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Benzema hails Mourinho influence
Karim Benzema has thanked Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho for helping him to become mentally stronger over the two years they have worked together at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.
Speaking to the UEFA website prior to Reals Champions League group game in Dortmund on Wednesday, Benzema, 24, said: "The coach made me work a lot on the mental part of my game. I am now stronger in this respect.
"I have had many ups and downs since I arrived in Madrid, but I am still here. Mourinho is a great coach, and he is supporting me."
The former Lyon forward said that the pressure of playing for Madrid would make him "freeze" if he did not find ways to relieve it.
"Pressure has been part of my life since I was at Lyon, though it is more intense here because this is the best club in the world," he explained.
"I do not take the pressure into the game with me, otherwise I would not be able to play at all. I get rid of it by chatting with my little brother."
Madrid fell to German opposition in last year's Champions League, with Bayern Munich winning their semi-final on penalties.
Benzema said that had hurt at the time, but that he and his team-mates had put it behind them, adding: "We had a good campaign and reached the semi-finals.
"Unfortunately we lost to Bayern on penalties, and we were disappointed as we thought we could win the Champions League. But it is forgotten now."
Madrid are currently top of Group D after beating Manchester City and Ajax in their two opening games, but Benzema said they could not afford to slip up in Dortmund considering the strength of the other sides in the group.
"Dortmund are a good team," he said. "They fight every year with Bayern to be first in the Bundesliga."
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A report is printing blank pages because of coinciding page breaks. This happens when a page break is induced at page trailer and the printer also induces a page break. The actual cause is miscalculation of Lineno, in few places of the report Ascii 13 and Ascii of 100 combined have been give for page break, this does not increment. Only a Print or Skip increments the LINENO. So the actual number of lines printed and LINENO are different causing a early or late page break.
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We've recently heard about Zain, Aster, and whoever accusing me, Stan and Coban about something we did not do, so I've decided to create this post to clarify anything false they decided to spread about us. Note that this happened over half a year ago, so if you don't know about it, it's nothing to worry about.
First off, no, the server was not scammed nor stolen off them. At first, the server was going to be sold to Aster after he forcefully locked it down in an attempt to hijack it from Stan, and a deal was made between them to sell the server to Aster since it was the only option, either shutting down the server or selling it (I won't go into details about what was promised), but however Aster decided to not keep his end of the promise. With that in mind, server was taken back into Stan's control since Aster had been bluntly lying about not keeping the promise on his end after being questioned a multiple times and given a few chances to keep it, and that's the reason the server was revoked from them and is now under the administration of Stan, Coban and myself.
Another thing that has been spreading is that I've "hacked" the server when I was removed from staff when Aster took control. First off, the reason behind my demotion then was a conflicting opinion I've had with Aster, nothing more. If anything, Aster decided that it was smart to blame me for his failure to manage/secure the server after this has taken place.
Lastly, anyone advertising for their server (which we will take action for as they've unrightfully stolen our server files and website), will be permanently banned.
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Monster shooting practice - I drew a few monster shapes for them, they colored them in, then we hung them up in the play room and they used them for target practice. Nice way to use the nerf guns without ending up with hurt faces and feelings two minutes later because they just end up shooting each other.
And of course, there's lots and lots of coloring.
Gwen likes to put long ribbon around her hair and pretend to be Rapunzel.
Then there's always swimming outside. Ball pit balls and a slide add some fun elements. And, oh yeah, the pony wandering over from across the street to drink the water makes it fun too.
Their latest favorite is a treasure hunt. We sit together and I draw a Dora style plan of different activities that they have to go through on their way to find the treasure, like jumping on the couch 5 times, ringing the doorbell 3 times, drawing a picture, reading a couple books, then I hide a couple little treats at the X at the end.
Here they are almost done with their treasure hunt. They liked it so much that they wanted to do another one right after... so I put the X at the beginning point of the map and they did the whole thing backwards.
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Introduction: Cirrhosis of the liver and diabetes mellitus are two chronic illnesses with significant impact on the quality of life. Studies from different part of the world have shown the combination to be associated with higher incidence of complications of cirrhosis and reduced survival. However, data on the impact of pre-cirrhotic and post-cirrhotic diabetes on cirrhosis is minimal.
Aim: The aim of the study was to determine the complications of cirrhosis patients with and without co-existent DM and to compare the relation between cirrhosis patients with antecedent DM and hepatogenous DM.
Materials and Methods: This was a prospective study conducted at a tertiary care hospital in Kerala, India, over a period of three years. Cirrhosis patients with and without diabetes, along with subcategorization as antecedent/hepatogenous diabetes, were studied for various complications and outcome including death. Chi-square and Mann-whitney tests were used for comparing data.
Results: Patients with cirrhosis and diabetes had higher incidence of gall stones (27.6% versus 13.2%; p=0.008) and urinary infection (29.3% versus 7.5%; p=<0.001). Incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma and mortality were similar between the groups. Patients with antecedent diabetes and hepatogenous diabetes were similar with respect to complications and mortality. Child-Turcotte-Pugh (CTP) score, Model for End stage Liver Disease (MELD) score, urinary tract and respiratory infections and duration of cirrhosis were independent predictors of mortality in patients with cirrhosis.
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Happy New Year everyone! I've been spending the first few weeks of 2008 recovering from New Year's Eve revelry, nursing a cold, fixing my itunes library (I officially hate Apple), planning my birthday trip (I'm trying hard to keep things from getting all My Super Sweet 16, but feel free to call it an egotrip if you want), and generally enjoying the downtime from blogging.
But I guess its about time to get back into the swing of things. Here's some pics of me saying "smell ya later" to 2007 over in H-town.
Hmm. I kind of look like a mischievous (or "mis-CHEE-vee-us", if you will) chipmunk. Here's another pic of me taken that same night...
For real though, don't act like you don't see the resemblance. OK here's one more. I especially like the handbag pinned between me and Ada
I figured a decent way to ease back into blogging, and also maybe let everyone know what's going on in my life would be to post my responses to one of those stupid surveys that you always see on myspace (which, if you're still using myspace, I think it's time to switch over to facebook). This suvey is apparently for "people who are getting older" (again, I found this on myspace so I'm sure I qualify):
1. What bill do you hate paying most? Rent
2. Where was the last place you had a romantic dinner? I guess it was Rice
3. [Redacted] 3 was missing from survey when I found it.
4. If you could go back and change one thing what would it be? I'd have started studying Chinese when I was 7
5. Name of your first grade teacher? I want to say Mrs. Yirmack (no idea on the spelling)but that was 2nd grade
6. What do you really want to be doing right now? eating sushi and drinking beer
7. What did you want to be when you were growing up? when i was a little kid I wanted to be a "truck man". Later I thought I wanted to be an architect (but then I tried using a t-square...).
8. How many colleges did you attend? Just one (be true to your school). Well unless you count the University of Florence.
9. Why did you choose the shirt that you have on right now? I've been wearing this tshirt since last night. Maybe I shouldn't be sleeping in it consider how much I paid for the stupid thing.
10. What are your thoughts on gas prices? Sucks for people with cars.
11. If you could move anywhere and take someone with you where would it be? Hong Kong maybe
I2. First thought when the alarm went off this morning? On Thursday morning I think my first thought was "You've gotta be kidding me"
13. Last thought before going to sleep last night? No idea. I was probably thinking about the movie Sissi that I watched last night.
14. Do you miss being a child? No, I'm happy about being an adult
15. Who is the last person you had an argument with? Maybe Ada (Really it was with myself. It happens more often than you'd think).
16. What errand/chore do you despise? Tidying up the apartment
17. If you didn't have to work, would you volunteer? Yes.
18. Get up early or sleep in? Sleep in
19. What is your favorite cartoon character? It's hard to pick just one. I'm going to go with Fry from Futurama
20. Favorite thing to do at night with a woman? With a woman huh? I'll say "drink red wine"
21. Have you found real love yet? no
22. When did you first start feeling old? one time last year some kid (who was besides this annoying and ugly) said that maybe I was too old to be a young Democrat. May he be mauled by bears like the childen who mocked the prophet Elisha (I stole that line from P.G. Wodehouse).
23.What do you do for fun? Ugh. Why am I even filling this out?
24. Your favorite lunch meat? Roast beef
25. What do you get every time you go into Costco? fruit, water, juice
26. Beach or lake? beach
27. Do you think marriage is an outdated ritual? kind of
28. Do you own property? no
29. Favorite Guilty pleasures? Watching Gossip Girl. Eating drunken noodles.
30. Favorite movie you wouldn't want anyone to find out about? Teen Witch
31. What's your drink? Lately it's been Jack and soda.
32. Cowboys or Indians? Indians
33. Cops or Robbers? Robbers
34. Who from high school would you like to run in to? My friend Nilay I guess
35. What radio station is your car radio tuned to right now? N/A for a number of reasons
36. Norm or Cliff? Cliff because of his layman's knowledge of obscure facts
37. Grey's or 'The Office? The Office, but I don't really watch either one.
38. Worst relationship mistake that you wish you could take back? Making out with someone I didn't really like (and not just one time).
39. Do you like the person that sits directly across from you at work? No and no. Eh they're OK.
40. What famous person would you like to have dinner with? How about Christiane Amanpour?
41. Indoors or Outdoors? Is this like I only get one for the rest of my life? I guess put me down for indoors.
42. Have you ever crashed your vehicle? Oh yes.
43. Have you ever had to use a fire extinguisher for its intended purpose? Yes. But of course I couldn't find it.
44. Last book you read? Reading the Odyssey right now. Before this I read a few stories by HP Lovecraft
45. Do you have a teddy bear? I have some stuffed animals.
46. Strangest place you have ever brushed your teeth? I've walked around the house with the toothbrush in my mouth before.
47. Somewhere in California you've never been and would like to go? Napa, San Francisco
48. Do you go to church? No
49. At this point in your life would you rather start a new career or a new relationship? Hmm... I guess a relationship.
50. How old are you? 29


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Why the open source community needs a diverse supply chainSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 21st of November 2017 12:32:22 PM Filed under
Diversity and inclusivity in the technology industry—and in open source communities more specifically—have received a lot of coverage, both on Opensource.com and elsewhere. One approach to the issue foregrounds arguments about concepts that are more abstract—like human decency, for example.
But the "supply chain" metaphor works, too. And it can be an effective argument for championing greater inclusivity in our open organizations, especially when people dismiss arguments based on appeals to abstract concepts. Open organizations require inclusivity, which is a necessary input to get the diversity that reduces the risk in our supply chain.
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Mastodon is Free Software, But It Does Not Respect Free SpeechSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 21st of November 2017 08:37:34 AM Filed under
Mastodon was always known to be tough on Nazis; it was known that they were strict on free speech only to a degree. After the treatment that I received yesterday, however, I can no longer recommend Mastodon. It may be Free software, but it's very weak on free speech.
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LiFT Scholarship Recipients Advance Open Source Around the WorldSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 21st of November 2017 03:36:00 AM Filed under
Fifteen people from 13 different countries have received Linux Foundation Training Scholarships (LiFT) in the category of Linux Newbies. This year, 27 people received scholarships across all categories — the most ever awarded by the Foundation.
Now in its seventh year, the program awards training scholarships to current and aspiring IT professionals worldwide who may not otherwise have the means for specialized training. The Foundation has awarded 75 scholarships worth more than $168,000 since the program began.
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OSS LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 20th of November 2017 09:10:08 PM Filed under
Reveal.js presentation hacks
Ryan Jarvinen, a Red Hat open source advocate focusing on improving developer experience in the container community, has been using the Reveal.js presentation framework for more than five years. In his Lightning Talk at All Things Open 2017, he shares what he's learned about Reveal.js and some ways to make better use of it.
Reveal.js is an open source framework for creating presentations in HTML based on HTML5 and CSS. Ryan describes Gist-reveal.it, his project that makes it easier for users to create, fork, present, and share Reveal.js slides by using GitHub's Gist service as a datastore.
Font licensing and use: What you need to know
Most of us have dozens of fonts installed on our computers, and countless others are available for download, but I suspect that most people, like me, use fonts unconsciously. I just open up LibreOffice or Scribus and use the defaults. Sometimes, however, we need a font for a specific purpose, and we need to decide which one is right for our project. Graphic designers are experts in choosing fonts, but in this article I'll explore typefaces for everyone who isn't a professional designer.
Broader role essential for OpenStack Foundation, says Mirantis' Renski
URSA Announces Name Change to Open Source Integrators to Reflect Their Full Spectrum of Open ERP Expertise
2018 is Year for Open Source Software for Pentagon
The US Pentagon is set to make a major investment in open source software, if section 886 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2018 is passed.
The section acknowledges the use of open source software, the release of source code into public repositories, and a competition to inspire work with open source that supports the mission of the Department of Defense.
How startups save buckets of money on early software development
Moving along, we have to segue with a short modularity lesson. More specifically, how modularity applies to software.
Essentially, all products and services become cheaper and more plentiful when all the processes involved in production become modularised.
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With government approval, OpenStack adoption continues apace in ChinaSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 20th of November 2017 07:37:21 PM Filed under
Deployments of OpenStack cloud are growing faster in China and the APAC region than anywhere else in the world, backed in part by the Chinese government's vocal support for the open source infrastructure.
It is China in particular where some of the biggest deployments are running. China UnionPay recently overtook Visa for the largest volume of card payments in the world. The state-operated railway network China Rail oversees billions of passengers every year. By total number of subscribers China Mobile tops the list for biggest mobile phone operator globally. And the massive utility organisation the State Grid Corporation of China employs 1.5 million people.
All of these enormous enterprises are running OpenStack clouds. Why?
Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.7 boosts AWS, Kubernetes integration
Red Hat recently unveiled OpenShift Container Platform 3.7, the latest version of its Kubernetes container application platform, which includes native integrations with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Service Brokers.
Modern applications made for digital transformation are dependent on a combination of component and microservices, making consistency across cloud providers difficult. The company said the newest platform is intended to address this challenge by allowing IT companies to connect any application running on OpenShift to a host of services, regardless of where the service runs.
Ormuco Expands Seattle Presence, Adds Engineering Talent as Push Intensifies to Build AI-Powered Tools for Intelligent, Automated Cloud Ops
Montreal cloud startup Ormuco announces Seattle office, led by open source cloud vets
Ormuco also added former Smartsheet enterprise marketing leader Erin Paiso to its Seattle team. She will serve as marketing director.
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Sustainable Open Source is About Evolution as a GroupSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 20th of November 2017 04:34:02 PM Filed under
The role of a CMO in a software company is fundamentally different from that in any other category. We have a really interesting role in marketing and technology, and it's one of education and guidance. There used to be a place 20 years ago where, as a marketer, you would come up with a simple pithy message and buy a bunch of advertising and people would believe it.
That's not true anymore. Now we have to position ourselves alongside the architectures and the thought leadership that our customers are interested in to prove our value.
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OSS LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 19th of November 2017 12:23:28 AM Filed under
The Future of Marketing Technology Is Headed for an Open-Source Revolution
Edging Closer – ODS Sydney
Despite the fact that OpenStack's mission statement has not fundamentally changed since the inception of the project in 2010, we have found many different interpretations of the technology through the years. One of them was that OpenStack would be an all-inclusive anything-as-a-service, in a striking parallel to the many different definitions the "cloud" assumed at the time. At the OpenStack Developer Summit in Sydney, we found a project that is returning to its roots: scalable Infrastructure-as-a-Service. It turns out, that resonates well with its user base.
Firefox Quantum Now Available on openSUSE Tumbleweed, Linux 4.14 Coming Soon
Users of the openSUSE Tumbleweed rolling operating system can now update their computers to the latest and greatest Firefox Quantum web browser.
Short Delay with WordPress 4.9
You may have heard WordPress 4.9 is out. While this seems a good improvement over 4.8, it has a new editor that uses codemirror. So what's the problem? Well, inside codemirror is jshint and this has that idiotic no evil license. I think this was added in by WordPress, not codemirror itself.
So basically WordPress 4.9 has a file, or actually a tiny part of a file that is non-free. I'll now have to delay the update of WordPress to hack that piece out, which probably means removing the javascript linter. Not ideal but that's the way things go.
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OSS LeftoversSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 17th of November 2017 10:21:59 PM Filed under
Open Source Networking Days: Think Globally, Collaborate Locally
Something that we've learned at The Linux Foundation over the years is that there is just no substitute for periodic, in-person, face-to-face collaboration around the open source technologies that are rapidly changing our world. It's no different for the open networking projects I work with as end users and their ecosystem partners grapple with the challenges and opportunities of unifying various open source components and finding solutions to accelerate network transformation. This fall, we decided to take The Linux Foundation networking projects (OpenDaylight, ONAP, OPNFV, and others) on the road to Europe and Japan by working with local site hosts and network operators to host Open Source Networking Days in Paris, Milan, Stockholm, London, Tel Aviv, and Yokohama.
The Open-Source Driving Simulator That Trains Autonomous Vehicles
Self-driving cars are set to revolutionize transport systems the world over. If the hype is to be believed, entirely autonomous vehicles are about to hit the open road.
The truth is more complex. The most advanced self-driving technologies work only in an extremely limited set of environments and weather conditions. And while most new cars will have some form of driver assistance in the coming years, autonomous cars that drive in all conditions without human oversight are still many years away.
One of the main problems is that it is hard to train vehicles to cope in all situations. And the most challenging situations are often the rarest. There is a huge variety of tricky circumstances that drivers rarely come across: a child running into the road, a vehicle driving on the wrong side of the street, an accident immediately ahead, and so on.
Fun with Le Potato
At Linux Plumbers, I ended up with a Le Potato SBC. I hadn't really had time to actually boot it up until now. They support a couple of distributions which seem to work fine if you flash them on. I mostly like SBCs for having actual hardware to test on so my interest tends to be how easily can I get my own kernel running.
Most of the support is not upstream right now but it's headed there. The good folks at BayLibre have been working on getting the kernel support upstream and have a tree available for use until then.
PyConf Hyderabad 2017
In the beginning of October, I attended a new PyCon in India, PyConf Hyderabad (no worries, they are working on the name for the next year). I was super excited about this conference, the main reason is being able to meet more Python developers from India. We are a large country, and we certainly need more local conferences
First Basilisk version released!
This is the first public version of the Basilisk web browser, building on the new platform in development: UXP (code-named Möbius).
Pale Moon Project Rolls Out The Basilisk Browser Project
The developers behind the Pale Moon web-browser that's been a long standing fork of Firefox have rolled out their first public beta release of their new "Basilisk" browser technology.
Basilisk is their new development platform based on their (Gecko-forked) Goanna layout engine and the Unified UXL Platform (UXP) that is a fork of the Mozilla code-base pre-Servo/Rust... Basically for those not liking the direction of Firefox with v57 rolling out the Quantum changes, etc.
Best word processor for Mac [iophk: "whole article fails to mention OpenDocument Format"]
WordPress 4.9: This one's for you, developers!
WordPress 4.9 has debuted, and this time the world's most popular content management system has given developers plenty to like.
Some of the changes are arguably overdue: syntax highlighting and error checking for CSS editing and cutting custom HTML are neither scarce nor innovative. They'll be welcomed arrival will likely be welcomed anyway, as will newly-granular roles and permissions for developers. The new release has also added version 4.2.6 of MediaElement.js, an upgrade that WordPress.org's release notes stated has removed dependency on jQuery, improves accessibility, modernizes the UI, and fixes many bugs."
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Cilk Plus Is Being Dropped From GCC
Intel deprecated Cilk Plus multi-threading support with GCC 7 and now for GCC 8 they are looking to abandon this support entirely.
Cilk Plus only had full support introduced in GCC 5 while now for the GCC 8 release early next year it's looking like it will be dropped entirely.
Software Freedom Law Center vs. Software Freedom Conservancy
On November 3rd, the Software Freedom Conservancy (SFC) wrote a blog post to let people know that the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC) had begun legal action against them (the SFC) over the trademark for their name.
What Is Teletype For Atom? How To Code With Fellow Developers In Real Time?
In a short period of three years, GitHub's open source code editor has become one of the most popular options around. In our list of top text editors for Linux, Atom was featured at #2. From time to time, GitHub keeps adding new features to this tool to make it even better. Just recently, with the help of Facebook, GitHub turned Atom into a full-fledged IDE.
As GitHub is known to host some of the world's biggest open source collaborative projects, it makes perfect sense to add the collaborative coding ability to Atom. To make this possible, "Teletype for Atom" has just been announced.
Microsoft Is Trying To Make Windows Subsystem For Linux Faster (WSL)
Microsoft and GitHub team up to take Git virtual file system to macOS, Linux
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The power of open source: Why GitLab's move to a Developer Certificate of Origin benefits the developer communitySubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 17th of November 2017 06:12:42 PM Filed under
Over the past few years, open source software has transformed the way enterprises operate and ship code. In an era where companies are striving to deliver the next best application, enterprises are turning to the sea of open source contributors to create projects faster and more effectively than ever before. For instance, 65 percent of companies surveyed in The Black Duck Future of Open Source Survey reveal they are contributing to open source projects – with 59 percent doing so to gain a competitive edge. As open source continues to have a positive influence on software development, it's important for developers to continue to participate in and contribute to open source projects.
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5 open source fonts ideal for programmingSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 17th of November 2017 08:36:34 AM Filed under
What is the best programming font? First, you need to consider that not all fonts are created equally. When choosing a font for casual reading, the reader expects the letters to smoothly flow into one another, giving an easy and enjoyable experience. A single character for a standard font is akin to puzzle piece designed to carefully mesh with every other part of the overall typeface.
When writing code, however, your font requirements are typically more functional in nature. This is why most programmers prefer to use monospaced fonts with fixed-width letters, when given the option. Selecting a font that has distinguishable numbers and punctuation, is aesthetically pleasing, and has a copyright license that meets your needs is also important.
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Mastodon was always known to be tough on Nazis; it was known that they were strict on free speech only to a degree. After the treatment that I received yesterday, however, I can no longer recommend Mastodon. It may be Free software, but it's very weak on free speech.
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Sometimes It's the Little Things that Make Life Great
Do you ever have one of those great weekends? You know those weekends where you really don't do anything spectacular, but they end up being amazing. I had one of those weekends. It was a weekend where it reminded you that sometimes, you just have to do the things in life that made you happy when you were younger.


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The Copernicus Data Policy pursues open and free access to Sentinel products for any user. In the current operations context, it is projected that the volume of Sentinel data available to users will increase at a rate of approximately 10PB per year once the Sentinels missions will have reached their full operational capacity. While open distribution of the Copernicus data and information is actively promoted, the European Commission (COM) and ESA aim at offering to users the capability to exploit Copernicus data and information without the complexity and the cost associated to its transfer and storage on user side. In this respect, the European Commission envisages the creation of the Copernicus Data and Information Access Services Operations (DIAS), making Copernicus data and information available to users through a cloud-based architecture.
The scope of this ITT is the procurement of the Copernicus DIAS back-office operations as a service. This includes in particular the availability of Copernicus data and information for local use on the Copernicus DIAS platform by users and the establishment and operations of the interfaces enabling an efficient access to the Copernicus DIAS data offer.
ESA envisages to award several contracts for the DIAS as outcome of this ITT. The contract duration is foreseen to be 4 years with an optional annual extension.
In order to access the ITT package from EMITS, a bidder must be registered in ESA STAR as a potential ESA supplier.
More information on how to register, is readily available on:
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Discussion in 'The Beginner' started by jgee, Feb 16, 2010.
thinking of trying site out sometime anyone been
stayed on there one new years eve.
good site with exellent toilet facilities.
social club with reasonable priced drinks.
bus stop outside for visits into southport.
good chippy on site.
very large hardstanding bases.
had a really good time there.
also riverside social club is home to some really serious line dancers who are near perfect in the art of line dancing.
the riverside used to be famous (no infamous ) for it's friday night grab a granny nite
(or as we put it knickers off nite).
so if your like me an old fart don't take your missus.
but the club has a really good atmosphere.
I agree with the above. Good size pitches, new toilet/shower blocks and the bus which runs in to Lord St Southport stops on the site.
Hi JGee
yes we have stopped there like the other replies good site. Pete:thumb:
But be careful not to get mixed up when driving there. There is another site within walking distance called Leisure Lakes and several people have complained about the condition... the toilets being filthy and 'security' zooming round the site on four-wheelers at 2am.... plus other bad write ups..... MAY I ADD THESE ARE ALL ALLEGEDLY.
I add this because this, too, is a Line Dance site but totally unlike the Riverside. If you do go to the Riverside please mention my name to the organisers of the Country and Western evenings, Bea and Barry, and that you are to be looked after. :thumb:
If you want to go out for a nice relaxed meal there is a little place called the Marina Cafe just up the road (again try and choose the right one as there are two.... this one has loads of land for you to park your motorhome on) and it overlooks the barges moored up and there is a nice walk up the canal across the road.
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Alfresco: The Complete Series DVD
Starring Robbie Coltrane, Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Ben Elton, Siobhan Redmond
All 13 episodes from the first two series of the early 1980s sketch show that was a launch pad for, among others, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Emma Thompson and Robbie Coltrane. Originally intended as an anarchic rival to BBC shows such as 'Monty Python' and 'Not the Nine o'Clock News', the show plundered talent from the Edinburgh Fringe, with Ben Elton hired as script writer.
Also includes all three episodes from the show's short-lived precursor 'There's Nothing to Worry About!'.
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- Release date: 02/02/2009
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About Hopeless Thunder
The goal of this website has always been to bring light to the truly talented. The way we see it, everyone is constantly on the search for the next big thing, only to move on to the next shiny toy that captures their fleeting attention. At Hopeless Thunder, we believe that these hype worthy artists are always abundant in supply. They're there if you're willing to shine the light on them and we're here with our stage lights ready.
On this website, the music is the star but so is honesty. We want our readers to know that we're writing what we truly feel. There is no copy & pasted press release bullshit that you see on every other publication because honestly, we're sick of reading that fluff. We want to showcase the best that music has to offer but we're also interested in creating a narrative. Our goals may seem simple but it's so much more than that.
Art thou a new reader? Here's some of our favorite posts to get you started:
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About Nancy Hoang
Hello! I'm Nancy. I like concert photography and giving my opinions. I also enjoy baking, writing, and chemistry. French fries are also a passion of mine, but we'll dive into that another day. (Seriously though, where can I dive into a pool of fries?) I was lucky enough to have inspiring English teachers and professors, whose guidance and support were crucial to my interest in writing. And this blog serves that interest by allowing me to ramble about whatever may be piquing my interest on any given day that I'm sat at my computer (which is all the time). I'd like to say that I engage in a myriad of interesting hobbies when I'm not blogging but I tend to either be catching up on my YouTube subscription feed or looking at photos of food on Instagram. Yeah, I'm pretty #basic.
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in a Crowded Place
That night Sam's dreams were haunted by more than just the bells.
They started as normal dreams, just little pieces of her life all jumbled together in funny ways—the same sort of dreams that everybody has, to help file away the things that happen from day to day. But then strange ideas swooped in, thoughts as dark and silent as hunting owls.
She woke before dawn, twisted in sheets and blinking at the darkness and somehow convinced that she was trapped in the library at night. Or perhaps it was not quite the library, and maybe it was neither day nor night.
She clicked on her bedside light and the very normal details of her room replaced the half-seen shadows from the dreams.
There was the stack of books on her dresser. There was "Sister," the battered teddy bear that guiltily refused to be grown out of. Gradually her thoughts fell into order. It was Sunday morning. Aunt Stacie would be home from work now, asleep until at least late morning.
The details of her dreams slowly slipped away, although she remembered the cold, grey statue of Bartholomew Spire walking. And talking in a bottomless voice that might have risen from beneath the earth.
They hadn't been nightmares exactly, but dreams that were deeply troubling in a way she couldn't quite pinpoint.
There was no hope of going back to sleep, so after a few minutes Sam padded out to the kitchen table with her stack of science books from the library. She read and wrote. Her hunger grew with the magical smells from the Polish bakery next door, growing stronger and stronger as the morning progressed, but she was finished writing 200 words with three examples of simple machines by the time Aunt Stacie came yawning into the kitchen.
While Aunt Stacie made herself a cup of coffee Sam built a pile of toast for them to share.
It turned into a boring Sunday. Aunt Stacie napped, as she often did on her first day off. Sam did laundry and tried to tell herself, as always, that the fresh stains on Aunt Stacie's nurse uniforms were most likely just ketchup or gravy spilled at the hospital cafeteria. Mostly, though, Sam spent Sunday wishing that Heather wasn't at the store again.
She would have walked down for at least a quick visit—she was dying to tell Heather about Al Jordan—but Saturday's rain hadn't lifted. It was so heavy that when she looked through the rain-smeared window she saw that Mr. Li hadn't even put out his stands of fruit and vegetables at the corner grocery. The memory of the stinging cold drops, when she ran home from the library the afternoon before, kept Sam inside the apartment.
In the afternoon she read more of Bridge to Terabithia. Her first impression of the book had been completely wrong—it didn't have much to do with running, or farming, and it turned out that she really liked the character of Jesse. In fact, she was beginning to wonder if it wasn't one of the best books she'd ever read.
It was funny how some stories were like that. They started out slow and quiet, just somebody going about their business on a normal day, and then the story snuck up and grabbed you even tighter than if it had started with something really exciting. Maybe it was because it seemed more real that way.
Day passed drearily into night, and Sam woke up on Monday morning excited to see Heather. She barely remembered that she'd dreamt the same dreams.
She wolfed a bowl of cereal, dawdled at the front closet over memories of how cold she'd been on Saturday and eventually added a scarf to her outfit, and then exploded through the front door of the apartment building. She saw Heather outside Li's Corner Grocery, and Mr. Chlebek waved through the glass as Sam passed the Piekarnia Bakery to meet her.
The rain had stopped at last. The streets were still damp, the morning smells of the bakery and Mr. Li's produce were more vivid than ever, and the few birds that braved this fading concrete world were singing. Sam and Heather ducked down the narrow lane beside Li's, abandoning Dunston Avenue for the back alley shortcut to school.
"What did you do this weekend?"
Heather had a way of speaking that was all her own, an accent unlike anybody else's. Sam guessed that it was partly invented. Heather was half Navajo, through her father, though Sam didn't really know much about that because Heather's stories didn't always match up. Her father was long gone from her life.
Now that Heather was finally there, Sam wasn't sure where to begin. Carefully not looking at her, Sam said, "Not much. Got that science homework finished." She risked a glance at Heather and added, "Went to the library on Saturday."
Heather shook her head and rolled her eyes. "Why am I not surprised? You're a nerd."
The air in the back alley was heavy—full of the sickly sweet smell of garbage behind the stores, and the lingering exhaust of the delivery trucks.
At first Sam didn't respond. She understood Heather in a way that she didn't understand anybody else. She knew when Heather was teasing, even if she didn't always know when other people were teasing. She shrugged.
"There was a guy at the library," Sam said at last, just tentatively putting the idea out there.
Heather stopped so abruptly that Sam ended up a couple of paces ahead of her and had to turn around. "Yeah?"
Sam bowed her head, blushing. She said, a little defiantly, "Yeah."
"Let me guess," Heather said, laughing. "He was sitting across the room, you thought he was cute, and you spied on him from behind the bookshelves."
Sam felt a little burst of anger—mostly because, if Al hadn't talked to her, that might have been true. "No." She scowled defensively, pushing up her glasses when she looked at Heather. "We talked for awhile. Sat around."
Heather's eyebrows shot up, and she grinned wickedly. "Really?"
Yet now that she finally could talk to Heather, Sam was for some reason reluctant to tell her about Al Jordan. She told Heather his name. She described him. But she didn't tell Heather about the weird, electrical feeling that had somehow made her drop her defences and venture into the stacks, and she didn't tell Heather about how Al made her comfortable almost from the start.
And she certainly didn't mention that Al had been telling her a ghost story.
In time Heather realized that Sam didn't really want to talk about it after all, and let the subject drop and moved on.
They talked and didn't talk, beginning mid-sentence and ending mid-sentence, with the easy familiarity of two people who couldn't remember a time when they weren't friends. It was the way Sam liked it. She was good with words, but only when they were written in books. Words said out loud were never the right words, never said what she really meant to say. Especially since, when it came to Al, Sam wasn't sure what she meant to say.
By Tuesday Heather seemed to have forgotten about Al Jordan, though Sam certainly had not. He was never far from her thoughts.
The dark dreams seemed to have come to stay, the twilight library and the walking statue, and she imagined that she heard the bell of Spire Hall.


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Slow Cooker Cheeseburger Soup
Mother Nature has reared her head letting us know, undoubtedly, that winter is here. With the polar vortex and lots of snow and ice, I know I have been spending time at home snuggling up in a blanket to get warm. I've even resorted to wearing warm fluffy socks (cue shocked expression from my mother). Desperate times call for desperate measures. Because of the cold, I have been craving my chili and even soup. I'm not a huge fan of most soups because so many involve vegetables (not a fan!). Luckily, there are many soups out there that don't have


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Arthritis is a disease that causes pain and loss of movement of the joints. There are over 100 kinds of arthritis that can affect many different areas of the body. In addition to the joints, some forms of arthritis are associated with diseases of other tissues and organs in the body. People of all ages, including children and young adults, can develop arthritis. Some symptoms due to inflammation are:
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In the Call of Levi story we learn about Jesus' attitude toward sinful persons and about his relationship with the Pharisees.
Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven
Did Jesus offer a rationale for teaching with the aid of story parables in this pericope, or does the Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven saying celebrate the dawning of the new age of redemption?
"Yohanan the Immerser and the Kingdom of Heaven" complex
The Hebrew Life of Yeshua, the source that Robert Lindsey believed ultimately lies behind the Synoptic Gospels, contained a conversation about John the Baptist and his relationship to the Kingdom of Heaven. David N. Bivin and Joshua N. Tilton attempt to reconstruct that conversation here.
LOY Excursus: Criteria for Identifying Separated Twin Parables and Similes in the Synoptic Gospels
Even casual Gospel observers notice that some of Jesus' parables and similes come in pairs that resemble one another so strongly that they might be regarded as twins. But how does one determine which parables and similes truly are twins, and which might just bear a family resemblance? In this post David N. Bivin and Joshua N. Tilton suggest five criteria that authenticate parables and similes as true twins.
Yeshua's Thanksgiving Hymn
In Yeshua's Thanksgiving Hymn the Holy Spirit inspires Jesus to utter an Essene-style hymn that expresses gratitude for the divine revelation that was being disclosed to his followers.
Return of the Twelve
When Jesus' twelve emissaries to Israel returned from their mission, thrilled by their success at exorcising demons, Jesus described to them a vision of the expulsion of Satan from heaven. The vision's message was double-edged: on the one hand, the downfall of the angelic prince meant that the way was opened for the redemption of Israel; on the other hand, having fallen to earth, Satan was about to unleash his fury against God's chosen people.
LOY Excursus: Greek-Hebrew Equivalents in the LOY Reconstructions
An index of Greek terms and their Hebrew equivalents that occur in the Greek Reconstruction and Hebrew Reconstruction columns of the Life of Yeshua reconstruction documents.
A Farewell to the Emmaus Road
Despite the Israel Antiquities Authority's call to action, little has been done to preserve the ancient remains of a Roman road that are still visible in the area where Jesus traveled with two of his disciples on the day of his resurrection.
Sending the Twelve: Apostle and Sender
The Apostle and Sender saying (Matt. 10:40; Luke 10:16) not only gave assurance to Jesus' emissaries as he sent them out on their first healing and teaching mission, it also offers us an extraordinary glimpse into Jesus' high self-awareness as the shāliaḥ, or official representative, of Israel's God. In this segment of the Life of Yeshua commentary, David N. Bivin, JP's editor-in-chief, and Joshua N. Tilton envision how Jesus' Apostle and Sender saying may have been worded in Hebrew and explore the Jewish backgrounds of this profound saying.
Sending the Twelve: Conduct in Town
David N. Bivin and Joshua N. Tilton suggest a Hebrew reconstruction of Jesus' instructions about how the twelve apostles were to behave when they entered a town. In this pericope we learn about the giving and receiving of hospitality among Jesus' earliest followers. We also learn what may be wrong about the popular view that shaking the dust from the apostles' feet was a symbolic action meant to signal to Jews who rejected Jesus that they were henceforth to be considered as Gentiles.
Sending the Twelve: Conduct on the Road
In this segment of the LOY commentary David Bivin and Joshua Tilton consider the command to avoid Gentiles and Samaritans and the prohibitions against bringing travel gear for the apostles' journey.
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David Bivin and Joshua Tilton propose a reconstruction of Jesus' interaction with Levi the toll collector and his teaching in response to criticism that Jesus ate and drank with sinners.


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Grizzlies to Host Elvis Night on January 8 vs. the L.A. Lakers
MEMPHIS, December 28, 2007 - – January 8 will mark the anniversary of the birth of Elvis Presley, and the Memphis Grizzlies are celebrating the occasion with Elvis Night when they host the Los Angeles Lakers on the 8th.
"Elvis Presley Enterprises is looking forward to another exciting event celebrating Elvis' birthday. There's no better way to celebrate than with an Elvis-themed Grizzlies game. The Grizzlies know how to throw a party and fans will experience a great game in an Elvis atmosphere," said Paul Jankowski, Chief Marketing Officer of EPE. "As much as Elvis loved Memphis and sports, he'd be sitting courtside and proud to be honored on his birthday."
"When you think of Memphis, one of the first things that come to mind is Elvis Presley. He's more than a legend, he's a global icon," said Memphis Grizzlies President of Business Operations Andy Dolich. "We're proud to partner with Elvis Presley Enterprises in celebrating the birth of the most famous entertainer in history."
The festivities will start before fans even enter the building, as Elvis' 68 Special will be playing on the outdoor LCD board, and fans will be able to take part in a meet and greet session with The 2007 Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest winner, Shawn Klush.
When Grizzlies and Elvis fans enter FedExForum, they will be treated to Elvis songs during the pre-game warm-ups and during the introduction of the starting lineups, which will be read by Klush in character as Elvis.
Once the game starts, Elvis music and trivia will be incorporated into virtually all of the team's promotions and events during the game, such as performances by the Grizzlies Dance Team, the Mazola Moves Dance Hall of Fame, Commercial Appeal Remember When… and other in-game elements. Furthermore, Klush will be performing as Elvis at halftime with the Grizzlies Dance Team.
Tickets for the game start at just $5, and can be purchased at the FedExForum box office, online, at all Ticketmaster outlets or by calling 901.888.HOOP.
About Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc.
Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc. (EPE) is based in Memphis, with additional offices in Los Angeles. In addition to Graceland and its related attractions in Memphis, including the Heartbreak Hotel, EPE is aggressively involved in a worldwide licensing program, merchandising, music publishing, and television, film, video and Internet projects. For more information on EPE and Graceland, visit www.elvis.com. EPE is a subsidiary of CKX, Inc. (www.ckx.com), a publicly traded company listed on the NASDAQ National Market System (NMS) under the ticker symbol CKXE


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A New Chapter in US-Cuba Relations: Social, Political, and Economic Implications, Edited by Eric Hershberg and William M. LeoGrande. (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016).
This book explores the diverse consequences of Presidents Obama and Castro brokering a rapprochement between the United States and Cuba after more than half a century of estrangement. Economic, political, social, and cultural dynamics are analyzed in accessible fashion by leading experts from Cuba, the United States, Europe, and Latin America. What opportunities arise through the opening of diplomatic relations, and what issues may be obstacles to normalization? What are the implications for the Cuban economy, for its political system, and for ties with members of the Cuban diaspora? What are the implications for US relations elsewhere in Latin America? This up-to-date account addresses these and other questions about this new direction in US-Cuban relations.
"This timely, wide-ranging, and comprehensive analysis of US-Cuba relations describes the context for the significant changes since December 2014, thoughtfully imagines possible consequences of such changes for the times ahead, and provides a wealth of information about Cuba and its relations with the United States and the world."
--Jorge I. Domínguez, Professor and Chair of the Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies, Harvard University
"This is an exciting and timely book. After setting the political stage for D-17, the contributors provide excellent analyses of every single aspect of US-Cuba relations and the repercussions on the island of the dramatic shift. From economics to the arts, from investment to reconciliation, this book provides an essential guide to the new Cuban future."
--Miguel A. Centeno, Musgrave Professor of Sociology, Princeton University
New Institutions for Participatory Democracy in Latin America, Edited by Maxwell A. Cameron, Eric Hershberg, and Kenneth E. Sharpe (Palgrave MacMillan, 2014).
This volume describes and analyzes the proliferation of new mechanisms for participation in Latin American democracies and considers the relationship between direct participation and the consolidation of representative institutions based on more traditional electoral conceptions of democracy. Encompassing case studies of Bolivia, Brazil, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Uruguay, and Venezuela, the book draws on original fieldwork to assess how these new institutions operate in practice in order to illuminate the conditions under which strengthened institutions of direct participation enhance broader aims of democratic participation. In so doing, it conveys fresh perspectives on the quality of democracy in Latin America today and the future prospects for deepening democratic citizenship. The theoretical and empirical contributions of the book will stimulate interest among comparativist political scientists, Latin American Studies scholars, and students of democratic theory.
"Rather than assume that institutions of participatory democracy necessarily compete for political influence with more traditional institutions of representative democracy, New Institutions for Participatory Democracy in Latin America explores how the two might reinforce each other in positive ways that can improve the quality of democratic governance in the region. Based on case studies from six countries across Latin America, the volume is empirically rich and theoretically innovative."
--Philip Oxhorn, Institute for the Study of International Development, McGill University
"This volume provides a consistently original, insightful, and balanced overview of Latin America's diverse efforts to deepen democracy through governance innovations that institutionalize citizen voice."
--Jonathan Fox, University of California, Santa Cruz
"Elected politicians do not enjoy particularly high approval ratings in most contemporary democracies and certainly not in Latin America. In an attempt to bridge the gulf between voters and their representatives, a growing number of the region's young democracies have experimented with new avenues of 'direct democracy.' This illuminating collaborative study explores the range and variability of such innovations, using fresh and first-hand research and observation. The picture that emerges is mixed and by no means stable."
--Laurence Whitehead, Nuffield College, University of Oxford
Latin America's Left Turns: Politics, Policies and Trajectories of Change, Edited by Maxwell A. Cameron and Eric Hershberg (Lynne Rienner, 2010).
This accessible, up-to-date look at Latin American politics explores how--and to what effect--diverse forces on the left have not only captured the imagination of vast swathes of the continent's population, but also taken hold of the reins of government. The authors assess the multiple currents of Latin America's left turns, considering their origins, their relationships to political parties and social movements, and their performance in office. They also consider the challenges faced by such leaders as Hugo Chavez, Evo Morales, and "Lula" da Silva in efforts to address long-standing socioeconomic inequalities. Explicitly comparative and enhanced with solid empirical material, the book offers a thoughtful commentary on Latin America's changing political environment.
"Offer[s] readers insightful and plausible interpretations of contemporary politics in the region."
--Benjamin Goldfrank, Perspectives on Politics
"Engages readers in a historically informed, balanced, provocative, and lively conversation about the current leftist turns in Latin America, and their futures."
--Shannan Mattiace, Allegheny College
"An extraordinary collection. This volume is a must-read for anyone interested in the current dynamics of Latin American politics."
--Julio F. Carrion, University of Delaware
Turning the Tide? Latin America After Neoliberalism, Edited by Eric Hershberg and Fred Rosen (The New Press, 2006).
Beginning in the 1980s, Latin America became a laboratory for the ideas and policies of neoliberalism. Now the region is an epicenter of dissent from neoliberal ideas and resistance to U.S. economic and political dominance; Latin America's political map is being redrawn. Already half a dozen progressive governments have swept into power—in Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela—and more may follow. Latin America After Neoliberalism is a fascinating look at what is perhaps the most politically dynamic region in the world—and an authoritative guide to the political movements and leaders that are part of this historic change.
Published in conjunction with the North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA) and written by leading progressive analysts of the region, this book takes on the full spectrum of contemporary issues in Latin America, from political transformation to the role of women, indigenous people, and labor coalitions. Latin America After Neoliberalism attempts to make sense of the ongoing upheavals throughout the continent as it moves into the vanguard of an international rejection of neoliberalism for a new and viable progressive alternative.
"This is a book for those who wish to look beyond the headlines and understand the complexity of today's Latin America…A thoughtful and balanced assessment."
--Jean Franco, Department of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University
"Two decades of failed neoliberal economics in Latin America have unleashed a popular electoral storm that is sweeping progressives and social democrats to power. This first-rate collection helps explain the transformation underway."
--William LeoGrande, School of Public Affairs, American University
"This volume goes well beyond the familiar litany of the failures of market orthodoxy to probe urgent issues ranging from U.S. hegemony and the limits of democracy promotion to the search for social justice and multicultural citizenship in a globalizing world."
--William C. Smith, editor of Latin American Politics and Society and professor of international studies, University of Miami
"Provides the map we all need to navigate the exciting, tumultuous, and uncharted terrain of Latin American politics for the new times in the making."
--Charles R. Hale, professor of anthropology, University of Texas at Austin, and president of Latin American Studies Association
Memorias militares: visiones en disputa en dictadura y democracia, Edited by Eric Hershberg and Felipe Aguero (Siglo XXI, 2005).
This volume forms part of the Memorias de la Represión (Memories of the Repression) series that makes available the results of the Social Science Research Council Panel Regional de America Latina, with the goal of promoting research on the reports of political repression in the Southern Cone. Under the direction of Elizabeth Jelin and Carlos Ivan Degregori, and funds provided by the Ford, Rockefeller, and Hewlett foundations, the program supported close to 60 young researchers from Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and the United States.
The program was designed to address three different yet interrelated questions. The first question is the need to generate advances in theory and research that contribute and enrich the debates over the nature of memory in the region, its role in the constitution of collective identity, and the consequences of debate over memory in the social practices and policies of societies in transition. The second question and objective is to promote the development of a new generation of researchers with training in theory and methodology, prepared to articulate new perspectives regarding social processes of memory, but also prepared to address the wide variety of hot issues that will arise in Latin America and the Southern Cone in the future. Finally, the program aims at creating a network of public intellectuals in the region concerned with the study of societal memory and issues related to it.
Critical Views of September 11: Analyses from Around the World, Edited by Eric Hershberg and Kevin W. Moore (The New Press, 2002).
In the months since September 11, millions of Americans have belatedly awakened to the fact that they ignore the world at their peril. A sudden surge of interest in international affairs represents a dramatic turnaround from a decades-long decline. Critical Views of September 11: Analyses from Around the World provides deep perspective on the changing world order in the wake of the attacks and the war in Afghanistan. An unprecedented array of scholars from around the world offer candid and unsparing views of the international order and America's role in the world from the vantage of Africa, Europe, South Asia, East Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. In so doing, they provide fresh insight into the varying perceptions of the September 11 attacks and the United States' response. The essays analyze such issues as security, terrorism and international order, globalization and economic liberalism, and the new social and cultural challenges stemming from the terrorist attacks.
Economic Governance and Flexible Production in East Asia, Edited by Frederic C. Deyo, Richard F. Doner, and Eric Hershberg (Rowman and Littlefield, 2001).
This book analyzes the institutional underpinnings of East Asia's dynamic growth by exploring the interplay between governance and flexibility in an endlessly demanding globalized marketplace. In case studies that encompass a variety of key industrial sectors and countries, the contributors emphasize the importance of network patterns of governance for facilitating flexibility in firms throughout the region. Their analyses illuminate both the strengths and limitations of recent growth strategies and offer insights into prospects for continued expansion in the wake of the East Asian economic crisis of the late 1990s.
Constructing Democracy: Human Rights, Citizenship and Society in Latin America, Edited by Elizabeth Jelin and Eric Hershberg (Westview, 1996).
This path-breaking contribution to debates about human rights and democracy moves beyond questions of state terror and other violent abuses to embrace broader concepts of human rights: citizenship, identity, civil society, racism, gender discrimination, and poverty. In particular, contributors analyze the impact of past human rights violations on the consolidation of new democracies, examine the emerging international network of human rights organizations, and explore notions of citizenship, linking them to debates about definitions of rights. Case studies shed light on enduring patterns of discrimination against marginalized groups. (Also published in Spanish as Construir la democracia: derechos humanos, ciudadanía y sociedad en América Latina [Nueva Sociedad, 1996] and in Portuguese as Construindo a Democracia: Direitos Humanos, Cidadania e Sociedade na América Latina [Editorial da Universidade de Sao Paulo, 2007]).
"This is breakthrough book that grapples creatively with problems which have emerged in transitions from authoritarian to democratizing regimes. Rooted in astute analyses of both the legacies of traditional Latin American political culture and the authoritarianism of the 1960s-1980s, this work identifies impediments to the greater enjoyment of human rights and the benefits of citizenry in the twenty-first century, including the internationalization of crime and the violence that accompanies it. It provides an excellent introduction to the issue for scholars, students, policy makers, and the general public alike."
--Margaret Crahan, Hunter College
"By placing human rights at the center of its analysis, Constructing Democracy identifies the issue of crucial importance for the durability and the quality of democratic institutions: citizenship. The essays in this volume offer the most novel treatment of democracy I have read in a long time."
--Adam Przeworski, New York University


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