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Julie Fernandez, 34, began her acting career in the BBC soap 'Eldorado' and appeared in 'Dangerfield'. She played Brenda in 'The Office'. Her Disability Foundation campaigns for the rights of disabled people. She is involved in the relaunch of NCH as Action for Children (www.actionforchildren.org.uk).
I once broke my ankle simply from putting on a sock. I was born 10 weeks early with osteogenesis imperfecta – brittle bone disease – and my parents were told I wouldn't live longer than two years and that they would have to carry me around on a pillow. I've had about 70 operations and broken 100 bones. Life has improved since I have been taking this fantastic drug, pamidronate, which increases your bone density.
I attended a day school for disabled students, called Ethel Davis, in Ilford, Essex. I don't know what it's like now, but the teaching was terrible. At 11, I was learning "5 plus 3 equals 8". My mother knew I had a bit of savvy and found out about the top boarding-school for disabled students, Lord Mayor Treloar School and College in Hampshire. It costs a minimum of £45,000 a year but my mother calculated that, assuming I lived to 50, it would be cheaper for the local education authority to pay the fees than for me to live on benefits afterwards. Going to Treloar would enable me to work and pay tax. She pushed and pushed, and eventually she cracked it.
It was the most fantastic experience, the most wonderful school. I went at 12 and stayed until I was 18. I am now a Patron. Treloar had a great attitude. Those who were academically capable were pushed heavily; those not were taught how to cope in life. It has its own little hospital and its own driving instructor with adapted vehicles.
At Treloar, we basically got on very well; there was some emotional or verbal bullying but you get that anywhere. Unfortunately, many of my friends have died; one winter, a student died every week for eight weeks. There were about 135 students on each site; you were at the school until GCSEs at 15, then the college for A-levels, going to Alton Sixth Form College for the actual lessons.
My GCSE class were the first disabled students to take the drama GCSE. We all got Bs, which infuriated Mrs Thomas, my teacher, who believed we should have got As. Once a year we put on a main play: Bugsy Malone, West Side Story – big stuff! – and each boarding house put on its own play. We learnt instruments for our own orchestra.
I got seven or eight GCSEs. During my A-levels, I applied to a number of polytechnics, but they said their buildings were not accessible. Then BBC casting agents contacted Mrs Thomas to say: "We're looking for a young lady to play a wheelchair user in Eldorado." We all flew to Spain for filming. During my A-levels, I spent Monday and Tuesday filming, flew back on Wednesday, exam on Thursday: yes, it was hectic. I got both A-levels, in English and German. Poor grades, mind you, but I got them.
This is a tough business, even more so when you have a disability. I tried for a Blue Peter audition, but you had to do a piece to camera – on a bucking bronco.
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|Officers of B Flight, No. 4 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps (AFC), at their aerodrome near Clairmarais in front of one of their Sopwith Camel aircraft. Back row, left to right: Lieutenant (Lt) Milner; Lt Sly; unidentified visitor; Lt Moore; Second Lieutenant A. T. Heller. Front row: Lt J. H. Weingarth; Lt O. B. Ramsay; Lt H. G. Watson; Lt H. F. Davison; Major Tanner.

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"Total monthly outgoings for my new home are less than the £1,000 a month I was paying for a room in shared accommodation," he says. Rotherhithe is a convenient halfway point between central London and Docklands - a short hop to each from the Jubilee line station. "My daily commute to Westminster takes 20 minutes door to door," Jarno adds. Prices start at £98,750 (full price, £395,000). Call 0300 100 0303.
Residents can make use of a communal roof terrace and there is a 24-hour concierge. The homes are being sold by Affinity Sutton housing association, which has an exclusive 95 per cent loan-to-value mortgage deal available with Banco Santander.
Bermondsey's rougher edges are getting a facelift. There is no better example than Bermondsey Spa, where regeneration is eliminating eyesores and creating hundreds of stylish affordable homes. This 50-acre zone is sandwiched between smart Shad Thames and gritty Grange Road. Southwark council and Hyde housing association are leading the 2,000-home project. Several dashing new apartment blocks are complete. Bolanachi, the latest phase, has two-bedroom apartments priced from £330,000, and coming soon are homes for shared ownership and rent. Show flats are open for viewing. Call 020 7231 1200.
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House Republicans approved the last major element of their Contract With America this week by proposing to hand voters a $189 billion tax cut over five years. At the same time, in a second, less splashy part of the bill, they proposed a $315 billion cut in discretionary spending (after accounting for inflation) over five years.
The tax cuts are tilted toward the wealthy; the spending cuts are tilted against the poor. The double whammy makes the contract an outrageously unfair transfer of income from the needy to the rich.
The tax bill, according to the Treasury, would cut taxes by perhaps $99 billion a year when phased in. About half the total (including corporate) cuts would go to the wealthiest 10 percent of households. A fifth of the cut would go to the wealthiest 1 percent of families. To help pay for the measure, the bill would cut more than $60 billion out of welfare programs and 17 percent out of discretionary programs by the year 2000.
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal think tank, estimates that 70 percent of the House's spending cuts would come from the 20 percent of the budget that goes to low-income families. Food stamps, school lunches, housing assistance, day-care allowances and every other need-based program will shrink after taking account of inflation. By the center's estimates, low-income families would absorb two-thirds of the spending cuts, but reap only about 5 percent of the tax cuts.
The plan did not have to be this skewed. The Republicans could have chopped Government down to whatever size they wanted without tilting it severely against the needy. Indeed, to put its sorry budget policy together, the G.O.P. had to betray many of its own values.
The G.O.P. recognizes savings as the key to faster growth, yet House Republicans passed a contract that would encourage consumption with a tax cut of $500 per child. The G.O.P. says it wants to stimulate future investment, but then proposes to cut taxes on the sale of old investments.
The Republicans would write into the tax code new protections against inflation for investors, while wiping out some inflation protection for recipients of food stamps. The G.O.P. preaches the virtues of letting markets guide investors. Yet the contract jimmies the tax code so that investors in certain assets will pay negative tax rates -- in effect receiving a government check on top of their private earnings.
The audacious move to rewrite the Federal budget goes well beyond anything President Reagan attempted, let alone acccomplished. Roughly speaking, Congress did not cut taxes under Mr. Reagan. It substituted higher payroll taxes for lower income taxes, thereby putting little downward pressure on government spending. This time around, G.O.P. conservatives intend to make sure taxes drop lower, forcing government spending down as well.
Stepping beyond the contract, the G.O.P. pledges to balance the budget. Counting the tax cuts under the contract, the pledge would require Congress to knock about a third out of cuttable Government programs by 2002. Americans can judge for themselves whether they want a third of nearly everything the Government pays for -- from student loans to border patrols -- to vanish. But they should be shamed if Congress follows the House's lead and victimizes the most vulnerable.


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Cris Judd's professional credentials are pretty impressive. Famously hired as a dancer for Michael Jackson on both his Dangerous and History tours after appearing on stage with him at the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards, Cris has gone on to work with some of the most well-known faces in the entertainment industry.
He coached Nicole Kidman for a scene in The Human Stain, performed with Celine Dion, danced with Julio Iglesias and son Enrique, and, of course, made a music video with Jennifer Lopez, to whom he was married from September 2001 to June 2002.
So when the Weekly set up a photoshoot with some of the New Zealand's Got Talent dancers, the choice of director was obvious.
"It's so cool for me to do this," says Cris (44), who works with The Pulse Tour in America – a workshop that choreographs stage shows, films and adverts. That's when he is not starring alongside fellow judges Jason Kerrison and Rachel Hunter on the TV One hit show.
"I've been working with kids for 20 years now – and I love it. I can talk to them in a way that they don't get intimidated or spooked. I make young people comfortable because I like to have a laugh. I think you get a better result if you're smiling. It's just dance. I have a passion for it, but some people take it – and themselves – a bit too seriously sometimes."
Cris wanders around the studio with his own camera, lost in thought as he takes hundreds of snaps of seemingly random angles, corners and shapes, all of which will ultimately form part of the final shot.
He also changes the music according to his thought process. "Something funkier," is requested at one point. "A bit faster please," at another.
Meanwhile, the dancers – ballroom couple Brian Dibnah (18) and Sarah Nolan (18); Celina Torres (18) and Rochelle Sanderson (15) from dance troupe Moxie; Identity Dance Crew duo Joshua Cesan (20) and Chevrolet Mikaere (21); Happy Feet dancer John Vaifale (17); and Michael Jackson devotee Ethan Scharneck (11) – chat and energetically compare moves together.
"I'm so nervous, I don't want to make a mistake," confesses Ethan, for whom Cris has taken on hero status, thanks to his connection with Michael Jackson.
For John, the nerves that saw him unable to speak at his first audition have turned around, and the teen hardly stops as he shows Cris his range of moves.
"I was so nervous, knowing I was on national TV, that I wanted to cry," he says.
No such nerves for Brian and Sarah, though, who are moving to England in January to kick-start their career. "This experience, performing in front of someone like Cris, is incredible. It's upped our performance level," says Brian.
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Kolkata's roads, flyovers, trees and taxis will be painted with blue colour. While, Mamata is trying hard to materialise the plan to bring a uniformity in the city.
Sovan Chatterjee, mayor of Kolkata said that "If Jaipur is known as the pink city, Kolkata can also be known as a blue city. Under the direction of Mamata Banerjee, we are using a uniform colour for Kolkata."
"It's such a waste of money. That money can be used for other things," one of the resident said.
CNN-IBN quoted an another resident, saying that "I don't mind. If Jaipur can be called a pink city, Kolkata can also be known for its colour. After all, blue and white are the colours of peace."
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The Letters He Wrote, Chapter III
Alina marched straight from the mercantile into her home, but if she would have known that Molly Jenkins would come knocking on her door, she would have taken more pains to make sure no one saw her return. As soon as she heard the knock at the door, Alina groaned and prepared herself for the worst. Can't people just leave me alone?
Alina and Molly hadn't spoken in...oh, Alina couldn't remember the last time they'd spoken. And now, Molly was asking Alina if she could come in?
Opening the door more widely, Alina nodded. "Come in," she said at Molly's request.
Molly entered, wringing her hands, a basket on her arm. When she could bear the silence no longer, she finally said quietly, "It's been awhile."
"I've noticed that ever since that vi - ever since Alexander's death, you've not been yourself."
Alina raised her eyebrows. "And?"
"I was avoiding you because I was bitter toward you, Alina. I didn't understand how you could possibly love someone like...him." There was a long silence. "But now, I have to tell you. I mean, show you."
Molly's eyes were already wide, but when she finished her final sentence, those eyes got so wide that Alina wondered what on earth could be causing her once-friend so much anxiety. Biting her lip nervously, Molly reached into the basket and withdrew a small journal and a a few pieces of paper.
"What are those?" Alina asked, unable to deny the fact that her curiosity had been piqued.
"Conner found them in Alexander's room, the one he'd been renting at the inn. He gave them to me to give to you, saying that you would rather receive them from me than from him."
Without further ado, Alina reached out and snatched the journal and papers from Molly's hands. "Why haven't I seen these until now?"
"Because I didn't want you to have them."
Jerking her head up, Alina met Molly's eyes. "What did you say?" she asked in a voice low with anger.
"I didn't want you to have them," Molly repeated, her eyes filling with glassy tears.
"Get out."
"What?" Molly asked, jaw dropping in disbelief. "You're telling me to leave?"
"What does it sound like I'm doing?"
Allowing herself to be herded out the door, Molly's mouth didn't stop running. "Alina, this is madness. You've never been like this, not ever! Do you realize how you sound? You've allowed grief and bitterness to overtake your heart, Alina, and it's frightening! Where's the friend I used to know? Where's - "
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Orellana expedition (1541-1542; 8 months; chronicled by Spanish Dominican Gaspar Carvajal in Relación del nuevo descubrimiento del famoso río Grande que descubrió por muy gran ventura el capitán Francisco de Orellana (published only in 1895). Francisco Orellana (1511-1546); traveled to Caribbean at 17 (1527); he served in Nicaragua until joining army of Francisco Pizarro in 1533. He was second in command of expedition of Gonzalo Pizarro (1502-1548), recently appointed governor of Quito (Ecuador), east in search of La Canela (the Land of Cinnamon) and El Dorado, fabled city of gold in 1541. Left Quito in Feb. 1541 with 220 Spaniards and 4,000 Native Americans. By lat e1541, about 140 of the 220 Spaniards and 3,000 out of 4,000 natives had died. On February 1542, they decided Orellana would continue sailing down the Napo river in search of food along with 50 men. At confluence of Napo/Amazon, he decided to continue following the river, until he reached the estuary of the Amazon in August 1542. River named Rio Grande, Mar Dulce or Rio de Canela (Cinnamon), was renamed Amazon, because of fierce female warriors like the mythological Amazons described by Homer. This expedition met significant misfortunes, particularly downriver from the Negro. Carvajal recorded numerous things of interest about indigenous groups, such as the size and density of communities, tactics of war, rituals, customs, utensils, and the like, notably large, densely settled populations.
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We went among some islands which we thought uninhabited, but, after we got to be in among them, so numerous were the settlements which came into sight … that we grieved; and, when they saw us, there came out to meet us on the river over two hundred pirogues [canoes], that each one carries twenty or thirty Indians and some forty …; they were quite colorfully decorated with various emblems, and they had with them many trumpets and drums …. and on land a marvelous thing to see were the squadron formations that were in the villages, all playing on instruments and dancing about, manifesting great joy upon seeing that we were passing beyond their villages Gaspar Carvajal, 25 June 1542 (Medina 1988:218) This short passage, but one of many from early chronicles, attests to the vigorous and populous societies that thronged the banks of the river, but it suggests how foreign this complexity was to the European eyes. "Great was their [early European colonial authorities] disapproval on seeing that those strapping men glowing with health preferred to deck themselves out like women with paint and feathers instead of perspiring away in their gardens (Clastres 1987:193)."
Pedro de Ursúa (1526 – 1561), as governor of Panama (1550s), Ursúa subdued a (ex-slave) revolt by deceiving leader (Bayano) into meeting, captured him and sent him to King Phillip II of Spain. In 1560, Ursúa set out from Lima to the Amazon region in search for El Dorado with the mercenary Lope de Aguirre, nicknamed "El Loco" (the madman), who assassinated Ursua and the subsequent leader of the expedition, Guzman. Ursua-Aguirre Expedition (1560-1561)
Lope de Aguirre arrived in the New World (Peru) in 1536-37 and became renowned for violence, cruelty, and sedition. Chronicle by Pedro Simon has little of interest about native peoples, particularly from later parts of journey. Together with his daughter he joined the 1560 Ursua expedition down the Maranon and Amazon with 300 Spanish men and hundreds of natives. A year later, he participated in the overthrow and killing of Ursúa and his successor, Fernando de Guzmán, whom he ultimately succeeded. He and his men reached the Atlantic (probably via the Orinoco River), destroying native villages on the way. In 1561, he reportedly said: I am the Wrath of God, the Prince of Freedom, Lord of Tierra Firme and the Provinces of Chile. In 1561, he seized Isla Margarita and brutally suppressed any opposition to his reign, but when he crossed to the mainland to take Panama he was captured and killed, but not before killing his daughter and several followers. His body was quartered and pieces sent to various cities in Venezuela.
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Pedro Teixeira (1585-1641), first expedition up the Amazon, and third descent (first round-trip). In 1637, two Franciscan friars and six soldiers paddled the length of the Amazon from Quito and arrived at Presidio (Belem). This aroused Portuguese concerns over Spanish colonization of the Amazon, which resulted in expedition led by Texeira (with 47 canoes, 70 soldiers, and 1200 native and African slaves), which departed in Oct. 28, 1637. Texeira was a veteran in campaigns in the lower Amazon to capture and control indigenous groups and expel colonial rivals, notably Dutch, English, and Irish. Spain and Portugal were both under the rule of Philip IV of Spain, but still colonial rivals. Commisioned by governor of Maranhao (chronicled by Maurício de Heriarte, 1662). After almost one year, in October 1638, the expedition reached Quito. Based on the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) and Orellana's expedition, Spain considered the Amazon Spanish. Texeira founded town – Franciscana – on margins of the Napo (8/16/1639) to establish Portuguese presence. On return, Cristobal de Acuna (Jesuit) chronicled the expedition, published in 1641 as Novo Descobrimento do Grande Rio das Amazonas (Madrid). In it, he gives a glowing account the Amazon regions and is especially complimentary towards the indigenous Brazilian natives and their way of life. The expedition itself appears to have been uneventful, apart from a disagreement between the Jesuits and the Portuguese officers over slaving around the Rio Negro. Expedition reached Belem (Presidio) 12/12/1639. In 1640, Joao IV was proclaimed king of Portugal and, in 1641, king of Brazil as well. Texeira accepted the post of governor of Grao-Para on 28 February 1640 but he yielded the office after three months due to ill health. He died on 4 July 1641.
When the revolution of 1640 placed Joao IV on the throne in of Portugal and Brazil. Antonio Vieira (1608-1697) went to Lisbon and so impressed the king, he was appointed royal preacher with free access to the palace. He was regularly consulted on the business of the state. Vieira devoted his life to the conversion of the African slaves and indigenous peoples in Brazil, as well as their defense against abusive colonial forces. In 1653, he returned to Maranhao and Grao Para, and began tireless campaign to establish missions and defend indigenous peoples in the Lower Amazon. Due to abusive colonial administrators, Vieira argued that indigenous peoples must be placed under the control of Jesuits and returned to Lisbon in 1654 to plead the cause. In 1655, obtained royal decrees to give Jesuits unprecedented control over indigenous affairs (particularly missions), except in extreme cases (just wars). Organized many missions across coastal Maranhao and Grao Para, on Marajo and along the Amazon, where he described massive native populations, as well as the injustices to them in the context of colonialism. Colonists and secular authorities actively opposed Vieira, attributing the shortage of slaves and the consequent diminution in their profits to the Jesuits. They were joined by members of the secular clergy and the other Orders who were jealous of the monopoly enjoyed by the Jesuits in the governing native groups. In 1661, was sent back to Portugal with other Jesuits, and with death of Joao IV power over indigenous affairs returned to secular authorities.
Pombal Directorate, (1755-1798) Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquês de Pombal (1699-1782)
During two centuries of colonial rule, every indigenous people living on the main Amazon and its navigable tributaries had been destroyed. The diseases brought by European settlers – smallpox, measles, influenza, and later malaria - had annihilated tribe after tribe. The few survivors were mercilessly brought down the river in slaving expeditions; or 'descended' from their forest homes to fill denuded mission villages [resgates, "rescues"]. Slavery of Indians (but not of blacks) was officially abolished in the 1740s; but it continued in all but name. The Marquis of Pombal, strongman of Portugal in the mid-eighteenth century, expelled first the Jesuits then the other monastic orders. He tried to replace them in the mission villages with lay Directors, under the crazy impression that these laymen would be disinterested towards their Indian charges. Hardly surprisingly, the Directors were appalling oppressors. They forced men and women to work ceaselessly for them, and often abused girls in harems that shocked visiting ecclesiastics. Pombal's Directorate was abolished in 1798; but exploitation of the poor did not abate. By that time, the total population in villages under government control throughout Pará and Brazilian Amazonia had fallen to under 20,000. The European ruling class needed native labour for every aspect of life: paddling canoes, farming, hunting, fishing, construction of buildings and forts, shipbuilding, gathering forest produce, plantations, and all domestic service. There were few black slaves, because Amazonia was generally too poor to afford them. Hemming (2006); see Hemming Red Gold (1978) and Amazonian Frontier (1987)
Charles Marie de La Condamine (1701 – 1774) La Condamine went to South America to measure the equator (1735). Travelled from Quito down the Amazon, ultimately reaching Cayenne (French Guiana). Discovered rubber from indigenous peoples in the region, but generally described the Amazon River as desolate with small and dispersed indigenous populations, in stark contrast to the descriptions of the previous centuries. Considered first scientific exploration of the Amazon. The journal of his ten-year long voyage to South America was published in Paris in 1751. Journal du voyage fait par ordre du roi à l'équateur (Paris 1751, Supplement 1752) Relation abrégée d'un voyage fait dans l'intérieur del'Amérique méridionale (Paris 1759)
By the mid-18 th century, when naturalists began describing the Amazon, the floodplain polities had been destroyed as intact indigenous polities, reduced to mixed blood ribeirinho ("caboclo") groups dispersed along the Amazon and it's major tributaries By the 19 th century, overall population of the Amazon had been drastically reduced and intact indigenous groups concentrated in upland areas, removed from the major navigable rivers (the U-shaped distribution of native peoples noted by Steward in the Handbook of South American Indians, 1946-1950, six volumes)
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Lecture to 'Religion, Science and the Environment' Symposium by Dr John Hemming Rio Negro near Manaus, July 2006 Treaty of Madrid of 1750 its diplomats effectively secured Brazil's modern boundaries – which embrace half South America. So Portugal was paranoid about protecting this jewel in its colonial crown from prying foreigners. Captain Cook was not allowed to set foot on Brazilian soil when his ships watered at Rio de Janeiro. When the great German polymath Baron Alexander von Humboldt in 1800 made his way up the Orinoco and crossed to the remote headwaters of the Rio Negro, he was refused entry into Portuguese dominions and forced to retrace his route through what is now Venezuela. All this changed during the Napoleonic Wars, when in 1808 the Portuguese court escaped to Brazil; and in 1822 the Bragança prince Dom Pedro declared Brazilian independence. The first foreign scientists allowed onto the Amazon, in 1818-20, were the Bavarians Von Spix and Von Martius. [Followed by …] three remarkable young English naturalists. Alfred Russell Wallace and Henry Walter Bates scraped up the money to sail to the Amazon in 1848 – when aged 25 and 23 respectively. They were followed a year later by the Yorkshire botanist Richard Spruce, who was in his early thirties. Remarkably, all three came from humble origins and had no higher education. Wallace was a struggling schoolmaster with socialist beliefs that he retained throughout his life. Bates left school at thirteen to work in his family hosiery business. The two met in Leicester, collecting insects on Sundays. Spruce was the son of village schoolmaster, and he also started by teaching; but his heart was in botany. Spruce published papers about Yorkshire plants. The head of Kew Gardens was impressed and recognised him as a potentially great botanist. For a while the three young naturalists roomed together in Santarém, and each then sailed far up the Rio Negro and Solimões, sometimes together but more usually alone. They collected constantly, passionately and prodigiously – for selling their specimens to European museums and collectors was their sole means of support. They were dazzled by Amazonia. Bates wrote to a friend: 'The charm and glory of the country are its animal and vegetable productions. How inexhaustible is their study! It is one dense jungle: the lofty forest trees, of vast variety of species, all lashed and connected by climbers, their trunks covered with a museum of ferns, Tillandrias, Arums, Orchids, &c.' When Bates finally left after eleven years of non-stop collecting, he was heartbroken to leave 'the glorious forest for which I had so much love, and to explore which I had devoted so many years. It is a region which may fittingly be called a Naturalist's Paradise.' The others were equally staggered by the size and exuberance of everything. Spruce wrote: 'The largest river in the world flows through the largest forest. Fancy if you can two millions of square miles of forest, uninterrupted save by the streams that traverse it.' Wallace left the Amazon after six years, in 1855; but he went on to achieve fame researching in the forests of South-East Asia. Bates left in 1859. Spruce returned to England in 1864, after 15 years of arduous exploring. The three young naturalists adored the Amazon and generally got on very well with Brazilians and other South Americans. They of course had tremendous adventures – near drowning, getting lost, hunger, near-fatal malaria for each one of them, terrible bites and illnesses, almost killed and robbed, and suffering loneliness and depression. But their achievements were utterly amazing. Hemming (2006)
Henry Walter Bates, 1825-1892
Alfred Russel Wallace, 1823-1913
Richard Spruce, 1817-1893 Notes of a botanist on the Amazon & Andes, being records of travel on the Amazon and its tributaries, the Trombetas, Rio Negro, Uaupés, Casiquiari, Pacimoni, Huallaga and Pastasa : as also to the cataracts of the Orinoco, along the eastern side of the Andes of Peru and Ecuador, and the shores of the Pacific, during the years 1849-1864
Prince regent João VI moved Portuguese court to Brazil in 1808, to escape Napoleon. Returned to Portugal in 1821; appointed son, Dom Pedro, regent in Brazil. D. Pedro refused to return to Lisbon, established a legislative assembly in São Paulo and proclaimed Brazil's independence from Portugal on Sept. 7, 1822 (Brazilian 4 th of July) Up until that point the colony of Grão Para dealt directly with the Portuguese crown, and only after independence claimed allegiance to Brazil. Cabanagem revolt (1835-40). Caused by extreme poverty of Paraense people, exacerbated by political irrelevance of region after Brazilian independence. Province had 120,000 inhabitants, being 32,750 Amerindians, 30,000 black slaves, 42,000 mixed-race, and only 15,000 European background (mostly Portuguese). The Cabano leaders declared autonomy for Para, establishing a new government, but were brutally defeated. Estimated 30-40% of population died in revolt.
Belém, founded in early 1600s (1.4 million)
Rubber, 1850-1920 The Rubber Boom (1850s-1910s) increased interest in more remote regions of Brazil, which brought many groups into direct contact with "uncontacted" indigenous groups, typically with dire consequences. In 1839 Charles Goodyear developed vulcanization. Then, useful for hoses, tires, industrial bands, sheets, shoes, shoe soles, and other products. Bicycle "revolution" spurred early boom, followed and greatly intensified after 1900 by automobiles. The Brazilian rubber industry: high-wage cost structure from labor scarcity and lack of competition. Workers borrowed money to move in and survive in region from employers, paid back through work (patrao/fregues; regatao), basically indenture servitude. Between 1900 and 1913, these conditions ceased to hold. First, the demand for rubber skyrocketed, providing a huge incentive for other producers to enter the market. After 1880s, SE Asia market with low cost labor, slowly eclipsed Brazil monopoly. In order to compete in rubber production, Brazil would have to have had significantly lower wages – needed vastly expanded transport network and agriculture. Such an expensive solution made no economic sense in the 1910s and 20s when coffee and nascent industrialization in São Paulo offered much more promising prospects. Bio-piracy (seeds left Brazil clandestinely in 1877 to England)
From 1890 to 1920, during rubber boom, Amazonian cities like Manaus prospered enormously; although conditions of urban and rural poor extremely bad. 1900 1870 5k tons 25k tons
1900 900 k tons 50k tons 1930
Teatro Amazonas, 1896 Manaus (1.7 million)
Santarém, Brazil (200,000) Home of the primary town of the Tapajós polity in 1500-1600s Estimated at 20 km² with a core area of 100 ha (350 acres) in 1500 (largest prehistoric settlement in Amazon)
Iquitos, Peru (375,000)
Natureindigenous Agencycommunity Subjectivitycaboclo Placepatrao Social relations/allianceregatao Gender Race "Slavery" & Debt Colony State Commodity Globalization The "Local"
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A commercial photo shoot in Burlington, NJ introduced Claire Rosen to the "world's largest bird store". Intoxicated by the array of shapes, sizes, sounds, and colors inhabiting the shop, she set up a temporary studio and began to photograph the birds against vintage wallpaper scraps.
The result is a wide array of vivid, funky images of exotic birds completely removed from their natural habitat. With birds ranging from the common Parakeet to the exotic Hyacinth Macaw, the photographs form a dizzying set of graphic gestures and optical illusions, blending with flamboyant backdrops.
In Birds of a Feather, Rosen has realized the verb "to parrot". Her subjects become caricatures of eccentric human qualities. They are mimes; the realism of the images mixed with their subtle poses suggests a coy game. Framed within the classical parameters and nuances of portraiture, the birds anthropomorphize as we attribute human emotion and intent to their expressions. Though known for their verbal proclivities, Rosen's photographs emphasize their tendency to parallel human gesture.
Rosen's style embraces the extravagance and capriciousness of the Victorian era. Her birds glitter, and although they are not physically present, they flutter around the room without flying – the viewer's eyes bounce wildly from image to image as the colors and graphics sing and dance throughout the space. The wallpapers transport the viewer back in time to a moment of Victorian elite privilege, conjuring visions of gilded cages within which the jewel tones of the decorative bird-objects are set. They are trophies of class, and symbols of an opulent lifestyle.
Rosen's images remind all pet guardians of the innocence, congeniality, and personality of our non-human friends. They bring compassion and genuine joy to their families, sympathetically enhancing each other's lives.
Claire Rosen's transportive & whimsical imagery utilizes universal themes of dreams, fairy tales and mythology to visually symbolize the many facets of the human condition. She received a liberal arts degree from Bard College at Simon's Rock in 2003, and a fine art degree in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2006.
Rosen's work has been exhibited internationally and can be found in a number of public and private collections. In 2013, Claire had her first solo museum show at the Savannah Museum of Art in Georgia. Her fine art work has been included in a number of juried group shows at Aperture Gallery, Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA), Consensus, MOPLA, Photoville Atlanta, Boston & Brooklyn Fence and PhotoPlace Gallery.
Rosen has received numerous awards; most recently in 2012 & 2013 she was included in Forbes 30 Brightest under 30 for Art & Design. Her photography has been featured in publications such as Beautiful/Decay, Complex Art+Design, Creative Quarterly Journal, PDN's Emerging Photographer issue, Slate Magazine Behold and The World Photography Organization.
In addition, Rosen has taught workshops and lectured about the creative process through institutions such as B&H, ICP, Savannah College of Art and Design, and the School of Visual Arts, among others. Rosen is a successful and multi-faceted commercial photographer whose work entails constructing unique campaigns and installations for well-known brands; and she has received sponsorships from brands such as Dynalite, Hahnemühle USA, and liveBooks.
To learn more about Claire Rosen visit claire-rosen.com
This exhibition is made possible with generous support from Hahnemühle.
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Image Credit: Claire Rosen, Peach-Faced LoveBird No. 7523, 2012 & Wallpaper No. 7518, 2012, archival pigment print, 60×80". (detail)


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Can I get this dress before December 15th if I order today
Can I get this dress before December 15th if I order today
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what is called this green shown in this dress inspired by Elisabeth Moss at Emmy award?
What is called this green shown in this dress inspired by Elizabeth Moss at Emmy Award?
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what petticoat do you recommend for this dress? I want to make it more A-line.
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How can I changs the colors of the dresses that are for sale so I can see them in alternates?
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will you be getting the dress the model is in that same color any time before july?
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Faith Tested by Works (7 of 17) by Richard Laue
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Series: The Epistle of James
Richard Laue
James 2:14-26
Do you believe there are contradictions in the Bible? Those of you who believe there are no contradictions in the Bible, raise your hand. How many think there might be some! Raise your hand.
Listen up now. What do you think of this? Turn to Romans 4:3-5. "For what saith the scripture? Abraham believed God, and it was counted unto him for righteousness. Now to him that worketh is the reward not reckoned of grace, but of debt. But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness."
Turn back to James 2:21-22. "Was not Abraham our father, justified by works, when he had offered Isaac, his son, upon the altar? Seest thou how faith wrought with his works, and by works was faith made perfect?"
Is that a contradiction or what? Paul says one thing. James says another. No wonder Luther wanted to cut James out of the Bible. But we have just as much evidence historically for James to be in the New Testament as Romans. What do we do? Some say, "Teach both." But Paul said, "Absolutely not!" You can't teach both. Paul forbids it. Ephesians 2:8-9 ... "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God. Not of works, lest any man should boast."
My thesis today is this: Nobody has ever been or ever will be justified before God by any works, service, deeds, whatever. Salvation is not of works, lest any man should boast.
Now all I must do is prove it, reveal it, show it without kicking James out of the Bible. Isn't that where we are? To do this, we will break the study into three sections: The situation, the illustrations, and the summarization.
I. FIRST, THE SITUATION (Verses 14-17)
There is no doubt that the subject here is works. The word appears twelve times in the passage. It is faith tested by works. The word "works" is "ergon," and it means "deeds, business, ser ...
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Generally, how much further can I take a sleeping bag in cold temperatures using a bivy sack? Does it vary drastically or is there a generally accepted approximation?
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From my experience it isn't so much about adding warmth as it is protection. With a small tarp it'll protect from spray and the bottom is a ground cloth. It creates a layer of still air around the bag/quilt so it doesn't loose heat to moving air as easily.
I don't think it adds warmth per se. Bags are often rated for 'in-tent' conditions so the bivy makes up for the lack of coverage of tarp/cowboy camping.
I use a bivy for bug control and often for-go the insulation layer… but that's only when I'm out near the coast.
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The F-16 aircraft bearing number IN3016 had touched down when the startling incident took place.
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As a company whose expertise includes medical imaging and information technologies, performance improvement and biopharmaceutical manufacturing, GE Healthcare is well placed to support drug discovery innovation and productivity. With the Pharma industry moving away from blockbuster discoveries and focusing more on orphan drugs and rare diseases in the hopes of achieving medical breakthroughs with wider implications, GE Healthcare sees this impacting on the development of new drugs. "It will require faster, more flexible development capabilities and smaller-scale batch production operations," Sundberg surmises. "It will be of key importance to try to decrease time-to-market (TTM) to get a return of investment as quickly as possible."