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Carpe Articulum - Summer 2010
Issue Number: Volume 3 Issue 2
Published Date: Summer 2010
Publication Cycle: Quarterly
Review by: Terri Denton
This hefty issue of Carpe Articulum begins with an account of David Hoffman's Pulitzer Prize winning nonfiction book, The Dead Hand: The Untold Story of the Cold War Arms Race and Its Dangerous Legacy, from the author, himself a writer for the Washington Post, and an interviewer. There are so many secrets detailed in this issue that one can imagine just how explosive the book itself is. As Ted Hoffman relates, both from the book and from his interviewee,
Hoffman's vastly revised narrative has few conventional heroes or villains – there are some, as a scenario strewn with politicians, military men and scientists must – but mostly introduces us to complex people trying to deal with appallingly complex issues, many unknown until Hoffman pulled them from deep shadows.
As Hoffman puts in his book: "After the Soviet collapse in 1991, new and unexpected threats surfaced almost immediately. Rickety trains hauled nuclear warheads back from Eastern Europe and Central Asia into Russia; tons of highly enriched uranium and plutonium lay unguarded in warehouses; microbiologists and nuclear bomb designers were in desperate straits."
This is terrifying, but it is nothing in comparison with the revelations in this article, and in The Dead Hand. I'm tempted to run to the bookstores right now.
In Joseph A. Soldati's poem, "Hungry Hawks," we are compared to the feared birds of prey: "Pity these predators / so hungry in the lying green world. / Yet desire is in all of us, / craving not the same / as having, and hope as hard / to find as warmth from a dying sun / in the winter's south." It's a fully realized poem, starting with one predator, and ending with another, more metaphoric one, for we are not always predatory, unlike Hungry Hawks.
In Christine Chiosi's poem Pink Building in Valparaiso, the beauty of the first part, along with the sadness of the second, create an astonishing piece of work. To do it justice here, I'd have to transcribe the entire poem. Instead, I'll give you just a few tantalizing lines: "Gracious woman facing the sea – / In your many eyes I witness / eternity, bending around the bay's reflection." Now, doesn't that make you want to know what's next? It should.
Another poem is just as surprising, in this issue, both for its depth, and for the age of its creator: 14. Angelina Mercedes Broscova's words in Cleave are bursting with future potential. To wit:
My uncle showed me the golden sun
How it would always warm my face –
Chasing away the shadows inside,
And leaving happiness in its wake.
He taught me my importance:
A silver moon in an inky sky –
Waxing in his presence
And waning in goodbye.
The colours he revealed in me
Are fading now to grey
Because his journey's just beginning
And I'm left waving by the bay
It's a heartfelt and profound poem for such a young girl, and it's amazing.
In "The Waiter," a short story, Annabel Alderman explores the infidelities of a husband. Writes Alderman,
In short, he went free. There was not enough freedom to warrant his sharing some of it with me.
Here a disruptive tone will begin to discolor this ignoble history, and my bitter recriminations at having been finally rejected will come to light. Waiting is sorry enough a life's work, but the added dimension of distraught frenzy transforms its soapy drama to stunted burlesque.
I loved this story for Alderman's words, akin to Hemingway and Nabokov's writing.
"My Moment" by Marilyn Carrie Urso is a tale of love lost, guilt, and sense of betrayal. When her husband is attacked by bees and goes into what the narrator believes is anaphylactic shock, Urso tells us,
I pulled the cloth off the table and covered his shaking body and kneeled next to him while deciding what to do.
Was this the miracle I'd been waiting for? I could simply walk out to the yard and return in thirty minutes. He'd probably be dead by then or have reached the point of no return. Instead, I called 911.
It's a chilling paragraph, and not only for its almost-murderer. Is it fight or flight that compels the psyche to do what it will?
Finally, and fittingly so, there is Wesley Alan Morton's "Sam Bones and the Butterflies." A writer by profession, the character Bones is a fascinating example. Writes Morton,
Sam's only poem meticulously recreated the final minutes of his unbroken heart.
… the last sun rays fading into the silhouette of purple mountains in the west. The gathering darkness and thunderheads converging over head. The fresh blades of ant-flecked grass on the hill where they lay. Her scent of lavender in the autumn air. The tangle of wiry branches and shaking, patchwork leaves above their supine bodies. The sudden, tight squeeze of her trembling hand in his. Her spellbound eyes fixed on the setting sun and the blazing colors of red, orange, yellow in the clouds. Whipping winds of the coming tempest.
The last paragraph of this story, involving the butterflies of its title, will leave you smiling and wondrous.
I absolutely loved this journal. It has just about everything you could want from a literary magazine: poems, short stories, interviews, photos, and more. It will leave you wanting more. And, just as I am contemplating the subscription card, you may do so yourself.
[www.CarpeArticulum.com]


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Children and young people's outstanding contributions awarded at special event
Over 90 young people attended the High Sheriff's Outstanding Young Citizenship Awards 2011 yesterday evening (Tuesday 29 March 2011) which recognises the fantastic work done by young people around the county.
The event, now in its sixth successful year, was proudly hosted by Shropshire Council at Shirehall in Shrewsbury.
The awards, which recognises the significant contributions made by outstanding young citizens across Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin, was organised by the High Sheriff of Shropshire Mr Hugh Trevor-Jones and Shropshire Council's children and young people's services.
All schools and colleges from both Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin were invited to nominate any young person/people that they felt had demonstrated their commitment to citizenship working in the following categories:
Voluntary work and community activities
Work activities
Political activities and other, eg international exchanges.
All young people that are nominated received a certificate, with two overall winners, one from Shropshire and one from Telford and Wrekin. Many of the young people nominated had achieved recognition in all categories.
This year's outstanding achievement winners were Maya Carswell age 10, from the Grange Primary School, Shrewsbury and Jaime Skitt age 14, who attends Southall School in Telford.
Maya undertook a six-week training programme to become a peer mentor role and became an invaluable school member, supporting many children on the playground and around the school. In addition to this, Maya has played a key role in helping to enhance her local community and is an active fundraiser helping the school raise £65 towards the Blue Peter charity appeal to support children in Bangladesh and the UK to have access to healthier lifestyles.
Maya's teacher said:
"Maya is without a doubt one of the most considerate and caring children that I have taught in my 30 years of teaching; so it comes a no surprise to me that she has been nominated for this award."
Jaime, an active member of the school council, has been influential in many of the positive changes at his school, and as part of his work on healthy schools has helped to negotiate a new dinner menu. Jaime is also a key member of the school's radio station and uses his broadcasts to promote community events. Jaime, along with his radio team, are also involved in many charity events including Children in Need and Red Nose Day.
Jaime's tutor said of him:
"Jaime is a fine example of what a responsible young citizen should be, and I am proud to nominate him for this award."
High Sheriff of Shropshire Mr Hugh Trevor-Jones said:
"The nominations this year were really outstanding. These really are an amazing group of young people and I am extremely impressed by their achievements. My sincere congratulations to Maya, Jamie and all the young people nominated. We have had a wonderful response to the citizenship awards and the event was a great way to recognise and celebrate the excellent work of young people."
The High Sheriff added:
"These nominees represent the very best of what young people can offer the wider community in Shropshire and I welcome their participation and their commitment."
Councillor Aggie Caesar-Homden, Shropshire Council's Cabinet member for children and young people, said:
"I have been absolutely amazed and touched by the many stories I heard at this prestigious event. Citizenship is not just learning about our place in the world, which is important, but also what we can do by supporting and helping others in order to make our local communities better places in which to live. These children are an inspiration to us all, and I wholeheartedly congratulate the winners and those nominated, who have demonstrated unconditional passion and enthusiasm in supporting their peers and their local communities. I am sure their families, friends and colleagues are extremely proud of them."

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Національний склад станом на 1989 рік:
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The latest brutal killing of S.L.Rajesh (34),Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's (RSS) Basti Karyavaha (Secretary), of Edavaokode near Thiruvanathapuram in Kerala, has again brought the issue of murder politics by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI (M)] to the forefront. This is the 13th murder of RSS Swayamsevaks, apart from burning alive a woman member of BJP, in the last twelve months.
This history of murder politics by the CPI (M) goes back to 1969 when the first murder of an RSS Swayamsevak took place, when the Marxists realised the growing influence of the nationalist voluntary organisation. Since then around 300 Swayamsevaks are brutally murdered by the CPI (M) cadres. The politics is popularly known as the 'Kannur model ' in communist circles and parlance.
After the emergency(1975-77), when there was a growing migration of communists towards RSS in the state, this onslaught increased many fold. The history suggests that this politics of violence is not limited to CPM vs RSS as many intellectuals try to portray, but actually it has been CPM vs all others who try to stand up against their politics and atrocities, including their own cadre who dare stand against the 'Party'.
Since the incumbent Chief Minister Shri Pinarayi Vijayan, who himself is from Kannur and was an accused in one of such political murders, took reigns of power, this violent politics has seen new heights. The State Secretary of the party K Balakrishnan is also from Kannur and now sheltering many criminals.
elements that are out of bounds from Kannur, in Thiruvananthapuram. This is spreading the phenomenon to other parts of the State.
This assault on Swayamsevaks especially coming from ordinary background and downtrodden castes is an attack not only on RSS but also on human rights and democratic ethos of the country. All concerned people, including the Union Government, media, human rights activists and political parties, should take serious cognisance of this trend and should take suitable action as per the Constitutional provisions to save the 'God's Own State' from the intolerant and violent ideologies of Communism and Islamism.
Intollerance of Cpm leads to bloodshed in kerala.
Cpim get hot when his boss(china) is sqeezed.
But what is the central government doing? It can send a stern warning to the Kerala government and if tge murders continue dismiss the government.


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Q: How to get a object type at the moment of object instantiation C#. I created a table in a database with a fields definition, I mean TableName, ColumnName.
Then I created a class which has all the structure of the table.
Then I created a Property GetObjectType()
What I want is to at the moment of the instantiation the Property GetObjectType is already loaded with the information of the property by reflection.
I did something like this.
public partial class MyClass
{
    private Type boType;
    private string tableName;
    private string fieldName;

    public strig TableName{
            //Get and set
    }

    public strig FieldName{
            //Get and set
    }

    public Type GetObjectType
    {
        get
        {
            if(boType == null)
            {
                this.boType = Type.GetType("NameSpace" + this.FieldName, NameSpace"));
            }
            return this.boType;
        }
    }
}

I want to do
MyClass obj = new MyClass();
Type myType = obj.GetObjectType(); //Always null'

I'm in the correct way?

A: use GetType()directly. you dont have to write a custom GetObjectType() method for it.
like below,
Myclass obj=new MyClass();
Type type=obj.GetType();

A: Every object has the method GetType() on it due to inheritance from System.Object
Just do:
 MyClass obj = new MyClass();
 Type myType = obj.GetType();

A: Put a breakpoint inside the GetObjectType function and test your line of code in the Immediate Window at execution time. I'm guessing that your class name/namespace doesn't exactly match what you are expecting.

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require 'spec_helper'

RSpec.describe 'Protected Tags', :js do
  include ProtectedTagHelpers

  let(:user) { create(:user, :admin) }
  let(:project) { create(:project, :repository) }

  before do
    sign_in(user)
  end

  describe "explicit protected tags" do
    it "allows creating explicit protected tags" do
      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      set_protected_tag_name('some-tag')
      set_allowed_to('create') if Gitlab.ee?
      click_on "Protect"

      within(".protected-tags-list") { expect(page).to have_content('some-tag') }
      expect(ProtectedTag.count).to eq(1)
      expect(ProtectedTag.last.name).to eq('some-tag')
    end

    it "displays the last commit on the matching tag if it exists" do
      commit = create(:commit, project: project)
      project.repository.add_tag(user, 'some-tag', commit.id)

      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      set_protected_tag_name('some-tag')
      set_allowed_to('create') if Gitlab.ee?
      click_on "Protect"

      within(".protected-tags-list") { expect(page).to have_content(commit.id[0..7]) }
    end

    it "displays an error message if the named tag does not exist" do
      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      set_protected_tag_name('some-tag')
      set_allowed_to('create') if Gitlab.ee?
      click_on "Protect"

      within(".protected-tags-list") { expect(page).to have_content('tag was removed') }
    end
  end

  describe "wildcard protected tags" do
    it "allows creating protected tags with a wildcard" do
      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      set_protected_tag_name('*-stable')
      set_allowed_to('create') if Gitlab.ee?
      click_on "Protect"

      within(".protected-tags-list") { expect(page).to have_content('*-stable') }
      expect(ProtectedTag.count).to eq(1)
      expect(ProtectedTag.last.name).to eq('*-stable')
    end

    it "displays the number of matching tags" do
      project.repository.add_tag(user, 'production-stable', 'master')
      project.repository.add_tag(user, 'staging-stable', 'master')

      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      set_protected_tag_name('*-stable')
      set_allowed_to('create') if Gitlab.ee?
      click_on "Protect"

      within(".protected-tags-list") do
        expect(page).to have_content("Protected tag (2)")
        expect(page).to have_content("2 matching tags")
      end
    end

    it "displays all the tags matching the wildcard" do
      project.repository.add_tag(user, 'production-stable', 'master')
      project.repository.add_tag(user, 'staging-stable', 'master')
      project.repository.add_tag(user, 'development', 'master')

      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      set_protected_tag_name('*-stable')
      set_allowed_to('create') if Gitlab.ee?
      click_on "Protect"

      visit project_protected_tags_path(project)
      click_on "2 matching tags"

      within(".protected-tags-list") do
        expect(page).to have_content("production-stable")
        expect(page).to have_content("staging-stable")
        expect(page).not_to have_content("development")
      end
    end
  end

  describe "access control" do
    before do
      stub_licensed_features(protected_refs_for_users: false)
    end

    include_examples "protected tags > access control > CE"
  end
end

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Examples of Organic Architecture Buildings Concept Characteristic
Before going over the best examples of organic architecture buildings. we here get some knowledge about what is Organic Architecture Concept, Characteristics, Design Theory, etc. The term organic architecture was create by Frank Lloyd Wright (1867–1959). Though never well articulated by his cryptic style of writing. So here, I stand before you preaching organic architecture. Declaring examples of organic architecture buildings concepts and characteristics to be the modern, ideal and the teaching so much needed. if we are to see the whole of life. and to now serve the whole of life, holding no traditions essential to the great TRADITION.
Nor cherishing any preconceived form fixing upon us either past, present or future. but instead exalting the simple laws of common sense or of super-sense if you prefer determining form by way of the nature of materials. Ref:Wikipedia. So, Architects here we see some interesting examples of organic architecture buildings. For clearing your doubt about the concept of organic architecture, and how to create best buildings with organic architecture characteristically.
Best Examples Of Organic Architecture Buildings
Just go through this organic architecture characteristics, before we headed to world's best Examples Of Organic Architecture Buildings.
Let the Design Organic Buildings:
Be inspire by nature and be sustainable, healthy, conserving, and diverse.
Unfold, like an organism, from the seed within.
Exist in the "continuous present" and "begin again and again".
Follow the flows and be flexible and adaptable.
Satisfy social, physical, and spiritual needs.
"Grow out of the site" and be unique.
Celebrate the spirit of youth, play and surprise.
Express the rhythm of music and the power of dance.
So, Friends here above we see the Concept and Characteristics or Organic architecture. We also, see how this things help in terms of your futuristic vision of architectural trends.
Now, we are go over the World's Best examples of organic architecture buildings.
Learning Hub at Nanyang Technological University:
Location: Singapore.
Architect: Heatherwick Studio.
Completed: 2015.
Photo: Hufton + Crow.
When Thomas Heatherwick's Studio, entered the competition to design a new learning hub, for Singapore's Nanyang Technological University. It won in part thanks to the way its concept proposed a examples of organic architecture buildings.
That re-imagined and redefined the standard typology of an educational building. Defined by the studio as 'endless corridor, no natural daylight and only hints of other people's presence'.
Know more about Example of organic building form in architecture.
The hub, part of a £360 million scheme, consists of 56 tutorial rooms inside interlinked towers. Which surround an atrium. Although the towers, which are clad in concrete, have been like to the stack wooden baskets.
In which dim sum is steam and serve, their shape is distinctly examples of organic architecture buildings.
There are barely any straight lines in the whole examples of organic architecture buildings, making it feel far more like something that has developed naturally than a man-made building.
Lotus Temple, India:
Location: New Delhi, India.
Architect: Fariborz Sahba.
Photo: Carsten Lindstedt.
Shaped like a giant lotus flower. this modern architectural wonder was designed by Iranian-Canadian architect Fariborz Sahba. It is a Bahá'í House of Worship. meaning worshipers of all denominations are welcomed.
According to the architect, the Lotus flower represented by the form of the best examples of organic architecture buildings represents. That idea that 'out of the murky waters of our collective history of ignorance and violence. Mankind will arise to inhabit a new age of peace and universal brotherhood'.
In accordance with the architectural principles stated by Abdu'l-Bahá. the son of the founder of the religion, the examples of organic architecture buildings is a nine-sided circular shape made up of 27 free-standing marble clad 'petals' arranged in clusters of three.
The Mobile Orchard.
Location: portable.
Architect: Atmos
Picture: © Alex Haw.
'Trees are constantly hovering in the consciousness of any architect. They're both our nemesis – how the hell do they do that?. we wonder – and our savior – the camouflage we plant when buildings go wrong.'
This is how Alex Haw, principal at atmos, describes the genesis of the Mobile Orchard. A project that toured London and examined how the natural forms of trees could be used to create street furniture.
Reporting on the examples of organic architecture buildings at the time, Blueprint's Herbert Wright wrote. Atmos are masters of crafting spaces and structures with digital woodcutting, and for the Mobile Orchard, they used 4mm planes of Latvian birch (sponsored by DHH Timber).
The branches spread out in one direction particularly. As if in a wind, and the two-meter-odd cantilever is counter weighted by the base of roots. A special touch for the City festival was the inclusion of white leaves in the shape of every London borough, cut from priplak, a polypropylene.
Concept of Organic Design:
Like the best examples of organic architecture buildings trees, Mobile Orchard is climbable. Its shape includes nine smooth, sculpted steps. And it carries on an atmos record of previous inhabitable sculptures that have traveled as far as Hong Kong. What about the fruit?
Apples were placed in its branches in the City. requiring constant replenishment by Festival crew as office types. lured by the sensual, curvy installation, took them. Really, it would be a sin not to.'
Alex Haw again: 'We endowed it with sprawling street-furniture roots and spiraling branches. that radiated to offer a concealed stairway. that leads past various seating niches to a sky-throne.
Its limbs offered real apples for hungry mouths. and a scatter of waste-less 'London leaves'. Tiled components laser-cut in the shape of the surrounding boroughs examples of organic architecture buildings.
Shell by ARTechnic architects:
Location: Karuizawa, Japan.
Architect: ARTechnic.
Photo: ARTechnic architects.
This holiday villa in Karuizawa, Japan, could well owe something to Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. Both examples of organic architecture buildings fit perfectly into their respective natural surroundings, while also echoing nature in their design. As its name suggests, the villa, which is set in woodland, is reminiscent of a shell.
According to the architects, ARTechnic: 'being in sync with nature isn't about yielding to nature. It's about coexistence. The existence of the structure depends on its power to endure nature.
By isolating living space from the wilderness, and upgrading its quality as a shelter. The house will be protected from nature and will provide a comfortable environment. With this, the examples of organic architecture buildings will be taken care of and used frequently and continuously.'
Qatar National Convention Center:
Location: Doha, Qatar.
Architect: Arata Isozaki.
Photo: By UNCTAD.
Designed by the renowned Japanese architect Arata Isozaki, the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC). Features a spectacular facade that resembles two intertwined trees reaching up to support the building's overhanging exterior canopy.
The tree motif is a reference to the Sidrat al-Muntaha, a mythical tree that is holy in Islam. According to the architect, the tree represents 'learning and comfort in the desert and a haven for poets and scholars who gathered beneath its branches to share knowledge'.
Two huge steel columns, designed to look like tree trunks create an examples of organic architecture buildings. Looking sort of portico through which visitors pass in to the building through doors in a glass-fronted facade.
London Aquatics Center:
Location: London: UK.
Architect: Zaha Hadid.
This is the first entry on our list for British architect Zaha Hadid, but we make no apologies. After all Hadid is surely one of the modern masters for creating examples of organic architecture buildings.
In truth, we could have chosen many of Hadid's buildings, such as the magnificent Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku. But in the end the unique relationship between concrete and water in her Aquatics Centre, designed for the London 2012 Olympics, swung it.
The architect describes the building's design as 'a concept inspired by the fluid geometry of water in motion, creating spaces and a surrounding environment in sympathy with the river landscape of the Olympic Park'.
The Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé:
Location: Paris, France.
Architect: Renzo Piano.
Photo: Paul Raftery.
Despite its building height restrictions, Paris actually has pretty good form when it comes to allowing bold architectural statements. That mix traditional and modern architecture – The Louvre Pyramid, for example.
Carrying on this tradition is architect Renzo Piano's unorthodox examples of organic architecture buildings designed to house the Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé. Which also happens to be one of the best recent examples of organic architecture buildings.
Organic Building Shape:
Described by Renzo Piano's firm as an 'organic creature', the slug shaped new building rises up cheekily above the traditional 19th century neoclassical facade which contains its entrance. So that it can be seen (but only just), from the street, before sloping down into the a former courtyard space behind.
According to Renzo Piano building Workshop, 'The peculiar design of this building is determined by the site's major limits and requirements… While respecting the distances with the surrounding buildings. The building improves the neighbor's access to natural light and air.'
Location: London UK.
Architect: Foster and Partners.
Photo: Gerald McLean.
Even as it is becomes crowded by newer and taller buildings such as the Shard and the Wallie-Talkie, the Gherkin (AKA 30 Saint Mark Axe) remains Londoner's best loved tall building [http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/7491].
The examples of organic architecture buildings form – which has been said to resemble a gherkin (or a pickle if you're American), is certainly part of its charm. But it is not just for the sake of being quirky. The design also helps conserve energy, making the building more sustainable.
Organic design of the Gherkin:
The design of the Gherkin is heavily steeped in energy efficiency with many of its features designed to enhance efficiency. Open shafts in between each floor act as ventilation for the building and require no energy for use.
The shafts pull warm air out of the building during the summer. And use passive heat from the sun to bring heat into the building during the winter. These open shafts also allow available sunlight to penetrate deep into the building, to cut down on light costs. It has been said that 30 St. Mary Axe uses only half of the energy. that a similarly sized tower would use.
Al Wakrah Stadium:
Location: Qatar.
Compted: ongoing.
Picture: Zaha Hadid Architects.
Designed to host the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup, Zaha Hadid's football stadium has proved to be a little too organic-looking for some, with several journalists pointing out the stadium's resemblance to a vagina.
Hadid dismissed the comments, telling Time magazine: 'It's really embarrassing that [critics] come up with nonsense like this. What are they saying? Everything with a hole in it is a vagina? That's ridiculous."
However, some commentators were keen to see what they perceived as a feminist riposte to the many 'penis-shaped' towers deigned mostly by men.
Kunsthaus Graz:
Location: Graz, Austria.
Architect: Sir Peter Cook and Colin Fournier.
Photo: Kunsthaus Graz.
Looking like some kind of giant space slug trying to hide among the traditional buildings of Graz, Austria, the Kunsthaus Graz or Graz Art Museum. As it's also known, is one of the boldest and best examples of organic architecture buildings anywhere – at least on this planet.
Its distinctive otherworldly form and 'skin' of made of iridescent blue acrylic panels has earned the building its nickname, 'the friendly alien'.
In both form and material, the building is designed to strike a dramatic contrast with the surrounding baroque roofs of its 'host city' with its red clay roofing tiles. However, it also integrates the facade of an 1847 iron house.
Fallingwater (Best examples of organic architecture buildings):
Location: Pennsylvania, USA.
Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright.
Photo: Phil Romans.
It seems only fair that the best examples of organic architecture buildings on our list. That should be by one of America's greatest architects Frank Lloyd Wright. After all, Wright is widely credited with coining the term.
Wright's Fallingwater, built in the late 1930s as a holiday home for the wealthy Kaufmann family, is a true classic examples of organic architecture buildings.
Nowadays, the house is rightly regarded as a classic of modernist architecture – but when the Kaufmann's first looked at Wright's plans for their new summerhouse, they were actually disappointed. The family had expected the house to have views of the beautiful waterfall in its grounds; instead, Wright had designed a house that would sit on top of the waterfall.
However, the Kaufmann's soon came round to the idea, and they grew to love their house. Which, as it has aged, has come to seem even more at one with its natural surroundings.
Eric Corey Freed takes a more seminal approach in making his description: Using Nature as our basis for design, a building or design must grow, as Nature grows, from the inside out.
Most architects design their buildings as a shell and force their way inside. Nature grows from the idea of a seed and reaches out to its surroundings. A examples of organic architecture buildings thus, is akin to an organism and mirrors the beauty and complexity of Nature.
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Terrance "Terry" Gamble grew up in Port Huron with strong supportive parents and many influential coaches. As a youth Terry was actively playing baseball for his father (the coach) and developed into an outstanding goalie in the Port Huron Minor Hockey Association. During this time he appreciated good coaching and later realized how these coaches influenced his young childhood. To this day, his coaching style and coaching theory mimics the way he was taught from playing for his Dad and the many coaches from his Travel hockey teams.
Already inducted, as a hockey player, into the Port Huron Sports Hall of Fame with the 1971 "Star Oilers" Port Huron Minor Hockey Team and with the SCCCC 2000 Skippers Volleyball Team, Terry has had many other accomplishments to this date as a Volleyball Coach. In 2006 Terry was inducted into the NJCAA Volleyball Hall of Fame, was selected as National Coach of the year, AVCA Midwest Region Coach of the year, and NJCAA D1 National Coach of the year, just to name a few. Terry has an impressive .827 winning percentage in his 15 years as a coach. Terry's fondest memories and accomplishments have been winning the Jr. College National Championships while coaching at St. Clair County Community College in 2000, 2004 and repeating in 2006.
Terry received his education starting at St. Clair County Community College, transferring to Western Michigan University, and then furthering his coaching education with a Bachelor's and Master's Degree from the United States Sports Academy. Terry is currently the new head coach at McNeese State University (Div 1) in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Prior to this, Terry coached at Midland Lutheran College, Iowa Western Community College, and Mott Community College. Terry has many coaching certificates including CAP 1, CAP 11, Impact 1&11, and is a USA Certified Official.
Terry has three children (Kyle 23, Kristi 19, and Kody 14). He is active with "Dig Pink" breast cancer awareness, the AVCA organization, and he always enjoys coming back "home" to Port Huron. Terry attributes his success in coaching Volleyball to his parents, his players, and the help from school administrations, past coaches, family and friends.


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New Jersey Joins in $450M Nationwide Opioid Settlement
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On Monday, Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced that New Jersey, along with a coalition of state attorneys general, have reached an agreement in principle with opioid maker Endo International PLC for its role in the opioid crisis. The agreement would provide up to $450 million to participating states and local governments and ban promotion of Endo's opioid products, as well as require Endo to supply millions of documents related to its role in the crisis for publication in a public online archive.
The agreement would resolve allegations that Endo boosted opioid sales by using deceptive marketing that downplayed the risk of addiction, while overstating the benefits of opioid medication.
Attorney General Platkin was quoted on wrnjradio.com saying, "The Attorney General's Office is committed to holding accountable those who have fueled the opioid epidemic, which has destroyed the lives of millions of American families, including in New Jersey . . . This settlement cannot bring back those we have lost to the opioid crisis, but we can put these settlement funds back into the communities that have suffered most to provide needed resources that will help with prevention, treatment, and recovery."
Kelly Levy, Acting Director of the Office of the New Jersey Coordinator for Addiction Responses and Enforcement Strategies (NJ CARES), was also quoted saying, "Although there is no way to quantify the daily suffering and long-term harm caused by Endo, the Endo settlement funds will provide financial resources necessary to combat the far-reaching effects of illegal opioid marketing . . . We are committed to using these funds to continue our all-hands on deck approach to lessening the impact the opioid crisis has on the lives of New Jersey residents on a daily basis."
The states involved in this resolution are Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, and Virginia; along with the attorneys general of Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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German diver Tina Punzel is a European Championship title-holder and Diving Grand Prix gold medallist who has represented her country for over a decade. She has found success on both the 10m platform and the 1m and 3m springboards, and competes in both synchro and individual events.
Punzel began competing internationally in 2009, and scored her first major medals the following year when she took home double bronze at the European Junior Championships. Within a few more months, she proved herself a formidable competitor on the senior circuit, including earning a silver medal in the 3m synchro at the FINA Diving Grand Prix at Rostock. Her major breakout would come in 2013, when she made her senior World and European Championships debuts, and claimed the European title in the women's 3m springboard, pocketing her first major international gold medal.
In the years since, Punzel has claimed a host of medals at FINA Diving Grand Prix events, notably taking home a gold and a silver at Gold Coast in 2017, and a gold, a silver and two bronzes at Rostock in 2018. At the World Series, she has likewise become a familiar face on the podium, and was ranked third overall on the 2018 circuit in both the 3m synchro and the 10m synchro. At the 2018 European Aquatics Championships, Punzel snatched a trio of medals, earning gold in the mixed 3m, silver in the women's 3m synchro and bronze in the individual 3m springboard. Incredibly, she would better her record the following year at the European Diving Championships, landing a gold in the team event, and again achieving podium finishes in the mixed, women's synchro and individual 3m springboard competitions.
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All Salsa instructors have their own interpretation of what determines the level of their classes. Salsa is a dance that has a variety of different styles. There is no set curriculum or lexicon of terminology. Therefore what one teacher or instructor considers an Intermediate level may be considered another teacher's advanced level. I recommend trying one class of the teacher/instructor of your choice. If the class is too slow or quick, then speak to the teacher so that he or she can recommend a more appropriate level.
To get an indication of your own level Salsa Libre doesn't talk about beginners, intermediate or advanced but just Level 1, level 2, level 3 and so on ….
Each level contains 10 lessons. That means that level 1 = 1 – 10 lessons and so on ….
Level 1 is an introductory course, which gives a foundation of movement for students who have had little or no dance experience. In this course, students will learn the basics in 'Salsa, Merengue and Bachata'. Emphasis will be on the development of partnering skills, lead and follow, the basic principles of timing, as well as basic footwork and variations of simple turn patterns.
Level 2 is a continuation for students who have completed Level 1 or possess a good understanding of the basic patterns of Salsa, Merengue and Bachata as well as, variations of simple turns and the principles of timing and partnering. Emphasis will be on the continuing development of partnering skills, lead and follow, dance floor etiquette, a good understanding of timing, and the ability to execute simple Salsa and Merengue sequences. New steps and turn patterns will be introduced and linked together to develop new combinations.
The Level 3 focus will refine and reinforce the principles and technique taught at the beginner levels. Emphasis will be on new and more challenging combinations to add to an already existing dance repertoire. Timing will constantly be reinforced which will aid the student in their ability to combine various salsa combinations with ease. Also at this level the basic footwork and timing will be introduced. Simple sequences will be taught.
Level 4 is a continuation for students who have completed Level 3 or possess a solid understanding of Salsa, Merengue and Bachata. At this level more intricate patterns and combinations are introduced with greater emphasis on speed, timing and co-ordination. Further development of partnering skills will be taught therefore, making the lead delicate, yet effective without requiring muscle. The focus will be on teaching 'leaders' to have a clear concise lead with accuracy in timing while 'followers' become more receptive, resulting in smooth controlled movement.


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Барон Фердинанд фон Райценштайн (; , Шварценштайн, ныне в составе города Шварценбах-ам-Вальд — , Арнсдорф) — немецкий сексолог.

Происходил из старинного дворянского рода, известного с XIV века. В 1898—1903 гг. работал в Мюнхенском университете, занимаясь историко-литературными исследованиями. С 1903 г. жил в Вюрцбурге, перебиваясь случайными заработками (в частности, преподавал рисунок в женской гимназии), в 1906—1908 гг. был главным редактором газеты либерального направления в Вормсе. С 1908 г. в Берлине, работал в берлинском Музее народоведения. После Первой мировой войны работал в дрезденском Музее гигиены и возглавлял журнал Geschlecht und Gesellschaft (), в 1923—1925 гг. возглавлял отдел антропологических и этнологических исследований в Институте сексуальных наук Магнуса Хиршфельда.

Основные труды Райценштайна — «Культурная история брака» (; 1908—1912) и «История развития любви» (; 1908). Кроме того, к изданию 1927 года он значительно дополнил (в том числе иллюстративным рядом) знаменитый компендиум Г. Г. Плосса и Макса и Пауля Бартельсов «Женщина в естествоведении и народоведении».

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RED CREEK CABIN/Character!/Hot Tub/King/Massage Chair/WiFi/2 FP/Fire Pit/Creek!
Red Creek Cabin: Bask in the warmth of historic charm in a lush forest setting with the sounds of rushing water from the creek below. Restored with love and tastefully updated with all the modern amenities, the Red Creek Cabin (2 Bedrooms & 2 Bathrooms) embraces you in luscious comfort and luxury. The cheerful red theme is first seen in the red metal roof when you enter the circular driveway and is reflected throughout the interior décor.
Be enchanted with all the delightful amenities sure to spoil you: large hot tub, massage chair, high speed wireless Internet, plush king bed, attractive furnishings, large decks, screened porch, 2 gas log fireplaces, 52" HDTV & DVD movies, central heat & air, upscale washer & dryer and more! Kids will love the playground with fort, slide, swings and climbing wall.
The sound of rushing water is intriguing and we made it easy to satisfy your curiosity by adding a magical stairway to the canyon below to the Featherstone Creek. You will love it!
This lovely 1930s home has all new plumbing, wiring, central heat/air system, new bathrooms, new roof, and an updated kitchen with cottage charm yet with all new appliances including a dishwasher. The original living room with a stone gas log fireplace now serves as the romantic king bedroom.
The home was doubled in size in the 1980s with a living room addition featuring a wood paneled 20 foot cathedral ceiling with a massive gas log fireplace and a wall of glass doors leading to a deck and stairway to the woodlands and stream below. This elegant room has comfortable sofas (1 is a queen sleeper), 52" HDTV with DVD player, large DVD movie library, massage chair, dining area and reflects the happy red theme.
There is a small second bedroom with a pretty day bed and pull-out twin trundle. For babies, there is a crib, high chair and stroller. Children will enjoy the games, stuffed animals and kids' books.
LOCATION: 9 minutes from I-26 exit 44, this vacation rental is located in Hendersonville, NC. The RED CREEK CABIN sits on several lush acres of wooded forest with a rushing creek in the canyon below. It is 8 minutes from a large shopping and restaurant complex. This convenient location is 13 minutes from downtown Historic Hendersonville Main Street shops, galleries and restaurants. It's a quick 30 minutes to downtown Asheville and the Biltmore Estate.
YOU DESERVE TO BE SPOILED!!! With all the special touches, this is a warm inviting home rather than a "vacation rental house." I promise you a meticulously clean & well-maintained home thoughtfully furnished with your every need in mind! I am a caring local owner who takes exquisite care of my 11 AshevilleVacationHomes properties and am available anytime to see to your needs. YOU are my full-time business! You may verify listing authenticity by doing an Internet search under the name "RED CREEK CABIN" in the Asheville NC area to locate my independent listing.
I am Stephanie Joy Johnson. My passion is creating beauty in real estate….remodeling and restoring homes, landscape design, interior home décor and, best of all, making guests feel pampered when they stay at my personally owned luxury vacation homes in the gorgeous mountains of Western North Carolina. I devote myself full-time to taking care of my homes & guests. YOU are my full-time business! My business is called Asheville Vacation Homes. I began this business in 2004 and delight in finding beautiful locations and gorgeous homes for vacation rental settings. I am always searching for interesting furnishings (shopping!) to add to the delightful decor for my guests. During your stay, you also might meet my awesome property manager and "fix-it man," David. He can take care of any maintenance or property issues should they arise. He and I are both available 7-days-a-week to make sure your stay is the best ever! Email me for my web address to see all 11 of my vacation homes. Take a virtual tour at AshevilleVacationHomes. INDULGE! You deserve to be spoiled at my vacation home! I am a caring local owner and answer all inquiries personally.
RED CREEK CABIN is my latest "find." The original home was built in the 1930s loaded with lots of character and later (1980s ?) a beautiful addition doubling the size with exquisite wood covered walls & 20' ceiling living room....all with a view of the lush woods. When I found this home it needed an entire renovation but with lots of time, money, work and loving care, it is now a magnificent home you will love! I am passionate about living in these awesome Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina and adore sharing my vacation rental homes with guests who come to experience our area's mountains & towns. I take exquisite care of my properties and am available anytime to see to your needs. I make sure each home is exceptionally clean, meticulously well-maintained and the hot tub sparkling with fresh water. I have lived in Asheville, North Carolina for many years and find great joy in discovering more and more reasons why this is the BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO LIVE! Asheville is consistently in the "Top 10 Places To Live" according to almost any criterion published! It's a diverse multi-cultural blend of mountain folk and cosmopolitan society set in a dramatically beautiful mountain setting. It is my heart-felt desire to provide gorgeous welcoming homes in spectacular settings and to share this town with you!
Featherstone Creek is a rushing stream located on the property. There is a special stairway down to the water.
Gorgeous 20' wood ceilings, large gas log fireplace, 2 comfy sofas (1 is queen sleeper), 52" HDTV & DVD player, DVD movie library, wall of windows/sliding doors to deck and woods.
Full Size Stainless Steel with French Doors and Freezer Drawer.
Plenty of quality dinner dishes, drinking & wine glasses, quality flatware, etc.
Charming with old and new. Fully remodeled; lots of cupboard space; equipment & accessories to please any chef!
52" HDTV with DVD player in Living room; TVs with built-in DVDs in both bedrooms.
Large 6 person hot tub; water is always clean!
We absoultey loved Red Creek Cabin. We stayed here during a 4-day conference and it was very comforting to come home, relax and unwind. Thank you so much for thinking of it ALL.
Thank you for the five star review!! Glad you enjoyed your stay. We hope you return to our Asheville/Hendersonville and stay with us again.
Not sure I could say anything the other reviews haven't already, but everything about our stay was perfect! We loved the cabin, and everyone is right, the little things made such a difference. Our kids loved the boards games, fire pit and play set. Our whole family loved having the hot tub to soak in after our hikes and busy days. The kitchen was well stocked, there wasn't anything we wished we had that wasn't available, down to a coffee grinder so we could bring our whole bean coffee! Location was also amazing for what we wanted to do while here. And the hosts were so amazing, they responded SO quickly to any question we had and helped us extend our stay when we decided we hadn't had enough! We will definitely return to stay here again.
We absolutely loved our stay here. Darlene goes extra lengths to make sure her guests are happy and comfortable. The cabin is charming and we loved the quirkiness. The area is gorgeous as well. Can't wait to come back!
Everything was as described. Will definitely be back.
This property is clean and cozy! My husband & I are from Ohio and came for New Years and had a wonderful stay. We hiked 2 days (Dupont State Park & Pisgah National Park). We enjoyed touring the Biltmore on New Years Eve and that was well worth the price and time...we spent the whole day there !
After the hikes we enjoyed and appreciated the massage chair and hot tub!
We are excited about the area and plan on returning and renting the cabin again!
Our family of 4 (plus dog!) stayed at the red creek cabin for the week of Christmas. Upon arrival we were very pleased to see the beautiful décor and special touches of Christmas sprinkled throughout the cabin. We found the cabin very comfortable, clean and cozy for our week away from home. Perfect for our purposes for the week, taking in some sights, spending Christmas together in the mountains and visiting several colleges. The kitchen was well stocked with spices, pots, pans... everything needed to prepare our meals for the week. Jacuzzi tub was ready to go! The location was perfect... close enough to downtown historic Hendersonville, Tryon and other quaint towns, yet under half an hour we were in Asheville. Thank you for making our first Christmas away from home so cozy and comfortable.
The RED CREEK CABIN sits on several lush acres of wooded forest with a rushing creek in the canyon below. There are NO scary winding mountain roads! This in-town location is 8 minutes from a large shopping and restaurant complex. It is only 13 minutes from downtown Historic Hendersonville Main Street shops, galleries and restaurants. It's a quick 30 minutes to downtown Asheville and the Biltmore Estate.


Museum Studies at Florida State University offers an interdepartmental program leading to a graduate level certificate based on both academic knowledge and on-site training. This grounding in theory and practice culminates in the internship experience with students working alongside professionals in archives, libraries, galleries, and museums.
The Museum Studies certificate is granted as a supplement to a graduate degree program. This dual approach follows the American Association of Museums' recommendations that specialized museum training be combined with one or more academic disciplines as the ideal preparation for a professional career.
To earn the certificate, students complete 19 credit hours divided among two core courses (7 credits), two elective courses (6 credits), and an internship (6 credits). Electives are selected from an approved list. Departments participating in the program determine additional requirements, which may involve special assignments, qualifying papers, and projects.
The program enjoys a collaborative relationship with museums in London, Florence and cities throughout Belgium. FSU's extensive network of international study programs affords additional opportunities for course work and internships.
Applications are accepted at any time and are reviewed at the beginning of the subsequent semester in which they are received. Electronic submissions are encouraged.
A one-page typed statement of purpose that explains your reasons for pursuing the certificate in museum studies and your career goals.
Two letters of recommendation. One must come from a member of the Museum Studies' steering committee and the second may be from anyone who is familiar with your academic or professional work.
Unofficial transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, whether or not the program was completed.
For more information, visit the Museum Studies website at http://www.fsu.edu/~ms/.


It looks like the game formerly known as Rune Factory Oceans is indeed making its way in North America according to Siliconera (though Natsume has not updated its American website with the news yet).
Awesome news for my niece.
That is a compelling picture.
Day something. Definitely getting this, as I intentionally skipped the first Wii outing.
Wow! And I've been on a crazy Rune Factory kick over the past week too.
RFF is a great game and I'd like to say I'm extremely excited about this...but a few importers' impressions leave me feeling a tad cold. I'm going to do some more research on it now that I know it's coming.
Nice I still haven't gotten Frontier yet, but I'm glad the game did well enough to warrant a sequel.
What did the importers say?
That is absolutely one of the coolest pieces of video game art ever.
But I already have Frontier which I have barely touched.
Most of what I've ascertained is from this GameFAQs thread. It sounds like the farming has been heavily scaled back, which makes me a little sad.
Ew, I hope that's not the case. A lot of Rune Factory Frontier's draw was the farming for me.
The lack of hands-on farming in this one makes it more gaiden than garden but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I say play Frontier or one of the DS games for the farming, and enjoy this more for its exploration, action-RPG, character sim qualities.
Frontier is an awesome, fun and addicting rpg. I'll buy the sequel day one.
I really loved Frontier. I hope for the best!
Poor time. There is none.
WoW, I am so pissed about the farming!!!! So is the wife!
Ah, it could still be fun, right?
I think Frontier burnt me out on the farming aspect a bit, but that was more because of the Runey system than anything else. Micro-managing it was a time-consuming chore, though the rewards are quite nice.
I need to read more about this one. I'm cautiously optimistic. I'm only 53 hours (or so) into Rune Factory Frontier, so I've got plenty to do.


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The Ballad of Jamie Allen
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John Harle's original evening length work which will receive the world premiere this Thursday 21 April at the new Sage Gateshead, with a second performance following on the 23 April, will feature Sarah Jane Morris, Omar Ebrahim, Steve Lodder, Neill MacColl, Kathryn Tickell and the Northern Sinfonia, with John Harle conducting. The eponymous anti-hero, Jamie Allen was a ne'er-do-well, a horse thief, a mercenary and a highwayman. He was sentenced to death and thrown into Durham jail where the Duke intervened to reduce his sentence from death to life imprisonment. The drama takes place in jail as Jamie recalls his colourful life. "There's a lot of fast music, thousands of bars of it." - John Harle
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nOOb, where art thou?
Note: I am new here, but I write alot and am looking forward to posting here more often.......here is the song.....Please rate it and comment it, I am always looking for feedback, good or bad..........
Not always gonna make you moan
Soon as your heart, turns to stone,
Your fake insults are getting weary,
Don't make me run to you, dreay....
My itchy fungus warps around you,
Enjoying your ugly fumes
Smoke is clearing my dirty lungs,
My erection is numb.....
Your hole has long been filled,
But my shovel is untouched.
Let me fill you up,
With the sky's stars.
Our secret is under the covers,
Just dream me up a nightmare.
Bury you head in my loathing,
with your internal wounds....
Flee to me in surrounding pain,
The blood in your eyes.
Stroke your heart with empathy,
Upon deciding my fate as a man.
Mmmh...Chain-Gang rules.
Location: Montreal, QC, Canada.
It's cool, but if you want an advice: don't be the kind of guy who cries about everything in you're songs...85% of the artists are already using that thing to get some success.
Property of the U.S. Gov.
Location: Ft. Lauderdale
Pretty cool lyrics. I really couldn't tell you how it is as a song without hearing it being sung with some music. But lyrically, it looks great.
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If you've paid for goods or services on a credit card and something goes wrong, you've got more rights than you think. It sounds a bit legalistic, but section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act can help you get your cash back. And it covers a huge range of problems, for example, if your online shopping doesn't turn up, or the business that's building your conservatory goes bust or you've been tricked into taking out a dodgy timeshare.
There are loads of ways to pay for things when you go shopping. But no matter whether you're online or on the high street, you have certain rights if you pay by credit card that you don't have if you pay by other methods.
Paying for goods or services with a credit card (or certain other types of credit agreement) gives you statutory protection if something goes wrong under the Consumer Credit Act. This means that you can ask the card provider to give you a refund if the goods or services you've paid for don't turn up or are 'misrepresented' (in other words, what you've been sold isn't what you were told it would be).
These claims are made under what's known as 'section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act (section 75 is the section of the act that applies to purchases like this). This is an incredibly useful piece of legislation that many people don't know about. In theory, you can make a claim if the seller goes bust, or if you've only partially paid for the goods on a credit card.
It's not all straightforward, though. Claims made under section 75 have to meet certain criteria and are looked at on a case by case basis by the card provider.
How do I know if I've got rights under section 75?
Whenever you pay for goods or services on a credit card and it costs between £100 and £30,000, the credit card provider is jointly responsible, along with the supplier of the goods or services, for any breach of contract or misrepresentation. This can involve goods not turning up, items that are damaged or don't do what they are supposed to do or situations where you've been misled by the supplier. You don't need to complain directly to the supplier either – but we strongly recommend you do. In fact, make the same complaint using Resolver and cut and paste the same information.
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Political Influence of 'Occupy Wall Street'?
Panel weighs in on movement politics
This is a rush transcript from "Special Report," October 12, 2011. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: Yes, I think people are frustrated and, you know, the protesters are giving voice to a more broad-based frustration about how our financial system works.
REP. NANCY PELOSI, D-CA, HOUSE MINORITY LEADER: God bless them for their spontaneity. It's -- you know, it's an independent people coming. It's young, it's spontaneous, it's focused, and it's going to be effective.
VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: The core is the American people do not think the system is fair or on the level. That is the core of what you're seeing on Wall Street.
BRET BAIER, ANCHOR: The politics of Occupy Wall Street, Democrats, Republicans, weighing in. There's obviously hypocrisy on both sides. Nancy Pelosi, remember, called the Tea Party in its early days Astroturf. You have Eric Cantor, now the House majority leader, who said Occupy Wall Street are angry mobs, mobs growing on Wall Street. And he called the Tea Party an organic movement that was a positive role in the election. So what about this, the politics of Occupy Wall Street? Charles.
KRAUTHAMMER: Focused? The protests on Wall Street are mindless. At least Tea Party, whom the media and Democrats denigrated as a sort of toothless, uneducated peasantry, they had a program, they had an idea, they had a plan -- smaller government, less taxes, less regulation.
And when you ask people on Wall Street what they want, they don't know. Their plan, eat the rich and what happens afterwards, after that meal, they have no idea. Democrats are making a big mistake in embracing a movement of this sort. In the end, they could have attached to them all the sort of weirdnesses or the excesses that you could get. Violence is possible. If it happens, it will redound to Democrats. And even just sort of obnoxiousness, if they leave the site on which they are on soiled and unkempt, that's not going to look good.
BAIER: A.B.?
STODDARD: Well, I agree with you. I think there's too much hypocrisy. The Democrats are just so starved for some grassroots excitement and energy that they're trying to capitalize on this. And you would argue that the protesters are progressives, but they're mad at the Obama administration. They think the Obama administration is a subsidiary of Goldman Sachs. They think Congressional Democrats sold out to the financial services sector a long time ago.
Democrats voted for a Dodd-Frank and TARP, and they can't look as they try to associate themselves with the anger and frustration over economic fairness and wage disparity like they didn't take those votes. They can't look like hypocrites.
Republicans at the same time should associate themselves with this anger and frustration over joblessness and they shouldn't be critical of these protests. Ignore them, or say I understand your grievances, but there's no point on casting aspersions on this Occupy Wall Street. The protests will go on and on. Will they have a political component or an influence? I don't think so. But there's no reason to criticize the movement.
BAIER: Steve, what about the embrace, and is there a danger of it?
HAYES: Yes, absolutely there's a danger of it. I saw the e-mail from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee seeking petitions to support the Occupy Wall Street protesters and my mouth dropped wide open. I could not believe that you had the formal fundraising arm, campaign arm of the Democrats in the house embracing this movement with all of its excesses that we've already seen. I mean, that I think is one of the fundamental points.
But I want to go back to something that A.B. said. These are people who are protesting the Obama administration from the left. The idea that this is going to be a sustainable movement is preposterous. There is no constituency for that. Look at the Gallup poll -- 20 percent of Americans as a high water mark are self-identified liberals. This is the fringe of the fringe of the fringe of the fringe. They're not serious people. They don't know what they're talking about. Their motives and their goals shift every single day. It's not a sustainable movement. They'll get some life breathed into them because of the media coverage. The media seems to want to encourage this, but they're not a serious movement.
BAIER: We'll play this tape for you in January.
HAYES: Please do. I look forward to that.
STODDARD: That's a good point.
BAIER: Final word.
KRAUTHAMMER: Well, I think Democrats have envy of the Tea Party, and this they are hoping will be the equivalent. It won't be, because it needs an idea, it needs a plan, it needs a program, and it has none.
BAIER: That's it for the panel. But stay tuned -- by the way, we'll continue this conversation in the online show. Stay tuned to see a new draw to Occupy Wall Street.
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'Stranger Things' actor fires agent after accusations of sexual assault
Updated: 8:50 PM EDT Oct 21, 2017
Stranger Things actor Finn Wolfhard, who plays Mike Wheeler in the Netflix series, is parting ways with his agent and agency after sexual assault and harassment allegations surfaced.Multiple people have come forward with sexual assault claims against Wolfhard's former agent, Tyler Grasham, who reportedly acted inappropriately with other young male actors.Sources say Wolfhard left the agency in response to the claims, to protect himself and in solidarity to the abused actors
Stranger Things actor Finn Wolfhard, who plays Mike Wheeler in the Netflix series, is parting ways with his agent and agency after sexual assault and harassment allegations surfaced.
Multiple people have come forward with sexual assault claims against Wolfhard's former agent, Tyler Grasham, who reportedly acted inappropriately with other young male actors.
Sources say Wolfhard left the agency in response to the claims, to protect himself and in solidarity to the abused actors


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Wives of the Eldar: Indis.
Indis the Fair of the Vanyar, who became King Finwë's second wife after Míriel's firm decision to stay in Mandos, is a vivid embodiment of hope and patience capable of healing.
Tall, swift-footed, golden-haired and very different from Míriel, Indis was close kin of Ingwë, High King of the Elves and King of the Vanyar. This Elvish clan, beloved of Manwë and Varda, took great delight in song and poetry, and Indis was no exception. She did not work with her hands, but could sing beautifully. This Vanyarin lady "made music and wove words into song; and there was always light and mirth about her while the bliss of Aman lasted" (Morgoth's Ring. p. 261).
When Indis beheld Finwë for the first time during the time of the Vanyar's sojourn in Tirion, she loved him instantly. The lord of the Noldor touched her heart deeply, so she remained unmarried. Later the Vanyar relocated to the slopes and nearby areas of Taniquetil, and Indis often wandered alone in "the friths and fields of the Valar, filling them with music" (Morgoth's Ring, p. 261). Unrequited love was not uncommon among the Eldar even in the bliss of Aman. The Valar were not sure where this grief came from, for they considered it a deep sorrow that one's good feelings were not returned. Some held it to be the consequence of Arda Marred and the Elves' awakening under the Shadow, while others thought it to be the result of one's heart's free will.
As Finwë's grief at Míriel's reluctance to return to life deepened, Ingwë invited him for a visit to try and lift the sorrow of his dear friend. Finwë did not reply to this invitation instantly, but when Mandos pronounced the Statute and the doom of Míriel was sealed, Finwë hoped to find healing in the light of the Two Trees and decided that he should start building his life anew. Thus the Noldo accepted Ingwë's invitation and went to his halls on the slopes of Taniquetil. He was walking up the mountain when Indis saw him and "sang suddenly in great joy, and her voice went up as a song of the lirulin* in the sky" (Morgoth's Ring, p. 262). At that moment, as Finwë heard her song and saw Indis in the light of Laurelin, he realised that she loved him and his heart turned to her, too.
Finwë and Indis's eventual marriage became a very unusual precedent in the Elvish tradition. As no Elda could have two living spouses at the same time, there were several substantial reasons that allowed a second marriage for the Elvish lord. Míriel forsook her life willingly and chose to stay in Mandos until the end of Arda, while Finwë's desire to have more children and have a family was normal for a young Elf lord, who could not be kept bereaved of joy and a wife. Neither Finwë, nor Míriel were held guilty in the matter: Míriel's desire to live no longer stemmed from Arda Marred, while Finwë had every right to be happy. However, his second marriage was a coin of two sides.
On the downside, Fëanor was not pleased with his father's decision and did not love Indis or her children. Many believe that this marriage was the turning point for the House of Finwë, which led Fëanor astray, resulting in many evil things he might not have committed, had his father remained unmarried. Another aspect that displeased Fëanor and might have had a role to play in his eventual wrongdoings, was Indis's decision to switch to using /s/ instead of /þ/, with the latter being more common in Vanyarin Quenya.
After her marriage Indis followed the principle "when with the Noldor, do as the Noldor do". Thus she accepted the pronunciation switch from /þ/ to /s/ which by that time had become common among the Noldor. What was Indis's desire to fit in with the people of her spouse and follow their tradition, Fëanor saw as lack of respect to the memory of his mother Míriel, who always used /þ/ during her life.
On the other hand, the sons of Indis and Finwë, Fingolfin and Finarfin, and their children in turn, played a huge role in Middle-earth and without them "the history of the Eldar would have been the poorer" (Morgoth's Ring, p. 263). Besides, Indis and Finwë's union had a virtuous effect on them. Though displeasing to Fëanor, this union proved to be the healing, necessary for them both. After their marriage Finwë was healed of his sorrows and became glad again, and so was Indis, who waited many long years to be united with the Elf she loved.
However, the shadow of Míriel never fully departed from the House of Finwë, nor from the Noldo's heart, and Fëanor always had the main share of attention from his father. As time went by, Indis found herself amidst the strife of the Noldorin princes and the Noldor's mounting unrest. In his conversation with Nienna, after being slain by Morgoth, Finwë stated that then Indis's heart yearned "for the halls of Ingwë and the peace of the Vanyar, far from the strife of the Noldor" (Morgoth's Ring, p. 249). Both the Vanyar and the Teleri kept away as best as they could from the quarrel among the Noldor, so for many years before Finwë's death Indis had lived separately from him and after his death returned to dwell with her own people.
This series is mostly based on the texts found in The History of Middle-earth, twelve volumes of which feature drafts, essays and notes Tolkien composed for his Legendarium during his life. For these reflections I am using only the information which does not contradict the published Silmarillion. It cannot be known which of these manuscripts stand at their final versions, while some of them are obviously works in progress. However, even regardless this uncertain state, Tolkien's notes in HoME offer valuable insights into his mythology and enrich the reading experience of his published works.
*lirulin – lark
Wives of the Eldar: Nerdanel
Wives of the Eldar: Míriel
J. R. R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien – Morgoth's Ring; HarperCollinsPublishers; London; 2015.
J. R. R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien – The Peoples of Middle-earth; HarperCollinsPublishers; London; 2015.
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8 thoughts on "Wives of the Eldar: Indis."
The description "swift-footed" jumped out at me. Tolkien liked the word "swift", and used it for all sorts of things. The other women who were described as swift are Nienor, Goldberry, and Éowyn. They are not Elves. I don't know what to make of this observation.
Olga Polomoshnova says:
It's an interesting observation indeed. I wonder if he deliberately used this word about these ladies or was it a mere coincidence.
stephencwinter says:
I was fascinated by the Elves' own explanations of unrequited love. I do not like any explanation that allows me to avoid responsibility for the way I feel and so I tend towards both my freedom to feel and another person's freedom not to return those feelings if that is their choice although this will make me sad. Sadness is the consequence of living in a world that is marred but sadness does not have to lead to anger as it does in Fëanor. It could lead to profound compassion as it does in Nienna and her pupil Olórin. Fëanor's anger was neither inevitable nor did it have to become a fixed element in his character. He could have chosen to delight in Nerdanel and to create things for the common good and not just for his own.
Thank you once again for for a fine reflection in this excellent series.
It's curious to see how Indis wasn't led to anger or frustration. She remained patient, hopeful, joyful, which is a sensible road to follow even if one is sad because of unrequited love. Pride brings anger, and we see it in Fëanor. Unfortunately, he didn't see the joy that was next to him.
Thank you, Stephen! I'm glad you've enjoyed the series!
Jeremiah Burns says:
I've not made it this far into HoME yet, so the nuggets of information you've provided here are truly interesting! Thank you!
You're welcome! I'm glad you've found them interesting.
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Лаура Браун, Мајкл Канингем: "Сати", режија Милена Павловић

Јована Стипић (Нови Сад, 1977) српска је глумица. Члан је ансамбла драме Српског народног позоришта од 1999. године.

Биографија
Рођена је 2. фебруара 1977. у Новом Саду. Кћерка глумице Соње Јосић-Стипић. Завршила је глуму на Академији уметности у Новом Саду.

Глумила је у бројним позоришним представама у матичном, али и у другим позориштима. Играла и на филму и телевизији. Живи у Београду.

Позориште
 Инге II (1941-1945), Александар Тишма: "Вере и завере", режија Душан Петровић;
 Пегин Мајкова, Џ. М. Синг: "Виловњак од западних страна", режија Милан Караџић;
 Невена, Иван М. Лалић: "Роб љубави", режија Жанко Томић;
 Маћеха/Вештица, Миливоје Млађеновић: "Ивица и Марица", режија Предраг Штрбац;
 Ђулијета, Клаудијева сестра, Вилијам Шекспир: "Мера за меру", режија Дејан Мијач;
 Кончита, Иван М. Лалић: "Cuba libre", режија Кокан Младеновић;
 Маргерита, Дарио Фо: "Немам да платим, нећу да платим", режија Жанко Томић;
 Рената, Душан Јовановић: "Ослобођење Скопља", режија Жанко Томић;
 Марела, Александар Поповић:"Смртоносна мотористика", режија Жанко Томић;
 Жаклина, Богдан Шпањевић:"Наказе", режија Немања Петроње;
 Смиља, Угљеша Шајтинац: "Право на Руса", режија Оливера Ђорђевић;
 Прцољак, Енда Волш: "Диско свиње", режија Предраг Штрбац;
 Лидија, Александар Новаковић: "Зуби", режија Предраг Штрбац;
 Ха, Иван Правдић: "Кварна карма", режија Марко Каћански;
 Софија, Јован Стерија Поповић: "Џандрљив муж", режија Радоје Чупић;
 Циганка, дојиља, Милена Марковић: "Наход Симеон", режија Томи Јанежич;
 Гђа Капулет, Вилијам Шекспир: "Ромео и Јулија", режија Предраг Штрбац;
 Јелена (Јеца), Милош Радовић: "Чорба од канаринца", режија Ненад Гвозденовић;
 Елмира, Жан-Батист Поклен Молијер: "Тартиф", режија Душан Петровић;
 Хулија Кортес, Божидар Кнежевић: "Човек звани Че", режија Иван Церовић;
 Нећедасеуда, Неда Радуловић: "Painkillers", режија Ива Милошевић;
 Јулија Томашик, Станислав Виткјевич: "Полудела локомотива", режија Александар Давић;
 Нарциса, Љубомир Ђурковић: "Касандра клишеи", режија Слободан Милатовић;

Телевизија
 Роде у магли
 Азбука нашег живота- Сара

Филм

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Награде и признања
 награда за најбољи глумачки сегмент у представи, на фестивалу Борини позоришни дани (Врање), за улогу Софије у представи Џандрљив муж;
 награда за најбољу споредну женску улогу на 56. фестивалу професионалних позоришта Војводине, за улогу Госпође Капулет у представи Ромео и Јулија;

Референце

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Liutprand de Cremona, en llatí Liutprandus Cremonensis, (?,  — ?, segle X) fou historiador dels llombards i bisbe de Cremona.

Era fill d'un noble normand, fou diaca de Pavia i secretari del rei Berenguer II. L'any 956 perdé el favor del rei i es passà a Otó I el Gran, que el feu bisbe de Cremona l'any 961. Es destacà per les seves ambaixades a Constantinoble, en especial la del 968 per concertar el casament de Teòfana, filla de l'emperador Romà II, amb Otó II. Es creu que a instancies del seu amic Recemund d'Ilíberis va escriure l'Antapodosis (sobre el període 887-950), el Liber de rebus gestis Ottonis (sobre el de 960-964), que es conserva, incomplet, i una relació de la seva legació a Constantinoble anomenada Relatio de legatione Constantinopolitana.

Obres
 Antapodosis, seu rerum per Europam gestarum, Libri VI, narració històrica dels fets ocorreguts, sobretot a Itàlia, entre 887 i 949.
 Historia Ottonis, lloança al seu patró, l'emperador Otó I, que comprèn els anys 960–964.
 Relatio de legatione Constantinopolitana ad Nicephorum Phocam que comprèn els anys de la seva ambaixada a Constantinoble els anys 968–969.

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Historiadors italians
Escriptors medievals en llatí
Bisbes italians
Bisbes de les ciutats d'Itàlia i les illes
Bisbes del segle X
Persones de Pavia
Escriptors llombards en llatí
Religiosos llombards
Escriptors cristians