The study found that 88 percent of wealthy individuals encourage their colleagues and executives to read at least 10 books a day. Billionaires who not only encourage entrepreneurs to read books, they also like to read books themselves. For example, Bill Gates reads 1 book per week, and at the end of the year, he reads about 50 books. After reading, you publish reviews of those books on your website. Again Warren Buffett has taken the book to another level, he spends 80% of his day reading books.
They think that the books mentioned here will play an extraordinary role in the life of any entrepreneur. So, if their lives are fruitful, then why not in your life? In the interviews, the books had a special role to play in the minds, minds, career and business management of the world-famous wealthy businessmen. From the list of world-renowned billionaires, the list is made up of 10 books that entrepreneurs and skilled workers must-read. Introduction of books is highlighted in this article keeping in mind the young entrepreneurs and business class.
In the book that discusses, the author highlights the struggles of entrepreneurial life for 500 business entrepreneurs. Among them is Scottish-American business emperor Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919). The founder of the world-renowned Ford Ford Motor Company is Henry Ford (1863-1947), American Steel Magnet Charles M. Shoaib (1862-1939), including prominent figures. Before the onset of the global recession in the 9th century, they made remarkable progress in the business industry on earth. These personalities play a key role in advancing the current state of the United States and the machinations of the world. In the book Napoleon Hill, he discusses how to move forward, how to make decisions, and how to become a successful entrepreneur.
The main purpose of any business is to make a profit. However, in order to build a business that is sustainable and environmentally friendly, you need to employ different strategies. The book discusses the business strategies of the world-renowned billionaire author. In particular, the business life challenges of Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have been used as case studies here. The special feature of the book is that it is not like a market book. On the contrary, as the author suggests, many challenges in the real life of the business mogul will come to an entrepreneur like a picture.
John C. Bogle is a reputed author of the Vanguard Group. In his book, he discusses the fundamentals of investing. But issues are essential lessons in any entrepreneur’s life. In the book, he points out the things that are important to know, especially before starting a business.
Tim Ferriss outlines the strategy of becoming a billionaire in the book. The economy of the current dynamic world is largely controlled by several corporate entities. The investment environment in the business world is much more complex and risky now. Likewise, the investment world is much wider than in the past. Market interest, demand is constantly changing. As a result, everything related to investment demands a sensible decision. In the book, Tim Ferriss discusses some of the suggestions for moving ahead properly in such an investment environment.
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In the last couple of centuries, the pattern of business has changed drastically. Especially since the industrial revolution, the business industry has undergone tremendous changes. With the improvement of the communication system, the scope of the business world has increased. For these reasons, consumers’ interests have changed. Due to the availability of telecommunications, airports, etc., business is not restricted to any particular area. In any region of the world, there is a direct correlation of the global economy with business growth or deterioration. Changes in the chemistry of the business, the evolution of the basic rules, the principle is still unchanged. All these things have the same effect on all ages. In the book about the economic policy of the city of Babylon 8000 years ago, George S. Clawson talks, for which he is widely acclaimed by readers and critics.
The author of the book is Robert Taru Kiyosaki, an American businessman, and author. He is the founder of Rich Dad Company. The company provides business knowledge and skills through book and video messaging. Rich Dad Poor Dad’s book is based on his personal business life. In the book, he discusses business topics including financial education, real estate business, financial independence, business management, financial intelligence and so on. The author presents business parables as parables based on his personal business life experience.
David Bach is an entrepreneur and writer. He is the founder of FinishRich.com. In the book, he points out what can happen if cash is misguided. The author himself was also an entrepreneur. Therefore, the book reflects more on his experience than theoretical analysis. One of the most important things in the book is to emphasize oneself. He recommends depositing some money every day. He has shown how the amount of money increases year after year by depositing some money every day. Unexpected enthusiasm in anyone who reads the book will stimulate excitement. Everyday advice on how to move towards prosperity in your personal life can be found in the book.
The book will play a very effective role in shaping the business mindset. The first way to get rich is to change your mind. What a rich man’s nourishment is. So, before starting a business, you need to change your perspective. There is a difference of perspective between an ordinary person and a rich person. Bringing the mind of a billionaire into his own view serves as the first step to business success.
To become a successful entrepreneur, it is essential to nurture some principles in one’s life. Focusing on specific issues, slowing down and getting excited about work. In addition, Cardone has provided several different suggestions in the book that goes beyond the traditional rules. In the book, he mentions a number of rules that change the life of a person and will play a role in creating a healthy business mind.
The author of the book Vaclav Smile is a teacher of natural science. According to him, the use of furniture worldwide is increasing steadily and the possibility of later decreasing. One of Bill Gates’ favorite authors is Vaclav Small. Gates believes Vaclav played a significant role in changing his personal life. The author has made very sharp comments in the book. He says that the demand and consumption of us can also play a role in improving the quality of life of the world poor. His instructions can be followed in the book to further improve the economic condition of the world.


Inspired by the book club my friends and I have started, I am back to giving my library card a work out. Yes, a library card...like the one you had when you were a kid. Sure, I love perusing the aisles of Barnes & Nobel and The Strand, but why would I pay for a book when I can get it for free and then not have to keep it around cluttering up my apartment.
If you haven't been to a library in a while, let me tell you...things have changed since the days of the card catalog I remember from elementary school. Here in New York the public library has small branches all over the city with equally small collections, so the real gem is their Netflix-for-books style website (I am sure plenty of other cities are doing this too). Log in and search thousands of books, DVD's, e-books, etc., request the ones you want (or save them in your list), and you will be notified via email when will arrive at your local branch. I use the one by my office so I can zip in during the day to pick up and return. EASY! No Dewey Decimal system. No forgetting when books are due. No searching for that misplaced book they say is on the shelf.
At the end of the day, we all know that going through life reading little more than US Weekly magazine is a bit sad, so it's time to broaden your horizons....don't worry, Rachel Zoe and Lauren Conrad are 'authors' now.


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Since the publication of his first novel, Mohamed Mbougar Sarr has been showered with awards. Yet the Senegalese author is only 32 years old. Now, with "Man's Most Secret Memory," one of his novels is finally available in German. And what a novel it is. Both stylistically and thematically, Sarr dares to do a lot: He tells a labyrinthine crime story that spans three continents as well as a century, and at the same time reflects profoundly on the nature of poetry. And as if that were not enough, his novel also offers a radical examination of the legacy of colonialism and the present of racism. Yes, Sarr dares much-and triumphs. It is no coincidence that he was the first Senegalese to receive France's most important literary award, the Prix Goncourt, and that "The Most Secret Memory of Man" is simultaneously being translated into 22 languages.


Long before Kavanaugh, Weinstein, #MeToo and more brought the topic of sexual violence front and center in the news cycle, activists have emphasized the importance of educating kids of all genders about “yes means yes” consent and the devastating effects of rape culture.
Important movements are happening on college campuses across the nation, but conversations about sexual assault and consent need to begin as early as possible. After all, 46 percent of high school-age students have had sexual intercourse; they’re not exactly naive strangers to the topic of sex. Speaking with your preteen and teenage children about consent is a crucial way to empower and educate them as they begin to explore their own sexuality.
If you don’t know where to start, you’re not alone. Conversations about sexual assault are never easy, and most teens aren’t exactly clamoring to chat with their parents about anything related to sex. Starting the conversation is often the trickiest part — and that’s where books come in. A number of amazing young-adult books address sexual assault and consent, and reading them with your children is the ideal gateway to beginning this important discussion. Read on for our picks.
A version of this article was originally published in January 2018. It was updated October 2018.
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What is Material Design support library ?
Good news to android developers, google made developer’s life easy by announced new power pack material design support library in Google I/O.
This library is the best solution for implementing material design features in your android application.
Why we needed android design support library ?
Android 5.0 Lollipop is best OS with eye-catching user interface. Main heart of lollipop is material design. You can check material design specification for understanding material design concept.
But in early stage of lollipop release we have decent document about material design but to implement it into android app is quite tricky. we have used many third party libraries for achieving looks like material design.
But now with help of design support library we can implement all features very easily and in just few steps.
7 important Features in material design support library
- NavigationView: Easily build material navigation drawer with NavigationView.
- Floating labels for editing text: Replace hint into floating label for EditText.
- Floating action button: Useful button to do primary actions in app’s user interface.
- Snackbar: Goodbye toast, snack bar android for display quick response about an operation.
- TabLayout: android tabs like play store and WhatsApp app using TabLayout in android
- Collapsing Toolbar: Expand/Collapse toolbar with animation.
- CoordinatorLayout: Additional level of control over touch events between child view
Let’s start exploring “Design support library tutorial” series step by step.
Section 2: Floating label EditText android example
Section 3: Floating Action Button
Section 4: Android TabLayout example
Section 5: Snackbar android example
Section 6: Collapsing Toolbars android example
Section 7: CoordinatorLayout android example


The City of Minot will be launching a campaign in January to encourage residents to be counted when the national census officially rolls out in March.
Brian Billingsley, the City of Minot’s community and economic development director, said the city’s Complete Count Committee plans to begin moving in January on its awareness strategies to remind residents to return their census surveys during the participation period from March 12 to April 30.
People could see advertisements on city buses and sanitation trucks in February. Radio and print advertising, door hangers and grocery bag inserts will appear in March and April. Local libraries will be giving away reminder bookmarks. There also will be banners, posters, flyers and miscellaneous swag as well as advertising on social media through Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat.


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A departure in size and setting from my previous seven novels, which mainly had an East Asia focus, The Cut-Throat Razor Murders take place in a small town in New Zealand. The work is a short novella – a quick read -- in contrast with my historical fiction book Nanyang, which runs to some 700 pages in the paperback edition.
The story: The peace and quiet of the New Zealand town is shattered when a married woman in her mid-thirties is murdered with a cut-throat razor. There is no apparent motive for the killing. A week later, a second woman of similar age and appearance – long, light brown hair, medium build, attractive -- is murdered in a similar manner. The women do not know each other and appear to have nothing in common. In subsequent weeks two more women who fit the same description are killed in an identical fashion, their throats cut with a long-bladed razor. Inspector Harry Johnson and Detective Inspector Philip Edwards believe the murders were committed by one person but cannot fathom the murderer’s motive. A ten-year-old boy, who is a fan of mystery stories, takes a close interest in the murders to the concern of his widow friend who worries that by playing detective he may endanger his life.
With the passage of the 1920s, the Great War is more than a decade in the past. But veterans of the Gallipoli debacle and the horrors of trench warfare on the Western Front are still suffering emotionally from their experiences, leading the two police inspectors to ponder whether someone with a battle-induced psychological disorder could be responsible for the killings.


Living Out Loud, an all-new emotional standalone from Staci Hart is coming February 1st! Title: Living Out Loud Author: Staci Hart Publishing Date: February 1st Cover Designer: QuirkyBird Designs Photographer: Lauren Watson Perry, Perrywinkle Photography When Annie Daschel arrives in New York City, the only thing she can control is her list. Not her father’s … Continue reading Cover Reveal “Living Out Loud” by Staci Hart
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As I stated in my previous post, I have officially decided to homeschool. Mainly, because I want to show my girls the world and help them learn by going and doing rather than being stuck in a classroom where they are expected to sit and be quiet all day. I have also decided that my … Continue reading Baby Steps…to Big Dreams
It's been a while since I have posted anything (not even a book review!) and I just wanted to check in with everyone. I have been extremely busy the last couple months and have come to many conclusions; 1. I am homeschooling my kiddos! (And am super excited about it) 2. I have a lot … Continue reading Long Time, No See!
Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon was the quickest read of the year so far. I devoured this title in one sitting. I was craving a love story that was not like the rest and I was satisfied with this read. Nicola Yoon introduces the reader to Madeline, an 18 year old with SCID that is not … Continue reading Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon Book Review
I was incredibly excited to have read this title and to have enjoyed it as much as I did. I read The Shack for a book club that would include clips from the movie. Plus, I of course had to read it before the movie came out because it would not be any fun if … Continue reading The Shack by Wm. Paul Young Book Review
Someday, Someday, Maybe by Lauren Graham was the book of the month for Been Bookin'? Book Club. This month we drew out of a hat to see what we would be reading and just happened to pick the only book in the hat I did not already have. I ordered it that day and read it … Continue reading Someday, Someday, Maybe by Lauren Graham Book Review
This review will contain spoilers for the book Me Before You. If you have not read that book and plan to, please read at your own risk! After You by Jojo Moyes is the sequel to Me Before You and it was an interesting book that seemed to flow really well. It was a sequel to a … Continue reading After You by Jojo Moyes Book Review
Every month, I hold a small book club in my hometown. We pick a book at the beginning of the month and get together to discuss it and just have some fun at the end of the month. If there is a movie that goes along with the book, you can find us watching that … Continue reading Book Club
A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving is a general fiction novel placed in the 1950's and 1960's. It was a book I was extremely excited to read because Stephen King recommended it and I figured "this should be great!" I wasn't wrong, but I wasn't quite right either. Let me explain. John Irving … Continue reading A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving Book Review


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Understanding the complex mesh of economics, the military, corruption, religion and ethnicity that comprises Nigerian politics will be critical in 2019. From the stalled and bloody war in Yemen to counter Iran-backed Houthi rebels, to their efforts to expand a presence across the Horn of Africa while building up their own military capabilities, the wealthy Gulf States appear to be scrambling to cement their own power in their near abroad. 693 ratings — Somewhat refreshingly, it removes, almost with disdain, the membrane of military jargon and political spin that covers the public’s understanding of the drone strike, and it applies a challenging new ethical perspective to the phenomenon. published 2017, avg rating 4.07 — Welcome to our round-up of the best books of the year. John Scott – Crime and Insurgency Analyst, Shooting Up: A History of Drugs in Warfare (Lukasz Kamienski). Fear: Trump in the White House (Bob Woodward). The Wonderful Things You Will Be. Central Asia flies well beneath the global radar screen, with Afghanistan being the exception that proves the rule. published, 1 chapters — Literary Figures Sarah Ruden on Virgil . (Hardcover), Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies (Paperback), Flashpoints: The Emerging Crisis in Europe (Hardcover), The Silk Roads: A New History of the World (Hardcover), The Next Decade: What the World Will Look Like (Hardcover), Disunited Nations: Succeeding in a World Where No One Gets Along (ebook), Sea Power: The History and Geopolitics of the World's Oceans (Hardcover), The Absent Superpower: The Shale Revolution and a World Without America (Hardcover), The Tragedy of Great Power Politics (Paperback), Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan, and Bin Laden from the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001 (Paperback), Divided: Why We're Living in an Age of Walls (Hardcover), The New Silk Roads: The Present and Future of the World (Hardcover), AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order (Hardcover), The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers: Economic Change and Military Conflict from 1500 to 2000 (Paperback), The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money, and Power (Paperback), The Dawn of Eurasia: On the Trail of the New World Order (Hardcover), The Hundred-Year Marathon: China's Secret Strategy to Replace America as the Global Superpower (Hardcover), The Great Game: The Struggle for Empire in Central Asia (Paperback), The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century (Hardcover), Worth Dying For: The Power and Politics of Flags (Hardcover), The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism (Hardcover), Upheaval: Turning Points for Nations in Crisis (Hardcover), The Return of Marco Polo's World: War, Strategy, and American Interests in the Twenty-First Century (Hardcover), Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance (Paperback), The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World (Hardcover), Confessions of an Economic Hit Man (Paperback), Has China Won? Ukrainian churches and the clergy were not idle bystanders to the Euromaidan Revolution, but active participants in it as they sought a new path for Ukraine as a European nation. On China is vital reading for those wishing to understand China not just in the context of the previous 70 years of communist rule, but as the unique and often enigmatic civilisation that it has always been and continues to be. The book is the product of a clearly fruitful partnership between Walter Laqueur, a renowned historian who sadly recently passed away, and Christopher Wall an expert in counterterrorism and counterinsurgency. 602 ratings — 16 Best Political Books to Read Before the 2021 Election Dive into candidate memoirs, the Mueller report, and narrative histories to stay informed for November 2020. Olson provides a philosophical framework on espionage in general through the lens of Aristotle, Cicero, and Machiavelli as well as realpolitik and utilitarianism. Understanding the difficulties in rekindling relations between Seoul and Pyongyang will be important in 2019, as despite the optimistic chatter from both nations, rapprochement remains a challenge. In The Revenge of Geography, Kaplan builds on the insights, discoveries, and theories of great geographers and geopolitical thinkers of the near and distant past to look back at critical pivots in history and then to look forward at the evolving global scene. published 1996, avg rating 3.96 — Despite this, next year will almost certainly see the group continuing to pose risks globally. In neighbouring nations throughout the hemisphere, governments and their armed resistors alike will be forced to deal with the complex realities of globalisation. Have fun! Despite this, stories of the horrors of daily life inside the “Hermit Kingdom” continue to emerge. In his treatise On China, Henry Kissinger brings his great experience and deep knowledge of history together to show how China has always taken its own path in international affairs. 2.) The subsequent embargo of Qatar remains ongoing, and the tiny-but-wealthy nation continues to leverage its vast financial reserves to wrestle with the Saudi-led opposition bloc in the soft power realm through its Al Jazeera media outlet, while simultaneously building relations with Turkey and Iran in order to shore up its own strategic position. 6,859 ratings — 803 ratings — Thesiger does them a service with his observations. GPF is non-ideological, analyzes the world and forecasts the future using geopolitics: political, economic, military and geographic dimensions at the foundation of a nation. 13,940. Welcome back. During his tenure as foreign secretary and National Security Advisor, the author was party to various events such as the Mumbai terror attacks – which strained ties between India and Pakistan – and the Indo-U.S. Nuclear Deal among others. As a result, this book is an ideal introduction for students of all levels and an interested public. Looking for More Science? Austin, Texas, United States About Blog Your source for what matters in the world, founded by geopolitical forecaster George Friedman, who also founded the geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor. Despite the abrupt drop in Jihadi terrorism-related deaths in Europe in recent years, Islam and migration-related issues continue to be heavily scrutinised from a security and political perspective, and this year has seen several incidents of far-right, anti-immigrant/islamic violenc… As 2019 comes to a close, these are the 112 books we've loved most. Goliath: The 100-Year War Between Monopoly Power and Democracy by Matt Stoller 2,496 ratings — 15. Prepare to read some of your new favorite books at Barnes & Noble®'s New York Times Best Sellers section. A recommended book for anyone to read who wants to understand how New Delhi views its immediate neighbours and its long-term strategies, the author, Shyam Saran, is another former Foreign Secretary of India who sees the Indian subcontinent as a single geo-political entity, with a common history and economic interdependence. 8,789 ratings — Recent Iraqi history pales in significance to the proud, noble lineage of Mesopotamia. As this list contains over 170 books, it may be worth considering Amazon’s Kindle “Unlimited” programme as a more cost-effective way to get through the reading list. 324,269 ratings — He also examines the Sri Lankan Civil War and India’s relationship with China. Read the best books 2019 has to offer (we're here to guide you through your ultimate reading list). published -500, avg rating 3.78 — Though the world might seem to be on the precipice of a great conflict given events of the last few years, we remain steadily in a period of prolonged peace. Yiyun Li. 2. published 2005, avg rating 3.63 — published 2016, avg rating 4.06 — In this delightfully mysterious novel, Bertha Truitt turns up unconscious and almost frozen in a New England cemetery. More worryingly however, he shows how mercurial leaders across the political spectrum are more concerned with serving their own ends than in addressing these problems. In Latin America specifically, this tension manifests itself most glaringly with the migrant crisis of an imploding Venezuela. Written by a former CIA case officer and now Professor of the Practice at the Bush School of Public Policy, Fair Play is a primer for ethics in intelligence collection. Likely the most accurate depiction of life inside Trump’s White House. published 2004, avg rating 4.02 — With promises of a post-election drop of news from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, these books should provide a good backdrop from which to view any pending legal issues. Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian. Best books of 2019: Fiction. Topics cover diplomatic and foreign affairs, military developments, international relations, terrorism, armed conflict, espionage and the broader elements of statecraft. Given Dr Rogers’ formidable grasp on the topic, “Drone Warfare” is sure to be a deeply enlightening and informative read. Find our best selection and offers online, with FREE Click & Collect or UK delivery. As is the case globally, this will involve squaring the circle of a dynamic and frustrated polity versus an environment under unprecedented strain. Goodreads. 8,996 ratings — India, the most populous nation in South Asia and the world’s largest democracy, will go to the polls in April/May for its general elections. 1,727 ratings — Buy Geopolitics books from Waterstones.com today. Much like the equally excellent Narconomics by Tom Wainwright, Federico Varese’s Mafia Life is an investigation that reveals the deep complexity within criminal networks beyond typical assumptions, gory headlines and Netflix tropes. The following are recommended reading: In Southeast Asia, the collapse of the Levantine Islamic State will likely carry locally-felt ramifications. Flip to back Flip to front. In his afterword, he reminds the reader that these scenarios are not academic, that they have actually occurred and need to be addressed. Beyond violent Portuguese militants, the book serves as an effective handbook for understanding how narratives of violence can inspire militancy in various regions of the world. The following are suggested for understanding the emerging East African geopolitical landscape: In central Africa, the Congo conflict – known by many as “Africa’s World War” – simmers on. Olson crafted 50 scenarios based on common issues that case officers often come across in the field. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Grossman’s conclusions on this important trend are pertinent, well-judged, and, to put it simply, pave the way for an emerging field of scholarship on non-state drone use. Bangladesh will also have general elections in the last few weeks of 2018, while Sri Lanka might also experience snap elections due to an unfolding constitutional crisis. updated Dec 23, 2010 08:36AM — Blood and Silk is a fascinating and accessible read that helps us understand why Southeast Asia is the way it is today, why so much of the region fails to fulfil its potential, and how that potential is further threatened by the repeated failures and selfishness of its leaders. 1,762 ratings — Reading an inspiring book every day will help keep you in optimal condition and help you interpret yourself and the world more positively. 4,026 ratings — published 1997, avg rating 3.93 — With many of the nations profiled being increasingly active in the global intelligence and special operations spheres, a good understanding of how they operate will be vital for those seeking to observe our increasingly multipolar world. The winner of 2019's Wainwright Golden Beer Book Prize, a UK-based award for nature books, Underland is a true masterpiece of naturalism, one that will have you in … Support . 1,064 ratings — Geopolitical Futures (GPF) was founded in 2015 by George Friedman, international strategist and author of The Next 100 Years. FT readers’ best books of 2019 so far. 12,588 ratings — One of the best parts about summer is sitting outside and reading a good book. published 2012, avg rating 4.20 — Relentless Strike traces the history of the mysterious military organisation that has been at the forefront of the Global War on Terror (GWOT). The following are recommended for understanding the key players in the White House: In addition to the turbulent administration, increasingly stressed internal divisions have gripped America in 2018, and will almost certainly continue to deepen in the coming year. Algerian President Abdulaziz Bouteflika’s poor health and progressing age have birthed similar rumours, while King Salman of Saudi Arabia’s age and supposed dementia have led to the ambitious Crown Prince bin Salman taking the reins. With expert reading recommendations made by people with a passion for books and some unique features Lovereading will help you find great Geopolitics books and those from many more … 2,705 ratings — Your best Geopolitics books. For the contribution of maps to strategic action and geopolitics, see John Hillen, “For eign Policy by Map: What Geopolitics is, and Why We need It,” National Review, Feb. 23, 2015, Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian. 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After writing about the great figures of the blues, former journalist Serge Truffaut returns to his first love. Jazz Memoirs brings together nearly 80 chronicles already published in Le Devoir and shows a generous connoisseur, allergic to academic and… Scandinavian jazz.
What pleased Serge Truffaut the most, when preparing Jazz Memories, was writing the preface. These few pages have allowed the former journalist and columnist at Le Devoir to go back to the sources – Congo Square, in New Orleans -, to paint a current portrait of the industry, to evoke these musicians he adores (Archie Shepp, in particular) and to have fun shooting a few well-chosen arrows.
He indeed begins his project of personal mapping of jazz by also saying what it is not. No, he was not born on the banks of the Thames, the Rhine or the Seine, he insists. Jazz is not European – it comes from the “muddy waters of the Mississippi”, he says – and the recordings from ECM, a well-known label including Keith Jarrett, in his opinion distill nothing but the boredom…
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Memoirs of jazz, after the preface, does not have much of a rant. It is above all a book where, by talking about the innovations of Randy Weston or the touch of Oscar Peterson, the author says in great detail all the affection he has for this music that inhabits him. He tells what, in his eyes, makes the specificity of the artists he focuses on and, at the death of each giant, tells a piece of the great history of jazz. The former journalist does all this with a precise pen, never banal, with erudition, but in an always accessible and engaging way.
“There’s one thing I stuck to the whole time I was at Le Devoir: being a jazz columnist,” he says.
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Serge Truffaut deplores the extreme concentration of jazz labels within two large companies (Universal on the one hand, Concord on the other), but he also marvels at the vitality of small labels like Cellar Live, Smalls Live, Smoke Sessions and Stony Plain. “These four labels, they keep it pretty much alive, jazz!” “, he enthuses, saying the pleasure he has to watch live concerts on the website of Smalls, a New York club that broadcasts concerts online.
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Assisi, 1211. Chiara is eighteen years old and one night she runs away from home to join her friend Francesco: from that moment on her life changes forever. With charisma and conviction, she breaks free from her family's constraints and stands up to the Pope himself. She fights for herself, for the women who join her and for her dream of freedom. The story of a Saint. The story of a girl and her revolution.
Clare of Assisi was the first woman to write an original Rule for a female order, refusing to adapt a pre-existing male order Rule: she wrote an amazing Rule, full of kindness, seeking understanding instead of judgement and punishment. It is mainly men who wrote about her: her biographer, the Pope and members of the clergy, they all wrote so that the real Clare could be forgotten. She spent her whole life behind the walls of the San Damiano monastery. That was not what she would have wanted: she was forced into a cloistered life, but her solitude was inhabited by many loved ones and an incredibly strong spiritual force.
- Chiara Frugoni
Susanna Nicchiarelli was born in Rome in 1975. Philosophy graduate with a PhD at the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa, in 2004 she graduates in Film Direction at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia. After a few shorts and documentaries, in 2009 she directs her first film, Cosmonaut, winner of Controcampo at the Venice Film Festival, followed by the Discovery of Dawn (2012), Nico, 1988 (2017), Best Film in Orizzonti, and Miss Marx, main competition at the Venice Film Festival in 2020. Chiara is her fifth film.
Selected director’s filmography:
2020 Miss Marx
2017 Nico, 1988
2012 Discovery of Dawn
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«Francesco’s and Chiara’s stories are really exciting. To rediscover the political, other than spiritual, dimension of their “radical” lives – the choice of poverty; of a life at the margins of an unfair society; the dream and foundation of a community life without any hierarchy or power division – makes us realize, while we question the mysteries of faith and religion, the impact that Franciscan beliefs and practices have had on secular thought. The story of Chiara’s life, unknown to many, offers us the energy of a rebirth, the contagious enthusiasm of youth, but also carries the tragic nature of a revolution, of any revolution worthy of the name.»
- Susanna Nicchiarelli
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I believe the strength of Clare’s story lies in its radicalism: a radicalism that is always relevant and questions us in any age. Though set in a context distant from our own, it is the story of an 18-year-old girl who leaves her father's home, wealth and security, to fight for a dream of freedom. I hope the film will be able to communicate to everyone the energy and youthful enthusiasm of this battle: the dream of a rebirth, of a revolution so strongly wanted and desired.
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I ran into Clare’s story by chance, but it struck an important chord in me as a woman and filmmaker at a very peculiar time in our history.
On March the 7th, 2020, on the eve of the first Covid lockdown, I was visiting Assisi with my children to show them Giotto's frescoes (I have Umbrian origins and my paternal grandmother's house is not far from Perugia). Like everyone, I had always been fascinated by the figure of St. Francis but I knew little about Clare. On that occasion, I bought two books about Clare of Assisi in the bookshop of the basilica. I read those books in the following days of March 2020, in Rome, in the absurd and frightening atmosphere of those days during which the Middle Ages and its fears didn’t seem so distant.
The first book was a very traditional biography, depicting Clare as a nun devoted to seclusion and prayer since she was a child. The second book fascinated me much more: it was a text by Chiara Frugoni, the great Italian medievalist who dedicated her whole life to the study of Clare and Francis, and who would later become my irreplaceable consultant for the screenplay of the film. I read Frugoni’s book Clare and Francis and bought immediately her beautiful Una solitudine abitata (An inhabited solitude): Frugoni deconstructed the official, domesticated and obedient image of Chiara that I had found in the more “traditional” biography. I thus discovered that we don’t know much about the real Clare, because official and religious historians have never told her true story.
Clare was a rebel, a brave young woman full of energy, who wanted to preach, travel and establish a poor community of Franciscan women spreading the example of evangelical life around the world. Her dream, however, dangerously challenged the established power, because in the Middle Ages religious women were not permitted any kind of active preaching nor were they allowed to choose a life of poverty. If they wanted to devote themselves to religion, women were forced to choose a cloistered life: they had to disappear behind the walls of a convent, living under the protection of the Church and of the possessions they brought as a dowry, if they were rich, or living as servants of the wealthier nuns if they were poor. Chiara didn’t want any ladies or servants, and she defied cardinals and popes to keep together her community of poor sisters, all equal and free. Throughout her life she had to give in, compromise and come into conflict even with Francis himself in order to carry out her project.
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When she begins her adventure, Clare not only discovers that she has an unexpected charisma that will make her the leader of an increasingly large group of women: she also finds herself handling a series of miracles that arrive unexpectedly, and that she doesn’t always understand or control. Miracles that create a distance between her and her sisters, between her and the people: they are mostly everyday miracles, many of them dealing with food, that simply happen. To represent them, without seeking rational or transcendent explanations, I chose the path of simplicity.
I was raised a Catholic but I haven’t been a believer for quite a long time. However, I believe that the mystery of life, death, and the leap into transcendence that faith represents questions and concerns us all. The spirituality of Clare's story is perhaps the strongest element of the film: it gives solidity to the characters of Clare and Francis and explains the obstinacy of their choices, along with those of the men women around them. Their will to remain in the Church in spite of everything, and to build a project for future generations, would be inexplicable without the religious context. That’s why, though rereading it in the light of the historical facts, I believed the story of Clare needed to be told also according to the "legend," with its miracles and inexplicable phenomena. It would have made no sense to omit the supernatural events supposed to have marked her journey, events that have such a strong narrative in popular belief and representations, and are so vivid in the testimonies of Clare's sisters at the canonization process. Therefore, I tried to imagine these incidents as the protagonists themselves told them, with simplicity, like everyday events; and I have also tried to imagine the effect that these miraculous occurrences must have had on Clare and Francis, who were young but coming to terms with their own "sanctity."
Addressing this aspect of Clare's life, I wanted to question how sainthood, and the popular cult that came with it, could frighten or clash with Clare's and Francis's need for simplicity and humility. Both saints perhaps would have preferred to be like everyone else. As Francis says to Clare in the film, "Don't you know that when I die, they’ll chop me up and sell the pieces to the churches?"… Death, illness, people’s worship can be a blessing but also a curse. Even if blessed, the suffering of a saint is real and equally frightening: faith doesn’t soften the horror, it might make it even more dreadful.
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To tell Clare's story, I chose the 2:35 aspect ratio. As opposed to Nico, 1988, where I used the 1:33 aspect ratio, a square format that isolated Nico and visually reminded of the 4/3 vhs image of the late 1980s, here I used the most metaphysical format, the one that best shows the enormity of nature and the smallness of man. It is a format that, instead of isolating the characters like the other one, never allows close-ups: that’s why Clare is never alone in the frame, she is always with her community, and when she is surrounded by emptiness, that emptiness becomes a character in the film. With Crystel Fournier, the director of photography I collaborated with also on Nico, 1988 and Miss Marx, we chose a poor and simple light, to enlighten Ludovica Ferrario's sets with simplicity, while also showing the magnificence and emptiness of Medieval convents and churches. I wanted Chiara's visions, on the other hand, to act as a counterpoint of the simplicity of the film. Thanks to the inventions of Massimo Cantini Parrini, the visions have become journeys into the imagination of a girl who, from time to time, imagines herself as Saint Scholastica or the Madonna and Child, or imagines Francis with the sultan. Fantasy being unbridled and visionary by its nature, these are moments where the film takes philological liberties, using International Gothic haloes, Spanish altarpiece dresses, jewelry and drapery from an imagined, unreal, Orient. These are perhaps the only moments when Clare really allows herself to fantasize.
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After so many films that showed them more mature than they were in reality, it seemed important for me to tell Chiara and Francesco for what they really were: two young people (she was 18 and he was 30 at the beginning of their story: Francesco later dies very young, at 45) with their "intemperance" and fragilities, so similar to those of the actors who play them: starting with Margherita Mazzucco, who grew up quickly on the set of My Brilliant Friend and still looks like a child, fragile and charismatic at the same time. I saw Clare in her: her insolence and outbursts, her tender and childlike jealousy, as when she hears about Jacopa de Settesoli.
Similarly, I thought that Andrea Carpenzano’s very instinctive acting, that had moved me in the film about Italian soccer star Campione, could give Francesco’s character a modernity and naturalness that could not be taken for granted.
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The language of the film is the Umbrian vernacular of the time. It is the vernacular of Saint Francis's poems, that mixes with Latin when the conversation becomes cultured or when people read the Scriptures aloud.
This choice is strictly linked to the Franciscan message: preaching in vernacular was an essential component of Francis’s and Clare's preaching, which was also considered scandalous for this reason. In fact, it addressed simple people and brought the Church’s message out of cathedrals, in the streets, in the language people used every day. Therefore, shooting the whole film in modern Italian, not narrating the extraordinary linguistic innovation of vernacular mixing it with official Latin, would have missed a decisive component of the story.
For the work on the vernacular, I counted on the collaboration of Nadia Cannata, professor of History of Italian Language at La Sapienza University in Rome. With her help, I tried to give back to Francis and Clare their own words, adapting the dialogues I had written in modern Italian into an ancient yet recognizable language, modeled on that of Francis's Canticle of the Creatures that we also hear in the film. A sort of Italian of the origins, still "fragile" and therefore tender, almost childlike, capable of saying very profound things in a dialect that sometimes sounds also funny.
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Musicals were crucial in my formation as a child and filmmaker, and Hair was a key reference for the film’s scriptwriting, because it has many points in common with Clare's story. These men’s and women’s choice of a free life, their refusal of money, wealth and social constraints was accompanied in Franciscan preaching by a central role given to song and dance: their love of creation was celebrated through voice and movement, another sign – if ever needed – of a joyful religiosity that didn’t mortify the body. Therefore, I immediately felt that the musical genre, or rock opera, was very close to what I had in mind: films like Hair and Jesus Christ Superstar were fundamental and useful references to understand the path to take, and I shared them with the actors and all the departments during the film preparation.
As I did for the language, I chose a mimetic path also in music. It is no coincidence that the earliest song manuscripts are Franciscan, and it is no coincidence that – beyond sacred music – Francis was passionate of the chanson de geste: he had loved as a layman "secular" poetry and music, courtly love, and for his whole life he went on quoting the Round Table Cycle and speaking French (hence his nickname which became his name, “Francesco”). Therefore, I decided to look for joyful music, using period instruments and sounds, and I found some invaluable allies in the Anonima Frottolisti. Their musical project rediscovers ancient repertoire through an attentive study of original manuscripts: they are extremely aware of the value of the writing, compositional art and musical theory of the time. Together with them, we chose two manuscripts in particular, and all the pieces that are sung and danced by the film characters come from these two manuscripts. One of these manuscripts was of secular, romantic music, with texts in medieval French inspired by courtly love. And so, thanks to the Anonima Frottolisti, I found a musical key that brought me closer to the people I was telling the story about, and helped me understand their deep modernity while respecting their distance.
In parallel, I worked with choreographer Letizia Dradi on the characters’ movement, staging medieval dances as were portrayed in the miniatures of the manuscripts and described by Dante and Boccaccio. As for the music, medieval dance was both something we felt distant from us but that worked as a device to understand the characters and their joy. Moreover, working with the actors on dances and chants before shooting was fun and useful: it enhanced bonding between the actors and helped us create our own community, parallel to the ancient community we were narrating, which was a constant source of ideas and energy even during the shooting.
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Despite the previous Nico, 1988 and Miss Marx, I never thought of a "women's trilogy": I simply discovered – or rediscovered – these three women and was pushed to tell their stories. In retrospect, I realize that Clare seems to conclude the path I started with Nico: she is the youngest of the three women, the most resolved, and the only one who succeeds, though with some setback, in realizing her dream. Thanks to her, this has become my most positive film and at the same time the most political and hopeful: if Nico answered the ultimate question of existence through music, and Eleanor Marx through politics, Clare does so through faith, and her answer is perhaps the most radical: if the other two are women destined to be alone, Clare seeks – and finds – her identity in life with others, in the community she has founded.
She makes her debut at a very young age as one of the protagonists of the Italian-American series My Brilliant Friend, created by Saverio Costanzo. The huge international success of the series, sold all over the world on HBO channel, gives Margherita worldwide visibility.
Meeting the character of Elena Greco makes her feel the thrill of acting. Thanks to the intensity and elegance of her interpretation, she stands out over thousands of auditions and continue playing the famous role of Lenù in all the three seasons aired. In the continuation of the saga written by Elena Ferrante, Margherita manages to draw an adult character facing new problems and situations, also finding inspiration in the indications of Daniele Luchetti, the new artistic director of the series.
The need to confront new challenges brings Margherita to meet director Susanna Nichiarelli and play for the first time in a feature film, as the absolute protagonist of Chiara. An artistic and personal challenge she embraces with the enthusiasm and dedication.
While still in high school, he was discovered by director Francesco Bruni and cast as the leading actor in Tutto quello che vuoi, winning a Biraghi Award – Special mention at the Silver Ribbons 2017.
He later played in Il Permesso by Claudio Amendola and in the D'Innocenzo brothers' debut feature Boys Cry, which premiered in Panorama at the Berlinale 2018.
Between 2019 and 2022, he was nominated three times to the Silver Ribbons for Best Actor for his performances in Il Campione by Leonardo D'Agostino, Lovely Boy by Francesco Lettieri and Calcinculo by Chiara Bellosi.
He also played in Romantic Guide to Lost Places, together with Clive Owen and Jasmine Trinca, presented at Venice Film Festival 2020.
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Kwani? 06 will be the first edition in the journal’s eight-year life devoted exclusively to African writers under the age of 30. A call out made in late 2009 yielded hundred of short stories from around the continent. The stories bring to their readers a mix of talents, insights and concerns that makes it hard to draw any broad thematic conclusions. What is clear in all the stories selected for publication is the clarity with which the young writers perceive he world around them; an apocalyptic vision on a Nairobi highway wrapped in precise prose, a prodigal son in Lagos unwanted at an uncle’s funeral, a ménage a trois that tells us in unforgiving narrative about migration into South Africa. If the vividness and surfeit of imagination is an indication of where things are going, there is a big future for this continent's literature. The selectors and judges of the short stories all had the same verdict – there is immense talent out there on the continent. Hence, Kwani? 06 breaks rank with the first five anthologies, and is published specifically to search for and encourage young writers.
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1st Prize : Farah Aideed goes to Gulf War
By Mehul Gohil
Mehul's story of an impossible relationship between a young Asian man and an African girl is told with authority, a dystopian image of where failure to reach across race and community might lead the world. A first time writer, his mastery of prose and originality of insight, detail and sumptuous complexity drove his story to the top of the short story writing competition pile.
2nd Prize : All in the Family
By Brenda Mukami Kunga
Brenda Mukami, whom friends describe as a gentle medical student, surprised all who knew her by evoking a realistic story about the grinding life of a girl who statistics of affluence and poverty says should have the best of life but does not. Her story, which came second in the Kwani? short story competition, is the work of a major writer in the making.
Once it happened that a man, who had turned government informant during the civil war, went to visit his next-door neighbours, in order to make sure that government soldiers arrested them before they had time to escape.
Kwani? 06 Redux
In November 2010, after the Kwani? 06 editors selected the final stories for the issue, we continued to receive stories of great quality. In addition, after receiving several hundreds of short stories from all over Africa, there remain stories that didn't quite make the Kwani? 06 cut because...
foreign gods, incorporated(an excerpt)
Okey Ndibe's just finished manuscript, foreign gods, incorporated, is set partly in New York City, where a gallery caters to a new class of collectors with a taste for foreign gods and other sacred objects. The novel's protagonist, a Nigerian-born cab driver in New York who is grappling with...
Farah Aideed goes to Gulf War
The pages of Mein Kampf have aged into freckles of yellow-brown. Soft purple blotches tint the words, the bones of its spine have disintegrated and now straps of cello-tape hold everything together that I am going to read sitting reclined in a hot steamy bathtub.
And in my bathtub sits...
All in the Family
Brenda Mukami Kunga
We're rich. I don't mean comparatively, as in vis-à-vis the sixty per cent of the population living on less than a dollar a day. And we're not the boohoo rich those dim-witted radio presenters try to sell every day. You know, the "I'm rich because I was privileged...
Reply to Vain Jango Letter
I had to show them. That stupid old shit of a father - who used to say I was his good gero, ati how I would go to Oxford! Yaani, be a doctor. But after uprooting his coffee, didn't he become an over-aged Mungiki? Said the girls had to leave school.
Did I sleep in his house again?
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Biomedical Instrumentation Book By Arumugam Free Download
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Abstract: This thesis examines the ways in which feminist knowledge/s of sexual violence have been produced and reproduced in the local field of sexual assault, in New South Wales, Australia. Internationally, specialist sexual assault services are a relatively recent phenomenon, appearing on the landscape only thirty years ago. In the Australian literature, their appearance is consistently linked to feminist activism and theorising. However, the precise contour of the relationship between feminist knowledge/s and sexual assault services and practices has yet to be established.
Via a Foucauldian derived methodological approach, the study excavates the knowledge used in, and produced through and about, sexual assault services in NSW. The library of documents assembled includes texts produced from interviews conducted with practitioners from selected sexual assault services across NSW and documents produced by services and from within the sector, such as brochures, website material, manuals, annual reports, publications and governance documents, such as the policy and procedure manuals. Representations within the assembled documents and texts of the routine practices of sexual assault workers and routine conventions in the regulatory apparatus illuminate the shape and parameters of the contemporary sexual assault service.
The picture that emerges is one in which the tight, almost naturalised link between sexual assault and feminist knowledge/practices is being refracted through the lens of ‘trauma’. Sexual assault is represented as about gendered power and violence: as an act that, although experienced by individuals, is located within a structural system of gender inequality. Simultaneously sexual assault is represented as an ontological assault, as an assault on ‘the self’, on the victim’s identity. The significance of this construction is made visible in the interview texts through the concept of psychological trauma, a term that appears frequently in the library of documents. I examine how this concept is deployed, the types of subjects it produces and the ways in which it operates in the field.
The research contributes to two key fields of social theory and debate. First the thesis contributes to international feminist scholarship on the uptake of trauma discourses in the field of sexual violence, by demonstrating how trauma and feminist discourses are being made compatible in this local field and how sexual assault practitioners have produced new knowledge/practices that are shaped by being situated in specific institutional sites. Second the thesis both underlines the importance of interrogating knowledge practices and the significance of Foucauldian derived analytic strategies for de-familiarising fields of feminist concern. The particular kind of deployment of Foucault’s theoretical concepts of power and knowledge as methodological strategies devised and the detailed laying out of how knowledge practices have been accessed through this deployment may be useful for other researchers seeking to use Foucauldian approaches, particularly those undertaking research into applied sites of knowledge production.
Thesis supervisors: Emerita Professor Jude Irwin & Associate Professor Susan Goodwin
Institution at which thesis was completed: University of Sydney
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I am so excited to announce my “baby”, Arms Open Wide, is now available for pre-order all over the world. The release date is April 17th. The book will be available in bookstores on May 6th.
Come near. Stop striving. The Master of the banquet has raised His glass to welcome you as His dear child.
So often Christians view Christ as someone who’s far away and can’t be approached until they have their lives in order. In Arms Open Wide, author Sherri Gragg proves that Christ is a kinder, more tender, more loving Savior than many understand Him to be.
Sherri writes in fictional narrative form while mixing biblical history with scripture, creating a setting that transforms readers back in time and places them right in Jesus’ presence. For thirty-five days readers walk with the Savior to witness miraculous healings and events, and give fresh insight into His power by thinking and feeling with people whose lives became instantly transformed by His love and grace. Readers journey with Jesus and His disciples in the most important time in history.
Hearts will be stirred and lives will be changed as readers draw near and walk with the Savior as never before.
Features & Benefits:
- Helps readers experience the kindness and grace of Jesus
- Instills a deep, lasting impression about the love and forgiveness our Savior offers
- Will transform readers as they engage in a first-person experience of what it might have been like to walk with Jesus when He was on the earth
- Brings to life biblical traditions and customs while helping readers experience Jesus’ life and the miracles He performed


Star Wars: Another Longshot
Empire In Exile
The Empire in Exile, also called the Fel Empire, the Fel Imperium, or simply the Empire, was the name given to what remained of the Galactic Empire some time after 44 ABY, following the accession of Jagged Fel to the throne. It reflected the partial recovery of the Galactic Empire’s former power and prestige, and also the restoration of the Imperial monarchy by the Fel dynasty after decades of interregnum.
Palpatine’s Empire and the Fel Empire shared many characteristics, such as the Moffs’ Council, centralised rule, the Force-sensitivity of the Emperor, and, to a certain extent, xenophobia. However, unlike Palpatine, the Fels encouraged the proliferation of light-side Force-users, even forming a Jedi Order analogue known as the Imperial Knights.
The revived regime became the dominant power in the galaxy once again by the conclusion of the Sith–Imperial War of 127–130 ABY, only to be replaced with a Sith Empire a few days later, forcing those loyal to Fel into exile.
At some point before the Sith-Imperial War, the One Sith sabotaged the Ossus Project, a massive reconstruction effort employing Yuuzhan Vong-terraforming techniques to restore worlds devastated by the Vong War nearly a century previous, to the detriment of the planets’ inhabitants and killing millions in the process. The Galactic Alliance soon found itself facing a secession movement mirroring that of the Separatists during the Clone Wars. The Empire used this situation to entice Alliance member worlds to secede and become part of Imperial space. But the Empire wanted all of the Alliance worlds, including its capital.
Eventually, the Moff Council, at the behest of High Moff Morlish Veed and Moff Nyna Calixte, invoked the Treaty of Anaxes against the will of Emperor Roan Fel, and in 127 ABY, the Sith-Imperial War broke out, and the One Sith allied with the Empire. The war resulted in the fall of the Alliance and the reestablishment of the Empire as the primary galactic government. The remnants of the Alliance were absorbed into the Empire, but the Galactic Alliance Core Forces remained, and continued to fight the resurgent Empire. Shortly after the fall of the Alliance the Emperor called upon the entire New Jedi Order to surrender and subject their will to the Empire. Some of them did, becoming Imperial Knights, while the others held to the will of the Force and retreated to Ossus.
After the Alliance defeat and the Massacre at Ossus, the Sith under the command of Darth Krayt turned against Emperor Roan Fel. He launched a daring coup, marching with his cohorts straight into Fel’s audience chamber himself, and killing the man who sat on the throne. After the man’s death, Krayt sat himself in his place. Noting the confusion and outrage from the members of the Moff Council who were present, he laid out the facts of life for them.
Faced with little choice, the Moff Council swore loyalty to him. For the first time since Darth Caedus, a Sith Lord held the galactic seat of power. At once he set about imposing order on a galaxy that sorely needed it, but this too was an incomplete victory. The “Emperor” he had killed had been a double; the real Fel was a fully trained Imperial Knight and would surely have defended himself, rather than just stand there and let himself be slain. It was imperative that the real Fel be found before he recruited allies among the Moffs, the military, or those Jedi who had survived the massacre at Ossus.
Government and Politics
The Empire was ruled by an Emperor, a sovereign ruler for life, yet the Moff Council held considerable power, and advised him. By all accounts, the reign of Roan Fel was relatively benevolent, and had far less of the abuses of power and tyrannical excesses of the Empire under Palpatine, though he was not above playing power games for the sake of maintaining his authority.
By the time of Fel’s reign, the Empire’s infamous bigotry against non-Human species had faded to the point that stormtroopers had aliens among their ranks and the Imperial Navy had at least one non-Human admiral, namely the Kel Dor Sha Dun.


Josef Mencik’s remarkable life, though lacking a Wikipedia page, is a testament to the enduring power of courage.
In the annals of history, amidst the chaos of World War II, stories of heroism and defiance often emerge from the shadows.
One such tale is that of Josef Mencik, a figure shrouded in legend and folklore, known as the Last Knight. His actions during the war have etched his name into the annals of history.
It has sparked intrigue and admiration for his courage in the face of overwhelming odds. But who was Josef Mencik, and what drove him to stand against the tide of Nazi aggression?
Delving into his life and legacy reveals a man whose actions transcended the ordinary, leaving an indelible mark on the pages of history.
Josef Mencik Wikipedia Bio: Was He A Real Knight?
Despite the absence of a Wikipedia bio, Josef Mencik’s role as the “Last Knight” attests to his embodiment of chivalric ideals.
Born into a lineage tracing back to the Holy Roman Empire, Josef Mencik’s early life was steeped in the rich tapestry of history.
His purchase of Dobrs Castle in 1911 marked the beginning of his journey into the realm of antiquity. He endeavored to restore the ancient structure to its former glory.
Embracing a life devoid of modern conveniences, Mencik immersed himself in the world of chivalry and nobility. He lived as a modern-day knight in his medieval domain.
His castle became a beacon of learning, welcoming curious visitors eager to explore Bohemian history and heritage.
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Yet, it was Mencik’s remarkable decision to don the armor of a medieval knight and confront the Nazi war machine that would thrust him into the spotlight of history.
Josef Mencik WW2 Story: What Did He Do?
Josef Mencik’s WW2 story is marked by his bold stand as the “Last Knight” against Nazi aggression.
Josef Mencik stood as a lone sentinel against the tide of invading forces. He is the specter of Nazi aggression that loomed over Czechoslovakia in 1938.
Clad in full medieval armor and wielding a sword and halberd, he confronted a German armored column with unwavering resolve.
His audacious act of defiance was seemingly futile in the face of overwhelming firepower. It captured the imagination of onlookers and confounded the German soldiers.
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Despite the odds stacked against him, Mencik’s symbolic gesture of resistance embodied the spirit of resistance. His resilience defined the Czech people in their darkest hour.
What Happened To Josef Mencik?
In the aftermath of World War II, Josef Mencik’s castle was nationalized by the communist government, marking the end of an era for the Last Knight.
Despite the loss of his ancestral home, Mencik remained true to his ideals until the very end. He passed away just two days after the nationalization of his castle.
It left behind a legacy of courage, honor, and resilience. The legend of Josef Mencik, the Last Knight, lives on as a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
His passing left a void in the hearts of those who knew him. However, his legacy endured, immortalizing him as a symbol of courage and resilience in the face of oppression.
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Today, the legend of Josef Mencik, the Last Knight, continues to inspire generations. It serves as a poignant reminder of the indomitable human spirit.


When: 6pm 1st Monday of the month
Join us to discuss the book of the month. For December: The Book of Longings, by Sue Monk Kidd. Don't want to buy it? The library should have a copy. If you don't have time to read the whole book, just read the sample.
Bring finger foods to share if you wish. No actual fingers, please.
What: Evening Bible Study
When: Always the 4th Monday of the month. On hiatus until January.
Study will be on the book of Revelation. Bring a snack to share with the group ;)
What's happening during Advent, Christmas, and in between? It's all in our newsletter!
Help us "deck the halls" and get into that holiday spirit!


I highly recommend this document: A Management Guide for Invasive Plants in Southern Forests – even if you are in the north! This 120 page guide starts with the development of strategies and plans, explains control techniques, and then covers specific invasive plant species. The sections on development of strategies and plans and on control techniques apply wherever you are located. Many of the specific plants such as honeysuckle, tree-of-heaven, Russian olive, oriental bittersweet, and buckthorn are in many northern areas too. And, the guide is free!
The authors are James H. Miller, Steven T. Manning, and Stephen F. Enloe. The guide is published by the United States Forest Service’s Southern Research Station.


This guide is intended to be a useful reference for companies preparing their 30 June 2023 pensions accounting disclosures, whether under FRS 102 or IAS 19.
In this guide, we will review the changes in the investment markets over the last 12 months and consider the impact these will have had on a typical pension scheme. We will also review recent developments in the area of pensions accounting, highlighting issues that you should be aware of.
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Please do not hesitate to reach out to us should you have any questions or require further information.


The goal of this research project is to examine language ideological debates throughout the period 1970-1990 in two international organisations, the Council of Europe and the European Union, from a critical sociolinguistic perspective. Their discourses on multilingualism and their recommendations for language teaching have shaped language policy in education in many European contexts since.
Discursive genealogy, language ideologies and (post) national constructions at the Council of Europe
This thesis traces a discursive genealogy of the language debates at the Council of Europe. Through a sociolinguistic and discursive approach to international institutions, different institutional texts produced between 1949 and 2008 are examined in their socio-historically situated conditions of production.
The Power of words and numbers
The 19th century saw a proliferation of scientific documentary works contributing to the production of knowledge about languages and their speakers around the world. These included linguistic corpora, ethnographic reports, maps and language statistics comprising a set of research data which was subsequently used by Western governments to define geopolitical borders, to legitimize the construction of nations and to determine those language practices that would come to be recognised as...
This research project performs a retrospective analysis of the challenges posed by Swiss multilingualism during the Covid-19 pandemic. Continuous communication with the population is necessary in times of crisis – indeed, communication is an essential aspect of crisis management, be it to provide information about the current situation, health issues and distancing rules, or to explain work-related rights and obligations, access to emergency financial aid, and even educational matters....
The project offers a space for methodological reflections about critical ethnographic sociolinguistic research based on researchers’ experiences. On a dedicated website, the team makes available a collection of personal tales about specific problems that raise questions for the researchers, which are seen as opportunities to make sense of, and lead toward a better comprehension of, the phenomena, institutions and actors that are studied.
Predictions regarding vitality, the linguistic system and language practices
Individuals and society at large (APSIS)
Scientific partnership, regular consultation with: Federal Statistical Office (FSO); Institute for multilingualism (IOM)
Linguistic and cultural diversity is of particular importance to Switzerland and its residents, all the more because it is tightly bound with the long-term political, social and cultural history of the country. It is often referred to as an “asset” or even a “treasure”, with some going so far as to claim that it is essential to the very existence of the country.
As the question of the teaching-learning of French in vocational schools in Switzerland is under debate once again, it is essential to study and understand the place and role of French as a school discipline, a working tool and a subject of discourse in the context of vocational training. A historical perspective will be used for this purpose, since examining current issues from a historical perspective allows for a better understanding of the origins of phenomena and the factors that...
After the positive outcome of the first Cantonal Integration Programme (CIP), the Confederation commissioned the cantons to implement the second CIP (running from 2018 to 2021). Considering that not all migrants have the same needs and requirements with regard to second language acquisition, Fribourg's offer for language courses is to be assessed as part of the second CIP. The assessment is carried out by the Institute of multilingualism, on behalf the Migrant Integration Office and...
Possible measures for fostering Rhaeto-Romanic (in addition to language instruction)
On behalf of the Lia Rumantscha (umbrella organisation of all Rhaeto-Romanic associations), the Institute reviewed and assessed sociolinguistic literature to identify potential measures to foster Rhaeto-Romanic or other (autochthonous) minority languages in diaspora communities.
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