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In the middle of the Anti-Capitalist Convergence march in Washington DC last month, I found myself nose to nose with a line of police attempting to push the crowd back. I was facing an angry but very short policewoman so in my case it was actually nightstick to bosom. "Get back, get back!" she was shouting, but our line was not giving ground. I explained to her, calmly and I thought, quite reasonably, that we were not going to get back, because there was nowhere for us to go.
I think of that moment now as a metaphor for where what I like to call the Global Justice movement is today. We are facing an array of forces telling us to get back, to disperse, to leave the scene. The forces of the state, the media, all the powers that support global corporate capitalism would like to see us go away.
But we have nowhere to go.
We have nowhere to go because the conditions we have been fighting have not gone away. The disparity between rich and poor has not grown less, the attempts of the corporate powers to consolidate their hegemony have not ceased, the environment has not miraculously repaired itself, and our economic and social systems have not suddenly become sustainable. We're on the Titanic; our efforts to turn the course of the ship have just been hijacked, and we're churning full steam ahead into the iceberg.
We don't have the luxury of defraying action to a more favorable moment. We need the movement to keep moving forward.
How do we do that in the face of increased repression and much potential public opposition?
I. Stand our ground:
First, we don't panic, and we stand our ground. Fear is running rampant at the moment, and every effort is being made by the authorities to increase and play upon that fear. While the general public may fear more terrorist attacks, we in the movement are equally or more afraid of what our governments may do in restricting civil liberties and targeting dissent. But either way, fear is the authorities' greatest weapon of social control. When we are in a state of fear, we're not taking in information, we're unable to clearly see or assess a situation, and we make bad decisions. We're more easily controlled.
We can learn to recognize fear, in our own bodies, in our meetings, in our interactions. When fear is present, just stop for a moment, take a deep breath, and consciously set it aside. Then ask, 'What would we do in this situation if we weren't afraid?' From that perspective, we can make choices based on reasonable caution but also on vision.
II. Acknowledge the grief:
911 threw us as collectively into a deep well of grief. We have had to face the awful power of death to intrude on our lives, to sear us with pain and loss, to reorder all our priorities and disrupt all our plans, to remind us that we walk the world in vulnerable, mortal flesh. The political task that faces us is to speak to the depth of that grief, not to gloss it over or trivialize it or use it to further stale agendas. If we simply shout at people over bullhorns, recycling the politics, the slogans, the language of the sixties, we will fail. The movement we need to build now, the potential for transformation that might arise out of this tragedy, must speak to the heart of the pain we share across political lines. A great hole torn has been torn out of the heart of the world. What we need now is not to close over the wound, but to dare to stare more deeply into it.
To comprehend that grief, we must look at the possibility that it was present within us before the 11th, that the violence and death of that day released a flood tide of latent mourning. On one level, yes, we mourned for the victims and their families, for the destruction of familiar places and the disruption of the patterns of our lives. But on a deeper level, perhaps many of us were already mourning, consciously or not, the lack of connection and community in the society that built those towers, the separation from nature that they embodied, the diminishment of the wild, the closing off of possibilities and the narrowing of our life spaces. This frozen grief, transmuted into rage, has fueled our movements, but we are not the only ones to feel it.
With the grief also comes a fear more profound than even the terror caused by the attack itself. For those towers represented human triumph over nature. Larger than life, built to be un-burnable, they were the Titanic of our day. For them to burn and fall so quickly means that the whole superstructure we depend upon to mitigate nature and assure our comfort and safety could fall. And without it most of us do not know how to survive. We know, in our bones, that our technologies and economies are unsustainable, that nature is stronger than we are, that we cannot tamper with the very life systems of the earth without costs, and that we are creating such despair in the world that it must inevitably crack open, weep and rage. The towers falling were an icon of an upcoming reckoning we dread but secretly anticipate.
The movement we need to build now must speak to the full weight of the loss, of the fear, and yet hold out hope. We must admit the existence of great forces of chaos and uncertainty, and yet maintain that out of chaos can come destruction, but also creativity.
III. Develop a new political language:
Faced with the profundity of loss, with the stark reality of death, we find words inadequate. "What do I say to someone who just lost his brother in the towers?" a hard core New York activist asks me. "How do I talk to him?"
The language of abstraction doesn't work. Ideology doesn't work. Judgment and hectoring and shaming and blaming cannot truly touch the depth of that loss. Only poetry can address grief. Only words that convey what we can see and smell and taste and touch of life, can move us.
To do that we need to forge a new language of both the word and the deed. We on the Left can be as devoted to certain words and political forms as any Catholic was ever attached to the Latin Mass. We incant "imperialism" or "anti-capitalist" or "non-violence" or even "peace" with an almost religious fervor, as if the words alone could strike blows in the struggle.
Those words are useful, and meaningful. But they're like the cliche that the bad poet turns to. They are the easy first answer that relieves us of the work of real expression.
Lately I'm hearing some of my most political friends say, "I can't go to another rally. I can't stand hearing one more person tell me in angry tones what the answers are."
What if we stopped in the middle of our rallies and said, "But you know, these issues are complex, and many of us have mixed feelings, and let's take some time for all the people here to talk to each other instead of listening to more speeches."
If we could admit to some of our own ambiguities, we might also find that we are closer than we think to that supposed overwhelming majority of war supporters, who in reality may have deeply mixed feelings of their own.
IV. Propose our own alternative to Bush's war:
Defining the September attacks as an act of war rather than a criminal act has only dignified the perpetrators. Going to war has turned us into Bin Laden's recruiting agency, rapidly alienating the entire Muslim world. Bombing Afghanistan has made us look like thugs to the Muslim world, (and to everyone else with a heart and sense) and bred thousands of new potential ready-to-die enemies. The bombing, by preventing relief trucks from delivering serious food supplies before winter, now threatens to impose starvation on up to seven million Afghanis. In spite of what the polls and the media tell us, I don't necessarily believe that the bulk of the U.S. population is frothing at the mouth with eagerness for Afghani blood. The phrase I kept hearing is a plaintive "We need to do something." Bush's program is the only one laid out for us. The attacks are real, and devastating; simply calling for 'peace' and singing "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" does not address their seriousness. If we oppose Bush's war, we need a clear alternative.
Diplomacy does not mean weakness. It means being smarter than the opposition, not just better armed. Diplomacy also does not mean simply issuing ultimatums backed by bombs. It means actually understanding something of the culture of the people you're negotiating with. It means actually negotiating, offering a carrot as well as a stick, being willing to let the other side come out with something less than total humiliation. If the goal of the war is truly to get Bin Laden, well, the Taliban just offered to deliver him to a third country.
This could be moment to switch our policy, to negotiate, to work with and strengthen international institutions and the U.N., to begin to deliver massive and meaningful humanitarian aid to the region. Any or all of those acts would increase our long term security far more than our present course.
V. Expose the real aims of the war:
We have about as much chance of doing any of the above as I have of being offered a post in the current Administration. All the indications are that Bush wants a war, to establish U.S. hegemony in Central Asia and the East, to forestall an Asian alliance that might oppose our vested interests with interests of their own, to take control of rich oil resources of Central Asia and provide a safe passage for an oil pipeline across Afghanistan, to deflect from the illegitimacy of his own presidency, to implement the entire right wing agenda. We need to continue educating the public about those aims and about the real consequences of the war. To do that, we need to talk to people-not just at rallies and teach-ins, but in our neighborhoods, our workplaces, our schools, on the bus, in the street, on talk shows, with our families. It can be easier to march into a line of riot cops than to voice an unpopular opinion where we live, but we've got to do it and to learn to do it calmly and effectively.
And while we're talking about the war, we need to make the connections to the broader issues we were working on before the eleventh of September. The war can be an opening to challenge racism, and to spotlight the U.S.'s historic role of training, arming, and supporting terrorists-including Bin Laden and the Taliban in previous years. In an age of terrorism, does an economy entirely dependent on oil-based long distance transport really make sense? (Especially as it didn't make sense before, but never mind that.) The Anthrax scares are a perfect opportunity to push for true domestic security in the form of a well-funded, functioning public health system, availability of hospital beds and medical care, support for local food producers, development of alternative energy resources, etc. The right wing has used the attacks and the war to justify their agenda, but with a little political judo we can redraw their picture of reality.
VI. Develop our vision:
Despair breeds fundamentalism, fanaticism, and terrorism.
A world of truly shared abundance would be a safer world.
The policies of global corporate capitalism have not brought us that world. They've been tried-and found wanting. We need to replace them with our own vision.
The global justice movement has often been accused of not knowing what it wants. In reality, we know clearly the broad outlines of what we want even though we have a multiplicity of ideas of how to get there. I can lay it out for you in five short paragraphs:
We want enterprises to be rooted in communities and responsible to communities and to future generations. We want producers to be accountable for the true social and ecological costs of what they produce.
We say there is a commons that needs to be protected, that there are resources that are too vital to life, too precious or sacred to be exploited for the profit of the few, including those things that sustain life: water, traditional lands and productive farmland, the collective heritage of ecological and genetic diversity, the earth's climate, the habitats of rare species and of endangered human cultures, sacred places, and our collective cultural and intellectual knowledge.
We say that those who labor are entitled, as a bare minimum, to safety, to just compensation that allows for life, hope and dignity, and to have the power to determine the conditions of their work.
We say that as humans we have a collective responsibility for the well being of others, that life is fraught with uncertainty, bad luck, injury, disease, and loss, and that we need to help each other bear those losses, provide generously and graciously the means for all to have food, clothing, shelter, health care, education, and the possibility to realize their dreams and aspirations. Only then will we have true security.
We say that democracy means people having a voice in the decisions that affect them, including economic decisions.
VII. Develop our strategy:
We might begin by acknowledging that we have had a highly successful strategy for the past two years. Since Seattle, what we've done is to oppose every summit, as a means of focusing attention on the institutions of globalization that were functioning essentially in secret, and delegitimizing them. Systems fall when they hit a crisis of legitimacy, when they can no longer inspire faith and command compliance. Our strategy should continue to work toward creating that crisis for the institutions of global corporate capitalism. In the meantime, in spite of all appearances the government may already be creating that crisis for itself. For ultimately, nothing delegitimizes a government faster than not being able to provide for the physical or economic security of its people.
Now our strategy needs to broaden and become more complex.
Contest the summits when and where we can, but perhaps with some new tactics that clearly embody the alternatives we represent.
Turn more of our attention to local organizing, bringing the global issues home and making organizing and activism an ongoing, sustained process. And find ways to make that process as juicy and exciting as some of the big, global actions.
Find ways to link local issues and actions regionally and globally.
Start to build the alternatives: alternative economic enterprises on new models, directly democratic systems of governance such as neighborhood or watershed councils or town meetings, everything from alternative energy co-operatives to community gardens to local currencies. Look for ways to let those alternatives delegitimize the status quo.
VIII. Organize openly:
In times of increasing repression, the strongest way to resist is not to hide, but to become even more open in our organizing and our communications. The more out there we are, the harder we'll be to brand as terrorists. The more faces they photograph at rallies and marches, the less meaningful any single face will be. The more information they collect, the less they'll be able to collate, analyze and make sense of it all. And if they read my email-they're welcome to read my email. Somebody ought to, and I don't have time to read it all myself. Maybe I could pay one of them a small extra fee to sort it for me and send me a summary of the high points.
Security culture either has to be so good you can out spook the CIA, or it simply makes you look like you have something to hide and attracts the attention of the authorities. And it makes it extremely difficult to mobilize, educate and inspire people. Yes, there are actions that depend on surprise, but with a little cleverness we can figure out how to do that in a basically open setting. "And tonight, each affinity group spoke receives a sealed envelope-open it at five A.M. tomorrow and it will give you two alternative beginning points for your march. Flip a coin to decide which one to go to*"
IX. Make our actions count:
Political action may well become more costly in the next months and years. That simply means we need to be more clear and thoughtful in planning and carrying out our actions. Most of us are willing to take risks in this work and to make sacrifices if necessary, but no one wants to sacrifice for something meaningless or stupid. We can no longer afford vaguely planned, ill considered actions that don't accomplish anything-and believe me, I've done more than my fair share of them.
We should never carry out an action that involves significant risks, unless the following five points are addressed:
X. Use tactics that fit the new strategy and situation:
All of us are rethinking our tactics in the light of the current situation. We often argue tactics on the grounds of morality-is it right or wrong, violent or nonviolent, to throw a tear gas canister back into a line of police? To break a window? We might do better to ask, "Do these particular tactics support our goals and objectives," and "Are they actually working?" Those who advocate highly confrontational tactics, such as property damage and fighting the cops, are generally trying to strike blows against the system. But at the moment, the system has been struck harder than we could have imagined, and is reeling toward fascism, not liberation. In the present climate, such tactics are most likely to backfire and confirm the system's legitimacy.
Many classic nonviolent tactics are designed to heighten the contrast between us and them, to claim the high moral ground and point out the violence of the system. But many of those tactics no longer function in the same way. Static, passive tactics become boring and disempowering. Symbolic, cross-the-line arrests don't seem to impress the public with our nobility and dedication any more, even when they are noticed at all. Mass arrests may be used to justify police violence, even when the arrestees were completely peaceful. When the police cooperate in making the arrest easy and low risk, the process confirms rather than challenges the power of the state. When they don't, even symbolic actions are costing heavily in jail time or probation. The price may well be worth it, but there's only so many times in a lifetime we can pay it, so our choices need to be thoughtful and strategic.
We need a new vocabulary of tactics, that can be empowering, visionary, confrontational without reading as proto-terrorist, and that work toward a crisis of legitimacy for the system. We also need tactics and actions that prefigure the world we want to create, but that do so in a way that has some edge and bite to it.
Here are a few we are already using that could be further developed:
Mobile, fluid street tactics: Groups like Art and Revolution, Reclaim the Streets, the Pink Blocs of Prague and Genoa and the Living River in Quebec have brought art, dance, drums, creativity and mobility to street actions, and developed mobile and fluid street tactics. Such actions are focused not on getting arrested (although that may be a
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What's the breakfast of champions? Yes, we know, we can have a debate based on science and nutritionists will most likely win. In our book, however, it's danggit. Yes, that deboned and sliced little dried fish that is popular at the Taboan Dried Fish Maket in Cebu City. If you put it side by side with bacon, spam and all the works on a buffet table, we'll still pick danggit. Every. Single. Time. Just dip in suka (vinegar), lump it with a little rice, and you're good to go. It's so popular in this side of the world that it's usually bought as pasalubong (then again, this kind of gift-giving is probably unique to Filipinos, right?). The concept of pasalubong is a bit hard to explain, but suffice it to say that it's bought in the place you've visited and you won't get one if you're not close enough or special to the one giving the gift (it's like saying, "hey, I'm thinking of you even if I'm far away"). It's also hard to explain why your Filipino neighbor, especially abroad, is cooking something with that weird smell. That's danggit. Want to see danggit? Here, have a basketful, photo courtesy of Rubi Santos (check her Instagram account, @rubirubiroo, for more photos). Click the photo to enlarge. Continue reading "Fresh" Danggit at Taboan Dried Fish Market, Cebu: Photo of the Day
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Get into the Spirit of Ati-Atihan, Aklan: Photo of the Day
There are at least two well-known, and well-loved, annual festivals in the Philippines to honor the Santo Niño (Infant Jesus) — the Sinulog of Cebu and the Ati-Atihan of Kalibo, Aklan. The name of the latter festival means "to be like the Atis or Aetas," a group of Filipinos who were the primary settlers of the islands. Atis or Aetas have black skin, so it's common for Ati-Atihan participants and performers to color their skin black and wear tribal costumes, as shown in this photo by Atch (check his Instagram acount, @atch.dreams, for more awesome photos). Aklan's Ati-Atihan, of course, is the festival that inspired other mardi gras, including the Sinulog. Tourists / visitors must wait for at least one year to watch both festivals, as they are simultaneously scheduled every third Sunday of January. Which festival to watch first? That's a good problem to have. Click the photo to enlarge. Continue reading Get into the Spirit of Ati-Atihan, Aklan: Photo of the Day
Tribu Sinanduloy Reyna Juana, Sinulog 2017: Photo of the Day
There's no Sinulog celebration without a lovely woman carrying the Sto. Niño, gracefully dancing to the beat of the drums. We've explained the significance of this festival character in a previous post, but we'll summarize it again here. She is Reyna Juana or Queen Juana, the wife of Raja Humabon. They were the first Catholic converts when Ferdinand Magellan came to these islands, later named the Philippines. The story goes that Queen Juana was overwhelmed when presented with the Sto. Niño and she began dancing carrying the image. Her subjects followed suit, a practice we now still commemorate in the annual Sinulog festival. Here's a lovely photo of the Reyna Juana of Tribu Sinanduloy-Tangub City (photo courtesy of Roel Clenuar, a traveler and wedding / portrait photographer; check his Instagram acount, @welics, for more awesome photos). Click the photo to enlarge. Continue reading Tribu Sinanduloy Reyna Juana, Sinulog 2017: Photo of the Day
Chasing the Kawasan Waterfalls (Badian, Cebu): Photo of the Day
Don't go chasing waterfalls, goes a popular song. But you really don't have to chase waterfalls — you simply jump from one. Around three hours south of Cebu City is the three-tiered Kawasan Falls, with its clear spring water forming part of the Matutinao River System. It's found in Barangay Matutinao, municipality of Badian. Foreign and Filipino tourists love this ecotourism destination. One recent guest of the Philippines, the British visitor Lydia Garner (check her Instagram acount, @lydiagxx), lost no time testing her nerves by jumping off Kawasan Falls. See her photo below. By the way, expect a full trip when visiting Kawasan Falls. Beyond enjoying the waterfalls, another popular activity in this area is canyoneering upstream of the Kawasan Falls. The Osmeña Peak in the Badian Mountain Range, a popular trekking destination, is located nearby. Pescador Island, with its corals and marine life for divers, is found in the nearby town of Moalboal. Click the photo to enlarge. Continue reading Chasing the Kawasan Waterfalls (Badian, Cebu): Photo of the Day
5 Things to Remember About the Sinulog Festival (Cebu City)
We've had our fair share of Sinulog celebrations in Cebu City, but now our participation is limited to watching this annual festival on tv or reading about it in write-ups. We can't join them all. Still, we intend to immerse our children in the Sinulog. Here are 5 things that, in our opinion, we must imprint in their young minds as they begin their Sinulog journey (we were actually thinking of 15 things to remember, but that's too much even for us). Continue reading 5 Things to Remember About the Sinulog Festival (Cebu City)
Photo of the Day: Juana of Sinulog (Cebu City)
One prominent feature in any Sinulog celebration is a beautiful woman carrying the Sto. Nino. She is Queen Juana. Immediately after Fernando Magallanes, better known as Ferdinand Magellan, claimed the islands later known as the Philippines, he presented an image of the child Jesus (Sto. Nino) to the chieftain of the islands, Raja Humabon. He baptized the chieftain, and his queen (Humamay or Amihan), and gave her the name Queen Juana. The Philippines was named after Philipp II, son of Carlos I of Spain (also called Charles V) and Queen Isabella. The mother of Carlos I is Queen Juana, after which the wife of Rajah Humabon was named. This history refresher explains a lot about what guests see during the Sinulog Festival of Cebu. The story goes that Queen Juana was overwhelmed, she began dancing carrying the Sto. Nino. Her subjects followed suit. This is said to be the very first celebration of the Sinulog. This wonderful image, courtesy of Vin (follow his Instagram account, @vin_aranas87), shows a Queen Juana during the Sinulog Festival 2016 (Cebu City). She must have faith. She must be beautiful. She must know how to dance. And she must have the stamina to dance during the whole-day festivity, throughout the city streets, under the scorching rays of the sun. Respect. Click the photo to enlarge: Continue reading Photo of the Day: Juana of Sinulog (Cebu City)
Photo of the Day: Osmena Peak
One thing that constantly amazes us, which also happens to be one of the things that keep us going with this advocacy, is the chance to discover awesome nooks and crannies of the Philippines on a daily basis. Take, for instance, this pop quiz: what's the highest peak in the island of Cebu? Well, we didn't know until we stumbled on the awesome photo (click to enlarge) posted by Jillien Lacerna, showing her beautiful smile while perched on top of Osmena Peak, with one outstretched arm similar to the pose of beauty queens when they introduce the country of their origin. "Ladies and gentlemen, representing the lovely Osmena Peak, Cebu!" Here's the photo: Continue reading Photo of the Day: Osmena Peak
Must-Visit Philippine Festivals in 2014
We came across a list of top 5 restaurants in the Philippines, compiled by the It's More Fun in the Philippines website — KaLui (Puerto Princesa, Palawan), Abe, Chocolate de Batirol (Baguio City), La Preciosa (Laoag, Ilocos Norte), Cafe Juanita (Pasig). We've visited all these restaurants (and then some) and we can humbly say that other restaurants should be in that list (Lantaw of Cebu, for instance). So why don't we have our own list? We can start with the Top 5 Festivals that everyone must visit, see and experience this year, 2014. Continue reading Must-Visit Philippine Festivals in 2014
The Art of Eating Otap
It's extremely easy to feel at home at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino. The expansive lobby. The quiet ride up the elevator. The long, peaceful walk to the room. The reassuring beep of the electronic room key. The nicely decorated rooms. And as you go through your day in Cebu, whether for business or pleasure, there's a little surprise waiting for you upon coming back to your room — little food items that makes you feel that the Hotel thinks of you. One day, it was a pack of OTAP, with a little note on its side.
The note, captioned The Art of Eating Otap, reads in full:
"An original Cebu pastry, the "OTAP" is the celebrated oval biscuit made of flour, sugar, shortening and coconut sprinkled with sugar. This tasty, fragile biscuit would send delicious fragments of it flying to the floor, which is why one has to admit that eating otap is an art by itself. THis is also probably the reason why only a few can resist its sweet flakiness and why many reach for the sugar encrusted pastry for comfort."
Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino
The first time I saw the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino years back, I looked closely at the opal-green rooftops, or domes. The architecture and design are impressive, yes, but these were not the reasons why my eyes were attracted to those domes. I was more interested, and imagined, that I'd see Quasimodo, the hunchback of Notre Dame, bouncing back and forth, sliding down the domes, looking for his Esmeralda. Continue reading Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino


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Vien Lien JSC (Vien Lien) is a manufacturer and distributor of communications equipment. The company's products include deskphone, cordless phone, facsmile machines, PABX internal switchboards, IP PBX, optical fiber types, copper cables, copper fitting, optics and accessories. It also provides communications cables and wires, fiber optic cables, telephones, computers, IT equipment, network routers, computer peripherals, cordless products, telecommunication cables and accessories. Vien Lien offers services such as design and consulting services, software services, telecommunications equipment repair and maintenance services. The company sells its products through a network of retail stores and dealers across Vietnam. Vien Lien is headquartered in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
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5.1 Vien Lien JSC-Five Year Snapshot: Overview of Financial and Operational Performance Indicators
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6.2 Vien Lien JSC-Financial Performance and Ratio Charts
6.2.1 Vien Lien JSC-Revenue and Operating margin
6.2.2 Vien Lien JSC-Asset and Liabilities
6.2.3 Vien Lien JSC-Operational Efficiency
6.2.4 Vien Lien JSC-Solvency
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6.3 Vien Lien JSC-Competitive Benchmarking
6.3.1 Vien Lien JSC-Market Capitalization
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6.3.3 Vien Lien JSC-Valuation
6.3.4 Vien Lien JSC-Turnover: Inventory and Asset
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Figure 3: Vien Lien JSC-Operational Efficiency
Figure 4: Vien Lien JSC-Solvency
Figure 5: Vien Lien JSC-Valuation
Figure 6: Vien Lien JSC-Market Capitalization
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Which xdoclet tool Lomboz / JBoss IDE or another one?
Are you a beginer? If you are you should probably use the JBoss 3.2.* branch.
2. Re: MyEclipse + XDoclet + Jboss 4 + EclipseVishal Sharma Dec 2, 2003 9:10 PM (in response to shaikaman)
Have a look at this, this is one approach using Lomboz as a plugin, which is a freeware one.
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As is often the case with morally charged policy issues....false dichotomies seem to have replaced fruitful conversation. If you support the teachers' union, you don't care about the students. If you are critical of the teachers' union, you don't care about the teachers. If you are in favor of charter schools, you are opposed to public schools. If you believe in increased testing, you are on board with the corruption of our liberal society's most cherished educational values. If you are against increased testing, you are against accountability. It goes on. Neither side seems capable of listening to the other.Read the entire article here.
Monday, April 11, 2011
NY Times Article Sums Up Education Reform Debate Divisions
The current debate over education reform was a highlighted topic in an article that ran in Sunday's (4/10/11) NY Times Week in Review, titled "The Deadlocked Debate Over Education Reform." Across the nation, the discussion about education reform among experts and advocates is becoming increasingly polarized, with sides taking hard lines against opposing views and/or approaches.
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I have questions about how to rethink empanelling juries in order to take account of new brain research. Over the last decade, brain research has established the immutable presence of "implicit bias" in every human brain on earth. Those biases influence our behaviors and judgments in ways that are unrecognizable to the person who owns the brain.
Without this research, we have used age-old techniques to empanel a jury. We question each juror about the ability to judge "fairly" (without bias). Yet a truthful answer to that commitment question is impossible as to implicit biases. By definition the juror does not recognize what biases are harbored in his brain.
Explicit bias in jurors is a topic well known to trial lawyers. We watch for it, and use peremptories. As to their invisible and real "attitudes," we do what we can to discern what attitude they will likely have to our fact situation, our theory of the case, and our cast of players at trial. But what latitude do we have to address implicit bias? What latitude could we use if we had it?
We use little latitude for implicit bias. Typically we use our own presumptions about what observable characteristics and background to infer potential attitudes that a juror would bring to the case. What is the scope of the "observable" characteristics? It includes the most skeletal information about occupation, the observable individual characteristics such as color of skin, presumed ethnicity, and presented gender. And our own human brains (also necessarily incorporating our experiences as implicit biases) lack facts to use as we seek to make good and fair judgments about a juror.
Whether we have more latitude is untested, and unanswered.
Clearly this bears new thinking.
On the first question, lawyers and judges on our NITA Bias in the Courtroom panels this year have coalesced around one basic technique that is both procedurally possible, and potentially helpful if it has any effect at all. That technique is this: the judge can caution the jury, in the preliminary instructions before opening statements, to watch for and recognize their own assumptions and stereotypes in the course of listening to witness testimony. Beyond that, lawyers have to groom their own powers of perceiving the moments where implicit bias may exist, and find a way to alert the juror that such biases may influence his perceptions without his awareness.
On the second question, we are largely unpracticed at using voir dire to alert jurors to the inevitable existence of implicit bias. Further, alerting them in theory to the existence of implicit bias cannot be enough. The progress to be made is in developing techniques to ask for the jury's commitment. To make use of the principle that when a person of good will recognizes that he is reacting from an implicit bias, he would more likely self-correct. Self-correction means that the implicit bias ends up not influencing his behavior.
I invite you to share your ideas on the following question: "In trials, when you know that implicit bias is likely to be cued, how can use opening, witness examination, closing, and instructions toward negating the power of implicit bias?"
Karen M. Lockwood, Esq.
President and Executive Director
National Institute for Trial Advocacy
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That line, from 1979's Kramer v. Kramer, unfortunately still defines the way too many parents — and their lawyers – think that custody cases have to be pursued.[1] It's not the only thing I find troubling about this movie. But in spite of those issues, Kramer v. Kramer remains a touchstone of legal movies in general and legal movies about divorce in particular.
The two Kramers are Ted (Dustin Hoffman) and Joanna (Meryl Streep.) They live a comfortable life in New York City with their son, Billy. Ted is consumed by his job and his interactions with Billy are spotty at best. Joanna decides she must leave to find herself and Ted becomes an unwilling single parent. Over time, he and Billy figure things out and their relationship becomes positive and healthy. After an 18 month absence, Joanna returns, wants Billy with her and an ugly courtroom battle ensues, with the lawyers for each parent savaging the other parent. The judge, apparently relying on the even-then outmoded "tender years doctrine," awards Billy's custody to Joanna. But this being Hollywood, things don't end there.
Kramer v. Kramer was much lauded, both in its own time and still. The film won the Oscar for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay. Hoffman won the Oscar for Best Actor and Streep for Best Supporting Actress. It was number 16 in the ABA's "25 Greatest Legal Movies" in 2008 and was again lauded by the ABA Journal article "100 Years of Law at The Movies" in the August, 2015 issue. Contemporary critics praised the portrayal of a father as a positive single parent.
But there are also things about Kramer v. Kramer that are difficult to like from a legal perspective. The courtroom scenes, with their brutality and character assassination, emphasize the worst kind of custody proceeding. The judge's actions and ultimate decision were ridiculous even in 1979. Indeed, the New York Times interviewed several family court judges right after the movie was released in 1979; they were unsparing in their criticism of the legal aspects of the movie.[2] These outdated legal principles can make the movie feel archaic. But the showing of a positive single father was, at least for the movies, a new thing and one that makes the film praiseworthy.
The ugly custody fight still exists, however, as any family court judge, magistrate, or lawyer can attest. We wish those cases didn't plague us, but they do. In that regard, Kramer v. Kramer helps us remember that there is still work to be done to make the entire process less painful for both parents and children.
[1] I'll use the word "custody" in this review, in spite of the fact that many states, including Colorado, now refer to "allocation of parental responsibilities" or some other similar term. Why and how such terms as "custody" and "visitation" have been replaced in the law is an interesting topic, but not one that I can deal with in a movie review.
[2] "Child Custody: Jurists Weigh Film vs. Life," New York Times, December 21, 1979.
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- Nov 26 Angus Suttie, English potter
- Nov 26 Burt Reiter, rocker (Focus)
- Nov 27 Ismaïl Omar Guelleh, 2nd President of Djibouti (1999-present), born in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia
- Nov 28 Joe Dante, director (Matinee, Twilight Zone, Police Squad, Gremlins)
- Nov 28 Susan Spencer, American correspondent (48 Hours) [1946 approx], born in Memphis Tennessee
- Nov 29 Silvio Rodríguez, Cuban poet
- Nov 30 Marina Abramović, US based performance artist , born in Belgrade, Serbia
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- Dec 5 Andy Kim, [Andrew Joachim], rocker
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- Dec 16 Fred Borgman, Dutch 2nd chamber member (CDA)
- Dec 17 Simon Bates, British disk jockey and radio presenter (BBC Radio 1, Classic FM), born in Birmingham, England
- Dec 18 Stephen (Steve) Biko, South African anti-apartheid activist, born in Ginsberg Township (d. 1977)
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Dec 20 Uri Geller, Israeli magician and psychic known for bending forks, born in Tel Aviv, Israel
- Dec 22 Pamela Courson, American woman and long-term companion of Jim Morrison, born in Weed, California (d. 1974)
- Dec 24 Brenda Howard, American bisexual activist (d. 2005)
- Dec 24 Jefferson "Jeff" Sessions, American politician (R), US Attorney General (2017-present), born in Selma, Alabama
- Dec 26 Gordon Edwards, rocker
- Dec 28 Edgar Winter, rocker (They Only Come Out at Night), born in Beaumont, Texas
- Dec 28 Tim Johnson, American politician, senior senator from South Dakota
- Dec 29 Paul Trible, (Sen-R-Va)
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Dec 31 Diane von Furstenberg, Belgian-born American fashion designer (wrap dress), born in Brussels
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Wisdom from Polonius
Eleanor Roosevelt
"A mature person is one who does not think only in absolutes, who is able to be objective even when deeply stirred emotionally, who has learned that there is both good and bad in all people and in all things, and who walks humbly and deals charitably with the circumstances of life, knowing that in this world no one is all knowing and therefore all of us need both love and charity."
"When will our consciences grow so tender that we will act to prevent human misery rather than avenge it?"
"A respect for the rights of other people to determine their forms of government and their economy will not weaken our democracy. It will inevitably strengthen it. One of the first things we must get rid of is the idea that democracy is tantamount to capitalism."
"A woman is like a tea bag. You never know how strong it is until it's in hot water."
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This here is my beautiful friend who is doing her PHD in chemistry , Brains and beauty , Package! She was my lovely companion on our trip to judy's vintage fair. I wanted to show you one of the items she bought and I managed to persuade her to let me take her photo.
Here my lovely model is wearing her redesigned King Kong crop top with a vintage purple skirt and a black beanie from River Island. I've popped the facebook page of the designer at the end of this post. you should take a look!
Just to show you can wear it different ways, I styled it with these fab green high waisted trousers from Topshop Love!
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The Friends and staff of Cos Cob Library welcome Mary Jo Bridge Palmer who will present a talk on Planting to Attract Bees and Butterflies Wednesday, May 18, at 7 p.m.
In the past 10 years the United States has lost over 50% of its managed honey bee colonies. We can do something about this by providing food and habitat for pollinators.
Mary Jo will discuss various flowers and shrubs that can be planted to attract bees and butterflies. Beautify your garden and at the same time, learn to sustain the Natural world.
This program is offered free to the public.
Mary Jo Bridge Palmer is an owner and retail sales manager at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses, LLC. She teaches gardening classes at the nursery and throughout Greenwich and surrounding areas. Mary Jo enjoys helping everyone be successful with all their garden needs.
For more information, call the Library at 203-622-6883.


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Clause, Sentence, and Discourse Patterns in Selected Languages of Nepal: Part IV, Word Lists.
Hale, Austin
This volume, the last in a series of four, contains word lists for the following languages: Nepali, Gurung, Tamang, Thakali, Magar, Kham, Kaike, Jirel, Sherpa, Sunwar, Khaling, Newari, and Chepang. English and Nepali are included and serve as glosses for the word lists. For other volumes in the series, see FL 004 895, FL 004 896, and FL 004 897. (DD)
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