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Sønder Omme Kirke ligger i Sønder Omme ca. 18 km NV for Billund (Region Syddanmark).

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All F and J students/scholars are required to attend a mandatory Orientation and Immigration Check-In. To find out more about your orientation, please click the appropriate link, below.
International Student Orientation and Check-in will be held on Friday, May 17th and will start at 9am in Breed Hall, Room 103.
This session is mandatory for non-immigrant international students on Carnegie Mellon's visa documents (F-1 or J-1 status). You must attend the entire session. International students in other statuses or U.S. citizens who live abroad are welcome, but not required, to attend the session.
Visiting Scholar Orientation is held on most Thursdays at 1 pm. At orientation, we will review required immigration information (pdf), as well as campus and local resources. Call OIE at 412-268-5231 to reserve your spot and learn location details for the scholar orientation. All J-1 visitors are required to attend this orientation program.
Students should check the cover letter they received for more information regarding Exchange Student Orientation. Additional information will be emailed close to the start of the semester.


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Qualified candidates should submit a cover letter that addresses the qualifications of the position, resume and complete contact information for three professional references electronically to: jah@fsmail.bradley.edu. Applications from third party web sites will not be accepted.
To ensure full consideration, application materials should be received by February 22, 2019. While the review of applications will begin immediately, applications will be accepted until position is filled.


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Everyone has heard of Felixburg, but it is one of those places that few have visited.
From Harare, distances are measured from the Mvuma junction of the A4 Harare to Masvingo Road and the A17 to Gweru: 9.85 KM just before crossing the railway line turn left off the tar road, 27.46 KM reach Driefontein. 32 KM pass south of a dam wall; continue travelling east, 43 KM reach Felixburg store.
Felixburg serves an area of small communal farms and commercial farms and small gold mines in the Masvingo province of Zimbabwe. It is located about 50 kilometres north ofMasvingo and east of the road that connects to Chivhu. It was named after Harry (Felix) Posselt. The countryside around Felixburg is very attractive with beautiful forests of Miombo woodland featuring Brachystegia trees so common in this part of the world which alternate with open grasslands and vleis.
R.K. Harvey wrote an interesting article: "Felixburg – a Dream that Faded – but legends live On" in Heritage No. 14 of 1995. He says in 1890 the area conjured up visions of Eldorado, being a goldfield easily accessible from Masvingo (formerly Fort Victoria) about 10 km long and 3 km wide. The names of some of the 50 claims still recall the hopes of the times in; Golden Snake, Golden Cup, the Mint, New Hope, Luck be Mine and Success. Sadly most mines were short-lived, as the quartz veins pinched and disappeared.
Their excitement is hardly surprising as the wagons of the Pioneer Column traversed the site of the Castle Mine, a laager site is just 4 kilometres south of Felixburg and there were signs of pre-colonial mining in the form of "ancient workings" up to 24 metres deep. Most of the 2,800 kilograms of gold produced from the goldfield came from the Welcome, the Castle and Holiday mines within a few kilometres of the store. The windlasses of artisanal miners are visible even today on these old mine sites.
The store currently closest to the crossroads of Felixburg was opened by Tom Meikle in the 1890's, but even that closed in time; some saying it was the only mistake he ever made! It was taken over by Russel H. Brown, whose father was involved in the building of the Beira – Mutare railway line and the store became the chemist, post office and social centre of the small community before he died in 1955.
Felixburg is most associated with the Harry (Herman) and Willie (Felix) Posselt who were the sons of a German missionary (Karl Wilhelm Posselt) and brought up in Natal where they became fluent in Zulu. They read the accounts of Karl Mauch, who had been guided to Great Zimbabwe on 5th September 1871 by Adam Render, the first European to see the monument. Mauch stayed with Render for nine months, although he only made three visits to Great Zimbabwe due to local suspicions. From a lintel he cut some wood that he described as reddish, scented, and very like the wood of his pencil and from this Mauch concluded that the wood must be cedar of Lebanon and brought by the Phoenicians. Actually the wood was probably African sandalwood (spirostachys Africana) a local hardwood that later visitors also found in the walls of the Great Enclosure, but no one would know that for years. Mauch sent extravagant site descriptions to the overseas press, claiming that the site was a replica of Solomon's Temple and that he had found the land of Ophir described in the Bible. As the first Westerner to report on Great Zimbabwe he received most of the credit for the discovery and Adam Render, the actual discoverer, died in obscurity in 1881.
The two eldest Posselt brothers trekked north, stopping in the Transvaal and crossing the Limpopo in 1887 into modern day Zimbabwe to hunt in Chief Matibi's country who told them about Great Zimbabwe before their oxen were killed by tsetse fly and they were forced to turn back. In the winter of 1888 they returned and were guided by Mukati, Chief Matibi's son, to the Runde River where a Matabele impi accused them of being spies. When they protested in Zulu that they were hunting, the Induna said all the game belonged to Lobengula, but impressed by their Zulu skills said they should make a present to Lobengula.
When they asked what they should give the Induna said "Lobengula has ten fingers" so they gave ten blankets. The induna then said "Lobengula has ten toes" so after debate they parted with ten pieces of calico (limbo) whereupon the induna said he also had ten fingers. The brothers turned away and said: "you are warriors, but we are also warriors and you will only be able to steal our belongings when we are dead." The Induna gave way and became much after friendly after Willie shot a hippo in the Runde for them, but they were advised to leave their wagons behind and travel by horseback as the Induna guarding the next river, which was the Tokwe, also had ten fingers!
Between the Great Enclosure (or the Elliptical Building) at Great Zimbabwe and the Hill are a series of small enclosures, now known as the Valley Ruins. Those close to the Great Enclosure form a close-knit group and are known as the No. 1, Renders and Mauch Ruins. Further away stand four more isolated and independent enclosures known as the Posselt, Philips, Maund and East Ruins: all are built with dressed stones laid in regular courses which suggests they were construction is contemporary with the Great Enclosure.
Both Willie and Harry fought in the 1893 Matabele war in Col. Napier's troop and in the 1896 Rebellion, or First Chimurenga, being based at Fort Belingwe (now Mberengwa) under Major D. Tyrie Laing. Willie never married and when finally Maxwell Farm had to be surrendered to Stuart Meikle in repayment of a loan he moved onto the old homestead on Harry's Felixburg Farm which was well-known for some of the tallest blue gums (Eucalyptus grandis) in Zimbabwe. They were planted in 1904 by Harry and described by Lyn Mullin in his book Historic Trees of Zimbabwe, originally comprising an avenue of 40-50 trees; only 10 were still alive in July 1965 of which the largest was 61 metres in height. Lyn Mullin attributes their height and size to the deep Kalahari sand and says Harry Posselt was a great promoter of blue gums for windbreaks and woodlots, but he soon started warning growers not to plant too close to their homesteads as he saw the danger they posed to his own farmhouse. When visited in August 2015 the giant blue gum trees had all been hacked down and the former plantation destroyed.
ZIMBABWE RUINS IN AUGUST 1889.
A FRIEND TO ALL AND ENDEARED BY ALL.
And two further graves which lack inscriptions.
R.K. Harvey. Felixburg – a Dream that Faded – but legends live. Heritage No. 14 of 1995.


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Another 138 words (10 lines of text) covering the years 1497, 1580, 1570, 1641, 1497, 1580, 1570, 1641, 1630, 1702, 1693 and 1756 are included under the topic Early Heawould History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Anglo-Norman names are characterized by a multitude of spelling variations. When the Normans became the ruling people of England in the 11th century, they introduced a new language into a society where the main languages of Old and later Middle English had no definite spelling rules. These languages were more often spoken than written, so they blended freely with one another. Contributing to this mixing of tongues was the fact that medieval scribes spelled words according to sound, ensuring that a person's name would appear differently in nearly every document in which it was recorded. The name has been spelled Hayward, Heyward, Haward, Haywood, Heywood and others.
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For many English families, the political and religious disarray that plagued their homeland made the frontiers of the New World an attractive prospect. Thousands migrated, aboard cramped disease-ridden ships. They arrived sick, poor, and hungry, but were welcomed in many cases with far greater opportunity than at home in England. Many of these hardy settlers went on to make important contributions to the emerging nations in which they landed. Among early immigrants bearing the name Heawould or a variant listed above were: Hugh Haward settled in Virginia in 1624 with his wife Susan; Thomas Hayward settled in New England in 1634 with his wife Susannah and five children; Samuel Hayward settled in New England in 1687.


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