Sandro Botticelli and workshop (Italian, b. c1445, d.1510) Madonna and Child with Six Angels c1500, tempera and oil on board, 165 x 165cm (framed) 143cm (diameter) Galleria Corsini, Florence.
Niccolò Codazzi (Italian, b.1642, d.1693) Architecture in the countryside, c1685-1693 oil on canvas, 93.5 x 77.5cm (framed) 67 x 53cm (unframed) Galleria Corsini, Florence.
Carlo Dolci (Italian, b.1616, d.1686) Hope 1653, oil on canvas, 99 x 85cm (framed), 65 x 51cm (unframed) Galleria Corsini, Florence.
Anton Domenico Gabbiani (Italian, b.1652, d.1726), Glorification of the Corsini Family: sketch for the ceiling fresco of the Presentation Room of the Palazzo 1694-1695, oil on canvas, 129 x 100cm (framed) 116 x 86cm (unframed). Galleria Corsini, Florence.
In 1650, the Corsini family started building the Palazzo Corsini in Florence, a magnificent Baroque structure that took over 70 years to complete. It was to become their residence for centuries to follow and still exists today as the Galleria Corsini, a home for their vast art collection and archives. From humble beginnings in the 12th century as sheep farmers and wool merchants, the financially astute Corsini family rose to prominence, taking up leadership positions in Florentine government, trade and banking. Their arrival in Florence coincided with the city's blossoming as a cultural and economic hub. The Corsini collection reflects not only key moments in the family history but also those of Florence.
Giovan Francesco Barbieri known as Guercino, (Italian, b.1591, d.1666) Saint Andrea Corsini 1630 oil on canvas, 112.5 x 100cm (framed) 75 x 65cm (unframed) Galleria Corsini, Florence.
Initially developed and curated by Mary Kisler, senior curator of the Mackelvie Collection and International Art at New Zealand's Auckland Art Gallery, the exhibition A Window on Italy – The Corsini Collection: Masterpieces from Florence is a result of three years of intense research and international logistics. The breadth of work in the exhibition encompasses a broad slice of art history from the 14th to the 20th century and covers old masters through to contemporary photography. Botticelli, Tintoretto and Caravaggio are all represented in the collection. The exhibition's debut at the Auckland Art Gallery late last year marked the first time Botticelli's Madonna and Child with Six Angels (circa 1500) and Caravaggio's Portrait of Maffeo Barberini (circa 1597) had ever been seen in New Zealand. The Art Gallery of Western Australia is the collection's only showing in Australia.
Overseen by four Corsini aunts, the collection could not leave Italy until each gave permission for the works to travel.
Hoping to exhibit the Corsini collection alongside the 16th and 17th century works already in the Auckland Art Gallery permanent collection, Kisler suggested New Zealand as the initial destination. Fortuitously, it was not the first time the Corsini family had discussed New Zealand.
Giovanni Martinelli (Italian, b.1600, d.1659) Music 1650, oil on canvas 108 x 88.5 cm (framed), 75 x 58 cm (unframed) Galleria Corsini, Florence.
Like the contents of most family albums, there are stories behind the Corsini collection and Guercino's portrait of Saint Andrea Corsini (1630) clearly demonstrates this.
In 1944, Princess Elena Corsini saved a large portion of the family's collection from being confiscated by the German armed forces by hastily sealing a group of artworks into a secret room. When the Germans arrived, they noticed wet plaster surrounding a false wall where Guercino's Saint Andrea had been hung as a symbolic gesture of protection for the treasures hidden behind. Correctly assuming there were items of value behind the portrait yet short on time, the German soldiers fired shots into the painting, tearing the fabric of the portrait near the figure's forehead. The bullet holes still remain.
The exhibition is divided into eight rooms, each dedicated to a specific theme.
Baroque and Renaissance art feature heavily yet there are also smaller, more intimate pieces like a dining setting used by the family, copper kitchen utensils and Antonietta Corsini's hand-written book of recipes from 1881. A touching inclusion is an album of watercolours by Amerigo Corsini collected and bound into a book by his mother Luisa Scotto Corsini, following his unexpected death at just 18. It is these items of personal significance that round out the celebrated Renaissance works and cement the fact that while the Corsini collection may originate from a grand location, it remains valuable on both a historical and personal level.
This exhibition, on loan from the British Museum, has already toured to the Middle East, Japan, Taiwan and Western Australia. Now Canberra hosts this travelling exhibition that covers over 200 million years in one room.


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The purpose of this qualitative study was to describe what four seventh-grade teachers in four districts in southern Idaho do that helps achievement on both the Direct Writing Assessment (DWA) and Idaho Standards Achievement Test (ISAT). Through analysis of interview, observations, and classroom documents, similarities and differences between the four teachers was documented and reported. The results of this study suggest there are key practices that these teachers have in common that may contribute to student test success, but it also suggests that state standards and assessments influence the teaching practices of these successful teachers in both positive and negative ways.
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Five of the most exciting telescope pictures of the universe
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Carole Haswell, The Open University The forthcoming launch of the James Webb Space Telescope offers unprecedented new opportunities for astronomers. It's also a timely opportunity to reflect on what previous generations of telescopes have shown us. Astronomers rarely use their … Continue reading Five of the most exciting telescope pictures of the universe
A new species of early human? Why we should be cautious about new fossil footprint findings
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Invasive species are threatening Antarctica's fragile ecosystems as human activity grows and the world warms
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Working together works better. AV meets IT
It used to be so simple. You plugged one thing into another thing, and if those things were intended to work together, then they did. Or at least most times they did. In a pre-IP, analog world, once you knew the boundaries and conventions of your own tech, you knew, more-or-less, all you needed to know.
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A common route to a shared objective.
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Le sue ambizioni politiche, inclusa quella di diventare Primo ministro, furono frustrate da un cattivo tempismo; dirottò così le sue energie nell'industria: per un decennio fu presidente del National Coal Board e in seguito guidò un'importante inchiesta che portò alla pubblicazione del rapporto Robens su salute, sicurezza e benessere sul lavoro. La sua visione era paternalistica, ma in seguito, si allontanò dalle sue iniziali idee prossime al socialismo e si avvicinò al Partito Conservatore. La sua reputazione rimane offuscata dal suo fallimento nel prevedere e prevenire il disastro di Aberfan e dalle sue azioni ampiamente considerate insensibili dopo il disastro.

Primi anni
Alfred Robens nacque a Chorlton-cum-Hardy, un sobborgo di Manchester, il 18 dicembre 1910, ed era figlio di George Robens, venditore di cotone, e Edith Robens (nata Anderton). Lasciò la scuola all'età di 15 anni per lavorare come fattorino ma la sua carriera lavorativa iniziò davvero quando entrò a far parte della Manchester and Salford Co-operative Society come impiegato; all'età di 22 anni fu promosso a direttore e fu uno dei primi lavoratori/direttori del paese. Dal 1935 al 1945 fu funzionario del sindacato Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers; essendo risultato inadatto dal punto di vista medico al servizio militare durante la seconda guerra mondiale prestò servizio come consigliere comunale di Manchester dal 1941 al 1945.

Il 9 settembre 1936 si sposò con Eva Powell; la coppia adottò un figlio, Alfred (nato nel 1935).

Carriera politica
Dopo la guerra, nelle elezioni generali del 1945, Robens fu eletto deputato per la circoscrizione mineraria di Wansbeck, nel Northumberland. Iniziò a crescere in modo considerevole tra i ranghi parlamentari, prestando servizio con incarichi minori al Ministero dei trasporti dal 1945 al 1947 e al Ministero del combustibile e dell'energia sotto Hugh Gaitskell dal 1947 al 1950. Nel 1950, in seguito a cambiamenti di confine, Robens si trasferì nella nuova circoscrizione di Blyth, in seguito Blyth Valley. Nel 1951 fu per un breve periodo ministro del Lavoro e del servizio nazionale. Più tardi, lo stesso anno, il Partito Conservatore vinse le elezioni generali e venne formato un nuovo governo.

Nell'opposizione, Robens continuò a crescere nel partito, fino a essere nominato segretario di Stato per gli affari esteri e del Commonwealth per il governo ombra da Clement Attlee per sostituire Aneurin Bevan, che era indisposto. Cominciò ad essere considerato come un futuro candidato per la guida del partito. Robens stesso "desiderava diventare Primo ministro". Tuttavia, non riuscì a ritagliarsi un ruolo durante la crisi di Suez del 1956 perché era stato informato in via confidenziale dal Primo ministro conservatore, Anthony Eden, la notte prima dell'invasione; egli giurando di mantenere il segreto, non fu in grado di opporsi efficacemente all'invasione nel dibattito alla Camera dei comuni. Hugh Gaitskell, il leader del partito, lo riteneva inoltre troppo di sinistra. Fu quindi sostituito nell'incarico da Aneurin Bevan e sentì che le sue ambizioni politiche erano state frustrate. Così, quando nel 1960 Harold Macmillan (successore di Eden come Primo ministro) offrì a Robens la presidenza del National Coal Board (BCN), accettò con entusiasmo. Gaitskell morì nel gennaio del 1963. Geoffrey Tweedale, scrivendo nell'Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, espresse l'opinione che, se Robens avesse persistito in politica, sarebbe stato lui, piuttosto che Harold Wilson, a diventato Primo ministro. In effetti, George Brown (il secondo classificato dopo Wilson nelle elezioni per succedere a Gaitskell) nella sua autobiografia dichiarò che se Robens fosse stato in Parlamento, lui stesso non gli si sarebbe opposto, e anche se lo avesse fatto, Robens lo avrebbe sconfitto.

Presidenza del National Coal Board
Robens assunse la guida del NCB nel 1961 con uno stipendio di £ 10 000 all'anno (che non fu mai aumentato durante i suoi dieci anni di mandato). Il 28 giugno dello stesso anno fu creato pari a vita con il titolo di barone Robens di Woldingham, di Woldingham nella contea di Surrey. Tra i critici verso questa improvvisa elevazione vi furono il suo successore come deputato per il collegio di Blyth, Eddie Milne. La leadership di Robens al NCB era di alto livello. Si aspettava una lealtà inflessibile da colleghi e subordinati e aveva spesso rapporti conflittuali con i politici. Gli piacevano i benefici del potere, inclusa una Daimler con il numero di targa "NCB 1", un aereo privato (un de Havilland DH.104 Dove a sei posti (con cui lui e altri membri del consiglio di amministrazione erano soliti viaggiare per recarsi in visita nelle miniere di carbone) e un appartamento a Eaton Square. Il suo comportamento gli valse il soprannome di "Old King Coal", un gioco di parole su "Old King Cole", una filastrocca per bambini. Tuttavia, si buttò nel lavoro con vigore ed entusiasmo, visitando i pozzi carboniferi, discutendo con i minatori e sviluppando una profonda conoscenza del settore. Nel 1963 fu invitato a tenere la MacMillan Memorial Lecture all'Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland. Scelse come tema "Carbone - Il suo posto nell'economia nazionale".

Come presidente del NCB, Robens attuò tagli sostanziali nel settore minerario, molti dei quali riflettevano le forze di mercato e le politiche governative stabilite prima che egli assumesse l'incarico. Anche se fece pressioni per proteggere l'industria, la sua reputazione di socialista necessariamente ne soffrì: quando assunse l'ufficio di presidente del NCB c'erano 698 pozzi che impiegavano 583 000 minatori ma quando ha lasciato l'incarico dieci anni dopo c'erano solo 292 pozzi che impiegavano 283 000 minatori. Per un po' Robens ebbe un rapporto di lavoro costruttivo con il leader dei minatori Will Paynter ma ebbe un rapporto combattivo con il governo laburista di Harold Wilson. Durante il suo mandato le relazioni in azienda si deteriorarono e vi fu uno sciopero non ufficiale nel 1969 che fece perdere £ 15 milioni e 2,5 milioni di tonnellate di carbone. Incrociarono le braccia i lavoratori di 140 dei 307 pozzi del NCB.

Robens espresse preoccupazione per le scarse condizioni di salute e sicurezza dell'industria carbonifera e sostenne campagne per ridurre gli incidenti e contrastare le malattie professionali croniche come l'antracosi. Sebbene il numero di incidenti mortali e gravi sia diminuito di oltre il 60% durante il suo mandato è vero anche che ciò fu dovuto a un calo della forza lavoro di oltre il 50%, da 583 000 unità a 283 000.

Disastro di Aberfan

Il più grande colpo per la sua reputazione venne dalla sua reazione al catastrofico incidente industriale verificatosi nel 1966 ad Aberfan. La mattina del 21 ottobre, un enorme cumulo di scorie vicino alla miniera di carbone di Merthyr Vale franò sul villaggio di Aberfan, seppellendo venti case e la Pantglas Junior School. Il liquame saturo d'acqua uccise 116 scolari e 28 adulti.

Robens decise di non annullare la sua cerimonia di investitura a cancelliere della nuova Università del Surrey prevista per la sera del 21 ottobre. Si recò ad Aberfan solo nella serata del giorno successivo, un errore aggravato dalle azioni di alcuni funzionari dell'azienda che il 21 ottobre dissero al ministro dell'energia, Richard Marsh, che Robens era ad Aberfan. La sua politica era sempre quella di inviare il più esperto ingegnere minerario sulla scena di un disastro per coordinare le operazioni di salvataggio. Parlando con i mezzi di comunicazione la domenica dopo il disastro, Robens disse che era preoccupato che lo shock e il dispiacere iniziali potessero lasciare il posto alla rabbia, probabilmente diretta verso gli uomini che lavoravano in cima ai cumuli. Per evitare ciò, disse che quegli uomini non avrebbero potuto prevedere l'accaduto. Un'intervista televisiva durante la quale aveva fatto quel commento si rivelò non disponibile per le trasmissioni, a causa delle condizioni atmosferiche; invece, l'intervistatore trasmise una parafrasi dell'intervista che erroneamente faceva sembrare che Robens avesse affermato che nessuno nel NCB avrebbe potuto prevedere il disastro. Ciò fu successivamente preso dall'indagine sul disastro di Aberfan per affermare che il NCB contestasse la responsabilità, nonostante ai sensi del caso del XIX secolo Rylands v Fletcher esso avesse la responsabilità assoluta per i danni causati da una "frana pericolosa" di materiale. Al contrario, in una successiva intervista Robens affermò che il disastro era stato causato da "sorgenti naturali sconosciute" situate sotto il cumulo; emerse invece che l'esistenza di queste sorgenti era una conoscenza comune.

Il rapporto del lord justice Edmund Davies, che indagava sul disastro, fu fortemente critico nei confronti del NBC e di Robens. Aveva proposto di comparire all'inizio dell'indagine per ammettere la piena responsabilità del NBC per il disastro ma il presidente del Tribunale lo informò che ciò non sarebbe stato necessario. In seguito, quando fu chiaro che i suoi precedenti commenti ai giornalisti erano stati interpretati erroneamente dal Tribunale come una negazione di responsabilità, si offrì di comparire nell'inchiesta per chiarire la questione. Ammise che il NCB era in colpa, un'affermazione che avrebbe reso inutile gran parte dell'indagine se fosse stata fatta all'inizio, nonostante Davies espresse l'opinione che la sua testimonianza non fosse necessaria. Dopo che nell'agosto del 1967 il rapporto fu pubblicato, Robens scrisse a Marsh, il ministro dell'energia, offrendo le sue dimissioni; queste furono respinte da lui e dal Primo ministro Harold Wilson, anche se diversi membri del gabinetto sostennero con forza che Robens doveva essere rimosso.

Vi fu chi affermò che l'offerta di dimissioni fosse "fasulla" in quanto a Robens era stato assicurato che esse sarebbero state respinte. Secondo Ronald Dearing, allora membro part-time del NBC, Richard Marsh fu informato che Robens stava "portando l'industria carbonifera in un periodo di dolorosa contrazione senza grandi scioperi" e il forte sostegno che aveva all'interno dell'industria carbonifera e al movimento sindacale fu cruciale per la decisione di non rimuoverlo dall'incarico. Quando Robens durante una seduta del consiglio di amministrazione disse di avere presentato le sue dimissioni ci fu sorpresa e costernazione; Cecil King, un membro part-time del consiglio di amministrazione, si alzò in piedi e disse a Robens che così facendo aveva agito correttamente.

Sulla scia del disastro, a Robens fu chiesto se il NCB avrebbe finanziato la rimozione dei restanti cumuli di Aberfan. Fu informato che il costo per farlo avrebbe obbligato il NBC a superare i suoi limiti di indebitamento, che erano stati stabiliti dal governo. Sostenendo tale onere avrebbe, in effetti, infranto la legge. Non è dunque vero che fu Robens a rifiutarsi di pagare. Accolse la richiesta delle madri in lutto di Aberfan di incontrarle per ascoltare le loro opinioni e fu accolto da esse con cortesia. Alla fine, il costo fu coperto in parte dal consiglio di amministrazione e in parte dal governo, con un prelievo dall'Aberfan Disaster Fund.

I fiduciari dell'Aberfan Disaster Fund dichiararono pubblicamente che erano stati sottoposti a "pressioni intollerabili" per dare un contributo di £ 150 000 (£ 2 milioni del 2016) per coprire i costi di rimozione dei cumuli - un'azione "indiscutibilmente illegale" ai sensi della legge di beneficenza - e la Commissione di beneficenza non intraprese alcuna azione per proteggere il Fondo da questa appropriazione indebita di denaro.

Non vi sono prove del fatto che all'epoca sia stata presa in considerazione un'azione penale per omicidio colposo. Robens fu esonerato dalle responsabilità per l'incidente dalla storia ufficiale del NCB ma condannato da altri settori.

Rapporto Robens
Nel 1969 fu selezionato da Barbara Castle per presiedere il comitato per la salute e la sicurezza sul lavoro. Ciò portò al rapporto Robens del 1972 che sosteneva la controversa idea dell'autoregolamentazione da parte dei datori di lavoro. La stessa relazione portò all'Health and Safety at Work etc. Act del 1974 e alla creazione della commissione per la salute e la sicurezza e dell'esecutivo per la salute e la sicurezza.

Anni successivi
Dopo la vittoria dei conservatori nelle elezioni generali del 1970, Robens notò il disgusto da parte della nuova amministrazione per le sue opinioni piuttosto paternalistiche. Entrò in conflitto con il Primo ministro Edward Heath e il con il ministro dell'industria Sir John Eden. Robens lasciò la presidenza del National Coal Board nel 1971 ma insistette sempre sul fatto che il suo mandato era stato un successo.

Nel 1966 divenne direttore della Bank of England e l'anno successivo membro del consiglio di amministrazione del Times. Fu presidente della Vickers dal 1971 al 1979. Si oppose ai piani laburisti per la nazionalizzazione che portarono all'Aercraft and Shipbuilding Industries Act del 1977, che nazionalizzò gran parte delle industrie aerospaziali e navali del Regno Unito e istituiva due società, la British Aerospace e la British Shipbuilders. Fu quindi presidente della Johnson Matthey dal 1971 al 1983 e direttore del trust House Forte e di numerose altre società. Il suo stile di vita era sempre più in contrasto con i suoi inizi socialisti e nel 1979 si iscrisse al Partito Conservatore.

Lasciò la vita pubblica nel 1982, ritirandosi con sua moglie (deceduta nel 2008) a Laleham Abbey, un tempo dimora di Richard Bingham, VII conte di Lucan. Nel 1992 subì il primo di due ictus debilitanti.

Morì a Chertsey il 27 giugno 1999 all'età di 88 anni.

Nella musica folk
Il mandato di Robens al National Coal Board fu menzionato nelle canzoni popolari del periodo. Ed Pickford, all'epoca minatore nella miniera di Durham, era molto critico nei confronti di Robens: la sua canzone The Pound a Week Rise critica i bassi salari pagati ai minatori durante il mandato di Robens mentre One Miner's Life parla delle diffuse chiusure dei pozzi. Jock Purdon, un minatore che fu licenziato a causa della chiusura del pozzo Harraton a Durham, scrisse la canzone Farewell to Cotia sulla migrazione dei minatori in esubero in tutto il paese e in particolare nel Nottinghamshire, che definì "la terra promessa di Robens".

Altri incarichi pubblici
Alfred Robens fu anche:
 presidente della Fondazione per l'automazione e l'occupazione (1962);
 presidente del Consiglio delle industrie ingegneristiche (1976-1980);
 membro della Commissione reale per i sindacati e le associazioni dei datori di lavoro (1965-1968);
 membro del Consiglio nazionale per lo sviluppo economico (1976-1980);
 membro del consiglio della Manchester Business School;
 presidente del consiglio della Manchester Business School (1970-1979);
 presidente della corte dei governatori della London School of Economics (1965);
 presidente del consiglio di amministrazione del Guy's Hospital (1965–1974).

Note

Bibliografia
 Necrologi:
The Times del 29 giugno 1999, p. 23
The Guardian del 28 giugno 1999, p. 18
The Independent del 29 giugno 1999, p. 6

 Tweedale, G. (2008) "", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, edizione online, URL consultato il 26 marzo 2008

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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Q: Racing Game Controller with JavaScript I'm trying to build a Web App( WIFI Car Controller ) and I can control the car with following javascripts:
 //keyDown
 window.addEventListener('keydown',function(event){
       if(event.keyCode===38) { //ArrowUp
          carForward();
         }

       if(event.keyCode===40) { //ArrowDown
          carBackword();
         }

       if(event.keyCode===38 && 39) { //ArrowUp and ArrowRight
        carRight();   //not working
        }

       if(event.keyCode===38 && 37) { //ArrowUp and ArrowLeft
        carleft();    //not working
        }
        });

//keyUp
window.addEventListener('keydown',function(event){
   if(event.keyCode===38) { //ArrowUp
      stop();
     }

   if(event.keyCode===40) { //ArrowDown
     stop();
     }

   if(event.keyCode===38 && 39) { //ArrowUp and ArrowRight
     stop();    //not working
    }

   if(event.keyCode===38 && 37) { //ArrowUp and ArrowLeft
     stop();    //not working
    }
    });

I'm just trying to make it like Racing Game Controllers
I'm a JavaScript beginner and I have tried many ways. Can you please help me..
How to detect if multiple keys are pressed at once using JavaScript?

A: You're checking for only one of the two values in your if statements. You need to change event.keyCode===38 && 39 to event.keyCode===38 && event.keyCode===39 and event.keyCode===38 && 37 to event.keyCode===38 && event.keyCode===37

A: Found a solution.

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    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>JS Multiple Keyup Keydown</title>

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Home Opening remarks at the seminar on Culture of strategic thinking in India at Global Counter-Terrorism Council on 12 Jul 2022
Opening remarks at the seminar on Culture of strategic thinking in India at Global Counter-Terrorism Council on 12 Jul 2022
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Dr Arvind Gupta, Director VIF
Does India have a culture of strategic thinking? This debate has been raging in the strategic circles since at least the 90s when George Tanham of Rand Corporation wrote an essay on Indian strategic thinking concluding that India lacks the culture of strategic thinking; Indians are defensive; there is no policy of dealing with Pakistan and China challenges; their actions are mostly defensive; the government has not come out with any clear articulation of its strategic goals and action plans. He did accept that Indians had analytical mind and well suited to produce strategic thinking. However, their ideas or fragmented and haphazard.
While many Indian scholars agreed with these generalizations, there was also a push back. They pointed out that Indian civilisation is ancient. It could not have survived and achieved so much without a culture of strategic thinking. Indians had advanced ideas in philosophy and statecraft much before the Western civilisation thought of these Texts such as Ramayana, Mahabharata, Upanishads, and numerous commentaries written over the centuries continue to inform Indian thinking even today. India also has diversified regional thinking. Despite diversity and the existence of regional centres of power, the Indian subcontinent was united by a strong culture.
India has also produced thinkers in last 200 years who had a vision of a great India emerging. Indian freedom struggle produced outstanding thinking. Gandhiji's idea of Ahimsa, truth and Satyagraha as political philosophies have guided subsequent generations. There are many examples of this nature.
In post-independent India, India has displayed strategic thinking on numerous occasions: the birth of Bangladesh, the merger of Sikkim, the testing of a nuclear device, the launch of space and atomic energy programmes, etc.
As Shankar Menon observed, India has a unique diplomatic style: there is fierce attachment to independence in foreign policy, engagement and not entanglements, multilateralism in values and bilateralism to secure interests; frugal diplomacy, and not hesitating to use force when required.
Critics point out that India lacks institutions for strategic thinking and that most decisions are taken by personalities at the helm of affairs after consultations. The government of India hesitates to publish strategy documents. There is some truth to this.
In the Modi years, lot of emphasis on engagement, strategic partnerships, active defence, economic and diplomacy. Several new ideas, rooted in culture and civilisation are regularly articulated. Examples: Vasudhaiva Kutumbkam, world is a family, Atmanirbharata are the key ideas of the Modi government's foreign policy. The emphasis on culture and civilisation is a part of thinking strategic thinking.
National Security Council and its structures, set up in 1999, have emerged as institutions will strategic thinking takes place. In addition, several think tanks are also pursuing research in strategic issues. New institutions have also been established. Sooner or later India will come out strategic documents as well.
There is a clear articulation of the vision that India is emerging as a major power, that its rise will be benign and beneficial to all. At the same time, India will do all the protect its national interests.
The issue is not that India does not have significant culture of strategy. The issue is that one of strategic planning and execution. Finding resources and implementing the discussions in the key.
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ABOUT DAVID CAMPESE
David Campese is a household name in world rugby. Many view David as one of the greatest and most entertaining rugby players to have ever graced the rugby field. Representing Australia for over 15 years and New South Wales for 11 years, he was the first man to achieve a world record 64 tries.
To add to his credentials, he was first man in Australian history to play 101 tests for his country and is one out of only a handful of players worldwide that has achieved this accolade.
Despite being retired for over 20 years, David's resounding impact on the game is still evident in his controversial yet consistently accurate opinion on the game which continues to entertain and resonate throughout the international rugby world.
COACHING CAREER
BMW Kids Clinics around Australia
Sydney University and Sevens Program
Kids Coaching Clinics
Singapore (1998)
Coach of National Team
New Zealand (2004/5)
Murray Mexted International Academy
Japan (last 10 years)
Coaching schools
South Africa (2005-2008)
2 Years coaching Natal Sharks – Skills and academy
1 Year Coaching Director of Northwood Boys High School
Tonga (2010)
Consultant for Tonga Sevens Team for preparation for Commonwealth Games
Coaching Hong Kong Rugby Juniors
Rugby Career (1982 – 1996)
Australia's first player to reach 101 Tests
World record try-scorer with 64
Leading try scorer at 1991 World Cup with six from six games
Voted Player of Tournament at 1991 World Cup
Test debut at age 19 against New Zealand in Christchurch in 1982
Scored tries in first two Tests
Equaled Australian try-scoring record for single Test with four against USA in 1983
Member of 1984 Grand Slam winning Wallabies
Member of 1986 Bledisloe Cup winning Wallabies
Broke try-scoring world record in 1987 World Cup semi-final against France
Named in Team of the Decade by Rothmans Rugby Union Yearbook in 1989
Member of 1991 World Cup winning Wallabies
Scored 50th Test try against South Africa in Cape Town in 1992
Played in first three World Cups in 1987, 1991 and 1995
Made 100th Test appearance against Italy in Padua in 1996
Played last Test against Wales in Cardiff in 1996
Captained Australian Sevens team to Commonwealth Games bronze in 1998
55th Oscars midi olympique (Paris 2008)
David traveled to London recently in Nov 2008 to collect his award – the 'Legends' Oscar for being voted the best winger in the World
AUSTRALIAN MEDAL (AM) (Australia 2003)
Once a year, a select group of Australians chosen from all professions and walks of life are honoured with this award by the Australian Government. This is symbol of David's outstanding service, commitment and influence for a rugby career that spanned 15 years.
Centurians award (London 2002)
In a prestigious ceremony at the Houses of Parliament in London, David, Philippe Sella of France and Jason Leonard of England were honoured for being the only three rugby players in the history of rugby to play more than 100 Rugby Tests.
Induction into rugby hall of fame (London 2002)
Being inducted into the Rugby Hall of fame is the ultimate accolade in a rugby player's career. Rugby journalists worldwide nominate a select amount of retired players of which 10 are chosen for the induction. Being inducted into the hall of fame is internationally Rugby's greatest honour and represents the 'greats' of rugby past and present.
Fair play award (Italy 2002)
This initiative aims at awarding Prizes to important and significant personalities and/or National and International Sport Institutions because of noteworthy initiatives and behaviours concerning fields that link sport to civil society and that represent high moral values in the specific field of the Fair Play and in some issues belonging to the same theme.
Player of the tournament – Rugby World Cup 1991
This award is considered the most prestige's award in World Rugby. David's outstanding performance throughout the tournament ensured he was the unrivalled winner of this award.


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Prove ali Proven je bilo morebitno božanstvo, ki naj bi ga častili Slovani v Oldenburški deželi.

O njem z imenom Prove poroča Helmold iz Basaua (†1170), nekoliko kasneje pa škof Gerald opisuje spoštovanje božanstva z imenom Proven. Ker je ime Prove povezano s čaščenjem hrastov, bi ga lahko imeli za lokalno ime za Peruna. Po drugi strani bi lahko šlo za napačno razumljeno slovansko besedo za pravo (ius).

Sklici

Viri
Gimbutas Maria (1971): The Slavs. Londin, Thames & Hudson.
Ovsec Damjan J. (1991): Slovanska mitologija in verovanje. Domus, Ljubljana.
Vasiljev Spasoje (1928): Mitologija drevnih Slovena. Beograd, Srbobran.
Zaroff Roman (1999): Organized pagan Cult in Kievan Rus'. The Invention of Foreign Elite or Evolution of  Local Tradition? V: Studia mythologica slavica.

Slovanski bogovi
Bogovi narave


TheCayman Islands is a diver's paradise with some of the world's most fascinating dive sites.
From walls to wreck diving , the Cayman islands has it. It is one of Jacques Cousteau's favorite sites as well.
Cayman is home to some of the world's most fascinating dive locations.
Unfortunately, as time progresses this pristine underwater habitat near Eden Rock and Devil's Grotto may become threatened by the need to expand the harbor for shipping/monetary purposes as explained my iDive in the following video. That would be a terrible loss.
Watch the following video to see this splendid diving habitat as well further insights about these potentially devastating developments.


New York Court Watcher: Want Scalia-type Justices? Really?
We've heard from President-elect Trump about how much he admired Justice Antonin Scalia. Since early in his campaign, he has repeated that he wants to appoint Justices like Scalia. Trump supporters, both in and out of government, have reacted with great enthusiasm.
But how many of Trump's supporters and of the self-proclaimed Scalia admirers actually know much about Scalia's record? How much does Trump himself actually know? Perhaps even more critically, how much do those Senators, who now celebrate Trump's promise to appoint Scalia-like Justices, actually know? And how will they react if and when they are confronted by Scalia's actual record?
Beyond that, how will the supposed Scalia-admiring Trump nominee(s) themselves respond if and when confronted with Scalia's actual record? What about the public, if and when they learn about Scalia's actual record? How much will the supposed Scalia-admiring nominee(s) and Senators equivocate on their admiration if and when confronted by Scalia's actual record--especially if and when the prospect of a Scalia-like Justice becomes less popular among the public?
I'm referring to the body of his judicial work. His views on the most pressing constitutional issues of the day. The results he vigorously advocated. Those he fiercely condemned. His actual record.
Recall when the supporters of President Reagan's Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork were confronted with his actual record--his writings both on and off the bench. Bork's formerly strong support among the public, Reagan, and the Senate dissipated. Ultimately, of course, his nomination was defeated. A conservative jurist might well be appealing. But not one whose record, like Bork's, seemed to be--or was made to seem--downright reactionary.
At least as much as Bork's, Scalia's record was downright reactionary. Call it originalist or textualist or traditionalist or constitutionalist or whatever adjective one might choose. Good, bad, or indifferent, it was reactionary.
Scalia wanted to take constitutional law back to 1787 when the Constitution was adopted, to 1792 when the Bill of Rights was approved, and 1868 when the 14th Amendment (inter alia , equal protection) was ratified. Perhaps he adopted this posture out of a sincere fidelity to his avowed view of the judicial role. Perhaps it was a convenient means to support the results he preferred to begin with. Whatever the truth of that, the positions he advocated on many of the most important constitutional issues of our time were downright reactionary.
But more to the point here, if and when the Senators and the public are confronted with Scalia's actual record--the reactionary results he preferred and positions he advocated--his supposed admirers may be less admiring and the supposed supporters of Scalia-like Justices less supportive. Yes, his positions on religious liberty, women's rights, search and seizure, cruel and unusual punishment, etc. His actual record with which the supposed Scalia-like Trump's nominee(s) and the supposed Scalia-admiring Senators should be confronted.
We'll take a survey of some of those positions advocated by Scalia--his actual record--in the next post.


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Rick Perry 2012 Campaign for President– News and updates
Big names back Perry's Florida straw poll efforts
By Patricia Kilday Hart on September 20, 2011 at 2:26 PM
Florida House Speaker Dean Cannon (AP photo)
One of Florida's most high-profile Republican politicians will serve as chairman of Texas Gov. Rick Perry's efforts to win a straw poll in the Sunshine State this weekend.
Perry's presidential campaign announced Tuesday that Florida House Speaker Dean Cannon will chair his efforts at the Florida P5, a political mini-convention which includes Saturday's straw poll in Orlando.
"Florida is critical to the presidential nomination process, so I look forward to bringing my pro-jobs, conservative message to Florida and the Presidency 5 events," Gov. Perry said. "Floridians care about jobs, fiscal responsibility and ending Obamacare and other federal excesses. I am pleased to have the opportunity to share my record and vision for job creation and fiscal conservatism with the voters of the Sunshine State."
Cannon, who endorsed Perry for president last month, will help determine the date of the Florida primary, currently set for Jan. 31 in violation of Republican National Committee rules. Cannon and other Florida Republicans are determined that Florida will shape the 2012 presidential campaign.
"Gov. Perry knows that the path to the nomination and eventually the White House goes through Florida," said Cannon in a statement released by the Perry campaign. "He also knows how critical it is for Florida's grassroots leaders to get a chance to know the candidates early, which is why he is focused on this state and participating in Presidency 5."
Toward that end, the Perry campaign also announced that conservative activists John Stemberger, president of the Florida Family Policy Council, and Pam Olsen, president of the Florida Prayer Network, will serve as co-chairs. In addition, Perry has lined up significant support for the event among elected officials, including: Senator Don Gaetz (R-Crestview), State Rep. Rachel Burgin (R-Riverview), State Rep. Clay Ingram (R-Pensacola), Broward County Commissioner Chip Lamarca, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Esteban Bovo and Orange County Property Appraiser Bill Donegan.
Some 3,000 delegates will participate in the P5 Florida Straw Poll, an event which dates back to 1979, when Ronald Reagan won the straw poll.


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K11UU-D (channel 11) is a low-power independent television station in Pago Pago, American Samoa, owned by American Samoa Adventist Media Ministry, Inc.

History
Pacific Channel Samoa (PCS TV), a company owned by Bill Hyman, received a construction permit to build a new channel 11 low-power television station at Pago Pago on January 18, 2002; the station filed for a license to cover on October 14, 2003. Pacific Channel Samoa transferred the license to co-owned Samoa Systems, Inc. in 2010. PCS-TV converted to digital that same year; at that time, it broadcast Australia Network most of the day, live sports from New Zealand and Fiji, and religious programs on the Bahá'í Faith.

Hyman's finances suffered after he lost money making a movie in the early 2010s, prompting him to consider selling the television station. In August 2016, Hyman sold K11UU-D to a Seventh-Day Adventist media group, which he had selected to purchase the station, since it would continue to air religious fare. PCS programming moved to the 11.2 subchannel, and channel 11.1 relaunched as a local outlet under the Hope Channel banner.

Subchannels
The station's digital signal is multiplexed:

See also
Communications in American Samoa

References

External links
 PCS TV on Facebook

11UU-D
Television channels and stations established in 2003
2003 establishments in American Samoa
Low-power television stations in the United States
Religious television stations in the United States
Religious organizations based in American Samoa
Seventh-day Adventist media
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Oceania


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Klingon Bride Jadzia is a legendary [5-star] crew member.
Klingon Bride Jadzia is a version of J. Dax from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "You Are Cordially Invited" (6x07).
These items are required by Klingon Bride Jadzia in order to advance through groups of levels.
Klingon Bride Jadzia has the skills of Diplomacy , Security , and Science . Starbase and Cryostasis Vault Collection bonuses are not being displayed. All stats are showing at their base level.
Klingon Bride Jadzia was added April 5, 2017 as the top ranked reward for the first rerun of the event The Genesis Wave 2.
Klingon Bride Jadzia is useful in option B for the final mission of Episode 1, By Hook Or By Crook, because she has the Diplomacy skill and the traits of Federation and Diplomat; either trait combined with Diplomacy would allow her to unlock a node. The mission is unlocked by choosing an Augment victory.
Klingon Bride Jadzia gained the traits Gambler and Pilot on 30-Oct-2017.
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Q: implement a base class method to access a property of derived classes I have a base class and several derived classes which can have more than one instances.
The derived classes have a static string, in which the nationality name is stored.
Looks like this...
// Base Class
class Person{
    private:
        // Informations that every person has. Not depending on the nationality
        unsigned char m_size;
        char[] m_name;

    public:
        // Get the human readable name of a nationality
        void getNationalityName(char* pNatiName);
}

void Base::getNationalityName(char* pNatiName);
{
    strcpy(pNatiName, m_nationalityName);
}

// A derived class
class American : public Person{
    private:
        unsigned int m_dollar;
        static char[] m_nationalityName;
}

// Another derived class
class Russian : public Person{
    private:
        unsigned int m_rubel;
        static char[] m_nationalityName;
}

I would now like to access the nationality name with the method "getNationalityName" from one of the derived classes.
The problem is, that the base class doesn't know that a derived class has a property called "m_nationalityName".
I could implement the "getNationalityName" method in each class but i think that's not the right way to solve this problem.

A: Don't. The design looks flawed. The nationality should be a property (i.e. data member) of a person. What if someone has 2 nationalities?
enum Nationality
{
   ROMANIAN,
   AMERICAN,
   RUSSIAN,
};

class Person
{
   Nationality nationality; // or std::vector<Nationality> nationalities;
};

The enum value can be easily converterd afterwards.

A: Use polymorphism. Make your getNationalityName function virtual, and redefine it in your derived classes to return the desired string. Each time, the derived class' function will be called, returning the string of the corresponding class:
//base class:
class Person{
    <...>

    public:
        virtual void getNationalityName(char* pNatiName);
}

<...>

// A derived class
class American : public Person{
    public:
        void getNationalityName(char* pNatiName)
        {
            strcpy(pNatiName, m_nationalityName);
        }
    private:
        unsigned int m_dollar;
        static char[] m_nationalityName;
}

<...>

int main()
{
    Person * p = new American();
    p->getNationalityName(<...>); // calls American::getNationalityName name even though p is a pointer to the base class.
}

A: Sounds like m_nationalityName should be put in your base class person. To me, nationality is more like an attribute of person. Just don't make it static because you don't want to have all your persons share the same nationality.

A: I think this scenario can hanle like this. because different Nationality just has different name, not different behavior, so do not need use polymorphism
  class Nationality
  {
  private:
        Nationality(const char* name_i):m_name(name_i)
        {
        }
        const char * m_name;
  public:
        static Nationality& American()
        {
             static Nationality country("American");
             return country;
        }

        static Nationality& Russian()
        {
             static Nationality country("Russia");
        }

        void getName(char* pNatiName) const
        {
            strcpy(pNatiName, m_name);
        }

   };

   class Person
   {
   private:
        <................>
        Nationality* nationality

   public:
       void getNationalityName(char* pNatiName)const
       {
             nationality->getName(pNatiName);
       }

   };

A: With the Curiously recurring template pattern, you can do this:
template<class T>
class Person {
    static const std::string m_nationalityName;

    // ...
};

template<class T> const std::string Person<T>::m_nationalityName = "Unknown";

class American : public Person<American> {
    // ...
};

template<> const std::string Person<American>::m_nationalityName = "American";

class Russian : public Person<Russian> {
    // ...
};

template<> const std::string Person<Russian>::m_nationalityName = "Russian";

Does not work with char[].


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The Baccalieu Trail
"Wherever you are, steer northwest for Baccalieu." This old sailors' proverb, minus the compass direction, is still good advice for today's traveller. Along Routes 80 and 70, and their offshoots, you'll find charming fishing villages, gorgeous coastal scenery, and a few surprises. There are several ways to access The Baccalieu Trail: from Route 60, or take Routes 75 or 80 from Route 1.
But the southern end of the trail is Route 81, south of Route 1, in the farming community of Markland, probably the newest town on the trail. It was established during the desperate days of the Great Depression when, in an effort to make them self-sufficient, a number of families from St. John's were resettled into newly established agricultural communities. The largest of these was started in 1937 at Markland. The community still owes much of its success to farming and forestry. Farms were established here because of the area's sheltered location and longer growing season, the latter due to air turbulence among the rolling hills that keeps the cold autumn night air moving, preventing it from descending onto the lowland crops.
Whitbourne was the home of an early 20th-century Prime Minister of Newfoundland, Sir Robert Bond. An eloquent politician, he was perhaps Newfoundland's greatest statesman in the era when Newfoundland was a self-governing dominion. His reciprocity agreements with the United States, although foiled by political opponents, were the forerunners of current international fisheries policy and international trade agreements.
North of Route 1, Route 81 merges into Route 80. Whaling and mink-ranching were once lucrative industries in this area, and there's a whaling and sealing museum in South Dildo that displays some of the artifacts discovered at Anderson's Cove, where a 4,00-5,000 year old Maritime Archaic Indian site has been discovered, and at Blaketown where a 1994 archaeological dig uncovered a previously unknown Beothuk site. It's believed John Guy traded with the Beothuks who lived here in the early 17th century because there is a trail across the peninsula connecting Blaketown and Cupids. Part of this Crout's Way Trail between Hopeall and Makinsons has been reconstructed as an overnight hiking adventure trail.
Heart's Content is where the first successful transatlantic telegraph cable was landed in 1866. The community served as a major cable relay station for over a century. Visit the old Cable Station, which has been preserved and is now open to the public during the summer months as a Provincial Historic Site. The Heart's Content Cable Station Provincial Historic Site is a special hit with people interested in communications. It seems like all you have to do is turn on the equipment and begin sending and receiving messages. There are informative displays on the various cables, the changes in technology during the life of the station and some of the people involved in developing long-distance telegraphy.
The entire area has a preoccupation with the "heart" for just beyond Heart's Content lie Heart's Delight-Islington and Heart's Desire. And be sure to drop in at the one time pirate haunt of Turks Cove just past New Perlican.
As you drive through this area of rolling hills and forests, you pass through a number of picturesque fishing communities such as Winterton. On the outskirts of this settlement there is a municipal park bordering a freshwater lake. There's good trout fishing on this end of the peninsula. Hook up with a local guide for the best places to wet a line. Along this entire route, the small outports retain an ageless look. Near the road, ponies graze in grassy meadows which still contain sod-covered root cellars.
At New Chelsea you may want to relax on the beach in this peaceful valley setting. New Melbourne is a tiny community located on a forested part of the moody seacoast. Old Perlican, near the northern tip of the trail, was first settled in the 1600s and is a good place to see whales from shore.
The most northerly community on the trail is Grates Cove. According to legend, John Cabot landed here and carved an inscription in a rock. In the 1960s people posing as historians from Memorial University removed the rock. Its whereabouts remain unknown. But each year residents celebrate "Cabot Rock" festival. Look around the community and you'll see gardens with rock walls. Once a common site in Newfoundland, they remain in large numbers only in this community and have been declared a National Historic Site.
At Redhead Cove, where Route 80 merges into Route 70, you'll see by the colour of the cliffs where the community got its name.
Offshore, Baccalieu Island bears witness to the potential menace of the North Atlantic. The wrecks of more than a dozen ships lie under the waters that surround the island. Baccalieu Island Ecological Reserve has 11 species of seabirds nesting there, making it the most diverse seabird colony in the province. The island hosts 3.3 million pairs of Leach's Storm Petrels, and thousands of puffins and black-legged kittiwakes and other birds each summer. The foxes that share the island with the birds rarely go hungry.
Continue on Route 70 to Bay de Verde. This once-isolated community was originally settled by planters, colonists who were trying to avoid French raiders in the 1600s. This rugged area is a mere 70 kms from St. John's by sea. There's an interpretation centre devoted to the nearby ecological reserve in the town. Just above the town, at Bears Cove, you can take the short hiking trail to the scenic lookout that offers a spectacular view of the surrounding seascape.
Some of the most beautiful coastal scenery is found just beyond here in Lower Island Cove and surrounding communities. The hilly gardens of this area and the towering cliffs along the shores of Conception Bay provide ideal subjects for photographs.
A few kilometres along is Northern Bay Sands Park, an ideal seaside vacation spot within easy access of a number of colourful settlements on the peninsula. The park has camp and trailer sites for extended stays. At one end of the sandy beach, a river flows into the Atlantic, its rocky banks forming a natural freshwater pool. This is a great place for beach combing or taking it easy.
Nearby Western Bay is the birthplace of one of Canada's most widely respected poets, E. J. Pratt. This is a National Historic Site with a plaque that commemorates his life and work next to the Post Office on Route 70.
Continuing south, you come to a series of attractive little communities, including Blackhead where the first Methodist church in Canada was erected in 1769. The plaque marking this Historic Site is near an ancient cemetery which is well worth a visit by people interested in the early history of the province and in the establishment of Methodism in Canada.
A few kilometres up the coast is Salmon Cove Sands, a sheltered beach with a grassy picnic area. There are several distinctive large rocks in the cove and a variety of shorebirds which make ideal photographic subjects. There are extensive stretches of water shallow enough for children to wade and play in safety.
In Victoria you'll find an unusual attraction. The Hydro Electric Development there is a Registered Historic Site. The plant came on stream in 1904, making it the second major hydro electric project in Newfoundland. The Victoria station is now a museum that displays some of the earliest equipment in Canada. It is open daily during July and August - and it still produces electricity.
Carbonear is another town with a fascinating history. In 1696, it was burned to the ground by the French, but the inhabitants retreated to a small fortified island in the harbour and successfully defended it against capture. Carbonear Island has been designated a National Historic Site to mark its colourful military past.
There is also a romantic side to the town's past. During the reign of Elizabeth I, Gilbert Pike, a former member of the Peter Easton's pirate band, fell in love with Sheila Na Geira, an Irish princess whom he had rescued from a Dutch warship, where she was being held prisoner. The couple married and decided to make a new home for themselves in the New World. They settled in Bristol's Hope, where their descendants still live. To the day she died, Sheila was known as "The Carbonear Princess." In summer there's a theatre festival held in her honour, and one of the plays is her story. The Carbonear Museum, located in the old railway station, provides a window on the town's fascinating history.
Carbonear also is the home of the annual Conception Bay Folk Festival. Every summer people come from all over to celebrate the music, song and dance of the communities of the North Shore of Conception Bay. If you are in the area during the festival, you can take a day to enjoy traditional music with its roots in the West Country of England.
From here we go to Harbour Grace, a community which derives its name from "Havre de Grace," a name the French bestowed on it in the early 1500s, probably after the French fishing port Le Havre. Harbour Grace was the headquarters of Peter Easton, a famous pirate of the early seventeenth century. His pirates' fort was on the site of the old Customs House in the eastern section of the town. The building is now a Community Museum with three floors of fascinating exhibits that tell of this town's long and illustrious past, including its important role in the history of aviation.
Beginning in 1919, Harbour Grace was used as the departure point for many early attempts to fly the Atlantic. The first successful flight from the community was piloted by William Brock and Edward Schlee of Croyden, England, in August, 1927, the same year the first civilian airport in North America was opened here. In 1932, Amelia Earhart left Harbour Grace to become the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic.
Still a thriving community, Harbour Grace was once the second largest town in Newfoundland and seemed destined to become its second city. Then, a series of seven major fires between 1814 and 1944 drastically impeded the growth and progress of the town. Fortunately many of its historic buildings and fine residences survived. One of the most interesting of these is St. Paul's Anglican Church. It was erected in 1835 and is the oldest stone church in Newfoundland.
Next on the route is Spaniard's Bay, a community whose name reflects an era when Spanish - really Basque - fishermen frequented Newfoundland waters. Spanish influence in Newfoundland ended with the defeat of the Spanish Armada in faraway Europe in 1558, but here memory lingers long.
Continue to Bay Roberts, a fishing community that received its name from Jersey fishermen who came here from the Channel Islands several centuries ago. Now it's a major service and shopping centre. On Water Street is the old Cable Building which served as a relay station for messages between British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and American President Franklin Roosevelt during the second world war. Further east on the street is the Bay Roberts East Shoreline Heritage walking trail through Juggler's Cove to Mad Rocks, where you can see whales and - usually -icebergs in spring and early summer.
Past Bay Roberts take Route 72 to the Port de Grave Peninsula where you can visit and photograph some of the striking coastal scenery and fishing villages along the way. At Hibbs Cove there is a Fisherman's Museum with furniture, pictures and artifacts depicting the village lifestyle of years ago. Next to the museum are a one-room schoolhouse and the Porter House, which gives a taste of the lifestyle of an ordinary fisherman from earlier this century. Nearby is the anchor from the PLM 27, one of the ore carriers sunk by a German U-boat off Bell island in 1942.
Back on Route 70, continue on to Cupids, the first English settlement in Canada. In 1610, John Guy from Bristol, England established a plantation at what was then known as Cuper's Cove. The first recorded birth of an English child in Newfoundland took place here. Archaeological excavations begun in 1995 have uncovered the long-forgotten site of the old plantation. Artifacts recovered during this dig, and many other exhibits on the community's long history, are found in the Cupids Museum. Visit the archaeology dig and see history being uncovered right before your eyes. In 1910 the town celebrated its 300th anniversary by erecting a monument to Guy. Now, its 400th anniversary is been celebrated. The town has one of the oldest Methodist churches in Newfoundland dating from 1875, which is still in use. And each summer the town celebrates the Cuper's Cove Soiree.
One of the great treasures of the Baccalieu Trail is Brigus. Its charming Old World atmosphere and scenic appeal prompted the famous American artist Rockwell Kent to establish a summer residence and studio there in the early part of the last century. But the historic town is best known as the birthplace of Captain Bob Bartlett, born in 1875 and considered an outstanding pioneer of navigation in the Far North. Captain Bartlett accompanied Commodore Peary as far as his last relay point on the 1909 expedition to the North Pole. His former home, Hawthorne Cottage National Historic Site. Brigus also hosts a Blueberry Festival each August.
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The holidays are upon us—I am listening to Mariah Carey as I type—and you're probably planning your decor. Are you using books? Why not? If you need some inspiration, here's a roundup of cute ideas for decorating with books this holiday season.
This book tree from National Bookstore is huge and amazing. The inclusion of snowpeople, garlands, and flowers is what makes it so eye-catching!
I also love this smaller, slightly different take on a book tree because it's something you can easily make at home, even in a small space. As long as you don't mind sacrificing a few hardcovers. I love the use of twinkle lights!
Here is a more conceptual, minimalist take on a book tree.
And here is a very lovely small book tree, complete with a star.
Romance bookstore The Ripped Bodice in Los Angeles always has wonderful window displays. This year, they've created an entire fireplace and chimney from books!
And to all a goodnight! ❄❄❄ Leah's winter wonderland window features a fireplace, chimney and cabin exterior all made out of books! ❄❄❄ The inside of the store is decorated to the hilt and we've got all kinds of gifts for everyone on your list! ❄❄❄ If you're shopping with us online be sure to use code FITZMAS for 18% off until midnight tomorrow!
This is an extreme and amazing way to decorate with books from Starfield Library in Seoul!
This book Grinch at Denali Elementary Library is DELIGHTFUL.
As is this wonderfully cheery snowperson at Andover Public Library.
This snowperson has a reindeer friend!
This Barnes and Noble location has made a wreath out of books.
Type Books in Toronto has a lovely banner made from the pages of books.
I ALSO love these wee little ornaments crafted out of books—they look like presents! Good news, they are also for sale on Etsy.
Perhaps you're crafty enough to make a wreath out of pages from a book?
There is also the option of decorating with books—as in literally hanging up teeny tiny books—which I am 100% in favor of.
Or perhaps sending a nice holiday message through a book? This is made by folding pages.
If you're going to create your own folded message, might I suggest "Happy Bookmas"? And find more tips for decorating with books for the holiday season right here.


in a nurturing, Christ- Centered environment.
In September of 1969, Lawrenceville First Baptist Church, with the help of the pastor Rev. Corley, began a Kindergarten program with nineteen children. In the years to come, the Kindergarten grew to an enrollment of 260 students with 28 faculty and staff. The church's central location provided an ideal setting to serve families in the Lawrenceville and surrounding areas.
Today, after 45 successful years, the Lawrenceville First Preschool serves our community with a quality, Christ-centered learning environment for children ages 2 through young 5's. We offer a young 5's pre-k class which is specifically designed for children that turn 5 between September 1-December 31. We believe that learning should be wholistic; a learning environment that enhances a childs development mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. This type of learning environment includes: circle time, daily learning centers, art, science, social sciences, spanish, movement, and bible.
The children also give back to the community in which they come from. Every year the children participate in an annual St. Jude Children's Hopsital fundraiser. Over the last 10 years the children have raised $60,732.50 for St. Jude. The funds that were raised would be enough to fully fund three surgical procedures.
View our full February activity calendars.
February 7: Chapel, Fruit of the Spirit "Goodness"
Registration is now OPEN for the 2019 - 2020 school year!
2019 - 2020 Application and Fees.
We accept reservations throughout the school year as we have space.
For information about openings, please email Jackie@lawrencevillefbc.org.
Each year our students participate in a Trike-A-Thon to raise money for the children at St. Jude Children's Hospital. We have raised more than $60,000 over the last 10 years. If you would like to donate, click here, all the money goes straight to St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Jackie Dickens has been at Lawrenceville First Baptist Preschool for the past 12 years. She began working at the preschool the same time that her own children entered the program. Although her children are grown, Jackie continues to serve at the Preschool because of her great love for the preschool children. She has served in many different capacities throughout her time at the preschool. In June of 2014 she took over as the Director of Lawrenceville First Preschool. Her heart is to share God's love through her words, deeds, and actions with all of the children at the preschool.


Kevin Williamson is one of the best writers of our age, left, right, or center. Having written at National Review for a good long time, the Atlantic hired him away. For that, you'd think the Atlantic had just butchered the last white rhino and dined on its flesh. The left is in yet another hysterical meltdown.
The Atlantic's sin was not hiring Williamson, but a conservative. We've seen this reaction with the New York Times hiring conservatives, the Washington Post, etc., etc., etc. No conservative is acceptable to the left. They can abide no dissent. They cannot tolerate any opinions outside their bubble.
But the outrage serves another purpose. The left cranks it into high gear no matter the conservative because they want to disincentivize traditional media outlets making additional conservative hires and they also want to cajole and batter the conservative into pulling his punches.
I know of what I speak on this front. I got so tired of CNN regularly having to defend me over rather innocuous things that I was ready and willing to jump to Fox just to be rid of the constant outrage. It is a perpetual outrage machine designed to wear down both the publication or outlet and the conservative. The slightest nuance can cause the outrage machine to crank into high gear.
But the result is somewhat ironic. It necessitates that the conservative writers and pundits be on their A game at most times. It generates far sharper writing and punditry from the right than the left out of necessity. The left gets lazy and can get lazy. The right cannot. And Kevin Williamson won't. He's a sharp writer and will continue to be.


12:00 dismissal - There is NO AFTERCARE available.
Tomorrow, Friday 3/22 is our class trip to the Yogi Berra Museum.
bring card games or board games to play when we get back.
We have rescheduled our Yogi Berra Museum Trip for Friday, March 22.
New permission slips were sent home. Please sign and return the ENTIRE form as soon as possible.
*We will be taking IOWA assessments next week (Tuesday 3/12 - Friday 3/15).
*Make sure to get a good night's rest and eat breakfast!
On Friday, March 15, we will be watching "Ant Man and the Wasp" after testing.
It is rated PG-13 for Sci-fi action violence.
If you have any problems or concerns, please let us know.
We know that life happens, but many of our CCS Families and Friends have yet to submit their yearbook recognition ad(s) for your Corpus Christi School student.
Remember that our yearbook is made by our students for ALL of our students, which means that the yearbook will showcase students and faculty...and even some parents and friends… from PreK3 through 8th Grade.
You still have time to submit your special message, BUT TIME IS RUNNING OUT. February 28, 2019 is the deadline.
How do I create my Yearbook Ad?
It's super easy to create a recognition ad for the yearbook and anyone can submit a yearbook recognition ad. Just log in to www.yearbookordercenter.com and use the code 16808 to access your options to make an ad and to purchase your copy of the yearbook. Ads are available in a variety of sizes and costs.
Recognition Ads for the yearbook are due no later than February 28, 2019 and can be made for students in PreK3 through 8th Grade; but space is limited.
Lastly - Yearbooks can also be purchased for $40.00 by visiting the same site as posted above.
Reserve a space for your ad today to say how proud you are. Like the yearbook, your message will be a permanent memory.
Important 8th grade information regarding our next class trip and other upcoming events was sent home today. There is a link to the letter on both class websites and the 8th grade folder in the digital backpack.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to ask.
We have just started our next Graduation Fundraiser. Once again, we are selling bars of Hershey candy that cost $2 each. Every student is responsible for selling at least one carrier of 30 bars worth $60.
Please make checks payable to Corpus Christi School.
The fundraiser will run until March 6.
Information regarding our Hershey Chocolate Bar Fundraiser was sent home last week.
Please make sure to return the bottom part of the paper as soon as possible.
If you need a new copy, see the link below.
January 4, 2019 WILL NOT BE A NOON DISMISSAL. It is a Spirit Day .... Children may come in dressed down ... the color is BLUE !!!! Send in the $ 1.00 donation !!!!
January 7, 2019 There will be mass at 9:00 am all are welcome.
January 8, 2019 8th grade Graduation pictures will be taken.
January 11, 2019 is a NOON DISMISSAL. After care is available.
January 17, 2019 Progress reports will be distributed.
January 21, 2019 SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED.


Off licence chain Oddbins has gone into administration for the second time in a decade, following a "continued decline in consumer spending".
Administrator Duff & Phelps (D&P) has been appointed to run Oddbins, which has around 45 stores, while it attempts to find a buyer.
European Food Brokers Limited (EFB), which has owned Oddbins since its previous administration in 2011, operates 101 off licences and two convenience stores across the group. EFB continues to trade and is not an entity that has entered administration.
D&P managing director, Phil Duffy, said: "The continued decline in consumer spending, pointing to a squeeze on household finances, combined with rising living and national wages have put increased pressure on retailers' bottom lines.
"As wages struggle to keep up with the pace of inflation and continued, deepening unease and uncertainty over Brexit, means consumers are cutting back on spending. Add into that mix rising business rates and rents and traditional bricks and mortar, retailers are undoubtedly feeling the strain.
Fifty-five stores from troubled off-licence chain Oddbins have been put up for sale.
The administrators of the Oddbins estate has announced the sale of 37 stores to European Food Brokers for an undisclosed sum.
The consumer's thirst for provenance means craft ales have seen an explosion in popularity of late. Here's how to meet the growing demand.


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I'd just love to relax like this today but it is the Longest Day for the Alzheimer Association. I will be spending 12 hours (I hope) Along with the rest of my family as a pledge I made to rid us of this terrible thing that strikes some of the most wonderful people. My mother is one and all day every thing I do will I will be thinking of her and what it has done to her life.
Bless you, toadalove! I've taken care of one lady with Alzheimer's (may she rest in peace) and it was almost heartbreaking. My aunt was deep into it when she died last summer and I can see my mother developing early signs. Best wishes to you.
It a terrible disease...I saw my mother in law go through it and the terrible suffering for her son and husband.
You are a blessing you know. Thank you for helping others. My grandfather lived with Alzheimers for the last 6 years of his life. It was so sad to watch him change. He was always hardworking and loved us so. Miss him still.
I want to thank you all for all the comments you shared regarding Alzheimers. Our wonderful family did it's part. We have had emails zingging from Coast to Coast and we all worked, walked, swimmed, biked and so much more yesterday. I put in my 12 hours and enjoyed every second of it. My furry kids were with me most of the time as if cheering me on. My 3 year old granddaughter was with her mom and my niece peddling to make smoothies and making poeple smile. We are as a family in this until there is a cure! Love you all!
Toadalove...may you always be bless for careing for other people with disease.
I'm so sorry to hear about your mother! It's such a devastating disease. God bless and prayers to you. Just try to remember who she was before and know that she is in there somewhere and just can't come out. Love her anyway even if she is a stranger to you, she still needs compassion and love. Much love to you too!
Thank you! I send mom a card every week. She may not remember who I am but she does enjoy her cards. It's not about her remembering me, it's all about keeping her happy!
I tatted a shamrock for her using the shuttles that she used to use. I also tatted a string for it to make a necklace of it for her. Yesterday my sister sent me a picture she took of her wearing it. What a treat for me. For Easter I painted a card with a traditional Pysanka on it. I sure do hope she likes it!
How lovely! I'm sure she will love it! It came from you!
She did and my sister sent me a picture of her wearing it! I can't wait to hear how she likes her Pysanka!
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Great picture! Wish I could be on a beach relaxing!
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