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John Pilger on Israel/Palestine: a critical analysis of his views and sources.
The Australian-born journalist John Pilger is recognised internationally as a vigorous advocate of left-wing causes. Included within this perspective is his strong support for the Palestinian struggle against Israel. Pilger's discourse is generally delivered in black and white terms--Israel as the bad oppressor and the Palestinians as the oppressed victims--terms which leave little room for the complexity of the conflict.
This paper critically analyses both Pilger's one-sided viewpoint, and the frames and metaphors he uses to construct his arguments. Particular attention is drawn to the way he humanises the Palestinian struggle by interviewing ordinary people rather than official leaders or sources, whilst in contrast he stereotypes Israeli actions by always citing Israeli government leaders and officials. In addition, he avoids discussions with balanced peace activists such as Sari Nusseibeh and Amos Oz who are critical of extremists on both sides of the conflict.
John Pilger's view of Israel/Palestine is based on the binary opposites of good and bad nations. The Israelis-except for a small number of token good Jews-are universally depicted as evil and immoral oppressors engaged in human rights abuses and war crimes. In contrast, the Palestinians are portrayed as defenceless and innocent victims. Pilger's caricatures deftly avoid the complexity of the conflict, and the existence of moderates and extremists on both sides of the fence. His aim is not to support compromise or reconciliation, but rather to impose pariah status on one particular nation.
Pilger claims that the western media is biased in favour of Israel, and that this bias reflects pressure from pro-Israel lobby groups. Hence he argues it is his duty to rectify this balance, and to inform the world of what he considers the fundamental injustice that the Palestinians have experienced at the hands of Israel and their western supporters. In doing so, Pilger uses a number of journalistic techniques to reframe the debate (Lakoff 2004) in the Palestinians' favour.
The analysis which follows is based primarily on Pilger's own output on Israel/Palestine--specifically his 2002 documentary, his four books which present his views on this topic, and his writings published in the weekly British journal, New Statesman, since the beginning of 2002. I also refer briefly to secondary sources where relevant.
Pilger's reporting
John Pilger has been reporting on Israel/Palestine for the UK media since 1966 (Hayward 2001:156). His construction of Israel appears to have been significantly influenced by its overwhelming victory in the 1967 Six Day War, and its associated alliance with America. Many on the younger or New Left drew parallels between Israel's actions towards the Palestinians and the American intervention in Vietnam, and viewed Israel as a creation and tool of American imperialism. In contrast, many of the older Left continued to be influenced by memories of Nazism and the Holocaust in defending Israel's existence as compensation for Jewish experiences of oppression and genocide (Mendes 1997:116).
This generational change was reflected in the difference between Pilger's views and those of Martha Gellhorn, the famous US war correspondent (and socialist) who seems to have acted as somewhat of a mentor to Pilger. Gellhorn, who was Jewish and came of age in the 1930s, was a lifelong supporter of the State of Israel. She reported on Israel's victory in the Six Day War with overwhelming enthusiasm, and expressed little sympathy for the defeated Arab armies, or the Palestinian refugees (Rollyson 2001:222-225).
In writing a preface to Pilger's Distant Voices, Gellhorn herself commented: "We agree on every political subject except Israel and the Palestinians. John was born in October 1939, an infant in Australia during the Second World War. He was eight years old when the Jews of Palestine, who had accepted the UN Partition Plan, were forced to fight practically with their hands to survive the first combined Arab onslaught and declared their state. Perhaps nobody can understand Israel who does not remember the Second World War and why the nation came into being" (Gellhorn 1994:xiii).
Pilger seems to have held early pro-Israel sympathies based on an "empathy and admiration" for the "humanism" of the Haganah (Pilger 2006a:61-62). But in contrast to Gellhorn, he quickly revised his views and concluded that the Arabs had stronger historical claims to Palestine, and the creation of Israel had unfairly dispossessed the indigenous inhabitants (1986:357 & 361; 2006a:62, 134).
Pilger adopted what I have termed an anti-Zionist fundamentalist perspective. This perspective regards Israel as a racist and colonialist state which has no right to exist, and should instead by replaced by an Arab State of Greater Palestine (Pilger 2007c). It is akin to religious fundamentalism because adherents hold to a viewpoint opposing Israel's existence specifically and Jewish national rights more broadly which is beyond rational debate, and unconnected to contemporary or historical reality (Mendes 2006:142-143). Hence Pilger has often used the term "Occupied Palestine" or even just "Palestine" to categorise what he considers the illegitimacy of Israel even within the pre-1967 borders (Pilger 1986:365; 2004b; 2006a:9). He also endorses calls for an academic boycott of Israel (Pilger 2002c; 2007c) which is based on the racial or ethnic stereotyping of all Israeli Jews as an oppressor people.
Pilger's anti-Zionist fundamentalism is reflected through a number of reporting frames or themes. They include:
1. Palestinians as ordinary human beings & victims
Pilger has consistently sought to humanise the Palestinian struggle by reporting the views of ordinary people including particularly the residents of refugee camps. One of his first ever interviews was with Ahmed Hamzeh, a resident of the Kalandia camp near Ramallah. Another interview was with Mohammed Jarella, a Palestinian who worked for the United Nations Refugee Welfare Agency. Pilger evocatively described the poverty, humiliation, and poor health experienced by the camp residents (Pilger 1986:354-357; 2006a:64-66).
Pilger identified so strongly with the Palestinians that he even participated in a cross-border terrorist raid by members of the Palestinian Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The raid ended with the death of one of the participants, and Pilger's description of his funeral (1986:365-368). On a later occasion, he memorably took a refugee from the 1948 war to visit his former home in the Israeli city of Jaffa (1986:369-371).
Pilger regularly documented the suffering of Palestinian children as a result of Israeli military actions. One report described the horrendous injuries inflicted on children during the first intifada (1994:509-510). More recent reports describe the suffering of children in Gaza including death, malnourishment, and other forms of mental and physical trauma (2006b; 2007a; 2007b).
In his documentary, Pilger interviews eight ordinary Palestinians including two female residents of Gaza, a mother who lost her newborn baby as an alleged result of Israeli road blocks, three doctors including a psychiatrist, the brother of the first female suicide bomber Wafa Idris, and Dr Mustafa Barghouti from the Union of Palestinian Medical Relief Committees. All of the respondents confirm the framing of Palestinians as victims by referring to Israeli attacks on civilian life and culture, land confiscations, checkpoints, the blocking of ambulances, the destruction of produce and industry, and particularly the traumatisation of children.
Pilger as narrator asks in reference to Wada Idris: "What makes an ambulance volunteer and a carer become a suicide bomber?" This frame allows Pilger to reinforce his argument that Palestinian suicide bombings are simply acts of desperation by a powerless people confronted by a powerful and inhumane oppressor (Pilger 2002a; see also 2007b).
Pilger is careful to avoid interviewing Palestinians whose views may suggest an alternative interpretation of Palestinian violence as emanating at least in part from ethnic and religious prejudice and hatred. He does not speak with representatives of Hamas or Islamic Jihad who advocate the expulsion of all Jews from Israel/Palestine. He does not talk to armed Palestinians who have perpetrated or organised suicide bombings. And conversely nor does he speak with moderate Palestinians, such as prominent academic Sari Nusseibeh, who are critical of extremism and violence on both sides (Nusseibeh 2007). He is also careful not to conduct joint interviews with moderate Israelis and Palestinians (for example Yossi Beilin and the other joint convenors of the unofficial Geneva Peace Accord) who might emphasise a common opposition to violence and extremism, rather than the preferred frame of the oppressor and the oppressed. And he avoids speaking with any representatives of the Palestinian Authority who may undermine the framing of Palestinians as solely weak and powerless victims of Israel.
To be sure, many of Pilger's reports expose legitimate concerns about Israeli human rights abuses. But Pilger never balances his presentations by reporting on Israeli children or other civilians who had been killed or injured or traumatised by Palestinian suicide bombers or rockets. His compassion appears to be limited to one side of the conflict.
2. Stereotyping Israelis as racist oppressors
Pilger has rarely attempted to present the full social and political diversity of Israeli society. In his early reports, Pilger did at least speak to ordinary Israelis, but seemed intent on essentialising their views and attitudes. They were depicted as a harsh people living in a fortress-like Sparta who either ignored the Palestinians, or held racist views towards them (Pilger 1986:360-363).
Later reports narrowly cited the views of extremist settlers and their religious arguments for seizing Palestinian territory in the West Bank and Gaza Strip as if their opinions were representative of most Israelis (1994:510; 2002a). This frame reinforced the argument that the extremist settlers and their occupation of Palestinian land was the root cause of the conflict. In his documentary, Pilger allocates the longest amount of time to an interview with Dore Gold, a hardline adviser to the then Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. Gold predictably defends each and every Israeli policy (Pilger 2002a; Pilger 2006a:129-137). But Pilger does not interview any of the large majority of ordinary Israelis whose views lie between the extremes of the pro-settler right, and the peacenik Left. Apparently, he could not find any Israeli mothers or doctors or psychiatrists to match those Palestinians he interviewed in the Occupied Territories.
Pilger rarely acknowledges that Israel has real enemies, and that any nation state has a right to defend its borders and civilian population against attacks by neighbouring armies or terror groups. Rather, he seems intent on portraying Israel as a brutal, aggressive state engaged in endless unprovoked attacks against the Palestinians and neighbouring states. He argues that Israeli counter-terror operations have involved the deliberate targeting of innocent civilians, and are therefore no different to terrorism (Pilger 2002a).
Some of his early reports discussed Israeli military actions against defenceless Palestinians. The latter were subject to collective punishment in having their homes destroyed as punishment for anti-Israeli political activities. Pilger exaggeratedly suggested that these actions were similar to the collective punishment that Jews had often experienced at the hands of their persecutors (1986:358). The implication appeared to be that the destruction of Palestinian homes-however brutal-was the equivalent of the age-old massacres carried out by fanatical Christians against Jews who were allegedly collectively responsible for the death of Christ.
Later discussions are even more one-sided. Israel is described variously as a state "whose aggression in the Middle East is unequaled" (1994:149), "whose international lawlessness is a registered world record" (2006c) that uses systematic murder and torture (2002d), and as a "rogue regime that practices racism and ethnic cleansing" (2005). As with most anti-Zionist fundamentalists, Pilger rejects any nuanced political or ideological distinction between left and right Zionists or Israelis. Rather, all Zionists are bad, and "liberal or left Zionism is as virulent and essentially destructive as the Likud strain" (2004a).
Pilger also uses selective interpretations of history to reinforce this frame, and relies heavily on partisan Palestinian or pro-Palestinian writers such as Noam Chomsky, Edward Said, Nur Masalha, Robert Fisk, Ilan Pappe, Alexander Cockburn, Avi Shlaim, and Israel Shahak (Pilger 2006a:140, 320-328). Israel is described simply as a creation of Western imperialism (Pilger 2004a), rather than as a refuge for Jews fleeing persecution in both Europe and the Middle East.
Israel's history is depicted as a long record of violence and terror. He labels three former Israeli Prime Ministers-Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Shamir and Ariel Sharon-as terrorists (2002a). He claims that Israel was "established by means of the expropriation and expulsion of an entire people" (Pilger 2006a:140; see also 7677), but makes no mention of the broader political and military context of the Palestinian refugee tragedy including the war initiated by the Palestinians and the surrounding Arab states in an attempt to destroy the newly founded state of Israel at birth (Morris 2004). Many of the historical facts he cites are true, and may be inconvenient for partisans of Israel. But nowhere does he document or condemn the long history of Palestinian terror and violence against Israeli civilians. His moral censure applies only to one side.
3. A small number of token good Jews uphold the "humane" basis of Judaism
Pilger coopts a long and unfortunate radical Left tradition whereby a small number of unrepresentative token Jews (sometimes called Uncle Toms) are opportunistically encouraged to exploit their own religious and cultural origins in order to vilify their own people. This tradition has recently come to the fore in the UK where a small number of Jews have played a high profile role in advocating an academic boycott of Israel (Hirsh 2007:109-110, 120).
Pilger consistently uses terms such as "the best traditions of Jewish humanity" (Pilger 2002a; 2002c; 2007) or "decent, reasoning Israelis" (Pilger 2002e) to imply that the only good Jews are those who share his simple view of the conflict as powerful Israel oppressing powerless Palestinians.
One example of a good Jew was the prominent Israeli human rights advocate, Dr Israel Shahak, whose writings extend beyond a mere critique of Zionism and Israel to Jews per se (Shahak 1994:6566). Pilger gave Shahak a regular platform to accuse Jews of lacking ethical principles, and Israel of prioritising Jewish rights over the human rights of others (Pilger 1986:363-364; 2006a:105-106). Pilger also speaks regularly to far Left journalists Gideon Levy and Amira Hass, and academic and boycott advocate Ilan Pappe. All three sources present one-sided critiques of Israeli history and actions (Pilger 2002c; 2004a; 2006a:68-70, 106-107; 2007).
On rare occasions, Pilger reported the views of Israeli peace activists such as Rami Elhanan from the Parents Circle or Bereaved Families for Peace, and refusenik soldiers such as Sergeant Ishai Rosen-Zvi who refuse to serve in the Occupied Territories. But his agenda was not to promote their calls for Israeli-Palestinian peace and reconciliation. Rather, he opportunistically exploited their often justifiable criticisms of Israeli military and political actions in the Territories to reinforce his argument that the brutality of the Israeli occupation was the sole cause of the conflict (Pilger 2002a; 2002e; 2006a:96-105).
4. Balancing media bias
Pilger alleges that the western media is biased in favour of Israel because it does not share his one-sided support for the Palestinians, and that it is his duty to rectify this balance (Pilger 2002e; 2006a:136, 143-147; 2007c).
In support of this argument, Pilger cited a study of the British media by the Glasgow University Media Group which argued that different language is used to construct Israeli and Palestinian actions, motivations, and violence. The study suggests that this language serves to favour the Israeli view of the conflict (Philo and Berry 2004; Pilger 2002d). But other studies of particular media organisations such as the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) by pro-Israel advocates have drawn very different conclusions (Davis 2003). The complexity of this debate was recognised by the BBC which appointed an ombudsman for Middle East matters, Malcolm Balen, to investigate allegations of BBC bias against Israel (Sadeh 2007). The nature of this investigation suggests a greyer picture as opposed to Pilger's black and white interpretation of media coverage.
Pilger argues further that this alleged media bias can be attributed to aggressive and intimidatory pro-Israel lobbying campaigns (Pilger 2005; 2006a:137-140; 2007c). He refers specifically to criticisms by pro-Israel advocacy groups such as Honest Reporting of his 2002 documentary, and claims that organised rightwing extremists directed abuse and death threats at his producers (Pilger 2002e). These claims may or may not be true, but again Pilger's analysis is unbalanced. He assumes wrongly that only rightwing extremists were upset at what even he acknowledges is a one-sided pro-Palestinian film (2006a:136), and neglects to mention counter media lobbying campaigns from Arab or Muslim groups. He also ignores other more complex factors that may explain the nature of the media's coverage of the Middle East, including genuine public support and sympathy for Israel.
5. Drawing analogies with the Holocaust
Pilger argues that memory of the Holocaust is a strong factor underpinning western support for Israel. He also notes correctly that some Israeli leaders including Menachem Begin have abused this sympathy by comparing Palestinians with the Nazis as a means of demonisation (Pilger 2006a:110-111). Such comparisons arguably trivialise the Holocaust (Cypel 2006:421-422).
But Pilger is similarly keen to suggest a direct analogy between the Holocaust and Israel's oppression of the Palestinians. He cites Archbishop Tutu as asking "Have Jews forgotten their collective punishment so soon?" (Pilger 2002a). He suggests that "Goebbels would have approved" of the BBC's coverage of the 2002 siege of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem because the report failed to systematically condemn the Israelis as brutal oppressors (Pilger 2002d). He argues that an Israeli attack on Gaza constitutes a "final solution to the problem of the Palestinians" similar to the "Nazi strangulation of the Warsaw ghetto" (2006b; see also 2006c), and that Israel is perpetrating a "genocide" in Gaza (2007). He describes the Gazan breakout into Egypt as "a heroic spectacle unlike any other since the Warsaw Ghetto uprising" (2008). Such offensive language is intended both to demonise the Israelis, and to diminish the extent of Jewish suffering in the Holocaust (Hirsh 2007:72, 96).
6. Western policies are unduly influenced by a Jewish cabal or conspiracy
Pilger resents the support provided by some Western governments-particularly those of the USA and UK-for Israel, and their refusal to adopt his one-sided pro-Palestinian perspective. Hence he argues that their policies are skewed by influential Jewish lobbyists.
For example, he claimed that the pro-Israel policies of the Blair Government in the UK were influenced by the appointment of Michael Levy, a Jewish businessman and New Labour fundraiser whose son worked for the Israeli Justice Minister, as the government's "special envoy" to the Middle East (Pilger 2002b). Pilger's comments seemed to incorporate anti-Semitic conspiracy theories around alleged Jewish wealth and influence (Harrison 2006:39-40).
They also implied wrongly that all Jews were hardline supporters of the Israeli occupation. In fact, Levy has a long history of promoting Israeli-Arab dialogue and negotiations, and appears to be strongly committed to a two-state solution (Shindler 2007:230; Triesman 2002). His son Daniel is an advisor to Yossi Beilin, the former Israeli Justice Minister and more recently leader of the left-wing peacenik Meretz Alliance. Daniel Levy played a significant role in drafting the unofficial Geneva peace accord that Beilin signed with Palestinian leaders (Beilin 2004:190, 235, 255-260).
Pilger also claimed that the British Foreign Office Minister (Under-Secretary of State) Ben Bradshaw was an active member of Labour Friends of Israel-a lobby group demonised by some on the anti-Zionist Left (Ahmad 2005)-and that this allegedly sinister association explained his defence of British military sales to Israel (Pilger 2002b). However, Bradshaw denied that he was or had ever been "a member of Labour Friends of Israel" (Bradshaw 2002).
Presenting false or contentious arguments as fact
On occasions, Pilger appears to have deliberately bent the truth to suit his political agenda.
For example, he completely distorts the peace negotiations that were held at Camp David in July 2000 by claiming that the Palestinians were only offered less than half of the West Bank-what he calls "a group of colonies with borders patrolled by military bases" (Pilger 2002a; see also Pilger 2006a:107-108). Yet even strong critics of Israel acknowledge that Ehud Barak's offer at Camp David was unprecedented including significant concessions around accepting a division of Jerusalem, agreeing to eventual Israeli withdrawal from the Jordan Valley, endorsing the principle of swapping Israeli territory for annexed areas of the West Bank, and recognising Palestinian rights to an independent state. The land offered comprised 91 per cent of the West Bank, although this figure didn't include the annexed suburbs of East Jerusalem (about four per cent of the West Bank), or the ten per cent area of the Jordan Valley which would be held by Israel for another ten to twenty-five years (Lustick 2002; Mearsheimer and Walt 2007:104). At the very least, the Israelis made a reasonable proposal which went some way (but perhaps not quite far enough) to meeting minimum reasonable Palestinian aspirations.
Pilger also claims that Hamas is committed to recognising Israel despite its founding charter calling for the abolition of the Jewish state (2006b; 2007a; 2007b). But he ignores substantial evidence to the contrary, including detailed research by a leading Palestinian journalist which suggested that Hamas would never recognise Israel, or agree to make peace with Israel (Chehab 2007:36-37, 203).
Pilger distorts the context of Israel's invasion of the West Bank cities in April 2002. According to his version, the Israeli government was simply looking for a pretext to take action, and implicitly welcomed the Palestinian suicide bombings that provided their public justification (2002b; 2003:146-147; 2006a:73-74). This argument ignores the horrendous impact of the bombings on Israeli society. Nowhere does Pilger refer to the gruesome details of the suicide bombings in March 2002 that killed over 60 Israelis. Included was the major attack on the Passover Seder at the Park Hotel in Netanyah that killed 22 people and injured over 140 (Horowitz 2004).
Pilger also repeats allegations of a cold-blooded massacre of Palestinian civilians in the refugee camp at Jenin (Pilger 2006a:7071) despite significant evidence to the contrary (Horowitz 2004:177181), and claims falsely that half the Palestinians killed in the intifada are children (Pilger 2007b). In fact, the Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem states that only about one-fifth of the Palestinian civilian deaths in the last eight years (4462) are children (Horowitz 2004:878).
In addition, Pilger grossly exaggerates the level of British support for an academic boycott of Israel. For example, he claimed that the boycott proposal was supported by the UK Independent Jewish Voices group. Their founding statement which called for an end to the Israeli occupation of the Territories and a negotiated peace between Israelis and Palestinians, was endorsed by 528 signatories. He also alleged that the membership of the National Union of Journalists had voted for a boycott, but that the vote had been overturned by an unrepresentative National Executive Council (Pilger 2007c). In fact, IJV do not collectively support the boycott, and many of the signatories of their founding statement are strong opponents of an academic boycott. In addition, the NUJ vote in favour of a boycott involved only a small and unrepresentative delegate meeting, and provoked a negative outcry from hundreds of members (Pike 2007).
John Pilger is a passionate advocate for the underdog, and believes that the Palestinians are the victims of a historical injustice. This interpretation leads Pilger to simplistically construct the Israeli/ Palestinian struggle as one of oppressor and oppressed, rather than as a national conflict involving right and wrong on both sides.
As we have discussed, Pilger uses a number of reporting frames and themes to promote his pro-Palestinian agenda. These frames are intended to marginalise more complex and nuanced interpretations of the conflict. Overall, Pilger appears to condemn any Israeli actions to protect their citizens. In contrast, he implicitly justifies any Palestinian acts of violence as a reasonable response to the injustice they have suffered.
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Hotel City Krone, Friedrichshafen
Situated in Friedrichshafen, Hotel City Krone is close to Lake Constance Promenade, Friedrichshafen Harbour, and Zeppelin Museum. Also nearby are Bodensee Center and Messe Friedrichshafen.
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Hotel City Krone has an indoor pool and a sauna. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and a computer station is located on site. This Friedrichshafen hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a bar/lounge. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include a rooftop terrace, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. Guest parking is available for a surcharge.
The 106 guestrooms at Hotel City Krone include minibars and safes. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms offer bathtubs or showers, bathrobes, hair dryers, and slippers. In addition, amenities available on request include in-room massages, irons/ironing boards, and hypo-allergenic bedding. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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- This hotel has 106 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time 2:30 PM-1 AM
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Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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I believe in the trials, in the circularity of events and in the cyclical repetitions, PARACHUTE talking about it since its musical construction, and these same concept is what I tried to show through the construction of the video, depths, places we've dived a thousand times or a million, that of jumping into the pool, and half drowned, faded, risking everything, to lose and to find, I speak of love, of life, of all those things that have us proposed a challenge and we figured out wet and shivering, but better and grown.
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Woodland Imports Old World Wall Mounted 5 Bottle Wine Rack
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|Product Type: Wine bottle rack
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|Wine Bottle Capacity: 5
|Style: Modern
|Design: Rack/Shelf
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|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerBenzara Inc. is a leading wholesale supplier and importer of decorative accessories, home furnishings and giftware. Enriched with a vast experience for the last 20 years, Benzara Inc. has managed to stick firmly to its unique way of working with a passion. Benzara Inc. partners with "Internet Retailer" top 500 Companies.
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Natalie from Blissfield, MI – Verified Buyer
I really like the simplicity of this wine rack. I wanted something that had a industrial-farm style & it had to fit a narrow space. The price is great but you get what you pay for. Even though it was delivered very well wrapped, it was still bent in several places. Luckily since it isn't heavy duty I was able to bend back in place. Delivery time was excellent & came as expected. I really like this rack but due to the lack of quality & how bent it came, I rate 4 stars. Good product for the price!
It Holds Wine
Nikita from Boulder Creek, CA – Verified Buyer
Truthfully, I bought this rack to hold towels on the wall in the bathroom. I didn't know if it would work, but I hadn't seen one in a thrift store after a year of occasional weekend perusing, so I just bought it. The spaces are too close for the use I intended, so I just decided to not be a weirdo and put it in the kitchen where it was designed to be placed. It holds wine, but I don't have to tell you it's not a gorgeous standalone piece. There's nothing fancy about it; it is bent metal, it keeps your wine on its side, and it saves space on the counter/shelves.
Perfect size for bath hand towels!
Brenda from Homestead, FL – Verified Buyer– Top 500 Reviewer
This is exactly what I was hoping to find: a quality, well-made, small quantity wine bottle holder. The color wasn't what I was hoping for..........but, I couldn't pass up the price. Even afterr buying a can of spray paint, I still came out "way ahead of the game". Thanks, Wayfair, for another delightful shopping experience.
This is exactly what I have been searching for..Love it
Joyce from Depew, NY – Verified Buyer
Your web site was the only one that had the rack I needed that hung on the wall I am using it in my bathroom. It holds 5 bath towels and I got very colorful ones. It gives my dull bathroom some color and makes it much brighter. The five towels rolled up and placed on the rack where most people would put a wine bottle.........Thanks for the help. The search is over. Joyce McCracken
Perfect Wine Rack!!
Courteney from Fort Thomas, KY – Verified Buyer
I hung this wine rack over the bar we have in our dining room and it looks perfect! We have an antique bar and I wanted to blend modern and antique together and this wine rack let me do that effortlessly. It's sleek design adds to the ornate bar instead of distracting from it. It's perfect.
great product.
guilford from New Bedford, MA – Verified Buyer
I purchased this ,to use as a towel rack in my bathroom. my bath is small so it fits really well there.. I love this for that purpose. I roll them and place in the holders. Looks real good . I love it good value. no assembly and a pretty good finish none i love it for the reason i purchesed this product
Works nice for a towel rack too!
Lori from West Dundee, IL – Verified Buyer
I rolled bath towels and stuck them in the slots we are a wine bottle would go. It's a great storage solution when you have little storage in your bathroom. The rack was sturdy enough to hold up to the use it gets as a bath towel holder. And it looks great in my cabin!
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The process of scheduling interview is really messy in this company, although I really liked the company initially. Very negative experience. No technical question at all, the interviewer was Indian and I Could Not tell his words.
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Talked to a Salesforce recruiter at a campus career fair. They reached out to me several weeks later and had me do a phone interview, and then had me complete an online coding challenge. Phone interview was lots of small technical questions, not one large coding question. Also discussion of past experiences/projects and why you're interested in Salesforce. Medium difficulty.Interview Questions
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- Basic Java questions Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Salesforce in November 2014.Interview Details
Got email from HR to schedule phone interview.
First round was a walk through the course work and resume.
One coding question : Get remainder string after a sub string.
Example: inputStr = "abcde" subStr = "cd" return = "e"
Secound round was another technical round. The interviewer was not clear with his question.
Max repeated character which occurs at a time first index..
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I applied through college or university. The process took a week – interviewed at Salesforce in November 2014.Interview Details
I met with a recruiter on campus through a career fair. They took a copy of my resume. Around a week later I received an email about setting up a phone interview. The interview was pretty easy. Couple of technical questions like how to get the unique items from an array, How to keep track of the max and min numbers from a continuous stream of numbers. I solved the problems in python. The interviewer insisted I redo it in Java, which I found odd.Interview Questions
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Salesforce in November 2014.Interview Details
On campus recruiting. The process took 3-4 weeks. Phone interview lasted 1 hour. The interviewer was actually very nice and helpful. Was asked about some basic concept questions like what it means to be static/superclass/object-oriented language. Followed by a structured on-lone coding question on determining if parenthesis is balanced in a given line of text.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took a day – interviewed at Salesforce in April 2014.Interview Details
The hiring manager will do a phone screen interview first, questions of the phone interview is mostly general questions like "tell me about yourself", "what are you interesting in", "why do you want to change job", "why do you want to work for Salesforce", etc. If the manager is satisfy with your answers then an onsite interview will be scheduled. Process is very quick.Interview Questions
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Salesforce in April 2014.Interview Details
First talked met with them at a university recruiting session. Had an on the spot interview with the recruiter, asked intermediate level java and concurrency questions. Got some contact information, submitted my resume online, and got an email back scheduling a phone interview. Had one phone interview, some more email back and forth about how I felt the interview went, and then after about a week or two I got a phone call with the offer.Interview Questions
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- Lots of data structures questions. The one that I struggled the most with was: given an binary search tree (that is, an ordered tree), how would you find the element of the tree at a particular "index", where index is defined as the position in the tree's ordering. View Answers (2)
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I applied through college or university. The process took 5 days – interviewed at Salesforce in February 2014.Interview Details
Phone Interview. Friendly interviewer.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Salesforce in February 2014.Interview Details
The entire process was excellent. I got to experience why Salesforce is truly among the best firms to work at but the interview process is long and tough. 9 technical & 1 behavior with HR - 1 hour interviews and fairly tough code test in addition. The company is looking for not just smart, intelligent, well rounded software & data engineers, but also those that are good team players, show a passion for the industry and can get along with the teams/interviews well (since you'll be working likely with them).Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsLittle open ended, however, they pay very competitively. I didn't negotiate since they gave me a great compensation that I was looking for. They don't try to low-ball you (least not from my experience).Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
- Cannot disclose exact questions due to confidentiality agreement, however, know your algorithms with respect to running time and memory requirements. If you worked hard in CS school and learned the fundamentals well, all the questions are fair. Understand multi-threading, multi-process, algos (DP) and advanced data structs, various testing (unit, functional, etc), agile scrum, databases, operating systems (mostly unix based), web layers and little bit of network protocols helped (depending on your role)). Being strong in core Java & JEE was definitely a plus. All engineers you'll interview with are very bright so don't make up solutions if you do not understand something, ask questions and try to give it your 100% to figure out the solution together. Answer Question
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The photos above show Siloam Rhinestone (P Henry 2003) one my favorites!!, next A Day at the Peach yes, again, and Party Array (Branch 1956)
the photos above show my coral double seedling, and then Midnight Smoke Rings, and Baby Dragon's Tongue (Blanton 2009).
Below are photos of FFO on Marama (Mahieu-Burris 2007) today!! worth the wait. and next is Jason Salter, and a nice clump of Siloam Sunburst (P Henry 1977). ÃÂ We have the old and new today!
I was up on the roof putting a flag up and took this photo of the north bed, gives one a different perspective on the garden. ÃÂ the last photo is the little space between my neighbor on the south and me. A new bed is going in around that Vitex our front!! ha
Siloam Rhinestone is spectacular. The color and watermark are perfect.
It looks as though you too have to deal with a small yard. What cannas are you growing?
Show us more of Marama. Siloam Sunburst seems like an oldie gem. Was unaware of it before. Your seedling is opulent and brilliant. (But it looks a bit short.)
Siloam Rhinestone is a bitone?
thanks all. I always wonder, there must be a "method to the madness" that is my north bed. ha but I like to think I keep enough perennials in there so that it's not just a bed of daylilies, then when there gone nothing...thus the mix up.
I DO like S. Rhinestone with the clear color and watermark. I've been trying to cross it back to its seedlings to get something lighter pink or red with the same light mark. blah blah. This has been a pretty fun summer with all the rain. lots of rebloom on stuff. and its almost the 4th! usually by this time it's about watering stuff for survival and the last of the daylilies. ha


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This course will teach students that regardless of their major or intended career that Communication has an important place. The course will teach students how to properly communicate in several different contexts, all of which will directly relate to their everyday lives and potential careers. Students will complete a variety of projects where they will put into practice the specific skills that are being taught in the classroom.
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Communication is key in this fast-paced society with TV, radio, and the internet bringing instantaneous news, information, and entertainment. The mass media brings global topics from across the world close to home. What are the current events covered in the news? What content is shared? Beyond content, what underlying messages are generated in mass media messages?
This colloquium will engage students by examining current event coverage in conjunction with communication theories in order to critically analyze what we are seeing and hearing in the media. This course will focus particularly on issues of diversity, gender, and other controversy, and how these dynamics play out in the media. An emphasis will be placed on classroom discussion, welcoming personal opinions on TV, radio, and internet coverage of current events. Watch it! Discuss it! Be a student of the world around us!
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Human health and wellness—and naturally the treatment of disease—rely on scientific advances. Scientific research is the foundation for our understanding of the seemingly countless known (and yet to be known) issues that challenge our health and functioning across the lifespan. In this natural science colloquium, we will explore some of the remarkable advances in the modern scientific era, and consider the important (and sometimes difficult) synergies among those representing the best interests of research, medicine, industry, and even politics. By considering noteworthy examples throughout history (e.g., HIV-AIDS; 'sleeping sickness'; pre-symptomatic genetic testing; prefrontal lobotomies; psychoactive drugs) we will better appreciate the complex issues that enhance—and impede—progress in understanding and treating the human condition. Through brief lectures, discussion, film, and invited speakers, this natural science colloquium is intended to sample from a variety of scientific 'challenges', with the overarching goal of better understanding the multidimensional nature of physical and mental health. Although scientific research will typically be the focus of our discussions, we will often attempt to examine the complex political, financial, and social-emotional factors that fuel the greatest of scientific accomplishments (e.g., Nobel laureates) and less well understood 'failures' in science and medicine.


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Oh boy... More Dr Who shirts... Are there no other fandoms, including the things from the past, that deserve a couple of shirts?
And oh my goodness, it's offered as a print! Fantastic!
This was the episode that made me wish the Doctor was real. Just the ending of it, and the heartbreaking fact that Van Gogh died thinking himself a failure. Even though I was never much a fan of 11, this episode remains one of my favorites. I've yet to make it through the end without bawling.
Meanwhile haters gonna hate. You'll get over it, haters.
I cry every time I watch this episode, it is my absolute favorite. Thanks to the artist for making this a shirt, it is really just beautiful.
Yay, another pair of Doctor Who shirts...
Van Gogh is my favorite artist and the depiction is very well done but I'm not so keen on Dr Who. The box ruined the shirt for me.
Vincent and the Doctor is my favourite Dr. Who episode and I am a long time fan. I have shared this episode with high school students to help them understand excellent storytelling and to introduce them to the issues that surround mental health! I have never been so emotionally moved to buy a shirt. But I am today!
Don't think I've ever been quite so emotionally effected by a design before. I'll shed a year for Vincent then buy the shirt that makes me smile.
Congratulations to John Sumrow on a fantastic piece of art.
Oh man. That Vincent & The Doctor shirt is gorgeous. There are few moments in television that are that moving, and that dead on about depression. I bawl every time I watch it.
Bravo! Thank you for explaining the significance of the Vincent Van Who t-shirt. I was unaware of that episode and the little bit that's on YouTube made me smile and cry too. Kudos to John Sumrow for a beautiful shirt!


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Chaz walked into the hair salon, collar popped, scarf carefully messy, and asked for the "fauxhawk" confidently as he winked at the cute hairstylist. The hairstylist then rolled her eyes and muttered "sphincter cut, huh...fag"
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Pamela Wright has been chosen as the National Archives' first-ever chief innovation officer, effective Dec. 2.
Archivist of the United State David S. Ferriero made the announcement in a Nov. 30 statement.
"This new office is charged with fostering a culture of innovation at the National Archives, and I am pleased that Pamela Wright has been selected to lead it," he said. "With her extensive experience, proven leadership, and innovative spirit, she is well suited to lead this effort."
Wright's tasks will include finding innovative ways to share the archives' extensive holdings with the public. Her plan is to create an "Innovation Hub" to develop and launch collaborative projects, raise public challenges, and partner with the archival community, private sector and academia.
Wright has been at the National Archives since 2001. Her past seven years were spent promoting digital access and strategy. Wright previously served as the agency's first chief digital access strategist and launched many of the National Archives' social media platforms.
Her "Citizen Archivist Dashboard" initiative is intended to make National Archives records more accessible online by using crowdsourcing to tag, transcribe, and edit articles, as well as to upload and share scans or images of records.
Wright also represents the National Archives on the White House Open Government Working Group. Her efforts include several internal working groups and teams aimed at fostering the open government.
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