Recorded live at O'Culto da Ajuda, Lisbon, Portugal, on November 22nd, 2017, by Miguel Azguime.
"Maria do Mar, violinist born in Lisbon, has a path marked by classical music and teaching, although she has always collaborated with artists from other musical areas. Since 2012, following her participation in the "Atelier de Improvisation et Direction de Ensemble in real-time (Conduction)" directed by Butch Morris, she began to explore free improvisation and other languages in the contemporary music scene, taking part in a violin and Electric bass duo with the musician and composer Ricardo A. Freitas.She has developed improvisational work with various musicians, performing in concerts, cycles and festivals, with names like Carlos "Zingaro",., Joana Guerra, Ricardo Jacinto, Christophe Berthet, Maria Radich. In the context of the Moving Theater she participated in the Suzuki workshop / Viewpoints by Lowri Jenkins and Jane Pupo. She is seeking a broader musical universe and the development of a personal language, where the musical boundaries are fading and new possibilities opens up with no creative limits."
"Ulrich Mitzlaff completed his cello studies in the seventies at Tübingen (Germany) with Professor Stefan Zarnescú. Since 1996 he lives at Lisbon, Portugal, where he works as cellist and composer of contemporary and experimental music, improvisation, free-jazz, conceptual composition and sound-art. He collaborates with various artists in multidisciplinary and electro-acoustic projects and he is member of the art-association "granular".
At the moment, he participates in music-projects like: the Duo Ulrich Mitzlaff / Miguel Mira, with a new and very surprising CD "Cellos" that was presented early springtime this year; Separados Frutos, an experimental music and spoken word formation with Nuno Rebelo, Vera Mantero and Manuel Guimarães; the Open Speech TRIO with Carlos Bechegas and Miguel Feraso Cabral; the Duo Carlos "Zingaro" / Ulrich Mitzlaff and the Fruit Music Quartet with Franziska Schroeder, Pedro Carneiro and Pedro Rebelo.
With Carlos "Zingaro" he was performing in many different constellations and formations that had a significant impact on his playing. The same is to say about his collaborations with Nuno Rebelo, Carlos Bechegas, Miguel Mira and Carlos Santos.
He was interpreting the original music composed by Nuno Rebelo in 2001 for "como rebolar alegremente sobre um vazio interior", choreography by Vera Mantero for the Ballet Gulbenkian, and in 2003 for "Silicone Não", choreography by Paulo Ribeiro for the Companhia Paulo Ribeiro. He was collaborating in 2000 and 2001 with Américo Rodrigues in his multi-dimensional piece "...como um relâmpago...".
He composed and presented live in 2008 the music for the choreography created by Romulus Neagu "The Invisibility of the Small Perceptions". With Romulus Neagu he works also in the duo "ImproFormance", an instant dance-performance.
In 2008 he created and interpreted the music for the documentary film by Miguel Clara Vasconcelos over the choreographic project of Romulus Neagu "The Invisibility of the Small Perceptions", and in 2009 he composed and interpreted the music for the dramatic short film by Miguel Clara Vasconcelos "Pedrinez". He interpreted the original music written by Paulo Curado for the animation film "Cândido" by "Zepe" - José Pedro Cavalheiro in 2007.
He participated in many international festivals like "Festival LEM Primavera" (Barcelona 2009), "Festival Portugal and the World" (Brussels 2007), "Metasonic LX" (Lisbon 2006), "Metasonic III" (Lisbon 2010), "Festival Músicas do Mundo" (Sines 2006), "Festival Alkantara" (Lisbon 2006), "Sonorities" festival of contemporary music (Belfast, Northern Ireland 2005), "CAMP 03 - international festival for electronic music, sound art and visual arts" (Tübingen, Germany 2003) and "CAMP 05" (Montemor-o-Novo 2005), "Encontros de Música Experimental- EME" (Setúbal 2000 and 2001), "Ó da Guarda" (Guarda 1999, 2005 and 2008) among many others.
He was playing in various concerts with Fried Dähn, Rodrigo Amado, Emídio Buchinho, Reinhold Friedl, Vitor Joaquim, Thomas Maos, Stefano de Bonis, Josep-Maria Balanyà, Bart Maris, Miguel Cardoso, Pedro Lopes, Hernâni Faustino, Stefano Zorzanello, Gregg Moore, Liba Villavecchia, Paulo Curado, Bertrand Gauguet, Miguel Leiria Pereira, Ernesto Rodrigues, Mark Whitecage, Phill Niblock and many others. He worked in the duo I/O with Carlos Santos (MAX/MSP) in the field of electro-acoustic improvisation and he was collaborating with the Lisbon Improvisation Players of Rodrigo Amado."
"Helena Espvall is a cello player who is comfortable in indie rock and improvised music circles. She was born and raised in Sweden, playing guitar and cello in rock bands and a silent movie orchestra. Moving to the U.S. and settling in Philadelphia in 2000, Espvall further explored Arabic music, performed with the Amnesiac Music & Dance Ensemble, and joined the contemporary psychedelic-folk group Espers, recording the CDs Weed Tree and II with them. Her penchant for playing free jazz has resulted in collaborations with guitarist Eugene Chadbourne. She is a featured artist with saxophonist/flutist Oluyemi Thomas on his recording Before the Beginning, and with From Quagmire on Habitats in the Wound. Espvall's debut CD as a leader, Nimis & Arx, from the Pax/Fire Museum label is produced by George Korien, where she plays cello, guitar, and recorder, sings and uses electronics. Other artists she has worked with include Katt Hernandez, Lukas Ligeti, Masaki Batoh, Gui Mallon, Nick Castro, Bert Jansch, Sharron Kraus, Fürsaxa, Vashti Bunyan, Samara Lubelski, Marissa Nadler, Damon & Naomi, Arborea, Curia, Golden Ball, the Valerie Project, Polineros, and Scorces.
Helena Espvall is a Swedish-American musician noted for her participation in the post-millennial psych-folk and free improv scenes. Her primary instruments are cello, guitar and voice."
Italian double bassist Gianna de Toni is a member of the Portuguese-based groups IKB and String Theory.
This supergroup of strings--16 musicians on violins, viola, cellos, double basses, piano, psaltery, zither, and guitar--in an intensely restrained collective improvisation recorded live at O'Culto da Ajuda, Lisbon, Portugal in 2017, String Theory's 4th album continues their title themes from the physical universe named for the rare metalloid "Tellurium".
"Tellurium is a chemical element with symbol Te and atomic number 52. It is a brittle, mildly toxic, rare, silver-white metalloid. Tellurium is chemically related to selenium and sulfur. It is occasionally found in native form as elemental crystals. Tellurium is far more common in the universe as a whole than on Earth. Its extreme rarity in the Earth's crust, comparable to that of platinum, is due partly to its high atomic number, but also to its formation of a volatile hydride which caused it to be lost to space as a gas during the hot nebular formation of the planet.
Tellurium-bearing compounds were first discovered in 1782 in a gold mine in Zlatna, Romania by Austrian mineralogist Franz-Joseph Müller von Reichenstein, although it was Martin Heinrich Klaproth who named the new element in 1798 after the Latin word for "earth", tellus. Gold telluride minerals are the most notable natural gold compounds. However, they are not a commercially significant source of tellurium itself, which is normally extracted as a by-product of copper and lead production.


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Home State 4 lakh migratory birds expected to arrive at Hygam wetland this year
4 lakh migratory birds expected to arrive at Hygam wetland this year
Hunting weapons seized by Wildlife Deptt from a wetland in North Kashmir's Sopore. -Excelsior/Aabid Nabi
Anti-poaching drives to be stepped-up: Officials
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SRINAGAR, Dec 4: With the increase in precipitation in Kashmir, authorities anticipate over 4 lakh migratory birds will arrive at Hygam Wetland in North Kashmir's Sopore while the Wildlife Department has increased its vigilance against bird hunting to make the wetland safe and secure for visitors coming from various parts.
Mukhtar Ahmad Khan-who is the Range Officer of Wildlife Protection Force at Hygam Wetland and Wullar Lake-said that they have stepped up the patrolling, which, he said is a day and night process, and that the authorities have strictly directed for the protection of migratory birds at every cost.
"So far, there are over 1 lakh birds here. The arrival will increase with the start of rainfall and we are expecting over 4 lakh birds this year in the wetland; the rainfall will increase the water level in the wetlands and that will pave a way for more birds to arrive here; usually, after November end, we see the increase in the arrival of birds," he said.
He said that, in the past some time, with the arrival of migratory birds, there have been cases of bird hunting and that the concerned teams have been acting swiftly to ensure action against the violators.
"We have, so far, seized 27 guns, which includes 24 paint guns, plus 3 with single barrels; the action will continue and we are ensuring that strict action is taken against the violators who are involved in the illegal bird hunting in and around the wetland," he said.
Another official said that the department is getting the support of the forest protection force in curbing the poaching of birds and in the last 3 years they have seized several guns used to hunt migratory birds.
He said that the department is committed to keeping a check on bird hunting and for that several wings of the Wildlife Department are working in sync to achieve the set target.
"We have got the people from the Wildlife Protection Force and with them, we have set up a control room while the necessary works are being carried out in close coordination," an official said.
Khan, however, noted the lack of manpower at Wular where he said that the protection force has got only one person doing the necessary work. "We have written to the department and that there is a need to attend to the shortcomings because only then we would be able to ensure that the migratory birds are protected," he said.
He said that the drive against the illegal hunting of migratory birds will be intensified in the coming days to make the area safe and secure for the migratory birds. "The timely and swift action to make the area safe would increase the arrival of the number of migratory birds this year," he said.
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Do Soundproof Windows Really Work? | Soundproof Windows, Inc.
Many of us would prefer to have a quieter home. Whether you live near an airport, busy intersection, freeway, a construction site, a playground or a school, chances are you're fed up with unwanted noise. You might have heard of soundproof windows or soundproof sliding glass doors, but you aren't sure if they really work and if they are worth the investment. In this article we discuss the facts about soundproof windows and soundproof sliding glass doors.
Are Soundproof Windows Really "Soundproof"?
Many associate the word "soundproof" with silence. We're not aware of any commercially available windows that stop 100% of sound, but our windows reduce noise better than any other product on the market.
The first thing you need to know about soundproof windows is how they're graded. Our industry's unit of measurement for sound is what's known as an STC rating.
STC stands for Sound Transmission Class and it is an instrument measurement of how much noise is stopped by objects such as windows, doors, walls and building materials.
STC ratings generally range from 18 to 38 for windows.
The STC rating is the average amount of noise stopped at 18 different frequencies, measured in decibels.
For single pane windows, the STC Rating is most likely between 26 and 28.
The STC Rating for our soundproof windows is 48-54 on average.
In other words, our windows can stop more than twice the noise as single pane windows.
What Are the Mechanisms that Reduce Sound Transmission in Soundproof Windows?
Your instincts on how soundproof windows work are probably right. Soundproofing and STC ratings are largely contingent upon four factors.
The thickness of the windows; the thicker the windows, the more noise stopping power they have.
The amount of space between the window panes. The greater the space, the more noise gets stopped.
Additional materials applied to the glass itself, such as plastic. Glass that is covered in plastic on each side is known as a "laminated window".
The amount of pressure between the window and the frame. The greater the pressure, the less that noise can penetrate a home.
We at Soundproof Windows designed the best soundproof windows on the market using factors 2-4 above.
The laminated glass we use has an inner layer of PVB plastic that stops vibrations like a finger on a tuning fork.
Secondly, there is an air space between the two windows (the existing window and the new Soundproof window), so the frame is isolated from vibrations.
Finally, we spring-load the seals in our frame, which puts a constant squeeze on the glass panels. This constant squeeze prevents sound leaks and helps stop the noise from vibrating through the glass. A wine glass will ring when struck, but if you hold it firmly there is no ring. This is similar to how our frame squeezes our glass panels to keep them quiet and reduce noise.
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Soundproof Windows offers custom soundproof sliding glass doors that are just as effective as soundproof windows. Like our soundproof windows model, we add a second sliding glass door that does even more to meet your soundproofing needs and security.
Soundproof sliding glass doors can be mounted as an addition to the inside or outside of your pre-existing sliding glass doors.
Using a soundproof sliding glass door will reduce sound by 75% as well as insulate and provide a substantial amount more safety to your residence. Soundproof sliding glass doors use laminated glass that is substantially stronger than the typical, tempered glass that is used with the average sliding glass door. Laminated glass is very difficult to break through and the noise alone to break laminated glass is deafening, which can stave off potential intruders.
Soundproof Windows offers sliding glass doors in white, aluminum and brown, but other custom colors are available as well. Our goal at Soundproof Windows is to provide an incredible service and product that will conveniently meet the needs of your home or HOA.
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use Illuminate\Support\Facades\View;
use Laraveldaily\Quickadmin\Models\Menu;

if (Schema::hasTable('menus')) {
    $menus = Menu::with('children')->where('menu_type', '!=', 0)->orderBy('position')->get();
    View::share('menus', $menus);
    if (! empty($menus)) {
        Route::group([
            'middleware' => ['web', 'auth', 'role'],
            'prefix'     => config('quickadmin.route'),
            'as'         => config('quickadmin.route') . '.',
            'namespace'  => 'App\Http\Controllers',
        ], function () use ($menus) {
            foreach ($menus as $menu) {
                switch ($menu->menu_type) {
                    case 1:
                        Route::post(strtolower($menu->name) . '/massDelete', [
                            'as'   => strtolower($menu->name) . '.massDelete',
                            'uses' => 'Admin\\' . ucfirst(camel_case($menu->name)) . 'Controller@massDelete'
                        ]);
                        Route::resource(strtolower($menu->name),
                            'Admin\\' . ucfirst(camel_case($menu->name)) . 'Controller', ['except' => 'show']);
                        break;
                    case 3:
                        Route::get(strtolower($menu->name), [
                            'as'   => strtolower($menu->name) . '.index',
                            'uses' => 'Admin\\' . ucfirst(camel_case($menu->name)) . 'Controller@index',
                        ]);
                        break;
                }
            }
        });
    }
}

Route::group([
    'namespace'  => 'Laraveldaily\Quickadmin\Controllers',
    'middleware' => ['web', 'auth']
], function () {
    // Dashboard home page route
    Route::get(config('quickadmin.homeRoute'), 'QuickadminController@index');
    Route::group([
        'middleware' => 'role'
    ], function () {
        // Menu routing
        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu', [
            'as'   => 'menu',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@index'
        ]);
        Route::post(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu', [
            'as'   => 'menu',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@rearrange'
        ]);

        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/edit/{id}', [
            'as'   => 'menu.edit',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@edit'
        ]);
        Route::post(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/edit/{id}', [
            'as'   => 'menu.edit',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@update'
        ]);

        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/crud', [
            'as'   => 'menu.crud',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@createCrud'
        ]);
        Route::post(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/crud', [
            'as'   => 'menu.crud.insert',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@insertCrud'
        ]);

        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/parent', [
            'as'   => 'menu.parent',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@createParent'
        ]);
        Route::post(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/parent', [
            'as'   => 'menu.parent.insert',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@insertParent'
        ]);

        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/custom', [
            'as'   => 'menu.custom',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@createCustom'
        ]);
        Route::post(config('quickadmin.route') . '/menu/custom', [
            'as'   => 'menu.custom.insert',
            'uses' => 'QuickadminMenuController@insertCustom'
        ]);

        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/actions', [
            'as'   => 'actions',
            'uses' => 'UserActionsController@index'
        ]);
        Route::get(config('quickadmin.route') . '/actions/ajax', [
            'as'   => 'actions.ajax',
            'uses' => 'UserActionsController@table'
        ]);
    });
});

// @todo move to default routes.php
Route::group([
    'namespace'  => 'App\Http\Controllers',
    'middleware' => ['web']
], function () {
    // Point to App\Http\Controllers\UsersController as a resource
    Route::group([
        'middleware' => 'role'
    ], function () {
        Route::resource('users', 'UsersController');
        Route::resource('roles', 'RolesController');
    });
    Route::auth();
});

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HIBS fans' chief Mike Riley has told chairman Rod Petrie that the appointment of the next manager is his final chance to win over weary supporters.
Petrie was locked in discussions with Inverness boss Terry Butcher yesterday as he seeks to name the successor to Pat Fenlon.
If the former England captain accepts the Easter Road post, he will become the club's ninth manager since 2001.
Fenlon resigned on Friday and Riley, chairman of the Hibs Supporters Association, claims the capital club's faithful are running out of patience with the man at the top.
He said: "The fact we have been through so many managers in the last few years is a big concern to everyone who supports Hibs. The managers can't all be wrong and somebody has to take responsibility for that.
"Perhaps we need a director of football.
But he gave Butcher – who was granted permission to discuss a move to Hibs by Inverness Caley Thistle on Tuesday – a cautious welcome.
Riley added: "There is no way of saying for sure if Terry Butcher is the right man or not right now.
"It is difficult to say if he is the man to take us forward.


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Alien: Covenant Review
Master filmmaker Ridley Scott is back to continue the story 10 years after the events of 2012's Prometheus. And while this film carries on with the bigger themes about creation and identity, at its heart it actually has much more in common with the film in which he kicked off the franchise, 1979's Alien. Yes, this is a horror movie. It's slickly made and packed with engaging characters, and it gets gruesomely scary too.
The setting is somewhere in space in 2104, as the colonising ship Covenant carries a few thousand sleeping earthlings to a new world, tended to by the android Walter (Michael Fassbender). Then a space flare awakens the 15-person crew, and they hear a rogue radio transmission from a nearby planet that's eerily perfect for colonisation. Captain Oran (Billy Crudup) thinks it's worth checking out, potentially shaving seven years off their journey. First officer Daniels (Katherine Waterston) isn't so sure. But off they go, exploring the spectacular mountainous terrain, where they find a crashed ship and a city populated only by the Prometheus' android David (also Fassbender) and some creepy, acid-salivating creatures that he has something to do with.
The plot plays out like a slasher movie, as the crew members are picked off one by one, starting with the ones we don't know and building up to the starrier cast members. Each main actor gets to invest some back-story into his or her role, establishing relationships and personality quirks that hold the interest. Waterston is clearly the protagonist from the start, grieving over the death of her husband (James Franco in video clips) and showing natural leadership skills. Crudup is the impulsive captain who mellows into someone much more intriguing as the story progresses. And McBride has the other standout role as a tenacious pilot. But of course it's Fassbender who walks off with the film, excelling in scenes in which Walter and David engage in a kind of twisted bromance with nasty sibling-rivalry undertones.
Continue reading: Alien: Covenant Review
Video - Sylvester Stallone And Jason Momoa Among Arrivals At 'Bullet To The Head' NY Premiere
'Bullet To The Head' stars arrive at the New York premiere for the movie. They include 'Game of Thrones' actor Jason Momoa, 'X-Men: First Class' star Zoe Kravitz, Sarah Shahi from 'Fairly Legal', 'Rocky' star Sylvester Stallone and 'Fast & Furious' actor Sung Kang. Director Walter Hill also makes an appearance.
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Bullet To The Head - Trailer Trailer
Jimmy Bobo is a brutal hitman; the best of his kind, an expert in the convenient disposal of unwanted individuals. When his partner is killed in a ruthless attack by the formidable ex-mercenary Keegan, he vows to take him out but things get serious when he is approached by WDCPD detective Taylor Kwon who seeks his help to investigate the killer who has also murdered his colleague. Although reluctant and apprehensive at first, Jimmy accepts to work with him especially after his tattoo fanatic daughter Lisa is kidnapped by the enemy to lure him into the hands of Keegan who, not content with slaughtering Jimmy's partner, wants to kill him too.
This action thriller is based on the French graphic novel 'Du Plomb Dans La Tete' (which translates to the movie's title) by Alexis Nolent. Out of their usual main areas of filmmaking expertise, the movie has been directed by Walter Hill (producer of the 'Alien' film series and 'Prometheus') who co-wrote the screenplay with Alessandro Camon (co-producer of 'American Psycho' and executive producer of 'Bad Lieutenant'). 'Bullet To The Head' is sufficiently action packed, with a grand portion of humour thrown in there as Sylvester Stallone drops in the characteristic one-liners. It is set to be released on February 1st 2013.
Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Jason Momoa, Christian Slater, Sarah Shahi, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Sung Kang, Jon Seda, Brian Van Holt, Holt McCallany, Weronika Rosati
By Rich Cline
There are clear echoes of Scott's last outer space thriller (1979's Alien) in this big, bold film, but this is something very different. It's certainly not a clear prequel. And even if the plot is full of holes, it's utterly mesmerising.
When archaeologists Shaw and Holloway (Rapace and Marshall-Green) figure out that ancient civilisations share a map to a specific star system, the Weyland CEO (Pearce) funds a two-year mission to get answers about the origin of humanity. Led by Weyland crony Vickers (Theron) and Captain Janek (Elba), Shaw and Holloway are accompanied by a helpful android (Fassbender) and a team of not-so-enthusiastic scientists. But what they find on this distant moon isn't what they expected, and the remnants of this civilisation aren't as dead as they seem.
Continue reading: Prometheus Review
Undisputed Review
By Max Messier
The last of his breed of filmmakers, Walter Hill is a prolific, old-school screenwriter/director who's worked in everything: sci-fi, westerns, musicals, noir thrillers, comedies, and action. Over the last couple decades, Hill has produced a plethora of notable gems such as Streets of Fire, 48 Hours, The Warriors, and Southern Comfort. His latest flick - Undisputed - falls smack dab in the middle of cinematic quality: A straightforward tale of two lone, boxing warriors going head to head (and toe to toe) inside a microcosm of violence, power, and greed fueled by the almighty dollar.
Ten years ago, rising boxing superstar Monroe Hutchen (Wesley Snipes) was sent up for life imprisonment due to a fit of passionate and murderous rage. He's serving time in Sweetwater Prison in the Mojave Desert and continues to box in the Inter-Prison Boxing Program with a flawless record and the title of undisputed champion. To prove that he could have amounted to something outside the prison walls, Hutchen unexpectedly gets his chance to fight the undisputed World Heavyweight Champion, George "Iceman" Chambers (Ving Rhames), an arrogant megalomaniac who has recently been sent up for six to eight years for a charge of rape. Hmm, who does that sounds like?
Continue reading: Undisputed Review
The Warriors Review
By Keith Breese
There are certain films that by some unforeseen circumstance tap into a generation, a culture, a time, perfectly. The Warriors is just such a film. It is by no means a perfect movie. It is well crafted and dramatic, but what moves it beyond cult adoration and fanboy drooling is its epic storyline and intensely rendered narrative.
The Warriors isn't really a movie about a gang trying to get home. It's an archetypal tale of survival, of revenge, of power and corruption and the human spirit. Sounds like a load of over-educated/under-paid horseshit, I admit. But The Warriors really does have that kind of power.
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Walter Hill Movies
Alien: Covenant Movie Review
Master filmmaker Ridley Scott is back to continue the story 10 years after the events...
Jimmy Bobo is a brutal hitman; the best of his kind, an expert in the...
Prometheus Movie Review
There are clear echoes of Scott's last outer space thriller (1979's Alien) in this big,...
Undisputed Movie Review
The last of his breed of filmmakers, Walter Hill is a prolific, old-school screenwriter/director who's...
The Warriors Movie Review
There are certain films that by some unforeseen circumstance tap into a generation, a culture,...
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National Youth Congress (NYC) and UP Diliman School of Economics Student Council (SESC), along with Globe, and in cooperation with our official media partners, WhenInManila.com, Inquirer Pop, and DZUP, bring you the most jam-packed fair for your shopping indulgence. Sinag: A Lifestyle Bazaar will be held on September 24-28, from 12:00 PM to 12:00 AM at UP AyalaLand Techno Hub.
Sinag is a fundraiser initiative of NYC Organizing Body for NYC 2018. NYC is an annual convention that aspires to provide high school students an engaging introduction to the field of economics, and to show the power of economic analysis in clarifying relevant issues in our society. The core thrust of the event is to foster ideas and to inspire progress in its yearly influx of selected students.
Last year, NYC had 37 participating schools with over a hundred delegates and well-known speakers including Undersecretary Adoracion Navarro, Mayor Herbert Bautista, and Senator Risa Hontiveros. The event was also officially supported by Senator Joel Villanueva, UP School of Economics, and Office of the UP President and was endorsed by Department of Education (DepEd), Department of Tourism (DOT), and the National Economics and Development Authority (NEDA).
The proceeds from the bazaar will go exactly to the event. So we invite you to join us in a week-long chance to earn the hottest streetwear, fun board games, and quality beauty products all the while enjoying refreshing drinks and delicious food. Save the date and quench your shopping thirst!
For updates, you may visit our Facebook page, Sinag: A Lifestyle Bazaar, or contact Zion Girasol at 09178305018.


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Q: Linux bash shell script sort lines I have a File with following lines:
[172.16.50.134] 62825
"/root/blz.txt" 62825
[172.16.50.133] 62933
"/home/Log/mail.log" 62933
"/home/Log/log.txt" 62933
[172.16.50.138] 67888
"/home/Log/test.txt" 67888

but I need following Format:
[172.16.50.134] "/root/blz.txt"
[172.16.50.133] "/home/Log/mail.log"
[172.16.50.133] "/home/Log/log.txt"
[172.16.50.138] "/home/Log/test.txt"

How can i do this with a Linux Shell Script ?
 Thank you.

A: Use awk:
awk 'BEGIN{a=0;}/^\[/{printf "%s %s ",$1,$2; a=0; b=$1; c=$2; next;}{if(a==0) {print $1; a=1} else {print b,c,$1}}' filename

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Roll up your sleeves and start planning your bus journeys in Croatia! Travelling by bus in Croatia is the easiest, safest and cheapest way to reach all of the destinations you are planning to visit during your stay here. Regardless of the direction you're going we can assure you that you'll be able to find a bus departure that suits your requirements. Of course, there are more frequent departures between the larger cities such as Split and Zagreb for example, but you can literally reach any destination that pops up in your head while reading this paragraph. Check it on your own by browsing through the combinations here!
Buses are generally modern and well-equipped. However, some journeys tend to get longer due to different reasons (stops along the way, border crossings etc.). In order to render these trips as pleasant as possible, you can always make sure to bring some good music, drinks, snacks and maybe even a pillow! If you forget something, no need to worry - the buses make breaks along the way, especially in cases of longer journeys so that people can go to the restroom or shop for the things they might be missing.
Here you can buy your bus ticket online. For the summer season it is advisable to buy tickets in advance and this especially applies when travelling to and from larger cities, since there's a lot of people traveling and visiting Croatia. For most routes you can buy single and discounted return tickets. Majority of intercity bus routes is operated by private bus companies. The schedule states which bus company operates the route. The quality and service level may vary depending on the bus company but, generally speaking, majority of vehicles by the Croatian bus companies are in good condition.
Generally speaking, once you purchase a ticket online, you also have a seat automatically booked for you. Most frequently, the exact number is not immediately visible on the ticket, but there's no need to worry since the bus drivers have the passenger list with all the seat numbers assigned to the clients. If, by any chance, you encounter a person sitting on your spot, you can either kindly ask them to occupy their own seat number or you can sit at some other free spot on the bus. The bus companies try really hard not to overbook the buses, so there's no doubt that you'll be able to find your spot.
All the routes that are available for sale on our website have ticket prices right next to the route information. The prices vary depending on the carrier you are traveling with and of course the travel distance. Once you click on the "Buy now" button, you will get redirected to our main bus website where you'll be able to purchase the ticket. Different routes have different discounts available, and you can check all of them by simply hovering the mouse pointer over the ticket price.
Larger cities in Croatia have bus stations that are equipped with different amenities and they of course have ticket offices where you can purchase bus tickets for majority of departures. However, there is always the danger of the tickets being sold out on the day of your travel, especially during the high season, so you might consider booking them online to ensure a spot on the bus. Also, bear in mind that the buses won't stop at some smaller places if they're full and you haven't booked a ticket in advance.
Carrying a lot of luggage? No need to worry - this is one of many advantages of traveling by bus, since you basically have no size or weight limitations for the stuff you are bringing with you on your vacation. For putting suitcases or backpacks in the luggage compartment, you will have to pay the bus driver 5-10 HRK for the journeys within the borders of Croatia, and approximately 2-4 euros for the international destinations. Upon the payment, you will get a receipt that serves as an insurance for possible damages or luggage loss.
If you should have any question, or experiences you wish to share, in relation to travelling with bus in Croatia, check out our FAQ's it you don't find the answer there, feel free to post a comment. – please note, for time reasons we do not answer questions sent by e-mail.


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Vasile Huțanu (ur. 1 czerwca 1954 w Bukareszcie, zm. 24 lutego 2014 w Sfântu Gheorghe) – rumuński hokeista. Kilka dni przed śmiercią został odznaczony tytułem mistrza sportu Rumunii. Jego brat Gheorghe również był hokeistą.

Kariera klubowa
W latach 1968-1976 był zawodnikiem Dinama Bukareszt, a w latach 1976-1986 grał w CSA Steaua Bukareszt. Z tym drugim klubem ośmiokrotnie zdobywał mistrzostwo kraju (1977-1978, 1980, 1982-1986) i puchar Rumunii (1977-1978, 1980-1982, 1984-1986).

Kariera reprezentacyjna
Wraz z rumuńską kadrą wziął udział w igrzyskach olimpijskich w 1976, na których reprezentacja zajęła 7. miejsce, a Huțanu rozegrał 5 spotkań i strzelił 1 gola.

Śmierć i pogrzeb
Zmarł 24 lutego 2014 w Sfântu Gheorghe. Jego pogrzeb odbył się dwa dni później na cmentarzu Cimitirul Ghencea 3 w Bukareszcie.

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

Hokeiści Steauy Bukareszt
Rumuńscy hokeiści
Rumuńscy olimpijczycy
Ludzie urodzeni w Bukareszcie
Urodzeni w 1954
Zmarli w 2014

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Porn Star's Lawyer Faces Setbacks
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For weeks, California lawyer Michael Avenatti has seized a starring role in the hush-money scandal unfolding around President Donald Trump.
Inside a courtroom in New York on Wednesday, a federal judge decided she had heard enough from Mr. Avenatti, telling him to take his "publicity tour" elsewhere.
"You are entitled to publicity so long as--that is, I can't stop you, unless you are participating in this matter before me," U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood told the square-jawed, 47-year-old lawyer.
By the evening, Mr. Avenatti had bowed out of the case involving Michael Cohen, Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, and the federal probe into payments Mr. Cohen made to Mr. Avenatti's client, Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic actress known as Stormy Daniels who says she was paid off to keep quiet about a sexual relationship with Mr. Trump. Mr. Cohen and the White House have said there was no such relationship.
The setback for Mr. Avenatti-- who after the hearing appeared on at least four cable- news television shows-- represented the latest in a string of blows for the celebrity lawyer, who has become a hero for many who are pressing for Mr. Trump's downfall.
On a single day last week, his law firm, Eagan Avenatti LLP, and a company he started were hit with back-to-back court judgments ordering them to repay millions of dollars in outstanding debts. In the past year alone, more than a dozen creditors--including a former colleague, a law firm and former landlords--have gone to court to collect millions of dollars more in debts they allege are owed them by Mr. Avenatti, his law practice or his corporate entities. Most of these cases remain open.
In those and other recent lawsuits, opposing litigants have raised questions about tactics used by Mr. Avenatti against adversaries, some of whom have voiced suspicions that he or entities he controls have manipulated the court process and played shell games with creditors.
In an interview Tuesday, Mr. Avenatti dismissed any allegations that he behaved unethically as "hogwash."
Some who have worked with Mr. Avenatti described him as a skilled lawyer, and he has won some significant judgments.
Some of the litigation Mr. Avenatti faces stems from a risky bet he made in 2012 on a struggling Seattle coffee company, Tully's Coffee. By 2017, Global Baristas, the company Mr. Avenatti formed to buy Tully's, had accumulated a string of civil judgments for nonpayment of debts and a $5 million federal tax lien. Creditors said the company has made conflicting representations about its corporate structure, frustrating their efforts to collect debts.
Opposing litigants have raised questions about Mr. Avenatti's tactics.
Mr. Avenatti said he sold the company but declined to say when or to whom. The company's annual report, filed with Washington state authorities in January, lists him as its authorized representative, and his wife said in a divorce filing that month that he has "ownership interests" in the company.
Eagan Avenatti--which shares an address in Newport Beach, Calif., with Avenatti & Associates APC, the entity through which Mr. Avenatti represents Ms. Clifford--has also clashed in court over alleged debts. In early 2017, Jason Frank, a lawyer who had been under contract with the firm, claimed before an arbitration panel that the firm hadn't paid him an agreed upon percentage of profits.
Ahead of the arbitration trial set for March last year, the panel ordered Mr. Avenatti and the firm's office manager to appear for depositions by March 3 or face sanctions, citing what it described as a "pattern of delay, obfuscation and unresponsiveness."
On the eve of that scheduled questioning, Eagan Avenatti's lawyer, Phillip A. Baker, emailed Mr. Frank that the depositions wouldn't occur because of a petition filed the day before in Orlando, Fla., by a 48-year-old man named Gerald Tobin to have the law firm declared bankrupt.
Without legal representation, Mr. Tobin had lodged the petition under a little-used federal provision, seeking to put Eagan Avenatti into bankruptcy over a claim that the firm owed him $28,700 for unspecified services.
Mr. Tobin couldn't be reached for comment. A lawyer representing him in a pending criminal domestic-assault case in Orange County, Fla., to which Mr. Tobin pleaded not guilty in March, declined to comment.
Mr. Avenatti provided The Wall Street Journal with what he said was a sworn declaration from Mr. Tobin--dated in July 2017 but never filed in court or notarized--saying Mr. Avenatti's law firm had hired Mr. Tobin to find victims of the June 2016 Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting for a case that was never filed.
An involuntary bankruptcy would normally halt other collection efforts against a debtor.
A judge at a bankruptcy hearing in Orlando, however, refused to halt the Eagan Avenatti arbitration, saying Mr. Tobin's petition had a "stench of impropriety. Nothing to do with the debtor, necessarily." Mr. Avenatti said the judge's criticism wasn't directed at him or his firm.
Two days later, Mr. Avenatti halted the arbitration anyway by placing Eagan Avenatti into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
He later struck a settlement with Mr. Frank that dismissed the bankruptcy and required Mr. Avenatti to personally guarantee a payment of $4.8 million to Mr. Frank's new law firm. In May, Mr. Frank sued Mr. Avenatti for allegedly failing to pay the first $2 million installment by a court-approved deadline. Mr. Avenatti contests the debt.
Michael Avenatti, lawyer for Stormy Daniels, talking to reporters outside court in New York Wednesday.
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import javax.enterprise.cache.spi.descriptor.DeploymentDescriptorLoader;

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MultiPlotWidget.py -  Convenience class--GraphicsView widget displaying a MultiPlotItem
Copyright 2010  Luke Campagnola
Distributed under MIT/X11 license. See license.txt for more infomation.
"""

from GraphicsView import *
from MultiPlotItem import *
import exceptions

class MultiPlotWidget(GraphicsView):
    """Widget implementing a graphicsView with a single PlotItem inside."""
    def __init__(self, parent=None):
        GraphicsView.__init__(self, parent)
        self.enableMouse(False)
        self.mPlotItem = MultiPlotItem()
        self.setCentralItem(self.mPlotItem)
        ## Explicitly wrap methods from mPlotItem
        #for m in ['setData']:
            #setattr(self, m, getattr(self.mPlotItem, m))

    def __getattr__(self, attr):  ## implicitly wrap methods from plotItem
        if hasattr(self.mPlotItem, attr):
            m = getattr(self.mPlotItem, attr)
            if hasattr(m, '__call__'):
                return m
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    def widgetGroupInterface(self):
        return (None, MultiPlotWidget.saveState, MultiPlotWidget.restoreState)

    def saveState(self):
        return {}
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    def restoreState(self, state):
        pass
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    def close(self):
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largehead hairtail habitat
Although the two hairtail specie fed on similar sources in the same habitat, the diet overlap was relatively low. Largehead Hairtail Cuttlefish Pelagic fish Octopus Baby Squid. This species is called Largehead Hairtail. Having a plate of mussel soup with margariteño chili peppers is almost a memory now. / habitat types small yellow croaker, Spanish mackerel, Chinese shrimp, Japanese anchovy, largehead hairtail, chub mackerel Species that used to be dominant with a wide range of distribution. Largehead hairtail Add your observation in Fish Watcher. Home Names Common names Redirects to scientific names Redirects to scientific names of insects Barness Hairtail. Common names: Largehead hairtail, cutlass fish, ribbon fish, common hairtail, frost fish, belt fish. Native range | All suitable habitat | Point map | Year 2100: Trichiurus lepturus AquaMaps Data sources: GBIF OBIS: Upload your photos and videos Pictures | Google image. KdonGalay 7 years ago. Fishing in Taiwan Gallery Angling tactics: Will take live bait, jigs, spoons and other artificial lures. The Largehead Hairtail and Small Yellow Croaker catches accounted for 93.9% of the total CPUE, whereas for other species the CPUE was below 10 kg/h and the catch was not above 2% of the total catch. The largehead hairtail or beltfish is a member of the cutlassfish family, Trichiuridae. Size range: Can grow to over two meters with one meter or less being more common. Add your article. [357] (Hairtail) Marshall, T.C. Information for management for Largehead hairtail (Trichiurus lepturus) in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea. [346] (Cutlass-fish, Hair-tail) Munro, I.S.R. License: CC By Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. Fishes of Australia. This common to abundant species is found in tropical and temperate oceans throughout the world. Trichiurus lepturus . 1 Species ID Suggestions +1. It has extremely elongate and strongly compressed body; large mouth and eye; high and long dorsal fin without a notch between spinous and soft parts and absent of caudal and pelvic fins. 1964. We found two spawning cohorts, Spring‐ and Summer‐spawned cohorts, that showed latitudinal differences in both mean growth and growth pattern. Largehead hairtail (Trichiurus japonicus) is an important fish species in China Sea, characterized by wide distribution, extensive migration, long spawning period and high economic value. mackerel, scads, yellowfin tuna, Japanese anchovy and largehead hairtail. Fishes of the Great Barrier Reef and Coastal Waters of Queensland. We collected specimens from fishing ports in the Beibu Gulf (Gulf of Tonkin) from October 2008 to September 2009 and analyzed their gut contents. Largehead hairtail Add your observation in Fish Watcher. The Hairtail Blenny occurs on sandy or muddy substrates where it lives in the burrows of other fishes. It is a long, slender fish found throughout the tropical and temperate oceans of the world. 36 likes. The Atlantic, East Pacific and Northwest Pacific populations are also known as Atlantic cutlassfish, Pacific cutlassfish and Japanese cutlassfish, respectively. Mouth large with a dermal process at the tip of each jaw. Habitat. Adelaide : State Printer 992 pp. Largehead hairtail aslo known as Atlantic cutlassfish or tachiuo in Japanese is a cutlass fish that is said to grow up to lengths of more than 2 meters despite having an average length of no more than 50 centimeters. Anthene barnesi, the Barnes s hairtail is a butterfly in the family Lycaenidae. In addition, it serves as a good source of vitamin D and vitamin B12. O hairtail largehead ( Trichiurus lepturus) ou beltfish é um membro da cutlassfish família, Trichiuridae. The East China Sea is one of the typical over-exploited ecosystems in the world where most of the fish populations are overfished. The Yellow Drum … It is commonly eaten as sashimi in Japan. Palabuhanratu is one of the landing port for Largehead hairtail. Largehead Hairtail, Trichiurus lepturus. It is also known to swim in open water. Dorsal spines (total): 3; Dorsal soft rays (total): 130-135; Anal soft rays: 100 - 105.Body extremely elongate, compressed and tapering to a point. 136 pls. The taxonomy is not fully resolved, and the Atlantic, East Pacific and Northwest Pacific populations are also known as Atlantic cutlassfish, Pacific cutlassfish and Japanese cutlassfish, respectively. It is found in Zimbabwe the Vumba Mountains The habitat consists of. Dorsal fin relatively high; anal fin reduced to minute spinules usually embedded in the skin or slightly breaking through; anterior margin of pectoral fin spine not serrated. This species, which isn't very common in its natural habitat, has also decreased its number because of human predators and its price. We collected 857 T. lepturus and 666 T. margarites samples. Este comum para espécies abundantes é encontrado nos oceanos tropicais e temperadas de todo o mundo. Atlantic cutlassfish. We evaluated the feeding ecology of largehead hairtail (Trichiurus lepturus) and hairtail (T. margarites). Tweet; Description: Also known as the largehead hairtail and beltfish. INDIA. This trophic correlation shall be used for developing a marine ecosystem model for the Beibu Gulf. The consumption of fish species such as yellow croaker, largehead hairtail and flatfish were more traditional, whereas since the start of the 2000s South Korea has seen a move to high-valued seafood such as King crab, salmon and shrimp. Brisbane : EM Grant Pty Ltd 480 pp. The Largehead Hairtail Case. WE MANAGE VESSELS AND PLANTS IN 5 STRATEGIC POINTS OF THE WORLD . Jeff Johnson stated that in March 2016 he identified several Xiphasia setifer from gut contents of Mahi Mahi caught around a FAD off Shellharbour, New South Wales. According to the study, popular local marine fishes such as bolinaw (Philippine anchovy); tangigue (Spanish mackerel); espada (largehead hairtail); alumahan (Indian mackerel); salmonete (Red Mullet); sapsap… Largehead hairtail. The benefit of largehead hairtail resource highly contributes to fisheries sector in Indonesia. Pelagic, in schools near substrate in coastal areas, feeds mainly on prawns and small fish. There were rapid shifts of the dominant species in the Bohai Sea from the 1950s to the 1990s, with large-sized, high-valued species (e.g., Small Yellow Croaker Larimichthys polyactis and Largehead Hairtail Trichiurus lepturus) being replaced by small-sized, low-valued species (e.g., Japanese Anchovy Engraulis japonicus and Hairfin Anchovy Setipinna taty). [819] (Largehead Hairtail, Australian Hairtail, Cutlassfish, Ribbonfish) Grant, E.M. 1991. Largehead Hairtail Trichiurus lepturus Linnaeus Trichiuridae Snout long, jaws with barbed fang-like teeth, lower edge of gill cover concave, pectoral spine smooth, anal fin mostly buried in skin, no slit on underside of lower jaw, sides silver. Ichthyology 90408 (MCZ:Ich:90408); Trichiurus lepturus; Pacific Ocean: Pacific, Southeast; Off Colombian coast, southwest of pta.Cetria Pta.Cetria not found in atlas; spelling not clear. Source: Ken J. Graham / NSW Fisheries. Fishing in Taiwan Gallery. Summary: A silvery steely-blue hairtail with an iridescent sheen, often a black blotch on the front of the dorsal fin, and a very large mouth with barbed fangs. Largehead hairtail has an important economic value and widely spread to almost across Indonesian water. The wealth of seas of India combined with the control and management of our fishing boats, are the secret to offering cuttlefish and squid prepared according to market demand. To 1.2 m. Often used for human consumption. 810 figs. It is distributed throughout the world in temperature waters. Fishing in Taiwan Gallery. The largehead hairtail or beltfish is a member of the cutlassfish family, Trichiuridae. Young‐of‐the‐Year largehead hairtail were collected from three regions in the Bohai, Yellow and East China Seas between 29° and 39° N. Daily increment widths of sagittal otoliths were measured and used as a proxy for somatic growth. Habitat: Washed up on ocean shore. These fish do not have scales but shiny, metallic skin covering their long, tapered bodies. Sydney : Angus & Robertson 566 pp. You can run into the scuba divers near noon, arriving with half a sack or less, offering them for $4 a kilo already shelled, or $1.50 closed. "The eight species vulnerable to local extinction could be used as climate indicators given that these species could already be living near their thermal thresholds," Geronimo says. Aug 17, 2016 - Largehead Hairtail, Trichiurus lepturus Linnaeus, 1758 Most commonly caught at night. [MANILA] Up to a quarter of Philippine marine fisheries harvest could vanish by 2050, according to projections made in a new study on the marine impacts of climate change. It is known that the expenditure of particular fish species positively correlates with an individual's income; i.e. The largehead hairtail (also beltfish, Trichiurus lepturus) is a member of the cutlassfish family, Trichiuridae. The highest abundance was found in Bali sardine (7.03±0.49 particle individual -1 ), followed by Indian mackerel (5.03±0.50 particle individual -1 ), Indian scad (4.23±0.38 particle individual -1 ) and largehead hairtail (3.83±0.50 particle individual -1 ). The increasing of market demand for Largehead hairtail leads to the increasing number of its capture. Habitat: Coastal waters, inshore and bays. Our results suggest that hairtail play an important role in controlling small pelagic and benthic fish populations in the gulf. The study found that warmer waters would drastically change the habitat for all 59 species and affect harvests, with existing habitats no longer tolerable for mackerel and large pelagic species. Native range | All suitable habitat | Point map | Year 2100: This map was computer-generated and has not yet been reviewed. The dominant species in 1982 were mainly pelagic fishes; the Japanese Anchovy and Scaly Hairfin Anchovy were the most common species, accounting for 68.5% of the total catch.
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Diwali brings joy of happiness and a euphoric zeal to all countrymen spread across different nooks and corners of the world. With its over the top delectable set of delicacies, sharing of sweets and gifts between friends and lighting to sparkle your eyes, Diwali comes with its own set of reasons of bliss for the young and old alike. But above all that, Diwali is characterised by its captivating and enthralling charm of display of light and fire. With fireworks and crackers being an integral and essential part of the biggest festival of the country, here is a look at the equally important Fireworks industry of India.
The Indian Fireworks industry boasts of over 6000-crore worth of annual turnover. At an annual growth rate of about 10 percent, it is providing employment opportunities to over 5 lakh families directly or indirectly. While a smaller fraction of these are directly involved in firework factories work, a larger portion is concerned with jobs like paper tube making, wire cutting, box making in the countryside. The fireworks sector consists of over 500 industries and 60 ancillary units that are dependent on these industries. The chemicals used for these fireworks vary from the conventional gunpowder and iron fillings to present day ones like potassium nitrate, barium and strontium nitrates, aluminium and magnesium powder and sulphur. As the use of these latter chemicals came up more and more for smaller and smaller items like rockets and flower pots as compared to their initial use in making large types of fireworks only, the controversy surrounding them has also grown.
This phenomenon is the reason behind the mass upsurge that has been witnessed in the previous years against the use of fireworks. As the festival approaches, the social media begins to be rutted with posts and videos urging and requesting people not to burn crackers in Diwali and to use that money for purposes of charity and similar causes citing the fact that fireworks cause tremendous amounts of air pollution due to the exhaust of gases produced by the combustion of said chemicals. While this may be passed on as a trivial issue by some, it has resulted in considerable losses to the fireworks industry in recent past. It has been observed by studies based on recorded data that the pollutant concentrations in air increase manifold during the Diwali season with average increases of 6 to 7 times in suspended particulate matter and twice in sulphate + nitrate levels, as compared to a typical winter day value. These concentrations shot up to 12 and 5 times respectively in the night of Diwali whereas the metal concentrations increase by 50-60 times! In consideration of all such data, more and more people are taking up to not using fireworks or crackers as a consequence of which, the industry faces a potential setback.
According to expert reports, as much as 35% of the firework products made for this year's Diwali will remain unsold in the context of wholesale transactions. In addition to changing consumer perception as discussed before, there is another compelling factor to this. The present day Indian fireworks market is being flooded by Chinese exports, chiefly through Tuticorin and Navi Mumbai, amounting to a considerable sum of 600 crore rupees that has created a vanity of available customers for buying the Indian goods. Whereas the import of firecrackers into the country needs license from the Union government, it is also reported that no such licence has been issued till now to anybody. Thus, this major share of Chinese crackers in the Indian market is completely an illegal one. Now, the Indian fireworks industry is the second largest in the world next to China which has a humongous worth of over 30,000 crore Indian rupees. With such an enormous base of industrial strength and less rigid restrictions of production and sales, these Chinese fireworks have disrupted the Indian markets by introducing much cheaper fireworks.
It is worth mentioning here that the chief component of these Chinese fireworks is potassium chlorate which has a price of about Rs.25 per kg. In India however, the use of potassium chlorate for making fireworks is banned. Indian products thus have to rely on potassium nitrate and Aluminium powder mostly which price around Rs.70 per kg and Rs.250 per kg respectively. Moreover, with excise and sales tax added in, the Indian products price around 40 percent more than their Chinese counterparts, thus making their selling procedure all the more complex and problematic. Besides that, the export of Indian fireworks is also not possible owing to insufficient and unsuitable storage facilities. With illegal imports challenging them and no free way for exports, the Indian industry faces a major setback.
There is no dearth of domestic challenges to the industries as well. The industry is criticised for observing poor safety standards and paying wages as low as Rs.150 per day per worker. Continuous casualties have been reported in fires and hazards in such industries since almost their dawn in the country. Moreover, fires in firework markets are rampant, the most recent being that of Faridabad on Tuesday whereby 200 firework shops got burned down to ash.
Certain regulations must thus be implemented so as to bring about improvement into these patterns. The industries must cater to the guidelines as laid down by the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation (PESO). Routine official checks under supervision of sufficient number of experts and police strength should be organised and that too at regular intervals. These should not just be viewed by the industries as another liability on them but as potential measures for improvement of their overall performance in people's perception and consequently in the markets. These industries also perform another service in that they not only provide employment to workers but also run schools for the workers' children.
In light of all this, the challenges faced by them and notwithstanding the environmental aspect related to fireworks, it is but impossible not to sympathise with the Indian fireworks industry. The fireworks business thus seems almost a noble business in contrast to the popular perception nowadays of 'setting money on fire'. So stop worrying about anything else and concentrate on celebrating Diwali with full vigour and enthusiasm. Burn lots and lots and crackers and fireworks but give priority to safety too. Lastly, try to remember the goal of Diwali. Whether you do it through knowledge, friendship, caring, love, lighting or fireworks, try to remove the darkness in lives- both of yours and of others. Happy Diwali to all.
P.S> Please provide your own thoughts and opinions on the topic via comments or through our forum on- "To burn crackers or not to burn? -That is the question".
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Jackson Browne to play Fox Cities PAC
Shane Nyman
Iconic singer-songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jackson Browne will visit the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center in downtown Appleton on Nov. 11.
Browne, whose career stretches back to the mid-1960s, will be joined by his band and the night will feature special guests Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.
Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. show start at $60 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday through the PAC ticket office, ticketmaster.com and 800-982-2787.
The 2004 Rock Hall inductee was also accepted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 2007. His career spans 14 studio albums, including "Standing in the Breach," released in October. He's headlined the Steel Bridge SongFest in Sturgeon Bay several times and played the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek last June.


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Ej att förväxla med området Borisoglebsk i Petsamo distrikt i Ryssland, se Borisoglebsk

Boris och Gleb var två söner till ryske storfursten Vladimir den store.

Vladimir sände 1015 Boris på krigståg mot Petjeneger. Vladimir avled under tiden och en av hans äldre söner Svjatopolk blev storfurste av Kiev.

För att trygga sig mot brödernas tronpretentioner lät denne mörda först den religiöse och osjälviske, av folket och militären omtyckte Boris och därefter även Gleb.

Ryska krönikor, exempelvis Nestorskrönikan, innehåller många berättelser om underverk vid deras grav. Rysk-ortodoxa kyrkan förklarade dem 1071 för helgon.

Deras åminnelse firas den 2 maj (julianska kalendern), den dag 1072 som deras ben fördes till den så kallade borisogljebska kyrkan, som dem till ära uppbyggts i Vysjhorod.

Senare byggdes i Ryssland många borisoglebska kyrkor och kloster, vilka liksom staden Borisoglebsk och ett område i Petsamo oblast, Borisoglebsk har sitt namn efter de två furstesönerna. Legenden om dessa utgavs på ryska 1860.

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Mothers and children on the beach, Westward Ho!, May 1975
Home Mothers and children on the beach, Westward Ho!, May 1975
A study of light and texture, this striking composition by James Ravilious shows two mothers and their children on the beach at Westward Ho! in 1975.
The pram immediately draws the eye. It looks out of place on the huge expanse of sand and rock leading down to the water's edge, and you do wonder however they got the slightly cumbersome item down on to the beach in the first place!
The image was taken on the south western corner of Westward Ho! sands, where the sand meets the rocky foreshore, says Dave Edgcombe, project officer for the North Devon AONB team.
He explains that the sand levels fluctuate according to the weather and tides, sand often moving off the beach in wintery, stormy conditions before building up again during the calmer, summer months.
Westard Ho! is famous for its smooth polished pebbles – and you won't find them on the Braunton to Exmoor coastline, says Dave.
"They are the result of 'longshore drift'," he says. "This is eroded cliff material taken from further along the coast to the west of Bideford Bay which has been slowly moved by wave action along the base of the cliffs towards Westward Ho!"
The material is constantly ground down by the waves, creating the highly polished pebbles which then form into a single spit, the famous pebble ridge.
"The pebbles you see on the beach in the picture are almost certainly the product of coastal erosion within the western part of Bideford Bay and may have begun life as part of the cliffs that existed somewhere near Bucks Mills or Clovelly."
So, this is a scene that will be constantly changing, not just the people, but also the landscape which surrounds them. The pebbles are hard to walk on, but they make a perfect, sun warmed seat if you find the right one. Note the patterns in the sand, no doubt made by the children using sticks to leave their marks. How many of us feel the urge to leave trails and write messages in a stretch of clean, wave-washed sand?
http://photos.beaford-arts.org.uk/mothers-and-children-on-the-beach-westward-ho-may-1975/


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The Soul Spectacular Tour, in which Karl Denson's Tiny Universe presents a Ray Charles Boogaloo Dance Party with special guest Zach Deputy and The Cosmic Horns, erupts at the Arcata Theatre Lounge. Quick history: Denson first came to prominence as a member of Lenny Kravitz's band, then, in 1993, joined DJ Greyboy in creating Greyboy Records and released the legendary acid jazz staple, Freestylin. Out of that collaboration, Denson formed The Greyboy Allstars, which spread "West Coast Boogaloo" worldwide. Denson's been emphasizing vocals and adding funk, R&B and hip-hop elements all the way to his latest release, Brother's Keeper, which continues his artistic evolution fusing sounds from rock to funk to Afrobeat. For his part, Deputy serves up soulful rhythm and blues, with flavors of Al Green, Taj Mahal and Stevie Wonder.
Doors opens at 8 p.m., cost is $25 with advanced tickets available at Wildberries Marketplace, Peoples Records, The Works and the ATL. $20 limited advanced tickets available at the ATL's website. 21 and over. An 8 on the date night meter — a 9+ if you get dinner at Tomo or Renata's first.
Singer/songwriter Christine Lavin cracks people up with her smart, funny original songs and giddy stories at the Arcata Playhouse. Fans of witty, insightful, silly folk artists, rejoice! Claudia Russell opens with Bruce Kaplan on mandolin. Russell has shared stages with Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer, Loudon Wainwright III, Kris Kristoffersen, Willie Nelson and then some.
The show is presented in association with Humboldt Folklife Society. Tickets are $15 general and $13 HFS or Playhouse members and are available at Wildwood Music, Wildberries Marketplace or by reservation at 822-1575. Doors at 7:30 p.m., show time at 8 p.m. A 7.5 on the place-where-singles-can-meet-smart-mature-women-under-low-pressure-circumstances or long-established-couples-not-into-loud-music-date-night meters, respectively.


Come on, come, boys! The Union ain't forever.
Why aren't you coming with us, mom?
Maybe I'll make some teeth, whiskers.
The richest man in America.
Thank you. Got it from reddit. About to post another one sometime tonight. I haven't wrote a proper post since May and I'm making my comeback this month. I'm doing post a day for November. The national novel writing month challenge.
Look how short this post was. Days you don't feel like writing just find something like this prompt. I'm searching Reddit now for something similar I can. Something like 8 to 12 lines. Any suggestions?
By me being a loyal reader I know this is from personal experience. No lol. Speaking of cheating, your second sentence also has 8 words. Yes lol. Breathe!
Dang I didn't see that . And yeah I'm good. It's the only thing I could think of with last moments lol.
Apologies if it seem like I was rushing that fitness post too. Didn't want to come off that way.


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Q: Trouble bubble sorting (recursion) an array of integers in Java Attempting to implement a recursive method to sort an array of integers:
    public static void bubbleSort(int[] arr, int n){

      int index = n-1;

      System.out.println("Round number: " + n);
      System.out.println(Arrays.toString(arr));

      while(index>=1)
      {
          if(arr[index] <  arr[index-1])
              swap(arr, index, index-1);

          index--;
      }
      if(n>1)
          bubbleSort(arr, n-1);
  }

}
It seems to work fine for the first few rounds, moving the smallest integer in the set to the front, but it just stops working around midway. Any idea why? Thanks!

A: Your algorithm moves the smallest value to the start of the array each time, then ignores the last element on subsequent calls. Unfortunately the last element isn't guaranteed to be the largest.
One way to fix it might be to initialise index to arr.length - 1, and continue the loop while index > arr.length - n.

A: Change the if condition to:
...
if(arr[index] <  arr[index-1]){
   swap(arr, index, index-1);
   index = n;
}
index--;
...

The problem is that after you find an array member to "delegate" across the array - you need to "restart" cause there could be other members that needs to be "reconsidered".
Run with a debugger and see what I mean if I'm not clear enough with my description.
Full solution:
import java.util.Arrays;

/**
 * User: alfasin
 * Date: 8/5/13
 */
public class BubbleSort {

    public static void bubbleSort(int[] arr, int n){

        int index = n-1;

        System.out.println("Round number: " + n);
        System.out.println(Arrays.toString(arr));

        while(index>=1)
        {
            if(arr[index] <  arr[index-1]){
                swap(arr, index, index-1);
                index = n;
            }
            index--;
        }
        if(n>1)
            bubbleSort(arr, n-1);
    }

    private static void swap(int[] arr, int index, int i) {
        arr[i] = arr[i] ^ arr[index];
        arr[index] = arr[i] ^ arr[index];
        arr[i] = arr[i] ^ arr[index];
    }

    public static void main(String...args){
        int[] arr = {4,2,9,6,2,8,1};
        bubbleSort(arr, arr.length);
        for(int i=0; i<arr.length; i++){
            System.out.print(arr[i]+" ");
        }
    }

}

Like sjee397 suggested - this is more of a "version" of bubble sort...
A more "conservative" version of bubble sort:
public static void bubbleSort(int[] arr, int n){
        boolean swapped= true;
        while (swapped){
            swapped = false;
            for(int i=0; i<arr.length-1; i++){
                if(arr[i]>arr[i+1]){
                    swap(arr,i,i+1);
                    swapped = true;
                }
            }
        }
    }

A: Try this:
import java.util.*;

public class Test{
    public static void main(String[] args){
        int[] ttt = {9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1};

        bubbleSort(ttt, ttt.length);
    }

    public static void bubbleSort(int[] arr, int n){
        int index = 0;

        System.out.println("Round number: " + n);
        System.out.println(Arrays.toString(arr));

        while(index < n - 1){
            if(arr[index] >  arr[index + 1]){
                swap(arr, index, index + 1);
            }
            index++;
        }

        if(n > 1){
            bubbleSort(arr, n-1);
        }
    }

    public static void swap(int[] arr, int i, int j){
        int tmp = arr[i];
        arr[i] = arr[j];
        arr[j] = tmp;
    }
}

In your case on every round you guarantee that by the end of every round you will have the smallest number pushed to its place, but then leave out the last element of an array, which is not necessarily the largest number. You should do it in reverse order, push the largest number to its place and then leave it out in the next round.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bubble-sort-example-300px.gif
FYI: Bubble sort's worst case performance is O(n^2), maybe you'd want to implement better sort algorithms like quicksort or merge sort?


3-4 oz medium ribbed, red fruit.... is this correct (translated?)?
It would be interesting to know is there is any written narrative associated with this line, if it is available.
Sadly, this appears to be the same description of the "Acme" that is in the USDA's gene bank and that we've already grown out. That is, the red one and not pink.
Still, if Vladimír can request and receive a sample from the Czech seed bank and grow it out, it would be interesting. But still does not get us any closer to "Livingston's Acme."
This is where we try and follow the paper trail and see where the Czech seed bank source leads us.
And I should add that the German connection may be a bit difficult since the relationship that the Czech seed bank had in 1957 was likely with the old East Germany. Historically, where the East had an amazing seed program modeled after the famous Russian botanist Vavilov, the West Germany did not. And from what I understand, the merger between the two countries in about 1990 greatly affected their program with Bonn "winning" control.
Not trying to be discouraging, but since (1) the 'Acme' in the Czech seed bank is ribbed, smallish and red, and (2) the likelihood of finding paperwork in Germany directly attributing a variety still held in their care and called "Acme" to A. W. Livingston is relatively small.
Germany has two accessions. One looks like it matches the 'Acme' sent to the Czech seed bank - Accession No. LYC 1333 (http://gbis.ipk-gatersleben.de/GBIS_...toScroll=0,267). It is red.
The other accession is number LYC 291, is listed as being added the same year as LYC 1333, but there is no descriptive information. Both are documentary dead-ends (at least online) . . . the country of origin is listed as unknown.
And after following this path, I am having a déjà vu moment . . . I am pretty sure I have been down this particular rabbit hole many years ago . . .
"...fruit of medium size, form perfect, round, slightly depressed at the ends, very smooth, color a glossy dark red with a sort of purplish tinge..."
Is it possible the seed banks didn't grow it out until it was fully ripe? (of course I am assuming the purplish tinge occurs when it's fully ripe).
I've read other bulletins during that time period when Acme was described as "glossy red".
Or did Livingston have two Acmes: Acme and Early Acme?
It just blows my mind that Acme was one of the most popular early market varieties until the 1920s and sold up until 1945...and as popular as this tomato was, there is NO seed packets or seeds anywhere in the world. How can this be?
Just reading in Rolf's comments in the 1893 Florida Bulletin, he writes Stone was being passed off as Acme. If that's the case, then that might explain the slightly ribbed and red fruit.
No . . . 'Early Acme' and 'Acme' are the same variety. Livingston used the names interchangeably off and on over the years and even in the same publications. I don't have the 1875, but the announcement page in 1876 calls it 'Acme', then by 1886 they call it 'Early Acme'. In 1890 it is called 'Acme' (and described as being introduced in 1875) in one bit of marketing text and then in the same issue, sold as 'Early Acme' and again, being described as being introduced in 1875.
As far as the "red with a purplish tinge" . . . that is the color definition / usage difference between the 19th and 20th century that I previously addressed, e.g. modern word pink = red with a purplish hue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimson) and modern word red = red with a orange hue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarlet_%28color%29). When reading historical documentation, we must always remember to keep in the context of the period and not let our modern times affect the information.
Even Livingston modified their color description with the times simply calling it "purple" by the 1917 seed annual.
I thought this might be of interest . . . Since Livingston catalogs are not only pretty rare, when they do pop up for sale, the cost usually keeps them out of reach. However, here is a pretty amazing collection folks can down for free!!!
Last edited by mike; July 5, 2015 at 05:54 PM.
Thank you for the clarification, Mike - and thank you for the link for the seed catalogs. I have lots of digital ones but none of those - particularly Maule's (I still grow his hot pepper).
Lots of opportunities in those old catalogs to find/sell these seeds, expand your business, and employee a few more neighbors! Ah the American Dream!
This is what led me to the work, the mission, that I established for the Victory Seed Company. Although the preservation work is personally satisfying, and I feel critically important, there are so many varieties (thousands) that simply have disappeared over the decades, for whatever reason, and are presumably extinct. I too find this very sad.
WOW...even Dexter M Ferry catalogs! His company was a big deal here in Detroit and after his catastrophic fire in the 1880s, he regrouped and grew the business even larger the second time.
Ah...won't let me up load the image.
Well Mike, you're doing a yeoman's job - I know it has to be a painstaking process when you find a new seed to double check it against the old catalogs, find photographs, etc.
It's interesting when I look at seed catalogs...it doesn't appear there were that many toms listed in those catalogs (hundreds) compared to today's "heirlooms" (thousands upon thousands). I noticed in the 40s/50s/60s, some seed vendors started calling tomato seeds like Marglobe and Ponderosa as examples, "certified".
I wonder how many of today's "heirlooms" are actually renamed tomatoes from the olden days...?


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Thinking of Abdelwahab Meddeb…
Posted on Sunday January 17, 2021
… the great Tunisian poet, writer, essayist & translator who would have turned 75 today. A good friend for several decades, I learned much from him about the literature & culture of the Maghreb and the wider Arab world. (See my essay on Abdelwahab & his work in my Arabia (Not So) Deserta. And wondering why his book The Malady of Islam, which I co-translated & published back in … Read more Thinking of Abdelwahab Meddeb…
Paul Celan — "Psalm"
Posted on Tuesday January 05, 2021
60 years ago today Paul Celan wrote the poem "Psalm," in Paris most likely. Below my translation, the original & the commentary by Barbara Wiedemann & myself (from Memory Rose into Threshold Speech). PSALM NoOne kneads us again of earth and clay, noOne conjures our dust. Noone. Praised be thou, NoOne. For your sake we want to flower. Toward you. A Nothing we were, we are, we will … Read more Paul Celan — "Psalm"
Happy Birthday Jerry!
Posted on Friday December 11, 2020
Today Jerome Rothenberg, poet, translator, anthologist extraordinaire turns 89! Many, many Happy Returns, my friend! & here, as we come to the end of this year of desolation, a few quotes from your book The Mystery of False Attachments: Eager to break thru language & touch life I crack my head against a mirror * In the way words rhyme or fail to I found my truth * The … Read more Happy Birthday Jerry!
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Fox-trails, -tales & -trots shortlisted for the Luxembourg National Book Awards
Pierre's last book Fox-trails, -tales & -trots has been shortlisted for the Luxembourg National Book Awards. The winners will be named on 11/19.
Paul Celan Memory Rose into Threshold Speech: The Collected Earlier Poetry
Translated by the prize-winning poet and translator Pierre Joris, this bilingual edition follows the 2014 publication of Breathturn into Timestead, Celan's collected later poetry. All 9 volumes of Celan's poetry are now available in Joris's translation.
Fox-trails, -tales & -trots
Fox-trails, -tales & -trots is an assemblage of proses and poems on the themes of foxes, Renert, Luxembourg and America, hunting, healing, translating and writing. Renert is in Luxembourg, but also in New York with nomadic Joris who explores with him the meanings of identity, migration, language and literary creation. 'Pierre Joris is the turbulence of the world in words of betweenness, an omnicultural shaman, you never know where he takes you with his rhizomatic writing; it's not a direction, it's not a way, it's opening, oscillation and becoming.' — Nico Helminger
Paul Celan Microliths They Are, Little Stones
Translated by Pierre Joris. In the mid-fifties Paul Celan suggested that he had a mind for writing that "would be a bit more sober & more spacious" than his poems. And yet, in his life-time Celan published very little of such "more spacious" work — i.e. prose — except for two essays that were public award-acceptance speeches, and a few occasional bits and pieces often published, or better, hidden away in obscure places. It is only with this volume, edited by Barbara Wiedemann and Bertrand Badiou, that Celan's multifaceted achievements as a prose writer can be discovered.
A City Full of Voices
Edited by Pierre Joris with Peter Cockelbergh & Joel Newberger. Robert Kelly is one of the major and most prolific American poets of our time. Between 1961 when his first collection, Armed Descent, was published by Hawk's Well Press, and Seaspel, brought out in 2019 by Lunar Chandelier Collective, Kelly has published some 66+ books of poetry as well as 14 volumes of prose, including novels, short stories, & essays. A City Full of Voices is the companion volume to the 2014 A Voice Full of Cities, the Collected Essays of Robert Kelly, also published by Contra Mundum Press.
Arabia (not so) Deserta : Essays on Maghrebi & Mashreqi Writing & Culture
This is a treasure, a caravanserai of a book, erudite, personal, enlightening. Pierre Joris poet, translator, editor, anthologist scholar, flâneur par excellence—is an incomparable and friendly guide to these realms, his lifelong passion and esprit manifest and up for the rigor of this vast deserta. — Anne Waldmann
Adonis & Pierre Joris: Conversations in the Pyrenees
Adonis in the Pyrenees: another "conversation in the mountains" where a multiplicity of orients and occidents intermingle, where dialogue between Adonis, the major Arab-language poet at work today, and Pierre Joris, nomad poet between the United States, Europe and North Africa, becomes polylogue.
Stations d'Al-Hallaj
Extraits du livre Meditations on the Stations of Mansur al-Hallaj, traduit par Habib Tengour et publié dans sa collection "Poèmes du monde," aux Editions APIC, Alger, 2018.
Safaa Fathy: Revolution Goes Through Walls
Poems by Safaa Fathy, translated by Pierre Joris with Safaa Fathy; Preface by Jean-Luc Nancy, who wrote: "It is a story of walls. They bar the way, resist, stand against. But they have fissures too. And one also can stick photos placards graphs poems screams into them."
The Book of U
"before the walk: the hope to meet / cormorants, my cormorants./ & ask them to regurgitate / matter enough for a poem." Published in Luxembourg by Galerie Simoncini Editeur in 2017. Available from the publisher in pb or bibliophile edition, each one of which contains a painting by Nicole Peyrafitte.
Canto Diurno
"'Traduit de l'anglais sous la direction de Jean Portante Cette anthologie personnelle couvre l'œuvre de Pierre Joris depuis le début des années 1970 jusqu'à nos jours. Le choix est celui de l'auteur ; les traductions sont de Jean Portante, Michel Maire, Habib Tengour, Éric Sarner, et de l'auteur lui-même. Son œuvre déconstruit les normes poétiques traditionnelles et affiche des impressions de la culture quotidienne américaine, de même que des influences de l'éducation classique européenne et des civilisations arabes. Préface de Charles Bernstein.
The Agony of I.B.
"'HANS WERNER HENZE ... we cannot simply rewrite the myths of old! INGEBORG BACHMANN Why not? Myths are just stories told. Stories that kill us all too often. Turn them on their heads. Rewrite them, retell them... The snake flame bit me, I feel it, I think I am dying unless I'm already dead. That's what myths do to women, they turn us into Helens, guilty by birth, guilty by desire, guilty by thought until killed and then pure figments of male imagination.... Am I dying?...How do you know you are dying?
An American Suite
"'Fusing lyric, theory, and diary, following Joris from the Belgian coast via London to his room in Oued El Had, Algeria, to a New York-bound flight and a North Carolina lake, An American Suite is a passionate rendering of interstices, not destinations. These poems offer a many-faceted glimpse into the early life and language of a celebrated poet, translator, essayist, and anthologist whose work pursues, and is pursued by, explorations of immanent knowledge, polyphonic dissonance, and cross-cultural reconciliation. Edited and with an introduction by Tamas Panitz and featuring a cover designed by Nicole Peyrafitte.
MAWQIF
"'The word is/as the mawqif, the station, the oasis, the momentary resting place'. In my hands, a copy of Mawqif by Pierre Joris, a book of poems and essays that I have translated into Spanish with Mario Domínguez Parra. Foreword by Ernesto Livon-Grosman, cover art by Nicole Peyrafitte. Published by La Otra (Mexico City), directed by José Angel Leyva." ��#65533; Joseph Mulligan
Breccia (Poems 1972-1986)
"Breccia is a showcase for poems from roughly twenty, sometimes rather fugitive, volumes, written and published during a time when Joris was living as a kind of postmodern nomad. One of the virtues of this in-gathering of work is that it makes clear the extent to which a sense of 'nomadism' - of being intensely in a place because one knows one has already left it - marks Joris' poetry.... The sense of immediacy in his work is striking. But the images of weather and shifting light and shade that give so many poems their climate of feeling, always play against a complex flow of conceptual activity and the possibility, but only the possibility, of archetypal permanence..." - Don Byrd
Barzakh (Poems 2000-2012)
"A magnificent multi-layered tome from the brilliant poet and translator whose erudition and deep engagement with the doings of humanitas are on full disply. From a lyrical bi-lingual ode to Kerouac through DIS/ASTEROILDRECK, we are drawn into a kinetic weave of world and language.....A book for the time, for all times, for its care, its passion, its urgent soundings." Anne Waldman
Paul Celan: Breathturn Into Timestead. The Collected Later Poetry
"I will make the outrageous assertion that Paul Celan reinvented poetry—or invented a new kind of poetry—or took poetry to a place where it had never been before. By definition, such work cannot be translated. Then along comes Pierre Joris, and by some mysterious process of linguistic alchemy, he has managed to translate hundreds of examples of this work, or at least to produce versions that embody the strangeness and power of the originals—and the grand adventure of Celan's late poems lives on in English." —Paul Auster
A Voice Full of Cities: The Collected Essays of Robert Kelly
Long over-due, the present volume, A Voice Full of Cities, edited by Pierre Joris & Peter Cockelbergh, collects for the first time Kelly's essays, statements, & other writings on poetry & poetics, making available a vast array of difficult to obtain works. The editors' aim was to insure that, in Robert Kelly's own words, "the fifty years of thinking around the fifty years of making won't get lost, and making and thinking will be seen as one thing."
Paul Celan Reading
DTBA
Celan event Deutsches House, NYU with Paul Auster
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Paul Celan's birthday, Deutsches Haus at NYU presents a conversation between the poet and translator Pierre Joris and Paul Auster, followed by a reading from Celan's Memory Rose into Threshold Speech (The Collected Earlier Poetry: A Bilingual Edition, translated by Pierre Joris and with commentary by Pierre Joris and Barbara Wiedemann) and from Celan's Microliths They Are, Little Stones (The Posthumous Prose, translated by Pierre Joris). FOR MORE DETAILS, CLICK HERE
Celebrating Celan at 100: Witnessing for the Witness
Conference at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson
Robert Kelly celebration at Poetry project
Saint Marks, 7-10 p.m.
FOR MORE DETAILS, CLICK HERE
June 11-12 (to be rescheduled for a later date)
University of Chicago Center Paris
Keynote at Conference
"Courts-circuits et visions disjonctées : œuvre et réseaux de Claude Pélieu / Short-circuits and Fused Visions: The Works and Networks of Claude Pélieu".
June 7 & 8 (to be rescheduled for a later date)
Kings College, University of London
Jerome Rothenberg & Eric Mottram celebration
with Nicole Peyrafitte
May 1 (to be rescheduled for a later date)
Celebration reading by & party for Robert Kelly
on the occasion of the publication of "A City Full of Voices: Essays on the Work of Robert Kelly" (Contra Mundum Press)
The Poetry Project / St. Mark's Church, 131 E. 10th Street, New York, NY 10003
Paul Celan Conference - Keynote Speaker
Rice University, Houston TX
Abu-Dhabi, UAI - HAY FESTIVAL
Thursday 27: 1.p.m.: Conversation with Adonis, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi
Friday 28: 1.p.m.: PJ in conversation with André Velter;
8:30- 10 p.m. Celebratory Readings for Adonis
Spiritual Exercises: Robert Kelly's Science of Becoming Aware
Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM Room: Humanities 219
A Reading of the play "The Agony of Ingeborg Bachmann," directed by Vera Beren
Torn Page Salon, 435 West 22nd Street/ New York NY 10011
doors open 7:30 Reading 8 p.m.
Trialogues performance with Mike Bisio (bass)
The Lace Mill, 500 Frank Sottile Blvd, Kingston NY 12401
January 25, 7:00PM
Poetry Reading, The Gallery at Atlas
11 Spring Street, Newburgh, NY 12550