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Renaissance period Essay
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Renaissance Period:
Late fifteenth to mid-seventeenth centuries
Major turning point for British culture
Religious and political conditions  vibrant literature, rich with free thinking
Invention of printing press – more available to read, ideas could be circulated more widely
Emergence of philosophy of humanism – more available to read about
Expansion of English drama – more theatre to see
Medieval chivalric romance  craft and art of lyric poetry
Wealthy patrons and leaders = rebirth in interest in writing, arts and culture
Subject matter and forms prominent in classical society – ancient Greece and Rome
Much of England preoccupied with endless, petty wars of succession between the Houses of York and Lancaster
King Richard III murdered allies and enemies to attain the throne – murdered by Earl of Richmond
1845  enough political stability to allow ideas of the Renaissance to begin to filter through
Commercial treaties made with Europe = more trade and communication
Invention of firearms = decline of medieval feudalism
New farming methods = increase of urbanization
Philosophical:
Rise of humanism
Before, humans as worthless, sinful creatures, tarred by the original sin of Adam, eternity of heaven or hell, short span of life on earth = prelude
Humanists  life on earth could be worth living for own sake, humans had dignity and were full of great capacities – curiosity, wit and intelligence – that should be celebrated
Humans were at the centre of the earthly endeavor
Comfortable with our faults
Rethinking of humanity and its role in the world
Huge expansion in range of subjects authors wrote about
Showed humans as they were and society as it was – complex, multilayered characters who were fully involved in what it is to be human
Religious:
Reformation within the Church
Catholic Church believed priests acted as interlocutors between ordinary people and God
Emerging Protestants believed this 'middleman' could be eliminated – each person could have own relationship with God
Protestants – a person could be cleansed of sin by faith alone
Catholics – people needed to cleanse through work and atonement
Religion – forefront of political and cultural life in early sixteenth century
Political:
Political stability and protective cultural umbrella strengthened under Elizabeth I  length of reign, canny firmness of rule and genuine interest in arts
Made herself into cultural icon – England as her spouse
Encouraged flattering portrayals of self in art and poetry
Patronage system working tightly – ensured greater loyalty among members of aristocracy
Successor James I continued association with literature
Fear of Catholics continued – worsened by Gunpowder Plot
Split of first half of seventeenth century = Protestant royalists and Puritan rebels
Literature went into a deep freeze during decade Puritans in power
Cultural:
Influence and being noticed = power
Literature in form of praise of the patron increased power
Many writers wrote poetry as a supplementary activity to their work as statesmen or diplomats
Not enough money in writing to support oneself
Publication generally unprofitable for writers
No copyright – once a work was in society any other printer could print the work without obligation to pay the poet
To publish would often diminish one's reputation – beneath many nobles
Once a writer was published he or she had to risk censorship
Sonnets:
Each line ten syllables long
Shakespearean sonnet – three linked quatrains that state and develop an idea, rhyming couplet to tie it all together, rhyme scheme – abab cdcd efef gg
Petrarchan sonnet – one octave that states an idea, one sestet that responds to the idea, rhyme scheme – abba abba cdcdcd or abba abba cdecde
John Donne:
Wrote clever, amorous poems, offered elaborate seductions of women
Also wrote devotional poetry to God with
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Q: Composite primary key sql relationship I need to create a relationship between ReportID which is part of a composite primary key.
This is my code written for Microsoft SQL Server:
CREATE TABLE Tableone
(
    ReportID varchar UNIQUE,
    Date date,
    Line ommited

PRIMARY KEY (ReportNumber, Date)
)

CREATE TABLE Tabletwo
(
    Line omitted
    Line ommited
    ReportID varchar UNIQUE FOREIGN KEY REFERENCES Tableone(ReportID),
    Line ommited

    PRIMARY KEY (XX, XXX, ReportID)
)

UPDATE: We have specifically been asked to set both ReportID and Date as the primary key in Tableone but to just  reference ReportID in Tabletwo.
Thanks for your time.

A: If you have a composite primary key, then all foreign key constraints that reference it must use all columns of the composite primary key.
So in your case - TableTwo must reference TableOne(ReportID, Date)
The only way around this would be to create a UNIQUE INDEX on TableOne (ReportID) - then you can create a foreign key reference to that unique constraint alone.
But that then begs the question: why isn't ReportID alone the primary key, if it's already unique (since you can put a UNIQUE INDEX on it) and NOT NULL (since it's part of the compound PK) ?
Step 1: create the UNIQUE INDEX:
CREATE UNIQUE NONCLUSTERED INDEX UIX_TableOne ON dbo.TableOne(ReportID);

Step 2: create the foreign key from TableTwo:
ALTER TABLE dbo.TableTwo
ADD CONSTRAINT FK_TableTwo_TableOne
FOREIGN KEY(ReportID) REFERENCES dbo.TableOne(ReportID)

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Residents call for more homes to be built in north-east town
by Emma Morrice
Some of the houses already built in Chapelton of Elsick
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Newtonhill, Cammachmore and Muchalls Community Council has previously discussed its hope that Chapelton will carry on growing.
Chairman Michael Morgan said: "In this particular area we are very keen that Chapelton continues to grow.
"Chapelton is designed for it."
The Duke of Fife said: "Our vision for Chapelton is to create a vibrant new settlement with community at the heart.
"From our point of view, the current state of the housing market in Aberdeenshire does not justify allocating new sites for building.
"There are already a number of live sites that are well positioned to supply housing needs.
"Construction is still very much ongoing and we have a number of exciting new developments which we will be unveiling in the coming weeks and months."
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"Hymen Checks?" Sounds Like T.I. Needs Sex Ed
11/19/2019 by Maria Rodriguez
It was the ridiculous anecdote heard 'round the Internet: on a (now deleted) episode of Ladies Like Us podcast, rapper T.I. discussed his practice of policing his daughter's "virginity" by subjecting her to a "hymen check" at the gynecologist's office.
Leaving aside the issue that the doctor actually agrees to this practice—after seeming to coerce T.I.'s daughter to sign a waiver allowing the doctor to share medical information with her father, adding another layer to an already traumatic experience—the entire process is based around the idea that a father is owed or entitled to his daughter's sexuality. It also reveals a gendered double standard, one in which the rapper's 18-year-old daughter gets hymen checks, but he has no qualms with his 15-year-old son being sexually active.
It's also centered on a myth: T.I. believes that if his daughter's hymen is intact, she has not had sex, and that you can "tell" if someone has had sex if their hymen is ripped or no longer there. That's not true.
It sounds like T.I. needs some sex ed—and so do students in schools across the country.
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T.I. told this story after some questions about whether he had sex talks at home with his kids, which was a great topic. We need to be better about normalizing conversations like that in the home. But while T.I. might be a celebrity, many other parents aren't more well-informed, and many are similarly serving up a lot of shame during their dinner table discussions of sex.
Sex education can right these wrongs. Comprehensive sex ed includes much more than facts about birth control methods and sexually transmitted infections. The National Sexuality Education Standards, created by the Future of Sex Ed Initiative and which cover the minimum standards for an effective curriculum, recommend including age-appropriate instruction on different ways of communicating, creating healthy relationships of all kinds with peers, lessons about gender and identity, addressing social pressure and influence and learning the skills to negotiate both sexual and social situations that help them make the best decisions for their lives.
Under this guidance, a lesson on sexual assault would not happen in the midst of kindergarten coursework—it would take place in a high school classroom. But kindergarteners would still learn something, such as bodily autonomy, through lessons around, say, asking for consent for a hug.
Comprehensive sex ed curricula also has activities designed to include parents in the conversations—giving students homework, for example, where they interview their parents about their own learning and work together to discuss the facts and skilled learned at school, along with the values their family holds. Not all parents have the skills to be the best sexuality educators for their kids, often because they never had comprehensive sex ed themselves when they were growing up—but they can work with schools and within these programs to support their kids while also increasing their own skills to more fully continue safe and supportive conversations at home.
Research has found that kids who go through a comprehensive K-12 sex ed curriculum are not only better prepared for life's complicated situations, but they also end up having more respectful views of women and girls in society—which will set them up to raise children without the burden of established gender norms, creating a more equitable society with lower rates of violence against women.
Some students don't have parents or guardians at home that they can turn to—or, worse, have parents that shame them about sexuality or create an unsafe environment where they don't feel comfortable asking for support. Providing complete, honest and accurate sex ed at school ensures that they are just as able as their peers to access life-saving and life-changing information.
Kids pick up messages about sexuality and gender from the age of four. Most of us grew up with messages about shame, violence and dread when it comes to sexuality, and that doesn't just go away when we become parents. I began this with a personal story about someone I've never met, with a story of a forced "virginity exam"—which, let me be clear, is an act of violence, even if T.I. packaged it as an act of fatherly love. This is a perfect example of how stories of sexuality permeate our society, and they're not always the sort of message we want to give our kids.
Ideally, there should be a national policy mandating comprehensive sex ed in all public schools from K-12. In the meantime, we can create change in our own communities that work towards creating a safer and more equitable place for all children. We can do this by advocating our local school boards to adopt comprehensive sex ed curriculum, so that at the very least, we do not have children growing up fearing their father's policing of their bodies and their choices.
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About Maria Rodriguez
Maria Rodriguez is a Project Manager with Planned Parenthood Arizona and a Public Voices Fellow with The OpEd Project.
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The government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines is taking steps to ensure that once the international airport at Argyle is completed and the E.T. Joshua Airport at Arnos Vale is closed,{{more}} there will optimal development of the 63 acres of land on which the E.T. Joshua Airport sits.
To this end, a company, called the Arnos Vale Development Company Ltd. has been established, and the Canadian firm of Diamond and Schmitt Architects has been retained by National Properties Ltd to develop a high level land use and urban design master plan for the Arnos Vale site.
Speaking at a symposium on the Argyle International Airport on Tuesday, November 8, at the National Insurance Services Conference Room, Prime Minister Dr. Ralph Gonsalves said the Arnos Vale Development Company Ltd will be staffed in the New Year to "actively pursue the development of Arnos Vale."
Additionally, once the Master Plan, which should be completed by June 2012, is received, government will be able to go ahead and pre-sell the land on which the E.T. Joshua airport sits.
The Prime Minister said without the Master Plan, development at Arnos Vale will take place haphazardly, there will not be optimal use of the land for development purposes, and government will not get a premium price for the land. He explained that the money derived from the sale of the land will be used to develop both the Arnos Vale and Argyle sites.
"If that deadline [June 12, 2012] is met, it means that we would
be on the market to sell, and you will have to wait on us until we do the development because you understand what we are doing.
But we are going to get money both to develop there, and also
to help with the Argyle International Airport," the Prime Minister said.
Diamond and Schmitt Architects will be expected to deliver a
market assessment; civil engineering findings on such matters as: storm drainage, storm water management; waste water collection, treatment and disposal; water supply treatment and distribution; the availability and internal routing of utilities; the delivery of the findings of a study of future portal traffic conditions and needs.
The Prime Minister said the main partner in Diamond and Schmitt Architects is Jack Diamond, who owns a home in Mustique, and is, therefore, someone the government knows.
"He is a homeowner in Mustique, and, therefore, somebody whom we know, and we can work with him, and we leverage, as practical men and women the resources which are at hand, because Jack Diamond is also a resource for us."
The Prime Minister described Diamond as a "very distinguised gentleman in his country", who has received the Order of Canada (OC), Canada's highest honour. Diamond is also the founding director of the Master of Architecture programme at the University of Toronto, and is currently engaged in the design of the Mariinsky Theatre New Opera in St. Petersburg, Russia, among other projects.
According to Gonsalves, Diamond is "very impressed with the work which we are doing in St. Vincent and the Grenadines; very amazed about the progress we are making in this country," and will, therefore, provide his own professional services in the preparation of the Master Plan, free of charge. However, other specialist professional services, which will be sub-contracted by his company, will have to be paid for.
One of these sub-contractors is Brown and Company from England. The Prime Minister disclosed that already that company has already submitted a provisional market assessment report, which suggests possible uses to which the Arnos Vale land may be put.
The suggestions include a cruise line boarding point or a tourist ferry port and perhaps a sea front board walk and a marina; high quality shopping mall facilities along the lines of Rodney Bay in St. Lucia; other retail development concepts and multiplex cinemas; good quality government offices and or a modern new hospital; high value apartment and condominus; a major quailty hotel; parking facilities, possibly serving Kingstown as well.
He also said the Master Plan will include a traffic study to determine how connections between Arnos Vale and Kingstown could be improved. There are three options which are being looked at, Gonsalves said.
"Improving the road over Sion Hill; constructing a tunnel, less than 1,000 metres at its shortest under Cane Garden; and or constructing a road around the Cane Garden headland. So the different options, together or separately," he said.
The Prime Minister said a payment has already been made to Diamond and Schmitt Architects, with a balance remaining while the work is going on.
Tuesday's symposium was held to bring government officials, members of the private sector and the public up to date on the progress being made on the construction of the Argyle International Airport.
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Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) suspended business with Huawei that requires the transfer of hardware
By HEFFX Australia on May 20, 2019 Comments Off on Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) suspended business with Huawei that requires the transfer of hardware
Alphabet's Google has suspended business with Huawei that requires the transfer of hardware, software and technical services except those publicly available via open source licensing, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sunday, in a blow to the Chinese technology company that the U.S. government has sought to blacklist around the world.
Holders of current Huawei smartphones with Google apps, however, will continue to be able to use and download app updates provided by Google, a Google spokesperson said, confirming earlier reporting by Reuters.
"We are complying with the order and reviewing the implications," the Google spokesperson said.
"For users of our services, Google Play and the security protections from Google Play Protect will continue to function on existing Huawei devices," the spokesperson said, without giving further details.
The suspension could hobble Huawei's smartphone business outside China as the tech giant will immediately lose access to updates to Google's Android operating system. Future versions of Huawei smartphones that run on Android will also lose access to popular services including the Google Play Store and Gmail and YouTube apps.
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Other University leadership activities include Bentley Historical Library Executive Committee, Bicentennial Planning Committee 2011-12, Ginsberg Center Board, Hospital and Health Centers Executive Board, Honorary Degree Committee, Michigan in Washington Program Faculty Advisory Committee, and the Residency Appeals Committee.
Cynthia also serves the University as special advisor to the president on the development and growth of the University Research Corridor as well as non-research based external economic development activities. In addition, she has served in several interim roles, as Interim Vice President for Communications in 2007, and as Interim Vice President for Development in 2002-2003.
Wilbanks has broad experience in government service as district director for U.S. Congressman Carl D. Pursell from 1979-92, Washtenaw County field representative for Pursell from 1977-79, and staff assistant for U.S. Congressman Marvin Esch from 1973-76. She also was a candidate for U.S. Congress from Michigan's 13th District in 1994.
She was president of Michigan's Children, a statewide child advocacy organization in 1993-95, prior to joining the U-M in 1995.
She is a member of a number of community and civic organizations, including serving on the boards of directors of the Bank of Ann Arbor, Center for Michigan, Ann Arbor SPARK, and Riverside Arts Center Foundation. She has previously served in leadership roles of the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Board of Directors and Glacier Hills Retirement Center Board. Past board service includes NEW (Non-Profit Enterprise at Work) and the Junior League Community Advisory Committee.
Governor Engler appointed her to serve on the Michigan Higher Education Assistance Authority with a term expiring in May 2008. She also served three consecutive years as the University of Michigan United Way Campaign Chair.
In 2002, Wilbanks was named one of the 100 most influential women in Metro Detroit by Crain's Detroit Business and was recipient of the Spirit Award for outstanding community service in Washtenaw County from Spectrum Prevention Services. In May 2002, she received the Women of Distinction Award from the Girl Scouts of the Huron Valley Council. Wilbanks was named an Outstanding Young Woman of America in 1981 and also received the Director's Award for Outstanding Service from the Michigan Technology Council.
Prior to her appointment to vice president in September 1998, Wilbanks served as associate vice president for University Relations where she was responsible for state government relations.
Wilbanks earned a B.A. in Political Science and a Secondary Teaching Certificate from the University of Michigan.


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Q: How to enable LyX forward search with okular The title says it. The instructions in http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/SyncTeX no longer works for forward search. I think the PDF command:
okular --unique "file:$$o#src:$$n $$t"
is no longer working for new TeX software.
Inverse search is workable though.

A: It works in my machine (openSUSE) with the following options.
In LyX, Tools > Preferences > Output > General > PDF command under Forward search:
okular --unique "file:$$o#src:$$n $$f"

or
okular --unique "$$o#src:$$n $$f"

Both worked for me. Hope this solves your problem.
And $$f option only works with LyX 2.0.5+.