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The CIPP/E encompasses pan-European and national data protection laws, the European model for privacy enforcement, key privacy terminology, and practical concepts concerning the protection of personal data and trans-border data flows.
The Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E) program is the first professional credential specific to European data protection professionals that is part of a comprehensive principles-based framework and knowledge base in information privacy. The CIPP/E encompasses pan-European and national data protection laws, the European model for privacy enforcement, key privacy terminology, and practical concepts concerning the protection of personal data and trans-border data flows.
The CIPP/E credential demonstrates a strong foundation in European privacy laws and regulations and understanding of the legal requirements for the responsible transfer of sensitive personal data to and from the U.S., the EU and other jurisdictions. Subject matter areas covered include:
• | The context of European data protection law: origins, institutions and legislative framework |
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• | European data protection practices related to employment, surveillance, direct marketing and outsourcing |
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• | Information management professionals in European financial services, healthcare or telecommunications industries who seek to broaden their expertise into a general information privacy scope |
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• | Information auditing and IT governance professionals (CISA, CISM) |
Each certification candidate must become an IAPP member prior to testing. Membership provides access to the world's largest community of privacy professionals, including valuable educational resources and networking opportunities. A variety of annual membership levels are available. Learn more about the benefits of IAPP membership.
The Certification Foundation exam is required for all first-time certification candidates. It assesses understanding of fundamental concepts of privacy and data protection and covers common privacy principles and approaches, global data protection models, information security controls and online privacy protections. These practice areas are relevant to all privacy professionals regardless of legal jurisdiction, geographic location or practice specialization.
Candidates must also pass the CIPP/E designation exam. The CIPP/E exam layers over the Certification Foundation Exam, resulting in CIPP/E certification.
Privacy certification is an important career effort that requires advance preparation. Choosing how you will prepare for your privacy certification exams is a personal choice that should include an assessment of your professional background, scope of privacy knowledge and your preferred method of learning. In general, the IAPP recommends that candidates plan for a minimum of 20 hours of study time in advance of each exam; however, you might need more or fewer hours depending on your personal choices and professional experience.
The way in which you choose to prepare for your exams should be based on your level of familiarity with the exam content and your preferred learning style.
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The bodies of knowledge are comprehensive outlines of the subject matter areas covered by the both the Certification Foundation and the CIPP/E exams; the exam blueprints specify the approximate number of items on the examinations in each area of the bodies of knowledge.
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Foundations of Information Privacy and Data Protection: A Survey of Global Concepts, Laws and Practices |
CIPP/E Textbook:
European Privacy: Law and Practice for Data Protection Professionals |
Additional Reading:
The Information Privacy Case Book: A Global Survey of Privacy and Security Enforcement Actions with Recommendations for Reducing Risk |
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IAPP certification prep classes are offered at IAPP conferences, in conjunction with industry events in select cities throughout the year. You are not required to attend the IAPP conference in order to attend the Certification Prep class. All certification prep classes include an accompanying coursebook. See a list of upcoming Certification Prep classes.
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CIPP practice tests are a great way to gain familiarity with the format and content of the actual designation exams. Each practice test includes suggestions for use, a sample answer sheet, questions, answer key and an explanation of each correct answer.
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The Certification Foundation exam is a 90-minute, 90-item, objective test.
The Foundation exam is composed of 90 multiple choice items. There are no essay questions. Each correct answer is worth one point.
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Nation, Subject, and Community in Latin American Literature and Culture 2003 Being in Common analyzes key works of twentieth-century Latin American literature and culture as precursors of contemporary theories of globalization. In a richly researched and wide-ranging account, Silvia Rosman studies how texts from the 1940s and '50s by major Latin American authors, such as Alejo Carpentier, Ezequiel Martínez Estrada, Octavio Paz, and Jorge Luis Borges, provide alternatives to traditional forms of national, linguistic, or geographical belonging and thus allow us to think the commonality of experience differently. These texts offer articulations of community that challenge the totalizing and often violent homogeneity of identity or difference, the priority of the Subject and the location of culture. Rosman persuasively demonstrates how they explore ways of being in common--the communal relation--when the notion of a common being--a totalized conception of community--is shown to be untenable. In doing so she incorporates and looks beyond her predecessors' theoretical resources to urgent contemporary preoccupations with how to imagine identity in a "post-national" moment. |
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Silvia Rosman teaches at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Her articles have appeared in Latin American Literary Review, Latin American Research Review, Hispanic Issues, Boletín, Hispanic Review, Revista Iberoamericana, and Variaciones Borges.

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LONDON (AFP) – The government said hardcore online pirates who illegally swap and download copyrighted films and music could have their Internet connection cut off, in proposals announced on Tuesday.
The threatened measure, which would go beyond previous proposals and has strong similarities to a proposed French law, could be brought in soon to tackle illegal downloaders file-sharing en masse.
The government is "considering adding account suspension to the list of technical measures that could be used only as a last resort against the hard core of copyright pirates," said a spokesman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
Internet service providers (ISPs) could be forced to take action against individual repeat offenders, the spokesman added, while access to download sites could be blocked.
The previous proposals being considered by the government only went as far as restricting Internet users' broadband access speed.
Stephen Timms, the minister for the Digital Britain project, which aims to put the country at the forefront of digital innovation, said the new plans would allow "swifter and more flexible measures" to tackle illegal file-sharing.
"Technology and consumer behaviour is fast-changing and it's important that Ofcom (the communications industry regulator) has the flexibility to respond quickly to deal with unlawful file-sharing," said Timms.
The British Phonographic Industry recorded music trade body said the plans were a helpful move in the battle against online pirates.
"Digital piracy is a serious problem and a real threat to the UK's creative industries," said BPI chief executive Geoff Taylor.
"We welcome the government's recognition that this problem needs to be addressed urgently, so today is a step forward that should help the legal digital market to grow for consumers."
But Jim Killock, head of civil liberties campaigners Open Rights Group, said the measures would "restrict people's fundamental right to freedom of expression.
"This is the wrong moment to go in this direction. Online music revenues are going up, illicit filesharing is going down.
"Instead of letting the market solve the problems, the government seems intent on heavy-handed intervention."
The threat to cut off Internet access follows similar moves in France, where President Nicolas Sarkozy has been struggling to get such a measure past constitutional experts and hostile lawmakers.
France's Constitutional Council, its highest legal body, struck down a key provision of the law forcing the government to table a new bill which will now be put to a vote by parliament next month.
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Starring: Robert Morse, Jonathan Winters, Anjanette Comer, John Gielgud, Lionel Stander
Tony Richardson's The Loved One (1965) was originally promoted as "the motion picture with something to offend everyone." And though it was made before the advent of the ratings system, they weren't kidding — which goes to prove that you don't need an R rating if you're determined to shake people up. The film is an adaptation — and extension — of Evelyn Waugh's 1947 short novel of the same name, a book that Waugh wrote after his trip to Hollywood to discuss what turned out to be an abortive attempt to bring his Brideshead Revisited to the screen. (Hollywood bought the book because it was a best-seller — completely unaware that it was about Catholicism and contained homosexuality.) Waugh's The Loved One offered his take on Hollywood and the bizarre Los Angeles funeral practices he witnessed there — with the accent on the latter. (The Hollywood British colony, pet cemeteries and phony guru advisors came under his scrutiny, too.) What Richardson's film does — with help from screenwriter Terry Southern (and a little input from Christopher Isherwood) — is offer an updated version of the story, taking on the excesses of the intervening 18 years.
Despite the fact that the film tends to rile traditionalists, it really does follow the basics of the book quite faithfully. It is still the story of a hack (or scrupulous) English poet (Robert Morse), who find himself on his own in Hollywood when his uncle (John Gielgud) commits suicide after being dumped by the studio. He still disgraces himself with the British Colony, compounds the offense by taking a job at a pet cemetery and falls in love with a death-obsessed girl from the Whispering Glades (think Forest Lawn) funeral home. It just adds things — like Liberace as a coffin salesmen, funerals in space, 25-year-old Paul Williams as a boy genius and Jonathan Winters in the only role the movies ever gave him that tapped into his talents. Will it offend you? Oh, very likely. If nothing else, Mrs. Joyboy (Ayllene Gibbons) should do the trick.
The Asheville Film Society will screen The Loved One Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 8 p.m. in Theater Six at The Carolina Asheville and will be hosted by Xpress movie critics Ken Hanke and Justin Souther.
In Brief: It was the film "with something to offend everyone," and it's my guess that while Tony Richardson's The Loved One is less shocking today than it was in 1965, it still contains more than its share of outrages against anything approaching good taste. Its tale of Hollywood funerary practices, movie studios, pet cemeteries, fad religions and general American excess as seen through the eyes of unscrupulous British poet is rich with potential offenses — and Richardson and writer Terry Southern find most of them. To put it into perspective, this is a movie with Liberace as a coffin salesman.
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After experiencing annual growth of 43% in 2013 on shipments of 1.32 billion, the global application processor (AP) market is forecast to see decelerated growth in 2014, with shipments increasing 23% on year, according to a new Digitimes Research Special Report.
The report, titled "2014 Global Mobile Application Processor Market Forecast," explains that a maturing smartphone market, especially in China are the primary reasons for the slower growth rate.
Worldwide, shipments will reach 1.53 billion, but while China accounted for 38% of shipments in 2013, its share will drop slightly to 36% in 2014, Digitimes Research stated.
While market drivers will still include the usual suspects of Apple and Samsung in 2014, demand from local China players will not see the robust growth that it experienced in 2013. Annual shipment growth in China topped 60% in 2013 but will slow to 17% in 2014, as China's local brand and white-box companies shift their target market abroad, Digitimes Research forecast.
In terms of products in the market, with its Cortex-A12 being widely adopted, ARM will see its market share for APs in smartphones climb substantially in 2014. Meanwhile, with support from Apple and Samsung, the ARM 64-bit architecture will stand a chance of grabbing more than 30% of the market in 2014, according to Digitimes Research.
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Fiction from Kuwait presents a selection of contemporary literature from the novels and short stories of 17 Kuwaiti authors. It spans the generations of literary voices, from the 1960s and the writings of Sulaiman al-Shatti, Ismail Fahd Ismail and Suleiman al-Khalifi, to works by Fatima Yousif al-Ali, Laila al-Othman, Waleed al-Rajeeb, Taleb Alrefai, Thuraya al-Baqsami and Fawziya Shuwaish al-Salem, and then to those of young authors Bothayna al-Essa, Saud al-Sanousi, Yousef Khalifa, Basima al-Enezi, Ali Hussain al-Felkawi, Hameady Hamood and Mona al-Shammari. Almost the entire issue is devoted to the vibrant fiction literary scene in Kuwait today, with background articles on the development of both the short story and the novel.
The book reviews include reviews of works by two winners of the International Prize for Arabic Fiction: Saudi Arabian author Abdo Khal's winning novel Throwing Sparks, and The Mehlis Report by Lebanese novelist Rabee Jaber (his winning novel The Druze of Belgrade has yet to be translated).
Photo-reports of literary achievements complete the issue – the Sheikh Zayed Book Awards, the Abu Dhabi and Casablanca International Book Fairs, the 2013 International Prize for Arabic Fiction award ceremony, and the Shubbak Festival of Contemporary Arab Culture in London.
Banipal 46 – 80 New Poems takes the pulse of new poetry with works by 14 poets who reflect the diversity and dynamism in Arab life and society today, most of the poets appearing in Banipal for the first time – Taha Adnan, Fadhil al-Azzawi, Salah Faik, Hussein Habasch, Musa Hawamdeh, Heind R. Ibrahim, Hassab al-Sheikh Ja'far, Vénus Khoury-Ghata, Khaled Mattawa, Philip Metres, Dunya Mikhail, Khaled Najar, Amjad Nasser and Mohamed al-Harthy.
The issue opens with the debut novel of Amjad Nasser, Land of No Rain, and is followed by an excerpt from the first English translation of Faris al-Shidyaq's 1855 novel Leg over Leg – both texts being published in full later this year, by Bloomsbury Qater Foundation Publishing and Yale University Press respectively.
Lorand Gaspar, who lived and worked in Jerusalem and Tunis for many years and is one of France's most important contemporary poets, is the issue's Guest Writer.
Banipal 46 also includes a special section of excerpts from the six shortlisted novels of the 2013 International Prize for Arabic Fiction by Saud Alsanousi, Mohammed Hasan Alwan, Sinan Antoon, Jana Fawaz Elhassan, IBrahim Issa and Hussein al-Wad. PLUS a searing memoir, The Day the Olive Harvest was Stopped, by Palestinian writer Mohammad Khashan.
For full details of
contents and links to contributors' pages, click here
Banipal 45 – Writers from Palestine completes 15 years of continuous publication. Fadhil al-Azzawi writes of how Banipal is a "cultural necessity", how it "reflects the real achievements in the contemporary literature of Arab authors", and how it does more than publish literary translations – "In fact, it discovers new voices, highlights great forgotten talents, and presents those who have been marginalized for this or that reason".
Adonis salutes the magazine's 15 years, saying that "Banipal has been realizing a unique and twofold project within the sphere of cultural productions of the Arab world".
45 – Writers from Palestine is a doubly special issue, celebrating 15 years and new Palestinian literature. Introducing the feature's 23
authors, Anton Shammas writes of the "very special amalgam of young
Palestinian voices, whose writing offers a new and refreshing literary map of
that forsaken country, and whose almost unprecedented collective presence
realizes a long over due literary dream" and opens up "the English gates for some new waves, some
new and young and uncompromising voices from all regions of Palestine".
Read more . . .
Banipal 44 – 12 Women Writers is a feast of fiction for summer 2012. Huzama Habayeb (Palestine), Leila Aboulela (Sudan), Lina Hawyan al-Hassan and Maha Hassan (Syria), Hawra al-Nadawi (Iraq), Huda al-Jahouri (Oman(, Rachida el-Charni (Tunisia), Latifa Labsir and Hanane Derkaoui (Morocco), Fadhila el Farouk (Algeria), Renée Hayek (Lebanon) and Mansour Ez Eldin (Egypt) all write eloquently and forcefully on human issues such as loss, identity, personal awakening, family relations, migration, exile, being black in the Arab world, prejudice, dealing with prison and discrimination, travel and local customs.
Banipal 44 also features works by two Iraqi authors, novelist poet Fadhil al-Azzawi and author and journalist Hussain al-Mozany, also the Timbuktu-born novelist Omar al-Ansari and the talented young Saudi author Mohammed Hasan Alwan, while in Literary Influences, Habib Selmi tells the engrossing tale of how he became a writer in a house of no books.
Banipal 44 inaugurates a new Guest Writer occasional feature, the first being the American poet Marilyn Hacker who, in February 2012, was awarded the Argana International Poetry Prize by the House of Poetry in Morocco.
Banipal 43 – Celebrating Denys Johnson-Davies
Guest Literature: KOREA
Banipal 43 salutes the doyen of Arabic-English translation, Denys Johnson-Davies. Since his first translation in the 1940s, he has introduced an impressive list of classics of contemporary Arabic literature, prose as well as poetry. His lifelong work has been instrumental in placing modern Arabic literature on the international scene. Fellow translators, authors and publishers write about the breadth and depth of his contribution to Arabic literary translation.
Banipal 43 brims with a cornucopia of fiction and poetry from across the Arab world, with fiction from Morocco (Hassan Najmi), Libya (Saleh Snoussi), Lebanon (.Jad El Hage) and Egypt (Nael El Toukhy), and poems by Saadi Youssef (Iraq), Maram al-Massri (Syria), and Youssef Rakha (Egypt). The issue opens with Kuwaiti poet Saadiah Mufarreh, followed by Tunisian author Khaled Najar, who embarks on a literary journey through Alexandria's history. In an in-depth interview renowned Egyptian author Sonallah Ibrahim talks about his writing, his long career – and the future of Egypt.
With the winner of the 2012 International Prize for Arabic Fiction announced on 27 March, Banipal 43 publishes excerpts from each of the six shortlisted novels – a collaboration between Banipal and the Emirates Foundation.
Our Guest Literature in this issue is from Korea: four fiction writers and four poets bring readers some of the best of today's Korean poetry and novellas over 111 pages (in print and at www.banipal.co.uk/selections), guest-edited by Kim Jaeyong.
Banipal 42 focuses on the literature being written now the
United Arab Emirates. As readers begin
their journey into the works of 27 writers, three introductory essays open up
the background to the short story, the development of modern poetry and the
state of the novel in the UAE today. Among the stories that stand out are Abdul
Hamid Ahmed's Kuya's Little Things about an Indian worker's struggle to provide
for his far-away family, the excerpt from Sara al-Jarwan's novel Letters to my
Lord the Sultan, spelling out the complexities of life in a family of one man
with four wives and Adel Khozam's reflections, Music, in stanzas echoing the musical
It proved impossible to keep the feature within its
designated limits and so, instead of pulling some works
out we decided to continue them online – and miss nothing. Go to Selections to read the rest of the feature.
Banipal's Guest Literature feature this issue comes from
Germany: eight great authors at the top of their fields. And this issue sees the return to the popular feature
Literary Influences. Prize-winning Saudi Arabian author Raja Alem recounts her
passion for reading as a child and the world authors she read.
Banipal 41 opens with poems from the best-known Libyan poet Ashur Etwebi, and continues with fiction from four talented authors from, Lebanon, Iraq and Sudan. There is a feature on Arabic Writers in Sweden, from authors from Syria and Iraq who have settled there over the last two decades. The special feature Celebrating Adonis marks the poet's eightieth birthday last year and includes a translation of his latest poem with testimonies from V.S.Naipaul, Joachim Sartorius, Roger Allen, Yang Lian, and more.
This issue takes an important step forward in developing intercultural dialogue by introducing a new regular feature of a Guest Literature. Banipal presents readers with our first guest – contemporary Slovenian literature – with thanks
to the EMUNI Foundation and the EMUNI University of Slovenia. Plus book reviews, photo report of Ramsey Nasr's enthralling reading and conversation at the World Literature Weekend on 18 June, and another new feature Last Page.
Banipal publishes its fortieth issue in Spring 2011, showcasing Libyan literature at the very moment of uprising and change in the Arab world, especially in Libya.
With 135 pages of terrific reading from both Libya's foremost and emerging fiction writers – introduced by Omar Abulqasim Alkikli on The Libyan Short Story and Ibrahim Ahmidan on The Libyan Novel – the feature presents a wide range of works by 17 authors from inside and outside Libya, as well as a profile of the pioneer literary figure Ali Mustafa al-Musrati.
Banipal 40
also includes works by award-winnning authors from Morocco, Oman and Lebanon,
respectively Abdelkarim Jouiti, Jokha al-Harthi, Abdo Wazen, plus an in-depth
interview with Lebanese novelist Alawiya Sobh.
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• Banipal 39 – Modern Tunisian Literature features over 150 pages of poetry and fiction by Tunisian authors, plus an introduction to the country's literary pioneers with profiles, and book reviews
• Banipal 39 – Modern Tunisian Literature includes newly translated works of the foremost poet in the Arab world, Adonis. Also fiction from Fadhil al-Azzawi and Mekkawi Said, and poetry by Omar Sabbagh
Tribute to the late Taher Wattar 1936-2010
and to critic Farouk Abdel-Kader 1938-2010
PLUS Book Reviews: Albert Cossery – The Jokers, Habib Selmi – The Scents of Marie-Claire, Mahmoud Darwish – Journal of an Ordinary Grief, Inaam Kachachi – The American Granddaughter, Hédi Kaddour – Treason, Mohamed Mansi Qandil – Moon over Samarqand and Hayan Charara's Arab American poetry anthology, Inclined to Speak
Banipal 38 presents over 150 pages of works by North American authors of Arab origin – voices for the 21st century, putting their stamp on multi-heritage, embracing head-on apparent cultural conundrums, voices both irreverent and responsible, deconstructing and satirising the ironies of prejudice.
Banipal 38 also celebrates the flourishing modernist poetry movement in the United Arab Emirates, with works by four of the most important voices on the UAE poetry scene, Ahmed Rashid Thani, Nujoom Al-Ghanem, Khalid Albudoor and Khulood Al Mu'alla, the latter three visiting the UK in July for the first-ever Emirati poetry readings at the Ledbury Poetry Festival and at the London Literature Festival.
PLUS two of the most talented young Arab authors today:
• Youssef Rakha from Cairo takes readers on a trip to the Rafah border with Gaza
• Hassan Abdulrazzak, author of the successful play Baghdad Wedding, with a hilariously intriguing monologue about the Israeli Wall.
PLUS 27 pages of
book reviews and a six-page photo-report of the recent RAWI conference
Read more . . .
IRAQI AUTHORS: Banipal's first issue of 2010 celebrates authors from Iraq with over half its 224 pages devoted to fiction and poetry by writers from different generations, some spread across the world, but many writing from within the country. We celebrate, in particular, a new generation who are free to write the story of Iraq we've been waiting to hear, however hard. Banipal is indebted to all the translators and copy-editors who made the issue possible.
• Nazum al-Obeidi • Nassif Falak • Hussain al-Mozany • Lutfiya al-Dulaimi • Luay Hamza Abbas • Diya al-Jubaily • literary pioneer, the late Mahdi Issa al-Saqr • PLUS works by eleven poets . . .
PLUS • the powerful fiction of Yemeni author Ali Mohammed Zayd, Egyptian novelists Mohamed al-Bisatie and Ezzat el-Kamhawi • also Flemish author Rachida Lamrabet Epic • and an epic poem by Algerian poet Habib Tengour
Banipal 36 – Literature in Yemen today presents a rich selection of novel
short stories and poetry from 17 of today's Yemeni authors, most of
whose work has never before been translated into English.
Many are well-known in Yemen and the Arab world, and some are now
regularly invited to European festivals; they include: Huda Ablan, who
is currently the secretary-general of the Union of Yemeni writers, the
controversial Ali al-Muqri, whose first novel Taste Black . . . Smell
Black (excerpted) was published in 2008 to high acclaim, Wajdi
al-Ahdal, the winner of numerous Yemeni literary prizes, also, the poet
and literary critic
Abdel Aziz al-Maqalih, whose modernist voice and
pioneering efforts have made the cultural movements in Yemen what they
are today.
Also included in the issue are Nadia Alkowkobani, Shawqi Shafiq,
Bassam Shamseldin, Habib Abdulrab Sarori, Samir Albufattah, Yasser
Abdel Baqi, Ahmad Zein, Fathi Abul Nasr, Mohammad al-Shaibani, Mohammad
al-Qaood, Sawsan al-Areeqi and Nabila al-Zubair.
PLUS more . . .
Writing in Dutch presents ten talented authors who live in the Netherlands and Belgium and write in Dutch, and whose origins are in Morocco, Palestine and Iraq. All ten, explains our guest editor Victor Schiferli in his introduction, are making important contributions, their "new and energetic voices" having enriched and broken "the mould of Dutch literature, taking up themes that had never before been explored". The authors include Ramsey Nasr, the new Poet Laureate of The Netherlands.
Cover: Photograph taken by Samuel Shimon
The theme of the first issue this year is The World of Arab Fiction, presenting fiction from Egypt and Iraq, from Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Palestine and Syria, and from Saudi Arabia, in pages redesigned and resized in book format...(read more)
Cover photograph of Mahmoud Darwish by Arts Alliance Productions
This issue opens with a major 70-page feature on the life and legacy of Mahmoud Darwish. It includes articles, tributes, poems and many photographs of the great Palestinian and world poet, who passed away on Saturday 9 August following complications after major heart surgery in Houston, Texas, at the age of 67...(read more)
Cover Artist: Zena Assi
Banipal 32, Summer 2008, introduces a number of new voices for the first time in English. There is the young Egyptian author, Mohamed Salah al-Azab, who is 27 with already several literary awards to his name. The excerpt from his novel [Repeated Stopping] is an urban story of a young man not in control of his life, who easily falls for an older attractive woman, but must be with his father on his death-bed from lung cancer...(Read more)
Cover artist: Mehdi Qotbi
This issue pays tribute to publisher Suhail Idriss, founder of Al-Adab publishing house, and to pioneer Iraqi author Fuad al-Takarli. A new departure for Banipal is a dialogue from The Visitor, an enthralling, and fast-moving playscript by Lebanese poet, translator and author Paul Chaoul...(read more)
Banipal 30 – Celebrating Ten Years
Cover artist: Jaber Alwan
Banipal celebrates ten years of publishing – of translating and showcasing hundreds of authors who have never had their works published in English before, presenting newly emerging writers as well as those well-established in the Arab world and beyond ones...(read more)
Cover artist: Ahmed Moualla
Banipal 29 is packed with Summer reading, excerpts of novels, features and photo-reports. We pay tribute to the late Iraqi poet Nazik al-Malaika who revolutionised modern Arabic poetry, and to Moroccan author Driss Chraïbi. The issue opens with an excerpt from Hassan Daoud's novel Year of the Revolutionary New Bread-Making Machine, due out in October, his second in English translation...(read more)
Cover artist: Adel El Siwi
Every issue now we seem to be saying farewell to a well-known Arab literary figure. We open sadly with a tribute to Mai Ghoussoub, the London-based Lebanese co-founder of Saqi Books, writer and artist, who died so suddenly in February. We dedicate our major feature on Lebanese poetry to her memory...(Read more)
Cover artist: Nabil Abu Hamad
Farewell, Naguib Mahfouz! The issue opens with tributes to the "writer of the world", the late Nobel Laureate Naguib Mahfouz, by Banipal's editor and contributing editors Roger Allen and Peter Clark. Further on in the issue, the well-known Iraqi author Jalil al-Qaisi is remembered by Fadhil al-Azzawi...(read more)
Cover artist: Sattar Kawoosh
This issue was designed especialy for Summer reading and includes much thought-provoking and captivating fiction. There's a short story by Jamal Mahjoub, an excerpt "Earthquake Nightmare" from a novel by Tunisian author Hassan Nasr which,...(read more)
Cover artist: Mai Refky
100-page feature of works by Egypt's new generation of cosmopolitan young writers who use their pens to debunk the heroic self, the totalitarian idea of the nation and the single voice...(read more)
Cover artist: Mohamed Melehi
Includes excerpts from novels by Hanan al-Shaykh and Vénus Khoury-Ghata plus an extract from The World of Saddam Hussein and from Samar Yazbek. There are short stories by Ahmed Bouzfour, the late Samir Naqqash, and Ali al-Kasimi, and others by Huzamah Habayeb, Haifa Bitar, Jamila Omairah, Aroussia Naluti and Salwa al-Neimi...(read more)
Cover artist: Dima Hajjar
Opening authors are Palestinians Ala Hlehel and Mahmoud Darwish. There are two major features – on Omani poet Saif al-Rahbi and on the late Syrian poet Saniya Salih. Two powerful figures from North Africa, both writing in French, are Abdellatif Laâbi from Morocco and Abdelwahab Meddeb from Tunisia...(read more)
Cover artist: Sadradeen
Includes excerpts from novels by Najwa Barakat, Ali al-Domaini, Baha Eddine Taoud and Aziz Chouaki, poems by established poets Abbas Beydhoun, Ibrahim Nasrallah, Salah Hassan, Nazih Abu Afash, Inaya Jaber and Rasha Omran and from Palestinian-Americans writing in English Lisa Suher Majaj and Fady Joudeh...(read more)
Cover artist: Azzawi
c. Fiction of Gamal el-Ghitani, Mahmood Abdel Wahab, Jalil al-Qaisi and others. LITERARY INFLUENCES file is by Lebanese poet Abbas Beydhoun – The Stranger, The Outsider and the Foreigner
Cover artist: Feryel
Includes a 13-page interview with poet Saadi Youssef, a 57-page feature on the novel in Saudi Arabia with eight authors, including Abdul Khal, Turki al-Hamad and Ghazi Algosaibi (profile). Plus fiction from Mahmoud Shukair and four other authors. Poetry from Mohammed Al-Harthi and two others...(read more)
Cover artist: Youssef Abdelké
New size 245 x 170mm - 160 pages illustrated. Tributes to the late Abdelrahman Munif and Mohamed Choukri. Part 3 of series (49 pages) on Iraqi literature with 11 authors. Profile and poems of Mohammed Bennis. And other works by 7 poets and 6 fiction-writers. New series on LITERARY INFLUENCES: Hassouna Mosbahi writes on James Joyce in Tunisia.
Cover artist: Kareem Risan
Includes Farewells to Edward Said and Wilfred Thesiger. Part Two of series (47 pages) on Iraqi literature with 22 authors. 11-page feature on novelist Habib Selmi. Poems by Khaled Mattawa, Nouri al-Jarrah and four others. Profile of novelist Hassan Nasr by Hartmut Fähndrich
Cover artist: Kadhim al-Khalifa
Includes Part One of 3-part series on contemporary Iraqi authors with 27 authors (50-pages); 12-page feature on author Rabee Jaber. Plus work by novelist Alawiyya Subuh, introduced by Nirvana Tanoukhi. Profile of poet Qassim Haddad
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Cover Artists: Vladimir Tamari, Samira Badran
Special 131-page feature on contemporary Palestinian literature with 54 authors – poems, fiction, reviews, profiles. PLUS Poems from Abd al-Aziz al-Maqalih, Saadi Youssef and others.
Cover artist: Faisal Laibi Sahi
27-page feature on Iraqi fiction with 6 authors including Mohammad Khodayyi, Mahdi Issa al-Saqr and Fuad al-Takarli. 17-page feature, with interview, on Syrian Kurdish novelist-poet Salim Barakat. Fiction from five authors including Rafik Schami and Miral al-Tahawy. Poems from Paul Chaoul.
Includes special 56-page feature on contemporary Jordanian literature as Amman celebrates being the UNESCO Arab Capital of Culture in 2002, with 33 authors. PLUS 12-page feature, with interview, on the renowned Egyptian novelist Gamal el-Ghitani. Plus works of poets Mohammad al-Maghut and Abbas Beydhoun, fiction-writer Yasmine Khlat, and poet-author Abdul Kader el-Janabi.
Cover artist: Saad Ali
A4 – 80 pages illustrated. Interview with novelist and critic Elias
Khoury. Tribute to Mohammed Zefzaf (1945-2001) and works. Works by poets Sargon Boulus, Saadi Youssef, Mohammed Bennis, Fadhil al-Azzawi, Inaya Jaber, Ghassan Zaqtan, Kadhim Jihad, Mouayed al-Rawi and Mohja Kahf. Works by Bensalim Himmich, Rashad Abu Shawar, Samuel Shimon, Mohammed Mustagab and Issa J Boullata. Plus Book Reviews and Events.
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Cover artist: Patricia Millns
22-page feature, with appreciations and profiles on Moroccan poet Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine. Interviews with author Tayeb Salih and poet Abbas Beydhoun. Poems by Adonis, Etel Adnan and 11 others. Works by Abduallah Laroui, introduced by Kamal Abdellatif, and novelist Halim Barakat introduced by Bassam Frangieh.
Cover artist: Mahi Binebine
A4 – 80 pages illustrated. Feature on one of Morocco's best-known short story writer Mohammed Zefzaf, with introduction by Saadi Youssef. An annual fiction prize in his honour is awarded by the Assilah Festival. Interview with pioneer literary translator Denys Johnson-Davies. Lebanese fiction author Hoda Barakat is introduced by Anton Shammas. Plus works by Hani al-Raheb, introduced by Bassam Frangieh, and works by Said al-Kafrawi, introduced by Ferial Ghazoul. Also works by 7 poets and 8 fiction-writers, plus essay by critic and journalist Mohammad Ali Farhat.
Cover artist: Afifa Aleiby
22-page feature on novelist, poet and essayist Tahar Ben Jelloun from Morocco. Feature on works by Ten Iraqi Poets. Works by 6 poets and 10 fiction writers including appreciations. Article by Mahmoud Darwish on Translating Poetry.
Cover artist: Rachid Koraichi
A4 – 88 pages. Feature on poet Saadi YousseF. Feature on contemporary Algerian literature (44-pages) introduced by Algerian author Wacini Laradg. Testimony and Short Stories by Mahmoud Shukair. Works by 7 other poets and works by 5 fiction-writers. Tribute to the late Syrian novelist Hani al-Raheb.
Cover artist: Kamal Boullata
A4 – 88 pages illustrated
Feature on Jordanian novelist Ghalib Halasa. Interviews with Edward al-Kharrat and Rachid al-Daif. Poems by Fadhil al-Azzawi and 7 other poets. Fiction by Zakariyya Tamer, Salim Barakat and 7 other authors. Plus Tribute to the late Abdul Wahab al-Bayati.
Cover artist: Kacimi
A4 – 96 pages illustrated. Major 41-page feature on contemporary Moroccan literature with 20 authors, including interview with Mohamed Choukri. PLUS poems by Ounsi el Hage, Badr Shakir al-Sayyab, Nizar Qabbani, Sargon Boulus and four other poets. Works by 5 fiction-writers. interview with Ghazi Algosaibi.
Cover artist: Marwan
A4 – 96 pages illustrated. Includes feature on poet Mahmoud Darwish with poems, interviews and appreciations, interviews with and works of novelists Albert Cossery and Yusef Habshi al-Ashqar. Interview with novelist-playwright Ahmed al-Fagih. Plus works by 11 poets, six fiction-writers and articles on the Arabic Novel.
Cover artist: Azzawi
A4 – 80 pages illustrated. Interviews with novelist Abdelrahman Munif, film-maker Costa Gavras and poet Amjad Nasser, plus works by poet-novelist Anton Shammas and 11 other poets, 10 fiction writers, plus reviews.
Cover artist: Ali Fenjan
A4 – 80 pages illustrated. Interviews with poet Adonis and poet-painter Etel Adnan. Works by Saadi Youssef and 8 other poets, 9 fiction writers, a tribute to the late Nizar Qabbani, reports on the Quartet and Garnet publishing houses, and on Iraqi exile writing. Front cover painting created especially for Banipal by Ali Fenjan.
Cover artist: Youssef Abdelké
A4 – 80 pages illustrated. Banipal's first issue includes major interview with Iraqi poet Sargon Boulus, plus works by renowned poet Adonis and 11 other poets, 9 fiction writers. Reports on Al-Kamel and Al-Saqi publishing houses, and a tribute to the late Syrian playwright Sa'adallah Wannus. Front cover painting created especially for the magazine launch by Youssef Abdelké.
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The peculiar thing about shower design is that showers are the location where your end user (the person taking the shower) is in the most vulnerable position.
On a physical level, well, the user will be naked (let's forget about weirdos for a second) and might easily get burnt by hot water if your shower does not offer any protection against accidental changes in temperature. In the winter, you also need to take into account that users will often freeze their ass because of a draft coming from the bedroom, which means they stop being comfortable until they have reached that sweet temperature spot under your shower.
On a psychological level, the user is also in a very vulnerable state. Even in an intimate context, hanging around naked is rarely the most comfortable situation for most people, especially when they are in a place they don't know that well (ex. a hotel room many miles away from home). Some showers are also designed in a way that they make it impossible to change the water temperature while remaining outside the shower to circumvent the issues mentioned above.
What strikes me the most, because of my professional background, is how little shower designers think about the end user. This might be because the end user is not always the consumer. For instance, in the case of a hotel, the consumer is the asshole thinking loudly about how a picture of the shower will look in promotional pamphlets or on their official website. Such decision makers most definitely do not take showers in the bathrooms they finance.
What's in the mind of the end user when they enter the shower? Many things, I guess, but most decisions to take a shower situations can be summed up in two situations:
1) "I need to take a shower because this is part of my daily routine." Such people usually need to go fast, especially in a hotel, because they have much better things to do afterwards such as meeting a client or visiting your town. They don't have so much time to waste in finding the sweet spot for temperature and flow.
2) "I want to relax." Which is in direct conflict with struggling naked (and cold) with a shower tap that would take cryptographers more time to decipher than the Enigma machine.
This one is from a hotel in Paris. Thanks to S.N. for his contribution!
- Which side is "warm", Mr. Engineer?
Frankfurt. Hotel Innside. Nice overall design: you see the bedroom while taking the shower.
My colleague R.M. brought up some interesting points which I had forgotten about this shower. There are two design flaws, although one of them, I do not fully agree with.
The major problem of this shower is that you have nowhere to put shampoo or soap within your reach. There is a small plastic stand, but it is completely flat and as a result the water coming out of the shower knocks it off immediately. As you can see on the picture, the ground is flat, which means water will also knock bottles off.
Regarding the other issue, I will ask R.M. to kindly write his own explanation. I will then paste it here in due time.


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While you can't change who you are (not easily, at least), you can outsmart your inner eater.
How many times have you been skydiving?
Our image of adrenaline junkies usually involves people with the kinds of bodies that look amazing in jumpsuits and wet suits. However, an analysis by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) of more than 50 years of data from almost 2,000 people found that excitement seekers are more likely to be overweight or even obese. That's probably because when they're not jumping out of airplanes, they can always get a small rush by sneaking out for a midday margarita or blowing off the treadmill to go to a rock concert.
Change your behavior: To tip the scales in their favor, excitement seekers don't need to order plain, sauce-less, steamed everything when they go out to eat, says Keri Gans, RD, a nutrition counselor and author of The Small Change Diet. Instead, Gans suggests finding healthier ways to take risks-like ordering your dish punishingly spicy or sharing the most exotic, unpronounceable item on the menu with friends. If you happen to be one of those people who can sneak out of work for a mountain bike ride or a climb (Coloradoans, we're talking to you), go for it. You'll want to keep exercising as you get older, because the NIA study found that compared with other personality types, those with this excitement-seeking trait are vulnerable to greater weight gain over time.
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Are you a blurter, an interrupter--excuse me, we weren't finished--or a spur-of-the-moment decider?
It's no surprise that impulsive people are impulsive eaters and thus more likely to be overweight, but it is a bit of a shock to hear how those pounds can add up: The NIA study, which was published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, found that those who scored in the top 10 percent on impulsivity in personality tests weighed an average 22 pounds more than those in the bottom 10 percent.
Change your behavior: Identify the things you're powerless to resist: The office candy jar, the croissants at your local café, the pizza place on the drive home--and then do whatever it takes to avoid temptation, Gans says. Switch up your routine. If this isn't realistic, Gans suggests creating distractions. Find a health-conscious coworker (not another candy junkie) who's leaving the office at the same time you are and strike up a conversation to keep your eyes and mind off the jar of temptations. Or pick up some healthy takeout before you pass the pizza place. Whenever you can, eliminate the opportunity to make last-minute decisions that involve food.
Do you often forget you have plans with a friend...until she calls you from outside the movie theater?
This won't come as a surprise to the frazzled among us: The NIA researchers agreed with other study authors that orderly neatniks tend to be leaner than other people-in their analysis, by about 10 pounds. These are usually the same folks who embrace the structure of diets and are obsessed with counting calories. Then there are the disorganized masses. Gans has many overcommitted clients who tell her they're so busy that they barely eat a thing all day--and they can't understand why they're gaining weight. She helps them recognize unhealthy patterns, like skipping lunch, drinking a beer in a post-meeting debrief and then snacking indiscriminately on whatever's in the fridge at home. That's 150 calories for the beer, 350 for some hummus and crackers, 250 for frozen yogurt, 150 for a cereal bar...and none of it adds up to real satisfaction, Gans says.
Change your behavior: Gans says that the trick for these personality types is getting them to eat even when they think they don't have time. She recommends that they stock their homes and offices with portable, nutritious, filling snacks, so they always have something on hand to prevent them from getting too hungry and making bad choices. Her tried-and-true favorites: 23 almonds or 49 pistachios in individual-serving-size bags, six-packs of yogurt and low-fat string cheese.
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Do friends or family members refer to you as "Little Miss Sunshine"?
We know that bringing joy to others can enlarge the spirit, but research seems to say it can also make our hips bigger. The NIA study found a correlation between warmth and gregariousness and a higher BMI--especially in women. Another study published earlier this year in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggested that people with sweet dispositions showed a strong preference for sweet treats. Finally, a study from Case Western Reserve University found that when good-natured people pleasers found themselves in social situations, they were likely to overindulge in foods they'd normally avoid if they believed it would make others feel more comfortable. All of this means that cheerful, sweet people pleasers may face extra weight challenges.
Change your behavior: Good news, sweetheart: Gans says that you won't do any damage by eating an ounce of chocolate a day (that's three chocolate kisses). Really adore sweets? Get creative by microwaving semi-healthy S'mores (substitute half a banana for the marshmallow) or enjoy sundaes with frozen yogurt, fruit and nuts. Share the love by making an extra one for your cubicle-mate. If your healthy eating plans are derailed by a friend who had a bad day and wants to split a pint of ice cream, Gans suggests a different kind of deliciousness: Take her out for a pedicure instead.
It's 2 a.m. Are you a) sleeping b) finishing the book you're reading, the book you're writing or the Hogwarts-shaped cake you made for your kid's birthday?
We know that not getting enough sleep throws off our metabolism, interferes with our ability to know when we're full and causes us to seek comfort and stimulation in fatty, sugary snacks. The obvious solution for the sleep deprived is to get more rest. But night owls who do their best work after hours (and the overextended who need to squeeze in a few more hours of work, sewing kids' costumes or catching up on Mad Men) need to be a little more creative.Change your behavior: Gans says that the biggest challenge is to recognize when to eat meals and when to stop snacking. She usually sees people putting off eating for most of the day because they're not hungry at normal meal times and then taking part in an all-night snack-a-thon. She recommends three regular meals, starting with breakfast every morning-even if your morning is 11 a.m. and you're not starving, have a granola bar, a cup of yogurt or a piece of fruit. Don't worry about eating dinner later than other people, she says, because it's not when but how much you eat that determines weight gain. If you know you're going to be up for a while after your last meal, double up on fiber (whole wheat pasta, barley, legumes), which will help you stay full.
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Ok, I was raised in polygamy. Once I realized that my father took turns visiting the various women who lived in our compound, I realized that I didn't like polygamy very much. I wanted my mother and I to have him all to ourselves. But I got used to the idea, and tried to contain my selfishness—especially since my mother didn't seem to mind that he disappeared into Aunt Emma's bedroom across the hall. When I saw my grown sisters enter plural marriages, I didn't like it very much but I got used to the idea. I found I didn't love my sisters any less, although I did worry about them more.
But I will never get used to what's being perpetrated in the picture of Warren Jeffs holding a twelve year old girl in his arms and kissing her like a bride about to be carried over a threshold. Yuck! Child porn! Arrest that man! Oh, that's right, he's already in prison, for helping another man do essentially the same thing. Well, then, slap another sentence on him, and put him in the part of prison where they really despise child abusers. And while we're at it, let's arrest all of them, those cradle-robbers, those exploiters of women and children, those defrauders of welfare and other government programs. While we're focused, let's round up the deadbeat dads of polygamy. Make sure they provide financial support for the children with matching DNA. Garnish their checks and attach their wages and get those kids what they need—food, clothing, medical care, and most important, adequate education. (And let's do the same for all the other kids in the world while we're at it.)
The statement made by Azar Nafisi in her penetrating memoir, Reading Lolita in Tehran "What bothers us most, of course," [she said] "is not just the utter helplessness of Lolita, but the fact that Humbert robs her of her childhood." Warren Jeffs has robbed that girl and many others of childhood, of innocence.


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Lorraine D. Peterson, 87, Burlington died Monday August 5th at Genesis Medical Center in Davenport.
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37 dead in stampede at Hindu festival in India
Witnesses blamed police action for the stampede.
"We heard an announcement that our train is coming on platform No. 4 and when we started moving toward that platform through a footbridge, we were stopped. Then suddenly the police charged us with batons and the stampede started," passenger Shushanto Kumar Sen said.
"People started tumbling over one another and within no time I saw people, particularly women and children, being trampled over by others," Sen said.
Police denied they had used batons to control the crowd.
"It was simply a case of overcrowding. People were in a hurry to go back and there were not enough arrangements by the railway authorities," said Arun Kumar, a senior police officer.
Medical superintendent Dr. P. Padmakar of the main state-run hospital said 29 of the 37 people killed were women.
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal said an inquiry has been ordered into what led to the stampede. He said the railway station had huge crowds of people wishing to return home after prayers on the river banks.
"There were just too many people on the platforms," Bansal told reporters.
The crowds overran the station, and women, children and old people were pushed aside as people rushed toward the trains. Officials said train services were suspended after the stampede, leading to further crowding of the station.
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