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I can only speak for myself
By Dominic Jaeckle.
Robert Walser, Looking at Pictures, trans. Susan Bernofsky, Lydia Davis & Christopher Middleton (New Directions, 2015)
Everything I have neglected to say can be given voice by others.
– Robert Walser, 'An Exhibition of Belgian Art'
Today our unsophisticated cameras record in their own way our hastily assembled and painted world.
– Vladimir Nabokov, Invitation to a Beheading
Every time a shutter is triggered and an image results, a fiction is created. Something is separated from its source and surroundings, from the stream of life.
When this image is of an identifiable object, an illusion results both from this separation and from this image being placed in a different context.
– Robert Leverant, 'Ontology of the Snapshot Image'
This new collection of Robert Walser's ekphrastic writings – Looking at Pictures, a select twenty five pieces that span Walser's career, collating original and extant translations of Walser's work – aspires towards a redirection of his writings. While the work encompasses the personal through an exploration of the tendentious qualities of particular works of art and a dissection of the impulse to produce and create, it also leans towards a view of the public life of the art object. Alluding to the difficult interpolation of consumption and observation, it draws attention to selfishness as a critical epithet central to our habits in the museum, suggesting that we design ourselves appropriately to the digestion of work – soft work rather than hard – that paints little beyond a picture of personality as reflected in the abstract objects of creative labour.
The image is central to Walser's legacy and, beyond his portrait, the more preponderate pictures that pertain to his body of work are of his own notes; the abbreviated script or "delicate" shorthand, as Walter Benjamin termed it, in which Walser would practice his "pencil method" on the backs of envelopes, business cards, rejection slips and telegrams in a private language. A script particular to Walser's personal economy of symbols – exclusive to his object of attention. The privacy innate to the cryptic character of Walser's "microscripts" proves significant here; Middleton suggests that this backlog of materials could truncate as an autobiography beyond decipherability but insists that, as Walser's readers, a chronological sequencing of the texts should not allure us. "Walser's own notes should not be mistaken as a means to focus attention on Walser as a person." Both as author and as individual, Middleton suggests that Walser's work "articulates a large and general cast of mind, such as strictly personal writings seldom do". This thesis is enacted across Looking at Pictures but is strung through with the melancholy of paradox. How do we move between the general and the personal? How can we write for anybody but ourselves? How can we objectify and calculate the processes of engagement and hours of work that formulate and arrange themselves in the simple facticity of a picture? These questions litter a reading of the essays, fictions and reviews included here and, if Walser was to respond to such interrogation with a simple, aphoric answer, perhaps we could suggest that the collection presents one singular remark as rephrased throughout its contents: "I can only speak for myself." In other words, the only way into the general is through an onus on the particular.
Responsive to such a conceit, Walser's deep couching in the critical fabric of literary modernism has undergone something of a circular repreciation in recent times. Although celebrated early into his career – pinned by Musil as a precursor to Kafka's movement from author to adjective – Walser has perhaps been rendered more implicit as a philosophical object of attention than another node in that cultural network. Benjamin, writing in 1929, and with an attention paired down to the level of the sentence, suggests that Walser's uses of language remark a process of insensible evolution or refusal: "Each sentence has the sole purpose of rendering the previous one forgotten," Benjamin writes. Benjamin Kunkel, writing for The New Yorker in 2007, decorates Walser as a writer of "everything and nothing". Kunkel associates his Walser with what Giorgio Agamben terms the "irreparable" in his reading of Walser's fiction – elucidating "a world of left behind objects" – a "dissolved" world, to appropriate Sebald's reading. Ben Lerner concurs, writing in the introduction to Damion Searls's recent translation of A Schoolboy's Diary, portraying Walser as grounding a theory of literary repudiation – suggesting that his writing takes on an "evasive" quality so as to connote the "acute political significance" of a "Bartleby-like refusal of ambition" as so often characterises his narrators; singular peoples that live as though only a short walk away from Walser himself, drinking off a lyrical cocktail of "exuberance," "abandon" and "self-abnegation". Rather than transmitting such a sense of loss and fracture in Walser's prose, Bernofsky, in introduction to her own translation of Walser's Berlin Stories, suggests his balance of sharp wit with flat sagacity finds some equilibrium in his sense of the personal. We can recognise shared emphases in the ideas that bunch around Walser's work and a history of its publication; its sold to us as a literature of reconciliation – a writing of the balancing of powers either through a refusal to conform or a submission to the terms of others. We're never told which is the best foot forwards, the fork in the road remains the only presentation.
Susan Bernofsky's credit as translator in this case is complemented with the support of Christopher Middleton – who was long engaged in the translation of Walser's work into English – and Lydia Davis. The collective work of these three translators in their propagation of Walser's voice represents a disharmony appropriate to Walser's own wondering eye as depicted – drawing different objects to the fore, different observations to varying states of conclusion. The disjointed voice of this collection feels like an addendum to the philosophical stress that permeates Walser's work in terms of both its style and content and his ongoing critical reception. Walser is repeatedly interested in possession throughout this collection – distinguishing his work from the work of others, his own insight and the object of his attentions. The translatability of his work conveys this idea in its essence. We're given a series of Walsers that pertain, intermittently, to Davis, to Bernofsky, to Middleton. The idea of a cultured and created property – filtered through the identity of a writer or translator – mirrors much of the standing of Walser's various theses on looking. How can I read and deem the reading mine? How does my looking affect the pictured conveyed? Reading Walser against the backdrop of European literary history, the forgetfulness and problematic posterity implied within such an account – the wayward distinction between subject and object – provides a lens with which to observe this new collection and scrutinise its difficult pluralism. "Walser's way of seeing," as Bernofsky and Burgin write in their introduction to this collection, "is eminently his own." Rather than letting us into the nooks of that particular perspectivism, however, Walser suggests we remain loyal only to our own.
Critics regularly remark on the little we know of Walser. Although born in 1878, the more acute and memorable image of Walser in the public mind is of his death. The writer snowing over the blank white of a Swiss winter scene, Walser suffers a heart attack whilst out hiking in 1956 near the Herisau asylum he had intermittently called home – his body found by children, his photo taken by the authorities. That fact of his history, married up with the waning popularity of his works in his twilight years, anchored in the deep effect of political and social turmoil of a war-torn Europe upon him – the singular life represented as a broader metonym here – argues that the reach of his own biography configures him as victim. Representative of the fickle character of popular attention. A figuration of bad timing mired up with a personal disappointment sculpted by the controlling hand of others. Walser dreams of a life in theatre, and fails. Walser's works in service to the upper echelons of Swiss-German society and disappears; enrolling in a school for servants, taking the role of butler in a Silesian château. Walser the copyist. Walser the assistant. Another minor writer rendered through the pitch of the major historical event. Another writer pictured as mute, subservient to the tenor of a ruling class. His history constellates with a sense of the negativity posed by Benjamin's view of his writing. We image him within the context of his era and we lose the singular identity of the writer through their subjugation to critical time and, as Benjamin perhaps suggests, a process grounded in the strategies of containment that define a view of his practice. We willingly forget one author for another as we look to find a more fitting and forgotten example for a given era's historical representation. We disregard the analogical qualities of story in favour of a photographic view of the writer's activity, the translator's choices, the onlooker's fetishes – each sentence frames itself with an aphoric clarity that both illustrates and distorts the scene conveyed, outlining its takeaway as something more symbolic than subject driven. It's an idea demonstrated through the activities of observation here and the regular "I" that qualifies critical vision.
The collection thus represents Walser as methodologically attuned to the smaller details in life – "A region, for instance, becomes bigger and richer in a surround of mountains," he states in 'Thoughts on Cézanne' – and the collected pieces here can be argued as a casebook for the ways in which the personal outweighs and abstracts the plural or is otherwise consumed within it, seeking concern and validation from such a pool.
As the title infers directly, we're dealing with Walser's life as an observer rather than as writer here, yet Looking at Pictures offers up an angle on Walser's own equivocal view of critical perspectivism – an idea entirely foregrounded by the heavy editorial hand in this new arrangement of his work. How do we associate the picture and the painter, the painter and their world, the picture and its portrayal? These are all questions that Walser himself teases out across this collection and they pertain as much to a consideration of his own craft as to the social mechanisms of the painter's work. Early on into Bernofsky and Christine Burgin's introduction to this new collection they cite photographer Dorothea Lange: "A camera," Lange claims, "is a tool for learning how to see without a camera." Bernofsky and Burgin continue to suggest that something analogous can be said of the pieces accommodated within this collection: "We can say a similar thing about Robert Walser's writings on art." The point of connect developed between Walser's operations as an author and Lange's suggestion – that the camera needs be assimilated into the specifics of our definition of the photographer themselves – speaks volumes as to the character of Walser's probing conception of review, of medium, and his adumbration of the critic's task as established across these pieces, relative to the book's advertised tendency toward ekphrasis, and the ways in which – through the act of looking, Walser endeavours to get under the artist's skin.
As a hypothetical figure that assumes a degree of auraticism within his perambulatory discussions of the distinction between the painting and its painter, the artist is accorded with a fair degree of envy here. In numerous examples across the collection Walser anchors this takeaway with regular élan, balancing the practical insights of his jealousies with an admission to the fact that, as a writer, he can only ever account for a single point of view – a regular detail of these texts that could well be argued as an idée fixe in Bernofsky and Burgin's editorial interventions into Walser's corpus. A writer "is supposed to report above all on the world and human beings", he claims in the introductory piece 'A Painter' – the writer, as he elsewhere suggests, "lags behind" the artist. The painter – "the brutal poet of the brush" – presents us with a concentration of "nature" – a "subtle reproduction" of an otherwise "inward" imaginative process. Writing, conversely, is submissive to a less introspective cache of pressures according to Walser. "The writing of a prose piece puts me in a devotional mood," he claims in 'Catastrophe' and, as he would add in the essay 'A Discussion of a Picture', we have to approach his writing under the assumption of face-value fact fed through the impact of his own subjective handle on the scene. What we see can only ever be an "approximation". What he shares is only ever a means of distraction; as the world keeps spinning he begs the question of himself: "Beautiful women adorn the promenade with their presence, and still I sit here writing?"
Whilst the pieces interred in Looking at Pictures have the character of a private notebook – interspersing its self-definition as a series of reflections on medium, as an insight into the industrial variations that intercede his relationship with his brother (renowned secessionist painter, Karl Walser), an envisioning of the potential need to comingle an understanding of literature with a more general culture of image-making, or a sentimental address of the artist's seat in society – these complex critical atmospheres are rendered complicated by Bernofsky and Burgin's allusion to photography. The stress of Lange's suggestion connotes this anxiety that can be traced through the collection – Walser is still writing. Lange wants us to ignore the mechanical or technological nature of the camera to focus our attentions, instead, on the sovereignty of the eye at the eyepiece. To read this assertion as a guiding line with which to read this collection, Walser's work imposes two contrary versions of "truth", presenting two vicarious critical methodologies consummate in his arrangement of his text as sat between between the observer and the observed, the eye and the image produced. We have a distinction between a truth as grounded in the subjective inquiry of an individual artwork or artist and a truth-as-proposition, anchored in historical fact. The dissimilarity between these two modes is intractable as a critical dilemma, of course, and the results of any argument would be dictated better by our own vicarious desires as consumers than by the determinism of any critical rubric. However, these two divergent interests in the truism are carried through as a quiet detail that bridges the pieces in this collection and anchors Walser's interests in a critical relationship between the reader and writer as with the artist and his or her produce.
This is an idea backed up by the character of the texts: 'A Painter', 'Catastrophe' and 'A Scene from the life of the Painter Karl-Stauffer Bern' are ostensibly fiction, albeit of a deeply allegorical grain; 'A Note on Van Gogh's L'Arlésienne', 'Hodler's Beech Forest' and 'Olympia' present critical circumnavigation of a works uniqueness or, as is the case for Van Gogh, an inaccessible genius; 'An Exhibition of Belgian Art' and 'A Discussion of a Picture' are oblique reviews, presented in a highly personal and obfuscated vernacular. 'Beardsley', a short reflection on Aubrey Beardsley's self-portrait, reads like a blueprint for the quiet pleasures of criticism as a form of detective work. Given the broad personality of these pieces taken separately, the fixing of these texts as one singular collection assumes an ambiguous agenda of sorts. Our interests have to be in critical agency – in the fact that, as Walser phrases it himself, "Everything [we] neglected to say can be given voice by others" – and that we need hold work up against the world to note the differences and glean something as to the shifting pattern of human presences strung through our static cultural objects. Writing on Jean-Antoine Watteau, Walser concludes with aphorism: for all our looking, our study and our experiments we perceive little but an "all too intimate" and yet "familiar distance" in the works of others.
The collection concludes with the aforementioned 'Thoughts on Cézanne', translated by Middleton, and it offers a curious juxtaposition to Bernofsky and Burgin's early allusion to Lange's thoughts on photography. All we ever have is an "outline" when we look at work, Walser suggests. A frame in which to couch our thinking that distorts the clarity of the picture itself by virtue of the amplification of its allusions and its critical reach. With the picture's own contexts devoid and its detail clouded in favour of the our own, we aim to fill the gaps with empathy and, in so doing, "commiserate" through projection:
If one chose to, one might notice a lack of bodilessness; but outline is the principal thing, long years, perhaps, of concern for the object. The man I'm now speaking of gazed, for instance, at these fruits, which are as ordinary as they are remarkable, for a long time, he pondered there look, the skin stretched taut around them, the strange repose of their being, their laughing, glowing, good-humoured appearance. "Isn't it well-nigh tragic," he might have said to himself, "that they cannot be conscious of their use and beauty?" He would have liked them to communicate, to infuse, to transmit into them, on account of their being unable to have any conception of themselves. I feel convinced that he commiserated with them, and then again with himself, and that for a long time he really did not know why.
But this process is limited in prose; Walser continues to admit his failures of language in lieu of the painter's ability to capture light: "I recognise that my wording is inadequate, but I would like to think that I can be understood nevertheless, or perhaps better and more deeply, on account of such provisional phrasing, [the ways] in which the lights have a shimmering effect." Unable to write illumination, Walser resorts to a theory of ownership as key to his understanding of individual valorisation, as the act of looking – of receipt – can convey nothing but ourselves until the object of attention changes hands, until the moment of secondary purchase. In looking, we "abandon theory for practice", Walser suggests, and are given in to the personal framework that scaffolds all of our verbs. Lange's statement is appropriate to the work's intentions, but the collection enacts the remark in a melancholy manner. Walser tries and fails to hold work up to the world and see anything through it. All he sees is a picture of his own engagement.
Dominic Jaeckle is a writer living in London. He writes about reading.
First published in 3:AM Magazine: Thursday, December 10th, 2015.


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'...everything can be taken from a man but one thing, the Last of the Human Freedoms, the ability to choose one's behavior in any set of circumstances, the Freedom to Choose One's Own Way.' -Viktor Frankle
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Genesis Learning Centre Opens
It is a very warm Sunday afternoon here and I am feeling it is high time to bring you all up to date on life here in Uganda…
New Internship Program
Our first group of interns have arrived this weekend. During this month we will have a total of 25-30 young women and men join us for a 10-12 week internship program. Two young men from South Sudan, twelve came from a large university, another young man from nearby village with more to come. It's exciting for us as we want to help equip a new generation of leaders on their journey. The interns will be involved our daily work programs on our farming locations, tree planting program in schools & communities, tree & plant nursery, value added processing, farm market sales and customer service and at our national agricultural shows stalls. We have lots of expertise to call on for specialized training sessions and and are eager to get started.
Our staff making double decker beds for our interns. The guys have learned skills like welding while working with us at Uwepo.
Ongoing Workshops
In addition to our internship programs, we keep looking for ways to add skills to our young staff and other community leaders. Friday we held a workshop "Discovering Your Leadership Voice", led by a close friend John Mansour from YWAM Harpendon, UK. Next workshops will be on Customer Service, Marketing and Bookkeeping for Small Business.
Water Shortage in Our Village
Our house is facing nearby Lake Victoria and we are just a kilometre from the River Nile but… road construction is continuing between our house and the farm and one side effect has been a limited to non existent water supply.
First there were leaks from the road construction vehicles now the lines are being replaced. All in all we have not had water for the last three weeks. We find that there are interesting conversations going on here:
What is the maximum number of 25 litre jerrycans a boda boda ( motorcycle) can carry? 8 so far if they are full.
What is the best way to take a bucket bath so the water can be reused to flush toilets, water plants, etc?
We are trying to find grace in this and hope that funny smell is not us.
Writing a Children's Book
There is a very, very limited supply of books for African children here. Even people sending books to the country will not meet the need of children to have stories in a context they can relate to. We have had some children authors at our farmers market recently. This has been very successful. Through some of these relationships I, Cheryl was inspired to write a children's book. The theme on how planting trees affects animals and how children can be involved.
I am being mentored through this process by a lady with much experience and success.
The 2nd draft is finished, and we are excited about the potential .
I need your prayers to get this through the illustrating and publishing process.
Please pray for the right illustrator, good ideas on putting the book together and money to get it published. I have been told the whole process can be up to 7000 US. Also told it would come back quickly as the books begin to sell.
The Expected Long Rains… Disappointing
The normal rains come from March to June. Sadly they have been very late and sporadic this year. The government is projecting famine in many parts of the country (other African nations are doing the same). We are working hard to plant trees like jackfruit that are food security for times when other crops fail.
Pray that governments and organizations work towards long term sustainability solutions as well meeting the immediate needs of the poor.
10,000 Giant Lira Trees
We just moved 10,000 giant lira seedlings to our River Nile Farm where they will be planted in the next month. Grown from seeds in our nursery, giant lira is the best timber tree in East Africa with many benefits.
Hass Avocado Growing is Becoming Popular
While Uganda grows many varieties of avocados, the small Hass variety is becoming very popular for export and for oil. This young avocado is already producing on our farm at two years.
Planting Trees… Daily
The school term ended Friday and our tree planting team (Our Trees Our Future) were planting with schools to the last day. Last Saturday we had a tree seedling giveaway with our partners Trees That Feed Foundation and offered free seedlings to all visitors at our Jinja Farmers Market.
We've also continued to move out other districts in Uganda sharing about the importance of caring for future generations by caring for the environment. "Simple sustainable solutions for complex problems"
Pressures as we move forward
2019 has come with a greater set of challenges for us and we are often struggling together in many ways. We need your prayers in the following areas;
~ Senior accounting officer – We have interviewed numerous candidates and are ready to hire. (Update – we've hired and the accountant starts tomorrow)
~ Finances have been a great challenge. Personal finances and ministry finances. We need support for our monthly living expenses and sometimes larger items like rent four times a year, health insurance yearly (due now), etc.
~ Our Trees Our Future is entering the next season without funding needed to carry out tree planting goals. Usually Nick has been able to do some travelling abroad to share the vision but this has not happened yet in 2019.
~ We often face situations with corruption overtones that require wisdom to navigate through. We have a very difficult situation now… we would appreciate prayer.
~ External challenges to our work have come very recently and we need wisdom & grace to guard our communication and our hearts. It's always disappointing when those you work closely with and trust, move against you in unexpected ways.
Our Needs
1. Finances for Tree Planting Outreaches
a) Help us plant trees with community groups representing 10-15 rural households each. Remember $50 helps plant enough fruit trees with a family to educate a child from kindergarten to college. Over 1200 families were helped in this way in 2018. Simple solutions to complex problems.
b) Help us plant trees in partnership with schools
$800 will sponsor a school that will receive tree planting education and 300 valuable trees. Last year we partnered with 52 schools.
c) A vehicle, 4-wheel drive pickup or double cabin to reach rural communities with our teams and tree seedlings.
2. Personal Finances
As we are on the road to creating a situation where we can be sustained through our agro-business activities in Africa, we continue to need financial support from friends. Your gifts help keeping us going month by month. Ask us personally for details if you would like to help out.
1. Key Personnel Needs Met – Financial Office, Internship Co-ordinator, Agronomist
2. The needed rains are coming now… better late than never!
3. Thankful for growth of our staff and the commitment to us and our work together. Often they go above and beyond… we are blessed!
4. Thankful for our health and safety
5. Thankful for the discovery of the "miracle tree" moringa and the energy it gives us.
Financial Partnership Opportunities
For tax deductible gifts in Canada please contact :
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Call the office at (226) 706-1701 or email: email@example.com Please designate what the gifts are for.
Thank you for your friendship and partnership,
Cheryl & Nick DeKoning


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Rating: 3/5
This noir short story collection follows an elderly woman named Maud. She has lived in her building for 88 years of her life with her mother and sisters before they died. When the apartment building was bought by her landlord, she received a contract to live there rent-free for the remainder of her life, and she's determined to stay there.
This is a very quick read, and it is delightful. I thoroughly enjoy Maud's pessimism towards people and optimism towards her own abilities. She is pretty badass, and not afraid to plot against other people for her own gains.The final two stories showed Maud in a new light, a light that was rather uncomfortable for the other characters because she came across as very cold-blooded and unfeeling. She slept in her house with a dead body just a few rooms down!
Although noir and kind of creepy feeling, this book was not too gory or scary, and there wasn't much in the way of shock value. I feel like young people could read this book, and I appreciated the main character was an elderly person for the diversity it lends to the genre. Maud plays perfectly into her age, using it to help her get away with the crimes she commits.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher via Edelweiss+ in exchange for an honest review.


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Back in March, our Foodservice team took part in Hotelympia, the UKs market leading hospitality and foodservice event. It's a show with a lot of heritage as it started running back in 1935. We caught up with Barry Brazier, Senior Commercial Manager – Foodservice – to find out a bit more about the show.
Historically our team has been focused on B2B but we're really keen to expand our classic foodservice offering, having already had some great successes since I've joined (back in 2016). We decided that taking a stand at Hotelympia would be a great opportunity to raise our profile within foodservice and demonstrate our capabilities and product range.
With it being a four-day exhibition we knew it would involve a lot of planning, with logistics, set up, ordering samples and marketing creation and production. You can't do it your own. It's really all about team effort and good communication is key as well. The most challenging part of the show was exactly this – making sure everything got done and nothing was missed. Strangely, packing away after the show and waiting for the van to arrive at the loading bay, was a bit challenge, as we were all really tired after working for four days.
We sampled a large range of olives, antipasti and continental meats including: 'Nduja and Calabrian meats; Sobrasada; Chorizo and Fuet; Jamon Ibérico; Rotolini; Bresaola and Porchetta. Visitors could also sample a selection of olives, antipasti and cheese, plus some olives & feta, alongside tomatoes and mozzarella.
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It was a busy four days at Hotelympia and fortunately we'd adequately staffed the stand – that's essential to make sure you all get time to breathe! It's so critical to engage with the visitors and if you can, ahead of the show, encourage them to visit the stand. Feedback from visitors was that they were impressed with the quality and breadth of products we can supply. This was good feedback as one of our objectives was to demonstrate that we do have a vast product catalogue and we wanted this to come across. Next year we'll be taking examples of platters as we had lots of interest in pre-portioned antipasti platters. All a great head start for our forward planning!
We got a lot of new client contacts which has given us a head start on relationship building. Now we just need to ensure we follow up on all the new customer contact and convert the leads into sales!
Another bonus in doing the show was that it has enabled us to create a 'marketing toolkit'. Our stand, olives & antipasti and continental meats brochures, leaflets and giveaways were all designed with a lovely consistent look and feel. Not only was all of this new material of benefit for the show but we can also be used for all further foodservice interactions. At the same time we also updated the foodservice section of our website, created a new contact email and produced a set of marketing postcards with information about all the products we can supply.
If I was to give anyone advice on doing a show like this, I would say make sure you create a critical path and keep referring back to it. Makes sure nothing gets missed and all the deadlines are hit.
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We lived in Madrid for almost 2 years, from the beginning of 2013 until the end of 2014, and I believe no city is more alive than this one (at least of the cities I visited so far).
Madrid is the capital and the largest city of Spain with around 3 million of population in the city and 6 million in the metropolitan area. It is also the third largest city in the European Union, after London and Berlin. According to the Monocle magazine in its 2014 index, Madrid is the 17th most livable city in the world.
Although it is not an historical city like Rome or an artistic city like Paris or Barcelona, Madrid embraces a mix of Spanish contemporary architecture with baroque and belle époque buildings. It is also a place where you can appreciate art, from the home-grown talents like Goya and Velazquez until the well-known and international ones, like Picasso, Dali and Miró. A visit to the city is not complete without a visit to the three biggest museums: Museo del Prado, Centro de Arte Reina Sofía and Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza. If you love opera and other kind of classical concerts, Teatro Real is the best place to go. It is expensive but deserves at least one visit if you are around.
But Madrid is much more than architecture and arts, it is a great place to eat. I would say that you can find some of the best restaurants of Europe here, specially with Spanish and Latin America cuisine. Although Madrid is a big city, it is not too international and the Spanish love to keep their traditions specially with their food and wine. It is no coincidence that the world's oldest restaurant can be found in Madrid. And although most of the best restaurants are faithful to the Spanish traditional cuisine, do not forget that Spain is a big country splited in several regions and having dinner in a Andalus restaurant is a completely different experience of having dinner in a basque restaurant.
One of the things I liked most when I was living in Madrid was to stay in the restaurants terraces or balconies ("terrazas") after work or after dinner with a beer ("caña") and some aperitifs (they are free when you order a drink!). Having a great late dinner around 10pm outside and in shorts during the summer was another amazing thing I did while I was living in Madrid. Oh yes, the summer nights in Madrid are terrific! Bars, restaurants and coffees are everywhere and open until so late (or early!). The streets ("las calles") are always full of people but not just young people. In Madrid you can find older people just drinking a coffee, talking or eating some snacks ("tapas") while observing other people around. Another thing is that the Spanish people talk a lot and loudly and you can listen them if you try to sleep before 1am.
Madrid has also some public spaces, including nice gardens and parks. I was specially fan of Parque del Retiro (the most tourist one!), Parque del Capricho (the most beautiful!), Parque del Oeste (the less crowded!) and Casa de Campo (the biggest one!). It is really nice to read a book or eat an ice cream while walking around the parks running away from the tourists (if you are not in the Retiro park, of course!).
Close to Madrid you will find other cities that deserve a one (or two) day trip, including Toledo and Segovia. Both cities are quite historical and with castles and old monuments to see. Toledo has astonishing views and the food in Segovia is really good.
I found Madrid a really nice city to live, specially if you live around Chamberí, Salamanca and Chamartín neighborhoods where you can have a mix of action, nice restaurants, coffees and people everywhere anytime. You can also use the public transports in the city center with several options of subway, buses and trains.
One strange thing about my relationship with Madrid is that I do not have good photos… Unfortunatelly, one never thinks about taking the camera out with you while being an habitant (it's so different when you are a tourist!). Nonetheless, I am sure I will return to Madrid again. And this time I will not forget to take amazing photos of one of my favourite cities in Europe.


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Facial hair is pretty trendy right now. It's fairly common to see men with stubble and scruff. That is, unless they're TV news anchors and reporters.
KSAT 12's male anchors and reporters stay clean-shaven, unless it's the weekend or they're on vacation, but you may be seeing some of them with a new look this month.
LEARN MORE: How beards can help with allergies
See the facial hair progression from Day 1 to Day 8 here and from Day 1 to Day 16 here.
During November, some of us at KSAT will be putting our razors down and growing out our facial hair for cancer awareness. We are joining forces with No-Shave November and Movember to raise funds to support cancer prevention, research and education.
What's the difference between No-Shave November and Movember?
- No-Shave November is all beard. It's a web-based, nonprofit organization devoted to growing cancer awareness and raising funds to support cancer prevention, research, and education. (All types of cancer and not just men)
- Movember is mustache only. It focuses on the biggest health issues faced by men: prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.
Here are the explanations from some of the KSAT No-Shave participants about why they decided to join the cause:
I am participating in No-Shave November and using my platform as a television reporter to help educate people about cancer prevention. As a reporter who typically must be clean shaven, I think having a bright red beard on television will draw even more attention to prevention. I am participating to honor my late grandfather Horace, and my late grandmother Janice, both of whom died of cancer.
-Dillon Collier
I hate cancer! It has damaged and ruined the lives of people I love. My uncle, who is a father figure to me, is battling colon cancer. Brain cancer took the man who brought me to San Antonio, Breast Cancer nearly took one of my co-anchors, Lung Cancer ravaged one of my wife's favorite Aunts. This is about more than some facial hair. To me, this is a small gesture to show those I love that I care about why they've gone and are going through, and to show the millions of others and their loved ones battling cancer, that they are not alone. I ask you to donate and join me in a fight against something that may not have a cure, but can't crush our hope.
-Steve Spriester
No shave November is something I've always wanted to be a part of. I'm grateful that KSAT also sees the value in promoting awareness and I'm grateful we have the opportunity to raise money for the cause. I have been extremely lucky and have not had any family members affected by cancer, but I'm aware that it can happen to anybody, at any time. No shave November is a wonderful way to be proactive in bringing light to cancer awareness, and also fundraise. I have set a goal of raising one thousand dollars and hope the community will help me surpass that mark. I truly believe this is a cause worthy of our time, money and attention.
-Bill Barajas
Why am I participating?....My mother is a Breast Cancer Survivor and my Wife is a Thyroid Cancer Survivor. So I this is an opportunity to raise awareness for all forms of cancer and help raise money for research.
-Marcus Trujillo
The moment summer is over, I begin counting down the days for November. Not only because it's my birthday month, but because it's a month to raise awareness. For the past 4 years I've participated in either No-Shave November or Movember. Why do I choose to get rid of my beard and take awkward face photos annually? To begin a conversation and raise awareness. I'm fortunate to have several family members and friends beat cancer, however I've heard too many stories of people losing their battle to cancer. This year I'm raising awareness by participating in Movember. With your donations, I hope to assist those battling any form of cancer and hope to start a conversation about men's health. Together we can help fight cancer one facial hair a time.
-Carlos Hernandez
I am taking part in the No-Shave November movement because cancer has affected the lives of some of my family members and friends. My grandmother overcame nose cancer, my aunt defeated ovarian cancer and my wife's grandmother is a breast cancer survivor. This month is a time to be thankful and my colleagues and I decided to grow out our beards for a great cause. Please join in by clicking on my name to donate and to follow my beard progress!
Each of the KSAT No-Shave November participants has set up a fundraising page. You can click on a specific name to donate on behalf of your favorite KSAT personality or you can click on the KSAT donation page link in support of all of them.
- Bill Barajas
- Garrett Brnger
- Luis Cienfuegos
- Deven Clarke
- Dillon Collier
- David Elder
- Adrian Garcia
- Tim Gerber
- Carlos Hernandez
- Justin Horne
- RJ Marquez
- Mark Mendez
- Larry Ramirez
- David Sears
- Steve Spriester
- Marcus Trujillo
- Paul Venema
- Team KSAT
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See the facial hair progression from Day 1 to Day 16 here.
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Top image: still, A Clockwork Orange (1971) dir. Stanley Kubrick
We bring you our guide to living well in the world's capitals, from exhibitions to cinema, food, drink, fashion, music and beyond. Just call it culture and take it, it's yours.
LONDON, FRIDAY 3rd MAY – MONDAY 6th MAY 2019
"I demand to have some booze!"
Bruce Robinson's 1987 classic Withnail and I is not only one of the finest films of all time but quite possibly the most quotable. Such is the quality of its immortalised dialogue that just about every line deserves individual recognition, even the less obviously hilarious ones will hit their mark with repeated viewings. For those unaware of the story, it follows two seemingly down-and-out actors, living off scraps in their squalid Camden apartment and fiending for just about any intoxicant they can lay their hands on.
The second half of the film sees the pair escape urban fug for the sweeping, sobering scenery of the Lake District, where they stay in the house of Withnail's rampantly homosexual Uncle Monty, played by the inimitable Richard Griffiths. Talking of rampant, watch out for that bull – horn puns a-plenty.
The film is showing this weekend at Leicester Square's Prince Charles Cinema, an opportunity to marvel at this film that only improves each time on the big screen.
Withnail & I is on at the Prince Charles Cinema on Saturday, 6pm. Book here.
Here'sssss Stanley!
From creepy twin sisters through destructive AI, deranged generals, cult orgies and ultraviolent milk-consuming gangs, Stanley Kubrick's oeuvre is as distinctive as it is brilliant. Celebrating the auteur's genius, a new retrospective exhibition at the Design Museum offers a chance to dig deep into all things Kubrick.
Enter across that famous orange carpet from the Overlook hotel and get up close and personal with never-before-seen material from the director's personal archives and hundreds of objects, films, interviews, letters and photographs. There's a detailed model of the Centrifuge-set that Kubrick had developed for 2001: A Space Odyssey, the Born-to-Kill helmet infamously worn by Private Joker in Full Metal Jacket, Alex's costume from A Clockwork Orange and you can even have a go at recreating Jack Nicholson's iconic "Here's Johnny" scene in The Shining. Just don't get too lost in the role…
Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition runs at the Design Museum until 17th September.
"Gentlemen! You can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"
PS. Then head over to the BFI where they're smack bang in the middle of their Kubrick season. This weekend it's all about Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, Kubrick's brilliantly satirical work that is unfortunately as current as it can be.
The best thing since…
From the 4-6th May, lifestyle brand TOAST will be hosting their first ever creative residency, at Paper Mills Studio in north London. The three-day event is an opportunity to hone your artisanal reflexes and try something new, with a host of walks, talks and workshops led by a number of skilled TOAST collaborators.
Workshops and activities include: natural dyeing & potting with Christine Lewis, block printing with Georgia Dorey, a weaving workshop led by Sue Lawty (who previously held the role of Textile Resident at the V&A), a canapé and 'tablescape' class with supper club host and author Alexandra Dudley and a creative writing workshop with Elaine Knight.
The weekend will also provide an unmissable opportunity to darn, patch, stitch and sew any old clothing you might otherwise be tempted to throw away. Molly Martin will be on hand throughout the weekend to give lessons in repair and extending the lifespan of your clothing.
For tickets and more information click here.
Three days straight in the pub with great bands? Now we're talking.
Get this, over 25 great bands across three days and you don't have to move a muscle. You heard, set up camp in Dingwalls, Camden, on Saturday afternoon and let band after band serenade you until the late hours of Monday eve when reality bites hard. There's convenience and there's just downright nirvana (not the band, they couldn't make it…).
Dingwalls have kindly corralled together some of our favourite London record labels and with that, some of our favourite bands for a special three-day blow-out.
The record labels in question: Bad Vibrations, LNZRT, Black Cat White Cat Promotions and Snap Crackle & Pop.
The bands: The Rhythm Method, Matt Maltese, First Hate, Phobophobes, Jockstrap, Goat Girl, CC Honeymoon, Peluché and so many, many more. This one sells itself, you'd be a fool not to.
The Dingwalls Weekender runs 4th – 6th May. Info here.
Giorgio Moroder, eat your heart out – and then wash it down with an extra potent cocktail
In the basement of pizza restaurant Happy Face, in what was once the 'dodgy bit' of Kings Cross but is now swarming with trendy CSM graduates, lies Supermax, a clandestine cave of a hangout, fuelled by a potent blend of vermouth and Italian disco.
From the same team behind Spiritland – a DJ booth with a cafe attached a stone's throw across Granary Square – Supermax is an equally reliable venue for excellent music without the intensity of Spiritland, where diners share their tables with subwoofers. The liquor isn't bad either, plenty of vintage vermouth on a cocktail menu that is chronologically themed. We recommend getting down there on a Friday for happy hour, the cocktails won't hit your wallet as hard but the same can't be said of your head the next morning.
SUPERMAX is open Wed- Sat night from 5.30pm—1am. Find it beneath Happy Face restaurant off Handyside Street, N1C 4DN.


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Epilepsy and Brain
If you have seen a picture of the brain before, the outer surface contains numerous folds that increase the surface area and allow more cerebral cortex to be packed into the skull, giving us more "Brain power". The brain is an extraordinarily complex organ. When it comes to understanding epilepsy, there are several concepts about the brain you'll need to learn.
The first is that the brain works on electricity. Normally, the brain continuously generates tiny electrical impulses in an orderly pattern. These impulses travel along the network of nerve cells, called neurons, in the brain and throughout the whole body via chemical messengers called neurotransmitters. A seizure occurs when the brain's nerve cells misfire and generate a sudden, uncontrolled surge of electrical activity in the brain.
Another concept important to epilepsy is that different areas of the brain control different functions. If seizures arise from a specific area of the brain, then the initial symptoms of the seizure often reflect the functions of that area. The right half of the brain controls the left side of the body, and the left half of the brain controls the right side of the body. So if a seizure starts from the right side of the brain, in the area that controls movement in the thumb, then the seizure may begin with jerking of the left thumb or hand.
Sleep and Epilepsy
We all know that we think more clearly, react more quickly, and generally perform better after a good night's sleep. And while a good night's sleep plays a key role in the overall well–being and health of all people it is even more vital in people with epilepsy.
One reason why is because a lack of sleep or poor quality of sleep can in turn increase frequency of seizures. The reasons why sleep deprivation provokes seizures are unclear. However, what we do know is that the sleep–wake cycle is associated with prominent changes in brain electrical activity, so seizures and the sleep–wake cycle are often clearly related.
We also know that most types of seizures are affected by sleep, although the degree varies greatly from type to type and patient to patient. Further, there are hormonal changes during sleep that could possibly be related to seizures. Finally, the effects of seizures and seizure medicines on the quality of your sleep can make the relationship even more complicated.


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Most people have experienced an episode of a twitching eyelid: either upper or lower or both. The twitch usually occurs suddenly and may last for just minutes or continue for days and rarely longer. It is annoying and may cause some anxiety, but is rarely associated with severe eye or neurological conditions. The most common causes of ... read more
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Canada's Freedom of Information regime is "A System in Crisis".
That's how Canada's Information Commissioner recently described1 the structures behind our access to information legislation – systems critical to ensuring citizens can hold their governments accountable.
The Commissioner reports that complaints to her office are up 35 percent since the beginning of 2013, while everyday more and more stories are emerging about institutions not fulfilling their obligations under Canada's transparency laws.2 Even the New York Times editorial board has criticized our government's treatment of publically funded scientists and civil servants, who are finding it increasingly difficult to speak to the public, media, or even other scientists about their work.3 These stories are emblematic of a significant shift in Canada's approach to openness and transparency – a shift that has been quietly taking place over the past few years.
In response, Media Democracy Days 2013 has developed a series of programming focusing on information control. Access to Information, personal privacy, online spying, and much more will be heavily featured at MDD this year.
For a full listing of MDD's programming, head to www.mediademocracydays2013.ca
First, MDD will kick off Friday afternoon by empowering concerned citizens, aspiring journalists, and activists of all backgrounds to hold our government and public institutions accountable through a free hands-on workshop called DIY FOI: How to File a Freedom of Information Request. The workshop, hosted by Access to Information expert Mike Larsen of Kwantlen Polytechnic University, will take place at the VPL Central Library from 3:00 – 4:20 PM.
Later that day, attendees will hear a keynote address from BC's Information and Privacy Commissioner, Ms. Elizabeth Denham. Commissioner Denham will be talking on the importance of privacy safeguards and access to information in an era of data mining and mass surveillance. Her talk will be followed by a screening of the 2013 documentary film Terms and Conditions May Apply (2013), focusing on the insidious and often invisible legal implications of popular tech company's end-user agreements – agreements that allow private corporations to do things with your personal information you could never imagine.
Finally, on Saturday, November 9, we will feature three exciting panel discussions focusing on information control. The first is titled Information Control in Canada, and will showcase representatives from the BC Civil Liberties Association, the BC Library Association's Information Policy Committee, the Wilderness Committee, and Kwantlen Polytechnic Univeristy, to discuss new strategies in challenging state and corporate information control.
The second, Producing Shame: Sexuality, Visibility, and Cyber-bullying will look at how "cyber-bullying" has uniquely affected young women and queer youth, as well as the privacy implications for today's youth. And finally, the third panel, Pipelines, Pundits, and Media Power will examine how the federal government has tried to control spin the message on energy projects in BC. Aboriginal voices, the muzzling of scientists, and the practices of journalists will all be up for discussion.
Democracies thrive on the open free flow of information – but the channels of communication are increasingly being threatened by questionable government practices. It is time to come together and explore how our public institutions can serve us better before we see our freedom of information systems are closed down completely.
See you November 8 & 9th,
Josh and Beth, on behalf of Media Democracy Days 2013


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MCCA® 2008 Survey of Fortune 500 Minority General Counsel
Naran U. Burchinow, The Andersons, Inc.
Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary
Patrick T. Ortiz, PNM Resources, Inc.
Senior Vice President and General Counsel Chief Compliance Officer and Secretary
Larry D, Thompson, PepsiCo Inc.
Senior Vice President, Government Affairs, General Counsel, and Secretary
(L to R) P. Robert Moya, Apollo Group; James Wooten Jr., Illinois Tool Works; and Gloria Santona, McDonald's Corporation
In a dramatic reversal from a record-setting 2006, America's Fortune 500 corporations saw an almost 20-percent decline in profits from $785 billion to $645 billion in 2007, leading some corporation watchers to conclude that the corporate profits "party" is over 1. Last year, MCCA was able to report an unprecedented period in the Fortune 500 history as the 2006 profit total added a walloping 29 percent increase to the profit figures of 2005. Total revenues were $9.9 trillion in 2006; Fortune attributed these stunning figures, in part, to "a perfect economic calm."2
But in mid-2007, according to Fortune, the world changed for this exclusive corporate club when the financial markets finally woke up from a dream and experienced an abrupt return to reality. As a result, the Fortune 500 group experienced its first profits decline in five years.3 This roster of reliable performers did surpass the $10 trillion mark in revenues in 2007, but the combined profit loss of $140 billion left its mark on the national corporate psyche.4
In 2007, 39 general counsel of color were in charge of the legal departments of Fortune 500 companies. Minority general counsel today account for 7.8 percent of the Fortune 500; they made up 7.6 percent of the group last year. In a testament to their resilience and abilities in the face of gloom and doom, this unique group of talented lawyers was able to repeat its impressive 2006 numbers. This year, as last, the companies that benefit from the leadership and expertise of minority counsel earned more than $1 trillion in revenue—10 percent of the 2007 total.
Of these 39 companies, 27 rank among the Fortune 250. This year, 24 companies (as opposed to last year's 20) had revenues between $5 and $20 billion, and 15 (16 in 2006) could claim revenues greater than $20 billion.
The most profitable companies in 2007 were in the energy, financial services, consumer staples, insurance, pharmaceuticals, communications, and information-technology sectors. Exxon Mobil, repeating its second place finish after Wal-Mart in the overall list, managed to top its record-setting $39.5 billion in profits in 2006 to become the most profitable company once again with more than $40 billion in 2007—the highest corporate profits in U.S. history. As crude oil escalates in price well past the $100-a-barrel benchmark and a gallon of gas continues to produce sticker shock, it is not surprising that energy companies continue to reap the largest financial rewards. But the credit disaster of 2007 took its toll elsewhere. According to Fortune, in 2006, 156 companies in the Fortune 500 had already reported lower profits than a year ago, and 43 lost money. And in 2007, the numbers got worse, with 183 companies seeing their profits fall and another 57 recording losses.5 Relatively few companies with minority counsel appear on the losses list; of those 57 companies named by Fortune, only five have minority general counsel (Sprint Nextel, KB Home, ArvinMeritor, Dole Food, and Circuit City Stores).
Where do the other 34 minority counsel-led companies fit among the most profitable Fortune 500 companies this year? As in the 2007 survey, this year's minority counsel-led group has only one petroleum company (Chevron), and three other companies in the energy sector appear on this year's list. Minority counsel retained a strong presence in the insurance/finance sectors (MetLife, TIAA-CREF, Safeco, Allstate, and KeyCorp). However, no other groups were dominant in this year's list. Five food/consumer products companies had minority counsel, as did three computer/office equipment companies. This year's list reflects a wider array of business sectors with minority counsel that cuts across the economic landscape. While energy and financial services once again have come out on top in the profits category, American corporations have used the talents of minority counsel in industries as diverse as motor vehicles, industrial/farm equipment, and specialty retailers. In short, the theme of diversity appears to be even more applicable to this year's list.
For the past three years, including 2007, MCCA has reported on the strong international presence of most companies in the minority counsel-led group. And, as Fortune points out, globalization "is a fact of life for the Fortune 500."6 In this year's leaders in foreign revenue, minority counsel-led companies are represented across the spectrum. Although Exxon Mobil has the number-one slot in this category with the highest amount of foreign revenue for any American company at 72.2 percent, not far beyond are two companies with minority general counsel: Chevron with 65.7 percent, and Procter & Gamble with 58.2 percent. Also in this group are Dell with 38.9 percent foreign revenue, MetLife with 10.2 percent and Cardinal Health with 1.5 percent (representing the lowest intake of foreign revenue in the Fortune 500 group). Companies that are able to effectively market their products globally are again the biggest winners, highlighting the importance of diversity in the company as well as the marketplace. The five companies with the most successful international operations led by minority general counsel—Chevron, Procter & Gamble, Dell, MetLife, and Cardinal Health—ranked among the top 50 companies on the Fortune 500 list.7
Locations for the 39 minority counsel show no significant departure from last year's survey. General counsel of color are based throughout the continental United States, with the highest concentrations in California (seven), Illinois (five), New York (five), and Ohio (four).
Twice as many departures (eight) were made from the 2008 Fortune 500 list by minority general counsel as there were in 2007. Leaving the ranks of Fortune 500 general counsel and replaced by white males were Kenneth C. Frazier (Merck), Ronald D. McCray (Kimberly-Clark), and Stacey J. Mobley (DuPont Company). Further, J. Alberto Gonzalez-Pita of Tyson Foods was replaced by a male who would not confirm his ethnicity for this survey. Lisa Iglesias resigned from Nordstrom, but no replacement has been named yet for her general counsel position.
MCCA's 2008 survey shows two African Americans, two Hispanics, and one Asian Pacific American appointed to general counsel positions at Fortune 500 companies during the past year (see the following section for more information on these attorneys). Last year, Asian Pacific Americans garnered the biggest increase in representation. This year, 22 African Americans (56.4 percent of all minorities) serve as general counsel in the Fortune 500, the same number (57.8 percent) reported last year; 12 Asian Pacific Americans (30.7 percent) serve as general counsel, the same number reported in 2007 (31.5 percent); the number of Hispanic general counsel increased to 4 (10.3 percent this year; 7.9 percent last year); and the list also includes one Native American general counsel (2.6 percent this year).
A disconcerting disparity in gender representation continues to be reflected in the MCCA survey of Fortune 500 general counsel of color. Indeed, the only change this year is an increase of one for women general counsel. Thirty-one (79.4 percent) of the general counsel on the 2008 list are male, and just eight (20.5 percent) are female. The racial breakdown for men is 18 African Americans, 2 Hispanics, 10 Asian Pacific Americans, and one Native American. Of the eight minority women general counsel, four are African American, two are Asian Pacific American, and two are Hispanic.
Newcomers to the Fortune 500 Minority Counsel Group
With a roster of 38, last year's MCCA survey found that almost all minority counsel came to their jobs from other corporate positions or law firms, or were promoted from in-house positions. This year's survey reflects just five new faces in the minority counsel group of 39. This section provides a closer look at how each became part of this exclusive group.
At Procter & Gamble, Steven Jemison was promoted to general counsel from a deputy position, replacing a retiring white male general counsel with the household and personal products giant. Procter & Gamble, number 23 on the Fortune 500 list, boasts on its Web site that "2 billion times a day P&G products touch the lives of people around the world."8 Prior to his work as deputy GC, Jemison had already served as P&G's general counsel for the Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa divisions.9 As noted earlier, P&G ranks as the sixth leading Fortune company in foreign revenues, and Jemison's international experience highlights his qualifications for the general counsel slot at this hugely successful global enterprise.
At Fluor, one of world's largest publicly owned engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance service companies, Carlos M. Hernandez also replaced a white male going into retirement. Hernandez only joined Fluor in 2007, but he had established a track record as general counsel at three other companies.10 Also a global player, Fluor maintains a network of offices in more than 25 countries.
Elisa D. Garcia C., general counsel at Office Depot, is the third newcomer to succeed a white male GC (her predecessor had served in that role since 1998). Garcia has been an attorney for 22 years, the last seven as executive vice president, general counsel, and corporate secretary for Domino's Pizza, Inc. Prior to joining Domino's, she served as Latin American regional counsel for Philip Morris International and corporate counsel for GAF Corporation, one of the largest building products companies in North America.11 Office Depot boasts sales to customers in 43 countries throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America through wholly owned entities, majority-owned entities, or other ventures and alliances. Operating more than 35 separate Web sites through its international division, Office Depot declares, "We are continuously assessing opportunities to expand our geographic footprint around the globe."12
Kim K.W. Rucker joined Avon, a company selling its products in more than 100 countries, in March 2008. Rucker had extensive corporate experience before coming to Avon, including at Energy Future Holdings, Corp. (formerly known as TXU Corp.) and Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Rucker earned her J.D. from Harvard Law School and a master's degree in public policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.13
Paul W. Chung, general counsel of Targa Resources, is the only newcomer to counsel a company with no international operations. Similar to the others profiled in this section, Chung comes to the position with in-depth corporate legal experience from work at Coral, Shell Trading North America Company (a subsidiary of Shell), and Coral Energy, LLC. In these positions, he was responsible for all legal and regulatory affairs. He also served as vice president and assistant general counsel of Tejas from 1996 to 1999. Prior to 1996, Chung held a number of legal positions with different organizations, including Vinson & Elkins L.L.P.14
Fortune 501–1000
With a larger 2008 increase than their colleagues on the 500 list, the number of minority general counsel on the Fortune 1000 list escalated by five. In 2007, 21 general counsel of color were in this group; this year, there are 26. Five companies that had minority general counsel in 2007 have dropped off the list, and nine new companies have arrived. Jim Kaput (Service Master) and Jackie Mahi Erickson (Hawaiian Electric Industries) were replaced by white males. Asian Pacific American Justin Choi had already left Andrew when a white male was named to replace him. At AIMCO, Miles Cortez was succeeded by a white female. And, as reported in last year's survey, Wendy Shiba also departed the 501-1000 ranks when she moved from PolyOne to the Fortune 500-ranked KB Home.
The nine newcomers to the list include one African American male, one Hispanic male, one African American woman, and six Asian Pacific American males. They are Oliver C. Mitchell Jr. of Carpenter Technology, P. Robert Moya of Apollo Group, Joia Johnson of HanesBrands, Michael Kornickzy of Graham Packaging, Eric Chen of AECOM Technology, Steven Kyono of Hewitt Associates, Nicholas Singh of Anally Capital Management, Naran Burchinow of Andersons, and Patrick Reutens of Atmel.
The 2008 Fortune 501–1000 group is composed of the following racial groups: 11 are African American (42.3 percent), 5 are Hispanic (19.2 percent), and 10 are Asian Pacific American (38.5 percent). By comparison, last year's survey had representation by nine African Americans (42.7 percent), seven Asian Pacific Americans (33.4 percent), and five Hispanics (23.9 percent).
A breakdown by gender finds 22 minority males (84.6 percent) and 4 minority females (15.4 percent) serving as general counsel among Fortune 1000 companies. Of the men, nine are African American, three are Hispanic, and ten are Asian Pacific American. Of the women, two are African American and two are Hispanic.
As in 2007, utilities and health care-related enterprises made the strongest showings in the industry category. Also, once again, California topped the list as the work base for the largest concentration of minority general counsel, with seven companies.
In a year that heralded a downward turn for the most successful American corporations, minority general counsel turned in a rock-solid performance by repeating their revenue and profit figures from 2006—the most profitable year in Fortune 500 history—and increasing their overall representation. They maintained their positions in companies with high global revenues, even adding four more in that category. There is still a need for a more equitable representation of women among minority general counsel of Fortune 1000 companies, as well as a more even distribution of ethnic groups throughout. But in a time of uncertainty for top American corporations, it cannot be denied that this exclusive group of American lawyers makes a compelling case for diversity. DB
MCCA® List of Minority General Counsel at Fortune 500 Companies
MCCA® List of Minority General Counsel at Fortune 501-1000 Companies
2008 Fortune 500 Minority General Counsel: By Industry & Race
2008 Fortune 501-1000 Minority General Counsel: By Industry & Race
- Geoff Colvin, "Why the Party's Over," Fortune, May 5, 2008.
- Shawn Tully, "A Profit Gusher of Epic Proportions," Fortune, April 15, 2007.
- Colvin, supra note 1.
- Id.
- Id.
- Id.
- Chevron Corporation is number 3, Cardinal Health, Inc., is number 19, Procter & Gamble is number 23, Dell is number 34, and MetLife is number 43.
- See www.uk.pg.com/downloads/news/june2205_P&GManagementChanges.pdf.
- See www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/companyOfficers?symbol=PG.N&viewId=bio.
- See www.fluor.com/about/eb_c_hernandez.asp.
- See www.whyofficedepot.com/q2_2007_news/half_year.html.
- See Office Depot, "Company Facts," available at www.officedepot.com (from home page, select "About Us," then "Company Facts."
- See www.avoncompany.com/investor/seniormanagement/rucker.html?zoom_highlightsub=rucker.
- See http://ir.targaresources.com/management.cfm.
MCCA thanks freelance writer Rachel Ray for all of her work in the preparation of the article, analysis of the survey results, and related research; Vicki Richardson, Esq., for completing the extensive and time-consuming survey of 1,000 companies to compile data on race/ethnicity and gender of the general counsel; and Patrick Folliard for authoring the profiles of the three minority general counsel featured in this article.
From the September/October 2008 issue of Diversity & The Bar®


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|Sir Axl...The Ever Hungry
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Sir Axl...The Ever Hungry is the fifth Nexo Knights webisode. It was released on January 5, 2016.
The knights are getting ready to eat, but the monsters have infiltrated the Fortrex kitchen and attack. The knights start fighting them, but Axl just keeps eating. Until they destroy his food. Axl gets and upgrade from Merlok 2.0 and launches himself on a food fight rampage. When he is done he demands dessert.
- This webisode marks the debut of Axl's Ultimate Form
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|Alliance of the Fortrex | Jestro the Bad... The Really, Really Bad | Good Knight Clay Moorington | Lucky to be Lance | Sir Axl...The Ever Hungry | Joust Games on Aaron! | Macy's Parade | Brave and Bold (And Short) Sir Robin
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