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T A P E x International Women's Day
In celebration of International Women's Day during the month of March, T A P E starts of the 2020 screening season with a programme at Catford Mews dedicated to female stories and storytellers. Our mini-season, inspired by the recent success of Man Booker Prize Winner Bernadine Evaristo, will include a new film about renowned writer Toni Morrison (TONI MORRISON: THE PIECES I AM) and Nadine Lebaki's romantic comedy on the lives of five women in Beirut (CARAMEL).
Place: Catford Mews, 32 Winslade Way, Catford, London SE6 4JU
Screening starts 8.45PM (4th March) & 8.00PM (5th March)
Tickets: £See Website
Link: https://catford-mews.co.uk/whats-on/t-a-p-e-present-caramel/
ICO Screening Days: Inclusion & Diversity
The Independent Cinema Office are back with another event celebrating cinema for all audiences.
One of their core values is to create an industry that is open to all and where everyone feels included. As part of that, T A P E will be leading a specially curated session on Locality: Outreach & Area Specific Programming, alongside Caroline Wilson of UNDR LNDN.
Through our work at the Barbican, Ritzy Picturehouse and other venues, we have always focused on programming specifically for the community, with each event thoughtfully tailored to its local area. In our session we'll discuss the thinking and practical methods behind our approach to community-led programming – including how to utilise research, grassroots outreach and local talent to generate inclusive, representative and responsive film programmes that engage with your local community.
Stick around for a day of new release screenings, workshops and talks.
Place: Broadway, 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham, NG1 3AL
2.15PM: Session starts
Tickets: £Delegate passes via ICO
Link: https://www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/screening-days/i-d-screening-days-2019-inclusion-diversity/
Catford Mews Launch x T A P E
We're excited to be a part of the launch of new south London cinema, Catford Mews. It's the first project by Really Local Group, who are on a mission to provide inclusive and affordable venues for communities, which will be uniquely designed to reflect their locality, and will act as a community 'hub' for the area.
To toast to this new cinematic gem, we'll be programming some short films reflecting the talent and buzz of London city. The night will also feature a special performance by UK rapper Big Tobz and delicious food provided by the Mews' very own local food vendors along with a selection of drinks, including beer from local Brockley Brewery and rum cocktails from Havana.
Place: 32 Winslade Way, Catford Centre, London, SE6 4JU
Invite only - please contact Catford Mews for enquiries
For more info on the cinema and to book screenings visit: https://catford-mews.co.uk/
Sheffield Doc/Fest x T A P E: Building Blocks
Doc/Fest Exchange: bringing together a specially curated programme of free talks, films and conversations to revolutionise what makes a healthy planet.
Supported by Wellcome.
Join us daily in the Exchange to rethink how we can live together in a time of planetary uncertainty. Inspired by the convergence of social, environmental and digital movements you'll hear from filmmakers, artists, commissioners, scientists, journalists, comedians, academics, community organisers and activists.
As part of this, T A P E has specially curated a programme called Building Blocks. We present a screening of music videos in quasi-documentary style, which spotlight the architecture and sub-cultures of different neighbourhoods, cities and countries. Each stands apart in terms of the people, language and story, yet they are united by how places shape and define the individuals that exist within them. Join us after for a Q&A.
Place: Tudor Square, Sheffield, S1 2LA
9AM: Doors open
11AM: Screening starts
Tickets: FREE
Link: https://sheffdocfest.com/articles/387-doc-fest-exchange-our-planet-our-health
Zine #2 Launch: MOON SISTERS
Inspired by charities, projects and movements such as myhairyvagandme, Bloody Good Period and goodbloodperiod, T A P E's second zine issue focuses on period representation or lack thereof in cinema which helped, hindered, inspired or angered audiences. The conversations and scenes done right and the ones that failed us. Calling all Moon Sisters: whether you're a clueless Carrie or a clued-up Rizzo, we've got something for everyone. As always, we'll also be screening short films, playing a DJ set and selling copies of the zine on the night.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7.30PM: Doors open
Plus music, bar, food & short films
Tickets: FREE
LSFF x T A P E: "HEY BABY, SMILE FOR ME!"
T A P E teams up with London Short Film Festival in the new year for a thought-provoking special event on catcalling.
In the wake of a tumultuous 2018, the #MeToo movement has at long last supplanted sexism into almost every public consciousness. Looking to the uneasy reality of how this shapes the very foundations of a woman's day-to-day, T A P E present a programme turning focus to street harassment.
From the witty and subversive, to films of a more uncomfortable nature, we examine women's vulnerability within public spaces, the body politics of occupying space, the male gaze as an exertion of power, why catcalling still happens and if there's more we can be doing.
Films include work by Muriel D'Ansembourg, Connie Chavez, Kate Hardie, Kate Dolan, Kate Jessop, Connie Van, Jemima Read, Nathan Byron, as well as Buzzfeed virals.
Following the screening, a panel will discuss their own impressions and experiences, including Molly Ackhurst and Kelsey Mohamed of Hollaback, actress Tanya Fear(Catcalling 2.0), Shoot Me director and actress Kate Hardie and T A P E's Angie Moneke and Nellie Alston.
Place: Regent Street Cinema, 309 Regent Street, London, W1B 2UW
8.30PM: Screenings begin, followed by panel
Tickets: https://shortfilms.org.uk/lsff2019/events/2019-01-15-hey-baby-smile-for-me
They Thought We Were Token: Zine Launch
We're very excited to announce that our very own T A P E zine will be launching on the 23rd October. The first issue is called "They Thought We Were Token" and, you guessed it, it's all about minority representation in Hollywood; the good, the bad, the lukewarm and the downright offensive. Join us as we explore - through illustration, written word and short film - the dull inclusion of minority women in Western cinema, and celebrate the reluctance to be token. Copies of the zine will be available at the launch and later online.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7.30PM: Doors open
Plus music, bar, food & dope film visuals
Tickets: FREE
Chronic Youth Film Festival 2018
This month we're showing support to the current Barbican Young Programmers, as alumni of this group. It's a whole weekend of films about girlhood, boyhood and selfhood from around the world, with a line-up including shorts from African filmmakers, and feature-length stories that range from Occupation-era France to modern-day Missouri. The programme presents a fresh twist on coming-of-age stories.
Place: Barbican Centre
Timings and ticket info can be found online
Book: https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/series/chronic-youth-film-festival-2018
T A P E x UNDR LNDN present We Can be Heroes (short films)
For their finale extravaganza & closing event for the year, T A P E is bowing out in cinematic style. And this time round they're turning the spotlight back to short films with a little help from their friends at UNDR LNDN. Our Made It Through party celebrates having survived this strange, rollercoaster of a year by platforming a diverse selection of incredible shorts which tell a variety of stories, and the creative efforts of the people behind them. Join them and the filmmakers, for some watching, drinking and dancing as they toast to the new year and the one we're all leaving behind.
We will also be raising money for Accumulate, a youth homelessness charity which provides creative workshops for young homeless people and raises money for student scholarships.
With thanks to sponsor support from Metcalfe's Skinny Popcorn and Ugly Drinks.
That's all folks. Till next year.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
3PM: Doors open
3.30PM: Screening begins
Plus music guests, bar, and general festivities
Tickets: FREE
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-x-undrldn-made-it-through-eoy-party
T A P E x Girls On Film present THE FOXY FIVE
All the way from South Africa, The Foxy Five web series will be screening their entire season.
"This web series follows the adventures of the white- supremacist-capitalist-pat
The director Jabu Nadia Newman and producer Chase Musslewhite will be in attendance for a Q&A after the screening.
Limited edition posters will also be on sale.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
3PM: Doors open
3.30PM: Screening begins
5PM: Q&A with director Jabu Nadia Newman and producer Chase Musslewhite
Tickets: £5
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-x-girls-on-film-ldn-present-the-foxy-five
We Went To Wonderland
With Halloween done & dusted, we turning back to our season of screening films exploring culture, identity & heritage. 'We Went to Wonderland' documents the journey of film-maker and writer Xiaolu Guo across Europe with her ageing Chinese parents.
Beginning their tour in Xiaolu's own adopted home - the streets of Hackney - and journeying to the cities of Rome and Paris, this was her parents first and final time outside of China with the difference in culture often resulting in amusing exchanges, for though her father always dreamed of seeing the West, her mother thinks China is best.
Directed in a free and intimate style, mixing stills and quotes with home-footage, this whimsical documentary offers great personal insight, not only into the director's own history but also greater cultural and generational divides, a changing China and globalisation. In the process, it explores how we can each look at the same thing and yet feel something completely different to one another.
After the film we are very excited to have the director Xiaolu Guo in attendance for a Q&A where she will shed light on her experience making the film, as well as discuss her upcoming work.
As Guo quotes in the film "The further you go, the less you understand."
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
3PM: Doors open
3.30PM: Screening begins
5PM: Q&A with Xiaolu Guo, hosted by Jemma Desai
Tickets: £5
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-we-went-to-wonderland-qanda-with-xiaolu-guo
T A P E presents XX (Halloween Special)
As All Hallows' Eve is upon us, T A P E takes you on an exploration of strange & chilling horror with a feature which takes an effortless stab at old-school scares with a fresh perspective.
Each of the four stories which make up the female-led horror anthology, XX, (directed by Jovanka Vuckovic, Annie Clark, Roxanne Benjamin and Karyn Kusama) bring modern tales of the haunting contents of a mysterious box, a birthday party gone wrong, a group of friends being stalked by something sinister, and the disturbed behaviours of a rebellious high-schooler. All of this is stitched together with spooky short in-between animation sequences by Sofia Carrillo.
Massive Arms DJ will be on the decks to get those chills going and creepy cocktails on flow to power you through this gloomy Tuesday night...
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7.30PM: Doors open
8PM: Screening begins
Tickets: £5
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-xx
Window Horses
Continuing our season of screening films that explore culture, identity and heritage, T A P E's September showing dives into the world of animation.
In this curious and charming animated feature, young Canadian poet, Rosie Ming (voiced by Grey's Anatomy's Sandra Oh), is invited to perform at a poetry festival in Iran. With this opportunity to experience temporary freedom from her over-protective Chinese grandparents and assert some independence she finds herself in Iran, in the company of poets and Persians, all who tell her stories that force her to confront her past; the Iranian father she assumed abandoned her and the nature of poetry itself. It's about building bridges between cultural and generational divides. It's about being curious. Staying open. And finding your own voice through the magic of poetry.
In the spirit of Rosie Ming's creative pursuit, this event will also feature live poetry performances.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
12PM: Doors open and live poetry
12.30PM: Screening begins
Tickets: £5
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-collective-presents-window-horses
Bruk Out!
For the past months, T A P E has been focused on screening films which in some way explore culture, identity and heritage. Our August film is as bold as it is energetic and just in time for Carnival season, putting a spotlight on the Jamaican Dancehall culture as it brings together dancers and enthusiasts from around the world - Japan, Italy, America, Poland, Spain, and of course, Jamaica.
Bruk Out! follows six Dancehalll Queens, powerhouses at the heart of this global phenomenon, as they prepare to battle it out in Montego Bay for the dancehall world's greatest trophy. Not only does this documentary present an intimate insight into the serious graft of this dynamic world, it also uncovers more personal struggles including body image, poverty and being criticised for hyper-sexual dancing seen by some as lewd but which they feel is empowering.
This directorial debut from Cori McKenna, which recently screened at Sheffield Doc/Fest, celebrates music, Caribbean and international culture, and its leading ladies all at once.
Following the screening, in a warm up to carnival weekend, get set to wine ya waist with D'Vo and Shaun Sky on the decks playing the best in old and new dancehall music.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7PM: Doors open
7.30PM: Screening begins
9PM-Midnight: Dancehall Party
Tickets: £7 advance, £8 on door, £5 party only
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/tape-presents-bruk-out-dancehall-after-party
My Brother The Devil
Continuing our season of screening films exploring culture, identity & heritage, T A P E's July screening unveils the perils and prejudices faced by two British-Arab brothers growing up on the streets of Hackney.
In My Brother The Devil, Rashid works as a low-level drug dealer before deciding to get out, turning instead to lawful and creative outlets. However, this realisation comes too late for his younger brother Mo who, in a bid to emulate Rashid, is drawn into the gang culture his brother is so desperate for him to avoid. For the first time, the two brothers find themselves at odds, fuelled by their incompatible desires - Mo tempted by what he sees as a glamorous, rebellious lifestyle and Rashid wanting to protect his brother from these mistakes. It's not long before these two conflicting paths threaten to cause tragic devastation for both.
This award-winning debut from director Sally El Hosaini received rave reviews at BFI London Film Festival, Sundance and Berlinale, for its accomplished and unconventional portrayal of class, ethnicity, sexuality and coming-of-age.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7PM: Doors open
7.30PM: Performance by Men In Bloom
8PM: Screening begins
Tickets: £5
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-my-brother-the-devil
Free ticket giveaway (subject to availability): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/t-a-p-e-presents-my-brother-the-devil-tickets-36202278991
Morris From America
T A P E is currently focused on screening films that explore culture, identity & heritage, and Morris From America is next up in their programme. This comedic coming-of-age story follows 13-year-old Morris Gentry - an African American teen who aspires to be the next Notorious B.I.G. - after he and his father move to Germany and he finds himself in a place where no one looks like him or shares his musical tastes. Over time, Mo deals with a variety of things that challenge his young spirit including navigating a new culture, his relationship with his father, and a budding romance as he falls for cool, rebellious 15-year-old Katrin. Morris From America screened as part of the Dramatic Competition section at Sundance Film Festival, winning two awards.
This screening is in collaboration with The New Black Film Collective, a nationwide network of film exhibitors, educators and programmers of Black representation on screen.
Naturally… you can expect hip-hop tunes to follow this screening, including a bit of karaoke to get your inner-Morris going.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7PM: Doors open
7.30PM: Screening begins
9PM: Hip hop karaoke
Tickets: £5
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-morris-from-america
Free ticket giveaway (subject to availability): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/t-a-p-e-presents-morris-from-america-free-ticket-promo-tickets-35303078458
Becoming Zlatan
For the next six months T A P E will be screening films which explore culture, identity and heritage. This month we present an intimate and engrossing look into the formative years of one of football's greatest ever players - Swedish talisman, Zlatan Ibrahimović.
Perhaps one of the game's most polarising stars, Zlatan has been lauded for his goals and criticised for his violent outbursts, but his story is also a truly international and surprisingly humble tale. Directors Fredrik Gertten and Magnus Gertten take us through the early years of this child of Bosnian, Muslim and Catholic immigrants on an estate in Malmo and onto his time at Juventus where the true rise to fame and fortune took flight.
With access to an impressive amount of archive footage, this film creates a poignant narrative and by the end you may be no less divided in your feelings towards him but you'll have a colourful sense of someone who has always struggled to balance the line between governing and being governed, and what it takes to leave home and become a trademark. An everyman tale of a man who has always had a point to prove but never forgotten where he came from.
Massive Arms will be on the decks, working his way through Zlatan's "Mental Muscle" (official) playlist (Jay Z / LL Cool J / Eminem / Swedish Rap / Aswad?! - LEGEND), as well as all those similar motivational hip hop anthems. Gon' make chu sweat.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7PM: Doors open
7.30PM: Screening begins
9PM: DJ set by Massive Arms
Tickets: £8
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-becoming-zlatan
T A P E x V Spot present Dinner and a Movie: Office Space
We are teaming up with the V Spot Supper Club to bring you a special evening of comedy & delicious plant-based food on Friday 19th of May. We'll be hosting a private screening of the American cult classic movie "Office Space" with a two course meal freshly cooked by V Spot.
Ticket price includes:
BBQ "pulled" sweet potato baps w/ baked vegetable chips
Fudge brownie with chocolate sauce and ice cream
Water and soft drinks will be available on the evening, but please feel free to bring a beverage of your choice to enjoy during the film.
Place: Space @ 61, 61 Cheltenham Road, London, SE15 3AF
07.30PM: Doors open
Tickets: £20
Tickets are non refundable, but they are transferrable.
Book: https://www.cookieandbiscuit.com/product-page/the-v-spot
Love Commandos
This month T A P E presents another up and coming documentary. Love Commandos follows a group of ordinary men challenging their country's outdated view on love and marriage by defending and rescuing women at risk of honour killings.
It tells the story of the turbulent socio-political climate in India, where falling in love with the 'wrong' person may result in brutal punishment or death, and the immense struggles this guerrilla group of men and the couples they come across are up against.
After the film there will be a Q&A with director Miriam Lyons to explore background on the film & the experience of documenting this important issue, and Will Bose from the charity Karma Nirvana who will give a perspective on honour-based violence in the UK. Journalist/broadcaster/filmmaker Kieran Yates will chair the Q&A - join in the conversation.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
12.00PM: Doors open
12.30PM: Screening begins
2.00PM: Q&A with director Miriam Lyons
Tickets: £8
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-the-love-commandos-qanda
Gallery Launch: Vivé | A Showcase of Life by Munya Chidakwa
Photographer Munya Chidakwa intends to seek out the many definitions of the word Vivé. Using photography and design Munya documents our vibrant changing world and explores difference. This exhibition gives a glimpse of Munya's travels around to the world, as he expresses life through a lens.
The opening evening will feature live music from singer Malunga, poetry reading from poet Jolade Olusanya and a moving images programme curated by T A P E collective.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7.30PM: Doors open
Exhibition continues in Upstairs venue: Tues 4th - 30th April
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/vive-a-showcase-of-life-munya-launch
The Fits
This March, T A P E turns one year old, and our film of choice to ring in this milestone is Anna Rose Holmer's 'The Fits'. In this debut feature, shy tomboy Toni auditions to be part of the charismatic and captivating Lioness dance troupe. But when the Lioness girls start mysteriously fitting and fainting, Toni suddenly finds herself caught up in these curious events whilst grappling with her own sense of identity and belonging.
After this thrilling coming-of-age film, we've got a DJ booked so we can all grab a drink together and celebrate a year long anniversary of platforming awesome cult cinema and limited release greats.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
3.30PM: Drinks at the bar/Upstairs
4.15PM: Screening begins
5.30PM: T A P E Anniversary party
Tickets: £8
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-the-fits-screening-anniv-party
T A P E presents an exclusive first look of an award-winning documentary, Jackson by director Maisie Crow, which is being screened for only the second time in the UK (and for the first time in 2017).
A harrowing and thought-provoking documentary on the controversial topic of abortion, it follows the anti-abortion efforts in the USA's Deep South. The last remaining abortion clinic in Jackson, Mississippi exists in a social climate where the pro-life movement has made serious leaps in cultural, political and legal battles. For women in Mississippi who are seeking abortion services the stigma is rife, with those living in poverty and women of colour left particularly vulnerable.
Crow explores the hard truths of racial and religious undertones of the Deep South, as well as the struggle between two sides trying to either close or preserve this last clinic, putting everyday people at the heart of America's reproductive rights debate.
Before the screening there will be drinks and a short film shown, and afterwards a panel discussion - also open to the floor - on the issues explored particularly in the context of women's rights and the significance of docs in exploring these stories.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
4PM: Drinks reception & short film
5PM: Screening begins
Tickets: £8
Panel includes: Eloise King (i-D, Vice, Women On Docs), Adelaide Lawson (Born n Bread), Jenn Nkiru (Film Director, Orange Soda Film Club) and hosted by Jemma Desai (BFI London Film Festival, I Am Dora)
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-jackson-panel-discussion
T A P E x Girls On Film present Honeytrap
T A P E and Girls On Film are teaming up to bring you Honeytrap by Rebecca Johnson - the first UK urban drama film told from a woman's perspective. Set in Brixton it follows 15 year old Layla into a painful rite of passage balancing her own girlhood and the gang she feels she needs to belong to. Her quest for a re-imagined self and acceptance results in a cautionary tale inspired by real headline news. Johnson's debut feature had its world premiere at the London Film Festival in 2014 and Rebecca Johnson was nominated for Best British Newcomer by the BFI for her film exploring girls in a man's world.
Joining us on the day are Raw Materials - a Brixton based music organisation whose mission is to improve the lives of young people and their economic position, opportunities, progression and development, including mental and physical health issues.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
4PM: Drinks reception with introduction by Raw Materials
5PM: Screening begins
7PM: Stick around to dance and bring your bras for Outerglobe's Female DJ Relay, who are raising money and collecting bras for the charity "Bras Not Bombs"
Tickets: £8
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-and-girls-on-film-present-honeytrap/tickets/19543
Pootie Tang
This month, T A P E is treading new waters in bringing you a comedy film screening at Upstairs at the Ritzy.
Pootie Tang, the Louis C.K. cult classic starring Chris Rock, Lance Crouther, Wanda Sykes and others, is a satire of the blaxploitation genre following an ice cool ladies man/recording artist who fights crime.
As that bizarre summary suggests, there's really no other comedy like it - both laugh out loud and completely ridiculous.
Brought to you by an unlikely choice of writer/director, everyone's favourite cynical comedian Louis C.K, this hilarious US feature was never released theatrically in the UK but leave it to T A P E to make sure this unmissable film is now coming your way.
Join us for a night full of discussions, great music & all-round alternative, cutting edge entertainment.
Place: Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton, London SW2 1JG
7.30PM: Drinks & entry to Upstairs
8PM: Screening begins
Tickets: £4 / £3 concessions
Book: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Ritzy_Picturehouse/film/t-a-p-e-presents-pootie-tang
T A P E presents London Calling
T A P E is back with a programme of short films for the summer, all of which were produced through the London Calling scheme by Film London.
These 6 diverse and cutting-edge shorts have been nominated for BAFTA & Sundance accolades, and premiered at the BFI London Film Festival - so it's strictly only the good stuff.
This time round we've teamed up with a new venue, Cafe Del Marsh, a great cafe/bar in Waterloo with a covered outdoor screening area (perfect for a mild summer evening).
Entry is free but donations to our cinematic cause on the night are appreciated so we can plough money into our ambitious future screening plans.
Join us for drinks & cool short films next week!
Place: Cafe Del Marsh, 44 Lower Marsh, SE1 7RG
7PM: Drinks & entry to outside screening area
8PM: Short films begin
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/215622888833383/
Carnival of Souls
T A P E is back at Lerryn's Cafe & Bar to continue our mission of screening cool underground films.
We're showing Herk Harvey's 'Carnival of Souls', which sees a woman become drawn to a mysterious carnival after she's involved in a terrible accident.
Originally undervalued when it was released, it eventually went on to gain a kind of underground cult staus. However, it was never distributed in the UK so we're throwing a little party with it as our main attraction.
There'll be popcorn, signature cocktails and other drinks on offer, plus great music playing at the bar before & after.
TICKETS ARE FREE but please book your place ahead of the day to guarantee your seat: http://bit.ly/1TbdJSR
6PM: Arrive for drinks & popcorn
7.30PM: 'Carnival of Souls' begins
9PM: More drinks & music at the bar til late
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/243351192686826/
T A P E x Club Motte: Shorts & Storytelling
T A P E is teaming up with storytelling outfit, Club Motte, to show a series of diverse and brilliant short films before audience members tell stories based on a mystery theme which will be revealed on the night. The event is BYOB, and plenty of sangria & popcorn will be on tap. Come for Friday night drinks, shorts & stories!
Bonnington Centre
11 Vauxhall Grove
Drinks: from 8PM
Films start: 8.30PM
Stories starts: 9.00PM
FREE event
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1013429525412480/
The Wild Party
The irresponsible Stella Ames (Clara Bow) spends her college career attending parties and having fun. However, when she ends up in the difficult class of the handsome, but stern, Professor Gil Gilmore (Fredrick March), she develops a crush on the man that could prove disastrous for both of them. (Rotten Tomatoes)
Lerryn's Cafe & Bar
200 Rye Lane
Doors open: 5PM
Film starts: 5.30PM til late
Tickets: FREE http://bit.ly/1TYb91R
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1532647820369215/
Personal Services (1987)
Christine (Julie Walters) is a struggling single mother who reluctantly rents out rooms in her apartment to prostitutes to make ends meet. But when a financial jam forces her to sell her own body, Christine forsakes her reservations about her tenants. Soon, with help from veteran hooker Shirley (Shirley Stelfox), Christine transforms her apartment into a house of ill repute, her makeshift brothel servicing a passel of older male clients with decidedly kinky sexual appetites.


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Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 - HOT ISSUES LIST Nov 2009
A series Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 issues have been reported to Microsoft customer support. From these issues, we figured out several hot issues and authored Knowledge base articles to explain the solutions.
To identify and troubleshoot these issues, you can find more information from the KB articles:
· 975787 Adjust User Account Control settings in Windows 7
· 976832 Error message when you insert a smart card in a reader on a Windows 7-based or Windows Server 2008 R2-based computer: "Device driver software was not successfully installed"
· 975784 Enable the Quick Launch bar in Windows 7
· 975785 Customize the notification area in Windows 7
· 975786 Customize the notification area in Windows 7
· 975788 Turn off the secure desktop in Windows 7
· 976034 Get a detailed Power Efficiency Diagnostics Report for your computer in Windows 7
· 976170 Troubleshoot Aero problems in Windows 7
· 976877 Troubleshoot Aero problems in Windows 7
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2018 End Of Season Party
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- Event2018 End Of Season Party
- LocationThe Clubhouse
- DateSeptember 09, 2018 to September 12, 2018
Live Music, Guest Chefs and Great Fishing
The West Coast Fishing Club is pleased to present Langara Rocks, a season-ending special event trip to the Clubhouse that features live music nightly by our house band The Dock Rockers, consisting of some of Canada's most sought-after professional musicians who have recorded and performed with a long list of international artists – from Shania Twain and Cher to Bon Jovi and Motley Crue – and countless musical points in between. They've also recorded and/or performed with Canadian rock icons Loverboy, Trooper, Prism, Chilliwack, Barney Bentall and have for many years been the backing band for music legend Randy Bachman and the frame of Bachman-Turner, whose long list of global hit singles include Takin' Care of Business and Roll on Down the Highway.
A party atmosphere (outdoors on the deck weather permitting) will provide guests with ample opportunity to interact with friendly and personable band members and ask them pretty much any question they want about their experiences playing big stages and creating some of the most listened-to music from the 1980's right up to present day. Add some rock-star guest chefs to the mix and it's a memorable ending to another unforgettable summer in Haida Gwaii.
September has typically produced lots of Chinook Salmon in the 20 to 30lb range and frequently the action is non-stop, particularly when Coho linger as they often do in late summer around Langara Island. This time of year also tends to provide the best weather we see all season long, along with calm seas that create an unbeatable fishing experience.
Expect nightly live music, delectable fare from our guest chefs and of course the world's best salmon fishing.
Reserve Your Spots Today!
Call us at 1-888-432-6666 or click here to make an inquiry online.
Introducing The Dock Rockers:
When not rocking Langara Island or touring with Randy Bachman, the Dock Rockers play night clubs and corporate shows as Cease and Desist, or as tribute band Atlantic Crossing, which features incredibly authentic portrayals of UK artists Elton John, AC/DC, Rod Stewart and The Beatles.
The band members are Marc LaFrance (drums, vocals); Mick Dalla-Vee (guitar, keyboards, vocals); Brent Knudsen (bass, guitar, vocals), and Ian Cameron (guitar, violin, vocals).
Marc Lafrance:
Marc has been involved in the music industry for over four decades and is a well-known and highly regarded industry professional. He has performed as a drummer and/or singer on over 100 albums, and countless sessions and live performances. In addition to playing drums and singing in the band Bachman Turner and as a member of Randy Bachman's touring band, some of Marc's past and present accomplishments include recordings with a vast array of prominent artists including Canadian groups Crowcuss, Chilliwack, Payolas, Loverboy, Trooper, Prism, Shari Ulrich, Bruce Miller, Straight Lines and Glass Tiger and international stars such as Long John Baldry, Alice Cooper, Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, Cher, Carly Simon, Blue Murder, The Cult, David Lee Roth, Scorpions, Black Veil Brides, "Michael Bublé's Christmas in New York," and many others.
Mick Dalla-Vee
Singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, Mick Dalla-Vee taught himself to first play the guitar at age 10. In a career that's spanned three decades, the Cease & Desist front-man, bassist and guitarist has also become a very busy studio producer, musician, arranger and vocalist. Mick attained Gold and Platinum status for his work with Bachman & Turner (Live in New York City 2010) amongst other musical awards and co-written or written everything from country to smooth jazz, has played bass for Canadian rock legend Randy Bachman (The Guess Who, Bachman Turner Overdrive) and keyboards for Grammy Award-winning R&B diva Melanie Fiona. He has also contributed vocals to projects by Mötley Crüe and Trooper, and created soundscapes for TV programs such as HGTV's popular Holmes Makes Right series. Currently he has an ongoing contract writing music soundscapes for ITV in the USA and Great Britain along with business partner Jeff Neill (of Streetheart and Jimmy Barnes fame) with their company 'The NV Music Group. Since 1986, Mick has played in 'Revolver – The World's Best Beatles Band' to sold out houses everywhere.
Brent Knudsen
Brent is a gifted and versatile instrumentalist, singer and songwriter who has played with, or shared the stage with many other stars including Dwight Yoakam, Alabama, Michelle Wright, Deanna Carter, Don Felder (The Eagles), Patricia Conroy, Aaron Pritchett, Alan Frew and many others. Along with Marc LaFrance and Mick Dalla-Vee, he is an original member of Cease and Desist and a veteran sideman (guitar, vocals) for Randy Bachman and Bachman Turner. He has also written and recorded two country albums that garnered national airplay and awards, including a nomination for best Male Country Vocalist at the Canadian Country Music Awards. Brent has also made a feature film appearance as Neil Diamond's guitar player in "Saving Silverman," with Jason Bigg, Jack Black and Amanda Peet.
Ian Cameron
Ian began playing violin at age 5. He studied classically for over a decade including Toronto Conservatory theory, harmony and composition. Beginning his career as guitarist/violinist for Capitol/EMI recording artists Strange Advance, he has appeared on hundreds of recordings and has played live or in session with innumerable artists including Mike Reno (Loverboy), Bobby Kimball (Toto), Jimi Jameson (Survivor) Shania Twain and countless other talented musicians and singers worldwide. Over the years he has written and co-written several radio singles including a number two chart position in Europe. He also co-wrote and played violin on the 2013 GRAMMY® nominated album Rumbadoodle with Singapore-based producer Arun Shenoy. He has collaborated with producers, songwriters and musicians worldwide since 2000 through his site efiddler.com and is the leading provider of digital violin content.
2017 Event Recap: Saving the Best for Last
By Deepwater Don
Where oh where to begin…
In truth friends, that may well have been the most memorable trip I have ever experienced to Langara Island. It was as though Mother Nature and The Clubhouse staff conspired to save their very best for last.
Let's start with the weather – hot and sunny, especially on The Clubhouse deck. It may have been mid-September but it was still summer friends. As we cruised out under blue skies and on gentle seas to fish "the highway" between McPherson Point and Langara Rocks, I wondered why anyone would decide the season was over. Humpback whales cruised lazily about, arching their tails in the air to begin a dive or slapping a massive fluke on the water. The sea lions were well behaved for the most part, staying on the rocks and serving notice of their presence with loud baritone snorts. The peaks of the coastal mountain ranges of Alaska lay strikingly across the strait, eagles soared overhead and…well, you get the picture. It was Haida Gwaii at her very best.
The End-of-Season Party was so much fun to just be there, especially with the Dock Rockers kicking out red hot rock and roll every night. Fresh off a recording session with Randy Bachman, the boys were even more musically attuned to one another than usual, and the full house of guests were clearly mesmerized with their vast repertoire of classic rock. Having played the drums for a living myself in a previous millennium, I sat in for a few tunes each night and was impressed at how darn easy it is to play with people who do it with such confidence and expertise. As an aside to guest Jim Currie, nice vocal addition on Honky Tonk Women. And Dave (T-Bone) Sligh, good job getting the crowd moving on the dance floor. You and your gentlemanly pals from the southern states were an absolute pleasure to have in the house.
Speaking of the Dock Rockers, hats off to Mick Dalla-Vee, Marc LaFrance, Brent Knudsen and Ian Cameron for being on hand for a third season, and not only for the music and energy you brought to The Clubhouse, but also the friendly interaction with all the guests, many of whom made it clear they will be back in one year's time. And our hats also go off to Rick Grange and Brian Legge, who co-founded The West Coast Fishing Club 29 years ago and forced the entire industry to get serious about service. Best of all, they used their imaginations to create experiences nothing short of extraordinary through a commitment to dining, creature comforts, special events – including live music – philanthropic fishing tournaments and conservation efforts "to put more fish back in than we take out." It is an honour to be a part of what you created.
To the 2000-plus guests who visited Haida Gwaii this season, there is no adequate way to thank you for choosing one of the lodges of The West Coast Fishing Club for your marine wilderness getaway in 2017. I am guessing that most of you agree that one of the many great things about a visit to one of the lodges is the opportunity to interact with so many extraordinary people through the commonality of fishing and gracious living amidst the marine wilderness. We estimate that you caught over 100 tyee-sized salmon this year, and it is with gratitude that we note that you opted to release the vast majority of them to help preserve the upper end of the gene pool. Thank you for doing so and thank you for coming from across North America and beyond to share your time and laughter in so many memorable ways.
And so for the last time in 2017, here are the highlights from the leader board. During the September 7-10 trip, the top fish went to Terry Canning, which at 32 pounds turned out to be the final tyee of the season for The Club. Bill Ruff came ever so close with a 28.5 while Eli Howard and Alan Makovicka tied for third place with 27-pound versions.
The End Of Season Party top chinook salmon went to Maxime Douellou for a 25. Dock Rockers drummer Marc LaFrance snuck in a 21 in the final minutes of the season to take the last plus-20 fish of the year.


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An interactive beginner's guide to writing an argumentative essay is available at http://www.shmoop.com/essay-lab/argumentative
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An interactive beginner's guide to writing an argumentative essay is available at http://www.shmoop.com/essay-lab/argumentative
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I've had to take the IELTS test for my skilled migration to Australia. Thankfully, I did pretty well in the test on the first try (9 overall) and I've since been trying to help some people I know with their test preparation.
Today, I thought about creating another WordPress site, this time with an IELTS focus. But it looks like all the free WordPress domain names with "IELTS" in them are taken. So I'm thinking I'll just use the General Paper site for it, since there's quite a bit of overlap between the two assessments systems. Both the Singapore-Cambridge General Paper and IELTS have a group from the University of Cambridge as one of the examining authorities.
So, watch this space for some ideas preparing for your English Language assessments, while I have a think about it.
The animation that accompanies this talk given by Sir Ken Robinson is fun to watch.
But what about the validity of the claims? Crispin Weston presents an extensive critique.
Here's a tool that could help you figure out your topic, create a thesis statement and generate an outline.
Have a go at using it and post about your experience in the comments.
You need facts to back up your ideas in writing. Plus, some facts are just plain interesting. I've just discovered Factbrowser. Go have a look and search for the statistics you need.
Since I moved to Sydney, I've basically stopped cycling, barring a few rides, and only one of those on a road bike.
I found the following statistics and posted them on Facebook, but I thought maybe some of you might want to have a look and do some analysis of the figures as well. What do the figures mean? Which city/state/country is the safest?
London: Population 8M, 407 cyclist deaths and serious injuries 1st 9 months of 2011 http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/feb/02/road-accident-statistics-cyclists
Singapore: Population 5M, 500 cyclist casualties (including 15 fatalities) in 2011 http://www.spf.gov.sg/prints/tp_annual/2011/doc/11spfa_casualties4A.pdf
NSW: Population 7M, 52 fatal pedestrian crashes, no separate category for cyclists among vehicles (?) at http://www.bitre.gov.au/publications/2012/files/RDA_Summary_2011.pdf
Australia: 22M, 26 to 46 cyclist deaths per year, 2000 to 2005. "More meaningful Australian data on cycling crashes is difficult to access due the lack of exposure data for cycling, differences in police and hospital data records, lack of data retained by road traffic authorities and the fact that many cycling accidents occur off-road" http://cyclingresourcecentre.org.au/page/safety_statistics_common_crashes


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Tata Motors is all set to launch the highly-awaited Nexon compact SUV in the Indian market. Ahead of its launch, Tata dealers have started taking pre-orders for the compact SUV. Deliveries are being promised from the second half of September 2017. Based on the thoroughly modified X1 platform, the Nexon sub-4 meter SUV will take on the likes of Maruti Vitara Brezza and Ford EcoSport. We have already driven the SUV, and you can find our review here – Nexon Review
The Nexon sub-4 meter SUV comes with two engine options – a 1.5-litre four-cylinder Revotorq diesel and a 1.2-litre three-cylinder, Revotron petrol. While the former is capable of producing 108bhp of maximum power and 260Nm of torque, the gasoline engine churns out 108bhp of power and 170Nm of torque. A six-speed manual gearbox driving the power to the front wheels come as standard. The vehicle will also get a six-speed AMT unit, but on later stage. If reports are to be believed, the Tata Nexon AMT model will go on sale in the first quarter of 2018.
The Nexon is the first model in its league that offers multiple driving modes. Tata claims that the new engines have been designed in-house. While the petrol unit will be produced at the company's Sanand facility, the turbocharged Revotorq motor will be developed at Tata's Ranjangaon facility. Read More – Tata Nexon Compact SUV – All Details Inside
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This sub-4 meter SUV is equipped with several segment-leading features such as a 6.5-inch HD touchscreen infotainment system. The eight-speaker infotainment system sourced from Harman, supports voice commands, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. It also gets an easily accessible storage space that has a sliding tambour door system near the transmission and it is called the Grand Central Console by Tata.
Dimensionally, the SUV sits under 4 meter in length. It measures 3,995mm in length, 1,811.7mm in width and 1,607.4mm in height, and has a wheelbase of 2,470mm. The SUV comes with a ground clearance of 209mm, which is also the segment leading.


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SDL-Port of Rise of the Triad
DescriptionRise of the Triad is a high quality, fast scrolling first-person perspective 3D action game. It includes a lot of destructive enemies, an arsenal of weapons from simple pistols to missile launchers, life-preserving armor, traps and ambushes galore. WARNING: Rise of the Triad features wanton and gratuitous violence. This package contains no data files: use `game-data-packager' to generate a suitable data package from the publicly available "Rise of the Triad: The HUNT Begins" shareware episode.
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Hokkien Noodles
Hokkien noodles use egg or yellow noodles and can be mixed with just about anything.
- 1 lb Hokkien (egg style) noodles
- 5 1/2 oz dried rice vermicelli,soaked in hot water
- 1/2 lb belly pork, boiled until cooked, stock reserved, meat thinly sliced
- 3 tablespoons oil
- 10 oz small fresh shrimp, peeled and deveined, heads and shells reserved
- 5 cups bean sprouts, washed and drained, straggly tails discarded
- 8–10 cloves garlic, crushed
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon white pepper
- 1/4 cup minced garlic chives or green onions (scallions)
- Aloha shoyu
- Sliced red chili
Order Family-Style Meals at the Hali'imaile General Store
Put the fresh yellow noodles in a bowl and pour in enough boiling water to cover the noodles. Stand for 1 minute, then drain in a colander and put on a plate with the soaked and drained rice vermicelli.
Measure the reserved pork stock and add more water, if necessary, to make up 1 cup. Set aside.
Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a saucepan and stir-fry the shrimp heads and shells until they turn pink. Add the reserved pork stock, bring to a boil, cover and simmer for 5 minutes. Strain, pressing down on the shrimp shells to extract as much liquid as possible. Discard the solids. Return the stock to the pan, add the shrimp and simmer until just cooked, about 3 minutes. Strain and reserve the stock and shrimp separately. (The recipe can be prepared in advance to this stage and all ingredients refrigerated for several hours.)
Heat the remaining oil in a wok and stir-fry the garlic until it turns golden brown and flavors the oil. Discard the garlic and increase the heat. When the oil is very hot, pour in the beaten eggs and stir for 1 minute. Add the noodles, bean sprouts and 1/2 cup of the stock. Stir-fry over high heat for 1 minute, then add the pork, shrimp, salt and pepper. Stir-fry for 2 to 3 minutes until everything is heated through and well mixed, adding a little more stock if the noodles threaten to stick.
Add the Chinese chives, stir for a few seconds, then transfer to a large serving dish. Serve with small bowls of dark soy sauce with sliced red chili.


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Do you hear clicking sounds when you move your jaw? Is it difficult to bite your food or chew it? Do you experience earaches or headaches frequently? How about facial pain or a grating sensation when you chew? Any of these symptoms may indicate that you are suffering from TMJ. Discover what the problem is and how your dentist in Singapore can address it effectively.
Comparing TMD and TMJ
You may have heard people use the abbreviations "TMD" and "TMJ" interchangeably, but one is slightly more specific than the other. The term Temporomandibular Disorder, or TMD, is used to indicate issues of the facial nerves, jaw muscles, and joints. TMJ refers to something more specific and stands for Temporomandibular Joint Disorder, specifically dealing with the major joints in the face, both of which involve the jaw.
Discovering How Your Jaw Works
The temporomandibular joints connect your lower jaw to your skull. These joints allow your jaw to move up and down as you chew, talk, bite, laugh, or yawn. There's a small disc in the join which absorbs the shock of frequent movement and prevents the rounded ends of the lower jawbone from damaging the jawbone sockets. When something goes wrong in this joint assembly, either through regular wear and tear or by some kind of traumatic damage, TMJ can be the result.
Understanding the Link Between Headaches and TMJ
Many TMJ sufferers experience severe headaches associated with their jaw issues. They may hear a grinding or popping sound in the jaw first, or their jaw may feel stiff. Sometimes the jaw's range of motion is affected as well. Then the pain begins, often radiating upward from the jaw joint and triggering a debilitating migraine headache. The headache may cause nausea, exhaustion, and light sensitivity, and it may keep the person from successfully fulfilling responsibilities or performing tasks that he or she had planned for the day.
Treating the Root Cause
The best way to fix the problem is the go to the root of the issue. Visit Orchard Scotts Dental, a dental clinic in Singapore that specialises in Invisalign treatment. You can contact them and tell them about the problem you are experiencing. Sometimes, TMJ may be cause by an alignment issue in the mouth, where the teeth don't meet properly and the incorrect bite causes stress to the jaw. Fixing the teeth and correcting the malocclusion can often provide relief. Your Singapore dentist at Orchard Scotts Dental may recommend Invisalign clear aligners to straighten your teeth, and other treatments may also be necessary to fix the problem.
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By Kyaw Zwa Moe
[Source - Bangkok Post]
After nearly two decades in power, Burma's ruling junta should be showing signs of wear and tear. Indeed, observers are constantly on the lookout for evidence of a split within the ranks of the regime's top leadership.
Not surprisingly, they often find what they are looking for. But rarely, if ever, do these internal strains signal the sort of real weakness that could undermine the junta's hold on power.
Since it seized power in 1988, the current regime has carried out four significant purges, each time emerging stronger and more united.
In each case, the motive for removing certain high-ranking figures from their positions was personal rather than political. At no point has there ever been any major disagreement among the top generals about what direction the country should take.
The first change to take place in the regime's leadership came in April 1992 when ruling military council head Saw Maung was forced to step down, opening the way for current leader Than Shwe to assume the position of head of state.
Senior General Saw Maung wasn't dismissed because he had shown a willingness to hand over power to the main opposition party, the National League for Democracy. Actually, he refused to recognise the results of the 1990 national elections, which had handed the NLD an overwhelming victory.
The real problem was Gen Saw Maung's health. "He was becoming increasingly erratic and his public speeches were incoherent and rambling, covering subjects such as dying tomorrow and sightings of Jesus in Tibet," wrote journalist Bertil Lintner in his book Burma in Revolt. Finally, he had a nervous breakdown and his tenure as Burma's supreme leader came to an abrupt end.
In 1997, several junta members and senior ministers, including Trade and Commerce Minister Lt-Gen Tun Kyi, Hotels and Tourism Minister Lt-Gen Kyaw Ba and Agriculture Minister Lt-Gen Myint Aung were purged. All three had previously been regional commanders notorious for abuse of power in their respective regions of Mandalay Division, Kachin State and Irrawaddy Division. They were removed from their ministerial posts on charges of corruption.
In 2002, Secretary 3 Lt-Gen Win Myint and Minister for Military Affairs Lt-Gen Tin Hla were sacked because "they violated state policy". There was no evidence that political rivalry had played any part in their ouster.
The most interesting and controversial purge happened in 2004 when Khin Nyunt, the prime minister and chief of intelligence, was dismissed and arrested on charges of corruption. Gen Khin Nyunt, who for many years was one of the most influential figures within the junta, is currently under house arrest, with a suspended prison sentence of 44 years.
Some foreign observers regarded Gen Khin Nyunt as a "moderate" military officer who had shown some willingness to move the country towards a political transition. However, Burmese dissidents dubbed him the "Prince of Evil," as the person primarily responsible for the arrest and torture of thousands of political prisoners.
The 2004 purge was due to Senior General Than Shwe's suspicion of the military intelligence apparatus, which had been under Gen Khin Nyunt's control for two decades. Gen Than Shwe ordered the dismantling of the military intelligence services, but Gen Khin Nyunt's political legacy _ the so-called "road map to democracy" _ remained in place even after he was neutralised.
Since last September's monk-led protests, there have been persistent rumours of discontent among field generals who disagreed with the top generals' orders to shoot monks and other peaceful protesters.
However, no evidence of a serious rift within the junta has yet emerged over its handling of the demonstrations.
Instead, the current 11 members of the State Peace and Development Council (the military regime's official name) and its powerful regional commanders seem to be more unified than ever, especially since the Feb 9 announcement of a constitutional referendum slated for May 10.
It is, in fact, very difficult to imagine military officials wanting a radical political shift. They know that it is in their own interests to stick together in order to hold on to their privileges. No high-ranking military leader is going to put the good of the country ahead of his family's well-being.
There may well be a handful of far-sighted military officials who realise that the current situation cannot continue forever. But these individuals are in no position to seriously influence the country's political direction. The only choice before them is to obey and hopefully work their way up the ranks, where they might be able to do some good. But the odds are strongly against it.
Anything is possible, but there is little point in daydreaming that Burma's long overdue revolution could come about through a transformation within the junta.
Unfortunately for the Burmese people, the regime's ability to manage its internal conflicts probably means that it will see no need to respond to external pressures for some time to come.
Kyaw Zwa Moe is managing editor of "TheIrrawaddy" magazine based in Chiang Mai.www.irrawaddy.org
Junta's firm grip gives democracy no chance26 April 2008 Posted by Thway Ni at 7:08 PM Labels: Articles
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