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ART/ARCHITECTURE; An Expressionist Before There Was Expressionism
By ALAN RIDING
Published: January 9, 2000
BRUSSELS— BY the time James Ensor celebrated his 30th birthday, in 1890, he was already an exceptional painter. Equally comfortable with portraits, still lifes, domestic interiors and seascapes, he had learned what he wanted from his French Impressionist contemporaries and was now going his own way. Yet, when he died in 1949, aged 89, he was a relatively marginal figure, regarded as something of an eccentric by his fellow Belgians and known abroad principally for the sinister masked figures and skeletons that peopled many of his paintings, drawings and etchings.
Ensor himself often expressed bitterness at his lack of wider recognition, but in a sense it was of his own making. Born in Ostend to a Belgian mother and a British father, he attended the Academie Royale des Beaux Arts in Brussels between 1877 and 1880, then promptly returned to his windswept hometown beside the North Sea. Except for occasional outings to Brussels, two visits to Paris and one to London, he spent the rest of his life there. So, at the height of his powers, he was cut off from Europe's late-19th-century art storm. And after that he lost much of his originality.
His personality did not help. He announced early on that he was ''a revolutionary,'' which was fine when it came to rebelling against the academic teaching of his art college in Brussels. But he soon dismissed the Impressionists and even fell out with the Groupe des XX, an avant-garde collective, of which he was a co-founder. By all accounts haughty, paranoid, self-obsessed (including a peculiar identification with Christ) and very much a loner (he never married), he took on religion, politicians, judges, other artists and, above all, the very petit bourgeoisie to which he belonged. So Ensor was not exactly bent on making friends.
But talented he was, above all in his early years, as quickly becomes apparent in a major retrospective of his work, organized by the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium and on display at the Museum of Ancient Art in Brussels through Feb. 13. Indeed, the show, the biggest since 1929, comprising 369 works including 190 oils, seems designed to use the 50th anniversary of Ensor's death to give him the status he was denied in his lifetime. Past neglect, though, has created one gaping hole in the show: only 12 years ago, Ensor's most famous painting, ''Christ's Entry Into Brussels in 1889,'' was acquired by the Getty Trust from a private Belgian foundation -- and Belgium's government allowed it to leave. It now hangs in pride of place in the Getty Museum, in Los Angeles, and was considered too fragile to travel here.
Ensor's own experience with the oil was no less discouraging. Measuring 169 1/2 inches wide by 99 1/2 inches high, it was his largest work, and he prepared carefully for it with a series of drawings (some of which are in this show). In the painting, a tiny, almost-hidden figure of Christ, who bears an uncanny resemblance to the painter, is seen entering Brussels through a mob of pre-Lenten carnival revelers, many wearing grotesque masks and costumes. The aggressive color and heavy use of palette knife and both ends of the paint brush suggest why Ensor is considered a precursor of 20th-century Expressionism. Yet the Groupe des XX refused to exhibit the painting in 1889, and it was another 40 years before it was shown in public.
When Ensor painted ''Christ's Entry,'' he had nonetheless traveled far in a short time. As a student in Brussels and then when he set up a studio in the attic of his parents' home in Ostend, he seemed to fear nothing, and tried his hand at all genres of painting. He sought inspiration in Rubens and Rembrandt for his portraiture, with ''Self-Portrait With Flowered Hat,'' painted in 1883 and reworked in 1888, a direct homage to Rubens. ''The Lamplighter'' (1880) and ''The Dark Lady'' (1881) suggest the influence of Manet, while a number of drawings of so-called Ostend ''types'' confirm that he had already mastered draftsmanship.
Around the same time, he did an impressive series of still lifes, echoing the obsession of the 17th-century Netherlandish still life masters with reflection and texture, but working far more freely with his brush. His domestic interiors, notably ''Bourgeois Salon'' (1881), are themselves almost like still lifes, despite the presence of his mother, aunt or sister, his most frequent models. At this stage, as illustrated by his remarkable ''Woman Eating Oysters'' (1882), Impressionism was clearly still a novelty to him, with even his beach scenes and seascapes characterized by muted colors and diffused light.
Masks make their first appearance in 1883, in a painting called ''Scandalized Masks,'' which shows a masked old woman waving a stick at a masked man drinking in a bar. Ensor's use of masks was not of itself surprising. His maternal grandparents and his aunt owned curio shops that sold, as Ensor later wrote, ''seashells, lace, stuffed rare fish, old books, prints, weapons and Chinese porcelain.'' Around carnival time, they also sold the papier-mache masks that remain a feature of Ostend's Mardi Gras. Ensor's interest, however, was in using masks as vehicles for social commentary.


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The bathroom extractor not working
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This was the best experience I have ever had at any dealership that I have dealt with in my years of owning any vehicle. Every time I call or visit Milton Martin, I am met with a knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful staff. After purchasing my new vehicle, I still continue to travel a long distance to get my vehicle serviced. That's how much I trust and like the staff at Milton Martin. You will NOT go wrong by purchasing your next vehicle from Milton Martin!!! Show Full Review
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the staff in the quik lube was VERY knowledgeable and explained everything that was done to my car for my 30,000 service and all with a big smile!
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I've been coming to Milton Martin TOYOTA since 2006; I love the customer service, and the quality of service I can always count on with my car. Brian Carder is a wonderful sales associate, and easy to talk with ; he is definitely not high pressure. I'll continue to do business with Milton Martin, hopefully for years to come. Show Full Review
The service and personnel were outstanding. Keep up the good work. I have been using your service since the Year of 1972 when you were on the downtown square in Gainesville. Show Full Review
I love your service department. Louis has taken good care of my car for years. I know I can trust him when he says something needs done because there have been too many times that I thought work needed done and he said it didn't. Show Full Review
Brandon great to work with. Brought in 2012 CT 200 for 30,000 mile service. My first visit and my new dealer service location. Fast, efficient, courteous, and attentive. Treated as If I was an old client and had bought my car there years ago. Saved me an hours drive and a trip back to Gainesville up 400 at rush hour. Show Full Review
Very pleasant staff and quick service. The new facility is spacious and beautiful with a comfortable customer waiting area and snack bar. Keep up the good work! Show Full Review
Good service that I am confident it will be done right. Ashley was very helpful and courteous. Clean, beautiful new facility with state of the art equipment. Show Full Review
Serviced my Toyota. Excellent customer services and the prices can't be beat! I will be returning for all my service! Thank you Paul and crew!
Louie is very good at guiding me for service necessary on my Toyota and very helpful for any recalls or other work that needs done now or possibly in the future. Show Full Review
Fast efficient service, friendly staff. Got there early for my appointment but they didn't mind a bit. When service completed they explained all servicing completed, I needed tired so this was all done very quickly. Show Full Review
I had an appointment for a 120,000 mile inspection and checkup on my Toyota Tundra. All went great until the service manager, Louis was informed by the mechanic that a seal on my transfer-case was leaking. After inspecting the problem myself with Louis, I made the call to replace it. It's not everyone that would notify the owner of a problem, but I'm glad that Toyota did so. This type of professionalism is something that people should know. They look out for the customer. Show Full Review
Took my 2012 Camry in for normal maintenance and was told there were two things that needed servicing under warranty. The torque converter was shuddering and the passenger side air bag pressure sensor needed to be replaced. Kimberly was very helpful. After the first try to adjust torque converter did not work, Kimberly set up an appointment and provided a rental car for me to use because I work out of town. The work was completed that day and my car drives like new. Show Full Review
We were very pleased with the restoration work on our Camry after wild animals caused damaage to the front end and side of the vehicle.
Scheduling and waiting for the service to get done was a great experience. Paul was very helpful in providing me the details of what was needed and more importantly, extended courtesy by applying a small discount to my bill. The new site was also a plus! Show Full Review
The service experience at Milton Martin is always excellent and this time was no exception. I've been experiencing a recurring problem with my Avalon over a long period of time. Milton Martin has been most understanding and accommodating in trying to resolve the issue. To the extent of getting Toyota representatives involved, which hopefully solved the problem. Louie has gone above and beyond in seeing it through to resolution. Show Full Review
Kimberly in the Service Center did an outstanding job coordinating the repair of two of our vehicles that were in for major servicing. Hats off also to the highly competent Mechanics that accomplished the repairs. Show Full Review
I brought my vehicle in for routine maintenance on a Friday afternoon, I was told my brakes would need changing soon. I asked if we could go ahead and get that done. Even though it was time to close, they said they'd get 2 people on it. It turns out they didn't have all of the parts, so they provided a rental and had it ready the next day. I always get great service Show Full Review
The advisor took care of my issue and called me promptly to advise me of what was going on and offered solutions to my problems and they were corrected within an hour of the call. Great job and I'll be back. Show Full Review
Quick courteous service, even without an appointment. I was in & out in about 1,5 hours. I was disappointed that I could not use the waiting area internet to view my favorite sites. It was restricted because "weapons" was detected. My interest is purely sport shooting & some hunting. It made be feel as if I were doing something illegal or immoral! This was no problem at the old location... why now? Show Full Review
Smooth operation on my first service at the new location of Milton Martin. Customer waiting areas are much improved. I was surprised to no cars in an inside show room. Show Full Review
My experience with Milton Martin has always been great. These are people who knows how to please everyone that comes in the door. I am truly blessed.
Had a right rear view mirror replaced due to an accident. Waited a week for mirror to come in. Both were cracked according to Ronnie so he had to paint one. No problem. Was in and out in fifteen minutes! Ronnie was very responsive as was the receptionist. Excellent service. Show Full Review
My first service trip to Milton Martin Toyota was for front brakes on my 2004 Toyota Sienna which has over 128000 miles. Kent was the assistant service manager that I spoke with. Kent let me know up front that I was looking at replacing brake pads and rotors. There were also two factory recalls that were to be fixed during this visit. I received a call from Kent stating that the brakes had been repaired and a leak from the water pump had been discovered. I was asked if I had had the timing belt replaced at 90K miles. I authorized the replacing of the water pump and the replacing of the timing belt. I also requested that an oil change be done. Kent was very professional and the repairs were done in the time frame that was stated. I would recommend Milton Martin Toyota for future service requirements. Show Full Review
From sales to service the Milton Martin team always delivers !!! Our experience with Milton Matin has always been relaxing & imformative !! Love the beautiful new facility !!! Show Full Review
Easy in, easy out. Oil, filter, and tires rotated in 30 minutes. Love your new digs! The Chick-fil-A is a great addition! Keep up the great work!
They really helped us in time of need. Thank you. May the Lord our God bless you and keep in in the name of Jesus Christ our only savior.
The new site is spectacular! The same great faces and great service. Plus a less congested area. No one ever enjoyed pulling out onto Browns Bridge road, kinda dangerous. Chick fil a on location, brilliant. Show Full Review
This company has very knowledgeable and professional employees. This company has the best customer service, the employees treat you like they would want to be treated. A truly rare find in today's environment. Show Full Review
As usual, the service staff was outstanding. Courteous, informative, friendly. I have owned Toyotas for over 20 years. The service staff at Milton Martin Toyota is the best I have dealt with. Show Full Review
After a disastrous experience at Rick Hendrick Toyota, I was very pleased with my experience at Milton Martin. The service department was prompt, informative and courteous. Extremely impressed with the modern and "customer friendly" facility! Will definitiley continue to use their service and my next purchase will be a Milton Martin Toyota! Show Full Review
I have always used a dealership's service with my cars and trucks and I have had great experiences with Milton Martin's service department. I have confidence in the service I get each time... Show Full Review
Great service, I was in and out in 15 min. Mall of GA Toyota told me it would be 1 3/4 - 2 hours wait .
I haven't always used a dealership's service with my cars, but I have had great experiences with Milton Martin's service department. I have confidence in the service I get for my can here. Show Full Review
I would like to say thanks to all people from Milton martin Toyota ,because always give the best to do ,the satisfactory service ,thanks again
Owned this new vehicle for 18 months, came in for 20,000. mile service, Loved the new facility. Service was excellent, timely and complete. Highly satisfied. All questions answered with knowledge and expertise. Show Full Review
Greatly enjoyed the new waiting room and how quickly everything was taken care of on my car. Makes me want to return again soon! Customer service reps were also very helpful. Show Full Review
I had a wonderful experience having my air bag replaced. The dealership is wonderful !! I have never seen such an amazing place. The best part is the staff!! They go out of their way to make you feel at home. I will always come to Milton Martin Toyota for all of my car maintenance ?? Show Full Review
Kimberly Sutton is a great service adviser, she is friendly, caring and got our car fixed wright. It was really a pleasure to do business with this dealership. Show Full Review
Moved on from a bigger dealership who was less than satisfactory after they received the sale. Communication was excellent and service advisor was knowledgeable and upfront about cost, time frame, etc. Will be back when it is time for a new Toyota. Show Full Review
Always so polite,no wait and explain everything,Never had such a great experience as dealing with Milton Martin Toyota. I will tell every one to visit your Show room Show Full Review
Service person was knowledgeable, friendly, and not at all pushy or impatient. He took time to answer all my questions. The recall took no longer than the estimate I was given when I made the appointment. Show Full Review
We had a problem at first with the service department taking too long on the body damage repair of my mother's car. The management made up for their mistake and was very apologetic. We grateful and appreciative for their quick response and the way they addressed the issue. Thanks Milton Martin Toyota. Show Full Review
Louie Fouts should get a bonus plus a raise. He is by far your greatest employee. It is absolutely a joy dealing with him----very personable and very attentive to your wants and needs and gets the JOB DONE Show Full Review
The service is always excellent and they get your in a timely manner. I have never had to wait too long. Love coming here than going to the mall of ga. Show Full Review
Great customer service from Kent. Had to leave vehicle overnight and he was above and beyond gracious! Would recommend Milton Martin Toyota to anyone buying or servicing a vehicle. Show Full Review
Service was quick and well done. The workers were very friendly and courteous. I will definitely keep using the quick express service with all of my vehicles. Show Full Review
The 25K-mile service came due on my Toyota Corolla while I was out of the country. Milton Martin Toyota had sent me a discount coupon for the service which I missed for being out of town. When I called upon my return, they not only offered to honor the expired coupon but also performed the 25K-mile service for free! A really remarkable and customer centered organization. Professor George Demuyakor Show Full Review
A great oil change experience. Gordon took all my info while I was in line. I left the keys in the car and went to the customer lounge. He came and got me in about 20 minutes. They also fixed a very twisted seat belt. Great speedy service Show Full Review
Quickest oil change ever!! Also, fast check out!! Staff was friendly and courteous!! Enjoyed getting my car serviced at Milton Martin Toyota!! Thank you for a job well done!! Show Full Review
Good work at a good price. Scheduling the service was easy and convenient. All personnel involved did an excellent job. Will utilize this facility for future service or repairs. Show Full Review
As always, my experience with Milton Martin was excellent. I am a Long time customer and have never been disappointed by either sales or service.
Even though there were several cars ahead of me, oil change was quick and fast. Offered information on problem areas to address in the future. No hard sell at all. Show Full Review
Service was remarkably fast and efficient. Staff worked very smoothly as a team, were extremely courteous and quietly businesslike. They exuded experienced competence. My highest praise! Show Full Review
I am always pleased with the exceptional customer service I receive at Milton Martin Toyota. When I need a car or car serviced, they are always my #1 choice. Show Full Review
When I pulled into the dealership to have my FJ serviced I could see that it was a busy day at Milton Martin Toyota. Even though it was busy the person who helped me was very helpful and was just a genuinely nice guy. (I can't remember his name, he was the black gentleman in the quick-lube service area). It might cost a bit more at the dealership versus me doing it myself, but I know that if they do it, it will be done right. No complaints here, Can't wait for the move to Oakwood, that will be a lot closer. Show Full Review
Helped us with great courtesy and it was done willingly!! Certainly appreciate the folks in the service dept. for their EXCEPTIONAL service and willingness to help us at such a late hour on a Friday evening. We are telling everyone we know!! Show Full Review
Car is only 6 months old & took it in for its initial complimentary service. Was in and out with 15-20 minutes as promised. Nice to be in and out for routine work and as promised when the car was sold. Show Full Review
My 2007 Camry Hybrid needed a repair due to a recall. From my first contact with Milton Martin Toyota, by email, until I drove away after the repair was completed, my entire experience was handled smoothly and efficiently. Each employee was friendly and treated me as a valued customer, although this was my first visit to their dealership. Show Full Review
I brought my 4-Runner in for a new belt. After replacing the belt a technician took it out for a test drive. While driving it he noticed and noise in the rear end. It turned out to be a bad wheel bearing and that in turn became very complicated to replace. Paul and the guys in the shop handled it very well keeping me up to date with progress made and kept me in a rental car while mine was being repaired. I am so glad they caught the problem and got it repaired before it caused a much larger problem. Hats off to all the guys that worked on the 4-Runner. Job well done. Show Full Review
90,000 mile check up - a bit early. It was a little bit more expensive than I originally thought. Also, I was told that it would need some work which I thought was pretty expensive - have to wait on that. Show Full Review
90,000 mile check up - a bit early. It was a little bit more expensive than I originally thought. Also, I was told that it would need some work which I thought was pretty expensive - have to wait on that. Show Full Review
Everyone was friendly, nice, and treat me and my baby great. The girl driving the cars around even helped me get my baby's car seat out. Two things that disappointed me was that as I was going home I noticed trash in my car that was not mine. An empty Wendy's cup in a plastic bag. My family do not go to Wendy's. Also the back of the driver seat has grease hand stains. I'm sure it was the mechanics. Even though I went in for a recall, and was no fee, I don't see how they would do that or leave my car dirty. A recall is not the customers fault so there's no reason to treat any different. Other then that everyone was great. Show Full Review
my snack bar was crunchy and fresh, my apple crisp! the oil pit guys did a fine job, and the young lady who wrote my service request was pleasant and nice.. Show Full Review
They completed my service fast and my vehicle wast ready earlier than promised. I'm very pleased with this dealership. I would highly recommend this dealership to anyone. Show Full Review
It is never good when your car is not working, but the Milton Martin Toyota Service Department made the situation a positive, pleasant experience. On the first cold day of the winter, we went out to find that our Prius would not start. New to the area, I wasn't sure where to turn, but finally connected with Kent in the Milton Martin Toyota Service Department. He listened to me with keen interest, and used all the information to come up with the best service plan for our car. He clearly explained options and provided detailed information. The car was ready when he said it would be, the cost of the needed service was very reasonable, and best of all, my 8-year-old Prius is now running as good as new!! Our thanks to Kent and all the service people at Milton Martin Toyota! Show Full Review


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I don't think this has been asked before on this site, but I might be wrong.
Does anyone know the basics of how to get that whole effect with the iPad Photos app? Basically, pinching a stack of photos lets you have a "peek" at the photos in that stack, which expands based on the distance between your 2 fingers in the pinch, then fully completing the outwards pinch gesture opens the photos in the stack in a new view.
See this video to get what I mean. I know of at least one third party app that uses the same method as the iPad Photo app, so I know it's possible to do. I'm guessing I would do something with UIPinchGestureRecognizer but I'm not sure exactly how to proceed.


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HP LaserJet P1102w will not set up wirelessly
I have been using the P1102s through USB, but would like to use it wirelessly. I have installed all the drivers on my system (I am running Windows 7 64 bit), but when I go through the wireless installation process, it says the computer cannot find a valid IP address for the printer. The blue wireless light also flashes and is never solid (indicating the computer cannot find a network, according to the manual). I just installed an HP Deskjet 3050 and it works over the wireless just fine. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated, I am stumped.
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Your issue is not very clearly stated. Is the problem with your PC, the printer or both?
I suggest that you go to this HP document on installing the printer. There are a few different installation methods. Choose the installation method that you want to use and methodically follow it. If it does not work, go back to the first step and try it again. Setting up wireless products of any brand is a tricky procedure that takes practice.
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Re: HP LaserJet P1102w will not set up wirelessly
I have repeatedly followed the steps for installing the printer and get the same error message consistently. The problem is likely with the printer, as I mentioned previously: the step where the printer tries to communicate with the network is where the install always fails, the printer's wireless light always blinks instead of staying solid, meaning that it can't detect the network, and I just installed a different HP printer wirelessly with no trouble.
I'm not sure where I was unclear. It would be helpful if you stated what extra information you needed if that would aid you in providing more specific advice.
Re: HP LaserJet P1102w will not set up wirelessly
I have the same problem the gentleman did and i see no answer. I tried by connecting through the USB port and when it is seeking the printer it never finds it and the software stops and tells me it had a problem and to try again - over and over.
I tried to do it without the USB but the blue light never stays on long enough to get an IP address. I have a Epson wireless ink jet printer sitting next to it and it works fine. I have it turned off now.
I have tried the printer in different locations and the blue light never stays on.
Re: HP LaserJet P1102w will not set up wirelessly
This pathetic loser company and its pathetic products are a total, ridiculous joke. After viewing several of these threads, it only serves to compound the total incompetence and stupidity that infests the organization from top to bottom.
P1102w printer. Works at one building, not another. Endless circular loop to attempt to set up wireless printing in 2nd building, error message every time. Can't connect via instructions to connect via IP address. No software accessible to change settings. No menu on printer. Moved the printer back to building one, even after "resetting" factory config, instantly connects, therefore, it isn't the wireless signal that is bad. I have a brick that cannot be moved to another location once set up initially...
Just spent 1.5 hours yesterday attempting to connect a dell printer (we have 4 identical models) to a crapware filled HP brick turd computer, yet another waste of my time thanks to HP.
This company is a total joke. Avoid their products and overpriced ink/toner like the plague. My nomination for the "which companies won't be here in 5 years" list. Hewlett and Packard are spinning in their graves. What a shameful disgrace.
Re: HP LaserJet P1102w will not set up wirelessly
Should now fully install. Try it you'll like it. I did.
Re: HP LaserJet P1102w will not set up wirelessly
Does anyone have a solution to wireless setup of p1102w. I have repeated several methods numerous times. It never finds the network. USB is fine. Printer always has ip address 0.0.0.0 has not connectedwhen printing config page. Have download Solution s/w try simple/advanded WPS button hardware/software. Nothing. Doesn't ever find the network. Do HP not try these things out?
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This post is completely useless.
You need to first connect your device to the net. Then download the install driver software for the printer. Then install the printer software electing the wireless connection driver once the driver is installed turn on printer and press the wireless button on top of printer until it goes blue
Should now fully install. Try it you'll like it. I did.
How do you connect to the net?


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I've lived with this problem far too long..... when turning on my Panasonic TC-P60ST30 plasma, my receiver, the Pioneer Elite SC-37 turns on with it, but before the tv screen gets running, the receiver shuts off again. Then, I have to turn the receiver on separately and everything works fine. I think a signal from the tv is shutting off my receiver but I don't know how to fix this problem. I would be very grateful if someone could help me. Also, if I have my receiver turned on first, then I try to turn my tv on, the receiver shuts off.
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Turn off HDMI Control in the receiver...see if that helps. HDMI Control (HDMI CEC) ties the 2 together, so that one can be controlled by the other. You are probably getting spurious behavior from this feature. so don't use it. You'll find it in the Pioneer's HDMI setup menu.
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Hewlett-Packard has launched a project dubbed FOSSology to investigate and monitor the use of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) in the enterprise.
The project name, FOSSology, stands for "the study of FOSS", as the authors reveal on the project homepage. Thus far, modules for license analysis, MIME type identification, and for extracting meta data exist, with more functions, such as software analysis agents to follow shortly. FOSSology has its origins in an internal control project which HP launched to help improve its own IT organization. " As part of HP's own internal IT governance process, we needed a tool that would quickly and accurately describe how a given open source project was licensed," say the developers talking about the project's origins. "Rather than simply collecting a project's advertised license (as given at their website or in their documentation), this tool needed to analyze all of the source code for a given project and intelligently report all of the licenses being used, based on the license declarations and tell-tale phrases that identify software licensing." Licensing statements and formulations are referred to for this. Developments soon expanded beyond the original ideas, and FOSSology's authors now regard their project as a comprehensive data mining framework. Data mining applies statistical and mathematical methods to investigate large volumes of data and identify rules and patterns.
HP has released FOSSology under the General Public License GPL v2 and hopes for active community involvement. The project's staff see broad target group: on the one hand, enterprises can use FOSSology to identify the FOSS licenses and programs deployed in their own IT. On the other, HP recommends the software to developers and distributors of free software, who will benefit from the ability to map and describe their own packages and projects with help from FOSSology. The project is looking to avoid legal pitfalls and has published a disclaimer to safeguard itself against claims. The website says: "In general, the analysis results are very good guesses, but should not be considered authoritative.".
The FOSSology website also has a list of projects that offer similar functionality, including the free OpenLogic software tool, and contributions by enterprises such as Palamida or Black Duck Software whose products help corporations ensure that their own developments do not infringe on third-party licenses or copyrights.
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If you do not already have a user group for the administrators who will receive adminpak.msi, create one. For more information, see Group Policy in Related Topics.
Copy adminpak.msi from the Windows Server 2003 family CD to your software distribution share and publish or assign it as you would any other program. For more information about assigning and publishing software, see Group Policy in Related Topics.
You assign an application when you want the targeted user group to have the application assigned to his or her computer for installation. With Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack installed on Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 or Windows XP Professional with QFE Q329357, you click each snap-in on the Administrative Tools menu to install only that snap-in and any related snap-ins.
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LOS ANGELES - Harold Hay wants to help the world save itself, but he's running out of time.
Forty years ago, Hay invented a simple, inexpensive way to heat and cool a home using the sun's rays, but without the panels and wiring that come with conventional solar energy systems.
He has been pushing for its adoption ever since, trying to find footing in each of the solar industry's last three boom-and-bust cycles.
Yet, despite the merits of his pioneering technology, the energy establishment has shown only fleeting interest.
At 98, Hay is making what he knows will be his final push.
The retired chemist promotes his cause by funding research and vents his frustration in letters, e-mails and phone messages to pretty much anyone who will listen, and on his own Web site, www.2and50needles.com.
Hay is sanctimonious, unyielding and scathingly critical of other people's efforts and the solar business as a whole. The U.S. Energy Department he dismisses as being "in the research-forever stage" and the solar trade as "a bunch of money grubbers."
Hay has no interest in softening his message. He doesn't have time for subtlety. Hay quotes from an article he earmarked in Natural History magazine:
"When scientists do science, when they play their game, they debate passionately, and disagree openly, often with brutal honesty toward party lines, sacred cows, or" - he raises his voice for emphasis - "other people's feelings."
He closes the magazine. "Now that defines me as close as you can get." Hay adds, as if reminding himself, "That's why I'm a loner."
That tenacity has sometimes worked against him.
Over time, people lost patience with Hay and then lost interest in his creation, said Ken Haggard, who designs buildings that use solar energy. Hay's combative personality and reluctance to let others join his mission scotched one potential deal and might have turned others off, Haggard said.
"He's a caricature of the mad inventor," said Haggard, who met Hay in 1972 when the architect was a young professor at California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo. "He's a genius. But he's also impossible. And he has not mellowed one iota."
Hay calls his invention the Skytherm system, and it was a wonder in the 1960s because it used the sun to heat and cool a home. The earliest version operated without any electricity, making it a purely passive solar technology.
Skytherm was the first of what's known today as a roof-pond system. It includes a large mass of water, contained water-bed style in plastic bladders on top of a house. A steel liner substitutes for regular roofing. The flat roof also holds an insulation panel that moves on rails to cover and uncover the water with the help of a motor, an upgrade from the original rope pulley.
The concept relies on water's tremendous ability to absorb heat. During hot summer days, the water sacks are covered by the panel, which deflects the heat of the sun while the sacks draw warmth from the house, keeping the interior cool. At night, the panel moves aside and the sacks release their heat into the night sky. The process is reversed in the winter.
Hay explains the basic theory by pointing out his bedroom window: "Take the black pavement out on the street. It gets extremely hot every day in the summertime - much too hot to walk across barefooted. The next morning it's cold.
Hay attempts what passes for a shout these days: "You don't need electricity to cool! You don't need an air conditioner! You do it with the sky."
Over the years, Hay has given $500,000 to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and $50,000 to Indiana's Ball State University to fund Skytherm research. The studies confirmed the heating and cooling benefits of Hay's design but didn't go further.
Encouraged by a $1 million research grant from Hay - along with title to the Atascadero house - Cal Poly periodically has revived the project. Mike Montoya, a professor of construction management, recently secured permits to bring the house up to current building codes. He hopes to re-open it and quantify its merits.
"The thing that sparked my interest is the fact that it is supposed to be able to heat and cool the house with no power," Montoya said. "There are a couple problems, but it clearly works. It's a design that's very, very simple and that can be applied pretty much anywhere."
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Cast: T.T. Boy, Mark Davis, Mickey G., April (I), Sean Michaels, Mr. Marcus, Alexxxis Tyler, Ashley Sage, Julian St. Jox, Alexis Amore, Tavalia Griffin
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
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Gloria Steinem, this movie's for you. With the prevailing feel of a bizarre infomercial, the industry's top studs relate to Julian St. Jox their techniques for scoring with the ladies, then illustrate. Mark Davis opts for confidence. Mr. Marcus says it's all about gym breeding and backing it up. Mickey G. suggests romance. Sean Michaels' approach is something out of a Cary Grant movie; and T. T. Boy says it's all about the car.
Right or wrong, T.T.'s scene distinguishes itself from the pack as he goes on a one-man penis rampage with a blonde who may never walk normally again. The only anal action we could detect was in Davis' scene, where he takes on a brunette whose ass he slams on a living room couch. On the other hand, director Jox's approach to scoring is more pragmatic. He suggests getting another girl to do your dirty work for you, which not only sets up the feature's only threeway but suggests that, by Jove, this man might have the right idea.


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Lancaster County Council gains a new member Monday night as Charlene McGriff is set to take over as representative for District 2.
McGriff recently won a special election for the seat vacated by former council chair Fred Thomas, who left this summer to become a magistrate court judge.
McGriff bested local business woman Blondale Funderburk in a special Democratic primary for the nomination in September.
Economic development was on a lot of people's minds at the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce's legislative breakfast on Tuesday.
State House Reps. Deborah Long and Jimmy Neal, and state Sens. Mick Mulvaney and Vincent Sheheen participated in a panel discussion at the meeting. Otis Rawl, president of the S.C. Chamber of Commerce, outlined challenges facing the state in economic development.
The man shot in the head Saturday morning at Pardue Street Apartments was released from Springs Memorial Hospital the same day, Lancaster Police Capt. Harlean Howard said.
Howard said no arrests have been made in the shooting, which was reported about 9 a.m. Saturday.
According to a Lancaster Police Department incident report, the 21-year-old victim said he was walking on Pardue Street, headed toward the 1400 block and talking on his cell phone with his girlfriend.
Murder suspect David Cauthen told a jury Thursday that he found the body of his estranged girlfriend Brenda Steen in the trunk of her car, but didn't know how it got there.
Cauthen is charged with murder in the stabbing death of Steen, his on-again, off-again girlfriend and the mother of his daughter. Authorities say Steen, 36, was killed Oct. 17, 2004. Her body was found in a culvert under Camp Creek Road on Oct. 19, 2004.
Austin Jenkins, executive director of the Katawba Valley Land Trust, has been selected to lead an initiative to help increase local conservation.
Jenkins is one of 40 people nationwide selected as a 2009 TogetherGreen fellow.
The fellowship – through a partnership between Toyota and conservation group Audubon – offers specialized training in conservation planning and execution and the chance to work and share practices with conservation professionals.
A new flowering cherry tree now rests on the lawn near the front entrance at Clinton Elementary School.
The Lancaster Soil and Water Conservation District gave the tree to the school as a present in conjunction with this year's Arbor Day celebration, which was Friday.
Each year the conservation district sponsors a contest for all schools in the county to compete. This year, Clinton Elementary was selected as the winner based on fifth-grade teacher Jessica Wheeler's essay on why the Arbor Day celebration should be held at that school.
FORT LAWN – A 24-year-old Fort Lawn woman was killed in a single-vehicle crash about 4:30 a.m. Nov. 21 not long after attending a vigil in Lancaster.
Chester County Coroner Terry Tinker said JaQuanda Monique Hammond of 514 Carobrook Apartments, Unit 16, Fort Lawn, died in an accident on Old River Road, off S.C. 9 east in Fort Lawn.
Tinker said Hammond was traveling north on River Road in a 2003 Chevrolet Malibu when she ran off the shoulder of the road and struck a tree. Her cause of death is listed as blunt force trauma to the head, Tinker said.
When the Rev. Bill Knight looks out across the 35-acre site where the world's largest cotton mill once stood, he doesn't see rusting fences, abandoned railroad tracks, tall grass and small bits of handmade bricks left behind when a texile plant was demolished.
Knight sees a thriving mill where thousands of lint-heads worked around the clock after walking to work or catching a ride there on the Wilson bus line.
Instead of burned-out decaying homes, he recalls a vibrant tight-knit mill village. He said some of its 3,000-plus residents were his role models.
Lancaster County Council will discuss an idea for bonds to help the county's three library branches at its Monday meeting.
The county's library board recently approached Council about adding library bonds on the November 2010 election ballot. County Administrator Steve Willis said the board wants to explore the idea of bonds to help with renovations and expansions at the county's libraries. This would include renovations at the Kershaw branch, both renovations and expansion at the Lancaster branch and expansion of the meeting room at the Indian Land branch.
Bend, slide, straighten – three simple things most people can do with their legs and hips and take for granted.
But 19-year-old Chase Carpenter isn't most people.
He fell down a 90-foot waterfall in July.
Carpenter worked with his physical therapist, Shannon Houck, at Springs Physical Therapy on Friday morning. He was doing those three things, while holding onto parallel bars.
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|Seijuu Sentai Gingaman, Episode 15
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The Hiccup of Terror (恐怖のしゃっくり Kyōfu no Shakkuri?) is the fifteenth episode of Seijuu Sentai Gingaman.
Ryouma accidentally gives Hikaru an ancient Balban bomb as a cold remedy, making him hiccup his way towards potentially blowing them up!
Hikaru pretends to be sick to get out of doing chores, but this make Ryouma concerned and he tries to be his caretaker. Budoh thinks the Lights of Ginga can be found by searching artifacts in museums and antiques stores, but his subordinate makes the mistake of stealing an artifact that is actually an 3,000 year old bomb that is still active. Due to a mixup with canister of cold medicine, Hikaru is forcefully made to ingest the bomb thanks to Ryouma and must stay still or risk exploding, but ingesting it has given him hiccups!
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\(\int_{t}^{0}e^{\theta}e^{-(t-\theta)/3}d\theta = 3/4(e^{t} - e^{-t/3})\)
I'm working a very similar problem for my homework and can't figure out how they've done this integration. I've tried integrating by parts, but haven't had any success. Please show me step-by-step what's going on here and I'll, of course, rate lifesaver.
By the way, this is the first time I've asked a question on here since Chegg took over. I'm not really fond of their equation editor, and I don't have any idea why my minus signs look like underscores.


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A few days ago my husband and I went to Home Depot on Highway 99 in Everett to purchase some items and were pleasantly surprised and very grateful for what we saw and utilized while there. Home Depot has now designated special spots close to entrances of its business solely set aside for veterans. We want to applaud their recognition of those who sacrificed their time and effort for our freedom. Thank you! Home Depot.
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Michigan County Puts Off Bond Sale Amid Detroit Penalty
A delayed bond sale by a Michigan county that's home to the birthplace of General Motors Co. shows how Detroit's fiscal distress is penalizing local governments in the eighth-largest U.S. state by population.
Genesee County put off the $54.2 million offering planned for yesterday, two weeks after Detroit entered the nation's biggest municipal bankruptcy. The sale would've been the largest in Michigan since the court filing, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Flint, GM's birthplace and the seat of Genesee County, is about an hour's drive northwest of the Motor City.
A proposal to pay off part of Detroit's general-obligation debt at deep discounts has worried some investors in municipal securities that the plan may set a precedent for other Michigan cities enduring fiscal stress. Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr's blueprint to avoid bankruptcy included the losses for bondholders. Yields are rising on Michigan bonds, pushing up the state's costs to borrow in the $3.7 trillion muni market.
"You're seeing credits associated with Michigan in general having a tough time and spreads widening out in sympathy," said Dexter Torres, head trader at New York-based Samson Capital Advisors LLC, which manages about $7 billion of municipal securities. Munis issued by the state have reflected a penalty at least since January, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Yield Penalty
The extra yield investors demand to own 10-year general-obligation securities sold by Michigan rather than top-rated debt rose to 0.44 percentage point yesterday, the most since July 12, Bloomberg data show. The spread has averaged about 0.45 percentage point this year as Detroit's fiscal crisis escalated.
Standard & Poor's may adjust ratings on general-obligation bonds from issuers throughout Michigan depending on how Detroit's debt is dealt with in bankruptcy, Jane Ridley, the New York-based company's primary Detroit analyst, said in an online presentation yesterday.
Terry Stanton, a spokesman for Michigan Treasurer Andy Dillon, didn't respond to a telephone message seeking comment on the treatment of debt from Michigan issuers.
"We believe it prudent for municipal investors to question whether they should pay any form of safety premium for Michigan general-obligation bonds relative to other forms of municipal liabilities," Shawn O'Leary and Molly Shellhorn, Nuveen Investments Inc. analysts in Chicago, said in a report following the bankruptcy filing for the state's most-populous city.
Widespread Poverty
Flint, where GM founder William Durant once made horse carriages, is also run by a state-appointed emergency manager. About 38 percent of its 101,000 residents live in poverty, compared with 36 percent in Detroit, 19 percent for Genesee County and the 16 percent Michigan average, U.S. Census Bureau data show.
The county planned to sell bonds tied to water-system revenue, backed by a limited-tax general-obligation pledge, to help finance land and facilities to add supply from Lake Huron, according to offering documents. The county buys water from Flint, which gets it from the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. S&P rates Genesee debt A+, its fifth-highest rank.
Keith Francis, the county controller, and Deb Cherry, its treasurer, didn't respond to e-mails and telephone messages seeking comment on the delay. Paul Stauder at Stauder, Barch & Associates, the deal's financial adviser, also didn't respond to a voicemail seeking comment.
Justin Perras, a spokesman for New York-based JPMorgan Chase & Co., the lead underwriter, declined to comment.
Wayne Downgrade
Following Genesee County's delay, Moody's Investors Service cut its rating to Baa3 on Wayne County's almost $726 million in general-obligation limited-tax debt. Moody's cited fiscal pressures from a depreciating tax base and budget deficits, as well as Detroit's condition, for the single-step downgrade to one level above junk. The city is the county seat.
Saginaw County, north of Detroit, still plans to sell almost $61 million of general-obligation debt next week. The deal will help the county of about 198,000 residents finance unfunded pension liabilities of about $60 million. The bonds have an Aa3 rating from Moody's, the fourth-highest level.
"We think we will get positive attention towards this sale," Robert Belleman, Saginaw County's controller, said by telephone yesterday. "The county is in strong financial health and has limited outstanding debt. And people will see that this sale is more for budget stabilization."


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Limon: Coaches have really avoided talking about the altitude, especially with the players. They have simply said that they will take the measures to prepare the team for the game. The coaches have done a good job of rotating a lot of players into the game, so the altitude may not have that much of a factor.
They are preparing the players to play in a sizable stadium with a large crowd. They are also anticipating the full treatment associated with playing on ESPN as the only game on TV, including a loud crowd anxious to see their team redeem themselves.
What is the Knights' biggest strength coming into the game?
Daniels: The defense's ability to get to the quarterback without utilizing a blitz. Defensive end Darius Nall has done a good job of getting pressure on opposing teams' quarterbacks. The secondary covers very well, and they have two guys back there that will more than likely end up playing on Sundays.
Limon: Consistency on defense has been the strength. Opponents have been able to move the ball on them early, but they seem to find their footing quickly and adapt to what the opponent is doing.
On offense, it is the play off Godfrey. His ability to scramble until he can make a pass has been really fun to watch.
What is the Knights' biggest perceived weakness?
Daniels: UCF gave up six sacks against FIU. I think that thing that Coach O'Leary is worried about is BYU and future teams that UCF plays using what FIU did as a blueprint as how to beat the Knights.
The Knights also lost three receivers from last year. The new guys they brought in are amazing athletes but have less experience, and it shows.
Limon: The team has not learned to play under pressure or from behind. They also have shown that they struggle picking up blitzes from the opposing defense.
Who are the Knights' playmakers and team leaders?
Daniels: Godfrey at quarterback is a passing and running weapon. Junior receiver Quincy McDuffie has been really good on special teams, averaging 32 yards a kick return last year. UCF thinks he can be a playmaker on offense as well.
Defensively, Josh Robinson had great numbers last year. This year, teams are throwing at him almost 50 percent less. Junior safety Kemal Ishmael is the unquestioned leader of the defense.
Limon: Corner Josh Robinson has been the anchor in the secondary and is really strong against the pass. Look to see him take advantage of this opportunity to prove himself against Heaps.
On offense, Godfrey is the leader, but running backs Latavius Murray and Brynn Harvey will really be the ones that UCF counts on to establish the run.
What are the keys to the game for UCF to be successful?
Daniels: UCF can't make so many mistakes. Last week, they had 10 penalties and some turnovers, both not characteristic of a UCF team. They also have to control the time of possession against the BYU offense.
Defensively, UCF needs to limit third down conversions, and they must sack Jake Heaps.
Limon: UCF will need to get great line play on both sides of the ball. They will need to impose their will on the BYU lines. The Knights will need to establish the run. If they don't do this, it will be very difficult for them to have a good showing. Finally, they will need to limit the number of turnovers, something both teams know all too well.
Who do you think wins and give us a score?
Daniels: I never pick against UCF but I won't give a score because I don't want to be someone's locker room material. I think UCF can compete with anyone. They are no longer in awe of some of their opponents, and every year when their schedule comes out they believe they can win every one of those games.
UCF players and coaches know that BYU is primed to have a big day offensively; they just don't want it to be against them. The Knight defense tends to give up plays early, but they will try to keep the crowd out of this game.
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Mark Grace has no hard feelings toward D-backs
In 2012 the Arizona Diamondbacks found themselves in the precarious situation of having to fire one of the most popular figures in team history.
In early 2013, that figure is back with the team in a diplomatic capacity.
Former broadcaster Mark Grace, who was arrested on DUI charges for the second time in 16 months last August, is representing the Diamondbacks at their annual Fantasy Camp in Scottsdale.
Grace took a leave of absence to deal with his issues and was officially let go by the team at the conclusion of the season, but he holds no ill will for the decision the organization ultimately made.
"They had no choice," Grace told the media Monday. "One thing I try to teach my children and I expect from myself and expected from my teammates is accountability. The Diamondbacks didn't do anything wrong, I did."
Despite still dealing with the legal ramifications of his actions, Grace is thrilled to be wearing the Sedona red again this week for the annual event.
"Because of some circumstances, I wasn't real sure if I was going to be able to get out here or not, but about two weeks ago, I got the call and I obviously jumped at the chance and I'm thankful for the opportunity," Grace said. "A lot of guys in my situation don't get these kind of opportunities so kudos to such a class move on the Diamondbacks' part."
Grace played three seasons for the Diamondbacks, which included the 2001 season that ended in the franchise's only World Series championship. In 2004, Grace took over the color commentator role on D-backs television broadcasts, a role he held until his second arrest.
The Diamondbacks tabbed former manager and broadcaster Bob Brenly to take over Grace's position in the offseason.
"I'm doing as good as I can possibly do," Grace said. "I'm getting to spend a lot of time at home which means a lot of time with my two boys. A lot more fatherhood is always a good thing."
Grace joins other former Diamondbacks Luis Gonzalez, Matt Williams, Steve Finley, Reggie Sanders, Damian Miller, Mike Morgan, Mike Fetters, Greg Swindell and Jay Bell for the eighth annual Fantasy Camp. Eighty participants will spend the week living their own baseball dreams and will play in a game against the former stars to end the week.
"There's nothing better for a player or a former player than putting a uniform back on," Grace said. "It's probably like a soldier feels if they get back in uniform. It's a special thing to wear this, and once again, I'm thankful to the Diamondbacks for letting me put on the colors again, it's great."
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Two masses, M1 = 2kg and M2 = 4kg arecompressing a spring (of ˜ 0 mass) and are held that way by a"rubber band". The potential energy in the springis 8J. They are initially at rest. The spring breaks andall of the energy stored in the spring is transferred to themasses. Assume momentum is conserved.
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2016 Calendar
1220 Fifth Avenue (at 103rd Street)
New York, NY 10029
Use the code SPAIN for $10 tickets (regularly $16)!
Susman Lecture (Detroit)
Adam Hochschild: Spain in our Hearts: Americans in the Spanish Civil War, 1906 - 1939
Friday, June 17, 2016
Birmingham Temple
28611 Twelve Mile Rd
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
1 pm
80th Annual Celebration (New York)
Saturday, May 7, 2016
333 East 47th St.
New York, NY 10017
Saturday, May 7, 2016
Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War and the arrival of the International Brigades.
Presenting the ALBA/Puffin Award for Human Rights Activism to Lydia Cacho and Jeremy Scahill.
- Perry Rosenstein, Puffin Foundation President
- Kate Doyle, ALBA board member and 2012 award recipient
Pre-Event Benefit, 12:00 – 2:00pm (doors open at 11:45am)
Join ALBA for a conversation on investigative reporting with Lydia Cacho and Jeremy Scahill, moderated by Martin Hodgson, International Editor for The Guardian US.
80th Annual Celebration, 2:30 – 4:15pm (doors open at 1:45pm)
With music of the Spanish Civil War by Albert Marquès, Velina Brown and Barbez.
|If you are unable to attend, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to ALBA. Funds raised support ALBA's educational and cultural programming.
Day of Dignity: One Day Human Rights Documentary Film Series
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Essex County College
303 University Ave.
Newark, NJ 07102
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Essex County College
|9 am - 10:30 am
|Damiana Kryygi (Alejandro Fernández Mouján, 2015)
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|Songs of Redemption (Miquel Galofré, 2013)
Q&A with filmmaker Miquel Galofré
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|Seeds of Conflict (Ben Loeterman, 2015)
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Q&A with William Tooma and Anthony Cirillo
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Q&A with filmmaker Jordi Torrent
Featuring unseen documentaries from Impugning Impunity: ALBA's Human Rights Documentary Film Festival and presentations from filmmakers and other special guests.
Screenings are free and open to the public. Check out the Facebook page here.
Brooklyn at War: Spain 1936-1939
Opening: Thursday, April 14, 2016
Brooklyn College Library
2900 Bedford Ave.
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Opening: Thursday, April 14, 2016
In the spring of 1937 some twenty students from Brooklyn College volunteered to fight in Spain. This unique exhibit, curated by Professor Alejandro Alonso (Modern Languages and Literature, Brooklyn College), in partnership with ALBA, will cover three aspects: political life on campus in the 30s; the impact of the Spanish Civil War and the debates and confrontations that took place there; and the presence of Spanish Exiles in the campus.
A Distant Heartbeat: A Conversation with Author Eunice Lipton
Monday, April 11, 2016
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How Franco Was Kept Neutral in WWII: New Evidence
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Instituto Cervantes
211 E. 49th St.
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Spain in Our Hearts: A Book Presentation by Author Adam Hochschild
Thursday, March 31, 2016
McNally Jackson Bookstore
52 Prince St.
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Award-winning author Adam Hochschild presents his new book Spain in Our Hearts: Americans in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939. The book is a sweeping history of the Spanish Civil War, told through a dozen characters, including Ernest Hemingway and George Orwell: a tale of idealism and heartbreaking suffering.
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