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November 15th, 2006 #1
Wolf's first steps in the world of art
I can't type/write/read yet, let alone in English, so i'll just have my papa post images for me.
You're very welcome to leave a comment, remember that a picture means so much more to me than words (icons rule )
First batch include:
a pirate's head (green paper)
a hippo (red+black conté)
a concept for a character named "masaikan"
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November 15th, 2006 #3Originally Posted by Wolfje
November 15th, 2006 #4
got a chance to do an overpaint on one of papa's paints >
November 15th, 2006 #5
doing paint overs already?
Welcome to CA! oh smiley smileys...
can't wait to see more!! cheers, Min!
November 15th, 2006 #6
Bwahahahaha, you're totally hardcore! Keep rocking. You should ask your daddy sometime to do a painting of one of your designs. That would be neat.
November 15th, 2006 #7
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Acctually, on a serious note, I see lots of talent already
Keep on rocking dude, you be kicking your daddy's ass quick
November 15th, 2006 #8
hey wolf!!! i love your work!! but you beat me up using your jedi powers
November 15th, 2006 #9
hey wolfje! eva hier! nu ben je bij de grote kindjes de appel en de boom, hoe mooi
hier kan je je mooie tekeningen tonen van en en vanalles!
dikke zoenen
November 22nd, 2006 #10
one with daddy, he was supposed to be working on his stoopid storyboards :p
November 22nd, 2006 #11
Better go kick your dad and tell him you want a wiii. He'll get back to work then. Cool collab though!
November 22nd, 2006 #12
just a wee kid and you already have daddy beat by a long shot! Good going little fella!
November 24th, 2006 #13
here's one i made together with eva, and we sent it to Sinterklaas (which is sortof like the original gangsta version of santaclaus, for those who don't know him). He has a white horse which he uses for everything... so yea.. daddy mentioned there was a certian degree of ambiguity in my drawing here, but i'm too young to get that i guess

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The present invention provides a solution to the problem of providing a cost effective means of enhancing the pleasure of an attendee at a musical or dramatic or other type of public performance, or at a large classroom or other teaching venue, through a system and method for collecting video images and text at a performance, transmitting these data to authorized individual viewing devices in an attendee's possession at the performance venue, the attendee being able to select the video image desired or text or a combination of both for viewing at the attendee's location.
1. An apparatus for viewing video, text or a combination of both in a symphonic, operatic, classroom, or other performance setting, the apparatus comprising:
a viewing device having a display, a memory, a processing unit and a control panel, the viewing device for use by an attendee; and
a control program in the memory adaptable to receive and display video images, or text data or both, the data and/or images being received from a transmission system, the transmission system operating in a performance venue to receive video and text data and retransmit the video and text data to the viewing device.
2. The apparatus of
3. The apparatus of
4. A system for permitting attendees at a performance to selectively view video data or text data or both by use of a viewing device, the system comprising:
one or more video cameras for inputting video data images of performers, wherein the performers may be musicians, conductors, singers, actors, dancers, teachers or other speakers;
one or more input terminals for inputting text into the system;
a central control unit for receiving the video data and the text data, the central control unit having input/output units, memory, a processing unit and a short range transmission capability; and
one or more attendee viewing devices capable of receiving video and text transmissions from the central control unit.
5. The system of
6. The system of
7. A method for enhancing the enjoyment of attendees at a performance, the method comprising the steps of:
obtaining an attendee viewing device;
turning the attendee viewing device on to cause it to log-on to a viewing system located in a venue of the performance; and
selecting on the attendee viewing device a video image from a camera in the viewing system or selecting text provided by the viewing system, or selecting a combination of video and text for display on a split screen.
8. The method of
9. The method of
10. The method of
11. A system for permitting attendees at a performance to selectively view video or text or both, the system comprising: m
means for viewing video or text or both for the performance in a seat location in a venue of the performance;
means for collecting video and or text relating to the performance and for retransmitting the video or text data to nearby qualified viewing devices.
12. The system of
This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/ 163,893 filed Nov. 5, 1999, which is incorporated fully herein by reference.
This invention relates to the field of communications systems. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method and system for controllably viewing video images of a performance and/or text related thereto.
It has been observed by symphony and opera conductors, directors and general managers, that audiences are shrinking for classical music and opera partly because younger people are not joining the audiences in as large numbers as they previously did. College professors teaching very large classes have similarly worried about helping younger students to be more attentive in such large venues.
Various methods have been implemented in the past to improve attendance at such functions. In opera houses, supertitles are generally now used, wherein the language of the opera (such as German for example) is translated into the language of the audience; that is, into English in the US or the United Kingdom; into French in France; into Spanish in Spain; etc. This has improved the experience for those not fluent in the language of the performance. Similarly, Opera houses and Symphony Orchestras have invited the public to selected rehearsals and to pre-performance background discussions of the works to be performed, or of the authors of the works, or discussions of the mechanical aspects of the production itself.
Another method of addressing the general problem of improving the personal involvement of attendees at large venues, such as symphonies, operas or even large college classrooms, has involved the use of large video screens, either hanging large TV screens from the ceiling so that a thousand students, huddled in groups under the screens, can see the distant professor and blackboard; a very dismal way to be educated, or by having large TV screens strategically placed around the symphony or opera venue so that attendees a distance away from the stage can have a feeling of participation in the event.
However, none of these devices has addressed the interests per se of younger people. In an attempt to address this problem, it is thought that younger people might enjoy classical music more if they understood it better and if the performance had some elements of a 'participation sport'. Similarly, it is thought that being able to provide supertitles in several languages, selectable by the attendee, would enhance attendance by many more in our multi-ethnic societies. This participative effort would require a screen for each attendee, since economics appears to dictate having very large classes and large symphony halls and Opera auditoria.
A technical problem presently exists in the attempt to provide such an individual viewing device for each attendee in that the cost of such a device must be minimal, the means for transmitting must be flexible and cost effective, and the media transmitted and displayed must be adaptive to the concerns and desires of the individual attendee without impinging on the rights of and enjoyment of the neighboring attendees.
The use of a standard personal computer laptop, such as the Apple™ iBook™ is overkill and too costly as a viewing device for the solution to this problem. In a preferred solution, a system would be needed having a low power TV transmitter, effective only within the concert/performance hall, together with a simplified flat panel TV receiver device, of size somewhere between a cell phone display and a laptop computer display, having some ability to get audience feedback without wiring. Each channel of information could use a different pretuned carrier frequency.
These is a need in the art for a system and method for cost effectively capturing the video images of performers and lecturers in a performance venue, for transmitting such video images and related textual data to attendees at the performance, whereby the attendees can selectively view at their seat, different video images, text (musical scores, supertitles in several languages, and other related text) or a combination of both, in order to enhance the experience of attending the performance.
The present invention provides a solution to the needs described above through a system and method for collecting video images and text at a performance, transmitting these data to authorized individual viewing devices in an attendees possession at the performance venue, the attendee being able to select the video image desired or text or a combination of both for viewing at the attendees location.
A system is disclosed for permitting attendees at a public performance to selectively view video, text or a combination of both by use of a viewing device. The system contains one or more video cameras for inputting video images of performers such as musicians, conductors, singers, dancers and lecturers/speakers; contains one or more input devices for inputting text data into the system; contains a central control device for receiving the video and text data, for storing these data and for transmitting these data via a short range transmission system, whereby one or more attendees through the use of individual viewing devices can selectively view a video image of a performer, related text of a combination of both at the attendees seat
Also disclosed is an apparatus for viewing video, text or a combination of both by an attendee at a symphony, opera, classroom lecture or other public performance, the apparatus having a display, memory, processing unit, control panel, and a control program in the processing unit memory adaptable to receive short range wireless transmissions of video data, text data or both, and to display selective images as chosen by the attendee.
A method is disclosed for enhancing the enjoyment of attendees at a public performance which includes: obtaining an attendee viewing device; turning on the viewing device to have it registered with a viewing system located in the venue of the performance; and selecting on the viewing device a video image of a performer or text or a combination of both, the video images and text being transmitted in a wireless mode by the viewing system and received by the attendee viewing device. Still other embodiments of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description, wherein is shown and described only the embodiments of the invention by way of illustration of the best modes contemplated for carrying out the invention. As will be realized, the invention is capable of modification in various obvious aspects, all without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the drawings and detailed description are to be regarded as illustrative in nature and not restrictive.
The features and advantages of the system and method of the present invention will be apparent from the following description in which:
The present invention provides a solution to the problem of providing a cost effective means of enhancing the pleasure of an attendee at a musical or dramatic or other type of public performance, through a system and method for collecting video images and text at a performance, transmitting these data to authorized individual viewing devices in an attendee's possession at the performance venue, the attendee being able to select the video image desired or text or a combination of both for viewing at the attendee's location.
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The environment in which the present invention is used is now described with reference to
In the preferred embodiment of the invention each attendee in an auditorium could be provided with an inexpensive wireless viewing device which could be used unobtrusively without interfering with the person sitting in an adjacent seat. Without the expense of wiring each seat, the viewer would have a touchpad with a few buttons that allow him/her to choose to view the musical score as the piece is played, or see opera supertitles in one of several languages, or a close-up view of the French horn section whenever it has the solo part, or the trumpets, or the cellos etc. The viewer could also choose to watch the conductor's sweating face. This strategy is one commonly used during TV shows of symphony music. Television cameramen trained to focus the telephoto lens on the currently important part of the orchestra are very skillful at this. Thus the audience can have a sense of sitting in the midst of the orchestra or opera stage, of following the score and/or libretto, and of seeing in detail what is happening 'where the action is'.
Referring now to
In an alternative embodiment, a simpler system would consist of a TV transmitter broadcasting all channels simultaneously, the channel selection to be done by the viewer as in a conventional TV receiver. More complex server technology is needed if it is desired to keep track of how attendees are using the system.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention it is expected that the attendee viewing devices would be devices having a Sun Microsystems Inc.™ Java™ operating system and a JINI™ capable system therein, with the server 221 being a JINI server. The entire system could be a Java/JINI based system with the video cameras 201, 203, 204 and the text input devices 213 215 and their related servers 207, 211 also being JINI compatible devices. Java and JINI are program systems provided by Sun Microsystems, Inc. and are well known to those skilled in these arts. JINI is described in more detail in the document titled "Jini(TM) Device Architecture Specification" which can be found at the Sun Microsystems web site www.sun.com/jini/whitepapers/ and which is incorporated fully herein by reference.
Alternative embodiments can include other plug-and-participate devices such as those provided by other network technologies complimentary to JINI, such as Bluetooth™, JetSend™ and HAVI™.
Bluetooth is a technology specification for low-cost, short range radio links among PDAs, laptops, mobile phones, and other portable devices. When two Bluetooth devices come close to each other, they automatically detect each other and establish a network connection. This is a network transport protocol that could be used to allow attendee viewing devices to be connected to a JINI compatible system without being physically connected. Bluetooth is being developed by IBM Corporation™, Intel Corporation™, Nokia Corporation™, Telephon AB™, L. M. Ericsson™ and Toshiba Corporation™.
Other technologies like Motorola's™ Piano, which can be built on top of Bluetooth, specifies what sort of information they exchange and how they communicate. It and other operating systems, like Symbian Ltd.s™ Epoc32 for cell phones, can support JINI technology.
Hewlett Packard's™ JetSend technology is another example of a service protocol that allows devices to intelligently negotiate information exchange. Similarly HAVI (Home Audio-Video interoperability) is a specification for home networks of consumer electronic devices such as CD players, televisions, VCRs, digital cameras etc. HAVI is an example of where a bridge protocol would be needed to share information between HAVI compatible devices and a JINI compatible system. HAVI is being developed by Grundig A. G.™, Hitachi Ltd.™, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd.™, Phillips Electronics N.V.™, Sharp Corporation™, Sony Corporation™, Thompson Multimedia S. A.™, and Toshiba Corporation™.
Still another embodiment can make use of newly announced "Zipper-VDSL" technology from STMicroelectronics™ and Swedish Telecom operator Telia™, which is based on a new generation of silicon chips that are inexpensive to produce and capable of delivering full-motion video over ordinary phone lines at speeds 10 times faster than ADSL (asynchronous digital subscriber line) technology.
An exemplary attendee viewing device 300 is illustrated in
In the theatrical/musical performance setting, an alternative viewing device would include a pair of virtual glasses for viewing in a less obtrusive way for neighboring attendees with the glasses connected by wire to a small control box having the buttons, memory, processor, wireless receiver and JINI/Java or other plug-and-participate technology.
In the classroom setting, an alternative viewing device will have a connection to plug in a student's laptop computer, whereby text received by the viewing device (or laptop directly) can be stored for later viewing by the student attendee. Such text materials would be class notes, agenda, and other handouts from the instructor which could be received and viewed later so as not to interfere with the student's attention to the lecture itself.
In an alternative embodiment, the viewer can have a mechanism for the attendee to provide a response or question to the performer/lecturer if requested to do so by them. These features are not available from a video tape and would be a reason for the attendee to want to come to a live performance enhanced by the availability of the present invention.
Having described the invention in terms of a preferred embodiment, it will be recognized by those skilled in the art that various types of general purpose computer hardware may be substituted for the configuration described above to achieve an equivalent result. Similarly, it will be appreciated that arithmetic logic circuits are configured to perform each required means in the claims for performing the various features of video image processing, text processing, wireless receipt and transmission to short range viewing devices. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications and variations of the preferred embodiment are possible, such as different types or makes or configurations of viewing devices, different makes and types of video cameras and text input devices, different wireless communications systems, all of which fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention as measured by the following claims.
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and his colleague Jason Southam, 40, will be treading the equivalent in distance of two and a third marathons, at just over 62 miles, in a bid to raise £5,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
The dynamic duo will have to walk 6.6km or 4.1 miles an hour, to get to from London to Brighton on time.
James, 33 and wife Carla, 32, an IT test manager, discovered their youngest daughter's condition just two weeks ago, leaving them shocked but resolved to do everything in their power to help the infant.
"It's a massive blow when you read all the statistics about it," said James. "It's devastating, but for the sake of our two-year-old daughter, Emily, we've got to get on with it and do the best we can.
"It's not something you ever think about until it happens to you. Hopefully our story might prompt people to check if they carry the CF gene."
Cystic Fibrosis is one of the UK's most common life-threatening, inherited diseases, which affects the internal organs, especially the lungs and digestive system, by clogging them with thick sticky mucus. This makes it hard to breathe and digest food.
Half of people with CF will live past 41 years of age but developments in science are extending lifespans all the time.
James and Carla have a rigorous daily physiotherapy routine to go through with little Chloe, to ensure her lungs remain clear. She also has to be fed enzymes, which help break down the food in her digestive system.
And so a rigorous training plan has been constructed to smash the £5,000 target, to raise as much as possible to help research into a cure.
James added: "It's only been a week since I decided to do this walk and we've raised more than £1,000 already.
"We haven't got long to train. We've been supplied with a training schedule, so we are going to try and stick to that as much as possible. We'll try and motivate each other."
To donate to the London 2 Brighton Challenge visit www.justgiving.com/shorts-group
Chloe's condition was first discovered as the result of a heel prick test carried out on all newborns. A tiny amount of blood was taken from Chloe's heel and tested for cystic fibrosis, sickle cell disease and three other conditions. It revealed a borderline likelihood of cystic fibrosis, which on further testing, proved positive.
Cystic fibrosis is a rare condition that affects how the lungs work and makes it difficult for the body to digest food. It affects only one in 2,400 babies born in the UK.
A baby inherits cystic fibrosis through a faulty gene, that controls the way salt is absorbed by the body.
Too much salt and not enough water is allowed to pass into the body's cells. This turns the secretions, which normally lubricate our organs, into a thick, sticky mucus. This mucus blocks the airways in the lungs and clogs the digestive system.


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How to Sew Patriotic Red, White and Blue Bunting
Forget plastic, store-bought Fourth of July decorations. This year, opt for traditional handmade patriotic bunting. These swags can be made in any size and customized further with applique stars.
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- red cotton twill fabric 7" long x 30" wide
- white cotton twill fabric 7" long x 60" wide and 2" long x 40" wide
- blue cotton twill fabric 7" long x 55" wide (2 strips)
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Gather and Stitch Center
Thread length of red thread on needle and knot at one end. Pleat the top edge of red fabric and pinch tightly with fingers (Image 1). Insert needle in pleats and pull through until knot catches. Stitch back and forth through pleats until fabric is secured (Image 2). Tip: Use a thimble or fingernail edge to push needle through, if necessary.
Pin and Sew White Stripe
Fan out red fabric. Pleat white fabric and pin to the bottom edge of red stripe (Image 1). Fold seam over, so right sides are together and raw fabric edges are facing the same direction. Sew, removing pins along the way (Image 2). Tip: To keep pleats even, pin left and right sides first. Pull fabric back to find the center point. Pin the center of the white stripe to the center of the red stripe. Divide fabric further into quarters and eighths. Pleat in small sections and pin.
Pin and Sew Blue Stripe
Open red and white stripe seam and fan out. Pin and sew blue stripe in same manner as red, always making sure raw fabric edges are facing the same direction (Images 1 and 2).
Hem Blue Stripe
Fold blue fabric under two times, making an approximately 1/2-inch hem (Image 1). Press and pin in place (Image 2). Stitch on sewing machine and remove pins.
Press and Sew Header
Press 4 x 40-inch strip of white fabric. Fold left and right sides under one inch and bottom edge less than 1/2 inch (Image 1). Press hems. Fold white header strip over top of bunting swag with hemmed edge on front side. Pin into place (Image 2). Sew left and right sides out from the center point into place, removing pins as you go. The center pleat will be too thick for most sewing machines, so stitch by hand with a needle and thread (Image 3).
Add Grommets
Measure 1 1/2 inches from the outside edge of header strip. Use sharp scissors to cut small hole (Image 1). Insert large eyelet and use a kit and a hammer to attach both halves of the grommet (Images 2 and 3). Repeat on other side and four inches to the left and right of center for a total of four grommets. Proudly display your completed bunting by hanging it along a porch rail, banister or under a window.
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But the closing gap is bringing Obama questions about whether there's just something missing from this messenger who's been nursing a lead late in the game.
Karl Rove, in his Wall Street Journal column: "Voters saw in the Philadelphia debate the responses of a vitamin-deficient Stevenson act-a-like. And in the closing days of the Pennsylvania primary, they saw him alternate between whining about his treatment by Mrs. Clinton and the press, and attacking Sen. John McCain by exaggerating and twisting his words. No one likes a whiner," Rove writes. "Mr. Obama is near victory in the Democratic contest, but it is time for him to reset, freshen his message and say something new."
Time's Joe Klein sees wide damage in the Democratic Party -- a diminished Clinton brand, and a distinctly less attractive Obama. Obama "entered the primary as a fresh breeze and left it stale, battered and embittered -- still the mathematical favorite for the nomination but no longer the darling of his party," Klein writes.
Columnist Robert Novak sees Obama trapped in a racial box. "The sudden emergence of Obama as an extraordinary candidate who could transcend race and ideology seemed to indicate an escape route from this dilemma. But Bill Clinton sought to label Obama as his wife's black opponent, and Obama -- who has lost every high-population state to Clinton except Georgia and his own state of Illinois -- has been increasingly identified as bearing the ideological burdens that brought down Democratic nominees George McGovern, Walter Mondale and Michael Dukakis."
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Following Samsung's release of a Galaxy S4 with the Snapdragon 800 SoC and LTE-Advanced support — the first smartphone in the world with LTE-A support — SK Telecom has launched the world's first LTE-Advanced network in South Korea. The new network, which is technically the world's first true 4G network, is capable of download speeds of 150Mbps. A download speed of 150Mbps is about twice that of normal LTE, or around 10 times the max speed of 3G. According to SK Telecom, users will be able to download an 800MB movie in 40 seconds using the new network.
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There is one incredibly important field of modern technology that has always proven to be a bit of an impenetrable enigma for ExtremeTech: The hardware used by mobile carriers. We know in general terms how a cell site works, but for the most part the actual hardware and software being used is a proprietary black box. That's why it's very exciting when a mobile carrier such as Sprint invites a tech blog to take a close look at one of its new LTE cell sites in San Francisco.
A new solution for the spectrum crunch: Spectrum sharing June 4, 2013 at 10:36 am
There are few radio frequencies that can be allocated exclusively for mobile operators. Given how compressed most frequencies are, it becomes increasingly unlikely for more spectrum to be freed up for operators to use exclusively for cellular service. Enter spectrum sharing.
Intel unveils Merrifield smartphones, Bay Trail Android tablets, and fanless Haswell June 4, 2013 at 7:09 am
At Computex 2013 in Taiwan, Intel has finally gone into detail on its upcoming mobile parts — Haswell, Merrifield, Bay Trail — and the other exciting technologies that make up each platform. Intel showed off a fanless tablet, based on its new ultra-low-power 6W Haswell parts, showed off tablets and ultrabooks with the the new integrated Iris (HD 5000) graphics, and confirmed that, with Bay Trail, it's marching into the Android tablet market.
Verizon Wireless' strategy to improve LTE: Small cells May 24, 2013 at 12:15 pm
Last year, Verizon acquired a large chunk of AWS licenses throughout the country from the cable companies. At the time, Verizon merely stated that they would be used to enhance the LTE network. Now, Verizon has announced its strategy, and it involves small cells.
700MHz mobile spectrum: A sad tale of regulatory and interoperability failure May 1, 2013 at 9:00 am
In 2008, the FCC auctioned off some of the frequencies freed up from the transition to digital television. The auction was a financial success for the FCC, but a series of events post-auction made it a competitive and interoperability failure.
T-Mobile USA launches LTE network with breathtaking speeds March 27, 2013 at 7:52 am
Earlier today, T-Mobile officially announced the launch of LTE service. With this launch, all four major carriers now offer LTE service in the United States. Unlike its competitors, T-Mobile is ready to offer a fairly consistent and fantastic experience on both HSPA+ and LTE.
T-Mobile iPhone 5: The ultimate American iPhone, and cheaper too March 27, 2013 at 6:23 am
Earlier today, T-Mobile announced that it will offer the iPhone 5 to customers for its network. With this announcement, all four major carriers now offer it. But T-Mobile's iPhone is better than the others, in some subtle, but important ways.
Samsung Galaxy S4's hexaband LTE is awesome, but the US won't ever see it March 26, 2013 at 10:53 am
When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S4 to the world, it promised that it would be a truly global phone by supporting more bands than any other LTE-enabled device. It is a bold promise that Samsung won't be able to back up in the USA.
Government approves T-Mobile + MetroPCS merger, believes in LTE heaven March 13, 2013 at 9:15 am
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The city of De Soto brush pile is now open from 8 a.m. to noon the first and third Saturday of each month.
The brush pile is just west of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad tracks on 79th Street.
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Philadelphia Divided: Race & Politics in the City of Brotherly Loveby James Wolfinger
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In a detailed study of life and politics in Philadelphia between the 1930s and the 1950s, James Wolfinger demonstrates how racial tensions in working-class neighborhoods and on job sites shaped the contours of mid-twentieth-century liberal and conservative politics. As racial divisions fractured the working class, he argues, Republican leaders exploited these racial fissures to reposition their party as the champion of ordinary white citizens besieged by black demands and overwhelmed by liberal government orders. By analyzing Philadelphia's workplaces and neighborhoods, Wolfinger shows the ways in which politics played out on the personal level. He highlights how the Republican Party reinvented itself in the mid-twentieth century by using race-based politics to destroy the Democrats' fledgling multiracial alliance while simultaneously building a coalition of its own.
By analyzing Philadelphia's workplaces and neighborhoods, Wolfinger shows the ways in which politics played out on the personal level. People's experiences in their jobs and homes, he argues, fundamentally shaped how they thought about the crucial political issues of the day, including the New Deal and its relationship to the American people, the meaning of World War II in a country with an imperfect democracy, and the growth of the suburbs in the 1950s. As Wolfinger demonstrates, internal fractures in New Deal liberalism, the roots of modern conservatism, and the politics of race were all deeply intertwined. Their interplay highlights how the Republican Party reinvented itself in the mid-twentieth century by using race-based politics to destroy the Democrats' fledgling multiracial alliance while simultaneously building a coalition of its own.
"Wolfinger persuasively argues that scholars should be thinking more nationally about the origins of modern conservatism. He demonstrates that the roots of the late-twentieth-century Republican white cross-class alliance are found as much in the urban North of the 1940s and '50s as in the South and West. Well written and clearly presented, Philadelphia Divided also makes valuable connections to contemporary concerns."--Roger D. Simon, Lehigh University "Wolfinger makes an important contribution to the history of liberalism and conservatism in this fine book. Through a case study of Philadelphia politics in the supposed heyday of the New Deal coalition, Wolfinger shows that the roots of the New Right in the urban North are deep and tangled. His argument is sure to generate fruitful discussion and debate."--Thomas J. Sugrue, University of Pennsylvania "Philadelphia Divided is an impressive piece of historical work. It joins an important historiographic trend that sees the unraveling of New Deal liberalism in struggles over race among northern New Deal supporters during the 1940s and 1950s. Wolfinger identifies racial tensions within the New Deal coalition even earlier--the late 1930s--and shows how the Republicans actively encouraged and benefited from racial tension way before the southern strategies of Goldwater and Nixon."--Joshua B. Freeman, Queens College and The Graduate Center, The City University of New York
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a resident of Menlo Park: Linfield Oaks
on Jun 24, 2013 at 12:12 pm
This is terrible news! What is being done to prevent this type of violence?
a resident of Woodside: other
on Jun 24, 2013 at 3:08 pm
Susannah -
What is being done to prevent this type of violence?
Officers "failed to find any victims or cooperative witnesses."
Cooperation from victims and witnesses would seem to be a reasonable way to start.
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