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EVELYN EVELYN IS OUT! (+ NEW TOUR DATES including US & CANADA!!)
HAPPY HAPPY
EVELYN EVELYN
RECORD RECORD
RELEASE RELEASE, COMRADES!
Evelyn Evelyn by Evelyn Evelyn
‘tis true, it’s OUT as of YESTERDAY! and thank you all so much, everyone, for the overwhelming positive feedback about it, too.
we’re so, so, happy you love it.
jason is showing up here in boston in a few days to get ready for our tour.
dates are below. we’re working really, really hard (we have a full week of real stage rehearsals next week) to make this tour VERY special.here’s (left to right) sxip, jason, and me (with the twins in the background) working on ideas for the show:
we don’t want you to miss it…..come.
the reviews and the press are just starting to heat up, here’s some choice quotes:
“Jason Webley might be pushing Palmer to her greatest musical success yet.” – MXDWN
“This is the 21st century musical that David Lynch has waited his entire life to discover.” – Modern Tonic
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Employing Women Immigrants from France in Israeli French-Speaking Companies: Honey Trap or Safety Net?
Introduction
Women’s Employment and Social Compensation
Immigrants from France
Research Method
Findings
Discussion
Introduction
The number of immigrants from France to Israel has increased dramatically in recent years, reaching a peak of over 7,000 in 2015. The number subsequently dropped to about 5,000 in 2016 and fewer than 4,000 in 2017 (CBS, 2017). A significant percentage of the immigrants from France are between the ages 18-65, and can thus be expected to join the Israeli workforce. According to recent studies, although these immigrants come from a Western country and may be classified as skilled migrants, they face challenges in integrating into the Israeli labor market.1
This study focuses on a relatively new development closely linked to this in the Israeli employment landscape: work in companies located in Israel that provide services in French to F
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A lot of people who don’t like young adult literature think that it’s a monolithic genre. When these people think about YA, they almost always think about a certain kind of young adult romance, the kind populated with young, attractive people falling in love with each other at the drop of a hat. They think of Brooding YA Heroes, clumsy yet irresistible Mary Sue heroines, and love triangles. As a huge fan of and advocate for YA fiction, this blanket judgment really irks me. There are lots of YA novels that are as brilliant and insightful as those supposedly for real adults. The Book Thiefis YA. The Hate U Giveis YA. I’ll Give You the Sunis YA. Some YA novels are so clearly excellent that the world tries to pretend that they belong in the regular fiction section because heaven forbid YA be insightful and literary (I’m thinking specifically about The Perks of Being a Wallflowerand The Catcher and the Rye, both of which are textbook YA but rarely acknowledged as such). So