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Regarding the old cases on the Yogi by the Oppositions ?
Yogi Adityanath opponents have lost their mouths once again. Yogi Adityanath opponents have lost their mouths once again.
The opponents have tried astrologer Yogi who overthrows the criminals from UP, but the Supreme Court has overwhelmed their hopes. The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister and BJP's firebrand leader Yogi Adityanath has been relieved from the Bhadam Speech case.
During the hearing on Tuesday, the Supreme Court has said that the Supreme Court will not interfere in this matter. The lower court will take action in this matter with my own discretion, let me tell you that this matter of Adityanath is about 11 years old.
On January 27, 2007, the communal riots in Yoginath's hometown Gorakhpur were caused by the death of two people and many people were injured in the riots. Against the spread of violence by Jihadis, the Yogi gave a warm talk to the Hindus.
Just about the same speeches, the opposition had given the entire blame of the riots on the forehead of the yogi. It is important that the Supreme Court had issued a notice to the Uttar Pradesh court, asking why the matter should not be issued on Yogi Adityanath.
After which the hearing was done but the court gave relief to the Yogis. All the anti-Yogis have been so disturbed that they want to remove the CM Yogi from his post.
Because Yogi has put a stern link to criminals and gangster mafia and given the open discount of the encounter to the police, I have lost all the work of the opponents. The yogi tried to drag the court in the old cases to get angry. The court dismissed this petition.
Modi's birthday plans for the benefit of people?
Friends are coming out with great news. You will know that our Birthday of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to be celebrated on 17th September 2018. All Indian Hindus will be celebrated together with great happiness. Celebrate his birthday but with this one big news is coming out.
The people of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday will open the door to the schemes – the people of this world will know that all of us will know this whenever there is a special day in our country like India, on 15th August, 26th January, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi No one plans for all Indians, we take advantage of them in our life, along with a very good news coming out on their birthday, so friends are here. India's PM Narendra Modi was born on September 17, 1950, for about 67 years.
So that means you have got a new skimmer for the Chief Minister of Delhi, the Chief Minister of Delhi, for the people of Delhi, in which only a number has been issued to him, or you can see the number on the screen as soon as 1076 dialed it.
The Modi Government has started providing health insurance of 5 lakhs to 10 million families. Not only this, but PM Modi also has doubled the overdraft facility of public money accounts.
They have already talked about bringing a bigger facility for them. They can start a new welfare scheme for their birthday on 17th September, ie, Vishwakarma Day, on 17th September, along with the annual budget of 3000 students for the education of children of laborers.
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Kiwi Fruit – A Chinese Carrying an English Name
Kiwi fruit, with a scientific name as Actinidia chinensis Planch, is actually called monkey peach in China. There was a Kiwi International Conference held on November 6, 2008, in New Zealand. During the conference, there were more than 200 experts from 19 countries around the world agreed that Kiwi fruit was originated from Hubei Yichang city Yiling District WuDuHe town.
The fruit is oval in shape, initially it is greenish brown in color and will turn into red brown when the fruit is mature. The fruit skin is furry but edible. In it is filled with yellow or green pulp and a row of black or red seeds. It was said as monkeys loves this fruit very much, thus it is called monkey peach. There is saying that, due to its furry skin, from far, it looks like the back of the monkey head. Whatever its name is, it cannot be denied that it is a very tasty and nutritious fruit.
Kiwi fruit is soft, sweet but with a bit of sour. Its flavor is described as a mixture of three other types of fruits: strawberry, banana and pineapple. Kiwi fruit contains ACTINIDINE, proteolytic enzymes, pectin tannins and different types of sugars. There are not only many types of minerals including calcium, potassium, zinc, selenium, germanium and at least 17 types of amino acids, but also rich in vitamin C, grape acid, fructose, citric acid, malic acid, fat.
In 1904, kiwi fruit was brought to New Zealand from Yichang, after that it was widely planted in New Zealand, initially it was called the New Zealand Yichang gooseberry. Later renamed Meilong melon, but New Zealand melon tax is higher, it was renamed again, as kiwi fruit. The current kiwifruit has smoother skin fur compare to its ancestors, Chinese gooseberry or monkey peach, which is unevenly distribution of hair, rougher touch.
There are 59 species of Actinidia originated in China, of which four species are of great value in production, such as Actinidia chinensis, Actinidia chinensis, and Actinidia chinensis.
Kiwi fruit usually lives in hill slopes. There are some appear in the garden planting. There are 66 species of Actinidia found, of which 62 species are distributed naturally in China. Two of species, are cultivated in the world for their fruits. The branches and fruits of Actinidia chinensis are covered with fluff (such as Qin Mei, Xu Xiang, Hayward, etc.), and the outer epidermis of the branches and fruits of Actinidia chinensis is with smoother skin (e.g. red Yang, golden fruit, etc.). These two species are mainly distributed in the Yangtze River Basin in Central China and Qinling Mountains, and in the south of the Hengduan mountains. [3]
Before the beginning of 1970s, the cultivation of kiwifruit was still limited in New Zealand, and the cultivation area were still small. Since then, the unique flavor of kiwi fruit has been accepted and welcomed by consumers worldwide, so kiwifruit has then developed rapidly in the world. Now, beside New Zealand; Chile, Italy, France, Japan and China have also become the major producers of kiwi fruit.
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Gaining access
The final payment had just about cleared. There was not a mark on the gelcoat and the first barnacle had yet to think about testing the antifouling.
With a certain ceremony, the new owner removed the colour-coordinated cover from the wheel, spun it experimentally – and then swore as it bounced back and attempted to snap off his thumb.
He tried it the other way. He tried it both ways. He peered over the stern into the murky waters of the tide-locked marina. Something was preventing the wheel from turning.
Now you don't want to cause a fuss at this point – not as a new owner who hasn't even made a start on the pile of instruction manuals. But this was a brand new boat – just out of the box as it were – the wheel should turn… shouldn't it? The wheel clamp was off, self-steering disengaged. So what was stopping it?
Just as well it had happened now rather than half a mile outside the fairway buoy…
The owner looked around the cockpit for some sort of access hatch to the steering gear. There were the hatches to the aft cabins, port and starboard, a flap for the fresh water shower on the swimming platform, another for the bilge pump and – oh, look, here was the cockpit entertainment system… He could blast Rod Stewart into a lovely secluded cove with that…
He did find the head of the rudder stock, neatly hidden beneath a flush-fitting circular cap and he found the emergency tiller under the navigator's seat – just no access to the steering gear itself.
Eventually, after a rather sheepish phone call to the Sales Department (hate to bother you… sure it's something really simple… awfully grateful if…) a young man with a toolbag arrived from the yard's engineering department. He swung himself down into the starboard aft cabin: "No, no trouble at all. Soon have you on your way…"
He swung himself down into the port aft cabin. The owner found him there ten minutes later, sitting on the edge of the double berth surrounded by squashed memory foam and discarded locker lids, talking into his mobile and saying: "No, the headboard's part of the bulkhead… "
It was late the next day that instructions arrived from the builders in France: "Cut an access hatch in the stern."
I was told this story by the shipwright who came to remove my stanchions. You never think you'll have to remove stanchions, do you? But after 44 years, the wire begins to wear away at the holes, the surveyor takes note and the insurance company insists – even though the wear is on the inside. But would you believe we took eight of them out – 24 nuts which hadn't moved in almost half a century.
Oh, we did collect a very nice little pot of screws as headlinings came down, tiny hatches opened in places nobody had ever thought about. In short, we had access.
I like to think that this is because that's the way they built boats in 1973 but in fact, it has just as much to do with a previous owner who remodelled the cabin in the 1990's. He screwed a little plaque to the bulkhead to commemorate the work – and very rightly so: He did a beautiful job. He took the boat sailing for years at a time – the Caribbean, up the East Coast of the USA – and all the while, he was thinking: "What we need is a handhold here… it would be really useful to have somewhere to put a pen-torch you could reach from your bunk – and thinking of bunks, why not arrange things so you can change the width from plenty of room in harbour to nice and snug for rolling down the trades…"
In fact, he thought of almost everything. What he failed to consider was the possibility that one day his boat would fall into the hands of someone who didn't want yacht legs.
Yacht Legs are a wonderful invention if you really want to sit on the sand but how often will I want to do that? And think of the room they take up and the astonishing amount they weigh?
So I set to removing the ugly corroded fittings on the rubbing strake. Down came the headlining again, out came the fridge and the fitted lockers.
In the end, it was the safe that stumped me (yes, the boat has a safe). Quite sensibly it was not installed with a view to being removed.
So yes, we now have two small access hatches high up on each side of the saloon.
At least they're on the inside.
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# Angular Material Coding Standards

## Code style

The [Google JavaScript Style Guide](https://google.github.io/styleguide/jsguide.html) is the
basis for our coding style, with additional guidance here where that style guide is not aligned with
ES6 or TypeScript.

## Coding practices

### General

#### Write useful comments
Comments that explain what some block of code does are nice; they can tell you something in less
time than it would take to follow through the code itself.

Comments that explain why some block of code exists at all, or does something the way it does,
are _invaluable_. The "why" is difficult, or sometimes impossible, to track down without seeking out
the original author. When collaborators are in the same room, this hurts productivity.
When collaborators are in different timezones, this can be devastating to productivity.

For example, this is a not-very-useful comment:
```ts
// Set default tabindex.
if (!$attrs['tabindex']) {
  $element.attr('tabindex', '-1');
}
```

While this is much more useful:
```ts
// Unless the user specifies so, the calendar should not be a tab stop.
// This is necessary because ngAria might add a tabindex to anything with an ng-model
// (based on whether or not the user has turned that particular feature on/off).
if (!$attrs['tabindex']) {
  $element.attr('tabindex', '-1');
}
```

In TypeScript code, use JsDoc-style comments for descriptions (on classes, members, etc.) and
use `//` style comments for everything else (explanations, background info, etc.).

In SCSS code, always use `//` style comments.

In HTML code, use `<!-- ... -->` comments, which will be stripped when packaging a build.

#### Prefer more focused, granular components vs. complex, configurable components.

For example, rather than doing this:
```html
<mat-button>Basic button</mat-button>
<mat-button class="mat-fab">FAB</mat-button>
<mat-button class="mat-icon-button">pony</mat-button>
```

do this:
```html
<mat-button>Basic button</mat-button>
<mat-fab>FAB</mat-fab>
<mat-icon-button>pony</mat-icon-button>
```

#### Prefer small, focused modules
Keeping modules to a single responsibility makes the code easier to test, consume, and maintain.
ES6 modules offer a straightforward way to organize code into logical, granular units.
Ideally, individual files are 200 - 300 lines of code.

As a rule of thumb, once a file draws near 400 lines (barring abnormally long constants / comments),
start considering how to refactor into smaller pieces.

#### Less is more
Once a feature is released, it never goes away. We should avoid adding features that don't offer
high user value for price we pay both in maintenance, complexity, and payload size. When in doubt,
leave it out.

This applies especially to providing two different APIs to accomplish the same thing. Always
prefer sticking to a _single_ API for accomplishing something.

### 100 column limit
All code and docs in the repo should be 100 columns or fewer. This applies to TypeScript, SCSS,
HTML, bash scripts, and markdown files.

### API Design

#### Boolean arguments
Avoid adding boolean arguments to a method in cases where that argument means "do something extra".
In these cases, prefer breaking the behavior up into different functions.

```ts
// AVOID
function getTargetElement(createIfNotFound = false) {
  // ...
}
```

```ts
// PREFER
function getExistingTargetElement() {
  // ...
}

function createTargetElement() {
 // ...
}
```

### TypeScript

#### Typing
Avoid `any` where possible. If you find yourself using `any`, consider whether a generic may be
appropriate in your case.

For methods and properties that are part of a component's public API, all types must be explicitly
specified because our documentation tooling cannot currently infer types in places where TypeScript
can.

#### Fluent APIs
When creating a fluent or builder-pattern style API, use the `this` return type for methods:
```
class ConfigBuilder {
  withName(name: string): this {
    this.config.name = name;
    return this;
  }
}
```

#### RxJS
When dealing with RxJS operators, import the lettable operator (e.g.
`import {map} from 'rxjs/operators/map'`), as opposed to using the "patch" imports which pollute the
user's global Observable object (e.g. `import 'rxjs/add/operator/map'`):

```ts
// NO
import 'rxjs/add/operator/map';
someObservable.map(...).subscribe(...);

// YES
import {map} from 'rxjs/operators/map';
someObservable.pipe(map(...)).subscribe(...);
```

#### Access modifiers
* Omit the `public` keyword as it is the default behavior.
* Use `private` when appropriate and possible, prefixing the name with an underscore.
* Use `protected` when appropriate and possible with no prefix.
* Prefix *library-internal* properties and methods with an underscore without using the `private`
keyword. This is necessary for anything that must be public (to be used by Angular), but should not
be part of the user-facing API. This typically applies to symbols used in template expressions,
`@ViewChildren` / `@ContentChildren` properties, host bindings, and `@Input` / `@Output` properties
(when using an alias).

Additionally, the `@docs-private` JsDoc annotation can be used to hide any symbol from the public
API docs.

#### JsDoc comments

All public APIs must have user-facing comments. These are extracted and shown in the documentation
on [material.angular.io](https://material.angular.io).

Private and internal APIs should have JsDoc when they are not obvious. Ultimately it is the purview
of the code reviewer as to what is "obvious", but the rule of thumb is that *most* classes,
properties, and methods should have a JsDoc description.

Properties should have a concise description of what the property means:
```ts
  /** The label position relative to the checkbox. Defaults to 'after' */
  @Input() labelPosition: 'before' | 'after' = 'after';
```

Methods blocks should describe what the function does and provide a description for each parameter
and the return value:
```ts
  /**
   * Opens a modal dialog containing the given component.
   * @param component Type of the component to load into the dialog.
   * @param config Dialog configuration options.
   * @returns Reference to the newly-opened dialog.
   */
  open<T>(component: ComponentType<T>, config?: MatDialogConfig): MatDialogRef<T> { ... }
```

Boolean properties and return values should use "Whether..." as opposed to "True if...":
```ts
  /** Whether the button is disabled. */
  disabled: boolean = false;
```

#### Try-Catch

Avoid `try-catch` blocks, instead preferring to prevent an error from being thrown in the first
place. When impossible to avoid, the `try-catch` block must include a comment that explains the
specific error being caught and why it cannot be prevented.

#### Naming

##### General
* Prefer writing out words instead of using abbreviations.
* Prefer *exact* names over short names (within reason). E.g., `labelPosition` is better than
`align` because the former much more exactly communicates what the property means.
* Except for `@Input` properties, use `is` and `has` prefixes for boolean properties / methods.

##### Classes
Classes should be named based on what they're responsible for. Names should capture what the code
*does*, not how it is used:
```
/** NO: */
class RadioService { }

/** YES: */
class UniqueSelectionDispatcher { }
```

Avoid suffixing a class with "Service", as it communicates nothing about what the class does. Try to
think of the class name as a person's job title.

Classes that correspond to a directive with an `mat-` prefix should also be prefixed with `Mat`.
CDK classes should only have a `Cdk` prefix when the class is a directive with a `cdk` selector
prefix.

##### Methods
The name of a method should capture the action that is performed *by* that method rather than
describing when the method will be called. For example,

```ts
/** AVOID: does not describe what the function does. */
handleClick() {
  // ...
}

/** PREFER: describes the action performed by the function. */
activateRipple() {
  // ...
}
```

#### Inheritance

Avoid using inheritance to apply reusable behaviors to multiple components. This limits how many
behaviors can be composed. Instead, [TypeScript mixins][ts-mixins] can be used to compose multiple
common behaviors into a single component.

### Angular

#### Host bindings
Prefer using the `host` object in the directive configuration instead of `@HostBinding` and
`@HostListener`. We do this because TypeScript preserves the type information of methods with
decorators, and when one of the arguments for the method is a native `Event` type, this preserved
type information can lead to runtime errors in non-browser environments (e.g., server-side
pre-rendering).

### CSS

#### Be cautious with use of `display: flex`
* The [baseline calculation for flex elements](http://www.w3.org/TR/css-flexbox-1/#flex-baselines)
is different than other display values, making it difficult to align flex elements with standard
elements like input and button.
* Component outermost elements are never flex (block or inline-block)
* Don't use `display: flex` on elements that will contain projected content.

#### Use lowest specificity possible
Always prioritize lower specificity over other factors. Most style definitions should consist of a
single element or css selector plus necessary state modifiers. **Avoid SCSS nesting for the sake of
code organization.** This will allow users to much more easily override styles.

For example, rather than doing this:
```scss
.mat-calendar {
  display: block;

  .mat-month {
    display: inline-block;

    .mat-date.mat-selected {
      font-weight: bold;
    }
  }
}
```

do this:
```scss
.mat-calendar {
  display: block;
}

.mat-calendar-month {
  display: inline-block;
}

.mat-calendar-date.mat-selected {
  font-weight: bold;
}
```

#### Never set a margin on a host element.
The end-user of a component should be the one to decide how much margin a component has around it.

#### Prefer styling the host element vs. elements inside the template (where possible).
This makes it easier to override styles when necessary. For example, rather than

```scss
the-host-element {
  // ...

  .some-child-element {
    color: red;
  }
}
```

you can write
```scss
the-host-element {
  // ...
  color: red;
}
```

The latter is equivalent for the component, but makes it easier override when necessary.

#### Support styles for Windows high-contrast mode
This is a low-effort task that makes a big difference for low-vision users. Example:
```css
@media screen and (-ms-high-contrast: active) {
  .unicorn-motocycle {
    border: 1px solid #fff !important;
  }
}
```

#### Explain what CSS classes are for
When it is not super obvious, include a brief description of what a class represents. For example:
```scss
// The calendar icon button used to open the calendar pane.
.mat-datepicker-button { ... }

// Floating pane that contains the calendar at the bottom of the input.
.mat-datepicker-calendar-pane { ... }

// Portion of the floating panel that sits, invisibly, on top of the input.
.mat-datepicker-input-mask { }
```

[ts-mixins]: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-2-2.html#support-for-mix-in-classes

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10 years of Total Rugby is celebrated with this amazing montage looking back at some of the best moments.
New Zealand's Brodie Retallick won the 2014 World Rugby player of the year award. Find out a little more about the All Blacks lock.


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Among Us Phantom – Here's All You Need To Know About
April 18, 2021 by Rozeena Baig
The imposter and crewmates group of Among Us is being added with the Among Us Phantom Role. Most of the players are unable to figure out about it so this article is designed to enlighten you with all details related to this new role. You will also get to know how it works in Among Us.
Among Us is a creative free to play online multiplayer game being followed by millions of users from all around the world. Though the game is just launched few years back, still it is quite popular among the gaming community.
According to Among Us officials, the game popularity is being doubled during the pandemic days. The reason behind its popularity is its unending game-field improvements. It keeps adding new characters inside the game field to improve the experience for its users.
Currently, users are talking about a new role added in the game. Players can opt for this new role to complete their tasks secretly. Let's discover more about this new game play.
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The online multiplayer social deduction game has come up with a new character. This character is known as Phantom role that is the role of one of the crewmembers in the team. Phantom has to complete the assigned tasks to complete the levels and win. But the prime task of this character is to complete the tasks without being noticed by the imposters in the team.
Players should also know that, this role activates only if the crewmember dies in the level. Once any crewmember dies, he/she can activate this new role and play as Among Us Phantom Role. Once they successfully activate this role, the player has to restart all the tasks without being noticed by other.
If the Phantom gets recognized and fails to complete the tasks, then they will become a ghost and they will die permanently inside the game. Furthermore, the tasks also get reset. Players from United States are enjoying this new role a lot.
Only troublesome thing associated with the Phantom role is that once it gets caught, then the player becomes a ghost and he/she will permanently die inside the game. Along with the character being diminished, all the tasks also get reset.
On the other hand, if Phantom completes the tasks successfully, he/she will win the level along with multiple rewards. After completing all the tasks with the Phantom role, players have to tap on the "emergency" button to finish the game and win the level.
Though it is quite difficult to spot the Phantom inside the game, but it is not impossible. Players can spot the Phantom role if they watch carefully, once spotted they can also kill this new character by clicking on it.
Besides Phantom there are certain other characters that can make the game field much interesting. These characters include the Jester, Sheriff, Snitch and more. These characters have their own requirements and the game becomes much more fun and challenging when they all come together.
In a nutshell, playing as Phantom is quite fun. It is quite difficult for the other players to witness this role but yes, this isn't impossible. So, Phantom has to play quickly so that they manage to complete all the tasks without taking much risk. Once you get caught, all your efforts will go in vain and you will die permanently inside the game.
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This was all about the newly added role in Among Us. If you have already played being a Phantom, let us know your experience in the below comment box.
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CEDEC Steering Committee
Co-located event
August 20 (Mon)
August 22 (Wed)
Developers' Night
TOP Events CEDEC CHALLENGE
* All passes including EXPO PASS can access the CEDEC CHALLENGE.
Lightning GO 9×9 Board AI Matches: Season 1: The Final
" The CEDEC CHALLENGE for programming features the game of Go where matches are held between two AI (artificial intelligence) programs. We are currently soliciting AI programs from the general public. The event is organized to improve video game development technologies and to promote the development of relevant human talents through competition.
Please also refer to CEDEC 2011 results at http://cedec.cesa.or.jp/2011/event/challenge/ai/entry.html (in Japanese) among with the explanations below.
Sound Creator Ogiri! Live Jingle Production Match
Top sound creators from game industry companies will produce jingles (short attention-getting music or sound effect) on site.
They will bring their own sound producing equipment to the venue and make a jingle based on the theme to be announced on site. The sound production process will be explained and the completed works will be reviewed. Differences in methodology between the participants, such as techniques for producing jingles quickly, will be introduced.
The event will allow you to learn how differences in the interpretation of a theme affect sound and the thought processes and techniques of the sound creators.
One-page Sheet Concept Competition: It's for Real Again
The one-page sheet concept competition unexpectedly turned out to be an all-out competition of professionals and amateurs at last year's CEDEC. For those of you who regretted missing the no holds barred competition last year, well here's your chance!
"One-page Concept Sheet Competition – It's for Real Again " is a "concept sheet competition" in which anyone can participate. All you need to do is summarize a conceptual plan on an A4-size page, based on the pre-defined theme. Freedom of expression is guaranteed, so long as your idea is understandable to the reader in about 15 seconds. Why not forget about the rules and restrictions of your daily business for a moment and join in this free-style, open-category battle royal? All entries will be reviewed by the judges and the creators of the best plans will be awarded during a session on the last day.
Copyright © 2012 CESA All rights reserved.


Clock Movement 141-020 back pendulum leader.
Used on Emperor, Howard Miller, Hermle, Sligh, Ridgeway, Seth Thomas, Pearl, King Arthur and many popular manufacturers.
Hermle key wound movement. One hammer below. Hand shaft: 33.2mm. Dead-Beat Escapement.
Dimensions: Ht 8" Wd 5 1/4" Hammer length 3 1/2"


Great opportunity for an exisitng private client senior manager or director to build a case for partnership. This Top 30 practice has a broad based and strong private client business and as part of its growth and succession strategy it is looking to hire an experienced private client practitioner to work closely with the existing partners to drive the business forward onto the next level.
The ideal person will have proven experience of generating new business within a professional services environment and a strong referral network in the market. For the right candidate, partnership is the ultimate goal and the financial rewards are significant.


Dreambaby® Adjustable Strap Latches are a handy home safety accessory that helps prevent children from accessing cabinets and drawers of various sizes.
Super-durable adhesive backing for long-lasting safety.
Can be quickly adjusted to keep just about any cupboard or drawer locked and secure to help keep children safe from harm.
Provide easy access for adults but are difficult for young children to open.
Simply squeeze the button, adjust the straps and adhere to the desired surface.


A Luxury Hotel in Riccione?
Not only the hotel Hollywood is a place of luxury par excellence, a symbol.
A piece of history of Riccione, near the beach and within walking distance from the center.
The Hollywood Hotel is the jewel of the Conte family.
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Scooter's World: I love my job.
I love my job. Seriously, it rocks. And not because we get "summers off" (which, by the way, is definitely not true...I continue working all summer on curriculum, attend week-long workshops and conferences, do home visits, etc...), but because I get to teach and be taught by teenagers everyday.
Since Sunday we've been down at Dauphin Island with the 8th graders on a sea lab expedition. For those of you who don't know, we're an expeditionary school. This means about 35% of our learning happens outside the classroom. Our 8th graders big trip every year is to Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama, and in about a month we'll be taking our 7th graders to Tremont Smoky Mountain Institute in Tennessee. These are a huge reason why I love my job so much--learning outside the classroom is awesome. Not just for the kids (who totally dig it and love the expeditions we go go) but for the teachers too. When you're with kids 24-7 for a week straight you learn things...not only about the kiddos but about yourself. I'll spare you all the preachy-esque details and leave you with this: teaching is amazing, stressful, rewarding, exhausting, fantastic, and every other incredibly good / bad adjective you can come up with. I love my job and continue every day to be amazed by the things these middle schoolers can do and teach me.
Wonderful...you express yourself really well...All the best!


25. Lower of cost or market for inventory. Ericsson, a Swedish networks and communications firm, reported a gross value of inventory of SEK25,227 on December 31. It also reported an ending balance in the allowance for impairments of SEK2,752 million. During the year, Ericsson recognized a write-down of inventory in the amount of SEK1,276 million. Assume the acquisition cost of the inventory written down is SEK3,500 million. Ericsson applies IFRS and reports its results in millions of Swedish kronor (SEK).
a. What was the carrying value of Ericsson's inventory as of December 31?
b. What journal entry did Ericsson make to record the write-down (impairment) of inventory?
c. Suppose that in January of the next year, the market value of the impaired inventory increased to SEK2,800. What journal entry, if any, would Ericsson make?
d. How, if at all, would your answers to parts a–c differ if Ericsson applied U.S. GAAP?
Assume that all of Ericsson"s inventory purchases are made on account. Ericsson applies IFRS, and reports its results in millions of Swedish kronor (SEK).


Chris is the Principal Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, and is a Professor of Geotechnical Engineering based at the University of Birmingham. He leads the research theme of Sustainability and Resilience, as well as being Deputy Head of the School of Civil Engineering. He is the Honorary Editor of Engineering Sustainability, the Editor with responsibility for trenchless technology of Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology and a member of three US Transportation Research Board Technical Committees. He leads the Urban Futures EPSRC consortium researching sustainability in urban environments. His research interests encompass buried pipes, trenchless technology, the more sustainable use of underground space, chemical soil stabilisation, road foundations and collapsing soils.
Phil is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Five, Low Frequency Electromagnetic Field Technologies. Phil is an electronics engineer with interests in sonar system design, electronics, signal processing and navigation systems. Phil is based at the University of Birmingham in the School of Electronic, Electrical and Computer Engineering. He lectures in such diverse fields as digital systems, microprocessors, sonar systems and advanced signal processing.
Mike is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Four, Acoustic Technologies. Based at the University of Southampton in the Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, Mike is a Professor of Engineering Dynamics. Michael Brennan has a wide-range of interests in acoustics and vibration including the vibrations of rotating machinery, non-linear vibrations, vibroacoustics, active and passive control of sound and vibration, energy harvesting and biomimetics. Additionally he has been a consultant for several companies in the UK and overseas, advising on vibration and acoustic testing methods, control measures and design.
David is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Seven, Tuning the Device to the Ground and Targets. David is a reader in Geotechnical Engineering at the University of Birmingham, with research interests that include Geotechnical aspects of tunnelling, trenchless technology, soil/structure interaction and pipelines (including understanding the development of leaks from pipelines, their detection/location and making pipelines 'smarter' using micro-sensors).
Tony is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Two, Fusion of Sensor Data with Buried Asset Records. Tony is a Professor of Automated Reasoning at the University of Leeds, and is currently the Director of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Biological Systems. His research interests range from theoretical work on spatial calculi and spatial ontologies, to cognitive vision, modelling spatial information in the hippocampus, and integrating utility data recording the location of underground assets.
Paul is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Six, Magnetic Field Technologies. Paul the Reader in Electrical Power Engineering in the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton, where he is also the manager of the Tony Davies High Voltage Laboratory. His research interests are within the generic areas of applied signal processing and control. Within the high voltage engineering this includes condition monitoring of HV cables and plant, surface charge measurement, HV insulation/dielectric materials and applied signal processing. In the area of automation he is particularly interested in the practical application of repetitive control and iterative learning control algorithms.
Nicole is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Eight, Proving Trials and Specification of a National Mapping the Underworld Test Facility. Nicole is a Birmingham Research Fellow in the School of Civil Engineering at the University of Birmingham . Her interests are in the development of instrumentation for the natural and man-made environment with focus on coastal engineering, tunnel monitoring and location of underground infrastructure. She also enjoys teaching mathematics at all levels and researching why some students have an anxiety for the subject and how to overcome this anxiety.
Steve is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package One, Creation of a Multi-Sensor Array, Deployment Strategies and Signal Processing. Steve is based at the University of Bath and is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Current research interests include signal propagation at microwave and millimetre wave frequencies within buildings and near human bodies, along with the assessment of diversity techniques.
Miles is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Three, GPR Advancement. Based in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath, Miles is Senior Lecturer with the Power and Energy Systems Group. His research interests include the Protection and Control of Electrical Power Systems, including embedded generation into networks and the location of Buried Utilities using Ground Penetrating Radar.
Adrian is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, involved with Work Package Eight, Proving Trials and Specification of a National Mapping the Underworld Test Facility. Adrian is Professor of Water Engineering in the Department of Civil and Structural Engineering at the University of Sheffield. His research interests are concerned with all quantitative and qualitative aspects of Urban Drainage, for which he has an established international reputation. He is particularly interested in the performance of sewer ancillary structures, the prediction of sewer flow quality and in aspects of whole life costs in sewerage.
Steve is a Co-Investigator of Mapping the Underworld, leading Work Package Six, Magnetic Field Technologies. Steve is based at the University of Southampton in the School of Electronics and Computer Science.
Huanhuan is a Research Fellow on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package Two, Fusion of Sensor Data with Buried Asset Records. Huanhuan is based at the University of Leeds, working in the School of Computing. Before Joining University of Leeds, he worked as a research fellow, sponsored by BBSRC and Value in People (VIP) awards from the Wellcome Trust, in School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham, where he obtaind the Ph.D degree. His PhD thesis has received 2009 CPHC/British Computer Society (BCS) Distinguished Dissertations Award as the runner up. His research interests include statistical machine learning, data fusion, neural network ensembles, Bioinformatics, Bayesian inference and evolutionary computation.
Giulio is a Research Student on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package Seven, Intelligent Tuning of the Device to the Ground and Targets. Giulio is completing a PhD in the School of Civil Engineering at the University of Birmingham, aimed at facilitating geophysical surveys thorough field and lab testing. Giulio has an Environmental Science background, his main interests are soil science, geostatistics and environmental monitoring.
Andrew is a Research Fellow on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package Five, Low Frequency Electromagnetic Field Technologies. Andrew is based at the University of Birmingham, in the School of Electronic, Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Russell is a Research Student looking at methods to assess utility street works through a sustainability framework. Before starting a PhD Russell worked as a full time Highway Engineer, and is now based at the University of Birmingham.
Jen is a Research Fellow on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package Four, Acoustic Technologies. She is based at the University of Southampton in the Institute for Sound and Vibration Research.
Adham is a Research Officer on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package One, Creation of a Multi-Sensor Array, Deployment Strategies and Signal Processing. Adham is based at the University of Bath, in the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. His work in Mapping the Underworld covers the design of the microwave hardware of the Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) heads. Adham has a PhD background in electromagnetic resonators, reconfigurable microwave filter design, and reconfigurable microwave antenna design. He also have an MSc in digital communications and a Bachelor's degree in electronic engineering. His general research interests include electromagnetic theory, complex analysis, wave theory, and microwave radio system design.
Alexander is a Research Fellow responsible for coordination across the Work Packages, along with working on Work Package Seven, Intelligent Tuning of the Device to the Ground and Targets. Work Package Eight, Proving Trials and Specification of a National Mapping the Underworld Test Facility Alexander is based at the University of Birmingham in the School of Civil Engineering.
Ping is a Research Fellow on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package Six, Magnetic Field Technologies, at the University of Southampton in the School of Electronics and Computer Science. Ping Wang received a PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Southampton in 2008. His research interests include cryogenic dielectrics for superconducting apparatus and heat transfer characteristics of cryogenic liquids under electric fields.
Qiwei is a Research Fellow on Mapping the Underworld, working on Work Package Two, Fusion of Sensor Data with Buried Asset Records. Qiwei is based at the University of Bath in the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. His research interests include signal processing and wireless communication.
Jo is the Industrial Liaison Manager for Mapping the Underworld, funded by UKWIR. She is helping the academic team to forge links with industry and keep up to date with developments in the business world. Jo is a chartered civil engineer and has worked in the water industry for 33 years and has held a variety of roles including Head of Network Asset Management for Veolia Water Partnership and Operations Director with North Surrey Water. She was awarded the MBE for services to the water industry in 1996. Jo currently works as an independent consultant specialising in infrastructure asset management.
Rosie is the Project Coordinator for the Mapping the Underworld project, and the first point of contact for all queries and general interest. Feel free to contact her for more information about the project.


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Safe-T Secure Application
SIMPLIFYING CLOUD SERVICE ADOPTION
Your Challenge – Today, many XaaS (SaaS and PaaS) cloud providers require connecting to their customer's premise in order to access data relevant for the service. An example: connecting between a cloud provider's SaaS application and the data it has to analyze which is located in the customer's premise.
This seemingly simple requirement creates a variety of networking and access challenges, as well as a cumbersome deployment with multiple tiers. It might entail:
Opening incoming holes in the customer's Firewall for cloud traffic
A VPN or secure connection to connect between cloud and customer premises
Solution deployment overhead costs
Exposure to the customer's internal network IP by an authorized party (hacker)
Add to this the fact that the customer most likely has regulation\policy issues preventing them opening the firewall for external access. Now you face a problem of onboarding the customer to the service.
THE SAFE-T SOLUTION
Safe-T Secure Applications Access introduces an evolution in the way cloud providers connect their services to their customers' premises and grant secure external access to their services. Built on Safe-T's Software Defined Perimeter technology and Integrated Data Security Platform, it offers true secure and transparent access replacing the need for legacy VPNs.
By deploying Safe-T Software Defined Access Controller as part of the XaaS solution, it is now possible to transparently connect between the cloud provider's application tier and the backend application located within the cloud provider customer's internal network.This is achieved by deploying the Safe-T Access Gateway node in the XaaS environment and the Safe-T Controller directly into the client's secure network, and connecting them via Safe-T's patented reverse-access technology. The deployment eliminates the technical and operational obstacles and challenges of connecting the cloud and the customer internal network, through the client's DMZ and network security perimeter.
No need to open the enterprise firewall for cloud traffic
Simple and easy cloud application adoption
No site-to-site VPN overhead
Hide all DMZ components from the Internet
Block network access, allow application access
Integrate all security and IAM solutions into data access flow
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Shachar Daniel
Shachar Daniel is the CEO at Safe-T and one of its co-founders. In his role, Mr. Daniel is responsible for overall vision, company's strategy, day-to-day operations, and growing Safe-T's business and presence around the world.Shachar brings to Safe-T more than 14 years of experience in various managerial and business roles. Prior to joining Safe-T, he was program manager at Prime-sense, head of operations for project managers at Logic and project manager at Elbit systems. Shachar is an experienced manager with passion and high commitment for project delivery. Shachar holds an Executive MBA from the Hebrew University , MBA from the college of management academic studies in Israel and B.Sc. in Industrial Engineering from the Holon Institute Technology.
Chen Katz
Chen Katz is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Safe-T. Mr. Katz is the CEO of TechnoPlus Ventures Ltd., an independent investment company based in Israel, commenced its investment activities in 1997 and has been traded on the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE: TNPV) since 1999. Mr. Katz has over 18 years of experience in identifying, deal structuring, executing and managing investments in companies and ventures of all maturity levels as well as fundraising, private placements, IPOs, PIPEs, Rights Offerings and M&A transactions. Mr. Katz currently serves as the Chairman of the board of Nanomedic Technologies Ltd. and Nicast Ltd. and serves as a director in Aminach Furniture and Mattresses Industry Ltd., CompuLap Ltd., and RapiDx Ltd. Mr. Katz also served on the board of directors of D-Led Illumination Technologies Ltd. and Shekel Scales (2008) Ltd. Mr. Katz holds a European Master in Law and Economics (EMLE) from the Complutense University of Madrid and an LL.B. from the University of Haifa, both magna cum laude.
Avi Rubinstein
Avi is the Chief Business Officer at Safe-T. Prior to joining Safe-T Avi Co-founded Inpedio and served as its CEO between 2016-2019 after serving as Co-founder of Ectel, GM Ectel US Inc., leading the Ectel's IPO in Nasdaq in 1999, Co-founder of StorWiz in 2004 (acquired by IBM in 2010), and Co-founder and CEO of VideoCodes in 2004 (acquired by Thompson in 2008). In addition, Avi participated in 2014/2015 in the turn-around of Nice Intelligence division (Ticker NICE) into a Cyber player, acquired by Elbit in 2015. Avi also served as advisory board member in Safe-T and CyberX (Cyber defense for Critical infrastructure).
Eran Ziv
Advisory Board Member
Eran Ziv has 30 years of high-tech and IT/telecom industry sales, marketing and management experience. He is the founder and CEO of SecurityDAM. A RAD Group company, involved in cloud security solutions. Prior to that, he served as the President of International Systems Division at Enablence Technologies Inc. and CEO and President of Teledata Networks Ltd. Organizations dealing with NGN (New Generation Network) solutions for the wired Telco markets. Eran was appointed as Teledata Networks Ltd. CEO and President in 2006, leading an intensive turnaround, resulting of successful accusation by Enablence Technologies Inc. in 2010. Prior to that, He served as President of Allot Communications Ltd. leading the company from early stage startup to a profitable NAZDAQ IPO organization. Eran joined Allot from his previous position as Vice President of Sales and Marketing for VocalTec Ltd. Prior to that, he served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of RADLINX (a RAD Group company), which was acquired by VocalTec in 1997. Before joining RADLINX, he held senior sales and marketing positions at Lannet Ltd. and Bynet Ltd. Eran holds a B.Sc. from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.
Marcio Lempert
Advisory Board Chairman
Over the last 25 years, Marcio Lempert has held top management positions (CEO, SVP, Managing Director, Sales Operations) in hi-tech companies all over the world. Marcio has proven the ability to turnaround, grow profitable business and lead various hi-tech disciplines: Sales, Marketing, R&D, PM, Support, Finance and Operations.Marcio has managed sales & operations for a wide range of products and technologies, such as networking, enterprise software and cyber/IT security.During his last position at Finjan Software Security, Marcio was instrumental in leading the acquisition of the company by M86 Security and subsequently the acquisition by Trustwave in 2012.After 2012, Marcio has been involved in social projects as a volunteer and mentor at several non-for-profit organizations and later served in the position of CEO of Dualis – a Social Investment Fund whose vision is the promotion of social impact through for-profit social businesses.
Hagit Gal, Adv.
Hagit leads Safe-T's legal and compliance activity, providing ongoing legal advice regarding corporate and commercial matters. Hagit brings with her extensive experience from her role at B.S.D. Crown Ltd. (LSE: BSD – formerly, Emblaze Ltd.). At B.S.D., Hagit led several corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, fundraising, IPOs and other equity related offerings of both publicly and privately held companies with an emphasis on the tech sector. In addition, Hagit was responsible for the direction of corporate governance practices and regulatory compliance, structure, negotiation and drafting of commercial agreements, intellectual property, human resources and payroll, investor relations and more. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) with major in commercial and civil law from the Academic Center of Law and Science.
Dafna Lipowicz
VP of Human Resources
In her role, Dafna leads all HR activities at Safe-T, including: partnering with management team to advance and support the company's vision and strategy, developing strategic HR plans and policies (training, compensation and benefits etc.), organizational and managers development, recruitment and welfareDafna brings to Safe-T more than 17 years of experience in various HR managerial roles, in global and complex organizations as well as in growing start-ups (such as SanDisk, Logic industries and Mantis Vision), specializing in establishing and leading HR departments, initiating and building organizational development according to company strategy, management consultant, talent management and recruitment.Dafna holds LLB in and MA in labor studies both from Tel Aviv university. She is also a certified mediator and group facilitator.
Shai Avnit
Shai Avnit leads Safe-T's regulatory, corporate governance, and all financials affairs including taxation, accounting, budgeting, cashflows and financing. He has an extensive experience in managing financial, operational, administrative, and regulatory affairs in companies within the medical device, consumer electronics and software fields. He served as a C.F.O. and other leading financial positions in several hi-tech companies, both public and private, Including Card Guard Scientific Survival (currently LifeWatch), Valor Computerized Systems, ProSight, BriefCam and others. He holds a B.A. in Accounting & Economics as well as an M.B.A. with majors in Finance & Marketing, both from Tel Aviv University.
Eitan Bremler
Co-Founder & VP Products and Technology
Eitan Bremler is responsible for overall global Marketing and Product Management activities of Safe-T including product strategy and roadmap, product marketing, positioning, and go-to-market.In addition, Eitan is responsible for working with Safe-T's strategic customers and technology partners, leading the technology relationships with the company's service providers, OEM, and business development partners. Eitan brings to Safe-T more than 15 years' experience in marketing, product marketing and product management roles. Prior to joining Safe-T, he held multiple product management and product marketing positions at Radware and Radvision an Avaya company.
Amir Mizhar
Founder - President & Chief Software Architect
Amir Mizhar is the Chief Software Architect of Safe-T and leads the company's vision, research, and development, delivering the industry's best enterprise security solutions, while streamlining security into critical business workflows. Prior to founding Safe-T, Amir founded and led eTouchware, acting as chief software architect for an innovative file sharing system with over 500,000 users. As founder and CEO of M-Technologies Amir lead the vision and creation of online collaboration tools, and online merchandising systems for retail markets. Developing commercial software programs since the age of 13, Amir is an expert ethical hacker and currently holds multiple patents in the area of data transfer over communication networks.


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The Omicron Variant and The Way to Stop It
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Daniyal Sundetov (he/they) 9th grade, Artist
Right as the world is starting to go back to its regular state a new variant of the coronavirus is born. The name of it is omicron, there are still many mysteries and misinformation spread around this variant.
The big difference found in this variant compared to others is that omicron is it being more infectious, Omnicron's origin is in South Africa where the vaccination rate is at the world's lowest, due to the inability to access it in the first place. Which made it the perfect ground for a mutation to happen. Even tho the first detected cases were detected in a country with one of the worst vaccination rates, was the reason we know that the vaccine is semi-effective on it.
This variant also has been found to spread at an unimaginable rate in one of the countries with the highest vaccinated countries, Saudi Arabia with an 88 percent vaccination rate still had reports of the omicron variant being detected. The reason why the vaccine didn't protect us against omicron as well is, the mutation in the virus, that makes the vaccine weaken because of the differences between them. Even though the genetics of the two are similar, they differ too much for the vaccine to work 100% of the time.
That's why the new booster shot also contains variants of the virus rather than just the original covid-19 variant. It's required for vaccinated individuals over 12 to wait six months for the vaccine to work best. Tests were done and we found that already are showing that the booster shot is at least 75% effective at protection against symptomatic omicron.
There have been many discussions on different social media discussing the rumor that the new virus even tho causing sickness is not capable of killing someone. Yet there are 12 deaths recorded on the date of 22 of December 2021. There is a variety of results while looking at those people's vaccination and medical records. As well as the first death recorded in the US was from reinfection.
Now in January, it is possible for individuals above 12 to get the booster shot and a lot of people are enthusiastic about the new layer of safety the booster shot gives. "I already got my two vaccine doses, but I'm getting the booster shot in a few," Says Snizhana Nesin, a Freshman
The booster shot was an attempt once again to stop spreading covid as much as we did but now at 1 million detected cases detected a day, We might need to go to more extreme measures like different mask requirements or maybe even another quarantine.
Daniyal Sundetov (he/they) freshman, artist
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Johannes de Laet (1581 – 1649) was a Dutch geographer and director of the Dutch West India Company. Philip Burden called his History of the New World, "…arguably the finest description of the Americas published in the seventeenth century" and "…one of the foundation maps of Canada". de Laet was the first to print maps with the names Manhattan, New Amsterdam (now New York) and Massachusetts.
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Title: Persia seu Regni Persici Status, Variaque Itinera in atque per Persiam : cum Aliquot Iconibus Incolarum
Published: Lugduni : Batavorum Elzevir, 1633. / 1st ed
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Illustrations: 1 illustrated title page + 8 full page illustrations
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Joannes or Johannes de Laet (Latinized as Ioannes Latius) (1581 in Antwerp – buried 15 December 1649, in Leiden) was a Dutch geographer and director of the Dutch West India Company. Philip Burden called his History of the New World, "…arguably the finest description of the Americas published in the seventeenth century" and "…one of the foundation maps of Canada". de Laet was the first to print maps with the names Manhattan, New Amsterdam (now New York) and Massachusetts.
1 Life
2.1 History of the New World
2.2 Other works
3 Notes and references
Life[edit]
De Laet was born in Antwerp between September and December 1581, a son of cloth merchant Hans de Laet. In 1584, upon the fall of Antwerp to Spanish troops, the family, like tens of thousands of Protestant Flemings, fled to the Northern Netherlands and settled in Amsterdam. There Johannes attended the Latin school. He matriculated as a student of Theology and Philosophy at the University of Leiden in 1597. One of his teachers there was the great humanist scholar Joseph Justus Scaliger, with whom he maintained a correspondence until the latter's death. After his graduation, his father sent him to London in 1603 to gain experience as a merchant. There he married Jacobmijntje van Loor, the daughter of a well-to-do Anglo-Dutch merchant, but returned to Leiden in 1607 upon her too early death. On 7 May 1608 he married Maria Boudewijns van Berlicum in Leiden. De Laet increased his fortune by investing in land reclamations and overseas trade and became one of the founding directors of the Dutch West Indies Company in 1620, an office he retained for the rest of his life. The city of Leiden sent him as an elder-delegate to the great Synod of Dort (1618–1619).
In his leisure time, de Laet spent much of his time in his study room, well-stocked with books, manuscripts, maps, globes and paintings. He published widely on topics ranging from church history to world history, edited Pliny's Historia naturalis and Vitruvius' De architectura, wrote a detailed account of the New World and compiled an (unpublshed) Old English-Latin dictionary—to mention just a selection of his forty publications. His correspondents include the English antiquaries William Camden, Sir Henry Spelman, Sir William Boswell, Abraham Wheelock, Sir Simonds D'Ewes, James Usher, Patrick Young, John Morris and the Danish antiquary Ole Worm.
De Laet died in December 1649 while in The Hague. He was buried in the Pieterskerk in Leiden on the 14th, next to Maria Boudewijns who had died in 1633.
Works[edit]
History of the New World[edit]
His History of the New World was published in several editions by Bonaventure & Abraham Elseviers, Leiden. The first edition was published in Dutch in 1625 as Nieuwe Wereldt ofte Beschrijvinghe van West-Indien, uit veelerhande Schriften ende Aen-teekeningen van verscheyden Natien;[1] a second edition also in Dutch, came out in 1630 as Beschrijvinghe van West-Indien door Joannes de Laet. Tweede druk: In ontallycke placesen verbetert, vermeerdert, met eenige nieuwe caerten, beelden van verscheijden dieren ende planten verciert. [2]
A Latin edition from 1633, prepared by himself, was entitled Novus Orbis seu descriptionis Indiae Occidentalis Libri XVIII authore Joanne de Laet Antverp. Novis talulis geographicis et variis animantium, Plantarum Fructuumque iconibus illustrata;[3] in 1640 he published a French edition, in his own translation, as L'Histoire du Nouveau Monde ou description des Indes Occidentales, contenant dix-huict livres, enrichi de nouvelles tables geographiqiues & figures des animaux, plantes & fruicts.[4]
Each successive edition had significantly updated maps.
Other works[edit]
The Empire of the Great Mogul, translated by J.S. Hoyland with S.N. Bannerjee. Taraporevela, Bombay, 1928. Reissued Munshiram Manoharlal, New Delhi, 1975, ISBN 81-7069-041-2.
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National Diversity Awards – I got shortlisted!
I am thrilled to say that I got shortlisted for the 2015 National Diversity Awards as a Positive Role Model in the category of Disability!! The winners will be announced Friday, September 18th at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral at a lovely awards do that I will be attending along with Timm as my cheerleader/chief tissue holder!
I am absolutely blown away to be shortlisted, I felt like a winner just being able to read all the amazing comments from everyone who nominated me. Shall I tell you a secret? I have them in a file on my computer and on those days when everything feels too tough, when I want to hide away and not speak to anyone, I read them and remember why I do what I do. Why I write about the most intimate details of my life, why I keep going. You lot are just the best readers in the world, the responses I get on here, on Facebook, twitter or by email just mean the world to me and I want to take the time to thank every one of you.
"The National Diversity Awards  a prestigious black tie event, which celebrates the excellent achievements of grass- root communities that tackle the issues in today's society, giving them recognition for their dedication and hard work.
The National Diversity Awards will be held at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, September 18th 2015 where there are several award categories including Positive Role Model and Community Organisation Awards, which will be split into five categories including race & religion/faith, age, disability, gender and LGBT. Other awards include the Entrepreneur of Excellence Award, Diverse Company of the Year Award and Lifetime Achiever Award.
Charities, role models and community heroes will be honoured at the ceremony showcasing their outstanding devotion to enhancing equality, diversity and inclusion; thus embracing the excellence of all out citizens irrespective of race, faith, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability and culture."
Poo is a difficult subject, but it is the thing that I talk about the most and what spurred me to start this blog. To speak out for the 300,000 people in the UK with Inflammatory Bowel Disease and to Stop Poo Being Taboo.
From there I began to think about all the invisible disabilities that people face and the isolation and anxiety that comes with it. As a society we are getting better about talking about disability, but there is an awful lot more to be done, especially for those who have a condition that can't be easily seen. And that it why I started the More Than Meets The Eye campaign, to get people talking about invisible disabilities.
I am really proud of all that I have achieved so far, but I would love to make a difference to so many more people. Of course, I would love to win this award, but I already feel so blessed just to be acknowledged amongst the amazing people who have also been shortlisted. Winning would be a bonus, right now I am just overwhelmed that this girl from Sheffield has done something to help so many. Two years ago as I lay in a hospital bed, feeling that life as I knew it was over, I couldn't have dreamt where I would be headed.
Thank you so much to every one of you who voted.
You're all awesome
Sam xxx
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Lawrence Goldman. the Life of R.H. Tawney: Socialism and History
By Drakakis, John | Style, Winter 2015 | Go to article overview
Drakakis, John, Style
Lawrence Goldman. The Life of R.H. Tawney: Socialism and History. London: Bloomsbury, 2013. xi + 411 pp. ISBN 978-1-78093-704-5. Hardcover, 63.77 [pounds sterling] ($120); ISBN 978-1472577429. Paperback, 16.99 [pounds sterling] ($29.95).
Writing in 1987 in a series entitled Lives of the Left, the biographer Anthony Wright observed that some two decades after his death in 1962 R.H. Tawney "was again the centre of political argument" and for two reasons: first, the emergence of the breakaway British Social Democratic Party in 1981 that "not only seceded from the Labour Party, but claimed to have taken Tawney with them," (131) and second, in relation to the Labour leadership elections of 1983 where "Tawney seemed to be the ubiquitous presence" (132). Wright also resurrected "the rabid charge by G.R. Elton that Religion and the Rise of Capitalism ('one of the most harmful books written in the years between the wars') had exercised a pernicious influence" and that "[a]t least one generation, and that a crucial one, was given grounds for believing that everything that contributed to the greatness and success of their country derived from sinful selfishness and money-grubbing wickedness" (133-34).
In his own Commonplace Book, a diary that Tawney kept from 1912-1914, in his The Acquisitive Society (1920), in his carefully documented but controversial The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century (1912), in Religion and the Rise of Capitalism (1926), and later in Equality (1931), Tawney's own historically derived brand of "socialism" was clearly in evidence. Lawrence Goldman's substantial biography, The Life of R.H. Tawney: Socialism and History, published in the wake of the fiftieth anniversary of Tawney's death, attempts a balanced historical assessment of his contribution to the history of Socialism that seeks both to eschew partisan polemics, and to avoid the production of a hagiography. Of course, no reader of Hayden White's The Tropics of Discourse (1978) can fail to acknowledge the rhetorical burden of historical discourse, or to recognize in Goldman's narrative the abiding claim that the University of Oxford played a major role in the adult education movement. Tawney himself was clearly an Oxford don in aspiration, demeanor, and achievement, but like George Orwell, his sympathy for those less fortunate than himself was genuine, and informed both his political and historical writing. As one of the editors of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Goldman is very well placed to take on a biography of R.H. Tawney in which contradictions--many of them never fully resolved--abound. Indeed, Goldman's own contributions to the history of the role of Oxford in the adult education movement helps him to establish a deep, but not entirely uncritical, sympathy with his biographical subject; but his continued insistence on the neutrality of historical discourse, and his reticence in matters worthy of some reasoned speculation, imposes limits to the evaluation of the scope of Tawney's work. Indeed, Tawney's influence extended well beyond the historian's restricted view.
R.H. Tawney was an historian, although in a manner that now resonates with contemporary literary "presentism," to the extent that his investigation of the past derived from his pressing concerns with "the present." Goldman's quest, however, is to get "closer to the essential Tawney" (4), and to provide "a properly historical and contextual account of Tawney's life," a life that was "always beyond the reach of faction or sect" (9). Fortunately, this conservative vocabulary is not consistent or sustained, as Goldman draws widely on correspondence and a wealth of archival material that indicates that Tawney was a product both of his time and his social class. Goldman is at pains to distinguish between Tawney's own "socialism" and "today's variants of socialism" (9) and he concedes from the beginning that he was part of "the late-Victorian 'intellectual aristocracy'" that "moved easily within the overlapping worlds of the British intellectual elite" (6). …
Publication information: Article title: Lawrence Goldman. the Life of R.H. Tawney: Socialism and History. Contributors: Drakakis, John - Author. Journal title: Style. Volume: 49. Issue: 4 Publication date: Winter 2015. Page number: 545+. © Northern Illinois University. COPYRIGHT 2015 Gale Group.