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Federal Express Corporation is founded in Little Rock, AR in 1971 by Frederick W. Smith.
Gelco Express International
FedEx dramatically expands its presence outside of the U.S. with the acquisition of Gelco Express, a worldwide courier with service to 84 countries.
Tiger International Inc.
With the integration of the Flying Tiger Line, FedEx becomes the world's largest full-service, all-cargo airline. The acquisition includes routes to 21 countries, a fleet of cargo aircraft including Boeing 747s, facilities throughout the world and Flying Tigers' expertise in international airfreight.
Caliber System Inc.
FedEx creates FDX Corporation (later renamed FedEx Corporation) and grows its portfolio of services with the addition of ground small-package carrier RPS (now FedEx Ground), Western U.S. less-than-truckload carrier Viking Freight (now part of FedEx Freight), Caliber Logistics (now FedEx SupplyChain Systems), Caliber Technology (now part of FedEx Services) and Roberts Express (now FedEx Custom Critical).
Tower Group International Inc.
WorldTariff Ltd.
FedEx Corp. creates FedEx Trade Networks. Today, FedEx Trade Networks is one of the largest-volume customs entry filers in North America and provides FedEx customers with end-to-end transportation and customs clearance solutions around the world.
American Freightways Corp.
FedEx Corp. acquires this less-than-truckload carrier serving the Central and Eastern U.S. to complement Viking Freight. Rebranded as FedEx Freight in 2002, these companies combine to make FedEx Freight a leader in the regional less-than-truckload shipping industry.
Kinko's Inc.
FedEx Corp. expands its retail access to all of the 1,200 Kinko's stores. With the backing of a FORTUNE 100 corporation, Kinko's gains the resources and expertise needed to continue expansion of its corporate document outsourcing business and international operations.
Parcel Direct
FedEx Corp. broadens its residential delivery portfolio with the acquisition of Parcel Direct, a leading parcel consolidator. Parcel Direct becomes a subsidiary of FedEx Ground and is renamed FedEx SmartPost. The company offers a proven solution to customers in the fast-growing e-tail and catalog industries seeking a cost-effective means of shipping low-weight, less time-sensitive goods to residential customers.
ANC Holdings Limited
FedEx Corp. acquires ANC Holdings Limited, a United Kingdom domestic express transportation company for £120 million. This transaction will allows FedEx Express to directly serve the entire UK domestic market.
Watkins Motor Lines
FedEx Corp. acquires Watkins Motor Lines, a leading provider of long-haul LTL services, for $780 million.
Flying Cargo Hungary Kft
FedEx Express acquires its Hungarian global service participant, Flying Cargo Hungary Kft, giving FedEx a wholly-owned operation in one of the region's dynamic markets.
Tianjin Datian W. Group Co., Ltd.
FedEx Corp. acquires Tianjin Datian W. Group Co., Ltd.'s ("DTW Group") 50 percent share of the FedEx-DTW International Priority express joint venture and DTW Group's domestic express network in China for approximately US$400 million in cash.
Prakash Air Freight Pvt. Ltd.
FedEx Express acquires its primary Indian service provider, Prakash Air Freight Pvt. Ltd. (PAFEX), for approximately $33 million.
AFL Pvt. Ltd./Unifreight India Pvt. Ltd.
FedEx Express acquires the logistics, distribution and express businesses of AFL Pvt. Ltd. and its affiliate, Unifreight India Pvt. Ltd. This acquisition provides FedEx more robust domestic transportation and added capabilities in India.
Servicios Nacionales Mupa, S.A. de C.V. (MultiPack)
FedEx Express acquires the operations of MultiPack in Mexico. MultiPack's existing operations include its pick-up and delivery network, warehousing and logistics services, 48 distribution centers, 13 warehouses and more than 500 retail outlets, all of which will be consolidated into the FedEx business.
Opek Sp.z o.o.
FedEx Corp. acquires the Polish courier company Opek Sp.z o.o. (Opek) for $54 million. This acquisition gives its FedEx Express business unit access to a nationwide domestic ground network with an estimated $70 million in annual revenue and 12.5 million shipments annually.
TATEX
FedEx Corp. acquires TATEX, a leading French business-to-business express transportation company, for $55 million. This acquisition gives its FedEx Express business unit access to a nationwide domestic ground network which carries 19 million shipments and produces approximately €150 million in revenues annually.
Rapidão Cometa
FedEx Corp. acquires Rapidão Cometa, one of the largest transportation and logistics companies in Brazil. This acquisition brings more than $500 million of annual revenue, and is the latest step in the company's strategy for profitable growth in FedEx Express's Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) region.
FedEx acquires the Supaswift businesses in South Africa and six other countries (Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland and Zambia). The Supaswift acquisitions represent the latest step in the company's strategy to grow its African network and service offering.
Bongo International
FedEx Corp. acquires Bongo International, a leader in cross border enablement technologies and solutions. Bongo International's technology and processes provide a comprehensive and integrated end-to-end solution that helps retailers and e-tailers grow by reaching international consumers. Bongo International's capabilities complement and expand the FedEx portfolio of offerings important to the rapidly growing global e-commerce marketplace.
FedEx Corp. acquires GENCO, one of the largest third-party logistics providers in North America. GENCO is a pioneer and market leader in reverse logistics, test and repair, remarketing and product liquidation solutions. GENCO's complete range of product lifecycle services include inbound logistics; warehousing & distribution; fulfillment; contract packaging; managed transportation; systems integration; returns processing & disposition; test, repair, refurbishment; product liquidation; and recycling. With a comprehensive portfolio of supply chain services, GENCO's expertise will expand existing FedEx service offerings in the evolving retail and e-commerce markets.
TNT Express
FedEx Corp. acquires TNT Express, one of the world's largest express delivery companies, for €4.4 billion. Each day, TNT Express delivers nearly one million consignments of documents, parcels and freight through its road and air delivery services in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. TNT Express reported revenue of €6.9 billion in 2015.
Northwest Research Inc.
FedEx Corp. acquires Northwest Research, a leader in inventory research and management.
P2P Mailing Limited
FedEx Corp. acquires P2P Mailing Limited, a leading provider of worldwide e-commerce transportation solutions, for £92 million. P2P's capabilities complement and expand the FedEx portfolio of offerings important to the rapidly growing global e-commerce marketplace.
Manton Air-Sea Pty Ltd
FedEx acquires Manton Air-Sea Pty Ltd, a leading provider of logistics services with operations across Australia (for a purchase price of less than $10 million).
Flying Cargo Group
FedEx acquires the International Express business of Flying Cargo Group in Israel.


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Grubb & Ellis Co. recently brokered the sale of three office/industrial properties totaling approximately 565,769 square feet in suburban Chicago.
The value of the transaction was $23.5 million.
John B. Sanfilippo & Son Inc., a manufacturer of packaged and bulk snack-food products including the trade name Fisher Nuts, Texas Pride and Evon's, sold the properties as part of its relocation into a new 1.1 million-square-foot office/industrial campus at 1707 Randall Road in nearby Elgin. Sanfilippo is utilizing its new campus for office/administration, production, warehouse and distribution.
ProLogis purchased the 26-acre portfolio, which is located within four buildings: 1717 Arthur Ave. and 2299 Busse Road in Elk Grove Village; 300 E. Touhy Ave. in Des Plaines; and 3001 Malmo Drive in Arlington Heights.
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Farmington Hills Harrison seniors determined to go out on high note
As Farmington Hills Harrison prepares for its final season, coach John Herrington, and the seniors, know all eyes are on them.
Farmington Hills Harrison seniors determined to go out on high note As Farmington Hills Harrison prepares for its final season, coach John Herrington, and the seniors, know all eyes are on them. Check out this story on Freep.com: https://on.freep.com/2o6Jot2
By Mick McCabe, Special to the Detroit Free Press Published 7:00 p.m. ET Aug. 23, 2018
Farmington Hills Harrison, John Herrington prepare for final football se...
Farmington Hills Harrison High School football coach John Herrington talks with players during a huddle after practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Farmington Hills Harrison High School defensive coordinator Dave Thorne huddles up his team after practice at the school in Farmington Hills, Michigan on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
The Farmington Hills Harrison High School huddle up after practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Rod Heard during catching drills during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Ben Williams signals to the line during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Ben Williams is wide open for the catch during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills, Michigan on Thursday, August 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
(From left) Miles Hunt works with Maverick Hansen during drills during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Vincent Rawls takes the handoff and runs down the field during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Malcolm King steps in front of Rod Heard during for the catch during end zone drills during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
The Farmington Hills Harrison High School football team practice at the five yard line during end zone drills during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Farmington Hills Harrison High School football coach John Herrington talks with players during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press
Farmington Hills Harrison High School football coach John Herrington talks with players during a huddle after practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018.(Photo: Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press)Buy Photo
All of the players were gone and so, too, were the assistant coaches.
John Herrington was alone in the Farmington Hills Harrison coach's office, which was not unusual.
The 77-year-old Herrington was bracing for the start of Harrison's 49th year of varsity football, which begins Friday at 7 at home against North Farmington.
"I hope we don't get all wrapped up in this being our last year," he said. "But we are, I guess."
Yes, we are and so are the high school football fans across the state.
Harrison was handed a death sentence by the Farmington Hills school board, which, because of declining enrollment, decided to close one of the three district high schools.
This is the last year for Harrison and when it ceases to exist, so too will the most successful football program in state history, which is coached by the winningest coach in state history.
More: Michigan high school football: Son of Swami predicts 2018 season
The Free Press will follow the team's final year in a season-long series of stories and videos.
Talk of Harrison's demise has gone on for years and it has weighed on the minds of the coaches and players throughout the process.
Some of these seniors feared they would have to finish their high school careers at other schools because there was speculation Harrison was going to close last spring.
"They started that crap when I was a freshman, excuse my language," said senior lineman Maverick Hansen, who has committed to Central Michigan. "Everyone was talking about it and they had the hard close and the soft close and it was stressful. Then I realized I can't do anything about it so why stress about it."
Like many other at Harrison, Hansen wondered why Harrison was the school selected to close.
"Why does the nicest school in Farmington Hills have to be shut down when they have two other schools that are terrible?" he asked. "North and Farmington are both (inferior) compared to us. Everything about it — the team, tradition and we have one of the best academic schools in the state, too."
Malcolm King steps in front of Rod Heard during for the catch during end zone drills during Farmington Hills Harrison High School football practice at the school in Farmington Hills on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. (Photo: Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press)
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No one connected with Harrison is pleased with the impending closing, especially the players, who are hoping to add a state title to the record 13 championships the Hawks have already won.
And they want to do it for Herrington, a man they truly respect.
"Shoot, he's in his 70s and he's still so upbeat; he cracks jokes, he makes people laugh," said senior running back Ben Williams. "He's always the first one at practice and the last one to leave practice. I'm convinced he has a little bed in there. But that just shows you how dedicated he is to the players."
Harrison's success is not taken for granted by the players. They know they are part of something special and it begins with the way the coaches prepare them for each game.
"Guys go off to college and they come back and say their teammates that come from programs not structured like this and it's more of a shock to the system," senior defensive end/fullback Vincent Rawls said. "But here we're more structured like college. When we prepare for every game we come in and get a little packet that has blocking schemes, tendencies and all that. They get you football savvy and smart on the field."
More: Michigan high school football: Can't miss players, games in 2018
Senior tailback/defensive back Rod Heard, who has committed to Northwestern, lives in what used to be the North Farmington attendance area. He said he would have enrolled at a school in a different district had the Farmington Hills district not ruled that anyone living in the district could attend any school.
He said he would not like to have to play against Harrison on a regular basis.
"I'm sure if I put myself in the other team's shoes it would be pretty tough," Heard said. "Coaches do a great job of film study and making sure that everybody is prepared and knowing what they're supposed to do during the game and reading keys and things like that. I think we're a pretty tough team to go against — very disciplined, very physical."
Farmington Hills Harrison High School defensive coordinator Dave Thorne huddles up his team after practice at the school in Farmington Hills, Michigan on Thursday, Aug. 23, 2018. (Photo: Eric Seals, Detroit Free Press)
The looming closure of the school has added another heap of pressure on the players, who are determined to write the final chapter of the program with a happy ending.
"It's actually a lot on our back, too," Hansen said. "What if something doesn't go right and we don't go all the way to the state championship? It makes me (try) twice as hard and I'm pounding these kids every day and running the sprints as hard as I can so I can be the best that I can be for the team."
More: Michigan high school football: Ranking the top 25 teams in the state
No matter what Herrington would prefer, the players are very aware of what is going on around them.
They can't take five steps in practice without running into someone with a camera, documenting the final season of Harrison football.
"We've got all eyes on us this year," Williams said. "Everybody wants to see what Harrison is about to do before it closes. We've got a film crew out here doing a documentary. We've got the Detroit Free Press coming every other week to see what we're doing.
"It's all eyes on us."
Mick McCabe is a former longtime columnist for the Detroit Free Press. Contact him at mick.mccabe11@gmail.com. Follow him on Twitter @mickmccabe1
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Trump: 'I Have Always Known This Is a Real' Pandemic
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Published Mar. 17, 2020 1:29PM ET
During Tuesday's coronavirus press briefing at the White House, President Donald Trump insisted that he's long believed that the coronavirus crisis currently gripping the nation was a pandemic. Asked about his notable shift to a grim and serious tone towards coronavirus, the president said that he saw that "people liked it" but that he "didn't feel different."
"I've always known this is a real—this is a pandemic. I felt it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic," Trump declared. Eight days prior, however, Trump complained on Twitter that the "Fake News Media" and Democrats were doing everything to "inflame the CoronaVirus situation" while claiming the "risk is low to the average American." He also optimistically predicted late last month that the number of positive cases in the country would soon reach "zero."
Elsewhere in the briefing, when pressed about his repeated use of the term "Chinese virus" for COVID-19, Trump claimed it was a response to China spreading conspiracy theories and propaganda. "Rather than having an argument, I said, I have to call it where it came from. It did come from China," he exclaimed. Earlier in the day, CBS reporter Weijia Jiang said a White House official referred to the coronavirus as "Kung-Flu" to her face.


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THE STATUS CREW
Membership: Major ?? (none of the Crew are named, and the Major at the monitoring station in Marvel Superheroes#387 is the only one even given a designation)
Purpose: To maintain the Status Quo in the U.K. of Earth 238, mainly by eliminating any superhumans who may emerge.
Affiliations: The Police and Army, Home Secretary Wilcox-Smyth, the Fury
Enemies: Captain Britain, Jackdaw, Saturnyne, Dimples, the Avant Guard, the Crazy Gang, superheroes in general
Base of Operations: Earth 238
First Appearance: (mentioned) Marvel Superheroes#378 (October 1981);
(actually appear) Marvel Superheroes#381 (January 1982)
History: (Marvel Superheroes#378) - Captain Britain and Jackdaw flee the police. After their quarry has eluded them the police state "Costumed characters. Must've special powers." "Probably a job for the Status Crew".
(Marvel Superheroes#381) - Home Secretary Wilcox-Smyth, upon hearing of Captain Britain's antics, orders the Status Crew in to eliminate him. With their high-tech equipment the Status Crew soon locate Saturnyne's hidden base. They blast their way into it from above, and a squad drops down intent on wiping out all below.
(Marvel Superheroes#382) - In spite of comments before they broke in of wiping out everyone in the base, the leader of the Crew starts the assault by informing everyone in the base they are under arrest. He and Captain Britain have a heated conversation, where he declares that the Captain is guilty of treason under the treason act of 1971 because he took the law into his own hands by fighting the Junkheap that Walked Like a Man. When the hero answers back defiantly that he "stands for whatever is good for the people of Britain" the Status Crew open fire.
Realising that Captain Britain's forcefield is protecting all their opponents, the leader of the Crew calls for an analysis of his powers. In the corner of the room two members of the Crew are flashing up a piece of equipment that hasn't been used since the superhero purge ten years earlier. The machine swiftly devines that Captain Britain's powers come from his costume and that they depend on his concentration to work.
Meanwhile the Avant Guard flank the Crew, and send two of the Crew through a dimensional warp. Convinced by the advanced technology around them that they must be facing "the Reds", and angered at the loss of their friends, the remaining Crew members gun down the Guard ruthlessly. Saturnyne too faces some of the Crew, who make the mistake of taking her on with their bare hands because she is unarmed . She makes short work of them.
The Crew fighting Captain Britain use a high pitched directional sonic beam to disrupt his concentration, finally gaining the upper hand in their battle. As he loses his focus his forcefield wavers and the Status Crew members pile on him with batons. With a last surge of strength he manages to throw them off, so they bring up a bazooka to finish him off. Knowing his friend will die without his forcefield, Jackdaw blocks the missile, but appears to die doing so. Severely weakened, Captain Britain falls to the floor, unable to move.
(Marvel Superheroes#383) - Still unable to focus with the sonic beam aimed at him, Captain Britain manages to explain his plight to Saturnyne, who uses one of the fallen Avant Guard's umbrella weapons to send the agent with the sonic device into another dimension. Holding the Status Crew back with the threat of sending their leader on "a one-way trip to Cthonos", and seeing that all the Avant Guard in this sector are dead, Saturnyne presses Captain Britain to formulate a plan to take on the overwhelming forces of the Status Crew. They back out the room, and then while she and Dimples race ahead to prepare, Captain Britain fights a running battle with the pursuing Crew. Having reached her objective, Saturnyne throws the Captain a batch of the evolutionary enhancing fluid, with which he douses their pursuers. Although no physical change is evident, the Status Crew present suddenly realise that they have been fighting for the wrong cause, and beg Saturnyne's forgiveness for their actions. This battle is over.
(Marvel Superheroes#384) - While preparing for the Push, the forced evolutionary jump Saturnyne is on Earth 23 to engineer, Captain Britain reminisces about the recent battle he had with the Status Crew, whom he envisages as puppets of Wilcox-Smyth.
(Marvel Superheroes#387) - As the madness of the Jaspers' Warp spreads across London, England and the world, the Status Crew watch in horror at one of their monitoring stations. The Major in charge of the station decides that the Warp, combined with the intelligence he has received suggesting that Captain Britain, Saturnyne and her men are agents from a parallel world, signals an attack from another dimension. He orders his men to unleash the Fury.
Forced out their base by the effects of the Warp, the heroes are confronted by the Status Crew, this time accompanied by a giant killer cyboite, the Fury. The Status Crew stand back while the Fury makes short work of their opponents.
(Marvel Superheroes#388) - Captain Britain is rescued from the battle by the flying Teapot of the Crazy Gang, and the Fury sets off in pursuit, watched by two members of the Crew. On board the Teapot, one of the insane visions visited on the hero is of a tea party with almost everyone he has met on his visit to Earth 238, including one of the Status Crew.
(Daredevils#1) - Merlyn is mixing memories to put back into the resurrected body of Captain Britain. Among the memories we see him preparing from the Crooked World is his battle with the Status Crew.
(Mighty World of Marvel#10) - In the full throws of the Earth 616 Jaspers' Warp, Captain Britain is temporarily made to believe he never left the Crooked World, and that he and his allies are under attack by the Junkyard that Walked Like a Man, the Status Crew and the Crazy Gang.
Comments: Created by David Thorpe and Alan Davis.
I would think that the Status Quo was part of a division initially set up by Mad Jim Jaspers, to keep the world clean of super-humans--Snood.
CLARIFICATIONS: No known connections to:
Status Quo, a fanatic librarian from Cleveland who encountered Howard the Duck and Spider-Man, @Marvel Team-Up I#96
Status Quo, a band of aging British rockers
Other appearances:
Marvel Superheroes#382-384
Daredevils#1 (1982) - Alan Moore (writer), Alan Davis (pencils/inks), Bernie Jaye (editor)
Mighty World of Marvel#10 (March, 1984) - Alan Moore (writer), Alan Davis (pencils/inks), Tim Hampson (editor)
Last updated: 08/17/02.
Any Additions/Corrections? please let me know.
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Wednesday Market in Ramla
The Karaite World Center
The Armenian Monastery of Ramla
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Hammam Radwan
President's Garden
The Great Mosque of Ramla
The British Cemetery
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The Artisans' Fair in Ramla's Old City
The Khudaifa Mosque
The Franciscan Church
The Police Compound – Museum
900 Year Old Estate and a Fountain in its Garden
The Pool of Arches in Ramla
The most significant building left from the time when the Abbasid caliphs ruled in the Land of Israel is the Pool of Arches. The structure is a rare witness to the quality of construction and beauty of Moslem architecture, especially in view of the fact that the Pool of Arches has survived for 1,200 years since its construction, and also the enormous damage caused by heavy earthquakes which destroyed large parts of the town of Ramla.
The underground water reservoir was built in 789 AD, in the days when the famous Caliph Harun al Rashid ruled from Baghdad. The year of its foundation is chipped into the plaster of the pool's wall, saying, "In the name of Allah and with Allah's blessing, the agent of the Emir of the faithful ordered construction, may Allah lengthen his days, in the month of Haja in the year one hundred and seventy two."
The Pool of The Goats
The pool was built as a roofed water reservoir for the residents of Ramla. In Christian lore, it is also called the Pool of St. Helena, based on a tradition according to which Helena, the mother of the Roman Emperor Constantine I (who built also the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem), was the one who ordered it to be dug. In addition, the pool is also known as The Pool of The Goats in Arabic. And indeed, there were arches in the past through which the beasts were watered.
The pool was fed by a central aqueduct coming from the region of Gezer and leading to the reservoirs on the compound of the White Tower. The opening where the water entered the pool was recently discovered in the course of an archeological excavation carried out by the Israel Antiquities Authorities. It is possible that the pool's location is due to a small spring in the vicinity.
A few stairs lead down to the pool, and there are three rows of columns built from stone, and each row has five columns which carry the curved arches on which the roof rests. Cut into the ceiling are square hatches through which previous generations apparently drew water with pails and ropes.
The pool's basin is almost square and measures 19.82 x 21.17 meters. In the winter, its waters overflow and are pumped off. The Pool of Arches offers rowing boats to be used by adults and children to enter the magic historical space.
Opening hours of the site:
Sun. – Thurs. – 8:00 am to 16:00 pm
Fri. and holiday eves - 8:00 am to 14:00 pm
Shabbat and holidays - 8:00 am to 16:00 pm
Coordination of visits to the pool only: 08-921 6873
The inscription on the wall. Photos: Ron Peled
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View Full Version : Probably some kind of house placing exploit.
He has basically singlehandely taken all places. Trion do something -.- Hacking intensifies..
Jep, saw his new estates too. While I do not care for it, as I have already a big farm plot which is enough for me, it's very suspicious - no, it simple isn't possible - to be always the fastest out of 40 people trying. Surely there is some cheating involved in this case. Not that Trion gives a ♥♥♥♥ about it tough.
i see more hackers everyday tbh lol. teleporting everywhere etc.
akwell. not much we can do about it if the games so unsecure.


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Health Literacy Month 2020
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October is Health Literacy Month and healthcare organizations are encouraged to take this opportunity to simplify basic health information for patients and their families, so they can make informed decisions and be effective healthcare team members. This month MHS will highlight that health literacy is about the entire process of exchanging healthcare information. It is not just about reading and writing, but also about how people learn and communicate about their health.
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Health Literacy is often defined as "the degree to which people can obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services they need to make appropriate health decisions." It's not just for patients. Anyone who provides health information and services to others, such as a doctor, nurse, dentist, pharmacist, or public health worker, benefits from advancing their health literacy skills. Increased transparency, a focal area of the Military Health System's journey towards high reliability, is helping to improve health literacy across the MHS.
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Alan Jackson Fans Celebrate His 43rd Wedding Anniversary With Wife Denise
by Taylor Cunningham December 15, 2022
written by Taylor Cunningham December 15, 2022 1:43 pm
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Country music legend Alan Jackson is celebrating 43 years of holy matrimony with his wife, Denise. And fans are happy crying over their long-lasting love.
On December 15, Jackson's team posted a photo of the couple on Twister and asked everyone to join in and "wish Alan and Denise a Happy Anniversary." And fans were happy to oblige.
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— Alan Jackson (@OfficialJackson) December 15, 2022
"Happy Anniversary to a beautiful couple," one person wrote. "You made it through the young years now you are cherishing every moment together."
"Happy anniversary to both!!!" another added. "You've made it through [thick] and thin and them some more. And you have three gorgeous daughters!!!"
The Jacksons are what Hallmark movies are made of. They were high school sweethearts, and they said "I do" when Alan was just 21 years old. To make the story even more adorable, Denise didn't even have to consider changing her name. Her maiden name is also Jackson.
From the start, Denise was just as committed to making Alan a star as he was. In fact, she supported him while she worked as a flight attendant until he finally made it big. And she was the reason he got his start in Music City.
While she was on duty one day, she spotted Rhinestone Cowboy singer Glen Campbell at the airport. She introduced herself and explained that her very talented husband was a future country star, but he needed a record deal. So Campbell gave her his business card for his publishing company. That company ended up giving Alan Jackson his big break.
Alan and Denise Jackson Separated in the 1990s
But, like all marriages, staying together wasn't always easy. And that's why fans are so enamored with the Jacksons' love story. It's relatable.
When Alan's career exploded, the chaotic schedules and fame took a toll on his relationship. In 1997, the two even separated. But they were committed to making it work, so they went to marriage counseling and ultimately reconciled.
His hit song Remember When was actually inspired by their struggles and reunion. So, if you thought the single was romantic before, now you can truly appreciate its emotional lyrics.
Denise later revealed that Alan Jackson had been unfaithful before the separation. While talking to PEOPLE, she admitted that learning her husband had strayed was "shattering," but the situation ended up pushing them towards a healthier, more loving marriage.
"The greatest blessings in my life have come out of my worst shattering," she said. "His betrayal and our separation were what led to this new, passionate love relationship with God and also led to us being able to have the kind of marriage that we both always wanted but just didn't know how to have."
The couple has been solid ever since, and their challenges ended up creating a bond that helped them get through Denise's battle with cancer in 2010.
"It's just little things I think that have helped us more than anything," Denise said. "If you can last until you're 40 years old, hopefully, you'll be mature enough to figure out the rest of the years."


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A Nigerian senator and his wife were remanded in custody in London on Thursday charged with plotting to have a 15-year-old boy brought into the United Kingdom to harvest his organs, police said.
Ike Ekweremadu, 60, and Beatrice Nwanneka Ekweremadu, 55, were both charged with conspiracy to arrange travel of another person with a view to exploitation, namely organ harvesting, police said.
Track changes between the Supreme Court abortion decision…
Ekweremadu is an opposition senator in the southern state of Enugu, and also a former deputy senate president.
Police said they had been alerted to the alleged plan following reports made of possible offenses under modern slavery legislation. The child involved has been taken to safety and work was under way to provide additional support.
The couple appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates' Court in London where the court was told the child involved was a 15-year-old boy, the BBC reported.
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'Hidden In Plain Sight'
'Totentanz'
'Bankspeak'
'Lukács's Theory of the Novel'
''Operationalizing''
'Fog'
'Network Theory, Plot Analysis'
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'The Novel: History and Theory'
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More Conjectures
In the past year or so, several articles have addressed the issues raised in 'Conjectures on World Literature': Christopher Prendergast, Francesca Orsini, Efraín Kristal and Jonathan Arac in New Left Review, Emily Apter and Jale Parla elsewhere.footnote1 My thanks to all of them; and as I obviously cannot respond to every point in detail, I will focus here on the three main areas of disagreement among us: the (questionable) paradigmatic status of the novel; the relationship between core and periphery, and its consequences for literary form; and the nature of comparative analysis.
One must begin somewhere, and 'Conjectures' tried to sketch how the literary world-system works by focusing on the rise of the modern novel: a phenomenon which is easy to isolate, has been studied all the world over, and thus lends itself well to comparative work. I also added that the novel was 'an example, not a model; and of course my example, based on the field I know (elsewhere, things may be very different)'. Elsewhere things are different indeed: 'If the novel can be seen as heavily freighted with the political, this is not patently the case for other literary genres. Drama seems to travel less anxiously . . . How might the . . . construct work with lyric poetry?', asks Prendergast; and Kristal: 'Why doesn't poetry follow the laws of the novel?'.footnote2
It doesn't? I wonder. What about Petrarchism? Propelled by its formalized lyrical conventions, Petrarchism spread to (at least) Spain, Portugal, France, England, Wales, the Low Countries, the German territories, Poland, Scandinavia, Dalmatia (and, according to Roland Greene, the New World). As for its depth and duration, I am sceptical about the old Italian claim that by the end of the sixteenth century over two hundred thousand sonnets had been written in Europe in imitation of Petrarch; still, the main disagreement seems to be, not on the enormity of the facts, but on the enormity of their enormity—ranging from a century (Navarrete, Fucilla), to two (Manero Sorolla, Kennedy), three (Hoffmeister, Kristal himself), or five (Greene). Compared to the wave-like diffusion of this 'lingua franca for love poets', as Hoffmeister calls it, western novelistic 'realism' looks like a rather ephemeral vogue.footnote3
Other things being equal, anyway, I would imagine literary movements to depend on three broad variables—a genre's potential market, its overall formalization and its use of language—and to range from the rapid wave-like diffusion of forms with a large market, rigid formulas and simplified style (say, adventure novels), to the relative stasis of those characterized by a small market, deliberate singularity and linguistic density (say, experimental poetry). Within this matrix, novels would be representative, not of the entire system, but of its most mobile strata, and by concentrating only on them we would probably overstate the mobility of world literature. If 'Conjectures' erred in that direction it was a mistake, easily corrected as we learn more about the international diffusion of drama, poetry and so on (here, Donald Sassoon's current work on cultural markets will be invaluable).footnote4 Truth be told, I would be very disappointed if all of literature turned out to 'follow the laws of the novel': that a single explanation may work everywhere is both very implausible and extraordinarily boring. But before indulging in speculations at a more abstract level, we must learn to share the significant facts of literary history across our specialized niches. Without collective work, world literature will always remain a mirage.
Is world-system theory, with its strong emphasis on a rigid international division of labour, a good model for the study of world literature? On this, the strongest objection comes from Kristal: 'I am arguing, however, in favour of a view of world literature', he writes, 'in which the West does not have a monopoly over the creation of forms that count; in which themes and forms can move in several directions—from the centre to the periphery, from the periphery to the centre, from one periphery to another, while some original forms of consequence may not move much at all'.footnote5
Yes, forms can move in several directions. But do they? This is the point, and a theory of literary history should reflect on the constraints on their movements, and the reasons behind them. What I know about European novels, for instance, suggests that hardly any forms 'of consequence' don't move at all; that movement from one periphery to another (without passing through the centre) is almost unheard of;footnote6 that movement from the periphery to the centre is less rare, but still quite unusual, while that from the centre to the periphery is by far the most frequent.footnote7 Do these facts imply that the West has 'a monopoly over the creation of the forms that count'? Of course not.footnote8 Cultures from the centre have more resources to pour into innovation (literary and otherwise), and are thus more likely to produce it: but a monopoly over creation is a theological attribute, not an historical judgment.footnote9 The model proposed in 'Conjectures' does not reserve invention to a few cultures and deny it to the others: it specifies the conditions under which it is more likely to occur, and the forms it may take. Theories will never abolish inequality: they can only hope to explain it.
Kristal also objects to what he calls the 'postulate of a general homology between the inequalities of the world economic and literary systems': in other words, 'the assumption that literary and economic relationships run parallel may work in some cases, but not in others'.footnote10 Even-Zohar's argument is a partial response to the objection; but there is another sense in which Kristal is right, and the simplifying euphoria of an article originally conceived as a 30-minute talk is seriously misleading. By reducing the literary world-system to core and periphery, I erased from the picture the transitional area (the semi-periphery) where cultures move in and out of the core; as a consequence, I also understated the fact that in many (and perhaps most) instances, material and intellectual hegemony are indeed very close, but not quite identical.
Let me give some examples. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the long struggle for hegemony between Britain and France ended with Britain's victory on all fronts—except one: in the world of narrative, the verdict was reversed, and French novels were both more successful and formally more significant than British ones. Elsewhere I have tried to explain the reasons for the morphological supremacy of German tragedy from the mid-eighteenth century on; or the key role of semi-peripheral realities in the production of modern epic forms. Petrarchism, which reached its international zenith when its wealthy area of origin had already catastrophically declined (like those stars which are still shining long after their death), is a particularly spooky instance of this state of affairs.
All these examples (and more) have two features in common. First, they arise from cultures which are close to, or inside the core of the system—but are not hegemonic in the economic sphere. France may be the paradigm here, as if being an eternal second in the political and economic arena encouraged investment in culture (as in its feverish post-Napoleonic creativity, compared to the postprandial somnolence of the victorious Victorians). A—limited—discrepancy between material and literary hegemony does therefore exist: wider in the case of innovation per se (which does not require a powerful apparatus of production and distribution), and narrower, or absent, in the case of diffusion (which does).footnote11 Yet, and this is the second feature in common, all these examples confirm the inequality of the world literary system: an inequality which does not coincide with economic inequality, true, and allows some mobility—but a mobility internal to the unequal system, not alternative to it. At times, even the dialectic between semi-periphery and core may actually widen the overall gap (as in the instances mentioned in footnote 11, or when Hollywood quickly 'remakes' successful foreign films, effectively strengthening its own position). At any rate, this is clearly another field where progress will only be possible through the good coordination of specific local knowledge.
The central morphological point of 'Conjectures' was the contrast between the rise of the novel in the core as an 'autonomous development', and the rise in the periphery as a 'compromise' between a Western influence and local materials. As Parla and Arac point out, however, early English novels were written, in Fielding's words, 'after the manner of Cervantes' (or of someone else), thus making clear that a compromise between local and foreign forms occurred there as well.footnote12 And if this was the case, then there was no 'autonomous development' in western Europe, and the idea that forms have, so to speak, a different history at the core and at the periphery crumbles. The world-system model may be useful at other levels, but has no explanatory power at the level of form.
Here things are easy: Parla and Arac are right—and I should have known better. After all, the thesis that literary form is always a compromise between opposite forces has been a Leitmotiv of my intellectual formation, from Francesco Orlando's Freudian aesthetics to Gould's 'Panda principle', or Lukács' conception of realism. How on earth could I 'forget' all this? In all likelihood, because the core/periphery opposition made me look (or wish . . .) for a parallel morphological pattern, which I then couched in the wrong conceptual terms.footnote13
So let me try again. 'Probably all systems known to us have emerged and developed with interference playing a prominent role', writes Even-Zohar: 'there is not one single literature which did not emerge through interference with a more established literature: and no literature could manage without interference at one time or another during its history'.footnote14 No literature without interference . . . hence, also, no literature without compromises between the local and the foreign. But does this mean that all types of interference and compromise are the same? Of course not: the picaresque, captivity narratives, even the Bildungsroman could not exert the same pressure over French or British novelists that the historical novel or the mystères exerted over European and Latin American writers: and we should find a way to express this difference. To recognize when a compromise occurs as it were under duress, and is thus likely to produce more unstable and dissonant results—what Zhao calls the 'uneasiness' of the late Qing narrator.
The key point, here, is this: if there is a strong, systematic constraint exerted by some literatures over the others (and we all seem to agree that there is),footnote15 then we should be able to recognize its effects within literary form itself: because forms are indeed, in Schwarz's words, 'the abstract of specific social relationships'. In 'Conjectures', the diagram of forces was embodied in the sharp qualitative opposition of 'autonomous developments' and 'compromises'; but as that solution has been falsified, we must try something else. And, yes, 'measuring' the extent of foreign pressure on a text, or its structural instability, or a narrator's uneasiness, will be complicated, at times even unfeasible. But a diagram of symbolic power is an ambitious goal, and it makes sense that it would be hard to achieve.
Two areas for future discussion emerge from all this. The first concerns the type of knowledge literary history should pursue. 'No science, no laws' is Arac's crisp description of Auerbach's project; and there are similar hints in other articles too. This is of course the old question of whether the proper object of historical disciplines are individual cases or abstract models; and as I will argue at extravagant length for the latter in a series of forthcoming articles, here I will simply say that we have a lot to learn from the methods of the social and of the natural sciences. Will we then find ourselves, in Apter's words, 'in a city of bits, where micro and macro literary units are awash in a global system with no obvious sorting device'? I hope so . . . it would be a very interesting universe. So, let's start looking for good sorting devices. 'Formalism without close reading', Arac calls the project of 'Conjectures', and I can't think of a better definition. Hopefully, it will also be a formalism where the 'details' so dear to him and to Prendergast will be highlighted, not erased by models and 'schemas'.footnote16
Finally, politics. Several articles mention the political pressure behind Auerbach's Mimesis, or Casanova's République mondiale des lettres. To them I would add Lukács's two versions of comparative literature: the one which crystallized around World War I, when The Theory of the Novel, and its (never completed) companion study on Dostoevsky mused on whether a world beyond capitalism could even still be imagined; and the one which took shape in the Thirties, as a long meditation on the opposite political significance of German and French literature (with Russia again in the background). Lukács' spatio-temporal horizon was narrow (the nineteenth century, and three European literatures, plus Cervantes in The Theory of the Novel and Scott in The Historical Novel); his answers were often opaque, scholastic, philistine—or worse. But his lesson lies in how the articulation of his comparative scenario (western Europe or Russia; Germany or France) is simultaneously an attempt to understand the great political dilemmas of his day. Or in other words: the way we imagine comparative literature is a mirror of how we see the world. 'Conjectures' tried to do so against the background of the unprecedented possibility that the entire world may be subject to a single centre of power—and a centre which has long exerted an equally unprecedented symbolic hegemony. In charting an aspect of the pre-history of our present, and sketching some possible outcomes, the article may well have overstated its case, or taken some wrong turns altogether. But the relationship between project and background stands, and I believe it will give significance and seriousness to our work in the future. Early March 2003, when these pages are being written, is in this respect a wonderfully paradoxical moment, when, after twenty years of unchallenched American hegemony, millions of people everywhere in the world have expressed their enormous distance from American politics. As human beings, this is cause to rejoice. As cultural historians, it is cause to reflect.
1'Conjectures on World Literature', NLR 1; Christopher Prendergast, 'Negotiating World Literature', NLR 8; Francesca Orsini, 'Maps of Indian Writing', NLR 13; Efraín Kristal, '"Considering Coldly . . .": A Response to Franco Moretti', NLR 15; Jonathan Arac, 'Anglo-Globalism?' NLR 16; Emily Apter, 'Global Translatio: The "Invention" of Comparative Literature, Istanbul, 1933', Critical Inquiry, 29, 2003; Jale Parla's essay ('The object of comparison') will be published in a special issue of Comparative Literature Studies edited by Djelal Kadir in January 2004.
2'Conjectures', p. 58; 'Negotiating World Literature', pp. 120–1; '"Considering Coldly . . ."', p. 62. Orsini makes a similar point for Indian literature: 'Moretti's novel-based theses would seem to have little application to the Subcontinent, where the major nineteenth and twentieth-century forms have been poetry, drama and the short story, whose evolution may show quite different patterns of change': 'Maps', p. 79.
3See Antero Meozzi, Il petrarchismo europeo (secolo xvi), Pisa 1934; Leonard Forster, The Icy Fire: Five studies in European Petrarchism, Cambridge 1969; Joseph Fucilla, Estudios sobre el petrarquismo en España, Madrid 1960; Ignacio Navarrete, Orphans of Petrarch, California 1994; William Kennedy, Authorizing Petrarch, Ithaca 1994; Maria Pilar Manero Sorolla, Introducción al estudio del petrarquismo en España, Barcelona 1987; Gerhart Hoffmeister, Petrarkistische Lyrik, Stuttgart 1973; Roland Greene, Post-Petrarchism: Origins and Innovations of the Western Lyric Sequence, Princeton 1991. Kristal's implicit acknowledgement of the hegemony of Petrarchism over European and Latin American poetry comes where he writes that 'the lyrical conventions of modern Spanish poetry were developed in the 16th century by Boscán and Garcilaso de la Vega . . . The first signs of a reaction against the strictest conventions of Spanish prosody did not take place in Spain but in Spanish America in the 1830s': '"Considering Coldly . . ."', p. 64.
4See, for a preliminary account, 'On Cultural Markets', NLR 17.
5'"Considering Coldly . . ."', pp. 73–4.
6I mean here the movement between peripheral cultures which do not belong to the same 'region': from, say, Norway to Portugal (or vice versa), not from Norway to Iceland or Sweden, or from Colombia to Guatemala and Peru. Sub-systems made relatively homogeneous by language, religion or politics—of which Latin America is the most interesting and powerful instance—are a great field for comparative study, and may add interesting complications to the larger picture (like Darío's modernism, evoked by Kristal).
7The reason why literary products flow from the centre to the periphery is spelt out by Even-Zohar in his work on polysystems, extensively quoted at the beginning of 'Conjectures': peripheral (or, as he calls them, 'weak') literatures 'often do not develop the same full range of literary activities . . . observable in adjacent larger literatures (which in consequence may create a feeling that they are indispensable)'; 'a weak . . . system is unable to function by confining itself to its home repertoire only', and the ensuing lack 'may be filled, wholly or partly, by translated literature'. Literary weakness, Even-Zohar goes on, 'does not necessarily result from political or economic weakness, although rather often it seems to be correlated with material conditions'; as a consequence, 'since peripheral literatures in the Western hemisphere tend more often than not to be identical with literatures of smaller nations, as unpalatable as this idea may seem to us, we have no choice but to admit that within a group of relatable national literatures, such as the literatures of Europe, hierarchical relations have been established since the very beginnings of these literatures. Within this (macro-)polysystem some literatures have taken peripheral positions, which is only to say that they were often modelled to a large extent upon an exterior literature.' Itamar Even-Zohar, 'Polysystem Studies', in Poetics Today, spring 1990, pp. 47, 81, 80, 48.
8Nor does it have a monopoly over criticism that counts. Of the twenty critics on whose work the argument of 'Conjectures' rests, writes Arac, 'one is quoted in Spanish, one in Italian, and eighteen in English'; so, 'the impressive diversity of surveying some twenty national literatures diminishes into little more than one single means by which they may be known. English in culture, like the dollar in economics, serves as the medium through which knowledge may be translated from the local to the global': 'Anglo-Globalism?', p. 40. True, eighteen critics are quoted in English. But as far as I know only four or five are from the country of the dollar, while the others belong to a dozen different cultures. Is this less significant than the language they use? I doubt it. Sure, global English may end up impoverishing our thinking, as American films do. But for now, the rapid wide public exchanges it makes possible far exceed its potential dangers. Parla puts it well: 'To unmask the hegemony [of imperialism] is an intellectual task. It does not harm to know English as one sets out for the task.'
9After all, my last two books end on the formal revolutions of Russian and Latin American narrative—a point also made (not 'conceded', as Kristal puts it, suggesting reluctance on my part) in an article on European literature ('an importer of those formal novelties that it is no longer capable of producing'), another one on Hollywood exports ('a counter-force at work within the world literary system') and in 'Conjectures' itself. See 'Modern European Literature: A Geographical Sketch', NLR I/206, July–August 1994, p. 109; 'Planet Hollywood', NLR 9, May–June 2001, p. 101. 'Conjectures' pointed out that 'in those rare instances when the impossible programme succeeds, we have genuine formal revolutions' (p. 59, footnote 9), and that 'in a few lucky cases, the structural weakness may turn into a strength, as in Schwarz's interpretation of Machado' (p. 66, footnote 29).
10'"Considering Coldly . . ."', pp. 69, 73.
11The fact that innovations may arise in the semi-periphery, but then be captured and diffused by the core of the core, emerges from several studies on the early history of the novel (by Armstrong, Resina, Trumpener and others: all written in total independence from world-system theory), which have pointed out how often the culture industry of London and Paris discovers a foreign form, introduces a few improvements, and then retails it as its own throughout Europe (ending in the masterstroke of the 'English' novelist Walter Scott). As the picaresque declines in its native country, Gil Blas and Moll Flanders and Marianne and Tom Jones spread it all over Europe; epistolary novels, first written in Spain and Italy, become a continental craze thanks to Montesquieu and Richardson (and then Goethe); American 'captivity narratives' acquire international currency through Clarissa and the Gothic; the Italian 'melodramatic imagination' conquers the world through Parisian feuilletons; the German Bildungsroman is intercepted by Stendhal, Balzac, Dickens, Brontë, Flaubert, Eliot . . . This is of course not the only path of literary innovation, perhaps not even the main one; but the mechanism is certainly there—half swindle, half international division of labour—and has an interesting similarity to larger economic constraints.
12'Anglo-Globalism?', p. 38.
13This seems a good illustration of the 'Kuhnian' point that theoretical expectations will shape facts according to your wishes—and an even better illustration of the 'Popperian' point that facts (usually gathered by those who disagree with you) will be finally stronger.
14'Polysystem Studies', p. 59. A page later, in a footnote, Even-Zohar adds: 'This is true of almost all literatures of the Western hemisphere. As for the Eastern hemisphere, admittedly, Chinese is still a riddle as regards its emergence and early development.'
15Except Orsini: 'Implicit in [Casanova's] view—explicit in Moretti's—is the traditional assumption of a "source" language, or culture—invariably carrying an aura of authenticity—and a "target" one, seen as in some way imitative. In place of this, Lydia Liu much more usefully proposed the concept of "guest" and "host" languages, to focus attention on the translingual practice through which the hosts may appropriate concepts and forms . . . Cultural influence becomes a study of appropriation, rather than of centres and peripheries': 'Maps', pp. 81–2. The culture industry as a 'guest' invited by a 'host' who 'appropriates' its forms . . . Are these concepts—or daydreams?
16'Anglo-Globalism?', pp. 41, 38; 'Global translatio', p. 255.
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Book review: Surprising DNA results send writer on journey of discovery
By Alison BuckholtzFor the Times-Union
Inheritance: A Memoir of Genealogy, Paternity, and Love
Author: Dani Shapiro
Data: Knopf, 272 pages, $24.95
There aren't many genuine literary thrillers out there, especially among today's memoirs. Sure, there are narrative twists that lead to unexpected epiphanies — but fewer and fewer books whose plot and pacing compel me to page ahead of my place in the text, panting for answers.
Dani Shapiro's "Inheritance: A Memoir of Genealogy, Paternity, and Love" does that by telling a remarkable story with the empathy and eloquence that characterize Shapiro's previous nine books. That number includes at least three memoirs. So it's reasonable to ask a simple question: What could be left to say?
Plenty.
"Inheritance" adds significantly to Shapiro's body of work while plugging into some of our culture's most pressing concerns – identity, technology and medical ethics, among others. Although her story is unique to her, it offers a way of thinking about our changing, uncertain times.
It's a hard book to discuss without spoiling the surprises that make it such an exciting read, and I'll try not to give too much away. "Inheritance" opens as Shapiro, at age 54, receives DNA test results that are dramatically inconsistent with her understanding of who she is. The new facts of her life are so impossible to believe that she pursues new test results from several additional companies, and the quest for the truth is her only anchor in unfamiliar, terrifying territory.
"I latched onto facts," she writes. "I ran through these facts as I tried to fall asleep each night, as if recounting them might help me make more sense of things. But what I was really doing was unspooling a narrative fifty-four years long."
Shapiro is finally forced to understand that her genetic history speaks its own "inconvenient truth." This conflicts fundamentally with her personal identity, shaped by generations of relatives who were Orthodox Jews — many of whom held prominent roles in the community and were influential authorities in their time. The portraits of these communal leaders — grandfathers and grandmothers, aunts and uncles — line the walls of her home and dictate (almost literally) her self-image, her relationships and the traditions she's passing down to her son.
So when her genetic analysis offers a different life story to tell, it upends her world. It seemed to Shapiro "as if I had been swept into someone's novel — someone's melodramatic novel — and I was a playing a character rather than living my life."
While still in the fog of disbelief, she commits to suss out the what, where and how of who she is. In the process, she also unearths the why. Gradually, answers to questions that she had never before been able to articulate power "Inheritance" forward as it heads in directions that explore the history of reproductive medicine, the legacy of secrecy and the power of denial.
As Shapiro seeks to redefine family in a way that's relevant and honest, some of her lifelong relationships unravel. But other family ties weave new patterns, and these — braided with truth alongside sentiment — give her the strength to keep narrating an unknowable future.
Alison Buckholtz is the author of "Standing By: The Making of an American Military Family in a Time of War," one of the first memoirs of the Iraq war period by a military spouse.


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University of Chicago graduate student union plans three-day picket
By George Gallanis
Over 1,500 University of Chicago (U of C) graduate student workers will hold a three-day picket beginning Monday to demand recognition of Graduate Students United (GSU) as a union by U of C's administration. Last week, the GSU, of which the soon to-be striking graduate students are a part, announced grad student workers voted overwhelmingly to approve strike action.
U of C graduate students perform vital work for the university. They work as graduate and teaching assistants for professors in undergraduate courses, with some overseeing classes of their own. Additionally, they grade papers, administer labs and lead discussion groups, tutor one-on-one, all the while performing research and other critical duties as they study in PhD and Master's programs.
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In anticipation of the pending picket, some U of C graduate students have already canceled classes for next week.
The GSU, an affiliate of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the Illinois Federation of Teachers, has sought to win union recognition from U of C's administration since last year.
In February 2018, the GSU withdrew its official certificate of union representation from the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The withdrawal was in response to growing fears that the new Trump appointed NLRB board would overturn the Columbia decision which granted graduate students the right to unionize at private universities.
The GSU has since sought for the U of C to voluntarily recognize the GSU as a union, which has occurred at other private universities, including New York University.
On Thursday night, the day the GSU announced the picket, John Boyer, the Dean of the College, which oversees undergraduate education, sent emails to undergraduates, their parents and graduate students. In his emails to undergraduates and their parents, Boyer urged students to go to classes and cross picket lines. In his letter to grad students, he urged students to keep working, declaring, "I would like to remind all graduate-student members of our teaching community of the importance of upholding your instructional responsibilities to students in the College."
In an effort to block the GSU's union recognition, U of C's administration has attempted to define the work of graduate student workers as categorically something else. During an NLRB hearing between the U of C and the GSU, the university's legal counsel said the primary purpose of graduate students teaching undergraduates students is "to provide the graduate students with opportunities to practice their pedagogical skills." Adding that, "The benefit that the undergraduates may receive from that is inextricably linked to that process."
During the same hearing, U of C's legal counsel glibly proclaimed of graduate students, "They are not working, they are teaching."
U of C's resort to anti-democratic legalities is no doubt intended to slow down and demoralize graduate student workers. But more fundamentally, the naked attempt to define graduate student workers as anything but workers expresses the U of C's attempt to block the development of working class consciousness among students.
U of C's board of trustees, a group of millionaires and billionaires, are nervously watching the development.
Among the U of C's board of trustees is Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella who in 2017 received over $25 million in compensation. Nadella has overseen the layoff of thousands of Microsoft workers. There's also New York Times columnist David Brooks, a leading voice of America's financial aristocrats, who has urged Americans to die sooner so the government can save costs. The vast majority of the remaining trustees head parasitic hedge fund and investment companies, like billionaire Ken Griffin.
The combined wealth of everyone on the board could pay the tuition of all students for hundreds of years, if not more. The average yearly pay of a U of C graduate worker is roughly $30,000, with many making less. Students are forced to pay grad fees and health insurance, which eat much of their income. The Student Life fee costs $1,209 per year, while U of C health insurance costs $4,398 annually.
This parasitic group is not the only one keeping over watch on graduate students. The heads of the AFT are actively watching what unfolds, ready to intervene in the case the picket expands beyond its official three-day limit. The politics of the AFT and its counterpart, the National Education Association (NEA), is pro-capitalist and adheres to the mandates of the Democratic Party, which in turn relies on the unions to suppress workers struggles and keep the class struggle at bay.
The GSU's decision to affiliate with the AFT, even for allegedly legal necessity as a steppingstone to form an officially recognized union, does not absolve the consideration of political questions.
The GSU leadership, conscious or not, shadows that of its parent organization. Like the AFT, the GSU is not seeking to fundamentally challenge the ownership and control of their workplace, in this case of the University of Chicago. Instead, it seeks to accommodate itself to the university administration, in brokering a contract which will do nothing to ultimately meet the needs of students. Limiting the student's action to a three day picket expresses the GSU's inability to wage a serious struggle.
This is because the unions have long ago shed any semblance of being workers' organizations. Today, they function as nationalist labor management, policing the working class in the interests of their "own" bosses. Tied by a thousand threads to the Democratic Party and capitalism, they cannot be reformed.
The backstabbing by the AFT and NEA of teachers struggles from last year's West Virginia wildcat strike to Los Angeles to the University of Illinois at Chicago confirms this. Similarly, the United Auto Workers, an organization rife with corruption, has overseen the decimation of the livelihoods of autoworkers by working with the auto companies to close down factories and slash wages and benefits. The most recent example is the closure of GM factories in Ohio, Michigan, Maryland and Ontario, which will destroy 15,000 jobs.
Graduate student must break with the GSU and the AFT and form independent rank and file committees. Appeals should be made to U of C students, custodial and janitorial workers, nurses, professors and beyond to logistic workers, autoworkers and Chicago Public School teachers. The grounds must be developed for a general strike across the United States.
Ultimately, students must break with the politics of the pseudo-left, including the Democratic Socialist of America, and fight for a genuine socialist transformation of society, that does not appeal to the Democrats and the unions but to the international working class.
The wealth of the capitalist class, like those that oversee U of C, must be expropriated to guarantee quality education, housing, jobs, healthcare and access to culture to all.
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N-Dubz star Dappy pleads not guilty to assault
He was arrested after an alleged altercation earlier this week.
By Justin Harp and Kate Goodacre
N-Dubz musician Dappy has denied assault during a court appearance.
The 29-year-old, also known as Costadinos Contostavlos, appeared at Hatfield Magistrates' Court today (May 12), where he pleaded not guilty to a total of three charges – possession of a bladed article, assault by beating and a public order offence.
Dappy was arrested by police on Wednesday (May 10) in Hatfield following an alleged altercation between a man and a woman in the street. No-one was seriously hurt in the incident, Hertfordshire Police confirmed.
Head magistrate Cheryl Wright referred the case to St Albans Crown Court, according to the Welwyn Hatfield Times. Dappy has been remanded in custody, and the case has been adjourned until Friday, June 9.
A statement from Dappy's legal team posted to his official Twitter account reads: "We wish to make clear that Dappy firmly denies these offences.
"The case will now be heard at the Crown Court and it would not be appropriate to make any further comment at this time.
"Dappy would like to thank his family and friends for all their support at this extremely difficult time."
Dappy's best known as a member of MOBO winners and Brit Award nominees N-Dubz, who have been on hiatus since 2012.
He soon launched a solo career, and later took part in the winter 2014 edition of Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother, where he finished as runner-up to Jim Davidson.
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They caught 23 who were at a party to promote pink cocaine
A total of 23 people who were at a party where a drug known as Tusi (pink cocaine) was promoted were arrested by Cicpc agents, according to police sources.
The procedure was carried out between Friday night and early Saturday morning in a place located in the Guataparo urbanization, Colinas de Guataparo street, Santa María del Campo room, Valencia, Carabobo state.
Neighbors denounced the fact because for days this type of celebration had been taking place in that place. The Cicpc agents They traced the origin of these parties and detected that they were promoted from the Instagram social network under the name of La Casa.
The main center of attraction of the festivities was the sale of tusi or pink cocaine. At the site, 57 mini-packages containing the aforementioned drug, as well as marijuana and ecstasy, were found.
The detainees were handed over to the 29th Prosecutor's Office of the Public Ministry.
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