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After enduring decades of exploitation at the hands of the French, Haiti somehow ended up paying reparations – to the tune of nearly $30 billion in today's money.
By Marlene Daut, The Conversion —
Much of the reparations debate has revolved around whether the United States and the United Kingdom should finally compensate some of their citizens for the economic and social costs of slavery that still linger today.
But to me, there's never been a more clear-cut case for reparations than that of Haiti.
I'm a specialist on colonialism and slavery, and what France did to the Haitian people after the Haitian Revolution is a particularly notorious examples of colonial theft. France instituted slavery on the island in the 17th century, but, in the late 18th century, the enslaved population rebelled and eventually declared independence. Yet, somehow, in the 19th century, the thinking went that the former enslavers of the Haitian people needed to be compensated, rather than the other way around.
Just as the legacy of slavery in the United States has created a gross economic disparity between Black and white Americans, the tax on its freedom that France forced Haiti to pay – referred to as an "indemnity" at the time – severely damaged the newly independent country's ability to prosper.
The cost of independence
Haiti officially declared its independence from France in 1804. In October 1806, the country was split into two, with Alexandre Pétion ruling in the south and Henry Christophe ruling in the north.
Despite the fact that both of Haiti's rulers were veterans of the Haitian Revolution, the French had never quite given up on reconquering their former colony.
In 1814 King Louis XVIII, who had helped overthrow Napoléon earlier that year, sent three commissioners to Haiti to assess the willingness of the country's rulers to surrender. Christophe, having made himself a king in 1811, remained obstinate in the face of France's exposed plan to bring back slavery. Threatening war, the most prominent member of Christophe's cabinet, Baron de Vastey, insisted," Our independence will be guaranteed by the tips of our bayonets!"
In contrast, Pétion, the ruler of the south, was willing to negotiate, hoping that the country might be able to pay France for recognition of its independence.
In 1803, Napoléon had sold Louisiana to the United States for US$15 million. Using this number as his compass, Pétion proposed paying the same amount. Unwilling to compromise with those he viewed as "runaway slaves," Louis XVIII rejected the offer.
Pétion died suddenly in 1818, but Jean-Pierre Boyer, his successor, kept up the negotiations. Talks, however, continued to stall due to Christophe's stubborn opposition.
"Any indemnification of the ex-colonists," Christophe's government stated, was "inadmissible."
Once Christophe died in October 1820, Boyer was able to reunify the two sides of the country. However, even with the obstacle of Christophe gone, Boyer repeatedly failed to successfully negotiate France's recognition of independence. Determined to gain at least suzerainty over the island – which would have made Haiti a protectorate of France – Louis XVIII's successor, Charles X, rebuked the two commissioners Boyer sent to Paris in 1824 to try to negotiate an indemnity in exchange for recognition.
On April 17, 1825, the French king suddenly changed his mind. He issued a decree stating France would recognize Haitian independence but only at the price of 150 million francs – or around 10 times the amount the U.S. had paid for the Louisiana territory. The sum was meant to compensate the French colonists for their lost revenues from slavery.
Baron de Mackau, whom Charles X sent to deliver the ordinance, arrived in Haiti in July, accompanied by a squadron of 14 brigs of war carrying more than 500 cannons.
Rejection of the ordinance almost certainly meant war. This was not diplomacy. It was extortion.
With the threat of violence looming, on July 11, 1825, Boyer signed the fatal document, which stated, "The present inhabitants of the French part of St. Domingue shall pay … in five equal installments … the sum of 150,000,000 francs, destined to indemnify the former colonists."
French prosperity built on Haitian poverty
Newspaper articles from the period reveal that the French king knew the Haitian government was hardly capable of making these payments, as the total was more than 10 times Haiti's annual budget. The rest of the world seemed to agree that the amount was absurd. One British journalist noted that the "enormous price" constituted a "sum which few states in Europe could bear to sacrifice."
Forced to borrow 30 million francs from French banks to make the first two payments, it was hardly a surprise to anyone when Haiti defaulted soon thereafter. Still, the new French king sent another expedition in 1838 with 12 warships to force the Haitian president's hand. The 1838 revision, inaccurately labeled "Traité d'Amitié" – or "Treaty of Friendship" – reduced the outstanding amount owed to 60 million francs, but the Haitian government was once again ordered to take out crushing loans to pay the balance.
Although the colonists claimed that the indemnity would only cover one-twelfth the value of their lost properties, including the people they claimed as their slaves, the total amount of 90 million francs was actually five times France's annual budget.
The Haitian people suffered the brunt of the consequences of France's theft. Boyer levied draconian taxes in order to pay back the loans. And while Christophe had been busy developing a national school system during his reign, under Boyer, and all subsequent presidents, such projects had to be put on hold. Moreover, researchers have found that the independence debt and the resulting drain on the Haitian treasury were directly responsible not only for the underfunding of education in 20th-century Haiti, but also lack of health care and the country's inability to develop public infrastructure.
Contemporary assessments, furthermore, reveal that with the interest from all the loans, which were not completely paid off until 1947, Haitians ended up paying more than twice the value of the colonists' claims. Recognizing the gravity of this scandal, French economist Thomas Piketty acknowledged that France should repay at least $28 billion to Haiti in restitution.
A debt that's both moral and material
Former French presidents, from Jacques Chirac, to Nicolas Sarkozy, to François Hollande, have a history of punishing, skirting or downplaying Haitian demands for recompense.
In May 2015, when French President François Hollande became only France's second head of state to visit Haiti, he admitted that his country needed to "settle the debt." Later, realizing he had unwittingly provided fuel for the legal claims already prepared by attorney Ira Kurzban on behalf of the Haitian people – former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide had demanded formal recompense in 2002 – Hollande clarified that he meant France's debt was merely "moral."
To deny that the consequences of slavery were also material is to deny French history itself. France belatedly abolished slavery in 1848 in its remaining colonies of Martinique, Guadeloupe, Réunion and French Guyana, which are still territories of France today. Afterwards, the French government demonstrated once again its understanding of slavery's relationship to economics when it took it upon itself to financially compensate the former "owners" of enslaved people.
The resulting racial wealth gap is no metaphor. In metropolitan France 14.1% of the population lives below the poverty line. In Martinique and Guadeloupe, in contrast, where more than 80% of the population is of African descent, the poverty rates are 38% and 46%, respectively. The poverty rate in Haiti is even more dire at 59%. And whereas the median annual income of a French family is $31,112, it's only $450 for a Haitian family.
These discrepancies are the concrete consequence of stolen labor from generations of Africans and their descendants. And because the indemnity Haiti paid to France is the first and only time a formerly enslaved people were forced to compensate those who had once enslaved them, Haiti should be at the center of the global movement for reparations.
Source: The Conversion
Featured image: Haitian President Jean-Pierre Boyer receiving Charles X's decree recognizing Haitian independence on July 11, 1825. Bibliotheque Nationale de France


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Making her first official public appearance for more than a week she described the document as capturing "the core values and aspirations" of the family of nations, before putting her name to it on Monday evening.
The Queen signs the Commonwealth Charter at Marlborough House
But she looked well and in good spirits when she arrived at Marlborough House in central London, home of the Commonwealth, with the Duke of Edinburgh for the signing.
Before the ceremony began she told guests who included High Commissioners from across the globe: "The Charter I will sign today, on behalf of you all, represents a significant milestone as the Commonwealth continues its journey of development and renewal.
"We have now, for the first time, a single document that captures the core values and aspirations of the Commonwealth and all its members."
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The charter states: "We are implacably opposed to all forms of discrimination, whether rooted in gender, race, colour, creed, political belief or other grounds."

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In our feature on Honest Buildings, we noted that the building sector is responsible for nearly half of CO2 emissions (transportation is a third) and that 75 percent of the electricity produced in the U.S. is used to operate buildings. However, the economics of making buildings more efficient can be tricky. Improvements often require significant capital, and since the tenants – not the building owners – pay the energy bills and reap the savings from efficiency upgrades, building owners often lack the incentive to invest in energy-saving measures.
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Israel Slower To Welcome Converts
For 64 years, Israel has been encouraging Jews, whoever and wherever they are, to immigrate as soon as possible. But today, with increasing regularity, one Jewish demographic is being told to slow down: converts to Judaism.
Over the past four months, 15 people who have converted in the Diaspora, through Diaspora rabbinates that Israel deems legitimate, have found themselves denied citizenship under the Law of Return for one simple reason: They were too keen to immigrate or, as Israelis say, using a Hebrew term, make aliyah.
Israel's Interior Ministry has long asserted that it has the power to withhold immigration rights from converts unless they have been residents of their Diaspora community for a period of time after they convert. It has done so in defiance of a 2005 Supreme Court ruling stating that because all Jews have equal rights to aliyah, converts may immigrate as soon as they become Jewish.
Despite the ruling, the Interior Ministry did not stop claiming power to impose residency requirements, but it applied it sparingly. Now, however, it appears to be making residency demands routinely — leaving some converts in limbo. Most of the 15 applicants refused over the past four months are currently living in Israel on tourist visas. They now face the quandary that to become citizens, they must leave their new lives and return to the Diaspora.
But even this solution is problematic. Lidiah Bikus, a convert from the Belorussian town of Kishinev, asked the Interior Ministry earlier this year what, exactly, are the residency criteria she must fulfill before making aliyah. She received a response, which the Forward has reviewed, in which the Interior Ministry admitted that there are no final or publicly available criteria.
In other words, converts have no idea how long they must spend in the Diaspora before moving to Israel. In the absence of guidelines, converts who have already moved to Israel on tourist visas are confused as to whether returning to the Diaspora now and trying to fulfill the residency requirement will help them — or whether they have missed their only chance for aliyah because the needed to stay put immediately after conversion.
"It is sad that these people have gone through such a significant and difficult process of conversion to Judaism, only to find that the State of Israel, the center of Judaism today, is giving them this slap in the face," said Seth Farber, an Orthodox rabbi who runs ITIM, a not-for-profit organization that advocates on behalf of converts.
The Interior Ministry's residency requirement affects people who have converted through both Orthodox and non-Orthodox rabbinates, meaning that the refusees include people who are full Jews in the eyes of Israel's Orthodox Chief Rabbinate. Normally, the Chief Rabbinate is far more selective than the state in terms of which conversions it accepts.
Bikus lays claim to not one but two Orthodox conversions. She converted with a Haredi, or ultra-Orthodox, conversion panel, or beit din, several years ago, during a six-year stint living in the Israeli town of Bnei Brak on a temporary visa. Knowing that Israel does not accept this beit din,'s conversion, she converted again, through Kiev's Orthodox rabbinate on her return home.
Soon afterward, Bikus applied for aliyah but was told that she had not fulfilled the relevant requirements — which is what prompted her request for details of those requirements. Toward the end of last year she filed a petition with the Israeli Supreme Court, asking for her aliyah application to be processed, and she now lives in Kishinev, waiting for a decision that would allow her to move back to the place she calls home, Bnei Brak.
"She's very miserable," her lawyer, Jana Rabinovich, told the Forward. "She has come to love Israel and lives as an Orthodox Jew. It's very difficult for her that the community in Kishinev is not as religious as the one where she lived in Bnei Brak." Rabinovich said that the Interior Ministry has "really put her through hell."
Interior Ministry spokeswoman Sabine Hadad said the residency requirement was a legitimate way of checking that converts are genuine about wanting to become Jewish, and not just doing so to receive the benefits of Israeli citizenship. "The purpose of [the Interior Ministry's conversion] criteria is to test the conversion and make sure that it was not made to get the status only," she told the Forward. She did not respond to questions on how the residency requirement is justified in light of the Supreme Court ban.
Meanwhile, on a separate front in the conversion wars, thousands of Israeli converts are grappling with the collapse of a delicate compromise that has guaranteed them marriage rights despite controversy about their status.
Ever since Israel's army started offering conversion courses a decade ago, some Haredi marriage registrars have claimed that its standards are too lax. They refuse to issue marriage certificates for any of the 4,500 graduates, even though their conversions are conducted under the supervision of Sephardi Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar — ostensibly their boss, since they are state-salaried clerics.
In May 2010, ITIM petitioned the Supreme Court for an order mandating renegade registrars to marry converts. But the case was put on hold in July 2011 when the Chief Rabbinate guaranteed the converts would get their marriage licenses.
ITIM has since received official complaints from converts who have found that several rabbinates will still not marry converts. On April 19, ITIM met with the Chief Rabbinate and demanded a solution. Both sides agreed that if converts are not receiving marriage licenses nationwide within four months, ITIM's Supreme Court case, which demands that the Rabbinate censure the registrars in question, will be revived.
"If these rabbis were Sabbath desecraters the rabbinate would suspend them in a day," Farber said. "So why are they allowed to keep their jobs if they continue to persecute converts?"
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Protecting Nuclear Plants from Cyber Attacks
The Clark School will host a professional workshop on cybersecurity, May 4-5, 2011, that focuses on the critical infrastructure and the commercial nuclear power industry. Academic leaders at the university together with individuals from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), the commercial nuclear power industry, and other research institutions will explore new regulatory and industry-led initiatives to protect nuclear power plants from cyber-based threats. The purpose of the Commercial Nuclear Power Cybersecurity conference is to provide: 1. An overview of regulatory and programmatic cybersecurity models designed by the NRC and representatives of the commercial nuclear power industry to address today's cyber threats to critical industrial control and process automation systems; and, 2. Highlight the latest efforts underway to protect critical systems in use at nuclear power plants from cyber attacks. "Taking on big issues through collaborative efforts between industry, government agencies and the university is just what we expected the new Maryland Cybersecurity Center (MC2) would accomplish," says Prof. Patrick O'Shea, co-director of MC2 and Chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering. "When representatives from the NRC came to us for help in framing the discussion and providing an open forum for problem-solving, we knew MC2 could play an important role. We are inviting technical experts as well as policy makers for the federal government and the State of Maryland to engage on this critical issue." The conference will be held at the University of Maryland Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center and will feature content on effective security planning, risk management, cross-sector cyber protection, industrial control system security, security program effectiveness and metrics, as well as current threat briefings and inspection protocols. "We will look closely at the cybersecurity guides and standards published by the NRC and the nuclear industry," says George Simonds, director of cybersecurity and infrastructure protection programs at MAR Incorporated, and senior consultant to the NRC Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response. "How do we successfully build these performance-based cybersecurity programs, and what are the academic options available to help government and industry meet near and long-term cyber challenges? These are the questions that brought us to Maryland and the Cybersecurity Center." To learn more about the Commercial Nuclear Power Cybersecurity Conference and to register online, visit www.advancedengineering.umd.edu/ncsc or www.cyber.umd.edu. In addition to the conference program, a technical exhibition will be held on-site for the duration of the event.
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This book is the most comprehensive and up to date introduction to ASP.NET ever written. Focussing solely on C#, with no code samples duplicated in other languages, award winning author Matthew MacDonald introduces you to the very latest thinking and best practices for the ASP.NET 4.5 technology.
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Weekly Pizza Lunch: Rose & Joe's Italian Bakery
I've probably eaten slices from Rose & Joe's more than from anywhere else, and I can say from considerable experience that an edge (but not a corner), on a plate, no reheat is the way to go. It loses something in the reheat, and in fact is best somewhere between warm and not-straight-out-of-the-oven hot. I … Continue reading Weekly Pizza Lunch: Rose & Joe's Italian Bakery


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Today I'm super excited to welcome author R.C. Lewis to the blog as part of the promotional tour for Spinning Starlight, a retelling of The Wild Swans by Hans Christian Andersen. There's little I love more than a fairytale retelling, so this book was destined for my must-have list before I even knew of its existence. Since my adoration of fairytales borders on excessive, I thought I'd ask R.C. what fairytales would most appeal to protagonist Liddi if she had nothing but time to read!
Liddi Jantzen's Top Three Reading-Time Favorites
(First off, Liddi would be all about the audiobook, since her world went full-speed ahead on audio/video interface being the way to go ages back. But without further ado...)
#1 The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen
Obviously. Liddi would have oodles of sympathy for this character's can't-talk quandary. From firsthand experience, no less. She knows the frustration and fear that can come from not being able to communicate comfortably with those around her, especially total strangers in a strange land that defies all her prior experiences.
She would not be a fan of the ending.
#2 The Ugly Duckling by Hans Christian Andersen
(Liddi doesn't know about her own roots in Andersen's work, so it's amusing that she's so partial to his work.)
Again, Liddi would very much identify with the main character in this story. She's long felt like the odd-one-out among her brothers, and it has nothing to do with being the only girl. Everyone in her family has a spark of genius when it comes to improving old technologies or inventing new ones. Liddi's competent enough skillwise, but the ideas just won't come. She wonders if she's somehow from the wrong "batch."
#3 Constellation Myths—any and all
(This will keep her busy since the first two are relatively short.)
Liddi grows up with a low opinion of any kind of superstition, yet she can't help being a stargazer like her late mother. Despite the interstellar distance they represent, looking at the stars makes her feel closer to something. Later, a new friend tells her stories of the constellations on another world, so after the events of Spinning Starlight, I think Liddi would be very interested in hearing such stories from other places and cultures.
Thanks so much for stopping by R.C.!
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Sixteen-year-old heiress and paparazzi darling Liddi Jantzen hates the spotlight. But as the only daughter in the most powerful tech family in the galaxy, it's hard to escape it. So when a group of men show up at her house uninvited, she assumes it's just the usual media-grubs. That is, until shots are fired.
Liddi escapes, only to be pulled into an interplanetary conspiracy more complex than she ever could have imagined. Her older brothers have been caught as well, trapped in the conduits between the planets. And when their captor implants a device in Liddi's vocal cords to monitor her speech, their lives are in her hands: One word and her brothers are dead.
Desperate to save her family from a desolate future, Liddi travels to another world, where she meets the one person who might have the skills to help her bring her eight brothers home-a handsome dignitary named Tiav. But without her voice, Liddi must use every bit of her strength and wit to convince Tiav that her mission is true. With the tenuous balance of the planets deeply intertwined with her brothers' survival, just how much is Liddi willing to sacrifice to bring them back?
Haunting and mesmerizing, this retelling of Hans Christian Andersen'sThe Wild Swans strings the heart of the classic with a stunning, imaginative world as a star-crossed family fights for survival in this companion to Stitching Snow.
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R.C. Lewis teaches math to teenagers—sometimes in sign language, sometimes not—so whether she's a science geek or a bookworm depends on when you look. That may explain why her characters don't like to be pigeonholed. Coincidentally, R.C. enjoys reading about quantum physics and the identity issues of photons.
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Republicans Hope Heath Shuler Could Be Weakened by Primary
Blue Dog Democrat Rep. Heath Shuler (N.C.) has drawn a primary challenge from the left, and Republicans hope to exploit the intraparty battle to weaken him for a general election.
Since his 2006 election, Shuler has been a top target for the GOP, which failed to unseat him in the 2010 Republican wave. The conservative Democrat — who bucked his party this winter by voting against Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) to be the Democratic leader — also easily deflected a primary challenge last cycle.
But Cecil Bothwell, a liberal, self-described "atheist" who serves on the Asheville City Council, announced this week his primary bid against Shuler in the 11th district. Bothwell told Roll Call that he opted for a primary bid, instead of his initial plan to run as an independent, because he was not confident he could collect enough signatures to get on the ballot.
Shuler spokesman Andrew Whalen did not directly address Bothwell's candidacy but did not appear concerned.
"The primary is more than a year away," Whalen said.
Bothwell, who was elected to the city council in 2009, has an eclectic background as a painter, slam poet and author of eight books, including one on the Rev. Billy Graham and another on organic gardening.
North Carolina Democrats declined to comment.
But Republicans in the state hope the primary challenge would make Shuler more vulnerable to their candidate in a general election.
"Shuler has got to contend with the primary," longtime North Carolina Republican strategist Paul Shumaker said. "It's something he's got to take serious."
Shumaker speculated Shuler could move to the left in the primary, an unlikely scenario given he was elected as a conservative in a district that favors Republicans. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) beat President Barack Obama in the 11th district by 5 points in 2008.
Mark Braden, a spokesman for the North Carolina Republican Party, similarly tried to flaunt Bothwell's candidacy. "This primary challenge is proof that Congressman Shuler will be vulnerable in 2012," Braden said in a statement.
History does not suggest that would be the case. In 2010, Shuler bested primary challenger Aixa Wilson by 22 points. In the general election, Shuler faced down a challenge from Republican Jeff Miller, winning by 8 points.
Bothwell previewed his campaign stump speech for Roll Call, saying he thinks free trade is a "scam," wants to devalue the dollar, end the war on drugs, get the U.S. military out of Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya, and cut the military budget in half.
Bothwell holds at least a few positions that may well be outside the mainstream among his would-be constituents. He wants to increase taxes on the wealthy.
"I'm not afraid to talk about raising taxes," Bothwell said.
Ferrel Guillory, director of the Program on Public Life at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, described the 11th district as "fiercely competitive" in a general election but said Bothwell has a "difficult climb" in a primary.
"Whether Democrats or Republicans, the mountain folks are fiercely independent. … Shuler succeeded by capturing the cultural conservatism, the ambience of the area," Guillory said. "A lot of his success has been that he looks independent."
Shuler raised $140,000 in the first quarter and had $144,000 in cash on hand, according to his FEC filing.


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Friday, November 16, 2007
Jack Daniel's Is the Best-Selling Whiskey in the World.
Ponder that statement for a moment.
Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world.
Look for the qualifier that isn't there.
I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but not long ago Jack Daniel's surpassed Johnnie Walker as the best-selling whiskey in the world.
To all of the people who think whiskey means scotch I say, Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world.
To all of the people who say whiskey should be spelled without an "e" I say, Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world.
To all of the people who think all American whiskey is bourbon I say, Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world.
To all of the people who think American whiskey will always be second fiddle to scotch whiskey I say, Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world.
I'm not saying Jack Daniel's is the best whiskey in the world, I'm not saying it is the model for what whiskey should be, I'm not saying everybody else should be like Jack Daniel's. I'm just saying this. Everybody in business is in business to succeed and Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world.
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- Unknown said...
I just cannot understand Our Laws. I mean everyone trying to get money for this and for that. And Like I read Earlier, the Homeless would drink it. I have been to all the stores they are talking about. Only thing I found was some very Nice and Friendly People.
But now here Our LAWS are going to pour out a Legend and his Dreams. Why not Auction it all off, if it comes to that. And Give the money to the Homeless Shelters, Or Wait how About our School System. Oh wait, how about our Fire Departments. But no we are going to pour it out and then we still Beg for Donations for everything from School to Cancer.
Wake up and Do something right for once.
I reckon I should turn into a Drinker and Drink up my Collection.
Posted in a Kentucky Newspaper:
Punish the person, not the whiskey," said an outraged Kyle MacDonald, 28, a Jack Daniel's drinker from British Columbia who promotes the whiskey on his blog. "Jack never did anything wrong, and the whiskey itself is innocent."
My Great Grand Father Drank it and as been part of My Family Tree, Hell Mom use to rub it on our Gums for when we had a tooth that was hurting. I sit here now thinking Damn should I just say HELL with it have a big Party and Drink all of my Collection. I Agree if the Law was Broke then fine , But the Jack Bottles Did not Say Sell me. So why Waste something that taste so good.
I think Statement says it ALL:
Jack Daniel's celebrated 156 years in September 2006, and enjoys the title of the 'World's Number One Whiskey' due equally to the high quality of the product and the amazing legend and appeal of the story and man-behind-the-brand which makes Jack Daniel's an icon.
100 GREAT ICONS ranks Jack Daniel's as a top brand along with Rolls Royce, Tiffany & Co, and Chanel No 5. Also on the list are cultural icons such as the Eiffel Tower, the Paper Clip, Mona Lisa, Slinky, Post-Its and Scrabble.
Group Brand Manager for Jack Daniels at Brown Forman Australia, Jonny Croft said, "Jack Daniel's is thrilled to have secured a ranking in 100 Great Icons and we see our inclusion being reflective of the loyalty and passion that the Jack Daniel's legend inspires."
Asked why he chose to include Jack Daniel's in 100 Great Icons, Chris is quick to reply: "Some of the greatest icons have reached their level of respect and brand loyalty because of their makers' history of ingenuity and sheer passion to do something, one particular thing, extremely well. Jack Daniels is one of these brands and, no matter where you are in the western world, it represents not only quality and taste, but also a special experience"
"Jack Daniel's actually means something! From JD's instantly-recognizable bottle design and label, to the type of person the drink has come to represent, to its unswerving brand values and its long history and great passion for providing a quality product in an unhurried fashion, Jack Daniel's is undoubtedly a great icon. Oh, and it tastes mighty fine too!"
Jasper ("Jack") Newton Daniel life was born sometime in September 1850. He became a runaway at age six and at only 13 years old, Jack inherited the distillery from a Lutheran preacher named Reverend Dan Call (who decided to give up alcohol to refocus back on spiritual matters).
At the age of 16 Jack officially registered the distillery with the US government (1866). Today it is the oldest registered distillery in the USA, as well as being on the National Register of Historic Places.
Ironically, Jack's birthplace and the home of the renowned Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Lynchburg Tennessee, is a dry state and since prohibition times in 1933, you have not legally been able to buy a drink there!
The American icon's life ended in 1911, when he developed gangrene after kicking an old safe.
Stand up and tell them what you think. Every Blog Post on It. Let them know the Legend Did not Break the Law. So why throw away His Great and Long lasting name. - November 16, 2007 at 7:32 PM
- Keith Henning said...
World's best selling whiskey is made in India and called Bagpiper.
- January 25, 2010 at 12:53 AM
- Chuck Cowdery said...
Although Bagpiper is marketed as whiskey, it is made from sugar cane and, therefore, not whiskey as the U.S. and E.U. define it.
- January 25, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- skin.side.down said...
You know where I'm going with this:
"To all of the people who think all American whiskey is bourbon I say, Jack Daniel's is the best-selling whiskey in the world."
NAFTA Chapter 3 Annex 313(1):
Tennessee Whiskey...is a straight Bourbon Whiskey authorized to be produced only in the State of Tennessee.... - November 27, 2013 at 8:27 PM


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For those new to the "Art By Committee" game, we start with an excerpt snipped from an actual science fiction manuscript. You illustrate the text either digitally or traditionally. Below is an example by James Warhola.
Read this week's challenge below. It's a real corker. I'll bet all the solutions will be wildly different!
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Vinyl Nirvana's VN-150! A Transformed Thorens TD-150 in custom Zebrawood plinth, Upgraded Rega (Moth) RB-202 Tonearm, Music Hall Cruise Control, $1495 plus shipping
Why buy a restored vintage Thorens turntable from Vinyl Nirvana?
In addition, since I have probably the largest selection of parts for these turntables in North America, if it is determined by inspection that something needs to be replaced because it is missing, broken or worn, it happens. Though all of the turntables I sell will be 100% functional, because of their age, cosmetic condition will vary. It is my pledge to you that any and all cosmetic defects will be pointed out in the item description, and whenever it is possible, photographs will be provided. When you buy from me, it is not like eBay where you have to wonder if you are getting what you are really getting. If there is a flaw cosmetically, you will know it is there.
As a potential buyer, you should know I don't just service these turntables, I love them. Though I have restored hundreds of them, I still find great joy in bringing a vintage turntable back to its glory. Likewise, if the turntable has been customized, I cared deeply that those items are the best possible ones I can source. For example, my custom plinths are built by a finish carpenter with over 30 years of experience, someone who cares as much about their sound construction as their beauty. Likewise, when something is custom painted or powercoated, I go to a professional company, one of the most highly regarded in New England. Those are just two examples, but I have made it my mission, when I do farm out work, to get people who care about their finished product the same way I do.
Finally, because none of the above will matter if the turntable doesn't reach you in one piece, I have extensive experience in safely shipping vintage turntables. I know the tricks and the techniques to get your turntable to you without incident. I literally ship over 100 turntables per year, and my success rate is over 99%. In the fractional amount of cases where there is a problem, it is always resolved with your complete satisfaction as my goal. A lot of businesses make that claim; with me you will find it is a way of life.
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The Vinyl Nirvana VN-150! A Transformed Thorens TD-150!
Okay, you can tell from my website and my descriptions that I get pretty excited about turntables and the peripheries…even after all these years. Well, multiply that excitement tenfold and you will know how I feel about this specific turntable. I have been modifying the wonderful and venerable Thorens TD – 150 for over 10 years. For about five years I have been fantasizing about creating the turntable you see before you. The basic idea was to extend the footprint of the turntable to allow a Linn/TD-125 sized arm board. From there, well things just took off. The gorgeous plinth is made from Zebrawood. Along the way to bringing the turntable to fruition, I began to experiment with Power Supply/Speed Control units. I'd read about others using the Music Hall Cruise Control (retail $299) on the TD-150, and so I tried it myself. I was very impressed. As I have stated previously, there is something about these speed control units that makes the music jump right out of the groove. I hear the same thing on this combination. To round out the unit, and make this first one extra special, I installed a brand-new Rega RB-202 badged Moth with upgraded Cardas wire and clips, as well as excellent Art Pop RCAs.
Cosmetically, this turntable is a solid 9.5/10 The zebrawood plinth is brand new, as is the birchplywood armboard painted satin black. The metal portion of the plinth is new also as I had custom plates made from brushed aluminum. They look amazing! The new custom set-on style dust cover is included. Finally, the Bren record weight is also included.
I said earlier that this was loosely modeled on the Linn LP-12. I would wager that at the fraction of the cost of a new LP-12, this transformed TD-150 would give even the present day Linn a run for its money. For more info, watch this video.
The new Rega (Moth) RB-202 Tonearm w/Upgraded Cardas Wiring
Rega arms are continually hailed for their performance and value. This new Rega RB-202, badged as Moth, is no exception. The new three point attachment design mounts the arm rigidly to the new black walnut armboard. The arm has been professionally rewired with Cardas wiring from clips to RCA. Clips are also Cardas and the RCAs are ART Pop. This table and arm capable of handling cartridges in the $400 to $800 range with ease. I am an Ortofon, Dynavector, and Grado dealer. If the new owner wants me to purchase one from me, installation and alignment is free. Or, if you want to send your own cartridge, mounting and alignment is $30.
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RFC3823: MIME Media Type for the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML)
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Network Working Group B. Kovitz Request for Comments: 3823 Caltech Category: Informational June 2004 MIME Media Type for the Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. It does not specify an Internet standard of any kind. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Copyright Notice Copyright (C) The Internet Society (2004). Abstract This document registers the MIME sub-type application/sbml+xml, a media type for SBML, the Systems Biology Markup Language. SBML is defined by The SBML Team at the California Institute of Technology and interested members of the systems biology community. 1. Introduction SBML is an XML format for representing and exchanging models of biochemical reaction networks used in systems biology. SBML: o enables researchers in systems biology to use multiple tools, such as simulators, editors, differential-equation solvers, and visualizers, on a single model without rewriting the model for each tool; o enables researchers and publishers to make models available on- line to other researchers even if they use a different software environment; o enables models, and the intellectual effort put into them, to survive beyond the lifetime of the software tools used to create them. Currently, about 60 software applications use SBML, and researchers are using these applications to develop quantitative and qualitative computational models, mostly in cell biology. In addition, several consortia and alliances have standardized SBML as their model Kovitz Informational [Page 1] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 definition language. The SBML community hopes that a standardized MIME media type will help researchers share models on a larger scale, drawing more heavily on the capabilities of the world-wide web. A detailed exposition of SBML and its uses within the systems biology community is available in references [HUCKA2003], [FINNEY2003], and [HUCKA2004]. 2. IANA Registration This section registers application/sbml+xml as a MIME media type according to the parameters set forth in [RFC2048]. MIME media type name: application MIME subtype name: sbml+xml Required parameters: none. Optional parameters: none. There is no charset parameter. Character handling has identical semantics to the case where the charset parameter of the "application/xml" media type is omitted, as described in section 3.2 of [RFC3023]. Note that SBML level 2 is defined to have UTF-8 encoding [SBML2-1, section 4.1]. Encoding considerations: Same as described in section 3.2 of [RFC3023]. Security considerations: The security considerations described in section 7 of [RFC3470] all potentially apply to sbml+xml documents. In particular, sbml+xml documents might contain the results of proprietary biological research that their owner may wish to keep private. The XML schema for sbml+xml provides for no active or executable content. Interoperability considerations: The information in an sbml+xml document describes an abstract model of biochemical reactions. It is not tied to any particular software application, and indeed the primary purpose of SBML is to make these models readable and writable by many different software applications. Kovitz Informational [Page 2] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 This might seem to make sbml+xml more appropriate for the "Model" primary content type [RFC2077], but SBML models are not guaranteed to have the required three orthogonal dimensions. SBML models, rather, involve interacting entities that exist within compartments. However, ideally, browsers and other software that reads sbml+xml would give a human reader multiple choices of how to view the document: in a data-visualization tool, in a model editor, in a differential-equation analyzer, etc. The systems biology community has and will continue to release new levels and versions of the SBML schema and semantics. New versions attempt to be backward compatible with old versions, but sometimes small incompatibilities are introduced. Every sbml+xml document contains its level and version; programs that read sbml+xml should read this information to be sure they correctly interpret the remainder of the document. Published specification: A list of all current SBML specifications and related documents is maintained at: http://sbml.org/documents Current specifications are: SBML level 2, version 1 http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-2-v1.ps http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-2-v1.pdf SBML level 1, version 2 http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-1-v2.ps http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-1-v2.pdf SBML level 1, version 1 http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-1-v1.ps http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-1-v1.pdf All specifications are authored by and available in hardcopy form from The SBML Team (see below for mailing information). Applications which use this media type: The following application and database projects read and/or write models in sbml+xml format. Currently, most do not encode or decode MIME-format messages. Hopefully the registration of Kovitz Informational [Page 3] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 sbml+xml will make it easier for these projects to connect through a broader infrastructure, such as the creation of repositories of models on the world-wide web. BALSA BASIS BioCharon biocyc2SBML BioGrid BioNetGen Bio Sketch Pad BioSpreadsheet BioUML BSTLab CADLIVE CellDesigner Cellerator Cellware COPASI Cytoscape DBsolve Dizzy E-CELL ecellJ ESS Gepasi Jarnac JDesigner JigCell JSIM JWS Karyote KEGG2SBML Kinsolver (planned) libSBML MathSBML MMT2 Modesto MOMA (planned) Monod NetBuilder PathArt PathScout PaVESy PathwayBuilder ProcessDB (planned) SBW SCIpath Kovitz Informational [Page 4] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 SigPath SigTran Simpathica SimWiz StochSim STOCKS Trelis Virtual Cell VLX Suite WinSCAMP A list of SBML-enabled applications, along with URLs for more information about them, is maintained at http://sbml.org. Additional information: For further information, contact: Michael Hucka firstname.lastname@example.com Andrew Finney email@example.com The SBML Team http://sbml.org firstname.lastname@example.com Control and Dynamical Systems, MC 107-81 California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA 91125 USA Intended usage: LIMITED USE Author/Change Controller: The SBML specification is a free, open, community effort organized and edited by The SBML Team. The SBML Team has change control over the specification. The SBML Team and interested members of the systems biology community meet regularly at the "Workshops on Software Platforms for Systems Biology". Information about past and planned workshops is maintained at: http://sbml.org/workshops Kovitz Informational [Page 5] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 3. Security Considerations Security considerations for sbml+xml are discussed in the "Security Considerations" heading in the IANA registration in section 2. 4. Contributors The following people contributed to the content of this document: Michael Hucka (Caltech), Andrew Finney (University of Hertfordshire). 5. References 5.1. Normative References [SBML2-1] Finney, A. and Hucka, M., "Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) Level 2: Structures and Facilities for Model Definitions", June 28, 2003. Available from The SBML Team at: http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml- level-2-v1.pdf [SBML1-2] Hucka, M., Finney, A., Sauro, H. and Bolouri, H., "Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) Level 1: Structures and Facilities for Basic Model Definitions", August 28, 2003. Available from The SBML Team at: http://sbml.org/specifications/sbml-level-1-v2.pdf 5.2. Informative References [FINNEY2003] Finney, A. and Hucka, M., "Systems Biology Markup Language: Level 2 and Beyond", Biochemical Society Transactions 31:1472-1473, December, 2003. [HUCKA2003] Hucka, M., Finney, A., Sauro, H.M., Bolouri, H., Doyle, J.C., Kitano, H., Arkin, A.P., Bornstein, B.J., Bray, D., Cornish-Bowden, A., Cuellar, A.A., Dronov, S., Gilles, E.D., Ginkel, M., Gor, V., Goryanin, I.I., Hedley, W.J., Hodgman, T.C., Hofmeyr, J.-H., Hunter, P.J., Juty, N.S., Kasberger, J.L., Kremling, A., Kummer, U., Le Novere, N., Loew, L.M., Lucio, D., Mendes, P., Minch, E., Mjolsness, E.D., Nakayama, Y., Nelson, M.R., Nielsen, P.F., Sakurada, T., Schaff, J.C., Shapiro, B.E., Shimizu, T.S., Spence, H.D., Stelling, J., Takahashi, K., Tomita, M., Wagner, J., Wang, J., "The Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML): a Medium for Representation and Exchange of Biochemical Network Models", Bioinformatics 19(4):524-531, 2003. Kovitz Informational [Page 6] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 [HUCKA2004] Hucka, M., Finney, A., Bornstein, B. J., Keating, S. M., Shapiro, B. E., Matthews, M., Kovitz, B. L., Schilstra, M. J., Funahashi, A., Doyle, J. C., and Kitano, H., "Evolving a Lingua Franca and Associated Software Infrastructure for Computational Systems Biology: The Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) Project", Systems Biology, Vol. 1, 2004. [RFC2048] Freed, N., Klensin, J. and J. Postel, "Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part Four: Registration Procedures", BCP 13, RFC 2048, November 1996. [RFC2077] Nelson, S. and C. Parks, "The Model Primary Content Type for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions", RFC 2077, January 1997. [RFC3023] Murata, M., St. Laurent, S. and D. Kohn, "XML Media Types", RFC 3023, January 2001. [RFC3470] Hollenbeck, S., Rose, M. and L. Masinter, "Guidelines for the Use of Extensible Markup Language (XML) within IETF Protocols", BCP 70, RFC 3470, January 2003. 6. Author's Address Ben Kovitz Control and Dynamical Systems, MC 107-81 California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA 91125 USA Phone: +1 626 395-6911 EMail: email@example.com Kovitz Informational [Page 7] RFC 3823 Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) June 2004 7. Full Copyright Statement Copyright (C) The Internet Society (2004). This document is subject to the rights, licenses and restrictions contained in BCP 78, and except as set forth therein, the authors retain all their rights. This document and the information contained herein are provided on an "AS IS" basis and THE CONTRIBUTOR, THE ORGANIZATION HE/SHE REPRESENTS OR IS SPONSORED BY (IF ANY), THE INTERNET SOCIETY AND THE INTERNET ENGINEERING TASK FORCE DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY WARRANTY THAT THE USE OF THE INFORMATION HEREIN WILL NOT INFRINGE ANY RIGHTS OR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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The IETF invites any interested party to bring to its attention any copyrights, patents or patent applications, or other proprietary rights that may cover technology that may be required to implement this standard. Please address the information to the IETF at ietf- email@example.com. Acknowledgement Funding for the RFC Editor function is currently provided by the Internet Society. Kovitz Informational [Page 8]


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Harris Yulin (born 5 November 1937; age 86) is the Emmy Award-nominated actor who played Aamin Marritza in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine first season episode "Duet" and appeared as Gul Darhe'el on a computer monitor in the same episode. In an acting career spanning over 55 years, Yulin has appeared in well over 100 different film and television projects. He has also performed in dozens of stage productions and is an accomplished stage director.
Yulin was born in Los Angeles, California. After college, he traveled throughout Europe and Israel and, while in Italy, he attempted to become a painter. It was while living in Tel Aviv in the 1960s that Yulin began acting and directing. He subsequently attended the University of California at Los Angeles, where he studied acting with Star Trek: The Original Series guest actor Jeff Corey.
Film work[]
Yulin has appeared in over 40 films since 1970. One of his earliest films was End of the Road (1970, featuring Star Trek: The Next Generation guest actor Graham Jarvis. Yulin then Wyatt Earp in Doc (1971), which focuses on Earp's friend, dentist turned gunfighter Doc Holliday. The role of outlaw cattle rustler Ike Clanton was played by Michael Witney, who appeared on The Original Series, while the role of Frank McLowery was played by James Greene.
"Errand of Mercy" director John Newland directed Yulin in the 1974 fantasy drama The Legend of Hillbilly John. Original Series guest actors Percy Rodriguez and Alfred Ryder had roles in this film, as well. Yulin next co-starred with Lawrence Dobkin, Ed Lauter, and Morgan Woodward in The Midnight Man (1974). The following year, Yulin had a supporting role in Night Moves, along with Kenneth Mars. This was followed by St. Ives (1976, with Elisha Cook).
Yulin acquired significant recognition with his role as the corrupt narcotics detective Mel Bernstein in Scarface (1984, featuring Star Trek: Insurrection actors F. Murray Abraham and Gregg Henry, as well as Next Generation guest actor Mark Margolis). In 1987, Yulin and Star Trek: Voyager guest actor Brad Dourif had supporting roles opposite Whoopi Goldberg in Fatal Beauty. In 1988, Yulin appeared in such films as Judgment in Berlin, which was directed by Leo Penn, and Another Woman, which also featured David Ogden Stiers.
In addition, Yulin can be seen as Judge Stephen Wexler, aka "The Hammer", in Ghostbusters II (1989, with Aaron Lustig and Christopher Neame. Yulin and Aaron Lustig later appeared together in Paramount Pictures' Clear and Present Danger (1994, with Vaughn Armstrong, Reg E. Cathey, Raymond Cruz, Elizabeth Dennehy, Ellen Geer, Ann Magnuson, John Putch, and Cameron Thor) and Stuart Saves His Family (1995, with Robert Curtis Brown, Erik Cord, Patrick Kerr, Dakin Matthews, Denver Mattson, Richard Riehle, and Jeremy Roberts). Also in 1995, Yulin appeared as Black Harry in Cutthroat Island, along with Frank Langella and Jimmie F. Skaggs.
In Multiplicity (1996), Yulin portrayed the scientist who clones Michael Keaton's character. Star Trek: Enterprise guest actress Ann Cusack and Q actor John de Lancie also had roles in this film. That same year, Yulin participated in Looking for Richard, as did Kevin Conway, Richard Cox, F. Murray Abraham, and Winona Ryder. In 1997, Yulin appeared in Murder at 1600, co-starring Daniel Benzali, Ronny Cox, Charles Rocket, and Tom Wright. That same year, Yulin appeared in Bean, along with David Doty, Larry Drake, Danny Goldring, April Grace, and the aforementioned Robert Curtis Brown and Dakin Matthews.
Yulin had supporting roles in The Hurricane (1999, featured Clancy Brown and David Paymer) and Training Day (2001, co-starring Yulin's fellow Deep Space Nine guest actor Raymond Cruz, who previously appeared with Yulin in Clear and Present Danger. Yulin also played Agent Sterling in Rush Hour 2 (2001, co-starring Lisa LoCicero and Saul Rubinek). In addition, Yulin was part of the ensemble cast of Perfume (2001, with Michelle Forbes, Robert Joy, Chris Sarandon, and Paul Sorvino.
In addition to the above, Yulin has worked with fellow Star Trek performers on numerous other films. They are as follows:
- American Raspberry (1977) with Joanna Cassidy and David Spielberg
- Steel (1979) with Richard Lynch
- Good to Go (1986) with Robert DoQui
- Bad Dreams (1988) with Richard Lynch, Julianna McCarthy, Randy Oglesby, Steven Anderson, Coleen Maloney, Tim Trella, Tony Cecere, and Louis Giambalvo
- Narrow Margin (1990) with James B. Sikking
- Final Analysis (1992) with Erick Avari, George Murdock, and Jack Shearer
- There Goes the Neighborhood (1992) with Lee Arenberg, Jonathan Banks, Leonard Kelly-Young, W. Morgan Sheppard, and Ron Taylor
- Clear and Present Danger (1994) with Raymond Cruz, and Vaughn Armstrong
- The Baby-Sitters Club (1995) with Bruce Davison and Scarlett Pomers
- Cradle Will Rock (1999) with Lee Arenberg
- 75 Degrees in July (2000) with Heidi Swedberg
- American Outlaws (2001) with Ronny Cox and Terry O'Quinn
- The Emperor's Club (2002) with Steven Culp
- Game 6 (2005) with Bebe Neuwirth
- The Treatment (2006) with Famke Janssen
Stage work[]
Yulin made his stage debut in an off-Broadway production of Next Time I'll Sing to You at the Phoenix Theatre in 1963. He later performed in the New York Shakespeare Festival at the Delacorte Theatre in 1966 and 1967, which included portraying the title role of King John. His co-stars in this production included fellow Star Trek guest actors David Clennon, James Sloyan, and Clarence Williams III.
In 1968, Yulin acted alongside Elim Garak actor Andrew Robinson in The Cannibals at the American Place Theatre. Five years later, Yulin worked with Jeff Corey and James Cromwell in a Center Theatre Group production of Hamlet. In 1979, Yulin co-starred with George Hearn in Watch on the Rhine at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven. Yulin and Hearn continued acting in the play when it transferred to the John Golden Theatre on Broadway in January 1980. Yulin returned to Broadway later that year in the Tony Award-nominated play A Lesson From Aloes.
In 1982, Yulin worked with John Glover in The Doctor's Dilemma at the Long Wharf Theatre. His other stage productions during the 1980s included Uncle Vanya, Tartuffe, and another production of Hamlet as part of the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1986. In 1992, Yulin returned to Broadway in the Tony Award-nominated revival of The Visit. He then reunited with George Hearn in the 1997-98 Broadway production of The Diary of Anne Frank, for which Yulin earned a Drama Desk Award nomination as Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play. The Drama Desk Awards nominated Yulin in the same category for his performance in the Broadway revival of The Price.
From September 2001 through January 2002, Yulin performed in a Broadway revival of Hedda Gabler. In 2007, he worked alongside Peter Weller in the off-Broadway production Frank's Home. For his performance in this play, Yulin won an Obie Award and was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award.
Yulin has also directed several stage productions. In 1982, he directed Bruce Davison in The Front Page at the Long Wharf Theater. The following year, he directed Cristine Rose in Witnerplay at the South Street Theatre in New York. In 1997, he directed and co-starred with Deep Space Nine's René Auberjonois in a production of Don Juan in Hell. Some of the other plays Yulin has directed include Baba Goya, This Lime Tree Bower, and The Trip to Bountiful.
Television work[]
Made-for-TV movies and mini-series[]
Before they worked together in Don Juan in Hell, Yulin and René Auberjonois starred in a 1973 PBS production of Arthur Miller's play Incident at Vichy. Lee Bergere and Andrew Robinson also had roles in this production, the latter having previously worked with Yulin on stage. Yulin then acted alongside Salome Jens in the 1974 short film Parker Adderson, Philosopher.
Yulin played J. Edgar Hoover in the 1974 CBS movie The F.B.I. Story: The FBI Versus Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy Number One, which was directed by Marvin Chomsky and which also featured Whit Bissell, Robert Foxworth, Lenore Kasdorf, and Gary Lockwood. Chomsky again directed Yulin, as well as Bibi Besch, Theodore Bikel, Stefan Gierasch, and Allan Miller, in the 1976 TV movie Victory at Entebbe. Yulin and Chomsky later worked together on the 1985 mini-series Robert Kennedy & His Times, which also featured Cliff DeYoung, Bruce French, Walter Gotell, Albert Hall, James Read, Mitch Ryan, William Wintersole, and Next Generation star Brent Spiner.
In addition, Yulin portrayed KGB Agent Alexander Fomin in The Missiles of October (1974, with Keene Curtis, Paul Lambert, Byron Morrow, Stewart Moss, Nehemiah Persoff, and Kenneth Tobey). Yulin's subsequent TV movie credits during the 1970s include:
- The Kansas City Massacre (1975) with Ike Eisenmann
- Dynasty (1976) with Granville Van Dusen, Gerrit Graham, and Ian Wolfe
- Roger & Harry: The Mitera Target (1977) with Vaughn Armstrong, Robert DoQui, Richard Lynch
- When Every Day Was the Fourth of July (1978) with Louise Sorel
- The Night Rider (1979) with Whit Bissell, Kim Cattrall, and Percy Rodriguez
- The Thirteenth Day: The Story of Esther (1979) with Nehemiah Persoff; directed by Leo Penn
Yulin was one of the many Star Trek performers to have a role in the 1978 limited series How the West Was Won. Also appearing in this series were William Boyett, Robert DoQui, Fionnula Flanagan, Richard Hale, Brian Keith, Richard Kiley, Ed Lauter, Ricardo Montalban, George D. Wallace, Morgan Woodward, and James T. Kirk actor William Shatner. One of the directors of How the West Was Won was Vincent McEveety.
Yulin has appeared with Star Trek alumni in many other TV movies over the years, including:
- Conspiracy: The Trial of the Chicago 8 (1987) with David Clennon and David Opatoshu
- Tailspin: Behind the Korean Airliner Tragedy (1989) with Gavan O'Herlihy and Chris Sarandon
- Face of a Stranger (1991) with Seymour Cassel
- Truman (1995) with Holmes R. Osborne
- If These Walls Could Talk (1996) with Vaughn Armstrong, Robin Gammell, Jack Kehler, and Aaron Lustig
- The Virginian (2000) with John Savage
Television series[]
Throughout the 1970s, Yulin has guest-starred on such television series as Kojak (directed by Leo Penn for the first of three times), Barnaby Jones (directed by Lawrence Dobkin and acting with Lee Meriwether and Fritz Weaver), Ironside (in an episode with Joan Pringle, Bert Remsen, and Warren Stevens), and Wonder Woman (with Alan Bergmann). He also appeared in the first episode of the cult crime drama Most Wanted, along with Ward Costello, Robert Mandan, and Allan Miller.
From 1984 through 1985, Yulin played Michael Christopher on the daytime soap opera As the World Turns. Mary-Linda Rapelye was also a cast member on the show at that time. During the 1990-91 television season, Yulin was a regular on the CBS drama WIOU, as were five other Star Trek alumni: Robin Gammell, Mariette Hartley, Wallace Langham, Kate McNeil, and Phil Morris.
In 1996, Yulin made a guest appearance on the hit sitcom Frasier, which starred Kelsey Grammer in the title role. For his performance on Frasier, Yulin received an Emmy Award nomination as Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series. He later had a recurring role as Watchers' Council member Quentin Travers in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In his first appearance on the show, Yulin was directed by James A. Contner and acted with Jeff Kober and Star Trek: Enterprise regular Dominic Keating. Yulin's remaining two episodes also featured Kris Iyer.
In 2003, Yulin was seen in recurring roles on two shows. He played Senator Wilson in several episodes of Mister Sterling, during which time he worked with Jeff Allin, Vaughn Armstrong, Art Chudabala, David Doty, Nicole Forester, Bob Gunton, James W. Jansen, Stanley Kamel, Randy Oglesby, Ron Ostrow, Joel Polis, and George D. Wallace. Around the same time, Yulin was seen uncredited on the hit FOX series 24. Among the other actors appearing on the show at that time were Jude Ciccolella, Steven Culp, Alan Dale, John Eddins, Michelle Forbes, Daniel Dae Kim, Michael McGrady, Tracy Middendorf, Glenn Morshower, Robert Pine, John Rubinstein, Freda Foh Shen, and Faran Tahir. James Whitmore, Jr. directed two of Yulin's nine episodes.
Yulin has also made two appearance on the long-running crime drama Law & Order, first in 1994 (with Nancy Bell) and again in 2008 (with Armand Schultz). Yulin has appeared on many other shows, including Civil Wars (with Edward Laurence Albert, Mina Badie, Barbara Bosson, Claudette Nevins, Raphael Sbarge, and Constance Towers), Murphy Brown (with John Hostetter and S.A. Templeman), The X-Files, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Entourage, and Damages (with Michael Nouri).