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Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier
Beyond Google: Teaching Humanistic Research Skills
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 2 (3) Fall 2014 Co-editors Alice Leppert and Anthony NadlerTable of Contents
Researching Media Industries: Understanding Business as a Cultural Text by Karen Petruska
Surfing the Archive: Teaching Humanistic Approaches to Historical Research Using Online Media Archives and Digital Databases by Colleen Montgomery
Breaking it Down, Building it Up: A Research Exercise for First-Year Media Studies Students by Susan Potter, Yvonne Griggs, and Dugald Williamson
Case Studies of Local Film Exhibition: An Undergraduate Research Assignment by Jonah Horwitz and Andrea Comiskey
Alice Leppert and Anthony Nadler
For many media studies instructors, teaching research skills often sounds about as exciting as inputting grades—it can seem like one of the more perfunctory and uninspiring aspects of teaching. What does it mean to teach humanistic research to undergraduates? Showing students how to conduct library and web searches? Talking about primary and secondary sources? Convincing students there are more powerful ways to find insight than simple Google searches? It can be hard for instructors, passionate about the subject matter they are teaching, to choose to devote much class time to these questions when it means sacrificing time spent on substantive content.
Yet it's just those areas of teaching that appear the dullest that are probably most due for fresh thinking. So we put out the call for essays for this issue, thinking that there had be creative and meaningful approaches to teaching research skills among media scholars, though fearing there would be a lack of enthusiasm in response. Fortunately, those fears were put to rest as we started to see proposals and essays describing thoughtful approaches that went far beyond setting students up to start searching online or at the library to gather sources for a final research paper.
Each of these essays tackles the notion that learning how to conduct research is not just acquiring technical skills and procedural knowledge. Rather, learning to practice humanistic research means learning how to think like a humanistic researcher; it entails cultivating a sensibility for posing and investigating problems. As Potter, Griggs, and Williamson suggest, the term 'humanistic' here represents a "placeholder for a bundle of thinking processes and skills, and related techniques of analysis, argument, interpretation and inquiry." The challenge of teaching humanistic research is at least as much a matter of helping students experience the pleasure and satisfaction of making critical judgments for finding and analyzing material as it is about imparting the know-how for following operational procedures. A colleague in journalism was recently telling us about the imperative of feeding and cultivating the "journalistic instinct" in students. Even more than technical proficiency and practicing journalistic conventions, young journalists need to gain a good a sense of how to ask interesting questions, where to look for important conflict and controversy, and how to find the voices to bring their stories to life. Something quite similar is necessary in the genre of humanistic research.
The essays collected here all demonstrate ways to avoid the end-of-the-semester research paper crunch, where students often lack the time and energy to undertake careful, sustained, and original research. All four of these essays describe nearly semester-long research projects that require multiple steps to complete, ensuring that students take the time and make the effort necessary to complete substantial research.
In her Media Industries course, Karen Petruska asks students to study a single media conglomerate over the course of the semester, completing small research-based tasks leading up to a research paper. Students examine the conglomerate's self-presentation by studying its website and press releases; they learn about the importance of corporate boards of directors and investor prospects through studying SWOT reports; and they collect a series of articles from industry trade journals to further refine their research questions. These assignments, along with several meetings with their instructor, shape each student's research paper. Petruska has found that not only have students produced sophisticated arguments in their papers thanks to this structured research process, but they have also brought more depth of knowledge to class discussions.
In her Film History course, Colleen Montgomery's students compile a research portfolio of primary and scholarly documents pertaining to a film of their choice, an exercise that privileges the process of inquiry rather than the product of a paper. The combination of primary sources and scholarly literature allows students to "analyze how film texts both make meaning and have meaning ascribed to them by their particular sociohistorical and cultural contexts." Students gather primary documents such as marketing and publicity materials, reviews, censorship documents, and oral histories, while simultaneously reading about the politics of archiving, encouraging them to question not only what they find, but what they do not. Students also produce an annotated bibliography of scholarly research on their topic, allowing them to compare their primary research with existing scholarship.
Susan Potter, Yvonne Griggs, and Dugald Williamson describe a three-part research activity they have developed for a large introduction to media studies course for both online and on-campus students. The authors discuss the pedagogical philosophy guiding the design of this assignment that led them to approach research skills in an holistic, humanist fashion as "interrelated cognitive thinking and research-related capacities, including the ability to read, analyze, describe, and articulate concepts through writing." The assignment they discuss plays off the tension between breaking down this conception of research into discrete components, which can be managed in small and focused steps, and recognizing the need for students to integrate their skills. Their assignment hence disaggregates, then combines, different learning foci such as making analytical comparisons, wisely selecting sources and databases, and synthesizing evidence to support an original argument.
Jonah Horwitz and Andrea Comiskey discuss an assignment they developed for Horwitz's post-1960 U.S. Film History course that asks students to investigate the history of film exhibition in a small city or large town. The assignment allows students to deeply engage with the core theme of changes in movie-going and exhibition in the postwar, post-classical Hollywood period, as they chart changes such as number, location, type, and ownership of theaters, as well as shifts in clientele and ticket prices over several decades in one locale. Armed with a list of potential online and offline resources, students write a research paper telling a synthetic story of the changes they observed. Students can compare their own findings to the broader history of exhibition trends that they learn from class lectures and readings, as well as to the findings of other students in their discussion sections.
Most of the essays here discuss approaches to teaching research skills that share several common features. First, the authors have all done significant preliminary vetting to direct students to research topics and resources likely to lead to success. Such a tactic obviously adds constraints on students' choices, yet often the most open-ended assignments fail to give students the initial direction they need before they have a sense of what kinds of topics and questions speak to existing lines of media studies inquiry. Second, most of the authors have broken down their research projects into multi-step approaches focusing on particular skills or types of research sources at different moments en route to larger integrated projects. Third, most of these essays describe how the instructors offer students opportunities to compare their own research with what is being modeled and explored in class. Lastly, some of these essays discuss approaches that introduce critical understandings of standard archiving and research practices at the same time as students learn to participate in these activities. They do this through leading students to interrogate questions about historical preservation, and the social construction of archives.
Each of these essays demonstrates the careful design that goes into constructing well-crafted assignments guided by specific pedagogical philosophies. We hope the work these writers have put into designing their assignments and research modules can be built upon and modified by other instructors.
Alice Leppert is Visiting Assistant Professor of Media and Communication Studies and Film Studies at Ursinus College. Her work has appeared in Cinema Journal, Genders, Celebrity Studies, and In Media Res, and is forthcoming in two edited collections.
Anthony Nadler is an Assistant Professor in Media and Communication Studies at Ursinus College. He is working on a book that explores efforts to popularize U.S. news online and in print and broadcast over the past four decades. His work has appeared in Politics and Culture and FlowTV. He co-founded teachingmedia.org.
Jonah Horwitz is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he is completing a dissertation on the connections between live television and feature film in the 1950s and 1960s. His work has been published in Cinémas and Directory of World Cinema: France.
Andrea Comiskey is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she also serves on the editorial board of The Velvet Light Trap. Her publications include articles in the journals Post Script and Iluminace and the anthologies The Classical Hollywood Reader and (forthcoming) Special Effects: New Histories, Theories, Contexts.
Dr. Karen Petruska serves as the Project Lead for the Media Industries Project's Connected Viewing Initiative, a collaboration with Warner Bros. Home Entertainment based at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Research interests include digital distribution, television history, and feminist studies. Dr. Petruska has published in Creative Industries, Spectator, and Popular Communication, and she has written two book chapters. An essay about 1970s original content syndication is forthcoming in Velvet Light Trap. She has taught a course called Media Industries at Georgia State University and Northeastern University.
Colleen Montgomery is a SSHRC Doctoral Fellow and Ph.D. student in The Department of Radio-Television-Film at the University of Texas at Austin, where teaches media studies and film history courses. She currently serves as the UT Co-coordinating Editorial Chair of The Velvet Light Trap. Her research interests include film sound and music in Disney/Pixar animation and the distribution, translation, and exhibition of American films in France in the post-WWII period. She has published in Cinephile and Animation Studies. She also co-chaired a film history pedagogy workshop, "Surveying Film History New Approaches to the Problems of Teaching the Introductory Film History Course" at the 2014 SCMS conference.
Dr Yvonne Griggs, Dr Susan Potter and Professor Dugald Williamson teach in Media and Communications in the School of Arts at the University of New England (UNE), Australia, a regional university that has a long history of providing distance and online education. Potter has tutored and convened both theoretical and practice-based film and media studies courses in New Zealand and Australia. Griggs has convened a range of film and media studies courses at university and high school level in Australia and the UK. Williamson has developed media and communication studies focused curricula in Australia, both at UNE and prior to that at Griffith University.
Previous Cinema Journal Teaching Dossiers
- Teaching (with) Social Media Vol. 1 (1) edited by Erin Copple Smith and Lisa Patti
- The Video Essay Assignment Vol. 1 (2) edited by Christine Becker and Erin Copple Smith
- Paratexts and Pedagogy Vol. 1 (3) edited by Ted Hovet and Lisa Patti
- New Approaches to Teaching World Cinema Vol. 2 (1) edited by Diane Carson and William Costanzo
- Teaching Film and Media Studies in Liberal Arts Colleges Vol. 2 (2) edited by Elizabeth Nathanson and Carol Donelan
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About the Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier
Cinema Journal and TeachingMedia.org have formed a partnership to develop a quarterly feature called the Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier. The goals of this partnership are to foster critical reflection on media studies teaching and pedagogy and to engender serious discussion of pedagogical issues via an active online platform. Topic ideas for Teaching Dossiers will originate with input from the SCMS Teaching Committee and will be approved by a representative of both Cinema Journal and TeachingMedia.org before being disseminated as calls for submissions.
Each Teaching Dossier will be overseen by a pair of editors. The editors will craft a call for submissions and shepherd submissions from acceptance to publication, as well as write an introductory essay for the Dossier.
Each Teaching Dossier will feature 4-6 essays on a similar pedagogical topic. Each essay should be between 1300-1800 words and written in scholarly prose appropriate for professional journal publication. Authors are also encouraged to take advantage of the online platform and utilize links, images, and multimedia in their posts. Citation format should be Chicago.
Submissions will be solicited via open calls, as well as targeted invitations. Those wishing to submit an essay for a Teaching Dossier should provide a 300-word abstract of the proposed essay, describing the essay topic and how it connects to the Dossier topic, as well as a 150-word teaching biography highlighting relevant courses taught. Even in the case of invited submissions, the approval process will be competitive, and only the best proposals will be accepted.
Once proposals are accepted, authors will have approximately two months to complete their essays. Essays will be submitted to the Dossier editors, who will then put the essays through a rigorous editorial process, which may include blind peer-review editorial board oversight. Authors may be asked to conduct revisions on their essays, and the editors may decline to include an essay in the Dossier if it is deemed to be substandard or insufficiently revised according to editorial demands.
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You know, Im sitting here in a bad mood, complaining about not being able to go out to an event this weekend because of the snow. THEN I read that 11 people have died because of this horrible storm.
Im so lucky to be safe and warm AND have the people/animals that I care about safe and warm as well. That is what is most important.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
Oh I'm way worse than you, Missanne. If I get stuck in massive bumper to bumper traffic on a freeway, I'll probably say something like: "SOMEONE BETTER HAVE *DIED* FOR THIS KIND OF A BACKUP!" I get so mad when you finally pass the obstruction and it's just some stalled car and everyone is rubbernecking at it and then traffic zips straight back to normal speed once you get past it. But then of course I feel guilty if there actually is a huge wreck.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
Though the problem has been solved (i.e. I did find it), I had to waste a few minutes trying to figure out where in the office I put my cinnamon.
(Yes, you read it right, lol.)
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SUE: Can you just jack off? I feel like shit today.
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"I distrust those people who know so well what God wants them to do, because I notice it always coincides with their own desires" - Susan B. Anthony
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
MissAnne, my guess would be some form of hot beverage.
@ the day and evening shifts at my store...
I'm fortunate that my immediate supervisor (night assistant manager) and I get along like 2 peas in a pod. But to the evening shift hourly assistant who tried to palm his work onto both of us last night - Dude, you know the store manager's gonna be back Monday morning. We've been pulling our weight plus y'all's for far too long, just because we're the last shift before salaried management comes in, in the morning, and everything's just supposed to be all done, and it just falls to us two to pick up y'all's slack.
When my immediate supervisor tells me you took a 45 minute break on the clock in the manager's office on top of your half-hour lunch you already get, I give you an F for FAIL!!!
My supervisor and I both agree - if it isn't done by 8am Monday morning, when the store manager walks in, it will be because you didn't get it done. In which case, let the axe of accountability fall where it may - right on top of your bald head.
With all of the drunks, drug-addicts, bullshitters, and hangers-on we see in addition to the shoplifters and trying to straighten 7 aisles apiece, and stock all of our own damn sections between us, my night manager and I have more than enough to do at night.
Case dismissed.
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A third would be the same behavior we see in lots of groups, not just closeted gay men: the shoring up of one's position or safety or establishing one's group as "insiders" or even earning mainstream acceptance by participating with the mainstream in its discrimination against some other group low on the social totem. In a way closeted gay men are building up their illusion of safety by making it known in no uncertain terms how much they're against gay people.
I went to a contemporary art show tonight. I went by myself because no one I knew was interested. It was free, so I guess that I should not ask for much. I just dont get how some people can call certain things art. Some of this stuff had $100 price tags on it. I just dont get it.
Yes! Ive known people like this.
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My current mood - Bernadette...
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what happened!?
my gripe for the moment: this cold ass WEATHER. I just can't!
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"I'll cast a spell that you can't undo...'til you wake up and you find that you love me too..."
Check your private comments.
That, and I'm somewhat relieved that after my therapist visit, I now know what's wrong with me - classic PTSD. PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) can happen to anyone, but is by far most common in 1) people who have been in the military, and 2) victims of some sort of serious abuse in their life (whether physical, mental/psychological, emotional, sexual or whatever). I fall into the latter classification. I need to schedule a visit with a full-blown psychiatrist, preferably later this week. My therapist recommended I get on Wellbutrin - a non-addictive anti-depressant. She point blank flat told me to avoid Xanax as if my life depended on it.
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jdcnow Im sorry that you're having a hard time. Ill keep you in my thoughts/prayers. Im happy that you are seeing someone. I think that we all could probably benefit from some therapy.
On a superficial note....I never really liked how Waiting to Exhale made some of us (Black women) look.........but that nightgown though. How beautiful is Ms Bassett.
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" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
^ I lurvs her in this season of American Horror Story. She still looks ridiculously un-aged.
Does she have fake boobs too?
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I've fallen into that "other people's lives look more glamorous than mine" place for the past week or so. wtf is wrong with me? I gotta get it together.
"I'll cast a spell that you can't undo...'til you wake up and you find that you love me too..."
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
I wish the thought of meeting someone new didn't excite me so much. I feel like somehow when I even begin to like someone I relinquish some level of power to them and I don't really know why that is. I suppose I have trust issues. Sometimes it makes me want to stay alone. It's so much easier to not have to wonder what someone else is thinking and feeling about you, but then you want someone to think about you and feel for you at the same time...
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Thanks to all who wrote me in my private comments and here on the forum.
I know, and I agree with you. But I've often discovered that because I do keep my mouth shut about a lot of stuff, perhaps more than I should, no one really gets my level of inner anger until I show them this clip. Then, they're like, "Daaaayyyyuuuummmmm!!!! Who set you off like that?!"
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" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
^ Not at all. No harm, no foul.
But I just want some goddamned peace in my life. And I'm not getting it. Not by a longshot. Hence my own internal Bernadine.
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And..yea, having a bad day today..lemme sleep it over, tomorrow.. hopefully sunshine greets me over my window
Just, rules upon rules, regulations upon regulations. Paper-work upon paper-work, just when are you supposed to make the time available, to try to help someone.
10 minute appt's are bloody useless. End of rant.
Just, rules upon rules, regulations upon regulations. Paper-work upon paper-work, just when are you supposed to make the time available, to try to help someone.
10 minute appt's are bloody useless. End of rant.
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Well, today is indeed a new day.
Talking with my night supervisor and salaried assistant manager helped me feel a lot better, this morning.
I still keep searching for a good local psychiatrist though. I tried several in my part of town - they either literally have a waiting list to get in, or won't return my phone calls.
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my friend is so weird, I don't even know wtf.
back in August, he moved out to the west coast for grad school. we chat/text off and on when we both happen to be in front of google chat at the same time. two weeks ago, he was like "hey Darden! I'm going to be back in the city the first week of January to visit family/friends, we need to get together." my response was "definitely, just let me know what you're schedule is going to be like."
and that's the last I hear from him based on Facebook posts, I know he was in the area but he never reached out to me. (and it looks like he made a 2-day excursion up to Connecticut to see his ex who he has a weird relationship with... he always makes fun of the ex to me, but I suspect that my friend is keeping the ex on the hook because he buys him stuff and takes him places). just weird; like, why reach out to me in the first place about wanting to hang out if you're not really interested?
"I'll cast a spell that you can't undo...'til you wake up and you find that you love me too..."
yeah, pretty much. it's not as if I rearranged plans or anything, but this was his first visit back to visit his family/friends since the summer and I was actually looking forward to getting to hang out and catch up.
but in the future, my response will probably be something along the "whatever" line. there's only one flake in the world that I can force myself to tolerate, and that's only because she gave birth to me.
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My visit to Dubrovnik was brief, but very pleasant. I was on a cruise around Italy in 2010 and our first port of call after we set out from Venice was Dubrovnik, Croatia. I knew very little about Dubrovnik before I arrived other than it was a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I was pleasantly surprised by my visit. The old city of Dubrovnik can easily be explored in a day. Even though it was raining, I managed to walk the entire length of the city walls and explore most of the main roads and side streets of the city. Visiting Dubrovnik has piqued my interest enough that I plan on returning to Croatia sometime in the future.
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Dubrovnik is beautiful, but if life ever brings you back, you need to visit rest of Croatia…You will not regret…
I was just in Dubrovnik last year, really gorgeous old town! You're lucky it was raining = less crowded!
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The winner of this year's state Poetry Out Loud competition didn't make a lot of noise. Dakota Meyer is a student at the Iowa School for the Deaf. Today on Talk of Iowa, Charity Nebbe talks with Meyer about his performance. She also sits down with the superintendent of the Iowa School for the Deaf and the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School to learn about education for deaf and blind students in the state of Iowa.


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12 September 2012
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France/Romania: High level intergovernmental meeting must commit to ending forced evictions of Roma
On 11 September Amnesty International received reports of forced evictions of the Pirita settlement in Baia Mare, Romania and a camp in Villeneuve-le-Roi in the southeastern suburbs of Paris, France. These two forced evictions are the latest in regular and worrying pattern of such human rights violations against Roma communities monitored by Amnesty International across Europe. Eyewitness reports confirm that 26 families were forcibly evicted and left homeless in Pirita Tuesday morning, as were another 200 people in Villeneuve-le-Roi of whom only a limited number were offered alternative housing.
Today, the French Minister of the Interior Manuel Valls and the Minister for European Affairs, Bernard Cazeneuve, are travelling to Romania to meet the Romanian President Traian Basescu, Prime Minister Victor Ponta, Minister of the Interior Mircea Dusa and Minister of Work, Family Affairs and Social Security, Mariana Campeanu.
Amnesty International calls on French and Romanian authorities to use the opportunity presented by the high level intergovernmental meeting to place human rights at the core of any discussion on the situation of Roma, and to commit to ending forced evictions of Roma in both countries.
On 31 August local officials in the northern town of Baia Mare, Romania, gave 26 Romani families (116 people, some of whom have been living there for years) living in Pirita settlement until 7 September to dismantle their homes. The authorities said that if the residents failed to comply, they would move in and demolish the housing, leaving the community with nowhere to go. The local authorities also stated that the families would have to cover the costs of the demolition. Tuesday morning at 6.00 am the police, gendarmes, ambulances and firemen entered the Pirita settlement and started to demolish the housing of the Romani families. The eviction was not preceded by a genuine consultation.
One Romani man told Amnesty International after the eviction yesterday morning: "They came and demolished our homes. There are still a few houses standing but they (the authorities) will come back in the afternoon. The authorities told those who are from Baia Mare that they could go and stay in the night shelter, while those who are not originally from Baia Mare were told to go back to where they came form. Now we stay outside, we have no place to go. The adults and children whose houses have been demolished now stay by the ruins of their homes and cry. This is everything that is left for them to do [...] This is how human rights work in Romania. It would be better if they would just come and shoot us, rather than treat us like they did, it would be better. My children, I have four, have to start school soon. What will we do? What can we do? There is really nobody who can do anything about this situation? We are desperate."
According to news reports, about 200 Roma were forcibly evicted yesterday morning from a camp in Villeneuve-le-Roi in the Val-de-Marne Department (94), south east of Paris. The police arrived at 8.15am in order to dismantle this camp in an industrial zone on the banks of the Seine. According to a group of concerned local residents, the local authorities (préfecture) have only offered unlimited emergency accommodation to certain families deemed the "neediest", and negotiations regarding alternative housing are currently being carried out. A French journalist who witnessed the eviction reported that there were about 100 children and several pregnant women among those evicted. As in previous years, the number of evictions of Roma camps has risen during the summer.
Amnesty International met with France's Minister of the Interior Manuel Valls on 31 August, following an inter-ministerial meeting earlier that month, called by the French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, which resulted in the publication of a new circular on the eviction of camps. Minister Valls said during the meeting that evictions will continue, and that these would not be conditional on the availability of alternative housing. This statement by the Minister, repeated again in press statements on 11 September, confirms that the current policy is not in compliance with France's international law obligation not to leave anyone homeless as the result of a forced eviction.
Forced evictions are violations of international human rights law. Across Europe, governments forcibly evict thousands of people from their homes, ignoring their obligations under international human rights law, all too often picking easy targets like the Roma who are poor, socially excluded, and discriminated by the societies in which they live. Roma are one of the largest ethnic minority groups in Europe. Nearly 80 per cent of the European Roma population, around 10 million people, live in European Union (EU) member and candidate-member states. Across the region, Romani communities are often denied equal access to adequate housing, education, health, water and sanitation.
Pirita is one of the six informal settlements inhabited by Roma in Baia Mare - the others are Craica, Ferneziu, Valea Borcutului, Garii and Horea. During several visits by Amnesty International delegates, residents expressed fears about the insecurity they face as a result of the constant threat of forced eviction, the lack of formal tenancy for their property, and the absence of adequate information about decisions taken by the local authorities that impact on their lives.
The latest forced eviction of Pirita settlement is part of the political platform of Baia Mare's new mayor, Catalin Chereches, elected in June this year. Among the main priorities after taking office was the elimination of the "pockets of poverty" in the town. These plans included the demolition of Pirita and Craica. Recently the mayor stated that "the communities of Craica and Pirita could be razed in less than an hour".
Baia Mare authorities have twice in the past announced plans to evict Roma and others from the informal settlements, in July 2010 and August 2011. but widespread criticism lead to these plans being halted. In April 2012, municipal authorities served demolition orders to some 300 Romani families living in three informal settlements, including Pirita. In the following months, dozens of families from Craica settlement were relocated to an abandoned factory on the town's outskirts - an arrangement which falls far short of the criteria for adequate alternative housing.
In February and June 2012, representatives of Amnesty International conducted in-depth research on the housing situation of Roma in France, concentrating in particular on the Ile-de-France region. Amnesty International representatives visited several unauthorised camps and squats, as well as some "integration villages" (villages d'insertion) and ad hoc solutions proposed by local authorities, and spoke with several inhabitants of these camps. The vast majority of those interviewed by Amnesty International reported having been forcibly evicted several times over recent years, and said that with each eviction they found themselves living in more precarious conditions than before.
One of the main concerns identified by Amnesty International is the inadequacy of the domestic legal frameworks in both France and Romania. The law as it stands, in both countries, can leave number of people, particularly from marginalized communities, without protection of their right to housing, in particular protection against forced evictions. For example neither the French nor the Romanian law contain an obligation to consult the inhabitants before a planned eviction. Neither of the legal systems prohibit evictions that would render inhabitants homeless or vulnerable to other human rights violations.
However, under international law, governments are required to ensure that no matter what people's tenure status is – whether they rent, own or irregularly occupy their home or the land they are living on – they must be provided with a minimum degree of security of tenure. They should have legal protection against forced evictions, harassment or other threats.
The Romanian and the French governments must prioritize the reform of their housing legislations to bring them in line with the international standards on evictions, and make this task central to any discussion on intergovernmental cooperation on the situation of Roma.
See also:
Links�France: Still waiting for commitment to end forced evictions, EUR 21/011/2012, 23 August 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR21/011/2012/en
France: Inter-ministerial meeting must make a firm commitment to end forced evictions of Roma, EUR 21/010/2012, 21 August 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR21/010/2012/en
France: Authorities must stop forcibly evicting Roma, EUR 21/001/2011, 5 September 2011, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR21/001/2011/en
France must withdraw order targeting Roma for eviction, News Story, 13 September 2010, http://www.amnesty.org/en/news-and-updates/france-must-withdraw-order-targeting-roma-eviction-2010-09-13
France urged to end stigmatization of Roma and Travellers, EUR 21/005/2010, 26 August 2010, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR21/005/2010/en
Romania: Scores of Roma face imminent forced eviction, 6 September 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/for-media/press-releases/romania-scores-roma-face-imminent-forced-eviction-2012-09-06
Romania: Authorities of Baia Mare should not relocate Roma in inadequate housing, EUR 39/009/2012, 7 June 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR39/009/2012/en
Romania: Roma relocated to live in unsafe old office, 39/008/2012, 22 May 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR39/008/2012/en
Romania: Roma in Baia Mare face threats of forced evictions and harassment, 10 May 2012, 39/007/2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR39/007/2012/en
Romania: Unsafe foundations. Secure the right to housing in Romania, 39/002/2012, 8 May 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR39/002/2012/en
Romania: Stop forced evictions of Roma in Baia Mare, EUR 39/005/2012, EUR 39/005/2012, 25 April 2012, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR39/005/2012/en
Romania: Hundreds of Roma in Baia Mare, Romania are at imminent risk of forced eviction by local authorities, EUR 39/004/2012, 19 April, http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/info/EUR39/004/2012/en


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Britanee graduated cum laude from the University of Washington with a Bachelors of Music in Piano Performance, studying under Dr. Robin McCabe. She was a recipient of the prestigious Brechemin Scholarship and has performed for many different artists such as Paul Roberts, Sasha Sarkovich, Craig Sheppard, and Steven Spooner. She has also played in chamber ensembles, accompanied for vocalists at the UW, and was part of a four-hands duo with pianist Joseph Dougherty for over two years. Teaching allows her to pass on to students an ability to love and appreciate music. She has experience working with children of all ages, and values an engaging, creative teaching approach that motivates and equips students to succeed. Britanee plans to pursue her Master's degree in Piano Performance in the near future.
Jane Heinrichs is currently a doctoral student in piano performance, studying with Dr. Robin McCabe at the University of Washington in Seattle. Her former teachers include Hungarian pianist Bela Siki at the College-Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati and Dr. John Cowell at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. Jane regularly performs as accompanist for the University of Washington choirs, in addition to solo performances and chamber recitals with vocalists and instrumentalists. Performances in 2014 include a solo recital at the University of Arkansas and a collaborative recital with tenor William Brooke in Salt Lake City.
Jane has had successful piano studios in southern California, Arkansas, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. She was a leader in the Music Teachers Association of California in the Los Angeles area and was a piano faculty member of the Hong Kong International Institute of Music and the University of Arkansas. Her students have been highly rated in auditions and examinations for the National Guild of Piano Teachers, the National Federation of Music Clubs, the Royal School of Music, and the Music Teachers Association of California.
Besides her interests in piano performance, Jane worked in the arts management field in San Francisco, assisting in fundraising and production of the Summer Festival of Music in Golden Gate Park. In her spare time, she enjoys walking the beaches of Puget Sound, hiking the trails of Mt. Rainier, and sharing school experiences with her two college-aged daughters.
Michael Refvem is experienced at teaching students of all ages and levels; beginner to advanced. In addition to cultivating a love for making music in his students, he believes finding success in music imbues them with confidence to excel in all other areas of life. For Michael, the art of teaching is as much about showing students how to learn effectively as it is about preparing for concerts. He is passionate about the progress of every one of his students and encourages dedication for those striving for excellence. Above all, he believes a combination of focused studies and persistence will be rewarded with outstanding results. In New York City, Michael was on the faculty of MSM Sunday, a program for young musicians taught by advanced graduate students. He has also coached chamber music for the Marrowstone Music Festival.
Michael is a recent graduate of the Manhattan School of Music (master of music 2014) as a student of Zenon Fishbein and André-Michel Schub. He has performed in master classes for esteemed artists including Gilbert Kalish, Margo Garrett, Jeremy Denk, Stephen Drury, and Frederic Rzewski. At Prague Music Performance Institute and Festival, Michael worked with luminaries Paul Badura-Skoda, Andrei Gavrilov, and Alfred Brendel and collaborated with members of Prague Philharmonia. Michael is an alumnus of Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington (bachelor of music 2011) where he studied with Jeffrey Gilliam. At WWU, Michael was the winner of the concerto competition and debuted its piano series at the Firehouse Arts Center. He has also performed extensively for the Bellingham Festival of Music as soloist and in collaboration with violinist Stefan Jackiw. Highlights from his time at MSM included a performance of Schubert's Trout Quintet in a master class with double bassist Kurt Muroki for the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and a master class with world-renowned pianist Stephen Hough.
Soonmee Kim moved to Seattle, WA in June of 2014 from Irvine, CA. She began her piano studies at the age of 8 with Sofia Zukerman and received a Bachelor of Music in piano performance with Eduardo Delgado at California State University, Fullerton as a recipient of the Alicia de Larrocha Scholarship, Ebell Club of Fullerton GFWC Scholarship, Brahinsky-Fromson Memorial Scholarship, and the Wolford Scholarship. She then received a Master of Music in piano performance at the New England Conservatory with Alexander Korsantia and was awarded the New England Conservatory Scholarship and the Beneficent Society Scholarship. Currently, Soonmee is pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Southern California under the tutelage of Norman Krieger while residing in Seattle, WA and interning at the Seattle Symphony in the Public Relation and Communications department.
Soonmee has won numerous awards including 1st place at the Los Angeles International Liszt Competition, winner of the International Young Artists Peninsula Music Festival, grand prize winner of the Music Associates Concerto Competition, a finalist in the Jacob Flier International Piano Competition, winner of the Young Artist Guild of the Music Teachers' Association of California, a semifinalist at the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition, and a finalist at the Coleman Chamber Ensemble Competition with her trio consisting of piano, violin, and clarinet called The KwonLam Trio. Soonmee is an active performer and has performed all over the United States and most recently in Perugia, Italy.
Soonmee has been teaching students of all ages for over a decade. She is passionate about her work and excited to work with students to share her love for classical music and the piano.
Tomoko Maki, born in Tokyo, Japan, is a solo piano performer, collaborative musician, and teacher. She holds her Bachelor of Music degree in piano performance from Kunitachi College of Music and her Master of Music degree in piano performance from Central Washington University. In addition to having attended Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris, France, Tomoko has recently received her Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) degree at the University of Washington under Prof. Robin McCabe. Her dissertation, titled Connections Across Oceans: Debussy, Impressionism, and "The Floating World (Ukiyo-e)" of Japanese Art, focuses on the Japanese art world which Debussy loved and its influence on his creativity as a musician and composer. Tomoko has performed in master classes for Dmitri Alexeev, Stephen Drury, and Malcolm Bilson at the UW School of Music, where she has been a recipient of Helen Crowe Snelling Music Award and Ruth Sutton Watters Endowed Scholarship.
Tomoko is passionate about teaching both children and adults. The two main focuses of her piano teaching are developing good practicing habits and providing a positive learning experience.
Yuliya Minina, a Ukrainian born pianist, is an active teacher, soloist, and collaborative performer. She started her music education at the age of five at the Stolyarsky school-lyceum for gifted children in Odessa, Ukraine, where she was trained according to traditional Russian music school methods. Graduation from the Stolyarsky school and later from the music academy in her hometown of Odessa, Ukraine, further solidified Yuliya's commitment to music. She moved to the United States to study in the Master's of Fine Arts Program at the University of California, Irvine. Resolved to pursue a career in music education, Yuliya continued her studies at the University of Washington, Seattle, where she received a doctoral degree in musical arts. Her teachers include Craig Sheppard (University of Washington), Nina Scolnik (University of California, Irvine), Tatiana Shevchenko (Odessa Music Academy), and Eleonora Levinzon (Stolyarsky School).
Yuliya has been teaching piano privately for more than a decade. While studying at UC Irvine, she had an opportunity to further sharpen her teaching skills in a classroom setting, where she independently taught group piano classes, preparing students for a piano proficiency exam. Yuliya's approach to teaching is shaped by her own experiences as a performer and as a teacher. During individual lessons, Yuliya employs a variety of pedagogical techniques to make music lessons rigorous, yet enjoyable. When working with beginners, she likes strives to structure her lessons around a variety of stimulating activities to keep students actively engaged in the learning process. As students mature, Yuliya focuses on their musicianship by carefully balancing attention to technical details with mastering more subtle elements of the musical language.
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Orange San Francisco now only £62.99 @ Argos
Great phone at this price. Free to easily unlock to any network and once you root and customise with better ROM you have yourself a bargin Android.
They also have the dark grey version for only a pound more.
£10 top up must be purchased at the till which is pretty bone.
- Oos at the 10 stores nearest me..... Thats a shame
- theres one avalible in salisbury
- Thats where I have just been lol I did not buy it though as already have one.
Theres also one in Andover available - Also the Monte Carlo is £79.99 but that is OOS at my ten nearest stores.
- San fran seems to be oos in most of London and herts!
- There are 3 available within 100 miles of me.
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- Good price, but out of stock virtually everywhere.
- none in north east england of either colour.
- Two available at Llandudno, North Wales.
- no stock in london, tipical argos
- Where are they!?
Got all excited til realised i may have to spend a lot
on fuel to get it! - Not bad, but I have had the mark 1 for a year and am fed up with it. The running swedish spring rom, but too slow, and its over clocked to 748mhz
- out of stock deal as usual by argos to generate traffic which leads to them selling other stuff like possibly the normal priced not so much a bargain san francisco 2, after people realise this phone is not in stock.
Good post by fozey, to let everyone know about it, as maybe there is 1 in the whole country for that 1 lucky person. But its cold from me, as its not a deal, you should be able to buy a deal, it shouldn't be imaginary (which out of stock deals like these "deliberately" are created by these companies) and annoy the hell out of me.
Edited By: oceanic on Feb 18, 2012 13:35 - Managed to reserve one!
- Always the same with Argos deals. Only ever a few in stock.
- sh1t deal for even sh1tter phone. Had 1 before and its very slow and frustrating even with a custom rom and overclocking.
- None in my area but 2 in my cousin's area, reserved both. Will come in handy I guess but no replacement for my iPhone.
- Lots available in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, looks like you English are out of luck X)
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My mother and eldest sister have come across my writing on this blog (thanks to a friend who posted links on Facebook) and it's prompted a bit of collective re-visiting of family history. Since she read my blog post "I have lived in many houses", Mum has started listing all the houses she and Dad lived in over the years, and has been looking out photos of those houses. (There are surprisingly few, alas.) Mum also has lots of stories of her own about those houses, and I plan to sit down with her soon and record them, and perhaps share them here. This stuff is important—the way we live our lives.
Connected to all of this is the fact that now I am well settled in my lovely old house, I want to hang family photos in the timber-walled hall. My parents have a lot of old family photos, going back quite a few generations (especially on Dad's side). I love the way old photos were hand-tinted, and mounted beautifully on card borders, and I'm hoping in addition to getting copies made, I can have some of the originals too. There are four of us kids, so we'll have to make sure they're shared around, and anyway, Dad is not ready to just hand them all over yet, and nor should he.
However, I did manage to borrow a few photos to scan, and I had a few myself here at home, and I'm going to post them here bit by bit over time. Thematically, I think.
Starting tonight with some photos of women from my family in fabulous frocks of the 1920s. Because—20s, frocks—what's not to love?
The young women in these first photos are distant relatives—the daughters of my paternal grandmother's aunt. I never knew any of them, but I love these photos and am glad to have copies of them. They are glimpses into lives past, lives that were so different, yet at heart, so like our own.
This is Ettie Bailey: she's nearly 17 in this photo, and it looks like she was a bridesmaid:
Here's Ettie again—she looks even younger here, probably because her hair isn't "done":
And here's her sister Lena. I love her dress and shoes. The dress looks homemade, although I don't know, obviously. Anyway, I think she looks fantastic (and actually looks rather a lot like a writer friend of mine!)
And here are the older women of the Bailey family:
And just because I love it, here is Ettie and her dad, Charles, horsing around, with Ettie's mum and Charles's wife Minnie looking on (that's also Minnie in the middle of the photo above, with her mother-in-law to the right and cousin Nance to the left):
The Baileys were dairy farmers and orchardists–I imagine they are milking buckets they are mock-threatening each other with.
Coming closer to home, this is my maternal grandmother Edith Dykes, nee Bush.
And at her wedding to Stanley Manning Dykes:
I never knew my grandfather—Pa-pa, as he was called in the family. He died when I was six weeks old, but I have always felt as if I knew him, from family photos and the letters he wrote to Grace from his time as a soldier in World War 1. Grandma Pet (so named because she called my eldest sister "Grandma's Pet") died when I was only five, so my memories of her are sketchy, but true. My mother looks a lot like her.
Somewhere I know I've seen a photo of my paternal grandmother, Violet Ridge (nee Nicholas) in a classic 20s dress and cloche hat, but I don't have a copy, so instead, here is her wedding photo from March 1924—87 years ago last week. Violet married my grandfather George Ridge, and the wedding party is made up of (l-r) Granddad's brother Ned, Gladys Ridge (I think she was Ned's wife), Florrie Nicholas (related to Grandma, not sure how) and Grandma's young brother Reg—he with the too-short pants and the Split Enz hair.
If you can, check out the shoes!
OK, that's a bit small, so here are the shoes:
Grandma's shoes:
Gladys Ridge's shoes (with Granddad's to the right):
and my favourites, Florrie's gorgeous lattice-fronted Louis-heeled pumps:
And although he's not a girl or woman, we have to have a closer look at poor Reg's ankles:
Reg was about 17 at Grandma and Granddad's wedding. He married young himself to Nance, who is the woman in the cloche hat on the left in the photo of the three older women in the Bailey family photo), and died tragically at ab out 21. It's nice to think of him as this awkward young bloke with the rolled-up trousers and fancy socks (not to forget the Split Enz hair) at his sister's wedding. I wish I'd known him.
I did know both these grandparents—Granddad (who called me Tiny Town) died when I was 15, Grandma when I was 18, so I've lived nearly twice as long without them as with them, but they were such a huge part of our family, my memories of them are vivid and strong and very much part of who I am. Granddad was tall (well, tall to me) and warm and dependable, never stern, always loving. I think it's fair enough to say we all adored him. Grandma was little, and a bit stern, but also funny and warm and loved to have her family around her. I still kind of miss them. I hope they'd be proud of me, whatever that means. I know they would love me, wherever I ended up.
Anyway, let me finish with this photo, again of women I never knew, but which may be one of my all-time favourite family photos. Also taken some time in the 1920s (I think), I believe the woman in the middle is my great-grandmother Kate (perhaps two greats?). I think back over the decades and generations, and all the good Methodist stock I come from, and the assumptions we have about people in the past and the way they thought about the world and the way they led their lives— and I think of this photo, and these respectable women with their skirts hoicked up to their generous, dimpled thighs and I think—we're not so different, you and I.
And I think I would have liked you, Great-(great?)-Grandmother Kate.


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Number-one iron ore producer Vale said last month that it will take a US$2.85-billion pretax writedown on Onca Puma. The announcement came after the Brazilian ferronickel operation was stopped in June and nickel prices declined. Vale also announced a before-tax impairment charge of $1.3 billion at Hydro, a Norwegian aluminum producer in which Vale has a 22 percent stake.
The merger of Glencore International (LSE:GLEN) and Xstrata (LSE:XTA) could result in more M&A activity in the West Australian nickel sector, reported The West Australian newspaper, quoting the CEO of Western Areas (ASX:WSA) — the country's third-largest nickel producer. Dan Lougher said the $31-billion tie up announced in November "could be the catalyst for a wave of acquisition activity in the WA nickel sector this year, with the new global giant primed to gobble up a number of local assets."
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