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Responding to complaints from press photographers about limited access to DIFF gala events, organizers confirmed that media guidelines had been communicated prior to the event's opening on December 6, and that specially designated photography points had been carefully planned and allocated near the red carpet to allow for maximum visibility and lighting.
Festival Director and CEO Neil Stephenson said, "We highly appreciate the efforts and amazing support of the media before and during this high profile event. We have made it very clear prior to the event that there will be certain limitations for some Festival venues including the Gala screenings and receptions due to privacy and security requirements."
"I would also like to clarify that the media has been treated professionally and we endeavor to fulfill all media requests and needs," he said. "We have a dedicated and trained Security team to manage traffic flow of guests, media and VIPs. For the inaugural DIFF, we have followed international standards and procedures as practiced by other film festivals from around the world."
"I would like to take the opportunity to thank the media again for their support and dedication in covering the Festival. It is an important event for the city of Dubai, and highlights our city's unique position as a cultural bridge and supporter of the arts."
Stephenson concluded by saying all accredited media personnel will be allowed access to all DIFF gala screenings and gala receptions, and will be provided with passes for DIFF regular screenings if they inform the media team in advance. Cinema seating is subject to availability.


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Making Friends; Building Partnerships
Robert Elstone, 19th July 2012 - 17:59
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The long queues at check-in gave it away. That 'crack of dawn' alarm call and the taxi across Bangkok were in vain. The in-bound flight had been re-routed for a passenger 'taken-ill' and my trip home was in tatters. Changing airlines and the last flight home isn't what I wanted but with a few hours spare in Bangkok airport, there's no excuse for not writing that well overdue blog. Here we go.
The schedule on my whirlwind trip to Thailand, not much more than 36 hours all-in, provides some of the most enjoyable parts of my job. Firstly, the Thais are great hosts and Chang in particular do everything to look after us in great style. It is easy to see that they really value their relationship with the Club. Secondly, we invariably get to see, as we visit the community work undertaken by Chang, how lucky we are in terms of our lifestyles and opportunities. The country and the City of Bangkok have had some tough times and I'm proud to say Everton has stepped up to the plate on several occasions.
The Power of Thai
Yesterday morning I visited a community devastated by last year's flood. A school and a community that remained underwater for more than two months; almost impossible to imagine. A water mark surrounding the classrooms remains as a permanent reminder. It also fixes the mind on the impending rainy season, the main reason why they're working frantically on a couple of the classrooms that now perch on top of temporary stilts some four metres above ground.
We took with us two huge holdalls full of pens, calculators and school sets. We also took stuff the children were a bit more keen on – training kit and footballs, and they wasted no time ditching their uniforms, picking up the balls and showing us their skills. Sadly, we didn't always get the sizes right but I know they will take some prising off the backs of the young children. We were welcomed, fed, entertained and thanked profusely – generally treated like royalty, but it was me doing all the 'thank yous' – on behalf of the Club – for the chance to show what we're all about. The People's Club has no boundaries. I felt very lucky to be able to do that on the Club's behalf; on your behalf. It feels so good when people really appreciate even the most modest gifts and the minimal amount of time.
The theme of the trip from a Chang perspective was 'a world class partnership' and the point was made that over the course of our eight year relationship, we have gone way beyond the traditional sponsorship model. From raising £100,000 for the reconstruction of school pitches at the Everton village, to developing an Academy in Bangkok which, led by Ray Hall, has now produced five Thai internationals, we've done work that we should all be very proud of. One of the successes of the initiative for the flood relief efforts, promoted at our game against Norwich City last season, was there for all to see. I was delighted to give a speech at a dinner last night to key Chang guests on the successes of the Premier League. It also gave me the chance to hand over a cheque for £20,000 raised by the Club with your support for 'Power of Thai' initiatives like the school.
Commercial Success
Over recent years, Everton has secured some great partnerships and we should be proud of a portfolio that now includes some great international brands and excellent businesses.
Chang has just completed its eighth season, set to reach 10 years at the end of this term and the longest running shirt sponsorship deal in the Premier League. The value to Everton is significant. In commercial terms, comparable values are very hard to find, but we're confident it's in the top seven or eight deals in the Premier League. In terms of a platform to bring our values to life – I don't think we could find a partner better.
Of course, we're also delighted to welcome Nike into the family and we know the vast majority of you really like the new 2012/13 kits; our sales figures back that up. Nike invest a significant sum into the Club on a range of marketing rights but the trading aspect of the deal is tied in with our partnership with Kitbag who, as you know, have pledged the Club a substantial sum over a 10-year period. The commercial aspect to the Kitbag deal is vitally important to the Club but it's not the only part of the deal that benefits us. Retailing is pretty tough for everyone at the minute and historically Everton, like many football clubs, didn't do it well, especially when times were tough. Kitbag takes away all that risk. Not only do they pay us a cheque every year that we couldn't hope to emulate ourselves, they manage premises, warehousing, staff, stock, ordering and the supply chain; all the things that football clubs and indeed some specialist retailers struggle with. In my view, Kitbag has also transformed our retail offer and manage two modern, well-presented (and in the case of Everton Two, substantially refurbished) stores and a great website. A retail set up we should be proud of. A retail partnership that I know many clubs are envious of.
Internationally, we've also had some big commercial successes and like Chang, they demonstrate the Club's appeal extends around the world. Pre-season is a challenging time for many clubs with fewer and fewer teams able to command substantial monies from overseas trips. I'm delighted that we've been able to buck that trend. A seven figure trip to Australia two years ago is being followed this summer with a deal approaching £1m for our participation in the inaugural Java Cup. In addition, many of my colleagues have spent a large part of the past three months in China, supported by Marouane Fellaini and a number of Everton legends, developing a talent-search project. Again Everton is leading the way, selected ahead of all other European clubs to work in close cooperation with a number of organisations. Our involvement will not only give the Club a great platform in China but will also earn us more than £500,000.
In the next few days we'll be announcing the latest addition to our expanding partnership portfolio of well-recognised brands that already includes Thomas Cook, Paddy Power, Crabbie's and the Britannia Building Society. We've just signed another great deal – high value and a household name – that we'll tell you about next week. I hope also to give you an update on season ticket sales and sales figures from the two, well-received, kit launches.
Finishing off where I started, our view has always been that success is founded on genuine partnerships, strong networks and hard work. The Club's achievements on the commercial front, demonstrate the value of that approach. We're pushing the boundaries of sponsorship with our work in Thailand and that hard work, and that commitment to deliver means we stand out from some of our competitors and continue to perform to a high standard. Now let's hope there are a couple of good films on this flight and maybe a bottle of Chang.
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THE SURVIVOR COMES HOME by ROBERT GRAVES
Despair and doubt in the blood: Autumn, a smell rotten-sweet: What stirs in the drenching wood? What drags at my heart, my feet? What stirs in the wood?
Nothing stirs, nothing cries. Run weasel, cry bird for me, Comfort my ears, soothe my eyes! Horror on ground, over tree! Nothing calls, nothing flies.
Once in a blasted wood, A shrieking fevered waste, We jeered at Death where he stood: I jeered, I too had a taste Of Death in the wood.
Am I alive and the rest Dead, all dead? sweet friends With the sun they have journeyed west; For me now night never ends, A night without rest.
Death, your revenge is ripe. Spare me! but can Death spare? Must I leap, howl to your pipe Because I denied you there? Your vengeance is ripe.
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Algae has seemed like a great biofuel candidate because it's extremely efficent at creating energy from sunlight and viagra online canada no prescription it could potentially form closed loops for power plants - absorbing exhaust while creating new fuel - but a recent study has knocked algae off its pedestal.
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The culprit is the large amount of fertilizer used to produce the algae. The fertilizers come from petroleum-bases sources and emit nitrous oxide. The researchers propose using fertilizer from sewage plants as a way around the problem.
It looks like we're still far away from an ideal biofuel, if there is one.
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If we eat, and then use our bodies to replace external motor devices, we should be efficient enough to online us levitra survive, with the ordering viagra online added bonus of being healthy
I know, not the coolest, hi-tech solution out there. But forgive me for trying to hit to birds with one stone. I mean, we're in an energy crisis and an obesity epidemic... So when I see stairs or an elevator I find all arrows pointing to the stairs.
I recently picked up a treadle sewing machine made back in 1915. In case someone doesn't know, a treadle is a foot powered device that uses the motion kind of like a calf machine at the gym to power some device.
The thing still works! Every moving part is accessible and can be cleaned with a rag and a little lubricant. I patched some pants and made curtains from used materials. How many computers have you seen that could provide any function after that kind of life? I mean, paperweights maybe, a museum too I suppose.
I guess I just feel like we might want to reevaluate how we got into this environmental mess in the first place, I think it was always our desire to captain the coolest forces in the universe without really knowing what we were getting into... So when the viagra buy now scale of viagra suppliers in the uk our operations became too big the consequences of our non-perfection plan became visible- or catastrophic rather.
So is the answer to order viagra online canada outsmart the laws of physics and defy entropy? I think most hi-tech plans can sound great but when they get tested on the scale of the solutions that we consider... the cracks open up.
I'm not saying never utilize technology, that would be foolish, but take it in stride, and don't buy the coolest thing right after it's created.
Maybe my attitude wouldn't have put a man on the moon by now, but then again we would have a healthy planet and i use it canadian drugs cialis wouldn't be considering making a moon colony to move too once the atmosphere has a run away greenhouse effect. To me the biggest drawback is that Gene Roddenberry isn't going to make a tv show about it, but I could deal with that if it meant a future for those who come after me.
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Now you could say, why not just collect the other half, and you have a point, although the logistics of it would be horrendous. Once you've collected it, you have the option of using it as manure for conventional crops, or using it for algae. Once you've collected it, do you just dump the manure into the carefully controlled algae open pond? Algae are finicky things which require the exact right ratio of NPK, the right temperature control, the right salinity, and the right level of sunlight if you want to get optimum growth. From the invens.nl DOE Algae Biofuels Technology Roadmap (https://e-center.doe.gov/iips/faopor.nsf/UNID/79E3ABCACC9AC14A852575CA00799D99/$file/AlgalBiofuels_Roadmap_7.pdf):
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You could try to extract the nutrients from the manure, although if someone has found a way to do that, please provide me a link. Also tell me how much energy is expended to remove the nutrients.
So, to grow algae you have to have the intersection of:
A large CO2 source
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The right level of sunshine
You'll forgive me if I don't get too excited over algae. If you read the DOE's alage biofuel roadmap, you'll notice that there are no fewer than 15 energy inputs to get the final diesel from algae. You can get some energy from the leftover biomass. Here's a quote:
"Nonetheless, this analysis shows that any harvesting/extraction scheme involving dry algae is energy prohibitive, requiring at least 60% of the energy content of algae. There is thus a need to develop strains of algae with much higher energy content than available today."
These are the reasons you will never see a mention of life cycle analysis in an algae biofuel press release. Let's not blindly jump on the algae bandwagon like we did with ethanol.
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The main problem is that they assume energy and water is used to make the CO2 injected into algae-- that is the biggest indirect cost. (Most prior algae projects did not inject external CO2.) Another large indirect expense is water and energy to make urea (N) and P2O5 fertilizer, though this is still less energy than the output (just like for corn). Indirect costs of extraction chemicals are not defined in the supporting material, but cost-effective extraction is a problem being solved by the new algae startups. Other options for fertilization are possible (recycling or wastewater).
Another big problem comparing algae vs corn vs switchgrass is that the energy compared is the HHV of the whole biomass and excludes water and energy to convert the biomass to usable fuel. For current corn ethanol, fermentation and distillation is the main consumption of indirect water and energy.
Actual operating energy assumed in the study is small-- only 3% of the algae energy output and could be met by solar panels above the paddlewheels. Water replacement for evaporation and canadian healthcare pharmacy extraction is less than San Diego rainfall over the ponds.
A possible source for fertilizer and CO2 is municipal sewage or farm runoff treatment plants, with recycled CO2 from biogas electric generators. The cancelled NREL Aquatic Species final report mentions the Sunnyvale, CA water treatment plant (where I live) which has 180ha algae ponds for final treatment (with no CO2 injection). The site generates power from landfill and digester gas. I calculated that the output of these generators would supply CO2 for 100ha of ponds. A dairy farm with biogas could use the www.aumm.nl same approach and generate algae biofuel on the side with no extra indirect water or energy. Right now cities and certain farms have to pay extra to treat water.
Note that some people (including this study) claim that algae sequesters CO2. No, it just recycles it to be released when burned or decomposed. Digging coal out of the ground, burning it, then feeding it to algae still releases fossil CO2 into the air. But biomass heat/electric exhaust would be truely renewable.
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The comments above regarding government research thinking "commericalization will ruin it for them" are utterly ridiculous. If it's so easy to commericalize this technology, there would be a steady stream of venture capital to do it. I've worked in a federal research lab and the attitude is exactly the opposite. If federal research efforts prove the potential for commercialization it helps to validate those efforts, not undermine them, and such a success looks very good on one's CV. Federal research money should be spent on the basic research no one else will fund. Once the potential is shown for a technology, private capital should commercialize it.
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As part of a comprehensive Supply Transformation initiative, GSA is collaborating with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to transfer the Wildland Fire program to DLA. The table below includes key documents and program updates to help customers prepare for a smooth transition. As updates become available, they will be added to this table.
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|DLA Template Form for Emergency Orders - Mandatory for emergency orders (See Instructions below.)
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GSA furnishes wildland fire protection equipment and supplies to federal agencies, as well as to U.S. Forest Service cooperating agencies, through formal agreements with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Forest Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management.
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Other members of the consortium include George Mason University, Old Dominion University, Norfolk State University and James Madison University. Although our coursework is delivered through a combination of hybrid and distance-learning approaches, we stress the importance of hands-on experiences. We use real-time, interactive, multipoint video conference and face-to-face instruction and interactive course management to build a single virtual "classroom" among participants at each of the five universities.
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Still the Same Chapter Six Part Two UNEDITEDThe next day was better for Karkat. He woke up and started packing right away. "Guys, get your lazy asses up we have to keep moving." The lab looked vastly the same. Every corridor was just as dark and poorly lit as the next. It didn't help that any signs were written in a language that was foreign to the trolls. They just had to move in a relatively straight line and hope they ran into something decent.They really had no clue what they were looking for. New transport pads were what they were hoping for. Or something that could be used to break the game even further than the scratch did."What are we doing?" Karkat mumbled half to himself half to the others."We're trying to live Karkat. Any way possible."He sighed and opened the door to another sealed room, and looked inside. Dust was covering everything and even with their enhanced night vision it was hard to make anything out. Karkat shut the door and moved on. "How much food do we have? How long will it last?"Kanaya responded ca
Still the Same Chapter Five UNEDITEDJohn was surprised at Sollux's presence outside his door. 'Why does he want to speak to me? Sollux hasn't shown much interest in me or the other humans, so why now?' It puzzled him, he thought that maybe Sollux was just being friendly. "Sure, what do you want to talk about?""I'm going to be blunt. KK.""Karkat?""Yeth Karkat." He took a few steps forward towards John, "I think it'th time thomeone on thith thtupid athteroid talked to you. Thinth KK theemth unable to do it I will.""Talk about what?" John asked, "This is sorta random," he laughed a bit, "I mean, you never talk to me.""I know." He continued past John, "We're going back to my room. It'th more private."John followed Sollux, watching the troll move through the halls carefully and slowly. He kept a proud stance, even when stumbling over something. He carried a cane, much like Terezi's. "So, um, Sollux
do you need any help or something? I mean, I can lead you if you want, it might be faster
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Still the Same Chapter Seven UneditedWhen John woke the next morning he was still surrounded by quietly sleeping trolls. He went to move but found himself trapped in Karkat's embrace. He didn't mind, for the first time in almost a month he didn't wake up alone. It felt nice to be surrounded by others he could relate to a little bit. His senses were off, compared to the others, the closeness was getting uncomfortable but he would rather be uncomfortable then alone. The troll next to him shifted and pulled John with him. He couldn't help giggling when Karkat couldn't pull him over with him like a huge stuffed animal.Karkat opened his eyes blinking a few times, "Oh, hey Egbert.""Oh hey yourself," he said back. "Good morning." Karkat nuzzled into John and sighed deeply. "Sleep well?" He nodded. "Do we have to wait until everyone is awake to move?"Karkat sat up and looked around, "Not really." He started talking softly, "Hey guys, get your lazy asses up. It's time to move on with the day. Don't you growl at me, come on let'
Still the Same Chapter EightThe hall was shrouded in shadows, but none of this was new to Sollux. It had been a few months since the accident that rendered him blind and weak, seeing darkness was something he had long begun accustomed to. 'Though,' he thought about it, 'it wasn't really an accident, Eridan and I were both asking for it.' He proceeded down the hall, sweeping the cane back and forth feeling for objects on the ground.Being blind was a hassle, but it wasn't the worst thing that could have happened to him. At least he had someone who had gone through it before, 'Thank the fucking gods we are aren't on Alternia anymore.' The news about Karkat and John's recent Matespritship was startling but also pretty great. He was happy for both his Moirail and John. But as eager as he was to tell the others Sollux slowed his pace and stopped. This was one of the rare opportunities to test his 'vision' with his psionics.Carefully he summoned up the tiny amount of power he did have and focused it, moving out across
Still the Same Chapter FourKarkat awoke early that morning. He groaned and rolled out of bed. For the first time in weeks Karkat had actually had nightmares of his own. They were terrible dreams, but they were not the dreams of his ancestors. He dreamed of his friend's deaths, over and over again, he saw his remaining friends die as well. But the one that hurt the most, the one that had Karkat sitting up in bed, gasping for air, and nearly clawing his blankets to shreds, was his dream of John. It was a dream where John died, saving Karkat.The troll shook his head and cleared his thoughts. Growling he set off to do what made him wake up early in the first place. His hand rested on Sollux's door, he was suddenly overcome with nervousness. He took a few steps back and looked around. "What'th up KK?" a voice sounded behind him making him jump."Sollux, god, you scared the shit out of me.""That'th thuprithing. Uthually you're more alert than thith." Sollux continued, "What did you need? I athume you're in-front of
Still the Same Chapter ThreeOnce again Karkat was up before his alarm, he waited until it started chiming before stopping it. He rolled over and observed John, he was still sleeping. The boy was curled up in a ball of blankets and limbs, breathing normally, his hair swept messily across his face. Karkat brushed the strands out his eyes carefully; he didn't want to risk waking the boy. Waking a sleeping troll was like asking to get your throat slashed out. It was a defense mechanism that they hadn't been able to outgrow; only matesprits could get away with waking each other. Karkat slid out of the bed carefully and threw on some fresh clothes. He was surprised at how well John slept this night compared to the last. The difference was astounding. He felt horrible for disturbing his sleep, but the day was starting and he needed to be up for it. "John," he called, from across the room. "John, get your lazy sorry excuse for an ass out of bed right now. We have shit to do and it's not going to get done with you laying
Still the Same Chapter TwoKarkat walked wearily back to his respiteblock, he had been up late helping Sollux with the new Alchemiter and could use some time to relax. He opened his door and fell onto his bed. The troll really missed his recuperacoon but nothing could be done about that. Karkat had barely drifted off into a shallow sleep when he heard the sound of padded footsteps and the small clicking of claws on the metal floor. A knock sounded on his door, and a frantic voice called from the hall. Karkat shot out of bed quickly realizing it was John. He opened the door and the new troll ran in breathing heavily. "John, what's wrong?" the boy just hugged him close and buried his face in Karkat's chest. "John, you have to tell me something.""It was horrible, Karkat, horrible." The small boy was shaking, "All this blood, and the screams, why won't the screams go away?!" John was now crying, gasping for air as he remembered the horrible dreams. He would wake up from one, only to be tormented by another. A hand
Still the Same Chapter Nine"John are you ok?" Karkat stuck his head out of the shower they were previously sharing and looked at his quivering Matesprit. John never answered and through the fogged mirrors Karkat could see blue tears. "John?"The other troll blasted Karkat with a wide range of feelings from anger to depression before covering his face with his hands. "No I'm not ok Karkat!"Carefully Karkat moved from the shower to stand behind John, "Would you like to tell me what's wrong?""No," John sniffled.Moving slowly Karkat wrapped his arms around John and pulled him close, "You have to tell me, I can't help unless you tell me what's wrong.""I don't want you to help!" John spun around, breaking contact, and snarled, "I want these gone!" He flared his wings, "I want this gone!" He clawed at his skin, "and I don't want these!" He pulled down on his horns, "Or this, or this, or any of it!"Karkat watched John point to every part of his body that had changed since he became a troll. His Matesprit fell to hi
Still the Same Chapter One"Hey Karkat, what do you think this does?""For the love of god Egbert do not touch anything." Karkat walked over to where John was standing. He had found a large device with what looked like a transportation pad on it. "It sort of reminds me of the machines in the ectobiology lab." Karkat remarked. John agreed next to him. They had been sent down into the lower levels of the asteroid to search for usable machines to bring upstairs. They were supposed to be focusing on finding a new alchemiter so they all don't starve to death. "It's not what we're looking for let's go," Karkat turned to leave, tugging John behind him."But Karkat we haven't even seen what it can do." John complained while being led away from the strange device. "It sorta looks like it is used to transport things. Maybe it works like the alchimeter? It could just be an old model or something, we should check it out!"Karkat sighed at let John drag him back to the machine. "Well, it seems to be a device used for the pro
College Stuck - JOHNKAT - 1. The HouseCollege life is something that every young high school teen looks forward to with the throbbing anticipation of Team Edward and Team Jacob fans for a sequel movie. Thank goodness there isn't a fifth movie, but anyway.For Karkat Vantas it was all too unreal. Not real, as some might say, it was more surreal because he was to be staying in the house that no one dare step into for many reasons, but mainly one. One reason that could be heard from the two broken out windows on the third floor of the gingerbread style Victorian and seen on the second window on the second. "Dear... Jegus Christ," he thought aloud as he was shoved to the side by a cherry girl in a long green skirt.She stopped, blinking through her wide glasses as she spun on her sneaker covered heels. Her long black hair hung down in a pony tail, wagging at the base of her spine even put up, swishing side to side. With a gasp of surprise and widening of her crystal green eyes she cried out in delight. "Kay-kay!" She smiled as
Still the Same Chapter Six Part One UNEDITEDKarkat woke up to the sound of muffled talking. Actually, he realized the voices weren't muffled he just couldn't hear them clearly at the moment. He leaned up and stretched, wincing at the pain in his shoulder. He looked around and noticed he was on a familiar bed; the humming of computers joined the sounds of people talking. Grumbling he leaned against the wall and rubbed his temples."Oh good, Karkat you're awake."His eyes caught the faces of Kanaya, Sollux and Terezi. They were all seated in a somewhat circle around the bed Karkat was napping on. "What's going on?""We need to discuss something," Terezi started. "It's something I've noticed." Karkat looked around again and noted the lack of humans or John. "Something that is troll to troll.""And that is?""The humanth KK." Sollux answered.Karkat nodded and Terezi took over again. "Sollux and I have been talking, and this recent thing with John really pushed the subject into the forefront of our priorities. I know we all thought
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42 U.S. Code § 1594a–1, 1594a–2 - Repealed.
Section 1594a–1,Pub. L. 87–554, title V, § 501(a)–(c), July 27, 1962, 76 Stat. 236; Pub. L. 90–110, title VI, § 606,Oct. 21, 1967, 81 Stat. 304; Pub. L. 91–142, title V, § 511,Dec. 5, 1969, 83 Stat. 312; Pub. L. 96–418, title V, § 511,Oct. 10, 1980, 94 Stat. 1767, related to Department of Defense family housing management account. See section 2831 of Title 10, Armed Forces.
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Anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada and Ford Foundation President Darren Walker travel to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela and other activists were imprisoned for decades.Saturday, February 15, 2014
Morning came very early once again for the entire Ford team. This time it was to catch a quick breakfast before heading toward the Cape Town harbor for an hour boat ride to Robben Island - the prison home to Nelson Mandela for 27 years.
We had been looking at Robben Island for the last two days from our hotel while during our visit to the University of Cape Town and from Tabletop Mountain. But nothing really prepared us for the long boat ride navigating the large and menacing swells of the Atlantic Ocean. It was further away from Cape Town than it had appeared from land It was far enough that the only semi-successful escape had occurred in the 1600s, semi because the prisoners escaped their cells only to later drown in the ocean.
The host for our tour was Ahmed Kathrada, a native South African of Indian descent who had joined the anti-apartheid struggle early on. He spent 18 years on Robben Island and another 7 years in another prison with Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu. After his release in 1989, he was elected as a member of parliament and served as parliamentary counsellor in the office of President Mandela. Today, he serves as chairperson of the Robben Island Council, and once in a great while, helps host a tour. When President Obama visited Robben Island, Ahmed hosted the president.
Ahmed spoke reverently about his time at the prison. He, like the many other political activists imprisoned there, had given up a great part of their own lives and had been separated from their families for the greater cause of fighting apartheid. It was not a decision to be taken lightly then or to be taken for granted now.
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I caught up with him and asked if he would sign his memoirs. He smiled gently, accepted the book and the pen from me, and then signed it. His writing was small and humble, much like the man himself. He smiled again when he handed it back to me.
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This is an old scanned print, a re-post after alterations: I took this while strolling in Burano island near Venezia, last days of May 1980.
It did not change much since - but here it shown with much less tourist than nowadays.
The cloudy day did not help the scarce light, and time consume on the quality of the paper-print, but I thought it was worth posting.
It was photographed with my first camera: Fujica Compact35.
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photoray (10629) 2014-01-25 8:19
Howdy Ike,
I like your posting of this attractive Venice canal scene before the camera digital age. The diagonal composition with boats and classical buildings from foreground to background is ideal, and in warm tones with water reflections.
And not the typical touristy Grand Canal view.
Good job,
Have a fine weekend,
Miguel82 (21260) 2014-01-25 10:04
Dear Ike, it's a good idea and it's allowed, I've posted again some underestimate pictures for more visibility and in order to improve them, this is a value archive of Venezia, the boats look different, deep field of vision and excellent hues, all the best, have a good saturday evening
kato (11630) 2014-01-25 10:40
Hello Ike,
You're capturing well this place by a good angle and excellent tone/clarity, so it's interesting and impressive to see the naroow canal in which a lot of boats are anchoring, and tasteful colorful buildings of both sides. It's the beautiful island with the peculiar atmosphere.
Kind regards,
jurek1951 (40949) 2014-01-25 11:38
Hi Ike,
a spectacular photo of this place with attractive composition, the colours and lights are beautiful,
ourania (27574) 2014-01-25 11:38
Hello Ike,
this is a very interesting picture. I only know Burano from recent pictures and think that this view shows it very different. It doesn't look as neat and freshly and brightly painted as in the new pictures. It's a very unique and intriguing daily life setting, though. I like very much the perspective, the reflections and the presence of people. Low lighting, blank sky and dark colours create a melancholic mood and a sense of isolation. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a great weekend,
siudzi (32723) 2014-01-25 13:20
Hi Ike,
Wow! What a moody shot from Burano! Really great that you decided to share with us your archive image. Lovely place beautifully observed and photographed. TFS!
pierrefonds (55412) 2014-01-25 17:00
Hi Ike,
The length of the canal is giving depth to the composition. The point of view is showing the details, the colours of the buildings and of the boats. The washout skt doe not hurt the output of the colours. Have a nice day.
mcmtanyel (11137) 2014-01-25 17:33
Hi Ike,
1980s must feel to my children what 1940s feel to me. This is a very nice historic photo with excellent perspective, repeating patterns and reflections.
Nicou (117728) 2014-01-25 21:24
quelle perspective et vue sueprbe ce long canal avec ces bateau et toutes les façades de ces maison sueprbe vue et compo.
Bravo et amitié
mirosu (12686) 2014-01-25 22:18 [Comment]
You have a very nice scanner. Excellent view along the small water channel full of small boats. Excellent perspective with nice diagonal arrangement. The deep DOF is very good.
Well done.
cornejo (28812) 2014-01-26 2:09
Hello Ike, interesting retrospective photo of this beautiful place, very well captured in this interesting image with good pov, good sharpness, depth, light and color. Very good and interesting job well done, congratulations my friend. Thanks for sharing this beautiful work.
Good evening and happy start to the week.
Best wishes from southern Spain.
jhm (136096) 2014-01-26 2:23
Hello Ike,
Almost 34 year old, this is always very interesting for to see Venice in 1980, I don't know or now is a lot changed in these 34 year.
As scanned picture is this very well done.
Colours make these picture attractive
This cares for an excellent composition.
Very well done, TFS.
Have a nice Sunday,
snunney (79973) 2014-01-26 2:42
Hello Ike,
An image getting on for 35 years old that still retains much of its charm. The colours are not what we are used to nowadays and have no doubted faded somewhat over the years, but they seem to suit the subject well.
pajaran (49197) 2014-01-26 4:00
Dobar dan, popodne.
Lepa fotografija i secanje ...
Dobar rad i perspektiva, lepo pokazano mesto.
Lepo popodne i sve najbolje sa lepim secanjem na -1980.
Good afternoon, this afternoon.
Beautiful photos and memories ...
Good work and perspective, nice place shown.
Nice afternoon and all the best with beautiful memories of -1980.
PaulVDV (20867) 2014-01-26 5:35
Hello Ike,
This is a very interesting picture of Burano in 1980.
You write that - apart from the number of tourists - it didn't change much. I have been only once in Venice (in 1977) and then I unfortunately refrained to visit Burano. So I haven't seen the place with my own eyes. According to my personal opinion this picture shows a complete different Burano from all the photos that are posted here lately.
Looking at this picture I regret even more that I didn't go there while I was in Venice in 1977.
This is a fantastic archive photograph. An historical document!
I certainly agree with what Ourania has written.
Time has not stood still in Burano. Nowhere of course.
This picture shows a beautiful and attractive Italian neighborhood brimming with folklore.
Thanks for posting.
Best regards, Paul
Kamilutka (8095) 2014-01-26 6:00
Hi Ike,
I love that photo with all its features. The climate of old times is so obvious not only in the content of the photo but also in its grainy structure. The colors are very pretty and remind me some of the Dutch paintings. Good POV to shoot from with the canal helping to achieve proper depth.
Thanks for sharing
eldancer1 (25814) 2014-01-26 7:38
This must be the area of Venice that they don't show to tourist but still look like a nice place to live. You did a wonderful job scanning this old photo retaining good technical qualities. Well done, tfs.
Cricri (102223) 2014-01-26 8:07
Hi Ike
Un scan de très nonne qualité, bon rendu des détails, des reflets et des couleurs, bonne profondeur, une très belle présentation sans touristes, c'est plus agréable moi je préfère malheureusement ce n'est plus le cas maintenant, normal c'est un bel endroit
Agréable soirée
papagolf21 (83666) 2014-01-26 11:33
Bonsoir, cher Ike,
Quel charme cette composition argentique ! Heureusement que l'on peut redonner une âme aux photos oubliées.
Le canal avec ses barques semble bien embouteillé.
Jolie réalisation.
jcpix (11938) 2014-01-26 18:37
Hi Ike,
I know I've mentioned it before, but I always enjoy these older photographs. Amazing how little things seem to have changed, which is a great testament of time and nostalgia. A wonderful look along the canal, this is a really strong perspective from this point of view, making it easy to follow. Even on a cloudy day, there's no beauty lost here. Looks fantastic for being almost 34 years old...the only difference in this scene nowadays would be brighter, more vibrant colors. :) Enjoy the week ahead.
Friendly wishes,
fabbs99 (16141) 2014-01-26 19:11
Hello Ike,
The memories of the golden days of youth and exuberance must be flashing back on your mind,just looking at this old image.Really creative stuff from old times.Very well presented.TFS.
krzychu30 (15344) 2014-01-27 1:38
Hello Ike,
on May 3rd 1980 I was born,so the image is in my age.
I like the special charm and look this photo conveys.
The color scheme of the image with visible brownish domination helps here also to create so nice atmosphere and to give the picture kind of sepia look.
Beautiful memory photo!
Wish You a nice week
Oceania (4638) 2014-01-27 6:05
Hi Ike,
It's from scanned, I know. But it's similar to one artistic style of photography very popular recently. Over 30 years, Venice seemed like never changed.
Lord_Of_Chaos (0) 2014-01-27 6:08
Hello Ike.
Boats like to play ball in the water.
Beautiful natural colors, excellent composition.
all the best!
Royaldevon (27065) 2014-01-27 7:34
Hello Ike,
I must say, I really like this.
It has the quality of an old artist's print!
Maybe it is the predominance of browns, maybe it is the lack of tourists,, maybe it is the untouristy attention of unmended pathways, but somehow this is the Venice we would all have loved to experience: real houses, real people.
You have a great viewpoint, good sense of perspective, fine sharpness and very pleasing reflections.
Have a good day,
Bev :-)
macjake (53320) 2014-01-28 1:32
Hi Ike
Oh man...this is great!
it looks rather different from how we see it today, or at least I think it does...now it seems more tidy and clean, its looking a bit 'rustic' here.
love seeing these older shots. the poor quality doesn't even bother me one bit, its still an awesome post.
Waylim (25166) 2014-01-28 18:27
Hello Ike,
Not bad for a scan image. What I actually like is the muted colors that give the feeling of old and nostalgic quality. Beuatiful composition and good quality with film texture
delpeoples (52767) 2014-01-29 2:50
Dear Ike
This lovely photo has withstood the test of time, resulting in a good quality scan and a retro type atmosphere. the reflections are beautiful, they look like melted silver on top of the water. You were a little unlucky with the overcast weather, but the image retains the character of the place really well.
Warmest wishes
adramad (35849) 2014-01-29 7:23
Hello Ike.
Good composition of your file of memories, good job scanning, certainly these people have not changed much, only the facades have been renovated a bit more colorful, I think ...
Have a nice day.
All the best.
P/D. Very grateful for your kind congratulations.
Romano46 (16582) 2014-01-29 10:00
Ciao Ike
peccato che la scannerizzazione abbia tolto gran parte del fascino alla città togliendo gran parte del colore alle belle case variopinte.
Però la composizione denota la cura con la quale hai scattato la fotografia.
Resta in ogni caso una testimonianza di come questa parte di Venezia appariva negli anni 80 e rende possibile un confronto con la nostra epoca.
Ciao e buona serata
tenretin (2386) 2014-03-02 1:52
Hello Ike,
It's nice to occasionally present sun scan of an old photograph or slide. it helps a little in good time and the comparison too. Obviously the sky bleed the colors of spring with age no doubt, but the rest remains colorful and enough net.
Friendly and good Sunday.
Jean Philippe
jmdias (52918) 2014-05-03 2:07
I didn't have a chance to know this island because there was a strike in that day. very nice angle catching well the canal and the façades.
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- Copyright: Ike Harel (ikeharel) (53443)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 1980-05-00
- Categories: Daily Life, Architecture
- Camera: Fujica compact35 (prints)
- Map: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2014-01-25 8:12
- To krzychu30: 5/1980 (1)
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Justin Clemens examines psychoanalysis under the rubric of antiphilosophy: a practice that offers the strongest possible challenges to thought. Drawing on the work of Badiou, Freud, Lacan, iek and Agamben, he examines the relationships of humans to drugs, animality and sexuality, and to torture, slavery and swarming. more...
Black Riverre.press 2007; US$ 17.00
Black River is the autobiography of a nonexistent personage. Drawing on literary techniques developed by Beckett, Burroughs and Borges, Black River plunges into a violent and surreal world from which the last traces of the gods have vanished. The text by Justin Clemens is supplemented with Helen Johnson?s extraordinary collages. Black River is a work... more...
Avoiding the SubjectAmsterdam University Press 2004; US$ 40.50
A lively and erudite analysis on visual culture, critical theory, film theory, and new media more...
The Work of Giorgio AgambenEdinburgh University Press 2008; US$ 32.00
More than any other thinker, Giorgio Agamben shows us that philosophy is also a matter of style and politics a matter of poetics. This book explores the unexpected and illuminating paths that his work traces across the territories of law and literature, linguistics, dance or cinema, in search of a new idea and practice of the community. It offers an... more...
The Work of Giorgio AgambenEdinburgh University Press 2008; US$ 104.99
Giorgio Agamben has emerged, in the past five years, as one of the most important continental philosophers. This burgeoning popularity of his work has largely been confined to a study of the homo sacer series. Yet these later political works have their foundation in Agambens earlier works on the philosophy of language, aesthetics... more...
Lacan Deleuze BadiouEdinburgh University Press 2014; US$ 120.00
The theoretical writings of Jacques Lacan, Gilles Deleuze and Alain Badiou stand at the heart of contemporary European thought. While the combined corpus of these three figures contains a significant number of references to each others work, such references are often simply critical, obscure - or both. Lacan Deleuze Badiou guides us through the... more...
Jacques Lacan and the Other Side of PsychoanalysisDuke University Press 2006; US$ 89.95
Articles by noted Lacanian psychoanalysts and scholars discussing issues that emerge in Lacan's Seminar XVII (newly translated) that import fields of psychoanalysis, philosophy, political theory, cultural studies and literary studies. more...
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