being woken at 06.00 to the sound of "Sonne" by German heavy rockers, Rammstein blasting out across the hotel.
Only of course it wasn't 06.00 as remember we were on "Rally Time" or to put it another way "the German organisers are too lazy to change their watches time". For those of us still operating on Greenwich Mean Time (including the rest of Morocco) it was of course still only 05.00!!!
And no, I don't have a clue what the video is all about!
Today was to be my first taste of proper dunes! In the Moto amateurs we had to do one large lap that turned out to be about 70km and then a shorter lap of around 30km. When we got fuel last night I had filled the 5 litre rear tank and this morning put about 8 litres in the main tank, to give me a "normal" fuel load but with a rearward weight bias.
The bike was running well except for the leaking fork seal! I had enquired if Torque Racing could replace it but they only had one set of seals and obviously wanted to keep them in case one of their clients needed them. Donna suggested making a cleaning tool out of a plastic bottle as it might just be grit in the seal. We had done this and it seemed to improve things, well the oil didn't seem to be leaking out so fast, so an improvement I guess!
I set off and was soon struggling, although I knew the theory for riding dunes, putting it into practice was a bit more difficult. It didn't help that these were relatively small dunes which everyone says are hardest to ride and I wasn't going to disagree with them! The sand was also very soft. It was also extremely hot and I was starting to regret my decision to wear a jacket.
A lot of competitors were only wearing motocross shirts on the rally but I chose to wear a rally jacket. The theory behind my decision is that a shirt appears cooler especially at slow speed but as you go faster the wind strips away the moisture that you are sweating, so you are constantly loosing fluids that you must replace. A jacket on the other hand keeps the breeze away from your skin and allows the sweat to condense inside the jacket, so you are losing less fluid and ultimately you stay cooler. Well as you might guess it does make for a rather sweaty, stinky environment but I guess you'd be just as sweaty in a shirt and overall I have to say, the theory seemed to work. After only short bursts of higher speed I definitely felt more comfortable as my temperature seemed to be fairly well regulated. The discomfort when stationary or moving slowly (or picking the bike up... again)! seemed a small price to pay.
The other advantages of course are that you have pockets in a jacket for carrying all manner of bits and pieces, phone, money, first aid kit, food for the day and it all remains easily accessible. And of course there is the obvious benefit of added protection if it does all go wrong.
Meanwhile out in the dunes, a couple of secret checkpoints were easy to spot and I started to make progress, eventually leaving the dunes into a more stony area. At this point the lead cars in the Car Amateurs, started to catch us and three passed me. Just after a British registered Bowler Tomcat came past, their only spare wheel came bouncing out the back. They were obviously unaware so I remembered the distance it had happened and I set off in pursuit, riding through their dust was not a lot of fun but I eventually drew alongside and flagged them down, although we had travelled another 8 km by then. I was able to tell them about the wheel and the fact that their high lift jack was also about to part company with the car. They thanked me and headed back to try and find it.
Some fast, stony pistes followed, then skirting round a small village we headed into the dunes proper, these were huge! I soon got into the swing of things, realising that riding on virgin sand, rather than in the wheel tracks of others was so much easier and taking regular stops on top of dunes to scout the way ahead seemed to pay off. Of course this was also interspersed with (very) regular stops when the front wheel washed out in soft stand, the back wheel decided to bury itself, I stalled in soft stand or when trying to climb steep dunes or I just fell off!
A consequence of this was that the bike was getting very hot and the fan was running constantly and of course every time the engine was off, it was drawing from the battery and this combined with frequent restarts meant it was soon flat. This meant resorting to the kickstart, which in itself is not an issue as it often started first kick but I was not always in a good place to kick the bike over, on steep slopes for instance and to kick start it, the bike has to be in neutral which as it got hotter became more and more elusive!
This was very frustrating but I soon developed a technique of stopping and picking the bike up (when required, which was often), taking off gloves, helmet and goggles, having a drink and letting the bike cool down (and sometimes taking a few photos). Once the bike was cooler, I'd select neutral, start the bike and get my gear back on before starting again. This of course was eating heavily into my time but seemed the only logical way forward. To be honest if my technique was better, I wouldn't have had to stop so much and the battery would have been preserved. Also because I was travelling at relatively slow speeds and stopping a lot, the battery never got a chance to recharge.
At one point I found the Bowler crew taking a breather, so stopped to chat. They never did find their spare wheel and hadn't heard me tell them about their high lift jack, so they ended up losing that too! Mind you they still seemed to be in good spirits!
Soon after I was riding in a remote area of dunes when I just stopped dead! I narrowly managed not to go straight over the bars as the front wheel had just sunk to the front axle. I took the opportunity to have a breather and take a few photos. The scenery was truly stunning, with dunes stretching off in all directions and it felt really remote. I could only see one other competitor and he soon disappeared over the horizon.
A bit further on and the GPS track took me around the shoulder of a huge dune with a small Berber encampment at the base. Trying to climb the slope, I didn't manage enough speed and stalled near the top, after burying the back wheel. The technique in these situations is to lay the bike on it's side, drag the back wheel sideways out of the the hole you have just made and then pick it up again and pull away on the clear sand it is now sitting on. In this case it also meant manhandling the bike through 180 deg. so I could head down the slope and have another go.
Whilst this was going on, two young lads appeared from the encampment and offered various "suggestions" in French! The bike was almost impossible to kick over on the steep slope, so I got them to stand each side and hold the bike upright whilst I stood on the footpegs and got a decent swing on the kickstarter. The bike started easily and I let out the clutch and shot off down the slope with a shouted "merci bien" to the lads. Whilst doing this I had spotted an easier route around the dune so headed off that way. This lead me into a flatter area, with a wide sandy piste, still tricky to ride but easy compared to the dunes. This led me straight to a checkpoint, where I was able to stock up on water as I had drained my camelback and was already using my 2 litre emergency reserve. The temperatures were well into the thirties by now which made it very hard going.
Suitably replenished, I headed off back into the dunes, starting small again but getting progressively larger as we were actually on a figure of eight loop rather than a circular lap. Most of the road book instructions were just "follow the GPS" so I was a bit concerned when the GPS started playing up and the touch screen wouldn't respond and I was forced to turn it off and on to "reboot" it. I was fairly convinced it was the heat that was doing it, so there was little I could do. The route was however fairly obvious, especially as some of the pro competitors were now on their third lap and were passing me, so it was quite busy.
Dropping into a large bowl between dunes, I again failed to get up the slope, bogging down just a metre or so before the top. The technique is to use speed to climb the slope but rolling off the throttle as you get to the top, so you almost come to a halt with your front wheel just off the edge. The dunes form in wave shapes, so you get a convex back slope but the other side starts vertical. So if you carry too much speed, you'll just launch off the top, often with disastrous consequences. Instead you drop off slowly and give a burst of throttle in second gear as you power down the slope. Well that's the theory but it's very difficult in practice to judge it right and by now, just after noon, the sun was vertical in the sky and the complete absence of shadows makes it very difficult to judge where the edge is. Also as the day wears on, any overnight moisture in the sand is gone and it just gets progressively softer. The back slope beyond this dune was particularly high and completely vertical for a couple of metres at the top, so a fairly scary prospect.
I dug the wheel out, turned the bike round and coasted down to a firm section at the bottom of the bowl. Although I was able to get the bike into neutral, I just wouldn't start. It was starting to feel quite lonely as I had no vision out of the bowl, although I could still hear engines around me. It was at this point my saviour appeared, in the shape of Italian photographer Giorgio! He came striding over the dunes, barefoot and carrying just a small rucsac, his trainers and a camera and gigantic lens! It turned out that he and another photographer had driven into the dunes in their 4x4 to catch some of the action. He had seen me disappear into the bowl but not reappear so came to investigate.
We tried kick starting the bike with him holding it up but it just didn't want to start. Giorgio held his hand over the exhaust exit and pronounced "no fuel". At this time I was running on the rear tank, so we pulled the side panel off, to find the fuel tap had moved just enough to block the flow. A cable tie soon secured it in the fully open position and the bike started after a few kicks. I looped round the bowl and fired it up the slope again only to repeat my previous failure, this time Giorgio helped me to turn the bike round. On my third attempt I used more gas, held off slowing until the last second and gave the bike a handful of gas as I plummeted off the edge…. textbook technique!
What followed was a seemingly endless series of dunes, as we crossed over our previous track, although I only new this from the GPS display of my route so far. I was repeatedly bogging down either the front or back wheel, losing the front end in the soft sand or stalling. This of course was followed by increasing long periods of getting the bike started again and I was getting seriously fatigued and needing lots of water. I once again emptied my camelback so stopped and refilled it using my 2 litres of "emergency" water, guessing this would be enough to get to the next checkpoint which was only 5 km away where I could top up my supplies.
This was going fairly well and despite my fatigue, when riding I was getting the technique right and stopping less, although I did still have the occasional stops and subsequent battles to find neutral! The roadbook had the instruction "head towards Kasbah (hotel) on horizon" I eventually spotted it in the distance and knew this is where the next checkpoint was and that I was now less than 3km away. However shortly afterwards I bogged down on top of a dune and as hard as I tried I just didn't have the strength to drag the bike out. I decided to have a decent rest before trying again, so stripped off my helmet, rucsac, jacket and body armour and had a good long drink. I realised I needed to pee, which I took as a good sign that I was keeping adequately hydrated but when I took another drink, I discovered all my water had gone. I had drunk 4 litres since the last checkpoint and two of those in only 2km! I was also getting low on fuel and although I knew John was waiting with fuel at the start of the (shorter) second lap, I still had to get there.
This was starting to get a bit worrying, as there was no sign of any other competitors and although there was a Berber tent off in the distance, it appeared deserted and it was a very long walk there and back even if I could find some help.
So I started to think I might have to wait to be rescued by the organisers. There was no phone signal so I couldn't phone in either. It was at this point I told myself to stop having defeatist thoughts and sort myself out, when at the same time I heard a bike approaching. It turned out to be fellow Brit Hugh McKay, who quickly helped me extricate my bike and get it started before heading on his way. I gratefully got kitted up again and set a GPS track directly for the checkpoint and headed off, I only stopped a couple of times after that but those 3km seemed to last an eternity.
Arriving at the checkpoint on the edge of the dunes, I was informed that I was out of time, so couldn't continue, I think they were rather surprised when I thanked them! The format of the Tuareg meant that I could start the next day but would have to take the time of the last rider to complete the stage plus a penalty. Another British rider Lawrence Barber was at the checkpoint and he too was pulling out for the day having injured his ankle. One of the organisation doctors, got us both in the shade of her car, made us drink lots of water, apple juice and a sachet of magnesium salts, which certainly made me feel better. After a rest we headed off back to Merzouga, with Lawrence agreeing to ride with me in case I ran out of fuel. In the event I had plenty and we rolled into the final check to hand in our timecards before riding the short distance to the hotel.
I headed straight up to the room and had another cold shower (not through choice, the solar powered hot water system was sadly lacking)! and took the opportunity to wash a load of kit in the shower, making use of the sun soaked roof to get everything dry.
A long hard day but I wasn't disappointed in having it cut short as my ambition all along was to just finish the week and I was still on track for that.
More amazing was the fact that my stage result that day in the combined amateurs was only one place lower than the previous day at 30th. I was also still 4th overall in the over 50s category, so not too bad at all!


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It is REAL, Kashmir in I-League
Mubashir Bukhari | 4 Mins Read
Srinagar, May 30: Wednesday ended as a historic day for Kashmir football fans as Real Kashmir FC beat Hindustan FC 3-2 to become the first club from the valley to secure its berth in the coveted I-League next season.
The grand finale in Bangalore saw RKFC's Ifham Tariq Mir (22'), Danish Farooq (40') and Nadong Bhutia (67') scoring a goal each and thus sealing the historic win for David Robertson's side that has now come a long way in just a span of few years since its inception.
Real Kashmir just needed a draw on Wednesday to book their place in the I-League. Hindustan, on the other hand, had to win this tie in order to win the championship. Thus, quite expectedly, the Delhi club was in control of the game right from the beginning. Real Kashmir focused more on sitting back and depend on quick counter-attacks.
It was Real Kashmir who broke the deadlock in the 22nd minute. Kouassi Yao sent a square pass inside the box from the right flank which was received by Danish Farooq. He calmly received it and fed the ball to Tariq who found the back of the net.
A goalkeeping howler from Kashmir's Mithun Samonto brought back Hindustan in the game in the 33rd minute. Samonto failed to grip Pushpender Kundu's long free-kick from almost 35 yards. Kushant took advantage of it and tapped the ball into an empty net.
Just when it seemed that Hindustan was back in the match, Farooq scored the second goal to restore Real Kashmir's lead in the 40th minute. Tariq returned the favour by assisting this time.
David Robertson brought in former Mumbai City FC and ATK forward Nadong Bhutia in the 67th minute in place of Farhan Ganie. The substitution proved to be a tactical masterclass as Bhutia netted the third and the winning goal within a minute. Yao sent a low cross inside the box from the left flank eyeing Bhutia's run. The cross completely fooled Hindustan players inside the box as Nadong netted the ball into an empty net.
Kushant Chauhan converted a header in the 80th minute to bring back Hindustan into the game but it was not enough as Real Kashmir had the last laugh.
Earlier, Real Kashmir, who topped Group A, grabbed a vital 3-2 win over Ozone, to set up the decider against Hindustan. RKFC, coached by former Leeds United left-back David Robertson, thus became the first Kashmiri club to play in the top flight.
In another game, Ozone FC and TRAU FC played out a 0-0 draw to end their second in the third and fourth place respectively.
All India Football Federation congratulated Real Kashmir FC for clinching the 2017-18 2nd Division League to become the first club from Kashmir to qualify for the I-League.
"Congratulations Real Kashmir FC for becoming the first club from Kashmir to qualify for the I-League. I am sure the achievement will inspire the youth to take up the beautiful game and take our Country to higher echelons of International Football," AIFF President Praful Patel said in his statement.
AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das said, "The I-League finds a new centre in the next edition and AIFF's vision of a pan Indian league has further been substantiated. Congratulations and good luck for the next edition.
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Mubashir Bukhari
Mubashir joined The Kashmir Monitor as a reporter/ sub-editor in Jan 2013. Since then, he has been consistently covering beats including conflict, politics, education, and health. He is also handling online section of the paper besides working as Video Producer.
The Hague, Jul 17: The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday announced its verdict on India's petition challenging the death sentence given to Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav, ruling that Jadhav be allowed consular access and asking Pakistan to ensure "effective review and reconsideration of his conviction and sentences".
The court found by 15 votes to 1 that Pakistan had breached Jadhav's rights under the Vienna convention on consular relations by not allowing Indian diplomats to visit him in jail.
It said that nothing in Article 36 of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (VCCR) precludes its applicability to persons accused of espionage.
The provision basically states that when a national of a foreign country is arrested, they must be informed of the right to have their country's consulate notified and should also have the right to regular consultation with their consulate's officials during their detention and trial.
Pakistan had argued, unsuccessfully, that Article 36 of the VCCR does not apply to people involved in espionage.
Pakistan has been directed to suspend the execution of the death penalty awarded to Jadhav till it fulfills the new conditions (ensuring consular access and 'effectively' reviewing the case).
The ICJ, however, also rejected most of the other remedies sought by India, which included the annulment of the military court decision convicting Jadhav, his release and his return to India. It cited limitations of its jurisdiction in turning down those appeals.
Jadhav, 49, a retired Indian Navy officer, was sentenced to death by the Pakistani military court on charges of "espionage and terrorism" after a closed trial in April 2017. His sentencing evoked a sharp reaction in India
Reading out the verdict, President of the Court Judge Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf ordered an "effective review and reconsideration of the conviction and sentence of Mr Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav".
The verdict in the high-profile case comes nearly five months after a 15-member bench of ICJ led by Judge Yusuf had reserved its decision on February 21 after hearing oral submissions by India and Pakistan. The proceedings of the case took two years and two months to complete.
India moved the ICJ in May 8, 2017 for the "egregious violation" of the provisions of the Vienna Convention by Pakistan by repeatedly denying New Delhi consular access to Jadhav.
3 Mar: Pakistan claims arresting Jadhav in Balochistan on charges of espionage. India claims he was kidnapped from Iran.
25 Mar: India is formally informed by Pakistan of Jadhav's arrest. A confessional statement is released by Pakistan in which Jadhav claims to be a serving Indian Navy officer. India responds by moving the first of several requests for custodial access.
6 Sep: Pak files "supplementary" FIR naming 15 individuals as "accomplices and facilitators" of Jadhav, including NSA Ajit Doval, former RAW chief Alok Joshi, his wife Chetankul Jadhav, and mother Avanti Jadhav.
21 Sep: Military court begins hearing Jadhav case.
6 Jan: Pak ambassador to the UN Maleeha Lodhi presents a dossier to the UN chief alleging India's involvement in cross-border terrorism in Pakistan and Jadhav's arrest.
23 Jan: Islamabad writes to New Delhi, seeking assistance in investigating the Jadhav case, and saying its request for consular assistance shall be considered "in the light of the Indian side's response".
10 Apr: Jadhav is sentenced to death by a military court in Pakistan. India deems the death penalty as "pre-meditated murder".
27 Apr: India writes to Pakistan, asking it for certified copies of the chargesheet, proceedings of the court of enquiry, the summary of evidence in the case, and the judgment itself. No reply is received.
22 Jun: Pakistan states that a military court has rejected Jadhav's appeal.
8 May: India moves the International Court of Justice, and receives an interim stay on Jadhav's execution, pending final orders in the case.
26 Oct: Islamabad writes to New Delhi, offering to discuss extraditing him to India should the government accept he is "considered a criminal under the laws of India."
25 Dec: Jadhav's mother and wife are allowed to visit him in prison.
Jan 17: Apr 17 and July 17 fixed as deadlines for India's Reply and Pak's Rejoinder respectively.
Feb 18-21: India and Pak make two rounds of oral arguments at The Hague.
Jul 4: ICJ announces that the President of the Court, Judge Abdulqawi Ahmed Yusuf, will read the Court's decision on July 17.
How binding are ICJ judgments?
Srinagar, Jul 17: According to ICJ, judgments delivered by the court (or by one of its chambers) in disputes between states are binding upon the parties concerned. Article 94 of the United Nations Charter provides that "each Member of the United Nations undertakes to comply with the decision of [the court] in any case to which it is a party". Judgments are final and without appeal.
If there is a dispute about the meaning or scope of a judgment, the only possibility is for one of the parties to make a request to the court for an interpretation. In the event of the discovery of a fact hitherto unknown to the court which might be a decisive factor, either party may apply for revision of the judgment.
However, there have been instances when the ICJ's rulings have not been followed. The most famous one was in 1986, when the ICJ ruled in a petition by Nicaragua, which alleged that the US had waged a covert war against it by supporting a rebellion.
The ICJ ordered reparations from the US in favour of Nicaragua. The US, in response, cancelled its declaration of the ICJ's jurisdiction. It then went to the UN Security Council against the ICJ order and succeeded.
So, whatever the ICJ decides, both governments will have to be prepared for a long haul.
Srinagar, Jul 17: Jamat ud Dawa (JuD) chief Hafiz Saeed was arrested Wednesday by Pakistan's Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in connection with charges related to terror financing, Dawn and Geo news reported.
The arrest, as per the reports, was made when Saeed was travelling to Gujranwala from Lahore to appear before an anti-terrorism court. The Mumbai 26/11 mastermind has been moved to an undisclosed location, it added.
Quoting CTD spokesperson for Punjab, Dawn reported that Saeed, following his arrest, was sent to prison on judicial remand after the counter-terrorism department presented him before a Gujranwala anti-terrorism court (ATC).
The CTD has been directed to complete its investigation and submit a charge sheet to the court in the stipulated time, the report said.
A JuD spokesperson also confirmed the arrest to Reuters.
The arrest comes in the wake of an ATC in Lahore granting Saeed pre-arrest bail. Along with Saeed, three others were also granted the bail in a case pertaining to JuD's alleged illegal use of land for its seminary, Dawn reported on July 14.
The CTD had registered 23 cases in July against the leadership of JuD, LeT and FIF (Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation) for gaining assets from "terrorism" financing through non-profit organisations. The move was termed by India as "cosmetic steps against terror groups by Pakistan".
"Pakistan is trying to hoodwink the international community on taking action against terror groups. Let us not get fooled by cosmetic steps against terror groups by Pakistan," MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar had said.
Pakistan's push against Saeed came after Financial Action Task Force (FATF), at a plenary session in USA. FATF chair, the US, had told Pakistan it could face blacklisting at its next session in October if it did not adhere to its commitments to stop access to funds for "terror" groups.
Saeed's arrest comes just ahead of Prime Minister Khan's maiden visit to the US on July 21 during which he will hold talks with US President Donald Trump. Trump has repeatedly asked Pakistan to abide by its UN Security Council commitments to deny "terrorists" safe haven and block their access to funds.
The Saeed-led JuD is believed to be the front organisation for militant outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba which is deemed to be responsible for carrying out the 2008 Mumbai attacks that killed 166 people. The US Department of the Treasury has designated Saeed as a Specially Designated "Global Terrorist", and the US, since 2012, has offered a USD 10 million reward for information that brings Saeed to justice.
Srinagar, Jun 17: After a brief lull in the encounters in Kashmir, a Lashkar-e-Toiba militant identified as a local, was Wednesday killed in a gunfight at Gund-Brath village of Sopore in north Kashmir's Baramulla district.
Giving details of the encounter, a police official said that Army's 22 RR, 179 BN CRPF and SOG of J&K police jointly launched a cordon-and-search operation in Gund Brath village of Sopore following specific information about the presence of militants inside a residential house.
During the search operation, the official said, the hiding militant fired on the search party. The fire was retaliated leading to an encounter.
In the ensuing encounter, one militant was killed and the body was retrieved from the site of encounter.
The slain militant was identified as Adnan Ali Channa son of Ali Muhammad Channa, a resident of Arampora Azad-Gunj, Baramulla.
As per the police records, the slain was affiliated with militant outfit LeT.
Meanwhile, authorities suspended internet services in Sopore and Baramulla as a precautionary measure in wake of this encounter. Later in the day, thousands of people participated in the funeral prayers of slain militant at his native village Azadgunj.
The encounter was the first one after the commencement of annual pilgrimage of Amarnath on July 1.

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Caitlyn Schrout has her work cut out for her over the next four years at West Virginia University.
A freshman double major in electrical and mechanical engineering, Schrout is the recipient of a four-year, $1,700 annual scholarship from the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation.
"Without this scholarship, I'd have to get a job," said Schrout, 18, the featured speaker at the foundation's awards dinner Thursday night in the Rivers Club in downtown Pittsburgh.
Schrout is one of about 200 students from the tri-state area who received scholarships from the foundation this year. Recipients must be children of Marines and meet financial and academic criteria.
The daughter of a retired Marine gunnery sergeant, Schrout wants to join the Marines after graduation.
"I like the lifestyle and the structure of the military. A part of why I want to join is to see the world," Schrout said.
Her plans are a hot topic of discussion between her parents.
"The mom in me says no," said Joyce Schrout, who is familiar with long deployments.
Her father, Joseph Schrout, has no doubts about his daughter's potential. "She's even tougher than her brother. She'll do great," he said.
Founded in 1962, the foundation has provided more than 35,000 scholarships valued at nearly $100 million to the children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen who were killed or wounded in combat or have demonstrated financial need.
This year, the foundation is awarding 2,300 scholarships valued at $7 million.
"We don't say no to any student who qualifies. Marines have always been the first to fight, and now it's our time to meet the fight for this generation of Marine children head on," said Margaret B. Davis, the foundation's president.
This article originally appeared in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, October 16, 2015.


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'A statesman for the industry': Tributes paid to Westwood Global founder John Westwood
Tributes have been paid to John Westwood, founder of the namesake energy market analytics firm, who has died aged 76.
By Allister Thomas
13/01/2022, 2:20 pm Updated: 13/01/2022, 2:59 pm
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John Westwood has passed away aged 76.
Former colleagues have described him as a "statesman for the industry", and that he "loved life and lived it to the full," praising his work ethic and character.
The 76-year-old passed away on January 5, with his sons Adam, Craig and Rod by his side.
Described by some as a serial entrepreneur, John Westwood led his third business, then called Douglas-Westwood, into "an internationally recognised brand with a market-leading reputation", having been started in his spare bedroom in 1990.
By the time of his retirement in 2015, what later became Westwood Global Energy Group had completed 1,300 projects for hundreds of clients worldwide, including work for oil majors, oilfield services giants, private equity firms and investment banks.
Steve Robertson, a colleague and close friend, penned a tribute to Mr Westwood, saying he "was a brilliant businessman, family man, leader, mentor and friend and we will miss him very much".
His son, Rod, said: "Our dad was someone who always put others before himself, in work and his personal life.
"He travelled the world and spread his good ethics to as many people as he could."
Rod added that although he was diagnosed with Parkinsons three years ago, "he didn't complain once, rather spending as much time as he could enjoying his retirement and the company of others" and was "thinking of his family and friends above himself" even in his final months.
He thanked the nurses and team, particularly at Pilgrims Hospice, that cared for him.
Much of Mr Westwood's work was "industry first", including the first commercial study of the deepwater oil and gas business, which was then in its infancy.
Prior to starting Douglas-Westwood, he had an interest in electronics and formed his first business Subsea Surveys, one of the first operators of remotely-operated vehicles in the North Sea.
After selling that company, and developing and selling a business/consulting venture in the south of England, he formed Douglas-Westwood in 1990.
That firm, particularly during the 2003-2007 oil cycle, formed strong relationships with banks, private equity and financiers.
It offered due-diligence on transactions in the oilfield services sector, both on the buy-side and sell-side, and support for initial public offerings – writing the market section of prospectuses for billion-dollar listings on major stock exchanges.
"John had struck another 'industry first' here", said Mr Robertson, who became the second full-time employee at what was then Douglas-Westwood in 2002 (after Mr Westwood shifted away from use of consultants).
"His success didn't go unnoticed, and the business model was subsequently copied by a number of other companies over the years."
Mr Robertson said that Mr Westwood had a "remarkable personality and skillset," with "buckets of charisma, deep intellect and a fierce work ethic".
Despite the latter, he added that it would be unfair to describe him as a workaholic, rather "someone who never wasted a single moment awake".
He added: "If he woke up at home at 4am he would start working. If he found himself stuck in a far-flung location over a weekend whilst away on business, he would soon find someone to go scuba diving with and would return with remarkable underwater photographs of the marine wildlife.
"He loved life and lived it to the full."
Mr Robertson, now leading his own firm, noted that Douglas-Westwood had been profitable every year while Mr Westwood was the major shareholder, and also noted he was "decades ahead of his time" with a keen interest in marine renewables.
An outpouring of support has been voiced by those that knew and worked with John Westwood.
Andrew Reid, former CEO at Westwood Global, said: "A truly remarkable man that made a huge impact on upstream research & consulting, the people around him, and my own personal development. Sadly missed; will never be forgotten."
Current chief financial officer at Westwood Global, David Clark, said: "John was a statesman for the industry. His passion for engineering and technology led him to continuously research emerging areas and trends in the energy market to create pioneering insights. He was focussed on how the industry could be better and how he could help to put a spotlight on the opportunities across the oil & gas, renewables and power markets.
"He created a strong legacy with the Douglas-Westwood business and all its achievements in the industry, but what I remember most fondly about John is how friendly and approachable he was from the start. He truly was such a kind-hearted and generous man that held such a gift for making everyone he dealt with feel valued and his love and pride in his family was always so central to him. He will be dearly missed."
Former Westwood CEO sets up new consultancy targeting '£821m market opportunity'
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Gerry Christopher Ainscough (born 7 August 1964, in Wigan, England) is a former rugby union fly half.

Career

He joined Orrell as a 14-year-old in 1977. Progressing through the Juniors into the Colts, he was a member of the Colts side of 1982/83 that won all 7 trophies entered, despite losing to Blackburn XV twice, 0-33 at home & 22-9 away. He made his first team debut as a 19-year-old against Northern in November 1983. He played in two Lancashire Cup winning sides and three losing Pilkington Cup semi-finals (Bath 1987, Northampton 1991 and Leicester 1994). During his first spell at Orrell he represented Lancashire (1985 to 1993), North of England (1989 to 1993) and England 'B' (1989) and spent the summer of 1990 playing for the Waratah's in Wollongong, Australia.

He moved to Leicester Tigers for the 1992/93 season and, although scoring some spectacular tries at Welford Road and again representing England 'B', overall he had a mixed season losing another Pilkington Cup semi-final against Harlequins in a team transitioning into the major force it was to become later in the 1990s. He returned to Orrell in September 1993, and played his last game in April 1995, the final Courage League game of the 1994/95 season versus Wasps at Sudbury. In the last season of his second stint at Orrell he played for England VII's in 1995.

He joined Phil Davies at Leeds Tykes in January 1996 and was the club's top points scorer in 1996/1997 with 307. During that prolific season he set two club records – most conversions in a match (9 v Clifton 7 December 1996, still the club record) and most points in a match (27 v Rosslyn Park 14 September 1996).

He retired in 1998.

References

1964 births
Living people
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Lancashire County RFU players
Leeds Tykes players
Leicester Tigers players
North of England Rugby Union team
Orrell R.U.F.C. players
Rugby union fly-halves
Rugby union players from Wigan

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skella.events.AdminItemSelected = 'admin-item-selected';

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CollectionAdminView shows a collection of items on the left and allows editing of an item on the right.
Options:
	collection:	a Backbone.Collection
	itemTitle: 	the model field to use in the list of items
	itemView (optional): the Backbone.View which should be used to display items on the left
						 the itemView should trigger skella.events.AdminItemSelected when clicked
*/
skella.views.CollectionAdminView = Backbone.View.extend({
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			}.bind(this)
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		this.handleItemSelected(view);
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			this.handleItemSelected(this.itemViews[0]);
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			'model':model,
			'itemTitle': this.options.itemTitle
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		view.$el.addClass('list-group-item');
		view.on(skella.events.AdminItemSelected, this.handleItemSelected);
		this.itemViews[this.itemViews.length] = view;
		$(this.addItemEl).before(view.el);
		return view;
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	removeItem: function(model){
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				this.itemViews[i].remove();
				this.itemViews = _.without(this.itemViews, this.itemViews[i]);
				break;
			}
		}

		if(this.currentFocusItemView && model.id == this.currentFocusItemView.model.id){
			this.currentFocusItemView.remove();
			this.currentFocusItemView = null
			this.savingView.remove();
			this.savingView = null;
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		if(this.itemViews.length >= 0){
			this.handleItemSelected(this.itemViews[0]);
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			this.handleItemSelected(null);
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	handleItemSelected: function(itemView){
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			this.currentFocusItemView.remove();
			this.currentFocusItemView = null;
			this.savingView.remove();
			this.savingView = null;
		}

		if(itemView == null){
			this.disableControls();
			return;
		}

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			'model':itemView.model,
			'itemTitle': this.options.itemTitle
		});
		this.focusView.appendChild(this.currentFocusItemView.el);

		this.savingView = new skella.views.ModelSavingView({
			'model':itemView.model
		});
		this.controlsView.appendChild(this.savingView.el);
		this.enableControls();
	},
	clearItems: function(){
		for(var i=0; i < this.itemViews.length; i++){
			this.itemViews[i].remove();
		}
		this.itemViews = [];
	}
});

/*
AdminFocusItemView is used to show an editor for an item in the CollectionAdminView
*/
skella.views.AdminFocusItemView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-focus-item-view',
	initialize: function(options){
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			this.options = options;
			if(typeof this.options.model == 'undefined') throw 'This view requires a model option';
			if(typeof this.options.itemTitle == 'undefined') throw 'This view requires an itemTitle option';

			this.schema = this.model.schema;
			for(var i=0; i < this.schema.properties.length; i++){
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				if(prop.protected){
					continue;
				}
				var editView = skella.views.editViewForProperty(prop);
				this.$el.append($.el.div(
					$.el.label(prop.name),
					$.el.div({'class':'description'}, prop.description),
					new editView(_.extend(prop, {'model':this.model})).el
				));
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				var prop = this.schema.properties[i];
				if(!prop.protected){
					continue;
				}
				var editView = skella.views.editViewForProperty(prop);
				this.$el.append($.el.div(
					$.el.label(prop.name),
					$.el.div({'class':'description'}, prop.description),
					new editView(_.extend(prop, {'model':this.model})).el
				));
			}
		} catch(e) {
			console.log("Exception", e);
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	}
});

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		case 'image':
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		case 'timestamp':
			return skella.views.AdminTimestampEditView;
		case 'long-string':
			return skella.views.AdminLongStringEditView;
		default:
			return skella.views.AdminStringEditView;
	}
}

skella.views.AdminProtectedView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-protected-view admin-edit-view',
	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		switch(options['data-type']){
			case 'timestamp':
				var tstamp = new moment(this.model.get(this.options.name));
				this.$el.append($.el.div(tstamp.format(skella.TimestampFormat)));
				break;
			default:
				this.$el.append($.el.div(this.model.get(this.options.name)));
		}
	}
});

/*
AdminIntEditView is view used by CollectionAdminView for properties of int type
*/
skella.views.AdminIntEditView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-int-edit-view admin-edit-view',
	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		this.$el.append($.el.input({
			'value':this.model.get(this.options.name)
		}));
	}
});

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AdminTimestampEditView is view used by CollectionAdminView for properties of timestamp type
*/
skella.views.AdminTimestampEditView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-timestamp-edit-view admin-edit-view',
	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		var tstamp = new moment(this.model.get(this.options.name));
		this.inputGroup = $.a(this.$el, skella.views.generateInputFormGroup(
			"text", this.options.name, this.options.name, null, this.options.name
		));
		this.input = $(this.inputGroup).find('input');
		this.input.val(tstamp.format(skella.TimestampFormat));
	}
});

/*
AdminStringEditView is view used by CollectionAdminView for properties of string type
*/
skella.views.AdminStringEditView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-string-edit-view admin-edit-view',
	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		this.inputGroup = $.a(this.$el, skella.views.generateInputFormGroup(
			"text", this.options.name, this.options.name, null, this.options.name
		));
		skella.views.bindTextInput(this.options.name, this.model, $(this.inputGroup).find('input'));
	}
});

/*
AdminLongStringEditView is view used by CollectionAdminView for properties of long-string type
*/
skella.views.AdminLongStringEditView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-long-string-edit-view admin-edit-view',
	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		this.inputGroup = $.a(this.$el, skella.views.generateInputFormGroup(
			"textarea", this.options.name, this.options.name, null, this.options.name
		));
		skella.views.bindTextInput(this.options.name, this.model, $(this.inputGroup).find('textarea'));
	}
})

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AdminImageEditView is view used by CollectionAdminView for properties of image type
*/
skella.views.AdminImageEditView = Backbone.View.extend({
	className: 'admin-file-edit-view admin-edit-view',
	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		if(this.model.get(this.options.name)){
			this.$el.append($.el.div('current value: ' + this.model.get(this.options.name)));
		}
		var model = this.model;

		// If this property has a file type in the schema, use its API resource
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			var fileResource = window.schema.findAPIByName(fileType);
			if(fileResource){
				model = new fileResource({'id':this.model.get('id')});
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					console.log("Changed", arguments);
					model.set('id', newVal);
				});
			}
		}

		var fileView = new skella.views.ImageEditorView({ 'model': model });
		this.$el.append(fileView.el);
	}
});

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*/
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	initialize: function(options){
		this.options = options;
		if(typeof this.options.model == 'undefined') throw 'This view requires a model option';
		if(typeof this.options.itemTitle == 'undefined') throw 'This view requires an itemTitle option';
		var title = this.model.get(this.options.itemTitle) || "New";

		this.inputGroup = $.a(this.el, skella.views.generateInputFormGroup(
			"static", this.options.itemTitle, this.options.itemTitle, null, "New"
		));
		this.$el.append(this.inputGroup);
		this.$el.click(function(){ this.trigger(skella.events.AdminItemSelected, this); }.bind(this));
		skella.views.bindModelDisplay(this.options.itemTitle, this.model, $(this.inputGroup).find('.form-control-static'), 'No Title');
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Imported rice not good for consumption, says Nigerian Government
August 23, 2018	by Don Saint 0 Comments
The Federal Government has raised the alarm that rice being imported into the country is not good for human consumption.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, during a media briefing in Oro, Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State on Tuesday, also said the imported rice was meant to feed cattle in their countries of origin.
According to him, imported rice is cheaper than locally produced ones, because it is being dumped in Nigeria.
He advised Nigerians to consume locally produced rice, which he noted was healthy and fresh.
Mohammed stated that the Federal Government was making concerted efforts to continue to support rice farmers in the country to boost their production.
He said, "People may say that imported rice is still cheaper. Oh yes, for three reasons: One, the ones being imported is rice that is no longer fit for human consumption. They are dumping it here. The rice is sub-standard. They even give the rice on credit for people to buy, because they know that the rice they are exporting should be given to cattle. That is why we have embarked on the campaign in the mass media that Nigerians should buy made in Nigeria rice.
"The government is making efforts to ensure that we subsidise our rice so that it will become cheaper. We are very confident that in the next couple of years, we would have achieved self-sufficiency in rice as in other products. It will take about the next one and half years for Nigeria to be self-sufficient in rice. What we have today is a far cry from what we had before. In 2015, we were doing about three million metric tonnes of rice; but today, we are doing about five million metric tonnes of rice."
Mohammed added, "Why imported rice is cheaper is that it is not fit for consumption. It is being dumped. It is rice that has been kept in silos for years that is being unleashed on Nigerians; but because it is not coming through the proper channels, it is being smuggled.
"Many of the imported brands of rice will not pass the NAFDAC test; that is why we have continued to campaign that Nigerians should patronise Nigerian rice, because it is the only healthy rice. No Nigerian rice is older than one year."
He also stated, "But you have rice coming from other countries that has been produced for five or six years, which normally they will feed to their cattle in their countries, which they are feeding us with today. But gradually, I can assure you that with the Anchor Borrowers' Programme, more support will be given to our farmers in the next couple of years; not only that we are going to be self-sufficient in rice production, it will become cheaper.
"When we came in, there were five million rice farmers. Today, we have in excess of 11 million rice farmers. Our rice import has been cut by over 80 per cent. These didn't happen by accident. They were as a result of our Anchor Borrowers' Programme. There are more millionaire farmers today than at any other time in the history of our nation. Today, Nigeria is closer to achieving self-sufficiency in rice than at any other time in the history of our country."
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I have been working in the health and fitness since leaving school 12 years ago. I started off as a trainee fitness instructor and progessed to fitness instructor at Overstone Park. I then progressed onto Rushton Hall and became Head of Spa Operations, I was there for 9 years before coming across to 3d Health and Fitness as Club Manager.
In my spare time I enjoy training in the gym to maintain my fitness. I also play football for Brixworth FC.
I am here to help progress and develop the club into a successful and enjoyable leisure club for all members and guests.
My interest in fitness began as a means of maintaining a healthy weight following a loss of over 7 stone on the Lighterlife Plan.
I joined my local gym and participated in a variety of classes to keep me interested and improve my general fitness levels.
I took up running, and it wasn't long before I completed my first marathon. Since then I've run a few more half & full marathons, and regularly run in muddy obstacle course races, such as Tough Mudder.
When I was made redundant from my job I decided to retrain as a Personal Trainer & Fitness Instructor. I began working at the club here after passing the course, taking on the Circuits and Boxercise classes.
Outside of work I still like to run, jumping in puddles and crawling through mud along the way. I also enjoy going to the cinema followed by a cheeky Nandos with some top notch banter, or trips to the zoo, Disneyland & the tattoo shop.
BURPEES. Love them. Hate them. Do them!
Since I was young I've always played football and played for Peterborough United U18s but have now stopped playing due to tearing my left ACL in 2016. Since then I have mainly focused on training at the gym and lifting weights. I hope to study physiotherapy at university next year and pursue a career in that field. I hope to gain some valuable experience during my time at 3d Health and Fitness that I can take with me throughout university and become the best physio I can be. In my free time I like to socialise with friends and have recently started playing football again after a full recovery of my ACL reconstruction.
I have now worked in the fitness industry for around 5 years and I have been training myself for a similar amount of time, although more seriously for the past year . I've always enjoyed many sports, especially football. Going forward I'm looking to learn even more and gain more experience in not just the training side, but the daily running of a leisure facility. Id also like to gain more experience with the nutritional side of health and fitness.
Outside work I have many hobbies, being especially passionate about motorbikes whether it be racing, watching or just out enjoying riding with great people. Other hobbies include fitness training and walking, photography and enjoying the outdoors or just reading books and watching films.
Since I was a little kid I was very active. Playing all kinds of sports (football, running, volleyball, basketball, etc.) and doing a bit of martial arts as well. As I grew older I found an interest in lifting weights. I was doing it for about a year until I was involved in a car accident. Because of that I was aching for the next couple of months and couldn't find working out fun anymore. I then became lazy and have put some weight on.
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February 8, 2019 February 7, 2019 Anthony Gockowski
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Franz von SuppГ©
an opera in three acts
by Franz von SuppГ©
Published 1931 by Fred. Rullman in New York .
Operas -- Librettos
Statement music by Franz von Suppe ; German text by F. Zell and Richard Genee ; new musical version by Artur Bodanzky ; English translation by Kathleen de Jaffa.
Genre Librettos.
Contributions Zell, F., Genée, Richard, 1823-1895., Bodanzky, Artur, 1877-1939., De Jaffa, Kathleen H. B.
LC Classifications ML50S97 B6 1982
Teseida (full title: Teseida delle Nozze d'Emilia, or The Theseid, Concerning the Nuptials of Emily) is a long epic poem written by Giovanni Boccaccio c– Running to alm lines divided into twelve books, its notional subject is the career and rule of the ancient Greek hero Theseus (Teseo), although the majority of the epic tells the story of the rivalry of Palemone and. Boccaccio drew on many influences in writing the Decameron, and many writers, including Martin Luther, Chaucer, and Keats, later drew inspiration from the book. Giovanni Boccaccio () was an Italian writer and humanist, one of the founders of the :
The spread of the Covid virus has triggered an epidemic of advice. This advice is important, but it seems destined to make our lives more miserable and isolated. However, there is an unusual source of counsel which offers another way to deal with an epidemic. That source is the Decameron. The Italian Renaissance author Giovanni Boccaccio wrote the Decameron in the wake . Boccaccio's _Decameron_ is a collection of tales: 10 stories told by 10 refugees from the Black Death. This collection only includes 21 of them, which was a disappointment - /5(5).
This article contains summaries and commentaries of the stories within Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron.. Each story of the Decameron begins with a short heading explaining the plot of the story. The J. M. Rigg translation headings are used in many . About Decameron. Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron was the first great masterpiece of European storytelling; this brilliant new translation by J. G. Nichols faithfully captures its timeless vitality in readable and natural English. In the summer of , with the plague ravaging Florence, ten young men and women take refuge in the countryside.
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Looking for books by Giovanni Boccaccio. See all books authored by Giovanni Boccaccio, Boccaccio book Il Decamerone, and The Decameron: Selected Tales, and more on Giovanni Boccaccio ( – 21 December ) was an Italian author and poet, a friend and correspondent of Petrarch, and an important Renaissance humanist in his own right and author of a number of notable works including the Decameron, On Famous Women, and his poetry in the Italian cio is particularly notable for his dialogue, of which it has been said that it /5.
Boccaccio cannot be said to be preoccupied with morality or religion, but instead is more concerned with earthly values, and the book of Decameron is described as a "towering monument of European literature Boccaccio book a masterpiece of imaginative narrative" by the publishers of this edition - and it truly is a masterpiece!/5(94).
This text is part of the Internet Medieval Source Boccaccio book. The Sourcebook is a collection of public domain and copy-permitted texts related to medieval and Byzantine history. The Sourcebook is a collection of public domain and copy-permitted texts related to medieval and Byzantine history.
Boccaccio book. Read reviews from world's largest community for readers/5. Il Decamerone = The Decameron, Giovanni Boccacccio The Decameron is a collection of novellas by the 14th-century Italian author Giovanni Boccaccio (–). The book is structured as a frame story containing tales told by a group of seven young women and three young men sheltering in a secluded villa just outside Florence to escape the Black Death, which was afflicting the city/5.
The first edition of the novel was published inand was written by Giovanni Boccaccio. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of pages and is available in Paperback format/5. Giovanni Boccaccio's The Decameron is a collection of novellas or short novels written during the 14th century.
There are tales contained in the book which is presented together. The book's title The Decameron combines the two Greek words "deka" meaning ten and "hemera" meaning day. The title can be literally translated as "ten day," which is also the time frame in which the stories are told by the 7 5/5(9).
Boccaccio probably conceived the Decameron after the epidemic ofand completed it by The various tales of love in The Decameron range from the erotic to the tragic. Tales of wit, practical jokes, and life lessons contribute to the mosaic/5(12).
Giovanni Boccaccio was born in in Florence inthe son of a Florentine merchant. He was an Italian writer, poet, correspondent of Petrarch, and an important Renaissance humanist. Boccaccio wrote a number of notable works, including The Decameron and On Famous Women.4/4(38).
Boccaccio cannot be said to be preoccupied with morality or religion, but instead is more concerned with earthly values, and the book of Decameron is described as a "towering monument of European literature and a masterpiece of imaginative narrative" by the publishers of this edition - and it truly is a masterpiece!/5().
Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian poet and scholar, best remembered as the author of the earthy tales in the Decameron. With Petrarch he laid the foundations for the humanism of the Renaissance and raised vernacular literature to the level and status of the classics of antiquity. Boccaccio was the son of.
Named from the Greek for "ten days," the Decameron draws on ancient mythology, historical events, and everyday life, blending them into a treasury of tragic, comic, and outrageously bawdy stories that have influenced writers and entertained readers for more than six centuries/5(22).
Giovanni Boccaccio - Giovanni Boccaccio - The Decameron.: It was probably in the years –53 that Boccaccio composed the Decameron in the form in which it is read today. In the broad sweep of its range and its alternately tragic and comic views of life, it is rightly regarded as his masterpiece.
Stylistically, it is the most perfect example of Italian classical prose, and its influence on. In the early summer of the yearas a terrible plague ravages the city, ten charming young Florentines take refuge in country villas to tell each other stories - a hundred stories of love, adventure and surprising twists of fortune which later inspired Chaucer, Keats and Shakespeare.
While Dante is a stern moralist, Boccaccio has little time for chastity, pokes fun at crafty, hypocritical 4/5(6). Published on the th anniversary of Boccaccio's birth, Wayne A. Rebhorn's new translation of The Decameron introduces a generation of readers to this "rich late-medieval feast" in a "lively, contemporary, American-inflected English" (Stephen Greenblatt, Harvard University) even as it retains the distinctly medieval flavor of Boccaccio's Brand: Norton, W.
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Mark. Giovanni Boccaccio (jōvän´nē), –75, Italian poet and storyteller, author of the Decameron. Born in Paris, the illegitimate son of a Tuscan merchant and a French woman, he was educated at Certaldo and Naples by his father, who wanted him to take up commerce and law.About Tales from the Decameron "The Decameron reads in some ways as a guide to social distancing and self-isolation." —The New York Times "The 14th-century Italian book that shows us how to survive coronavirus." —New Statesman Bawdy and moving, hilarious and reflective: these stories offer the very best of Boccaccio's Decameron—the inspiration for the new film The Little Hours.
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