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For teachers, back-to-school time can be equal parts exciting and stressful. Connecting with new students, implementing lesson plans, and preparing for a productive year are all likely to keep you busy over the course of the next several months. Then, there's the inevitable approach of flu season. Make this school year the best one yet: Arm yourself and your students against the cold, flu, and other bugs by focusing on good hygiene and sanitation. Keeping a classroom healthy is a team effort that can benefit teachers, students, and their families.
Keeping a Classroom Healthy
Give Surfaces a Once-Over When Needed
You may not be directly responsible for cleaning your classroom – the custodial staff usually handles that. However, if your custodian doesn't sanitize your room every day of the week, you may wish to give your room a once-over on certain days to clean surfaces and eliminate germs. For example, you may wish to clean your classroom on days when your students are creating messy crafts, eating sticky snacks, throwing a "pet day" celebration, or otherwise dirtying the room.
Keep disinfectant spray and antibacterial wipes on hand, and give desks, countertops, doorknobs, sinks, and dispensers a quick wipe-down before leaving for the day. Regularly cleaning these community surfaces is a great way to keep your classroom as germ-free as possible.
Deputize Your Students
One of the best ways of keeping a classroom healthy is empowering your students to stop the spread of germs. As their teacher, you might be in charge of teaching them reading, writing, and arithmetic. This year, take their education to the next level by helping them develop healthy habits early in life. Depending on the age of your students, they may have a lot to learn about hygiene. Teachable healthy habits can include good hand-washing techniques, coughing and sneezing etiquette, the importance of staying home when you're sick, and more. You can also enlist students to help clean up the classroom at the end of each day to reduce the spread of germs during cold and flu season.
Try Using a Disinfectant Germ Fogger
Although your school's custodial staff is likely responsible for cleaning your classroom, you can add a finishing touch to get your room in tip-top shape. It won't require any elbow grease; in fact, it's quite a hands-off approach to disinfection. Simply purchase a germ fogger, and use the product as instructed. The disinfecting mist will diffuse throughout the room, so you can eradicate germs on numerous surfaces with minimal effort.
The SafeSpace Disinfectant Germ Fogger can eliminate germs in your classroom during periods of heavy sickness, like cold and flu season, or when a bug is passing through the student body. Germ foggers can also be used in athletic locker rooms, workout gyms, and equipment areas. They can even be used on school buses, which can be dens of serious germ activity. Our germ fogger eliminates up to 99 percent of the germs responsible for colds, flu, staph infections, and MRSA. It's easy to use and EPA-approved, releasing up to 6,000 cubic feet of hospital-grade disinfectant when fully discharged. It also helps eliminate odors, which is especially good news for teachers supervising dozens of youngsters each day.
With the school year just under way, you're likely busy getting to know your students and tackling the first subjects on your curriculum. Keeping a classroom healthy may be the last thing on your mind. Luckily, SafeSpace products make it easy for you to reduce the number of germs in your classroom. You might find it helpful to build a solid arsenal of safe, effective, germ-fighting products for your room. When kids start falling ill, teachers can protect themselves with hand sanitizer, soap, and even germ foggers. SafeSpace has a full line of products to help teachers keep their classrooms – and themselves – healthy.
Consider asking parents for donations of quality cleaning products. You might recommend the SafeSpace Germ Fighter Kit, which combines several germ-fighting products into one effective kit. For the convenience of all involved, the kit can be purchased on our website, delivered to the school, and include the noted teacher's classroom in the address.
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iOS Apps on Sale for March 8: Boxer, Deus Ex & Multiplayer Fun
App Store promotions are like buses – you can wait weeks for a decent app to drop in price and then eight come along at once. This week we have a healthy mix of time-saving email clients, note-taking apps and cloud-storage tools as well as the usual time-wasters in the form of Deus Ex: The Fall and a cross-platform cyberpunk shooter.
So sit back and grab yourselves some bargains before we do it all over again next Friday. If you've got an Android device, don't miss our weekly Android roundup Android Apps on Sale for March 7 2014: Waking Mars and Final Fantasy V This week we have a unique weather app, a creepily alien platformer, and a couple of Square Enix games. Read More too.
Boxer [No Longer Available]
We've reviewed and been impressed by Boxer in the past iPhone Mail Client Boxer Includes Quick Replies, Mail Templates and More At its recent WWDC presentation, Apple demonstrated that it still has the design chops for putting out a classy, eye-catching products but the default iOS email client received comparatively low-grade functional changes. Third-party iOS mail... Read More , so it's nice to see the $5.99 app on sale for a mere dollar in a bid to help more people reach inbox zero. The idea here is speed and efficiency – using gestures like swipes, integration with services like Evernote and Dropbox and full label support for Gmail accounts, Boxer attempts to rethink the way you do email on your tablet.
UpWord Notes (
$0.99, now free)
As demonstrated by the slightly painful to watch video above, UpWord Notes is designed to be a fast and efficient note-taking app that focuses on speed and efficiency. The app allows you to set reminders for note, organise items into folders and favourites and the whole thing syncs with Dropbox so you have a backup of what's most important in the cloud.
Cloudier (
$2.99, now free)
A third-party, unofficial iOS client for CloudApp, Cloudier puts your frequent cloud storage needs at your fingertips, on your iPhone. The developers claim to have given an "insane level of care" to the way the app looks and behaves on each screen, while retaining full functionality with the sharing and storage service.
Turbo Invoice (
$4.99, now free)
Invoice like a boss from your iPhone with Turbo Invoice, an app that make billing clients easy wherever you are. Whether you're working in the field or simply a little forgetful, the ability to generate an invoice from your iPhone will be of great relief to discerning contractors among you.
Deus Ex: The Fall [No Longer Available]
A winner of countless awards, receiving plenty of praise and admiration from press and fans alike, Deus Ex: The Fall is a pretty good example of how to take a PC game mobile. The action RPG provides you with a choice between action and stealth gameplay, a cunning control scheme and hours of game to play through in the way you best see fit. If you don't have it already, now is a great time to pick it up on sale.
Omicron (
$0.99, now free) [No Longer Available]
Some of the best multiplayer games on the iPad use local competitive play to devastating effect – check out Space Team if you don't believe me. Omicron uses a similar mechanism in a colour-based puzzle game that provides three distinct game modes to play through. This is just the iPhone version, so it won't look great on an iPad.
Neon Shadow (
$0.99, now free) [No Longer Available]
Inspired by classic shooters like Quake III Arena comes Neon Shadow, a self-proclaimed "cyber punk FPS" with both cross-platform multiplayer and local split-screen iPad two-player action on the same tablet. The game fuses frantic fast-paced shootouts with beautiful graphics and an in-game soundtrack from Abducted by Sharks. Currently free, and highly recommended.
That's all for this week, check back next week for more Apps on Sale!
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At least, after two hours of transcribing an interview, that's what it begins to feel like...I do not think transcribing is my favorite part of the filmmaking process. To make up for the lack of interest in this post, here is a production still. 'Cousin' Hank was great :) He is one of those people who make you comfortable very fast.
Well, even though I'm not super fond of transcribing, I am looking forward to interviewing Mr. Arthur sometime in the near future.


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POSTPONED Guided walk around Olney – North End
June 7 @ 10:30 am - 12:00 pm£7.50
Guided walk around Olney – North End
Why not come on a guided walk to the NORTH end of town & discover the stories of yesteryear, including the Great Fires of Olney and life and trades of the 18th & 19th centuries.
Discover why Olney High Street is so wide. See the fascinating house decorated in the Art Nouveau style and explore the Bucks Lace Industry. This is a short walk with plenty to see along the way. The route is paved but comfortable shoes are recommended.
Meet your guide at the front of the Museum, setting off at 10.30am.
The tour will take about one and a half hours.
Adults £7.50/ Children free. Pay on the day
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WISCONSIN DELLS -- The Apostolate to the Handicapped held its annual summer outing in Wisconsin Dells Friday, Aug. 25, as guests of the Tommy Bartlett Water Show.
It has almost been a tradition over the years that sunny skies greet the approximately 1,400 guests for the annual outdoor event. However, this year cloudy skies yielded intermittent drizzle about noon.
Rain barely noticed
Not that it mattered much: with the covered grandstand for those without umbrellas and the joy and excitement of seeing the familiar faces of other "regulars" to the three annual gatherings of the Apostolate to the Handicapped, the rain was barely noticed.
In his welcoming remarks, Apostolate Director Msgr. Thomas Campion thanked the many caregivers and other volunteers who attended to the special needs of the guests at the event, which included a Mass, lunch, and the Bartlett Water Show.
He noted in addition to the usual medical personnel and the food preparation staff headed by long-time Monroe volunteer Mike Doyle, many of the orange-shirted Bartlett employee-volunteers would also later be putting on the water show, which they have done for the Apostolate on a gratis basis for many years.
Inspirational figure
For his message to the assembled group, Monsignor Campion drew upon the Mass readings and also a recent book by Jason Roberts (jasonroberts.net) which was a biography of Englishman James Holman (1786-1857).
Holman was the first blind person to travel around the world and was an inspirational figure in his day. His fame has faded over time and deserves to be rekindled, said Monsignor Campion.
He said Holman's biography contains many messages for us today. Holman's writing at the time emphasized the lessons learned from his adventure, especially dealing with the adversity of his handicap and the relative crudeness of travel at that time. (Holman made his trip unaccompanied by anyone, but hired help along the way as needed.) Full story ...
Diocesan workshops: Held for extraordinary ministers of Communion
MADISON -- The Office of Worship of the Diocese of Madison is hosting numerous workshops for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (often called Eucharistic Ministers) throughout the 11 counties of the diocese beginning this September.
Newly promulgated norms
The workshops are called for by the newly promulgated Norms for the Use of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, which Bishop Robert C. Morlino sent to all pastors this past summer on the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ.
At that time he also issued norms for the use of Communion under both species as well as norms for the purification of sacred vessels.
All three of these documents were composed at the request of the Holy See (the Vatican). The bishop is hopeful that the norms will be fully implemented in parishes over the course of the next 18 months.
Ministers commissioned
As part of the new norms, each Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion is to be commissioned by the local pastor for a period of two years (these terms may be repeated). Prior to the initial commissioning, each minister is to attend a diocesan training session.
These sessions will include reflections on the spirituality of the ministry as well as practical material on the reverent manner of distributing Holy Communion. There will be information for those who take Communion to sick and homebound parishioners. There will also be time for questions and discussion. Full story ...
Diocese of Madison, The Catholic Herald
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Despite Donald Trump having been inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States only 28 days ago, saying that it has been an event-packed month is the under-statement of the decade.
However, as Randy Bachman sang in his number-one hit in 1974 – incidentally the year President Richard Nixon resigned following the Watergate scandal – "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet".
Indeed while President Trump has already provided markets, the media and policy-makers a lifetime's worth of material to digest, many of the issues which have pre-occupied financial markets in the past twelve months have somewhat lost some of their bite. Only recently, following Chairperson Yellen's testimonies to the Senate and Congress (on 14th and 15th February), has the Fed's likely path of rate hikes re-focussed financial markets' attention.


text: The youngest and smallest publicly traded US automaker, electric car manufacturer Tesla Motors, has announced its best quarterly deliveries in China this year. The make has announced the sales results in China for the three months ended September after officially entering the market with much hype and anticipation last year. But following the initial warm welcome response, the sales have subsided and the carmaker resorted to numerous personnel changes in a bid to deliver a fresher strategy. But besides the huge cost of acquiring a Tesla Model S – which is a luxury electric sedan – and also subject to massive import taxes, Chinese consumers shun away from the green vehicle because of worries about the recharging infrastructure, which is an overall issue with green vehicle adoption in the world's largest market. While preparing to introduce its newest model – the Model X crossover – starting next year, Tesla delivered 1,345 units in China in the third quarter, following sales of 797 and 883 autos during the first and second quarters, respectively. According to Gary Tao, the company's Beijing-based spokesman, the tally after the first nine months is of 3,025 vehicles. Last week, during a trip to Beijing, chief executive officer and billionaire co-founder Elon Musk promised Chinese sales matching the US deliveries in half a decade or more, with the automaker aiming to deliver its SUV model before the second half of 2016 to tap into demand for the fastest growing auto sector in China. Via Bloomberg


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Niall Horan Confirms Liam Payne & Cheryl's Pregnancy: 'It Will Be A Lovely Child'
Fans FINALLY have confirmation! While Cheryl & BF Liam Payne still haven't acknowledged their baby's impending arrival, at least someone has! Niall Horan officially spoke out about his friend entering fatherhood, commenting on how 'lovely' their little one is sure to be — aw! You'll never guess what else he said.
While we already knew Liam Payne, 23, is expecting his first child with girlfriend Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, 33, it's nice to have SOMEONE finally talk about it — even if it's not the parents themselves. Speaking out about the pregnancy publicly for the first time, Niall Horan, 23, not only confirmed Liam is about to become a father, but also gave us some insight into how the expectant dad is feeling. Leave it to one of Liam's BFFs to address the elephant in the room once and for all!
"Liam hasn't said he's nervous but I'm sure he is. I bet he can't wait as well. It is a very exciting thing in your life, Niall told the Daily Star at the Larry King Salon launch party in London on Jan. 25. "He's great and she's lovely, it will be a lovely child." How sweet is that? The singer also revealed that he's "looking forward to it," when asked how he feels about welcoming a second One Direction baby. That's all the confirmation we need!
Celebrity Moms: See Hollywood's Hottest Stars Who Posed Nude While Pregnant
Cheryl's due date has not been revealed, but most speculate she'll give birth towards the end of next month. Meanwhile, the couple are currently separated by the Atlantic ocean as Liam takes some time to work on his music in LA. "Cheryl gave him 'a pass' to go solo to Los Angeles. The pair has decided to be very private about having their first child together as they want to keep things as low-key as possible," an insider revealed to HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
And you better believe fans are eagerly awaiting some new music from the One Directioner! After all, Liam signed a multi-million dollar contract with Capitol Records back in July. At the time, he issued a statement reading, "One direction will always be my home and family but I'm very excited to see what this chapter brings." New music AND a new baby? We can't wait!
Tell us, HollywoodLifers — are you happy Liam and Cheryl's pregnancy has FINALLY been confirmed? Are you surprised?


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The end is nigh and The Greatest Depression is closing in with millions of ferocious, unemployed, disillusioned and helplessly starving infected people erratically walking an unforgiving earth for years to come. Truth to be told we´re heading for a financial apocalypse because you, the people, believe in any tall tale The Powers That Be cables out. All we can do now is to wait for the fattest lady in history to sing the highest note ever heard...
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Google tells China to stick it
The Tibetan issue is non-existent, Falu Gong people are still getting killed and labor camps are still erected alongside big Ghost towns no-one lives in.
China is still a very poor country with a hundred million people living on the edge to starvation. But somehow this leftie totalitarian state nowadays is lifted up. Their GDP is growing, wow; let's forget about the dictatorship, the murders and all the lying. GDP is going up, glory halleluiah!
That most of that GDP is air, a scam, a big hoax and that the rest of that growth is based on slavery, currency manipulation and massive stimuli from countries (and China itself) in order to buy crap from China, is ignored.
Google have said they are not going to censur their search engine anymore, which makes the Chinese lefties a tad upset.
But wait, can't you hear it? Governments all over the world are upset too. Their dreamy fascist future with FRA, IPRED and other nightmares may be in jeopardy if Google and others can say no. How horrible. I wonder if they have some idea how to bring privateers like Google under control?
Well, in Sweden all we need is to keep our current Justice Mentalist. She has no problem accusing innocent people for crimes, locking up people for sharing information or forcing needles into very young kids. Google poses no challenge for such a fascist.
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- AnonymousMarch 23, 2010 at 12:59 AM
Yes, I see that you have understood what's going on... http://kristinasa.wordpress.com/ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 23, 2010 at 1:03 AM
But I don't agree with the last thing you wrote... about Sweden compared with China...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 23, 2010 at 1:14 AM
It was not really a comperison between China and Sweden, rather between China and Sweden's Justice Minister.ReplyDelete
But to a large extent Chinas ideas are the same as we're implementing in Sweden and in many other countries. I would even argue that in some areas we've gone further.


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One Piece 550 Breakdown + 551 Spoiler Prediction! New Demotivational Poster Included! *_*
-One Piece Spoiler Video Below-
Artwork by Grueny
Script for spoiler video down below. Thx again to Naruto1piece4. Looks great but I didn't read the script of course. I don't know you all spoil yourselves this much. 😛
-One Piece Breakdown Below-
YOSH! Welcome all to another week's edition of 'One Piece Manga Breakdown'! As we all know last week we were stripped naked and left to wonder in the world of manga without our weekly fix of One Piece. We all went through withdrawal symptoms but some of our members had it worse off than others but we all went through something. Let's review this crazy week shall we? 😉
Mudshovel was found neck deep buried in sand saying he was one with the desert and at his will he will turn into a sandstorm. Ahsan was arrested for running around his hometown with a two swords in hand and one sword in his mouth, complete with sharingan contact lenses and mask, claiming he was Zorashi the greatest swordsman ninja to ever live! XD Pickles now has to undergo surgery to uncross his arms because he went all day and night for a full week like that expecting multiple hands to pop out of the walls *shakes head sadly*. Shinobi took up cooking classes, kickboxing classes, and smoking…the only thing that stuck with him was the smoking and now he's an addict. >_< Sogeking donned a mask and slingshot then flung a rock at a gang leader in the name of justice… He is now in Witness Protection and we'll contact him later. Kyouto unfortunately thought he was a deer/human hybrid and ran off into the wild to get in touch with his "animal side"…we haven't seen him since. >_< Fearvano is on trial for going out on the streets and doing a perverted dance in only a pair of panties and loud Hawaiian shirt in front of a group of school kids finishing off with SUPER!!! XD
Pumpkinbread has been shunned by society because he claimed he was Jesus and could run on water, but when tried he immediately sunk and nearly drowned. He swears his giant whale friend Laboon saved him (it was a boat) and went into a laughing/crying fit of Yohohohohoho's. Captn found 'One Piece'…well more like a one-piece bathing suit in a lingerie store and is now banned from all Victoria Secret's nation wide. Elisha2kings pronounced he was the King of Pirates and was swiftly arrested for suspicion of drug smuggling. Tobi is now a wanted man for robbing 5 different major banks in the United States and can be identified by the unique characteristics of having the "$" symbol for eyes and trying to predict the weather with his blue flute. Last but not least I was arrested and thrown in the Insane Asylum for "attempted suicide" but those assholes don't know that I'm made of rubber and I can survive a dive from the empire state building…bakas! Of course Dro and Cookie just stood by the sidelines and thought we were all f**king crazy but what the hell do the Non-One Piece lovers know? @_@
How's that for an intro? Alright let's get this breakdown started now that we're all back to normal and have been released and forgiven by the proper authorities…>_>
Here's this weeks BOPP! I'm sure most people have seen this pic before but you can't deny it's awesomeness and it deserves to be up here. Artwork by Arnistotle.
Usopp stars as this week's cover adventurer in the Bouin Islands a forest of man eating plants and giant bugs. Not to worry though because he has an escort who has some interesting knowledge and items Usopp may pick up on. Nothing much more to say here except GO USOPP-SAN YOU'RE AWESOME!!! 😛
The first few pages of the chapter covers the areas of South Blue, East Blue, North Blue, West Blue, and the Grand Line. Oda shows what the atmosphere is like in each of the great oceans regarding Ace's execution and Whitebeard's preeminent attack. Let me sum it up for you…
Now that we summed up entire cultures in a few quick sentences based off of one event and few words said by some scared citizens let's move on to something more interesting…
Marineford has been evacuated except for the cats…no that's not really interesting is it?
Ah, here we are! You know what I'm looking forward to most now besides the awesome battles that are about take place at Marineford? Media coverage, YAY!!! Now the whole world will see the awesomeness of the man that is Monkey D. Luffy up close in personal. Now the whole world can watch as the World Government's ass gets so embarrassed that they would rather be caught up in extramarital affairs and lose their pride that way. It's not clear though if the whole world can see what's happening or just the Sabaody Archipelago. I didn't see any monitors set up in the other oceans so maybe the Sabaody Archipelago is just advanced like that, and the rest of the world are piss poor 3rd world countries? I have no other way to explain it…
Back at Marineford Ace is on his knees looking grim atop an execution platform very much alike a certain individual. Can't quite remember his name but maybe it'll come back to me later. 😉 Marineford is found to be VERY accommodating in it's defenses. 100,000 Marine troops including 50 battleships, fortified cannons, 5 Shichibukai, and last but not least the World Government's greatest weapons the three admirals Aokiji, Akainu, and Kizaru.
Good luck Whitebeard…Luffy and the rest of the escapees have reached the Gates Of Justice but are still stuck on how they're supposed to get through. Oh, I know! Launch Bon-chan over the wall and use him to…oh wait…too soon?
Meanwhile over at Marineford something is astir on top of the execution platform. Fleet Admiral Sengoku seems to have something to say before the execution takes place. Something about Portagas D. Ace? Awww, how sweet a final commemoration before they stab two metal spears through Ace's body! >_<
But no, it's something else…Sengoku asks Ace to say his father's name! It's really Monkey D. Dragon right but according to Ace his father is Whitebeard. Most of the world doesn't know any of these facts though. Is Sengoku trying to reveal to the world that they are about to execute the biological son of the most wanted criminal to the World Government? Sengoku then dives into a back story about how they tried to search for a child "That Man" may have had.
They could never find a child because they were fooled by none other than Ace's biological mother Portagas D. Rouge from the island Baterilla in the South Blue. How did she trick them? Well she simply held off Ace's birth for 20 F**KING MONTHS!?!? WTF, that's damn well impossible! You know what the real crazy part is? I'm more astounded than her being able to be pregnant that long at the mere fact that these STUPID ass marines didn't suspect a women who was 20 F**KING MONTHS PREGNANT!!! 0_0 I mean, how do you miss that? Have you seen pregnant women? No offense but they're fat as hell and that's only after 9 months! Think about holding a growing boy in your womb for 1 year and 8 months! She'd be a damn walrus and judging from her appearance (slim and beautiful) a 20 month old baby would stick out like a sore thumb! I must admit though even if I would have come across her I'd be skeptical of a women who can carry a baby for 20 F**KING MONTHS, but I'd also be very suspicious of her size and weight. They said they searched every nook and cranny and it seemed like an extensive search. Hell, I'd at least take her in for questioning. "Mam, you look VERY pregnant are you giving birth to a small baby elephant or perhaps a baby whale?"
Anyway, after FINALLY giving birth to Ace's 1 year and 8 month old ass she passed away after the birth. A moment of silence for the strongest, bravest, and most hardcore woman in the world please
Thank you. 🙂 Sengoku continues to rant on about Ace being born AFTER the death of his father so…it couldn't be Whitebeard or Dragon…then who could it be? "The child born with the blood of the greatest evil in history flowing through his veins…" *GASP* Holy shit Ace's mother slept with Hitler! >_<
WTFFFFF (What The F**k F**k F**k F**k)!?!? Ace's father is the legendary Pirate King GOL D. ROGER!!! 0_0 Apparently, Sengoku, Garp, Ace, and Tsuru (the old chick) already knew about it. I figure the Gorousei know about it too. That makes Ace and Luffy unrelated as far as being brothers is concerned. This is because as Luffy being the youngest it would have been impossible for him to be born from the same mom if Ace's mother died right after birth. What do you think of this revelation?
Well that's it for this breakdown sorry it took so long. Here's this week's poster. Comment, discuss, and enjoy! 🙂
*Grumbles something about Chuck Norris being able to predict the future by intimidating it to talk with his stare* >_< Same rules apply.
Next week I say a lot more emphasis will be put on Whitebeard's position and happenings. We will get a back story of how Ace found out about his father and how Whitebeard took him in. Last but not least we will see Luffy and co. come up with a plan to get past the Gates Of Justice! YOSH!!!


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Wed, 17 October 2018
Kate Beaton has provided years of quality, silly jokes with Hark! A Vagrant, and now that she's ending the comic and declaring the site to be an archive, you should go enjoy all that wonderful silliness. Also, a new webcomic is launching soon, and the guys are interested in the process involved with starting a new online comic these days. All that, plus our review of Goodbye to Halos, a wonderful fantasy comic that features representation for LGBTQ people and a fun, exciting fish-out-of-water story to boot.
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Sylvaner "Cuvée Lancelot" A.O.C. Alsace 2017
Grape varieties
12 % alc./vol.
Limestone and chalky-clay
Direct pneumatic pressing (vertical drains to obtain high quality juices), clarification, controlled fermentation temperatures, racking and maturing on fine lees for 4 months. Ageing in vats for 5 months before bottling.
Tasting Notes
Whether dry, light, smooth, or fruity, Sylvaner is a variety suited to simple dishes, as well as being thirst-quenching. It pleases anybody appreciating dry white wine. This offering sports an attractive brilliant golden robe with green tints. Refined and exhaling generous freshness, its nose develops crunchy and cool white flower and herbal tea aromas. Following a frank attack, it remains round, generous and develops good volume on the palate. Well-balanced, the finish is pleasant, fresh and lengthy.
Food Pairing
This Sylvaner goes well with sauerkraut, hors-d'oeuvres and appetisers. It has all of the freshness and character required to pair with a nice shellfish or seafood platter, in particular oysters. It goes particularly well with all sorts of cold cuts. This Sylvaner is well-bred, it can easily replace a Riesling with any type of fish.
Serving Temperature
Between 10 and 12°C
Ageing Potential
Can be conserved for up to 5 years


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Chiara Bautista – The Wolf and Rabbit Girl
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Abstract and Keywords
This chapter discusses the theme of this volume, which is the Cold War. The essays in this volume take note of the centrality between the superpower rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union, but also offer a wide-ranging reevaluation of the Cold War based on innovative conceptual frameworks that have evolved incrementally over time in the field of international history. The authors stress the global dimensions of the Cold War; attempt to transcend the strict separation of the political, economic, and ideological; and consider cultural aspects of the Cold War and the synergy between domestic and international developments. The volume also considers the relevance of the history of human rights and the work of international non-governmental organizations as integral to the history of the global Cold war.
Keywords: Cold War, superpower rivalry, United States, Soviet Union, international history, human rights, non-governmental organizations, conceptual frameworks, cultural aspects
Few if any historical subjects over the past five decades have generated a voluminous scholarly literature of such high quality as that on the cold war. Particularly since the Soviet-American conflict's end in 1989, historians, political scientists, and their colleagues from multiple other disciplines from across the world have scrutinized previously inaccessible documents, whether declassified in the United States, the United Kingdom, or elsewhere in the "West," or made available in once-thought forever closed Soviet, Eastern European, Chinese, and Third World archives, to explore the impact of the cold war on a global scale. The outpouring of new scholarship precipitated by the end of the cold war and demise of the Soviet Union since 1990 did not generate a consensus on traditional questions such as the causes and consequences of the cold war. Although fundamental debates that drove various historiographies perhaps became less vitriolic, they remain robust and illuminating. Yet the remarkable diversity, originality, and increasing breadth of the new literature, particularly the myriad studies exploring the ways in which countries on the periphery in Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa shaped and were shaped by the conflict, have significantly enriched the field. As a result of the expansion in geographic, methodological, and archival inquiry, students and scholars alike have gained a far deeper and nuanced understanding of the extent and limits of the cold war era.
This Handbook offers a wide-ranging reassessment of the cold war based on innovative conceptual frameworks that have evolved incrementally over time in the field of international history. The cold war was a distinct period in 20th-century history that cannot be wished away, although some have tried. Yet albeit distinct, the cold war must be understood and evaluated within the broader context and contours of global political, economic, social, and cultural developments, some of which preceded the cold war and some of which persist to the present day and doubtless will continue into the future.
This contextualization of the cold war does not imply that the superpower rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union has lost its significance. The chapters in this volume universally take note of the centrality of this rivalry, as they should. The cold war, nevertheless, can no longer be owned by either one or both of these countries' (p. 2) historical memory or historiography alone. It must be appreciated as global history, and as global history it reveals nuances, idiosyncrasies, and complexities obscured by more traditional accounts. The essays in this Handbook, accordingly, embed the cold war in national and transnational developments that were autonomous of, if almost invariably affected by, the particular policies and crises that represent milestones in the conventional historiography of the cold war. Those independent developments include global transformations in areas such as human rights, economic and cultural globalization, environmental transformations, and long-standing ethnic, religious, sectarian, and parallel conflicts with roots that extend back decades in time and anticipate end points that have yet to be reached.
Because of the volume's broad writ and our vision, we have not structured it along conventional chronological lines, nor did we solicit essays that focused on particular way stations and watershed moments throughout the history of the cold war. There are no chapters, for example, on the Iran, Greek, Berlin, Suez, Offshore Islands, Cuban missile crises, or multiple other crises that punctuate the historiography; SALT I, SALT II, START, or other arms control negotiations and treaties; the Marshall Plan, NATO, NSC-68, the New Look, or Détente; or even the wars in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. The volume's goal is not to provide new answers to the questions scholars have addressed all these many years, although on occasion it does. Accordingly, only indirectly do the authors engage such questions as what year marks the cold war's onset, whether there was a first and second cold war, and what if any opportunities were missed to end the cold war earlier, and how responsibility or "blame" for the start, expansion, and continuation of the cold war should be apportioned.
Instead, organized thematically, the volume offers innovative essays on conceptual frameworks, regional perspectives, cold war instruments, and cold war challenges. The result is a rich and diverse assessment of the ways in which the cold war should be positioned within the broader context of the "long twentieth century." The individual chapters in this volume evaluate both the extent and the limits of the cold war's reach into world history. Rather than differentiate among the three levels of analysis, they synthesize them. Rather than distinguish between national and international histories, they merge them. Some of the essays call into question orthodox ways of ordering the cold war chronology, others present new insights into the global dimension of the conflict, still others reveal dynamics and phenomena obscured or even made invisible by traditional research strategies. Exploiting fully the archival trail but at the same time consciously taking a step back from it, they do not advance a single new mode of analysis; they should be read as welcome voices in the current and very healthy conversation about how most effectively and comprehensively to approach and understand this rich and complex period in global history.
Readers can thus acquire an awareness of the spectrum of approaches to the era from an outstanding variety of scholars trained in different historical sub-disciplines as well as steeped in different national historiographies. What is more, the essays not only encourage but also challenge readers to adopt a wider lens in their assessments of the period. This means without denying the salience of the state, moving beyond the (p. 3) nation state framework to situate processes of change within broader if less clearly identified or definable spaces. Those include local, regional, and global responses to the threat of nuclear war; the impact of decolonization; the rise of human rights; the concern for the environment; and comparable transnational concerns. In this regard the volume is positioned at the intersection of boundaries that divide many cold war histories and historians.1
Even though each essay offers a unique perspective on the cold war, all have been guided by three fundamental precepts. First, authors stress the global dimensions of the cold war. Some move the story beyond the US-Soviet rivalry to highlight the agency of other, primarily elite actors, among them Eastern and Western European leaders, alliance partners in the cold war system, and the leaders of non-aligned nations. Others give prominence to non-state actors in the international arena, including international organizations, activists, and intellectuals. Still others highlight transnational processes and developments that almost certainly would have occurred absent the cold war, but nonetheless were powerfully affected by cold war structures, products, and outcomes. There is no question that the cold war influenced economic, technological, environmental, and demographic changes as well as long-term processes such as decolonization, environmental transformation, and globalization. The challenge is to detect and document how, when, and why it influenced them.
A second precept guiding the essays is the effort to transcend the strict separation of the political, economic, ideological, and cultural aspects of the cold war. Even though the chapters emphasize one or another of the above considerations, they make clear important linkages among them. These essays thus mark an important step toward a global synthesis of the cold war. In other words, rather than continuing to argue along the lines of a causal hierarchy with either strategic/geopolitical, economic, or cultural factors trumping the others, the premise of the Handbook is that future scholarship will not so much present a competitive laundry list of the different influences on and drivers of the cold war as accept and recognize the reciprocal relationship among them.
The third precept underscores the synergy between domestic and international developments. Social, political, and economic transformations within a particular country affected the ways in which it acted in the international arena, and transformations in world affairs, in turn, affected domestic policies. Where appropriate, authors stress the ways internal political, economic, social, and cultural dynamics influenced political leaders' and populations' approach to the challenges of the cold war. By the same token, they analyze the ways in which cold war dynamics affected domestic policy, society, and culture. This synergy between international and domestic developments transcended the level of policy-making. For instance, the American civil rights movement was first and foremost a domestic event, precipitated by demands for racial justice in the American South and ultimately on the national level. But, as recent scholarship shows, civil rights activists drew significant parallels between their own struggle for racial equality and the struggle for decolonization in Africa. In addition, inspired by the decolonization movements in Africa, they utilized the platform of international organizations, such as the United Nations, to draw attention to their national campaign.2 Likewise, the social protest (p. 4) movements of the 1960s were at once local and global, committed with equal intensity to improving the living and learning conditions at particular universities and supporting national liberation movements in the Third World.3 The boundary between national and international environmental organizations was porous virtually from the start.4 The list goes on.
The essays at once address discreet aspects of the cold war and find connections among them through overlapping themes and developments. Collectively they liberate the cold war from the bipolar perspective without denying or minimizing the vital significance of that conflict. They succeed in contextualizing the cold war within global developments, such as modernization, globalization, and decolonization. While key moments in the formation, progression, and demise of the cold war still have a place in each specific essay, they make no claims to serving as the sole or even preferred way to narrate and analyze the cold war. These watersheds still comprise the scaffolding that makes the cold war such an extraordinary era in modern history, but by themselves they cannot adequately explain the varied transformations of this period. By calling attention to forces that run broader and deeper than the sum of these cold war conflicts, we can better understand the complexity and multi-dimensional facets of the period.
These broader forces can significantly alter our interpretation of the cold war's transformative moments and on occasion even lead us to new key moments that had previously been ignored. A global perspective reorders as well as reassigns the key way stations of the cold war. For instance, the question of the origins of the cold war, one of the core questions of cold war historiography, held significance primarily for Eastern and Western Europe, the Soviet Union, and the United States. At the nexus between war and peace, between salvaging what was left of the war-ravaged European continent and creating a postwar world governed by a global rule of law and a clearly defined set of principles of peaceful coexistence, the United States and the Soviet Union became increasingly distrustful of each other's motives and intentions for the postwar period. Even though the leaders of the main wartime alliance, Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, had first at Tehran and then at Yalta agreed on the general principles of the postwar world, their alliance proved fragile. Once the common enemy Nazi Germany had been vanquished, deeper fissures and the legacy of mutual distrust resurfaced. On the Soviet side, of course, this distrust was strengthened by the American refusal to share the secret of the atomic bomb with the Soviet Union or to place control over this powerful weapon with an international body, such as the United Nations.5
Many leading scholars of the cold war see this as a key moment in the deterioration of the US-Soviet relationship, and the contributors to this volume do not overlook it. Yet collectively the chapters provide evidence that it alone cannot explain the origins of the global cold war. They likewise demonstrate that the immediate postwar period can and should not be reduced to explaining the origins of the cold war. Indeed, a number of the chapters suggest alternative historical moments that deserve equal attention as shapers of the postwar international order.6
(p. 5) In doing so they are widening and to an extent repaving a road previously rarely taken by cold war historians but currently being travelled by scholarly pioneers. Among the alternative key moments that have largely been overshadowed by the scholarly focus on the origins of the cold war was the founding of the United Nations in October 1945. The United Nations Charter formulated a framework for international peace and security as well as a pledge for the defense of human rights. Alluding to the atrocities suffered in the recent world wars, the charter's preamble declared the United Nations' determination "to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind, and to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small, and to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained, and to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom."7
Both the United States and the Soviet Union signed the Charter and became founding members of the United Nations, along with forty-nine other nations from Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. This demonstration of global unity was as real as the growing friction among the principal wartime allies. But rather than reconcile these contradictory narratives, historians for a long time dismissed one of them as a fleeting moment of idealism and privileged the other as what really mattered. In the literature, the founding of the UN was soon overwhelmed by the attention to contemporaneous events more aligned with the cold war narrative that rested on such pillars as the crises in Iran and Greece; the futility of the negotiations at the meetings of the Council of Foreign Ministers at London, Moscow, and Paris; the abortive Baruch Plan to regulate and internationalize atomic energy (proposed at the UN, no less); and George Kennan's "Long Telegram," Winston's Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech, Stalin's Election Speech, and the pronouncement of the Truman Doctrine.
In recent years, however, cold war historians have begun to consider the history of human rights and the work of international non-governmental organizations as integral to the history of the global cold war.8 Even though the superpower conflict severely limited and at times circumscribed the United Nations' ability to influence international relations, it nonetheless constituted a vital forum within the broader framework of global networks. Throughout the cold war, the United Nations Security Council and its General Assembly served as sounding boards that reflected the tension that existed between the spirit of internationalism and the bipolarity of the East-West conflict.
Two key events early in the cold war illustrate the entanglement of the UN in the increasingly tense East-West confrontation. The first was the Berlin blockade of 1948–9, which ended what little remained of the postwar cooperation among the four occupation powers of Germany and sealed the division of Germany into a Soviet controlled socialist East and a democratic West allied with the United States, Great Britain, and France. The source of the conflict had been the Western allies' unilateral decision to institute a currency reform in the Western parts of Germany, a move that each of the occupying powers recognized would ruin the financial viability of the Eastern sector of (p. 6) Berlin, jointly administered by all four allied powers, and by extension the Soviet controlled occupation zone in East Germany. When the Soviet Union responded to the currency reform with a blockade of all traffic to and from Berlin, which of course was located within the Soviet zone of occupation, the US military responded with an airlift of vital goods to the Western sectors of the city. But no less importantly, albeit often neglected in the literature, the United States appealed to the United Nations in an effort to force an end to the blockade. The negotiations in the Security Council dragged on into the spring of 1949, when the Soviet Union gave up its blockade. To be sure, it was the success of the airlift and not the UN Security Council that ultimately prompted the Soviet Union to back down. Nonetheless, the United Nations provided the central forum for the expression and eventual resolution of the international dispute.
Two years later, the United States and its Allies again appealed to the United Nations to force a withdrawal of North Korean forces from South Korea. UN Security Council Resolution 83 in the summer of 1950 recommended military assistance to South Korea. Protesting the UN membership's refusal to recognize the People's Republic of China as the legitimate representative of China, the Soviet Union had been absent from the Security Council when that body passed the Korea resolution, and it did not officially get involved in the conflict (suffice it to say, it did lend unofficial support to the North Koreans).
The United States, on the other hand, furnished the vast majority of the UN force and led the military campaign against North Korea. China, however, which had turned communist in 1949, did engage the US-led UN forces, when, in the fall of 1950, General Douglas MacArthur crossed the 38th parallel into North Korea and threatened to move further into Chinese territory. The UN resolution, which authorized the international military action against the North Korean aggressor, the UN participation in brokering the cease-fire in the summer of 1953, and the role UN forces played in helping guard the demilitarized zone separating North from South Korea at the 38th parallel, gave the organization a prominent position in international affairs.9
We bring attention to the role of the United Nations in the Berlin Blockade and Korean War not for the purpose of replacing the conventional story. That story is central to the history of the cold war era. Rather, the aim is to supplement it by adding an additional layer, a layer that provides new insights even as it complicates the sequence of events. Similarly, the expansion of the cold war to the periphery in the late 1940s and especially the 1950s offers opportunities to explore alternative ways to appreciate salient dimensions of key moments in cold war history.
The traditional narrative focused on the incentives for both the Soviet Union and the United States to carry the cold war conflict into Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa.10 From the United States vantage point, the expansion was a result of the perceived need to secure strategic outposts and resources, successive American administrations' fear that the Soviets would exploit vulnerable emerging nations, and the domino-theory like thinking that posited that a Soviet beachhead could not be contained. From the Soviet vantage point, engagement in the so-called "Third World" offered the opportunity to advance the communist narrative of anti-imperialism, (p. 7) anti-colonialism, peaceful co-existence, and social justice against what looked like the latest installment in the Western world's grab for yet more territory, resources, and markets. Scholars exploring the Soviet and American side of the cold war in the Third World offered keen insights into the incentives, processes, and consequences of the cold war expansion, which did much to clarify our understanding of this period.11
Again, this narrative is unassailable. When exploring the cold war from the vantage point of the periphery, nevertheless, additional historical transformations come into sharper relief, chief among them the struggle for decolonization. To be sure, the cold war significantly shaped the emerging countries' paths to independence in the 1950s and 1960s. It offered anti-colonial political activists powerful arguments in favor of independence and leverage to negotiate the terms of that independence. Still, rather than pitting one cold war camp against the other, most countries in the colonial world tried to forge a path of non-alignment. For them, the cold war rivalry between the two superpowers offered not just opportunities, but potential pitfalls as well.
These dynamics emerge much more vividly when taking into account events like the 1955 Bandung conference, where Asian and African nations as well as leaders from colonies on the verge of independence sought closer economic and political cooperation and a common strategy to fight colonialism and imperialism. The conference signaled the global South's effort to stake out a position of autonomy and strength in the cold war conflict without committing to one side or the other. One of the major results of the conference, the declaration of self-determination as the first right, underscored the claim to independence, both from the former colonial powers and from the influence and pressure of the two cold war camps.12
The Third World's interest in non-alignment did not mean a policy of non-engagement with cold war countries, nor did it prevent the practice of playing the superpowers off against each other in order to achieve maximum political benefits. To the contrary, one of the most skilled practitioners of this political maneuvering, able to take the greatest possible advantage from the cold war rivalry, was the Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. He sought funds from both the Soviet Union and the United States to support a large construction project, the building of the Aswan dam to regulate the Nile River. He also struck an arms deal with Czechoslovakia, which set him on a collision course with the United States. Intricately interwoven with the Suez Crisis of 1956, one of the seminal moments in traditional accounts of the cold war in the Middle East, Nasser's skillful dealings with both superpower rivals and his eventual success in securing financial support from the Soviet Union for the dam project show that, even for leading figures in the non-alignment movement, siding with one side or another for short-term strategic objectives could be useful.13 Contemporaries of Nasser who sought to follow suit, such as Cambodia's Norodom Sihanouk and Indonesia's Sukarno, were far less successful.14
Moving beyond the US-Soviet cold war framework also reveals new fissures within each of the ideological blocs as well as new connections among domestic, regional, and geopolitical developments. Those include a greater emphasis on the Sino-Soviet split, but also the internal challenges to the cold war order in both the Soviet and the Western orbit. Historians of cold war communism have long stressed the importance of the (p. 8) ideological and political disagreements between Chinese and Soviet communists, but did not identify the rift as a substantial challenge to the cold war order. But it is vitally important to recognize the multiple subtle linkages that existed and expanded between the domestic desire for reform in each of the two camps and the evolution of the international objective of reducing political-military tensions through a policy of détente. For instance, we now understand the Chinese opening to the United States in the late 1960s in the context of the domestic dissident movements in Eastern Europe, particularly the Prague Spring of 1968.15
Likewise, the Federal Republic of Germany's Chancellor Willy Brandt's Ostpolitik in the early 1970s, often framed as a local or regional response to the US-Soviet policy of détente, had its roots in the early 1960s' increasing disillusionment with the inflexible and ossified policies of the Konrad Adenauer government, as well as the increasingly vocal grassroots student movements that challenged the political status quo in West Germany. The proximity of the West German state to the Iron Curtain as well as the absence of official relations with East Germany provided additional incentives for the Social Democratic opposition to propose solutions to the cold war stalemate. The story of the emergence of détente has been well researched, but only recently have scholars begun to connect the political to the social and cultural story of the 1960s, and domestic to transnational upheavals in the cold war order.16 Drawing these connections was from its inception integral to this volume.
Recent historiographical developments have added more nuance and new perspectives to recognized milestones of the cold war. But they also reveal new plotlines that had remained obscured by the focus on the cold war strategic, economic, political, and ideological contest. Chief among these is the struggle toward the creation of a global human rights regime. Because most efforts in this direction were continuously thwarted by flare-ups in cold war confrontations or received only lip-service, and lukewarm lip-service at that, from the Soviet Union, the United States, and their respective allies, the efforts of rights activists have been pushed to the sidelines of the historical narrative of the cold war. However, prompted by a moment of supreme optimism for a fresh and decisive role for the United Nations after the end of the cold war, rights activists as well as their chroniclers discovered the potential of human rights as both a political cause and historical subject. Hence events like the crafting and signing of the Human Rights Declaration in 1948, the emergence and proliferation of non-governmental human rights organizations, the Helsinki accords of 1977, as well as the series of UN sponsored women's rights conferences since 1975, gained new prominence as salient moments in cold war history. What emerged then in the 1990s and 2000s was a history rich in alternative moments and milestones, rich also in exposing missed opportunities and failed efforts, yet nonetheless a history that needs to be taken into account as both a complement and counter-narrative to the dominant story of cold war confrontations.17
Another development that emerged boldly only after the end of the cold war was the attention paid to the history of globalization. It became a political buzz-word of the 1990s, associated with neo-liberalism, neo-imperialism, and neo-colonialism. Yet globalization also matured into a concept that attracted a wide variety of academic scholars (p. 9) from disciplines as diverse as economics, anthropology, sociology, political science, history, communications, and cultural studies. The academic exploration of the concept thus offered a welcome opportunity for trans-disciplinary synthesis that had eluded the academy for decades.
Most scholars now agree that once the political polarity is stripped away from the term "globalization," what is revealed is a long-term process that preceded the cold war; transformed and was transformed by the cold war; and continued at accelerated speed after the cold war. For cold war scholars the challenge thus becomes to determine precisely how the cold war altered the course of political, economic, and cultural globalization, whether it halted or simply redirected the trajectory of increasing international connectivity and exchange, and how these long-term processes of globalization might have altered or possibly even contributed to the demise of the cold war.18
The same can be said for the environment, religion, and other "challenges to the cold war paradigm" that appear in this volume in juxtaposition with chapters on geopolitics, economics, and culture; the US-Soviet relationship and the cold war and the Middle East; the nuclear revolution and international institutions; and race and gender. The chapters do not speak with one voice, nor do they achieve a consensus let alone unanimity on the best and definite way to approach the history of the cold war. But that was never the objective behind bringing together this set of international scholars in a single collection. Rather, these chapters can and should be read as a conversation among experts in the field, each with a unique set of skills and perspective, in which the reader can play an active and independent part. Offering new, stimulating, and provocative avenues for future research, the essays represent the state of the field in historical scholarship on the cold war, bringing new insights to familiar topics and breaking ground on new ones. The cold war ended more than two decades ago; it will take decades more to take the full measure of it. While that process began almost as soon as the cold war originated, and it has benefited over the years from contributions from the likes of Herbert Feis and D.F. Fleming, Walter LaFeber and John Lewis Gaddis, Melvin Leffler and Michael Hogan, Odd Arne Westad and Robert J. McMahon, and so many, many more distinguished scholars, it has a long way to go. The intention of this volume is to both lay a foundation and serve as a catalyst for this continuing endeavor. It will be exciting.
(1.) For the boundaries and debates, see Matthew Connelly, Robert J. McMahon, Katherine A.S. Sibley, Thomas Borstelmann, Nathan Citino, and Kristin Hoganson, "SHAFR and the World," Passport (September 2011), 4–16.
(2.) Mary L. Dudziak, Cold War Civil Rights: Race and the Image of American Democracy. (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2000); Dudziak, Exporting American Dreams: Thurgood Marshall's African Journey (New York: Oxford University Press, 2008); Thomas Borstelmann, The Cold War and the Color Line: Race Relations and American Foreign Policy (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2001). Brenda Gayle Plummer, Rising Wind: Black Americans and US Foreign Affairs, 1935–1960 (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1996). Carol Anderson, Eyes Off the Prize: the United Nations and the African American Struggle for Human Rights, 1945–1955 (Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2003); Penny Von Eschen, Race against Empire: Black Americans and Anticolonialism, 1937–1957 (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1997); Von Eschen, Satchmo Blows Up the World: Jazz Ambassadors Play the Cold War (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2004); Kevin Gaines, African Americans in Ghana: Black Expatriates and the Civil Rights Era (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2007).
(3.) Martin Klimke, The Other Alliance: Student Protest in West Germany and the United States in the Global Sixties (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2009); Jeremi Suri, Power and Protest: Global Revolution and the Rise of Détente (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2003), 216–26; Carole Fink, Philipp Gassert, and Detlef Junker (eds.), 1968: The World Transformed (Washington, DC: The German Historical Institute, 1998).
(4.) Christof Mauch, Nathan Stoltzfus, and Douglas R. Weiner (eds.), Shades of Green: Environmental Activism around the Globe (Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield, 2006).
(5.) The literature of the break-up of the Grand Alliance is far too extensive to cite. For a recent book that presents an original argument, see Frank Costigliola, Roosevelt's Lost Alliances: How Personal Politics Helped Start the Cold War (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2011).
(6.) See in particular the chapters in this volume on "Historicizing the Cold War" by Akira Iriye and on "Human Rights" by Barbara Keys and Roland Burke.
(7.) Preamble of the United Nations charter accessed at <http://www.un.org/en/documents/charter/>.
(8.) Paul Kennedy, The Parliament of Man: The Past, Present and Future of the United Nations (New York: Random House, 2006); Mark Mazower, No Enchanted Palace: The End of Empire and the Ideological Origins of the United Nations (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2009); Akira Iriye, Global Community: The Role of International Orgainzations in the Making of the Contemporary World (Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, 2002); Samuel Moyn, The Last Utopia: Human Rights in History (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2010); Roland Burke, Decolonization and the Evolution of International Human Rights (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2010).
(9.) See in particular William Stueck, The Korean War: An International History (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1997).
(10.) Gordon H. Chang, Friends and Enemies: The United States, China, and the Soviet Union, 1948–1972 (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1990); Marc Gallicchio, The Scramble for Asia: US Military Power in the Aftermath of the Pacific War (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2008); Odd Arne Westad, Cold War and Revolution: Soviet-American Rivalry and the Origins of the Chinese Civil War (New York: Columbia University Press, 1987); Greg Grandin, Empire's Workshop: Latin America, The United States, and the Rise of the New Imperialism (New York: Holt Paperbacks, 2007); Hal Brands, Latin America's Cold War (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University, 2010); Stephen G. Rabe, The Killing Zone: The United States Wages Cold War in Latin America (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011); Lawrence Freedman, A Choice of Enemies: America Confronts the Middle East (New York: Public Affairs, 2008); Douglas Little, American Orientalism: The United States and the Middle East since 1945 (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2002); Salim Yaqub, Containing Arab Nationalism: The Eisenhower Docrine and the Middle East (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2004); Thomas Borstelmann, Apartheid's Reluctant Uncle: The United States and Southern Africa in the Early Cold War (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993); Piero Gleijeses, Conflicting Missions: Havana, Washington, and Africa, 1959–1976 (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2002).
(11.) Odd Arne Westad, The Global Cold War: Third World Interventions and the Making of Our Times (Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2005).
(12.) Burke, Decolonization and the Evolution of Human Rights; Moyn, The Last Utopia; Christopher J. Lee (ed.), Making the World After Empire: The Bandung Moment and its Political Afterlives (Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, 2010); Seng Tan and Amitav Acharya (eds.), Bandung Revisited: The Legacy of the 1955 Asian-African Conference for International Order (Singapore: NUS Press, 2008).
(13.) Nigel Ashton, Eisenhower, Macmillan, and the Problem of Nasser: Anglo-American Relations with Arab Nationalism (New York: Macmillan, 1997); Ray Takeyh, The Origins of the Eisenhower Doctrine: The US, Britain, and Nasser's Egypt, 1953–1957 (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2000); Yaqub, Containing Arab Nationalism.
(14.) Narodom Sihanouk, My War with the CIA: The Memoirs of Prince Norodom Sihanouk (New York: Pantheon, 1973); Franklin B. Weinstein, Indonesian Foreign Policy and the Dilemma of Dependence (London: Equinox Publishing, 2007).
(15.) Chen Jian, Mao's China and the Cold War (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2001).
(16.) Suri, Power and Protest.
(17.) Akira Iriye, Petra Goedde, and William I. Hitchcock (eds.), The Human Rights Revolution: An International History (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011). See also the chapters in this volume on "Human Rights" by Barbara Keys and Roland Burke, and "Gender and Women's Rights in the Cold War" by Helen Laville.
(18.) See for example the recent prize-winning article, Andrew McKevitt, "'You Are Not Alone': Anime and the Globalizing of America," Diplomatic History 34 (November 2010): 893–921. Interdisciplinary works on globalization include Arjun Appadurai, Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of Globalization (Minneapolis and London: University of Minnesota Press, 1996); Appadurai, Globalization (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2000); Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization and its Discontents (New York: W.W. Norton, 2002); George Ritzer (ed.), The Blackwell Companion to Globalization (Malden, MA and Oxford: Blackwell, 2007).


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Security management software vendor PatchLink has launched its global partner program across the Asia-Pacific, including in Australia.
PatchLink has confirmed in a statement that it has launched its Global Solution Partner Program (GSPP) in Australia. The plan was reported by CRN earlier this month.
The US vendor said the rollout was part of an ongoing effort to develop its channel to meet "increased demand" for its security software.
Neal Gemassmer, Asia-Pacific vice-president at PatchLink, said in a statement that the multi-tier program armed distributors and resellers with marketing and sales tools, technical training and support.
"PatchLink has designed a channel-focused program that effectively leverages industry expertise and leading-edge security technologies to provide partners with the ability to easily market to customers," he said.
Gemassmer said GSPP had silver, gold and platinum levels. Platinum was by invitation only.
"PatchLink is focused on providing the tools and resources that will drive revenue and increase profitability for its partners," he said.
"The partner program will also benefit our enterprise customers by enabling easy identification of authorised solution partners who have been certified on designing, implementing and supporting PatchLink solutions."
PatchLink authorised partners would get access to a private web portal for partners that would offer access to specific partner level information.
The portal would offer product updates, information on marketing campaigns, training resources, prospect registration and other sales and marketing material.
The vendor would also offer joint marketing funds via a sales-based program, Gemassmer said.
Mathew Boulenaz, a security representative from Queensland-based reseller Data#3, said in a pre-prepared statement provided by PatchLink that he approved of the vendor's "commitment" to the channel.
"Often vendors enter the market with little recognition of local business needs. However, PatchLink has taken the time to understand our needs and is giving us the resources, energy and expertise," Boulenaz was quoted as saying.
PatchLink offers a suite of security solutions in 12 languages and international channel support from offices in the US, UK, Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore.
PatchLink launches global channel program locally
By Staff Writers on Oct 31, 2005 11:01AM
Security management software vendor PatchLink has launched its global partner program across the Asia-Pacific, including in Australia.
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