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The little guide
Greetings from Kőrösmező/Yasinya! German field post, 27 July 1917
It would have been best to publish the following text right after the post about the memorial plaques in Kőrösmező/Yasinya, they have so many common threads: the place, the time, and partly even the actors and fates, as we will see. The Transylvanian writer Sándor Török (1904-1985), Jewish by origin, Protestant by religion and adventurous by nature, author of a number of favorite books of our childhood, visited Subcarpathia in the summer of 1939, after the region was regained for five years by Hungary. His travel diary A szemtanú naplója (Diary of the Eyewitness, 1941) is a unique report, among others, about the uncertain and evolving ethnic identities of this peculiar multi-ethnic mountainous region. In an earlier post we already accompanied him to the town of Huszt/Khust, in the company of his local guide, who was a strange mixture of Rusyn-Russian-Hungarian ethnic identity. Below we quote from a day he spent in Kőrösmező/Yasinya, his excursion to the pre-1918 Hungarian-Polish border, restored between 1939 and 1944, and his encounters with the transitory cultures of the borderland.
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…The previous night the traveler asked his hosts to look for an intelligent boy for the morning, who knows Hungarian and would accompany him to the Polish border. Now it is five o'clock in the morning, and the traveler is standing in front of the gate, not knowing what to admire more: this clean, beautiful morning under the mountains, or that at five in the morning he is already up and is here, waiting for the boy. For in Körösmező certainly there are many intelligent boys, and also enough poor boys whom one or two pengős come in handy. But from the whole constellation – a poor boy who for those few pengős is willing to go the way which is about 25-26 kilometers there and back; an intelligent one who also knows Hungarian – a Jewish boy must appear. And in fact, he appears, giving occasion to the traveler to admire the assimilating power of the landscape.
This young Jewish boy was born in 1924, that is, under the Czechs. – What is your name? – Artúr Blutreich – he says – but… please call me Nyumi. I'm also called this at school. Artúr… it is… it is so ugly.
The traveler is not surprised at all that the Jewish Artúr Blutreich in Kőrösmező speaks Hungarian with more or less the same accent as the lad of Huszt, József Kovács, who claims to be a Protestant and Little Russian. The traveler is already not surprised at anything, he has given up. He accepts the fact that if he closes his eyes, he can believe that this boy here is Little Russian. And vice versa, he might also believe that József Kovács of Huszt is a Jew. Perhaps Nyumi's speech is somewhat kinder and softer, more Rusyn-like, for he himself lives among Rusyns. The clever rural force of his expressions is also akin to those of the Rusyns of Huszt or here, but there is also a great difference between him and the lad of Huszt, which the objective traveler cannot ignore. On the question concerning his identity, the lad of Huszt proudly replied that he is a Great Russian who "loves Hungarians", and he said that the Hungarian language "just stuck to him" in the course of his wanderings, and his brothers and relatives do not know Hungarian, only Russian. Nyumi, however, considers himself Hungarian, and went to a Russian school – he adds: there was no other! –, and on the question as to from where then he knows Hungarian so well, he says: from home! – So do you talk in Hungarian at home? – And lo, he replies on the question with a question. Why, a Jew remains a Jew. He spreads his arms, and says: – Well, how should we talk?
• After the first formalities of getting acquainted, Nyumi – as if casting the job in a final form – says: well then, so we go over to Pole. – This is the local, border region railwayman and postman argot: we go over to Pole. – So Nyumi says it like this.
On the way Nyumi praises the little calf like this: very cute little cow. – He examines the horses of the oncoming military cart, and by stopping and staring long after them, he says: you have great nice horses. – I think you do not have to be one particularly involved in languages and words to understand from these few examples, how this Jewish boy of Kőrösmező – who, as you know, went to Russian school – learned Hungarian at home, or more precisely, what kind of Hungarian language he learnt. Well, certainly, it is a very beautiful Hungarian language. As in Budapest certain classes, Jews or non-Jews, standing roughly at the same low cultural level, speak alike the so-called "boulevard argot", here in Kőrösmező Nyumi Blutreich speaks a clear Hungarian, whose basic components of thought are identical to those of the Rusyn peasants.
For example: we are already coming back, when it turns out that if we had just arrived earlier at the Polish border, then the Hungarian commander would have put us on a military cart, and we could have come back more conveniently. The traveler regrets it. Nyumi, however, comforts him: no matter, it is better to go than to travel. And reassures the traveler: we will surely reach the train, as to home we go faster. The horse also goes faster when it senses the smell of his stables.
Nyumi knows the things of trees, grasses, mountains, animals. He climbs up the mountains like the Rusyn of Huszt or like local people in general. On the Tisza bridge he steps up on the small concrete sidewalk – it really impresses him – and asks the traveler: Are there sidewalks like this everywhere in cities? I have been to Rahó/Rakhiv many times, and there it is! – The little Jewish boy steps on the sidewalk, but after three or four steps he jumps off the road again, and says: it is not good to go on it, it's very hard.
Kőrösmező/Yasinya. Railway bridge on the Galician (at the time of the narrative, Polish-Hungarian) border
• Such is this Nyumi like, with whom the traveler makes an agreement for this morning. By the time the traveler gets to know Nyumi, he fairly well suspects the relationships of mountains, waters and people, he traveled through villages of many languages and mixed population, and got to know the dear old Rusyn, Uncle Frickon, who burst into tears by swearing allegiance to the Hungarian motherland, and finished it so: "long live the whole Austrian nation!" – since he was a gunner in Miskolc in 1915: Kanonier Frickon. – It happened to the traveler that in Aknaszlatina/Slatina he asked a coffee house servant whether they had breakfast. And as from her stuttering reply he sensed her Romanian language, he continued: știi mai bine românește? – Da, domnule, da! – Yes, sir, yes – and they continued in Romanian. Ten minutes later an old servant lad came in, who tortured the Hungarian words with the same accent as the girl before. – Știi mai bine românește? – asked the traveler with all familiarity, but he spread his hands, and regretfully replied: I not know Romanian, sir, I be Hungarian… […] But the traveler also sat in the restaurant next to the railway station of a small town, and he wordlessly enjoyed the following scene: the gentlemen coming from "the mother country" – as Hungary is called here – at a long table cruelly cursed the service, the food and the drinks, everything. Of course, doing so by cursing the Jews plentifully and at ease. For the Jewish innkeeper and his family, however, it did not matter if the entire kitchen and all the universe turned over, because they were sitting around the radio, since in Budapest there was a literary evening of Endre Ady! Well, what do they care about a few pieces of wiener schnitzels? Zsigmond Móricz speaks about Endre Ady in Budapest!
The traveler is already beyond all this, he has already listened to the story of the professor in Huszt, who avowed himself to be a Great Russian, so the Ukrainian extremists poked out his eyes with a hot needle. He already knows all these stories, when he meets Nyumi Blutreich, who formulates his opinion on the short-lived Ukrainian rule in Subcarpathia like this: you know, it was like when the hen tries to give birth to ducks.
Kőrösmező/Yasinya, the source of the Tisza. A Hungarian postcard written in Romanian, and posted to the Keviszőllős/Seleuš, today in Serbia, on 30 July 1913.
• If the reader considers the above, he will understand the joy of the traveler on Nyumi's beautiful Hungarian language.
But the image of Nyumi would not be complete if the traveler held back what the boy asked of him on the way. First – another coincidence – he asked more or less the same as the lad of Huszt: whether Budapest is greater than Prague. This is natural. Any other simple soul would have asked this of the traveler after a morning-long acquaintance. Both also asked whether the Castle of Buda is as beautiful as the Hradžin. – They measure on this how much they – they, personally! – gained with the change of government, where they fell, and what the "new rule" is like. To them it is "new", since they were born in the "old" one, and the "oldest" one they only know from hearsay. The Russian also asked whether Brünn is larger than Debrecen. So he was in Brünn and heard about Debrecen. And Nyumi asked whether Kecskemét is as large as Rahó. He was never beyond Rahó, and heard about Kecskemét. The answers and descriptions of the traveler helped both of them to understand, to which and how large a country, and into the shadow of what kind of power they had come.
The circle already known by them has more or less the same radius, at least of a different quality: the Russian learned everything himself during his wanderings, and Nyumi learned at home what he could. But they long for the same thing: to get to the city.
Later Nyumi reveals one more field of interest. He asks: what now is the price of stamps? Well, the traveler does not know this. He also inquires about the price of a camera, film and a bike, but soon it turns out that he is interested in them not as a Jew, but as a boy. He has a collection of stamps, had a bike, and would like to have a camera.
Thus, all things considered, it turns out that in language, way of thought and physical characteristics, the traveler has found no essential difference between the Russian lad of Huszt and the Jewish boy of Kőrösmező.
The traveler and his guide leave for the Jablonitsa on this bright morning after five o'clock. The traveler already refuses to describe for the reader the landscape, the elfish game of the sunshine with the water of the mountain creeks, the light and shadows… and then the scents!
Suffice it to say, that as soon as they leave behind Kőrösmező, they start to climb up along the suddenly meandering Lazestina creek in the gradually thickening and darkening pine forest. The sun rises from behind the Hoverla mountain, higher and higher, in the infinite blue, just occasionally covering itself with a small white cloud, just to have this in supply, too. Nyumi presents the traveler with the glistening snow-capped peaks around: there is the Pietros, the Shesa, to the right the Chorna Kleva – and he points with deep reverence behind them: and there, the Bliznitsa!
The Bliznitsa – the name means ʻtwins' – are two beautiful, majestic, huge snowy peaks, Nyumi's favorites. Apparently, the Bliznitsa is to him what the post office was to József Kovács in Huszt. Nyumi stops every quarter of a hour, turns back, and points to them: Well, now the Bliznitsa is beautiful! – From here you see well the Bliznitsa! – Now soon from there, from the bend!
Kőrösmező/Yasinya, the Bliznitsa. This postcard was sent from Máramarossziget/Sighetu Marmației shortly after Sándor Török's journey and at the same time of the tragic last journey of the "stateless Jews", in August 1941, by a Hungarian soldier on his way to the Russian front: "My dear good Mother and Father. This morning we arrived at Máramarossziget, and soon we go on. Perhaps this night we will already sleep on Russian land…"
Here already only the waters move… sometimes a bird… or a light wind caresses the forest… Down there, far away, the bell of small-horned mountain cows and sheep… and the traveler is listening to the stamping of his own feet.
– Up there – points Nyumi at a red roof emerging from the trees –, it is already the tselnitsa, the customs house. Beautiful red, isn't it?
– Beautiful.
– Up there it is not that red any more. It appears so red only from here, from the much dark green. – Nyumi knows a lot! And he also knows every grass and tree, the footprints of the animals, everything that belongs here, in the forest. A kite! – he points to the sky – it is hunting. A magpie… can you hear it?
But they already speak little, the traveler and his guide. They have long left the road behind, they climb up in gullies and trails, higher and higher… they cannot hear the bell of the cows and sheep any more, only the rustling of the water and of the trees. Suddenly, a slight noise… and a nice, fat pine cone tumbles at the feet of the traveler. Nyumi points not upwards, but at the cone, by stating: a squirrel! It was thrown down by a squirrel. – The traveler bends down for the cone, then he looks up, and in fact, there is the squirrel sneaking over there, now it jumps away, by saying goodbye with its leafy tail before disappearing in the forest. The traveler puts the cone in the pocket of his jacket, among the acorns, pebbles and other such stuff. Thank you – he says after the squirrel – thank you, young man! And neither the squirrel, nor the traveler know yet, what honor awaits this cone, far away, in Kassa/Košice.
Kőrösmező/Yasinya, customs office on the Hungarian border, 1939-1944
Kőrösmező, from 16 March 1939 to 17 September 1939 Hungarian-Polish, after the division of Poland Hungarian-Soviet border
Kőrösmező, still today with an existing Polish border mark (from the tisza-forras.hu site)
• We are on the Jablonitsa. Beyond, Poland. Things go unceremoniously here. The Hungarian commander looks at the papers of the traveler, but he did not ask for them. The traveler himself took them out. In the meantime two customs officer arrive from the village on motorcycle. They have no official task here, they only came for what the traveler wants: to go over to Pole for a while. All right, let's go over to Pole. The customs officers lay down their guns, and walk beyond the barrier together with the commander. The Polish commander is already coming. Just so welcoming and informal, rather like a host greeting his guests.
The border – as a border – cannot be sensed here. The traveler forces the Polish commander to have a look at his papers. But he gallantly refuses. They take it literally… or rather sentimentally, that Polish-Hungarian, two brothers. They receive all Hungarians with open arms.
Encounter of Hungarian and Polish soldiers on the Subcarpathian border reannexed to Hungary on 16 March 1939. Life Photo Archive. See also the contemporary Hungarian-Polish newsreel.
With open arms and broken German. And since the traveler does not know German either, the conversation consists mainly of gestures suggesting "thank you", "everything is so beautiful here"… "Oh, come on, come on!" – The traveler is guided into the neat tourist house, where the walls are decorated with pine branches, and on the main place, the portrait of the Hungarian governor Miklós Horthy, on the other side Moscicky. with Pilsudsky and Ridz-Smigly.
The traveler buys Polish Mewa cigarettes here, the customs officers clink their glasses with Polish wine, and the manager of the tourist house, who is also the postmaster, gives out postcards and stamps, and undertakes to send them home from the other, Polish side. Then, having said goodbye to the Poles, the traveler is standing on the Jablonitsa. There is the Hoverla, with the source of the Lazeshtina, says the Polish officer, showing them around. There, the Pietros, and the Bliznitsa. And here, our mountains, the Svinitsa, the Chomniak, the Gorgon…
The Lazeshtina at sunrise. Río Wang's Maramureș tour, 2013.
The Hoverla at sunrise. Río Wang's Maramureș tour, 2013
– Thank you… – says the traveler, and not only to the Polish officer.
• On the way back down in the forest, the traveler and his guide enter a cemetery. Two rows of small concrete crosses are cared for by a huge pine tree. Under the nameless crosses, unknown soldiers have slept for more than twenty years. They fell here, at the Tatar Pass, in the first years of the world war. On the first cross facing the path, a candle has burnt down to the bottom. On the large common cross, an inscription: Valaji K Vam: "Zachorejte mir". Since then, the traveler would have had occasion to learn what this means – these sorts of things he considers his duty –, but this time he did not do so. According to Nyumi, this simply means: let there be peace… – And the traveler accepts it and forwards this translation.
Kőrösmező/Yasinya, cemetery of fallen soldiers.
Kőrösmező/Yasinya, Jewish cemetrey
The file of Nyumi – Artúr Blutreich – in the death records of the Mauthausen concentration camp
Publicado por Tamas DEAK en 2/04/2014
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Burberry's Spring/Summer 2020 Runway Show Presents A New Future For The Heritage Brand
By Gina Marinelli
As the adage goes, those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it. But at the runway show for the Spring/Summer 2020 collection for Burberry, Chief Creative Officer Riccardo Tisci made it clear that history can inspire a different future. He's done his due diligence when it comes to taking the reigns of a brand so steeped in British culture and fashion history, and his latest runway show during London Fashion Week showed an apparent nod to the past but included a vision for what's to come.
"Evolution" is the latest of Tisci's collections since joining Burberry last year, and from the start of the show one could easily spot the brand's signature themes in his designs: sharp, classic tailoring; pristine shirting; flashes of tartan; and of course the iconic trench. But new and bold interpretations were just as evident. Sleeves and hemlines were generously fringed, as well as modeled by a newly blonde Kendall Jenner. Gingham provided a fresh alternative to tartan in a classic spring color palette. As for the ever-present trenches, they were reimagined with vibrant scarf-print panels and seemingly dripping in crystal brooches, namely worn by Agyness Deyn who made a long awaited return to the runway since shifting gears to focus on her acting career.
"My first year at Burberry was about understanding and refining the new codification for the house," Tisci shared in the collection's show notes. "With that foundation in place, I feel ready to start exploring what's at the heart of this incredible brand." With this in mind, the Spring/Summer 2020 collection was also steeped in Victorian Era inspiration, the period of time in which Thomas Burberry lived and created his brand, as well as "a time in Britain for great change and progress, an era that has always inspired me and my work," the designer noted.
Unlike other recent themes in fashion, including prairie dressing or Western style, the Victorian references weren't quite as literal to the era they came from. Tisci infiltrated ideas such as full and pleated sleeves shown on body hugging silhouettes, corsets with a sportswear edge, and delicate, frilly tops worn layered over striped tees (a styling trick to try ASAP). Meanwhile elegant lacy dresses were seen throughout, both long and flowing as well as mini versions with trains for a dramatic touch. From the neckline the words "I am a unicorn" were visible, another nod to the original Burberry designer. "He chose to present his company with an emblem of a knight on a horse," Tisci added in the notes, "but for his family crest, he instead chose a unicorn."
Of course, Tisci's vision for Burberry's future wasn't solely about refreshing some of the ideas the brand was built on, nor looking only as far as next spring. In an effort to become a carbon-neutral brand by 2022, Burberry's show Monday afternoon was also its first certified carbon-neutral runway. "We have offset our impacts, such as the flights of guests traveling to London specifically for the show," the brand shared on Instagram, "and the build and production of the event, through VSC-certified REDD+ projects which prevent deforestation and conserve tropical rainforest in the Brazilian Amazon."
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Q: Laravel5.5 routing; 500 (Internal Server Error) I'm trying to create a contact pop up form in Laravel but seems like the routing is not working. I'm starting from 'contact.blade.php', using 'contact-provider.js'. Browser gives following error:
GET http://127.0.0.1:8000/en/vendor/186/contact 500 (Internal Server Error)

contact.blade.php (full) (is inserted into home-extended.blade.php -> see under)

@lang('profile.vendorContactTitle')

{{ $profile->user->company_name }}
{{$profile->services->pluck("name")->implode(", ")}}

                                    {{ $profile->subtitle }}
                                @if ($profile->address)

                                    {{ $profile->address->street }} {{ $profile->address->street_no }}

                                    {{ $profile->address->zip }} {{ $profile->address->city }} | {{$profile->address->country_code}}

                                @endif

                                    @if($profile->phone)

                                        @lang('profile.vendorContactPhone'):
                                        phone }}">{{ $profile->phone }}

                                    @endif
                                    @if($profile->mobile)

                                        @lang('profile.vendorContactMobile'):
                                        {{ $profile->mobile }}

                                     @endif
                                     @if($profile->email && !$profile->user->is_ahuser)

                                        @lang('profile.vendorContactMail'):
                                        email }}"
                                                          class="c-link c-link__primary">{{ str_limit($profile->email, $limit = 27, $end = '...') }}

                                    @endif
                                    @if($profile->web)

                                        @lang('profile.vendorContactWeb'):

                                        @if(strpos($profile->web, 'http') !== 0)
                                        web }}" class="c-link c-link__primary" target="_blank">{{ $profile->web }}
                                        @else
                                        web }}" class="c-link c-link__primary" target="_blank">{{ $profile->web }}
                                        @endif

                                    @endif

@lang('profile.vendorServicesTitle')

                        @foreach($profile->services as $service)
                            @foreach ($service->children->whereIn('id', $profile->user->categories->pluck('id')) as $child)

{{ $child->name }}

                                @foreach($child->specifications->whereIn('id', $profile->user->specifications->pluck('id')) as $specification)

{{ $specification->name }}

                                @endforeach

                            @endforeach
                        @endforeach

                        <input type="hidden" name="_token" value="{{ csrf_token() }}">

                        user->id]) }}"
                               data-modal-open="contact-provider-form">@lang('profile.btnContact')

            @if (isset($data) || !Route::is('vendor.edit'))
             @lang('profile.vendorReportUser')
            @endif

            @if(!$profile->user->is_ahuser)
                @lang('profile.vendorImprintLink')
            @endif

        @if($profile->user->is_ahuser)

@lang('profile.transferProfileText')
                    user->id) }}" class="c-link c-link__primary c-link--small">@lang('profile.transferProfileCTA')

        @endif

home-extended.blade.php
@extends ('layouts.profile-extended')

@push('inject-header-css')
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ asset('css/slider-custom.css') }}">

@endpush

@section ('inject-content')
  @php ($lang = app()->getLocale()) @endphp

    @include('components.modals.search-detail')
    @include ('components.global.google-translate')

    @isset($page)

          @php
            $pageTitle =  $page->getTranslatedTitle(request('lang', $lang));
            $titleTranslate = 'notranslate';
            if (!(strlen($pageTitle) > 0)) {
                $titleTranslate = 'translate';
                $pageTitle = $page->getTranslatedTitle(request('lang', config('language.fallback')[$lang]));
            }
          @endphp

            @if(($page->category && $page->category->has_horses) || $page->slug === 'events')

{{ $pageTitle }}

                  <button data-modal-open="modal-filter" id="filter-button"
                          class="c-btn c-btn--small c-btn--red">@lang('global.filterResults')
                  </button>

            @else

{{strip_tags($pageTitle)}}

            @endif

      @if($page->category && $page->category->has_horses)

category->id }}" data-search-only="horse"
                 data-by-vendor="{{ $profile->id }}" data-target-container="horse-result">

        @include('components.modals.filter-horse')
      @endif

      @if($profile->has_events && $page->slug === 'events')

id }}" data-target-container="event-result">

        @include('components.modals.filter-event')
      @endif

        @foreach ($page->content_blocks as $block)
          @include($block->getView(), ['lang' => $lang, 'block' => $block])
        @endforeach

    @endisset

    @include ('components.vendor.contact')
    @include ('components.global.banner.provider')

@endsection

@push('inject-footer-scripts')

@endpush

in web.php the routing is done by:
Route::get('{urlLang}/vendor/{vendor}/contact', 'VendorController@contact')
    ->name('vendor.contact');

contact-provider.js:
var ExtendedForm = ExtendedForm || {};

/**
 * Show search form modal with detailed info
 * @type {{init}}
 */
ExtendedForm.showSearchDetail = (function ($) {

  var _$container;
  var _$modal;

  var _clearAndShow = function () {
    $('.modal-content', _$modal).html('');
    _$modal.css({display: 'block'});
  };

  var _getContent = function (url) {
    $.get(url, function (res) {
      $('.modal-content', _$modal).html(res);
    });
  };

  /**
   * DOM ready inits
   * @private
   */
  var _init = function () {

    _$container = $('.contact-provider-button');
    _$modal = $('#contact-provider-form');

    $(function () {
      // click search result
      _$container.on('click', '#contact-form-button', function (evt) {
        evt.preventDefault();
        var url = $(this).data('detail-route');
        $('body').addClass('u-overflow--hidden u-relative');
        _clearAndShow();
        _getContent(url);
      });

    });

  };

  return {
    init: _init
  }

})(jQuery);

ExtendedForm.showSearchDetail.init();

In VendorController I have a function contact:
public function contact(VendorProfile $vendor){
    return view(
        'components.profile.contact',
        ['profile' => $vendor, 'vendor' => $vendor->load('user.address')]
    );
}

server error log:
  [2019-02-26 08:14:34] local.ERROR: Route [vendor/contact] not defined. (View: /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/resources/views/components/vendor/contact.blade.php) (View: /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/resources/views/components/vendor/contact.blade.php) {"exception":"[object] (ErrorException(code: 0): Route [vendor/contact] not defined. (View: /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/resources/views/components/vendor/contact.blade.php) (View: /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/resources/views/components/vendor/contact.blade.php) at /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/UrlGenerator.php:305, ErrorException(code: 0): Route [vendor/contact] not defined. (View: /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/resources/views/components/vendor/contact.blade.php) at /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/UrlGenerator.php:305, InvalidArgumentException(code: 0): Route [vendor/contact] not defined. at /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/UrlGenerator.php:305)
[stacktrace]
#0 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/View/Engines/PhpEngine.php(45): Illuminate\\View\\Engines\\CompilerEngine->handleViewException(Object(ErrorException), 0)
#1 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/View/Engines/CompilerEngine.php(59): Illuminate\\View\\Engines\\PhpEngine->evaluatePath('/Users/stevenge...', Array)
#2 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/View/View.php(137): Illuminate\\View\\Engines\\CompilerEngine->get('/Users/stevenge...', Array)
#3 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/View/View.php(120): Illuminate\\View\\View->getContents()
#4 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/View/View.php(85): Illuminate\\View\\View->renderContents()
#5 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Http/Response.php(42): Illuminate\\View\\View->render()
#6 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/symfony/http-foundation/Response.php(206): Illuminate\\Http\\Response->setContent(Object(Illuminate\\View\\View))
#7 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Router.php(724): Symfony\\Component\\HttpFoundation\\Response->__construct(Object(Illuminate\\View\\View))
#8 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Router.php(698): Illuminate\\Routing\\Router::toResponse(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Illuminate\\View\\View))
#9 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Router.php(658): Illuminate\\Routing\\Router->prepareResponse(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Illuminate\\View\\View))
#10 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(30): Illuminate\\Routing\\Router->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#11 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/app/Http/Middleware/Language.php(36): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#12 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): App\\Http\\Middleware\\Language->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#13 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#14 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Middleware/SubstituteBindings.php(41): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#15 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): Illuminate\\Routing\\Middleware\\SubstituteBindings->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#16 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#17 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/app/Http/Middleware/LanguageSetting.php(41): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#18 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): App\\Http\\Middleware\\LanguageSetting->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#19 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#20 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Foundation/Http/Middleware/VerifyCsrfToken.php(68): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#21 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): Illuminate\\Foundation\\Http\\Middleware\\VerifyCsrfToken->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#22 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#23 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/View/Middleware/ShareErrorsFromSession.php(49): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#24 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): Illuminate\\View\\Middleware\\ShareErrorsFromSession->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#25 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#26 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Session/Middleware/StartSession.php(63): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#27 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): Illuminate\\Session\\Middleware\\StartSession->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#28 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#29 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Cookie/Middleware/AddQueuedCookiesToResponse.php(37): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#30 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Pipeline/Pipeline.php(149): Illuminate\\Cookie\\Middleware\\AddQueuedCookiesToResponse->handle(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request), Object(Closure))
#31 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Routing/Pipeline.php(53): Illuminate\\Pipeline\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Pipeline\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
#32 /Users/stevengerrits/ah-website/vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Cookie/Middleware/EncryptCookies.php(66): Illuminate\\Routing\\Pipeline->Illuminate\\Routing\\{closure}(Object(Illuminate\\Http\\Request))
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|        | POST          | {urlLang}/cart/finalize                                                      | cart.finalize                        | App\Http\Controllers\CartController@finalize                                           | web,auth                                             |
|        | POST          | {urlLang}/cart/remove/{item}                                                 | cart.remove                          | App\Http\Controllers\CartController@remove                                             | web,auth                                             |
|        | GET|HEAD      | {urlLang}/category                                                           | category.index                                                              |                                      | App\Http\Controllers\ProReminderController@checkIfRemind                               | web                                                  |
|        | PUT|PATCH     | {urlLang}/vendor/{vendor}                                                    | vendor.update                        | App\Http\Controllers\VendorController@update                                           | web,auth,can:update,vendor                           |
|        | GET|HEAD      | {urlLang}/vendor/{vendor}                                                    | vendor.show                          | App\Http\Controllers\VendorController@show                                             | web                                                  |
|        | GET|HEAD      | {urlLang}/vendor/{vendor}/category/{category}/subpages                       | vendor.page.subpages                 | App\Http\Controllers\VendorPageController@subpages                                     | web,auth                                             |
|        | DELETE        | {urlLang}/vendor/{vendor}/changes                                            | vendor.changes.destroy               | App\Http\Controllers\VendorChangesController@destroy                                   | web,auth,can:update,vendor                           |
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|        | GET|HEAD      | {urlLang}/vendor/{vendor}/contact                                            | vendor.contact                       | App\Http\Controllers\VendorController@contact                                          | web                                                  |
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    ])->first();
    return view('welcome', ['static'=>$static]);
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A new study published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that one in five patients who are prescribed a 10-day supply of opioid painkillers will use the drugs for a year or longer. This long-term use places opioid users at an increased risk of addiction or other complications caused by prescription opioids.
The CDC study, conducted by researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Science, was based on an analysis of prescription records for about 1.3 million patients. The patients in the study were 18 years of age or older, cancer free, had no known history of opioid abuse, and received at least one opioid prescription between June 2006 and September 2013.
Researchers found that a patient's risk of long-term opioid use increased with respect to the size of the initial prescription they received from their doctor. Patients who receive a one-day supply of painkillers had about a 6% chance of using the drugs for a year or more. With a five-day supply, the odds of long-term opioid use rose to 10%. Patients who received a 10-day supply had a 20% risk of using the drugs for a year or longer. When patients received a 20-day initial supply of opioid medication, their risk of long-term use climbed to 45%.
Researchers identified several additional factors that could create additional risks for long-term opioid painkiller use. Patients who were prescribed long-acting opioids, those who were prescribed a cumulative dose greater than 700 mg of morphine, and patients who received multiple prescriptions were more likely to become long-term users. About one in seven patients who were prescribed multiple opioid drugs or a prescription refill used the medications for one year or longer.
In 2016, several federal agencies took action to help combat the U.S. opioid epidemic. The Drug Enforcement Agency announced that it would lower its 2017 quota for the production of opioid painkillers, while the CDC released new guidelines for the prescription of opioid painkillers. The agency recommended an initial opioid dose of three days for patients with acute pain. The CDC also advised doctors to avoid prescribing opioids to patients with chronic pain, except for cancer patients or patients with a terminal illness.
Over the last two decades, increases in the frequency of opioid painkiller prescriptions for drugs such as fentanyl, hydrocodone, oxycodone, morphine, hydromorphone, and methadone have led to an epidemic of opioid overdoses and addiction cases. Data from the CDC on deaths linked to the opioid epidemic has found that about 91 Americans die of an opioid overdose every day.
For years, the pharmaceutical industry has aggressively promoted opioid drugs to patients and physicians, helping to fuel the U.S. opioid crisis. Physicians who prescribe these medications in excessive amounts have also contributed to the growing epidemic of opioid overdoses.
If you or a loved one were the victim of an overdose caused by opioid painkillers, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit against company that manufactured the drug, or the doctor or hospital who prescribed your medication. The first step in taking legal action is to talk with an attorney who has the knowledge and experience to advise you of your legal rights and guide you through the first steps in filing a case.
The lawyers at Heygood, Orr & Pearson have represented numerous individuals who have suffered overdoses or other complications from caused by prescription opioids. Our law firm has filed more lawsuits involving the fentanyl pain patch than all other law firms in the U.S. combined. Heygood, Orr & Pearson has also represented victims and families who were affected by complications from other opioid drugs, including Vicodin and hydrocodone, OxyContin and oxycodone, methadone, hydromorphone, and other medications.
If you or a loved one has suffered an overdose caused by opioid painkillers, contact the lawyers at Heygood, Orr & Pearson to learn whether you may be eligible to file a case. You can reach us by calling toll-free at 1-877-446-9001, or by following the link to our free case evaluation form and answering a few short questions to get started.


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Justin Roiland dropped from two more TV shows after domestic abuse charges
Justin Roiland has been dropped from two more animated shows, Solar Opposites and Koala Man, after being charged with felony domestic violence against a former girlfriend, a day after he was dropped from hit series Rick and Morty.
US network Hulu announced on Wednesday that it had "ended our association with Justin Roiland", a day after Rick and Morty distributor Adult Swim released a similar statement saying he would no longer voice the titular characters or work as showrunnner.
The 42-year-old has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial after being charged with corporal injury and false imprisonment by menace, fraud, violence or deceit in Orange County. The charges relate to a 2020 incident against an unidentified woman Roiland was living with and dating at the time.
In a statement earlier this month, Roiland's attorney T Edward Welbourn said: "Not only is Justin innocent but we also have every expectation that this matter is on course to be dismissed once the district attorney's office has completed its methodical review of the evidence."
All three shows will continue without his involvement.
A still from Solar Opposites. Justin Roiland was the show's co-creator, executive producer and he also voiced the main character. Photograph: Fox
Roiland was co-creator, executive producer and voice of the main character, Korvo, on Solar Opposites, an animated comedy about a family of aliens who crash-land in the US.
Season four had been anticipated to be released this year, but whether Korvo will be recast ahead of it airing remains to be seen.
The first season of the recently launched Koala Man, an Australian American animated comedy about a suburban dad's superhero alter ego, was executive produced by Roiland, who also voiced a guest character.
Both Koala Man and Solar Opposites are shown on Hulu in the US and on Disney+ in the UK and Australia. All were produced with Roiland's animation studio, Justin Roiland's Solo Vanity Card Productions.
Video game studio Squanch Games, which Roiland co-founded, also announced that Roiland had resigned from the company on 16 January, four days after the domestic abuse charges emerged. The studio's first game, High on Life, was created by Roiland and has been a huge hit on Xbox.
"The passionate team at Squanch will keep developing games we know our fans will love while continuing to support and improve High On Life," the studio said in a statement.
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Description A friend of mine has this beautiful porcelain statue, Something about it speaks to the Ukrainian ancestry of mine and touches a sentimental chord. So I took a photo and had to paint it. Makes my Christmas a little merrier every time I look at it.
Artist Statement Susan is an Award winning Professional Photographer and Artist. Throughout her art career Susan continues to develop and define her painting techniques becoming proficient in watercolor, oil and acrylic. In addition to years as a professional portrait photographer Susan has had many years of independent study to master her craft of painting. She has studied Classical Realism Portrait and Landscape painting under notable master teachers and attended numerous workshops under the tutelage of master painters in these fields.
Susan has been a full time professional artist for over 22 years creating fine art portraits and other works of art that grace walls throughout the world. Susan also shared her knowledge by teaching art and painting and drawing at various local art centers, but has recently retired to focus on her own painting.


A DECENT WOMAN is a Finalist in the 2017 International Latino Book Award for Best Latino Focused Fiction, English! Award ceremony to be held at California State University Dominguez Hills, Los Angeles in September 2017!
A DECENT WOMAN garners an Honorable Mention for Best Historical Fiction, English, at the 2016 International Latino Book Awards, held at California State University Dominguez Hills outside the Los Angeles area on September 8, 2016!
Eleanor's debut novel, A Decent Woman, is a Finalist for Best Historical Fiction, English in the 2016 International Latino Book Awards!
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Mussels are a favorite shellfish of mine and, while I love them steamed in various different broths, today I am presenting them in the form of Mussel Chowder and I'm sharing my own personal recipe.
PEI mussels are world famous and PEI is the country's largest mussel cultivator. According to the Mussel Industry Council of Prince Edward Island, the Island produces some 45 million pounds of mussels annually and grows 80% of Canada's mussel production. Fresh PEI mussels are shipped to the USA, Hong Kong, Japan, and Kuwait. We may be Canada's smallest province but mussel farming on PEI is big "muscle" and big business. I love checking out restaurant menus when I travel around the world and seeing PEI mussels on the menu!
The blue mussels that come from PEI are farmed mussels meaning they don't come from the sea bottom but, rather, they are grown in mesh sleeves, known as "socks".
On the day I publish this mussel chowder recipe for the first time, it is Food Day Canada, a day set aside each year to celebrate all the great Canadian foods we enjoy. Here, in PEI, I have no shortage of local food options to choose from but, this year, it's all about the mussels.
Mussels are more tender than clams and less gritty. They are readily available on the Island at seafood outlets and supermarkets and are commonly served at gatherings on PEI.
Mussels are an affordable seafood and are quick, easy, and fast to prepare. Steam them in liquid (even plain water) for 7-10 minutes, till the shells open. Dip these tasty little morsels in melted butter and oh-là-là! I like them steamed in beer, white wine, or apple juice with some garlic and fresh herbs.
Mussels are a great power food. They are low in fat and rich in vitamins and minerals. They are also gluten-free and are a good source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids.
There are many different styles of mussel chowder and just as many ways to make it. My mussel chowder is luxuriously rich, thick, creamy, and packed with wonderful flavor.
Begin by sweating some onion, celery, carrot, and garlic in butter to release the wonderful aromatics. Add the flour and blend into the vegetables. This roux will thicken the chowder. Add the reserved mussel broth, chicken broth, white wine, and some good PEI potatoes. Pour in some milk to make the chowder nice and creamy. Finally, add in the steamed mussels, and fresh herbs.
Serve with crusty rolls, traditional homemade biscuits, whole wheat biscuits, or garlic or artisan bread.
My local beverage pairing for this chowder is the Commons Czech Style Pilsner produced by PEI's Upstreet Craft Brewing in Charlottetown. This is a clean, crisp lager that pairs well with mussels. You can read the story I previously wrote about this artisan brewery by clicking here.
To steam the mussels, melt butter in large stockpot over medium heat. Add the onion and garlic and sauté for 3-4 minutes. Add the white wine, parsley, and thyme. Bring to a boil. Add the mussels. Cover. Steam for approximately 5-7 minutes, or until the mussel shells have opened. Set aside 4 mussels in their shells to use as garnishes, then remove the mussel meat from the remaining shells, discarding any shells that have not completely opened. Store mussels in refrigerator until needed. Strain the broth through a fine sieve and set aside.
In a large heavy-bottomed pot, melt the second amount of butter over medium heat. Reduce heat slightly and add the onion, celery, carrot, and garlic. Sweat the vegetables, stirring frequently, for 2-3 minutes, just until the onion is transparent.
Reduce heat to low. Add the flour to make a roux and stir to blend with the vegetables. Cook for about 3-4 minutes, stirring constantly to prevent sticking and scorching. Gradually add the reserved mussel broth, chicken broth, and white wine, whisking constantly to work out any lumps. Add the bay leaf and potatoes. Increase heat to medium high and bring mixture to a boil then reduce heat to medium low. Cook for 8-9 minutes or until potatoes are almost fork tender.
Remove about ¼ cup of the hot liquid from pot and stir into the milk to temper it. Pour tempered milk into hot mixture and stir to combine well. Cook for about 5 minutes. Add the steamed mussels, fresh herbs, and butter. Cook for 4-5 minutes until mussels are heated. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Remove and discard bay leaf. Ladle chowder into bowls and garnish each with a steamed mussel, fresh herbs, or chopped chives. Serve with crusty rolls, biscuits, or artisan or garlic bread.


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A stochastic maximum principle with dissipativity conditions
Switching game of backward stochastic differential equations and associated system of obliquely reflected backward stochastic differential equations
A Dynkin game under Knightian uncertainty
Hyeng Keun Koo 1, , Shanjian Tang 2, and Zhou Yang 3,
Graduate Department of Financial Engineering, Ajou University, Suwon 443-749, South Korea
School of Mathematical Science, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433
School of Mathematical Science, South China Normal University, Guangzhou 510631, China
Received November 2012 Revised October 2014 Published May 2015
We study a zero-sum Dynkin game under Knghtian uncertainty. The associated Hamiton-Jacobi-Bellman-Isaacs equation takes the form of a semi-linear backward stochastic partial differential variational inequality (SBSPDVI). We establish existence and uniqueness of a strong solution by using the Banach fixed point theorem and a comparison theorem. A solution to the SBSPDVI is used to construct a saddle point of the Dynkin game. In order to establish this verification we use the generalized Itó-Kunita-Wentzell formula developed by Yang and Tang (2013).
Keywords: Backward stochastic partial differential equation, variational inequality, Dynkin game, super-parabolicity..
Mathematics Subject Classification: 93E20, 93E03, 49L20, 60H15, 35R60, 34F0.
Citation: Hyeng Keun Koo, Shanjian Tang, Zhou Yang. A Dynkin game under Knightian uncertainty. Discrete & Continuous Dynamical Systems, 2015, 35 (11) : 5467-5498. doi: 10.3934/dcds.2015.35.5467
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SBA to award grants to support R&D, small biz innovation
SBA District Director Yvette T. Collazo.
Author Yvette T. Collazo, district director for the SBA in Puerto Rico.
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced Thursday it will award grants to state and local economic development agencies, business development centers, colleges and universities to support programs for innovative, technology-driven small businesses under SBA's Federal and State Technology (FAST) partnership program. Applications for the grants are open through April 11.
The FAST Program is designed to stimulate economic development among small, high technology businesses through federally funded innovation and research and development programs like the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR). The project and budget are for a 12-month period.
"We urge economic and business development organizations in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to submit proposals under the FAST partnership program to continue supporting high-growth companies in the territory," said SBA District Director Yvette T. Collazo. "The number of talented, technology-driven firms in our district is extraordinary and we aim to provide them with the assistance they need to accomplish their goals."
FAST may provide up to $100,000 per award to pay for outreach and technical assistance to science and technology-driven small businesses. The program places particular emphasis on helping socially and economically disadvantaged firms compete in the SBA's SBIR and STTR programs.
FAST funding awardees must demonstrate in their proposals how they will help support areas such as:
small business research and development assistance,
technology transfer from universities to small businesses,
technological diffusion of innovation benefiting small businesses,
proposal development and mentoring for small businesses applying for SBIR grants; and,
commercializing technology developed through SBIR grants.
Proposals will be considered from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories, including Puerto Rico. However, only one proposal per state may be submitted through http://www.grants.gov by the aforementioned deadline.
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The Statistical Classification of Products by Activity (CPA) is the classification of products (goods as well as services) at the level of the European Union (EU). Product classifications are designed to categorize products that have common characteristics. They provide the basis for collecting and calculating statistics on the production, distributive trade, consumption, international trade and transport of such products.
CPA product categories are related to activities as defined by the Statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community (NACE). Each CPA product - whether a transportable or non-transportable good or a service - is assigned to one single NACE activity. This linkage to NACE activities gives the CPA a structure parallel to that of NACE at all levels.
The CPA is part of an integrated system of statistical classifications, developed mainly under the auspices of the United Nations Statistical Division. This system makes it possible to compare statistics across countries and in different statistical domains.
The CPA is legally binding in the European Community.
The structuring of a product classification in accordance with the production activity involved avoids proliferation of unrelated coding schemes, and facilitates the identification by producers of relevant markets.
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Єлизавета Дружбацька (, 1695 або 1698 — 14 березня 1765) — поетеса та письменниця часів Речі Посполитої, представниця сарматського бароко. Прямий предок Андрея Шептицького.

Біографія
Походила зі шляхетського роду Ковальських. Замолоду опинилася в почті шляхтянки Ельжбети Сенявської (із князів Любомирських). Здобула освіту в Кракові. У 1720 році вийшла заміж за Казимира Дружбацького, жидачівського скарбника. Народила від нього двох доньок — Маріанну і Анну. Після смерті чоловіка у 1740 році перебувала як компаньйонка при родинах Сенявських, Любомирських, Санґушків, Красицьких. У 1760 році оселилася в монастирі беренардинів у м. Тарнів, де й померла у 1765 році.

Творчість
В її доробку присутня релігійна епіка (присвячена святим Марії Єгипетській, Давиду, Марії Магдалині) і вірші, віршовані романи, фабула яких сходить до міфології, фольклору та французької прециозної прози. Особливо цікава поема «Опис чотирьох пір року», де картини природи далекі від поширених аркадських шаблонів й відображають своєрідне і художньо чуйне сприйняття її поетесою.

Серед іншого значними є поеми «Історія князя Адольфа, спадкоємця Роксоланії», «Хвала лісу», «Історія християнської принцеси Елефантини Євфратської».

Крім того, вона є автором численних морально-дидактичних творів, де намагалася показати сучасні звичаї, шляхи їх покращення. Відомими серед таких творів є «Пункти для поліпшення польських звичаїв», «Приклади для віруючих і статечний шлюб по любові».

Діти
 Маріанна — прямий предок Андрея Шептицького.
 Анна.

Примітки

Джерела
 Barbara Sawczyk, Maria Sąsiadowicz, Ewa Stańczyk, Ocalić od zapomnienia… Patroni tarnowskich ulic. Tom 1, Tarnów 2003, ISBN 83-915445-2-4.

Польські поетеси
Польські письменниці
Уродженці Малопольського воєводства
Поверх спадщини
Померли в Тарнові
Письменниці XVIII століття