the spanish earth
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the fictionalized stories about the spanish earth are piling up. another novel about ivens’ documentary on the spanish civil war was published by british author james kellen: ´hemingway´s spanish earth´. the storyline follows the days of shooting and editing, from 27 february 1937 until 8 july 1937 .
spanish earth issue
of avant - scène du cinema (paris), 1 january 1981 .
the spanish have had reason to identify with the losing side lately. in his
scorched earth: jesús carrasco’s novel describes the struggle for survival on a barren spanish plain. photo: borja alcazar photo / getty
the cinematic modes, the overall structure of parallel syntagmas, and the careful attention to editing and narration work together in the spanish earth to make the war in spain a reality for viewers in america .
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the spanish earth,' at the 55th st. playhouse, is a plea for democracy - -' gangway' at the roxy at the roxy at the teatro hispano at the 86th st. garden theatre .
award winning canadian documentary filmmaker peter davis presented his documentary digging the spanish earth. thanks to his interviews with joris ivens, martha gellhorn, helen van dongen and george seldes, this film is of historical importance itself. peter davis also revisited locations in madrid and fuentedueña de tajo where the spanish earth was shot in spring 1937 .
spanish colonial missions architecture and preservation (u. s. national park service )
the spanish have had reason to identify with the losing side lately, and two debut novels reflect it .
it is not the first time astronomers have found earth - like planets outside our solar system .
the project was conceived by charity cool earth, and led by the royal commonwealth society in partnership with cool earth and the commonwealth forestry association. it was unveiled at the commonwealth heads of government meeting in 2015 in malta .
the original outline of spanish earth called for an exploration of one spanish village over a span of six or seven years, featuring a peasant family and the struggles of their young son julian in the war ravaged country. this footage was obtained in addition to actual fighting, air bombings, and the political and emotional unrest of the people .
snoek, s. ,
orson welles, ernest hemingway: le voci di spanish earth ,
in cinegrafie (ancona), vol. 5, no. 8, 1995 .
the spanish earth was directed by jorisivens with a budget of $ 2, 000 and, due to the fact it is structured upon two pivotal elements: the struggle of the militants and the farmworkers’ movements, the film is one of the most shocking documents about the civil war. it was narrated by hemingway .
the great reception of the project as well as the results obtained makes it a valuable and reliable tool for improving the orbital parameters of near - earth asteroids .
planet earth can heal herself no matter what terrible things human beings have done to harm her .
ercolano estimated then that there were about one billion earth - like planets in the universe which could have liquid water .
earth' s seven sisters and its potential inhabitants will still be there when we are long gone .
the spanish earth is one of the major films on the spanish civil war and one of the most important films in joris ivens' s career. as in many of his other films, ivens finds a balance between the daily lives of people and their struggles to survive. the strong photography, mainly by john ferno, combined with powerful editing by helen van dongen and the commentary written and spoken by ernest hemingway, make the film a masterpiece of documentary filmmaking .
less than a year later, they found enough data to show there are seven earth - like planets .
the two bursts of radiation from the sun were so intense that high - frequency blackouts were experienced on earth, lasting for about an hour .
when directed at earth, such flares create radiation storms that affect satellites and communications systems, even affecting technologies on the ground .
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we gained the right to cultivate our land by democratic elections. now the military cliques and absentee landlords attack to take our land from us again. but we fight for the right to irrigate and cultivate this spanish earth which the nobles kept idle for their own amusement .
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the circular kiva in the middle of the convento, next to the church .
i examine the political significance of the classic documentary the spanish earth in the context of the spanish civil war, 1936 - 1939, challenging russell campbell’s argument that it should be considered in the light of ‘an overriding need for unity in the face of the enemy’. i argue instead that the film reflected the international communist agenda. this emphasized defence of the republic rather than engaging with its political complexities or with the demands of urban workers. i underline the film’s rural and castilian focus, and describe its reception in the united states and united kingdom, before offering an explanation for its continued currency in those countries, and an overview of the consequences .
inspired by the true stories of farm workers who became winemakers in the vines of the earth — napa valley region of california, this is a story of motivation and perseverance .
orson welles' narration of the original version of the spanish earth (1937), considered too emphatic by the film' s producers, led to the organization of this first release version narrated by ernest hemingway. minor changes were made to the spoken text; also the removal of praise for the popular front, which at the time of its formation included factions that went against moscow' s orthodoxy .
an epic saga of love and power. tensions mount in an andalusia mining town between local spanish workers and their british employers .
the press reviews for the spanish earth tended to be a bit more equivocal. some felt the film descended into out - and - out propaganda, to which ivens later replied ,
on issues of life and death, democracy or fascism, the true artist cannot be objective .
but the writer of a 1938 article in time magazine saw the film in a positive light :
early, james. presidio, mission, and pueblo: spanish architecture and urbanism in the united states. dallas: southern methodist university press, 2004 .
while harmful radiation from such flares cannot pass through earth' s atmosphere to harm humans on the ground, they can disturb the atmosphere where gps and communications signals travel .
a documentary showing the struggle of the spanish republican government against a rebellion by ultra - right - wing forces led by gen. francisco franco and backed by nazi germany and fascist italy .
it might not be any bigger than your own refrigerator, but the tess telescope will deliver the stuff of your wildest sci - fi fantasies: earth - sized planets by the hundreds, and all in the next two years .
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the spanish earth story by archibald macleish and lillian hellman, with commentary written and spoken by ernest hemingway; photographed by john ferno and produced by joris ivens, with a musical score by marc blitzstein and virgil thompson; presented by contemporary historians, inc. at the fifty - fifth street playhouse. view full article in timesmachine »
michaël gillon from liege university in belgium, and his colleagues, discovered seven new planets - their size all comparable to that of earth .
the film' s avoidance of overt propagandizing reflected not only ivens' s conception of the documentary aesthetic—it was also hoped that this might help spanish earth achieve a wide theatrical release. however, as in britain, there was thought to be no cinema audience for documentary films, and the plan failed. nor did it help the film to escape the watchful eye of the british board of film censors (who had previously attacked ivens' s new earth), who insisted that all references to italian and german intervention were cut from the commentary, those countries being regarded as
friendly powers
at the time .
the heart of the earth a spanish - british - portuguese production; manufacturas audiovisuales; future films; coasta do castelo; handmade films international presents; a film by antonio cuadri; produced by antonio cuadri... [ et al. ]; directed by antonio cuadri; screenplay by antonio cuadri, shelley miller, doc comparato .
astronomers have discovered seven new planets which may host liquid water. their find shows that earth - like planets are even more common in the universe than previously thought .
the newly discovered planets orbit the star trappist - 1, a dwarf star only one tenth the size of our sun, and about as big as jupiter. trappist - 1 lies 39 light years away from earth .
all seven planets - simply called: 1b, 1c, up to 1h - are quite close to trappist - 1, much closer than earth is to the sun .
the largest x - class flares are by far the largest explosions in the solar system, with loops of material tens of times the size of earth being spat from the solar surface. they' re caused when magnetic fields – which guide the motion of the sun' s plasma – cross over each other and reconnect .
these quaint buildings and courtyards were built in 1935 to depict a charming old village in spain for the second california pacific international exposition. spanish village is located in balboa park next to the san diego zoo .
beyond the church building, missions also included a number of buildings, structures, features, and open spaces. each contributed to the establishment of a community whose day - to - day functions were to serve the spanish colonial enterprise .
giffords, gloria fraser. sanctuaries of earth, stone, and light: the churches of northern new spain, 1530 - 1821. tucson: university of arizona press, 2007 .
seven new earth - like planets discovered around nearby star | science | in - depth reporting on science and technology | dw | 22. 02. 2017
the heart of the earth [ videorecording ] / a spanish - british - portuguese production; manufacturas audiovisuales; future films; coasta do castelo; handmade films international presents; a film by antonio cuadri; produced by antonio cuadri... [ et al. ]; directed by antonio cuadri; screenplay by antonio cuadri, shelley miller, doc comparato. – national library
we know now that most stars have planets and that even earth - like planets in the habitable zones are quite common ,
barbara ercolano, an astrophysicist at the university of munich, said last november .
this documentary tells of the struggles during the spanish civil war. it deals with the war at different levels: from the political level, at the ground military level focusing on battles in madrid and the road from madrid to valencia, and at the support level. with the latter, a key project was building an irrigation system for an agricultural field near fuentedueña so that food could be grown to feed the soldiers .
( 1927). these spanish soldiers always seem local boys temporarily uprooted from their homes, but essentially individual village lads joined in a cause, fighting against heavy odds .
the law, which is part of a complete restructuring of the bolivian legal system following a change of constitution in 2009, has been heavily influenced by a resurgent indigenous andean spiritual world view which places the environment and the earth deity known as the pachamama at the centre of all life. humans are considered equal to all other entities .
the first flare was measured at x2. 2, with the second at x9. 3. the number indicates the intensity of the burst .
this documentary film uses footage of war and glimpses of rural spanish life in its portrayal of the struggle of the spanish republican government against a rebellion by right - wing forces led by general francisco franco and backed by nazi germany and fascist italy. the film was written by ernest hemingway and john dos passos (among others) and was narrated by hemingway. please help seeding this video! this video is in the public domain, visit urltoken for more informations .
the sun' s surface is seething away. hot and brightly glowing material ascends from the sun' s inside, cools and sinks down again, appearing much darker. our sun is the only star in the universe so close to earth that astronomers can observe in such detail .
four new nasa satellites have been launched to find out what happens when magnetic fields disconnect briefly from earth and then reconnect in another direction. on the sun, the same phenomenon triggers sunspots. (13. 03. 2015 )
the initial radiation from the solar flare would have created the radio disturbances experienced on wednesday .
of course, the authors could have been lucky, but finding seven [... ] earth - sized planets in such a small sample suggests that the [ our ] solar system [... ] might be nothing out of the ordinary .
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the architectural styles of spanish colonial missions were influenced by those popular in spain and europe at that time –gothic, baroque, plateresque, mudéjar, churrigueresque, neoclassicism –but their application in the americas cannot be fit easily into any specific stylistic category. the local context of available materials, labor, and technical expertise challenged the spanish frontier builders to find the expertise to interpret their foreign cultural expression. as a result, mission architecture evolved into a fusion of imported and indigenous expressions that are unique to each mission and best understood through the analysis of various architectural elements .
scholarly understanding of the spanish colonial enterprise' s impact in the americas, which mission architecture represents, continues to evolve. viewing missions as part a comprehensive cultural landscape helps us to tell their complex stories from multiple viewpoints, and to understand the impact of colonialism on native communities. this has required an inclusive approach to recognizing and preserving a variety of mission features in order to interpret this complex historical narrative. contemporary property boundaries and the encroachment of cities and suburbs into many of the original mission communities complicate the challenge of preserving these formerly vast cultural landscapes. such urbanization often means the destruction of outlying mission features that erases part of the complete story of the spanish colonial enterprise .
eckhart, george boland .
spanish missions of texas, 1680 - 1800 ,
in kiva, vol. 32, no. 3, feb. 1967, pp. 1 - 28 .
it makes world history. earth is the mother of all
, said vice - president alvaro garcía linera .
it establishes a new relationship between man and nature, the harmony of which must be preserved as a guarantee of its regeneration .
the boy did as the old man asked and emerged from the inn dragging a sack half filled with chestnuts. following the goatherd’s instructions, he took it over to the donkey, untied the string and... poured part of the contents of the sack into the panniers, with most of the chestnuts slipping into any available gaps among the food, flasks and tools .
ernest hemingway’s novel about the republican resistance, based on his experience in spain while the spanish earth (1937) was in production, was filmed by director sam wood (ironically, a noted anti - communist) and stripped of much of its political specificity. nonetheless it constituted hollywood' s only popular treatment of the war, and was prohibited in spain until after the death of franco. ucla film & television archive’s restoration adds several minutes to truncated versions that were circulated for years, and will be presented with entry music and an intermission .
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. his flat, sometimes raw intoning of his own words gives them an urgency a slicker - sounding narrator would have undermined .
this spanish earth is dry and hard ,
are the first words we hear him speak. this is hemingway before he became hemingway the litterateur, before his clipped style became imitated into parody. each word seems a polished stone, a piece of the human condition taken to an irreducible minimum. and it is hemingway who sums up in a sentence the reason ivens had to scrap his original filming blueprint and give himself and the film over to the very thing that makes it the powerful human experience it is :
men cannot act in front of the camera in the presence of death .
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her majesty the queen and the duke of edinburgh visit pangbourne college to celebrate the school' s centenary .
when the sun is very active, geomagnetic storms develop. it' s when the sun catapults a particularly high number of charged particles into space. those particles can hit and destroy satellites. they might also disturb electric power substations on earth and even lead to power breakdowns .
there are are billions of stars like our sun scattered across the universe. but without it, life on earth wouldn' t have been possible. the sun has been fascinating researchers for centuries. let' s have a closer look! (21. 08. 2017 )
this is another, much more beautiful effect of geomagnetic storms: an aurora, also called polar light. it occurs when charged particles of the sun hit the earth' s atmosphere. the frequency of how often we may enjoy this spectacle depends on the solar cycle. every eleven years the sun is particularly active - that' s when many geomagnetic storms and auroras can be observed .
the second mode is the spontaneous shooting on the front lines. using two hand held cameras, ivens captured the horrors and heartaches of fighting. the final cinematographic mode is that of the static
newsreel
footage of the people' s army rally .
: now the people' s opposition to fascism surprises the rebels... even in the smallest villages .
then the chances of life might depend on the amount of detrimental radiation that those planets receive from the star .
the land is dry and irrigation is needed to provide food for the defenders of spain. fuenteduena, one village twenty miles from madrid, can put food on the road for freedom. there is the constant sound of machine guns and canons. yet ,
men cannot act for the camera in the prescene of death .
at the front line, war becomes part of life. a huge phonograph blares music to the troops. death is all around. the lawyer turned soldier dies and the innocent bookeeper is killed by enemy fire on his way to work. the duke palace is destroyed, but thankfully a few pieces of spanish art are salvaged. the people' s army unites, the air attack is coming, the working man fights on !
spanish colonial mission cultural landscapes express a strong connection between the natural environment of each distinct region and the subsequent layers of human settlement over time. the preservation of these cultural landscapes, and the complex set of values they represent, has required an integrative approach to determining their significance, conservation treatments, and stewardship strategies to ensure each site' s viability for current and future generations .
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given the primal place both orson welles and ernest hemingway hold as titans of american culture, it seems strange that so little has been written about their memorable meeting to work on joris ivens the spanish earth. perhaps this is because so little seems to be known about what actually took place, other than what welles himself has reported. even welles only mentions this encounter in two interviews that i am aware of. but given the flourishing number of stage shows that have re - created welles in a fictional setting, it seems like the welles - hemingway encounter might provide the basis for a very interesting two man play (or even a movie) .
on 19 october the vietnam film institute (vfi) in hanoi is organizing a ceremony of the transfer of solidarity films from the medical committee netherlands - vietnam (mcnv) and the european foundation joris ivens. representatives of the dutch embassy, of the ministry of culture, sports and tourism of vietnam, the director of the vfi, the director of the mcnv and the representative of the ivens foundation will be present when the 45 films will be handed over to the national film iinstute. afterwards a study meeting will take place for ...
the boy who stole attila’s horse is, above all, the moving story of a savage and tender love between brothers, whatever its allegorical meaning. however, one economic development is relevant to this novel, repila’s second: the company that published the spanish original in 2013 closed later that year, citing the “economic situation”. foreign - language editions of the book have been orphaned unexpectedly. big and small’s parents have, once again, left them to fend for themselves .
bolivia is set to pass the world' s first laws granting all nature equal rights to humans. the law of mother earth, now agreed by politicians and grassroots social groups, redefines the country' s rich mineral deposits as
blessings
and is expected to lead to radical new conservation and social measures to reduce pollution and control industry .
the infamous propaganda film of the 1934 nazi party rally in nuremberg, germany .
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the beginning of the film uses descriptive syntagma to familiarize the viewer with spain and its struggles. the village is shown and shots of a map displaying its geographical importance to the cause. after this introduction ,
mission priests modeled church plans after old world churches with which they were familiar. mission churches tended to follow two basic types based on their shape in plain view: hall and cruciform. the hall church is composed of a tall rectangular room divided into the nave space for the worshipers and the sanctuary where the clergy celebrate mass. the sanctuary is the most sacred of church places as it holds the altar and is often elevated above the nave. the sanctuary is located within the apse, a polygonal or semi - circular space at the end of the nave that is the visual focal point for worshipers entering the church .
the cruciform church plan is in the form of a latin cross with the bottom portion designated as the nave, the upper portion as the apse housing the sanctuary, and transepts on either side of the crossing containing chapels. above the crossing, a hemispherical dome typically covers the sanctuary, symbolizing a celestial heaven. the sacristy, a private room where sacred objects are stored and the clergy robes his vestments, always is connected to the sanctuary. other distinct spaces within the church building include a baptistery located next to the nave and a choir loft located above the church entry foyer. in europe, church plans are typically oriented with worshippers facing east, the direction of the rising sun and symbolizing the risen christ. in new world mission churches, however, orientation varies extensively and without consistency .
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the queen hosts a ceremony at windsor castle to celebrate the 40th anniversary of motability .
oversee the preparation and staging of newly acquired specimens for their integration into the collection .
the royal tyrrell museum of palaeontology is seeking a motivated individual with a passion for alberta’s fossil resources to join the resource management program. the resource management assistant will work as part the of the resource management team to preserve the palaeontological heritage of alberta. the position involves communicating with the public and staff members regarding the laws surrounding the collection, preparation and ownership of fossils in alberta, assisting in the regulatory role of the rtmp and tracking and mapping applications. computer knowledge is needed to support staff, researchers and palaeontological consultants in the research and protection of fossil resources .
but the abstract new laws are not expected to stop industry in its tracks. while it is not clear yet what actual protection the new rights will give in court to bugs, insects and ecosystems, the government is expected to establish a ministry of mother earth and to appoint an ombudsman. it is also committed to giving communities new legal powers to monitor and control polluting industries .
the oldest ever recipient of a message from the queen was a canadian gentleman, who reached the age of 116 in december 1984 .
both were x - class flares – the most intense classification of coronal ejection – with the second being the biggest observed since 2006 .
the researchers will use the james webb space telescope, scheduled for launch next year, to detect atmospheric components from the new planets .
participate in acquisition of specimens for the division by facilitating donations and by occasional fieldwork and expeditions at the direction of the curatorial staff .
sponsorship of the large carnivore initiative for europe (lcie), leading to the development of an action plan for the iberian lynx .
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the big camera was the most expensive thing we had and if it was smashed we were through. we were making the film on almost nothing and all the money was in the cans of film and the cameras. we could not afford to waste film and you had to be awfully careful of the cameras .
the long awaited book (in german) about ivens and his east - german films, written by thé specialist in this field, günter jordan, has been published by the defa foundation. this beautiful book describes in 680 pages the triumph in the 1950’s, the condemnation at the end of the 1960’s when ivens became persona non grata in the gdr, until the resurrection of ivens’ defa - films .
acclaimed actor - writer - director of stage, radio, television and screen. best known for the infamous the war of the worlds radio broadcast, the mercury theatre stage production of julius caesar, and the movies citizen kane, the magnificent ambersons and touch of evil .
equates them, merges them into the ideological concept of the people' s war .
orson welles: my relationship with hemingway has always been very droll. the first time we met was when i had been called to read the narration for a film that he and joris ivens had made about the war in spain; it was called the spanish earth. arriving at the studio, i came upon hemingway, who was in the process of drinking a bottle of whiskey; i had been handed a set of lines that were too long, dull, had nothing to do with his style, which is always so concise and so economical. there were lines as pompous and complicated as this :
here are the faces of men who are close to death ,
and this was to be read at a moment when one saw faces on the screen that were so much more eloquent. i said to him ,
mr. hemingway, it would be better if one saw the faces all alone, without commentary .
seen from earth, the sun doesn' t seem big - it is just a bright spot in the sky. but it does have a radius of about 700, 000 kilometres (435, 000 miles). its core is 15 million degree celsius (27 million degree fahrenheit). temperatures on the sun' s surface still reach 5500 degree celsius (10, 000 degree fahrenheit) .
the next step will be to investigate the atmosphere on those planets. the results might give a hint as to possible life out there .
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spanish village' s gallery 21 is available for rent to all san diego county artists. we encourage artists who have never exhibited with us before to apply. we encourage one national / international exhibit per year. we are pleased to offer this outreach gallery at a nominal fee .
the exterior finishes of mission churches often depended on the durability of the structural wall materials used. adobe required the building to be sheltered from damaging rainwater either protected with deeply overhanging pitched roofs, or covered with lime or mud plaster. even the type of mortar and plaster depended on the availability of the raw materials, as well as the resources and expertise to process them .
spanish village art center members and guild members are invited to chose one element and create a modular piece of work that will be a part of a larger installation in gallery 21. artists will add comments and quotes about the elements to inspire viewers to think more deeply about the world. this is not your ordinary show! come and see how this creative village of artists sees the world and how those worlds fit together. then tell us how the elements move you !
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start). the intern will participate in an nsf - funded project to upgrade the microfossil collections in the invertebrate paleontology collection at amnh. a summary of the project can be found here :
participate in acquisition of specimens for the utep - bc by facilitating donations and by occasional fieldwork and expeditions at the direction of the curatorial staff .
on 28 march the award ceremony of the society of cinema and media studies, the world' s largest organisation devoted to the scholarly study of film and media, paid tribute to the best film scholarship of the previous year. prof. thomas waugh received the best book award for his outstanding book about the complete film oeuvre of joris ivens. maryse elliott (amsterdam university press) and giovanna fossati (eye filmmuseum amsterdam), editors of the framing film series, attended the presentation .
namu in prague, the publishing house of the academy of arts, presented the czech translation of andré stufkens book joris ivens. filmmaker of the world (518 pages). this czech book explores the content, production, meaning and reception of 21 ivens films and was first published in dutch and german in 2008 and 2009 as part of the dvd box. especially a chapter about the relationship between joris ivens and the czech republic has been added, focussing on the documentary the first years .
hardly had dutch documentarian joris ivens walked down the gangplank of the ship that brought him to america in february, 1936, than he found himself immersed in a fast - breaking film project. in july, 1936, the five - month - old elected republican government of spain was attacked by rebel right - wing generals soon to be led by francisco franco. thus began the bloody, divisive spanish civil war that raged until 1939, when franco' s professional soldiers finally overcame democracy' s amateurs and the foreign volunteers that rushed to their aid, including, from america, the lincoln brigade .
this position reports to the vice president of s & e and works as part of a team with the directors of the integrative research, science action, and learning centers to set the vision and agenda for science and education at the field museum .
an exciting opportunity exists to join the staff of the mütter museum. the college of physicians of philadelphia seeks a dynamic and resourceful professional to manage the museum’s collection and assist in a strategic merging of museum and library collections. the collections manager must demonstrate flexibility, teamwork, and collegiality essential in a small organization. the collections manager will join the college staff at a pivotal time as the institution creates a unified collections management system. the collections manager will shape a valuable historical medical collection for the future .
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it follows an unnamed boy’s fight for survival on some barren, baking - hot spanish plain in the early 20th century. having fled his home, he is hunted by the county bailiff, his former tormentor in repeated sexual abuse facilitated by his father. in scene after scene, we see him pursued, beaten, burned and starved; he usually has blood on his face and uncontrollable bowels, and his clothes stink of sweat and urine. he has one piece of luck, which comes in the form of a monosyllabic goatherd who takes the boy under his wing. the unlikely duo then struggle on together across the “endless, pitiless plain”, caught between starvation on the one hand and violence on the other .
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well, taking the bull by the horns, i began to make effeminate gestures and i said to him ,
mister hemingway, how strong you are and how big you are !
that enraged him and he picked up a chair; i picked up another and, right there, in front of the images of the spanish civil war, as they marched across the screen, we had a terrible scuffle. it was something marvelous: two guys like us in front of these images representing people in the act of struggling and dying... we ended up toasting each other over a bottle of whisky .
priests and master builders designed mission churches to manipulate sunlight for ornamental and religious purposes. light is channeled to illuminate symbolically the sanctuary, its source unseen by the worshiper in the nave. mission churches with domed roofs over the sanctuary have windows incorporated in the base of the dome, or as a lantern atop the dome, distributing a uniform light onto the altar. in new mexican flat - roofed hall churches, a narrow upper window between the nave roof and the raised apse roof creates a horizontal band of light shining directly on the altar screen. some are oriented precisely to have direct light cast on a figure of the church' s patron saint, usually the centerpiece of the altar screen, on his saint day .
orson welles: it was all of that, but wasn' t i living second hand through the lives of those toreros, who were my friends? wasn' t i living and dying second hand? wasn' t there something finally voyeuristic about it? i suspect my aficion. i still go to bullfights, i’m not totally reformed. i can’t ask for the approval of the people who have very good reasons for stopping it. by the way, almost all spanish intellectuals have been against bullfighting for the last 150 years. lorca is one of the few spanish intellectuals who ever approved of bullfighting. was it a waste, waste, waste? you asked me. a waste because i wasn’t doing anything. my short little period of doing it was just for the fun of it. as a kid, i didn’t think i was going to grow up to be the (juan) belmonte of my generation. the rest of my life that i spent among bull breeders and bullfighters was enormous fun, but what have i extracted from it that’s of any value to anybody ?
orson welles: well, there are two kinds of people who follow the bulls, as they say in spanish. there are those people who follow because they love the bullfighters, and there is a very small minority who are interested in the bulls, and i was always most interested in the bulls. now that will be incomprehensible to an english audience, that somebody could be fundamentally interested in the animal who is going to be killed. but my interest in bulls was like the interest of somebody who is very keen and very knowledgeable about horses. i know a great deal about bulls, and i’m much more interested in them, than in the men who fight them, in spite of the fact that some of the dearest friends i have in my life have been bullfighters .
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the country, which has been pilloried by the us and britain in the un climate talks for demanding steep carbon emission cuts, will establish 11 new rights for nature. they include: the right to life and to exist; the right to continue vital cycles and processes free from human alteration; the right to pure water and clean air; the right to balance; the right not to be polluted; and the right to not have cellular structure modified or genetically altered .
the academy of natural sciences of drexel university is searching for a project manager for the rehousing of the alcohol - preserved collections of the malacology department. the position is initially for two years, and requires efficiency, organization and above - average attention to detail. qualifications
thanks to censorship throughout the world there are many other versions. in the east german version, for instance, the scene with gustav regler was cut out, because regler, an anti - fascist writer, had rejected communism. the most infamous mutilation of the film was made for the french release in 1938 by jean renoir. the film was shortened by 10 minutes by removing the all - too - explicit critique of nazi germany in order not
to offend the neighbors .
the director of the field museum’s collections center (the gantz family collections center) will expand and shape the role that these collections play in global efforts to explore the past, understand the present, and ensure a future rich with biological and cultural diversity. the director focuses the strategic growth of the collections, broadening their relevance and increasing their accessibility. this leadership position provides general oversight for the museum' s holdings of close to 30 million specimens and objects, in addition to the library and archive collections. the director works closely with the center’s leadership (heads of the anthropological, botanical, geological, zoological, and library collections) to supervise personnel in collections management, oversee collections - related policies and procedures, and develop the center’s annual budget. the director will have active programs in one or more of the museum’s collection areas, interact with members of the other s & e centers on collaborative initiatives, and develop strong ties with academic institutions locally and worldwide .
the royal tyrrell museum of palaeontolog y is seeking an individual to join the preparation program. the preparation technician - education liaison position is first and foremost a preparation technician, with particular responsibility for assisting in the development, and support, of ongoing educational activities at the museum .
education / experience: the job requires general knowledge equivalent to a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in an earth science field (e. g. , geology); with 2 years work experience in museum collections’ management, care, and documentation or over 5 years extensive experience in a managerial position of a natural history collection; or an equivalent combination of education and experience .
the western front at casa de campo on the outskirts of madrid was just a few minutes' walk from the florida hotel, where the filmmakers were staying. any doubt about whether the passage from
night before battle
is autobiographical are dispelled in the following excerpt from one of hemingway' s nana dispatches, quoted by schoots :
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in an effort to generate support for the loyalists, as the republican side was known, the american popular front, whose ranks were swelled by artists of anti - fascist conviction, launched a film project to propagandize for the republican cause. ivens, a militant communist who had made films in the soviet union and the depressed belgian mining area known as the borinage, was to direct it. the republican sympathizers' efforts first resulted in a film called
most of the star' s light is in the infrared spectrum which we cannot see. triaud speculated that the sky might be painted in a
salmony
color .
the division of paleontology at the american museum of natural history is seeking 1 full - time (35 hours per week) scientific assistant in the invertebrate paleontology preparation lab .
photo of the modern san ildefonso church, which was restored by a collaboration between the pueblo of san ildefonso, the catholic archdiocese and other catholic organizations, and outside donations. the church was rededicated dec. 15, 1968 .
the language supports the story’s imaginative breadth. writer and translator have managed to be playful yet shocking, without recourse to
the biggest solar flare in modern times was in 2003 and it was off the charts, being recorded at x28 .
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in 1936 the production company contemporary historians was set up to raise money for a documentary filmed in spain about the civil war raging there. the dutch filmmaker, joris ivens went to fuenteduena, on the road between madrid and valencia, to film on the front lines of the republican armies, with cameraman john ferno, and initially with writer john dos passos, who left the production and was replaced by ernest hemingway.
the spanish earth is a 1937 propaganda film made during the spanish civil war in support of the democratically elected republicans , whose forces included a wide range from the political left like communists , socialists , anarchists , to moderates like centrists , and liberalist elements . the film was directed by joris ivens , written by john dos passos and ernest hemingway , narrated by orson welles and re-recorded by hemingway ( with jean renoir doing the narration in the french release ) , with music composed by marc blitzstein and arranged by virgil thomson . 
the spanish earth is a 1937 propaganda film made during the spanish civil war in support of the democratically elected republicans, whose forces included a wide range from the political left like communists, socialists, anarchists, to moderates like centrists, and liberalist elements. the film was directed by joris ivens, written by john dos passos and ernest hemingway, narrated by orson welles and re-recorded by hemingway (with jean renoir doing the narration in the french release), with music composed by marc blitzstein and arranged by virgil thomson.
the spanish earth is a 1937 propaganda film made during the spanish civil war in support of the democratically elected republicans, whose forces included a wide range from the political left like communists, socialists, anarchists, to moderates like centrists, and liberalist elements. the film was directed by joris ivens, written by john dos passos and ernest hemingway, narrated by orson welles and re-recorded by hemingway (with jean renoir doing the narration in the french release), with music composed by marc blitzstein and arranged by virgil thomson.