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St. Petersburg Plato's Philosophical Society
Scientific and Educational Information Resource
The project is created and is being developed with the financial support of the Russian Humanitarian Scientific Foundation (grant N 12-03-12028v), the "Development of the Electronic Database " Materials and Researches on History of Ancient Philosophy " (grant N 08-03-12126), "Development of the Hypertext Information Resource "Texts by Ancient Greek Philosophers", (grant N 05-03-12320, "Development of Information Resource "History of Antique Platonism project", Project Manager Ph.D. A.V. Tsyb, Reg. N01201273112 in the Center of Information Technologies and Systems of Executive Authorities.
This site grows out of the long-term project of St.-Petersburg Plato's Philosophical Society functioning from 2005 to 2012.
The project aims at development and improvement of the operating scientific and educational information resource monitoring events of scientific activity of St.Petersburg Plato's Philosophical Society, digital versions of the historical philosophical collection "AKAΔHMEIA: researches on Platonism history", materials of the historical philosophical conferences "Universe of Plato's Thought" and Summer Schools of Young Scientists "ПΛATΩNOПOΛIΣ: philosophical approach as interdisciplinary synthesis of philosophical, historical and philological researches". And also the site should demonstrate similar foreign scientific communities, representing also Digital Library of Ancient Greek philosophical Literature and covering classical and modern historical philosophical researches devoted to it.
The project is logical continuation of the previous materials devoted to the publication of the extracts from the history of an Antique Platonism. It is our intention to continue the publishing of classical texts on ancient philosophy — early Greek, cynical, stoical, epicurean, skeptical, hermetic, gnostic, early Christian texts. Development of the digital database covering scientific research as well as the Scientists personal working in the spheres of ancient philosophy, dissertations content, publications of materials of current foreign activities of this subject and creation of an interactive portal is planned also. The project is directed on the consolidation of efforts in discussing of topical problems of modern history of ancient philosophy as scientific discipline.
The Secretary in Chief for the Plato's Philosophical Society, the Head of the Project, Ph.D. Alexey V. Tsyb
The Project Administrator Senior Lecturer at Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Control Processes SPbSU Sergey Y. Sevryukov
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International history and philosophy conference «Alexandria School of Clement and Origen and its Heritage»
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Round Table "The Road of Unification in Science, Philosophy and Culture: Hazards and Provocation of the 21st century"
The report by Professor of Polytechnic School Democritus University of Thrace Georgios Pavlos, Greece
Materials of V-VII Summer Schools of Young Scientists "ПΛATΩNOПOΛIΣ: philosophical approach as interdisciplinary synthesis of philosophical, historical and philological researches " 2008-2010 are published.
New sections of the Site are added: "materials of the Almanac 'AKAΔHMEIA', Summer Schools 'ΠΛΑΤΩΝΟΠΟΛΙΣ' and the philosophical Conference 'Universe of Plato's Thought'".
The Sections "Projects", "Dissertations", "Digital Library" are added
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Melbourne - World champion Lewis Hamilton scorched to pole position more than half-a-second faster than team-mate Nico Rosberg as he led a Mercedes one-two at Australian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday.
Hamilton's 39th career pole came from a dominating performance, with a sizzling lap time of one minute 26.327 seconds at Melbourne's Albert Park.
It was Hamilton's fourth pole in Australia as he bids to win for the first time in Melbourne since 2008.
Rosberg, who looked as if he would miss out on the front row after taking to the grass, hit back with a flying 1:26.921 final lap, still six-tenths off his fierce rival.
Brazilian Felipe Massa in a Williams was third fastest in 1:27.718, ahead of four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel for his new Ferrari team.
Last year Hamilton also started off the pole in Melbourne but was forced out with mechanical problems after just four laps.
"It's a great start to the weekend. We found a good balance today and it was about trying to push those laps," Hamilton said.
"Last year showed that even though I didn't win that first race it wasn't the end of the world.
"But of course the plan tomorrow is to have a better start to the season and today is the first step in that direction."
Rosberg, who went on to win last year's race, is optimistic about his chances even though he was significantly slower than Hamilton's best lap.
"It's not because of the pace difference, for sure, Lewis was quick but I didn't get my laps together today," the German said.
"So I'm not worried about pace at all to be honest. But races are always a different thing so maybe I can even turn it around tomorrow."
Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen was fifth ahead of Valtteri Bottas in a Williams and Australian Daniel Ricciardo struggled to keep up, finishing seventh in his Red Bull.
"Mercedes are in a different category," Massa said, reflecting the mood of the other teams.
"For sure it's not great to see this difference, but we keep working, we keep fighting and I hope we can get as close as we can.
"Red Bull is not really there for the moment and I am sure that Red Bull will get there but for now Ferrari is really strong and they have made a big step forward compared to last year."
Carlos Sainz (Toro Rosso), Romain Grosjean (Lotus) and Pastor Maldonado (Lotus) filled out the top 10.
Dutch teenager Max Verstappen, set to become the youngest ever Formula One driver at 17 years and 166 days in Sunday's race, was among the five drivers eliminated in Q2.
Verstappen, driving a Toro Rosso, finished 12th fastest and missed out along with Sauber's Felipe Nasr, Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat and Force India pair Nico Hulkenberg and Sergio Perez.
After Sauber's legal turmoil this week, finally resolved when Giedo van der Garde gave up his seat despite a court ruling in his favour, Nasr got to within 0.076sec of Q3.
The struggling McLarens of Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen both failed to make Q2 after finishing 16th and 17th in the first stage and will start on the back row of the race grid.
Button, a three-time Australian Grand Prix winner, was a substantial 2.836sec off the pace, emphasising the McLaren's problems since their incomplete off-season testing.
The last time Button qualified as low as 17th was at the 2010 Malaysian Grand Prix.
The McLarens were behind the Sauber pair of Nasr and Marcus Ericsson. Brazil's Nasr scraped into the last spot in Q2 ahead of his team-mate Ericsson.
The Manor pair of Will Stevens and Roberto Merhi, who were unable to take part in practice as the new team gets on its feet, did not take part in qualifying.


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Dynapac Road Construction Equipment India Pvt Ltd (Dynapac India) is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Fayat Group of France. Dynapac, originally a Swedish multinational engineering company located in Karlskrona, was founded in 1934 and today has subsidiaries in seven countries. The company produces pavers, mobile feeders, rollers and planers. Dynapac has been represented in India since the early 1970s, and it partnered with Escorts to manufacture and sell soil compactors during 1989-1994.
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"If you're playing a poker game and you look around the table and can't tell who the sucker is, it's you." — Paul Newman
Paul Leonard Newman was born on this day in Shaker Heights, Ohio, USA in 1925. Today is the 89th anniversary of his birth.
The second of Arthur and Theresa Newman's two boys, Paul took an early interest in acting. He made his debut as the court jester in Robin Hood on his elementary school stage at the age of 7. The Newmans lived in the wealthy Shaker Heights neighborhood of Cleveland, where Arthur owned a sporting good store. Paul graduated from Shaker Heights High in 1943 and attended Ohio University of Ohio for a while before he was kicked out for unruly behavior (including crashing a beer keg into the president of the University's car.) He joined the Navy with hopes of becoming a pilot, but when it was discovered he was color blind he became a radio operator. He served three years in the service.
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Back home he went to Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. He received his BA in drama and economics in 1949. He developed his craft in several summer stock productions before moving to New York and joining the Actors Studio.
In 1953 Newman had his Broadway premier in Picnic. He follow that with The Desperate Hours and Sweet Bird of Youth. He did TV appearances on series like Tales of Tomorrow and Appointmen twith Adventure.
His first film role was anything but successful…
In 1954, a film Paul was very reluctant to do was released, The Silver Chalice (1954). He considered his performance in this costume epic to be so bad that he took out a full-page ad in a trade paper apologizing for it to anyone who might have seen it. He had always been embarrassed about the film and reveled in making fun of it. [IMDb]
But second time was a charm and he was pleased with his work as Rocky Graziano in Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956). After Cat on a Hot Tin Roof came The Long, Hot Summer with Joanne Woodward (who would soon become his second wife.) [Ibid]
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The 1960s would bring Paul Newman into superstar status, as he became one of the most popular actors of the decade, and garnered three more Best Actor Oscar nominations, for The Hustler (1961), Hud (1963) and Cool Hand Luke (1967)…1969 brought the popular screen duo Paul Newman and Robert Redford together for the first time when Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) was released. It was a box office smash. Throughout the 1970s, Newman had hits and misses from such popular films as The Sting (1973) and The Towering Inferno (1974) to lesser known films as The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972) to a now cult classic Slap Shot (1977). (Ibid)
He finally got the Best Actor Oscar statue in 1986 for his role of Fast Eddie Felson in the Color of Money. (Color of Money was the long awaited sequel to The Hustler.)
In all he was nominated 10 times for Academy Awards over a span of 5 decades.
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Films were not the only thing on his mind… A passionate race car driver since the early 1970s, Newman became co-owner of Newman-Haas racing in 1982, and also founded "Newman's Own", a successful line of food products that has earned in excess of $100 million, every penny of which Newman donated to charity. He also started The Hole in the Wall Gang Camps, an organization for terminally ill children. He was as well known for his philanthropic ways and highly successful business ventures as he was for his legendary actor status. [Ibid]
Newman died of lung cancer at the age of 83 in 2008.
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A fascinating and well-crafted read for omnivores, vegetarians, and vegans alike. Tovar Cerulli grew up hunting.
Then he became a vegetarian. And then, a vegan. For many, many, many years. Until his doctor advised him that his body needed to get some animal protein, and he slowly began to incorporate meat back into his diet. He also takes up his love for hunting, having to reconcile his beliefs in ecological conservation and animal welfare with his body's needs and his love for hunting. Cerulli explores with depth and nuance the motivations of omnivores and vegans alike, the role of death in both the killing of animals for food and the growing of organic vegetables for sustenance.
A hunger becomes a vegetarian? Sounds like a very interesting book.


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Top Crime Author Stuart MacBride Opens Jura Writers' Retreat - 28th November, 2011
Top Scottish crime writer, Stuart MacBride has launched the return of the renowned Jura Writers' Retreat programme.
Jura whisky has revived Writers' Retreat, which celebrates the island's storytelling heritage by inviting eminent authors to spend time on Jura and write a short story inspired by the island featuring a character and genre for which they are most famous.
The Isle of Jura boasts a long literary heritage, including the fact that British novelist George Orwell penned his most famous novel '1984' while staying on the island.
Building on this special connection, Writers' Retreat will run throughout late 2011 and 2012. Stuart MacBride – the international bestselling author of the Logan McRae series, whose latest book SHATTER THE BONES went to number one in the Sunday Times list – is the first in a long list of well-known writers to spend a week in the Jura Lodge, where he wrote a short story entitled 'Stramash'.
'Stramash' follows Detective Sergeant Logan McRae to the Isle of Jura. He's supposed to be having a couple of days off, but his superior DI Steel has other ideas. Something suspicious is happening on Jura, and it's going to take Grampian Police's finest to get to the bottom of it.
Speaking about the programme, Stuart MacBride said: "To be honest, they had me at 'free malt whisky for a week', and the chance to spend a week on Jura, staying in the lodge above the distillery, was just too good to refuse. Jura's a spectacular island with inspiration lurking around every corner, so it's no surprise that George Orwell managed to produce one of his finest works here. I'm really looking forward to seeing what the writers' retreat sparks in the other authors on the programme."
Fans of MacBride's work will be able to download his short story by going to (Sorry link is no longer available). Additional information on Writers' Retreat and news on the programme's bestselling authors can also be found on the Jura website.
Following in the Aberdeen author's footsteps will be bestselling crime writer, Val McDermid, and Scottish Sci-Fi writer, Ken McLeod. Previous writers in residence for Jura include Alexander McCall Smith, Janice Galloway and Will Self.
Jura distillery manager, Willie Cochrane, said: "There's no shortage of inspirational material on Jura and we are delighted to re-launch this programme, which offers literary giants the chance to soak up the atmosphere of this great island."
To mark the creation of 'Stramash', MacBride worked with Jura to set up an exclusive digital crime tour of Aberdeen, in line with Logan's murder investigations. Hotspots included a stop at Robert Gordon University, where Professor Dave Barclay – former Head of Physical Evidence for the UK – lectures in forensic science. MacBride regularly makes use of Professor Barclay's extensive expertise to get the details in his books right.
"I really enjoyed taking everyone on a tour around some of the locations featured in Logan's murder investigations. And having Professor Dave Barclay on hand to share examples from his years helping to solve real-life crimes made it even better. Not to mention the occasional nip of good malt whisky." says MacBride.
His next book, BIRTHDAYS FOR THE DEAD, is published by HarperCollins in January.
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HomeThe research journalNewsExtravascular dermal trypanosomes in suspected and confirmed cases of Human African Trypanosomiasis
Diagnosis of sleeping sickness, a neglected tropical disease caused by African trypanosomes, relies on the detection of parasites in blood. Following their previous discovery that the skin is a reservoir for trypanosomes, scientists from the Institut Pasteur and colleagues have recently confirmed and quantified this phenomenon in humans, thereby improving our epidemiological understanding and opening new approaches to eliminate the disease.
African trypanosomes are parasites transmitted by tsetse flies and responsible for sleeping sickness. They proliferate in the blood and finally migrate to the central nervous system, ultimately resulting in death. Diagnosis generally involves two steps: a serological screening followed by the microscopic detection of live parasites in the blood. However, live parasites can remain undetected in some seropositive individuals who are therefore left untreated. In laboratory models, scientists from the Institut Pasteur's Trypanosome Transmission Group recently demonstrated that the skin was a major anatomical reservoir for trypanosomes, making them easily accessible to tsetse flies but difficult to detect in the blood. The scientists confirmed this phenomenon in humans in the sleeping sickness focus in Guinea. Of the 5,417 subjects serologically screened for sleeping sickness, 11 seronegative controls, 8 suspects and 18 confirmed cases had blood samples and skin biopsies examined for trypanosomes. Trypanosomes were found in the blood of all confirmed cases but not in suspected cases. But they were detected in the dermis of all the suspected and confirmed cases. These results demonstrate that the skin is an anatomical reservoir for African trypanosomes, including in individuals apparently not infected and who slip through the net of screening campaigns. These observations improve our understanding of the epidemiology of sleeping sickness in the effort to eliminate the disease, while also pointing to the skin as a novel target for diagnosis.


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Explosion early Wednesday damages two homes in downtown Topeka
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No injuries were reported after an explosive device went off early Wednesday outside a duplex on the west edge of downtown Topeka, damaging that residence and a house next door, authorities said.
The blast was reported at 12:18 a.m. outside a two-story, wooden-frame duplex at 306 S.W. Harrison.
"The front porch sustained substantial damage," said Lt. Manny Munoz, Topeka police watch commander. "If it was any type of fireworks, it was definitely not a consumer type of fireworks."
The blast caused a large hole in the north side of the wooden front porch of 306 S.W. Harrison, fire officials said. The explosion also knocked off a portion of railing on the north side of the porch. Some items inside the duplex were jostled around as a result of the explosion, but no further damage to the interior was reported.
The blast also shattered a second-floor window in a house at 302 S.W. Harrison, located just north of the duplex.
Fire department officials said occupants inside both structures were evacuated shortly after the blast while the area was being searched for other explosive devices and possible gas leaks. There were two residents in the south unit of the duplex, one occupant in the north unit of the duplex and two people inside the home at 302 S.W. Harrison.
Topeka Fire Marshal Mike Martin said occupants of the house to the south, at 308 S.W. Harrison, also were evacuated for a short time. It wasn't immediately known how many occupants were in that house.
All residents were allowed back inside their homes after the area was determined to be safe.
Crews remained at the scene as of 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, and Kansas Gas Service had been called as a precaution.
The investigation was being led by the Topeka Fire Department.
The Topeka Police Department's bomb squad was called to the scene. Then, about 5:30 a.m., the Topeka Fire Department's accelerant-sniffing dog was brought to the scene for additional investigation.
Fire investigators with flashlights concentrated their search on the north side of the duplex, which was located on the east side of the block.
The damage estimate was $2,000 to the home at 306 S.W. Harrison and $500 to the home at 302 S.W. Harrison.
Anyone with information about the incident may call Shawnee County Crime Stoppers at (785) 234-0007.
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Christie's lead over Lonegan grows in 2 polls
by Cynthia Burton, Inquirer Staff Writer, Posted: May 21, 2009
A pair of polls released yesterday showed Christopher J. Christie leading Steve Lonegan by a double-digit margin in the Republican gubernatorial primary race.
Christie, a former U.S. attorney, is culling voters from among pragmatic conservatives who believe he is the better bet to beat Democratic Gov. Corzine in the fall.
According to the new Monmouth University/Gannett New Jersey Poll, Christie's supporters are older and more moderate than Lonegan's supporters, who consider themselves staunchly conservative.
Christie led Lonegan, a former mayor of Bogota in Bergen County, 50 percent to 32 percent in the poll. The poll of 706 "very likely" June 2 primary voters, taken between May 13 and Monday, had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
The gap was even wider - 56 percent to 33 percent - in the latest Quinnipiac University poll. That poll, taken between May 12 and Monday, sampled 543 likely Republican voters and had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
Clay Richards, assistant director of the Quinnipiac poll, noted that Christie had "solidified his Republican support and is well over the 50 percent needed for victory." However, he cautioned that "no one knows who will turn out in a New Jersey Republican primary, so anything can happen."
Lonegan could pick up voters among younger Republicans, Murray said. He added, however, that younger voters were less likely to vote than older ones, and that Lonegan would have to mount an effective get-out-the-vote operation. His campaign has been trying to do that, working the grass roots and building on a network of conservative Republicans.
Christie has establishment-party backing. He has shown signs in recent weeks that his campaign was worried about getting conservative support. Last month, he abandoned his strategy of concentrating on Corzine and began openly criticizing Lonegan.
The two have battled over Lonegan's proposal for a 2.9 percent flat income tax. Christie says it would raise taxes on lower-income earners. Lonegan says Christie doesn't have much of a plan at all.
Though Christie has not said when or by how much he would cut the state income tax, he has said he would cut taxes for all earners.
Republicans think they have a shot at taking the governor's office because of Corzine's perceived unpopularity, including a 53 percent disapproval rating in the new Quinnipiac poll.
In the same poll, which included many Democrats, Corzine lagged Christie in a hypothetical fall matchup, 45 percent to 38 percent. The margin of error for that sample was plus or minus 2 percentage points.
Contact staff writer Cynthia Burton at 856-779-3858 or cburton@phillynews.com.
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Religion and science: avoiding false choices
By Michael Zimmerman - posted Thursday, 18 February 2010 Sign Up for free e-mail updates!
Even though we are now well into the 21st century, some are working relentlessly to make it impossible to reconcile a scientific world view with a religious perspective. It is certainly not an accident that this non-productive battle usually focuses on the theory of evolution. Some of the loudest voices, after all, repeatedly claim that people must choose between religion and evolution, arguing that it's impossible to embrace both.
A growing movement, The Clergy Letter Project, is working to put an end to this false choice and should help us get beyond the name calling that is so common when this issue arises.
The Clergy Letter Project consists of many thousands of religious leaders and scientists who understand that continuing to allow the promotion of an artificial battle between religion and science is bad for both - and is unnecessary.
From a scientific perspective, evolution is as well established and non-controversial a topic as any. Indeed, the scientific support for evolution is overwhelming and far too voluminous to discuss in this setting. What's worth pointing out, however, is that virtually every major, professional scientific organisation in the world has endorsed the teaching of evolution.
There probably aren't all that many things upon which the Islamic Republic of Iran and Israel agree. Throw in Australia, Cuba, Indonesia, Tajikistan, the United States and Zimbabwe and the list gets even smaller. However, the national academies of science in each of these countries, as well as 60 other such academies, have all endorsed a statement on the teaching of evolution (PDF 104KB).
Similarly, The Clergy Letter Project has amassed a list of almost 900 scientists from 29 countries who have agreed to work with clergy members to improve their understanding of evolution and the nature of scientific investigation.
Thousands of clergy members are also stepping forward to help people appreciate the relationship possible between religion and science. Through the auspices of The Clergy Letter Project, religious congregations from a wide array of faiths have agreed to celebrate Evolution Weekend annually, the weekend closest to the anniversary of Darwin's birth, February 12.
The goals of this event are as simple as they are important. First, clergy members are using Evolution Weekend to raise the quality of the dialogue on this important topic. They're moving beyond sound bites into meaningful discussion. Second, they're demonstrating that those who are attempting to define religion in their own narrow image would, if successful, exclude a huge number of religious individuals. Congregations from all over the world have participated in these events with sermons, guest speakers, classes, lunch time discussions and videos.
Because the attacks on evolution have been most pronounced in the United States, The Clergy Letter Project began by asking Christian clergy members in the US to sign a powerful two-paragraph letter promoting a shared understanding and acceptance of evolution and Christianity. To date, more than 12,400 have done so. The purpose wasn't to take a vote on evolution, as some have attempted to argue. Rather, the goal was to make it clear that religious leaders understand that people need not choose between their faith and modern science.
What could be clearer than these sentences from The Christian Clergy Letter?
"Religious truth is of a different order from scientific truth. Its purpose is not to convey scientific information but to transform hearts … We urge school board members to preserve the integrity of the science curriculum by affirming the teaching of the theory of evolution as a core component of human knowledge. We ask that science remain science and that religion remain religion, two very different, but complementary, forms of truth."
Soon after the Christian Clergy Letter became public, American rabbis and Unitarian Universalists ministers in the United States expressed a desire for similar letters. Hence The Rabbi Letter and The UU Clergy Letter were born and both have been attracting large numbers of signatures.
All of these activities should conclusively demonstrate that the battle over evolution that seems not to go away is not a battle between religion and science. Rather it is largely a fight between those who have a very narrow view of religion and religious leaders who think a good deal more broadly. When fundamentalism trumps science, all of us lose.
Michael Zimmerman is the founder and executive director of The Clergy Letter Project.
» Evolution Weekend: different ways of knowing - February 6, 2014
» Using evolution to dispel pseudoscience about the past - January 23, 2013
» Naughty or nice? Watch out, you might get a Ham for Christmas! - December 14, 2011
» Religion and science: respecting the differences - May 31, 2010
» Intelligent design: scientifically and religiously bankrupt - May 14, 2010
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30 December 2016 | Reisen Hamburg Fair
Germany enjoys growing popularity as tourist destination
More exciting tourism themes at fair - 900 exhibitors expected
Germans like holidaying in their own country and the number of domestic tourists in 2016 grew 3 per cent (October 2016), according to the Federal Statistical Office. The number of foreign tourists grew 1 per cent in the same period. Commenting on the trend in the run-up to Reisen Hamburg, Claudia Gilles, CEO of the German Tourism Association (DTV), said: "Many guests find their holiday destinations nearby. They do not have to be the most spectacular attractions. In 2017, the emphasis will be on exploring a region, but also slowing down. Special, individual accommodation will be in greater demand in future."
Some 900 exhibitors from all over the world will present their offers for the upcoming season at Reisen Hamburg from February 8-12, 2017. On offer are trips to exotic destinations, leisure trips in north Germany, cruises on the high seas, bike tours and caravanning offers.
Bavaria – new partner region
Bavaria is the first German partner region of Reisen Hamburg. Diverse exhibitors will be recommending Allgäu, Chiemsee, the Bavarian Forest and the Franconia Lake District and mountain air. Talks will be held on active holidays including e-bike tours, trekking, golf, pleasure and relaxation over wheat beers and wellness as well as family experiences on farms and at lakes. Many other German regions and cities will be presenting their latest offers for short breaks and relaxing holidays as well.
Walking in the footsteps of Martin Luther
Demand is growing for Wittenberg, Eisenach and Eisleben in central Germany thanks to Martin Luther. Tradition has it that Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg on October 31,1517. This movement changed the church and society fundamentally. In 2017, the Evangelical churches of the world will celebrate the 500th anniversary of the event. An exhibition in Luther's last residence in Eisleben focuses on the reformer's last journey. The artist Yadegar Asisi has created a panorama called "Luther 2017" in a rotunda in Wittenberg.
Sun, beaches and sea
North Germany will be on show at the fair as well. Hamburg will bask in the glow of the dazzling Elbphilharmonie opening in January. Visitors can don 3D glasses to view an interactive model of the city's latest landmark. Tips for the "perfect day" in Hamburg during big events like the port anniversary celebrations from May 5-7, 2017 and the Cruise Days from September 8-10 are also available. Next year, a record ten huge cruise ships will dock in the Elbe and Michael Batz, a light artist, will light the harbour blue as part of the "Blue Port" event. Car lovers, surfers and nature fans can enjoy Germany's only Midsummer Bulli Festival from June 15-18, 2017 on the isle of Fehmarn in the Baltic Sea.
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From Middle English glacen ("to graze, strike a glancing blow"), from Old French glacier ("to slip, make slippery"). Sense of "look quickly" (first recorded 1580s) probably was influenced in form and meaning by Middle English glenten ("to look askance"). See glint.
(intransitive) To look briefly (at something).
The poet's eye, in a fine frenzy rolling, / Doth glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven.
(intransitive) To graze a surface.
From art, from nature, from the schools, / Let random influences glance, / Like light in many a shivered lance, / That breaks about the dappled pools.
And all along the forum and up the sacred seat, / His vulture eye pursued the trip of those small glancing feet.
On me the curse aslope / Glanced on the ground.
I started — I dropped the glass — the fluid flamed and glanced along the floor, while I felt Cornelius's gripe at my throat, as he shrieked aloud, "Wretch! you have destroyed the labour of my life!"
(soccer) To hit lightly with the head, make a deft header.
Doncaster paid the price two minutes later when Doyle sent Hunt away down the left and his pinpoint cross was glanced in by Fletcher for his sixth goal of the season.
Wherein obscurely / Caesar's ambition shall be glanced at.
Warwick left the undertaker's shop and retraced his steps until he had passed the lawyer's office, toward which he threw an affectionate glance.
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Q: How to get codeigniter datatable value in controller? I am using codeigniter framework with datatables option. In this I need to add condition in the custom add column. For that I need to get value from same query to write condition. Is it possible to get value in controller itself. I need to get export_status value, and if it is 1 means, I need to hide some options from the add_column option. Eg: I need to hide the download PDF option. Because I don't know how to get value from the query to write condition. Or I can form this to view file using mRender option. Below I have given my query.
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The mandate, the first of its kind for a Japanese municipality, requires about 50 major builders to equip homes of up to 2,000 square meters (21,500 square feet) with renewable energy power sources, mainly solar panels.
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike noted last week that just 4% of buildings where solar panels could be installed in the city have them now. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government aims to halve greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared with 2000 levels.
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US Peace Corps Leave Liberia
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Imam Ali Krayee Wants Complete Overhaul of Education System
Home News Development Imam Ali Krayee Wants Complete Overhaul of Education System
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Chief Imam of Liberia, Sheikh Ali Krayee
…In order to win the battle against corruption in Liberia
The Chief Imam of Liberia, Sheikh Ali Krayee, has called for the complete overhaul of the country's education system so as to win the battle against corruption.
Krayee spoke at the occasion marking the observance of this year's World Anti Corruption Day in Ganta, Nimba County on Monday, December 9, 2019.
He said moral education is almost absent from the curriculum, and has therefore made the education system to lose it once merit.
"Morality is what discipline people, and with the virtual absence of moral education; and collapse of the merit system in most school, those we called educational institutions have largely produced a generation of clever devils," he said.
This year's commemoration was held under the theme, "Together, We are United against Corruption."
With this theme, Imam Krayee cautioned Liberians not to a part of this struggle, and at the same time, remain among the countless self-centered individuals, whose appetite for corruption is unbending.
He said corruption has never lost any battle against its enemies, and some cases it suffers temporary setbacks.
He maintained that corruption gets reinforced and launcher a counter attack that forces those who fight it to beg for mercy.
Imam Krayee said, before the war in Liberia, academic corruption was somewhat unpopular, where student aspired to places of admiration among their colleagues, while their role models were men and women, who proved to be exceptions in terms of their intellectual ability.
"Teachers were generally self-respecting personalities, and they were highly respecting in the communion and rural areas," he said.
He added that morality was in some ways promoted, but the country's 24 years civil war created a brain drain in a nation that was already low in terms of literacy.
Imam Krayee said that in the aftermath of the war, those trained teachers were replaced by unqualified ones, and those unqualified ones became the available teachers.
Imam Krayee, who was vocal in his deliberation, said, "The fact that even teachers failed WAEC, it is a conspicuous evidence that what we have is not merely a messy education system, but a national disaster."
Rhetorically, he asked, "how do you expect a nation that institutionalizes fraud in her education sector to fight corruption?"
He said, probably, most of our people were traumatized by their experiences during the war years, then the students, who should be prepared to build the nation were brought up to believed that is just a word and success is a product of chance.
"Unless the education sector is revived in a serious and fundamental way, there is no hope that we will be united against corruption," he said.
Deputy Auditor General, Wingley S. Nanka, urged students to conduct themselves with integrity and stop cheating during public exams.
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Alpha Conneh December 10, 2019 At 11:17 pm
A wise person once said, "The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself."
It is indeed true that Liberia's education is a mess. The evil of Liberia civil war has eroded the moral fabric of the Liberian society: it has eroded Liberia's political, social, religious, economic and last but not the least, Liberia's entire educational system.
As the Iman said, we need to revamp our entire educational system. Reintroduce morality and ethical standards in our educational system.
I will go further to say, Liberia's current educational model is antiquated. It adds less value to an already non-productive educational system. Liberia's educational system up to senior high school focuses too much on liberal arts education.
Many high school graduates are not adequately prepared to enter into the job markets because they lack technical skills. Many high schools could add value by converting these high schools into polytechnic schools that would prepare students to enter into high demand technical job markets.
It is time for Liberia to look into Cuba's successful educational system. Cuba is a developing country like Liberia. However, Cuba has one of the highest literacy in Latin America and the Caribbean. Cuba spends 13 percent of its GDP on education. Cuba has achieved universal literacy, and Cuba has one the best health care services in the southern hemisphere. School is free and compulsory up to the 12th grade.
Liberia has done little in the education sector since the war ended in 2003. Liberia needs to abolish the current poor education system and adapt a new educational model similar to that of Cuba, With similar system, Liberia will be on the right track of reducing its high illiteracy and mortality rate.
The evil of war has traumatized the Liberian people. It has affected the entire fabric of the Liberian society. It is time for lawmakers and policy makers to adapt a new education model that would help Liberians have access to universal health services and education.
Yes indeed, morality and ethics have left the corridors of Liberia's schools and colleges. It has also left the corridors of Liberia's Lawmakers and government functionaries.
As the wise person said, "The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself."
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C.L. "Cleo" Carlile, 75, of Big Spring died Nov. 18, 2012. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, in Nalley-Pickle & Welch Rosewood Chapel. Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral Home & Crematory of Big Spring.
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Helen Lucille Cox, 88, died Nov. 27, 2012. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 30, at St. John Catholic Church. Lacy Funeral Home of Stephenville.
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Charles Wayne Gilbert, 63, of Stanton died Nov. 27, 2012. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. today, Nov. 29, in Evergreen Cemetery. Gilbreath Funeral Home of Stanton.
Kenneth Glatz, 62, of Plainview died Nov. 25, 2012. Services are pending with Bartley Funeral Home of Plainview.
Mauricio "Sonny" Gonzales Jr., 47, of Andrews died Nov. 28, 2012. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. McNett Funeral Home of Andrews.
Joslyn LeeAnn Hildreth, infant, of Petersburg died Nov. 26, 2012. Services are pending with Griffin Mortuary.
Robert "Bob" Carl Johnston, 90, of Lubbock died Nov. 28, 2012. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, in Resthaven Abbey Chapel. Resthaven Funeral Home.
Will McCormick, 80, of Lubbock died Nov. 26, 2012. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 30, at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. LakeRidge Chapel and Memorial Designers.
Ruben Munoz Sr., 82, of Crosbyton died Nov. 27, 2012. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30, at Trinity Worship Center. Adams Funeral Home of Crosbyton.
Veronica L. Rayos, 34, of Levelland died Nov. 27, 2012. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, at St. Michael's Church. Head Duarte Funeral Home of Levelland.
Shantra LaNet Taylor, 37, of Lubbock died Nov. 24, 2012. Services are pending with Griffin Mortuary.
Christell Wilcox, 93, of Dimmitt died Nov. 27, 2012. Graveside services will be 4:30 p.m. today, Nov. 29, in West Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Colonial Funeral Home of Dimmitt.


When installing Poison Spyder DeFenders™, the Inner Fender kit provides splash protection to the engine compartment as well as a place to mount under-hood accessories. The Inner Fender Kit also provides for a complete, bolt-in DeFender installation for those who either do not have their stock inner fenders or would rather sell them than cut and re-use them. Each inner fender is a 3-piece bolt-together assembly, made of CNC laser cut aluminum sheet. Please note that no accessory mounting holes or brackets are provided, as each installation is left to the discretion of the installer to decide where to mount components. Most stock inner fender-mounted components can be re-mounted to the DeFender™ Inner Fenders by simply drilling a hole and/or fabricating a simple bracket. Unfortunately, we have not yet found an elegant solution for retaining the stock air box, so an aftermarket air intake or open air filter element (such as a K&N conical filter) is recommended.
This product ships as bare aluminum— you may wish to have it painted or powder coated prior to final installation. We do not offer a powder coat option for this item.
Poor instructions and bad pictures. The parts need to be marked left and right side. The instructions should say how the overlap fits as well. Good part just time consuming trying to figure out how to mount them. The odd shaped parts should be marked left and right, and engine side and wheel side.
Should have not ordered, the instructions are figure it out yourself. I'd expect that from China.
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A380 fades as Boeing celebrates the 747's Golden Anniversary [VIDEO]
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The first A380 was delivered to Etihad in 2014
It's been a bittersweet week for the jumbo-jet industry. Soon after Boeing celebrated the 50th anniversary of its iconic 747, Airbus announced that production of its ambitious, double-decker passenger behemoth, the A380, will be halted in 2021, due to a sharp decline in new orders.
The A380's largest customer, Emirates, said it will slash its current list of orders from 53 to just 14, and will convert many of those orders to smaller, more fuel-efficient A330neos and A350s.
While the design of the A380 was mostly passenger-focused and had little effect on cargo capacity for the Middle Eastern and Asian carriers for which it was popular, its eventual end may involve the loss of up to 3,500 jobs, Airbus said.
Meanwhile, the hugely successful 747 airframe is slowly winding down its run in long-haul passenger travel as twin-engined aircraft become more economical to operate, there is still hope for its continued success in the freighter configuration, as can be seen from recent 747-8F orders by carriers like AirBridgeCargo and CargoLogicAir.
As we head into the weekend, here's a video reminding us about what may be Boeing's greatest achievement:
Boeing 747: 50 Years of Flight | #WhyILoveThe747
Happy 50 years of flight to the #Boeing 747! We are celebrating the Queen of the Skies and want to hear from you! Join the conversation and tell us why the 747 is special to you! boeing.com/commercial/747/50thanniversary #WhyILoveThe747
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Punxsutawney Spirit, 1905-04-12
n NO. 4 5. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., APRIL 12, 1905. V WKKK OF STHKM'OSITV. LOCATED IN WEBER IS NOW HIS TEMPORARY BUILDING OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON HOTEL VOL. XXXII. Huts, Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Fine Shirts. Hilts in all the leading shapes. Spring Caps for Men and Boys. Spring Underwear in light wool or cotton. New hosiery, new neckwear. We are agents for the Henry Likely trunks, suit cases and bags. MEN'S FINE DRESS SHOES AND OXFORDS Patent Leather, Yici Kid, Velonr, Tan and Patent Leather Oxfords, "Jim" and "Keith Konqtieror" at $3.50, and the "Banister" which has everything that can be put in the best shoes, and sells at $.">.00. Buy your next shoes from us. HART, SHAFFNER & MARX AND CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHING We have revolutionized the ready made clothing business in this town by introducing the above high grade makes,* and to-day the most particular man can walk into our store and be fitted perfectly in the latest, fashion out of dependable goods guaranteed by the maker and us with a saving of about one third tailor's prices. Men's suits in regulars, stouts orslims, price $10 to$22. We have cheaper suits ranging in price from $5 to $10. Rain Coats $10 to $18. Top Coats $10 to $18. Young Men's suits single or double brested. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Single breasted, double breasted Norfolk Russian or Sailors, regular or bloomer trousers. MEN'S SHIRTS The greatest assortment in the Monarch and duett brands price $1, $1.50 and $2. Farmers' Bank Building PUNXSUTAWNEY, - PA. J.A. WEBER for 1905 WalfPaper «T LOOK. HAVE A Cundicfaite for We are exhibitingthe large*! stock ;t n 11 most complete assortmenI from the cheapest papers for kitchen, to t he most elaborate ami handsome parlor designs, and all bought so as to secure our customers the lowest retail price. We guarantee both quality and low price. There is a pleasant surprise in store for you when you call to look through our line. firing the correct measure of your room and we will give you definite figures and save you time a n d moneyPunxs'y, Pa. If you want to lie well dressed for the occasion. We can furnish you perfect fitting, well made, stylish goods at a moderate cost. Suits from $5 to $20 Top Coats 10 to is Rain Coats 10 to 20 Property Damage <1. Lightning Dwelling and Other Get Your Clothes Now FOR EASTER Itoosevelt. A Leaf from the Diary of Presdent We have all the "Little Fixings" that go to tit out the well dressed man. H. J. 10EB We make a specialty, Men s Dress shoes, the Beacon shoes for patents an tans, Thompson Bros., $3.00 to $1.00, Hlorsheini shoes $;*.."<) to $5.00 DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN Photographer Picture Framing E. T. WHITE FINE STATIONERY We also carry a full line of Plate and Picture Rail, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Floor Stains, Enamels, Etc., and at our store before buying your spring wall paper and see the largest and most varied assortment of patterns ever shown in tins section of the state, and you will be surprised at the low prices at which you can buy' some of the prettiest papers you ever saw. 236 E. Mahoning St. The .Punxsut'ney Paper & Paint Co. That have not been photographed recently? Llfo like pictures of them will be an Investment of Increasing value. Can you afford delay, when the opportunity may be gone by tomorrow? to be found by a Punxsutawnry man who had accepted the job of counting the ties between Bell wood and Altoona. It was pages 1 and 2 of the President's Diary, beginning March 1, 1905, and the owner may have the same by calling at this office and paying for this notice at our regular rate of ten cents per line. In order to identify the paper and to satisfy any curiosity that may have been aroused concerning its contents, it is herewith submitted as follows: Saturday, March 4, 1905. -Got up at 4:30 a. in., took horseback ride, ate breakfast, wrote a paper on "The Value of a Iiis Navy as a Permanent Peace Measure," and had a conference with Secretary Hay concerning: the most practical method of making Venezuela pay her debts. Rode to the Capitol and was inaugurated in the presence of a large audience. Made Inaugural Address. Headed inaugural procession as far as reviewing stand in front of the White House, where I sat the remainder of the afternoon watching the parade and listening to divers and sundry brass bands. Went to Inaugural Hall at 9:30 p. in., and remained until midnight. Observed that some of the ladies present had pimples on their backs. Sunday, March 5. Rose at 5:30. Took horseback ride, fourteen miles and back. A to breakfast. Read account of Inaugural Day In Sunday papers, and learned that the cowboys had said a lot of funny things to me. Was glad to know this, as 1 was once a cowboy myself. Made an address in the German Lutheran church at 1t a. m., ate a sandwich at 1 o'clock, made some remarks at a Christian l&ndeavor meeting at 3; returned home and prepared a paper on Good Citizenship; assisted in the dedication ceremonies of a Home for Friendless Children; went home and retired, revolving in my mind i plan for putting the trusts on the bum until sleep overtook ni<i Mondav. March (I Took horseback ride to Bludensburg and return. Ate light breakfast. Began "trust busting'' (as my activity in this line is sometimes sarcastically n ferred to by the opposition), at S o'clock, continuing until noon. During this time I devised measures for making it too hot for the Ice Trust, breaking the Plate Class Monopoly, doing the Coal Trust to a cinder, making the Beef Trust look like 30 cents worth of dog meat, putting the Pork Packers Association on the hog, blowing out the Gas Trust, dissolving the Sugar Trust, tanning the Hide Trust, pickling the Beet Trust, sinking the ship Trust and squeezing the water out of the Sponge Trust. Spent the evening cleaning the back yard. l'uesday, March 7. To-day 1 cut out tin4 horseback ride and got ac quainted with my family. Licked Teddy Junior and boxed a few rounds with Secretary Loeb. Ate breakfast, settled some labor troubles, attended a Cabinet meeting, took ;» few kinks out of the United States Senate. •in one <>r two more Senators to the penitentiary, and made a few hundred appointments. In the even ing wrote a paper on "Honesty and Economy in the Public Service," and made a speech at a banquet in Haitimore.Wednesday, March v Had a conference with Secretaries Hay and Taft. in which arrangements were completed to make Germany keep her hands off Venezuela, put San Domingo in the hands of a receiver, and dig the Panama Canal. Vddressed Mothers' Congress in the afternoon and introduced the author of "The Simple Life" at the National Theatre in the evening. Went to bed. Thursday. March Left Washington for Boston at 5 o'clock a. m., and addressed the "Constitution Club" in Fanuil Hall. Returned to New York and made a speech at 4:30. Took special train for Philadelphia and attended a banquet at the Union League, where I outlined the policy of the present Administration regarding inter-state commerce and other matters. Here the dlRry ends abruptly, having reached the end of page 2. Friday, March 10.—Did not go to bed last night because I had gotten a little behind in my reading, ami for the further reason that I wanted to be up early in the morning. Submitted to interviews from several hundred office seekers. Lunched in my office at 1:30. Wrote message to the Senate on the subject of the "Pigheadedness of the Perverse." Drew up and signed a number of important treaties, paid a millinery bill for my daughter Alice, borrowed $2 from Secretary Loeb— The following leaf from President Roosevelt's diary was lost out of the window of his private car while on his way West last w- . k, and happene d In Pittsburg hail stones two inches in diameter fell during the afternoon disturbance and the storm attained a velocity of GO miles an hour thus surpassing all records in that particular since the establishment of the weather bureau in the Smoky City. Tuesday morning the pavements in and around the park were literally covered with angle worms, one of the features of any noteworthy storm in this vicinity. When the storm came up Kdward Barry, road supervisor of Young township, was repairing a culvert in the vicinity of Horatio. His bugg\ . which was standing near the road attached to the horse, was overturned by the wind and it was due to the tinexcitableness of the animal that Mr Barry was not left to walk home through the storm. Everything that was not firmly anchored in the vicinity of Horatio was turned topsy turvv. North and east of Punxsutawne; farm property and timber suffered damages equally as extensive. While making his rounds near Aaron Hopkins' farm, in McCalmont township, rural mail carrier W. I'. Brady nar rowly escaped a tree which was blown across the road shortly after he had passed. The storm which pa; <1 over tin vicinity at about two o • lock }> m., the same day, was mor general and caused much damage to farmers. Phillip Harold's barn, about a mile south of Punxsutawney, was completely demolished, and his cattle were buried in the debris. They wen rescued later, however, not much the worse for the expedience. Stump and rail fences in that'locality were scattered to four winds and man> fruit trees were uprooted. During the same stoi m lightning struck the barn of William Robinson, of the Robinson Hardware Company, and injured one of his hoist s so badly that it is feared the animal cannot receiver. The othei horse escaped with a slight injury to one «»t' its ears which now hair s limp as though it had become paralyzed . Mr. Frew had but recently cleared his home of all encumbrances and had contemplated making arrangements for an additional $50u insurance. The family w cared for at the house of John Caldwell .Monday night and on Tuesday went to the home of Mrs. Frew's patents. Mr. and Mrs. James C. C.reen, of 12ns t Knd Mr. and M Creen did not learn of their daughter's mi fortune until Tuesday morning. The fire companies, which were holding a meeting at the time responded to an alarm but the dwelling being located at least 3,una feet from a water plug their apparatus could not be used. Several of the firemen went to the scene of the conflagration and rendered much needed assistance in saving the barn and outbuildings. None of the occupants of the house were seriously injured, although considerably stunned. The Are in the kitchen was easily extinguished but before the blaze upstairs had been discovered the flames had made so much headway that the Are soon passed beyond control. Mrs. Frew, who was preparing to go to bed in an upper chamber, gave an alarm which was responded to by her neighbors, who succeeded in getting the organ, sewing machine kitchen stove and a dish cupboard to a place of safety. All of the other household goods and the dwelling, valued at about $1,500, were completely destroyed. Insurance $500. The bolt of lightning passed down a chimney into the dining room setting Are to the contents of a clothes press in an upper room. In the kitchen it passed over the floor igniting a sofa cover. Mr. Frew was on night duty as niortorman in the Adrian Mine at the time of the storm and the house was occupied by his wife and two children and Mr. Frew's father, Muir Frew. During a severe storm which passed over this vicinity Monday niyht at about H o'clock, James Frew's dwelling on Scotland avenue, near the Young township line, was set on Are by a bolt of lightning and burned to the ground. To Elect School Superintendent. $7.48 and $9.78 Those who contemplate paying $10.00 or $12.00 for an Easter suit would do well to see our line of Clothing, which we have prepared for Easter Trade. When we say a $10.00 suit for $7.48 and a $12.00 suit for $9.78, we mean exactly that the goods are here to confirm our opinion of values. Remarkable Easter Values Elsewhere in this issue of the Spirit will bo found the announcement of County Superintendent It. B. B. Teltrick calling upon the school directors to meet in convention at Brookville, Tuesday ,May 2, for the purpose of electing a superintendent for a term of three years. Prof. Teltrick, who is a candidate to succeed himself, has filled the position acceptably for three terms. It is admitted by schoolmen throughout the county and state, that Mr. Teltrick Is one of the foremost educators In the Commonwealth. Having attained eminent success as a thorough and painstaking teacher he entered the office of County Superintendent about nine years ago with a complete understanding of the needs and requiremets of the public schools of the county, and has since labored systematically and effectively to attain his ideals. That he Is eminently fltfor the position to which he aspires is well-known and appreciated throughout the county. Feicht the Druggist Cor. Mahoning and Jefferson Sts. REUBIN —The smartest styles, the newest shapes, the correct colors in Oxfords are to be found at J. B. Bberhart Co. See window. n. It & I*. It)'. Excursion to Pittsburg. Sunday, April 23. Special train will leave Punxsutawney at 7:20 a. m. Round trip fare only $1.50.—5t2 To the School Directors of Jefferson county Gentlemen:—In pursuance of the forty-third section of the act of May 8, 1854, you are hereby notified to meet in convention, at the court house, in Brookvllle, on the first Tuesday in May, A. D. 1905, being the second day of the month, and select, viva voce, by a majority of the whole number of directors present, one person of literary and scientific acquirements, and of skill and experience In the art of teaching, as county superintendent, for the three succeeding years: and certify the result to the State Superintendent, at Harrismirpr, as required by tho thirty-ninth and fortieth sections of said act. R. B. TEITRICK, County Superintendent of Jefferson County. April 10, 1905.—513 DKSTIU'CTIVK HTOKM. a i ■' , <■ j i Mi if U\ M Lj -f^7\ «ri4P /• - %\)t {hmxsntaum?!! Spirit.
Title Punxsutawney Spirit, 1905-04-12
Volume XXXII
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Full Text n NO. 4 5. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., APRIL 12, 1905. V WKKK OF STHKM'OSITV. LOCATED IN WEBER IS NOW HIS TEMPORARY BUILDING OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON HOTEL VOL. XXXII. Huts, Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Fine Shirts. Hilts in all the leading shapes. Spring Caps for Men and Boys. Spring Underwear in light wool or cotton. New hosiery, new neckwear. We are agents for the Henry Likely trunks, suit cases and bags. MEN'S FINE DRESS SHOES AND OXFORDS Patent Leather, Yici Kid, Velonr, Tan and Patent Leather Oxfords, "Jim" and "Keith Konqtieror" at $3.50, and the "Banister" which has everything that can be put in the best shoes, and sells at $.">.00. Buy your next shoes from us. HART, SHAFFNER & MARX AND CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHING We have revolutionized the ready made clothing business in this town by introducing the above high grade makes,* and to-day the most particular man can walk into our store and be fitted perfectly in the latest, fashion out of dependable goods guaranteed by the maker and us with a saving of about one third tailor's prices. Men's suits in regulars, stouts orslims, price $10 to$22. We have cheaper suits ranging in price from $5 to $10. Rain Coats $10 to $18. Top Coats $10 to $18. Young Men's suits single or double brested. BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Single breasted, double breasted Norfolk Russian or Sailors, regular or bloomer trousers. MEN'S SHIRTS The greatest assortment in the Monarch and duett brands price $1, $1.50 and $2. Farmers' Bank Building PUNXSUTAWNEY, - PA. J.A. WEBER for 1905 WalfPaper «T LOOK. HAVE A Cundicfaite for We are exhibitingthe large*! stock ;t n 11 most complete assortmenI from the cheapest papers for kitchen, to t he most elaborate ami handsome parlor designs, and all bought so as to secure our customers the lowest retail price. We guarantee both quality and low price. There is a pleasant surprise in store for you when you call to look through our line. firing the correct measure of your room and we will give you definite figures and save you time a n d moneyPunxs'y, Pa. If you want to lie well dressed for the occasion. We can furnish you perfect fitting, well made, stylish goods at a moderate cost. Suits from $5 to $20 Top Coats 10 to is Rain Coats 10 to 20 Property Damage <1. Lightning Dwelling and Other Get Your Clothes Now FOR EASTER Itoosevelt. A Leaf from the Diary of Presdent We have all the "Little Fixings" that go to tit out the well dressed man. H. J. 10EB We make a specialty, Men s Dress shoes, the Beacon shoes for patents an tans, Thompson Bros., $3.00 to $1.00, Hlorsheini shoes $;*.."<) to $5.00 DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN Photographer Picture Framing E. T. WHITE FINE STATIONERY We also carry a full line of Plate and Picture Rail, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Floor Stains, Enamels, Etc., and at our store before buying your spring wall paper and see the largest and most varied assortment of patterns ever shown in tins section of the state, and you will be surprised at the low prices at which you can buy' some of the prettiest papers you ever saw. 236 E. Mahoning St. The .Punxsut'ney Paper & Paint Co. That have not been photographed recently? Llfo like pictures of them will be an Investment of Increasing value. Can you afford delay, when the opportunity may be gone by tomorrow? to be found by a Punxsutawnry man who had accepted the job of counting the ties between Bell wood and Altoona. It was pages 1 and 2 of the President's Diary, beginning March 1, 1905, and the owner may have the same by calling at this office and paying for this notice at our regular rate of ten cents per line. In order to identify the paper and to satisfy any curiosity that may have been aroused concerning its contents, it is herewith submitted as follows: Saturday, March 4, 1905. -Got up at 4:30 a. in., took horseback ride, ate breakfast, wrote a paper on "The Value of a Iiis Navy as a Permanent Peace Measure," and had a conference with Secretary Hay concerning: the most practical method of making Venezuela pay her debts. Rode to the Capitol and was inaugurated in the presence of a large audience. Made Inaugural Address. Headed inaugural procession as far as reviewing stand in front of the White House, where I sat the remainder of the afternoon watching the parade and listening to divers and sundry brass bands. Went to Inaugural Hall at 9:30 p. in., and remained until midnight. Observed that some of the ladies present had pimples on their backs. Sunday, March 5. Rose at 5:30. Took horseback ride, fourteen miles and back. A to breakfast. Read account of Inaugural Day In Sunday papers, and learned that the cowboys had said a lot of funny things to me. Was glad to know this, as 1 was once a cowboy myself. Made an address in the German Lutheran church at 1t a. m., ate a sandwich at 1 o'clock, made some remarks at a Christian l&ndeavor meeting at 3; returned home and prepared a paper on Good Citizenship; assisted in the dedication ceremonies of a Home for Friendless Children; went home and retired, revolving in my mind i plan for putting the trusts on the bum until sleep overtook ni<>r two more Senators to the penitentiary, and made a few hundred appointments. In the even ing wrote a paper on "Honesty and Economy in the Public Service," and made a speech at a banquet in Haitimore.Wednesday, March v Had a conference with Secretaries Hay and Taft. in which arrangements were completed to make Germany keep her hands off Venezuela, put San Domingo in the hands of a receiver, and dig the Panama Canal. Vddressed Mothers' Congress in the afternoon and introduced the author of "The Simple Life" at the National Theatre in the evening. Went to bed. Thursday. March Left Washington for Boston at 5 o'clock a. m., and addressed the "Constitution Club" in Fanuil Hall. Returned to New York and made a speech at 4:30. Took special train for Philadelphia and attended a banquet at the Union League, where I outlined the policy of the present Administration regarding inter-state commerce and other matters. Here the dlRry ends abruptly, having reached the end of page 2. Friday, March 10.—Did not go to bed last night because I had gotten a little behind in my reading, ami for the further reason that I wanted to be up early in the morning. Submitted to interviews from several hundred office seekers. Lunched in my office at 1:30. Wrote message to the Senate on the subject of the "Pigheadedness of the Perverse." Drew up and signed a number of important treaties, paid a millinery bill for my daughter Alice, borrowed $2 from Secretary Loeb— The following leaf from President Roosevelt's diary was lost out of the window of his private car while on his way West last w- . k, and happene d In Pittsburg hail stones two inches in diameter fell during the afternoon disturbance and the storm attained a velocity of GO miles an hour thus surpassing all records in that particular since the establishment of the weather bureau in the Smoky City. Tuesday morning the pavements in and around the park were literally covered with angle worms, one of the features of any noteworthy storm in this vicinity. When the storm came up Kdward Barry, road supervisor of Young township, was repairing a culvert in the vicinity of Horatio. His bugg\ . which was standing near the road attached to the horse, was overturned by the wind and it was due to the tinexcitableness of the animal that Mr Barry was not left to walk home through the storm. Everything that was not firmly anchored in the vicinity of Horatio was turned topsy turvv. North and east of Punxsutawne; farm property and timber suffered damages equally as extensive. While making his rounds near Aaron Hopkins' farm, in McCalmont township, rural mail carrier W. I'. Brady nar rowly escaped a tree which was blown across the road shortly after he had passed. The storm which pa; <1 over tin vicinity at about two o • lock }> m., the same day, was mor general and caused much damage to farmers. Phillip Harold's barn, about a mile south of Punxsutawney, was completely demolished, and his cattle were buried in the debris. They wen rescued later, however, not much the worse for the expedience. Stump and rail fences in that'locality were scattered to four winds and man> fruit trees were uprooted. During the same stoi m lightning struck the barn of William Robinson, of the Robinson Hardware Company, and injured one of his hoist s so badly that it is feared the animal cannot receiver. The othei horse escaped with a slight injury to one «»t' its ears which now hair s limp as though it had become paralyzed . Mr. Frew had but recently cleared his home of all encumbrances and had contemplated making arrangements for an additional $50u insurance. The family w cared for at the house of John Caldwell .Monday night and on Tuesday went to the home of Mrs. Frew's patents. Mr. and Mrs. James C. C.reen, of 12ns t Knd Mr. and M Creen did not learn of their daughter's mi fortune until Tuesday morning. The fire companies, which were holding a meeting at the time responded to an alarm but the dwelling being located at least 3,una feet from a water plug their apparatus could not be used. Several of the firemen went to the scene of the conflagration and rendered much needed assistance in saving the barn and outbuildings. None of the occupants of the house were seriously injured, although considerably stunned. The Are in the kitchen was easily extinguished but before the blaze upstairs had been discovered the flames had made so much headway that the Are soon passed beyond control. Mrs. Frew, who was preparing to go to bed in an upper chamber, gave an alarm which was responded to by her neighbors, who succeeded in getting the organ, sewing machine kitchen stove and a dish cupboard to a place of safety. All of the other household goods and the dwelling, valued at about $1,500, were completely destroyed. Insurance $500. The bolt of lightning passed down a chimney into the dining room setting Are to the contents of a clothes press in an upper room. In the kitchen it passed over the floor igniting a sofa cover. Mr. Frew was on night duty as niortorman in the Adrian Mine at the time of the storm and the house was occupied by his wife and two children and Mr. Frew's father, Muir Frew. During a severe storm which passed over this vicinity Monday niyht at about H o'clock, James Frew's dwelling on Scotland avenue, near the Young township line, was set on Are by a bolt of lightning and burned to the ground. To Elect School Superintendent. $7.48 and $9.78 Those who contemplate paying $10.00 or $12.00 for an Easter suit would do well to see our line of Clothing, which we have prepared for Easter Trade. When we say a $10.00 suit for $7.48 and a $12.00 suit for $9.78, we mean exactly that the goods are here to confirm our opinion of values. Remarkable Easter Values Elsewhere in this issue of the Spirit will bo found the announcement of County Superintendent It. B. B. Teltrick calling upon the school directors to meet in convention at Brookville, Tuesday ,May 2, for the purpose of electing a superintendent for a term of three years. Prof. Teltrick, who is a candidate to succeed himself, has filled the position acceptably for three terms. It is admitted by schoolmen throughout the county and state, that Mr. Teltrick Is one of the foremost educators In the Commonwealth. Having attained eminent success as a thorough and painstaking teacher he entered the office of County Superintendent about nine years ago with a complete understanding of the needs and requiremets of the public schools of the county, and has since labored systematically and effectively to attain his ideals. That he Is eminently fltfor the position to which he aspires is well-known and appreciated throughout the county. Feicht the Druggist Cor. Mahoning and Jefferson Sts. REUBIN —The smartest styles, the newest shapes, the correct colors in Oxfords are to be found at J. B. Bberhart Co. See window. n. It & I*. It)'. Excursion to Pittsburg. Sunday, April 23. Special train will leave Punxsutawney at 7:20 a. m. Round trip fare only $1.50.—5t2 To the School Directors of Jefferson county Gentlemen:—In pursuance of the forty-third section of the act of May 8, 1854, you are hereby notified to meet in convention, at the court house, in Brookvllle, on the first Tuesday in May, A. D. 1905, being the second day of the month, and select, viva voce, by a majority of the whole number of directors present, one person of literary and scientific acquirements, and of skill and experience In the art of teaching, as county superintendent, for the three succeeding years: and certify the result to the State Superintendent, at Harrismirpr, as required by tho thirty-ninth and fortieth sections of said act. R. B. TEITRICK, County Superintendent of Jefferson County. April 10, 1905.—513 DKSTIU'CTIVK HTOKM. a i ■' , <■ j i Mi if U\ M Lj -f^7\ «ri4P /• - %\)t {hmxsntaum?!! Spirit.
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State trooper and good Samaritan save man's life on Interstate 41
The quick thinking of a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper may have saved a life Wednesday morning.
State trooper and good Samaritan save man's life on Interstate 41 The quick thinking of a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper may have saved a life Wednesday morning. Check out this story on fdlreporter.com: https://www.fdlreporter.com/story/news/2018/11/08/state-trooper-and-good-samaritan-save-mans-life-interstate-41/1927989002/
Trent Tetzlaff, Fond du Lac Reporter Published 6:43 a.m. CT Nov. 8, 2018 | Updated 10:29 a.m. CT Nov. 8, 2018
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FOND DU LAC - The quick thinking of a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper may have saved a life Wednesday morning.
The incident happened around 9 a.m. on Interstate 41 near Church Road in Fond du Lac, a press release from the Wisconsin State Patrol Fond du Lac Post said.
A state trooper was traveling northbound on I-41 when he noticed a woman running south on the shoulder of the interstate trying to get his attention, state patrol said.
Two vehicles were pulled off to the side of the highway when the trooper arrived at the scene. When he approached the scene he found a man in the passenger seat of a vehicle to be unconscious and not breathing, according to the press release.
The trooper quickly began CPR before a good Samaritan, who happened to be a doctor, stopped and helped with the life-saving efforts. The two performed CPR for nearly 10 minutes until two Sergeants from Wisconsin State Patrol and arrived and took over, the press release said.
Fond du Lac Rescue arrived on the scene minutes later and transported the man to St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac. According to state patrol, the man is conscious and breathing and continues to receive further medical treatment at the hospital.
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Patty Jenkins Didn't Think Wonder Woman Would Be A Hit and Boy Was She Wrong
Sept 4 2017
Anyone who owns a television, smart phone, or computer knows that Wonder Woman has been the biggest box office hit of the year so far. Knowing how popular DCEU's superhero films usually are, though, it's no surprise to anyone that Wonder Woman was such a monumental hit... well, that's not entirely true; it was a surprise to someone. It seems as if Wonder Woman's director, Patty Jenkins, was somewhat skeptical of how her film would be received by audiences and critics. That's right, the mastermind behind bringing the female-led superhero film to the big screen, Patty Jenkins, was not sure Wonder Woman would be a success.
While speaking with the director of Superman — Richard Donner — for The Director's Cut, Jenkins revealed how she had not anticipated her interpretation of Diana's origin story would be so well-liked. In the interview she says,
I went into the release of the movie assuming it would be, in best case, a mixed bag. And I sort of braced myself for it, where I thought, well, 'Listen, you're doing a beloved superhero; it's always going to end up being at least 40%, oh you could have done, blah blah blah.' So, the support and positivity that the movie has received, and also just the people wanting to talk about what we wanted to talk about in the movie and not other things, has been stunning.
Clearly she was wrong. Currently, Wonder Woman is one of the Top 20 highest grossing films ever. Yea, that's right, not just in the DCEU... ever, and it's earnings are still growing.
Naturally, the insane success of Wonder Woman has us all anticipating seeing Diana later this year in Justice League and counting the days until we get more info. on a sequel to Wonder Woman. All I know is Patty Jenkins better expect all the praise and success next time around because, with her behind the camera, it's inevitable.


Recently, I found myself drawn to Woody Allen's essay, "Random Reflections of a Second-Rate Mind." I liked the title; I can relate to random thoughts, but I hated the idea of relating to Allen himself. I dislike him on a personal level. I have trouble condoning the behavior of a grown man who refuses to ignore his animalistic urges and sleeps with his teenage step-child. But perhaps Allen had some clue as to what he was doing considering that the latest Hollywood tabloid reports that he and his step-daughter/wife have just had a child together, and are doing well. I won't speculate, but I have put aside my issues with his personal life, and have found common ground. I too, have random thoughts, and often take the "free association" approach in my writing. But what really got me with Allen's essay is that all the random thoughts he includes, were all inspired by one chance meeting with a Holocaust survivor in a trendy New York Restaurant. Allen's analysis of this man began, and I was hooked: As I eavesdropped, I wondered: If an angel had come to see him [in the concentration camp], when he was scheming desperately not to be among those chosen for annihilation, and told him that one day he'd be sitting on Second Avenue in Manhattan in a trendy Italian restaurant amongst lovely young women in designer jeans, and he'd be wearing a fine suit and ordering lobster salad and baked salmon, would he have grabbed the angel around the throat and throttled him in a sudden fit of insanity? Talk about cognitive dissonance! (22). This little passage did two things to my mind. First, I recalled countless times when I could not have even tried to predict a positive outcome to a given situation, much less a future past it, and I'm sure the man in Allen's essay couldn't either. And second, I began to remember all of those chance encounters with random people that changed me personally. As Allen resumed his random thoughts on growing up Jewish in New York, and his struggles in later life dealing with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, no doubt inspired by his encounter with the Holocaust survivor, I began to recall similar experiences in my own life.


- Raised rpc timeout from 5s to 60s (default).
This completes the long awaited removal of the V1 API.
There are four files now, copy all of them.
Also clean up references to screen when devstack is doing systemd only.
service name as the first parameter now.
Also set the correct protocol when tls-proxy is enabled.
horizon is installed, and is in ENABLED_SERVICES.
a task and exposes resources to the task.
with threads using a shared threadpool, rather than iteratively.
task with various shards from the zone manager.
be switched on/off with a few config values.
into central if worker isn't available.
too many, and 20 wasn't enough.
This adds the quotas api from /admin to /v2 with some changes.
deployments running on RH based distros will be RHEL/CentOS.
and its default value is True already. Let's remove it.
for all zones to be deleted before moving onto the next test.
functionaltests, so we should set both as we transition.
API v1 by default in both the codebase and DevStack plugin.
to display translated messages appropriately.
config data and the tooling to migrate the config info itself.
ensure the change made it through the gates.
this change cleans up that excess logic.
patch updates the file names that get sym-linked into Horizon.
for most production deployments, so we should choose this option.
a single host by using an inter process lock inside the periodic task.
deduplication of tasks. Bug 1445127 tracks the longer term fix.
interval, to ensure it has a chance to run.
kernel bug in the netfilter module.
first step towards Ceilometer integration.


Foreign Affairs Minister Joseph Malanji has announced in Kitwe that expelled Cuban Ambassador to Zambia Nelson Pages Vilas has been given a notice to leave the country within seven days following the withdrawal of his diplomatic recognition.
Malanji at a media briefing said his Permanent Secretary Chalwe Lombe had held a meeting with the erring envoy in Lusaka in which he has been told to leave the country within seven days.
He said the the expelled Cuban ambassador has apologized for his conduct and was very remorseful during a meeting held in Lusaka to discuss his fate.
"Our position still remains the same, we have given the erring Cuban ambassador seven days in which to leave this country, he crossed the red tape on diplomatic etiquette, so we have written to the country so that we are given a new ambassador", Malanji said.
Malanji said Zambia's relationship with Cuba remains intact and will not be ruined by one error officer who has since been expelled.
He added that it was unfortunate that the erring envoy was found wanting just three days after presenting his credentials to President Edgar Lungu.
"He only presented his credentials last week and third day he was found wanting, so we cannot condone that, all members of the diplomatic corp are aware that they cannot engage in such activities when they are in the country on a government to government mission", He added.
The man did not know his mission, vj also must know what to comment on as a senior citizen than just wanting to be heard, in this way sir vj you're losing value. Speak when necessary. Personally you're my inspiration, don't lose value sir!
May some body share what wrong he committed by jst attendin the forum for socialist party.was he chairing,was he the master minder…me i donchi know cheacher..