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Jazz Near You, the Internet's largest aggregator and distributor of jazz event and venue information has collaborated with InstantSeats to provide event and ticketing information for several Mid-Atlantic jazz venues. Our goal is to present the most comprehensive jazz events calendar and importing InstantSeats events helps us take another step towards reaching that goal," says Jazz ...
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One Night Only! Returns to New England Hot Off Their Newport Jazz Festival Explosion! On the heels of his recent sensational concert at the Newport Jazz Festival, Monty Alexander returns to New England with his Harlem Kingston Express for ...
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David S. Ware & Matthew Shipp Duo Recording To Be Released October 21, 2016
On October 21, AUM Fidelity will release Live in Sant'Anna Arresi, 2004, the second volume in its David S. Ware Archive Series, and first release of the saxophone master in rare duo performance with fellow master of music, pianist Matthew Shipp. Though they shared 17 years together in the legendary David S. Ware Quartet (along with ...
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The opening of the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) September 24 in Washington DC will be particularly exciting for legendary bassist Stanley Clarke. Not only is one of his Alembic basses and archival photos included in the museum exhibit, but he is participating in the opening festivities, Freedom Sounds: A ...
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Bradley Young In "I Remember Chet: Reflections On The Legacy And Music Of Chet Baker" at Cafe Noctambulo On October 27th
Internationally acclaimed jazz pianist and composer Bradley Young makes his New York City debut at Café Noctambulo at 8 pm on October 27th with a special tribute to the prolific trumpet genius and icon, Chet Baker. Presented by Lampkin Music Group and Christoper Gines, I Remember Chet: Reflections on the Legacy and Music of Chet Baker, ...
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Coltrane at 90: A week long celebration for John Coltrane in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Jazz Project in collaboration with Temple University Libraries, WRTI, PhillyCAM, Jazz Near You and other partners will celebrate John Coltrane's 90th Birthday with nine days of FREE events. These events will take place between September 17th to 25th, 2016. One of the most important artists of the 20th century was our neighbor. He walked among ...
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Decades: Ladies Of Jazz at The Ethical Society (Philadelphia) on October 1
Join Julie Charnet Rhenda Fearrington and Shakera Jones for an evening of classic jazz, swing and more. Decades: Ladies of Jazz is a tribute to those great songs of the past that still resonate with so many today. Julie, Rhenda, and Shakera actively perform in the Philadelphia area and up and down the East Coast. Each ...
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Bassist John Gray & The Jazz Thieves Exciting New Release Pushes The Boundaries! "Brooklyn Elegy"
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Below is a rough sketch of a proposed holiday for myself and my wife. We are just over 60 and we are looking for a quiet holiday to break up the winter. If you have time please could you take a look at the schedule I've thought of and suggest any changes that you think would make it a better three weeks. We are looking to do a lot of walking and naturally want to get a feel for 'local life'. We are hoping to swim in the sea and want to keep the cost down by self-catering. Three important…
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Question for people who know Tenerife: Is the last week of November still a good period to visit Tenerife?
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Myself and my wife (both early 60s)have just decided we want to get away from about mid November to early December - probably three weeks. We have always shied away from the Canaries (too touristy) but having done some initial research I feel that we may find peace and quiet, good walking and decent beaches in La Palma and La Gomera? I am hoping for some advice about Tenerife as it seems we will need to fly there first and then catch ferries. Does anyone have any strong opinions about how long…
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in October I will be back to Canarias and this is time it is for Gran Canaria. I want to do the Saint Jakob trail over there, it is a 66 km hike from North to South, or viceversa.
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Some background first. I enjoy using any winter trip away to do a bit of exercise, be it walking or cycling. We, as a unit, like good food, wine and fresh air. Nothing noisy but some joie de vivre wherever we will stay would be welcome.
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A workshop for early career academics and advanced graduate students whose research engages critically with practices of science and politics in the Anthropocene.
Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations now hover around 400 parts per million, a threshold that many scientists and environmentalists consider a path towards the catastrophic. At the same time, scholars in the social and natural sciences as well as the humanities are increasingly engaging with the notion that the planet has entered a new geological period, the Anthropocene, in which the Earth is fundamentally influenced by human activity on an unprecedented scale.
As many critical observers have noted, conceptualizing the Anthropocene in terms of 'the human species' acquiring the capacity to act as a geological agent obscures difficult questions about the wildly divergent capacities among humans for both impacting the planet and adapting to socioecological disruptions of the sort now becoming increasingly commonplace (c.f. Chakrabarty 2009, Nixon 2011).
This and other concerns underscore the importance of critical engagement with emerging narratives of the Anthropocene, particularly at the present moment as this still unstable discursive formation becomes an influential frame through which to understand and respond to a suite of interconnected social, ecological, and economic crises unfolding across the planet.
A recurrent concern throughout scholarly and popular discussions of the Anthropocene is science's role in framing the crisis as well as finding its solutions. On the one hand, apocalyptic scenarios and questions about the human species' chances for survival frequently accompany framings of science and technological expertise as the best, if indeed not the only, hope for responding effectively to cataclysmic threats (c.f. Launder and Thompson 2008).On the other hand, some philosophers and critical theorists argue that scientists' appeals to truths 'outside' the reach of social or political forces ultimately amount to a refusal to take responsibility for the central role played by science in expanding humanity's capacity to fundamentally transform the planet.
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This workshop brings together early career academics and advanced graduate students whose research engages critically with the ways in which this profound transformation of the planet and its support systems also entails shifts in our understandings and practices of science and politics. By nature an interdisciplinary discussion, we invite scholars from all disciplines to submit proposals for inclusion in a series of roundtable discussions before an open audience at Rutgers University, March 27-28, 2014.
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I try not to forget it. I just got off Skype with Yifei in Boston. I called him on SkypeOut (cost: 10 cents USD) to get on Skype (free). Now I'm talking to a fella on the other side of the world. For free. I'm in Hong Kong on top of a mountain. He's in the middle of a city on the other side of the world. And we're talking to each other, real time, for free. No problem. My voice gets converted into digital stuffs, send through wireless signal to a router, which goes through fiberoptics under the ocean to Boston, which gets to Yifei's router and beams it to his laptop.
We're editing in Google docs (free). I can watch as he types and it instantly appears on my screen. This is so marvelously amazing. We're living in the future. I can't get over how amazing this is. Watch that video if you haven't yet. Or watch it again. It's so funny and so true. We're in the future. Wow.
What's cyclothymia? It's a mild form of the docs used to call "manic-depression," but which they re-name periodically. Cyclothymics can actually function decently well, and as such often don't know they've got it. If you cycle through highs and lows, are particularly artistic, or that describes someone you love, then read this post in full and please comment with your own experience. I'm still learning, myself.
Knowing the term "Cyclothymia" would have been very helpful to me a few years ago. This essay is plain English and, if I've done a good job, might help people who associate with a cyclothymic relate better to them, and might help a cyclothymic manage themselves better and produce better.
I'm against the "medical-ization" of life. We need medical terms, but we need to be able to explain things in plain English without labeling. Labeling, by definition, drastically simplifies.
Cyclothymia is simple at its roots, simple enough for a plain discussion without medicalization. Here's how it works for me -
I've always liked the idea of a bucket list. However, it seems that for so many people a bucket list is simply a collection of things they think would be cool; a fantasy list. I want to avoid the idea that my goals are something that I would like to do but may never get around to accomplishing. I intend to complete everything on this list, whether that's within the next year or before I die.
I asked my Facebook friends for their suggestions on what to call my non-bucket list. I liked all the ideas, but Dan wins the prize for most comical with "pail plan" and Kel wins for most meaningful with "experiences yet to be had."
I've settled on calling my non-bucket list the Past:Present:Future list to emphasize that each of my goals is something that I've already accomplished, something that I am currently actively pursuing or something that I will actively pursue in the future. Nothing on the list is simply a dream.
Accepting that my goals will change, the list found on this page will remain untouched and serve as an interesting comparison to any future version of the list. The constantly evolving list can be found here and is organized by past, present and future: Past:Present:Future


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It's time for this week's Water Park Apprentice Poll. In challenge 5, the contestants
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Anthony Murphy
July 18, 2010 at 9:00 AM ·
I like the new color!
Tim W
July 18, 2010 at 9:48 AM ·
Thanks Anthony, I thought since I'm making the polls now, I'd choose blue for the water theme!
David L.
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oh well, I really enjoyed to season! thanks Tim! i might be able to post my vikings idea for the port.
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Wow cant believe how close the voting is!
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Bill Cosby, Bud Selig on tap for weekend college commencements
Humor and baseball will take center stage, along with thousands of college graduates, this weekend in Milwaukee. And you can follow it all through the Journal Sentinel's coverage, including a social media Storify that's already rolling to capture the good-byes, the celebrations and the nostalgic traditions.
Bill Cosby will be Marquette University's commencement speaker Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the BMO Harris Bradley Center. As part of the ceremony, Cosby will receive an honorary doctor of letters degree. Marquette University will livestream the ceremony, including Cosby's speech, at its website. The Journal Sentinel will pick up that feed and livestream it at jsonline.com Sunday at 9:30 a.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Nomad World Pub blasted for World Cup slum replica
An east side bar became the talk of social media Wednesday after critics blasted the pub for the way it's celebrating this year's World Cup.
Nomad World Pub, located at 1401 E. Brady St., has become known as a major go-to location for Milwaukee soccer fans. »Read Full Article(72)
River Rhythms' opening concert rained out
River Rhythms, the free summer concert series on Wednesday nights in Pere Marquette Park, has canceled its opening-night concert June 11 because of weather.
The Westown Association, which runs River Rhythms, said early Wednesday afternoon that the performance by The 5 Card Studs has been canceled "due to the continued rain and conditions of Pere Marquette." »Read Full Article
CityCenter celebrates 100 years of swingin' business Thursday
Dick Eliot places a hand on an alley door and a look crosses his face. Up and down what appears to be a vacant alley — it's really Front St. — memories course in waves.
Eliot waves his hand like a divining rod. Jazz lived in this alley. What is now the Safe House was the Tunnel Inn. Another door was the entrance to the Elbow Room, he said. Eliot was a young man playing jazz guitar six nights a week first at one spot then the other. When he wasn't performing, he was taking shows in. He had choices: Woody Herman, Cannonball Adderley, Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Peggy Lee, Oscar Peterson, Nancy Wilson and others in a long list. »Read Full Article
Optimist Theatre presents Shakespeare's 'The Winter's Tale'
Harold Bloom, who knows a thing or two about Shakespeare, admits preferring "The Winter's Tale" to the more celebrated "The Tempest." Not to be outdone, Harvard professor Marjorie Garber calls "The Winter's Tale" "a very great play." And literary and film critic Geoffrey O'Brien refers to the first three acts of "The Winter's Tale" as "perhaps the most breathlessly sustained piece of exposition in Shakespeare."
Not bad, for a much-maligned play that's best known for one of the most famous stage directions in all of theater: "Exit, pursued by a bear." »Read Full Article
Milwaukee guitarist Dick Eliot enjoyed a Las Vegas heyday
In 1967, Dick Eliot was making $207 a week playing guitar with the house band at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
The money was good, but the talent he played with was even better. Eliot, a jazz guitarist from Milwaukee, performed with Andy Williams and Tony Bennett. He toured the world with Sammy Davis Jr., posed for LoDuca guitar ads with Eartha Kitt, and played for "all the Sinatras." Yes, Frank, too. »Read Full Article
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Seventh-ranked South Carolina has been working all week at learning how to deal with the speed at which Missouri gets to the line of scrimmage and runs their plays. The Tigers are similar to East Carolina, but the pace is much quicker.
"The only similarities in both teams is they're spread teams," defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward said. "Missouri is going to be way faster than any team we've ever played. They're going to be snapping it really, really fast. East Carolina was fast, but the pace wasn't really fast. We've had to get guys to understand all week that they're going to get lined up, and they're going to come, and they're going to run play after play after play."
There is some concern on who the starting quarterback for Missouri will be, but all signs point to James Franklin returning after missing last week's 24-20 win over Arizona State. While Franklin is clearly better than back-up Corbin Berkstresser, both are dual-threat quarterbacks with little change to the offensive schemes.
"We treat them both the same," said Ward. "We're blessed to have a game, the Arizona State game, to see the backup play, and they run the same offense. They both like running the football and both have strong arms. I think (Berkstresser) runs the system, maybe not quite as well as Franklin does, but he's good."
The most talked about subject all week has been the suspension of safety D.J. Swearinger. Swearinger was suspended after his helmet-to-helmet hit last week against UAB and true freshman T.J. Gurley will be starting for the first time in his young career.
"T.J. will be fine," Ward said. "T.J. has played a lot for us in the dime package and the situation we put him in is very similar. He'll be fine."
While that can easily be dismissed as coach-speak, Gurley is one of those guys that just doesn't get nervous.
"T.J. is not cut that way," Ward said. "He's a young man that's been raised in a more rural area and he probably had to fight for everything he had in his life. He just looks at it as an opportunity."
Brison Williams will take over making most of the calls for the secondary, the role that Swearinger had, but Gurley will still be responsible for communicating with the cornerback on his side of the field.
With Swearinger's suspension fresh in everyone's mind, Ward has to make sure his players aren't tentative and remains aggressive. When a player is tentative, big plays can happen. That will go for Swearinger when he returns as well.
"I won't pull anyone back," Ward said. "I told D.J. that when he comes back he can't be tentative. This is a physical game and sometimes you're put in a position you have no control over. That was a bang-bang play with D.J. and the receiver. We'll play the game the way it's supposed to be played and if we have an opportunity to not hit a kid up high then maybe we'll take that opportunity to go lower."
- Saturday also marks the return of spur Sharrod Golightly and defensive tackle J.T. Surratt. Both were suspended the first three weeks of the season for violation of team rules. With the season that Jordan Diggs has had so far as the back-up for DeVonte Holloman, Golightly will return as third-team at spur.
"Sharrod will probably get his most playing time on special teams," Ward said. "If we have to play him on defense we can. Jordan has played well and was better in the last ball game. We have two guys to back up DeVonte which gives us some depth that we need, but Sharrod will get most of his plays on special teams."
On the other hand, Surratt will come in and play on the defensive line immediately. Phillip Dukes tore a ligament in his hand and could be limited for several weeks and some of the younger defensive linemen just haven't performed at a high level, so the 6'2, 295-pound redshirt sophomore will immediately step into the rotation at defensive tackle.
"J.T. will play," Ward said. "Brad does a great rotation of his guys and J.T. will be a part of that rotation."
- Brandon Wilds left practice early with the scout team Thursday. He did not have pads and likely will not dress again this week. Coaches had hoped to have him back this week, but that does not appear to be the case. With Marcus Lattimore, Kenny Miles, and Mike Davis carrying the load a redshirt is not out of the equation for Wilds.
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Stroll the smooth, sand beach south to Longboat Pass or north all the way to Bean Point. Watch the dolphins frolic in the emerald-green waters of the Gulf. Kids can wade, build sand castles or chase the gulls. Enjoy the antics of the pelicans and other diving birds as they plunge into the Gulf to catch fish.
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Activities: Walk to shopping on picturesque Bridge Street in Bradenton Beach or ride the free Trolley to stores in Holmes Beach or the City of Anna Maria Drive to shopping at the famous St. Armand's Circle. A wide variety of excellent restaurants are less than 5 minutes away by foot and many more are a very short drive.
Enjoy shelling, fishing, parasailing, swimming and miniature golf with out ever starting your car. Or, drive a short distance to outlet malls, golf courses, movie theaters, nature trails, high-end shopping, art galleries and the world renowned Ringling complex featuring an art gallery, circus museum and restored mansion. Venture further to Busch Gardens in Tampa (1 hour) or Disney World in Orlando (2 hours)
Frequent special events include art fairs, farmers' markets, flea markets and historic celebrations.
Location: Anna Maria Island is about 16 miles due west of Exit 220 on Interstate 75. Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport is 20 minutes away and Tampa International Airport is about an hour north.
This was our fifth year renting this condo on Bradenton Beach, and it gets better every year. The condo is super clean and comfy. The location is perfect: The beach in your back yard and Bridge Street in your front. Mere steps away from restaurants and shops, or the beautiful beach. This year we walked to the pier and caught a boat and went parasailing one morning and then caught a sunset cruise that evening. The condo is fully stocked for cooking. It is very relaxing to just sit on the balcony and enjoy the sunsets and watching for passing dolphins. The heated pool is an added bonus. The new renovation of the guest bathroom is spectacular. Cannot wait for next so we can do it all again.
We stayed 2 weeks in this gulf front condo. The list with "best ever" is endless. And we know what we are talking about. The view, the screened lanai, the high quality of the mattresses, the heated pool, the cleanliness of the condo and the building, the excellent bed linen, designated parking, TVs in every room, and much more. We enjoyed our vacation so much, we hope to find a few unoccupied weeks next year. Thank you Nancy and Nick
This was our second stay at this listing. We are certainly spoiled after five weeks in this perfect unit. The "most comfortable mattress ever" in the spacious master bedroom is especially missed. Within close-walking distance to the Bridge Street area and on the free trolley route, one could easily never need a car. The lovely lanai with the breathtaking view of the beach and aqua Gulf was our main living space. Owners are gracious and considerate.
Perfect location and a wonderfully equipped condo directly on the Gulf of Mexico. How can you ask for more? Outside, we took advantage of the pool, the screened lanai and the turquoise waters of the Gulf. Inside, there was more than enough space for me, my wife and my son.
We will definitely rent this condo again if we are in the area.
This was quite possibly the best place we have rented for a long time. This beautiful condo has everything you could possibly need away from home. Pack your clothes and that is all...
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My husband, three daughters and I stayed in this beautiful condo the week of June 21st, 2014. We had a wonderful time!
The location was perfect for us, right on the beach and across the street from shops and restaurants. We loved having the pool right below our condo & grilled out a few times by the pool as well.
My walks on the beach every evening is something I miss dearly now that we are back in Nebraska!
Overall, it could not have been more perfect!
Thank you!
USA Today says 'Enjoy the 'Old Florida' feel of Anna Maria Island.' Southern Living says '...swaying palms, beautiful beaches, and not a high-rise condo in sight.' Swimming, shelling, fishing, hiking on nature trails, bird-watching, parasailing, unique and interesting shopping, many restaurants and more are available right on the 7-mile long Island. Disney World in Orlando, Bush Gardens in Tampa, State Parks and other attractions are close by-each an enjoyable day trip by car. Tampa International Airport and Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport are both within an hour's drive. Enjoy the perfect getaway one time and you will be back.
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Gambling revenue has turned into cash for 56 festivals, parades, competitions, performances and programs in Erie County.
The Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority on Thursday awarded $160,362 to special events this year that the authority said attract visitors and boost the local economy.
Among those that got funding were CelebrateErie, $15,750; the Barber National Institute, $14,116 for three events: Barber Beast on the Bay extreme obstacle course, Art Show and Barber Christmas Ball; Wattsburg-Erie County Fair, $10,257; 8 Great Tuesdays Summer Concert Series, $6,290; and Presque Isle Partnership, $31,932 for three events: Discover Presque Isle, the Sunset Music Series and Three Mile Isle obstacle course.
"These 38 nonprofits are to be commended for organizing the events Erie County residents love to attend with their friends and families year after year," authority Executive Director Perry Wood said in a statement.
"These grantees should also be applauded for strengthening our economy by attracting tourists who stay, eat and shop here," he said. ECGRA said 1.1 million visitors were attracted to Erie County from the events that it funded.
The grants can be used to fund up to 5 percent of the annual budget of any qualifying event.
At the Barber Institute, the nonprofit's Director of External Affairs Bridget Barber spoke about the 2013 inaugural Beast on the Bay's affect on Erie's economy.
"Just under 800 athletes plus their families, friends, and supporters came to Erie, Pa., and ate in our restaurants, stayed in our hotels, and shopped in our stores. We know this event stimulated our local economy, and we look forward to having that kind of impact again," she said in a statement.
Those kind of events help to boost Erie County's annual tourism industry, which John Oliver, president of VisitErie, said now totals more than $1 billion.
The inaugural Beast on the Bay, held at Presque Isle State Park, hosted 780 athletes from 13 states, including 85 people with disabilities who participated in an adapted course.
The authority administers grants from part of the estimated $12 million in annual gambling revenue that Erie County government gets from Presque Isle Downs & Casino.
JOHN GUERRIERO can be reached at 870-1690 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNguerriero.


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"We haven't held him back from anything, he has taken every rep," Rich Rodriguez said. "I think he is still getting in shape because he didn't do all the running in the summer just to make sure he is ready for camp, but we aren't holding him out of anything."
"He has gotten stronger," he said. "He has had some injuries throughout his career and I think it has hampered him in the weight room, but he is stronger. This being his senior year, I see him being more assertive."
"We have some guys that are capable of doing it, but they are playing other positions," Rodriguez said. "We are weakening one position to get a pass rusher, but I am hoping we will be able to get a little more pressure on the quarterback."
"I think he is more confident in what we are doing," Rodriguez said. "He still makes some mistakes here and there like you would expect a redshirt freshman to do, but I think he is really comfortable.
"He was chilling. I think it is in his DNA anyway. If we were to let him chill halfway through practice, he probably would. He doesn't get too flustered, which is a good thing."
Jamardre Cobb came in highly touted, but is still working hard to learn the defense.
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The panel seeks to expand the current focus on GDR and post-unification narratives of Stasi surveillance to narratives from other socialist and post-socialist states.
The 2010 NeMLA convention evidenced much interest in GDR and post-unification narratives on Stasi surveillance, with a number of panels dealing with Hans-Joachim and Susanne Schädlich, Stefan Heym and Thomas Brussig. This panel seeks to build on these insights by extending the focus to socialist and post-socialist cultures as a whole, examining both German narratives of surveillance in the non-German context as well embracing writers from other literatures who provide interesting parallels with the GDR. Authors that might be considered include Herta Müller, Carmen Francesca Banciu and György Dalos. This broader approach is necessary for a number of reasons. Firstly, while the GDR presents a unique situation with regard to the extent of surveillance, the cultural contact with West Germany provided equally unique relief. Secondly, East German writers were profoundly influenced by initiatives promoting transcultural contact with 'sozialistische Bruderländer', often through a translational approach. Furthermore, transnational contact between writers was bound up with surveillance – for instance, Wolf Biermann was allowed travel to the USSR on the basis that anti-Soviet agitation would entail a longer prison sentence. Ultimately, the work of writers from the other socialist states provides an important perspective on the 'Opfer-Täter' debate: in the non-GDR context, the politics of publishing are not dominated by a West German fascination with perpetrators and guilt. The trans-socialist context thus allows a more differentiated understanding of the problems examined by surveillance narratives.
Importantly, by combining other literatures with those of the GDR and post-unification Germany in a translational and transcultural approach, a platform is created for discussion of works that would otherwise receive less attention both abroad and at home; the panel seeks to encourage the reception of works from post-socialist states in which surveillance discourses are still suppressed both in the literary and academic contexts.
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Heroin Overdose Prevention Bill Advances In New York After Philip Seymour Hoffman's Death By: Matt Sledge, 02/04/2014 A bill meant to stem deaths from heroin overdoses advanced in the New York Senate Tuesday, just days after actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died of an apparent drug overdose. Sponsored by State Sen. Kemp Hannon (R), the bill would increase access […]Read more
PRESS RELEASE | 01/31/2014 Sen. Hannon and Assm. Dinowitz Introduce Life-Saving Opioid Overdose Prevention Bill Legislation Will Reduce Number One Cause of Accidental Death in New York State by Increasing Access to Antidote, Naloxone Bill Builds on Historic 911 Good Samaritan Law that Passed Nearly Unanimously in Both Houses This week Senator Kemp Hannon (R-Nassau) and […]Read more
Help needed for those people living with AIDS and seeking housing REGINALD BROWN | 1/23/2014 When I was diagnosed with HIV, I had no idea that one of the biggest challenges I would face would not be juggling medical appointments and treatment decisions or telling friends and family about my status, but simply keeping my […]Read more
Bill Bratton, Stop-And-Frisk Architect, Takes Over Nation's Biggest Police Force Saki Knafo | 01/23/2014 NEW YORK — William Bratton was sworn in as New York City's police commissioner on Thursday afternoon, marking the start of his second term at the helm of the city's police department and his first under progressive new mayor Bill de Blasio. De Blasio surged […]Read more