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robes, tiara on the head, keys in hand, at the gate of Heaven. The
sinister or left window is dedicated to St. Paul. At the base he is
represented as being struck blind at his conversion, and above he
is kneeling as if translated to the third Heaven, with our Blessed
Saviour seated in majesty on His throne, surrounded by the seven
spirits. The Chapel of Our Lady is 26 feet by 12 feet, is on the
north side of the chancel and north transept, and filled in b\
ornamental metal screens. The altar and reredos in the Lady
Chapel are of elaborately carved marble and alabaster. This chapel
contains three stained windows. A marble tablet attached to the
wall of this Chapel contains the following inscription : ' Pray for
the five sisters of the family of Dalton, of Thurnham, Charlotte,
Bridget, Mary, Lucy, and Elizabeth.' The Convent Chapel opens
into the south side of the chancel bv a broad arch filled with
ornamental iron work, bv which contrivance the Sisters of Mercy
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are enabled to be present at all the services of the Church without
leaving their own beautiful little oratory. On the left of the
chancel and opening" into the south transept is a small Chapel,
dedicated to St. Charles Borromeo, the founder of Sunday Schools ;
the altar, with its life-like group of figures cut in Caen stone,
is very greatly admired. The high altar is a magnificent specimen
of sculptured veined marble and alabaster, and was presented to
the Church by the late Mrs. Gabriel Coulston. The altar in the
Whiteside chantry is of Caen stone, supported by marble pillars,
the reredos consisting of an arched panel enclosing an admirable
life-like and nearly life-size group, being perfect images from life.
On a tablet, inlaid with a polished brass, in the Coulston chantry it is
recorded that Thomas Coulston, of Well House, the founder of this
chantry, died in 185b, in his 46th year, was a benefactor to the
Church, Convent, and poor schools, in which for 28 years he
constantly taught on Sundays. Each chancel is lighted by two
beautiful stained glass windows. The pulpit* is a semi-octagonal,
and displays on its fine veined marble sides four scenes from the
life of St. Peter in white alabaster relief. The north wall is pierced
bv four three-light windows, each of a different design. The west
wall is pierced by a large window and two smaller ones. The nave
is lighted by five clerestory windows of pretty design. The
presbytery is placed on the south-west side of the Church. It
forms with the sacristy and south walls of the chantry chapels a
fine square block of buildings, having easy communications with
the Church, sacristy and confessionals. The material mostly used
in erecting the Church and presbytery was local stone, supple-
mented by stone procured from the site. At first the seating-
capacity of the Church consisted of goo benches. Mr. James
Duckett, of Preston, contracted for the masons' work ; Mr. Robert
Wilson, Lancaster, for the wood work; and Mr. Thos. Dickinson,
Lancaster, executed the plumbing and glazing. The Church was
consecrated by the Right Reverend Dr. Goss, October 4th, 1859,
and opened on the following Thursday by the same prelate, assisted
*The pulpit was presented to the Church by William Leeming, Esq.
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by the Right Rev. Bishop Turner, the Right Rev. Dr. Briggs, the
Right Rev. Bishop Roskell, two vicars-general, fifteen canons from
the dioceses of Liverpool, Salford, Beverley, and Nottingham, and
fortv-six other priests.
On the 31st December, 1868, the Very Rev. Dean Brown
died and was succeeded afterwards by the Rev. Canon Walker,
then known as the Rev. William Walker, of St. Austin's, Preston.
Canon Walker set about making improvements, and in due course
filled in the lower portion of the east chancel wall with a number
of artistic arcades cut in stone, and had the interior painted and
decorated. The arcades — eight altogether — were afterwards filled
In with life-size paintings in gold and colours, by Messrs. Eaton &
Bulfield, of Lancaster. The figures represent the Virgin Mary, St.
Peter, St. Paul, St. Joseph, St. William, St. Charles, St. Wilfrid,
and St. Cuthbert. Most of them were given to the Church by the
late Mrs. Parkinson, of Bare. New seating accommodation was sup-
plied, and now there are 29 polished pitch-pine benches on the newest
principle in each aisle, capable of seating 290 adults. In January,
1880, a peal of bells, the gift of the late Mr. John Gardner, added
to the dignity of the sacred edifice. The eight bells are suspended
at a height of 105 feet from the base of the spire. In June, 1881,
the figure of St. Peter seated in the Papal chair was placed within
the Church, facing the north door. The representation of the saint
rests on the summit of an ornamental pedestal 4 feet 9 inches high
The figure-proper is 6 feet high, and is composed of incorruptible
wood bronzed so as to render it a fac simile of the statue in bronze
in the Vatican Basilica in Rome. St. Peter holds two massive
keys in his left hand, the right hand being raised as if in the act of
pronouncing the Papal Benediction. In January, 1885, the Confra-
ternity of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour was established in this
Church, prior to which a highly decorated picture of Our Lad}- of
Perpetual Succour in enamelled oil colours, set in a Gothic moulded
gilt frame, enclosed within a richly carved frame and canopy of
fumigated oak, surmounted by a papal cross, was affixed to the
north wall of the Lady Chapel. On a small table before the picture
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is a lamp kept constantly burning", and sockets are provided round
its surface for votive offering's of lighted wax candles, which are
constantly provided by pious Catholics who are devoted to Our
Lady of Perpetual Succour and St. Alphonsus, her premier devoted
servant. This picture is a fac simile of the miraculous picture in
the Church of St. Alphonsus, Rome." The most recent presenta-
tion to the Church at the time of writing is a superb sacred heart
altar of sculptured Caen stone, with finely wrought alabaster
statues, fully described in the Catholic News. The Church
is now, 1891, capable of seating 1,027 people. The devotion of
the Catholics of Lancaster to their Church and its teachings has
been abundantly exemplified by their deeds -deeds firstly attribut-
able to a correct estimate of the worth of the sanctuary of God,
and, secondly, to the humble walk and generous self-denying
labours of Dean Brown and Canon Walker, the latter of whom
has a kindly grip for everybody, and is unquestionably a broad-
hearted gentleman whose deportment is no less admired by anti-
catholics than his friendship is esteemed by all who are fortunate
enough to secure it be they Protestants or Catholics. The erection
of the Church commenced in April, 1857, and it was completed
in September, 1859.
Another writer says : —
" The principal entrances are on the west and north west,
and over the entrance at the basement of the tower you observe a
fine statue of the Apostle to whom the Church is dedicated. The
windows are objects of contemplation to all lovers of the staining
art. ' On the west at the summit of the five-light window is a
circular device over the centre light, two smaller circles appearing
between the apices of the arches symmetrical!} disposed on each
side. This central figure work comprises six quatrefoliated circles
enclosing a single sexfoliated circle, to which the two outer circles
correspond, the latter being sexfoliated. On the north are four
three-light windows one of which contains intersecting arches,
having the intervening spaces in a manner uncusped, while another
presents an interesting instance of a centrepiece formed by the
alternate arrangement of three pointed, and three circular trefoils."
The window at the end of the northern transept ' is of the two-light
form doubled in accordance with a well-known architectural prin-
ciple and one principal circlet in the centre set off with two subsidiary
circlets. In the upper circle are inscribed two equilateral triangles,
standing vertically, one on the base, and the other on the apex, so
as to form six smaller equilateral triangles and a hexagon in the
middle including another example of circular foliation. ' The
window at the end of the south transept is of the order of St.
Catherine's Wheel and exhibits ten circular devices enclosing a
stellate figure in the centre. A semi-octagonal arrangement ter-
minates the chancel and is relieved bv stained glass windows in
three lights. The representations of St. Peter receiving the Keys
and the Conversion of St. Paul, with the Ascension distributed over
the three lights of the central window are admirably executed.
The Saviour is seen ascending to Heaven and the Apostles gazing
earnestly as he soars to His throne attended by a host of angels and
archangels. On each side of the chancel stands an image, life-
like, facing the centre of the Church. There is the B.V.M. arrayed
in gorgeous apparel of gold and blue embroidery on the left,
crowned and holding a sceptre as she fondles the .Sacred Infant,
upon Whose knee rests as a plaything the ball which indicates
imperial dignity. On the right is seen St. Joseph hailing from a
pedestal of wax candles and flowery odours. His dark hair and the
green lining of the rich mantle that is folded around him stand out
prominently. He holds in his hand a staff, from the top of which
white lilies seem to be springing." Another image appears at the
eastern end of the south transept set above an altar* of pure-
white marble, under a crimson canopy faced with gold. This altar
is consecrated to the Sacred Heart. There are the Whiteside and
Coulston Chantries on the south, an exquisite font standing south-
west on a granite base and bearing a Latin inscription. There arc
six altars of marble or stone and a Lady Chapel on the north east
containing a tablet in memory of the Daltons' of Thurnham. The
Chapel of St. Charles is on the south of the chancel. The pulpit is
* This Altar has been replaced.
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on the right of the centre aisle by the transept and is a marvel of
beauty in every way. From its columns four figure-heads project
while on its sides are depicted four scenes from the life of St. Peter.
The fourteen Stations of the Cross are also well worth attention.
The Monstrance is adorned with a base of gilt, and during that
most solemn ceremony, namely, the Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament, the light glistens from numerous precious stones, which
were given by ladies of the congregation. There may be seen the
blue flash of the emerald, emblem of love, the red light of the ruby,
unity's sign, and the pure effulgence ot the crystal gem all
emblazoning the circle of the Host."
The Very Rev. Provost Walker, in 18S8, printed a. guide
concerning the new stained glass windows. The following informa-
tion is, therefore, extracted from the same: - " Messrs. Hardman
and Co., London and Birmingham, have been engaged inserting
stained glass windows in St. Peter's Church, and two of them — in
the north and south transepts are now completed. The window in
the north transept was presented by Mrs. Matthew Hardman,
Mr. Robert Preston, and his wife, Mary, in memory of the late
Matthew Hardman. The design of the window is in keeping with
the other stained glass lights in the Church, and along with
the other new windows will add to the beauty of the Sacred
Edifice, already rich in the specimens of decorative art. In
view of the recent beatification by the Hoi}- See of fifty-four of the
English Martyrs who suffered death for their religion in the Tudor
period — an event which the Catholics of this country have long and
earnestly prayed for — the happy thought suggested itself of blending
with the more personal object which the new window subserves, a
commemoration of this important occurrence in the history of the
Catholic Church in England. This double object will explain the
raison d'etre of the different figures, subjects, &c, represented in
the windows, the general features of which may first be noted, and
then a more detailed description given of the different parts : — The
window entitled "The English Martyrs' Window," is in the
north transept. The first panel represents Blessed John Fisher,
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Bishop of Rochester, widely known and esteemed for his wisdom,
piety, and godly life; second, Blessed Thomas Morethe distinguished
and learned layman, of unstained honour and inflexible integrity ;
third, Blessed John Houghton, the cloistered contemplative, ofpure
life and fervent piety; the fourth, Blessed Cuthbert Maine, the
zealous and holy priest. Suitable inscriptions (in Latin) are placed
under each figure, and below these are four medallions, containing
illustrative subjects from the lives of the Beati above-named. The
inscription along the bottom of the window, which is also in Latin,
runs : ' Pray for the good estate of the Church in England.' In the
heads of the four lights, over the cumfries, are demi figures of the
patron saints of the donors family. In the tracery, surmounted by
adoring angels, is pictured, on a deap ruby ground, Our Blessed
Lord, the King of Martyrs, His sacred head crowned with thorns,
His pierced hand being raised in benediction. This may be regarded
as the key-note of the whole composition — Victory through suffering,
the Cross and the Crown. The four lights may now be described in
rather fuller detail. First light, Blessed John Fisher, Bishop ot
Rochester, in mitre and richly flowered cope ; the orphrey of the
latter being ornamented with the escallop shell on the saltire, from
the Arms of that See. The short-lived dignity of Cardinal, conferred
upon him while in prison by Pope Paul III., is indicated by the red
hat and title of St. Sabina lying at his feet. King Henry VIIL's
brutal jest on this subject will be remembered. In one hand he
bears the martyr's palm, and in the other a book, as a man of
learning and distinguished author, while his arm encircles the
pastoral staff, with vexillum attached. The face is taken from
Holbein's portrait of the Bishop in the Queen's collection. The
subject below, in medallion, represents Fisher kneeling at the feet
of the king, and entreating him not to prosecute the divorce of the
Queen, Catherine of Arragon. An inscription at the bottom of this,
as well as the other medallions, explains the incident. Second
light, Blessed Thomas More, sometime Lord Chancellor of England,
in the robes of that high office, with golden collar of S.S. round his
neck. In his right hand he holds a rich beg, embroidered with the
royal monogram and crown, containing the great seal of the kino -
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clom. In his other hand is a book, indicative of his fame as a man
of letters, and a martyr's palm. The pensive face, and head crowned
with quaint cap, is from the portrait made so familiar to us by the
pencil of his friend Holbein. The subject below depicts the meeting
of Sir Thomas More with Bishop Fisher at the portal of Lambeth
Palace, to which both of them had been summoned in order to have
the oath of the Royal Supremacy tendered to them. More salutes
the Bishop with the words, ' Well met, my lord : I hope we shall
soon meet in heaven.' Third light, Blessed John Houghton, Prior
of the London Charterhouse. He wears the simple and picturesque
white habit of the Carthusian order, the severe rule of which forbids
the wearing of any special marks of distinction. He carries a palm,
and presses a book of the Sacred Scriptures or other Holy Writings,
to his breast. The subject underneath represents the martyr, with
two other priors of his order, and Richard Reynolds, for the order of
St. Bridget, on their way to execution, passing beneath a window
of the dungeon of the Tower in which Sir Thomas More was confined,
through the bars of which he and his daughter, Margaret Roper,
who was with him at the time, observe them attentively. Fourth
light, Blessed Cuthbert Mayne, the first missionary priest put to
death in England, and proto-martyr of Douav College. He is the
first in order of the long and glorious line of more than 150 Mission-
ary Priests, trained in that celebrated college, who, from the year
1577, the date of his death, until the end of the reign of terror,
cheerfully risked their lives and poured out their blood for the
conversion of England.
Lancaster cannot boast of a very long martyr roll ; but the
catholics of the county town will cherish with gratitude and
affection the names of the four laymen and the eleven priests
who suffered the most atrocious tortures for the Faith, and sealed
their doctrine with their blood. Of these priests, one was a Fran-
ciscan, seven received their education at Douav, two at Yalladolid,
one at Seville, both places more or less connected with the parent
college — all were animated with the spirit that animated Cuthbert
Mayne He wears the full vestments of his priestly office, for
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exercising" which he was cruelly put to death. On his heart forming
part of the orphrey of the chasuble, is the holy name 'Jesus' so
constantly on the lips of those holy men in their sufferings. He
holds his palm in one hand, and in the other it may be, his missal or
other liturgical or devotional book,, and looks up with a joyful and
serene expression. Below is pictured the seizure of the martyr by
the sheriff of Cornwall in the house ol~ Mr. Francis Tregian, at
Volveden, who looks sorrowfully on in the background while an
attendant of the sheriff rifles a chest in search of books, papers, or
' Church Stuff,' as it was called. The donors' patron saints, at the
top of the four lights are : St. Matthew, the Apostle, St. Helen, the
first Christian Empress, St. Mary Magdalen, and St. Richard,
Bishop of Chichester, each having some distinctive emblem, and
scroll with name. A legend placed below them, and crossing the
window runs thus : ' Orate pro anima Matthaei Hardman et domo
ejus.' A rich golden brocaded curtain figured with roses, hangs
behind the four large figures, and the grisaille groundwork of the
entire window is likewise decorated with roses, which should be
regarded here both as the rose of England and the flos martyrum,
its thorny stems typifying the crosses and sufferings through which
Heaven is to be reached, and which were so bravely borne by those
saintly English martyrs of the olden time here commemorated. In
the south transept is 'The Rose Window.' In the description of
the north transept window, allusion was made to the prominent
introduction of the rose amongst the ornamental details ; in the
present window we again meet with the same significant flower ; in
this case, however, it is no longer used as a simple accessory, but
forms the principal feature in the design ; its flowering branches
spreading from opening to opening, over the greater part of its
surface. The conception of this window is due in the first instance
to Dante's immortal poem. In the Xllth Canto of the Paradiso the
poet describes a mystic wheel of vast circumference encompassing
another, equally mystic, two garlands of sempiternal roses, respon-
sive each to each, and each the abode of glorified souls ; in the
XXXth Canto he shadows forth a vision of a luminous rose, within
the spreading convolutions of which, he beheld angels and saints
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without number, placed in stately order in the effulgent light of
Heaven. This idea may, perhaps, have been a reminiscence of the
great rose windows of France, some of which he most likely saw
during" his travels in that country and in the radiating circles of
which, it was usual to represent the whole hierarchy of Heaven,
disposed rank after rank, in solemn order, and in great splendour
and beauty of colouring. In the present instance, the limited space
at command, and also the representation ot a kindred subject in the
west window of the Church, forbade any attempt at this kind of
treatment ; the rose-like form of the window itself, however,
together with its suggestive name, sufficiently account for the
choice of the treatment adopted. These roses, too, may well
symbolise the graces and virtues of the saintly throng" seen by the
poet in his mystical rose of Paradise ; the white betokening purity,
innocence, and cleanliness of heart : the red, faith, fervour of love,
suffering, &c. ; while in the centre of the window is appropriately
placed the emblem of St. Peter—
Into whose keeping Christ 'lid give the keys
Of this sweet flower.
The red and white rose, also, thus prominently introduced into a
Lancaster window, instinctively carry back the thoughts to the days
when they were the l strife-stirring and direful badges ' of contend-
ing factions ; here, however, blossoming peacefully side by side,
they happily may suggest also thoughts of charity and brotherly
love, and so let us trust that the kindly shelter of the sanctuary
will cause 'This flower to germin in eternal peace.' This window-
is the gift of the Bishop of Leeds and about twenty priests who were
either born in Lancaster or brought up from earliest infancy in the
town, and who have adopted this admirable method of perpetuating
their regard for the Church. Their names are suitably honoured in
the brass below the window ' The great west window,' with its five
lights and corresponding tracer}' is the gift of Mr. Joseph Smith.
It is a more intricate and elaborate work ; and in the grouping and
grace and expression of the figures, in the combination of colours
and in the clearness and distinctness of all the details, it exhibits :t
rare example of perfection in stained glass. ' Te Deum laudamus,
Te Dominum confitemur.' Such are the words inscribed on the
banderole held by the two kneeling - bishops in the base oi' the
window, representing St. Ambrose and St. Augustine, the joint
authors, according" to a beautiful legend, of this magnificent hymn
of praise, and such is the theme it has here been attempted in part
to illustrate. In the midst of the window, within a large circle
emblem of eternity — formed of clouds, angels playing on sackbut,
psaltry, timbrel and harp, etc., our Blessed Lord is seated on a
canopied throne, His right hand raised in Benediction, and His lett
holding an orb, in sign oi His dominion over all things. He is
clothed in a richly diapered golden mantle, with jewelled border,
and wears the breast-plate with its twelve mystical stones, with
which of old were associated in some mysterious way, the Urim and
Thummim— Light and Perfection. About the throne in solemn
attitude, clothed in white garments, adorned with borders, orphreys,
etc., are the seven archangels ' who stand in the presence of God.'
St. Michael in front on one side, with the cross-marked banner and
sword, as leader of the hosts of Heaven ; in the corresponding
place on the other side of the throne, St. Gabriel, the great
messenger, with lily branch in his hand ; the remaining arch-
angels follow in due order. Beneath the archangels are placed the
four apocalyptic creatures, assigned as emblems to the Evangelists,
and between these, underneath the feet of our Lord, a cherub and
seraph with arms outspread, the former with wings of blue, indica-
tive of knowledge ; the latter, red, of love ; these 'continually do
cry' ' Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus, Dorriinus Deus Sabaoth,' the
words being: inscribed on the long carved scroll running across this
part oi' the window. Midway in the dexter light (left hand o\
spectator), are ranged the Apostles under the scroll bearing the
words ' Te gloriosus, Apostolorum chorus.' St. Peter, Prince ol
the Apostles, the Patron of this Church, sits prominently in front,
holding his keys oi' Power; then St. Paul and St. Andrew with
their respective emblems ; above them St. James major, St. John
the Evangelist, and St. Thomas. Opposite this group, in the
sinister light, with the verse ' Te Prophetarum laudabilis numerus,'
are placed the royal prophet David with his harp in the front, next
to him Isaiah with saw, and Daniel ; behind these, Jacob and
Ezekiel. In the lower part of both dexter and sinister lights, under
the scrolls inscribed ' Te martyrum candidatus,' and ' Lauclat
exercitus,' are seen St. Stephen, the first martyr, St Alban, proto-
martyr of England, and St. George, our English martyr patron, on
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RRRGH, sorry guys, a combination of my illness and sudden work assignments conspired to keep me from finishing this comic right now. It's meant to be a bigger than normal one. Here's a sample. Sorry.
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Syed Hedayetullah (1904 – 29 August 1973) is considered a main architect of agriculture in Bangladesh, was a founding fellow of the Bangladesh Academy of Sciences, founder principal of Agriculture College, Dhaka (1944–49), and Director of Agriculture, Government of East Pakistan (1949–56) and member of the founding committee of the Botanical Society of Bengal (1935). He is credited with establishing modern Bangladeshi agriculture and food self-sufficiency, having developed 60 superior strains of rice.

Hedayetullah took great interest in religious and social work as well. He was instrumental in the reconstruction of the Amber Shah Mosque at Karwanbazar, Dhaka, development of which has subsequently been taken up by the Bangladesh Government.

Biography
Hedayetullah was born in the Bogra District, Bengal Presidency, British India (now Bangladesh) in 1904. He passed the entrance examination from Maldah Zilla School (now in West Bengal, India) in 1920. He studied at the Presidency College, Calcutta, as a resident of Baker Hostel and secured BSc (Honors) degree in 1926 and MSc degree in 1928 from the Calcutta University in botany. He was offered a state scholarship from the Government of India to study at King's College London from 1929 to 1932. He conducted studies on the cytology and cytogenetics of the Narcissus species and received his PhD degree from University of London in 1932.

He joined Science College, Calcutta, as a senior lecturer in botany in 1933, but left to join the position of Economic Botanist, Government of Bengal in 1935. In 1945 he succeeded G. W. Podwick as the principal of Dhaka Agricultural College (now Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University). In 1949, he was appointed Director of Agriculture, Government of East Pakistan(Bangladesh). He was a liaison officer, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of Pakistan from 1956 to 1958. After he retired from government service in 1958 he was appointed head of research division at the Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Laboratories (now called Science laboratory) Dhaka and continued in that position until 1964. From 1964 to 1968, he was a scientific advisor to the Pakistan Jute Mills Association.

Hedayetullah was also the dean, Faculty of Agriculture of Dhaka University.  He was a master's degree supervisor of Kazi Badruddoza, a pioneer of the agricultural research system in Bangladesh, at Dhaka University.

Research
During his tenure as Economic Botanist to the Government of Bengal, Hedayetullah was charged with the responsibility of conducting entomological, horticultural, pathological and statistical studies of crops at the Central Agricultural Research Station, Monipur, Dhaka. During this time he consolidated rice research in the Presidency of Bengal into an integrated program. Outstanding local and aus rice varieties that were developed are: dharial, galsura, baish-beesh, dular, pasur, doudir, maliabhanger, Naigershail, and other gene source material brought from Nigeria etc. Dahrial is still one of the leading rice varieties of Bangladesh with a short production cycle of 110 days. Gabura and baish-beesh became the outstanding deep water varieties of the Meghna and Dhaleswari flood plains. They are low input varieties, and under his leadership, matching production technology was also developed for the optimisation of production.

While he was in charge of the science laboratory in Dhaka, he realised that the British Government had almost exhausted and taken away all germplasms of some medicinal plants, particularly Rauvolfia species which is used for remission of hypertension. He pioneered the collection of available species of the genus Rauvolfia globally, a majority of them from Africa, namely R. caffra and R. mombasiana (Rauvolfia serpentina is locally known as "Sorpogandha"). The majority of his germplasm of Rauvolfia had been transferred to the Botanical garden of Bangladesh Agricultural University Mymensingh by M. Azhar Hossain who did his master's degree thesis on these species under the late Professor Asraful Haque.. Hedayetullah and C.D. Darlington of Great Britain were both students of Ruggle Gates.

Hedayetullah was also involved in the development of transplanted aman varieties of rice. Among thems developed, dudshal is popular in Rajshahi Division for characteristic drought tolerance and nigarshail, a fine grain variety, has remained the outstanding local variety of transplanted aman of Dhaka and Chittagong Divisions. Due to its photosensitivity, nigarshail planted in September can provide a good yield. It is thus suitable for flood affected areas of Bangladesh. In recognition of his research and contribution in improving rice crops, the British Government bestowed upon Hedayetullah the title of "Khan Bahadur".

He also made contributions in horticulture plants. Hedayetullah was also very active in many government bodies, scientific societies and associations. He was a Fellow of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and the Bangladesh Academy of Sciences. For his contribution in agriculture, Hedayetullah was awarded "Sitara-e-Imtiaz" by President Ayub Khan of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

He became the fellow of FLS and FRMS societies of England. Many of his cytological preparations were included in several text books written by the then cytologists around the world. His masterpiece of cytological and cytogenetical works on Narcissus species were published in the journal of the Royal Microscopical Society of Great Britain in the early nineteen thirties.

Death
Hedayetullah died in Dhaka on 29 August 1973. He was survived by his two daughters, Sakina and Salima. His daughter Salima Zahiruddin, married to architect Shah Alam Zahiruddin, continues to reside in Dhaka.

Notable publications

References

Academic staff of Bangladesh Agricultural University
Fellows of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences
1904 births
1973 deaths
Bangladeshi agriculturalists

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Kinesiology professor leads CSUN community in exercise program
Aside from being the Kinesiology Department's exercise science option coordinator, Steven Loy also helps train people of all ages through his CSUN and You at Half Dome exercise program, now in its second year, held from October to June.
"The reason I started this program was because it's good self motivation for people who say they don't have time to exercise," Loy said. "And no motivation is better than being in a group, where you face many pressures and challenges in trying to keep up with others."
The eight-month program acts as a training course for faculty, staff, students and community members who look to create or expand upon their exercise routines. The program's hikes and exercises build in intensity so participants can stay with the program and develop their endurance and abilities, organizers and participants said.
Loy said he has spoken to many people who say they do not have enough time to exercise 90 minutes per day. He said that starting a 90-minute workout could be intimidating, and many people do not want to do it.
If most people start off with 10-minute workouts and then add on two minutes each day, the 90 minutes would become easier to accomplish, he said.
When Loy's group goes out for its scheduled hikes, which sometimes go up to 16 miles, the hikers will not get tired as fast, since most of its members should have been training regularly to increase their pace, he said. The hikes would become harder when the group plans to hike at Yosemite National Park in June, Loy said.
"But the goal isn't for everyone to hike at Yosemite, and do it in the fastest time possible," Loy said. "The goal is for people to reach their own half dome, and pace their exercising to their needs. There's no rush when doing these hikes. They'll reach their half dome when they're ready. This is something that anyone can do."
Some participants of last year's program, which was the first time it was offered, said Loy's program hikes and exercises made a difference in their lives.
"These eight solid months of training really helped," said Randy Thomson, director of publications at in CSUN Public Relations. "I lost a lot of weight, and my cholesterol level dropped, which is good. The more and more my doctor shows me my cholesterol level, the more I find that these exercises are more important than they were before."
The program is the right excuse to exercise everyday, he said.
Thomson said his goal is to maintain his weight. He also said maintaining his weight is especially crucial since some holidays, such as Thanksgiving, facilitate overeating.
CSUN Kinesiology Professor Bill Whiting was also part of the CSUN and You at Half Dome last year.
"I was a hiker back when I was a little younger, and I still enjoy going on hikes, so I joined," he said. "I like to keep myself in shape, and help keep all the others that will be joining (to get) in shape."
Loy said anyone is welcome to sign up for the program, which is not limited to faculty, staff and students. The program is free and open to the CSUN community, he said.
"I saw this program on the Kinesiology Department website, and I thought that it'd be great to do," said Ruben Avila, kinesiology professor. "So I signed up. I told my brother about it – and he got pretty interested in it."
The first hike was held Nov. 3 on the steps of the Oviatt Library, and the group walked around the campus for one mile. The next hike will be held Nov. 10 at 11:30 a.m. in Thousand Oaks, according to Loy.
Mark Solleza can be reached at city@sundial.csun.edu.


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The Ahuroa Hall Advisory Committee Annual General Meeting will be held Wednesday 9th May . Kick off at 7pm.
We welcome any new members to join our committee and any new ideas to help make sure our Hall is well used in our community. We would really like more members to help run more community events at the hall and more fundraising events to fund projects, and, the more the merrier!
The meeting will be held at 7pm at the Ahuroa Hall, 1345 Ahuroa Rd. Right next door to Ahuroa School.
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Ahuroa School has arranged for a professional photographer from Jack 'n' Jill to take photos of children, family and friends.
I am sending this out to keep you informed of what has happened recently.
Be on the Alert an increase in burglaries from Parakai Helensville right through to Hobsonville, West Harbour areas have occurred recently.
Remember to lock up your homes and set your security systems. If away please have neighbours collect the mail and keep an eye out for you.
Be aware of strange vehicles hovering in your street and take rego numbers if possible. These could be of use later if an incident occurs.
We urge you to ensure that your properties and vehicles are secured at night. Please call Police on 111 if there is any suspicious activities in your area. If you have any information relating to these burglaries or any other crime in the area please Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111. Be vigilant and keep safe.
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Education, Entertainment, History'Our Town's Story' Film Premiere
Education • Entertainment • History
'Our Town's Story' Film Premiere
— Learn about the original Dakota inhabitants, the first European settlers, and the more recent history of the area now known as Plymouth!
CCX Media, the Plymouth Historical Society, and the City of Plymouth will host a premiere showing of "Our Town's Story" 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 5 at the Plymouth Creek Center's Black Box Theatre, 14800 34th Ave. N.
Produced by CCX Media, the 45-minute film features an in-depth look at the history of Plymouth – from its early formation to its status as Minnesota's seventh-largest city and fourth-largest economy. The video discusses the area's original Native American inhabitants – the Dakota – and Plymouth's first settlers, as well as infrastructure development, school system establishment, parkland preservation, community event origins and more.
CCX Media partnered with the Plymouth Historical Society to bring the city's history to life through archival photos, storytelling and interviews with those connected to the city's history.
The premiere is free and open to the public – space is limited and seating is first-come, first-served.
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Carolyn Yeager and Hadding Scott read and comment on Chapter 59, "Jewish Idea of Central Bank for America."
Paul M. Warburg came to this country with the idea of changing the monetary system and creating a central bank modeled after the European central banks. To overcome the suspicion of the American people, he decided on a plan of 12 regional banks (see map right), but only the New York bank had the real power. Other important points:
The Federal Reserve System constituted a new order;
Though the U.S. was the richest country in the world, money was tied up tight because of manipulation, and there was not a uniform rate of interest for the whole country;
Warburg said politicians didn't belong in banking because they didn't understand it, and the pols accepted that;
Warburg thought he understood the psychology of Americans: regardless of party platforms, they would eventually do what Europe (meaning Jews?) wanted;
Bernard Baruch was questioned by Congress over his recommendation of a candidate for Fed Officer to Treasury Secretary McAdoo, a person suggested to him by arch-politician E. M. House.
There are 12 Federal Reserve banks, but only one really matters; The Jew York Bank, with 1.75 Trillion in assets (as of Feb. 2013), equaling 58% of the total of all 12 Fed banks. The next largest is San Francisco with 327 Billion; the smallest is Minneapolis with 29 Billion. Enlarge
Before there was a Federal Reserve, there was J.P. Morgan. He brought bankers together to resolve panics and banking crisis. He used the power of his bank to persuade other banks to help finance the bailout of any failed financial institution.
Can't have a Welshman solving financial problems. Must have jews in control of the money system.
(Morgan was dumbstruck when the President said that a Federal Reserve would resolve financial crisis, in the future.)
How can Carolyn expect simple, sincere, trusting White folks to be vigilant of the jews? We are adapted to work together in cooperation and trust, while the jews have been cunning and scheming for thousands of years. For them, deceit is a birthright.
23 centuries ago, the Greeks called the jews of israel "nomadic cattle thieves". Four centuries before that, the Babylonians called them
"desert cutthroats". They are genetically adapted to predation.
Fred – If White folks are genetically and constitutionally unable to stop Jews from taking (big-time) advantage of us, then we had better bar them from our societies. What is your plan to accomplish this?
I don't think that we are 'unable', but it will take a lot of education for folks to become jew-wise. A lot of education to overcome our sincere naive instinct to trust. Just like training a small child not to talk or go with a stranger.
You're absolutely right about barring them from our societies. They are just too treacherous and predatory. (Their spying alone has put us on the brink of nuclear disaster.)
The educating that you, Hadding, Tans and Duke are doing is the best first step I can see. Try to start some White groups for political activism. White charities to help our own (jews must have 10,000 charities that help jews). Try to recruit bright young minds that can motivate people to see the truth and find a way to support them. I've struggled with this question for years and only come up with a few vague ideas.
The crux of the issue always comes back to finding a way to get White People to work together for their common good.
As I expected, Fred, you have no plan that you would put yourself behind. Why don't you try to start a political activism group, or start a White charity, or try to recruit bright young minds and helpsupport them? All 99.9% want to do is to continue to study the issue. At least you use your real name … I think.
If the solution is barring them from our society, that's how we should be directing our energy. But most so-called white leaders won't even say that. Too reminiscent of you-know-who and you-know-what.
As you expected is wrong.
I did support NA while Pierce was alive. I did distro his material and web info. I did support Miller's distro of his leaflet and campaign ads. I did support Duke in his election runs. I did help financially in both Chester Dole's and Ed Steele's defense funds.
Beyond my puny contributions, I am not in a position or location where I can do much good.
"As I expected, Fred, you have no plan that you would put yourself behind. Why don't you try to start a political activism group, or start a White charity, or try to recruit bright young minds and help support them?"
I did in the past. My sphere of influence was too small. I don't have enough resources to implement my ideas. So, I try to make contributions to those that have a wider audience and are already working their plans.
What's the big deal about using a real name ?
( I strongly discourage people from using their real name. See the bad effects it has had on Craig Cobb and several major contributors to SF).
Fred – Sorry if I sounded rude. I am disappointed that we don't have some men who can get beyond making puny efforts, who have some real vision. We're not going to get anywhere with people like Chester Dole and Ed Steele.
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Please answer this in 1921 there was over production of farm goods so loans were tough to get. By 1929 the great depression started before 1929 there was a need for more farm goods as in in loans to make the farms bigger. That is what the goverment was saying to the farmers. More out put
take a farm that is owned in full and make it calateral for the loan to make it biggger. Great depression lose the farm bought and payed for because the goverment wanted the farms bigger. MY answer is this.
1921 interloping jew restrict loans to the farms
1925-1929 interloping jew trying to steel the farms with loans that are over calaterlized.
The goverment is a interloping jew tring to steel the farms.
Make the farms bigger has been a goverment interloping jew cry for a long time. Look at the farms today


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Dr. Heath Lambert serves as Executive Director at the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors. ACBC is the largest biblical counseling organization in the world with certified counselors and counseling training centers in 17 countries.
Heath also serves as Associate Professor of Biblical Counseling at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and their undergraduate institution, Boyce College where he has taught classes on biblical counseling and Christian ministry since 2006. He also serves as the Associate Dean for Applied Studies and the chairman of the department of biblical counseling at Boyce College. He is a founding council board member of The Biblical Counseling Coalition and serves on the editorial boards of The Journal of Family Ministry, and The Journal of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood.
Heath is a frequent conference speaker and has written numerous scholarly articles for various academic journals. He is also the author or editor of several books including "The Biblical Counseling Movement After Adams" (Crossway, 2011), "Counseling the Hard Cases: True Stories Illustrating the Sufficiency of God's Resources in Scripture" (B&H, 2012), and "Finally Free: Fighting for Purity with the Power of Grace" (Zondervan, 2013).
Heath earned the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Biblical and Theological Studies and Political Science from Gordon College in 2002; The Master of Divinity of Degree (M.Div.) in Christian Ministry from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2005; and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in biblical counseling from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2009.
He is married to Lauren and they have three children, Carson, Chloe, and Connor.
Dr. Georgia Purdom holds a PhD in molecular genetics from The Ohio State University. She joined Answers in Genesis and the Creation Museum in 2006 where she serves as ministry content administrator, speaker, and writer. Dr. Purdom also directs AiG's women's ministry, Answers for Women, which hosts an annual conference at the Creation Museum. She enjoys life in the country with her husband Chris and daughter Elizabeth.
ENDORSEMENT: "It is not often that I am able to whole-heartedly and without reservation recommend a ministry to others but Healing Hearts Ministries International is one of the few organizations that is theologically sound and accessible to anyone in the struggle. I appreciate this ministry because it reaches out to the hurting with biblical hope while offering the truth in love. The compassion of this organization for hurting and hardened souls is evident and I commend it to women in all walks of life." — Dr. Mark E. Shaw, D.Min.
Dr. Mark Shaw is Executive Director of Vision of Hope, a residential ministry for women at Faith Church, Lafayette, Indiana. He serves as the overseeing pastor, shepherding the staff, interns, and residents in that ministry. He teaches the truth and hope found in God's Word about addictions of all types, eating disorders, self-harm habits, and other enslaving issues. In 2007, he founded Truth in Love Ministries to make disciple-makers of others who share the same passion for speaking the truth in love for the building up of the Body of Christ. Author of 19 publications, he's sold more than 50,000 books. Christian readers appreciate his down to earth writing and speaking style of communicating biblical truths. Mark and his wife Mary have 4 children, and can often be found enjoying family time around a board game, on the tennis court, or out on a hiking trail.
Pastor Jim serves as the Senior Pastor overseeing the ministries and pastoral staff of Highlands Community Church. Jim came to HCC in 1989. His passion is prayer, teaching, and discipling men to be fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. Jim teaches pastors and missionaries in the US and internationally. He earned his Th.M. from Dallas Theological Seminary and his doctorate from Fuller Seminary. Jim loves serving the Lord with his wife, Lauri. The Lord has blessed them with four children and eight grandchildren.
Joseph B. Fuiten holds a B.A. in Political Science from Willamette University. Joe earned his Doctor of Ministry Degree from Northwest Graduate School of the Ministry in 1995. He later joined the regular faculty of the Graduate School and also serves as an adjunct faculty member for Northwest College of the Assemblies of God. He has served as Senior Pastor of Cedar Park Assembly of God in Bothell, Washington since 1981. Since that time, he has established an organization of eight branch churches, Washington State's largest private school in five locations, and State licensed counseling center in several locations. Joe is married to the former Linda VandenBos. Together they have four children and ten grandchildren.
Pastor Hutcherson sounds the clarion call to today's church in his books: "The Church, Before All Hell Breaks Loose", and "Enough Faith: You've Already Got What it Takes to Make a Difference", as well as his personal story, "Hope is Contagious." He is also is a former middle line-backer for the Seattle Seahawks, the Dallas Cowboys, and the San Diego Chargers. He helped start Antioch Bible Church in 1984 with 15 people in a Bible study and grew to over 80 people in the first year. The idea of being a full time pastor of a church was not something he was crazy about, but realized God loves His bride, so started an intentionally cross cultural ministry to train the people to affect the culture outside the four walls and Antioch Bible Church was born. After a long battle with cancer, Pastor Ken went home to be with the Lord on December 18, 2013. He will be missed but never forgotten.
Pastor Mike began in full-time ministry working at Vienna Christian School, an international Christian school in Vienna, Austria. While in Europe, God began to give Mike a heart for the local church. They returned to the US so that Mike could get a seminary education at Phoenix Seminary. Their original plan was to return to Austria, but in the process God made it clear that they would be ministering stateside. Mike has worked as a Youth Pastor, Associate Pastor and is currently the Lead Pastor of Faith Church, an EFCA church in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Mike and his wife Becky have four elementary school aged children: identical twins Trenton and Jason, Davis and Kara.
Pastor Alex, along with his wife Pam, planted Renton Christian Center in 1982 and continue to lead as pastors today. Alex was born and raised in Southern California and moved to the Seattle area in 1982. After receiving Christ in 1976, he spent 5 years in California State colleges and 2 years in ministry training at God's Army Biblical Seminary in Fresno, California. During his tenure at Renton Christian Center, the body there has sent out missionaries to Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Guatemala, Israel, Peru and recently Germany. Alex has also served as the Coordinator of Leadership Enrichment and Development for the Northwest District of Foursquare Churches and as a Divisional Superintendent of the Foursquare Churches of South King County. Alex's latest outreach has been focused on the staff and students at Northwood Middle School, where he spends a few hours each month mentoring students and serving on the School Improvement Team. Along with church life, Alex and Pam have enjoyed raising three daughters, Jessica, Claire and Adrienne, welcoming two sons-in-law, Marcelo and Aven, and admiring their first grand-daughter, Penelope.
Andrew Semenchuk has served as a pastor in the Ukraine and is a Senior Missionary of SGA (Slavic Gospel Association). Since 1934, SGA has been blessed to have a part in God's plan for reaching the Slavic peoples with the glorious Good News of salvation. Their purpose: Serving Churches – Reaching Russia is to encourage biblically-based relationships between North American and Russian Christians for the strengthening of the saints and the furtherance of the Gospel. Pastor Andrew served for 12 years as the Director of the Russian Bible Institute in Buenos Aires, training lay leaders of Russian evangelical churches in Argentina. He also travels throughout Russia and former Soviet nations serving in various ministry areas through SGA.
Pastor Wayne Taylor founded Calvary Fellowship over 30 years ago in Seattle, Washington. Since 1977 he has helped to plant over 30 churches all over the world. He was the featured speaker on the radio program Consider Jesus for over 15 years, and is the author of five books: He Dwelt Among Us: A Daily Devotional Through the Gospel of John, The Civil War Within: Biblical "Facts of Life" in the Struggle for Spiritual Growth, Practical Christian Living, The Unsearchable Riches of Christ, and Tidings of Great Joy. Wayne lives in Richmond Beach with his wife Cathy and has four children: Jordan, Amy, Riley, and Nick.


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As a regional distribution company whose primary business focus is UK deliveries by road, Apollo Distribution Solutions (Sheffield) Ltd, takes its responsibility towards reducing the impact it makes on the environment seriously.
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Studs interview with Dorothy and Frank Koehl about the time they spent doing research in China with the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars. The interview starts with workers singing followed by a short musical from an Asian flute. They discuss the change in China's politics and society after the revolution. Specific topics in the interview include education, women's liberation, the arts, and medical care in China with some comparisons to Korea.
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It's time for more street hockey!
Here's an update with more going on under-the-hood than meets the eye. You won't find new game modes or anything flashy (except an update to Lucy Mode). But what you will find is a better overall experience. A lot of it is thanks to your great feedback! Tons of performance improvements were made, and we're not done yet. Most of the work this time around was on experimental features. But we'll get to that in a minute.
Lots of work was put into improving the controls for this update. Our stick grip controls are even better than ever! Hands will now lock in place as you freely grip the stick at any point along the shaft. This gives you a sense of realism unavailable in any other game. Now, instead of being locked to your backhand, you can control your stick freely with just your forehand. Sure, this gives you the ability to make more mistakes. But it also affords you greater control, just like a real hockey stick!
We hear you. You didn't like the target that the ball would fall onto at the beginning of a round. Which, really, makes a lot of sense. The curves made the ball bounce erratically and made it difficult to position for the perfect shot. So, problem solved! Now, that target is just painted onto the ground. It looks cooler and it plays better. We also hear you about the ability to recenter your room. This was especially a problem on Oculus, with a two sensor setup. So, we now offer a way to easily recenter your player. It doesn't work on SteamVR setups yet, but we'll add that soon. And for those of you with motion sickness trouble, we added a few additional speed lines, which are more visible while looking down.
There are some fancy new visual additions, too. Because, come on, we couldn't let an update slip by without you getting something new to look at! We added a weight, which appears randomly like the bomb. Why? Because lulz. We also improved the laser pointers, because the old ones were kinda boring. The stick blade now sits flush with the ground, shadows have been overhauled, and the grass got an upgrade. Lucy Mode got... weirder.
You don't have to thank us. You're welcome.
Finally, a brief note about the updates you won't notice immediately. We've been experimenting with some improvements to performance and the results are staggering! We've got it working, mostly. When it's ready, we'll push it out to everyone. Be excited. In the meantime, you'll just have to settle for a native Windows Mixed Reality version. Oh right, and Knuckles support. Shhh! Don't tell anyone.
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On Saturday, September 21st, My Brother's Keeper New Rochelle is hosting its first Books & Basketball event at Lincoln Park from 1 to 4 pm at the outside basketball courts on Lincoln and Prince streets. New Rochelle boys and girls in grades three through eight are invited to participate in the clinics and tutorials offered by area coaches and older students. Each participant will receive a free book from Scholastic to start the school year off and a drawstring bag designed by BA Lifesport while supplies last. Free snacks and prizes will be available as well.
"Since the beginning of MBKNewRo, we have always placed a premium on making our literacy efforts cool and fun," notes Councilman Jared Rice, who is the Chair of MBKNewRo. "This Books and Basketball event does just that -- it incorporates the love of sports with a focus on reading."
MBKNewRo is joined by numerous community partners for this event, including the New Rochelle Parks & Rec Department, New Rochelle Youth Bureau, New Rochelle Basketball Association, Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle and the New Rochelle YMCA. Lincoln Towers HDFC is the Sponsor of the event.
"I am extremely grateful for the participation of our many community partners and for the support of Lincoln Towers HDFC for making this event a reality," says Rice.
"The Lincoln Towers HDFC is proud to be a continued supporter of MBKNewRo," notes spokesperson Kenneth Plummer. "We understand that reading comprehension is one of the foundations of all learning. It's the best of both worlds when creative events such as Books & Basketball incorporate learning through active lifestyle activities."
Last year, the Lincoln Park basketball courts received a whole new colorful look thanks to a collaboration among the New Rochelle Parks and Rec Department, the New Rochelle Basketball Association and Project Backboard. Westchester-based Oval Tennis refurbished and striped the court and artist Scott Albrecht created the design.
"The infusion of art into our storied basketball courts at Lincoln Park is part of an ambitious $10 million revitalization of the Lincoln Avenue Corridor," notes Rice.
In April 2015, New Rochelle became the first community in Westchester to implement President Obama's My Brother's Keeper initiative, which is designed to lift all children and young adults, particularly boys and young men of color. Today more than 250 cities and towns across the country have joined the My Brother's Keeper initiative, with the hope of closing opportunity gaps for babies, children and young adults from birth to age 24.
My Brother's Keeper New Rochelle (MBKNewRo) is a unique partnership between the City of New Rochelle and the School District and is supported by more than 120 community partners and 100 volunteers. MBKNewRo has launched or implemented more than 35 events, programs and activities to help all students in New Rochelle, particularly boys and young men of color, make progress in all six of the Milestones outlined in this cradle-to-career initiative.
To learn more about MBKNewRo, please visit its website at mbknewro.com or check out the organization's posts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. To volunteer or donate, please write to info@mbknewro.com
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As one of the fastest growing regions in Australia, the Casey Cardinia region represents a new frontier for business growth and exciting opportunities. On average, over 60,000 people have moved to the region each year since 2003. The region's competitive advantages - location, workforce, business and lifestyle - will ensure it enjoys sustained, steady development into the future.
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Strong confidence in our region from both the public and private sectors attracts more than $1 billion in residential and commercial investments annually, which presents exciting new opportunities for local businesses.
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Containers add flexibility to applications-you can create, deploy, copy, and move containerized apps from environment to environment. With Docker, containers are standardized, segregated, and portable, supported everywhere from AWS to GCP, making it easy to automate common DevOps tasks such as delivery and integration. This course introduces developers of all kinds to the benefits, features, and workflow involved with Docker containers. Learn how to set up Docker on Windows, Mac, and Linux; create images and volumes; set up a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline; and perform advanced networking between clients, servers, and backend containers. Instructor Emmanuel Henri closes with a brief overview of clustering and managing of containers with swarms and Kubernetes.


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Oregon hunts for bodies at ex-asylum seen in 'Cuckoo's Nest'
File - In this May 24, 2013, file photo, is the Oregon State Hospital in Salem, Ore. Oregon will use ground-penetrating radar to search for bodies buried on the campus of the former psychiatric hospital that inspired the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The Statesman Journal reported Tuesday, May 21, 2019, that the facility had a cemetery but all the 1,500 bodies buried there should have been exhumed in 1913. There's no evidence that any remains were left behind, but some tribes are asking the state to make sure before a housing development is built on the land. (Paul Carter/The Register-Guard via AP, File)
FILE - This April 19, 2012, file photo, shows copper canisters holding ashes of some of the thousands patients who died long ago at the Oregon State Hospital in Salem, Ore. Oregon will use ground-penetrating radar to search for bodies buried on the campus of the former psychiatric hospital that inspired the book "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The Statesman Journal reported Tuesday, May 21, 2019, that the facility had a cemetery but all the 1,500 bodies buried there should have been exhumed in 1913. There's no evidence that any remains were left behind, but some tribes are asking the state to make sure before a housing development is built on the land. (Kobbi R. Blair/Statesman Journal via AP, File)
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon will use ground-penetrating radar to search for bodies buried on the campus of a now-defunct psychiatric hospital where the movie "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" was filmed before a developer builds housing on the land.
The facility, which opened in 1883, once had a cemetery, but all the 1,500 bodies buried there should have been exhumed in 1913, the Statesman Journal reported Tuesday.
There is no evidence any remains were left behind, but the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde is asking the state to make sure before apartments and single-family homes are built on Oregon State Hospital's North Campus.
The psychiatric hospital has a troubled history, including the discovery of 5,000 unclaimed sets of cremated remains that belonged to patients who died over a span of decades.
Briece Edwards, who manages historic preservation for the tribes, pointed to an inconsistent record of tracking cemeteries at state institutions, namely hospitals, orphanages and prisons. He called it a nationwide issue.
"Sometimes records are spotty," Edwards said. The tribes wanted to ensure officials did their due diligence, he said.
Cemeteries also don't always stay within their borders, he said.
"It's not so much about confirming where the cemetery is, it's about confirming where it isn't," Edwards told the newspaper.
The Department of Administrative Services, which owns the land, is hiring a contractor to do the search.
The state also will search the historical record for information about the exhumations and the cremated remains from the facility, department spokeswoman Elizabeth Craig said.
Opened 136 years ago as the Oregon State Insane Asylum, the hospital had a cemetery for 30 years. It closed in the early 1910s and state lawmakers ordered the remains exhumed in 1913, when the facility was renamed the Oregon State Hospital.
More than 1,500 people were buried in the cemetery, the newspaper has previously reported, ranging in age from children to older adults. Bodies that went unclaimed were supposed to be cremated.
State Senate President Peter Courtney discovered a room of thousands of metal urns of unclaimed cremated remains stacked on wooden shelves during a tour of the hospital in 2004.
They belong to people who died while living or working at the hospital and five other hospitals or state penitentiaries between 1914 and 1973, according to the Oregon Health Authority website.
It's unclear if any of the people believed to have been buried in the hospital's cemetery are in the discovered urns. In 2011, state researchers used records to try to match urns with families, but none matched with the cemetery's burial records.
The state maintains an online list of the 2,972 cremated remains that have not been claimed for families to search.
The psychiatric hospital was used as a film set for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," an Oscar-winning movie starring Jack Nicholson based on a novel by Ken Kesey.
Information from: Statesman Journal, http://www.statesmanjournal.com
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