The Royal Academy of Arts is hardly new. In fact, it's celebrating it's 250th anniversary this year. But to mark the occasion the RA has undergone an enormous transformation and expansion. And the new Royal Academy is opening on Saturday 19 May 2018.
One of the founding principles was to hold an annual exhibition that anyone could enter and anyone could visit. Today, it's called the Summer Exhibition and it has taken place every year since 1769. There are 12,000 entries to the Summer Exhibition each year and the artworks are chosen by Royal Academicians.
The Royal Academy of Arts is considered the world's foremost artist and architect-led institution. There are no more than 80 Royal Academicians at any one time.
Now in its 250th year, the new Royal Academy of Arts intends to become a major cultural destination in central London with more major exhibitions, new, free art galleries and new and classical architecture.
Following its foundation in 1768, the Academy started on Pall Mall, moved to Somerset House then Trafalgar Square before settling at its permanent home at Burlington House on Piccadilly in 1868.
The Grade-II listed seventeenth century building was leased to the Royal Academy by the government on a 999 year lease with an annual rent of £1 which is still paid today.
The RA paid for the Main Galleries to be built in what had been the house's garden, and then things stayed the same for a long time.
In the nineteenth century, Sir James Pennethorne RA designed and built a headquarters for the University of London also on part of the gardens of Burlington House.
6 Burlington Gardens is an exceptional Grade-II listed building that was acquired by the Royal Academy in 2001.
The restored exterior of the building, facing Saville Row, welcomes art lovers to a Victorian architectural gem as this is now the second 'front entrance' of the Royal Academy.
In 2008, David Chipperfield Architects were appointed to the RA250 building project. Over the next ten years, they worked towards a masterplan to unite Burlington House and Burlington Gardens, opening up new spaces to exhibit art and architecture and host lectures, workshops and debates.
At the Press Launch, David Chipperfield explained the connection for a building with two entrances needed to be joined through 'common spaces', not galleries. And through the ground floor so this meant cutting through the RA Schools which is situated in the middle.
One of the most significant outcomes of the redevelopment is the link between Burlington House and Burlington Gardens, uniting the two-acre campus. The new Weston Bridge allows visitors to move directly between the two buildings for the first time and has created a new route from Piccadilly to Mayfair.
This has given the RA 70% more space than the original Burlington House footprint with plenty now available to see for free.
I've mentioned the RA Schools a few times but it was always easy to forget it was here. Even with the name Royal Academy, I hadn't thought of this as a place of learning yet it has always been here.
The RA Schools has trained some of the UK's finest artists, from William Blake, J.M.W. Turner RA and John Constable RA to Sir John Soane and Sir Anthony Caro RA.
Founded a year after the Royal Academy, RA Schools is the UK's longest established school of art and admits a maximum of 17 students each year. It is regarded throughout the world as a centre of excellence. And, incredibly, RA Schools offers the only free three-year full-time postgraduate art course in Europe. Yes, that's right, completely free.
A view of the school as the route to connect the buildings now passes right through RA Schools.
I noticed Burlington House and Burlington Gardens are now being referred to as a campus and visitors now get more insight into the RA Schools as not only does the through route take you past the corridor of art studios but the new Weston Studio, next to the new link bridge, has student work on display.
The first exhibition here is a group exhibition of works by first-year students. I found this 'very contemporary' – think video and sound installations, things on the floor you may well trip over and things you're unsure if they are actually art.
Is cable ties stuck to the wall with blu-tack actually art?
Another new area that is on the route connecting the two buildings, is The Vaults. There's a display here of The Making of an Artist: Learning to Draw – a formidable selection of plaster casts from the early years of the RA Schools such as the Venus de Milo and Farnese Hercules. And works on paper from the RA's teaching collection including a special display 'From the Child to the President' by John Everett Millais PRA, who aged 11 started in the RA Schools where he was known as 'The Child'.
The 250-seat Benjamin West Lecture Theatre is seen by many as the most significant step to equip the RA as a place dedicated to education and learning.
Incredibly, there had been a floor fitted over the lecture theatre, with the British Academy offices on the lower level. Now, it's a stunning space for RA Schools students and the public.
While the top five paid for exhibitions in London in the last 10 years have been at the Royal Academy, there is now a lot to see here for free.
Free tours are starting in July with regular tours of the buildings giving a 30-minute introduction to either Burlington Gardens or Burlington House.
There's also free wifi and a Smartify app to find out more about particular artworks.
As well as the galleries you can see on the route from one building to the next, head up the sweeping staircase at Burlington Gardens to the first floor and turn left to the new Royal Academy Collection Gallery. This new space features masterpieces including Michelangelo's Taddei Tondo and Giampetrino's copy of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, along with paintings by Reynolds, Kauffman, Thornhill, Constable, Gainsborough, and Turner.
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Next to the cafe (The Dorfman Senate Rooms) on the first floor of Burlington Gardens is The Architecture Studio. With a connecting door from the cafe to the studio, visitors can take their drink in and immerse themselves in the architectural projects.
The first display answers a brief about home and technology. A bathroom was being installed on the balcony, and other home appliances (fridge, cooker, etc.) were in the studio. Visitors can sit on the bed as there are no barriers here.
Behind the stairs in the Burlington Gardens Wohl Entrance Hall, just before you reach the Weston Bridge, is The Ronald and Rita McAulay Gallery. This square room is being used for site-specific installations by Royal Academicians.
The first display is going to be artworks in the Summer Exhibition available to see for free here (yes, even without a ticket for the Summer Exhibition you'll be able to see some of it). Then from September 2018 to September 2019, there will be Tips for a Good Life by Bob and Roberta Smith RA on the subject of gender in the history of the RA.
This new suite of three day-lit galleries provides a stage for temporary shows. The inaugural exhibition is Tacita Dean: Landscape on from 19 May to 12 August 2018. This is part of an unprecedented collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery and the National Gallery in London.
Alongside the transformation of the RA's physical space, the first phase of a new online platform https://roy.ac/collection has launched to open up the RA Collection to be more accessible to audiences worldwide.
Comprising paintings, sculptures, artists' letters and books from the RA Collection, so far 10,000 objects have been digitised but with 46,000 items in the RA Collections there is still plenty more to do.
I like London museums and galleries and visit them a lot. But I had taken the Royal Academy off my list as I found it "too snooty".
I also found the Summer Exhibition ridiculous rather than exciting or even enjoyable. I once visited and had to enter by crawling into a pitch black, dark space with no way of knowing how to get out. When I did find the door, it was too heavy for me to open. This was not a good experience, and I didn't want to go back to the RA.
But then I had a friend with a membership who said we should visit with our (then) babies and see an exhibition. I just remember it being quite traumatic getting the buggy around the building and I never felt welcome as a family visitor.
The RA now shouts loudly about how family-friendly it is and, at last, I can see the changes. I saw the size of the Clore Learning Centre (it's big!), and I want to take my 12-year-old daughter to a 'Family Studio' Sunday soon. I also want to show her what can now be seen here for free.
I also want to go back on my own too and have a pot of tea in the Senate Room and stroll into the Architecture Studio and see if I can understand the art concept.
I want to go back to just walk through the buildings to feel that delight in knowing it's public access with stimulating artworks along the way.
At the preview event, I spoke to so many enthusiastic staff members who wanted to share their delight in the new Royal Academy. And that enthusiasm is what will take them into a new era. At last, I feel welcome at the RA and am already planning my return visit.
The galleries are open daily 10 am to 6 pm, and until 10 pm on Fridays.
Thank you for the great article. I've been looking forward to the completion of the project. I previously found the Royal Academy a bit "unwiedly" and confusing, so I am interested to see the new connected campus. When I was there in March the new ladies' toilets were open. Judging only from those, everything will be very nice!


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Inaugural Breandán Ó Buachalla Memorial Lecture: "Gaeilge anois labharfar: Travails of the Irish Language"
Time: Thu Mar 27, 2014, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Cormac Ó Gráda is Emeritus Professor of Economics at University College Dublin. His major books include Ireland: A New Economic History 1780-1939 (1994), Jewish Ireland in the Age of Joyce (2006) and Famine: A Short History (2009). Co-editor of the European Review of Economic History, Professor Ó Gráda is a member of the Irish Economic and Social History Society as well as the Royal Irish Academy, where he received the Academy's Gold Medal in 2010.
Breandan Ó Buachalla (1936-2010) was the first Thomas J. and Kathleen M. O'Donnell Chair of Irish Language and Literature and a premier scholar of Irish culture, literature and linguistics. Instrumental to the success of Notre Dame's Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies and its Irish Language and Literature department, this memorial lecture series honors a revered colleague and friend.

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They are described as follows: "Seeds boat-shaped, somewhat acute at one end, from two to three millimetres long and from one to one and a half millimetres wide; pale greyish-brown, with a darker elongated spot on the convex side; on the concave side the hilum covered with the remains of a thin white membrane. In water the testa swells, producing a viscous mucilage. No odor or taste." Br.
The seeds of the Plantago amplexicaulis Cav. are also sold in the Indian bazaars as Ispaghula. They resemble the official seeds, but are of a darker color.
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With intentions of getting this posted on time, I am once again late.
I thoroughly enjoyed my Spring Break and I have so much I want to share. My problem is that the words will not come. They are there, in my head, but are not translating to sentences.
I am internally dealing with many hard decisions currently, and my blog is taking a seat on the back burner which is upsetting to me.
So for now, I will just share some pictures of the amazingness of Savannah, GA... and when the words come, be prepared because they will be strong.
And something I am looking forward to sharing with you soon is a teen retreat I helped at this past weekend. Below is a banner from our Sole Hope party, which turned out exceptionally well.
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The Princess in the Vase è un cortometraggio muto del 1908 diretto da Wallace McCutcheon. Il protagonista è interpretato da David Wark Griffith.

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Prodotto dalla American Mutoscope & Biograph, il film fu girato il 10 e il 14 febbraio 1908.

Distribuzione
Il film uscì nelle sale cinematografiche USA il 27 febbraio 1908, distribuito dall'American Mutoscope & Biograph. Copia del film è conservata negli archivi della Library of Congress (un positivo a 35 mm).

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Filmografia di David Wark Griffith

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"I have divided the women who have come to me into three categories: the Cinderella, the Venus, and the Aristocrat. The Cinderella takes a shoe smaller that Size Six, the Venus takes Size Six, the Aristocrat a seven or larger" (Shoemaker of Dreams. The autobiography of Salvatore Ferragamo, London 1957). Fifty years have passed since Marilyn Monroe died and the world lost one its most unforgettable icons.The exhibition, curated by Stefania Ricci and Sergio Risaliti, Start from June 20th to January 28th 2013 at the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum in Florence.The curators have sought to interpret the genesis of certain famous photographs of Marilyn mith, female spiritualized icon, pop icon, in classic poses, with art works representing the memory of similar poses and expressions.


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Pandemic to Prompt Rise in UK Hotel Insolvencies According to Webinar Experts
Home/Pandemic to Prompt Rise in UK Hotel Insolvencies According to Webinar Experts
By Isabel Crowther|2020-12-08T16:38:47-05:00November 25th, 2020|
HVS | November 25, 2020
London, 25 November 2020: Hotel insolvencies caused by the pandemic are likely to increase through 2021 according to experts speaking at a global webinar held yesterday [24th November] organised by HVS, AlixPartners, Bird & Bird and EP Magazine.
Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic there have been relatively few insolvency situations in the UK's hotel sector. However, most of the speakers expected this to increase next year, while a poll of the 400+ executive delegates revealed that 77% expected levels of insolvencies to start rising in Q2-Q3 2021.
Graeme Smith, managing director of AlixPartners was more upbeat as lower leverage levels had given the sector greater ability to absorb the shock of the pandemic. He believed recovery in hotels would be rapid once the vaccine rolled out. "There has also been significant Government support and protection for the benefit of borrowers, so currently this is a liquidity crisis rather than a solvency crisis," he said.
A panel of experts chaired by HVS chairman Russell Kett and made up of hotel investors, operators, lenders and other experts agreed that the importance of transparency between stakeholders – shareholders, lenders, management and landlords – was of paramount importance, creating a supportive environment for hotel businesses to ensure their survival.
Factors likely to trigger insolvency were identified as high levels of debt, a high loan to value ratio, high levels of rent payments, volatility of values, liquidity and the cost of getting businesses back on their feet.
"Liquidity is the biggest challenge and the relationship between sponsor and bank – there has to be a limit as to how much cash banks can put into these deals," commented Andrew Robb, chief business development officer with hospitality management company RBH.
Likewise, the importance of landlords and tenants working as a team was cited by several panellists along with transparency with lenders. "Lenders need to have the full information to buy into the future," said Louise Gillon, head of hotel finance with Bank Leumi UK.
Kett pointed to a new, much more commonsense approach prevailing when it comes to loan-to-value, as high leverage made the relationship between lender and operator more volatile. However, lenders were now working more closely with owners and operators to find a way of emerging from the pandemic intact.
Kett then questionned how Brexit would impact the sector and perhaps push some hotels further towards insolvency. While some panellists argued that the UK's exit from the EU together with Covid intensified the need for more Government support, others believed the impact of Brexit had been diluted by the pandemic.
"Brexit won't make that much impact," said Bird & Bird partner James Salford. "People will still travel and we are seeing a lot of investment. Hotels still look like a very attractive asset class, much more so than other sectors."
Andrew Robb agreed: "Brexit was a concern but there has been a number of job losses in the sector due to Covid so the talent pool has gone up making it less of an issue – there are now plenty of excellent people available who have lost their jobs," he said.
"A further devaluation of the currency could be a good thing for hotels, the challenge of Brexit has been minimised by Covid," agreed Bank Leumi UK's Louise Gillon.
When it comes to whether the hotel sector and brands will fundamentally change as a result of the pandemic, the panellists generally agreed that while the staycation had clearly come back into vogue, it was too early to tell whether this was a lasting change.
Sharon Quinlan, head of corporate real estate with HSBC said that her portfolio of hotel assets were mostly in London and city centres although it has been coastal resorts and holiday locations that had recovered more quickly. "It's too early to say if this is a longer-term structural change. City centres also rely on tourism but I do think that this will come back," she said. "However, there is now a much greater recognition that the planet has a limited life and overseas travel is part of that."
The webinar concluded with the experts urging operators facing a possible insolvency to talk to their lenders, offer full transparency, explore all options, prepare early, think about both short-term and long-term financing needs and acquire the necessary management skills to enable change if you need to.
About HVS
HVS, the world's leading consulting and services organisation focused on the hotel, mixed-use, shared ownership, gaming, and leisure industries, was established in 1980. The company performs 4,500+ assignments each year for hotel and real estate owners, operators, investors, banks and developers worldwide. HVS principals are regarded as the leading experts in their respective regions of the globe. Through a network of some 50+ offices and more than 300 professionals, HVS provides an unparalleled range of complementary services for the hospitality industry. HVS.com
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I bang on about the plight of the people of the Chagos Islands a lot, and sometimes even I might use statistics too much, so let me tell you about Jeanette. Jeanette's mother, Monique, was born on the Chagos Islands and was therefore a British subject. But her time living there was destined to be short. In the late 1960s, she, like the rest of the population, was forced to leave.
Her removal came when the UK leased the islands to the US military, so it could build a base on the largest island, Diego Garcia. Chagossian deportees were dumped on the docks of Mauritius and Seychelles. Compensation was promised but those exiled to Seychelles, such as Jeanette's mother, never received a penny. Even for those in Mauritius, meagre compensation arrived almost a decade late.
The costs exceed £10,000 over a five-year period, too much for Jeanette who, despite working two jobs, struggles to pay bills most months. Missed payments or simple slip-ups can lead to expensive legal battles – and ultimately to deportation.
With no family members left in the country, her daughters warned her: "Mummy, if we go back to the Seychelles, just forget about us. We will kill ourselves." The forced exile was shameful in the first place. Today's governments should be doing whatever they can to make amends for their predecessors' crimes. Instead they perpetuate them.
Jeanette's story is far from unique. Hundreds of Chagossian families suffer like this daily. Vast sums of money from an already impoverished community are drained in visa costs, appeals and legal fees. Jeanette lives in Crawley, which today houses the largest Chagossian population in the UK. The local MP, Henry Smith, is alive to the issue and is proposing reforms that would help to ease the burden for many families.
On Tuesday, Smith will present a bill to parliament that would allow anyone of Chagossian descent to acquire British overseas territories citizenship – the status all Chagossians would have had they not been exiled. As well as being symbolically significant, the bill would cut the cost of acquiring British citizenship for Chagossians to roughly a fifth of what it is now.
Thankfully the police intervened and Jeanette now sees a future for her family in the UK. But it is in jeopardy. Smith's bill comes a year after the government denied the right of return. In its statement, the government instead announced a £40m support package to help Chagossians "where they now live". It urged: "We must now look forward, not back." It is very difficult to look forward when your past continues to restrain you. I take the view that most Chagossians take: if the government is serious about its intentions, the single best thing it could do is support Smith's bill – and waive all the fees.
Jeanette, like most Chagossians, has fought tirelessly to build a life in this country. How cruel if the consequences of the event which blighted her mother's life, denies her daughters the chance to build their own lives here.
• Poet Benjamin Zephaniah is a patron of the UK Chagos Support Association, which has launched a "fighting fund" to help cover the costs Chagossians face when trying to acquire British citizenship.


We won't blame you if you feel like you were standing outside a café in small town in Europe, and not on the bustling streets of Mumbai. Aqua-framed windows with lace sheers offer a glimpse into the quaint café inside. White painted brick walls (read our story on How to create and care for exposed brick walls here) with an assortment of eclectic frames, comfy sofas, and shelves with planters give it a very homely feel.
We love the tables with an intricate patterned tabletop that gives the illusion of tiles, and the mix 'n' match of chairs. We won't ever have to worry about fitting in extra guests with matching seating options. We also love how the birdcage has been given a new life as a hanging lamp. Different prints for different sofas, a combination of dining chairs and a range of hanging lamps could mean pattern-hell. But given the white backdrop, what we get instead is an eclectic décor setting, where every piece finds its sweet spot.


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noun A visitor; a guest.
noun A supernatural being; a ghost or specter.
noun A migratory bird that stops in a particular place for a limited period of time.
Acting the part of a visitor; paying visits; visiting.
noun One who visits; one who goes or comes to see another; one who is a guest in the house of a friend; a visitor.
noun In ornithology, a migratory bird which comes to and stays in a place or region during a part of the year: opposed to resident: as, the snowy owl is a winter visitant from the north in the United States. Rare or irregular visitants are termed stragglers. See straggler, 2.
noun [capitalized] A member of a Roman Catholic order of nuns, founded at Annecy in Savoy by Francis de Sales and Mme. de Chantal in 1610.
noun One who visits; a guest; a visitor.
noun A visitor or guest.
noun A spectre or ghost.
noun A migratory bird that makes a temporary stop somewhere.
Latin visitāns, visitant-, present participle of visitāre, to go to see; see visit.
Possessed of more than a cursory knowledge of astronomy, he took a sick man's pleasure in speculating as to the dwellers on the unseen worlds of those incredibly remote suns, to haunt whose houses of light life came forth, a shy visitant from the rayless crypts of matter.
What visitant from the gloom of the deep was I to behold?
For two hours after our arrival, Mr.C. displayed a good deal of his brilliant conversation, when he was listened to with surprise and delight by the whole circle; but at this time, unluckily, Lady " was announced, when Mrs. Hannah, from politeness, devoted herself to her titled visitant, while the little folks retired to a snug window with one or two of the Misses More, and there had their own agreeable converse.
It struck me as an odd thing, that even then, considering how prone to superstition persons in his rank of life usually are, he did not seem to suspect any thing supernatural in the occurrence; and, on the contrary, was thoroughly persuaded that his visitant was a living person, who had got into the house by some hidden entrance.
She might seem, indeed, like himself, rather a "visitant" than an inhabitant of this planet, and their courtship not unlike one of his own stories of half immaterial lovers who go hand in hand, with sentiments for sentences and great heedlessness of mortal matters, to an idyllic union of hearts.
Adapted from the entry for 'visitant' in the 1828 Noah Webster's Dictionary of the English Language.
Possessed of more than a cursory knowledge of astronomy, he took a sick man's pleasure in speculating as to the dwellers on the unseen worlds of those incredibly remote suns, to haunt whose houses of light, life came forth, a shy visitant, from the rayless crypts of matter.
It was the face of the spirit visitant, chaste with wisdom, lighted by a splendour of power and calm.


In the United States alone, over $100 billion are invested annually in biomedical and health-related research. Most of the investment produces scientific publications that sit on shelves, gathering dust and leading to little practical application. A review estimates that it takes 17 years to turn 14% of original research to the benefit of patient care. Apparently, dissemination and implementation of scientific evidence does not just happen if we wait for it. New information and systematic understanding of how discovery is turned into application are needed in order to bring society the full return on our collective investment in research. This presentation provides an overview of an emerging field, dissemination and implementation (D&I) research, which is aimed to increase the efficiency of the research enterprise and to apply research findings to improve outcomes in the broad community. The presentation will cover the origin and history of D&I research, explain what D&I research is, provide examples that illustrate the challenge of D&I, and discuss key questions and main methodological issues in D&I research.


Uluru is one of the major symbols of the Australian outback.
The Australian Tourist Commission (ATC) will be showcasing the charms of Down Under at the ATM in association with tourism representatives.
The Australian presence at the Dubai event is part of the country's annual effort to update the local marketplace on all the latest of specific interest to the Middle East traveller.
"This is an increasingly important international event for Australia, where we have the opportunity to reach out to the public and the industry and show them what Australia's got to offer, introducing everyone to the latest venues, hotels, charms and attractions," said Rodney Harrex, the ATC's manager for market development in the Middle East.
"The Middle East is an increasingly important market for 'Australia the destination' and we are keen to let everyone see we care and show off some of our famous Aussie hospitality here in Dubai."
The ATC has indicated that preliminary visitor arrival figures for the year 2001 from the Gulf were significantly higher than those the previous year, helping Australia achieve solid tourism arrivals from the Middle East region just a year after the Olympics drew record numbers from all over the world to the continent's shores.
The country is geared to welcome even higher numbers in 2002 and many popular sites for Arab visitors in favoured destinations like the Gold Coast, Sydney and Melbourne are reaching out, building mosques and other similar conveniences to welcome them.
"Given the uncertainty of the travel situation over the last few months of 2001, we are happy that Australia has rebounded so quickly," said Harrex.
"Of course, the bulk of the travel to Australia from the Middle East is undertaken in June, July and August but we are optimistic that the lure of Australia for the Middle Eastern visitor in terms of family entertainment, value for money, safety and extraordinary wildlife on offer, will remain high in 2002."
Exhibiting at the Australia booth this year are representatives from the most popular destinations for the Arab market, including Tourism Victoria, Tourism New South Wales, Tourism Queensland, the Western Australian Tourism Commission, Qantas Airways, Dreamworld theme park, Phillip Island Nature Park, Scenic World Blue Mountains, Accor Hotels, Australis Sovereign Hotel, Burswood International Resort Casino, Conrad Jupiters, Daikyo Hotels and Resorts and Cruises, Harbour Town Shopping Centre, Lawland Tourism and Lizid Travel.


. . . and they paint a logical picture, it has to be the truth!
Have you ever wondered why it is that so many things remain unexplained or don't make sense? For example, if God exists, where did he come from? What are ghosts? Why can't we figure out what UFO's are? How do you explain Dark Energy?
From our ancient beginnings through to modern day, we've carried a lot of beliefs. Are those beliefs wrong? Many would argue that our advanced scientific understanding puts a lot of our previous learning, beliefs, philosophy, and history into question. But does it have to?
The jig-saw. If the pieces fit perfectly then . . .
Imagine an extremely large and complex jigsaw puzzle. As you find pieces that belong together, you form impressions of what they might be and you position them on a very large table accordingly. However, what you logically assume to be twinkling stars in the sky don't make sense; they don't fit with the other assumptions you've made with other pieces. If you can't let go of your beliefs, you may never solve this puzzle.
By chance, someone comes along who has just returned from the international space station. They tell you "that looks exactly like the dark side of Earth as if viewed from space". You realize your assumption of the lights being stars high in the sky has "blinkered" your ability to see how the pieces could have been put together differently. Now the pieces that have been clumped together start to make sense; they form a logical picture. It was always the only complete picture that could be formed.
With the release of Roswell's Final Witness, I'm about to show you how to rearrange and reassign the pieces of the jigsaw in a very unexpected way; a viewpoint you've now gained from a perspective of knowledge about alien intervention. The pieces will all fit perfectly. The picture they paint is clear and logical. If it is the only way the pieces all fit perfectly, it must be the truth.
Roswell's Final Witness, the first powerful novel in the Caesar Rising series, is due for release in 2018- Michael Muxworthy, author.


As the holidays quickly approach, many people look for events to get into the giving spirit. Here are the top 9 holiday events in Denver this year.
Enjoy the musical sounds of the season performed by the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, which also features the Colorado Symphony Chorus. The performance also includes The Rocky Mountain Ringers, a handbell chorus that has been together since 1996. Whether young or old, this performance encompasses enjoyment for everyone.
Whether you're a person who loves Christmas lights or likes being outdoors, the Botanic Gardens "Blossoms of Light" is perfect for you. Located at the Denver Botanic Gardens on York Street, the light show is a must see this holiday season. When visiting, be sure you don't miss the interactive light display in a large field of sound-reactive, animated LED lights. Besides light viewing, the Botanic Gardens offers holiday treats, warm drinks and HoloSpex glasses for purchase.
Looking for some last minute holiday shopping or gifts that you can't find anywhere else? If you answered yes to this question, be sure to visit the Denver Christkindl Market. Located at Skyline Park in Denver, the Denver Christkindl Market offers the unique experience of shopping outside in the heart of Downtown Denver. In addition to shopping, the market offers performances of traditional German music as well as Christmas and holiday music that can be enjoyed while you shop.
When: Sun. Dec, 17 @ 1 P.M.
Rather than listening to Christmas and holiday music on the radio, enjoy live music in Denver at a TubaChristmas. With free admission, the entire family can enjoy Christmas music in the heart of Denver.
Based on the highly acclaimed book "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, "A Christmas Carol" offers some of the best holiday entertainment of the season. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge on a journey through Christmas past, present and future while enjoying the spirit of Christmas and what it means to give back. The musical is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit, and a reminder that Christmas is about the gift of giving.
Aside from being an annual show in Denver, the Colorado Ballet's production of "The Nutcracker" is a holiday favorite. Filled with exciting music by Pyotr Llyich Tchaikovsky, follow Clara and her nutcracker on a journey through several enchanted lands.
Similar to the Denver Zoo Lights and the Botanical Garden's "Blossoms of Light", A Hudson Christmas is a must see light display this holiday season. Featuring a visit from Santa, interactive lights, and holiday refreshments, A Hudson Christmas is an event that provides fun for the entire family.
Based on the hit 2003 movie "Elf", "Elf: The Musical" tells the beloved story of Buddy the Elf as he makes his journey through Manhattan in order to find his dad. The musical features exciting music, humor and enjoyment for the entire family. This is an event you wouldn't want to miss.
After becoming an annual holiday tradition for many families in Denver, the Denver Zoo Lights is a must see this holiday season. Even though the zoo's target audience is children, the Denver Zoo Lights offers entertainment for the entire family. The exhibit features thousands of lights, including animated animals.


The one thing tourists are constantly reminded of if they drive their own cars into nature reserves in South Africa is "whatever happens stay in your car".
There are a lot of animals in the African bush that can kill you, but as long as you're behind metal doors and solid windows, you'll be safe… right?
Well, that's what this family thought, until a lioness approached their car… and opened the door with her teeth!


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Cannon to fire off a pair of one-act plays
By Nancye Tuttle |
PUBLISHED: June 5, 2020 at 7:46 a.m. | UPDATED: June 5, 2020 at 7:46 a.m.
Cannon Theatre of Littleton canceled this year's 10 Minute Play Festival. But it's still planning to present an evening of one-act plays in an online setting.
"We're excited to announce our first foray into an online night of plays!" reads the emailed invitation, sent out last week. It takes place Saturday, June 20, starting at 7:30 p.m., and is free, although donations to help support the theater are welcomed.
The first play, "Why Cupid Came to Earl's Court," by Cosmo Hamilton, is a short, one-act romantic comedy that takes place over the course of one evening in the Robertsons' family sitting room on Earl's Court Road. As the Robertson family eagerly awaits the news of their son Henry's recent doctoral exam, daughter Phyllis and her friends play cards. The action picks up dramatically when young Albert slips Phyllis a note asking her to leave the room and guard the door so that he can propose to her friend, Beryl. At the same time, Henry returns home, and the evening spirals into a series of different proposals, culminating with a surprise visit from Cupid himself.
The second play, "He Said and She Said," by Alice Gerstenberg, involves a woman named Enid who invites her friends, Mrs. Packard and Diana, to dinner with her and her husband, Felix. When they arrive, Mrs. Packard has a piece of gossip for Enid about Diana that threatens to ruin the night and end the friendships. Lots of clever wordplay and misrepresentation emboldens this fun play about gossip — and no one comes away unscathed.
The Zoom and YouTube video is being arranged and provided by On The Stage. To register to participate, go to https://www.onthestage.com/show/the-cannon-theatre/why-cupid-came-to-earls-court-he-said-and-she-said-10320.
Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza in Littleton is staging a fundraiser for Cannon Theatre today, Thursday, June 4, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The restaurant is donating 20% of meals purchased during that time to the theater. Call 954-618-2011 and mention you are with Cannon Theatre before placing your order, or visit the restaurant's online order website and in the section for order notes or special instructions, include "I am with the GroupRaise Meal for the Cannon Theatre."
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Be like Pollyanna
Chelmsford Center for the Arts is encouraging everyone to 'be like Pollyanna' and celebrate Glad Day on June 12.
Chelmsford Center for the Arts has begun hosting concerts on its Facebook page and will soon be producing more events for its CCA Home Audience Series on YouTube. Plans are also in the works to present plays in a new format. The CCA is also encouraging its patrons to participate in the Glad Game and spread gladness on June 13, Glad Day. The day is inspired by Pollyanna, a cheerful little girl created and starring in a series of books created in the 1900s by Eleanor Hodgman Porter of Littleton, N.H. Pollyanna found gladness every day despite adversity. "Our friends at Pollyanna of Littleton normally celebrate Glad Day on the second Saturday of June, but this year that celebration has been canceled. So we thought we'd create a virtual celebration," writes CCA's executive director Susan Julian Gates. All are encouraged to send a postcard or letter to friends, family and Pollyanna, too, saying what makes you glad. Send letters and drawings to Pollyanna, GoLittleton Glad Shop, 91 Main St., Littleton, NH 03561.
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Weylin Symes, producing artistic director of Greater Boston Stage Company
Weylin Symes, producing artistic director of Stoneham-based Greater Boston Stage Company, recently announced a postponement of the start of its 2020-2021 main-stage theatrical season until February 2021. "We simply do not have confidence that public-safety concerns will allow to bring together the cast and crews, or audiences of the size necessary to make producing financially feasible, for the foreseeable future," he said. However, the theater will provide occasional virtual entertainment in the interim. The first is a Zoom reading of "The Highwayman," by Amanda Zeitler, on Friday, June 12, at 7:30 p.m. The world- premiere play was slated for the upcoming season and reimagines the classic Alfred Noyes poem for "The Hunger Games" era, with a 16-year-old playing the role of the Highwayman. Visit https://www.greaterbostonstage.org/highwayman.html to log to to the live performance. Please log in 15 minutes before the 90-minute show starts.
Nancye Tuttle's email address is nancyedt@verizon.net.
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These birds can live up to 20 years and, like thoroughbred racehorses, are fed the finest grain and treated with tender loving care.
On certain days, Mike will drive more than 450 miles to Northern California to release his flock along with other groups of pigeons.
After traveling northward in a specially designed trailer, these athletic and highly trained birds are raring to get into the air and fly back home to the Central Coast.
Upon release, the pigeons go straight up in the sky, like a rocket out of Vandenberg Air Force Base and circle overhead for a few moments to get their bearings and judge the winds.
"The sky can turn nearly black with so many pigeons in the air at once," Mike said.
These pigeons rely on the sun, landmarks, Earth's magnetic field and even smell to navigate their way home.
Most impressively, they use their own instinctive ability to find the location of tail winds in mere seconds, unlike meteorologists with the most sophisticated weather analysis tools, who may take hours. The airspeed of a racing pigeon is roughly 45 mph. With tailwinds, their actual ground speed can reach nearly 100 mph for brief periods.
During the spring and summer, the winds through the Salinas Valley are often out of the northwest at the surface, heading toward the southeast below the temperature inversion layer. These winds are often strong and persistent, perfect conditions for pigeons.
Eric Wessel of Atascadero has seen his pigeons flying along Highway 101 near the ground, brilliantly avoiding obstacles with a twitch of their tail or a beat of their wing.
If a cold front is coming down coastline, the winds near the surface are often out of the southeast and blowing toward the northwest, producing strong head winds for the birds, while the winds higher up in the atmosphere can actually be blowing in the opposite direction.
Somehow, these birds know this, and they can be seen as tiny specks streaking across the sky as they take advantage of the tail winds.
Most researchers agree that these birds probably have an internal compass they use to navigate by following the Earth's magnetic field. Scientists have discovered clusters of nerve endings wrapped around magnetic iron oxide on each side of the pigeon's upper beak, which may act as a compass.
Racing pigeons are affected not only by the weather at the surface of the Earth, but also by space weather. On cloudy days, solar storms can disrupt a pigeon's natural compass, causing it to lose its way.
After about eight to 10 hours of flying southward from Northern California, these birds arrive at home and are carefully logged in to determine who won the race.
This week's forecast
Friday night's cold front passed Diablo Canyon at 8 p.m. with moderate to heavy rain and than accelerated eastward and moved out of the area on Saturday.
Mostly clear and sunny weather will develop later this morning after the dense ground fog burns away.
Temperatures will range between the high 60s to the low 70s throughout San Luis Obispo County. Temperatures will lower to the low 50s for the trick-or- treaters tonight.
A fair and mild week is expected across the Central Coast this week, with temperatures climbing to much above normal readings Tuesday and Wednesday.
This warm weather is the result of a strong high pressure ridge that will migrate across the state through midweek, then move to our east later in the week.
Temperatures will climb to the 70s and 80s by Wednesday, with gradual cooling later in the week.
Surf and sea report
This morning's 3- to 5-foot westerly (275-degree deep-water) swell (with an 8- to 12-second period) will increase and shift out of the northwest (290-degree deep-water) to 4 to 6 feet Monday.
The Scripps Institute of Oceanography "Ocean Station Papa" waverider buoy smack in the middle of the Gulf of Alaska should reach a wave height of nearly 50 feet this Sunday morning as a very strong 936 millibar (27.64 Hg/in) storm with hurricane force winds moves past this location.
Northwesterly swell from this intense storm should peak at the NOAA SE PAPA marine buoy (600NM West of Eureka) early Monday morning at 30 feet (with an 18 second period).
As this swell moves towards the Central Coast it should peak at the California NOAA marine (357NM west of San Francisco) at 25 feet with a 19 second period) early Tuesday morning.
The same northwesterly (290-degree deep-water) swell will arrive along our coastline Tuesday afternoon at 5 to 7 feet (with a 20- to 22-second period) building to 10 to 12 feet (with a 19- to 21-second period) by Tuesday afternoon.
This swell will peak Tuesday night into Wednesday morning at 12- to 14-feet (with an 18- to 20-second period).
This northwesterly swell will remain at this height but with a gradually shorter period through Wednesday afternoon, decreasing in height and period on Wednesday night through Thursday.
Another high-energy swell could arrive along our coastline on Nov. 10.
Conservation tip
To learn more about energy sources that are free of fossil fuels, log on to the NEXT100.com website.
It's supported by Pacific Gas and Electric Co., and provides an in-depth look at the intersection of clean energy and the environment.
John Lindsey is a media relations representative for PG&E. He is also a local weather expert and has lived along the Central Coast for more than 23 years. To subscribe to his daily weather forecast or ask him a question, e-mail pgeweather@pge.com.
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3 Factors That Predict Whether Or Not You'll Get Married
And shockingly, they have nothing to do with your relationship status.
By Alison Goldman
What makes someone marriage material? How he looks? How she acts? In a new study published in the journal Social Science Research, researchers considered how likely someone is to get married by examining three traits: physical attractiveness, personality attractiveness, and personal grooming. It turns out, your overall score based on these three factors could be linked to whether or not you'll walk down the aisle.
To determine this "marriageability factor," the researchers looked at data on more than 9,000 people from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health. For that study, interviewers rated participants on these three traits using a scale of one to five. No real surprise here: The higher the collective score, the more likely the person was to get hitched (though it had no influence on cohabitation).
MORE: The Weird Sign You're Perfect for Each Other
So what does that tell us? People likely eye the whole package when they consider whether or not someone is worthy of a wedding ring (which might explain why that super hot guy with no personality and no sense of personal hygiene is still single). "[The] results also suggest they may be able to compensate for a deficiency in one desirable trait by enhancing the presence of another," write the study authors.
MORE: Chelsea Handler Says She's Not the Marrying Kind—Are You?
The gist: If you're lacking in one area, you can probably make up for it in another (say, with some awesome showering and hair-brushing habits). Of course, we're willing to bet there are other factors that make you more likely to tie the knot—like, you know, a desire to settle down with a serious partner in the first place.
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ICAI 2023: 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence
National University of Science and Technology
Islamabad, Pakistan, February 22, 2023
Conference website https://ncai.pk/icai2023/
Submission link https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icai2023
Submission deadline December 25, 2022
Topics: computer vision big data
C A L L F O R P A P E R S
ICAI 2023
3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence
22-23 February, 2023
National Centre of Artificial Intelligence (NCAI)
The International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ICAI'2023), to be held on 22nd ,23rd February 2023 by National Center of Artificial Intelligence (NCAI) at the premises of National University of Sciences and Technologies in Islamabad. This will be a 2-day conference bringing together an international community of practitioners and researchers to meet and share cuttingedge developments in the field. The conference will cover innovation and scientific research in the area of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Leaning, Data Fusion, Data Mining and Information Retrieval, Decision Support Systems, Artificial Neural Networks, Deep Learning and Big Data Analytics, Deep Learning and Cybersecurity, Robotics, Autonomous Systems, Assistive Robotics, Intelligent Systems, biologically inspired neural networks, Data Sciences and 4.0 etc. with a focus on the emerging needs of humankind in the rapidly developing science and technology frontier.
ICAI 2023 is technically co-sponsored by IEEE. Accepted papers that meet the scope and quality requirements of IEEE Xplore will be submitted there for inclusion. Moreover, accepted papers will also be submitted to SCOPUS for indexing.
Contributed Papers
Prospective authors will be required to submit PDF versions of their papers, spanning at most six pages in the standard IEEE format, including figures. A maximum of two additional pages may be permitted on payment of additional charges. Papers will be presented in an interactive oral session. Formore details, please visit the conference website.
The papers can be submitted in the following areas and the topics closely related to these areas, only:
Artificial Intelligence Applications
Assistive Robotics
Cybersecurity and AI
Data Fusion
Data Mining and Information Retrieval
Artificial Neural Networks
Deep Learning and Big Data Analytics
Deep Learning and Cybersecurity
Deep Learning and Forensics
Deep Learning and Real Time Systems
Deep Learning and Social Networks
Biologically inspired Neural Network
Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
AI Chip and Neurocomputation
Intelligent Robotics
AI Ethics and Regulations
The conference will be held in National University of Science and Technolgy (NUST) H-12, Islamabad
ncai.icai2023@gmail.com
rmeo@ncai.nust.edu.pk
hamza.ie@ncai.nust.edu.pk


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'Gang of 8' senators defeat 'trigger' amendment
Neil Munro White House Correspondent
May 09, 2013 1:33 PM ET
A bloc of 12 pro-immigration senators blocked a GOP amendment to freeze the proposed legalization of 11 million illegals until the border is secured, highlighting a fundamental political divide on the first day of voting on the far-reaching Senate immigration bill.
"The bill is … legalization first and enforcement later, and just opposite what the people think they're getting, and opposite to what many members of Congress think is in the bill before us," said Sen. Chuck Grassley, the leading Republican on the Senate's Judiciary Committee.
The defeat, however, gives critics an obvious argument during national debates over the immigration bill. Numerous polls show strong public demand for a secure border with Mexico.
Democrats defeated, by 12 votes to 6, an amendment that would have frozen the conditional legalization process until the White House actually completes construction of a two-layer fence all along the border. Public support for a fence is also high.
The majority bloc, led by chairman Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy and Sen. Chuck Schumer, the author of the pending bill, insisted that Grassley amendment would not increase security, but would stop the legalization.
The amendment "would basically delay probably forever legalization and bringing people out of the shadows," Schumer claimed.
The amendment "would be less effective in making our borders … safer and more secure than what we do in the bill," he insisted.
Republican Sens. Jeff Flake and Lindsey Graham — both of whom worked with Schumer to draft the bill — voted with the 10 Democrats.
Six GOP senators voted for Grassley's measure. They included Grassley, and John Cornyn, Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, Jeff Sessions and Orrin Hatch.
Advocates for the bill decried Grassley's amendment. Phillip Wolgin, an analyst at the Center for American Progress, called it a "poison pill."
Democrats insisted the bill already has a "trigger" to enforce border security.
"We can't move forward until we have a comprehensive plan" about improving security, said Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin, another co-author of the plan. Illegal immigrants can't get a formal green card until the plan is submitted, he said.
Since January, advocates for the bill have said the measure will secure the border, and have repeatedly cited polls that show public support for legalization that is tied to measures that curb border crossing and the hiring of illegal immigrants.
"Grassley claims polling shows people want border secured first," said a tweet from Americas' Voice, a pro-immigration group. "THEY DON'T. Want legalization @ same time."
However, several polls also show a majority of the public is opposed to legalization if the border isn't secured.
A May 7 poll released by Rasmussen reported that 66 percent of respondents said legalization should be provided only after the border is secured. Just 30 percent of Americans trust the government to enforce the border after the illegal immigrants receive legal status, according to Rasmussen.
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, the leading GOP member of the eight-senator group that drafted the 867-page bill, has repeatedly said the bill includes a "trigger" that prevents the award of formal residency to former illegals until the Homeland Security chief says the border is secure.
But Grassley and Sessions were adamant.
"The triggers are meaningless, and millions of people will be legalized in the first few month after we pass this," said Grassley.
Border security "is a huge, huge part of what this discussion is all about," said Sessions.
The advocates' promise to secure the border after legalization, he said, is a "shell game."
The 867-page bill is expected to provide legal status to many of the at least 11 million illegal immigrants, bring in another 20 million people over the next decade, accelerate the future inflow of immigrants' relatives, increase the supply of agricultural laborers and boost the annual inflow of blue-collar and professional guest workers above 1 million.
The total cost to taxpayers is unclear. The legalization of low-skill workers is expected to spur benefit spending by $6.3 trillion over 50 years, but advocates say the bill's various costs will be offset by economic gains.
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Ralph Ullum, a Pennsylvania resident, has been implicated in a dog show drugging.
Facing up to a year in jail, it has been alleged that, in order to give his girlfriend's dog a leg up in a Wheaton, Illinois dog show, Ullum drugged a rival dog with Benadryl and Protonix.
Indeed, the seedy underbelly of the dog show world has been revealed.
Tagging along with his girlfriend and her Siberian husky named Diana, Ralph Ullum was spotted by the kennel of rival husky, Pixie, petting and feeding the dog. While he claims he only had a doughnut, Pixie's owner found a crushed pink pill nearby.
Suspicious that a dog show drugging had occurred, Pixie's owner called the vet, who induced vomiting, reports the Daily Herald.
Pixie coughed up an undisturbed tablet of Protonix. The police were then called.
Though Benadryl (the pink pill) and Protonix are often given to animals, in large doses they can make a dog lethargic or sleepy, reports the Chicago Tribune. They can also cause death.
Because of this, Ralph Ullum is now being charged with cruelty to animals and attempted criminal damage to property.
While the cruelty to animals charge makes sense, some of you may be wondering how a dog show drugging can result in property damage charges.
Even though most pet owners would never consider their animal property, under the law, that is exactly what they are. Aside from animal cruelty, the only way to a person to be held liable for injuring an animal is to be held responsible for damaging property.


Earlier this week, social media giant Facebook drew flak for allowing Cambridge Analytica, a data-driven digital marketing firm, to illegally obtain personal information from over 50 million American users. The extracted data was reportedly used to influence the outcome of 2016 U.S elections.
Although the data theft apocalypse came to light only a few days ago, it was predicted way back in 2007 when social scientists and data experts started looking at cellphone data to study online interactions. David Lazer, a data-oriented political scientist at Harvard at the time, told Wired that the team had accidentally invented a particle accelerator to understand human behavior better. "It became apparent to me that everything was changing in terms of understanding human behavior," he said.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologized for the incident and announced a series of measures that the platform will take to protect people's privacy and data.
Chalking out the timeline of events, Zuckerberg revealed that Aleksandr Kogan, a researcher at Cambridge University, created a personality quiz app in 2013. This app was installed by around 300,000 users who shared their data as well as some of their friends' data. "Given the way our platform worked at the time, this meant Kogan was able to access tens of millions of their friends' data," Zuckerberg said.
In 2014, Facebook announced a massive change to the platform that imposed certain access restrictions. In 2015, when Facebook learned of Kogan sharing the extracted data with Cambridge Analytica, it blocked the app from the platform.
"It is against our policies for developers to share data without people's consent, so we immediately banned Kogan's app from our platform, and demanded that Kogan and Cambridge Analytica formally certify that they had deleted all improperly acquired data. They provided these certifications," Zuckerberg said in his post.
In April, Facebook will display a tool above the news feed which will showcase the apps installed by the user.
Facebook has also promised to investigate all apps that had access to vast amounts of information before the algorithm change in 2014. Developers who do not agree to a thorough audit will be banned from the social media platform. Facebook will also restrict developers' data access to prevent other kinds of abuse.


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CONIFISCATION
CONIFISCATION. The act by which the estate, goods or chattels of a person who has been guilty of some crime, or who is a public enemy, is declared to be forfeited for the benefit of the public treasury. Domat, Droit Public, liv. 1, tit. 6, s. 2, n. 1. When property is forfeited as a punishment for the commission of crime, it is usually called a forfeiture. 1 Bl. Com. 299.
2. It is a general rule that the property of the subjects of an enemy found in the country may be appropriated by the government, without notice, unless there be a treaty to the contrary. 1 Gallis. R. 563; 8 Dall. R. 199; N. Car. Cas. 79. It has been frequently provided by treaty that foreign subjects should be permitted to remain and continue their business, notwithstanding a rupture between the governments, so long as they conducted themselves innocently and when there was no such treaty, such a liberal permission has been announced in the very declaration of war. Vattel, liv. 3, c. 4, 63. Sir Michael Poster, (Discourses on High Treason, p. 185, 6, mentions several instances of such declarations by the king of Great Britain; and he says that aliens were thereby enabled to acquire personal chattels and to maintain actions for the recovery of their personal rights, in as full a manner as alien friends. 1 Kent, Coin. 57.
3. In the United States, the broad principle has been assumed "that war gives to the sovereign full right to take the persons and confiscate the property of the enemy, wherever found. The mitigations of this rigid rule, which the policy of modern times has introduced into practice, will more or less affect the exercise of this right, but cannot impair the right itself." 8 Cranch, 122-3. Commercial nations have always considerable property in the possession of their neighbors: and when war breaks out the question, what shall be done with enemies property found in the country, is one rather of policy than of law, and is properly addressed to the consideration of the legislature, and not to courts of law. The strict right of confiscation exists in congress; and without a legislative act authorizing the confiscation of enemies' property, it cannot be condemned. 8 Cranch, 128, 129. See Chit. Law of Nations, c. 3; Marten's Law of Nat. lib. 8, c. 3, s. 9; Burlamaqui, Princ. of Pol. Law, part 4, c. 7; Vattel, liv. 3, c. 4, 63.
4. The claim of a right to confiscate debts, contracted by individuals in time of peace, and which remain due to subjects of the enemy in time of war, rests very much upon the same principles as that concerning the enemy's tangible property, found in the country at the commencement of the war. But it is the universal practice to forbear to seize and confiscate debts and credits. 1 Kent, Com. 64, 5; vide 4 Cranch, R. 415 Charlt. 140; 2 Harr. & John. 101, 112, 471 6 Cranch, R. 286; 7 Conn. R. 428: 2 Tayl. R. 115; 1 Day, R. 4; Kirby, R. 228, 291 C. & N. 77, 492.
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Самоходное судно — судно, использующее собственную силовую установку для перемещения, за исключением судна, силовая установка которого используется только для совершения перемещений на незначительное расстояние или для увеличения его маневренности во время буксировки.

История

Считается, что первым самоходным судном стал парусный корабль с силовой установкой в виде такелажа и рангоута.

Принцип работы
Самоходное судно работает используя энергию полученную при помощи собственной энергетической установки или двигателя.
Именно поэтому ведется спор о том является ли парусные суда самоходными или нет - с одной стороны они не преобразовывают энергию, с другой - не являются сторонними
источниками энергии.

Законодательные акты
Законодательства многих стран признают самоходным судно с механическим двигателем.

Литература

Правила плавания по внутренним водным путям Республики Беларусь, утвержденные постановлением Министерства транспорта и коммуникаций Республики Беларусь от 25 октября 2005 г. № 60.
(Национальный реестр правовых актов Республики Беларусь, 2006 г., № 61, 8/14238).

См. также

 Самоходная баржа

Типы судов и кораблей


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Saint Francis House is a ministry of the Episcopal churches of Little Rock and provides emergency assistance to our homeless and veteran communities. Every Tuesday, from 10:00-4:00 p.m. you can volunteer to help sort donations and assist with other ongoing projects at their Elm Street location. To get involved with TRINITY TUESDAYS, SIGN UP HERE.
Our donation box for Saint Francis House is located in Morrison Hall next to the water fountain. All year, you can bring gently used clothing and household items, place them in the box, and volunteers will pick up and deliver the items weekly to the Clothing Room at St. Francis.
Throughout the year, Trinity helps support Little Rock Prep (our neighbors across the street!) by hosting supply drives for the fall and spring semesters with our "Fill the Bus" Supply Drive located in Morrison Hall.
Fall Supply Needs: pencils, notebook paper, pens (red,blue,black), scissors, glue, hand sanitizer, kleenex.
Spring Supply Needs: Classroom disinfectants, Lysol spray, Clorox wipes, hand sanitizer, tissue.
For over 30 years, Trinity has had a team at Stewpot which serves hot meals 5 days a week at First Presbyterian Church downtown. Bring items to donate to their clothing closet to the church office. They are always in need of men's shoes and pants, any size. For more information contact Kay Shurgar at 501-681-4407.
In the weeks leading up to Mother's Day, bring a new or gently used purse filled with gifts like jewelry, soaps, lotions, scarves, etc. These will be delivered to children at Dorcas House, St. Francis House, Our House, & the Children's Hospital for kids to give to their moms on Mother's Day.
The day before Thanksgiving, we deliver a pre-cooked Thanksgiving dinner (turkey and all!) to the women and children at Dorcas House. Participate by signing up to drive food over or contribute financially to the purchasing of the meal.
In order to replenish the supply of new/clean underwear, Trinity occasionally hosts an "Undie Sunday" where people can bring packs of new underwear to be delivered to those in need.