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Just a few errors I've noticed:
"Pretendere" does not translate to the english "to pretend" but rather "to insist" (www.wordreference.com/iten/pretendere) so the fifth line of the chorus should actually be "No, I don't insist it" which makes a bit more sense than "pretend it"!
I'm not sure why you have put the definite article "the" in the translation of the title "This is not the hell". To a native speaker, "This is not hell" sounds much more natural, we don't use definite articles nearly as much as Italians do.
The grammar is incorrect on the repeating line "There is no words left", it should read "There are no words left" since "words" is a plural noun.
In the final chorus, the first two lines "No, this no, this is not the hell,/But I do not understand" are actually not sung, perhaps you just copy/pasted without checking? And the last two paragraphs should be joined into one to match the layout of the italian transcription of the lyrics on this site.
Finally, there is also one too many repeats of "There are no words left" at the end of the song. Emma only sings the line 3 times, not 4.
If you still use the site, it would be great to change these things and make the translation more accurate. I've just found this song and think it's a fantastic, thanks for translating it!
Non è l'inferno (English translation)
It Is Not The Hell
Non è l'inferno
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|Mi parli piano
|Incredibile Voglia Di Niente
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Grass clippings, leaves, plant trimmings, branches (no larger than 4 feet in length and 4 inches in diameter), flowers, houseplants, weeds and garden trimmings.
Baked goods, bones, bread, butter and margarine, cake, candy, cereal, cheese, coffee grounds, cookies, corn cobs and husks, couscous, dairy products, eggs and eggshells, fish and fish parts, flour, fruits, grains, gravy and sauces, herbs and spices, jams and jellies, mayonnaise, meat and meat products, nuts and nut shells, oatmeal, pasta, peanut butter, pizza, popcorn, poultry, pumpkins, quinoa, rice, salads, shellfish, sugar, syrup, tea bags, vegetables, watermelon, yogurt and other processed food like left over pizza or burritos, and more.
Used paper plates, paper cups, tea bags, coffee filters, facial tissue, greasy pizza boxes (non-greasy pizza boxes should go in your recycle cart), paper towels, paper napkins, wax paper and waxed cardboard (like waxed produce boxes, not regular corrugated cardboard boxes).
Cotton balls, feathers, hair (pet and human), wine corks (natural), wooden chopsticks, wooden popsicle sticks and wooden toothpicks.
*Please note: The materials listed above are only examples of non-accepted items in the Denver Composts program and this list is not intended as an exclusive lists of non-accepted materials.
If you choose to buy compostable bags to use in your kitchen pail or green cart, please make sure you purchase the right bags. All bags used for compostables other than plain paper bags, must carry the official BPI logo (Biodegradable Products Institute) and be green in color to be approved for use in the composting collection program. The BPI compostable logo lets the composting collector and processor know that products with this label have been tested to ensure that they will compost quickly, completely and safely and being green in color makes it easy for the composting collector and processor to distinguish them from non-compostable plastic bags. (Of course, newspaper and paper bags are still an easy way to keep composting cleaner and to save you money.) Compostable bags may be purchased online and at some Whole Foods stores and Safeway stores. Call your local store in advance to see if they carry them.
Compostable material does have a smell. It's the same stuff you put in your garbage, but now it's just in a different container. Odor is often caused by too much moisture. You can minimize odor by:
The green composting cart is designed to be pest-resistant with thick plastic and a tight-fitting lid. Compost can attract fruit flies, so be sure to keep the lid closed. If you have problems with bugs and rodents around your trash now, you may experience some problems. If you do not currently have problems with pests, you should not experience any additional problems with your green cart.
It is the resident's responsibility to clean their cart. A simple rinse with the hose every couple of weeks should keep the cart clean. A great idea for cleaning your green cart is to use a broom to reach the bottom. You may also help keep your cart clean by lining it with newspaper or brown paper yard waste bags.
All branches or limbs placed in compost carts must be no longer than 4 feet in lenght, no larger than 4 inches in diameter and no more than 50 pounds per piece.
Logs, stumps and other larger yard debris materials are NOT accepted in the Denver Compost Program.
For information on dropping off larger yard debris materials visit Cherry Creek Recycling Drop-off.
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If you choose to buy compostable bags to use in your kitchen pail or green cart, please make sure you purchase the right bags. All bags used for compostables other than plain paper bags, must carry the official BPI logo (Biodegradable Products Institute) and be green in color to be approved for use in the composting collection program. The BPI compostable logo lets the composting collector and processor know that products with this label have been tested to ensure that they will compost quickly, completely and safely and being green in color makes it easy for the composting collector and processor to distinguish them from non-compostable plastic bags. (Of course, newspaper and paper bags are still an easy way to keep composting cleaner and to save you money.) Compostable bags may be purchased online and at some Whole Foods stores and Safeway stores. Call your local store in advance to see if they carry them.
Paper materials (such as cardboard, office paper, magazines, newspapers and cartons) that are accepted in the Denver Recycles program should be recycled instead of composted. Although some of these items are compostable in small amounts, it is significantly more environmentally beneficial to recycle paper items.
Paper that is soiled and can't be recycled should be composted, for example greasy pizza box bottoms, newspaper used to wrap fish or used paper plates.
Remember that paper plates, napkins, towels and tissues are NOT accepted for recycling in the purple cart but are accepted in the Denver Composts program.
|How compost collection different from backyard composting?
The organic material collected through the composting collection program is sent to a commercial composting facility in Keenesburg, Colorado that is run by A1 Organics. There, organic material is ground into fine pieces by an industrial grinder and then composted under controlled conditions.
So materials that you wouldn't normally put in a backyard composting bin, such as meat, bones, processed foods and soiled paper such paper napkins, can break down quickly in a commercial composting facility and contribute to making quality compost. After composting is complete A1 Organics performs a number of analytical tests on the compost, using an independent laboratory, to ensure the compost is a quality product before selling it.
Denver Recycles encourages you to continue backyard composting if you're already do so. You can still compost lots of materials in your backyard while putting your meat, dairy, grains, and food-soiled paper products and excess yard waste out for pick-up in your green composting cart.
There are no real environmental benefits to disposing of food waste through the wastewater system. In fact, it requires extra water usage to do so. Also, food waste can be the source of many plumbing problems. Disposing food waste through a garbage disposal increases the likelihood of clogs, especially if the food waste contains unsaturated fats, which solidify at room temperature and can build up inside pipes.
Placing food items in your green composting cart is a better alternative both environmentally and for your home. Backyard composting is good too, just not for the meat or fat items.
The organic material collected through the composting collection program is sent to a commercial composting facility in Keenesburg, Colorado that is run by
A1 Organics. There, organic material is ground into fine pieces by an industrial grinder and then composted under controlled conditions, so it can break down quickly and contribute to making quality compost. After composting is complete, A1 Organics performs a number of analytical tests on the compost, using an independent laboratory, to ensure the compost is a quality product before selling it.
Denver Recycles offers a one-day sell back of bagged and unbagged compost back to Denver Residents at a discounted price each year at the Annual Mulch Giveaway & Compost Sale.
Only specific types of biodegradable products actual break down in the composting process. Products marked "planted-based" or made from plants has nothing to do with the products true compostability.
The listing below does not imply an endorsement of these products by the City & County of Denver, other than to indicate that these products meet the compostability requirements for the Denver Composts program.
Plain "Non-Glossy" Paper Plates
Available at nearly all stores.
Chinet® "Eco-Friendly" platesAvailabe at regular grocery stores and Costco.
The time a driver arrives to empty your compost cart depends on many factors and may not always be the same. Having your cart set out by 7 AM ensures your cart will be ready for collection no matter what time in the day the driver comes.
Compost collection is once per week and is year round, even during the winter months. Compost collection is generally on the same day of the week as your trash collection day.
To find out your cart set out location enter you home address at Your Pickup Schedule, call 311 (720-913 -1311) or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
If our cart was lost or damaged, please call 311 (720-913-1311) or email Denver Recycles to schedule a repair or replacement.
Each compost cart has a unique alphanumeric serial number and each unique serial number is assigned to a specific address.
This serial number is printed on the front of each cart in white lettering.
Please be sure to contact Solid Waste Management prior to moving to update your account status. Outdated account information could result in you continuing to be billed for services, payments made under the wrong account number or lost compost carts.
Composting carts are the property of the City and County of Denver. Each cart is assigned by serial number to an exact address.
What do I do when my collection is on the same day as my scheduled street sweeping?
When your collection day and street sweeping day are both scheduled for the same day you have three options for setting out your containers.
|Option 1: Set your containers on the apron (edge) of your driveway.
Option 2: Set your containers off the street on the edge of the curb-line.
Option 3: Set your containers on the opposite side of your street.
Quarterly schedule is as follows: 1st Quarter is January to March; 2nd Quarter is April to June; 3rd Quarter is July to September; and 4th Quarter is October to December. The $107.00 Discounted annual payment option is available for accounts with services January through December only.
Please note, if services are cancelled for non-payment the resident is responsible for contacting Solid Waste Manage to notify of payments submitted and arranging for services to be restored.
Invoices can are are only mailed to the physical property (address) where the services is being provided. The current billing system for the Denver Composts program does not allow for invoices to be sent to secondary mailing addresses or sent by email.
Compost payment made on credit cards show up as "CITY&CTYOFDENVERONLINE 720-913-9306 CO"
Residents may submit their compost payments online by credit card (Visa, MasterCard or Discover) or mail in payments by check. Autopayments are NOT currently available for the compost collection program.
The highest rate of compost payment errors generally occurs when residents improperly set up payment through the online Bill Pay system with their banking institution. When a payment is made through your bank's Bill Pay system, the payment is NOT sent electronically to the City. Instead, the bank prints a check and sends it out in the mail. These checks arrive without the payment slip, so any incorrect information can result in the payment getting misdirected or improperly processed. When this occurs, Denver Solid Waste Management records might not show that any payment has been received.
If you decide to make your compost payment through your bank's Bill Pay system, be sure to:
Following the steps above will help to ensure that your compost payment is received and properly entered.
If you are moving to a new address within Denver, your account and payments can easily be transferred to the new address by contacting Solid Waste Management.
If you are moving out of town or just want to cancel compost serves, please contact Solid Waste Management to close out your account.
Contact Solid Waste Management at 311 (720-913-1311) or email@example.com.
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**A $50 fee will be applied to bounced checks and then sent to the City's collection agency.
Your compost account number will appear on your mailed invoice.
To look up your compost account number online visit Your Pickup Schedule, enter your home address and look for your account number in the gray box area just above the blue "Get a Reminder!" button.
If you are unable to determine your compost account number, please 311 (720-913-1311) or email email@example.com.
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"It belongs to the center of the Christian message that children are not properties to own and rule over, but rather gifts to cherish and care for. Our children are like the most important guests, who enter into our home, ask for careful attention, stay for a while and then leave to follow their own way."
In a way, children are strangers whom we have to get to know. They have their own style, their own rhythm and their own capacities for goodness and mischief. They cannot be explained fully by looking at their parents. Each child carries a promise, a hidden treasure that has to be led into the open in a hospitable home. It takes a lot of time and patience to make the little stranger feel at home, and for this we have to be most intentional about welcoming the little ones. Each of us must engage in acts of love and compassion for the children among us if our relationships are to grow and deepen.
Each of us in this congregation has something to offer in the task of caring for the little ones among us. In our every interaction with children, we can offer them a safe place in which to grow into faithful adults. We can offer a place where children can ask questions without fear and can often experiment with life without taking the risk of rejection. We can offer a place where children will be encouraged to listen to their own inner selves and to develop the freedom that gives them the courage to eventually leave us and travel on to new vistas.
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INFANT AND CHILDREN'S BAPTISM can be held anytime. Anyone wishing to have his child baptized or dedicated is asked to see Reverend Richard G. Reed, following worship, to schedule a date.
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The answer to the question is yes. The Social Security Disability trust fund, one of the three main trust funds (Retirement and Medicare are the other two) supported by FICA tax withholding from paychecks is "cowering" under the weight of a "perfect storm."
The combination of a lousy economy and stampeding baby boomer populations has caused a real crisis in fund reserves. Those filing for disability claims due to aging and associated ailments, the lack of available jobs in the economy causing more of all ages to "take a shot" at disability. All this adds up with over 50% more claims filed now than just 20 years ago. With more people receiving benefits each succeeding year, the fund is moiving towards a breaking point by 2017 according to the latest projections.
Now looking at this realistically, will the President and our legislators actually allow this to happen? History, says no. The Social Security system has been around for over 75 years. It is the most significant financial foundation for about one in five US citizens. If the economy improves (hopefully sooner than later) the projected shortfall will move further in the future without any systems change. There are many other options such as borrowing temporarily from the larger Retirement Trust fund to raising taxes and/or lowering projected benefits for those born after a certain year.
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Meet Dusty, a model and photographer currently living in NYC but who is moving to LA soon. He's been an instagram friend for over a year and this weekend I—Heath (@afieldguy)—was finally able to meet and shoot him while in NYC.
This shoot is a mix of fashion images I shot of Dusty for FOLK, and a few skin portraits for my new series, Brief Explorations, as well as a quick interview with Dusty.
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Question: When/how did you first start modeling?
Dusty: I started modeling so that I could be around artists. I'd spent a long period of time without something to say and without a medium to say it, even if I did. A few years ago, as I was coming out a relationship, I realized that sharing my image was a way of participating in global conversations about sex, queerness, hair, and modern digital expression.
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Now that interest rates are rising, you may have seen headlines screaming "sell bonds" because bond prices fall when interest rates climb.
But Jeff Klingelhofer and Christian Hoffmann, co-managers of Thornburg Strategic Income Fund TSIIX, -0.08%, argue that rising interest rates are good for bond investors — especially when a fund manager employs an active style that "can get into the weeds" and identify attractive income-producing securities.
Klingelhofer and Hoffmann explained in a recent interview how they analyze bonds and other income-producing securities, and discussed opportunities and risks they see now:
MarketWatch: It's been a long time since investors have faced a rising-rate environment. What do you think of warnings to investors to sell bonds or bond funds now?
Klingelhofer: Rising interest rates are good for shareholders who are trying to generate more income. Not immediately, but over time. One of the reasons to have active management is to have the active view. We take risks in the right quantities and the right times.
Pure interest rate exposure is not the only lever. As interest rates have risen, we have been able to avoid some of the capital losses associated with them and to reinvest at higher rates to drive higher income for our shareholders.
In 2017, credit valuations were extremely tight. In that environment, we are happy to take risk when we are well compensated, but when we are not well compensated, we take less of it. So in 2017 we were de-risking the portfolio.
Now in 2018 as rates have risen and credit spreads [between high-yield bonds and government bonds] have widened, we are in a position to put more capital to work for our shareholders. This is the countercyclical thinking.
Hoffmann: People have been worried about rising rates for almost a decade. If you have stayed on the sidelines you have missed out on significant rewards. Any study of modern portfolio theory suggests credit has a place in the vast majority of, if not all, portfolios.
MarketWatch: Can you give an example of a special opportunity you have found running the fund, or special strategies that have enabled shareholders to enjoy higher yields, capital gains, or both?
Klingelhofer: My general view is the U.S. broadly is the bright spot of the global economy. The U.S. consumer is strong, employment is picking up. So I might look toward anything tied to U.S. discretionary.
If I look at the airline sector for example, I can buy an American Airlines AAL, -0.35% corporate unsecured bond or I can buy an EETC [enhanced equipment trust certificate].
If American Airlines wants to purchase airplanes, they issue EETCs and the trust holds the aircraft. AA makes lease payments to pay interest to the bondholders and pay down the debt. In the event of default of American Airlines, you are a secured note holder of the company. To the extent that the proceeds on the sale of the aircraft are insufficient to repay the bondholders, you become an unsecured creditor through bankruptcy proceedings.Then you are exactly equal to the unsecured corporate holders, but you have already recovered something. You always are better off in a bankruptcy holding that paper. You have the aircraft and if those are not enough, you then go to [the company].
MarketWatch: What are some painful lessons you have learned as bond managers?
Klingelhofer: One big thing is managing through a cycle. We are paid to take an active view, which is often countercyclical to the market's current view. That can work against you for a while. One of the most challenging things for portfolio managers to learn is to have discipline and continually reassess the thesis. Another is to potentially add to your position as your conviction increases or the valuation becomes more attractive.
Hoffmann: As we study credit covenants over time and see covenant quality deteriorating, we are taking a firmer view on the character of management and the incentives of the company, as opposed to relying on covenants. [A covenant is a set of requirements a borrower agrees to comply with. This can include providing information to the lender on an ongoing basis and maintaining financial strength according to what is agreed to in the covenant.]
You had better protection in the past. Private equity firms have found ways to create value by inserting loopholes and provisions into covenants or taking away covenants to allow them optionality in the future, which hurts recoveries for credit investors.
MarketWatch: What are you doing now to manage this?
Hoffmann: We're still studying the covenants, but our weighting on the character of management has increased significantly. You look at track records. A public company is generally going to be more conservative than a private equity firm. [We prefer] a management team that has managed through cycles. You know a private equity manager will try to extract as much value as possible through the balance sheet.
MarketWatch: Can you give an example of problems with covenants?
Hoffmann: J. Crew was a poster child for this. [The clothing company was taken private in 2011.] In late 2016, J. Crew transferred certain intellectual property to an unrestricted subsidiary using the permitted investments basket in its credit agreement in a series of transactions. This meant that secured lenders no longer had liens on those assets. Along with deteriorating performance and excessive leverage, what many investors purchased as a perceived "safer" investment turned out to be anything but that.
We would not be surprised to see similarly lender unfriendly transactions take place in the future, using similar and other loopholes
MarketWatch: Are you equipped to detect these loopholes?
Hoffmann: We study the incentives and are evaluating character to avoid those situations.
Klingelhofer: You are never going to be able to quantify every risk. But our team excels at having a very good understanding of risk and reward across sectors of fixed income and being able to allocate where the risk versus reward [balance] is better.
Morningstar rates the Thornburg Strategic Income Fund's class I (institutional) shares four stars out of five. The class I shares charge an expense ratio of 0.69% of assets and are mainly distributed through investment advisers. The fund's class I shares recently sported a 30-day yield of 3.34%, compared to a yield of 2.84% for 10-year U.S. Treasury notes TMUBMUSD10Y, -0.48%. Here's how the shares performed through March 31, after expenses, against the fund's two benchmarks and their Morningstar category:
|Total return - 2018
|Average return - 3 years
|Average return 5 years
|Average return - 10 years
|Thornburg Strategic Income Fund - Class I TSIIX, -0.08%
|Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Universal Index
|Blended index
|Morningstar Multisector Bond category
|Sources: Thornburg Investment Management, Morningstar Direct
The blended index is 80% the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Index and 20% the MSCI World Index, which is an equity index. The blended index is meant to incorporate the additional risk the fund takes by investing across asset classes. That being said, the Thornburg fund was 82% invested in bonds as of Feb. 28, with 12% in cash and the rest in other asset classes, including preferred stocks, which made up only about 2% of the portfolio. About 92% of the portfolio was invested in the U.S., Canada and Great Britain, with no other country making up more than 1%.


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They are calling it the biggest breakthrough in television since colour -- TV you think you can touch.A handful of 3D TV's are available in theis country -- you don't need glasses and the picture is amazing. At the moment they are only used for advertising, commercial purposes, but come April, 3D TV's will be ready for your lounge room. The revolution has begun.
The Hollywood 3D revolution, has been sparked by the billion dollar movie juggernaut - Avatar, which is coming to the small screen. "It will work like a TV, and then you'll actually hit a button on the TV to go into 3D mode, put the glasses on and that is when you get the 3d experience. Other than that it will work exactly the same as an ordinary television set", said Mark Leathan, head of Samsung Marketing.
Samsung are leading the race to get 3D TVs into our lounge rooms. "We're one of the innovators in this space. We will have 3D across three different technologies, LED, LCD and plasma and we'll be leading that space from April with 3D TV's and 3D Bluray", Mark said. Mark says 3D TVs will deliver a high definition picture and a price that won't scare off punters. "You're talking 10% more than the average TV today. That being the case, we are very fast adopters of new technology, we've seen the new technology in the past come through very fast. Launched in April, we think maybe 10% of homes in the first year, and then from there on, a lot of it will be driven by the content that comes available with the media companies whether it be games, movies or free to air TV", Mark said.
Broadband innovators, Alcatel Lucien were one of the first companies to utilise 3D TV's. Spokesperson, Geoff Hayden says, "This one's great because we can use it in a commercial environment for showing advertising in a casino or in a shopping centre, or just for entertainment services".
"The reality is 3d is a long way off from your living room", said Gadget Guy, Peter Blasina. Peter says don't believe the 3D hype. "Were still kind of convincing people to come across to HD and digital -- and then were throwing this new one into the mix", he said. he biggest drawback is the lack of 3D content. "The studios currently have 26 movies under development -- almost all of them are under animation in Hollywood. That's great, but were talking about a few movies -- there aren't enough 3D cameras out there to supply all the content were watching", Peter added.
He says we are at least five years off from seeing 3D TVs in the lounge rooms of average Australians. "I would just hang back and let this one wash over. There are plenty of other technologies that you can put in your lounge room this year, that will change your viewing experience, but it won't be 3D", Peter said. "Whether you're a kid or an adult or just want an immersive experience, I think 3D is the real way to go forward", Mark said.
Contacts and information
To learn everything you need to know about 3DTV and Panasonic's exciting 3DTV product go to
From Samsung:
Samsung Turns on Tomorrow with 3DTV
3D is undoubtedly going to be the game-changing home entertainment technology of 2010 with Samsung continuing to propel it forward. At this year�s International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Samsung unveiled its extensive new line-up of 3D-capable home entertainment products including an advanced 3D television, sophisticated 3D Blu-ray player and stylish active shutter 3D glasses giving consumers the ultimate 3D experience in their own living room.
As more and more content is going to be produced for 3DTV, consumers can expect the experience of going to the cinema in their very own living room. 3D provides more depth, better image quality and the type of realism movie goers are already enjoying. Samsung's custom-designed 3D chip from its semiconductor division means it can deliver leading 3D image quality. Viewing 3DTV at home still requires specially designed glasses to suit the screen as this provides the best 3D experience.
Samsung's extensive lineup of LED TVs also includes a number of interactive connectivity features and state of the art design. These additions are part of Samsung's promise to bring the future of television to the consumer today by offering faster access to meaningful innovations. So as well as enjoying 3DTV image quality consumers can download content online direct to the TV giving them more freedom and choice.
3D will be offered on all the popular television formats, including LCD, plasma and LED. Samsung is also including technology that converts existing 2D content to 3D in real time using a new video processor. This allows viewers to watch sports and their favourite movies in either 2D or 3D.
Having 3DTV doesn't mean having to spend thousands and thousands of dollars as Samsung will be making it available in more affordable models. Australians can expect the first Samsung 3DTVs to hit shelves around April.
Samsung 3D product lineup are all compatible with multiple 3D standards including half and full HD resolution formats, as well as the Blu-ray Disc Association ratified "Blu-ray 3D" standard giving consumers peace of mind knowing that all their 3D devices will work perfectly together.


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Edward Weston
(United States of America 1886 – 1958)
Guadalupe de Rivera, Mexico
- Other titles:
- Portrait of Guadalupe de Rivera, Guadalupe Marín de Rivera
- Location
- Not on display
- Further information
Edward Weston's Mexican years were of great importance to him and allowed for the maturing of his vision in relation to photography. Accompanied by Tina Modotti, whose own work developed at this time, Weston experimented with pure form through monumental portraits (of which 'Guadalupe de Rivera, Mexico' is a classic example), images of landscapes and buildings, still-lifes and nudes.
Weston's portraits of those he encountered in Mexico are uniformly compelling. Often taken with a hand-held camera against a plain background and with strong lighting, these images emphasise individuality, modernity and dynamism.
Guadalupe de Rivera was Diego Rivera's wife at the time and both were among the group of people Weston and Modotti associated with. Weston described Guadalupe in his 'Daybooks' as 'tall, proud of bearing, almost haughty; her walk like a panther's, her complexion almost green, with eyes to match'.1 As he worked on the portrait, Weston wrote: 'I am finishing the portrait of Lupe. It is a heroic head, the best I have done in Mexico; with the Graflex, in direct sunlight I caught her, mouth open, talking, and what could be more characteristic of Lupe! Singing or talking I must always remember her.'2
This later print by Weston emphasises, through the dramatic effect of light and shade, the strong lines of the face. The shape of the open mouth is echoed by the shadowed eye above and the jawline below. The diagonal of jaw to ear which runs in parallel to the nose also adds to the dynamism of this image. Outdoors, with the sun shining on her hair, this is a portrait of a remarkable woman.
1. Newhall N ed 1981, 'The daybooks of Edward Weston 1 Mexico', Aperture, New York p 26
2. ibid p 42
© Art Gallery of New South Wales Photography Collection Handbook, 2007
- Year
- 1924, printed later
- Media
- Photograph
- Medium
- gelatin silver photograph
- Dimensions
- 20.7 x 17.8 cm image/sheet
- Signature & date
Signed and dated l.r. original card, pencil "EW 1924" and c. verso original card, pencil ".../... 1924/ Edward Weston".
- Credit
- Gift of Patsy W. Asch 2000
- Accession number
- 556.2000
- Copyright
- © 1981 Centre for Creative Photography, Arizona Board of Regents


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The Business Environment and Competitiveness across Nigerian States (BECANS) is the flagship research, survey and dissemination initiative of African Heritage Institution (AfriHeritage).
The initiative runs in successive cycles of research, surveys, dissemination and policy dialogue for the promotion of better business environment throughout the country. Each cycle begins with desk research (the scientific validation of models, methods and indicators) and followed by survey/data collection, data analysis, report writing, publication, dissemination and dialogue between the government and stakeholders in private sector and civil society.
Why BECANS?
Until recently, most investment climate assessments relied on aggregate indicators of the quality of a country's policy, regulatory and institutional environment. Investment climate assessments were cross-country comparisons based on universal set of measures. While aggregate indicators of investment climate at the national level are useful, the aggregate picture masks differences in business environment across the states. In particular, any national picture of business environment in Nigeria that does not take into account potential differences across subnational jurisdictions cannot give a fair and true picture of the reality. This is because Nigeria's federal constitution allows considerable autonomy for subnational governments to shape the business environment in their respective locations. In addition, differing policy and institutional contexts as well as historic social and economic conditions over space and time underscore the potential variations in the business environment.
Before BECANS was initiated, there was no assessment of the business environment at the subnational level in Nigeria. To address this shortcoming, BECANS focuses on disaggregated business environment analysis at the state level. With state-level disaggregated data, state governments will have the empirical basis to guide policy, institutional and regulatory improvements. Also, stakeholders (private sector and civil society) will get evidence basis to support advocacy and dialogue for business environment reforms in respective states of the country.
Working with stakeholders to measure, benchmark and monitor the business environment is the overarching role of the programme on business environment and competitiveness across Nigerian states (BECANS). Monitoring and reporting the business environment is important for designing and implementing policy and institutional reforms by the federal, state and local governments. On the other hand, an independent and objective assessment of the business environment is useful tool for private sector and civil society to advocate and dialogue with government.


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Find empirical data in the library databases: academic articles, market, country and company information, law, statistics about everything
365 DESIGN - knowledge about design, trends, consumption & economy
Host: Pejgruppen
Source type: Primary/secondary
AGROVOC vocabulary
AGROVOC is a vocabulary covering these areas: food, nutrition, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, scientific and common names of animals and plants, environment, biological notions, techniques of plant cultivation and more. It is published by FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) and edited by a community of experts. Translated into 33 different languages and you can use it to look up synonyms and related concepts (broader or narrower terms).
BAAA Library catalogue
Business Academy Aarhus' own library catalogue. Search for books, e-books, files, magazines and much more in the catalogue. Reserve interesting titles, or renew the stuff you have borrowed using your EAA-username.
Bibliotek.dk - national library database
In Denmark borrowing books etc. is free of charge.
Furthermore, you may request books, movies, music etc. from all of Denmark's libraries (ie. public libraries, university libraries, educational libraries) just by requsting via the site bibliotek.dk.
The Business Academy's library is receiving requested books from other libraries twice a week.
Electronic resources
Due to the complicated rights to electronic information, it is in most circumstances not possible to access other libraries' collection of ie. e-books or databases, even though you're able to view the titles etc. using Bibliotek.dk, unless you're a registered customer of the library in question.
Byg-Erfa - constructional experiences & knowledge
Host: Fonden Byg-Erfa
Source type: Primary
Fonden BYG-ERFA collects, processes and conveys constructional experiences straight from the contruction industry.
In Danish only.
From school and from home via WAYF
Børsen Business Net - business news and articles
Host: Børsen
Børsen is Danish business newspaper and business news portal. Read selected business news in English, or search the print edition's article archive - in Danish.
DCA - News on research in food and agriculture
Host: National Center for Food and Agriculture, University of Aarhus
Source type: Primary
National Center for Food and Agriculture publishes within these subject areas:
- Horticulture
- Livestock
- Agriculture/Farming
These series contain research results and trial statements with focus on danish conditions. Before 2011 the publications were divided into two seperate publishings, "Grøn Viden" and "DJF rapport" - now they are all published in "DCA publications". Language is danish - but use Google Translate.
Access: Free via National Center for Food and Agriculture, University of Aarhus
Historical publications: http://dca.au.dk/publikationer/historiske/
Directory of Open Access Journals - 'free' academic articles
Host: DOAJ
Source type: Primary source
In this database you'll find open access journals and articles from all over the world. The topics cover most of Business Academy Aarhus' subject areas.
You can search for articles using a detailed subject hierarchy.
Access: https://doaj.org/
Help: Video tutorial and introduction to Open Access
Doingbusiness.org - starting new enterprises abroad; barriers and law
Host: The World Bank
Source type: Primary/secondary
Doingbusiness.org provides objective measures of business regulations and their enforcement across 190 economies and selected cities at the subnational and regional level. For all small and medium enterprises, this site gathers and provides information on economic data, laws and regulations for almost all countries in the world and covers the most important topics to start and manage a business.
Access: Free via www.doingbusiness.org
EBSCO Business Source - knowledge on marketing, economics, management, environmental issues, green architecture
Host: EBSCO
Source type: Primary / Secondary
You'll find ie. 'Harvard Business Review' and 'Marketing Research'.
Articles not in full text can be requested via the service videnskabeligeartikler.dk
Ejendomsforeningen Danmark - data on construction, costs and revenue
Host: Ejendomsforeningen Danmark (danish property federation)
Source type: Primary (Industry association)
Data in the property statistics derives from a variety of sources - both public authorities and other stakeholders in the real estate industry.
Property statistics is an online database of statistics on the property market. It contains statistics that are publicly available or can be purchased as a special extract from, for example, Statistics Denmark and is backed by Property Federation's own data.Property statistics are continually updated and new data is added.
Property data includes data within these nine subjects:
- Property stock
- Construction
- Cost of construction
- Cost of property management
- Return, price and property rental
- Residents and commercial tenants
- Vacant premises and property
- Property turnover
- International comparisons
Language is danish, but use a translation tool.
Ejendomsmægleren - news on real estate
Host: Ejendomsmægleren (The Danish Association of Chartered Estate Agents)
Source type: Primary (industry association)
The Danish Association of Chartered Estate Agents have made their industry magazine (Ejendomsmægleren) accessible online. Use the magazine for inspiration, for example for your choice of subject; they are of course a primary source of information within the market of real estate.
Language is danish, but use a translation tool
Eurostat - the statistical database of the EU
Host: EU Commission
Source type: Primary
The statistical database of the European Union, containing all official statistics of the EU member countries and the most important partner countries. A really good alternative to certain countries' national statistics!
All stats are harmonized which make them comparable across borders.
A good starting point is Statistics Explained, an official Eurostat website, presenting statistical topics in an easily understandable way. You will find links to the tables, related publications and sources so you can make your own tables and work with the data.
Access: Free - Eurostat
Finans.dk - articles and news from the financial sector
Host: Finans dk
Source type: Primary/Secondary
JP Finans writes insightfully about modern business, politics and the economy. You can also find links from the media specialists FinansWatch, EnergiWatch and others, but unfortunately that does not give you full access to the Watch-medias.
Language is danish, but use Google Translate.
Access from school's internet
Access from private internet
Finans/Invest - articels on investment, financing and capital provision
Host: Finans/Invest
Source type: Primary/Secundary
The newest edition is not indexed in the database. You can search for articles, but not download. Contact the library. The library subscribe to the physical magazine which is accessible through the library catalogue.
Finans/Invest is a journal that publishes articles on investment, financing and capital provision and related legislation. Finans/Invest bridges the gap between theory and practice. Readers are presented with the latest knowledge in the financial area. The authors of the journal are typically either researchers from universities and business schools with an interest in business conditions or employees in the financial sector with research interests.
Language is danish, but use Google Translate.
Search 101:
- Enter only one keyword in the search box. More words are seen as a phrase
- It is not possible to search with open endings - so try searching for both ("Life", "Life insurance" and so on). - or use the topic hierachy in the left menu
- This search machine only searches the summary - not the full text
FinansWatch - articles and news on the financial sector
Host: Watch Medier
Source type: Pimary/secondary
FinansWatch.dk contains a variety of news about the financial sector, interviews, careers and more. The articles on FinansWatch.dk is written for the industry and the starting point is Danish, but the outlook is global. Besides articles from FinansWatch you will find selected articles from partners, for example Financial Times, Jyllandsposten, Politiken, Bank Info and RB Exchange.
Language is Danish - but use Google Translate.
Foreningen Dansk Internet Handel - analysis on danish internet trade
Host: Foreningen Dansk Internet Handel (Association for Danish Internet Trading) (FDIH)
Source type: Primary (industry association)
Business Academy Aarhus has become a member of FDIH, the danish E-commerce Association, and are now able to provide access to the popular analyzes of Danish e-commerce, published by the industry association.
Besides annual analysis, they publish monthly and special analysis.
The monthly analysis are thematic - focus on Black Friday, omni-channel or foodstuff.
The special reports are often the result of memeber surveys - ie. fraud or logistics.
Please note that all reports are in Danish.
Access : Via the EAAA-library document server on MS Office 365
Link to a very short sign-in-guide
FødevareWatch - articles and news from the food industry
Host: Watch Medier
Source type: Pimary/secondary
FødevareWatch provides independent, critical and fair journalism about the food industry.
The content encompasses the entire sector - manufacture, processing and retail.
Language is Danish - use Google Translate.
Google Scholar - search the internet for academic texts
Host: Google
Source type: Primary/ Secondary
Google Scholar allows you to search across a wide range of academic literature. It draws on information from journal publishers, university repositories and other websites that have been identified as scholarly. Results may include other kinds of scholarly publications such as books, dissertations, conference papers etc.
The results are not always freely accessible – if hitting a paywall looking for articles, try our article database EBSCO for a fulltext version or the article service videnskabeligeartikler.dk (link to these two resources elsewhere in the resource list).
Access: http://scholar.google.com/
Industry analysis fron Dansk Brancheanalyse
Host: Dansk Brancheanalyse
Source type: Primary/secundary
Dansk Brancheanalyse compiles a very thorough industry analysis on a few Danish industries.
Read (in Danish) about:
Restaurants | Hotel industry | Car dealers | Accountants | Advertising agencies | Travel agencies
Hard copy at Sønderhøj library. To order a volume: Press the trolley icon next to the specific volume.
Infomedia - articles from Danish newspapers and magazines
Host: Infomedia
Source type: Primary/secondary
Infomedia is the key database to Danish news articles from a variety of information sources - newspapers, magazines, news agencies, internet sites, radio and television programmes.
Please note that both interface and information are in Danish, but you're able to translate somewhat OK using Google Translate.
Not all media are in full text, but present just a short abstract. Check the list of e-resources if we have an individual license; if not, it's often possible to order a paper copy via the library service bibliotek.dk.
Jyllands-Posten - articles from a danish newspaper
Jyllands-Posten publishes both a print version and an online version of their newspaper - BAAA have full access to jp.dk from the 1.st. of September untill November 30.th.
A part of the subscription we can access the e-newspaper, along with the locked articles. The newspaper covers everything from business to finances, but also entertainment, weather and traffic - + the newspaper is local, with news from Aarhus and the surrounding areas.
ONLY access from school: Jyllands-Posten
Karnov - Danish laws
Host: Karnov Group
Source type: Primary
In Danish only - use eg. Google Translate.
Database containing all Danish laws - with comments, notices, decrees and references to relevant literature. Containing current legislation (and historical legislation from 1993-).
From school's internet only
Ledelse i dag - Industry magazine
Host: Lederne
Source type: Primary/Secondary (industry organization)
Ledelseidag.dk aims to reflect and communicate new insights into personal leadership behavior and a broader management process, thus contributing to professional leadership. The archive holds articles from the early 90's.
Language is danish, but use Google Translate.
Access: Via Studyupdate
Mandag Morgen - articles on danish society
Host: Mandag Morgen
Source type: Primary
Access to the innovation house Mandag Morgen where you can access a knowledge bank with statistics, online analysis, a weekly newsletter and special publications in the areas of growth, welfare and green economy. In addition to this, news about the projects and events that Mandag Morgen morning creates in collaboration with private companies and public institutions.
Attention: This access is for searching only - not for reading or downloading articles. Contact the library and we'll print for you. Language is danish - but use Google Translate
Access: Search only via https://www.mm.dk
Markedsbasen - industry analysis & reports
Host: Berlingske Media
Source type: Primary/Secondary
Language is Danish - but use Google Translate.
Marketline Advantage - market analysis b2b / b2c
Host: Informa Business
Source type: Secondary
Database providing business intelligence on countries, consumers and industries (esp. production and service markets- mainly B2B-markets).
- Market reports (including Porter's 5 Forces' analysis)
- Company analyses (including SWOT-analyses)
- Country profiles (PEST-analyses)
- Statistical databases ('Databases') containing macro-economic, social, demographic and industry statistics etc.
Furthermore - note that Marketline Advantage mentions information sources, but not the statistical method used when data are harmonized.
From school's internet
From private internet
Basic search (video by Jette Jorsal, SDU)
Access from private internet - troubleshooting
Molio prisdata (used to be V&S Prisdata) - pricing, bidding and calculations in the construction industry
Host: Byggecentrum
Source type: Primary
Anyone who works with pricing, bidding and calculations in construction, need current, relevant prices and with Molio prisdata the prices you need to make estimates are assembled digitally.
Molio prisdata lets you get an overview pretty fast and if you use Excel templates, then it makes it easier than ever to make secure and fast offers. Molio prisdata is published once a year, where an updated version with the latest price changes and updates on materials, labor and equipment rental, etc.
Language is danish, but use Google Translate.
From school's internet only
Click on the icon "Open Application" - then install a piece of software.
OECD iLibrary - publications on economic development
Host Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
Source type: Primary
OECD is an international organization, analyzing and supporting economical growth in member countries.
Via the portal OECD iLibrary, you have access to all publications. They are indispensable when doing an economical country analysis - looking for macro-economical key figures or analysis of ie education, labour markets, agricultural development, pensions and much more.
We've registered 'most wanted' in the library catalogue - use search word OECD to learn which publications are mostly used.
Orbis - Global company data
Host: Bureau van Dijk
Source type: Primary
From this database, you'll find financial information on companies from all over the world: Key figures, contact and industry information and limit the result in many ways.
It is possible to make industry and company analysis - using the (peer) analysis functions and create lists of subsidiaries (find a guide for this at the bottom of the page).
- If you need Danish annual accounts - use Virk.Data
- If you need foreign annual accounts, try searching the internet. If this doesn't work, we'll be glad to help, but we do not buy foreign annual accounts.
From school's internet
From private internet
Short search & export guide [pdf]
Search guide - company information [video by Jette Jorsal, SDU library]
Search guide - competitors [video by Jette Jorsal, SDU library]
Finding subsidiaries [pdf]
Passport - market analysis B2C
Host: Euromonitor International
Source type: Primary/secondary
Database providing business intelligence on markets and industries, especially consumer and service markets
- Market reports
- Reports on distribution and logistical conditions in retailing
- Lifestyle reports (consumer behavior and segmentation)
- Company profiles and statistics on market shares etc
- Macro-economic, social, demographic and industrial statistics
Please note that Passport's key goal NOT is to publish precise statistical data. The goal is to process harmonized data as to be able to show developments and trends.
PressReader - global newspaper database
Host: NewspaperDirect, Inc.
Source type: Primary / secondary
Library PressDisplay provides access to 4000 national newspapers from 100 countries. The papers are in the original layout - as a regular paper page.
- The database holds up to 90 days of archive
- It is possible to search one or many papers at once
Proff - the business finder. Danish B2B portal
Host: Eniro A/S
Source type: Primary
Via the B2B portal Proff you'll get an overview of Danish enterprises' economic key figures and key personnel. It is possible to limit search from region to zip number, and you can search using both the official NACE industry descriptions, Proff's own industry description and in the enterprises' own product description - in Danish.
Please note that the consolidated financial statements are shown in the branches' profiles.
If you need more limitation possibilities - ie number of employees, headquarters only - use 'ORBIS' in stead.
If you need the full financial statement - use Virk.data.
Access: https://www.proff.dk/
Pubmed - International Medical / Veterinary Medical Database
Publisher: U.S. Natinal Library of Medicine
Source Type: Primary source
The database contains references to scientific journals.
Skov & Landskab - reserach on forests and landscape area
Host: University of Copenhagen
Source Type: Primary
Through "Videntjenesten" you have access to reports and publications on the latest research and development on forest and landscape area. Researchers present results of their professional work.
We subscribe to the following:
- Park and landscape (Park og landskab)
- Forest and nature (Skov og natur)
- Planning and the great outdoors (Planlægning og friluftsliv)
Language is danish, but use Google Translate.
From school's internet only
Statistics Denmark
Host: Statistics Denmark
Source type: Primary
The homepage has an English mirror, but the content is not as complete as the Danish version.
- Statbank Denmark
Search for free un-analyzed data in the Statbank database. Perfect mirror of the Danish version.
- Statistical sources
You'll find links to national and international statisical sources - ie national statistical bureaus. This page exists only at the Danish main page.
- Publications
A lot of the published reports are online in pdf and free. Feel free to translate via Google Translate., as they are not existing at the English mirror page. Publications for sale (pdf and print) are often purchased by the library.
- Statistics Denmark: http://www.dst.dk/
- Statistical sources: http://www.dst.dk/da/Statistik/international-statistik.aspx
- Publications: http://www.dst.dk/da/Statistik/Publikationer.aspx
- Statbank Denmark: http://www.statistikbanken.dk
SurveyXact - surveys and questionnaires
Host: SurveyXact
Source type: Tool
Synopsis - law portal
Host: Synopsis
Source type: Primary
In Danish only.
Tnis database contains references to law litterature and law practice, a form collection and a collection on Danish law.
Synopsis links directly to the licenced database Ugeskrift fra Retsvæsen (news from the Court) where you'll find judgements. The library subscribes to this database - to link without difficulties, please open the Ugeskrift fra Retsvæsen database first.
Tid & Tendenser - zeitgeist, trends, lifestyle, consumption and design
Host: Pejgruppen
Source type: Primary/secondary
TØJ - fashion & business trends
Host: Pejgruppen
Source type: Primary/secondary
Ugeskrift for Retsvæsen (UfR) - Danish sentencings (court rulings)
Host: Karnov Group
Source type: Primary
In Danish only - use eg. Google Translate or orther translation tool.
Database containing Danish judgements and references to articles, in which a sentencing has been given; and this within the last 50 years.
From school's internet only
Order academic articles via the service Videnskabeligeartikler.dk. The databases are licenced by the research libraries, and you do not have direct access.You can search and request article copies, and pick them up at the BAAA-library, or another library, you're a registered patron at.
- Pick up articles at the BAAA-libraries: Please use your EAA-username - or we cannot send you the 'please pick-up articles' e-mail.
- Out-of-country-students are offered to get articles by postal services. When receiving a 'please pick-up articles' email from the library, please return email with information on your postal adress.
Videntjenesten - Forest & Landscape
Publisher: Forest & Landscape (the center has a binding arrangement between the Department of Geosciences (IGN) and Natural Resource management and Department of Food and Resource Economics (IFRO) at the University of Copenhagen.
Source: Primary
Videntjenesten produces four series, each covering his field:
- Park and Landscape
- Planning and Outdoor Life
- Greenery
- Forest and Nature
Research results are presented primarily in short knowledge-leaflets – but you can also find detailed reports. There is of course access to the back copies archive.
Access from school
Virk.data - CVR, financial statements, public data
Host: data.virk.dk
Source type: Primær
CVR (The Central Business Register) is the governmental register on businesses, owned by the Danish Business Authority. Here you can search enterprises, find their CVR numbers, business type, financial statements etc., but if you need to do a segmentation (ei. all breweries in Denmark), you need to use 'Orbis' or 'Proff' instead.
Navigation and headings are in english, but some of the data is danish - use google translate.
Adgang: The Central Business Register
Data catalogue on Virk.data
The data catalog can give you an overview of public, business-relevant data, so you can easily find raw data that can be used in your business. The subject groups are: Transport & Traffic, Commerce & Manufacturing, Social Affairs, Energy & Environment, Health & Safety, Maps & Geodata, Economy, Agriculture, Construction & Real estate. Please note that both interface and information are in Danish, but you're able to translate somewhat OK using Google Translate
Access: Data catalogue
Wordupmate - Online dictionary for entrepreneurs
Wordupmate is an online dictionary with 3000+ words and definitions for students studying entrepreneurship.
Please note that both interface and information are in Danish, but you're able to translate somewhat OK using Google Translate.
Access: Wordupmate


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Posted by Albert Gersh - December 11, 2013
- Top pollster: American voters across all lines "united" in distrusting Iran, demanding lawmakers impose sanctions
- Iranian FM boasts that "collapse" of international sanctions regime impossible to stop
- White House reveals interim agreement on Iran nuke program allows Tehran to test ballistic missiles
- Reports: Top commander of U.S.-backed Syrian opposition forced to flee the country as Islamists overrun headquarters, seize warehouses
What we're watching today:
- A new poll – conducted on behalf of the news websites Al-Masdar.net and TheTower.org, and released this afternoon after it was presented to reporters by pollster Frank Luntz – concludes that lopsided majorities of Americans from both political parties overwhelmingly favor deepening sanctions against the Iranian government, regardless of current negotiations, and documents overwhelming distrust of the Islamic republic across demographic and political identities. Luntz emphasized, per the Times of Israel, that 'over two decades of experience, he had never before encountered such unanimity of opinion among voters across disparate demographic breakdowns,' specifically quoting him as saying that "the fear of Iranian nuclear weapons unites just about everyone." The poll comes amid evidence that voter sentiment toward Iran is hardening, after a several-week period - beginning immediately after the announcement of the Geneva interim agreement between the P5+1 global powers and Iran - where broad swaths of the American electorate were undecided on a range of issues related to the Iranian nuclear program. In late November a Reuters/Ipsos poll found that one-third of Americans described themselves unsure on questions ranging from their support for the interim agreement to whether Iran's nuclear program was being developed for peaceful purposes. By early December a USA TODAY/Pew Research Center poll found that those who had heard about the deal distrusted Iranian leaders to negotiate seriously over Tehran's nuclear program by a 2-1 margin, with approval of the Geneva deal running 32% in favor vs. 43% against. The USA TODAY/Pew poll was conducted between Dec 3-8, and the Al-Masdar.net/TheTower.org poll began a day earlier and ended a day later. Luntz untangled four overarching themes that emerged from the data: Americans fear Iran more than they fear all the other Middle Eastern antagonists combined, they are universally skeptical about Iranian intentions, they want Iran's ability to produce a nuclear weapon severely constrained both by interim and final agreements, and they prefer lawmakers who deepen sanctions over those that would reduce them. Fully 77% of Democrats and a near unanimous 96% of Republicans would rather vote for a senator who favors sanctions, including "increased pressure on Iran until Iran accepts a final agreement that removes their ability to build nuclear weapons." Only 14% of voters would prefer a senator who wants to reduce pressure on Iran during negotiations. The Hill quoted a Democratic staffer describing the poll as evidence that the White House faces "an uphill battle" in trying to convince lawmakers to put off passing new sanctions legislation. Secretary of State John Kerry is scheduled to brief senators on the administration's policy tomorrow.
- Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marziyeh Afkham earlier this week brushed aside statements from U.S. officials insisting that Washington can easily reverse the erosion in sanctions entailed by the recent Geneva interim agreement, declaring instead that "the structure of sanctions has cracked and its collapse has started." The White House has insisted that its sanctions relief is reversible since literally the evening when the deal was announced, and the claim was reiterated this week by President Barack Obama. Skeptics have in contrast emphasized the possibility that any weakening of the sanctions regime would trigger a feeding frenzy of companies and nations racing into Iran's economy in order to avoid being left behind, a scenario ridiculed as "fanciful" by administration-linked analysts. In addition to the worry that the administration misjudged the robustness of the sanctions regime, this week saw mounting evidence that the White House had also underestimated the magnitude of the sanctions relief it was committed to providing. Israel's left-leaning Haaretz recently revealed that American officials have admitted to their Israeli counterparts that Iran is set to receive a windfall more than double what administration figures had publicly estimated. CNN today described how Iran oil exports spiked by 10% in November.
- The White House today admitted to the Washington Free Beacon that an Iranian ballistic missile test would not put Tehran in violation of the recently signed Geneva agreement, reversing assurances given last week to the Pulitzer Prize winning site PolitiFact by a National Security Council (NSC) source. Those characterizations had the interim deal "ceas[ing] to exist" if Iran conducted a missile test. The controversy over the administration's interpretation took on added urgency this week, with Mehdi Farahi, Iran's Deputy Defense Minister and Head of Iran's Aerospace Organization General, announcing that Iranian scientists will test a ballistic rocket within a week. The NSA misstatements risk being read against a similar incident, in which the administration announced via a fact-sheet that "Iran has committed to no further advances of its activities at Arak and to halt progress on its plutonium track," only to back off that characterization after Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif declared that that Iran would continue work on its Arak plutonium facility. The new admission comes amid statements from Iranian military officials boasting that Israel is within the reach of Tehran's missile arsenal and claiming that new laser technology had been installed to improve the accuracy of Iranian missiles to within 2 meters. It is now known that the administration's interpretation of the Geneva Joint Plan of Action allows Iran as to conduct unlimited uranium enrichment up to 3.5% purity, to bolster its plutonium production facility at Arak, and to test of ballistic missile technology that could be used to delivery nuclear weapons.
- Islamist forces this weekend overran key facilities which until then had been controlled by the more moderate Western-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA), seizing warehouses containing U.S. military gear sent to the FSA and forcing the group's commander Gen. Salim Idris to flee the country. Buzzfeed had reported on Tuesday that Washington had abruptly suspended direct U.S. assistance to opposition-controlled areas northern Syria, due to what the outlet described as 'concerns over gains by Islamist rebels there.' The Wall Street Journal today reported out portions of the story, detailing some of the FSA's losses and revealing that Idris's headquarters were among the facilities seized by the Al Qaeda-linked Islamists. Idris is said to have fled to Doha via Turkey. The Journal bluntly described the incident as 'the strongest sign yet that the US-allied FSA is collapsing under the pressure of Islamist domination of the rebel side of the war.' Earlier this week the Daily Beast's Josh Rogin assessed that facts on the ground had already forced the Obama administration to "to reach out to the very Islamist groups it once hoped to marginalize."
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The Drexel Introduces a New Late Night Series
August 05, 2013
On the second Saturday of each month, we show The Room at midnight. If you've ever attended a screening of this "so bad it's great" film, you know all about throwing plastic spoons and enjoying an evening of fun with your friends. If you've never seen The Room at the Drexel, it's more than worth the reduced price of admission.
Given our success with movies in the wee hours (our annual 24-hour Sci-Fi Marathon is also a hit), we thought that we should offer even more. So beginning in September, on the fourth Saturday of each month, we will host a great film as part of our new "Late Night" series. Here's the line-up through the end of the year:
- Troll 2 (1990) - Saturday, September 28th
- The Big Lebowski (1998) - Saturday, October 26th
- This Is Spinal Tap (1984) - Saturday, November 23rd
- Die Hard (1988) - Saturday, December 28th
Most film fans are familiar with the last three ("I'm the Dude, man", "These go to eleven", and "Yippee-ki-yay, . . .", respectively). If Troll 2 doesn't ring a bell, there is actually a documentary that explains all you need to know about this cult classic, Best Worst Movie (2009), which is currently available on Netfilx.
We are very much looking forward to this new series. Stay tuned for times and even more info as we head into the fall!
FUN FACT: According to IMDB.com, Bruce Willis was the sixth choice for the main character in Die Hard. It originally went to Arnold Schwarzenegger, then Sylvester Stallone, then Burt Reynolds, then Richard Gere, then Harrison Ford, then Mel Gibson. We can't imagine it with anyone else!
- Kevin Rouch, Drexel Theatre Director
Next Time: Young Filmmakers at the Drexel


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Beetroot Hummus
So making hummus is a relatively new thing for me but I am a little bit (or maybe a lot) obsessed. Especially with this one - firstly, its pink which is usually an automatic win in my eyes. But, most importantly, beetroot humous is packed with goodness and makes the perfect dip or side.
Beetroot has powerful antioxidant properties which help to protect against health problems like heart disease and stroke. As well as being packed with nutrients, it is high fibre, low calorie, almost fat free and is converted by your body to sugar very slowly which is great for stabilising blood sugar and so important for your energy levels. Chickpeas are a great source of protein and fibre. They are also really great for regulating energy and heart health!
And even better, this recipe is so simple to make - all you have to do is throw all the ingredients in a food processor!
200g beetroot
200g chickpeas
2 tbsp of tahini
1/2 lemon (squeezed)
2 cloves of garlic (crushed or chopped)
3 tbsp olive oil
black pepper
Steam the whole beetroot (with skins on) for about an hour. Once these are nice and soft, leave them to cool and peel off the skin.
Then just put all of the ingredients into a food processor and watch it turn into a beautiful pink hummus! Grind some black pepper in as it mixes and add water or a little extra oil until it is the desired consistency. It's that simple!


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I hated Thirteen Reasons Why the first time I read it. So, of course, a couple of years later, I read it again. It's just how I am. When I really have a problem with something, I tend to examine it to understand why. My hatelationship with the works of Ernest Hemingway is a great example of my tendency to do this. So when Thirteen Reasons Why was adapted by Netflix into a 13 episode series, I decided to give it a try to see if the show could rectify the issues I'd had with the book. I got through most of one episode and shut it down. But then, because I'm a glutton for punishment, I kept watching, determined to watch all the way to the end.
And now I'm going to share my thoughts, mostly because I want them out of my head, and mostly about the show. The thing is, I don't really want to have a discussion about it. So if you disagree, that's great. These are just my thoughts, and you're free to do with them as you will. I understand that this is a much beloved story and that many people find great value in it, and I'm not trying to tell those people that they're wrong or that they shouldn't like it. We all bring our own experiences to the stories we take in, and that means that we won't all walk away feeling the same way about something. And this is simply how I feel about this particular story. Do with that what you will.
So I'm going to spoil the events of the show. If you're not interested in spoilers, skip this "review" until you've watched it (or not watched it…whatever). Also, TW for suicide, self-harm, sexual assault, and rape.
Before I get into the show, I want to briefly mention some of the things I found so troubling about the book. The first is that, to someone who is depressed or suicidal, the story of Hannah getting the opportunity to speak from beyond the grave and "teach" the people who have hurt her a lesson could read like a revenge fantasy. I have intimate knowledge of suicidal thoughts and attempted suicide. I speak from direct experience (though I will say that experiences differ, so my experience is not necessarily the same as someone else's). When I was at my lowest, I remember distinctly thinking that everyone I thought had failed me would feel so sorry when I was gone. That they would wish they'd been there for me when I was alive. Hannah's story is a fantasy that fulfills those dark thoughts, and I believe that in the wrong hands the book could read like a manual rather than a warning.
Additionally, I also really disliked that the story centered Clay in Hannah's story. Everything became about him. How he felt. How he reacted. Now, that's not necessarily a bad thing. The story of someone reacting to the suicide of another can be a valuable story, but Thirteen Reasons Why was clearly about Hannah, but it still centered Clay. It was also intensely emotionally manipulative and, I felt, treated suicide like something other people could cause rather than what it truly is.
Did the show improve upon these flaws? In short? No. In fact, I believe it actually made them worse. There were some things I do believe it did well, so I'm going to break it down those first.
Hannah's Parents — By introducing a subplot that revolved around Hannah's parents suing the school and exposing the bullying present in the school, I believe the show did a decent job creating a fuller picture of the range of emotions those left behind after someone commits suicide would go through.
Tony — Tony's final acceptance that he had done the wrong thing by withholding the tapes from Hannah's parents and giving them the closure they needed was much appreciated. I don't recall that the book delved into the moral implications of Tony keeping Hannah's secrets, and I was glad that the show dealt with it. Also, it was nice that he was gay.
Jessica — Near the end, when Clay is trying to decide whether to release the tapes to a wider audience, I appreciated that he first asked Jessica's permission. Her rape was detailed on the tapes, and I appreciated that the show gave what she wanted consideration. It wasn't handled perfectly, but it was more than many shows would have done.
Other — I also believe that the show did a great job exposing the ways in which we treat each other and the effects that can have. It's one of the reasons I believe so many people find this a powerful story. Showing how the words we say (or don't say) and how even the smallest actions can have a ripple effect is a story worth telling, and I feel that the show did this well. Unfortunately, the overarching story of Hannah's suicide is also what makes it an inappropriate story to tell in this instance. But we'll get to that.
Almost everything else. It, in my opinion, romanticizes suicide to a disturbing degree. We're meant to learn a very valuable lesson from Hannah's suicide, which promotes the message that Hannah's suicide had meaning. And that's fucked up. It goes back to the problem I had with the book, which is that someone who is depressed or suicidal could watch this show and see, not a cautionary tale, but a roadmap. And I think that's dangerous and irresponsible.
THE PARENTS — All of them. Seriously. Clay gets a head injury, suspended from school, beat up, he stays out all night, caught with weed, he comes home drunk and pukes on the table, all of this after a classmate commits suicide, and they do NOTHING. Seriously, fuck all of the parents on this show except for Hannah's.
CLAY — My initial problems with the book regarding Clay become even more glaring in this show. The story becomes his story instead of Hannah's. And let me be clear here: I think many of the issues with this story could have been resolved if Hannah's tapes had not been part of the story. If the story had been about Clay searching for the reasons Hannah killed herself and uncovering all of the things that had happened to her, then Clay would have been centered in his own story. But the tapes make the story Hannah's, and Clay becomes and remains the focus, which is messed up.
Furthermore, as Clay grows angry and begins to decide to take revenge for the things done to Hannah, the show loses its own moral superiority. Specifically, when Clay takes a naked picture of Tyler, Hannah's stalker, and sends it out to the entire school and there are zero repercussions, it sends a massively fucked up message and immediately undermines whatever credibility Clay has. It makes him just as bad as the others on the tapes.
SKYE — The show really fucked up with this. There's a specific scene in episode 11 where Clay learns that Skye has been cutting herself. We see numerous self-inflicted injuries on her wrists. When he asks her about them, she says, "It's what you do instead of killing yourself. Suicide is for the weak." WHAT THE FUCK? No. There are two major problems with this. 1) It's a reductionist explanation of self-harm that disregards the very real danger of self-harm. 2) Despite believing that Hannah could have been saved if only someone had reached out to her and gotten her help, Clay NEVER seeks help for Skye. Yes, at the end of the show, he befriends her, but at that point in the show, he should have immediately ratted her out to his parents, her parents, the school counselor. Someone. Anyone. That he doesn't shows a clear lack of understanding on the part of the show's writers of the dangers of self-harm and suicide, and they should be fucking ashamed of not addressing it.
Alex — His attempted suicide at the end of the series was a gratuitous addition that I found disgusting. It once again centers a boy in Hannah's story, and then it doesn't even deal with it. It was unnecessary and wrong.
Tyler — The "hint" that he was going to shoot up his school was another show addition meant to tease a potential second season, but it was in really poor taste.
Other Adults — Seriously, all the school administrators should have been fired. Does this town not have a single therapist nearby?
Hannah — I'm not sure what the show's writers/directors were thinking, but the graphic depiction of Hannah's suicide was fucking sick. I don't know if they were attempting to show the brutality and horror of it, but there is not a single teen I would ever suggest allowing to watch that. Hell, there's not a single adult I'd ever suggest watch it. There was a grossly romanticized gaze to it that was beyond disturbing, and I'm horrified that it was allowed to be part of the show. Seriously, fuck whoever thought filming that was a good idea. And that's not hyperbole. They literally show her slitting her wrists and dying.
Furthermore, with regards to Hannah, the show did a piss poor job of actually tracking Hannah's descent. Yes, it gave us "13 reasons why" Hannah believed her life wasn't worth living, but the the actual narrative did a shitty job of actually showing her depression and emotional journey. It did a far better job depicting the emotional spirals of every other character (especially Jessica), but tanked it when it came to the person the story was actually about. It's like they read a pamphlet about suicide and figured they knew all they needed to know. It lost all nuances when it came to depicting Hannah's emotional state.
General — Where the show majorly failed (and this is, I feel, a failure of the story the show is based on) is that it attempts to reduce the complexity of someone who's committed suicide into reasons. It attempts to place blame on thirteen individuals. And while I understand the message is that we should all be more kind to each other, it's a shitty representation of depression and someone who is suicidal. Hannah didn't need Clay to love her more, she needed professional help.
The night I attempted suicide, I was living on campus at college. I went to a guy's dorm and we fooled around and it was shitty and for a long time after, I blamed him. We barely knew each other, but I thought if he'd been into me and if things had gone better, I might not have attempted to kill myself. But the truth was that even if things had gone well, I probably still would have attempted it at some point. Maybe not that night, but eventually. It wasn't that guy's fault. It wasn't my fault. It was my brain. It was a complex set of emotional and mental circumstances that no single person could have "saved" me from. And that's what the show (and book) completely get wrong. And I think it's dangerous. If someone is hurting and in pain and depressed and suicidal, they don't just need you to love them more, they need professional help. And that's a lesson everyone on the show fails to learn, as evidenced by Clay not telling anyone about Skye's self-harm.
Tattoos — Does everyone in this town go to the same tattoo artist? Seriously, every kid has multiple huge tattoos. What the hell was up with that? And why is every show about teens allergic to hiring actual teens to play the parts? Those high school "kids" all looked 30.
There's a good message about treating each other with kindness buried in this show. Exploring the lives of the people who intersected with Hannah allows for the opportunity to see how our actions affect each other. And if the show had focused on that and dumped Hannah's tapes, the message would have come through stronger. But when seen through the lens of someone who has committed suicide who is forcing people to face their own ugliness, it becomes exploitative and gross. It turns a girl's suicide into revenge porn and downplays the seriousness of the decision she made to take her own life.
We need more books and shows that deal with mental illness, but this shouldn't be one of them. It's grotesque and exploits suicide in a way that I feel is both callous and dangerous.
And that's all I've got. Again, I understand that everyone will take their own message from this based on their personal experiences, but I can't recommend it. And if you're a parent of a teen who's watching the show, I'd beg you to watch it yourself or watch it with them.


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"It's an outrage," said Gloria La Riva, presidential candidate of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, about the shocking number of homeless university students unveiled in a recent study. "It's infuriating that the state of California would allow some 50,000 of its own students to suffer with no safe place to stay - this is a crisis."
The study, commissioned by the school system's Chancellor Timothy P. White, revealed that about one in ten of California State University's students are homeless, and one in five are food insecure. This is in addition to the hundreds of thousands of homeless people around the country.
"If you're hungry and can't eat, and worried about where you can sleep tonight, how can you study and how can the youth prepare as the next generation of workers who can contribute to society in all fields?" asked La Riva following the news. "This is exactly why people are angry and protesting across the country, and they are right to do so. Our supporters in California have joined with hundreds of people to fight back against this kind of poverty.
"These students live in worsening conditions and afterwards they are inundated with huge amounts of student debt, $20,000, $60,000 even $200,000 dollars of debt is completely common these days, but finding good jobs isn't common. There are hundreds of thousands of people with associate or bachelor degrees working minimum wage jobs or are unemployed."
La Riva concluded, "This is the insanity of the capitalist system, where there are more empty homes than people without housing, where young people owe the big banks over one trillion dollars in student loan debt for something that can actually be easily provided for free.
"As socialists, we believe society should be based on human need over profit, that the homeless situation should be declared a crisis and everyone should have guaranteed housing. It's wrong to saddle an entire generation of students with huge loans, and we demand that all student debt be cancelled at once. Our campaign demands that the banks be seized and forced to give all the money it has stolen back to working class people".
Click here to read the 10-point program of our campaign, which includes making free health care, free education & affordable housing Constitutional rights.


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