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The Pen
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Think of the International Space Station: ISS:
How Did the Human Mind Bring That Giant of a
Plan onto Paper: The Pen. Eiffel Tower: The Pen.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: The
Pen. War and Peace: The Pen. Philosophae
Naturalis Principia Mathematica: The Pen.
William Shakespeare: The Pen. Daz Kapital: The
Pen. We the People: The Pen. Magna Carta: The
Pen. Pablo Neruda. The Pen. Solar Sail: The Pen.
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May 08:2018 |
The Pen: The Most Beautiful of All
Human Creations: And this, Section, The Pen, we dedicate
to the Memory, Name and Works of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, who
had achieved the highest of human accolade in using his Pen
and making words magic in whose One Hundred Years of
Solitude, The Treaty of Nirlandia was signed by the Colonel,
not with a gun but with a Pen: The Pen. The Humanion with
The Pen on May 03: 2016 |
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These Are
Fundamental
and Vital
Rights to
Human
Existence
That Apply
To and
Protect
Every Human
Soul: Human
Rights They
Are Called:
Anyone and
Everyone
Ought to
Make Them
Their
Primary
Concern If
They Are
Humans: Dave
Eggers
Delivers The
Pen HG Wells
Lecture on
Digital
Human Rights
in London at
the Bridge
Theatre:
December 16 |
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|| November 18: 2018
|| ά. From the
Cambridge Analytica
scandal to hate
speech, digital
privacy and data
protection, there
are all of huge
global concerns.
This year, the PEN
HG Wells Lecture is
being delivered by
award-winning
American Writer,
Editor, Publisher
and Philanthropist
Mr Dave Eggers, who
will explore digital
human rights, 70
years on from the
Universal
Declaration of Human
Rights. And, here,
let The Humanion
points out that
these days
everything becomes
less related to
humanity and human
rights, when these
very fundamental
rights to human
existence is
described as digital
or online: whatever
is applied as
adjectives before
the human rights are
still fundamental
rights to these very
living, breathing
humanity, made of a
few billions spread
across the earth.
Digital or online or
outline or, rather,
in reality these
rights are our
rights, we humans
have these rights
and they are under
severe and
unrelenting attacks
from all over the
places and at all
times and this why
it is vital that we
stand up and speak
up and do all we can
to keep these rights
protected and
challenge wherever
they are infringed
and regardless of
who infringe them.
To fight
dehumanisation is to
have humanity
enforced in all
spheres of existence
so that we behave
and conduct
ourselves as per the
democratic cultural
expectations of what
are to be expected
of and from all
humans to behave
among and between
ourselves.
These days
everything is
becoming
sloganeering and
opinioneering but it
is vital that people
turn back and take a
profound look as to
what is happening in
this world and why
everything is
heading towards a
darker and lawless
direction, which can
not be accepted and
events like this
challenges this.
This event is taking
place on Sunday, 16
December 16 between
17:30-19:00 at the
Bridge Theatre, 03
Potters Fields Park,
London, SE1 2SG.
Tickets: £17.50,
£12.50 concessions.
All ticket buyers
will be entitled to
a free three month
digital subscription
to the TLS.
The event will be
introduced by
leading human rights
Barrister and
President of English
PEN, Mr Philippe
Sands QC.
Dave Eggers is the
author of many
books, including,
The Circle, A
Hologram for the
King, and The Monk
of Mokha, covering
subjects from the
boundaries of
technological
privacy and freedom
to modern
migration. He is
the Founder of the
independent San
Francisco publisher
McSweeney’s. Eggers
is, also, Co-founder
of the 826 National
network of tutoring
centres in the USA.
The HG Wells Lecture
showcases visionary
writing and new
thinking and is held
in honour of the
former PEN
President. Wells'
revolutionary ideas
set out in The
Rights of Man
influenced the
development of the
UN Universal
Declaration of Human
Rights. He, also,
foresaw the creation
of the worldwide
web, most notably,
in a series of talks
and essays entitled
World Brain.
Caption: Dave
Eggers: Image:
English PEN:::ω.
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In Support
of
Investigative
Journalism:
Unite So to
Ensure The
Pen Is
Neither Bent
Nor Broken:
The Humanion
Demands the
Immediate
Lifting of
the Threat
of Legal
Action
Against
Trevor
Birney and
Barry
McCaffrey
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|| September 04:
2018: National
Union of
Journalist UK
News || ά. Dear
Colleague at the
National Union
of
Journalists:NUJ
or At Any Other
Body of
Journalists in
the UK and
Across the
World, being a
member of the
organisation,
editing The
Humanion, I
write to you, in
support of a
standard letter,
sent to all NUJ
members about
the recent
alarming and
dangerous
development in
Northern
Ireland, where
two of our
colleagues have
been arrested on
Friday, August
31. Any attempt
to use criminal
law to attack
journalists for
doing their job
is an ABSOLUTE
RED LINE; simply
because
journalists do
not commit any
crime doing
their job, which
is a most vital
and most
fundamental
pillar of any
democratic
society: to
challenge and
bring to light
the truth and
keep the
powerfuls in
check. Without
free and
independent
press, media and
journalism there
can not exist
any democracy
whatsoever.
Therefore,
journalists are
being attacked
in this way in
the United
Kingdom is not
acceptable and
all workers of
‘The Pen, must
rise and unite
against such
draconian
measures being
‘abused’ to
‘muzzle’ the
press and
‘criminalise’
workers in all
forms of
journalism. I
urge you all to
support the
following letter
and its call and
to try your best
to take the
message to all
colleagues
because it is
paramount, in
this day of
‘war-on-all-fronts’
against
journalists and
journalism, that
we all unite and
stop the
ever-increasing
‘encroachment’
on the freedom
of the press,
free media and
free speech, as
well as, the
attempts
everywhere to
‘criminalise’
journalism and
journalists. It
is absolutely
vital that these
attempts are
challenged and
the issues they
relate to and
the wider
political,
social and
cultural spheres
they impact upon
are brought to
the public
discourse so
that the public
and the entire
professions and
agencies and
bodies of
journalists and,
generally, all
concerned with
the freedom of
speech, free
press,
fundamental
freedoms, civil
liberties and
human rights are
joining forces
in creating a
protective
consensus to
safeguard the
paramount
values, ideals
and liberties,
that have been
won through long
and hard
historic
struggles.
The NUJ Letter,
that I am urging
everyone to
support follows
this text.
Please, support
it yourself and
let all
colleagues know
about it and the
issues it
raises. Please,
support this
letter and its
call for unless
we unite and
challenge this
we are heading
towards a
‘Kafkaesque’
future, where
there will be no
one left to
speak for anyone
any longer and
the ‘invisible,
dark forces’,
that Kafka
painted in The
Trial would no
longer be
fiction but
reality, as we
have seen, what
followed ‘The
Trial’ in and
around Europe,
particularly,
the Soviet Union
and Eastern
Europe and
beyond. These
are profound
matters and they
bring to
question the
very fundamental
ecology of a
civic and
democratic
society and
culture and no
one can
‘practice the
pen’ and not
feel strongly
about these
issues nor can
anyone ‘stay’
inactive.
Please, support
this letter and
spread its
message. This is
much more than
Mr Trevor Birney
and Mr Barry
McCaffery: two
journalists,
whose vital
works have
brought them
into this
‘encroachment’
of their rights
to practice
their profession
and keep the
public informed.
Let them know
that they are
not alone and
that all
‘practitioners
of The Pen’ are
behind them.
Thank you.
Munayem Mayenin:
Editor of The
Humanion:
Member: National
Union of
Journalists: UK.
The NUJ-Letter:
Support
Investigative
Journalists
Under Threat:
‘’Be the arrow
not the
target.’’:Raymond
Williams:
The arrest of
journalists
Trevor Birney
and Barry
McCaffrey on
Friday 31 August
by detectives
from Durham
Constabulary,
supported by
officers from
the Police
Service of
Northern Ireland
represents an
attack on
investigative
journalism.
The documentary,
"No Stone
Unturned", sheds
light on the six
unsolved murders
in a violent
attack on
civilians in
Loughinisland,
County Down,
Northern Ireland
in 1994.
The film is an
outstanding
example of
public interest
journalism. The
documentary
raises serious
questions about
the police
investigation
into the attack.
We condemn the
targeting of
those who seek
the truth and
the attempt to
criminalise
media workers.
The foundation
on which all
confidential
information is
exchanged
between a
journalist and a
source is mutual
trust. The
ability of
journalists to
act in the
public interest
is contingent on
their ability to
honour
commitments made
in good faith to
a source of
confidential
information.
This principle
is enshrined in
the NUJ’s
ethical code of
conduct.
The highest
level of
protection,
under
international
law, must be
afforded to
journalists in
respect of
privacy in their
communications
and in respect
to the right to
protect
confidential
sources of
information
received and
published in the
public interest.
The NUJ has
strongly
condemned the
arrest of Trevor
Birney and Barry
McCaffrey, in
violation of
their rights
under the
European
Convention of
Human Rights and
was gravely
concerned by the
manner of their
detention and
the implication
for
investigative
journalism in
Northern
Ireland.
We the
undersigned
demand the
immediate
lifting of the
threat of legal
action against
Trevor Birney
and Barry
McCaffrey.
We further
demand that the
police
authorities and
prosecutors give
due recognition
to the right of
journalists to
protect
confidential
sources of
information,
with particular
reference to
Article 10 of
the European
Convention on
Human Rights.
We support the
campaign by the
NUJ in defence
of Trevor Birney
and Barry
McCaffrey, to
whom we extend
our support and
solidarity.
Signed:
If, you want to
add your name to
this public
statement and
petition of
support, then,
please, sign and
return by email:
endthreat at
nuj.ie
Alternatively,
you can post it
to the NUJ,
Spencer House,
Spencer Row,
Dublin 1, DO1
R9T8.
National Union
of Journalists
UK is based
at 72 Acton
Street: London
WC1X 9NB: 0207
843 3700: email:
info at
nuj.org.uk:::ω.
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English
PEN’s Brave
New Voices
Project and
the BBC
Proms: The
Ten Pieces
Prom
Performance
to Be
Broadcast on
BBC Radio
Three: July
29 |
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|| July 23: 2018 || ά. On
Sunday, July 29, a group of
participants in English PEN’s
Brave New Voices outreach
project, all pupils at the
Capital City Academy in
Willesden will perform a special
piece of poetry as part of the
Ten Pieces Prom. The Ten Pieces
Prom will be performed at 13:00,
Prom 19 and 17:00, Prom 20 on
the day.
The performances will be
broadcast live on BBC Radio
Three. The poem was written by
young participants from refugee
backgrounds, in collaboration
with Writer and Brave New Voices
Co-ordinator Ms Rosemary Harris
and Translator Ms Alice Guthrie,
in partnership with Salusbury
World.
English PEN's outreach programme
is a crucial pillar of its work
to promote literary diversity
and give meaning to the opening
lines of the PEN Charter that
'Literature knows no frontiers'.
And this is because the human
mind:soul:brain:will does not
know any frontier to begin with
so that whatever it creates it
resonates and mirrors this
boundlessness, the world and
world humanity have not yet
caught up with this infinity of
humanity as yet.
Brave New Voices introduces
established poets to young
people with a migrant or refugee
background living in the UK.
Participants are encouraged to
create new work, that reflects
their aspirations and
experiences.
‘’We are thrilled to have been
invited by the BBC to showcase
the work of our Brave New Voices
project and to collaborate with
Capital City Academy and
Salusbury World in creating this
new, culturally significant
work. We are, also extremely
grateful to the John Lyon's
Charity and the Limbourne Trust
for funding the Brave New Voices
project.’’ said Ms Antonia Byatt,
the Director of English PEN.
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The English PEN Invites
Everyone to Gather Round the
PEN Ackerley Prize 2018 in
London: July 10 |
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|| July 04: 2018 || ά. The English PEN has
announced that all three authors shortlisted for
the PEN Ackerley Prize 2018 are to be joining
together for a special prize-giving event,
taking place on Tuesday, July 10 at 19:00-20:15.
The three authors contending for the Prize are
Mr Richard Beard, Ms Maggie O’Farrell and Ms
Victoria Whitworth.
The PEN Ackerley Prize is awarded annually to a
literary autobiography of excellence and is the
only UK prize solely dedicated to memoir. Mr
Richard Beard for The Day That Went Missing:
Harvill Secker, Ms Maggie O’Farrell for I Am, I
Am, I Am: Tinder Press and Ms Victoria Whitworth
for Swimming with Seals: Head of Zeus. The
Prize-giving event is taking place at the Free
Word Centre in London. The Centre is based at 60
Farringdon Road, EC1R 3GA.
They are expected to discuss their memoirs with
the Chair of the Judges of the Prize Mr Peter
Parker, before the winner of the 2018 prize is
announced.
The gathering will be able to join the event for
this celebratory event to hear more about the
work of these three great writers. Copies of the
shortlisted books will be available to purchase
on the night.
Tickets to the PEN Ackerley Prize 2018 are
£08.00 and include a free glass of wine. Members
of English PEN, may, attend for the discounted
price of £05.00 by using the discount code
PENMEMBER at
the Free Word online box office.
Joe Randolph Ackerley, 1896-1967, was an Author
and long-time Literary Editor of The Listener
Magazine. The J. R. Ackerley Prize was endowed
by his sister Nancy in his memory.
Mr Peter Parker is the Author of Housman
Country, The Last Veteran, The Old Lie: The
Great War and the Public-School Ethos and
biographies of J. R. Ackerley and Christopher
Isherwood. He is an Advisory Editor of The
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, and has
written about books, painting, architecture and
gardening for a wide variety of newspapers and
magazines.
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It Is Always In The Light Of The Pen Where Resides Humanity's
Future: For Woman: For Man |
|| March 08: 2018: The Humanion Pen || ά. It is
always the light: against the dark: It is an
ever-growing vine of light against the trellis
of the darkness: And this beautiful light and
this awe-inspiring darkness are the magnificent
duality of this Universe in which all beauty and
all truth are sung and our origin, our practice,
being and doing and becoming, our learning and
creating and giving and forwarding and our
destination is and can not but be this light:
And with this light we fight the monstrosities
of the evils, that always threaten the very
existence of humanity and these evils are rising
and sharpening their claws and millions and
millions of people, human beings across the
earth are falling willingly into their laps. But
the world and the world humanity can not but
rise to face these challenges for, if, we, fail, Hitlers and Mussolinis and countless others like
them are going to run and devastate, all we
have: the very core of all human values and all
diversity of humanity are the most targeted of
things by these dark forces. But it is always
the light, with which must we rise to make a
stand and fight.
And it is always the Pen: It is always the light
of the thought: It is always the architecture of
reason by and with which these thoughts are
constructed. It is always the Nile of creation:
flowing in the ink of light: light equates to
enlightenment, only which can lift us out of
fear, paranoia and absolute phobia, prejudice,
hatred, xenophobia and all other related hatred,
misogyny and masochism: only enlightenment can
make us see and become free of these and reach a
state of liberty: It is the Pen: It is always
the Pen: On March 08: 2018, as we celebrate The
Woman: let us remind the world, that is
'hell-bent' on going backward and all parts of
the world are now turned around and they all are
being 'misled' towards this backwardness: that
it is the light we should be headed and not the
darkness but these so called leaders and their
parties and groups and all the rest are making
people believe humanity should head to the
darkness! All, that we have achieved, are now
facing 'termination' and the whole humanity is
facing a desperately lawless present and future.
And, these are real: it is happening everywhere
in Europe, in the Americas, in Asia and in
Africa and Australasia and everywhere it is, as,
if, humanity has reached a state of 'absolute
carnage', of 'absolute slaughter': all, that has
been achieved, particularly, over the last few
centuries and enhanced and codified and
enshrined into laws, practices and cultures, now
face 'utter and absolute' destruction'. Law,
international law, rule of law, rights, human
rights, woman's rights, child's rights and so on
and so forth, all are now being thrown into the
bonfire of ignorance. Look at China turning
back: look at Russia: it has not only turned
back but, also, now is living in the past and
feeding monstrosities in blood and carnage: in
America the people have been cut out of the
American constitution: In Africa, the same line
of destructive divisions, warmongering, hatred
and conflicts: In Asia hatred has been rising
and rising: Japan has turned backward speaking
jingoism: Australasia has not been much better
and they have turned backward, as well: In South
America they have turned backward: In Europe
fascism and nazism are back with a vengeance
and, what is chilling is this that it has ceased
to shock people. Fascism, nazism, racism has
become 'normal'. All this put together and,
still we see the world has amassed the largest
possible funds to support and maintain hundreds
of millions of people-worth of armies across the
earth and across nations and under whom an
unfathomable and absolutely obscene amount of
money is being wasted while the entire world,
most of all, the so called advanced world are
becoming 'glorified squalors', where poverty is
literally 'dissecting', the greater part of any
population and these desperation are tearing
hundreds of millions of human lives across the
earth.
Why should all this be part of the Celebration
of The Woman: Well, what are the women in Yemen
are doing? What are the Rohingya Women doing?
What are the women in Syria doing? What are the
women in pccupied territories of Palestine
doing? What are the women of America doing,
where a great majority of women are accepted as
second class citizens? What are the women in
Ireland doing, where they are still treated as
'state owned objects' so that they must act, as,
if, their bodies are owned by the state: if,
they fail, they should be punished: What are the
women in Russian rural societies doing, where
they have laws allowing their husbands to
'chastise' their wives? What are the women doing
being trafficked as commodities? What are the
women doing being abused and bought and sold in
refugee camps in Libya and other places? What
are the women doing being enslaved in very many
modern slavery, including, hundreds of millions
across the world, who are married to 'a life
time of enforced matrimonial economic slavery'?
What are the African young women doing, who have
neither education nor any prospects of ever
getting into employment and they are being
'passed around in the abuse-route' so that they
can have 'material existence'? What are the
women doing, who are under paid? What are the
women doing, where their employers think they
have a right to ask the women whether they were
or planning to be pregnant? What are countless
number of women around the world doing, who are
being violated, abused, beaten and many pay with
their lives? This can go on for a few years, if,
we keep at it! Therefore, women's rights and
celebrating women is not a task, that we can
take as, if, we are having a portion of fish and
chips: This is a political fight: This is a
political philosophical fight: This is a
political economical fight: This is a
sociological fight: This is a cultural fight:
And, no, it can not be done by wearing t-shirts
and expressing opinions in
the distorteddia arena!
This task is not just for
women: This task in not just for men: it is a
task for both men and women: Because they both
are humans and together form humanity and they
must work together and fight together to achieve
liberty for all so that everyone is equal. And
in this fight education and learning is the way
to go: Those, who think just expressing opinions
and using clichés and taughtologies they can
bring about any social change, are utterly
mistaken. Education is the light with which to
acquire the power to change lives: One's life
and others' lives. Women's lives and men's
lives: boys' lives and girls' lives. Education
is the only way one can seek to change the
culture in Russian rural areas so that people
did not accept the treatment of women by beating
them up! And, this is not just happening in
Russia but in many many parts of the world,
even, in the advanced economies. Only education
can make human souls rise above the low state of
existence, that is such that makes people fall
victims of all sorts of horrors and sociological
evils. This is a political and philosophical and
economical and sociological and cultural fight.
Let us commit to this fight and look at the
serious, vital and fundamental issues at stake.
Yes, it is a dangerous world but in this
dangerous world we have achieved much and must
we keep going, keeping focus and not get
distracted and hijacked by pseudo-social-crocodiling',
where everyone is making money by 'selling'
women's rights and this and the other. We need
more women like Dr Angela Merkels: We need more
MPs and Congress Women and Female Senators, more
in leadership positions but for this, again,
education is a must: For becoming a Congress
Woman or an MP or a Leader of political
movement, one can not but do the hardest of
task: not just education will do: Farther and
more determined and more sustained and more
committed and continual work are a must and, an
absolute commitment to serve the public good:
Expressing hollow opinions and feeding hatred
and hostility are not things, that advance
women's empowerment. More women in all fields of
politics, economics, sociology, law and
judiciary and areas of policy-leading, as well
as, advancing women's education, particularly,
higher and further education: in all fields of
sciences and mathematics and engineering and all
other discipline of studies.
And, the final point, is
this: those, who seem to suddenly promote a
view, as, if, women's rights and empowerment are
women's things and that women have men as
enemies are utterly wrong and dangerously
misguided. Let us make this point: we can not
have a sphere without two halves. And one would
say, well, there are two halves in it so what:
But looking at these two halves one can not but
see that, despite, being and appearing and doing
the same task: Filling the half of a sphere,
these two halves are not the same: for the
Southern Hemisphere faces the Northern
Hemisphere or Eastern faces Western: So that
they can not be said to be the same: We have to
reverse the Southern Hemisphere so that it
becomes Northern Hemisphere to face the Southern
side. This is how woman and man are making
humanity: Imagine, a woman and a man, facing
each other and you can see that these are two,
apparently, same thing, except some specific
physiological differences, are not the the same?
Well, here is the paradox: they are same but
they are not the same at the same time: for what
is the difference between a right hand and a
left: They are the same and they are not the
same at the same time: the woman is made by
reversing the man or the man is made by
reversing a woman: So that it is, as, if,
humanity has been given this astonishing
double-power so that an Emma stands facing south
and a John stands facing north and this way,
together, they can see the opposite sides and
opposite perspectives, that neither Emma nor
John can do alone. But this gives them both the
power to unite the 390 degree view into a one
view, that they both can now generate. In terms
of this similarities between man and woman: if,
we, imagine, any other people looking at Emma
and John standing from far they would conclude
that they were looking at two human beings:
while, if, we, imagine other animals looking at
this couple, they would describe them as
'humans' and, then, may, add that they are of
two sorts. These are not things, issues, ideas
and concepts, that can be 'catch phrased' into
'news items': These require study, thinking,
contemplating, learning and developing oneselves:
Here, again, we come back to the light: To the
Pen: It is always the Pen: It is always the
light: Let there be light today on all women and
girls in England, in Wales, in Northern Ireland
and in Scotland and in the whole of the United
Kingdom and across Europe and across the world.
The views expressed in this piece can be called
Humanical views, which are part of
humanics. Let there
be light.
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Whatever Your Field of Work and Wherever in the World
You are, Please, Make a Choice to Do All You Can to Seek and Demand the End of
Death Penalty For It is Your Business What is Done in Your Name. The Law That
Makes Humans Take Part in Taking Human Lives and That Permits and Kills Human
Lives is No Law. It is the Rule of the Jungle Where Law Does Not Exist.
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Here, Professor Volker Liebig, Director of
Earth Observation Programmes, ESA, and Mrs.
Roxana Radvan, Deputy of the General Director,
National Institute of Research and Development
for Optoelectronics, INOE, Romania, signed the
Romanian MULTIPLY airborne contract, on
October 14, 2014, at ESA Headquarters in Paris.
The Pen: Signature of the
Romanian MULTIPLY airborne contract: Released
14:10:2014 5:33 pm: Image: ESA–N. Imbert-Vier,
2014 |
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May 03: 2016 ||
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This is our newest section, The Pen, which we
think, is the Most Beautiful of All Human Creations.
Here, we would publish photographs and other
pieces, of humanity using that pen to show how
beautiful it looks: a human holding a pen to put a
signature to a piece of paper, to begin writing the
assignment, or inking out that poem that is still
inside the head or to draw a butterfly or a formula
or a diagram of something that did not yet exist or
drawing out a trajectory or draft diagram of a
building or a sketch: simply, a mind that is poised
to write and the body holds the pen and the human
mind is lost in the thought of how to begin:
contrasting that with the sheer ugliness of the guns
and violence that we have in the world because part
of us simply forgot and keep forgetting to look and
see the magnificence of the pen.
Prof. Volker Liebig,
Director of Earth Observation
Programmes, ESA, and Mrs. Roxana Radvan,
Deputy of the General Director, National
Institute of Research and Development
for Optoelectronics, INOE, Romania,
signed the Romanian MULTIPLY airborne
contract, on 14 October 2014, at ESA
Headquarters in Paris. Signature of the
Romanian MULTIPLY airborne contract:
Released 14/10/2014 5:33 pm: Copyright
ESA–N. Imbert-Vier, 2014 |
And, yet, those who worship guns cannot find a
SINGLE instance in Human History where guns had
achieved peace but all the fighting and wars always
ended with a Pen putting the signature on a peace
treaty. And this, Section, The Pen, we dedicate to
the Memory, Name and Works of Gabriel Garcia Marquez
who had achieved the highest of human accolade in
using his Pen and making words magic in whose One
Hundred Years of Solitude, The Treaty of Nirlandia
was signed by the Colonel, not with a gun but with a
Pen: The Pen.
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Signature
of Romanian MULTIPLY airborne contract:
The contract to develop a novel airborne
multiwavelength high spectral resolution
lidar was signed by Roxana Radvan, the
Deputy General-Director of Romania’s
National Institute for Research and
Development in Optoelectronics. The
ceremony took place at ESA headquarters
in Paris on 14 October 2014. Released
14/10/2014 5:33 pm: Copyright ESA–N.
Imbert-Vier, 2014 |
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