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Communication to the investment fund industry on regulatory requirements in relation to Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector (SFDR) and upcoming entry into force of SFDR Level 2 provisions (SFDR RTS)
1. Reminder of the deadline of 1 January 2023 for specific updates of UCITS and AIFs precontractual and periodic documents
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) of 2022/1288 of 6 April 2022 supplementing Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 of 27 November 2019 on sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector (SFDR RTS) requires financial market participants to present by 1 January 2023, for financial products subject to Articles 8 and 9 of SFDR, precontractual and periodic disclosure information in the format of templates set out in the annexes of the SFDR RTS. The SFDR RTS further outline mandatory website product disclosure requirements applicable to financial market participants through the requirement of a separate website section titled, 'Sustainability-related disclosures'.
Regulation (EU) 2020/852 of 18 June 2020 on the establishment of a framework to facilitate sustainable investments ("Taxonomy regulation" (TR)) amending Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 requires financial market participants for those financial products subject to Articles 8 and 9 of SFDR to provide by 1 January 2023 for transparency in precontractual documents and periodic reports with regard to the environmental objectives referred to in Article 9, points (c) to (f) of TR.
2. Filing of updated precontractual documents and periodic reports with the CSSF in view of the upcoming entry into force of the SFDR RTS
Precontractual documents
The CSSF informs those financial market participants which have not yet submitted to the CSSF the required updates to the prospectus/issuing documents of UCITS and/or AIFs in accordance with the provisions of the SFDR RTS and TR as set forth under Section 1 above, that the CSSF expects to receive the updated precontractual documents by 31 October 2022 at the latest.
The CSSF will give priority for visa-stamping to those issuing documents/prospectuses of UCITS/AIFs for which updates are limited to reflect only the sustainability related disclosure changes referred to under Section 1 above. Provided that submissions made following the filing procedure set out below are complete, compliant and received by the CSSF by 31 October 2022, the CSSF will endeavour to release the visa stamp prior to 31 December 2022.
In this context, financial market participants will need to follow the below procedure:
Each duly updated UCITS prospectus, including only the sustainability related disclosure changes,should be filed for visa stamp with an accompanying RTS confirmation letter. A template of the said RTS confirmation letter will be made available shortly as an update to the present communication.
Each CSSF authorised AIF which, on the basis of Article 6(3) of SFDR, is obliged or intends to publish the precontractual disclosure templates in an annex to its issuing document/prospectus shall submit the issuing document/prospectus to the CSSF within the set deadline.
The updated precontractual documents for visa stamping shall be filed electronically with the CSSF in accordance with the provisions set out in Circular CSSF 19/708 relating to the electronic transmission of documents to the CSSF1.
Periodic reports
The CSSF informs the financial market participants that annual reports, issued as from 1 January 2023, of UCITS and AIFs, whether these AIFs are managed by a registered or authorised AIFM, shall comply with the product disclosure requirements in periodic reports laid down in article 11 of SFDR and further clarified by the SFDR RTS, including the information to be presented in an annex to the annual reports by using the mandatory templates.
For the UCITS and regulated AIFs (UCIs subject to part II of the 2010 Law, Specialised Investment Funds, Investment companies in Risk capital) domiciled in Luxembourg, the CSSF reminds industry participants that the annual reports of these funds, including the required product disclosures in periodic reports referred to above, shall be filed electronically with the CSSF in accordance with Circular CSSF 19/708 relating to the electronic transmission of documents to the CSSF.
The CSSF also highlights that Luxembourg domiciled UCITS management companies and authorised AIFMs have to ensure that the annual reports of UCITS and AIFs they manage and which are domiciled in other jurisdictions than Luxembourg have to comply with the periodic disclosure requirements laid down in the SFDR and SFDR RTS.
Additional guidance
The CSSF expects to receive a dedicated precontractual and periodic disclosure template per sub-fund/compartment. The precontractual and periodic disclosure templates shall not be amended except as foreseen under Article 2 of the SFDR RTS, i.e. the size and font type of characters and the colours. In case a financial market participant deems sections of the precontractual or periodic template not to be relevant for a given fund or sub-fund/compartment, those sections shall still be maintained in the precontractual and periodic disclosure template and shown as being not applicable. The CSSF expects financial market participants to present the required precontractual and periodic disclosure information exclusively in the dedicated templates, except for those disclosure items which are required under SFDR and not foreseen to be disclosed in the aforementioned templates.
Financial market participants are further informed that the European Supervisory Authorities envisage to publish shortly on their websites Word versions of the mandatory disclosure templates.
3. Regulatory developments
The CSSF draws the attention of financial market participants and financial advisers to the following publications and milestones:
Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/1214 of 9 March 2022 as regards nuclear energy and fossil gas activities, amending Commission Delegated Regulations (EU) 2021/2139 and 2021/2178 has been published on 15 July 2022 in the Official Journal of the European Union and will enter into force on 1 January 2023. In this respect, the European Commission has invited the European Supervisory Authorities to propose by 30 September 2022 at the latest amendments to the SFDR RTS in relation to the information that should be provided in precontractual documents, on websites, and in periodic reports about the exposure of financial products to investments in fossil gas and nuclear energy activities. As a consequence, the CSSF draws the attention of financial market participants that the SFDR RTS, including the disclosure templates, may be subject to further changes. However, no further details on the contemplated contents and timing of those changes are yet available.
The European Securities and Market Authority (ESMA) has published on 31 May 2022 a Supervisory Briefing on Sustainability risks and disclosures in the area of investment management. This Supervisory Briefing has been developed by ESMA to promote convergence on the supervision of sustainability-related disclosures as well as the supervision of how fund managers integrate sustainability risks in their organisational framework and decision-making process. The Supervisory Briefing aims to provide guidance to National Competent Authorities regarding the supervision of sustainability-related disclosures and integration of sustainability risks. The Supervisory Briefing also sets out important principles regarding disclosures under SFDR.
The launch of a Common Supervisory Action exercise (CSA) in relation to sustainability risks and disclosures is currently under discussion at ESMA level. This CSA is contemplated to start in the course of 2023 and will be focusing on both SFDR Level 1 and Level 2 provisions, taking into account the above referred Supervisory Briefing.
4. Data collection exercise
The CSSF intends to launch in the near future a dedicated data collection exercise to digitally collect the information contained in the precontractual and periodic disclosure templates covering also AIFs managed by a Luxembourg based AIFM which were not concerned by the filing procedure outlined above. Further details on timing and practical proceeding of the data collection will be communicated at a later stage.
1 The updated precontractual documents shall be uploaded in clean and track change version; where a notice is foreseen to inform investors on prospectus/issuing document update, this notice shall also be uploaded and submitted to the CSSF. Relating to UCITS, the RTS confirmation letter shall be duly filled out and merged with the prospectus in track change version. Further technical details are available in the RTS confirmation letter.
1 April 2022 Announcement on the application of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on the sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector and on the taxonomy-alignment related product disclosures of Regulation (EU) 2020/852
5 February 2021 Communication on the SFDR fast track procedure and the deadline of 10 March 2021
Press release 21/03
AIF (alternative investment fund) ELTIF EuSEF EuVECA Internal governance Risk management Transparency Transparency exercise UCI prospectus
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Management Companies - Chapter 15
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Fire burns townhouse in Avalon Park.
A 50-year-old man suffered burns to his arms and legs in a fire Saturday afternoon at a townhouse in Avalon Park, an Orange County Fire Rescue spokesman said.
Firefighters were called to the townhouse at 13618 Cygnus Drive about 12:15 p.m. after the man reported a fire in the garage, according to spokesman Mike Jachles.
"He told firefighters he heard a noise, opened the door to the garage and saw it on fire," Jachles said.
While attempting to put out the blaze with a garden hose, the man, who was one of three men living in the townhouse, was burned, Jachles said. He was taken to Orlando Health Regional Medical Center in "good" condition.
Within 10 minutes, the fire spread up to the second floor of the building, Jachles said. Photos of the home show extensive damage to the garage and roof.
One other unit in the building suffered fire damage and was without power following the blaze, Jachles said. The American Red Cross has been called to aid any displaced residents.
Jachles said officials were unable to confirm an initial report that another person may have jumped from a second-story window to escape the fire.
The blaze was under control in about 40 minutes, he said. Firefighters were at the scene for about two hours.
The Bureau of Fire and Arson Investigations will investigate the blaze.


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5.0 out of 5 starsA Wounded Warrior
A man who was wounded in war by saving his friends and team members from death finds the one woman who looks beyond the scars and temper to find the real man beneath it all and falls in love with him. She's a woman who has had her share of being seen as only what is on the outside.
Grady "Beast" Williams is a marine who is trying to find himself now that he may be medically discharged from the Marine Corps due to his injuries. He can't see his life beyond the Corps and the only position he has ever wanted in the Marine Corps is no longer a possibility. Where is his life going? His heroism has opened other doors, but he doesn't want to go through those doors because of his injuries.
Isabella Cuesta a woman who has a secret and left her public life to be a normal person. She needs money to finish her final college semester because her father decided to dip into her college fund. Isabella is a woman who doesn't let too many people into her life and she keeps a lot close to her. She will learn that sometimes the people that we least expect to be good for us are the people we need in our lives.
This is a story of Beauty and the Beast in more than one way. Not only from the outside but also from the inside. It's a true likeness to the story of Beauty and the Beast because Beast not only looks like a monster, he acts like one too most of the time because he's too afraid to be hurt by people. The only people he lets into his life are the men served with and saved. I loved this story as I do all of Alana's stories that I've read. The men are Alpha males, strong, sexy and sweet, although you wouldn't know that until you got to know them. I give this story a 5 star review and look forward to more of Alana's books in her Trident Series, Heroes Ever After and the others.
Alissa York
5.0 out of 5 starsBad-boy, beauty and the beast
I loved this book, loved it. The story, the characters, the writing, all of it.
Grady is a war hero, broken from war and feeling all of the scars (inside and out). Isa's life isn't great after her father blows through her college money. I have grown to love military romances, and this one landed in my top five really fast. Grady desperately wants to be something great, something amazing and memorable, but feels he can't live up to it. Isa heals him, becoming the beauty to his beast, his light in the dark. Grady has a hard time dealing with his demons, believing himself to be unlovable. Isabella battles her own issues, struggling to accept her feelings for Grady. I loved reading about these two falling in love, fighting their battles together and trying to move on from pain. The super steamy, sexy, and naughty bits were also on point, leaving me fanning my face.
The writing in this book was great, it flowed well, the plot progressed easily and the characters developed perfectly. Definitely a five star read whether you are into sexy, tattooed, and naughty Military bad-boys or not!
Cheryl E. B.
5.0 out of 5 starsThere is a little beauty and beast in all of us.
Alana Albertson has another 5 star read for me with "Beast." I am all in for a military man and when you make him anything like Grady; well, I am going to read his story from the first page to the last without stopping to see how he gets his much deserved HEA. I love his alpha ways, they make your pulse pound, but his vulnerability is what will steal your heart. He is so rough around the edges, but all it takes is Isa to make him realize his own worth. The beauty of it is that he is the one who helps her right back. Their romance story isn't always soft or pretty or easy, but it is passionate, stormy, and all kinds of steamy. Trust me that Alana Albertson knows how to write a hot, alpha, military hero inspired romance that will keep you turning the pages.
I received an Advanced Reader copy of this book and am voluntarily providing an honest review. As soon as the book was available for purchase, I went ahead and bought my own copy- I definitely recommend it!
VINE VOICE
5.0 out of 5 starsTwo lost souls come together!!
Isa meets Grady at a masquerade party at the frat house near his apartment. He is wearing a Hulk mask to hide the scars on his face and ear which he got in Iraq when he fell on a grenade to protect his Marine brothers and best friend. Unfortunately, his best friend is fatally shot. He was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his selfless bravery. That doesn't help his PTSD and survivor guilt. All he wants is to be loved for himself not what he did. Isa found her mother after she committed suicide. Her survivor guilt is that she was so busy with her dancing on a TV reality show and missed seeing that her mother's depression was driving her to such dire action. Can two wounded souls heal each other? Nicely written and was able to focus on the torment suffered by so many of our wounded warriors.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book
5.0 out of 5 starsBEAST.....
I had bought this book years ago and for whatever reason didn't read it. I was asked if I wanted to review and feel hard for Isabella and Grady story. It's beautiful, sad, captivating and emotional heart-tugger to say the least.
I've always loved Beauty and the Beast and the unique twist Alana did with making our beast a scared, ex military with PTSD was done so well. I just got swept into their world and wanted to see the real feel fairy tale have a beyond story book happy ending. They deserve so much more. Don't deny them, this is one love story that satisfies.
These characters are so more than ink or words on a page. I received an ARC for an honest and voluntarily review.
4.0 out of 5 starsProfound lovely story
This is a very lovely story of two damaged people meeting, learning to trust and finally falling in love. Grady is a Marine who by putting his life on the line to save his "brothers" has horrific war injuries. Because of his heroism, Grady is the youngest medal of honor recipient. Isabella is a dancer. She was a star dancer on the "Dancing with the stars" show for several seasons before a tragedy in her family made her give up dancing. Isa is a sweet beautiful girl who falls in love with Grady (the beast) and Grady is saved by falling in love with Isabella. Very good story. Linda


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Alyx is singlehandedly creating a VR rush
Since the announcement of Half-Life: Alyx, Valve's Index VR headset has sold out entirely. It seems the return of the famous gaming franchise has brought about an unprecedented level of VR excitement.
Half-Life: Alyx is the first installment in the series since Half Life 2: Episode Two, a game that came out way back in 2007. A VR-exclusive, this might just be the most exciting virtual reality game yet.
The announcement trailer gave us a flavour of what to expect from the game. Take a look below.
Related: Valve Index headset
While Half-Life's developer Valve has sold out of its own headset, it has promised that you'll be able to play Alyx with any VR headset. That said, there will be some "fun but not required" extra interactions for those with Valve's Index controllers, Valve's Bronwen Grimes told UploadVR.
Here is what Valve is offering players that purchase its VR equipment:
"Customers who have purchased Valve Index hardware by the end of 2019 will have access to unique bonuses starting early next year:
Explore environments from Half-Life: Alyx in your SteamVR Home space
Alternate gun skins to embellish Alyx's arsenal
Special Half-Life: Alyx-themed content for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive"
Half-Life: Alyx is available for pre-order on Steam now for £41.84. Getting hold of Valve's VR kit requires a much bigger investment though, a full Valve Index VR Kit will set you back £919.
Meanwhile, the Valve Index Headset, which the company says will be "back in stock soon", will cost you £459. Valve has seemingly been caught off guard by the huge demand generated by Half-Life's announcement, considering both the headset and its 'Valve Index Base Station' hardware are out of stock for now.
Trusted Reviews' Jake Tucker was impressed when he examined the headset. All expenses aside, the kit is set to be the perfect way to experience Half-Life: Alyx. He said:
"The focus here is on best-in-class quality at the expense of everything else. The headset's dual 1440 x 1600 RGB LCDs will, according to Valve, provide 50% more subpixels than OLED. This, mostly, should improve sharpness, but also greatly reduce the infamous "screen door" effect. Pack in a lightning fast refresh rate and some quality lenses, and it could offer
"Looking at the design, it all seems fairly standard, although higher quality. Dont' expect too many surprises, though: its a headset you can plonk on your head to immerse yourself in a different world. The only real thing to notice is that the Index has open-back integrated headphones, which will likely mean you have a vague idea of the noise going on around you while you play. This could be useful for those trying to avoid tripping over a cat/dog/spouse/child, but it's definitely an unusual design".
George recently joined the Trusted Reviews team after graduating with an MA in Magazine Journalism from The University of Sheffield. He was previously Tech Editor for The National Student and won 'BBC…
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Mohamed 'Mémé' Gasana Tchité (n. 31 ianuarie 1984) este un fotbalist burundez care joacă pentru clubul [[K. Sint-Truidense VV
|Sint-Truiden]] pe postul de atacant.

Palmares

Club
Prince Louis
Burundi Premier League: 2001

Standard Liège
Cupa Belgiei: 2010–11

Anderlecht
Belgian Pro League: 2006–07
Supercupa Belgiei: 2006, 2007

Individual
Burundian Revelation Footballer of the Year: 2001
Belgian Footballer of the Year: 2006–07
Belgian Ebony Shoe: 2007

Referințe

Legături externe
BDFutbol profile
Soccerway profile

Africani în viață
Atacanți
Fotbaliști burundezi
Fotbaliști ai cluburilor din Belgia
Fotbaliști ai cluburilor din Spania
Fotbaliști ai Petrolului Ploiești

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This one is one is on the scale of medium as far as heat goes but flavor??? It's all out there !!!!! Tons of Garlic and Sun-Dried Tomatoes paired up with some Ghost Peppers!
This one is one is on the scale of medium as far as heat goes but flavor??? It's way up there !!!!! Tons of Garlic and Sun-Dried Tomatoes paired up with some Ghost Peppers and some select spices!!!


Instead of the role center / start page, we now see so called workspaces. A user will have access to several workspaces, where each workspace covers a typical process that's relevant for the user's role.
Within a workspace, you'll find entry points for list pages (with different filters) and other forms, as well as PowerBI charts that are relevant to the given process.
For integration, the AIF and DIXF have been merged; AIF goes away, AXD classes don't exist anymore, it's DIXF that's won.
MS has so far defined about 1600 entities.
MS will also provide predefined "entity groups" to cover typical scenarios where entities are used together.
Prerecorded scripts can be used to guide users through new processes or processes they rarely use. Microsoft will provide recordings through LCS (lcs.dynamics.com). AX partners and customers can create their own recordings, too.
Also, the recording can be converted to a C# test script. This can of course be nothing more than a starting point for a real, maintainable test script, but it's nice to have that starting point anyhow.
We see PowerBI controls directly embedded into the new workspaces. It looks very pleasant and easy to use and is certainly an eye catcher. We will have to wait and see how well it will work in real scenarios in a production Environment.
The new AX will at first only be available on public cloud. The first (TAP) customers are already "live".
Installations on private cloud will be possible in the 2nd HY 2016.
are now a lot more integrated with the project in the sales, the implementation and the production phase. Here, too, I'm curious to see how it will work out in real Projects.
We already knew that X++ is still there, but the developer environment is Visual Studio (yeah!).
I didn't hear anyhing new in Addition to this.
Esp. there was nothing about how to set up "real life" deployment structures that work.


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const express = require('express'),
      fileRouter = express.Router(),
      formidable = require('formidable'),
      path = require('path'),
      fs = require('fs');

// TODO: Discuss use upload/download on uri
// TODO: Delete File by _id
// Chaining multiple promises: http://blog.revathskumar.com/2015/07/using-promises-with-mongoosejs.html
/*
  To delete a single file, we have to pass two parameters: user._id
  and file._id. We have to create a query string that comes with
  both parameters. userId and fileId

  On client:
  // Delete a user
  var url = "http://localhost:8080/api/v1/users";
  var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
  xhr.open("DELETE", url+'/12', true);
  xhr.onload = function () {
    var users = JSON.parse(xhr.responseText);
    if (xhr.readyState == 4 && xhr.status == "200") {
      console.table(users);
    } else {
      console.error(users);
    }
  }
  xhr.send(null);
*/
const routes = function (User) {
  fileRouter.route('/')
    .post((req, res) => {
      let userFile = {
        userId: null,
        fileName: null,
        fileSize: null,
        fileType: null
      };

      let form = new formidable.IncomingForm();
      form.multiples = true;
      form.uploadDir = path.join(__dirname, '../uploads');

      form.on('file', function(field, file) {
        fs.rename(file.path, path.join(form.uploadDir, file.name));
        userFile.fileName = file.name;
        userFile.fileSize = file.size;
        userFile.fileType = file.type;
      });

      // More info: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30128701/parse-form-value-with-formidable-to-filename
      form.on('field', function(name, field) {
        if (name === 'userId') {
          userFile.userId = field;
        }
      });

      form.on('error', function(err) {
        console.log(`An error has occured: ${err}`);
      });

      form.on('end', function() {
        User.findById(userFile.userId, function(err, doc) {
          doc.files.push({
            name: userFile.fileName.toString(),
            //type: userFile.fileType.toString(),
            size: userFile.fileSize
          });
          doc.save();
          res.end('success');
        });
      });
      // TODO: Use callback on parse and onParts.
      form.parse(req);
    })
    .get((req, res) => { // For download file
      // localhost:8000/api/files?userId=5888fbbeca10712d7c18e672&fileId=588ba74ac05ac5126ce1d0f0
      // TODO: Move to middleware.
      // TODO: Download file.
      const query = getQueryParams(req);

      User.findById(query.id)
        .exec()
        .then(user => res.json(user.files.id(query.file.id)))
        .catch(err => res.status(500).send(err));
    })
    .delete((req, res) => {
      const query = getQueryParams(req);
      // TODO: Try out -> http://blog.revathskumar.com/2015/07/using-promises-with-mongoosejs.html
      User.findById(query.id)
      .exec()
      .then(user => {
        user.files.id(query.file.id).remove();
        user.save();
        return res.status(200).send('OK');
      })
      .catch(err => res.status(500).send(err));
    });

  return fileRouter;
};

// TODO: Move to parsers
// TODO: Create specific route???
const getQueryParams = (req) => {
  let query = null;

  if(req.query.userId && req.query.fileId) {
    query = {
      id: req.query.userId,
      file: { id: req.query.fileId }
    }
  }

  return query;
};

module.exports = routes;

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2009 is the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, 16th President of the United States of America. His undeniable courage, resolve, and vision kept this country together during one of its most perilous times. In 1909 President Theodore Roosevelt was able to push through the US Mint bureaucracy and achieve his goal of putting his favorite president on the Cent. The Cent is now 100 years old and still going strong. To commemorate these two milestones the US Mint will be striking 4 different Reverse for 2009. The Birthplace Cent, the Formative Years Cent, the Professional Life Cent, and the Presidency Cent. This will culminate at year end when a new permanent Reverse will be unveiled for 2010 and beyond!


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Stanisław Stroński, né le  à Nisko et mort le  à Londres, est un homme politique, journaliste et universitaire polonais.

Biographie
Il obtient un doctorat ès lettres à Paris en 1909.

Il a été député, membre du parti national-démocrate, parti nationaliste au début du , et ministre. Le , il devient vice-président du gouvernement polonais en exil formé à Paris par le général Wladyslaw Sikorski, puis installé à Angers.

Comme universitaire, il a enseigné à l'université Jagellon de Cracovie et à l'université catholique de Lublin. Il était spécialiste de la littérature médiévale de langue d'oc et plus particulièrement des troubadours.

Publications
 Le troubadour Élias de Barjols, Toulouse, Privat, 1906.
 Le troubadour Folquet de Marseille, Cracovie, Académie des Sciences - Éditions du fonds Osławski, 1910 ; réimpr. Genève, Slatkine, 1968.
 La Légende amoureuse de Bertran de Born. Critique historique de l'ancienne biographie provençale, appuyée de recherches sur les comtes de Périgord, les vicomtes de Turenne, de Ventadour, de Comborn, de Limoges, et quelques autres familles, Paris, Champion, 1914, VIII-202 p. ; réimpr. Genève, Slatkine, 1973.

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Wojciech Rojek, « Stanisław Stroński », Internetowy Polski Słownik Biograficzny.

Parlementaire en Pologne
Professeur à l'université jagellonne de Cracovie
Professeur à l'université catholique Jean-Paul II de Lublin
Personnalité polonaise du XXe siècle
Linguiste occitan
Universitaire polonais
Romaniste polonais
Ministre polonais
Naissance en août 1885
Naissance dans la voïvodie des Basses-Carpates
Décès en octobre 1955
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Mexico's Cinematic Representation and Identity: The Mexican Cinema Series (5/7)
"This 'wave' is an effect of what is happening in the arts in Mexico and not just film. It's a generation reclaiming its part in the world, and not only in Mexico."
The Makings of a Modern Cinematic Renaissance: The Mexican Cinema Series (4/7)
"A country is an idea that can be expressed through images".
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"When it was suggested to Churchill that he should close the museums and stop the funds for every cultural project because the country needed money for the war, his response was that if we sell this and close that, then what are we fighting for?"
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At the turn of the twenty-first century, Mexican cinema entered into a period of incredible success. A new wave, later to be dubbed the Buena Onda. This is the story of the highs, lows and ultimately, the successes of Mexican Cinema.
Myths and Monsters: The Films of Guillermo del Toro
For Guillermo del Toro, it was what lay beneath the bed, behind the curtain, or in the darkness that made him tick as a child and that inspires him creatively as a writer and director today. As a self-confessed lover of the macabre, del Toro surrounds himself with art, imagery, sculptures and collections of all that…
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Professor Khaled Anatolios of the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry discusses the remarkable life of St. Athanasius.
Born at the end of the third century (ca. 298), Athanasius is most known for his contribution to the creation of the Nicene Creed. He was also the author of The Life of Anthony, an extremely important work about the early monastic movement.
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In the wake of the fire, thick black smoke was seen emanating from the Deira skyline. It is reported that the fire started in the wee hours of the morning. However, timely action by authorities ensured that the blaze was quickly put out with no casualties.
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Homeschooled children not only have rich social lives, but may have higher quality social interactions than many conventionally educated students, especially since many schools offer less recess and free time than they did a decade ago. Homeschooling organizations, co-ops, community programs, sports, play dates and many other activities offer home educated children a chance to interact and collaborate with others.
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Q: Can I programmatically typeset .bib file data with Biblatex? In working on improved documentation for a Biblatex style, I'd like to print nicely styled verbatim .bib entries beside the output for each, thereby juxtaposing cause and effect. This could be done by hand for each entry, but I hoped it might be easier to define a custom Biblatex citation command for typesetting .bib entries exactly as they appear in the file. A custom citation command would not only save tedium, but it would also help with automating documentation.
Unfortunately, I'm unsure how to access the literal data in a field, if this is even possible. I'd imagine Biber's already processing and parsing the data before Biblatex even sees it, and my use case is probably complicated by wanting to juxtapose unprocessed .bib data with stylized, processed Biblatex output. Here's a simplified version of what I have so far, along with the output for two entries:
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage[american]{babel}
\usepackage{csquotes}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage[style=mla,backend=biber]{biblatex}

\usepackage{filecontents}

\begin{filecontents}{documentation.bib}
@article{Tibullus:2002ub,
    author = {Tibullus},
    date = {2002/2003},
    journal = {Chicago Review},
    number = {4},
    pages = {102--106},
    title = {How to Be Tibullus},
    translator = {Wray, David},
    volume = {48}}

@article{Evacuation:wj,
    date = {2016-07-15},
    entrysubtype = {newspaper},
    journal = {The Boston Globe},
    title = {Evacuation Order Lifted at Nice Airport},
    url = {www.bostonglobe.com/news/world/2016/07/15/evacuation-progress-nice-airport/KO4BytWK4wFUOxjEkSpKTN/story.html}}
\end{filecontents}

\addbibresource{documentation.bib}

\DeclareCiteCommand{\samplebib}[\texttt]
  {}%
  {\usebibmacro{citeindex}%
   \renewcommand*{\newunitpunct}{\addcomma\newline}%
   \renewcommand*{\multinamedelim}{\addspace{}and\addspace{}}%
   \usebibmacro{cite:mla:bib}}
  {}%
  {}

\newcommand{\entrycolor}{\color{teal}}
\newcommand{\fieldcolor}[1]{{\color{purple}#1}}
\newcommand{\fieldindent}{{\color{white} ~~~}}

\newcommand{\fieldcite}[1]{
  \iffieldundef{#1}%
    {}%
    {\printtext{\fieldindent\fieldcolor{#1} = \{\printfield[noformat]{#1}\}}}%
  \ifnameundef{#1}%
    {}%
    {\printtext{\fieldindent\fieldcolor{#1} = \{\printnames[family-given][-\value{listtotal}]{#1}\}}}%
  \iflistundef{#1}%
    {}%
    {\printtext{\fieldindent\fieldcolor{#1} = \{\printlist{#1}\}}}%
}

\makeatletter
\newbibmacro*{cite:mla:bib}{%
  {\entrycolor\printtext{@}\printfield{entrytype}}\{\printfield{entrykey}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{author}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{date}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{day}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{entrysubtype}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{institution}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{journaltitle}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{journal}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{month}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{number}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{options}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{pages}%
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{title}
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{translator}
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{url}
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{volume}
  \newunit%
  \fieldcite{year}%
  \newline%
  \}
  }
\makeatother

\begin{document}

\begin{refsection}
\noindent\samplebib{Tibullus:2002ub}
\printbibliography[heading=none]
\end{refsection}

\begin{refsection}
\noindent\samplebib{Evacuation:wj}
\printbibliography[heading=none]
\end{refsection}

\end{document}

The output shows that the date entry is now gone, replaced by year, month, and day as needed, without any range. Likewise the journal field is converted with journaltitle--though this kind of conversion is less of a problem. Other entries will have similar substitutions, too, but they boil down to the same problem. (I understand why this is the default and have no complaints!) Is it possible to insist that Biblatex should show the literal .bib input for every field, or are these values out of reach? Perhaps more importantly, have I overlooked a better way to programmatically typeset Bibtex data from an existing .bib file for documentation?

A: Reconstructing the bib-file from the bbl is not really possible as biber does a number of preprocessing you can't revert on the LaTeX side.
So I would use the listings package to include the bib-file verbatim.
A part of the file can be selected either by line numbers or --- if the line numbers are not stable enough --- you can use range markers as described in the listings documentation, 5.7 Arbitrary linerange markers.

A: Instead of preprocessing the files yourself you can also use Bibtool, which allows to extract single entries from a .bib file (among many other things).
You can call Bibtool from within LaTeX using \write18 to save an entry to a temporary file and then use \lstinputlisting on that file. Note that this requires compiling with -shell-escape.
Bibtool does some processing on the file, such as adding a newline at the startof the file, and converting cite keys to lower case. You can switch that off.
MWE, based on your gist:
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\usepackage[american]{babel}
\usepackage{csquotes}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage[style=mla,backend=biber]{biblatex}
\usepackage{listings}

\lstdefinelanguage{BibTeX}{%
  % keywordsprefix={@}%
  keywords={%
    @book,@article,@incollection,@suppbook,@mvbook,@collection,@review,@misc,%
    @thesis,@mvreference,@inreference,@mvlexicon,@inlexicon,@unpublished,%
    @commentary,@inbook,@incommentary,@mvcommentary,@seminarpaper,@lexicon,%
    @reference,@mvcollection,@bookinbook,@ancienttext,@classictext,@online,%
    @manual,@conferencepaper,@series%
  },
  emph={%
    author,title,location,publisher,date,shorttitle,translator,edition,preface,%
    related,relatedtype,editor,series,shortseries,number,journal,journaltitle,%
    shortjournal,volume,pages,type,booktitle,bookauthor,origlocation,%
    origpublisher,origdate,pubstate,origlanguage,maintitle,maineditor,part,%
    bookeditor,seriesseries,maintranslator,eprint,eprinttype,doi,url,%
    revdauthor,revdtitle,revdeditor,institution,type,shorthand,xref,%
    note,eprintdate,volumes,shortmaintitle,options,eprintclass,relatedoptions,%
    editortype,crossref,editora,editorb,editorc,editoratype,editorbtyle,%
    editorctype,entrysubtype,sorttitle,titleaddon,witheditor,witheditortype,%
    withtranslator,withtranslatortype,eventtitle,venue,eventdate,shortauthor%
  },
  sensitive=false,
  breaklines=true,
  %breakatwhitespace=true,
  morecomment=[l][basicstyle]{=\ \{}
}

\lstset{%
 language=BibTeX,
 backgroundcolor=\color{gray!5},
 basicstyle=\ttfamily\small,
 keywordstyle=\color{teal},
 emphstyle=\color{purple}
}

\lstset{rangeprefix=\%\[\[\ ,% percent + double left square brace + space
        rangesuffix=\ \]\]}% space + double right square bracket

\addbibresource{documentation.bib}

\newcommand{\sidebyside}[1]{%
\begin{refsection}%
\nocite{#1}%
\immediate\write18{bibtool -- suppress.initial.newline=true -- preserve.key.case=on -X "^#1$" documentation.bib -o tmpsingle.bib}%
\lstinputlisting{tmpsingle.bib}%
\printbibliography[heading=none]
\end{refsection}
}

\begin{document}
\sidebyside{Tibullus:2002ub}

\sidebyside{Evacuation:wj}
\end{document}

Result:

Remark: tested on Linux only, I'm not sure the command line call will work as given on Windows or Mac - but if it doesn't then probably it can be adjusted easily.

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Apapa Gridlock south west governors seek FG's help
By Lere Omoetan On Nov 6, 2018
Buhari restates commitment to transport, power infrastructure
The Southwest Governors' Forum has expressed concern on economic and security challenges posed by gridlock in the Apapa port and urged the Federal Government to create alternative routes.The forum said the planned alternative routes linking Tin Can Island through Tomoro Island to Ibafo in Ogun State should be revived urgently. In the interim, it suggested that government should enhance the capacity of the Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) to evacuate goods from the port to alternative terminals.
In a statement at the end of its meeting in Osogbo, the Osun State capital, yesterday, the forum reiterated its commitment to regional integration as a key to sustainable development in western Nigeria.The statement, read by the Secretary to the Ekiti State Government Biodun Oyebamibi (who represented Governor Kayode Fayemi), urged the Development Agenda for Western Nigeria (DAWN) commission to initiate processes to tackle decline in critical sectors in the region.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State and his Ondo State counterpart, Rotimi Akeredolu were absent from the meeting and were not represented.Lagos State governor, Akinwumi Ambode, was represented by his deputy, Mrs. Idiat Adebule. The Oyo State governor, Abiola Ajimobi, was also represented by his deputy, Moses Adeyemo.
The forum said the recent report by the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) on out-of-school children in Nigeria should be addressed properly. It urged the Odu'a Investment Group to champion food security in the region. The forum also asked the DAWN commission to engage institutions and development partners in accessing soil features in the region to boost agriculture.
"A realistic balance between governance, competing local interests and profitability must be of utmost consideration in factoring Odu'a Investment Group's presence in states. Regional integration as a model for sustainable development is in the enlightened interest of Western Nigeria and the people should eschew divisive elements and actions," the forum said.
The host, Osun State Governor Rauf Aregbesola urged the forum to show greater commitment to regional integration. He said this was key to creating a formidable front to enhance development.He re-echoed calls for restructuring of the country and urged member states to remove barriers to quick development. His deputy, Titi Laoye Tomori, urged the forum to use agriculture as a means to engaging youths and women in the region.
President Muhammadu Buhari meanwhile restated his administration's commitment to developing the country's transport and power infrastructure. He spoke when he received members of the Association of Retired Career Ambassadors of Nigeria (ARCAN) led by their president, Oladapo Fafowora. Buhari, according to his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, told the retired ambassadors that Nigerians will never forget the "lost opportunity between 1999 and 2015," when the nation had huge resources at its disposal.
He said: "There is no part of the country I haven't been to, having attempted to be president four times. I know the condition of our roads. The rails were literally killed. There was no power despite the admittance by some previous leadership that they spent $16 billion on the sector.
"Today, we are getting our priorities right and we believe that of the three fundamental issues we campaigned on – security, the economy and fighting corruption – we have remained very relevant and Nigerians believe we have achieved something."Buhari also used the occasion to appreciate the People's Republic of China for financing some of the rail and power projects in the country through concessionary loans.
"I will do my best to see that where there are possibilities of making a quick improvement on infrastructure, we will do it," he said.The president took note of some concerns raised by the retired ambassadors including an appeal for the adjustment of their pension entitlements, retention of diplomatic passport for retired career ambassadors, allocation of land for ARCAN headquarters in Abuja and adequate funding of the foreign affairs ministry.
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Worshiping the Electronic Image
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Here's a repost of the Feb. 18, 2019, column of Chris Hedges, who is on vacation. He will return with a new column Aug. 12.
Donald Trump, like much of the American public, is entranced by electronic images. He interprets reality through the distortions of digital media. His decisions, opinions, political positions, prejudices and sense of self are reflected back to him on screens. He views himself and the world around him as a vast television show with himself as the star. His primary concerns as president are his ratings, his popularity and his image. He is a creature -- maybe the poster child -- of the modern, post-literate culture, a culture that critics such as Marshall McLuhan, Daniel Boorstin, James W. Carey and Neil Postman warned us about.
It is not, as some have suggested, merely that Trump speaks at the level of a seventh-grader or that he harkens back to a preliterate oral culture. He embodies the incoherence of the modern digital age, filled with sudden shifts from subject to subject, a roller-coaster ride of emotional highs and lows punctuated with commercials. There is nonstop stimulation. Seldom does anything occupy our attention for more than a few seconds. Nothing has context. Images overwhelm words. We are perpetually confused, but always entertained. We barely remember what we saw or heard a few minutes earlier. This is by design of the elites who manipulate us.
"It is not merely that on the television screen entertainment is the metaphor for all discourse," Postman points out. "It is that off the screen the same metaphor prevails." Americans, because television stages their world, "no longer talk to each other, they entertain each other." Trump is what is produced when a society severs itself from print, when it pushes art, ethics, classics, philosophy, history and the humanities to the margins of the universities and culture, when its members spend hours sitting inert in front of a screen. Information, ideas and epistemology are, as Postman writes, given form today by electronic images.
.It is a mistake to see what is happening as cultural regression. It is worse than that. Oral cultures prized memorization and cultivated the high art of rhetoric. Leaders, playwrights and poets in oral cultures did not speak to their publics in Trump's crude vernacular. More ominous than the president's impoverished vocabulary is that he cannot string together sentences that make sense. This replicates not only the shoddy vocabulary of television, but more importantly the incoherence of television. Trump is able to communicate with tens of millions of Americans, also raised in front of screens, because they too have been linguistically and intellectually mutated by digital images. They lack the ability to detect lies or think rationally. They are part of our post-truth culture.
Nearly any tweet or spoken remark by Trump illustrates this incoherence. In a Jan. 31 interview with The New York Times he gave this answer when asked about the gruesome murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul:
"Yeah. Khashoggi. I thought it was a terrible crime. But if you look at other countries, many other countries. You look at Iran, not so far away from Saudi Arabia, and take a look at what they're doing there. So, you know, that's just the way I feel. Venezuela is very much in flux. We've been hearing about it for probably 14 years now, between the two of them. And some terrible things are happening in Venezuela. So, if I can do something to help people. It's really helping humanity, if we can do something to help people, I'd like to do that."
Electronic images are our modern-day idols. We worship the power and fame they impart. We yearn to become idolized celebrities. We measure our lives against the fantasies these images disseminate. If something does not appear on a screen or is proclaimed on a screen its authenticity is questioned. We fervently build miniature social media platforms where we daily update our "life the movie," confusing self-presentation with genuine communication and friendship. This yearning to be validated by electronic images and their audiences has made us an isolated, uninformed, alienated and very unhappy people.
"Now the death of God combined with the perfection of the image has brought us to a whole new state of expectation," John Ralston Saul writes. "We are the image. We are the viewer and the viewed. There is no other distracting presence. And the image has all the Godly powers. It kills at will. Kills effortlessly. Kills beautifully. It dispenses morality. Judges endlessly. The electronic image is man as God and the ritual involved leads us not to a mysterious Holy Trinity but back to ourselves. In the absence of a clear understanding that we are now the only source, these images cannot help but return to the expression of magic and fear proper to idolatrous societies. This in turn facilitates the use of electronic image as propaganda by whoever can control some part of it."
The fixation on electronic images by Trump means he and millions of other American adults -- who, according to a 2018 report by the Nielsen company, on average watch four hours, 46 minutes of TV each day and spend "over 11 hours per day listening to, watching, reading or generally interacting with media" -- have severed themselves from complex thought. They have been infantilized. Television, including the news, reduces all reality to a childish, cartoonish simplicity. News as presented on screens "provides degenerate photographs or a pseudo-reality of stereotypes," James W. Carey writes. "News can approximate truth only when reality is reducible to a statistical table: sport scores, stock exchange reports, births, deaths, marriages, accidents, court decisions, elections, economic transactions such as foreign trade or balance of payments." News on our screens is incapable of imparting complexity and nuance. It is devoid of historical, social or cultural context. TV news speaks in easily digestible cliche's and political and cultural tropes. It is sensational and fragmented. The frenetic pace of TV news means that except when delivering statistics, the programs can trade only in established stereotypes. TV news is, in essence, divorced from the real, mindlessly grounded in the ruling elites' reigning ideology of neoliberalism, militarism and white supremacy.
Postman, in his book "Amusing Ourselves to Death," writes that after the development of the telegraph, "News took the form of slogans, to be noted with excitement, to be forgotten with dispatch." Arguing that the 19th-century invention is the basis for communication in the digital age, he says, "Its language was also entirely discontinuous. One message had no connection to that which preceded or followed it. Each 'headline' stood alone as its own context. The receiver of the news had to provide a meaning if he could. The sender was under no obligation to do so. And because of all this, the world as depicted by the telegraph began to appear unmanageable, even undecipherable. The line-by-line, sequential, continuous form of the printed page slowly began to lose its resonance as a metaphor of how knowledge was to be acquired and how the world was to be understood. 'Knowing' the facts took on a new meaning, for it did not imply that one understood implications, background, or connections. Telegraphic discourse permitted no time for historical perspectives and gave no priority to the qualitative."
Those who seek to communicate outside of digital structures to question or challenge the dominant narrative, to deal in ambiguity and nuance, to have discussions rooted in verifiable fact and historical context, are becoming incomprehensible to most of modern society. As soon as they employ a language that is not grounded in the dominant cliche's and stereotypes, they are not understood. Television, computers and smartphones have addicted a generation and conditioned it to talk and think in the irrational, incoherent baby talk it is fed day after day. This cultural, historical, economic and social illiteracy delights the ruling elites who design, manage and profit from these sophisticated systems of social control. Armed with our personal data and with knowledge of our proclivities, habits and desires, they adeptly manipulate us as consumers and citizens to accelerate their amassing of wealth and consolidation of power.
"The only people who grasp the distinction between reality and appearance, who grasp the laws of conduct and society, are the ruling groups and those who do their bidding: scientific, technical elites who elucidate the laws of behavior and the function of society so that people might be more effectively, albeit unconsciously, governed," Carey writes in "Communication as Culture: Essays on Media and Society."
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Q: How to combine query from last 1 hour with max time for each id? I have a PostgreSQL database with time series data. To check if the data quality especially whether the sensors are writing to the database I implemented a SQL view which gives me the average of the last hour and I can see the data with this code:
SELECT avg(value) AS avg,
       location
       name
FROM measurement
WHERE datetime >= (now() - '01:00:00'::interval)
GROUP BY location, name

The time serie data table looks like this:
    datetime                    value   location   name
0    2018-01-01 13:35:00+01:00   0.22    HLN    NO2
1    2018-01-01 13:35:00+01:00   0.31    HLN    CO
2    2018-01-01 13:35:00+01:00   1.15    HLN    NO
3    2018-01-01 13:40:00+01:00   1.80    AIS    NO2
4    2018-01-01 13:40:00+01:00   2.60    AIS    CO
5    2018-01-01 13:40:00+01:00   2.30    AIS    NO
6    2018-01-01 13:45:00+01:00   2.25    HLN    NO2
7    2018-01-02 13:45:00+01:00   2.14    HLN    CO
8    2018-01-02 13:45:00+01:00   2.96    HLN    NO
9    2018-01-02 14:35:00+01:00   0.76    HLN    NO2
10   2018-01-02 14:35:00+01:00   0.80    HLN    CO
11   2018-01-02 14:35:00+01:00   1.19    HLN    NO
12   2018-01-02 14:40:00+01:00   1.10    AIS    NO2
13   2018-01-02 14:40:00+01:00   2.87    AIS    CO
14   2018-01-02 14:40:00+01:00   2.80    AIS    NO
15   2018-01-02 14:45:00+01:00   3.06    HLN    NO2
16   2018-01-02 13:45:00+01:00   2.86    HLN    CO
17   2018-01-02 13:45:00+01:00   2.22    HLN    NO

Since I have a huge database and some sensors stopped writing data 2 weeks ago, from time to time I check the MAX(datetime) for each location to see which one sent the last time the data.
Now my question is, can I expand my sql query to also include the max time for each location?
I know for example from the initial view that 2 sensors don't send data to the database, since they are not visible in the last hour of the data and I know from the MAX(datetime) that they stopped 2 weeks ago to send data.

A: Solution with LATERAL JOIN
SELECT avg(m.value) AS avg
     , m.location
     , m.name
     , s.max_datetime
  FROM measurement AS m
CROSS JOIN LATERAL
(
SELECT max(datetime) AS max_datetime
  FROM measurement AS p
 WHERE p.location = m.location
   AND p.name = m.name
) AS s
 WHERE m.datetime >= ('2018-01-02 14:40:00+01:00' :: timestamp - interval '1 hour')
 GROUP BY m.location, m.name, s.max_datetime

Solution with JOIN
SELECT avg.*, max.max_datetime
  FROM
     ( SELECT avg(value) AS avg
            , location
            , name
         FROM measurement
        WHERE datetime >= '2018-01-02 14:40:00+01:00' :: timestamp - interval '1 hour'
        GROUP BY location, name
     ) AS avg
 INNER JOIN
     ( SELECT location
            , name
            , max(datetime) AS max_datetime
         FROM measurement
        GROUP BY location, name
     ) AS max
   ON avg.location = max.location
  AND avg.name = max.name

The EXPLAIN ANALYSE shows that solution with JOIN is faster.
See the results in dbfiddle


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In writing of Richard Varcoe and Mary Ann Gill, I think it is important to acknowledge the township whose community no doubt fostered the kind of people they were. Varcoe as a name I'm assured is most definitely Cornish (Deacon, 2017) and nowhere more so than in the centre of Cornwall in places like St. Dennis and St. Stephen in Brannel (map above references bottom of doc.) Places such as Roche, St. Eval and nearby St. Austell also feature heavily in the literature supporting the Varcoe connection to Cornwall. As I've not yet had the pleasure to visit Cornwall, I have found some information from those who can speak with authority on Cornwall and St. Dennis. L.B Hugh is a St. Dennis local connected with promoting the St. Dennis community. He wrote in 2012 what I feel was a fascinating piece of investigative work that affords a unique view into the characters of the mining families who made St. Dennis what it is. Click Here
In a similar vein and from the same St. Dennis.org.uk was this piece detailing the people and businesses of St. Dennis, I'm going to safely assume from well before 1900 though the exact date of this work or its author remains unknown. Click Here
The area that is now known as St. Dennis was originally recorded in the Domesday book in 1086 (Hals and Tonkin, 1838) and was made up of small family settlements engaged in agriculture. Little hamlets with names still familiar to the area today included Domellick, Carnegga, Hendra, Whitepit, Hensbarrow and Trelavour. Eventually, these would form over time into the township of St. Dennis (St.Dennis.org.uk, 2019).
While the mining of different minerals had been a feature of the centre of Cornwall for some generations, it was not until the eighteenth century when the rich deposits of white kaolin clay or what was called china-clay sparked the china-clay mining industry. The china-clay mining industry lasted approximately two hundred years in St. Dennis before a rapid decline in the latter quarter of the twentieth century (Gillard, 2004). Over time famed potters such as Staffordshire, Minton and Josiah Wedgewood would source their clay from St. Dennis (Gillard, 2004)). At the time that our Richard Varcoe and Mary Ann Gill were raising their families in St. Dennis the area had a predominant "Varcoe" family presence (1841 census).
St. Dennis due to its mining endeavors appears to have been, certainly for a time a rather bustling village. Situated approximately six miles north-west of the regional town of St. Austell. Additional to the china-clay there were resources that appear to have been mined since its early history, such as tin, slate and clay-stone that were mined at St. Dennis. The china clay mining industry (at the time of Richard and Mary Ann) employed a smaller number of local men, many of which the 1841 census reveals were Varcoes. This would significantly increase in the late nineteenth to mid-twentieth century when more and more pits and operators flooded the area (Hugh, 2012). The china-clay industry would decline sharply in the latter half of the twentieth century before being abandoned entirely (Hugh, 2012.)
Our Richard Varcoe was initially engaged in agricultural work before moving into auctioneering (1841 and 1851 census.) Members of the family were employed (like many of their neighbours) in the local china-clay industry. Given the proximity of where they lived, it is entirely likely that the Varcoe families in the region would be engaged in the china-clay industry in some form or another. The spelling of Varcoe does vary a little in the region but not noticeably so. There is the odd Vercoe and Varcow but in the main Varcoe does seem to hold its own. One of the features of these old Cornish people that I've really come to appreciate is the practice of using the mother's maiden name as a middle name for their children. I'm not sure why this is so prevalent in Cornwall but am eternally grateful nonetheless. My first Varcoe ancestor (to come to Australia) came through my maternal line and was Sarah Ann Varcoe. She was the daughter of Richard Varcoe and Mary Ann Gill of St. Dennis, Cornwall.
Richard Varcoe and Mary Ann Gill
Richard Varcoe was born around 1806 (if I follow the Census) in St. Dennis, Cornwall, England to Edward Slade Varcoe and Ann Issabel also of the parish. At this time, I know that Richard had five siblings. Elizabeth b1803, Sarah b1807, Jacob b1808, Ann b1810 and William b1813. Mary Ann Gill was baptised on the 7th November 1807 at St. Eval, Cornwall, England. Her parents were William and Sarah Gill. On subsequent census entries, Mary Ann is usually remarked as being a few years younger than Richard. I've been able to locate her baptism (England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975) so I can only assume that one of them wasn't quite sure of their year of birth?
Richard and Mary Ann would marry on the 8th June 1830 at St. Dennis in Cornwall and would remain living in this area for the remainder of their lives. They would raise eight known children together. Of these eight children, only two would remain in England. The rest would leave forever for far away Nebraska in America and for Queensland, South Australia and Victoria in Australia.
Remaining in St. Dennis would be their son Richard who died in St. Austell, Cornwall in 1906. He had married Jane Dyer. Their children were Mary Margaretta Varcoe 1866-1930, Edith Emily Varcoe 1869-1903, Effie Maud Helena Varcoe 1871-1953, Richard John Varcoe 1873 – 1954 and William D Varcoe 1876-1887 (died aged 11). The only other child of Richard and Mary Ann to remain in England was James Varcoe an unmarried son who was an invalid from birth he died in 1901 with no descendants. I can only assume that something had gone awry during his birth or that he was born with a disability that forever impaired his capacity to move or work or have a family of his own.
The 1841 English census described Richard and Mary Ann's family as follows. Address: Hallew Road, St Dennis. Richard Varcoe, aged 35, Farmer, born in the county. His wife, Mary Varcoe, aged 30 and born in the county. Their children, Richard Varcoe (8), William Varcoe (6), Jemima Varcoe (4), Absalom Varcoe (2), James Varcoe, 2 months. Living with them also was Francis Brenton (20) and Jane Thomas (14), both being servants. All were recorded as having been born 'in the county'.
The 1851census ten years later showed that the family was recorded as living at Nanpean. St. Dennis was sat right in the middle of what was 'clay-works country'. The nearest clay-pit to where they were living in Nanpean was the Hendra Pit. Richard had moved up in the world now an Auctioneer aged 44. Mary was recorded as Mary Ann Varcoe, aged 42 and being from St. Eval, Cornwall. Which was different to what had been recorded ten years earlier, the record keeping appears to have become more detailed. Their son, Richard Varcoe aged 18 was recorded as being born at St Dennis in Cornwall and was employed as a china clay labourer. William Edwards Varcoe (and all subsequent children born at St. Stephens) aged 16, china clay labourer. Jemima Varcoe aged 13, scholar, Absalom Varcoe aged 11, scholar, James Varcoe aged 9, scholar, Sarah Ann Varcoe aged 7, scholar, Mary Ann Varcoe 6, scholar and Thursa Varcoe aged 3.
The 1861 census recorded the family living at Hallew Road. Richard was aged 54 and employed in china clay works and a 'home-broker' so probably this means auctioneering. Mary Ann was recorded as "Marry Anny" and aged 53. Children residing at home were Richard Gill Varcoe aged 27 and employed as a tin miner. Absalom Gill Varcoe aged 21, a china-clay labourer. James Gill Varcoe, aged 19, a scholar and Mary Ann Gill aged 15, a scholar.
Of the family members who were not living at home in 1861, William (Edwards Varcoe) had left England aged 26 for Australia. He arrived in Australia in 1856 and lived out his life there eventually settling and raising his family in South Australia with his wife Emily Buckingham.
Jemima Varcoe would go out of home as a servant. In 1864 she married a local fellow, John Cock. John's occupation was a farmer. John and Jemima had three children before he left for the United States in 1870 to get a home ready for them. While he was away Jemima looked after her father, disabled brother and children. The family would join John and they would settle and live the rest of their lives in Nebraska.
Sarah Ann Varcoe had also gone out of the home as a servant at a young age. At 17 Sarah was a house-servant for John and Priscilla Oliver, Innkeepers in St. Colomb. Whether it was here that she heard about the programs for immigration to Australia? By the following year of 1863, aged 18, Sarah arrived in Melbourne to begin her new life. She soon married John Moss. As my direct ancestor, her story is included on this site.
Thursa in 1861 was 13 and employed as a child's-maid. She was visiting (I think with relations), John and Mary Ann Best. John was an innkeeper and blacksmith. By the time she was 21 in 1869, Thirza/Thursa had also made her way to Australia. Thursa would marry William Moss and they would end up moving to and remaining in Queensland around Cairns.
The 1871 census shows a segment of the family living at nearby Trelavour. At this time Jemima had become the head of the house and was now Jemima Cocks. There was no mention of a husband residing at the home. (We now know that John was on his way to or in the U.S getting ready to bring his family to Nebraska.) Jemima was recorded as a labourer's wife and was aged 33, born at St. Stephen's Cornwall. Also residing with her was her father now a retired Auctioneer. Richard was recently (that year) a widow (as Mary Ann had died) now aged 65. Also living with them was Jemima's unmarried brother James Varcoe, aged 30 remarked as crippled since birth. Jemima's children at the home were Richard Cock, aged 4, scholar born at Colan, Cornwall. John D. Cock aged 2, born at St. Columb, and daughter, Betha M. Cock aged 7 months, also born at St. Columb.
From what I have been able to find from death indexes it is reasonable that our Richard Varcoe died in July 1878 and is buried in St. Dennis, Cornwall. This would make the most sense as he lived his entire life there.
The 1881 census had James Varcoe (now 40) living at 67 Hendra Prazey Road in St. Dennis. He lived as a boarder with Samuel ( 72 years of age and occupied as a bricklayer) and Priscilla Kent aged 55. Also residing with them was Samuel's widowed brother John Kent (64). John Kent a boy of 12 and likely a relation also is listed there as a boarder. He worked as a farm-labourer. And then, of course, our James Varcoe. Unmarried and again remarked as a cripple from birth.
I became curious as to whether we had any of our branch still representing the Varcoe name in Cornwall and specifically St. Dennis at this point? Richard Varcoe and Jane Dyers son Richard John Varcoe b 1873 was born in Roche in Cornwall. He would marry Annie Gatley (1878-1922). He died in St. Austell in 1954. Richard and Annie had four known children. Richard John Varcoe Jnr b 1903 born in Ladock, Cornwall. Edith b 1907, Muriel Annie b 1912 and Adelaide b 1915. Richard John Varcoe Jnr married Ellen E. Varcoe. He died in Lewisham, London in 1969. In 1969 Richard John Jnr was living alone at 37 Manor Avenue Lewisham in London. This is a two-story building that I suspect were apartments in 1969? The building had other three other occupants of differing surnames (Winkless, Wrake & Barber) so I don't know that they were relations to our Richard? I don't know whether Richard John Jnr had any sons? I'm sure that the many daughters of the Varcoes of our branch (1866 through to 1969) may well and truly still be settled in Cornwall and England. What I'm not certain of is if the Varcoe name from this branch is still in Cornwall? Either way, it is represented across the seas.
This page connects to the Moss Family.
Deacon, Bernard. (2017-2019). The Surnames of Cornwall. Retrieved from: https://bernarddeacon.com/the-surnames-of-cornwall-a-forthcoming-book/
Gillard, Bridget. (2004). Cornwall Industrial Settlements Initiative, St. Dennis, Hensbarrow Area. Bridget Gillard Historic Environment Service and The Cahill Partnership. Retrieved from: https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/media/28968855/st-dennis.pdf
Hals and Tonkin. (1838). The Parochial History of Cornwall. (4). Retrieved from: http://www.archive.org/stream/parochialhistor01halsgoog#page/n348/mode/2up/search/ST+Dennis
Hugh, L., B. (2012). Name of mystery pit revealed. The village of St. Dennis, Cornwall, UK. Retrieved from: http://www.stdennis.org.uk/pdf/name_of_mystery_pit_revealed_final.pdf.
St. Dennis.org.uk (2019). The village of St. Dennis, Cornwall, UK. Retrieved from: http://www.stdennis.org.uk/location_history.html


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This building at Fulton Avenue and Presbury Street was one of several that collapsed in Baltimore on Sunday.
Wind gusts of up to 62 miles per hour late Saturday and early Sunday knocked down several buildings and trees, cut power to tens of thousands of customers and was believed to have caused at least one house fire, authorities said.
Gusts of up to 62 miles per hour were recorded in Frederick County, according to the National Weather Service. Wind gusted up to at least 58 miles per hour in Baltimore County, and up to 54 miles per hour in parts of Anne Arundel County. Downed trees were reported across the state.
Late Saturday, a 58 mph gust was reported in Glyndon, in northwestern Baltimore County, and a gust estimated at 60 mph downed tree branches in Towson and caused power outages, the weather service reported.
The wind gusts led to the collapse of several vacant and abandoned buildings in Baltimore, housing officials said.
"We suspect at this time that wind is a principal cause," said Tania Baker, director of communications for Baltimore Housing. "When there is extreme weather — like the heavy winds that we saw — there is an impact on aged and abandoned housing stock."
Workers with the Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development demolished buildings at 1609 Mosher and 1701 and 1703 N. Fulton. Four other properties — 1623 N Payson, 1526 Druid Hill, 1523 Retreat and 1036 Arlington — were condemned by city building inspectors, but did not require emergency demolition. These properties will be evaluated in the morning.
There were no entrapments or injuries at any of the buildings, the Baltimore Fire Department said.
The collapses come days after retired truck driver Thomas Lemmon, 69, was killed last week when a vacant rowhouse collapsed onto his prized Cadillac near his home in the 900 block of N. Payson St. in West Baltimore.
Winds were also to blame for causing at least one fire Sunday and helping another to spread.
Anne Arundel County firefighters arrived at 1700 Green Meadow Court in Severn at 6:30 a.m. Sunday to find a fire at the back of the house, spokesman Capt. Russ Davies said. They quickly extinguished it without major injuries.
Investigators believe the fire was started by wind blowing ashes from a fire pit onto some mulch, Davies said. Damage was estimated at $11,000.
In Woodbine, fire investigators say strong winds caused a fire in a home to spread quickly and destroy the structure.
That fire broke out shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday. The Maryland State Fire Marshal's office said the married couple who owned the house woke up to the fire on their rear deck. They were able to escape with their child, but were unable to get back inside to save a dog, and a cat died.
Investigators say it took an hour and a half to bring the fire under control. Damage was estimated at $225,000. The cause is under investigation.
In Pasadena, firefighters called to 8300 Capel Drive Sunday morning found a large tree had fallen on a house and partially collapsed the second floor. The one person in the house at the time escaped without injury.
By Sunday night, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. said it had restored power to more than 36,000 customers throughout Maryland.
Wind restrictions and warnings were issued for area bridges.
Temperatures spent most of Sunday in the 30s and 40s before hitting 50 degrees by 5 p.m. at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Similarly cold temperatures were forecast overnight Sunday into Monday, and a freeze is likely Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Lows early Monday are forecast in the mid 30s.
A freeze warning is in effect from midnight through 10 a.m. Tuesday, with lows expected in the upper 20s to the north and west of Baltimore and in the lower 30s around the city and suburbs. Meteorologists warned that unprotected house plants and crops that have sprouted amid early spring warmth could be damaged or killed.
Another freeze is likely Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning.
More unseasonably cool daytime temperatures in the 40s and 50s are forecast for the middle of the week.
Baltimore Sun Media Group reporter Stephen Pimpo Jr. and the Associated Press contributed to this article.