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One has to wonder whether Peter finds it incredible that the US would "fix" a high-profile trial and, thus, is unable to suspend disbelief at the Brits doing so. Or maybe he misses the absence of a car chase. In actuality, electricity courses through this suspenseful film as it does through a high voltage closed circuit. The only flaw is that, at the end, the female barrister comes to comfort the male barrister when, from the plot, it should have been the reverse.
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The right-wing media are distorting a U.K. Sunday Times article to claim that the "White House backed [the] release of [the] Lockerbie bomber," Abdel Baset al-Megrahi. In fact, the Sunday Times article right-wing media figures are citing makes clear that "the United States wanted Megrahi to remain imprisoned in view of the nature of the crime."
Conservative media outlets have launched another bogus smear on Shirley Sherrod, attacking her participation in a lawsuit charging the U.S. Department of Agriculture with discrimination against African American farmers. In fact, congressional Republicans and a federal judge agree that the USDA discriminated against African American farmers.
If Fox News, The Washington Times, and Gateway Pundit are all telling you something is true, there's a high likelihood that what they're telling you it isn't the full truth.
A FoxNews.com article asserted that "[t]he Obama administration is offering incentives to Kenya to approve a controversial new constitution that would legalize abortion for the first time." This was followed by Gateway Pundit's Jim Hoft claiming that Obama is "accused of illegally funding a pro-abortion referendum in Kenya," using citing the highly biased LifeNews.com as his source. (Bonus: Hoft goes on to repeat the discredited claim that Kenyan prime minister Raila Odinga is Obama's "cousin." Hadn't heard that one in a while.) Then, in a July 16 editorial, The Washington Times asserted that the new constitution "explicitly allows a 'trained health professional' to snuff the life of an unborn baby at any stage of a pregnancy."
As can be expected from this triumvirate, the story they are peddling is largely untrue.
The new Kenyan constitution does not legalize abortion, which is already illegal except to save the life of the mother. According to the Associated Press, what the new constitution does is allow a "trained health professional" to make the determination to allow an abortion when the life or health of the mother is endangered.
To argue that allowing a "trained health professional" to determine if a mother's life or health is sufficiently endangered is the same thing as legalizing elective abortion is absurd.
Overstating one's case in contradiction of the facts, as Fox News, Hoft, and the Times do, doesn't exactly instill confidence that anything these folks have to say is true.
Following the NAACP's resolution condemning "the Tea Party's continued tolerance for bigotry and bigoted statements," right-wing media have gone on the defense, going so far as to claim there is "no evidence of racism within the movement." But the NAACP's charge of "racist elements" within the tea party is supported by allegations of racial epithets hurled at African-American congressmen and racially charged signs and slogans from various tea party protests.
Whenever I doubt that there is anything Fox News won't politicize, I am quickly proven wrong. Take, for example, the big scandal surrounding Wonder Woman's new comic book wardrobe that the right-wing cable outlet finds not sufficiently patriotic. I'm not kidding. Mediaite's Jon Bershad brings us the hilarious story:
Apparently the folks at DC Comics have given Wonder Woman a new costume that removes her star-covered hot pants. The reasoning behind the move apparently has to do with current tastes in the medium as well as the fact that it's the year 2010 and she was running around in freaking star-covered hot pants. However, Fox News is blaming another source: the creeping evil of GLOBALISM!
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"Wonder Woman may have finally been given a pair of pants, but has she been stripped of her patriotism?
The new and allegedly improved Wonder Woman (a.k.a Diana Prince), has been given a head-to-toe makeover by artist Jim Lee, replacing her signature American flag decorated briefs with skintight black pants and purging the super hero of all her trappings of Americana."
There are so many things to point out here: The fact that Wonder Woman is a Greek demi-goddess and not an American. The fact that she's changed her costume before including once wearing an all-white dress that completely lost the flag look. The fact that, unlike Superman, she was not created to uphold American values but instead to "bring the Amazon ideals of love, peace, and sexual equality." The fact that she was also created so that her creator, a psychologist named William Moulton Marston, could indulge in his love of sadomasochism that he enjoyed in his polyamorous relationship (hence all the lasso bondage). The fact that Fox News is looking for signs of anti-American sentiment in Wonder Woman's costume!
UPDATE: True to form, Geekosystem's Susana Polo has a hilarious post about what Fox News should really attack Wonder Woman for.
Numerous media outlets seized on a dubious January London Sunday Times report which claimed that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's (IPCC) 2007 statement on Amazon rain forests was "unsubstantiated" and without scientific basis in order to attack the IPCC's credibility and global warming science in general. However, The Sunday Times has now retracted that claim, noting, "In fact, the IPCC's Amazon statement is supported by peer-reviewed scientific evidence." Will these media outlets follow suit?
On the eve of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan's confirmation hearings, right-wing media pushed numerous myths and falsehoods regarding Kagan's nomination.
The following timeline of 24 hours of Fox News "journalism" demonstrates the networks' willingness to disregard the facts when faced with an opportunity to advance a damaging narrative about the Obama administration.
Yesterday morning, FoxNews.com reported Gabrielle Giffords' (D-AZ) claim that the Department of Education and the U.S. Border Patrol "have joined the 'boycott Arizona' trend and nixed conferences there out of concern over the state's immigration law." The article stated that "FoxNews.com is awaiting response from both agencies," and said "the cancellations ... may have been more out of a desire to steer clear of controversy than outright protest of the law." Nevertheless, the headline on the front page of FoxNews.com asserted as fact that "two federal agencies join the 'boycott Arizona' campaign":
Shortly thereafter, Fox News' America Live, one of Fox's purportedly "straight news" programs, did a segment about "reports now that two government agencies have recently cancelled events planned to happen in Arizona. These are the federal -- this is the federal government cancelling events now, raising questions about whether the feds are now engage in an effort to try to punish Arizona for its new immigration law," in the words of host Megyn Kelly.
The progression of Fox's wildly misleading reporting about the closure of a small strip of land in an Arizona wildlife refuge has been quite impressive. First, "straight news" anchor Shannon Bream reported on June 15 that a "massive stretch of Arizona [is] now off limits to Americans. Critics say the administration is, in effect, giving a major strip of the Southwest back to Mexico." On June 16, Fox Nation followed by promoting her report with the laughable headline "Obama Gives Back Major Strip of AZ to Mexico." (As we noted, the closed area is about five miles square, it's been closed since 2006, and it's, uh, still U.S. territory.) A FoxNews.com article from the same day at least managed to correctly report the fact that the land has been closed since 2006.
On the evening of June 16, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service put out a statement attempting to clear up confusion surrounding the closure, which is in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. Part of the statement said that while the closure had been implemented "due to human safety concerns," "since 2006 the Refuge has experienced a significant decline in violent activity in the area thanks to ongoing cooperation between the US Fish and Wildlife Service and US Customs and Border Protection." Sounds like good news.
So, how did Fox do on June 17?
FoxNews.com posted an article that incorporates quotes from the Fish and Wildlife statement. Headline?
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FOXNews.com and WorldNetDaily reported Sen. Jeff Sessions' attack on Elena Kagan for a donation to Harvard from a Saudi prince that -- according to Sessions -- established a center for Sharia Law. In fact, the gift was given to Harvard University, not Harvard Law School, it did not establish a center for "Sharia Law," and the prince is a major shareholder of Fox News' parent News Corp.
Media are criticizing President Obama's address on the Gulf oil spill as lacking specifics. MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski described such criticism as "drivel" and argued that they would criticize his speech no matter what he says; indeed after past speeches and press conferences, the media attacked him for being too professorial, lecturing, boring, or arrogant.
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FoxNews.com reported yesterday that while President Obama issued a proclamation for the National Day of Prayer, "critics note that Obama, unlike his predecessors, has not held a traditional White House prayer service since he took office":
President Obama issued a proclamation last Friday as his Justice Department appeals a federal judge's ruling last month that the day of prayer is unconstitutional.
"Prayer has been a sustaining way for many Americans of diverse faiths to express their most cherished beliefs, and thus we have long deemed it fitting and proper to publicly recognize the importance of prayer on this day across the Nation," Obama said in the proclamation.
But critics note that Obama, unlike his predecessors, has not held a traditional White House prayer service since he took office.
"Every time I hear the president casually end a speech with 'God Bless America,' I wonder if he realizes that phrase is a prayer -- not another edict from Washington," said Andrea Lafferty, executive director of the Traditional Values Coalition.
"I can't remember a time when America was more in need of God's blessing, but the president doesn't see it," she said.
By "predecessors," FoxNews.com means George W. Bush. According to the Christian Post, Obama's decision not to hold a Prayer Day service at the White House marks a return "to the conventional practice of past administrations besides that of George W. Bush's." Similarly, Dan Gilgoff wrote in a US News & World Report blog post last year:
Historically speaking, the White House's decision to skip a formal event for the National Day of Prayer isn't too big a deal. So far as the National Day of Prayer Task Force can tell, no administration prior to George W. Bush regularly hosted an event to mark the day. But the Obama White House's decision has set many tongues wagging in the media, particularly the conservative and religious press.
After President Obama released a video message highlighting 2010 efforts to turn out the vote among minorities, right-wing media responded with inflammatory rhetoric, including claims that Obama is playing the "race card." Those media figures have ignored that Republicans have issued similar appeals to minority voters.
Last week, Fox Business announced that it would begin airing senior judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano's FoxNews.com show Freedom Watch. Given the show's history, the move raises questions about whether the channel will allow Napolitano to mainstream and promote fringe guests and radical anti-government conspiracy theories.
In contrast to his Fox News colleagues, Napolitano has used his FoxNews.com show to praise and promote two of the most visible leaders of the 9-11 Truth movement, Alex Jones and Jesse Ventura. On Freedom Watch last month, Napolitano called guest Ventura a "champion of exposing government fraud and lies," and promoted Ventura's belief that the government either "participate[d]" in 9-11 or "knew it was going to happen and didn't do very much to stop it."
Napolitano also hosted "the great" Jones to push anti-government conspiracy theories about one-world government and his DVD The Obama Deception, which describes Obama as a "hoax" by the New World Order to impose "forced National Service, domestic civilian spies, warrantless wiretaps, the destruction of the Second Amendment, FEMA camps and Martial Law."
Napolitano is a regular guest on Jones' radio program. Napolitano has called the self-described 9-11 Truth "founding father" a "dear friend" who "we go to" because of "your zeal and your courage and your fearlessness in exposing" the government. Napolitano does not discuss 9-11 Truth conspiracies with Jones in available online videos, and Napolitano indicates in his book Lies the Government Told You that he does not believe the government carried out the 9-11 attacks. However, the Fox News analyst has pushed other anti-government conspiracies about "one world government," seizure of firearms, the suspension of elections, and the creation of a "war" or "crisis" to help President Obama. Napolitano even told Jones' anti-government listeners that if the Founding Fathers were alive today, they'd "probably want to take up arms against" the government.
Napolitano's mainstreaming and praise of the 9-11 Truth leaders is in direct opposition to his Fox News colleagues. While Glenn Beck has promoted numerous anti-government conspiracy theories, he's opposed the 9-11 Truth movement. Beck criticized Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) for associating with Ventura because he is a "9/11 Truther" and "off the deep end." Beck heavily criticized former Obama administration official Van Jones and those associating with him after his name appeared on a 9-11 Truth petition (Van Jones has stated that he believes Al-Qaida caused the attacks and that he was lied to about the petition, which was "something that I never saw and never signed onto"). Despite Beck's denunciations of 9-11 Truthers and those associated with them, Napolitano is a frequent guest host for his Fox News program.
In September 2007, Alex Jones and his "9-11 was an inside job" followers protested Geraldo Rivera's live Fox News program; Geraldo in-turn told the "anarchist" and "nut job" protestors to "get a life." In May 2007, Fox News contributor Michelle Malkin criticized Paul for appearing "on radio shows like 9/11 conspiracy nut Alex Jones." Just last month, FoxNews.com reported that the "government is investigating dozens of death threats to IRS employees" that "were posted in response to an incendiary story on infowars.com, the radical far-right Web site owned by radio host Alex Jones."


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Many of the areas of Vana'diel exhibit weather patterns associated with their regions, from blizzards in the Fauregandi region to sandstorms in the Kuzotz region, with a multitude of patterns in between.
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Other types of "normal" weather are not associated with any of the elements (sunshine, fair, clouds, and fog). Weather for the current day and the next two days can be forecasted by certain Weather Forecast NPCs or by selecting the related option in the Magian Spectacles dialog after using. Weather Forecast NPCs show weather patterns for areas nearby the zone in which the NPC is located while Magian Spectacles will only forecast weather for the area in which the player is located. Outdoor field areas in the same region often exhibit different weather conditions, but dungeon areas typically exhibit the same weather conditions as the field area from which they are entered at any given time. For example, the weather in The Boyahda Tree matches that in The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah.
Just like on Earth, weather in some regions of Vana'diel is strongly subject to seasonality based on the Vana'diel calendar. For example, while it rains fairly frequently in Rolanberry Fields during the early and late months of the year, it almost never rains in the summer months. Similarly, The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah has thunderstorms almost daily during the summer months, but much less frequently in the winter.
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The effects of weather are more than just visual:
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- Elemental Obis obtained from In the Name of Science can be equipped to guarantee the positive (and negative) effects of the current weather on associated magical damage.
- Helix spells will always be impacted by the positive (and negative) weather bonus.
- Twilight Cape enhances this bonus by an additional 5% (+0.05 to the multiplier).
- Iridescence from Iridal Staff or Chatoyant Staff provides an additional chance at a 10% bonus which can proc separately or together with normal weather bonus, increasing the likelihood of a 10% weather bonus and adding the possibility for a 20% bonus.
- In many areas, Elemental monsters of the current weather type appear when weather effects are active. Additionally, there are several notorious monsters that only spawn in certain weather conditions (e.g. Noble Mold).
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- Weather plays a direct role in many magians trials, where certain monsters must be defeated while certain weather conditions are in effect. For these trials, defeating one target while the weather is active will fulfill five objectives towards the trial completion.
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This could have been worse...
Sooner or later an earthquake of significant magnitude will likely hit in our area. If folks think we're "immune" or it can't/won't happen here then they should check with the USGS in Menlo Park to get their latest projections. They are sobering.
While the state, county and many of the Peninsula's local municipal governments have made good progress in preparing for a major natural disaster, most individual homeowners have not done enough, if any, planning for an emergency like an earthquake. The experts now say that individual households need to be ready to survive on their own without utilities and services for seven days and nights.
As individual citizen-residents, we should prepare our homes and families as if the professional responders (e.g., fire/police/EMT's) won't be able to help us at all in the event of an major earthquake. Indeed, should the big one hit, it is highly likely that the first responder will be a neighbor, not a policeman. Many of our local police and fire personnel don't live locally and may not even be able to get to our towns given traffic or the road conditions. Even if they are local, they will likely respond to major problems and events first (e.g., fires, explosions, accidents) and will need to employ some form of triage.
The more we are prepared as individual households and the less dependent we are on municipal services in the time of an emergency, the better off we will be and the faster we can rebound. We can do our families and our police/fire departments and our towns a great service by being better prepared for a major disaster...
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Event Highlights: Russian Voices – A Poetry Symposium and Philosophical Cabaret Event
On Wednesday, November 20, with thanks to the Center for the Humanities, the Jewish Cultural Endowment, the Department of Modern Language and Comparative Literature, and Zephyr Press for their generous support, the Center for the Study of Europe hosted Russian Voices, a day-long celebration of Russian poetry, music, and culture. The event coincided with the launch, by Zephyr Press, of Relocations, an anthology of contemporary Russian poetry by Polina Barskova, Anna Glazova, and Maria Stepanova, edited by Catherine Ciepiela, and translated from the Russian by Catherine Ciepiela, Anna Khasin and Sibelan Forrester. We were delighted to bring the three poets together for the celebration, which featured panel discussions with the poets and their translators, a roundtable discussion moderated by local Russian poet Katia Kapovich, and rollicking "philosophical cabaret" performance by Psoy Korolenko and collaborator Alyona Arenkova. Also participating were BU faculty members Olga Livshin, Yuri Corrigan, and Katherine O'Connor; and Jim Kates from Zephyr Press. For the schedule of events, including bios of the participants, please see our earlier event announcement.
If you were not able to attend the symposium, you can listen recordings of the conversation below. And please support our friends at Zephyr Press by purchasing a copy of Relocations.
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The fall of the Soviet Union released creative energies that have shaped a new Russian poetry. Polina Barskova, Anna Glazova and Maria Stepanova belong to the generation that has led this epochal transformation. Born in the 1970s, they are old enough to have visceral memories of Soviet life but young enough to move adeptly with the new influences, new media and new choices introduced in the post-Soviet era. Together they represent a contemporary Russian culture that reaches beyond national borders: Barskova has emigrated to the US, Glazova is based in Germany and Stepanova is a lifelong Muscovite.
Their generation is also the last one raised on Russian modernism, which these poets are renovating from within. While they possess the modernists' erudition, they decline to worship high culture. They have no patience for modernist mythologies of the poet. They have moved beyond the modernists' death-match with totalitarianism to think critically about politics and culture–Barskova as an historian of Petersburg, Glazova as a theorist and translator of Central European writing, and Stepanova as the editor of an independent online journal. They mistrust lyric emotion, confidently leaving behind Marina Tsvetaeva and Anna Akhmatova as poets of female desire while remaining conscious of themselves as writing women. As this gathering of these poets' work signals, women are more influential in Russian poetry than ever before.
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Join us for a conversation on "Soft Power in Eastern Europe: The Role of Cultural Diplomacy" with Ambassador John Beyerle.
Russia and its sphere of influence have long been the focus of American public diplomacy, and remain a relative bastion of such efforts today, when funding elsewhere have been slashed. In recent years, Russia has also been trying its hand at 'Soft Power,' and yet Joseph Nye–who coined the term in 1990–recently wrote an article in Foreign Policy magazine entitled 'What China and Russia Don't Get About Soft Power.' As Ambassador to the Russian Federation (2008-2012) and to Bulgaria (2005-2008), as well as in previous stints in Moscow John Beyrle was a proponent of American cultural diplomacy, and a great specialist on not only Eastern-European politics, but the region's culture. This event will explore what works and what doesn't in the region and why cultural diplomacy matters. The conversation will be moderated by Anna Winestein, Visiting Researcher at the Center for the Study of Europe and Executive Director of the Ballets Russes Cultural Partnership.
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John Beyrle served as an American diplomat for more than three decades, in foreign postings and domestic assignments focused on Central and Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, and Russia. He was twice appointed ambassador: to Bulgaria (2005-08), and to Russia (2008-12). Ambassador Beyrle's diplomatic service included two earlier tours at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, including as Deputy Chief of Mission. He also served as Counselor for Political and Economic Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in the Czech Republic, and member of the U.S. Delegation to the CFE Arms Control Negotiations in Vienna. His Washington assignments included Special Adviser to the Secretary of State for the New Independent States, and Director for Russian, Ukrainian and Eurasian Affairs on the staff of the National Security Council.
Ambassador Beyrle received the Presidential Meritorious Service Awardduring the Administration of George W. Bush, and the Presidential Distinguished Service Award from President Obama. In 2012 Secretary of State Clinton presented him with the Distinguished Service Award, the State Department's highest honor. He retired from the Foreign Service in 2012. Amb. Beyrle serves on the Board of Directors of the US-Russia Foundation and Eurasia Foundation, and provides consulting services to non-profit and corporate clients.
This event is organized by the The Ballets Russes Cultural Partnership and co-presented with the Center for the Study of Europe. Attendance at this special event is limited. Kindly RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, December 9.
The Ballets Russes in 1913 (10/10/13)
Join us for a talk by Center for the Study of Europe Visiting Researcher Anna Winestein. The Rite of Spring, which premiered one hundred years ago this year, was one of the seminal choreographic and musical compositions of the 20th century, and centenary celebrations have been taking place around the world. But 1913 was an important turning point for the Ballets Russes in other ways. This talk explores some of the other developments of that year for the most influential performing company in history, whose legacy transformed dance, music, visual art and performance in Europe, the US and the world. A special focus is on The Tragedy of Salomé, the other ballet premiered by the Ballets Russes in 1913.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
5 to 6:30 PM
Department of International Relations, 154 Bay State Road, 2nd floor
Anna Winestein, Visiting Scholar at the CSE and Executive Director of the Ballets Russes Cultural Partnership, is an historian of Russian art and theater and a cultural entrepreneur. She is a BU alum, graduate of CFA, CAS and GRS.
Russian Voices Symposium and Philosophical Cabaret (11/20/13)
Join us on Wednesday, November 20, for Russian Voices: Readings and Conversations with contemporary Russian poets Polina Barskova, Anna Glazova, and Maria Stepanova. This event celebrates the release by Zephyr Press of Relocations, a new anthology of Russian poetry, and brings together the three poets whose works are collected in the book and two of their English language translators: Catherine Ciepiela and Sibelan Forrester. Also participating are local poet Katia Kapovich; BU faculty members Olga Livshin, Yuri Corrigan, and Katherine O'Connor; and Jim Kates from Zephyr Press.
The symposium features individual panel discussions with each of the poets and a concluding roundtable, to be moderated by Katia Kapovich (see schedule below). The poetry sessions will be followed by a "philosophical cabaret" performance featuring Russian Jewish singer and songwriter Psoy Korolenko and musical collaborator Alyona Alyonkova, a reception, and a book-signing. The performance, entitled "Russian Riches," contains compositions based on texts by Russian poets of the 20th century. The project, as Psoy Korolenko describes it, attempts to realize the cultural and spiritual connection between generations:
We consider this repertoire to be a certain kind of "edutainment" project, and see those involved in Slavic and Russian studies abroad as an important target audience. In 2007, "The Cardboard House'' based on Mikhail Kuzmin's poem became a certain kind of a musical logo for Kuzmin's readings at UCLA. And now that our new CD is released the same year with the Relocations book, we feel honored and lucky to be with Russian Voices at BU.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Boston University Photonics Center, 8 St. Mary's Street, 9th floor
11:30 – 11:45 AM Welcome Katherine O'Connor (Boston University) and Jim Kates (Zephyr Press)
11:45 AM – 1 PM Panel I Polina Barskova and Catherine Ciepiela
1 – 2 PM Lunch
2 PM – 3:15 PM Panel II Anna Glazova and Olga Livshin
3:15 – 3:30 PM Break
3:30 – 4:45 PM Panel III Maria Stepanova and Sibelan Forrester
4:45 – 5 PM Break
5 – 7 PM Roundtable: Polina Barskova, Catherine Ciepiela, Anna Glazova, Olga Livshin, Maria Stepanova, Sibelan Forrester, and Yuri Corrigan. Moderated by Katia Kapovich
7 – 9 PM Reception, book-signing and "Russian Riches performance with Psoy Kolorenko and Alyona Alyonkova
All events are free and open to the public. Join us for all or part of the celebration!
Sponsored by the Center for the Study of Europe and the Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature, the literary journal AGNI and Zephyr Press. With support from the Center for the Humanities at Boston University and the Jewish Cultural Endowment.
Participant Bios
Polina Barskova, who was born and raised in St. Petersburg, emigrated to the United States in 1998 after graduating from St. Petersburg University with a degree in Classics; she went on to receive a Slavic PhD from UC Berkeley and now teaches at Hampshire College. She was a child prodigy, publishing her first book at age fifteen, and since then has continued to develop and publish at an amazing rate, with some eight books of poetry to her name (including The Lamentable City [Tupelo, 2010] and The Zoo in Winter [Melville 2010]). Her poems are often autobiographically based but they are not, in any simple sense, confessional; for her, quotidian scenes are occasions to magnify experience with the full power of the mind and senses, leading one critic to describe her as a Romantic.
Anna Glazova has a similar life trajectory to Barskova's. She received her earliest education in the Soviet system, moved to Frankfurt, Germany to study comparative literature at the Goethe-Universität, then received a PhD from Northwestern University. Her first book of poetry, Let Water (Pust' I voda) appeared in 2003, followed by Loop. Unhalved (Petlia. Nevpolovinu) in 2008. If Barskova is interested in moving the past into the present, Glazova pushes Russian poetry along another axis, toward another cultural tradition. A specialist in modern German literature, she has done major translations of German authors into Russian, including Robert Walser, Unica Zürn and, most importantly, Paul Celan.
Maria Stepanova continues to reside in her native Moscow. She is a founder and editor of the online journal openspace.ru, an opinion-maker for young intellectuals, and she is a well-known cultural commentator. Since 2003 when her first three books of poems appeared, she has published new work regularly and to acclaim. She combines a journalistic attention to contemporary politics and social problems – her poem "the Aviator" references the war in Chechnya – with wildly inventive, phantasmagorical scenarios. She is most famous for plot-driven "ballads" that she describes as a kind of prose, hence the title of her famous long poem "Prose of Ivan Sidorov" ("Proza Ivana Sidorova").
Moderator Katia Kapovich is a bilingual poet writing in English and Russian. Born in Kishinev, Moldova, she emigrated from the Soviet Union, where she was a member of a literary dissident movement, in 1990. She is the author of five collections of Russian verse and of a book of English language poetry, Gogol in Rome (Salt, 2004), shortlisted for the Jerwood Alderburgh Prize 2005 in England. Her English poems have also appeared in the London Review of Books, The New Republic, The Independent, Harvard Review, Ploughshares, The American Scholar, The Antioch Review, Jacket, and numerous other periodicals. She received the 2001 Witter Bynner Fellowship from the US Library of Congress. In 2007 she was Poet-in-Residence at Amherst College. With her husband, the poet Philip Nikolaiev, she co-edits Fulcrum: an annual of poetry and aesthetics.
Psoy Korolenko is the stage-name of well-known Russian songwriter, singer, performer, critic and slavist, Pavel Eduardovich Lion. Performing primarily on keyboard instruments like the Casio sequencer in accordion timbre, Psoy experiments with various song traditions while singing in seven different language, including Russian, Yiddish, English and French. He draws musical inspiration from Tom Lehrer, Tiny Tim, Russian bard songs, Jewish street musicians and Russian rock music. Psoy is often compared to a modern skomorokhs – a medieval East Slavic actor who sings, dances, plays musical instruments and composes their own music and dramatic performances. His live show uses elements of artistic conceptualism and authentic folklore tradition and is described as a deep psychological process and an existential experience.
Alyona Alyonkova (real name Alyona Arenkova) is a prize winning pianist, composer and arranger. She lives and works in St. Petersburg. In collaboration with Psoy Korolenko, she has released two CD's of "Russkoe Bogatstvo" (Russian Riches) programs.
The "Russian Voices" symposium is organized in tandem with our "European Voices" series – an ongoing series of conversations with artists and writers, activists and intellectuals exploring questions at the intersection of politics and culture, generously funded by the European Commission Delegation in Washington DC. It addresses similar questions of language, culture, nation, history, and the role of the poet in society.
Center for the Study of Europe Launches Russian Film Series (Fall 2013)
During the fall of 2013, our focus at the Center for the Study of Europe is on Russia. The Russian Voices Film Series is intended to complement our forthcoming Russian Voices Symposium and Philosophical Cabaret. The poets, musicians, and filmmakers featured in the series are each, in their own way, engaged in re-thinking oppositions such as "classic vs pop," "serious vs. light," "official (Soviet) vs. dissident," "national vs. international," and "mainstream vs. alternative" in the Russian culture of the late 20th century and in re-contextualizing these oppositions in the 21st century via unorthodox and innovative genres, linking poetry to theater, music and performance art. The Russian Voices program is being organized in the context of a larger "European Voices" series, which is funded by the European Commission Delegation. It addresses similar questions of language, culture, nation, history, and the role of the artist in society, and targets a similar broad audience of students, faculty, and members of the public. Our interest in both programs is in facilitating "conversations across disciplines."
The Russian Voices Film Series is jointly sponsored by the Center for the Study of Europe and the Department of Modern Languages and Comparative Literature, which welcomes two new Russian language faculty this fall: Yuri Corrigan, Assistant Professor of Russian and Comparative Literature, and Olga Livshin, Lecturer in Russian.
Monday, September 30 @ 6 PM
Film Screening: Stilyagi ("Hipsters")
Please join us for a screening of Valeriy Todorovskiy's 2008 film Hipsters!
Featuring an all-starcast, dynamic script and slick cinematography, Stilyagi takes the viewer on an epic joy ride through 1955 Moscow, two years after Stalin's death. At the height of the Cold War in the Soviet Union, the titular stilyagi were a bunch of Western-oriented hipsters who loved jazz, exhibited questionable morals and enjoyed dressing with style. Mels (Anton Shagin), a seemingly brainwashed member of the Communist youth group Komsomol, falls in love with Polza (Oksana Akinshina) while raiding an illegal underground nightclub . Polza invites Mels to join her and her friends on "Broadway" and Mels is dumbfounded when he shows up to the party dressed plainly and looking apologetic. Striving to win Polza's attention, Mels utimately abandons Komsomol and joins the stilyagl, chasing after Polza comically throughout the rest of the film as he learns to play the saxophone, dance jazz,and dress like a movie star.
Introduced by Anna Winestein, Visiting Researcher, Center for the Study of Europe
Monday, October 21 @ 6 PM
Film Screening: Svadba ("The Wedding")
Please join us for a screening of The Wedding (2000), directed by Pavel Lungin!
In a small mining village near Moscow the wedding of Michka and Tania is being prepared. Tania, Michka's child love, is back from Moscow. In the family of Michka, this wedding does not delight anybody. The father, hero of the village, sees all the guests he'll have to feed. The grandfather sees, him,with an evil eye "this creature" entering the family and the mother cries for the fate of her son. But the wedding starts, without money, maybe without bride… A true spectacle where all is possible, whereas worst or best, where the limits vanish, where the drama is as close as happiness.
Pavel Lungin: This project was born from questions which torment me and for which I have no answers. How does the Russian people survive in year 2000 ? I do not speak about great misfortunes : war, the Maffia or the corruption, but about the everyday life. What became the family, love, childhood, friendship ? Did people change ? Can they change ? I've desired to paint through situations sometimes funny, sometimes tragic, the collective portrait of a mining provincial town, that of Lipki, a small borough 200 kilometers from Moscow. There, the time seems to be stopped : socialism era is over and the new life hasn't started yet. The main actors are surrounded by the inhabitants of Lipki, images of these people forgotten by their government, the artists and the whole world. These million Russians lost in the middle of their country. The main character of film, Michka, is ingenuous, "idiotic" in the sense of Dostoïevski, someone for whom sacrifice is as natural as breathing. In Russia, a proverb says : "Without a right man, a village cannot exist." This is the key sentence of this film, because as long as in Russia the force and the kindness of people like Michka will remain, this country will always have forces.
Introduced by Yuri Corrigan, Assistant Professor of Russian & Comparative Literature.
Monday, October 28 @ 6 PM
Film Screening and Director Talk: "My Perestroika" with Robin Hessman
Reception to follow
Join us for a screening of My Perestroika and a conversation with Director, Producer, and Cinematographer Robin Hessman. My Perestroika follows five ordinary Russians living in extraordinary times — from their sheltered Soviet childhood, to the collapse of the Soviet Union during their teenage years, to the constantly shifting political landscape of post-Soviet Russia. Together, these childhood classmates paint a complex picture of the dreams and disillusionment of those raised behind the Iron Curtain. [More about the film]
Robin Hessman graduated from Brown University with a dual degree in Russian and Film. She received her graduate degree in film directing from the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography (VGIK) in Moscow (with a "red diploma" of honors). She received an Academy Award® in 1994 – with co-director James Longley – for their student film, Portrait of Boy with Dog. During her eight years living in Russia, Robin worked for the Children's Television Workshop as the on-site producer of Ulitsa Sezam, the original Russian-language Sesame Street. [More about Hessman]


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UHV MASO to Host Membership Drive
The Mexican American Student Organization at the University of Houston-Victoria will host a membership drive on Friday, March 2, from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. in the Alcorn Auditorium on the UHV campus, 3007 N. Ben Wilson, in Victoria.
The event—which will feature a viewing of the Academy Award® nominated movie "The Motorcycle Diaries"—will highlight the service and social opportunities available through MASO. All interested individuals are invited to attend the free event.
"MASO is a great organization that helps raise funds for citizens and provides service hours within our community," said Yolanda Gonzales, student president for MASO. "Our goal is to promote the general, social, economic, cultural and educational advancement of Hispanic Americans."
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