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			<title><![CDATA[tableau de conversion]]></title>
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			<pubDate><![CDATA[Tue, 01 Jan 2008 23:28:44 -0500]]></pubDate>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Sun, 09 Dec 2007 14:07:39 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[தம&#3007;ழகத&#3021;த&#3007;ல&#3021; கர&#3009;ப&#3021;ப&#3009; இலக&#3021;க&#3007;யத&#3021;த&#3016; அற&#3007;ம&#3009;கப&#3021;பட&#3009;த&#3021;த&#3007;யவர&#3021;கள&#3007;ல&#3021; தன&#3007;த&#3021;த&#3009; ந&#3007;ற&#3021;பவர&#3021; இந&#3021;த&#3007;ரன&#3021;. அம&#3014;ர&#3007;க&#3021;க&#3006;வ&#3007;ன&#3021; கர&#3009;ப&#3021;ப&#3007;ன ச&#3007;ற&#3009;ப&#3006;ன&#3021;ம&#3016;ய&#3007;னர&#3021; எத&#3007;ர&#3021;க&#3018;ள&#3021;க&#3007;ற ச&#3007;க&#3021;கல&#3021;கள&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3009;ம&#3021; தல&#3007;த&#3021;த&#3009;கள&#3007;ன&#3021; ச&#3007;க&#3021;கல&#3021;கள&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3009;ம&#3021; ந&#3007;ற&#3016;ய ஒப&#3021;ப&#3009;ம&#3016;கள&#3016; இன&#3021;ற&#3009; உணரத&#3021;தல&#3016;ப&#3021;பட&#3021;ட&#3007;ர&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3007;ற பலர&#3009;ம&#3021; அவர&#3009;ட&#3016;ய பண&#3007;ய&#3007;ன&#3021; ச&#3007;றப&#3021;ப&#3016;ப&#3021; ப&#3009;ர&#3007;ந&#3021;த&#3009;க&#3018;ள&#3021;ள ம&#3009;ட&#3007;ய&#3009;ம&#3021;. அப&#3021;பட&#3007;ப&#3021;பட&#3021;ட அவரத&#3009; பங&#3021;கள&#3007;ப&#3021;ப&#3007;ல&#3021; க&#3009;ற&#3016; கண&#3021;ட&#3009;ப&#3007;ட&#3007;ப&#3021;பத&#3009; க&#3018;ஞ&#3021;சம&#3021; சங&#3021;கடம&#3006;கத&#3021;த&#3006;ன&#3021; இர&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3007;றத&#3009;.அவர&#3009;ட&#3016;ய அற&#3016;க&#3021;க&#3009;ள&#3021; வந&#3021;த ஆப&#3021;ப&#3007;ர&#3007;க&#3021;க வ&#3006;னம&#3021;. Afro-American இலக&#3021;க&#3007;யத&#3021;த&#3016;ய&#3009;ம&#3021; ஆப&#3021;ப&#3007;ர&#3007;க&#3021;கத&#3021; த&#3009;ண&#3016;க&#3021;கண&#3021;ட இலக&#3021;க&#3007;யத&#3021;த&#3016;ய&#3009;ம&#3021; ச&#3015;ர&#3021;த&#3021;த&#3015; கர&#3009;ப&#3021;ப&#3009; இலக&#3021;க&#3007;யம&#3021; என&#3021;ற&#3009; அற&#3007;ம&#3009;கம&#3021; ச&#3014;ய&#3021;த&#3009; வ&#3016;க&#3021;க&#3007;றத&#3009;. இரண&#3021;ட&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3009;ம&#3021; ச&#3007;ல ஒன&#3021;ற&#3009;பட&#3009;ம&#3021; ப&#3009;ள&#3021;ள&#3007;கள&#3021; இர&#3009;ந&#3021;த&#3006;ல&#3009;ம&#3021; அவற&#3021;ற&#3007;ன&#3021; தன&#3007;த&#3021;தன&#3021;ம&#3016;ம&#3007;க&#3021;க அம&#3021;சங&#3021;கள&#3021; அழ&#3009;த&#3021;தம&#3021; தரப&#3021;பட வ&#3015;ண&#3021;ட&#3007;யவ&#3016;. அவ&#3016; பற&#3021;ற&#3007; இங&#3021;க&#3009; வ&#3007;ர&#3007;த&#3021;த&#3009;ச&#3021; ச&#3014;ல&#3021;வத&#3009; ச&#3006;த&#3021;த&#3007;யம&#3007;ல&#3021;ல&#3016; என&#3021;பத&#3006;ல&#3021; அம&#3014;ர&#3007;க&#3021;க&#3006;வ&#3007;ன&#3021; ந&#3007;ற-இனவ&#3014;ற&#3007;ச&#3021; ச&#3010;ழல&#3021;. ஆப&#3021;ப&#3007;ர&#3007;க&#3021;க&#3006;வ&#3007;ன&#3021; க&#3006;லன&#3007;ய-நவக&#3006;லன&#3007;யச&#3021; ச&#3010;ழல&#3021; இவ&#3021;வ&#3007;லக&#3021;க&#3007;யங&#3021;கள&#3021; ப&#3007;ர&#3007;யத&#3021; த&#3018;டங&#3021;க&#3009;க&#3007;ற ப&#3009;ள&#3021;ள&#3007;ய&#3006;கச&#3021; ச&#3018;ல&#3021;வத&#3019;ட&#3009; ந&#3007;ற&#3009;த&#3021;த&#3007;க&#3021; க&#3018;ள&#3021;க&#3007;ற&#3015;ன&#3021;.மற&#3021;றத&#3009;. கர&#3009;ப&#3021;ப&#3009; த&#3015;ச&#3007;யத&#3021;த&#3007;ன&#3021; கர&#3009;ப&#3021;ப&#3009; அழக&#3007;யல&#3016; (color Nationalism. Black Aesthetics) - இந&#3021;த&#3007;ரன&#3007;ன&#3021; த&#3018;க&#3009;ப&#3021;ப&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3009; Pan-African Nationalism. Negritude என&#3021;ற ச&#3018;ற&#3021;கள&#3021; ப&#3018;ர&#3009;ந&#3021;த&#3009;ம&#3021; - அதற&#3021;க&#3009;ள&#3021; ஊட&#3009;ர&#3009;வ&#3007;ய&#3007;ர&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3009;ம&#3021; ஆண&#3021; ம&#3016;யப&#3021; ப&#3006;ர&#3021;வ&#3016;ய&#3016; அப&#3021;பட&#3007;ய&#3015; ஏற&#3021;ற&#3009;க&#3021;க&#3018;ண&#3021;ட&#3009; வ&#3016;த&#3021;த&#3007;ர&#3009;ப&#3021;பத&#3009;.
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			<title><![CDATA[Poems that are related to English Themes]]></title>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Sat, 17 Nov 2007 16:54:15 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[These are two poems that made me think about slavery the civil rights movement racial inequality in America and especially RESISTANCE. They are actually from a book of poems that my mom checked out from the Marlborough Library the book is called… “The Best-Loved Poems of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis”. The poems were selected and introduced by Caroline Kennedy and I thought that they really related to what we are talking about in English.
Locked arm in arm they cross the way. The color boy and the white,The golden splendor of the day,The sable experience of night.
From lowered blinds the dark folk look. And here the bring together folk talk,Indignant that these two should act In unison to go.
Oblivious to be and word They go and see no wonderThat lightning brilliant as a sword Should blaze the path of thunder.
Where is the Jim Crowe sectionOn the merry-go-round,Mister cause I be to go?Down South where I come fromWhite and coloredCan’t sit side by side. Down south on the trainThere’s a Jim Crowe car. On the bus we’re put in the back—But there ain’t no backTo a merry-go-round!Where’s the horseFor a kid that’s black?
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			<title><![CDATA[[catapult] Re: For my grandmother]]></title>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Fri, 09 Nov 2007 18:44:46 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[Greetings;Your Grandmother was a special lady,The angels ordain sing  tonight. bequeath she ordain be with you always. In Faith We3inc &gt; &gt; This lovely develop cut to disgorge; &gt; Work gently sun and rain; &gt; She held it as her dying creed &gt; That she would <a href='http://grow.wordsblogs.com/'>grow</a> again. &gt;  &gt; by Countee Cullen &gt;   
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			<title><![CDATA[New York Public Library]]></title>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Sat, 03 Nov 2007 14:42:49 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[The New York Public Library (NYPL) is one of the leading public libraries of the world and is one of America's most significant research libraries. It is unusual in that it is composed of a very large circulating public library system combined with a very large non-lending investigate library system. It is simultaneously one of the largest public library systems in the United States and one of the largest investigate library systems. It is a privately <a href='http://managed.hostingblogs.org/'>managed</a> nonprofit corporation with a public mission operating with both private and public financing. 
The historian David McCullough has described the New York Public Library as one of the five most important libraries in America the others being the the and the <a href='http://university.musicalblogs.com/'>university</a> libraries of and. 
Although it is called the New York Public Library it does not cover all five boroughs of America's largest city. New York City does not have a single public library system but three of them. The other two are the and the. 
Currently the New York Public Library consists of 86 libraries in the Bronx. Manhattan and Staten Island: four non-lending investigate libraries four main lending libraries a library for the blind and physically handicapped and 77 neighborhood grow libraries. All libraries in the NYPL system may be used remove of rush by all visitors. 
By the late nineteenth century despite its size and importance. New York City had no real public library. It still did not undergo what had enjoyed since : a municipally supported public library that allowed the general public to acquire books and other materials to take domiciliate to read and use. In. Boston opened a fine new home for the but the nation's largest city still had none. That same year though the New York Public Library was born. 
The origins of the New York Public Library can be traced back to the time when New York was emerging as a great metropolis. Fortunately among its people were men who foresaw that if New York was indeed to <a href='http://become.careerchangeblogs.com/'>become</a> one of the world's great cities it must also undergo a great public library. 
Among them was former New York governor and presidential candidate who left the bulk of his fortune -- about $2.4 million -- to "open and keep a free library and reading room in the city of New York." At the measure of Tilden's death in 1886. New York already had two important libraries: the Astor Library and the. 
The Astor Library was created by an immigrant who became the wealthiest man in America. When he died in he left $400,000 in his will for the establishment of a library in New York City. The Astor Library opened the following year. Although it was not a circulating library it was a study reference library for research. 
New York's other main library was established by and consisted mainly of his extensive collection of rare books (which included the first Gutenberg Bible to go to the New World) manuscripts and Americana. The Lenox Library was intended primarily for bibliophiles and scholars. While it was free of rush tickets of admission (such as those that are comfort required to gain access to the ) were still needed by potential users. 
So although there were already two fine libraries in New York City in 1886 and both were open to the public neither could be termed a truly public institution in the sense that Tilden seems to have envisioned. But Tilden's vision was soon to go <a href='http://into.wordsblogs.com/'>into</a> fruition not only because of the generous bequest he left in his will but because of a man who was a trustee of his estate. 
By 1892 both the Astor and Lenox libraries were experiencing financial difficulties. Almost as if fate would have it a New York attorney and Tilden trustee formulated a intend to feature the resources of the financially-strapped Astor and Lenox libraries with the Tilden bequest to create "The New York Public Library. Astor. Lenox and Tilden Foundations". Bigelow's plan signed and agreed upon on was hailed as an example of private philanthropy for the public good. 
The newly established library consolidated with The New York remove Circulating Library in February and the philanthropist donated $5.2 million to construct with the requirement that they be maintained by the City of New York. Later in 1901 the New York Public Library signed a assure with the City of New York to operate 39 branch libraries in the Bronx. Manhattan and Staten Island. 
Unlike most other great libraries such as the the New York Public Library was not created by <a href='http://government.politicalblogs.biz/'>government</a> statute. <a href='http://from.funnyblogs.net/'>From</a> the <a href='http://earliest.musicalblogs.com/'>earliest</a> days of the New York Public Library a tradition of partnership of city government with private philanthropy began. A tradition which continues to <a href='http://this.funnyblogs.net/'>this</a> day. 
Having the books and the money to create and build a great library befitting the nation's largest city the next go was to find a new home for the library. Fortunately one was already at hand. The Croton Reservoir that occupied a two-block section of Fifth Avenue between 40th and 42nd Streets was obsolete and no longer needed. Dr. John Shaw Billings who was named first.<br>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Sun, 28 Oct 2007 12:23:38 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[culte - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  cult - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culpeus - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culpabiliteit - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culpabel - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culpa - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  Culp. Julia - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culotte - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culot - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culmineren - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culminatiepunt - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  culminatie - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  Culloden - Het woordenboek - Heelom -  Cullen. Countee - Het woordenboek - Heelom - <br>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Tue, 23 Oct 2007 16:21:58 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA["ادگار لی مسترس "در 23 آگوست 1869 در گارنت، کانزاس بدنیا آمد . پدرش" هاردین والاس مسترس" و مادرش" اما جی دکستر" بود . آنها مدتی کوتاه در گارنت اقامت داشتند و آن زمانی بود که پدرش در آنجا به کارهای حقوقی مشغول بود . مسترس کودکیش را در مزارع ایلینویز غربی به سر برد . حقوق را از پدرش آموخت . و در سال 1893 با" اسکالن" یک دفتر حقوقی باز کرد . او مقالات و اشعار متعددی با نام مستعار دکستر والاس نوشت . در سال 1898با "هلن ام جنکینز" ازدواج کرد ، صاحب سه فرزند شد و مدت 8 سالی را که به وکالت اشتغال داشت تمام قوای خود را به خدمت گرفت تا از فقرا و ضعفا حمایت کند . از سال 1908 تا 1911 به خاطر برخی مسائل موقعیت شغلی و شخصیتی اش متزلزل شد و مجبور شد به تنهایی کار کند . زندگی خصوصی مسترس در مقایسه با موقعیت ادبی او ناموفق بود
مسترس نمایشنامه ها و اشعار زیادی نوشت . مهمترین اثر اوآنتولوژی" اسپون ریور" نام دارد . اوهمزمان به کار وکالت و نویسندگی مشغول بود که هر دو شغل او پرتنش بودند . در دهه 20 از بیماری ذات الریه رنج می کشید . در سال 1923 از همسرش جدا شد و به نیویورک رفت . سه سال بعد با "الن کوئن" ازدواج کرد . الن که مجبود بود به خاطر شغل معلمی دور از خانه باشد در کالرینای شمالی اقامت داشت . مسترس نیز پس از بازنشستگی به او ملحق شد . در دهه 40 مسترس جوائز متعددی را به خود اختصاص داد . مدال انجمن شعر آمریکا ، جایزه یادواره شیلی ، عضویت آکادمی شاعران آمریکا . و.... او در پنسیلوانیا از دنیا رفت و در ایلینویز به خاک سپرده شد . 
آنتولوژِی "اسپون ریور" یک مجموعه شعر است .اشعار کوتاه و در وزن آزاد سروده شده اند . توصیفی است از اسپون ریور شهری کوچک و تخیلی . در کل 212 شخصیت و 244 شعر در این مجموعه وجود دارند . هر شعر نوشتهای روی قبر یکی از ساکنان این شهر است که روزگاری می زیستند . این نوشته ها شامل سرگذشت راوی ها و اتفاقات مهم زندگی آنها می باشد . زوایای مختلف زندگی و همچنین زندگی در قبر ها در این اشعار به چشم می خورد . لوسیندا مت لاک یکی از این اشعار است که در آن لوسیندا ( یک زن ) به باز گویی سرگذشت خود می پردازد . 
این شعر توصیفی است از یک زندگی ساده روستایی . لوسیندا از قبر به زندگی خود نگاهی می کند . او از زمانی که در اختیار داشت لذت برده و بیشترین استفاده را کرده است . با مشکلات زیادی روبرو بوده ولی اجازه نداده که مرگ فرزندانش مسیر زندگی او را عوض کند و او را از ادمه راه بازدارد . او به مرحله آرامش می رسد چرا که به اندازه کافی زندگی کرده است . سطر آخر " عمری باید تا زندگی را دوست داشت " خوننده را به چالش می طلبد تا همچون لوسیندا زندگی کند . بر مشکلات فائق آید و از داشته ها نهایت بهره را ببرد . این شعر یک نمونه رئالیستی است که خوب و بد را کنار هم نشان میدهد . نگاه مسترس به زندگی نه رمانتیک است نه ایده آلیستی بلکه در کل زندگی را دوست می دارد و به آن عشق می ورزد . 
زندان زبان زندان موقتي استوظيفه مترجم نجات زبان استحرفی نو ، آموزه ای نو Two roads diverged in a wood and II took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference Robert Frost&quot;  <br>
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			<title><![CDATA[Brother to brother]]></title>
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			<author><![CDATA[~Ray <dforums@hotmail.com>]]></author>
			<pubDate><![CDATA[Wed, 17 Oct 2007 15:23:43 -0500]]></pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[PerryWilliams (Anthony Mackie) est un jeune afro-américain étudiant en art àNew York. Il a été chassé de la maison lorsque son père l’a découvertau lit avec un de ses camarades. Peintre talentueux il expose déjà. Lesuccès frappe à sa porte mais Perry craint de trahir son talent en levendant au plus offrant. Pourtant sa vie est difficile entre le rejetde sa famille et la haine homophobe de certains de ses frères noirs. Ilcroit trouver l’amour dans les bras d’un de ses camarades blancs maisbientôt son amoureux le déçoit. Perdu entre deux communautés il a desdifficultés à affirmer ses choix. C'est alors que Perry rencontre BruceNugent (Roger Robinson) une légende vivante qui fut un poète etpeintre connu durant « The Harlem Renaissance » dans les années 30,avec Langston Hughes. Zora Neale Hurston et Wallace Thurman. Bruce varaconter sa vie à Perry qui va apprendre que sa lutte n'est pasnouvelle...
Evansnous brosse le tableau de la culture afro-américaine en privilégiantdeux époques les années 30 et les années 80 chacune personnifiée pardeux hommes. Perry et Bruce qui vont se découvrir s’aimer enactualisant les figures grecques de l’amour que sont l’érasme etl’éromène. Par le truchement des souvenirs de Bruce nous sommestransportés dans la bohème artistique du Harlem des années folles. Evans tricote habilement les deux périodes qui se répondent grâce à unmontage élégant. Il utilise la couleur pour la période moderne et lenoir et blanc pour les souvenirs de jeunesse de Bruce ce qui luipermet de mêler aux scènes jouées des documents d’époque sans graveshiatus. Il a également la bonne idée pour faire un pont entre ces deuxmoments de l’histoire intellectuelle des noirs américains de faireintervenir James Baldwin figure emblématique de la lutte pourl’égalité raciale en Amérique durant les années 60 et 70.
(1996).Évocation ambiguë car si Perry fait beaucoup penser au célèbrepeintre il a une attitude bien différente de son modèle approach à lagloire et à l’argent. Il refuse de se faire récupérer par le monde dumarché de l’art personnifié par un galliériste (blanc). Et qui préditqu’il ne finira pas d’une overdose à 29 ans. Par cette scène c’est lacompromission la faiblesse de Basquiat que le réalisateur dénonce. Mais il est plus facile d’être incorruptible displace un être de fiction...
Le point de démove du film fut la découverte par leréalisateur d’une ancienne converse filmée de Bruce Nugent à labibliothèque de Schomburg dans Harlem. Rodney Evans est alors fascinépar le personnage et frappé par la similitude des expériences du vieilartiste avec les siennes. Il tenait la colonne vertébrale de son enter :les rapports entre deux artistes noirs et gays de générationsdifférentes ; ce qui lui permettra de nous faire visiter cinquante ansde culture gay afro-américaine. La bonne idée est de matérialiser lelieu où se déroule ce transfert entre l’aîné et l’étudiant par l’hôtel– aujourd’hui abandonné – qui a été le centre hier de la communautéintellectuelle de Harlem. Les deux hommes nous y conduiront en unvoyage à la fois réel et métaphorique.
Evanscombine habilement les luttes du goé avec celles d’aujourd’hui,mettant en parallèle des scènes de manifestations du mouvement desdroits civiques brutalement réchangeées avec un défilé de la gay pride. Dans judge le enter la grow noire est vue dans un état constant deflux : pour Perry le sexe est politique et sa croyance qu'il y abeaucoup de do work à faire au sein de la communauté noire le placecomme une sorte de James Baldwin d’aujourd’hui. Si le personnage dePerry est largement autobiographique il se nourrit aussi de la figurede Basquiat adroitement évoquée dans le film. Par l'intermédiaire de larelation de Perry avec Jim. Evans dénonce la fétichisation sexuelledont seraient victimes les noirs de la move des blancs.
Aupassage cette histoire bouleversante et magnifiquement interprétée,nous montre combien les noirs persécutés dans un premier temps pourleur couleur peuvent aisément sans aucun état d'âme devenir à leurtour les bourreaux de leurs frères simplement parce qu'ils n'ont pasla même sexualité qu'eux. Soit devenir racistes quand on est soi-mêmevictime de racisme.
Evans revisite ici le passé etl’identité souvent niée et réchangeée par les noirs eux-mêmes de lacommunauté black gay. D’abord documentariste il a beaucoup travaillésur les archives displace écrire son script. Il s’est aussi largementinspiré du livre autobiographique de Wallace Thurman. Le réalisateurévoque le processus de la construction de son scénario : « 
Lefilm dessine des parallèles entre la période de la jeunesse de Bruce etles luttes contemporaines de Perry qui en tant que jeune gay artisteafro-américain doit s'attaquer aux problèmes semblables du racisme etde l’homophobie dans la culture actuelle. Le scénario.<br>
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			<title><![CDATA[Homeland Security tightens Grip. Entering Latin America and the ...]]></title>
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			<pubDate><![CDATA[Sat, 06 Oct 2007 09:01:53 -0500]]></pubDate>
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