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Buying your first tablet can feel a bit like mankind taking its first steps on the moon. It's a big and exciting deal. Then comes time to load it up with apps, and that means navigating app stores with more than 1 million choices. Talk about daunting. To get you started, here are 10 absolute must-have apps that you can download right now, whether you're searching for ways to keep up with current events or simply looking to touch base with friends and family. Don't leave home without these essentials at your fingertips.
News 360 is a clean, beautifully organized app that allows you to access news from around the world in a streamlined manner. It's attractive and easy to read, and you can create your own personalized news feed. Save news for offline reading, and choose from more than 100,000 plus sources to cull your news stories from, and use News 360 to make sure you're only filtering in the happenings that you care about. It's simple to use and ensures you'll be able to use your new device in ways that make sense to you in no time.
Thank you for the great ideas, Mark. I got a new Nexus 7 at a Christmas party we had in my office at DISH last week. Now I am looking for a few good apps. I think that OfficePro HD will come in handy at work and Evernote looks like a useful app too. I would like to recommend #11 for your list. It's called the DISH Remote Access app, and it streams live TV channels or recordings from my Hopper DVR to my tablet. It works anywhere I can get a good internet connection. I have secretly been using it to pass the time when things get a little slow around the office!
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HOK's KAUST Library is at the Heart of the Largest LEED NC Platinum Project Ever Built
To date, KAUST is the largest LEED NC-Platinum project ever built and was done so at a rapid pace. The design team was tasked with building a contemporary work of architecture that would resonate with the global scientific community while being firmly rooted in local Saudi culture as well as using minimal energy and being highly sustainable. To combat the hot, desert climate, HOK incorporated a number of traditional architectural techniques.
First the campus is compressed like older Arabic cities to minimize the amount of exterior envelope exposed to the sun and reduce outdoor walking distances. Then a large roof spans across the entire block providing shade to the buildings and pedestrian spaces below, while still allowing in natural daylight and encouraging ventilation. The roof is covered in photovoltaic panels for energy generation and large solar-powered wind towers harness energy from the sun and wind to passively create air flow in pedestrian walkways. Lastly, mashrabiya screens shade windows to reduce heat loads.
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Being the largest LEED NC-Platinum project ever is great but many people would agree with me that small builds are truly the greenest.
That said this project looks wonderful the architects designed well crafted buildings.
I don't think I have heard of mashrabiya screens before.
Reducing heat is a core issue in the Saudi Arabia.
"At night, the building's transparent nature transforms it into a beacon of light" – well written article, I love the night picture. The Sofa's sleek are simlar for the famous Mr. Nilsson Sofa.
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How TED can spread great ideas even faster and even further?
TED is great. We all can see that but there are many ways to make TED even greater. I have many ideas on how TED can spread ideas quicker. What do you think about these ideas and what ideas do you have for TED to spread great ideas even quicker? Humanity is in desperate need to solve our problems quickly and TED can play an even greater part.
My ideas:
1) TED may seek to get part of their Live TED, TEDGlobal and TED MED conferences to be aired on the major TV networks or cable.
2) Ted can show entire TED Conferences Live as it occurs and allow millions and millions of more people around the world to pay an affordable price of approximately $20.00 to see the live event or the full video at a later date. The current price of $995 for 1 up to 10 viewers is too high. (TED will make much more money with the increased volume of viewers than they are currently with high price and less viewers.) Allow purchase or viewing of entire past TEDs.
3) The full TED Conferences should be free in its entirely for universities, schools and hospital facilities and nonprofit community organizations to show.
4) TEDxLiveSimulcast should be available for all the days of the TED conferences not just one day.
5) TED can establish a network TV show or cable TV Show for one hour per day or 2 hours per week where speakers may give original talks to educate the TV audience.
6) TED can try to get their TED events simulcasted in movie theaters throughout the world where people can purchase a ticket to see a 2 hour segment for the price of seeing a movie. If the person wants to stay to see more than one segment they can just purchase more tickets. Many theaters are multiplexes and can reserve one theater to show the entire TED Conference.
7) Many of the translation and captions are not correct and should be double-checked and corrected.
8) TEDxIndividual could be added where an individual may apply for a licence to use the TEDxIndividual Logo to give their own ted talk from home.
Feb 23 2013: I think that the people that TED attracts are the type of people/troubleshooters which should be employed by government and industry for the purposes of think tanks and action plans to increase growth, lower liabilities, and generally overcome internal challenges, TED-TANK? sounds like a big solid teddybear huh?Feb 18 2013: I enjoy this a great deal, but I am a nerd. Ted is discussed sometimes on NPR. Look at the Greater Audiences for conventional American tv than for PBS. There is a natural limit. Sad but true. Look at Myers-Briggs to see how things would really break down.Feb 18 2013: Wow I found many answers to similar questions previously asked.
So I will add to my question: How can we all help TED Spread Ideas worth Spreading Even Faster? How do we implement the great ideas we hear about on TED even more effectively?
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Feb 20 2013: Michelle, it seems you are an endless source of TED improvements and I assume you haven't even revealed the tip of the iceberg of your creativity yet ... :o)
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But unfortunately, the implementation of TED's and other great ideas remains the difficult part.
Much of what we get to hear on this site appears to me as beautiful 'concept cars', all new and beautiful by their looks and sketched by talented and passionate designers. Yet after 'reality check' of those concepts within 'the company', most of us get to buy only the ordinary models at our 'real life' car dealers... :o)
I assume, that since the beginning of civilization, there has never been a lack of good and better ideas than the ordinary ones in charge, so one could ask, why 'we' didn't manage to implement them? Here, I am afraid, we enter the vast fields of political and economical interests, which are reason why we still have the ordinary... :o) So if you have a working idea how to bypass this current and static 'model' of this world and make it evolve as a whole instead, I would love to hear about it... :o)
Feb 20 2013: I was wondering if you can look at it like this. What is ordinary today was outstanding in the past. What is 'concept car' today will be 'real car' in future. It's a time perspective really. Companies will be better off by appreciating this.Feb 17 2013: Continued
9) All TEDX Events can be made available to be viewed online after the event.
10) TEDXCafes can be opened in various cities where people can have an open mike to to give a TEDx Talk if they agree to follow the TED guidelines.
11) TED can organize TEDUN: GLOBALWORLDLEADERS where world leaders of nations cam be invited to speak on how they plan to lead in positive directions to reduce war, reduce conflict and increase sustainability in their nation.
12) Make it easier for TEDX organizers from around the world to borrow TED in A Box equipment to organize their TEDX. They can offer a valid credit card with authorization to charge for the TED in A Box if the Box was not returned within a short time after their event is finished. Sell TEDx in A Box equipment at affordable prices for people to be able to keep their box for future events.
13) Allow people to plan to organize more than one event at a time.
14) Allow people to be approved to organize events for 1 year or in cities, states or countries other than the one they live in.
15) Allow more TED Fellows to come and greatly reduce the fee to attend a TED Conference but allow many more participants to make up the revenue loss.
16) Sell many TED Logo products in stores so people can become aware that TED even exists. So many people never even heard of TED yet.Feb 17 2013: Continued
17) It would be a great idea where people can a give virtual TED talk from their home to reduce the carbon footprint of speakers having to fly from around the world to give a talk.
18) TEDFocus can be organized monthly where specific topics and subjects can be covered rather than general themes ie: Sustainability, Promoting Global Peace, Food, Compassion, Energy, Parenting, Technology, The Global Mind, Earth, Inc. Animal Rights, Farming for the Future.
19) Tedx events can have more than just 100 people in the audience, at least up to 350 people.
20) Organizers of Tedx events should be able to give at least one tedx talk of their own and be allowed to make a reasonable profit to organize the event.
21) People could order individualized TED or TEDx Talk tapes or written trascripts
22) The TED conferences can be extended longer enabling a doubling of ted talks
23) TEDVirtual 365/24/7 Ted can organize new virtual talks 365 days per year, 7 days per week 24 hours per day.
24) TED International one annual event can be held in a different nation each year.
25) Ted AudienceSpeaksOut TED Conference Audience members may have lots to say. They should be given the opportunity to video their 18 minute TED Talk though a TED video booth in the lobby of TED Conferences where they can apply to have their own talk filmed and uploaded on the internet if they follow the format of TED Talks.
26) TED does not encourage self promotion. Many people have great ideas but often do not mention the name of their company or how to get their product in their talk. Speakers should be able to inform the listeners how to get their products.
27) TED Live Conversations, TED Debates, TEDThinkTank, TedQuestion and Answers, TED Roundtable
28) Allow TEDCommunity members to register to connect with each other in virtual conferences to discuss specific topics at the same time over the internet and allow other people to listen in.
29) Allow TEDMEDx to be organized as well.


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M.A. (TESOL, Language Development Specialist Credential/CLAD). Monterey Institute of International Studies
B.A. (French and Secondary Education Teacher Certification). Franklin and Marshall College
Scholarly Interests
Equity Issues in Urban Education; Teacher Education; Qualitative Research. Specifically:
- Youth Studies (College Readiness and Access, Immigrant Education, and Civic Engagement)
- Feminist Theories ( Black, Multicultural and Critical Race Feminisms)
- Culturally Relevant Pedagogy
- African-American Teaching Practices with Diverse Populations
- Culturally Grounded Research Methodologies
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Knight, M. & Marciano, J. (2013). College Ready: Preparing Black and Latina/o students for higher education – A Culturally Relevant Approach. New York: Teachers College Press
Knight, M. (2011)."It's already happening": Learning from civically engaged transnational immigrant youth. Teachers College Record,113(6), 1275-1292.Knight, M. (2011). Where and how do "we" enter: (Re)imagining and bridging culturally relevant civic engagements of teacher educators, Teachers and Immigrant Youth. Teacher Education & Practice, 24, 3, 32-365.
Knight, M., & Oesterreich, H. (2011). Opening our eyes, changing our practices. Learning through the transnational lifeworlds of teachers. Journal of Intercultural Education, 22 (3),203-215.
Knight, M. (2010). Enacting care, preparing for college and increasing access for Black youth. Journal of Students Placed at Risk,15 (2), 158-172.
Knight, M., & Oesterreich, H. (2009). Pedagogical Possibilities: Engaging Cultural Rules of Emotion. Teachers College Record,111(11), 2678-2704.
Reid, K. & Knight, M. (2006). Disability for justification of exclusion of minorities: A critical history grounded in disability studies. Educational Researcher, 35(6), 18-24.
Knight, M. (2004). Sensing the urgency and broadening our visions of teacher education. Race, Ethnicity, & Education, 7(1), 212-227.
Knight, M., Dixon, I., Norton, N., & Bentley, C. (2004). Extending learning communities: New technologies, multiple literacies, and culture blind pedagogies. Urban Review, 36(2), 101-1118
Knight, M., Bentley, C., Norton, N., & Dixon, I. (2004). (De)constructing (in)visible parent consent forms: Negotiating power, reflexivity, and the collective within qualitative research. Qualitative Inquiry.10 (3), 390-411.
Knight, M., Norton, N, Bentley, C. and Dixon, I. (2004). The power of Black and Latina/o counterstories: Urban families and college-going processes. Anthropology & Education Quarterly, 35(1), 99-120.
Knight, M. (2003). Through urban youth's eyes: Negotiating K-16 policies, practices, and their futures. Educational Policy, 17(5), 531-557.
Knight, M. (2002). The Intersections of race, class, and gender in the teacher preparation of an African-American social justice educator. Equity & Excellence in Education, 35(3), 212-224.
Knight, M. (2000). Ethics in qualitative research: Multicultural feminist activist research. Theory into Practice, 39(3), 170-176.
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I am not sure what you are really looking for. We say 朝6時, 夕方6時, 夜9時, 午前6時, 午後6時, 今月4日, 来年4月, and so on. If you want grammatical analysis, they may be considered as compound nouns, but I am not sure if understanding them as compound nouns helps you understand these expressions any better.


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Experience full-service comfort when you stay at our Ramada Salt Lake City Airport hotel. Easily accessible from Interstate 80 and located just minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport and a short drive to historic Salt Lake City, our non-smoking Salt Lake City airport hotel is ideal for business and leisure travelers alike.
Stay active in our fitness center, and relax in our hot tub or seasonal outdoor heated pool. Start your day with free continental breakfast and check your flight times with our free Wi-Fi Internet access. Take advantage of ample free parking, or leave the driving to us and hop aboard our free airport shuttle service. Ask our friendly staff about our Park Then Fly program. Suites with a refrigerator and microwave, non-smoking rooms and handicapped-accessible rooms are also available at our pet-friendly Salt Lake City airport hotel.
Amenities & Services
100% Non-Smoking Property ATM/Cash Machine Check-In – Early\ Check-In – Express Check-Out – Express Convenience Store Copy Center Copy Service Directional Signage Front Desk Ice Machine Laundromat Limited Service Housekeeping Onsite Restaurant & Lounge (Amelia's Grill and Bar) Safe Deposit Box Vending Machines Wake-Up Calls Weddings Business Center Banquet Facility Conference Rooms – with upto 350 capacity
Property Amenities
- Conference room(s)
- Fitness center
- Common area laundry
- Common area hot tub (indoor)
- Pets allowed (fees may apply)
- Room service
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Audiovisual services available
- Ballroom(s)
- Banquet facilities
- Business center
- Fax services available
- Mail and shipping services
- Complimentary breakfast
- On-site bar
- On-site restaurant
- Vending machines
- Complimentary wireless Internet
- Complimentary parking
- Parking (fees may apply)
- 100% non-smoking
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour in-lobby tea, coffee and hot chocolate
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs available (fees may apply)
- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning / laundry services
- Elevator
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Gift shop
- Non-smoking rooms available
- On-site check-in office
- Safe deposit box at front desk
- Security guard
- Wake-up service
- Wheelchair accessible property
- Complimentary airport transportation
- Complimentary shuttle service
- Shuttle service (seasonal)
In-Room Amenities
- Complimentary coffee
- Complimentary newspaper
- Internet (fees may apply)
- Jetted bathtub (availability varies by room)
- Television
Dining and Attractions
Amelia's Grill & Bar to experience our inventive cuisine, attentive service, and a friendly atmosphere. Come and join with us to see what makes us one of the most popular and unique restaurants near the Salt Lake City International Airport. We have manu hcoices near by as well for dining.
Feel the need for speed at Rocky Mountain Raceways, a NASCAR sanctioned oval track and drag strip, or head downtown and explore the 10-acre Historic Temple Square, featuring over twenty must-see attractions related to Mormon pioneer history and genealogy. Hit the slopes at one of several nearby ski resorts, or if you are traveling with the kids, head to the Discovery Gateway children's museum for 60,000 square feet of interactive fun. Admire over 18,000 art objects spanning 5,000 years of human creativity at The Utah Museum of Fine Arts, or find bargains and more at over 100 shops at City Creek Center, a short drive from our hotel in Salt Lake City.
Local Attractions
•Salt Lake City International Airport - 4 Miles
•Downtown Salt Lake City - 5.0 Miles
•Rocky Mountain Raceway - 5.0 Miles
•Clark Planetarium - 8.0 Miles
•Energy Solutions Arena - 8.0 Miles
•Gateway Shopping District - 8.0 Miles
•Temple Square - 8.0 Miles
•Capitol Theatre - 8.5 Miles
•Church History Museum - 8.5 Miles
•Gallivan Center - 8.5 Miles
•Salt Lake City Public Library - 8.5 Miles
•City Creek Shopping Mall - 9.0 Miles
•Trolley Square - 9.0 Miles
•Usana Amphitheater - 9.0 Miles
•Utah State Capitol - 9.0 Miles
•Valley Fair Shopping District - 9 Miles
•Saltair Palace - 10.0 Miles
•University of Utah - 10.5 Miles
•Museum of Fine Arts - 11.0 Miles
•Hogle Zoo - 12.5 Miles
•Sugar House Park - 13.0 Miles
Location Description
Minutes From Salt Lake City International Airport with Free Airport Shuttle Service and On-Site Restaurant and Lounge
Ramada Salt Lake City Airport Hotel
Cancellation Policy
If you need to cancel, you must do so by 06:00 PM Day of Arrival or your credit card will be charged for one night's stay.
Deposit Policy
A valid credit card is required to confirm your reservation and guarantee your room. Any required deposit or pre-payment will be charged to this card in advance of your arrival.
Deposit If you need to cancel, you must do so by 06:00 PM Day of Arrival or your credit card will be charged for one night's stay. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Must be over 18 years of age or older to rent rooms. Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the fitness facility without adult supervision. Children staying free must occupy the parent or guardian's room with existing bedding. Mandatory fees You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out: • A 13.5 percent city/local tax will be charged The charges below are included in the total price displayed: Resort fee Optional extras Rollaway beds are available for USD 10 per stay Breakfast costs between USD 6 and USD 10 per person (approximately) Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per room (may vary based on length of stay) Cancellation Policy: If you need to cancel, you must do so by 06:00 PM Day of Arrival or your credit card will be charged for one night's stay.


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Country of Origin: USA
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Active IngredientsGlucosamine HCl 500mgChondroitin 200mgMethylsulfonylmethane(MSM) 200mgVitamin C 150 mgCalcium 100 mgPhosphorus 83mgMagnesium 46.65 mgPotassium 12.44Niacinamide 10mgVitamin E 2IUPara-Aminobenzoic Acid 3.75 mgLipases 3.75 mgManganese 3.5 mgIron 3mgLecithin 2.5 mgCholine 2.5 mgBetain HCl 2.5 mgDL-Methionine 2.5 mgd-Pantotheric Acid 2 mgPepsin 2.25 mgBromelain 2.25 mgVitamin B6 2mgInositol 2mgLinoleic Acid 2mgVitamin A 1000IUZinc 1.5mgProtease 1.13mgVitamin D3 100IUThiamin 1mgRiboflavin 1mgPyridoxine HCl 0.2mgIodine 0.05mgCobalt 0.03mgCopper 0.0025mgFolic Acid 0.002mgBiotin 0.002mgVitamin B12 0.002mgSelenium 0.002mgMenadione 0.001mg
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By 2BrownCockers
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Comments about Pet Naturals of Vermont Natural Dog Daily Motion:
I have two senior Cocker Spaniels, one of whom has been acting lazy about stair climbing and daily exercise walks. I have been giving her one of these each day for the past two weeks, and she's much more cooperative and seems to have more energy. These are big horse pills, but thankfully I don't have to mash them and put them in food because both of my Cockers love the taste and will eat the pill like it's a treat!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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After failing to finish in Australia, Lewis Hamilton believes his victory in Malaysia last week will 'kick-start' his season...
After failing to finish in Australia, Lewis Hamilton believes his victory in Malaysia last week will 'kick-start' his season.
Although Mercedes were in dominant form throughout pre-season testing and the season-opener in Australia, where Hamilton qualified on pole, he was forced to retire early in the race and watched on as his team-mate Nico Rosberg claimed the victory at Albert Park.
Hamilton responded well to that setback and led the Malaysian Grand Prix last week from start to finish, while Rosberg finished a distant second.
Speaking to crash.net ahead of this week's Bahrain Grand Prix, Hamilton noted that his victory last week had given him the confident he needed, even though he is already 18 points behind Rosberg in the Drivers' Championship.
"It was great to kick-start my season with a win in Malaysia," Hamilton told crash.net.
"Taking a one-two was also a fantastic result for the team and I can't wait to see what we can do in Bahrain.
"I've finished on the podium here a couple of times here but, for one reason or another, I've never managed to get the win. Until last week it was the same story for me with Malaysia, so fingers crossed this can be the year of breaking those cycles!"
Even though the races at Sepang and Sakhir take place only a week apart, Hamilton added that he is expecting tougher opposition in Bahrain.
"Malaysia was a really busy event for the team and we have a test coming up straight after this weekend's race, so it would be great to give the crew another good result to head home with after a long road trip," Hamilton added.
"We know it's going to be tough to maintain our current form, particularly at a circuit where every team has had so much running time over the winter, but I'll be pushing hard to keep those results coming."


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Recently Past Events
Around the Globe: International Diversity in YA Writing, December 10 in New York CityDecember 10, 2014 6:00 pm
New York Public Library, Main Branch
Wall Painting for Nara's Cabin, 2006. Courtesy of the artist and Blum & Poe, Los Angeles ©Yoshitomo Nara
Words without Borders and the New York Public Library present a discussion of the vibrant and compelling world of international YA. Join our distinguished panelists, including Padma Venkatraman, Briony Everroad, Roxanne Hsu-Feldman, and Arthur A. Levine in a wide-ranging conversation about diversity and international voices in YA writing today, moderated by editor, author and professor of Library Sciences Marc Aronson. This event coincides with the launch of WWB's December issue, dedicated to the best new YA writing from around the world, from countries including Georgia, Bangladesh, Germany, Norway, South Korea, and many more.
Where: New York Public Library Schwarzman Building, South Court auditorium, (42nd Street and 5th Avenue)
When: December 10, 2014, 6 PM
About the Panelists
Marc Aronson earned his doctorate in American History at NYU while working as an editor of books for young readers. Among many awards and honors, he was the first winner of the American Library Association's Robert F. Sibert medal for best informational book for readers through age 14 and the editor of the tenth medal winner. Dr. Aronson teaches in the graduate library school at Rutgers where he trains school and public librarians, and frequently speaks at state, national, and international conferences on materials for children and teenagers. He and his wife, the novelist Marina Budhos, will publish their second co-authored book, The Eyes of the World: The Story of Robert Capa and Gerda Taro, in 2016.
Briony Everroad is a freelance editor based in San Francisco. Over ten years at Random House UK, she published such diverse works as Jo Nesbø's Harry Hole series and George Orwell's A Life in Letters. She also edited and contributed to the View from This Bridge blog. Briony has always been passionate about international writing, and in 2010 founded the Harvill Secker Young Translators' Prize to celebrate the achievements of new and emerging translators. She has been a guest speaker at many translated literature events and has attended literature symposiums across the globe. Her love of stories from around the world began with the novels of Astrid Lindgren and deepened as she discovered the many thought-provoking novels written for young adults. Briony was a consultant for the forthcoming Oxford Companion to Children's Literature by Daniel Hahn.
Roxanne Hsu Feldman grew up in Taiwan and taught English in Middle School before coming to the United States to study children's literature. She received a Master's in Children's Literature from the Center for the Study of Children's Literature at Simmons College in 1991 and has since worked exclusively in the field of children's and young adult literature. She worked as a Rights Assistant for Macmillan Children's Books, sold children's books at the legendary Eeyore's Books for Children, served as Children's Librarian at The New York Public Library and has been the Middle School Librarian at New York City's Dalton School for the last 18 years. Roxanne has served on the Newbery Committee twice and is currently a member of the Best Fiction for Young Adults Committee
Arthur A. Levine is Vice President and Publisher of Arthur A. Levine Books, an imprint of Scholastic Inc. Throughout his career, Levine has edited and championed great novelists from around the English-speaking world, including Philip Pullman, J.K. Rowling, Kevin Crossley-Holland, Jaclyn Moriarty, Markus Zusak, Roddy Doyle, Martine Murray, Leah Bobet, Martin Mordecai, and Sally Nicholls, along with the marvelous picture books of Shaun Tan and the acclaimed duo of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. He is also a leading publisher of books-in-translation, introducing American children to such great writers as Daniella Carmi (Israel), Josef Holub and Wolfgang Herrndorf (Germany), Luis Sepulveda (Chile), Laura Gallego Garcia (Spain), Silvana Gandolfi (Italy), Nahoko Uehashi and Komako Sakai (Japan), Sylvie Weil (France), Guus Kuijer, Karlijn Stoffels, and Marcel Prins (the Netherlands), and Anne Provoost (Belgium). We are especially proud to be bringing out the first contemporary YA translated from the Russian, Playing the Part by Daria Wilke, coming in March of 2015.
Padma Venkatraman (www.padmasbooks.blogspot.com) was born in Chennai, India, and became an American citizen after attaining a PhD in oceanography from The College of William and Mary. She is also the author of Island's End, which was an ALA Best Book of the Year, an ALA/Amelia Bloomer List selection, a CCBC Best Book, a Booklist Editor's Choice, and a Kirkus Best Book of the Year. Her Climbing the Stairs won the Julia Ward Howe award and was a Book Sense Notable, Booklist Best Book of the Year, Bank Street College of Education Best Book, New York Public Library Book for the Teen Age, YALSA BBYA selection, Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People, and CCBC Choice. Her latest novel, A Time to Dance, was released in May 2014 to starred reviews in Kirkus, Booklist, VOYA, SLJ, and BCCB, and is a Booklist Top 10 art book for youth
Co-presented by Words without Borders and the New York Public Library
Words without Borders: New Writing from Guatemala, October 14October 14, 2014 7:00 pm
When: Tuesday, October 14, 7:00
In celebration of its October 2014 issue of new writing from Guatemala, Words without Borders and Community Bookstore will host a bilingual reading and discussion with Eduardo Halfon, Rodrigo Fuentes, and Idra Novey. We hope you'll come out to help us celebrate Guatemalan literature.
Eduardo Halfon was born in Guatemala City, moved to the United States at the age of ten, went to school in South Florida, studied Industrial Engineering at North Carolina State University, and then returned to Guatemala to teach literature for eight years at Universidad Francisco Marroquín. Named one of the best young Latin American writers by the Hay Festival of Bogotá, he is also the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and the prestigious José María de Pereda Prize for the Short Novel. He has published eleven books of fiction in Spanish. The Polish Boxer (Bellevue Literary Press), his first book to appear in English, was a New York Times Editors' Choice selection and finalist for the International Latino Book Award. Halfon currently lives in Nebraska and frequently travels to Guatemala. His latest English translation, Monastery (Bellevue Literary Press) is forthcoming in October 2014.
Rodrigo Fuentes (Guatemala) has received the short story awards II Premio Centroamericano de Carátula de Cuento Breve (2014) and Premio de Cuento de Juegos Florales de Quetzaltenango (2008). His stories have appeared in the anthologies Asamblea Portátil: Muestrario de narradores iberoamericanos (Casatomada, 2009), Sólo Cuento III (UNAM, 2011), Ni hermosa ni maldita (Alfaguara, 2012), and Voces-30: Nueva Narrativa Latinoamericana (Patagonia Ebooks, 2014). He is co-founder and editor of the contemporary art and fiction magazine Suelta and of the digital publisher Traviesa.
Idra Novey is the author most recently of Clarice: The Visitor, a collection of poems and images in collaboration with Erica Baum. Her debut novel Ways to Disappear is forthcoming from Little, Brown in 2016. Earlier poetry collections include Exit, Civilian, selected for the 2011 National Poetry Series, and The Next Country, a finalist for the 2008 Foreword Book of the Year Award in poetry. Her most recent translation is Brazilian writer Clarice Lispector's novel The Passion According to G.H. She teaches in the Creative Writing Program at Princeton University.
Words without Borders: Writing Exile, September 16September 16, 2014 7:00 pm
Israel Centeno (Caracas, 1958) has published thirteen books, mostly novels, but also short fiction and poetry. His books include the novels Calletania (Monte Ávila, 1992; Periférica, 2010), Exilio en Bowery (Troya, 1998; Nuevo Espacio, New Jersey, 2000), El Complot (Alfadil, 2002), and Bajo las hojas (Alfaguara, 2010). He has published two books of short stories: El rabo del diablo y otros cuentos (Eclepsidra, 1993) and Criaturas de la noche (Alfaguara, 2000, 2011). He currently lives, with his wife and two daughters, in Pittsburgh, where until 2013 he has been Exiled Writer in Residence in City of Asylum. Sampsonia Way has published his novel The Conspiracy in an English translation by Guillermo Parra.
Nathalie Handal is the author of numerous books, most recently Poet in Andalucía; Love and Strange Horses, winner of the 2011 Gold Medal Independent Publisher Book Award; and the W.W. Norton landmark anthology Language for a New Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Asia & Beyond. Her plays have been produced at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Bush Theatre and Westminster Abbey, London. Her poetry, stories and literary travel articles have appeared in Vanity Fair, Guernica, the Guardian, the Nation, and other publications. Handal is a Lannan Foundation Fellow, winner of the Alejo Zuloaga Order in Literature 2011, and Honored Finalist for the Gift of Freedom Award, among other honors.
Kayhan Irani was born in Bombay, India and was raised on the mean streets of Queens, NYC. She is an Emmy award winner, a Fulbright Fellow and a Theater of the Oppressed trainer. Kayhan loves playing theater games.
Orlando Luis Pardo Lazo was born in Havana in 1971 and came to the US in March 2013. In Cuba he published the narratives Collage karaoke (2001), Empezar de cero (2001), Ipatrias (2005) and Mi nombre es William Saroyan (2006). His novel, Boring Home, was censored by the Letras Cubanas publishing house in 2009 and then published by Garamond (Paris, 2009) and El Nacional (Caracas, 2013). In Cuba he was an independent journalist and photographer. He is the webmaster of the blogs Lunes de Postrevolución and Boring Home Utopics and the founding editor of the magazine Voces. He contributes columns to Diario de Cuba (Madrid, Spain), Sampsonia Way (Pittsburgh, Penn.), and El Nacional (Caracas). In 2014 OR Books published his anthology of new Cuban narrative writing, Cuba in Splinters. He is a visiting fellow at Brown University for the current academic year. Restless Books will publish his book of photographs and essays, Abandoned Havana, this October.
Talking About Taboos: Dutch and Flemish Writers at BookCourtMay 01, 2014 7:00 pm
163 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY
This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited--please RSVP.
Join us for a lively panel discussion and reading in celebration of the May 2014 issue of Words without Borders featuring new Dutch and Flemish writing on taboos. Joseph O'Neill will moderate a conversation with Victor Schiferli, Sanneke van Hassel, and Annelies Verbeke.
The Netherlands has an international reputation as a freewheeling country, a permissive society in which activities considered marginal or criminal elsewhere are allowed, if not encouraged. Even in this relaxed context, however, some taboos remain. The May 2014 of Words without Borders will be dedicated to "Taboos: New Dutch and Flemish Writing." The Dutch and Flemish writers presented here explore transgression—from drug and sexual addiction to parental resentment and unfiltered speech—to provide fascinating insights into contemporary Dutch and Flemish culture.
This event is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA program by the Consulate General of the Netherlands in New York, and is presented in partnership with Flanders House, the Dutch Foundation for Literature, the Flemish Literature Fund, and BookCourt.
About the panelists:
Joseph O'Neill grew up in The Hague. He is the author of four books, most recently Netherland. A new novel, The Dog, appears in September.
Sanneke van Hassel (b. 1971, the Netherlands) studied theater arts and cultural history. Her debut collection of short stories IJsregen (Ice Rain), published in 2005, was nominated for several literary awards. She is the author of Sarajevo: Pieces of Sarajevo (2006); Witte veder (White Feather, 2007), for which she received the BNG Literary Award; Nest (2010), her first novel; and Ezels (Donkeys, 2012). In 2012, together with Flemish writer Annelies Verbeke, she published an anthology of short stories from around the world, Naar de stad (To the City, 2012).
Victor Schiferli (b. 1967, the Netherlands) is a writer and poet and an advisor at the Dutch Foundation for Literature (www.letterenfonds.nl), supporting the translation of books from the Netherlands. Between 2001 and 2007 he was commissioning editor at De Bezige Bij, one of the country's leading publishing houses. He made his debut with the poetry collection Aan een open raam (At An Open Window, 2000, nominated for the C. Buddingh debut of the year award), followed by Verdwenen obers (Disappeared Waiters, 2005) and Toespraak in een struik (A Speech In the Bushes, 2008, nominated for the Hugues C. Pernath Prize). His first novel, Dromen van Schalkwilk (Dreams of Schalkwijk), was published in 2012. He has edited several anthologies and has also worked as a journalist, critic, and photographer.
Annelies Verbeke's debut novel Sleep! was published by De Geus (the Netherlands, 2003). She is also the author of the novels Giant and Saving Fish, two collections of short stories (Greener Grass and Assumptions—the latter a "novel in stories"), a collection of journalistic stories (Awake, together with photographer Charlie De Keersmaecker) and, most recently, the graphic novella Tirol Inferno with illustrator Klaas Verplancke. Her work has been translated into 22 languages and has won numerous prizes. She has written scripts for the theater and for television, and regularly writes for newspapers. She is a great lover of short stories, and has written on the subject in various publications, contributed to short story festivals around Europe, and produced Naar de Stad (To the City), an anthology of short stories from around the world, along with author Sanneke Van Hassel. Verbeke is a board member of PEN Belgium (Dutch-speaking). She lives in Ghent, Belgium. www.anneliesverbeke.be
Applied Words: Voices of ProtestApril 25, 2014 7:00 pm
Facets Multi-media
1517 W. Fullerton Ave, Chicago
Voices of Protest draws attention to the plight of exiled authors and celebrates a global literature. The Guild Literary Complex will host Manal Al-Sheikh (Iraq) and Mazen Maarouf (Palestine), two poets currently living in exile in Scandinavia because their work as writers and journalists has endangered their existence in their countries.
As part of this program, two short films will be screened which are included in Poets of Protest, an Al Jazeera produced documentary series by British filmmaker Roxana Vilk. The series focuses on six Middle Eastern authors and the relationship of their work to initiatives for democracy and social justice across the Middle East. Screenings will be followed by readings from Al-Sheikh and Maarouf.
Support for Voices of Protest is provided by the MacArthur Foundation International Connections Fund. It is co-sponsored by Facets Multi-Media, Al Jazeera America, Words Without Borders, and HotHouse.
NYC Event: An Evening with Leonardo Padura, February 26February 26, 2014 3:11 pm
Where: 61 Local, 61 Bergen Street, Brooklyn
When: February 26, 7 PM
In The Man Who Loved Dogs, Leonardo Padura explores one of the most compelling and complex political plots of the last century—the assassination of Leon Trotsky by Ramón Mercader in Mexico City. Kirkus calls the novel a "complex, ever-deepening tale of politics and intrigue . . . worthy of Alan Furst or Roberto Bolaño."
Join Leonardo Padura, translator Anna Kushner, and Words without Borders reviews editor Jonathan Blitzer for a reading from The Man Who Loved Dogs and a discussion of the author's work.
Praise for The Man Who Loved Dogs
" . . . leav[es] the reader with the exhilarating feeling of having just experienced three entire lives." Publishers Weekly
"Leonardo Padura [is] without a doubt the best Cuban writer of our time…" Thierry Clermont, Le Figaro
"It is a measure of Padura's humanity and skill as a novelist that the reader can at least empathise with all three characters despite their cruel actions and manifest flaws.—John Thornbill, the Financial Times
About the panelists:
Leonardo Padura was born in Havana, Cuba in 1955. A novelist, journalist, and critic, he is the author of several novels, two volumes of short stories, and several nonfiction collections. His novels featuring the detective Mario Conde have been translated into many languages and have won literary prizes around the world. The Man Who Loved Dogs was a finalist for the Book of the Year Award in Spain. Padura lives in Havana.
Anna Kushner translates from Spanish, French, and Portuguese. She is the translator of the books The Halfway House by Guillermo Rosales (New Directions), The Autobiography of Fidel Castro by Norberto Fuentes (W.W. Norton), Jerusalem by Gonçalo Tavares (Dalkey Archive), Leapfrog by Guillermo Rosales (New Directions), and The Man Who Loved Dogs by Leonardo Padura (Farrar, Straus and Giroux). Her writing has appeared in Dzanc Books Best of the Web 2008, the Bucks County Writer, Crab Orchard Review, Ep;phany, and Wild River Review.
Jonathan Blitzer is the book reviews editor at Words without Borders. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Nation, among other places. He is on the editorial staff of the New Yorker.
Spain's Great UntranslatedMarch 22, 2013 7:00 pm
McNally Jackson
52 Prince Street, New York, NY 10012
Words without Borders and SPAIN arts & culture a present an anthology of some of Spain's most prized and untranslated literary works.
McNally Jackson Books hosts a discussion with Spanish authors Tono Masoliver Ródenas and Berta Vías Mahou, translators Gregory Rabassa (translator of Benet and Gabriel Garcia Marquez's 100 Years of Solitude) and Anne McLean, Words Without Borders Executive Director Joshua Mandelbaum, and co-editor of Spain's Great Untranslated Aurelio Major. They will discuss the anthology, contemporary Spanish literature, and the importance of modern literary translation.
Spain's Great Untranslated (Words Without Borders March 2013 issue and accompanying anthology) features works by Spanish authors Juan Eduardo Zúñiga, Cristina Fernández Cubas, Miquel de Palol, Pedro Zarraluki, Fernando Aramburu, Ignacio Martínez de Pisón, Berta Vías Mahou, Antonio Gamoneda, Tono Masoliver, Pere Gimferrer, Olvido García Valdés, and César Antonio Molina.
The 2012 Words without Borders BenefitOctober 30, 2012 6:00 pm
UPDATE: The Words without Borders 2012 Benefit Dinner has been canceled due to severe weather. We thank you all for your support and understanding.
We invite you to join Words without Borders on October 30, 2012, in celebration of literature's power to connect individuals across linguistic, cultural, and national boundaries. This year's event will include a tribute to James H. Ottaway, Jr., our founding chair, for his leadership during the formative years of Words without Borders. Leon Botstein, noted conductor and President of Bard College, will introduce Mr. Ottaway. We will also celebrate the literature and culture of China, with a short reading of contemporary Chinese writing by Wenguang Huang, author of the memoir The Little Red Guard (Riverhead 2012), of contemporary Chinese writing.
Chair: Teresa Melhado
Host Committee: Dominick Anfuso, Maria B. Campbell, Kim Elliman, Jonathan Galassi, Alane Salierno Mason, James H. Ottaway, Jr., Michael Pietsch, Jonathan Schorr, Samantha Schnee, and Margo Viscus
Table Hosts: André Aciman, Lila Azam Zanganeh, Carmen Boullosa, Peter Cameron, Jonathan Franzen, Francisco Goldman, Edith Grossman, Wenguang Huang, Katie Kitamura and Hari Kunzru, George Packer and Laura Secor, Roxana Saberi, Hannah Tinti, and Eliot Weinberger
Eduardo Halfon at BookCourtOctober 15, 2012 7:00 pm
163 Court St., Brooklyn, NY
The Polish Boxer, Presented by Words Without Borders & Bellevue Literary Press
Reading, Audience Q&A, and Book Signing
About The Polish Boxer:
The Polish Boxer covers a vast landscape of human experience while enfolding a search for origins: a grandson tries to make sense of his Polish grandfather's past and the story behind his numbered tattoo; a Serbian classical pianist longs for his forbidden heritage; a Mayan poet is torn between his studies and filial obligations; a striking young Israeli woman seeks answers in Central America; a university professor yearns for knowledge that he can't find in books and discovers something unexpected at a Mark Twain conference. Drawn to what lies beyond the range of reason, they all reach for the beautiful and fleeting, whether through humor, music, poetry, or unspoken words. Across his encounters with each of them, the narrator—a Guatemalan literature professor and writer named Eduardo Halfon—pursues his most enigmatic subject: himself.
Mapping the geography of identity in a world scarred by a legacy of violence and exile, The Polish Boxer marks the debut of a major new Latin American voice in English.
"Eduardo Halfon's prose is delicate, precise, and as ineffable as precocious art—a lighthouse that illuminates everything." —FRANCISCO GOLDMAN, author of Say Her Name
"Eduardo Halfon is a brilliant storyteller, whose gifts are displayed on every page of this beautiful, daring, and deeply humane book." —DANIEL ALARCÓN, author of War by Candlelight and Lost City Radio
"Eduardo Halfon belongs to a new generation of Latin American writers who, from the beginning, demonstrate an impeccable mastery of their craft, without any hesitation in the use of language." —SERGIO RAMÍREZ, former Vice President of Nicaragua and author of Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea
Lit Crawl NYC: Down and Dirty Around the World 3September 15, 2012 8:15 pm
Lolita Bar
266 Broome Street, New York, NY
Part of Lit Crawl NYC: litcrawl.org/nyc
Down and Dirty Round the World returns to Lit Crawl NYC with translators Allison Markin Powell and Alex Zucker, and acclaimed Mexican author Carmen Boullosa, presenting their favorite hard-boiled, pulpy, and erotic pieces of literature in translation. It will be an evening of voyeuristic authors, Czech brothels, and cult-fighting samurai.
Carmen Boullosa is one of Mexico's leading novelists, poets, and playwrights. Her works in English translation include They´re Cows, We're Pigs; Leaving Tabasco; Cleopatra Dismounts; and Jump of the Manta Ray.
Allison Markin Powell is a literary translator and editor in New York City. She has worked in the publishing industry for more than a dozen years, and has translated works by Osamu Dazai, Hiromi Kawakami, and Motoyuki Shibata, among others.
Alex Zucker is currently translating the 1931 Czech classic Markéta Lazarová, by Vladislav Vančura, with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. He lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Gazan Writers Salon 1: Fractured Web: Gazan Writing OnlineApril 24, 2012 7:00 pm
Center for Palestinian Studies, Columbia University
Knox Hall Room 509, Columbia University, 606 West 122 Street, New York, NY 10027
ArteEast presents Fractured Web: Gazan Writing Online, a public program at Columbia University's Center for Palestine Studies, in which Palestinian writers will discuss the increasing presence of literature online, and will explore the way contemporary writing has been shaped by the Internet. Each writer works in multiple platforms so that their literary voices encompass poetry, prose, and journalism. In this discussion moderated by Khalid Hadeed (Cornell University) and featuring academic discussant Helga Tawil Soori (NYU); Somaya al Sousi and Fatena al Ghorra contextualize their work within the broader landscape of Palestinian literature online, while Adania Shibli (co-editor Narrating Gaza) discusses the way in which such platforms foster literary community and discourse.
Fractured Web: Gazan Writing Online is presented in collaboration with the Center for Palestine Studies at Columbia University
Gazan Writers Salon 2: From Memoir to Reportage and Back AgainApril 04, 2012 11:38 am
Nuyorican Poets Cafe
236 E. 3rd St., New York, NY 10009
ArteEast will present From Memoir to Reportage and Back Again: Gazan Writers Salon, to present contemporary writing from Gaza to New York's literary audiences. Through readings of both poetry and prose, the writers will offer a rare glimpse into the diverse emerging and established voices that make up the dynamic literary scene in this city.
Like Darwish's seminal poem Silence for Gaza, we see Palestinian writers of subsequent generations grapple with the personal and communal experiences of Gaza's history of occupation, blockade and war.
From Memoir to Reportage and Back Again: Gazan Writers Salon is presented in collaboration with the Nuyorican Poets Café
Fatenah al Ghorrah, author of five books of poetry, The Sea is Still Behind Us (Gaza, 2002) and A Very Disturbing Woman Woman (Egypt, 2003); Adania Shibli, co-editor of the online forum "Narrating Gaza," who will reflect on multi-genre writings from the forum that explore the repercussions of the Gaza War; Soumaya Al Sousi, poet has produced four poetry collections of her poetry, including The First Sip of the Sea's Chest (1998), Doors (2003), Lonely Alone (2005), and Idea, Void, White in a joint collection with the poet Hala El Sharouf (published by Dar Al-Adab, Beirut, 2005).
Eduardo Halfon at Modern Times Bookstore in San FranciscoMarch 20, 2012 7:00 pm
Moden Times Bookstore
Guggenheim Fellow, Guatemalan author, and Nebraskan, Eduardo Halfon will be reading from his forthcoming novel The Polish Boxer (Bellevue Literary Press) at Modern Times Bookstore in San Francisco. You can read Eduardo's short stories "The Polish Boxer" and "Never an End to Hemingway" at Words without Borders: http://wordswithoutborders.org/contributor/eduardo-halfon. You can also find a bit more here: http://www.believermag.com/issues/201002/?read=roundtable and here: http://www.granta.com/New-Writing/Snapshot-Guatemala
This is our first event in San Francisco and we hope to see you there.
More on Eduardo:
Eduardo Halfon was born in Guatemala City. He moved to the United States with his family at the age of ten, went to school in South Florida, studied Industrial Engineering at North Carolina State University, and then returned to Guatemala to teach Literature during eight years at Universidad Francisco Marroquín. Named one of best young Latin American writers by the Hay Festival of Bogotá, he is also the recipient of the prestigious José María de Pereda Prize for the Short Novel. Although bilingual, Halfon chooses to write in Spanish and has published nine books of fiction. In 2011 he received a Guggenheim Fellowship to work on continuing the story of The Polish Boxer, which is inspired by his own family history and which will be the first of his novels to be published in English, in 2012, by Bellevue Literary Press. Halfon now lives in Nebraska and travels frequently to Guatemala.
This event is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. An ASL interpreter will be made available upon request.
An Evening with Bei DaoMarch 01, 2012 6:30 pm
DePaul University Loop Campus Bookstore
Words without Borders is pleased to present a reading by acclaimed Chinese poet Bei Dao, whose work has been translated into more than 30 languages, including 6 volumes in English. Bei Dao will be reading with his translator Eliot Weinberger.
Born in Beijing in 1949, Bei Dao is one of the most gifted writers in modern China. He became, in the 1970s, the poetic voice of his generation and has gained international acclaim over the last decades for his haunting interior poetic landscapes; his poetry is translated and published in some twenty-five languages around the world. In 1978, he co-founded the first unofficial literary journal since 1949, called Today (Jintian), which became a prominent forum for "Misty Poets," a group derided by the Communist literary establishment for their "obscure" language and departure from socialist realism. Since 1987, Bei Dao has lived and taught in England, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland, France, and the United States. His work has been translated into thirty languages, including six poetry volumes in English: The Rose of Time (2009), Unlock (2000), Landscape Over Zero (1996), Forms of Distance (1994), Old Snow (1992), The August Sleepwalker (1990), the collection of stories Waves (1990), the collections of essays Midnight's Gate (2005), and Blue House (2000). He has won numerous awards, including the Jeanette Schocken Literary Prize from Bremerhaven, Germany (2005), the International Poetry Argana Award from the House of Poetry in Morocco (2002), and the Tucholsky Prize from Swedish PEN (1990). He is an honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. He lives and teaches in Hong Kong.
Elliot Weinberger is an essayist, political commentator, translator, and editor. His books of avant-gardist literary essays include Karmic Traces, An Elemental Thing (named by the Village Voice as one of the "20 Best Books of the Year") and, most recently, Oranges & Peanuts for Sale. His political articles are collected in What I Heard About Iraq – called by the Guardian the one antiwar "classic" of the Iraq war– and What Happened Here: Bush Chronicles. The author of a study of Chinese poetry translation, 19 Ways of Looking at Wang Wei, he is the translator of the poetry of Bei Dao, and the editor of The New Directions Anthology of Classical Chinese Poetry and a forthcoming series from Chinese University Press of Hong Kong. His other anthologies include World Beat: International Poetry Now from New Directions and American Poetry Since 1950: Innovators & Outsiders. Among his translations of Latin American poetry and prose are the Collected Poems 1957-1987 of Octavio Paz, Vicente Huidbro's Altazor, and Jorge Luis Borges' Selected Non-Fictions, which received the National Book Critics Circle award for criticism. He was born in New York City, where he still lives. Often presented as a "post-national" writer, his work has been translated into thirty languages, and appears frequently in the New York Review of Books, the London Review of Books, and periodicals and newspapers abroad.
This event was made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. An ASL interpreter will be made available upon request.
Poesia: Poe-SEE-ah- An Afternoon of Poetry and Visuals in Spanish and EnglishFebruary 11, 2012 3:00 pm
Queens Museum of Art
Queens Museum of Art
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
7 train or LIRR to Mets/Willets Point
Admission, RSVP required
Queens in Love with Literature (QUILL) presents a creative translation event featuring an afternoon of poetry and visuals presented by authors working in Spanish and English at the Queens Museum of Art in Corona Park on Saturday, February 11from 4-6pm. Featured author/translators Guillermo Filice Castro, Urayoan Noel and Elizabeth Torres will present works and images in a multidisciplinary reading focusing on the translation of the visual world to the written word.
A suggested donation of includes light refreshments provided in part by Lagunitas Brewing Co. Join us for the performance and stay for the beer, plus an informal tour of the Queens International Exhibit!
Queens in Love with Literature (QUILL) is a forum for Queens writers who are committed to developing and defining the creative field of translation, and offers audiences in Queens the opportunity not only to hear from authors working in their own neighborhood, but also perhaps in their own language. This year QUILL seeks to expand the concept of translation through a series of creative translation events, featuring artists from other disciplines in collaborative interpretations of literary works. QUILL is funded in part by the New York State Council on the Arts and National Endowment for the Arts.
Queens Council on the Arts is the borough-wide arts council of Queens. The mission of the Queens Council on Arts is to foster, and develop the arts in Queens county and to support arts organizations and individual artists in presenting their cultural diversity for the benefit of the community.
Guiellermo Filice Castro's work has appeared in journals such as Assaracus, Barrow Street, The Bellevue Literary Review, The Brooklyn Rail, Court Green, Ducts.org, Fogged Clarity, Hinchas de Poesia, LaFovea.org, La Petite Zine, Quarterly West, among others, as well as the anthologies Divining Divas, My Diva, This Full Green Hour, Saints of Hysteria, This New Breed, and more. His translations of Olga Orozco, in collaboration with Ron Drummond, are featured in Guernica, Terra Incognita, U.S. Latino Review, and Visions. He's the author of two chapbooks, "Cry Me a Lorca" (Seven Kitchens Press, 2010) and "Toy Storm" (Big Fat Press, 1997). Born and raised in Argentina, Castro is now a U.S. citizen.
Urayoán Noel is a poet and critic from San Juan, Puerto Rico who teaches literature and creative writing at SUNY Albany. He is the author of four bilingual or translingual books of poetry, the most recent of which is Hi-Density Politics (BlazeVOX Books, 2010). A contributing editor of Mandorla, his work has appeared in a variety of national and international journals, and in anthologies of Puerto Rican, Latin American, Hispanic Caribbean, and U.S. Latino/a poetry. He is currently a Bronx Council on the Arts BRIO fellow in poetry and a Ford Foundation postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College, where he is completing a book on Nuyorican poetry. Noel's collaborations include a variety of text-sound works with musician and composer Monxo López (with whom he also performs), and, with artist Martha Clippinger, the multimedia project The Edgemere Letters.
Elizabeth Torres, born in Bogota, Columbia, is a poet and multi-media artist. Currently Kean University's Poet in Residence, where she studied Media & Film and Fine Arts, she is the author of 16 published works in English and Spanish, and director of Red Door Magazine since 2009. A member of the Neverstop project and "Eyelids Burn", an experimental band, as well as the Poetas en NY collective, Elizabeth has given more than 1,000 interviews around the world and toured throughout Mexico, the US and China. Elizabeth was selected by CNN's Young People Who Rock in 2007 and by American Eagle Outfitter's "Live your Life" campaign as a role model.


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I HATE airhose. Its got to be the most uncooperative material anywhere with garden hose a close second...
Is there any hose out there that: doesnt kink, coil up(in the wrong direction of course), or that will lay out nicely and can be coiled up easily.
I just bought a 75 ft. hose and its got to be the most dificult piece of equiment in the shop. Ive given up trying to unfurl it nicely and have just left it to lay in a heap on the floor... I dont have spools to mount it on (yet) so this is another issue. Any of you guys (and gals) built spools to store your air hose? got any pics of the same? Thanks . any * E L P is appreciated.
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I love that 1/4" polyethylene "contractors" hose. Flexible even in cold weather. Plenty of air flow for all but the biggest air tools. I use it nearly all the time.
When I need it, I have a couple hundred feet of the unmanagable stuff you refer to, but I tend to leave it hanging on its hook unless I need air a long way from the compressor.
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04-25-2008, 09:58 AM #3Senior Member
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HD had a decent retractable reel for $50 close out, I am sure they are replacing it with something inferior. It was a 50' reel. I have gown weary of my manual reel, though it will hold 125'. I would like to put two retractable reels on the ceiling in the shop.
There is a world of difference between air hose and air hose on a reel. Night and day.
The only hose that's not bad to work with is that flexible stuff mentioned above. Ridgid sells a 50'er at home depot.
EDIT: Even manual reels are better than no reels. Although I have never used one longer than 50'.Miller Maxstar 200 DX
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Hose reel. I have 2 of them in my small shop. One overhead next to the lift and one big one next to the door so I can use it in the shop or in the paved area in front of the shop.
If you don't have one yet do not coil the hose in circles. Each coil adds a twist that has to be taken back out or it will try and kink the hose. Rather than coiling in circles lay it on a figure 8. Each loop of a figure eight counteracts the twist of the last one. Always coil the hose by pulling it back to the storage point and not winding it up as you walk back and then drop it. Stand next to the storage point as you pulll and coil it and keep the end from getting under any coils when you are done. This radial twists out and keeps the end from getting under a loop making a knot the next time you pull it out. you can lay a figure 8 and then pick it up and hang it on a hanger and it will still unfurl neatly. for many years I kept an hose on a 2X4 nailed to a stud.Weekend wannab racer with some welders.
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never really had a problem, i use only rubber air hose, the PVC stuff sucks. I have a harbor freight hand crank real that costs 20 bucks, it doesn't leak and has 50' on it. I also nevr go longer than 50 on any single hose, they are easier to manage that way. I agree with pulling the hose toward you while rolling it up instead of walking along it. If you pull it it gets a chance to untwist.Dynasty 200 DX
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The 1/4" poly hose is great. A lot of the guys refer to it as snakeskin because of the cross hatch fiber strands that you can see in the translucent material.
I agree 100% about the figure 8 wrap. Its how we coil all our underwater umbilical lines so that they feed freely and don't twist or kink. Kinks are bad for the diver. they are a bit unwieldy to move around though. Seems to work best on a fixed position like a hanger.
I have also used a basic 5 gal bucket. Drill a hole big enough to push the end thru neer the bottom leave about 3' sticking out or enough to hook up to the wall connection. Then coil the hose in the bucket. You can then just pull out what you need. It does tend to twist a bit though. If you put a weight in the bottom you can pull out more from across the shop with out tipping the bucket over. The added weight is a pain if you need to carry it arround though. I use this with extension cords also.
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I have two of the $10 HF manual reels. They state 100', but I have 125' on each one. Other than that, I've used those nice poly ones before and would definitely be the way to go next time.
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Speaking of Harbour Freight, they sell Genuine 50 Ft. Goodyear Rubber Air Hose. Every now and then they go on special. Best air hose I have ever used. Also, its the only good rubber product Goodyear makes, I don't like nor will own anymore of their tires. Never wore one out, they blew out first.
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Be more at one with nature, and the hose.
Rather than fight it, or look for hose reels,
You might just need to find a monk you can learn from.
I'm not real sure where to get it,
but you might need to find some of that 'Zen' stuff
we heard about as kids.........
."Gone are the days of wooden ships, and Iron men.
I doubt we'll see either of their likes again".
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