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HANOI AMONG THE WORLD'S BEST PLACES FOR COFFEE: CNN
Posted by Vietnam-Visa.Org.Vn on Oct 18, 2019
"Coffee is an indispensable part of Vietnamese culture as the country is well-known as one of the biggest producers of beans in the world," the U.S. cable TV channel said Thursday.
"When Vietnam was a colony of France, the French established coffee plantations across the country in the late 19th century, and, if you're in the capital, Hanoi, you don't have to go far for a fantastic cup."
Black coffee, iced coffee with condensed milk and coconut coffee (frozen coconut milk mixed with rich black coffee topped with shaved coconut ice) are among Hanoians' favorites, CNN said.
Café Dinh at 13 Dinh Tien Hoang Street and Xofa Café & Bistro at 14 Tong Duy Tan Street, both in Hoan Kiem District, and Café Duy Tri at 43 Yen Phu Street in Tay Ho District are perfect for a coffee date, it suggested.
But egg coffee is truly a specialty of Hanoi and has made the capital's reputation on the global culinary stage.
Café Giang makes one of the city's best egg coffees. It was invented by Giang, a bartender at the Metropole Hotel during the French colonial era several decades ago. He took a cappuccino and added whisked egg yolk to create the beverage, and gourmets around the world rave about it.
The drink starts with a layer of condensed milk at the bottom over which strong black coffee is poured. A whisked egg yolk is placed on top. The three elements create a fantastic mixture of sweet, bitter and fatty flavors.
Café Giang was originally on Hang Gai Street but now has two outlets at 39 Nguyen Huu Huan Street in Hoan Kiem District and 106 Yen Phu Street in Tay Ho District. Both are popular destinations with foreigners and locals alike.
In 2017 British broadsheet The Telegraph named Hanoi as one of the world's 17 greatest cities for food and called egg coffee "a must-try drink".
CNN's other coffee destinations are Wellington in New Zealand, London in the U.K., Rome in Italy, Singapore, Austria, Nigeria, and Melbourne in Australia.
Coffee, first introduced by the French in 1857, has been a major source of income for Vietnam since the early 20th century. The country is the second-largest producer in the world after Brazil, with robusta accounting for 97 percent of its output.
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Puzzle Agent 2 is een avonturen-puzzelspel van Telltale Games in samenwerking met Graham Annable. Het is het vervolg van Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent. Het spel werd op 30 juni 2011 uitgebracht.

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Het spel is een soort van adventure, hoewel de speler geen inventaris heeft. De speler kan wel in dialoog gaan met de andere personages. Puzzels worden opgestart door bepaalde objecten aan te klikken of met personages te praten. Dit kan gaan van een legpuzzel tot een rekenkundige puzzel of een logische puzzel. Her en der zijn kauwgomballen verborgen die men kan verzamelen. Deze kan men omruilen voor tips naar de oplossing van een puzzel, met een maximum van drie hints. Puzzels worden niet automatisch opgelost: men dient op een soort van "OK"-knop te drukken. Het resultaat daarvan is "aanvaard" of "verworpen". Telkens men op de OK-knop drukt, worden strafpunten afgetrokken, ook al is het antwoord goed. Die strafpunten geven weer hoeveel belastinggeld er werd gebruikt om de puzzel op te lossen.

Verhaal

Nelson ligt nog steeds te piekeren over de onopgeloste zaak in Scoggins, een dossier dat de FBI in de doofpot lijkt te willen steken. Daarom beslist hij om eigenhandig een nieuw onderzoek op te starten. Tijdens zijn eerste nacht in Scoggins krijgt hij opnieuw een bizarre droom over een astronaut dewelke hem een bericht achterlaat. Dat bericht vindt Scoggins daadwerkelijk na het ontwaken: "Isaac Davner bestaat niet". Op de achterkant van het bericht staan een aantal persoonsnamen. Via Darryl Boutin verneemt Nelson dat de namen verwijzen naar mensen die spoorloos zijn verdwenen in het Sasimy-woud waaronder ook Darrel Boutin, broer van eerstgenoemde. Vervolgens gaat Nelson naar antropoloog Alfred Versteckt wiens assistent Will Medlock ook op de lijst staat. Samen vermoeden ze dat de ontvoeringen wellicht iets te maken hebben met de legende van "het verborgen volk".

Nelson zoekt Sheriff Bahg op, maar hij weigert om Nelson inzage te geven in de dossiers over deze vermiste personen. Nadat Nelson aan Glori Danver belooft om haar man Isaac terug te vinden, helpt zij hem met de toegang tot de dossiers. Volgens Glori was Isaac over iets bezorgd. Het Broederschap van Scoggins, geleid door Bjorn, wilde Isaac helpen en sloten hem op in de gomfabriek. Daar verdween Isaac. Volgens het Broederschap was Isaac "de verkorene van het verborgen volk". Vandaar dat Glori vermoedt dat het Broederschap achter de verdwijningen zit.

Nelson komt terecht bij Melkorka Teterdottir, of kortweg Korka. Haar verloofde Halldor Magnusson verdween zo'n jaar geleden. Korka bezorgde Nelson het eerder gevonden briefje. Zij wil met hem samenwerken om het mysterie op te lossen. Korka heeft reeds achterhaald dat Isaac in werkelijkheid Ed Davis is, een testpiloot van het Amerikaanse leger van wie wordt verondersteld te zijn omgekomen tijdens een crash met een maanraket. Ook is ze van mening dat Isaac de vermiste personen heeft vermoord.

In het woud achtervolgt Nelson Edvard, eveneens lid van het broederschap. Nelson struikelt en valt in een greppel waar hij een astronautenpak vindt. Op dat ogenblik wordt hij aangevallen door het "verborgen volk". Nelson slaat op de vlucht en loopt terug naar Korka. Zij gelooft zijn verhaal over het verborgen volk niet omdat het slechts een volkslegende is. Nelson gaat daarop naar Bjorn. Bjorn beweert dat ook de leden van het Broederschap spoorloos verdwijnen en dat Edvard op zoek was naar de nu missende Skjoldr. Verder raadt Bjorn Nelson aan om Olav Welhaven te bezoeken.

Olav is een astrofysicus en ontdekte een formule die verklaart waarom sommige mensen lijden aan maanziekte. Olav lichtte NASA in over zijn bevindingen. Nelson zoekt Korka terug op. Dan beseft hij dat Korka geestesgestoord is en denkt dat het mysterie draait rond een sasquatch die in het woud leeft. Nelson komt aan een neergestorte raket waar hij door astronauten bewusteloos wordt geslagen.

Nadat hij ontwaakt, is hij in de herberg van Valda. Daar neemt hij contact op met de FBI dat een team stuurt. Nelson legt aan FBI-directeur Jennings uit dat de astronauten wellicht de moordenaars zijn. Hij krijgt enkel de waarschuwing om Scoggings zo snel mogelijk te verlaten en geen aandacht meer te schenken aan het dossier. Hij negeert dit en keert terug naar de site van de raket. Daar ontmoet hij Isaac. Isaac legt uit dat hij inderdaad een astronaut was die tezamen met twee anderen een mislukte operatie op de maan hadden. Zij moesten op de maan maanstralen vangen met een apparaat ontwikkeld door Olav. Met dat apparaat zou het mogelijk zijn om eenieder op aarde tijdelijk krankzinnig te maken. Tijdens de missie kwamen de twee astronauten in contact met de maanstralen waardoor zij krankzinnig werden. Tijdens terugkeer naar aarde stortte de raket op het dorp van het verborgen volk. Het apparaat staat sindsdien aan waardoor het verborgen volk moest vluchten.

Nelson en Isaac beslissen om het apparaat uit te schakelen, maar de FBI heeft het reeds gevonden. Nelson ontvangt telefoon van zijn assistent Ingraham: hij heeft opnames van Olav bestudeert en deze bevatten allemaal een vreemd geluid op de achtergrond. Nelson concludeert dat men met dat geluid het verborgen volk kan oproepen, wat hij ook doet. Er verschijnen heel wat verborgenen en blijkbaar bevinden zijn zich niet enkel op aarde. Via een soort visioen fluisteren zij Nelson in dat zij hem zullen helpen met de ontmanteling van het apparaat. Tijdens de ontmanteling loopt er iets mis, waardoor het apparaat heel wat FBI-agenten krankzinnig maakt. Nelson wil daarop het apparaat in het meer gooien, maar dat is bevroren. Tot zijn verbazing duikt er plots een sasquatch op die een gat in het ijs slaat waarin Nelson het apparaat in doet verdwijnen. De vernietiging zorgt er ook voor dat alle gestoorden terug normaal worden.

Enige tijd later ontvangt Nelson een postkaart van Isaac en Glori verstuurd vanaf de Bahama's waar ze op reis waren. Nelson vraagt zich af of zij nog wel veilig zijn omdat ze mogelijk in aanraking zijn geweest met de Bermudadriehoek.

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Q: 'Two object convex hull' and related operations The convex hull of a set of points can be defined as the set of all convex combinations of the points in the set. For example and for contrast with my question, in the following two-dimensional diagram, the shape defined by the outermost lines is the convex hull of $A \cup B$.

I have two related questions. First, is there a name for the set of all convex combinations of a point from $A$ and a point from $B$ (which is the set bordered in heavy red lines in the diagram)?
Second, does there exist a well-known operation which preserves even more concavities, while still joining two arbitrary shapes (connected closed sets of points)? For example, if $A$ and $B$ had notches that were facing more upward or downward, or if the existing notches were less conveniently shaped (e.g. consider the pair of shapes "ↄc"), or if there were interior holes, then this operation would ideally preserve those concavities as well as the ones straightforwardly facing away from the other shape.
A sketch of one possible such operation follows. Let $\text{Conv}(X)$ be the convex hull of $X$.

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*Let $A' = \text{Conv}(A) - A$, and $B' = \text{Conv}(B) - B$, the points added by the hulls for each shape (blue-bordered triangles in the diagram).

*Let $C = \text{Conv}(A \cup B) - \text{Conv}(A) - \text{Conv}(B)$, the points added only by the hull of both shapes (the quadrilateral in the diagram).

*The result is the union of $A$, $B$, $C$, and every connected component of $A' \cup B'$ which is adjacent to $C$. ("Adjacent to" needing some formalization to be precise with regard to open vs. closed sets; if we were dealing strictly in polygons I would say "shares an edge with".)


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Originally a general engineering company, the business direction evolved into the agricultural industry through projects such as machinery and shearing sheds as well as the commercial grain storage complexes.
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That yarn looks lovely. Do you have plans for it?
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Annawan 42, Roanoke-Benson 49: Jake Weber netted 14 points, including the go-ahead three-pointer with a minute and a half left, to spark a 9-0 run for the Rockets (19-13) in Wednesday's regional semifinal on the former's home floor.
R-B 56, Kewanee Wethersfield 63: Jordan Huschen supplied 18 points for R-B in Friday night's Annawan Regional final.
Anderson qualifies in shootout: Adam Anderson of Eureka made seven of 15 at the regional level of three-point competition on Friday at Monmouth-Roseville. He moves onto the Riverton Sectional next Friday at 5:40 prior to the 7 p.m. final.
Five lauded by HOIC: Eureka's Courtney Heffren (unanimous) and junior Natalie Anderson were named to the Heart of Illinois Conference first team. Heffren also appeared on the all-defensive squad for a third straight season. Lauren Ausmus of Eureka and Fieldcrest's Addie Goodrich were picked to the second team, while Fieldcrest junior Hannah Baker made honorable mention.


The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles – loudlatinlaughing – Euge! Euge!
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Still, not every gym environment is right for every person, says Davila, who recommends considering everything from the music to the communication style at a potential facility."It's difficult to coordinate the upper body and the lower body at the same time with the music." Remember: The more consistently you go, the more quickly you'll progress, since many classes repeat routines.Also, try picking a class time that's off-peak (as in, not 6 p.m."If you have a friend you feel good with and can laugh with, that always makes it fun," says Kurzban.
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Docwra's Derry
Reprinted November 2007; first published 2003.
It is widely accepted that no understanding of modern Irish history is complete without an awareness of events in the 17th century. This is true in particular of the Ulster Plantation. Sir Henry Docwra's military expedition, which arrived in Lough Foyle in May 1600, at the height of the Nine Years War, was instrumental in paving the way for James I's Plantation of Ulster that began only a few years later … after Docwra, the English stayed.
The decisive intervention of Docwra's small army brought to an end the conflict whose outcome was crucial in shaping the path of Irish history after 1600. It led also to Docwra bequeathing to us one of the most illuminating military journals in what was to become, even by Irish standards, a war-torn century. His 'Narrations of the Services done by the Army Ymployed to Lough Foyle vnder the leadinge of mee' is not only a fascinating description of Docwra's campaign in the north-west, it can also claim to be the best eye-witness account of a military campaign of the period.
Docwra's 'Narration' was first edited and transcribed by the great Irish scholar, John O'Donovan, in 1849. This edition, edited by Billy Kelly, not only includes O'Donovans comprehensive notes, including translations and descriptions of all the Irish place-names mentioned by Docwra, it also includes insights from more recent scholarship on the Nine Year War. An introduction, new maps, glossaries of terms, a bibliography, chronology and a full index all contribute to making this invaluable and previously scarcely-accessible text available for the general reader as well as being a 'must have' for the many interested in military history.
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Jane has just added another commercial to her CV: she is playing the lead role in the latest Maltesers campaign currently being aired in Australia.
In April Stella is working on the R&D for a new theatre piece, Silent Generation, funded by the Arts Council and based at the South St Arts Centre, Reading.
Richard had a busy Christmas last year performing in the pantomime Snow White for New International Encounter, which ran till 31 December 2018 at Cambridge Junction.
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Learn about the Big Bend Country of Texas by reading Big Sky Plus Big Bend Equals Big Adventure by Charlie Spence, Travel Writer and WTA Member. It features a mini, but thorough tour of the destination, plus all you'll need to know to plan your trip including getting there, objective information on places to stay and eat, and things to do. At the end of the article, we've provided a summary of the contact information for your easy reference. Enjoy!
Big Sky Plus Big Bend Equals Big Adventure – Flying to the Big Bend Country of Texas
When you visit the Big Bend Country of Texas, there are so many things to see and do that one of your difficult decisions will be what to enjoy on this trip and what to save for a future visit. Big Bend gets its name from the big curve in the Rio Grande in Southwest Texas and Northern Mexico. The area is part of the vast Chihuahuan Desert that extends from Central Mexico into New Mexico and here you will find three different life zones: river, desert and mountain.
There are millions of acres of public land in this vast, remote, and wildly beautiful region, but also nestled in are unique small communities and plush four-star resorts. The Big Bend National Forest and the Big Bend Ranch State Park offer diverse activities for the lovers of the rugged outdoors or the more laid back, "I just want to relax and admire the solitude and scenery" persons. The Big Bend National Park is the only park in the United States that contains a complete mountain range—the Chisos. Hiking, horseback riding, mountain bicycling, Jeep touring, and river running are just of a few of the activities awaiting adventurers. Just meandering through the area in an auto over the paved roads offers the less adventurous the opportunity to ooh and ah at the magnificent scenery around almost every curve.
For river runners, there are five major and several smaller canyons in the more than 250 miles of protected river in Big Bend State Ranch Park, Big Bend National Park, and Rio Grand Wild and Scenic River. Walls of several of these canyon rise as much as 1500 feet offering some of the most awesome wilderness scenery found anywhere. Some canyons can be navigated in a single day, others require several days. Shorter trips are available in a few easily accessible river segments outside the canyons. A few areas are more treacherous than others, but experienced river runners should find them an acceptable challenge. Local outfitters offer trips as short as three hours and as long as 10 days. A variety of guided tours offer beginners a safe adventure. Do-it-yourselfers can obtain supplies and rent equipment from any of several services. Before undertaking any journey by yourself, talk to some locals, get maps, be sure you stay within your experience level, and remember that you are responsible for any lost or damaged rental equipment and the cost of any rescue efforts.
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Big Bend is not one of the easiest places to visit when arriving from a distance. Whatever means of transportation you have to get into big, big Texas, you will need a car to get into the Big Bend Area. The nearest airport served by commercial airlines is more than 250 miles away. Train service and bus lines can get you within 100 miles. Rental cars are available at many locations. Being off-the-beaten- track is one of the attractions of this area. Getting there might not be half the fun, but all along the trip will be enjoyable.
Presidio on the Rio Grande just west of the Big Bend Ranch State Park is a place to start your visit. The state park extends from just east of Presidio to near Lajitas. Drive through the southern section of the park along route 170—Camino Del Rio, or River Road—between the towns. Camino Del Rio twists and turns, climbs mountains, crosses arroyos, and hugs canyon walls. At the top of "the Big Hill" you can look deep into Mexico, west into Colorado canyon and east 75 miles to the Chisos Mountains. The drive can be a challenge. There are few shoulders. The Big Hill is one of the steepest grades on a Texas highway. There is open grazing so you might find cows, horses, burros, or mules on or right next to the pavement. Take it slow to be safe and to enjoy the views.
At Presidio, you can cross the Rio Grande into Ojinaga, Mexico. Both towns were originally one before the Rio Grande became a borderline between two nations. In this town just south of the border you will find shopping at bargain prices and fine eating establishments. The bakery—Panaderia la Francesa—in downtown Ojinaga is well known for its bread and pastries baked in adobe ovens. The people are friendly and welcome tourists.
Three miles east of Presidio on route 170 visit the Fort Leaton state historical site. It is a massive adobe fortress built by Ben Leaton in 1848 immediately after the Mexican War. This frontiersman had a profitable trade with native Apache and Comanche tribes, supplied U.S. Army patrols, and was even accused of encouraging Indian raids on settlements in Mexico. Twenty-four of the original 40 rooms have been restored and work is progressing on the others. Entrance fee is $2 per adult.
Twelve miles before reaching Lajitas stop at historic Terlingua, referred to as the "Ghost Town." From the turn of the last century until after World War II, Terlingua was the home of Chisos Mine, which extracted cinnabar, or mercury ore. Several structures in Terlingua have been restored or stabilized. Shops and restaurants now occupy the main building that once was the largest store between El Paso and Del Rio. A new generation of inhabitants has restored some of the miners' stone cabins. Much of historic Terlingua is private property, but the helpful people at the Terlingua Trading Company can quickly tell you what areas are off limits. The music scene is lively for a community as remote as Terlingua. It is a unique Big Bend-West Texas sound that the local dance bands often take to other parts of the Lone Star State and frequently to other parts of the world.
The state park is composed of almost 300,000 acres containing two mountain ranges that include extinct volcanoes, waterfalls, and sheer canyons. It was purchased from the private owners in 1988, and a small herd of Texas longhorns is maintained as a reminder of the ranching heritage. Just east of Lajitas is where you will enter the other park area—Big Bend National Park.
Photo courtesy of the National Park Service
entertainment in Big Bend National Park
While in the area take a drive up highway 385 to the town of Marathon, considered the northern entrance to the Big Bend Country. A sea captain suggested the name because it reminded him of Marathon, Greece. Today, the town is headquarters for vast ranching activities and its historic past can be visited at the town museum and the old town jail. Five miles south of town on the Post Road visit the remains of Fort Pena, Colorado. The fort was constructed in 1879 to protect area residents from Indian raids. The fort was abandoned in 1893, after the army defeated the last of the wild Apaches, but some of the original foundations can still be seen. Today the site is a public park.
Thousands of visitors come to the Big Bend Country every year so there is a wide range of accommodations from different levels of camping to resorts to pamper you. There are fees to enter the National Park.
Midland/Odessa is the nearest place with scheduled airline service. El Paso also has scheduled air service. Either is as close as you can come by commercial air transportation. Each is roughly 250 miles away from the Big Bend area. (With your own plane—or if you charter a flight—land at the Alpine-Casparis Municipal Airport at Alpine.) Rail and bus service take you to Alpine, but not all trains stop at this town so check your schedules or arrange your travel through a travel agent.
What you intend to do on your visit dictates where to stay. Accommodations range from the basic campsites through bed and breakfasts and modest hotels to plush resorts. For campgrounds, the entrance fee of $15 a week per vehicle covers use of a campsite.
In Marathon, the restored West Texas Hotel, built in the 1920s, has ranch-style furnishings and a restaurant serving traditional Texas fare. Rates vary greatly from $65 to $225. The Marathon Motel has 10 rooms, an RV park and campsites. It is on 10 acres with unobstructed views of mountain sunsets and starry skies. In town is the Gage Hotel and a B&B adjoining.
In the Big Bend National Park the Chisos Mountain Lodge has 72 rooms, post office, and convenience store.
In Lajitas on Highway 170, between the national and state parks, the Lajitas Resort has 72 luxury hotel rooms, two restaurants, bar, swimming pool, shops, and 18-hole golf course.
Terlingua Ranch and Cabins offer secluded accommodations with pool, restaurant and quick access to many miles of back country.
Check rates and make you reservations before you go using WTA's Online Travel Booking Service. Deep discounts on hotel rates may apply and you can book your car rental and air, too.
A wide variety of eating establishments are in the area with most having the Mexican or Tex-Mex flavor. There is a rich variety of places, but not all of them serve three meals. Some are open only for dinner. A few places you might want to try are:
Cafe Cenizo and White Buffalo Bar. Near Gage, this place serves creative regional cuisine with the Mexican and West Texas flair. Breakfast and dinner daily, but lunch only on Sundays.
Candelilla Cafe on Highway 179 near Lajitas. Open breakfast, lunch and dinner for an extensive menu of regional specialties. Glass on three sides gives excellent view of amazing sunsets. Next door, drop in to the Thirsty Goat Saloon, an upscale western bar often providing live music.
El Patio in Presidio features is considered that town's favorite eating establishment. Mexican food, beer, ice cream, salad bar.
Notice: This information is current as of October 2004. It is recommended that you contact the numbers, and/or visit the websites above to determine any changes to the information.


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Eli Marcià (en llatí Aelius Marcianus) va ser un jurista romà que va escriure amb posterioritat a l'emperador Septimi Sever. Vivia en el regnat de Caracal·la al que va sobreviure i probablement encara vivia en el regnat d'Alexandre Sever (iniciat el 222).

Va deixar nombrosos escrits jurídics: 16 llibres de Institutiones; dos de Publica Judicia; dos dAppellationes; cinc de Regularia; un de Delatores; un de dret hipotecari i un sobre Sct. Turpillianum. També va escriure unes notes sobre Papinià.

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It's game time and we're ready to celebrate with all of you by offering a very special Super Bo—uh—Superb Owl episode! We've got our Taquitos, Pace Picante Sauce and Stella Artois and we're ready to talk about the best (and not so best) books of the last two weeks! While we're not doing a news segment this week, of course we had to discuss the brouhaha over Before Watchmen.
This episode is perfect for your tailgating!
00:08:34 Don and Jerry offer their thoughts on Before Watchmen.
00:19:46 Winter Soldier #1 Don and Jerry enjoy this new Ed Brubaker title—but Butch Guice and Bettie Breitweiser steel the show.
00:25:05 I, Vampire #5: There's nothing but love for Joshua Hale Fialkov and Andrea Sorrentino's vampire series.
00:29:21 The Sixth Gun #18: We're happy to see another great jumping on point for Cullen Bunn's fun Western tale.
00:34:17 Justice League #5: The unmasking sat well with us.
00:42:33 All Star Western #5: DC has a new odd couple in our second Western title of the week.
00:48:40 Ultimate Comics Ultimates #6: We're digging this book, but spend some time discussing Mark Millar's original series.
01:28:39 Secret Avengers #21.1: Don knew how Jerry would feel about this book.
01:37:34 Flash #5: We're totally sold on Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato's Flash run.
01:41:45 Alpha Girl #1: There was little to enjoy in this uninspired zombie book.
01:46:23 Defenders #3: Don and Jerry disagree on the direction of this series.
01:50:10 Animal Man #6: An example of the best of DC's New 52.
01:55:49 Hawk and Dove #6: Okay, so we learn Don is an angry drunk.


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The American Dollar have long been one of those artists operating in a kind of middle ground, a band with a long history of creating moving instrumental rock that has somehow avoided ever becoming synonymous with modern American post-rock acts. They retain a sort of autonomy in a valued position just outside the boundaries of classification. Blending electronic textures with moving guitar and keyboard melodies, their music has always traveled somewhere in the spaces between trip-hop, electronic, post-rock and ambient, and this inability to be defined is ultimately what sets them apart from the trappings of genre, allowing them to be whatever they want The American Dollar to be in a given moment, always on their terms.
Lofi Dimensions is the band's eighth studio album, and first in partnership with Post. Recordings and dunk!records, both spots where they find a natural home while also offering followers of those labels something they may not be accustomed to hearing. The brilliance of Lofi Dimensions is the way it can be engaging and dissociative in a single moment. It is endlessly listenable, but it transports the listener somewhere else, and there are few people who can say that they do not need exactly that right now. The record moves with pace though it never seems to break its calm; it provides a space where the listener can get lost, and if they're of the mind, can also rediscover themselves. The American Dollar have been turning out high-level music on their own terms for nearly a decade and a half now, but Lofi Dimensions perhaps finds them at their most indispensable, giving us somewhere beautiful and delicate to escape at a time when so many people need that more than ever before.
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Importance of the Tea Ceremony
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The person who runs away from Winter is condemned not to experience Spring? Zen PhilosophyI
The Japanese tradition of the tea ceremony (cha-no-yu, chad? or sad??) is a ritual form of preparing green tea or matcha, influenced by Zen Buddhism, served to a small group of guests in a quiet setting. It is a significant manifestation of traditional Japanese history and culture. To learn the practice of the tea ceremony is to study Japanese culture.
Cha-no-yu ("hot water for tea") usually refers to an individual ceremony, while sad? or chad? ("the way of tea") refers to the study or doctrine of the tea ceremony. The sad? pronunciation is preferred in Samurai Tea traditions such as Ueda S?ko-ry?, while chad? is preferred in the Urasenke tradition.
There are many other "ways of life" in Japanese culture: the Aikid? way of energy and harmony, the Ikebana way of flowers, the Shod? way of calligraphy, the Kaiga way of painting, etc. Architecture, gardening, painting and ceramic art have also been influenced by the tea ceremony.
The monks used to do it in a hut in the middle of a garden. This ceremony is not limited to the visible world, nor is it limited only to the art of serving tea, but to the cultivation of sensitivity. Of all the fullness of the world in which we live. To bring forth the art of love and modesty that leads us to Observation. Zen masters in the constant search for perfection connect with Nature. This is an inexhaustible source of teachings.
The coded gestures repeated endlessly in the ceremony immerse us in the present: the green color of the tea reminds us of moss, the design of the porcelain represents flowers. The shape of the sweets and their color allude to the changes of nature and the seasons, and a calligraphy containing a teaching of a Zen, Chinese or Japanese monk hanging on the wall is used as a frame for meditation.
All this ceremonial allows participants to immerse themselves in the present.
Doing this ceremony can change our life. This ceremony gives us a moment of Peace in this world full of tribulations. It allows us to enter the child in us, to preserve the soul of a child who innocently absorbs the present and marvels at all the things he or she observes and explores. Materialism leads to fear and existence is seen as a struggle for survival, so we need to connect with nature, which teaches us that human beings are subject to the changing seasons.
We must become aware that Winter must come; that we cannot avoid the cycles of our life if we lock ourselves in the worries of everyday life, blocking our brain with negative emotions that prevent us from seeing the beauty that surrounds us, from the present and from having hope for when Spring arrives.
Self-knowledge teaches us that we cannot understand or get along with others if we do not know ourselves, if we do not enter into our Self, if we do not relate to ourselves peacefully and sincerely.
Achieving Serenity does not consist of enclosing our heart in a grotto isolated from the world. To come out of the cave to see the world as it is, is one of the teachings of the Tea Ceremony?
How to make tea ceremony and its elements
The Japanese tea ceremony, known as Chanoyu, is not only a particular way of serving tea but also a cult of art.
Literally Chanoyu means "hot water for tea". Chadô (sometimes written as Sadô) is the philosophy behind learning the ceremony, and means ?the way of tea?
In concrete terms, the Japanese tea ceremony consists of serving matcha green tea in a protocol-like manner. The aim is to achieve the greatest possible economy of movement. It is influenced by Zen Buddhism and is the most structured of all oriental ceremonies, as it is governed by strict protocol.
At present, in high spheres: its aim is the creation of a special atmosphere, in which participants savor tea and admire paintings on nature and other works of art. All materials and equipment used in the Chanoyu have a beauty, construction, representation or artistic expression.
It is also an invitation to forget all material and worldly objects in order to purify the soul and thus reach a state of spiritual harmony with the universe. It is a ritual of reflection and self-knowledge.
Utensils used in the tea ceremony
The utensils used to prepare tea are true works of art, delicate, preserved through time and built with a particular purpose within the tea ceremony.
? Chawan: it is the bowl where matcha tea is prepared. It is a large bowl to allow us to whisk the matcha tea powder inside.
? Chaire or Natsume: is the container for storing tea.
? Chasen: it is the bamboo whisk, used to mix matcha tea with water.
? Chashaku: the bamboo spoon used to measure the right amount of matcha tea and serve it.
? Hishaku: is the bamboo ladle used to serve water.
? Chakin: is the white linen handkerchief used during the ceremony to clean the bowl.
? Fukusa: is the silk cloth used during the ceremony to clean the chashaku and chaire.
According to Zen Buddhism, true beauty lies in simplicity and simplicity. This is one of the premises of the Japanese tea ceremony.
The Chanoyu Principles
Chanoyu is based on four principles: Wa (harmony), Kei (respect), Sei (purity) and Jaku (tranquility). All the objects surrounding the ceremony, as well as the activities that comprise it, pursue these principles.
It is believed that holding the ceremony with full awareness of these principles can transform human consciousness. This tea began to be drunk in China during the Song Dynasty (960-1279). But it became popular in Japan when Japanese Buddhist monks learned to use it from the Chinese. The Japanese brought it back to their country and thus developed the Japanese tea ceremony?
The entire ceremony can last four hours or more, and is divided into four stages. Often in public demonstrations the ceremony is reduced to only the last stage, which lasts about an hour.
Surrounded by mystery, the tea ceremony is not so much about the art of serving tea as it is about cultivating the sensitivity to experience the world here and now: to live in the present. This ancient practice is therefore not limited to what the eyes see.
The ceremonial allows those who practice it to forget their fears to fully immerse themselves in the moment. There are many groups, clubs, books and texts that tea masters use to transmit this wisdom to their disciples: short stories, parables, philosophy, poetry in order to understand the mechanisms of the mind. The true nature of consciousness.
Each of them will help to translate the teaching to their own reality. The quality of our life, Zen tells us, depends on the quality of our thoughts and thus achieve a real change in the way of thinking and perceiving the world. It is good to know that in this year 2022 the learning of this ancestral Ceremony that is helping many people to face the anxiety of this century is still being promoted.
Today, spirituality is sought in many ways, but no change is achieved: we are plagued by a terrible fear of what is to come.
We have not had the will to resolve our traumas, the insecurity in which we live continuously produces stress and depression; the tiredness of living leads us to look for someone to do it for us in the easiest way. We live resentful with everything and everyone, in a world of continuous attack and in spite of all the advances of our time, our worries, our existential anguish is still the same as in the past or maybe worse.
Governments do not do justice. New wars appear. We are fed up, many of us are asleep because of drug consumption. New religions have appeared that share spirituality to see how they make business. Influencers are manipulating minds. Many people simplify their lives by looking for "YouTubers" who solve everything.
There are many who think that listening to speeches of "Channelers" (so they call them) will make them better people to be successful in this world. * (so they call them) will make them better people to be successful in this world. All outside minimizing our commitment to ourselves Follow this one or that one! Buy tickets for the Cruise so you can change in three days listening to Fulanito. Can we really change?
I think so? if we do not give ourselves time to live in the inner silence to which objective, conscious observation of the world in which we live, the nature of our inner nature, leads us! With Love and Modesty.
Perhaps it is time to look into the past. To delve into those ancestral wisdoms that have remained in Time.
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The Italian Grand Prix is a time-honoured tradition in the world of Formula One motor racing. It is considered to be one of the longest running motor racing events and has been held on an annual basis since September 1921. The first Italian Grand Prix was held at Brescia. However, by the following year the course at Monza – which has since become the home of the Italian Grand Prix – had been built just in time to host the 1922 Italian Grand Prix. Although the Italian Grand Prix has been held at a few other locations over the years, the track at Monza has certainly proven to be the most popular location for the event. In fact, in the more than 80 years that it has been running, the Italian Grand Prix has only been held at locations other than the Monza track on five occasions.
It is interesting to note that the Italian Grand Prix was one of the two races which formed part of the inaugural Formula One Championship races in 1950. Prior to this, the Italian Grand Prix had only operated on a national scale in Italy. The decision to participate in an international race was well supported and the Italian Grand Prix features in the World Championships ever since. The circuit length at Monza is 5.79 kilometres (3.60 miles) in length, and it is lapped 53 times. This means that the complete race measures a total of 306.72 kilometres (190.59 miles) in length. Currently Ferrari is the constructor who has enjoyed the most wins, having taken 18 wins on the Monza track. Michael Schumacher has enjoyed the most wins at Monza with five Italian Grand Prix wins under his belt.
The 2006 Italian Grand Prix was the memorable event of German racing superstar Michael Schumacher's last Grand Prix race – and Grand Prix win. At the end of the 2006 racing season Schumacher announced his retirement from Formula One racing. Whilst fans mourned the loss of this spectacular driver to the F1 racing fraternity, it opened the way for other excellent drivers to show their skills. Schumacher's position at Ferrari was filled by Kimi Raikkonen at the start of the 2007 season.
The 2008 Italian Grand Prix was a memorable one for Red Bull Racing as their driver, Sebastian Vettel went down in history as the youngest driver to win a Formula One Grand Prix at the age of 21 years and 74 days. Despite the wet conditions, Vettel led the field for the best part of the race, crossing the finish line 12.5 seconds ahead of McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen. In 2009, Rubens Barrichello of Brawn GP F1 Team took the checkered flag at the Italian Grand Prix. The 2010 Italian Grand Prix is set to take place on 10-12 September, and no doubt fans are waiting in keen anticipation to see who will be victorious this year.
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This is my lazy version of a quick and easy noodle bowl. And while I love to make my own broth, the truth is that rarely happens in between traveling for photo shoots, and family life. So if you have a broth recipe you love, please insert here! Otherwise no judgement for using your favorite boxed brand. Because that works too!
Cut tofu into squares and pat dry with paper towels In a medium bowl combine soy sauce and brown sugar. Add tofu and toss. Let soak for 20 minutes, flipping them occasionally if they are not submerged in the sauce.
Boil a large pot of water and cook noodles per package instructions. Remove from heat, drain, and allow to cool.
Heat a nonstick skillet with vegetable oil over medium-high heat. Cook tofu until very golden brown, about 4 minutes per side. Transfer to paper towels and season with salt.
In the meantime, heat vegetable broth over medium heat in a saucepan. From here you can add soy sauce, sesame oil, chili oil, or just leave as is.
To serve, distribute noodles into each bowl. Add a handful of fresh greens and raw radishes. Pour hot broth and place crispy tofu over top.


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Professor Anthony Uhlmann
Writing and Society Research Centre
Anthony Uhlmann is Professor of Literature and Disciplinary Leader for English and Creative Writing in the School of Humanities and Communication Arts. He is a member of the Writing and Society Research Centre and was Director of the Centre from 2011-2019. He is the author of a novel Saint Antony in His Desert (UWAP, 2018). He is the authof of four scholarly monographs. His most recent book is J. M. Coetzee, Truth, Meaning, Fiction (Bloomsbury, 2020). He published Thinking in Literature: Joyce, Woolf, Nabokov (Bloomsbury) in 2011, and two monographs on Samuel Beckett: Beckett and Poststructuralism (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999), and Samuel Beckett and the Philosophical Image (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006). He edited Gerald Murnane: New Essays (Sydney University Press, 2020). He co-edited Arnold Geulincx's Ethics with Samuel Beckett's Notes (Leiden: Brill, 2006) and Beckett in Context (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012). He was the editor of the Journal of Beckett Studies from 2007 until 2013. HIs work focuses on the exchanges that take place between literature and philosophy and the way in which literature itself is a kind of thinking about the world. He co-founded the Australian University Heads of English in 2012 and was elected President of this body in 2013. He is currently working on two projects: 'Other Worlds, Forms of World Literature' and another, with Moira Gatens, on Spinoza's influence on literary history and the importance of his philosophy to understandings of artistic practice.
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PhD University of Sydney
MA Queen's University (Canada)
BA University of Sydney
Australian Academy of the Humanities (2017 - 2025)
Modern Languages Association (2000 - 2020)
Literature and Philosophy
Modernist Literature
The Value and Function of Literature
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Previous Teaching Areas
102499 Writing Process, 2020
102626 Medieval and Early Modern Literature, 2020
Uhlmann, A. (2020), 'J. M. Coetzee: Truth, Meaning, Fiction', : Bloomsbury Academic 9781501357473.
Uhlmann, A. (2011), 'Thinking in Literature: Joyce, Woolf, Nabokov', : Continuum International Publishing Group 9781441140562.
Uhlmann, A. (2008), 'Beckett and Poststructuralism', : Cambridge University Press 0521052432.
Uhlmann, A. (2006), 'Samuel Beckett and the Philosophical Image', : Cambridge Publishing 9780521865203.
Geulincx, A., Van Ruler, H., Uhlmann, A. and Wilson, M. (2006), 'Arnold Geulincx Ethics With Samuel Beckett's Notes', : Brill Academic Publishers 9789004154674.
Uhlmann, A. (2020), 'Affect, meaning, becoming, and power : Massumi, Spinoza, Deleuze, and neuroscience', Affect and Literature, Cambridge University Press 9781108424516.
Uhlmann, A. (2020), 'Philosophies', The Cambridge Companion to J. M. Coetze, Cambridge University Press 9781108475341.
Uhlmann, A. (2020), 'Reporting meaning in border districts', Gerald Murnane: Another World in This One, Sydney University Press 9781743326404.
Uhlmann, A. (2018), 'The eyes of the mind : proportion in Spinoza, Swift, and Ibn Tufayl', Spinoza's Philosophy of Ratio, Edinburgh University Press 9781474420433.
Uhlmann, A. (2017), 'Creative intuition : Coetzee, Plato, Bergson, and Murnane', J. M. Coetzee's The Childhood of Jesus: The Ethics of Ideas and Things, Bloomsbury Academic 9781501318627.
Rutherford, J. and Uhlmann, A. (2017), 'Introduction', J. M. Coetzee's The Childhood of Jesus: The Ethics of Ideas and Things, Bloomsbury Academic 9781501318627.
Uhlmann, A. (2016), 'Suttree, Joyce, and Flaubert', Cormac McCarthy's Borders and Landscapes, Bloomsbury 9781501319112.
Uhlmann, A. (2015), 'Beckett's intertexts', The New Cambridge Companion to Samuel Beckett, Cambridge University Press 9781107427815.
Uhlmann, A. (2015), 'Ideas in Beckett and Deleuze', Deleuze and Beckett, Palgrave Macmillan 9781137481139.
Uhlmann, A. (2014), 'Thinking with the world : Coetzee's Elizabeth Costello', Mindful Aesthetics : Literature and the Science of the Mind, Bloomsbury 9781441102867.
Uhlmann, A. (2014), 'Beckett, Duthuit and ongoing dialogue', The Edinburgh Companion to Samuel Beckett and the Arts, Edinburgh University Press 9780748675685.
Uhlmann, A. (2014), 'Essays critical and clinical : the book as a 'whole'', Understanding Deleuze, Understanding Modernism, Bloomsbury Academic 9781623563493.
Uhlmann, A. (2013), 'Staging plays', Samuel Beckett in Context, Cambridge University Press 9781107017030.
Uhlmann, A. (2013), 'Introduction', Samuel Beckett in Context, Cambridge University Press 9781107017030.
Uhlmann, A. (2012), 'Le berceau et la berceuse (The cradle and the rocking chair)', Notes de Beckett sur Geulincx, Les Solitaires Intempestifs 9782846813501.
Uhlmann, A. (2011), 'Cap au pire et le desir d'en avoir fini', Samuel Beckett 1: L'ascese du Sujet (=Samuel Beckett 1: The Asceticism of the Subject), Minard: Lettres Modernes 9782256911620.
Uhlmann, A. (2011), 'Realism and Intertextuality in Coetzee's Foe', Strong Opinions: J.M. Coetzee and the Authority of Contemporary Fiction, Continuum International Publishing Group 9781441105301.
Uhlmann, A. (2011), 'Deleuze, Ethics, Ethology, and Art', Deleuze and Ethics, Edinburgh University Press 9780748641161.
Uhlmann, A. (2011), 'Spinoza, Ratiocination, and Art', Spinoza Now, University of Minnesota Press 9780816672806.
Uhlmann, A. (2010), 'Beckett and Philosophy', A Companion to Samuel Beckett, Wiley-Blackwell 9781405158695.
Uhlmann, A. (2010), 'Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury Aesthetics', The Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and the Arts, Edinburgh University Press 9780748635528.
Uhlmann, A. (2010), 'The Symbol in Patrick White', Remembering Patrick White: Contemporary Critical Essays, Rodopi 9789042028494.
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'The Sense of Jealousy in James Joyce's Exiles', Literature and Sensation, Cambridge Scholars Press 9781443801164.
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'Introduction', Literature and Sensation, Cambridge Scholars Press 9781443801164.
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'Expression and affect in Kleist, Beckett and Deleuze', Deleuze and Performance, Edinburgh University Press 9780748635047.
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'Deleuze, Leibniz, Proust and Beckett : thinking in literature', Beckett's Proust/Deleuze's Proust, Palgrave Macmillan 9780230201415.
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'Negative Allegory: Buning on Allegory and the Via Negativa', Where Never Before: Beckett's Poetics of Elsewhere, La poetique de l'ailleurs, Rodopi 9789042028142.
Uhlmann, A. (2008), 'Withholding Assent: Beckett in the Light of Stoic Ethics', Beckett and Ethics, Continuum International Publishing Group 9780826498366.
Uhlmann, A. (2008), 'Image and Disposition in Beckett's Late Plays', Borderless Beckett/Beckett sans frontieres, Rodopi Press 9789042023932.
Uhlmann, A. and Gontarski, S. (2006), 'Afterimages: Introducing Beckett's Ghosts', Beckett after Beckett, University Press of Florida 9780813029092.
Uhlmann, A. (2006), 'Samuel Beckett and the Occluded Image', Beckett after Beckett, University Press of Florida 9780813029092.
Uhlmann, A. (2006), 'L'Image de la Pensee: Cogito Nescio', Presence de Samuel Beckett (Presence of Samuel Beckett), Rodopi 9042021179.
Uhlmann, A. (2004), 'A Fragment of a Vitagraph: Hiding and Revealing in Beckett, Geulincx, and Descartes', After Beckett/D'apr'es Beckett, Rodopi Press 9042019727.
Uhlmann, A., Houppermans, S. and Clement, B. (2004), 'Introduction/ Avant Propos', After Beckett/D'Apr'es Beckett, Rodopi Press 9042019727.
Uhlmann, A. and Gatens, M. (2020), 'Spinoza on art and the cultivation of a disposition toward joyful living', Intellectual History Review, vol 30, no 3 , pp 429 - 445.
Jewell, M., Morley, R. and Uhlmann, A. (2019), 'New writing in an aged care setting', New Writing, vol 16, no 2 , pp 206 - 219.
Uhlmann, A. (2019), 'Spinoza, aesthetics, and Percy Shelley's 'A Defence of Poetry'', Textual Practice, vol 33, no 5 , pp 721 - 738.
Uhlmann, A. (2017), 'Denaturing knowledge in Texts for Nothing', Samuel Beckett Today - Aujourd'hui, vol 29, no 1 , pp 117 - 125.
Uhlmann, A. (2017), 'Approaches to the (Beckett) archives : Popper, Coetzee, and scientific validity', Journal of Beckett Studies, vol 26, no 1 , pp 103 - 117.
Uhlmann, A. (2016), 'Dusklands and the meaning of method', Textual Practice, vol 30, no 3 , pp 399 - 415.
Uhlmann, A. (2016), 'Process and method in Waiting for the Barbarians', Texas Studies in Literature and Language, vol 58, no 4 , pp 435 - 450.
Macris, A. and Uhlmann, A. (2015), 'Perception and sensation in the capital novels : representing the city in literature', Axon: Creative Explorations, vol 5, no 1 .
Uhlmann, A. (2015), 'Silence and sound in the sentences of Gerald Murnane's A Million Windows', Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature, vol 15, no 1 .
Uhlmann, A. (2015), 'Cap au pire, Parmenide et la limite', Roman 20-50, vol 60 , pp 121 - 131.
Uhlmann, A. (2014), 'Excess as Ek-stasis Coetzee's the Master of Petersburg and Giving Offense', Comparatist, vol 38 , pp 54 - 69.
Uhlmann, A. (2013), 'Where literary studies is, and what it does', Australian Literary Studies, vol 28, no 1-2 , pp 98 - 110.
Uhlmann, A. (2013), 'Signs for the soul', Sydney Review of Books, .
Uhlmann, A. (2012), 'J. M. Coetzee and the uses of anachronism in Summertime', Textual Practice, vol 26, no 4 , pp 747 - 761.
Uhlmann, A. (2012), 'Allegorie et via negativa dans l'uvre de Samuel Beckett', Litterture, vol 167 , pp 41 - 50.
Uhlmann, A. (2011), 'Worstward Ho, Parmenides, Badiou and the Limit', Journal of Beckett Studies, vol 20, no 1 , pp 78 - 95.
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'Try what? I don't know. To continue', The Journal of Beckett Studies, vol 17, no 1-2 .
Uhlmann, A. (2009), 'Beckett at 100: Revolving it All (review)', M O D E R N I S M / modernity, vol 16, no 1 , pp 191 - 192.
Uhlmann, A. (2004), 'Image and Intuition in Beckett's "Film"', SubStance: A Review of Theory and Literary Criticism, vol 33, no 2 , pp 90 - 106.
Uhlmann, A. (2004), 'Representation and Presentation: the Deleuzian image', Angelaki, vol 9, no 3 , pp 187 - 197.
2018, 'Saint Antony in His Desert', Published Work
Other Worlds: Forms of World Literature
Funder:
Australian Research Council (ACRG)
Western Researchers:
Anthony Uhlmann, Alexis Wright, Ben Etherington and Gail Jones
In Restrospect: A Digital Resource of Nineteenth-Century Australian Women Writers
Tracy Olverson and Anthony Uhlmann
'Vladimir Nabokov and Thomas Pynchon: Temporal Affinities'
James Gourley and Anthony Uhlmann
Samuel Beckett and the Ethics of Arnold Geulinex
Anthony Uhlmann
The image and the cliche: Literature as a way of thinking
Beckett Editing Project
Spinoza and Literature for Life: a Practical Theory of Art [via USYD]
The Image of Thought: Literature as a way of thinking (DP0559731)
WestWords Young People's Literature Project
Westwords Limited
Mohammed Ahmad and Anthony Uhlmann
China Australia Literary Forum 3
Creating Literature in Western Sydney
Crown Resorts Foundation
Ageing Creatively: Creative Writing as a Tool for Healthy Ageing
Anthony Uhlmann, Paul Arthur, Christopher Davis, Denis Burnham, Esther Chang, Hazel Smith, Jason Ensor, Rachel Hendery, Rachel Morley and Melinda Jewell
Spinoza and Narrative
Anthony Uhlmann and Kiarina Kordela
J.M. Coetzee and Making Sense in Literature
Professor Uhlmann is available to be a principal supervisor for doctoral projects ?
Current Supervision
Thesis Title:
The Process and Issues Encountered and Dealt with in the Translation of Comtemporary Chinese Inner Mongolain Novels: An Exegesis and Accompanying Translation of a Novel
Field of Research:
The McMillan Diaries: Exploring the Gippsland Massacres through Historiographic Metafiction
Solitary and Starlit: Wandering in the Works of Cormac McCarthy
'No Island is a Man' and 'Exploring Post-Human Particularities in "World Literature" through an Australian Lens'
Waking Persephone - novel and exegesis
The Concept of Dance in Nietzsche and its Articulation with German Aesthetics and German Romanticism
Previous Supervision
So Many Selves
The composition of James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man".
Becoming Angel: Subtle Bodies, Aesthetics and Ethics
The Secular Wood: Literary Criticism in the Public Sphere
"The Pure Event"-Terrorism and Temporality in the Works of Thomas Pynchon and Don DeLillo
Studies In Human Society Not Elsewhere Classified
Gestural Sense: Art, Neuroscience and Linguistic Embodiment
"Just Enough Still to Joy": Beckett, Lacan and the Jouissance of Writing a Little Real
Literature; Other Creative Arts
`You as You Always Were?: Samuel Beckett and Kantian Critical Philosophy
Other Society And Culture
Creation and the Function of Art
Philosophy; Other Creative Arts; Creative Arts Not Elsewhere Classified
A Mother (A)Rosa: Anais Nin and Reconceiving Subjective Birth
Literature; Philosophy; Other Society And Culture; Studies In Human Society Not Elsewhere Classified
From Robert Frost to Cognitive Poetics: A Theory of Poetic Experience
Literature; Philosophy; Language And Literature
"Wanderers like the Stars at Which They Gaze": Suttree's Ever-moving Figures after Ulysses
Literature; History; Other Society And Culture
Worshipping the Household Gods: Dickens and Domesticity
Affective Intensities and Evolving Horror Forms: From Found Footage to Virtual Reality
Seculum, An Epic Trilogy in Verse by Peter Dale Scott: ?The Poem as Structure for a New Dawn?
Literature; Creative Arts; Religious Studies
An examination of the narrative devices employed in Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones
Other Worlds Forms of World Literature
ARC Project
What Where, TV play by Samuel Beckett
Producer of Film
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Bathrooms definitely are a unique space. It's a chance to add a little personality to your decor if you haven't been brave enough to go all out in the living spaces. Or maybe you dream of a tranquil setting to enjoy calm while you soak in the bath. Either way, here's a few tips on how to make your bathroom tile selection.


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"Lgitimate" Yemeni gov`t accuses Houthis of detaining travelers under quarantine-pretext
Aden (Debriefer)
The Yemeni internationally recognized government has accused the Houthi group (Ansar Allah) of detaining travelers in Al-Bayda governorate, central Yemen, and preventing them from reaching the group's control areas under the pretext of subjecting them to quarantine as a precaution against the Coronavirus.
The Yemeni government said in a statement, published by the Aden-based Yemeni news agency (Saba), "We condemn what the Houthi group has been doing since the 16th of March, preventing the entry of Yemeni citizens to the governorates under their control, and detaining them under the pretext of what it called a medical quarry in the city of Affar in Al-Bayda without the application of the lowest health standards. "
The government added that this matter "resulted in the suffering of hundreds of travelers as a result of being held in the open without shelter and without distinguishing between children, the elderly and women in an inhumane situation and not equipped with the most basic necessities for life."
The government warned, "The tragic situation in which citizens were placed poses a great danger to their lives, as a result of their detention and the lack of necessary health care," saying that this "reflects a hideous image of the Houthis' violations of human dignity, rights and life."
In its statement, the Yemeni government called on the international community and the United Nations to "urgently press the Houthi group to release the citizens it detained in what it called quarantine, and to deal away from any auctions in light of this global pandemic that the entire world is willing to resist."
And stressed, "taking all necessary measures in dealing with this pandemic, where all those coming from abroad at the border crossings are checked to ensure that they are free from the symptoms of this virus and stone on those infected with them."
The head of the Supreme Political Council of the Houthi Group (Ansar Allah), Mahdi Al-Mashat, was directed on Friday evening to "start the examination procedures and equip the quarantine places and equipment for the arrivals at the designated outlets and points and provide them with the necessary means to receive and absorb the arrivals from abroad of the Yemeni citizens, and provide them with full care for them." And complete the medical examination procedures. "
The Houthi Supreme Committee for Combating Epidemics announced last Monday in a press conference in Sana`a, "to close all land ports for two weeks," accusing the Saudi-led Arab coalition and the "legitimate" Yemeni government, especially the Yemeni Airlines, of "not taking preventive measures to spread the Corona epidemic", according to The group's "Al Masirah" TV.


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Weaving: A Necessary Art
Hannah Smeds-Davies
The woven tradition is one of the oldest contributors to human culture. Records show that technically intricate and visually creative structures had been developed in civilisations eight thousand years ago.
The inventions during the industrial revolution of metal and powered machinery as well as the computer revolution has meant that woven products have been able to keep pace with modern concepts and technology. Astonishingly one is still able today to create new forms of construction and visual ingenuity that make weaving as vital and interesting a contribution to technological and visual culture as it was eight thousand years ago.
Hannah at her loom Photo by David Clarke
It is this combination of heritage and modernity that has inspired me in my career as both designer of woven products for industry and in the area of hand weaving as objects of fine art.
My own family origins are from West Finland where Swedish speaking settlers established farming communities and trading in the then Viking world.
Weaving has always been an integral part of this culture and I grew up in villages where there were always members of families that were hand weaving, both as art and as an integral contribution to necessary household and clothing textiles for the family.
When I arrived in Britain nearly forty years ago and living in the South of England it was not easy to pursue my career as textile designer and weaver and it took me many years with a combination of teaching in art and design colleges and persisting in trying to introduce modern and innovative designs to British industry, not always an easy process.
As the years went by and I established a reputation for providing design work that was both cost effective, beautiful and seemed to sustain sales. This success prompted companies in the woven industries in Yorkshire and Lancashire to demand more of my work. This eventually resulted in me commuting from the South of England where I then still lived to Yorkshire and Lancashire on a weekly basis. In the late eighties we decided as a family to move to the Dales which we had learned to love and admire and start a new life for ourselves in this inspiring environment. We have never regretted this dramatic change in our lives and the landscape of the dales and the way of life is now an integral part of my creative development. The sixteenth century farmstead in which we live is now the centre of a thriving art and design movement with studios, workshops and regular exhibitions of modern arts and crafts during the summer time.
As well as designing for industry I am producing new concepts of art weaving and construction. This together with my considerable interest in colour forms part of numerous recent works that involves the interpretation of the regional landscape in three dimensional sculptures. These highly complex weaves enable me to portray aspects and details of the landscape such as running and falling water, grass moorlands, fallen leaves, distant views and changing skies. Weaving is by its very nature a complex and time consuming process. Many of my recent works involve the invention of new techniques and construction. For example I have recently woven a series of free hanging sculptures, which involves the flat weaving of the design in twelve layers which when taken from the loom unfolds into a multifaceted highly coloured and textured 3-dimensional sculpture. These are then hung in a large glass cylinder which can be placed on a surface enabling the viewer to walk around the object.
I have also woven a series of flat, textured weaves to which I have added multicoloured embroidery which in part combines traditional Scandinavian folk techniques with modern patterning and colour. These abstract weaves give a sense of colour and geometry that are very calming and when hung in a room can be viewed to provide a contemplative atmosphere.
Few people realise the sheer time it takes to produce a complex weave from the design idea through to selecting yarns and colours, threading the warp on the loom, often involving thousands of threads, through to the weaving, finishing off and presentation. It is rare that I can charge the true financial value of the many hours of work and experience that has gone into these objects.
Together with my husband who is also a designer and painter we hope that we are a contribution to the ongoing cultural development of the Dales in which we live.
For more information regarding the work and exhibitions of Hannah Smeds-Davies and Maiden Bridge Gallery please contact 01524 61463.
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NAACP Sues Trump Administration Over Ending Protected Status For Haitians
Many Haitians in the U.S. have been protected from deportation since a 2010 earthquake, but the DHS says Haiti has improved enough for their return. The NAACP says the decision is racially motivated
James Doubek, NPR
| Posted on January 25, 2018, 11:51 AM
Children hold signs at a November news conference in Miami in support of renewing temporary protected status for immigrants from Central America and Haiti.
The NAACP is suing the Department of Homeland Security over the Trump administration's decision to terminate the temporary protected status, or TPS, of tens of thousands of Haitians living in the U.S.
At least 46,000 Haitians are living in the U.S. with protection from deportation and the ability to work under the TPS program, which is meant to help immigrants from countries affected by natural disasters or wars.
In January 2010, the Obama administration announced that it would give TPS protections to Haitians already in the U.S. after a devastating earthquake flattened hundreds of thousands of buildings and killed more than 100,000 people in Haiti.
But the Trump administration announced plans to cancel the status for Haitians in November, saying conditions have improved since then. Former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke said the "extraordinary but temporary conditions caused by the 2010 earthquake no longer exist" in the country.
The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund filed a lawsuit on Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, seeking a court injunction of that decision, arguing it was "an egregious departure from the TPS statute's requirements and an intent to discriminate on the basis of race and/or ethnicity."
The complaint says Haiti is "ill-prepared to receive" the tens of thousands of Haitians living in the U.S. after a cholera outbreak in 2010 and a hurricane in 2016 impeded Haiti's recovery from the earthquake.
The group argues that Duke and current DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen "took irrational and discriminatory government action, denying Haitian immigrants their right to due process and equal protection under the Fifth Amendment."
The legal defense fund and the NAACP say the suit has been filed on behalf of Haitian members of the organizations who are protected under the TPS program.
The lawsuit cites a May 2017 report by The Associated Press that a top official from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services requested data on crimes committed by Haitians in the TPS program, a step the AP calls "unorthodox."
The group also quotes a New York Times report that President Trump said 15,000 of the Haitians who came to the U.S. in 2017 "all have AIDS" as evidence of what it calls President Trump's "racialized goals concerning immigration." Earlier this month Trump also reportedly asked why the U.S. needs "more Haitians" and immigrants from countries he allegedly described with a vulgar slur.
The end of the TPS program for Haitians does not take effect until July 2019 to allow time for what the DHS called an "orderly transition."
The administration has also announced the end of TPS status for the roughly 200,000 Salvadorans now in the U.S. who have been protected since large earthquakes in El Salvador in 2001; that is scheduled to end in September 2019. About 57,000 Hondurans make up the other major group protected under TPS; the DHS says it will determine whether to extend or end their status by early May of this year.
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