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Battling virus surge, UK PM calls off R-Day go to; no name on new visitor yet
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson took this choice in view of the sparkling countrywide lockdown in his country, as his authorities spoke back to the brand new, extra contagious mutant stress of the radical coronavirus.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday referred to as up Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed "remorse" that he might now no longer be capable of go to India to be Chief Guest for the Republic Day celebrations.
Johnson took this choice in view of the sparkling countrywide lockdown in his country, as his authorities spoke back to the brand new, extra contagious mutant stress of the radical coronavirus.
Indian authorities reassert stated Modi "conveyed his expertise of the wonderful scenario and was hoping that the United Kingdom might triumph over Covid19 demanding situations successfully".
Both leaders reaffirmed their dedication to operating in the direction of deepening bilateral relationship, the reasserts stated.
India has to now search for an opportunity Chief Guest for the Republic Day celebrations, which may, however, be truncated as a result of the pandemic. Last year's Independence Day celebrations were scaled down as well.
An invitation to be Chief Guest at India's Republic Day is a unique honor for a journeying overseas dignitary. New Delhi has been weaving approach with hospitality whilst choosing the Chief Guest. The desire is dictated with the aid of using some of factors — strategic and diplomatic, enterprise interests, and geopolitics.
This isn't the primary time that India has needed to search for an opportunity visitor, because the first desire couldn't make it. In 2013, Oman's sultan Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said couldn't come because of a communique issue, and Bhutan's King Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuk, got here instead. Similarly, in 2019, after US President Donald Trump couldn't come, India invited South African President Cyril Ramaphosa who attended the Republic day celebrations.
An announcement with the aid of using 10, Downing Street — the British PM's office — stated, "The Prime Minister spoke to Prime Minister Modi this morning, to explicit his remorse that he might be not able to go to India later this month as planned."
"In mild of the countrywide lockdown introduced final night, and the velocity at which the brand new coronavirus variation is spreading, the Prime Minister stated that it changed into crucial for him to stay with inside the UK so he can attention at the home reaction to the virus," the announcement stated.
It stated the 2 leaders "underlined their shared dedication to the bilateral relationship, and to persevering with to construct at the near collaboration among our countries – such as in reaction to the pandemic".
Johnson stated that he was hoping a good way to go to India with inside the first 1/2 of 2021, beforehand of the G7 Summit within side the UK that Modi is because of attend as a visitor, the announcement stated.
An announcement with the aid of using the Ministry of External Affairs echoed the British authorities' announcement. "Prime Minister expressed his expertise of the wonderful scenario with inside the UK, and conveyed his great needs for the short manage of the pandemic spread. He appeared ahead to receiving Prime Minister Johnson in India on the earliest possibility after normalization of the scenario," the MEA stated.
"The leaders reviewed ongoing cooperation among each country, such as with inside the vicinity of making Covid-19 vaccines to be had for the world. They reiterated their shared notion within side the capacity of the India-UK partnership within side the post-Brexit, post-Covid19 context, and agreed to paintings in the direction of a complete roadmap for realizing this capacity," the MEA stated.
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ICJ to Rule on Emergency Measures in Myanmar Genocide Case on Jan. 23: Gambia
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By Reuters 15 January 2020
THE HAGUE—The International Court of Justice (ICJ), the United Nations' highest court, will issue a decision on a request for emergency measures in a genocide case against Myanmar on Jan. 23, the Gambian Ministry of Justice said on Twitter on Monday.
The mainly Muslim West African country filed the suit in November, alleging Myanmar was committing "an ongoing genocide" against its minority Muslim Rohingya population.
The ICJ did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The Gambia has accused Myanmar of violating the 1948 Genocide Convention in a military campaign that expelled more than 730,000 Rohingya from the country.
It asked the International Court of Justice to order "provisional measures" to prevent more harm, a first step in a legal case that is expected to go on for years.
Myanmar State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, traveled to The Hague last month to defend her country against the charges. She denied that genocide was taking place and said the court has no jurisdiction to hear the case.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, once championed in the West for her decades-long fight for democracy for Myanmar, said Myanmar did investigate and prosecute soldiers and officers accused of crimes. She said that under those circumstances, the court should not intervene.
The Gambia lodged its lawsuit after winning the support of the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which has 57 member states. Only a state can file a case against another state at the ICJ.
The Gambia has said Myanmar cannot be trusted to bring alleged military perpetrators of crimes against the Rohingya to justice.
It has asked the court to order provisional measures for Myanmar to stop its forces committing "all acts that amount to or contribute to the crime of genocide" against the Rohingya including killing, rape and destruction of homes and villages.
The Gambia also asked judges to order Myanmar to ensure that any evidence of atrocities is preserved.
The International Court of Justice's decisions are binding and not subject to appeal, though the court has no means of enforcement and countries have occasionally ignored them or failed to adhere fully.
Int'l Media Shows Lack of Fairness, Ignores State Counselor's Message to the ICJ
Legal Team Defended Myanmar to 'Best of Their Ability' at ICJ, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Says
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Rainy season heightens risk of disease
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The rainy season is beginning in the Central African Republic, exacerbating already squalid living conditions in the makeshift displacement camp at the airport in Bangui. As many as 100,000 people have taken refuge at the M'Poko site seeking safety from the violence that's ravaged the country for the past year.
Clean water and decent sanitation facilities in the site are scarce. But since attacks escalated in December, people who've seen family members killed or had their homes looted and burned are too terrified to leave.
Imminent heavy rains threaten to make sordid conditions — puddles of dirty, stagnant water; inadequate or overflowing latrines; piles of trash throughout living areas — even worse.
"With the rainy season coming there is a big danger of [waterborne] diseases like malaria or typhoid, because the people in these places, especially young children, are not protected. There could also be a danger of cholera if the situation continues," said Jacques Terrenoire, Mercy Corps Country Director for the Central African Republic.
And families' makeshift shelters will provide little protection from the inclement weather.
"There aren't even tents in the airport — it's tarpaulins on pieces of wood," explained Terrenoire. Many families have even less, he added, instead using cloth or pieces of clothing as protection from the elements.
"Now that it has rained people are just walking in the mud," Terrenoire went on. "There are often between five and ten people under a shoddy shelter, and if there is a strong wind it could be torn away. Most of the time here when there is heavy rain there is also strong winds, which means these shelters can be destroyed very easily."
To address these escalating emergency needs, we're working closely with IDP community leaders who have been elected to manage the 11 different zones of M'Poko.
Last week our Deputy Program Manager Charlie Yabindi met with Simplice Nguérépayo (center), the head of zone 1 in M'Poko, and his assistant, Evelyne Gbianda, to discuss the draining channels we'll build to rid the area of stagnant water pools.
Charlie also oversaw the start of construction for 100 additional latrines. We're employing residents of the camp to do the work, which will address the urgent need for facilities — many areas have none and most existing structures are full.
To help stifle the heightened risk of illness in the crowded site, our hygiene promotion team is currently educating displaced families about good hygiene practices, like handwashing and proper garbage disposal, that help prevent the spread of disease.
And we will soon begin distributions of clean water and enough hygiene materials for 25,000 people, including soap and buckets for water storage.
While we are working to meet these urgent water and sanitation needs, we also remain focused on our longer-term protection work and the rebuilding of communities.
Our listening centers are open to provide emotional support, legal counseling and medical referrals to those who have suffered gender-based violence or sectarian attacks. And we are working to promote community conflict resolution, a requisite for the crippled nation to restore peace and safety for its citizens.
"People [in the IDP site] live in very dire conditions. Even with the complications of the rainy season there is a significant number of people who do not want to go back to their neighborhoods. The main reason is because their homes have been destroyed or looted to the ground, and the second reason is security," said Terrenoire. "If there is nothing done to improve that — to help them rebuild their houses or bring back security in the neighborhoods — they will stay in the IDP sites, even in dire conditions."
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Chief Olisah Metuh, who once served as the national publicity secretary for the People's Democratic Party, PDP, has criticized the newly implemented cashless policy for being oppressive and inconvenient for low-income Nigerians.
He made the observation that in the event that it was permitted to persist, it would eventually become counterproductive. This was something that Metuh stated on Wednesday in Abuja. In the course of a conversation with a reporter from the Vanguard, he made the following statement: "The newly released circular on new cashless policy by the CBN is counter productive and a nuisance to impoverished Nigerians." It is inconceivable that in an economy plagued with arbitrary and numerous bank charges, the Nation's Central Bank would then make a decision to impose a mandatory purchase of Point of Sales (POS) machines on the lowest level of citizens. This would be a terrible burden to place on the most vulnerable members of society.
"This opens the door for multiple deductions to be taken from the accounts of the impoverished by the banks, which may be an opportunity to take advantage of the people.
"How can you expect Nigerians to patronize the banana and fruit sellers when you treat them like second-class citizens? Should we cease purchasing from small traders because of the delays that can occur when doing transactions due to the network?
"What about the accompanying ongoing and numerous deductions from the accounts of these minor traders?" What about the safety concerns associated with having to wait by the roadside to confirm payments?
"Would it be beneficial to implement an overnight, immediate, and nearly completely cashless policy in our economy at this time?"
Even in the most developed economies in the world, we have seen people conduct transactions using cash. People should not be prevented from withdrawing less than $30 per day or more than $120 per week if they are to participate in a flourishing economy.
"This latest guideline by the CBN is as harsh as it is counter-productive to promoting self-employment among the lowest cadre of workers."
Metuh further stated, "I call on the CBN to mitigate these measures by placing a freeze on the withdrawal charges levied by banks and introducing regulations to ensure that transfers and transactions are not impeded by network problems."
"If this continues, the approach would bring to mind Idi Amin's directive to print more money in the old Uganda.
"The Central Bank of Nigeria should not permit the lives of very poor Nigerians to be frustrated to such an extent that they openly embrace crime as an alternative to the nasty policies of the government."
At times like these, we can all agree that it is reasonable to expect our elected and appointed representatives to defend the interests of regular people.
If a society does not care about its less fortunate members, eventually it will give way to anarchy and violent uprising.
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Unfortunately the Claris Hotel is not equipped with its own restaurant or bar, but offers numerous wining and dining options within the surrounding area. The friendly hotel staff will gladly assist with restaurant recommendations as well as the making of bookings. Make sure you get a brilliant start to a busy day with a delicious buffet style breakfast, which is served in the stylish breakfast room.
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Under the EU ETS rules, each member state has to create a National Allocation Plan which lays out how the country's total emission allowances (European Union Allowances or EUAs) will be allocated to all installations that hold a permit to emit carbon dioxide.
The EU ETS is a cap-and-trade scheme, under which the emission allowance of each installation is capped. Installations (or companies) who have requirements beyond this cap level, can trade EUAs in the markets.
The United States has been trying to regulate emissions for over three decades now. Back in 1990, the Clean Air Act established an SO2 trading system under the Acid Rain Program. The program lead to a reduction in SO2 levels by 50% 1980 to 2007. According to many experts the SO2 emissions trading system brought down the cost of controlling acid rain by 80%.
In 1997, Illinois started the emissions Reduction Market System— its own trading program for volatile organic compounds in Chicago. In 2009, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) saw nine states in the Northeast form a cap-and-trade carbon dioxide emissions program.
2003 was an important year for emissions trading. U.S. corporations began first trading CO2 emission allowances on the Chicago Climate Exchange voluntarily.
In the same year, the EPA began its NOx Budget Trading Program (NBP) aimed to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the eastern parts of the United States.
The world's totalCO2 emissions in 2010 were 31.3 million thousand tons, out of which 26% came from China, which is the largest emitter of CO2 in the world. The United States contributed around 17% of CO2 emissions (4.4 million thousand tons) in the world, followed by the European Union, whose CO2 emissions were 13% of the world's total.


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Fine of the Month: July 2011
(Jeremy Ashbee)
1. 'Gloriette' in Corfe Castle, 1260
This month, in our first fine of the month focusing on architectural history, Jeremy Ashbee, Head Properties Curator at English Heritage, discusses the earliest-known use of the term 'gloriette' in England, occuring at Corfe Castle in 1260-1.
⁋1In late 1260, four Dorset knights made a survey of the state of the royal castles at Sherborne and Corfe in preparation for the arrival of a new keeper, Matthias de la Mare. 1 What they found on both sites was pitiful: a disordered collection of pieces of armour and fixtures for siege engines, kitchen utensils and restraints for prisoners, almost invariably described in their report as rotten or rusty (putrefactas) and unusable (immunitas). The buildings of Sherborne Castle were in a very poor condition, some of them nearing collapse.
⁋2To a student of the documentation of royal castles and manors in the Middle Ages, the scene that the surveyors described in the 1261 Fine Roll is fairly typical. Inventories and dilapidation surveys throughout the kingdom repeatedly listed rotten food stores and useless armaments, kept in buildings with collapsing floors and failing roofs, and in those castles, like Corfe, that the kings were unlikely to visit regularly, even the most important royal chambers and chapels might soon become cluttered with boxes of documents, armaments, 'jewels' and clothing. However, as Huw Ridgeway has pointed out in a recent analysis of the same text, the timing of the Dorset survey gives it an especial interest, coming immediately before Henry III's repudiation of the Provisions of Oxford and resumption of personal rule, an episode in which other castles such as the Tower of London played a central role. It gives a useful corrective to any expectation that either Henry III or his opponents kept castles in perpetual readiness for the next emergency, even at times in which some kind of action may have seemed imminent. 2
⁋3The survey, particularly in the sections dealing with Corfe, has a further use, in extending our knowledge of the layout and architecture of the castle. 3 Corfe Castle was deliberately ruined by Parliamentarians in 1646 after three years of sieges and though its general plan remains fairly legible, many details of its buildings can now be difficult for the historian to visualise or reconstruct. The 1260 survey lists the items under a number of topographical headings, either individual rooms or buildings, or wider areas within the castle, and several of these can be reconciled with features still visible today. For example, the 'first bailey of the castle' (in primo ballio dicti castri), in whose buildings the surveyors found timbers from dismantled siege engines, four tables, tubs and a trough for fishing, is easy to interpret as the present outer bailey, mostly laid out late in the reign of John, though its present gatehouse is a rebuilding of the 1280s. The tower over the second gate (in turri super secundam portam) is likewise identifiable, the building now sometimes called the south-west gatehouse, at the highest point of the outer bailey, south-west of the great Norman keep. On the gatehouse's upper floor, the surveyors counted a number of crossbows of different materials and methods of operation.
⁋4The other four places in which the knights listed their discoveries undoubtedly lay within the castle's residential areas further up the hill. The surveyors named them as the 'king's hall' (aula regis), the 'head of the great chamber' (in capite magne camere), the 'storey over the chapel at the head of the great chamber' (in stagio super capellam in capite magne camere) and, most enigmatic of all, 'the chamber that is called Gloriette' (in camera que vocatur Gloriette).
⁋5The king's hall, given over in 1261 to large timbers including disarticulated pieces of a mangonel (a stone-throwing siege engine powered by men pulling on ropes), appears in numerous other documents of the later thirteenth and early fourteenth century, but cannot be located conclusively today. 4 It may possibly be the ancient structure, containing herringbone masonry probably of the eleventh century, of which fragments survive in the western bailey.
⁋6The other three may be identified more confidently as rooms within the complex at the north-eastern corner of the castle, the highest point of the site. Here may be found the shattered but still impressive remains of a suite of buildings, first constructed by King John in the first years of the thirteenth century, now collectively known by the name 'Gloriette'. 5 The survey in the 1261 Fine Roll is helpfully precise in describing the one part of the structure that now survives completely enough for its form to be understood: the area at its north-eastern corner. The standing masonry shows clearly that a medieval visitor to the building climbed a stone stair inside a covered porch, rising eastward to the level of the first floor. This brought him to a landing on the middle floor of a three-storey tower, in which he was faced with two finely moulded doorways standing side-by-side, each leading into a different room inside the main body of the building. The right-hand door led into a long rectangular room running north-south, flanked by four tall windows on each long side and open to its timber roof, nearly 20 feet above the floor. By contrast, the room inside the left-hand door was much smaller and comparatively low, covered by a stone rib-vault, with evidence for a room above it, and was orientated east-west. The Fine Roll helps to identify these rooms as respectively the 'great chamber' and the chapel, the latter standing 'at the head' (north end) of the great chamber and, just as the document states, with another storey above it. 6
⁋7Though only fragmentary traces survive, both attached to the building and lying on the ground beside it, the chapel can be seen today as a very elegant work of architecture; however, the state of neglect that the surveyors found in 1260, with torn vestments and hand-towels, was prefigured long before in 1228, when Henry III needed to command the removal of chests of Exchequer rolls from the chapel and 13 coffers with other documents and jewels from the room above its vault. 7 It is impossible to see today exactly how this upper room was originally entered – a narrow spiral stair in the lost corner of the entrance tower is a possibility – but it must always have been a dead-end, off the main routes through the castle, and its use as a junk room would have caused little inconvenience (except to the chaplain, for whom it was perhaps originally built). Being so hard to reach, in 1260 it contained nothing too bulky to be manoeuvred through narrow stairs or passageways into the room: items of body armour, chains and cuffs for prisoners, liturgical vessels and vestments for the chapel, pots and pans for the kitchen, and only the slings for a siege-engine. By contrast the heavy chests filled with quarrels for the crossbows remained downstairs in the great chamber.
⁋8The final space that the survey mentions is the 'chamber called Gloriette'. The appearance of this term at Corfe and elsewhere was extensively discussed in an article of 2005; 8 the main findings are hopefully still valid and will be summarised below. The Fine Roll however shows that two of the assumptions made in that paper were incorrect. First, the use of the name in 1261 is a decade earlier than the first instance of the word recorded in Britain hitherto (in an account for Chepstow Castle in 1271), 9 and two decades before its next appearance at Corfe. 10 This appearance in 1261 gives the lie to the suggestion made in the paper that Edward I or his wife was personally responsible for introducing it into English culture. Second, it had been suggested that the room called Gloriette at Corfe was the same as the 'great chamber', the large room occupying most of the east range in the complex. A few years ago, this seemed a reasonable assumption: fourteenth-century accounts showed that by the late 1350s, the whole complex had been re-named Gloriette in honour of the original single room, 11 and since the great chamber was by far the largest room identifiable from the surviving fabric, it appeared to be the most likely candidate. By presenting them as two separate items in a list, the 1261 Fine Roll proves that Gloriette and the great chamber were two different rooms.
⁋9Disappointingly it seems likely that little or nothing has survived today of 'the room named Gloriette.' Certainly much of the medieval complex in this part of the site has disappeared; if there was ever a western range, this has vanished without trace, and of the medieval range along the south side of the building, only parts of the basement are now still standing, with almost nothing of the first floor, where the main apartments lay. As to the location of Gloriette, it is therefore necessary to speculate: a site somewhere in this south range (originally on the skyline, when viewed from the outer bailey, and with windows giving fine views towards the south), has considerable appeal. But wherever it was, it is surely reasonable to infer that there was something remarkable about Gloriette, causing it to give its name to the whole building, and since this was evidently not a matter of size, or even the importance of its occupant (Gloriette was probably not the king's or the queen's own chamber), 12 its receiving this singular honour may perhaps have been a response to an outstandingly lavish decoration or furnishing in the room. A summary in this paper's final section of the meaning and derivation of the word may lead us to speculate what form this might have taken.
⁋10 Gloriette (or variant spellings such as Gloriet, Gloryette and Glorieth) was adopted as the name of one particular chamber in a small number of high-status residences from the thirteenth century onwards: these were the royal castles at Corfe and Leeds, 13 the castle of the earl of Norfolk at Chepstow, 14 and the lodgings of the prior of Canterbury, standing to the north of Canterbury Cathedral. 15 Other medieval examples from the continent of Europe include a room built in the 1290s for the Count of Artois either in or near the castle of Hesdin, 16 and towers at Arbois and Lillebonne. 17 The documentation for the room called Gloriete in Hesdin is especially evocative, with accounts for extensive wall-painting, many glazed windows, banners on the roof, an aviary of live birds and from at least the mid-fourteenth century, an automaton in the form of a tree, with painted branches, leaves and birds, the latter to squirt water at the unsuspecting. All of the rooms bearing this name thus belonged to individuals of the very highest rank, probably suggesting that their architecture and design were of comparably high quality, and in most cases, there are suggestions in the accounts and in the patterns of use for their sites that they were built as accommodation or for the entertainment of important guests. Given the outstandingly fine stonework of King John's buildings in this part of Corfe Castle, and its high position with commanding views towards Poole Harbour in one direction and the south coast in the other, the building at Corfe fits well within this group.
⁋11The use of the name Gloriette in northern Europe has a very complicated pedigree, and is now thought to be derived from a twelfth-century chanson de geste, la Prise d'Orange, in which the heroic knight William captures the city of Orange from the Saracens. 18 Much of the action of the chanson takes place in the Saracen palace named Gloriete, a fantastical marble tower with fixtures in gold and silver including silver windows, with luxuriant gardens pervaded with the odour of spices, and labyrinthine passages and dungeons beneath. Inside Gloriete, William meets and woos the beautiful Saracen princess Orable who immediately converts to Christianity, saving him and his accomplices from many terrible deaths, finally helping him to open the city gates to allow the Frankish armies to ride to his rescue. The cycle of chansons featuring William had among the widest circulations of any such collections throughout Europe, and the knight's adventures can be seen in a few surviving wall-paintings, as in the Tour Ferrande at Pernes-les-Fontaines in Vaucluse. Here William is shown fighting a Saracen in exactly the same way that Henry III would command the depiction of Richard I and Saladin.
⁋12The Fine Roll confirms that the mythology of Gloriette was already current in the time of Henry III, or even of his father King John, who first built the ranges inside which the room lay. Certainly the preference for King John, expressed by Matthew Reeve and Malcolm Thurlby, now seems entirely plausible, but Henry III's well-known commissioning of motifs with secular themes in his domestic wall-paintings and tiled pavements, such as the depictions of Alexander at Clarendon and Nottingham Castle, or the numerous scenes of 'Antioch', showing King Richard's duel against Saladin, must make it equally likely that it was he who adopted the name at Corfe. The recent identification of the use of the word in the 1261 Fine Roll urges caution against claiming that Corfe was the first place in England where it was used: there may well be earlier instances lying un-noticed in the archives. Yet looking forward, it is certain that Henry's successors cultivated the legend of Gloriette, building new structures to which they gave the name, and inspiring some of their subjects to do the same. The story's connotations of heroism and opulence clearly retained their appeal. The use of the chamber called Gloriette in 1260 to store 29 parts from decaying crossbows and six rotten and useless tubs was, like Henry III's wider fortunes at this time, only a temporary setback.
1.2. C 60/58, Fine Roll 45 Henry III (28 October 1260–27 October 1261), membrane 16d
Image of roll C 60/58, membrane m.16 dorse
1.2.1. 198
⁋1[No date]. Concerning the state of castles. This is the view of the state of the castle of Sherborne made by William de Mohun, John de Stroude, John de Cedindon' and Robert de Godmaniston', knights, who found there nine iron hauberks that had rusted and five small hauberks all rusted, one brass pot (ollam eream pannam), two pairs of iron buxarum, three helmets and a cap. Moreover, they found all buildings, walls and everything else in a ruinous state (in debili statu).This is the view of the castle of Corfe made by William de Mohun, John de Cedindon', Thomas de Goshull' and Robert de Godmaneston', knights, who found there on the platform above the chapel at the top of the great chamber two rusty hauberks, three pairs of large, rusty iron caparisons, 30 rusty iron caps, 25 rusty helmets, 25 pairs of buxarum for keeping the prisons, 14 pairs of grissilonum, eleven pairs of iron anulorum for keeping the prison, five rusty and immunitas slings for the mangonel, two iron circos, two old brass pans, an old, broken copper pot, three lead vessels for the kitchen, one silver chalice for the chapel, two old and torn towels, one old and torn pair of vestments, two iron chairs, four iron baculos and two large iron chains in the tower above the second gate, 15 horn bows with stirrup and two horn crossbows with stirrup. Item, seven horn bows operated by winch without tiller, two bows with two stirrups without tiller. Item, six wooden crossbows operated by winch. Item, 17 wooden crossbows with stirrup and one with winch. In the king's hall 25 pieces of timber for the mangonel and two large wooden beams, at the top of the great chamber 26000 quarrels in three arks, both for winch-operated bows and for those with one and two stirrups. In the chamber that is called Gloriette 29 pieces, both bows and tillers, for crossbows, which had rusted, with six rusty and also immunitis winches. In the inner bailey of the said castle, 14 pieces of timber with two wooden beams for the uprights of engines, one trough for fishing with two cunis (?) and four tables. Mathias de Mara received the aforesaid castles in the aforesaid form.
H. Ridgeway, 'Sherborne and Corfe castles, 1260-61', Fine of the Month, December 2010. Back to context...
Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England, hereafter RCHME, An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Dorset, volume two, South-East, part 1 (London, 1970), pp. 57-78. The RCHME survey remains the most useful description in print of the fabric of the castle, though numerous points of interpretation, particularly the assignation of names to rooms and buildings, have not stood the test of time. Back to context...
e.g. TNA E101/460/27 (repairs, 8-10 Edward I), C145/102 no. 4 (inquisition, 19 Edward II). Back to context...
For a recent discussion of the architecture of this complex, see M. M. Reeve and M. Thurlby, 'King John's Gloriette at Corfe Castle', Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 64, no. 2 (June, 2005), pp. 168-85. Back to context...
RCHME mis-labels the chapel as 'presence chamber': its identification as a chapel is discussed in J. Ashbee, ''The Chamber called Gloriette': Living at Leisure in Thirteenth and Fourteenth-Century Castles', Journal of the British Archaeological Association, 157 (2004), pp. 17-40. Documents corroborating the identification of a chapel in this location include TNA E101/460/27, 'the stair in front of Saint Mary's chapel in the upper donjon', the last word having its usual contemporary sense of an area reserved for the lord, and E101/461/1 (account 31 Edward III) 'the chapel at the entrance to la Gloriet.' Back to context...
Calendar of the Patent Rolls of King Henry III 1225-1232 (London, 1903), p. 189. Back to context...
J. Ashbee, 'The Chamber called Gloriette'. Back to context...
TNA SC6/921/21. Back to context...
TNA E101/460/27, passim. Back to context...
For example, TNA E101/460/30 (account, 30 Edward III) refers to various rooms and buildings including a kitchen and the king's chamber as lying in le Gloriet; see also note 6 above. Back to context...
TNA E101/460/27 rot. 1 m.2 contains 'the chamber called Gloriette', the lord king's chamber, the lady the queen's chamber, the chapel and the gate in front of the great tower as separate items in a list of buildings whose roofs were under repair. Back to context...
C. Wykeham Martin, The History and Description of Leeds Castle, Kent (Westminster, 1869), passim; TNA E372/146 rot. 44, m.2d., E372/147 rot. 16d. Back to context...
R. Turner, S. Priestley, N. Coldstream and B. Sale, 'The 'Gloriette' in the Lower Bailey' in R. Turner and A. Johnson (eds) Chepstow Castle. Its History and Buildings (Logaston, 2006), pp. 135-50. Back to context...
M. Sparks, Canterbury Cathedral Precincts. A Historical Survey (Canterbury, 2007), pp. 51-54. Back to context...
A. Hagopian van Buren, 'Reality and Literary Romance in the Park of Hesdin' in E. B. Macdougall (ed.) Medieval Gardens (Washington DC, 1986), pp. 115-34, especially p. 122, n. 16. Back to context...
J. Mesqui, Le Chateau de Lillebonne des Ducs de Normandie aux Ducs de Harcourt. Mémoires de la Société des Antiquaires de Normandie, 13 (2008), pp. 26-28. Back to context...
For an English translation, see J. M. Ferrante (ed.) Guillaume d'Orange. Four Twelfth-Century Epics (New York and London, 1974). Back to context...


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This week on evo - Focus RS, re-imagined Singer 911 and more
A look at the most exciting things from the world of evo this week
by: Antony Ingram
This week marked one of evo's most important events of the year - the day that our annual evo Car of the Year issue goes on general sale.
If you've not already picked up a copy we'd highly suggest doing so. For one, it's got one of the best covers we've ever done - then inside, you'll find 40 pages of driving impressions and stunning photography from this year's venue, the North Coast 500 in Scotland.
This, and other stories from this week, can be found by clicking on the links below.
Watch - Porsche 911 re-imagined by Singer
The name might be a little long-winded - such is the way with keeping big, powerful corporations happy when it comes to trademarks - but the car is as wonderful as you've always suspected.
Expensive, for sure, but Richard Meaden thinks the cost is justifiable in our latest video drive of Singer's masterpiece. It's hard to imagine how you could take a 911 much closer to perfection.
evo Car of the Year
We're not going to give away the winner just yet - you'll have to pick up the magazine for that. But suffice to say, this year's Car of the Year competition is one of our best ever.
Competition was tight, the cars were fantastic and the roads absolutely spectacular. If you remain unconvinced, just take a look at this month's cover image.
The most desirable MX-5s ever?
This week, the SEMA show opened its doors in Las Vegas. One of the most important events of the year for the automotive tuning industry, even full manufacturers get in on the act.
This year, Mazda presented two concepts based on the MX-5. We may not be the new model's biggest fans, but the appeal of the roofless Speedster and sleek Spyder is undeniable.
Ask Goodwin - Top Gear telly?
It was only a matter of time until someone asked our columnist Colin Goodwin whether he's had a shot at a Top Gear audition.
Col has been in the motoring journalist game as long as Clarkson and knows the ex-TG trio well. But in his latest column, he explains why you'll only ever find him in written media, rather than on the TV...
Ford Focus RS first ride
We don't often take first rides, since there's often little to be learned from the passenger seat of a new performance car.
However, the Focus RS is a hugely important performance car so we were keen to get a taste as soon as possible. Dan Prosser rides shotgun in the new hyper-hatch and experiences its drift mode.
this week on evo


Author, distinguished historian and 2009 Heritage Toronto Special Achievement Award Recipient Mr. Stephen Otto looks back on the battles that have been centered on the fort for upwards of a century, and pick some truths and principles that are best NOT forgotten. Anecdotes, rather than slides will illustrate his talk.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 6 p.m., Riverdale Library 370 Broadview Avenue.
Admission $5.00 non-members / free to members.
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Pakistan: gas price reduction to benefit cement manufacturers
28 November 2016, Published under Cement News
The Federal Minister for Finance, Senator Mohammed Ishaq Dar, approved a gas price reduction at a meeting of the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC). The decision will see prices fall from PKR600 to PKR400/mBTU. Lucky Cement, DG Khan Cement and Maple Leaf Cement, each of which operate captive gas-fired power facilities, are set to benefit from the decision with the impact on profitability estimated at 4.1 per cent, 1.6 per cent and 1.2 per cent, respectively.
Pakistan: DG Khan and Maple Leaf projects on target
Work on DG Khan Cement Co's US$300m Hub cement plant in Balochistan, Pakistan, is progressing well. The 9000tpd works is expected to receive major shipment between October 2016 and April 2017. Commissioning is scheduled for FY2018. Meanwhile, Maple Leaf Cement Factory's 7000tpd grey clinker plant has received approval from its Board. The PKR20bn facility is due to start commercial operations by December 2018. In addition, Maple Leaf has also established Maple Leaf Power Ltd, a wholly-...
Pakistan cement industry's US$1bn expansion
03 June 2016, Published under Cement News
The steady growth of Pakistan's cement industry saw the sector attract investment of US$1bn in the current financial year, an economic survey has revealed. Economic Survey 2015-16, released today by Pakistan's Ministry of Finance, finds that the cement industry is focussing on capacity expansion in view of ever-growing domestic demand and a focus on exports to African markets. Four companies have already announced further investment plans: Cherat Cement, Attock Cement, DG Khan Cement and ...
Pakistan: Producers to invest up to US$1bn in CAPEX
18 April 2016, Published under Cement News
Cement producers in Pakistan will invest between US$700m and US$1bn in expanding capacity over the next few years, according to Mohammad Ali Tabba, chair of the All Pakistan Cement Manufacturers Association. According to an interview with Mr Tabba in the Nation, four companies have already announced expansion plans: Cherat Cement; Attock Cement; DG Khan Cement; and Lucky Cement. Capacity in 2015-16 stands at 45.6Mta. Despite this investment, Mr Tabba noted that the industry was not rec...
DG Khan: southern expansion progressing well
15 March 2016, Published under Cement News
Pakistan producer DG Khan Cement has reported that its southern expansion project is progressing well and is scheduled for commissioning in 2QFY18. The 2.7Mta plant, which will involve an investment of US$275m, is being established in the Balochistan province of Pakistan. According to the company's half-year results, a letter of credit for the mills and and packing plant has been opened in favour of Loesche GmbH and Haver & Boecker of Germany. Civil work contracts for the project have be...
ITAC announces final anti-dumping duties
23 December 2015, Published under Cement News
South Africa has imposed final anti-dumping duties on Portland cement originating in or imported from Pakistan, ranging between 14.29 and 77.15 per cent, effective 18 December 2015. The duties will remain in place for a period of five years, unless a review process takes place. The decision follows an investigation initiated by the International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC) on 22 August 2014 after local producers AfriSam, Lafarge Industries South Africa, NPC Cimp...
DG Khan Cement has strong FY15
22 September 2015, Published under Cement News
DG Khan Cement, part of the Nishat Group, has posted net earnings of PKR7.63bn (US$73.1m) in the year ending 30 June, up 28 per cent compared to full-year earnings of PKR5.97bn in the same period of last year. The company runs a total of 4.2Mta of production capacity in three cement plants with two located in Dera Ghazi Khan and one in Khairpur district, Chakwal. The key reasons behind the earnings performance included an improvement of 80 basis points YoY in gross margins to settle at 42....
FLSmidth to supply DG Khan new plant, Pakistan
13 July 2015, Published under Cement News
FLSmidth has signed a contract worth EUR57m with DG Khan Cement Company Ltd to supply engineering and equipment for a 8500tpd greenfield cement plant in Pakistan. The plant will be located in Hub in the province of Baluchistan approximately 30 km northwest of Karachi, Pakistan. DG Khan Cement Company Ltd is a major cement producer in Pakistan and part of the Nishat Group which is one of the largest conglomerates in the country. The first contract between DG Khan Cement Company Ltd and FLSmi...
DG Khan eyes new Pakistan plant construction
20 February 2015, Published under Cement News
DG Khan plans to build a US$300m near Karachi as economic growth boosts cement demand in Pakistan. "There will be a shortage domestically in three years if there is 10 per cent growth in demand each year," Inayat Ullah Niazi, CEO of DG Khan, told Bloomberg in an interview. The new plant near Hub, a city west of Karachi will produce about 2-2.5Mta of cement, Niazi said. Construction is slated for completion in late 2018. Some 40 per cent of the project will be financed through internal...
DG Khan full-year profit up 8% YoY
Pakistan-based producer DG Khan reported an eight per cent YoY rise net profit to PKR5.96bn (US$58m) for the full fiscal year ending 30 June 2014. The increase in earnings was primarily supported by lower distribution costs and financial charges, according to Global Research. Revenues rose by seven per cent to PKR26.54bn as prices rose 12 per cent YoY to PKR506/bag despite a decline in sales volumes to 3.96Mt. Despite the higher cement prices, the company's margins declined by two p...
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The clashes between the Syrian government and the YPG Kurdish forces (notably not the Kurdish people themselves) has been a virtual inevitability since the informal declaration of a "Rojava" administration by the YPG in 2013 when the "Kurdish areas" found some level of autonomy due to a lack of government presence as the SAA began losing territory to Western-backed terrorists. Certainly, the potential for violence increased with the official declaration of Rojava autonomy in 2016. This is simply because the goal of the YPG has always been nothing more than the establishment of a "Kurdistan," a separate enclave run by Communist YPG forces who routinely terrorize, abuse, disenfranchise, and kill Assyrians, Christians, and other non-Kurdish peoples in areas they control (see here, here, here, and here).
The Kurds have long acted as a force which the US has been able to harness to stir up destabilization in the Iraqi, Syrian, Turkish, and Iranian sphere. Such is the case now, as the US and NATO powers seek to use the Kurdish desire for an independent country – Kurdistan – as a destabilizing force against Syria, Iraq, and Iran and a galvanizing force for the Turks. Whether or not the Kurds will ever obtain such an independent state, however, remains to be seen.
Regardless, the US has been attempting to use the fighting force of the Kurds for their geopolitical aims – whatever those aims might be in relation to the creation or not of an independent Kurdistan.
Before 2013, Rojova was never an autonomous region nor was there a separate Kurdish entity in Syria. After all, the "Kurdish" areas are occupied by many more religions and ethnicities than Kurds, including Syrian Arabs, Assyrians, and Turkmen. Indeed, Kurds are the distinct minority not only in Syria as a whole but in most of the areas they are claiming should be labeled as Kurdistan. In January 2014, however, the PYD (Democratic Union Party) declared all three "Rojovan" cantons autonomous. This included Afrin, Kobane, and Jazira. The Rojova "interim Constitution," known as the Charter of the Social Contract, came immediately after. The charter called for the peaceful coexistence of all religious and ethnic groups residing under its jurisdiction and reaffirmed that Rojova would remain part of Syria.
Still, the representative of the PYD party in Moscow, Abd Salam Ali, told RIA Novosti that "Within days, probably today, self-governing [bodies] of three Kurdish cantons in Syria's north will declare a federation." Ali's prediction came true but he also pointed out that autonomy did not mean separation from Syria, merely the establishment of a looser centralized governing system and the "federalization" of the Kurdish area. He said that the new "Kurdistan" will remain part of Syria.
Turkey, of course, opposes the move fearing both that the Syrian Kurds will begin to represent a significant threat on its borders and that, more importantly, the Syrian Kurds will unite with the Turkish Kurds and begin to wrest territory from Turkey itself. Ironically, the Kurdish announcement resulted in Turkey laughably suggesting that it "supports Syria's national unity and territorial integrity." Indeed, if Turkey has finally come around to supporting Syria's national sovereignty, it is a revelation had by Turkish leaders only hours prior to the statement.
It should be noted that the Kurdish move comes as it became clear that the Kurds would not be included in the Geneva talks. While Turkey was obviously pleased at the exclusion of the Kurds (evidence suggests the Kurds were excluded at Turkey's request), the Russians repeatedly contended that they should be involved in the process. Even Staffan de Mistrua, the UN Envoy to Syria, agreed that the Kurds should be included.
The second round of inter-Syrian talks is underway in Geneva, but Syrian Kurds were not invited. It means that the future of Syria and its society is decided without Kurds. In fact, we are pushed back into a conservative, old-fashioned system which does not fit well with us. In light of this, we see only one solution which is to declare the creation of [Kurdish] federation. It will serve the interests of the Kurds, but also those of Arabs, Turks, Assyrians, Chechens and Turkomans - all parts of Syria's multinational society. Given the complicated situation in Syria, we would become an example of a system that may resolve the Syrian crisis.
In truth, the Kurdish entity is not a separate political actor since it is part of Syria and the Syrian government delegation is representing its country as the sole legitimate delegate. Still, with the declaration of a "federation" in northern Syria, the Kurds have attempted to essentially separate themselves, even if only to a degree, and fracture the line of resistance to Western-backed terrorists and Western geopolitical interests both during the peace talks and afterwards.
Likewise, public suggestions have been made since at least 2013 that, in addition to a Kurdistan, an Alawite enclave - perhaps lead by Assad but perhaps not - would be established in the western portion of Syria, predominantly in the Latakia area, where what is left of the Syrian government, presumably itself decimated by restructuring, would reign. Robin Wright of the United States Institute For Peace, a military industrial complex firm dedicated to strategic development, suggested a larger Alawitistan, stretching from the South, up through Damascus, Homs, Hama, Latakia and on to the northern coast of the Mediterranean.
Bolton's Sunnistan, while on one level is another aspect of the conglomeration of petty, quabbling, microstates that would make up Syria under the Plan B, is also eerily reminiscent of the "Salafist Principality" envisioned and supported by the United States military and intelligence communities early on and in place in Eastern Syria and Western Iraq today.
In the end, considering the history of the Kurds and Western machinations, and the repetitive use of the Kurds in those schemes, there is no guarantee a Kurdistan will ever actually take shape. Of course, with a Kurdistan, the Brzezinski method of micro-states and mini-states will become realized. In other words, the construction of a weak, impotent state based upon ethnicity, religion, and other identity politics but without the ability to resist the will of larger nations, coalitions, and banking/industrial corporations.


These sweet and fluffy Conchas are one of the most popular types of pan dulce in Mexican bakeries! Here's how to make this sweet bread at home.
Mexican conchas are one of my favorite types of pan dulce, and I know I'm not alone! I've received so many requests from readers over the last few years to post a concha recipe and I'm happy to say that I finally did it!
I've been eating conchas my entire life and my family is pretty much obsessed with them. To this day, someone always brings a bag of assorted Mexican sweet breads from a local bakery on Sundays for dessert and at least half of the bread in there is conchas. The other half is a mixture of some random muffins and marranitos (my other favorite).
What the heck are conchas?
Conchas are a popular type of pan dulce (or Mexican sweet bread) that's commonly sold in panaderias (or bakeries) across the U.S. and Mexico. The word 'concha' translates to 'shell' in English, which describes their fun seashell-like appearance. The bread is lightly sweet, fluffy and airy and the topping is perfectly crunchy and oh-so satisfying.
While this recipe is easy to make, it does require some patience because you have to let the dough rise. But I promise the end result is so worth it!
Make sure your yeast is alive before adding it to the dough. To do this, mix together the yeast, warm milk and a little sugar in a small bowl. Then loosely cover it with plastic wrap and let it sit for 5 minutes. If the mixture is bubbly and/or frothy, that means the yeast is alive and thriving which is great! If it's not, that means the yeast is likely dead and you need to start over with a new yeast packet.
Be patient and give the dough time to rise. If you want light and airy conchas, you can't rush the rising process. Make sure the dough about doubles in size during the first rise, and then again once you've shaped the dough. I made this and let the dough rise about 2 hours each time in a warm place. For me, that was on top of my fridge and the microwave, but if you make these during the winter and/or your house is on the cool side, it may take a little longer.
If possible, use a tortilla press to flatten the topping. Just like when making corn tortillas, I find that using a tortilla press makes flattening out the topping so much easier and neater. Here's the tortilla press (affiliate link) that I have and that I highly recommend. If you don't have one, no worries. You can still use a rolling pin.
This recipe makes a total of 12 conchas – 6 with a vanilla topping and 6 with a chocolate topping. If you prefer to make all vanilla or all chocolate, just double the amounts of add-ins.
I also want to note that I used a clear vanilla extract (affiliate link) for the vanilla topping instead of the usual pure vanilla extract. I found that when I tested the recipe using pure vanilla extract, the color of the topping turned a little more brown since that's the color of the liquid. Because I wanted the conchas to look as close to the ones I buy at Mexican panaderies, I opted for the clear. Just know you can use either one you have in your pantry!
I hope you love this recipe as much as I do. Let me know in the comments below if you make this or if you have any questions! I'll try to respond as soon as I can.
In the bowl of a stand mixer (or a regular large bowl), add flour, the remaining sugar and salt. Mix together with a spoon to combine.
Add melted butter, eggs and mix together again to lightly combine. Next, add in the milk/yeast mixture and knead in the stand mixture using the dough hook for 6-8 minutes (or by hand), until the dough is smooth and elastic. The dough should be slightly tacky, but not completely sticky. If it is sticky, add in more flour 1 tablespoon at a time until the dough is no longer completely sticky.
While dough is rising, line 3 large baking sheets with parchment paper.
Divide the dough into 12 equal pieces and shape into balls. Place 4 balls on each of the prepared baking sheets and cover loosely with a clean kitchen towels. Let the balls rise again for 2 hours in a warm place.
While the dough rises, prepare the topping.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Carefully place the prepared topping on top of each dough balls and lightly sprinkle with sugar.
Bake for 20-25 minutes, until dough is lightly golden brown. Remove from oven and enjoy!
Add flour, powdered sugar, butter and baking powder in a large mixing bowl. Beat the mixture with a handheld mixture or in a stand mixture until light and fluffy.
Divide the mixture in two and place one half in a separate small bowl.
Make the vanilla flavored topping by adding clear vanilla extract to half of the dough. Beat the mixture until fully combined. Gather the dough with your hands, divide it into 6 equal pieces and shape into balls.
Make the chocolate flavored topping by placing the other half of the mixture into the large mixing bowl. Add cocoa powder and beat until fully combined. Gather the dough with your hands, divide it into 6 equal pieces and shape into balls.
Lightly flatten each ball in between two sheets of plastic wrap using a tortilla press or a rolling pin. Make sure not to press it down too much as it will become too thin. Try to make it as big as you expect the risen concha dough balls to be.
Using a small pairing knife, cut grooves into the dough so it resembles a shell. You could also purchase a concha shell cutter to stamp the dough and make the process easier. Carefully remove topping from plastic wrap and transfer to the risen bread balls.
To store: Place leftover conchas in large zip-top storage bags and close it about 3/4 of the way. Store in a cool and dry place for up to 1 week.
Soo can I just wait total of four hours and then form the dough balls. Or do I need to do this as a two step process.
Hi Patty, unfortunately it has to be a two step process. Letting it rise a second time after you've shaped the balls helps make them light and fluffy.


Tarheel ChalleNGe Academy Salemburg candidates, traveled to Camp Butner this week for a part of their acclimation phase training. The Acclimation phase takes place during the first two weeks of the program and tends to be the toughest part of the program to many. Mostly because of the new daily regimen filled with military themed structure, discipline, demanding activities and 5:30am wake ups. While at Camp Butner, candidates participate in numerous exercises to test their physical fitness, boost their self-confidence, and demonstrate the benefits of team work. Candidates are introduced to Military tactics such as Physical Fitness, Land Navigation which includes map and compass reading skills and a five mile road march. One highlight of the Camp Butner is participating in the Obstacle Course. The Obstacle course serves as a type of final exam for many of the teambuilding activities because candidates must work together to successfully many of the obstacles. A video and photo collage will be coming.


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"Sacraments are outward and visible signs of inward and spiritual grace"
(Book of Common Prayer, p. 857).
In the Episcopal Church we take part in certain regular acts of worship. These are called sacraments or reenactments of Christ's ministries on earth. The two primary sacraments are Baptism and Holy Communion.
We believe that God is actively present in the world and in us. In the sacraments we realize his presence and his favor towards us. Through the sacraments, which are freely given to us by God, our sins are forgiven, our minds are enlightened, our hearts stirred and our wills strengthened.
These sacraments are contained in the worship services found in the Book of Common Prayer, a book used for worship and as a guide for Christian life. A complete outline of the Episcopal faith can be found on pages 845-862 of the Book of Common Prayer. Your questions are encouraged and always welcome.
Q: What is Holy Baptism?
Baptism is the means by which we become members of the community of believers, defined in the New Testament as the Body of Christ. Just as Jesus was baptized with water by John the Baptist, we include people in the community of faith by baptizing them with water. Following a series of questions, responses and prayers, the priest pours water on the candidate. The sign of the cross may be made on the candidate's forehead with blessed oil. In the Episcopal Church a person is baptized only once.
Q: What is Holy Communion?
It is a reenactment of the Last Supper Jesus shared with his disciples before his death on the cross. Any baptized person is welcome to share in this meal of bread and wine.
Q: What are the other sacraments?
Besides Baptism and the Eucharist (Holy Communion), the church recognizes other spiritual markers in our journey of faith. These include:
Confirmation (the adult affirmation of our baptismal vows), pp. 413-419, Book of Common Prayer
Reconciliation of a Penitent (private confession), pp. 447-452, Book of Common Prayer
Matrimony (Christian marriage), pp. 422-438, Book of Common Prayer
Orders (ordination to deacon, priest, or bishop), pp. 510-555, Book of Common Prayer
Unction (anointing with oil those who are sick or dying) pp. 453-467, Book of Common Prayer
These help us to be a sacramental people, seeing God always at work around us.
Q: What is confirmation?
Confirmation is when a baptized person, who has been instructed in the Christian faith, makes a mature commitment to God within a worship setting and receives a special blessing and prayer from the bishop.
Q: What is holy matrimony?
Holy Matrimony is Christian marriage, in which two people enter into a lifelong union and make their promises before God in a worship service.
Q: What is reconciliation of a penitent?
While private confession of sins is not a requirement, anyone may request the reconciliation of a penitent from a priest and receive assurance of God's forgiveness. The confession is always made in private and kept in strict confidence.
Q: What is unction?
Unction is a special blessing for those who are sick or desire special prayers. A sign of the cross is made on their forehead with blessed oil.
Q: What is ordination?
Ordination is the sacrament whereby God empowers trained persons for special ministry as deacons, priests or bishops. The service always includes the laying on of hands by bishops.
The Creeds
The Book of Common Prayer
The Creeds are statements that contain a summary of our basic beliefs. The word "creed" comes from the Latin word "creo," which means "I believe." In the Episcopal Church, we say both the Apostles' Creed and the Nicene Creed in our worship. Because we are a community of faith, we openly declare our beliefs and in this way unite ourselves to Christians in the past, present and future READ MORE
Our current Book of Common Prayer, revised in 1979, was originally compiled by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Cranmer, in 1549. There are more than 70 million Anglicans (Episcopalians) in 163 countries throughout the world using a Book of Common Prayer in their own language, reflecting our diversity and ethnic backgrounds. READ MORE


MILAN: Crime Prevention through Urban Design. Academic research and training.
One of the objectives of the COST action Crime Prevention through Urban Design and Planning is to produce a series of publications and make them available to a broader audience. We are happy to present this time the document entitle: "MILAN: Crime Prevention through Urban Design. Academic research and training". You can download it directly here or by visiting the download centre and searching under "results".
Many large cities in Italy have been facing safety problems in the last decades. The daily insecurity in using the urban environment has been partially a new problem for Italians. Except for small stealing which has traditionally always existed, people were feeling safe in their daily urban life, which was largely taking place in streets and public spaces.
In these circumstances, Professor Clara Cardia at the Politecnico di Milano, drawing on her prior experience with Oscar Newman in New York City, considered that it would be important to approach the new emergency developing environmental crime prevention and set up in 1995 the Research Lab "Qualità urbana e sicurezza" known as LabQUS.
LabQUS has worked with students making observations and surveys, exploring the relation between physical environment, crime and fear of crime. Moreover LabQUS has worked too with local authorities, transferring knowledge from academic research and teaching to practical work with stakeholders, and vice versa, bringing back into Academia knowledge acquired on the field.
This working process has created a specific working method that has allowed interact academia and theory with practice, and from practice to academia and theory. One of the important breakthroughs developed in LabQUS has been the "Indicators of propensity to safety". These indicators analyses the physical, temporal and social factors that contribute to make an environment potentially safe -or unsafe- in terms of real risk and in terms of perception. By propensity to safety, in this work, means the tendency of one space to be safe or unsafe according to some of its physical and social characteristics.
The value of this exercise, that the present document try to show, is the identification of those indicators and how they have been used it to produce analysis and useful technical information for academic research and practical projects. The twelve indicators that had been developed during this working period.
Having in mind the aforementioned, the Action COST TU1203's Committee Meeting decided to carry out a Short Term Scientific Mission (STSM) in offices of LabQUS in Milan with the objective to collect and structure the information and documents that this lab has been generated over more than 20 years of work experience.
To present their validity to elaborate crime prevention policy.
* Israel Barroso is an Urban Planner and member of the Junior Network of the COST action.


BAA Training, one of the largest aviation training centres in Northern Europe, is pleased to announce that it has renewed the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency (Rostaviatsia) approval for Boeing 737 CL Initial, Recurrent and Renewal training. The approval also grants use of BAA Training's own Boeing 737 CL Full Flight Simulator for providing training to Russian airline operators.
It is estimated that currently there are approximately 500 Russian pilots holding licences for Boeing 737 CL. Therefore, the renewal of the BAA Training's certificate will provide Russian aviation companies and pilots with an opportunity to renew licences and receive Boeing 737 CL type rating training of the highest standards at a geographically convenient location.
"Working with Russian carriers has always been an important part of BAA Training's strategy. We are glad that we can contribute to safer travels of all passengers on all trending aircraft. The number of Boeing 737CL full flight simulators has been significantly decreasing in the European Union lately, thus we are especially pleased to be one of the few training providers in Europe to offer this type of training," comments Egle Vaitkeviciute, CEO of BAA Training.
Russian aviation market is expected to rebound and increase. The Russian State Research Institute for Civil Aviation forecasts that the total mainline airliner fleet of 579 aircraft is predicted to expand by 140 units by 2020. As reported by Rosaviatsia, between January and June this year, air traffic over the Russian Federation increased by almost 8% reaching over 850 000 flights performed by Russian and foreign airlines. Moreover, the passenger traffic through Russian airports grew 19% to approximately 82 million. According to Egle Vaitkeviciute, the increasing indices of the market and the overall global tendencies in the aviation industry are promising aspects for further BAA Training's business development opportunities in the country.
United by the passion for aviation and desire to ensure the efficient training solutions for both pilots and airlines, BAA Training provides Fixed and Rotary wing Ab Initio, Type Rating, Cabin Crew, Ground Handling, Flight Dispatcher, UAV/UAS training solutions.
Course completion certificates issued by BAA Training are valid in all EASA countries and Belarus, Cuba, Jordan, Libya, Laos, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, Russia, Seychelles, Ukraine, Tanzania, Tajikistan, and Vietnam.


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2012 MLB Draft: Twins Select 2B L.J. Mazzilli, Four More Pitching Prospects
By Dave Ryan Jun 5, 2012, 7:01pm CDT
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In what appears to be one of the bigger steals of the later rounds, the Minnesota Twins picked up Connecticut junior second baseman L.J. Mazzilli, the son of former MLB player/manager Lee Mazzilli.
Projected as a fifth or sixth round pick, Mazzilli slid all the way down to the the second selection of the ninth round and No. 280 overall. A productive player during his three-year stint with the Huskies, Mazzilli is a jack-of-all-trades type of player that lacks an elite quality, and likely slipped because of it. Even though many of his attributes grade out as average and hardly dazzle scouts, MLB.com still served up plenty of praise for the six-foot infielder:
He has a short, compact swing and should be able to hit for a good average at the next level. He has shown good power this spring but many believe that at best, it will be average. He has the ability to steal some bases and has shown it throughout his college career, but it will not be his best asset. Mazzilli is not the greatest defender at second but scouts believe that with some instruction he could be an average defender. Mazzilli's bat will most likely be too much for teams to pass on in the top five rounds of the Draft.
After the Mazzilli pick, the Twins went right back to the well and picked up yet another handful of young pitching prospects. Arkansas' D.J. Basendale was the first at No. 310, and the organization followed up by snatching another SEC player in Kentucky's Taylor Rodgers 30 picks later.
With as many as 10 pitchers already in the bag, the Twins refused to ignore their desperate push to bring as many talented arms to Minnesota as physically possible, and went ahead and grabbed Alexander Muren from Cal State-Northridge at No. 370 and South Carolina high school prospect Erich Knab at No. 400. The two selections give the Twins a whopping 12 pitching prospects drafted out of 16 picks alone, and make it painfully clear just how badly this franchise needed quality arms.
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by Gordon Duff A series of scandals have come together, mostly around Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, and threaten the world. While under criminal indictment in Israel, Netanyahu is running for re-election, telling the people of Israel that he has the full backing of American and Russian leaders. More than that, his claims intimate that both Trump and Putin support Israel against Iran and even Syria, claims that are not credible.


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Voltage responsivity and noise temperature of detectors based on the hot-electron effect in ultrathin superconducting films. Abstract.
Abstract: The paper presents the main aspects of the hot-electron effect in superconducting films, focusing on the applications of this effect in detectors of electromagnetic radiation. Within the framework of linearised heat balance equations analytic expressions have been obtained for the voltage responsivity and� noise temperature of such hot-electron detectors.
Keywords: hot-electron effect in superconductors, detectors of electromagnetic radiation.


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I got told this day that this outfit – paired with my knuckleduster phone case – makes me look very hard, the studs and docs apparently!
I've worn this outfit out clubbing a few times however I've worn heels instead of the docs! I wore this outfit for a day out in central London, sadly it poured down with rain ALL day but it didn't spoil the day. We started the day off by going to the aquarium along the Southbank then moved onto the Ice Bar off of Regent Street. I've always wanted to visit there and I'm so glad I finally have. My DMs were perfect for the bar, I definitely did not feel the cold in them like everybody else. After we went for cocktails in Camden and then onto Covent Garden and Leicester Square. Fab day!