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Dr. Rodgers has over 27 years research experience in the control of skeletal and cardiac muscle development. He received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley and has won numerous awards for research, teaching and mentorship. He held faculty positions in Pediatric Endocrinology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and also in Molecular Biosciences at Washington State University where he founded and directed the Washington Center for Muscle Biology.
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AAVogen is advised by highly respected and extremely well established leaders in the fields of gene therapy, muscle disease and molecular biology. This includes experts in viral gene delivery systems, muscular dystrophies, cancer cachexia, cardiac regenerative medicine and inclusion body myositis. Such expertise complements that of AAVogen's leadership and partners, which together forms a muscle gene therapy dream team.
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Stardust – the now-defunct French house music group featuring Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter, producer Alan Braxe and singer Benjamin Diamond – remastered their sole song, 1998's "Music Sounds Better With You," for an upcoming reissue. The band has yet to announce a release date.
The trio originally released the single on Bangalter's Roulé label, but they signed with Virgin after the song gained steam in France. The single eventually sold over 2 million copies worldwide, and Billboard reports that Virgin offered Bangalter $3 million to record a full album of Stardust material.


Gavin Webber is co-Artistic Director of The Farm, based on the Gold Coast, Queensland. For over twenty five years Gavin has had a successful career both as a performer and as a dance-theatre maker splitting his time between Australia and Europe. As Artistic Director of Dancenorth he took the company from regional Australia to national and international touring. Over the past decade The Farm's work has been seen across four continents including The Barbican in London and Venice Biennale, receiving six Greenroom awards in 2009.
In 2013 The Farm relocated to the Gold Coast. Their more recent works include Cut Away, Cockfight and The Last Blast. Cockfight and The Last Blast have recently been nominated for three Helpmann awards. Their newest works in the making are a live action video gaming piece based around themes of immigration, called Quarantine, and Frank Enstein, a magical realist work about self-acceptance for children and adults.
In short, he's old and he has moved around a lot. Most people in the world don't know who he is, and he made a show called Cut Away that never got nominated for anything.


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The song Auld Lang Syne means "times long past." The lyrics refer frequently to an acquaintance, friend, or romantic partner (depending on interpretation) who has long been forgotten. Who from your past do you think of in reference to this song?
How often do you realistically step back to take a look at your life, giving yourself a moment to consider how much time has passed and what you've done to make the most of it?
Imagine a child lives in a domed house deep under the ocean. Describe how Santa Claus could successfully make his yearly delivery of presents.
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Robert Zemeckis's new film stars Steve Carell as a man who is brilliantly different
by Stefan Pape 4th January 2019
Though flawed, Welcome to Marwen is a creative, resourceful piece of storytelling from the venerable filmmaker Robert Zemeckis, that, above anything else, is a true celebration of our individuality. It's a film that doesn't judge, to explore a protagonist who has his own quirks and sensibilities, and allows us to sit back and appreciate him for who he is – which isn't actually something we see an awful lot of in contemporary cinema.
Steve Carell in Welcome to Marwen
In a modern climate, we're becoming more conscious on the notion of identity, and allowing people to express themselves, and identify themselves in whichever way they deem fit, whatever makes them comfortable. As society progresses, inclusivity is a vital component, which is makes the story of Mark Hogancamp such a profound and pertinent one. For this is a true story of a man who was attacked for being himself, beaten up within an inch of his life simply because he told strangers in a bar about his inclination to wear women's clothes.
Carell and sort-of-love-interest Leslie Mann
Brought to life with an impressive conviction by Steve Carell, this is a role that is so easy to label and to demonise. Hogancamp collects women's shoes. He spends his days playing with a collection of dolls, in a fictional world he has created. He watches soft-core porn at home, on his own, and of course, he wears women's clothes. But these things make him happy, and if he's not hurting anyone, why should we care how he chooses to life his life?
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This is a positive thing to promote through the medium of cinema, to enforce these messages and present a character of this nature without passing any judgement, allowing us to find the human within, and discover he's just like you or I – something that many out there are too ignorant to try and do. Though not without its issues, it makes this film an important one, that we should be celebrating. For this is seldom seen in Hollywood, we don't tend to immerse ourselves in the lives of people of this nature, people many would disregard in the real world. For a supposedly progressive industry, when it comes to lead roles in movie, they often remain unblemished, they remain, for use of a better word, 'normal' – and this is something we hope will change with time.
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Of course that's not a rule of thumb, in recent months we had the film Freak Show, by Trudie Styler, starring Alex Lawther, which delved into the life of a teenager experimenting with his identity. Sean Penn starred in This Must Be The Place by Paolo Sorrentino, while the Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language film just this year, was won by A Fantastic Woman. There was also The New Girlfriend By Francois Ozon in recent memory – of a widow who started wearing his wife's clothes after she died. But note all three filmmakers here are European, and perhaps it's in more mainstream, American endeavours where this change needs to be made. Even recently in Mortal Engines there was controversy as the lead character of Hester Shaw, in the novels, had a facial deformation, whereas in the movie they gave the actress playing her, Hera Hilmar, just a small scar – as though too afraid to allow for the lead role in a blockbuster franchise to look different – yet we should embrace our quirks and idiosyncrasies, both in personality and appearance.
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There is the occasional exception in Hollywood, there's The Birdcage starring Robin Williams, or Kinky Boots too. But with cross-dressing in Hollywood often the man indulging in the activity clings on to his masculinity, exploiting the situation for his personal gain, as opposed to a mere personal preference. Like with Tootsie starring Dustin Hoffman, or in Some Like It Hot with Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon.
Romain Duris in Ozon's The New Girlfriend
On Welcome to Marwen, director Zemeckis told HeyUGuys, "The film celebrates everyone's humanness. Everybody is human and everybody has their own form of expression and I think we're too quick to judge people, wanting them to conform, wanting to put them in some sort of box and label them, and this film speaks to that".
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He's right, and on a similar note, Leslie Mann, the supporting lead in the film – Mark's neighbour and sort-of-love-interest, said this: "I think we all have our quirks, we all do, even though we all try and pretend to be super normal, we're not." And she's right, None of us are normal, so why should we pretend to be on screen?
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Still-Life - Art History of the Genre
Still life is a work of art which represents a subject composed of inanimate objects. Popular in Western art since the 17th century, still life paintings, such as of flowers or fruit, give the artist more leeway in the arrangement of design elements within a composition than do paintings of other types of subjects such as landscape or portraiture.
Still life paintings often adorn the walls of ancient Egyptian tombs. It was believed that the foodstuffs and other items depicted there would, in the afterlife, become real and available for use by the deceased. Similar paintings, more simply decorative in intent, have also been found in the Roman frescoes unearthed at Pompeii and Herculaneum. The popular appreciation of still life painting as a demonstration of the artist's skill is related in the ancient Greek legend of Zeuxis and Parrhasius.
Through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, still life in Western art was mainly used as an adjunct to Christian religious subjects. This was particularly true in the work of Northern European artists, whose fascination with highly detailed optical realism and disguised symbolism led them to lavish great attention on the meanings of various props and settings within their paintings' overall message. Painters such as Jan van Eyck often used still life elements as part of an iconographic program so dense that scholars to this day are still debating the possible symbolic significance of each flower, candle, or stone.
Still life came into its own in the new artistic climate of the Netherlands in the 17th century. While artists found limited opportunity to produce the religious art which had long been their staple (images of religious subjects were forbidden in the Dutch Reformed Protestant Church), the continuing Northern tradition of detailed realism and hidden symbols appealed to the growing Dutch middle classes, who were replacing Church and State as the principal patrons of art in the Netherlands.
Especially popular in this period were vanitas paintings, in which sumptuous arrangements of fruit and flowers, or lavish banquet tables with fine silver and crystal, were accompanied by symbolic reminders of life's impermanence. A skull, an hourglass or pocket watch, a candle burning down or a book with pages turning, would serve as a moralizing message on the ephemerality of sensory pleasures. Often some of the luscious fruits and flowers themselves would be shown starting to spoil or fade. The popularity of vanitas paintings, and of still life generally, soon spread from Holland to Flanders, Spain, and France.
The French aristocracy of the 18th century also employed artists to execute paintings of bounteous and extravagant still life subjects, this time without the moralistic vanitas message of their Dutch predecessors. The Rococo love of artifice led to a rise in appreciation for trompe l'oeil (French: "fool the eye") painting, a type of still life in which objects are shown life-sized, against a flat background, in an attempt to create the illusion of real three dimensional objects in the viewer's space.
With the rise of the European Academies, most notably the Academie francaise which held a central role in Academic art, and their formalized approach to artistic training, still life began to fall from favor. The Academies taught the doctrine of "Hierarchy of genres" (or "Hierarchy of Subject Matter"), which held that a painting's artistic merit was based primarily on its subject. In the Academic system, the highest form of painting consisted of images of historical, Biblical or mythological significance, with still life subjects relegated to the very lowest order of artistic recognition.
It was not until the decline of the Academic hierarchy in Europe, and the rise of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters, who emphasized technique and design over subject matter, that still life was once again avidly practiced by artists. Henri Fantin-Latour is known almost exclusively for his still lifes. Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers" are some of the best known 19th century still life paintings, and Paul Cezanne found in still life the perfect vehicle for his revolutionary explorations in geometric spatial organization.
Indeed, Cezanne's experiments can be seen as leading directly to the development of Cubist still life in the early 20th century. Between 1910 and 1920, Cubist artists like Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and Juan Gris painted many still life compositions, often including musical instruments, as well as creating the first Synthetic Cubist collage works, such as Picasso's "Still Life with Chair Caning" (1912).
Artists in the United States, largely unburdened by Academic strictures on subject matter, had long found a ready market for still life painting. Raphaelle Peale (1774-1825), eldest son of Revolutionary era painter Charles Willson Peale, was the first American still life specialist, and established a tradition of still life painting in Philadelphia that continued until the early 20th century, when artists such as William Harnett and John Frederick Peto gained fame for their trompe l'oeil renderings of collections of worn objects and scraps of paper, typically shown hanging on a wall or door.
When 20th century American artists became aware of European Modernism, they began to interpret still life subjects with a combination of American Realism and Cubist-derived abstraction. Typical of the American still life works of this period are the paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe, Stuart Davis, and Marsden Hartley, and the photographs of Edward Weston.
Much Pop Art (such as Andy Warhol's "Campbell's Soup Cans") is based on still life, but its true subject is most often the commodified image of the commercial product represented rather than the physical still life object itself. The rise of Photorealism in the 1970s reasserted illusionistic representation, while retaining some of Pop's message of the fusion of object, image, and commercial product. Typical in this regard are the paintings of Don Eddy and Ralph Goings. The works of Audrey Flack add to this mix an autobiographical Feminist message relating to cultural standards of female beauty. While they address contemporary themes, Flack's paintings often include trompe l'oeil and vanitas elements as well, thereby referencing the entire still life tradition of Western art.
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Title: Still Life with a Bouquet of Daisies
Artist: Vincent van Gogh
SKU: VVG-12793
Original Size: 41.6 x 57.2 cm
Location: Philadelphia Museum of Art Pennsylvania USA
Still Life with a Bouquet of Daisies
Title: Still Life with Bottles
Original Size: 46.5 x 56 cm
Location: Galerie Belvedere Vienna Austria
Still Life with Bottles
Title: Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase
Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York USA
Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase
c.1889/90
Title: Dark Roses
Artist: Henri Fantin-Latour
SKU: LHF-12770
Location: Private Collection
Dark Roses
Title: Flowers and Fruits
Original Size: 61 x 73 cm
Flowers and Fruits
Title: Flowers, Chrysanthemums
Flowers, Chrysanthemums
Title: Roses
Title: Basket of Roses
Basket of Roses
Title: Flowers in a Porcelain Vase
Flowers in a Porcelain Vase
Original Size: 40 x 34.9 cm
Title: Dahlias
Title: Still Life with Zinnias and Phlox
Still Life with Zinnias and Phlox
Title: Still Life
Location: National Gallery of Art Washington USA
Title: Bouquet of Peonies and Irises
Bouquet of Peonies and Irises
Title: Vase of Flowers
Original Size: unknown
Title: Still Life of Pansies and Daisies
Location: Ashmolean Museum Oxford United Kingdom
Still Life of Pansies and Daisies
Title: Flower Still Life
Location: Hamburger Kunsthalle Hamburg Germany
Flower Still Life
Title: Blush Roses in a Glass
Location: National Gallery Dublin Ireland
Blush Roses in a Glass
Title: Dahlias in a Chinese Vase
Dahlias in a Chinese Vase
Title: Small Bouquet
Small Bouquet
Title: Flowers, Dish with Fruit and Carafe
Location: The State Hermitage Museum St. Petersburg Russia
Flowers, Dish with Fruit and Carafe
Title: Spring Bouquet
Title: Larkspur
Title: Still Life with Roses, Fruit and a Glass of Wine
Still Life with Roses, Fruit and a Glass of Wine
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Mental Health at Work gateway launches
A new online Mental Health at Work 'gateway' has been launched in Bristol today by HRH the Duke of Cambridge. Led by the charity Mind and mental health initiative Heads Together, with support from Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England, and ten other organisations, the UK-wide portal is a free resource for workplaces containing information, advice, access to training and downloadable resources. The gateway is designed to help both employers and employees improve their wellbeing and mental health support systems.
Thanks to a wealth of content pooled together from mental health organisations, employers and staff can now search for resources according to the type and size of their own business and create a wellbeing package based on their specific needs. MHFA England's free resources featuring on the portal vary from simple, self-help tools such as the Take 10 Together and Address Your Stress toolkits to more in-depth, strategic guides like the Workplace Wellbeing toolkit and Line Manager's resource.
Jaan Madan, Workplace Lead, Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England, commented:
"We are delighted to be working with Heads Together to support the launch of the Mental Health at Work Gateway. This new portal will give employers at all stages of their mental health journey easy access to a comprehensive set of resources and information covering everything from awareness raising, to self-help, to training needs.
"We spend around a third of our adult lives in the workplace, and with around 32 million of us in work in this country, workplace mental health is something none of us can afford to ignore. Four in four of us have mental health and thanks to this resource, four in four of us now have everything we need at our fingertips."
This comes after research conducted by Mind found that half (48 per cent) of people say they have experienced mental health issue in their current job. The Workplace Wellbeing Index, which surveyed more than 44,000 employees, also revealed that only half of those who had experienced anxiety, depression or stress, had talked to their employer about it, and that an estimated one in four UK workers is struggling in silence.
Paul Farmer, Chief Executive of Mind, said:
"We are really proud to be involved in this piece of work, which offers a one-stop shop for anyone looking to improve mental wellbeing in their workplace and support staff with mental health problems. We know that employers want to do more and are starting to see mental health as a priority, but often don't know where to start. The new online Mental Health at Work gateway will change that.
"Over the last few years employers have begun to take staff wellbeing more seriously and we know that many are doing great work around mental health in the workplace. Now is the time for a step change in how we think about mental health at work. All employers need to make it a focus and support their staff."
Analysis of the Mind survey revealed the importance of properly supporting managers in building an effective workplace wellbeing strategy. Managers were far more likely to feel confident in promoting staff wellbeing if they felt their organisation was supporting them and building their mental health skills. Similarly, those who felt their manager supported their mental health, or could spot the signs of someone who was struggling, were more likely to consider disclosing mental health struggles.
WHSmith are an example of an organisation that have taken a proactive approach to workplace mental health. Alison Garbutt, the retailer's Head of Strategic Projects, sought support for her colleagues following the suicide of a co-worker, after realising she did not know how to approach potentially difficult conversations about mental health. She helped form a bespoke plan for the organisation that focused on both raising awareness of and training key staff in mental health, of which MHFA skills were a key part. Over 90% of the organisation's office line managers are trained as Mental Health First Aiders, as well as the majority of store managers in airports, railway stations, bus stations, and hospitals. This commitment to a whole organisational approach has been key to the success of WHSmith's workplace wellbeing strategy.
Discussing the organisation's approach, Alison commented:
"Losing a colleague to suicide understandably had an immense impact on a number of staff within our organisation. Nobody can ever be fully prepared to lose a friend and co-worker in this way, but this awful incident made us realise that there was a lot more we could do as an organisation to promote good staff wellbeing and support staff struggling with poor mental health for any reason – whether work-related or otherwise. For an employer of our size, with a large number of staff all over the UK, we decided the best approach for us was to work with colleagues in HR and other staff to provide mental health awareness training for managers and store managers.
"Employers shouldn't wait for staff to begin struggling with their mental health before they take action – acting quickly can prevent employees' mental health worsening. But, too often, not knowing where to start can prevent employers prioritising workplace wellbeing. That's why the Mental Health at Work gateway is going to be such a valuable resource for employers of all sizes and sectors."
The Mental Health at Work Gateway is now freely available to use for any organisation. You can also out more about MHFA England's resources here.


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Title: Michael F. Magliari papers
Date (inclusive): 1980-1994
Collection Number: WRCA 053
Creator: Magliari, Michael F.
Extent: 0.42 linear feet (1 box)
Repository: Rivera Library. Special Collections Department.
Riverside, CA 92517-5900
Abstract: Papers in the collection originated from Magliari's involvement with the Mono Lake Committee (Magliari has been a member since 1977). Most of the collection involves Magliari's work on the state capitol office staff of California State Senator John Garamendi (Thirteenth District).
Languages: The collection is in English.
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Collection number updated February 2019. Legacy collection number was MAGLIARI. This change was part of a project in 2018/2019 to update the collection numbers for collections in the Water Resources Collections and Archives.
Michael Magliari is an Associate Professor of History at California State University, Chico. Formerly, he served as press secretary to California State Senator John Garamendi. He is the author of Senate Concurrent Resolution 79 and Senate Bill 83.
Papers in the collection originated from Magliari's involvement with the Mono Lake Committee (Magliari has been a member since 1977). Most of the collection involves Magliari's work on the state capitol office staff of California State Senator John Garamendi (Thirteenth District). In April 1980, Magliari took a leave of absence from his graduate studies in History at the University of California, Davis, and joined Garamendi's staff as his Field Representative and press secretary. His chief duties included the drafting and management of Garamendi's Mono Lake legislation. In January 1981, Magliari resumed his graduate education, but remained on Garamendi's staff as a student intern and volunteer consultant on Mono Lake until December 1981.
During the critical early period in the campaign to save Mono Lake, Garamendi introduced three pieces of legislation on behalf of the Mono Lake Committee:
Senate Bill 1617, which would have restored Mono Lake's water level at an elevation of 6,388 feet.
Senate Concurrent Resolution 79, which would have placed the state legislature on record in favor of halting Los Angeles's water diversions and restoring Mono Lake at the 6,388-foot level.
Senate Bill 83, which established the Mono Lake Tufa Reserve as a unit of the California State Parks system. SB 83, Mono Lake's first major victory in Sacramento, was passed overwhelmingly by both houses of the legislature and signed into law by Governor Edmund J. Brown, Jr. on September 23, 1981.
Magliari wrote both SCR 79 and SB 83, and managed all three pieces of legislation through the various stages of the legislative process. During this time, he worked very closely with Mono Lake Committee President David Gaines and committee lobbyists Tom Cassidy and Tim Such.
Along with copies of the above legislation, the collection also includes: Senate Bill 1120; notes, drafts, correspondence, press releases, legislative histories, etc., pertaining to these and other Mono Lake legislation
The collection is arranged topically.
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
California. Legislature. Senate
Garamendi, John Raymond, 1945-
Lake conservation -- Law and legislation -- California
Mono Lake (Calif.) -- Water rights
Mono Lake-Tufa State Reserve (Calif.)
Senate Bill no. 1120
Senate Bill no. 83
Senate Concurrent Resolution no. 79
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This Hajj disaster is really getting under my skin.  Despite the fact that at least 362 people have died, at 11:45 this morning the New York Times didn't even have it listed on its homepage, and CNN had a headline listed next to other important news such as "Best man toasts groom, then his house," "David Hasselhoff files for divorce," and "Apple in the driver's seat."
Readers of this blog know that I'm irked by the media's love affair with Apple. And after this week's Macworld expo, in which Steve "good products equals social change" Jobs announced more toys, we have been treated to yet another barrage of "articles" about Apple's new goods. I understand why this happens; promoting Apple means promoting a safe-seeming commercialism that gets people to read your magazine or web site, and since these articles are little more than rewrites of press releases, it's an amazingly cheap way to generate content.
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Our government is unwilling to criticize Saudi Arabia lest our oil prices go up again, and the mainstream media follows suit. The Saudi authorities' claim that "police could not have done more"rings pathetic; this is an annual pilgrimage made by millions of believers; couldn't they prepare better? Somehow, tragedies within its borders are never the authorities' fault. Hmm. This might explain why Georgie looks up to them so much.
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Horspath is a village and civil parish in South Oxfordshire about  east of the centre of Oxford, England. The 2011 census recorded the parish's population as 1,378.

Archaeology
The parish's western boundary largely follows the course of a Roman road that linked Dorchester on Thames and Alchester Roman Town. In the Romano-British period there were pottery kilns producing Oxfordshire red/brown-slipware at Horspath Open Brasenose. Production of red slipware had begun by about 240 and continued until the end of 4th century. Production at the Horspath kiln was from the mid-3rd century until the 4th century. A wide range of red-slipped tables wares, often decorated with rouletting, stamps or white slip, was produced in the Oxfordshire potteries and widely distributed across Britain during the 3rd and 4th centuries. A Romano-British pottery mould has been found at Horspath and Roman pottery has been found on the allotments and on the common to the north of the village.

Manor

In the Middle Ages there were originally two distinct hamlets: Upper or Old Horspath and Nether, Lower or Church Horspath. The old packhorse road joining the London Road through the neighbouring village of Wheatley gave the village the Old English name of "Horsepadan", which became "Horsepath." Finally, in 1912 the Parish Council changed the village's name to the unique form "Horspath." Horspath parish was once part of the medieval Royal Forest of Shotover, with dense woodland cover extending from Islip to Cuddesdon until "disafforestation" in 1660.

The Domesday Book of 1086 records that the Norman baron Roger d'Ivry, who had numerous estates in Oxfordshire, held an estate of five and a half hides at Horspath. This, along with many other d'Ivry estates, became part of the Honour of St Valery, and then passed to the Honour of Wallingford and from 1540 the Honour of Ewelme. Three Oxford University colleges: Corpus Christi, Magdalen, and Brasenose have owned land and property in the parish. A connection with Queen's College comes from the 15th century when, according to legend, student John Copcot, walking in Shotover Forest reading his Aristotle, was attacked by a wild boar. He thrust the volume down the animal's throat and 'the boar expired'. The college ceremony of carrying in the Boar's Head at Christmas is derived from this, as is the stained glass window in St Giles church, presented in 1740 by the President of Magdalen to commemorate the Copcot Legend.

The oldest part of Horspath manor house was built for William Bedyll shortly before 1513. The southern front is late Elizabethan and includes a staircase and four fireplaces built in about 1600. The eastern part of the house was designed by the architect John Malcolm and added in 1885. A ghost, "The Grey Lady", is reputed to wander the landings and garden. Killed by her husband in a quarrel, her body was placed in a priest hole. Several sightings have been reported and in December 1878 a first-class shot claimed he had fired three times at the figure, and found two bullets embedded in the wall. In 1870–72 John Marius Wilson described Horspath thus:

"HORSEPATH, a village and a parish in Headington district, Oxford. The village stands under a hill, 2 miles W by S of Wheatley railway station, and 4 ESE of Oxford. The parish also includes the hamlet of Littleworth. Post town, Wheatley, under Oxford. Acres, 1,164. Real property, £1,840. Pop., 334. Houses, 71. The manor belongs to the Earl of Macclesfield. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Oxford. Value, £91. Patron, Magdalen College, Oxford. The church is ancient; consists of nave and chancel with a tower; and has, in its tower wall, two rude figures, said to be those of its founders."

Church and chapel

Church of England

The Church of England parish church of Saint Giles seems to have been built late in the 12th century. The Early English Gothic south aisle, including the south door and three and a half bay south arcade date from this period. From this time the east wall of the chancel had a trio of three stepped lancet windows. The early Decorated Gothic south transept was added late in the 13th or early in the 14th century as a chantry chapel. The south porch was added late in the 14th century. Around 1400 the present west tower and tower arch were built. The tower arch features two unusual almost life-size sculptures of human figures: one playing the bagpipes and the other showing an expression of amazement. Also in the 15th century the pitch of the nave roof was greatly reduced in typical Perpendicular Gothic style. Late in the 15th century, Perpendicular Gothic windows were inserted in both sides of the chancel and the north wall of the nave. The Perpendicular Gothic piscinae in the chancel and south transept are also 15th century.

In the 18th century Magdalen College, Oxford and the Earl of Abingdon contributed to the building of a west gallery in the nave. By 1840 the east wall of the chancel was out of alignment so the chancel was demolished and rebuilt to designs by the architect HJ Underwood, who retained the Perpendicular Gothic side windows with their medieval stained glass but dispensed with the medieval roof and replaced the Early English Gothic east windows with a neo-Perpendicular one. A contemporary condemned this work as "wanton destruction". By 1849 the nave was dilapidated so in 1852 the clerestory and west gallery were removed, the north wall was rebuilt and the north transept was added. Once again Underwood was the architect. The work cost £800, of which Baker Morrell of the local Morrell brewing family and Magdalen College each paid £200. The church is a Grade II* listed building.

By 1554 St. Giles' had three bells and by the 18th century it had five. It now has a ring of six bells plus a Sanctus bell. Of the current ring, the oldest is the fourth bell, which Joseph Carter of Reading, Berkshire cast in 1602. William Yare, also of Reading, cast the tenor bell in 1611. Abraham Rudhall of Gloucester cast the second and third bells in 1718. W&J Taylor of Loughborough, who from 1821 to 1854 had a bell-foundry in Oxford, cast the fifth bell in 1838. Mears and Stainbank of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry cast the treble bell in 1866. James Wells of Aldbourne, Wiltshire cast the Sanctus bell in 1811. St Giles' has a disused turret clock without a dial, the frame of which appears to be late 17th century.

St Giles' has an Elizabethan silver chalice made in about 1569, a carved late Jacobean pulpit, and a number of monumental plaques. One of these, to James Salisbury of Bullingdon Green (who died in 1770), is elaborately decorated. Another is to the five children of Thomas and Esther Herbert, who died from a recurrence of the bubonic plague between 1686 and 1688. Esther, whose family founded New College, also died in 1688 aged 33. A ceramic statuette of St Giles made by a local potter in 1988 is in the south chapel. In 1451 the Crown granted the advowson to the Hospital of St John the Baptist outside the East Gate, Oxford. In 1456 the hospital was suppressed, and all its property granted to Magdalen College, Oxford, newly founded by William Waynflete. From then until 1950 the vicar of St Giles was always a member of the college. George Wilkynson, who was incumbent from 1483, was Dean of Divinity of the University of Oxford.

Many vicars of St Giles were distinguished fellows of the college, but some of the post-Reformation ones neglected the parish. Richard Byfield, who was incumbent from 1666, was a scholar of Hebrew. Baptist Levinz, who was incumbent from 1680 to 1682, became Bishop of Sodor and Man in 1685. George Horne, who was incumbent from 1760 to 1764, became Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford in 1776 and Bishop of Norwich in 1790. Edward Ellerton, who was incumbent from 1814, founded Horspath parish school and left land in the parish to fund scholarships to Magdalen College, Oxford. Frederick Bulley, who was incumbent from 1843 to 1849, became President of Magdalen College in 1855. Henry Bramley, who was incumbent from 1861 to 1869, was a hymnologist who worked with the composer Sir John Stainer.

Methodist

In the 19th century a Methodist congregation developed in the village. It met in people's homes until 1871 when the current brick-built chapel just west of the village green was completed and opened. It was a member of The Oxford Methodist Circuit of the Methodist Church of Great Britain. In 2014 it ceased to be used for worship. The village community has bought the building and converted it into "Horspath Community Hub".

Civil War
In the western part of the parish, between Horspath village and the Roman road, is Bullingdon Green. Some weeks after the Battle of Edgehill in 1642 the Royalists disarmed the county's trained bands here. In 1644 Sir Arthur Aston, the Royalist Governor of Oxford, was thrown from his horse and injured here when "kerveting on horseback . . . before certain ladies". Aston's successor Sir Henry Gage reviewed Royalist troops here in the presence of Charles I. As the war turned against the Crown, Parliamentary troops assembled here in 1644 under the Earl of Essex and again in 1645. In 1648 George Nicolson, vicar of St Giles, was deprived of his demyship to Magdalen College for abusing Parliamentary soldiers.

Economic and social history

Buildings in Horspath reflect the underlying geology, with many older houses built from rubblestone of the distinctive local Corallian limestone. Red tiles or thatch are common as roofing materials. Horspath has 15 listed buildings including farm outbuildings and a cowhouse, the manor house, the parish church, and two thatched cottages, of which there were once 17, but fire has destroyed most. In 1936 the Queen's Head public house caught fire and sparks from the thatch destroyed two cottages opposite. The pub was restored with a tiled roof, as was Shepherd's Cottage, this thatch being burnt in the mid-1970s. The Chequers Inn, although dated 1624, was built in the 19th century.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries laundresses stretched their lines across the village green and market gardeners tended their vegetables for Pembroke College, Oxford. Farmers also reared pigs for the college tables. The 1871 census recorded a population of 373, including 93 employed on the land, 14 craftsmen, 30 in other trades, a curate and two publicans. There were 12 farmers in 1841 and only two in 1990, but the village still has two publicans. The Horspath Cricket Club played its first game in 1894 against Garsington. The present pitch was created in 1924. The club has played in the Oxford Times Cherwell League, Division 1, since 2008.

Early in the 20th century there was much change with Tarmacadam roads, housing developments and mobile homes replacing farmland and manor grounds, and the loss of the elms and the village pond. In 1912 William Morris moved his car manufacturing from Oxford to larger premises in Cowley. Surveys in 1938 and 1946 recorded more than 80 Horspath villagers working at Morris Motors. Horspath's population now includes people from many occupations, including employees of what is now the BMW Mini factory.

Wycombe Railway

In 1864 the Wycombe Railway was built and opened through the parish, including the  long Horspath Tunnel between Horspath village and the hamlet of Littleworth. It is sometimes called Wheatley Tunnel, but it is in fact entirely within Horspath parish. The Great Western Railway took over the Wycombe Railway in 1867 and opened  in 1908. The halt was closed in 1915 but reopened in 1933. In 1963 British Railways withdrew passenger services between  and  and closed the halt. Horspath Tunnel is now owned by Oxfordshire County Council and is a hibernaculum for several species of bat. In 1982 Horspath Parish Council bought the disused railway cutting southwest of the tunnel, enabling community volunteers to modify it to increase its biodiversity as Horspath Parish Council Wildlife Conservation Area.

Amenities

Horspath has a village shop and two pubs, the Chequers and the Queen's Head. The Chequers includes a Nepalese restaurant, the Gurkha Kitchen.

Oxford Bus Company route 46 links Horspath with Oxford via Cowley and with Great Milton via Littleworth and Wheatley. Buses run hourly, seven days a week, from early morning until after midnight.

Notes

Bibliography

External links

Welcome to Horspath
Horspath Parish Council Wildlife Conservation Area
Shotover Preservation Society
Shotover Wildlife
Oxford Green Belt Network

Civil parishes in Oxfordshire
South Oxfordshire District
Villages in Oxfordshire

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The Zend-Avesta: Volume 1 of 3 by Max Muller
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Q: EWS FindItems returns only 250 items in Exchange 2016 I have an application which uses EWS Managed API to search and retrieve items from Exchange server. On one client environment (Exchange 2016 on-premise server), when application tries to search and retrieve items from Archive MailBox folders using AQS query, the API seems to only return 250 items even though folder has more items that meets search query. The pagesize i request is 500, but the response only has 250 items.
Anyone know why FindItems() method only returning only 250 items?
Is there any throttling policy we need to disable? This is for Exchange 2016 Server.

A: By default, Exchange limits the maximum number of items that can be returned in a single request to 1000. But setting the maximum number of entries to a smaller number results in quicker response times, at the cost of having to send more requests to get all items. So, it seems Exchange admin reduced the max number of items that can be returned in a single request.


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You are here: Parliament home page > Parliamentary business > Publications and Records > Hansard > Commons Debates > Public Bill Committee Debates > Standing Committee on Bills
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill
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Simon Hughes: I want to flag up the fact that the hon. Member for Woking and I are unhappy about aspects of the clause. We have made the point, but will not reject the clause as a whole. We hope that the Government will try to improve it on Report.
As soon as practicable, will the Parliamentary Secretary provide the Committee with a list of current initial charges for immigration services, so we can assess costs effectively? We will come later to the improved position on appeals, for which we are grateful.
Ms Winterton: I am happy to do that.
Clause 63, as amended, ordered to stand part of the Bill.
Clause 64
Consolidation of appeals
Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.
The Chairman: With this it will be convenient to take Government amendment No. 368.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department (Angela Eagle): If an appellant raises additional reasons for staying in the UK in the course of an appeal, they can be argued as part of a one-stop appeal and incorporated into that, rather than treated as a separate decision with a separate right of appeal. If, unusually, a further decision attracts a separate right of appeal, it should be possible for them to be linked pursuant to rules made under clause 84.
The clause is unnecessary, and consequently clause 84 should be amended, as it refers to the clause. We are therefore in the odd position of asking members of the Committee to vote for the amendment, and then to oppose that the clause stand part of the Bill.
The Chairman: For the benefit of members of the Committee, let me point out that the decision on amendment No. 368 will be taken when we discuss the clause to which it is relevant.
Simon Hughes: I was not confused, but I am now.
I make this comment and the next in a non-confrontational manner. Clause 84 relates to the rules that the Lord Chancellor may make. Amendment No. 368 amends subsection (2)(m) on page 42, which I marked in anticipation. I believe that the Minister is
saying that all the things that were to be covered in the clause will be shipped into the rule-making powers in clause 84. I am happy with that if that is correct.
The Bill as a whole would benefit from consideration at the end of the Committee stage to ensure that we separate immigration and asylum where that is possible. I always try to make the point to the great public outside, as well as to the Committee, that the two are different. We are obliged to grant asylum, but not to allow someone in as an immigrant. One is governed by international law, the other by domestic law. The public need to understand that, as they often get confused.
Part 5 is entitled ''Immigration and asylum appeals''. Clause 61 is headed ''Appeal: claim for asylum''. Clause 62 is headed ''Grounds for appeal'', which I believe relates only to immigration and should therefore be headed ''Grounds for appeal: immigration''. I believe that clause 63, ''Matters to be considered'', relates only to immigration, not to asylum. The title of clause 64, ''Consolidation of appeals'', also relates only to immigration appeals. Under the clauses, therefore, one could not consolidate an asylum application in an immigration case, although both bounce around in theory at the same time, as the Minister knows. Will the Ministers consider reordering this part of the Bill with advice from colleagues, so that we can separate the asylum and immigration processes?
We should separate immigration appeals, not consolidate them. I do not think that it is technically possible to consolidate asylum appeals, because only one of them can be alive at any given time. If we are talking about consolidation of Home Office matters about status, at the end of this clause it would be logical to pull those together. I am merely making a request. We are trying to get clear clauses and clear headings to clauses, so that everyone can find what they are looking for.
Part 1 is about nationality and citizenship. It is entitled ''Nationality'', but when we went through it, we agreed that it is about citizenship and nationality—that some bits of the clause deal with the one subject, and other bits with the other. We argued for different names, but the Government took a contrary position. However, we should try to ensure that there is consistent language throughout the Bill, so that people following it can find their way through it more easily. I am sure that that could be done if people were to apply their minds to the task.
Angela Eagle: I confirm the hon. Gentleman's view that clause 84 effectively subsumes the need to have clause 64. I hope that we can move on to discuss clause 84 before today's deliberations come to an end, so that he can talk about that.
The hon. Gentleman asks for everything to be separated, but at the same time he wants us to consolidate. We are trying to consolidate. It is not always possible both to separate and to consolidate; he can use both words in the same sentence, but it is not always possible to achieve that. We are doing what we can about how the Bill is ordered, but, as he said—to borrow the memorable phrase of the hon. Member for
Woking, who made the same point—the tackle sometimes gets mixed up. That is certainly the case in some of these areas, where people have immigration cases, appeals and asylum cases running at the same time. In such circumstances, those cases will be considered together. Therefore, there is some consolidation, but there is also some separation. We will make that as neat as possible, but it will never be perfect.
I will move that amendment No. 368 be incorporated into clause 84, but I ask the Committee to disagree to clause 64 standing part of the Bill.
Clause 64 disagreed to.
Successful appeal: discretion
Angela Eagle: I beg to move amendment. No. 350, in page 35, line 15, after '60', insert 'or 61'.
The amendment widens the scope of the clause and gives the adjudicator the power to give directions by including provision for the power to be used in appeals against a rejection by the Secretary of State of a claim for asylum in circumstances in which the appellant has been granted leave to enter or remain in the UK for a period exceeding one year. That ensures consistency across appeal types, so it is a kind of consolidation, but it is also a simplification. As the clause stands, adjudicators have the power to give a direction to give effect in some decisions, but not in others. This merely makes that consistent across the piece.
Ineligibility
Mr. Malins: I beg to move amendment No. 404, in page 35, line 37, leave out paragraph (c).
The Chairman: With this it will be convenient to take amendment No. 405, in page 35, line 39, leave out paragraph (d).
Mr. Malins: The clause sets out the categories of persons who are to be denied a right to appeal. It is criticised as extremely vague. For example, the Immigration Advisory Service is worried about the meaning of
''seeking to be in the United Kingdom''.
Will the Minister explain whether that includes people who are appealing from within the UK as well as those who are outside the country? Why is the language different from that used in subsection (2)(d), which refers to a person
''seeking to enter or remain''?
It could just be sloppy drafting or there may be a reason for the different wording.
Amendment No. 405 would remove the prohibition on appeal against a decision that a person is
''seeking to enter or remain in the United Kingdom for a purpose other than . . . in accordance with immigration rules.''
That is a technical point under the law, and I am advised that the provision would remove an appeal right from people who make applications under important concessions outside the immigration rules. Such people include women who have been victims of violence in marriage and want to take advantage of the domestic violence concession; the families of children who have lived for seven or more of their formative years in the United Kingdom; and those who would benefit from the 14-year and the 10-year concessions because of their long residence here.
As subsection (2)(d) precludes such refused applicants from appealing a decision to an adjudicator, they have no option but to appeal via judicial review, which is a slow and costly remedy. It seems more appropriate to allow those who come within the ambit of such concessions a statutory right of appeal under the Bill. The Immigration Advisory Service is another body that regards the category of persons to be denied a right to appeal as being too broad. Can the Minister give an assurance that the Bill as drafted does not exclude asylum seekers who are claming that to remove them would be contrary to the United Kingdom's obligations under the refugee convention in part 2 of the current immigration rules that deal with asylum seekers? Among the people who may lose out under the clause will be those relying on existing policies to enable them to bring in family members to join them, when they have exceptional leave to remain for what may be compassionate reasons. The probing amendments were drafted by persons more skilled than me to tease out answers from the Government to some important questions.
Simon Hughes: The hon. Member for Woking and I have the same worries, and those with whom we have discussed the matter have pointed out certain defects that would be dealt with by the removal of subsection (2)(c) and (d).
As the hon. Gentleman said, we have now reached the clauses that deal with exceptions and limitations. There are 12 such clauses, compared with seven clauses that deal with substantive proposals. It is sad that it is not the other way round. Furthermore, we are all suffering from the disadvantage of the absence of a Special Standing Committee. The previous Immigration and Asylum Bill was not perfect, even after deliberations by a Special Standing Committee. However, as my hon. Friend the Member for Sheffield, Hallam said—he is at present discussing a statutory instrument on Home Office business down the Corridor, but will be back here shortly—it was an extremely valuable exercise. Advice could have been taken and proposals tested through such a proceeding. I make a plea that, whenever possible, unless there is an overriding reason why not, we must have a White Paper, a draft Bill and a Special Standing Committee to deal with technical matters before the final version of the Bill is discussed.
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NFL Players Coalition Hopes to Hit Trump at the Ballot Box
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Daniel Leberfeld
Can NFL players impact the upcoming mid-term elections? USA Today Sports columnist Nancy Armour thinks they can.
She penned a column this week with the headline: "Players Coalition fights back against Trump at the ballot box."
The Players Coalition is a group of NFL players focused on bringing awareness to what they believe are systematic problems in the United States, like racial inequality. The coalition formed shortly after former San Francisco 49er QB Colin Kaepernick started the anthem protest movement in the summer of 2016.
"For the past few weeks, members of the Players Coalition have been participating in voter registration drives and doing PSAs to encourage people to vote," Armour wrote. "They've been lobbying for ballot initiatives that, among other things, would return voting rights to people in Florida convicted of non-violent felonies; reclassify low-level drug possession in Ohio to a misdemeanor; and make it easier to vote in Michigan."
Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins, one of the more vocal players in the coalition, believes voting on November 6 is the best way to effect change.
"If we don't give the public a way to get involved other than point out the problems, we're not having the greatest impact that we can. The biggest impact we all have is our vote," Jenkins told USA Today.
The Player's Coalition is focused like a laser on a ballot initiative called "Florida's Amendment 4."
If approved, this would restore voting rights to people convicted of felonies, aside from murder and felony sexual assault, once they served their time.
Former NFL wide receiver Anquan Boldin, who's the only former player in the Player's Coalition, is a Florida-native, and is lobbying hard for this amendment to pass.
"It's something that affects people from different walks of life," Boldin told USA Today. "It's not just a black issue, it's not just a white issue. Speaking to a lot of people (affected), they say they don't feel like complete or whole citizens again without the right to vote. That says a lot."
This has been a rough week for Jenkins and The Player's Coalition. A former member of the coalition, Carolina safety Eric Reid, verbally assaulted Jenkins before last Sunday's Panthers-Eagles game. Reid called Jenkins "a sellout" and "a neo-colonialist" since the Eagles' star was with a $90 million agreement with the NFL that would benefit social causes the coalition endorses.
"I believe Malcolm capitalized on the situation," Reid explained. "He co-opted the movement that was started by Colin to get his organization funded. It's cowardly. He sold us out."
Jenkins has chosen to take the high road following Reid's attack.
"I'm not going to get up here and say anything negative about that man," Jenkins said of Reid. "I respect him. I'm glad he has a job. I'm glad he's back in the league. I'll leave it like that."
Jenkins has moved on from that tiff, and is now focused on making an impact on election day, with the Player's Coalition's get-out-to-vote initiative.
"This is the way to make our voices heard the loudest," Jenkins said.
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Coitus reservatus (latin: "återhållsamt samlag") är en sexuell term och form av samlag där en man håller tillbaka sin orgasm, och därmed sin ejakulation (observera dock att vissa män kan nå orgasm utan att ejakulera), för att hålla sig på platåfasen så länge som möjligt utan att få sädesuttömning. Avsikten kan dels vara att förlänga och fördjupa bådas sexuella njutning, dels att förhindra att samlaget avslutas i förtid med mannens orgasm innan kvinnan har fått orgasm.

Innebörd
Begreppet coitus reservatus innebär att mannen sparar sin säd i allmänhet. Han endast tömmer sig vid enstaka samlag (då kroppens behov av en uttömning känns aktuellt) och sällan genom onani. Mannens uttömning kan under själva samlaget kontrolleras och hållas tillbaka med hjälp av en mängd olika tekniker. Med coitus reservatus avses den medvetna akten att avstå från ejakulationen och bör skiljas från mäns förmåga att uppnå orgasm utan att ejakulera (mångorgasmisk förmåga).

Erfarna män som tillämpar coitus reservatus kan ofta uppnå orgasm utan att behöva ejakulera och ejakulerar därmed vanligtvis inte under samlaget. Samlaget kan avslutas med en eventuell ejakulation om mannen vill det, samtidigt med att kvinnan får orgasm eller efter att hon får orgasm.

Tillämpning
Metoden att avstå från ejakulation inne i kvinnans slida anses kunna användas som en preventivmetod, coitus interruptus, alltså att mannen efter kvinnans orgasm drar ut sin penis ur hennes slida om han vill ejakulera. Det är dock inte alls någon säker metod.

Kuriosa

Inom den kinesiska taoismen lär man ut att mannen bör avstå från ejakulationen för att öka sitt eget välbefinnande och för att kunna ge kvinnan längre njutning. Den traditionella taoismen menade att en man endast bör ejakulera med långa mellanrum. För en femtioårig man kan det vara lämpligt med en gång i månaden och för en sextioårig man aldrig eller bara några gånger per år.

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Preventivmetoder
Sexualtekniker