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About the conference
Swift Summit is all about community. The world's top Swift developers, bloggers, book authors and teachers are coming together for 2 days. Because the event is designed with the social aspect as a 'first-class citizen', every facet of the event has ample opportunities to meet the people around you and have fun. Attendees come as a collection of professionals sharing an interest in Swift, and leave as part of a community.
Learning and education is also hugely important to Swift Summit. Aside from the social aspects, the mission is for every attendee, regardless of their skill level, to leave as better Swift developers with new knowledge, tools and ideas that provide immediate value.
We do expect to sell out well before the conference date, so interested parties are encouraged to reserve their tickets as soon as possible.
Please read our Code of Conduct: We take it seriously.
Jesse Squires
Jesse Squires is an iOS developer and the curator of Swift Weekly Brief. He writes about Swift and Objective-C on his blog at jessesquires.com and contributes often to many open source projects on GitHub. He wears black t-shirts, drinks black coffee, and listens to black metal. Twitter: @jesse_squires
Nate Cook
Nate Cook is the creator of SwiftDoc.org and managing editor of NSHipster, where he writes on topics in Cocoa and Swift.
Twitter: @nnnnnnnn
Kamilah Taylor
Kamilah is a Sr. Software Engineer at LinkedIn, & worked on the complete rewrite of LinkedIn's flagship app. Previously she did robotics at Wolfram Research, and is a co-author of a "Women in Tech" book. She is passionate about encouraging diversity in STEM careers. Twitter: @kamilah
Ayaka Nonaka
Ayaka is an iOS engineer at Workflow, & was previously at Venmo on their iOS team. She's given well received talks on natural language processing in Swift, scripting in Swift, and a few other things. Recently she's been writing at Learn Swift ↯ to show how powerful the language can be. @ayanonagon
Greg Heo
Greg is an iOS engineer at Instagram, and has been a computer nerd ever since the Commodore 64 days. Greg says he enjoys writing code, long walks thinking about code, and listening to podcasts about code.
Twitter: @gregheo
Alexis Gallagher
Alexis is as an independent consultant, building all sorts of systems with Swift, Clojure, bash, a heartfelt sincerity, a nagging skepticism, and the motley wisdom from his past adventures in science, finance, and improvisational theater. Twitter: @alexisgallagher
Chris Eidhof
Chris is the author of Functional Swift and Advanced Swift. He runs objc.io and built Deckset and Scenery. Twitter: @ChrisEidhof
Laura Savino
Laura is an iOS developer with a penchant for languages, travel, and education. She's worked on all sorts of client apps through mobile agencies, and most recently built apps to transform students' learning at Khan Academy. Twitter: @Savinola
Wendy Lu
Wendy is an iOS engineer and has been working at Pinterest for the last 4 years. There, she led the launch of their commerce product on mobile and has also touched everything from the data layer to the ads product. She previously spoke at Swift Summit on Apple Pay and moderates a mobile development panel at Grace Hopper. @wendyluwho
Paul Stringer
Paul has worked at startups and companies including Sky & Apple and now heads mobile at Equal Experts. As one of the industry's most seasoned practitioners, Paul is an advocate of Clean Code, SOLID principles and Acceptance Test Driven Development in the pursuit of beautifully made software for iOS. - @paulstringer
Christopher Stott
Chris built his first mobile app before the iPhone was ever released, and built his first iOS app after a bet in a bar. Always up for a varied challenge. Chris co-founded Buddybuild to make life easiest for other iOS and Android app developers. @chrisyvr
Benjamin Encz
Benjamin Encz is the iOS Lead Developer at PlanGrid in San Francisco. He has worked in the Apple ecosystem since 2011 on a variety of projects,from enterprise software to mobile games. He is the creator of multiple Swift open source libraries such as `ReSwift` and `Validated`. @benjaminencz
Dzung Pham
Dzung is a security consultant at Cigital. She graduated from University of Notre Dame in 2015, and has been working in the security field ever since with a focus in web application and iOS penetration testing. She loves cats, reading, and dancing. @joonefam
Christina Lee
Christina is a mobile developer at Pinterest, where she's currently working on video. In addition to leveraging Swift to create functional reactive UI's, she enjoys creating detailed animations and reading well documented APIs. @runchristinarun
Jon Shier
Jon Shier works at Detroit Labs in Detroit and has been programming on Apple platforms since learning Objective-C on the Mac OS X Public Beta. Jon is a contributor to the Alamofire networking library, among others, and sits on the board of directors of the Alamofire Foundation. @jshier
Chris Bailey
Chris is technical leader in the Runtime Technologies team at IBM. Chris has spent 15+ years working with the open source communities for Java, Node.js and Swift. He's made contributions to the Swift Language and the Core Libraries, particularly in Foundation and Dispatch, and is now working on making "server" focused APIs. @chris__bailey
Javier Soto
Javier Soto is an iOS Engineer in the Twitter for iOS team in San Francisco. He is originally from Spain, is fan of chess, space and Rubik's cubes. @javi
Ben Sandofsky
Ben Sandofsky has developed software professionally for over a decade. He's worked on Periscope, Twitter for Mac, and Twitter for iPhone, where he acted as tech lead. He also likes to talk; he's advised startups, taught for CodePath, and been a technical consultant for HBO's Silicon Valley. Currently, he is cofounder of an early stage mobile startup. @sandofsky
Sommer Panage
Sommer is the lead iOS developer at Chorus Fitness, and previously worked as the head of Mobile Accessibility on iOS and Android at Twitter. Prior to Twitter, Sommer worked on the iOS team at Apple. Between Twitter and her current position, Sommer spent two years as a freelance iOS dev while pursing a career as professional circus artist and instructor. @sommer.
Tuomas Artman
Tuomas is the tech lead for Uber's mobile architecture and frameworks team. Prior to moving to the Bay area four years ago, he founded one of Finlands leading digital consultancies and spent a year in Shanghai building games and multiuser technology platforms for the Chinese market. @artman.
Marin Usalj
Marin is a Senior Software Engineer at Lyft. Active in the OSS community, you might know him as a creator of Alcatraz Package Manager and xcpretty. @_supermarin.
+more to be announced!
(We'll continue to announce additional speakers in the lead up to the conference)
Conference venue The Palace of Fine Arts
This year's conference will be hosted at the Palace of Fine Arts theatre.
This famous San Francisco icon was built in 1915 in a Greco-Roman style and is one of the most photographed sites in the city. We will be seated in the theatre and have ample room for refreshments, catering and exhibitors in a large adjoining space. Attendees may also enjoy the outer gardens at the Palace of Fine arts in between talks, with fantastic views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
What's included in the ticket?Your ticket price includes:
- Access to every talk by every speaker (it's a single track conference, so you won't have to miss any),
- Two tasty lunches, two light breakfasts, 2 days of snacks & coffee throughout the day,
- Access to the after-party and all the social events around the conference,
- Swag and apparel from our sponsors,
- Access to the exhibitor area, where you can talk to employers who are looking to hire Swift developers & show off their developer goodies,
- An address book full of new friends you'll meet at the conference :)
Main Stage schedule Here's our plan for the 2 days:
Registration & Breakfast
Please have your ticket ready!
Welcome Message
Theatre doors open, please be seated for welcome to the day.
Flexible Code for Generic Collections
Nate Cook - NSHipster | SwiftDocs.org
In addition to the familiar arrays, sets, and dictionaries, the Swift standard library includes a wide range of other collections that enable powerful and efficient transformations. Reaping the benefits of these views and wrappers, however, requires delving into the challenging world of generic and protocol-oriented programming.
This talk will focus on how to get the most out of Swift's sometimes daunting system of collections. We'll explore how the sequence and collection protocols enable different operations, survey the breadth of concrete collection types, and learn how to write methods that can work with any collection.
Swift at Scale
Kamilah Taylor - Linkedin
This talk would cover a lot of the challenges and solutions that we've come up with at LinkedIn, around testing, project structure, build times.
(Full talk description to be released soon!)
A quantitive look at Swift usage
Christopher Stott - Buddybuild
(Talk description to be released soon!)
Social Break
Tea, coffee, snack & social break
Swift Enums and State Machines
Christina Lee - Pinterest
Swift enums are among the most robust of any language in current use. By combining them with a simple async tool such as RxSwift, you can create incredibly powerful state machines with just a switch statement. In this talk, we will look at how you can leverage the power of swift enums to write robust UI state machines in only a few lines.
ProcedureKit and You
Jon Shier - Detroit Labs
Operations (formerly NSOperations) are powerful abstractions around asynchronous tasks that provide support for building chains of dependencies to be run in the background. The ProcedureKit library provides enhanced subclasses of Operation, starting with Procedure, that include abilities like conditions, which determine whether an operation can run, capabilities, which allow Procedures to ask the system and your app for permissions, and observers, which offer an easy, closure-based approach to observing the state of procedures. In addition it provides high level procedure wrappers around things like CloudKit, view controller presentation, and UIAlertController presentation.
In this talk, Jon will demonstrate how to use the ProcedureKit library to enhance the asynchronous operation of your apps, from the basic Procedure it offers to it's more advanced usage. This includes GroupProcedures, which execute multiple procedures as a single task; RepeatedProcedure, which can repeat a procedure until certain conditions are met; and the built in support for result injection, which allows you to communicate results between procedures without tightly coupling them.
Pushing the boundaries of Swift to the Server
Chris Bailey - IBM Software Group
Swift is a robust language for mobile but cloud development opens the door to new opportunities for today's top app developers. Integrating projects to backend systems can sometimes be problematic, requiring new tools and skills. It doesn't have to be; end-to-end Swift opens the door to radically simpler app dev so we can all focus on the engagement. This session will describe the work that's been done to bring Swift to the server, both in terms of efforts in the Swift.org projects, and with implementation of server frameworks, and show you how you can quickly create and deploy applications with both server and client components.
Lunch & social time
Enjoy a tasty catered lunch while participating in one of the available social activities: 'Discussion Tables'- where you can join a table of 10 for a semi-structured talk, Exhibitor booths- where you can chat to relevant companies who are doing things with Swift, or strike up a conversation with the attendees around you about what you're working on!
Storyboards Revisited
Paul Stringer - Equal Experts
Storyboards are a powerful yet sometimes maligned tool for controlling the flow of your iOS app through configuration not code.
The storyboard approach in theory allows a clean separation of flow and presentation that provides greater flexibility to change. The reality though is that view controller code typically ends up becoming deeply entwined with the storyboard itself, leading to inflexible, oft duplicated code. This approach can leave many an experienced developer wondering "is it worth it?" and becoming wary of its use.
In this session we take a fresh cut - we pick up the story where 'Clean Architecture' approaches end and learn about a powerful approach to maintaining the separation of storyboard and view controller that delivers the promise of flexibility and less configuration in our code.
This talk will share a technique that makes powerful use one of the oldest but least understood design patterns in the book coupled with the modern language features of Swift for a story with an ending you don't want to miss!
Learn how to make Storyboards an even more compelling tool that can be at the heart of the clean architecture of your Swift app.
Talking to Swift
Alexis Gallagher - Topology
Q: "Hey, Siri, can we just have a chat?"
A: "Interesting question, Alexis."
It certainly is, because _conversational UI_ is the hot new thing.
What is it? The term encompasses not just speech-based UIs like Siri, Cortana, or Google Now, but also the use of chat bots to present products and tell stories through messaging interfaces. You can now search for a restaurant or rescue an astronaut, all by chatting with an app on your phone.
But where does Swift fit in? Apple's new Siri API supports only a fixed list of commands. But there is a loophole, the new iOS speech-recognition API.
This talk will show how to write a simple chatbot that uses the speech recognition API to listen, uses the speech synthesis API to speak, just like Siri. But unlike Siri, this bot tactfully probes your inner state of mind, and responds with words of consolation and wisdom from the 17th century French writer La Rochefoucauld. Along the way, the talk will also provide a whirlwind tour of basic chatbot design, as well as commenting on deployment challenges and language benefits from using Swift.
After nine years studying layout, bezier curves, and swipe gestures, will we spend the next nine exploring rapport, spontaneity, and subtext? Or is it all just talk?
How to Rescue a Codebase
Ben Sandofsky - Cofounder, Frontier Labs
Did you just inherit a dumpster fire? Eager to dump Objective-C and enter a pure Swift world? Before you click "New Project," let's look at why rewrites often fail, and safer ways to fix a project.
Social Break
Tea, coffee, snack & social break
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Declarative Code
Benjamin Encz - PlanGrid
One of the most powerful ideas of functional programming is also one of the simplest: separate data and behavior. This concept is also known as "Declarative Programming". Swift has made declarative programming a lot easier and more popular. However, most examples of declarative programming in Swift are a little abstract. The goal of this talk is to demonstrate how code that exists in most apps can be refactored into a declarative style.
These examples will help to demonstrate the effectiveness that comes with declarative programming. We can reduce the overall amount of code required for new features and we can enforce strict patterns throughout our codebase (which reduces the room for errors a lot). All of this makes our code easier to understand and more welcoming to new contributors.
At the end of this talk attendees should have a good understanding of the practical advantages of declarative programming and should be able to apply these concepts to their own code.
Swift & Security
Dzung Pham - Cigital
With security features such as App Transport Security (ATS), crypto framework libraries, etc. Apple has shifted the security decisions from the programming language to the platform. This has influenced the design of Swift into the powerful and intuitive programming language we all know and love. Nevertheless, the security measures provided by the architecture does not guarantee the security of Swift applications.
Improper framework implementation in Swift can create weaknesses and vulnerabilities for attackers to exploit. For example, improper implementation of session management can lead to session hijacking attack or information leakage - sensitive information might be stored locally in the device.
In this presentation, we will go over some main security features that are built into Swift. We will also walk through some abuse cases that make an application vulnerable. Example for improper use of frameworks will be demonstrated.
Clear as a bell: Sharing technical expertise
Laura Savino - iOS consultant | Previously: Khan Academy
When you're the resident expert in a technology on your team, you often end up balancing your enthusiasm about a technical approach with your ability to get buy-in from your colleagues. One tool for getting people on board with your ideas is making sure they have same data you do–or, put differently, teaching. This talk covers basic pedagogical skills & techniques, relating them to situations where you want your team to appreciate a technical approach as much as you do.
Panel Discussion
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🎈Swift Summit + IBM Social Reception🎈
IBM is graciously hosting our main afterparty this year: the "Swift Summit + IBM social reception". The lovely team at IBM are buying everyone drinks and finger food. It will be a great night so make sure to join us and continue your interesting conversations there.
Bar: Reed & Greenough
Address: 3251 Scott St, San Francisco, CA 94123
Time: 6pm - straight after the conference. We'll all make our way there together!
Please bring your badge along!
Welcome to the day
The theatre doors have opened, please be seated for a welcome to the day.
Pushing the limits of protocol oriented programming
Jessie Squires - Instagram | Swift Weekly Brief
All programming languages have their own "personality" and encourage certain paradigms. In Swift, this is expressed through protocol-oriented programming and a focus on value types. As a community, we convey this by describing code as being "swifty" or not. In this talk, we'll examine how we can push the limits of protocol-oriented programming (and thus, the limits of the Swift type-checker) by building a generic, protocol-oriented ("swifty") data source framework.
Data Consistency in an Unpredictable World
Wendy Lu - Pinterest
At Pinterest, we recently completed a rewrite our iOS app for a faster, cleaner experience. One of the goals of our re-architecture was to move to a completely immutable model layer. "Immutable models" is a term we hear a lot of these days - many apps have converted to immutability. However, immutability poses challenges in handling data consistency of a complex object graph. In this talk, I'll discuss the motivation behind our migration, and explore how our new system handles updating models, loading new information from the API and other data integrity concerns.
Case study: Swift with ~150 engineers
Tuomas Artman - Uber
Over the past year, the iOS team at Uber has re-architected its applications using Swift. Close to 150 mobile engineers at Uber participated in this mammoth effort. By migrating such a large Objective-C codebase to Swift, Uber found itself at the bleeding edge of the programming language. In this talk we'll cover why we went Swift, how we created an architecture that scales to 150 mobile engineers and the problems we encountered.
Social Break
Coffee, Tea, Snacks and social break.
Interfacing with GraphQL in Swift
Sommer Panage - Chorus Fitness
This talk will discuss the challenges faced when dealing with dynamic GraphQL queries and responses in a statically typed language such as Swift.
Launch arguments - the mysteries
Marin Usalj - Lyft
A talk about launch arguments on iOS & OSX platforms, that will uncover some undocumented features and demonstrate real world usage.
Talk consists of 3 parts:
- Goes quickly over launch arguments in UNIX with live demo
- Shows off real life usage, with examples of Lyft utilizing the technology
- Goes over advanced usage interactively (quiz for attendees), and most importantly - shows off undocumented behavior with a few surprises.
The talk is high paced and has live demoing & coding. It covers all from beginner to advanced level.
Lunch & Social time
Enjoy a tasty catered lunch while participating in one of the available social activities: 'Discussion Tables'- where you can join a table of 10 for a semi-structured talk, Exhibitor booths- where you can chat to relevant companies who are doing things with Swift, or strike up a conversation with the attendees around you about what you're working on!
Dynamic Swift
Chris Eidhof - Objc.io
In this talk, we'll see why Swift is a very dynamic language. We'll look at an example of runtime programming, which is what made Objective-Cdynamic, and reimplement it using functions, which is what makes Swift dynamic.
Contributing to the Swift compiler
Ayaka Nonaka - Workflow | Previously: Venmo
A few months ago, I somehow ended up contributing a non-trivial diff to the Swift compiler without much prior experience with C++ and absolutely zero with compilers, and a lot of people have been asking me how I managed to pull that off. This talk will go over how to get up and running with the Swift compiler and how you can contribute too even if it feels completely new and scary!
Rubik's Cubes and Genetic Algorithms in Swift
Javier Soto - Twitter iOS team
Genetic Algorithms are a fascinating way of solving problems in computer science inspired by biological evolution. I implemented one in Swift to solve Rubik's Cubes, and you won't believe what happened next.
Social Break
Coffee, Tea, Snacks and social break.
Clarity, Cohesion, Coupling, Complexity
Greg Heo - Instagram
Writers often say the way to become a better writer is to do a lot of reading. The same applies to code: if you take the time to read Swift code—both good and bad—it will expand your horizons and make you a better programmer.
In this talk, Greg will take you through some bits of the open-source Swift repository. We'll use the four C's—clarity, cohesion, coupling, and complexity—as a lens to examine coding practices. You'll get a look at how parts of Foundation and the standard library are built in Swift, and the goal is to come away with some new ideas and best practices to use in your own projects and build up your skills.
Raffle & Swag give-a-way
Sponsors and exhibitors will give away some great raffle items to attendees! You've gotta be there to win something, so make sure you come to this session!
Closing Panel Discussion
A panel of our speakers will close out the conference with a panel discussion.
Social mingle & good-bye!
This concludes the conference sessions, but the community doesn't end here. Take the opportunity to get the contact details of your new friends so that you can stay in touch.
Feedback from Swift Summit London 2015
This has been the best conference I've ever attended: fun, great talks, great people. Thanks @morqon @DevBeren @NomadicIda for @SwiftSummit!— Javier Soto (@Javi) March 22, 2015
Watching http://t.co/EeYAq2QowU reminds me of how amazing @SwiftSummit was. Had an *amazing* during those few days, very invigorating.— Brian Gesiak(もどかしい) (@modocache) May 26, 2015
Organizers, speakers, and attendees were all so incredibly engaged, friendly and inclusive. Thanks to everyone for a great time.— AirspeedVelocity (@AirspeedSwift) March 22, 2015
Oh man. What a great show, that @SwiftSummit. So much ❤ for all attendees, speakers and organizers.— Radek Pietruszewski (@radexp) March 22, 2015
At home. Super happy to be part of this amazing weekend, @SwiftSummit has been an amazing expirience!— Alejandro Martinez (@alexito4) March 22, 2015
On my way back from the peak. @SwiftSummit was just perfect! Hopefully no 1-hit-wonder :)— Stefan Völker (@nyxos) March 23, 2015
Sponsors A big thanks to our corporate supporters:
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Twitter was born on mobile, and we know what it takes to design, release, and grow a great mobile app. Twitter's modular mobile platform, Fabric, makes it easy for developers to build the best apps. Fabric combines the services of Crashlytics, MoPub, Twitter, fastlane, and others to address some of the most common and pervasive challenges that all app developers face such as stability, revenue, and identity.
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Uber is not just an app, we're changing the way that people and things move around your city in over 60 countries around the world. As the company evolves, our employees have the opportunity to grow with it. Working at Uber means being part of an environment where employees solve problems they find interesting, take initiative to achieve their vision, and make an impact in 100s of communities.
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The BBC's serialisation of The Diary of Anne Frank last week was poignant in its timing as much as its content. There'll be another chance to see the sequence of five half-hours at the end of the month, and it shouldn't be missed. The adaptation by Deborah Moggach was as restrained as it was powerful. My wife, who was born near Amsterdam in the war, said the lighting and sets caught the time and the place brilliantly.
Anne's diary is one of the great powerful testaments of the Holocaust, a lasting monument like the lesser known, but truly great literary memoir, of Primo Levi's evocation of Auschwitz, If This is a Man.
"With the violins of irony," wrote the critic AA Gill in the Sunday Times, "The Diary of Anne Frank played all week against the background news of Israel's bombing and invasion of Gaza. The comparison between the Franks, forced into hiding, and the Palestinians, proscribed, trapped and hopeless in this sliver of land that is the Middle East's attic, was inescapable."
The point is well made, for the Holocaust is central to the national narrative of Israel. Gill's one major criticism was that the BBC drama, for all its skill and pathos, lacked context. It didn't put the rounding-up of the Dutch Jews, of whom 100,000 died in the camps, in its historical context. Neither the drama nor the excellent documentary narrated by Kenneth Branagh that accompanied it, and which won an Oscar two years ago, went deeply into the question of who betrayed the Franks to the Nazi powers in Amsterdam.
The sense of betrayal of the Jews is a powerful twist in the Dutch national narrative of the Holocaust, and its legacy endures to this day. Many Dutch feel the Jews were betrayed by Dutch bureaucracy itself. In the last national census before the war, which most knew was coming, individuals and families were categorised by race and religion, so the Nazi powers knew exactly where the majority of Jews lived and worked. And when the round-ups started, most people living in and around Amsterdam knew what was going on.
My mother-in-law, Margreet Slingenberg, kept a diary throughout the war. Her chronicle of 1943, in a tiny pocket diary, is made up of one-line summaries of events. Thus for 3 February, "Stalingrad fallen", on 6 February in a howling storm my wife Marianne is born; in July Mussolini's fall and the battles on Sicily are recorded. Then on 19 October, Thursday, she writes "walked through Amsterdam, through the Jewish quarter where all the houses are empty, every window shattered, really spooky."
The sense of betrayal in a different national context is brilliantly explored in Alexander Stille's book, Benevolence and Betrayal, about five prominent Jewish families in Turin under fascism. Four of the families had been generous donors to fascism, only the wily and tough communist Rocco Foa knew what was coming for the Jews once Mussolini hooked up with Hitler.
The Dutch betrayal of the Jews has a resonance today in the sensitivities and tensions currently running with the growing population of recent immigrants, and the rise of militant Islamists. Curiously it is overlooked by Ian Buruma, in his otherwise excellent book, Murder in Amsterdam, about the murder of Theo van Gogh by a Moroccan Islamist and of the populist anti-immigrant politician Pim Fortuyn, and the anti-Islamic protest of Ayaan Hirsi Ali. It came up again when the Serbs overran the Bosnian enclave of Srbrenica in July 1992, when it was under the protection of Dutch UN troops. Some 5,000-7,000 Bosniak males were taken away, tied and shot. This time the victims were Muslim. The sense of public betrayal was palpable among the Dutch, though it took several years and three attempts, led by two brave journalists Frank Westerman and Bart Reiss, to force the government to resign.
The Holocaust is central to the history and psyche of modern Europe, yet is not regarded so centrally in other parts of the world, even among historians. It is central to the national narrative and very existence of the state of Israel, yet a point of discussion and dispute in the Arab world – though few there go the absurd lengths of denial of President Ahmadinejad of Iran and his mouthpieces, such as PressTV, the online broadcaster with a growing audience in Britain and Europe.
This is where the fighting in Gaza comes in. The Israelis have the imperative of the narrative of the Holocaust for the right of their community and state to exist. The Palestinians have their narrative of expulsion and exile from lands for which they had title deeds under the Ottoman empire, and places as sacred to Islam as to Judaism and Christianity. Gaza is a battle between two peoples and two narratives, and the firepower of one side cannot hope to obliterate the deep memory and longing for return and redemption of the other.
In the weeks before the BBC screened The Diary of Anne Frank, Rotterdam followed her famous exhortation for human understanding, and elected its first immigrant mayor, Ahmed Aboutaleb, a well-known journalist who is son of a Moroccan prayer-leader. He has been elected in the city where Pym Fortuyn campaigned on a cocktail of rabid anti-immigrant slogans, trading on the fear that native Dutch are in the minority in the inner cities of several major municipalities including Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
Like Job Cohen, the Jewish mayor of Amsterdam, Aboutaleb works tirelessly on inter-community and inter-faith projects. In his first major post-election international interview in the Observer this weekend, he stated, "My job is to build bridges and Rotterdam is a good place to do that. This is the city of big projects where the sky is the limit, but also a city with high levels of poverty. My job is to be mayor for everyone from the businessmen to the kid from Surinam just trying to earn a living."

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Tea tree' also known as Melaleuca Alternifolia' oil is extracted by steam-distilling its leaves. Tea tree oil reportedly combats bacteria' viruses' and fungi and keeps away associated concerns. It could potentially reduce acne' deal with cold sores' and soothe itchy insect bites. Studies reveal that tea tree oil may also fight toenail fungal infection and skin inflammation.
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By Smita
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Best skin product!!
I ordered this product for my acne treatment and used it twice since it arrived. It is very effective on my acne and I plan to use to it for other daily uses.
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Love this product!
I use this as a face cleaner/astringent. I do moisten a cotton pad with water first then add a drop or 2 of the tea tree oil. Apply all over face. Helps with breakouts. Cleans out my pores. My skin is normal. Not oily or dry.
keeps acne away
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it can smell strong
it will dry out you skin if you use more than few drops.
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I was introduced to tea tree oil by NOW from a friend and wanted to share my experience with you. My family and I use it everyday in many different ways such as mouth wash, body wash and as a face and skin cleanser. Also my wife use it daily for her nails! Our skin has made amazing changes...
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Unpleasant, strong smell! But still love the quality of NOW products and the effects of the Tea Tree oil!
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NOW Foods Tea Tree Oil works for acne, bug bites, dandruff, infections...wonderful oil.
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Tea Tree Oil by NOW probably has more uses than any other essential oil. I use it for my toe nails, after shaving/waxing,etc. just to name a few uses. There are a growing list of uses for this gem that I keep this one on my bathroom counter instead of in the cabinet so its always in reach. Seriously this is a daily use oil! I had purchased the 1 oz, but then bought the 4 oz because the price is a better value when you buy the larger bottle and I use it so much that it just makes sense to buy the larger size.
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NOW Essential Oils Tea Tree Oil by NOW is such a great product to add to my handmade soaps. Pricing was the best I've found and shipping was very quick!
The price is right. Free shipping too!
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Tea tree oil works!
I am just now starting to using Tea Tree by NOW Essential Oils and learning it's many uses. So far I like it. I have mixed it with other essential oils for facial moisturizer, dry skin, and also for skin rag removal.
Eucalyptus aroma.
None so far.
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I love Tea Tree Oil.
I use Tea Tree Oil by NOW Essential Oils diluted to treat my adult acne. I do not like all the drying and peeling due to a lot of the over the counter acne meds. This works well!
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An unfortunate outbreak with lice introduced us to Tea Tree Oil by NOW Foods we now use it for soothing itchy scalps, disinfecting cloth diaper, treating diaper rash and insect bites (mixed with other oils), and aromatherapy. A staple in our household.
Potency; anything that naturally gets rid of parasites!
Strong odor, but we associate it with its potency, so not a total con.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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In the year 2004, we had 2 business flourishing. We were bringing in some good money. We had outgrown our house, Abraham was sleeping in my parents bedroom, and we needed a new home. We started looking and praying. We found a house, gone to sheriff sale because the builder had ran out of money. Oh the irony. We went through it, I etched my initials into the banister telling my little brother Scott that if we moved in, it would be a keepsake. I was into the keepsakes.
One day my dad brought us to the house and lined me and Scott up against the wall. He was recording on our old camera. We were really into pictures and family videos. We had about 40 videos of us all growing up. He told us this was our house. I ran upstairs into my future bedroom and ran around the room, kissing the wall, floors, my own sink, and closet. I then quickly thanked God and ran back downstairs. If only I would have known the pain and sorrow this cursed house has caused us.
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You see, Scott, my middle brother had always been a bit of a rascal. We compared him to Spanky from Little Rascals. He gave my dad a hard time on "respect" and all that. I only needed a few spanks to know who was boss but Scott just didn't learn. Dad would practically beat him with his leather belt. Scott would come out of the bedroom, limping and tear-stained, while dad went back to his horrid work.
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I realized Mom treated me differently. I left her notes asking her why, and she would respond and say its her fault. I eventually would be so confused I would cry on my Dad's shoulder. That when I believe the troubles began to happen. When Mom started to hurt his "little white rose." He would take me on "dates" and spend more time with me than anybody else. He started confiding in me about some of his troubles. I sympathized. I realize now he was just lining me up, and making sure I was on his side. Oh what a pathetic person I was, believing only one person. I was only 10.


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