SAN LUIS OBISPO — Camp PolyHacks, an event where designers, developers, entrepreneurs and others build a fully functional product in 21 hours, took place Jan. 12-13. The social-entrepreneurship hackathon focused on creating solutions to four problems that face the San Luis Obispo community.
"Camp PolyHacks is centered around doing good for the community — not just to differentiate it from other hackathons, but because I wanted to see these brilliant minds do more than just make another recipe app," said Charmaine Farber, graphic communication professor and creative director for the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
More than 100 Cal Poly students and 40 San Luis Obispo community members registered to participate in the event, which was held at the CIE's HotHouse in downtown San Luis Obispo.
"We try to allure people from several different backgrounds, so teams can leverage a variety of different strengths to creatively solve these real-world problems," Farber said.
The first problem was presented by Geoffrey Chiapella, senior transportation planner at San Luis Obispo Council of Governments. He tasked teams with developing a smart parking tool to maximize the use of public on-street parking and private off-street parking to negate the need for a major public investment in city-owned parking structures.
Bryn Smith, planning and outreach specialist at Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County, explained the need for a tool to assist parents seeking child care during non-traditional hours.
David and Sean Askay, whose father lost his home in the Thomas Fire last year, explained the need for a way to inventory belongings destroyed by a disaster in order to submit them for an insurance claim.
The final challenge regarded intelligent cities and the industrial Internet of Things. Jacqui Luis and Carolyn Ma of General Electric Digital asked teams to develop a way to optimize the data collected from General Electric Digital's pre-existing assets to make San Luis Obispo a safer and more efficient community.
After hearing the problems and a keynote speech by San Luis Obispo Mayor Heidi Harmon, participants formed teams and began brainstorming. They had from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the next day to build their products and develop their pitches.
The first-place prize winning group, Neighborly, created a disaster-relief app that helps users easily identify objects in their homes for donating to people in their community. After interviewing potential users, the team found an app of this nature would be more effective than an insurance inventory one, and thus took an approach different from the original prompt. It helps identify the needs of the community and has an automated inventory system that uses augmented reality and computer vision.
The team was made up of computer science majors Joe Wijoyo, Karen Kauffman, Shelby Chen and Mian Uddin; software engineering major Devin Nicholson; graphic communication majors Hanna Trejo and Cidney Lee; and business majors Ethan Turer and Tim Elkana.
The second- and third-place teams both tackled the child care problem. Second place went to The Babysitter's Club, comprised of graphic communication majors Jocelyn Tam, Daisy Jimenez, Emily Hoehenrieder, Katherine DeOsuna and Sarah Hughes; computer engineering majors Vinh Nguyen and Kenneth Huang; and economics majors Donald Moore.
Swap Sitters came in third place, with team members including students and community members: graphic communication majors Erica Taylor, Ian Kaufman and Annika Miller; computer science major Alex Gravenor; and community members Mike Murgatroyd, Sarah Mostafa and Jeff Farber.
The following Cal Poly students planned and organize Camp PolyHacks: graphic communication students Dorian Romero, Perry Ting, Jamie Chin, Javier Garcia, Diane Hahn; computer science students Rutu Samai and Nicole Hill; communication studies student Amy Rush; and architecture student Evan Ricaurté.
Directors Perry Ting and Rutu Samai prep the Entrepreneurs for the business challenge, where they are tasked to go out and ask potential customers for feedback on their projects.
Campers take advantage of the HotHouse's couches and beanbags to make their workspace comfortable.


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PUBLIC PROSECUTORS have dropped terrorism charges against fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra in connection with the unrest and riots of 2010, due to "weak evidence", attorney-general Athapol Yaisawang said.
He said it was a decision taken by his predecessor Chulasingh Vasantasingh, who cited weak evidence as reason not to prosecute Thaksin.
The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) submitted its reports on the terrorism charges to the Office of the Attorney-General. In addition to Thaksin, charges were also filed against 23 red-shirt protesters, allegedly connected with the 2010 political violence.
Athapol said yesterday that prosecutors had reviewed the charges against Thaksin as a separate case, because the accused was a fugitive.
Chulasingh had the final word on whether to try Thaksin because the alleged offence happened outside the country.
Office of the Attorney-General spokesman Nanthasak Pulsuk said Thaksin had only phoned in from abroad and there was no clear evidence that he had instigated people to take part in terrorism.
"Thaksin's address [to the red shirts] did not call on the protesters to violate the law by burning city halls, embassies, consulate offices, or by toppling the Constitution. The violence at the Ratchaprasong intersection was because the government used military force to reclaim the protest area – with armoured vehicles and war weapons – to disperse the red-shirt protest, leading to many injuries and deaths," he said.
DSI chief Tarit Pengdith said yesterday that the attorney-general's decision was deemed final and the DSI would not reopen the case.


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import io.vertx.codegen.testmodel.TestDataObject;
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import io.vertx.test.codegen.testenum.ValidEnum;

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import java.util.Map;
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 * @author Julien Viet
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public interface CollectionHolder<ClassTypeParam> {

  String String();
  ClassTypeParam ClassTypeParam();
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  JsonObject JsonObject();
  JsonArray JsonArray();
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Q: array length variable - c i'm writing a c program and i've noticed that whenever i declare my array length with const variable(const size_t MAX_LEN  = some number) it sends me errors.
on the other hand, when i'm using (#define MAX_LEN = some number) as my array length declaration it works just fine.
the exact error i get : LinSeperator.c:45:2: error: variable length array 'arr' is used [-Werror=vla]
  double theAns, arr[MAX_LEN];
  ^
could anyone help me figure out why it happens?
EDIT: here's my code:
this is my LinSeperatorHelperFunc.h:
#pragma once
#include <stdio.h>

const size_t MAX_LEN = 199;

typedef struct Orange
{
double arr[MAX_LEN];
int tag;
}orange;

void learnProg(orange *o, double w[], int d);

void filePrinter(const char *output, FILE **fileIn, int d, double w[]);

this is my .c file:
#include "LinSeperator.h"
#include "LinSeperatorHelperFunctions.h"
#define NEG_ONE (-1)
#define NegToPos (2)

void LinSeperator(const char *In, const char *Out){
FILE * input;
orange o;
int d , pos, neg ,i , j;
//initializing the hypothesis vector as requested in step 1
double w[MAX_LEN];
for(i = 0 ; i<MAX_LEN ; i++){
    w[i] = 0;
}
input = fopen(In,"r");
if(input == NULL){
    printf("file doesnt exists");
    return;
}
fscanf(input, "%d %d %d", &d , &pos, &neg);

for(i = 0; i<pos+neg ; i++){
    o.tag = i<pos ? 1: -1;

    for(j = 0 ; j<d ; j++){
        fscanf(input, "%lf", &o.arr[j]);
        //removing ',' from being scanned
        if(j!= d-1){
            fgetc(input);
        }
    }
    learnProg(&o,w,d);
}
filePrinter(Out, &input, d, w);
fclose(input);

 }

void filePrinter(const char* out, FILE **in, int d, double w[]){
int i;
double theAns, arr[MAX_LEN];
FILE *output = fopen(out, "w");
if (output == NULL){
    printf("couldnt write to the current file");
    return;
}
while(!feof(*in)){

    for (i=0; i<d; i++) {
        fscanf((*in), "%lf", &arr[i]);
        if(feof(*in))//if we finished the checked vectors we should finish the file and the function
        {
            fclose(output);
            return;
        }
        //preventing from reading the "," between each col
        if(i!=d-1){
            fgetc(*in);
        }
    }
    theAns=0;
    for (i=0; i<d; i++){
        theAns+=arr[i]*w[i];
    }
        //if ans >=0 print 1 to file else -1
    fprintf(output, "%d\n", NEG_ONE+NegToPos*(theAns>=0));
}
fclose(output);
  }

 //the learning progress algo
  void learnProg(orange *o, double w[], int d){
int i, negOrPos = (*o).tag;
double theAns = 0;
for(i = 0; i<d ; i++){
    theAns += ((*o).arr[i] * w[i]); //2.1
}
//has the same sign
if( (negOrPos * theAns) > 0 ){  //2.2
    return ;
}
else{
  for(i = 0; i<d ; i++){
      w[i] += (negOrPos * (*o).arr[i]);
  }
}
}

A: In C, const do not create a compile-time constant. It merely creates a read only variable. The distinction is important.
When you use:
#define MAX_LEN 701

It's a directive given to the preprocessor to replace all
occurrences of MAX_LEN with 701. When the compiler gets
your code, all it gets to see is the numerical constant.
C 90 standard allows to declare arrays with with numerical constant length only.
However, if you were to use C 99 you could use variable length arrays.
With gcc, you can use --std=c99 or --std=c90 to set what standard
to compile your code against.

A: It depends on where the array is declared.
If it is declared at file scope (outside any function) then the array size must be a constant expression, like a #define raw number. Unfortunately C does not regard const variables as constant expressions.
If the array is declared at local scope, the problem is just that you are using a far too old compiler, or alternatively that you have misconfigured GCC. In case of GCC, tell it to compile your code according to the C standard language: gcc -std=c11 -pedantic-errors -Wall -Wextra.

A: It's simply a limitation of the language. You cannot use a const size_t in a array declaration. In example:
const size_t dimensions = 3;
size_t reality[dimensions]={3,8,12};

It won't compile, but
#define dimensions 3
size_t reality[dimensions]={3,8,12};

Works.
The sizes of statically-bounded arrays need to be constant expressions, and unfortunately in C that's only something like a literal constant or a sizeof expression or such like, but not a const-typed variable. You can try using dynamic allocation of array of pointers, but its more complicated to use.
As Lundin say, technically the standard C99 say that you cannot provide an initializer list to a VLA. Reference here.

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After 2013's Man of Steel, hope and expectations were riding on this film to really set the DCEU universe on its path to try and challenge the formidable machine that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe and it is safe to say, that this didn't quite happen. Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot certainly covered themselves in glory with their debut performances as Batman and Wonder Woman respectively, but that's kind of where the good things about this film end. The plot was a bit all over the place, and Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor was just so badly miscast, and the film just became a very effects driven mess, with some shocking CGI in parts (*cough* Doomsday *cough*) and some of the writing was just ridiculous, with so many plotlines blurred into one and one of the most ridiculous lines of 2016 with the whole, having mothers of the same name, being a reason to stop fighting one another, just no. Snyder so far is just all style and not a great deal of substance, let us hope he changes that up for Justice League.
After delivering what some could argue was the best X Men movie yet in 2014's Days of Future Past, hopes were high for Bryan Singer to go back to this world to deliver another great X-Men film, but sadly those hopes were dashed with what was a bit of a disappointment. There were some great new additions to the cast, especially Sophie Turner's young Jean Grey, and there were undeniably some great action sequences, and another brilliant Quicksilver scene, but something about this just felt off. The motivation for Apocalypse himself, and his four horseman (with the exception of Magneto) was extremely thin on the ground, and the stakes were not nearly as high as they were in Days of Future Past, despite Apocalypse threatening to bring about global destruction, and the end result was just a bit underwhelming.
This was my #1 most anticipated film of 2016, and upon release, I did not think it deserved the critical mauling it got from critics, and I enjoyed the movie for what it was. That being said this film is not without its problems, the script was a bit weak, which is unsurprising given how director David Ayer was only given 6 weeks to write it, and although some characters were great, other characters were not so great. Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn was excellent, and likewise with Will Smith as Deadshot. Jared Leto as the Joker looked promising but he was barely given any screen time at all, hopefully this is not the last we see of him in the role. Finally, the film just did not live up to those incredible trailers that promised a really exciting and fun film. The action was a bit choppy and it is possible that those reported reshoots didn't do the film any favours.
In all of its previous thirteen entries, the MCU has rarely dabbled in the world of magic. You could make the case for Thor but with the arrival of Doctor Steven Strange and his introductory film, that has now all changed. The Cumberbatch himself was an excellent choice to play Strange and the visuals that this film offered were visually just absolutely incredible with some very exciting action sequences to watch. However, once again the real letdown was the villain. Mads Mikkelsen is a supremely talented actor, but there just wasn't enough backstory given for his character to make him a compelling a villain when compared to Loki. Yet Dr Strange does remain a very intriguing new player in the MCU picture, and one we will almost certainly see somewhere further down the Phase 3 line.
In this era of superhero dominance, there hasn't been a comic book film that has quite pushed the boundary when it comes to extreme violence and expletives aplenty, this is until the Merc with a Mouth made his glorious debut onto the big screen good and proper. Ryan Reynolds was absolutely perfect in the titular character, the humour was great, and the action was a lot of fun to watch. This movie knew exactly what it was and it played to its strengths superbly well. Sure the story was a bit formulaic and the love story was a bit by the numbers, but in a year that was filled with some not so super superhero flicks, this was a delightful surprise and it is of no surprise that a sequel has been green lit, fans will undoubtedly be very excited to see Wade Wilson again on the big screen, in all of his red spandex glory.
No debate here. By far and away, the best superhero film of 2016 was Captain America's third solo film. After the brilliant The Winter Soldier, the Russo brothers pulled it out of the bag once again with this absolutely brilliant flick. Before hand you may have decided which team had your loyalties but the film does a sterling job of making you flit between the sides. Ultimately you understood the mindset of both Steve Rogers and Tony Stark, and it made for a terrific watch watching these two, who have clashed many times in the MCU, bring their clash to an explosive battle. That airport scene is one of, if not the best MCU action scene maybe ever, and arguably even one of the best in any superhero film ever. The brilliant introductions to Black Panther and Spider Man, just made it so much fun to watch, and with the Russos set to return for Infinity War, those films are in very safe and capable hands.
That is my ranking of 2016's superhero films, a mixed bag for sure, but with more coming in 2017, hopefully there will be a few more gems from next year. Despite DC's efforts, Marvel is still reigning supreme right now, but will 2017 see a change in the terrain? I am sure your list is not the same as mine, so please comment below and let me know how you would rank these films. Be sure to follow Through the Silver Screen on Twitter and like Through the Silver Screen on Facebook as well!
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Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev's Son Accidentally Breaks Father's DWTS Trophy
by Subhashree Panda
Wednesday, 22 September 2021, 10:47 IST
in Celebrities, Controversies
Source: Page Six
Have you ever been in a situation where you don't know whether to get angry or laugh out loud? Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev's son, Matteo, unintentionally broke his dad's "Dancing with the Stars" trophy. In Bella's clip, Matteo is seen playing with his dad's trophy, and all of sudden, there it is, broken into pieces.
Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev's Son Breaks his Dad's DWTS Trophy
In a short clip, Nikki Bella recorded her son Matteo breaking his dad, Artem Chigvintsev's "Dancing with the Stars" trophy. The toddler was seen playing with the trophy only to snap it off. Bella captioned the video, "Teo and I will get your trophy fixed".
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The 37-year-old star posted the video just before the show's 30th season premiere on AMC. Well, they have got a very strong boy at home. However, Artem won the trophy with his partner, star Kaitlyn Bristowe last year. Besides that, Bella wrote that she and Matteo are very proud of Artem.
Artem Chigvintsev's Reaction to the Incident
In reply to Bella's video, Artem Chigvintsev replied that he loves both of them. However, he will have to get a new trophy this season as Matteo has done the honor of breaking the previous one. Nikki Bella, 37, and Artem, 39, welcomed their son Matteo last summer.
Source: Flipboard
This time Artem has participated with The Office star, Melora Hardin. Moreover, the premiere of the show's 30th season was groundbreaking. Artem explained how he felt about the night on Instagram. He was really happy and called her partner, "an absolute assassin".
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A garden centre is celebrating Burns Night with a day-long celebration of Scotland's National Bard.
And they've even tried their hand at writing a verse of poetry Rabbie Burns style!
Staff at Cardwell Garden Centre, near Gourock are going all out to mark the birth of Robert Burns with a festival of all things Scottish paying homage to the world's most famous poet.
The centre's Patio Restaurant will be decorated in tartan and a special Burns Day menu will include haggis, neeps and tatties, Scotch broth, stovies, mince and tatties and home-made shortbread.
Customers will be entertained by traditional Scottish music and Burns songs being played over the restaurant's PA system during the day. There will also be a display card placed on every table with the words of Burns' famous poem recited at every Burns Supper – Address to the Haggis.
There will also be special displays of lucky white heather plants, red rose bushes and thistles along with Burns and Scottish themed books and CDs.
While Cardwell Garden Centre is near Gourock the neighbouring town of Greenock has close links to Burns and Burns Suppers.
Greenock Burns Club is known worldwide as The Mother Club as it was the first Burns Club to be instituted in 1801.
And Robert Burns fell in love with Mary Campbell – better known as Highland Mary – who came from Greenock, in the early part of 1876. Burns wrote about Highland Mary in his poems and songs and from his writings it is thought he and Mary were planning to emigrate to the West Indies together.
But their love affair was short lived as Mary died from typhus fever later that year.
Cardwell's retail general manager, Paul Carmichael said: "We're going all out to celebrate the birth of our National Bard with our Burns Day event.
"We're inviting everyone to come along to sample some of our tasty traditional Scottish fare from lunchtime onwards on Friday.


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Q: Broadcasting RSS feed to another site through javascript My boss came to me today and requested that I develop a snippet of code that we can share with some of our clients, which will display latest posts from an RSS feed. The idea is they will be able to paste the snippet on their site, and it will display the latest postings from out site.
Is this a common practice, and if so, how is it done? Through JavaScript?

A: I ended up using Google Feed API to parse the RSS feed which I included in the snippet.


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02JunA Glimpse into the World of Nightmares
We've all felt them, those terrifying moments in a dream when we're being chased or experiencing something so distressful that we force ourselves to wake up into ordinary reality. Many of the questions I receive in my dreaming workshops, classes, and retreats are about nightmares; what they mean, and what to do about them.
Troublesome dreams warn us about the condition of our health or offer us important insights about our emotional status and inner psyche. They depict patterns, behaviors, and attachments in relationships — and warn us of possible future challenges in either literal or symbolic ways. Nightmares may also indicate events in the outer world over which we don't have much control, or dramatize situations that call for problem solving within a larger collective of people. Sometimes, nightmares reflect the condition of the world at large — issues that affect our safety or frighten us like war or sudden catastrophe. But maybe the lion that chases us through the woods is not trying to make us his dinner, maybe the lion is the ally we most need in life right now!
Carl Jung, in his book Memories, Dreams, Reflections, tells us that dreams are "the facts from which we must proceed." (1) In another of Jung's books, Dreams, he recounts a dream in which the dreamer runs from a group of Apaches and successfully escapes. But later an unknown woman tells that dreamer "it will not always be so: sometime he will have to stand up to his ground and not run away." (2) Robert Moss tells the dreamer in his book, Conscious Dreaming, that "a nightmare is an aborted dream, one we fled before its full message was delivered." (3)
Most nightmares compel us to pay attention to something important. It's often a warning about a future occurrence, but always an invitation to engage the challenge we most need to address. If a dreamer discounts a nightmare as only a bad dream, it will return until she gives it the attention it requires. Dealing with a nightmare can be done through dream reentry and by way of asking questions about its elements: What is chasing me? What am I afraid of? Who's the adversary? One effective way to deal with nightmare characters is to write up a dialogue with them, asking the questions: Who are you? What are you trying to tell me? What do I need to do about you to resolve the issue or challenge? Finally, the dreamer might imagine a different outcome for a bad dream if a certain action is taken.
Much has been written about nightmares and how to deal with them. Only the dreamer can determine how to resolve them by uncovering the hidden truths in the dream. Nightmares can be understood as preventative medicine — for our health and our lives. Nightmares serve us in positive ways, when we face up to them before they play out in waking life in ways we would rather have prevented.
(1) Carl Jung, "Confrontation with the Unconscious," Memories, Dreams, Reflections, p. 171.
(2) Carl Jung, "Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy," Dreams, Translation by R. E C. Hull, p. 266.
(3) Robert Moss, "Working Through Nightmares," Conscious Dreaming, pp. 49-53.
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Alex Lukeman, PHD, Nightmares: How to make Sense of Your Darkest Dreams.
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Introduction. The period of European history referred to as the Renaissance was a time of great social and cultural change in Europe. Generally speaking, the Renaissance spanned from the 14th to the 16th centuries, spreading across Europe from its birthplace in Italy.


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For the purposes of this example, let's say we have a new disk that has only a few files on it. This is shown in part a of Figure 5.4.
Now we have deleted File 2, as shown in part b of Figure 5.4.
Since the FAT file system always adds files to the end if there's enough room there, the space previously used by File 2 is not used at first. [Pro95] Let's say we add two more files, as shown in part c of Figure 5.4.
Now we have deleted File 4, as shown in part d of Figure 5.4.
Finally, we want to add a new file, File 6. Assume File 6 is too large to fit the unused space at the end, but it is small enough to fit the combined space of what used to be File 2 and File 4. So the file system will fragment File 6 into two fragments, File 6A and File 6B, and store them as shown in part e of Figure 5.4.


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New families of Sun-centred non-Keplerian orbits over cylinders and spheres
Heiligers, Jeannette and McInnes, Colin (2014) New families of Sun-centred non-Keplerian orbits over cylinders and spheres. Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy, 120 (2). pp. 163-194. ISSN 0923-2958
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Official URL: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10569-014-9570-7
This paper introduces new families of Sun-centered non-Keplerian orbits (NKOs) that are constrained to a three-dimensional, cylindrical or spherical surface. As such, they are an extension to the well-known families of displaced NKOs that are confined to a two-dimensional plane. The cylindrical and spherical orbits are found by investigating the geometrically constrained spacecraft dynamics. By imposing further constraints on the orbit's angular velocity and propulsive acceleration, the set of feasible orbits is defined. Additionally, the phase spaces of the orbits are explored and a numerical analysis is developed to find periodic orbits. The richness of the problem is further enhanced by considering both an inverse square acceleration law (mimicking solar electric propulsion) and a solar sail acceleration law to maintain the spacecraft on the three-dimensional surface. The wealth of orbits that these new families of NKOs generate allows for a range of novel space applications.
Heiligers, Jeannette and McInnes, Colin;
solar sailing, solar electric propulsion (SEP), orbital mechanics, non-Keplerian orbits, Mechanical engineering and machinery, Motor vehicles. Aeronautics. Astronautics, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering
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Turkey Has Role to Play in Egypt
Turkey could be well-positioned to assist Egypt's democratic transition, if it can shift its role from partisan to mediator.
A boy balances a poster of Egypt's ousted president Mohammed Morsi that reads "We will not let you victimize him," during a pro-Islamist demonstration in Istanbul, July 1, 2013. - REUTERS/Murad Sezer
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On July 9, Egypt's Foreign Ministry summoned the Turkish ambassador over Ankara's calls for UN intervention in Egypt, following the controversial ouster of President Mohammed Morsi. The sharp deterioration in the relationship between the two nations could not be more different than the warmth Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan received on his visit to Cairo in September 2011. The hero's welcome Erdogan received — which came only a few months after Egypt's revolution against former President Hosni Mubarak — stemmed mainly from his ability to present the Egyptian public with a possible third way for politics, which was distant from the traditional fight between the generals and the Islamists. Many in Egypt viewed Erdogan as the man who stood against the military, and also offered the right balance between Islam and politics.
In post-Mubarak Egypt non-Islamist Egyptians trusted neither the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) nor the Muslim Brotherhood. The SCAF was perceived as autocrats who ruined the Egyptian transition to democracy, while the Brotherhood was viewed as an illiberal cult wanting to play a democratic game for their majoritarian domination. Erdogan, somehow, managed to convince Egyptians that he had the answer to their problem. Here he was, a Muslim and a civilian democrat who boldly told Islamists, "One must not be afraid of secularism." Ironically, Egyptian non-Islamists are not exactly secular but they are against the domination of Islamism, and they wrongly assumed that Erdogan is their man.
Following Morsi's election, the Turkish influence started to grow exponentially in Egypt, including more Turkish financial aid and business cooperation; the Anadolu news agency became the trusted news agency for the presidential team; and even the Turkish suits worn by Morsi. That was all well and good, but many in Egypt were hoping for more from their big sister. Turkey, with its long experience in democracy-building, could easily help Egypt in two main areas: first in the transition to democracy, particularly on how to build an inclusive, wider coalition that includes non-Islamist groups, which would ultimately help to build a solid democratic system; and second, on governance issues, and how to rebuild the country's institutions in a way that leads to justice and accountability.
In March 2013, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu wrote, "Turkey will continue to pursue its multidimensional foreign policy and draw on its new diplomatic assets to assist its neighbors undergoing this difficult phase [Arab Spring]. It is a historic responsibility for Turkey to assume that role: We believe that the regional order can be rebuilt only after people's demands for honor, freedom and good governance are expressed in their political systems."
There is nothing that contradicts the above statement as much as the Turkish policy toward Egypt. Unfortunately, in its relationship with Egypt, Turkey has decided to apply an odd mix of contradicting approaches — such as a partial zero problem doctrine — by happily leaving Morsi to mess up as long as he is serving wider Turkish interests in the region, particularly in Syria and Gaza. In a way, Morsi has become an opposite version of Mohammed Ali Pasha, an autonomous but loyal Ottoman civil servant who drastically failed rebuilding a modern state in Egypt. Turkey also ignored Morsi's constitutional decree that granted him unlimited power, his bad governance, his poor leadership skills and his growing unpopularity among the Egyptian public and his "tribe," the Muslim Brotherhood.
No wonder Morsi's ousting came as a rude wake-up call for Turkey — Erdogan suddenly discovered he had lost his loyal ally with the help of a military "coup." This is a word that has huge negative connotations in Turkey, as it serves as an ugly reminder of painful past experiences. The result was a knee-jerk reaction from Erdogan, who simply wanted to "undo the coup," as if it is that simple. The Turkish government has decided to reduce the complex political scene in Egypt into two simple narratives: a coup is bad and legitimacy must be reduced. Such a naive and frankly arrogant approach has taken many Egyptians by surprise. Why the sudden interest in Egypt's internal affairs? And why all the pontifications and preaching? Why didn't Turkey react with the same ferocity when Hamas ousted democratically elected Mahmoud Abbas from Gaza?
Although many in Egypt understand and relate to the Turkish hatred of coups, they feel utterly uncomfortable with what they perceive as biased siding with one player in a bitterly divided country. Erdogan's irrational anger and criticism of Egypt has portrayed Turkey as a patron of Islamism, not democracy, in the eyes of the wider Egyptian public. This has cost him his credibility as a possible impartial broker who can potentially help in solving — not aggravating — the crisis.
Rather than crying foul and saying, "Oh, it is a coup," an approach that clearly inflamed an already volatile conflict, Turkey could instead triage the crisis to handle it in a calmer, rational way. A more basic "ABC" approach would win back Egypt, instead of potentially losing it forever: Accept the divisive nature of the conflict and try to stay impartial; do not play the blame game but listen and show empathy to both pro- and anti-Morsi groups; and call for mediation to start immediately to narrow the gap and offer potential solutions.
Islamists in Egypt are in desperate need of a trusted friend who can help them move from the consuming state of negative grievance to a more positive stance that can save them from self-destruction. Currently, they are consumed by grievances, failing to reflect on their grave past mistakes. This can easily radicalize their cadres and plunge Egypt into an ugly civil war, which will create a destructive tsunami in the region that will make Syria look like a walk in the park. Turkey can prevent this nightmarish scenario by acting as an honest broker between both sides of the conflict.
It is disastrous to interpret the crisis in Egypt as a war against Islam, as the Islamists like to portray. Morsi is neither the prophet of democracy nor the Jesus of political Islam. He is a good but stubborn man who contributed deeply to his own demise. It is about time for Islamists in Egypt and their Turkish allies to understand that fact. The only way for Egypt to emerge peacefully from this crisis is by convincing the Muslim Brotherhood that rejoining the political process does not mean legitimizing the "coup." In fact, it is the only way to save Egypt's democracy. Most Egyptians do not want to uproot political Islam out of their country, but they want to reintegrate it in a more pluralistic, democratic system. There is still time to reconcile Egypt and heal its bleeding soul. Turkey can help, but only if it is sincerely willing to help.
Nervana Mahmoud is a blogger and writer on Middle East issues. On Twitter: @Nervana_1
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Another one of my 2019 goals (unwritten until this very moment) is to take every opportunity for a LEWK. My friend Monica recently went to a Warriors game and let me know that the ladies watching from the stands were serving looks. When Andrew invited me to go to a game with him, I knew this was a great opportunity for a basketball game day lewk.
As I am not a true fan, I didn't really have any Warriors gear. I already had this yellow hat because I liked how the bright yellow hat looked with the yellow interior of the logo. It paired PERFECTLY with my new bright blue blazer style coat from J.Crew (but purchased at Nordstrom).
It was raining on this day so I opted for rain boots, but I paired a Warriors long sleeve that I got from my dad with my velour-style black skirt from H&M and tights. The turtleneck underneath would not have been my first choice but it was also frigid outside and I felt like it tied in the black bottoms with the rest of the blue outfit.
I love dressing for a theme and thinking of sporting events in this way get me a lot more excited to go. Does anyone else feel the same? It's a hard balance though when you also could just serve up a normal good look without showing any team spirit and playing it "cool." That's not me though. I'm not cool and I LOVE A THEME! I thought this lewk was amazing and I had to share. Go warriors!


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Edith Bassett was born 12 Oct 1841 in Harwich MA, the daughter of Franklin and Huldah (Eldridge) Bassett. She marred Alvan Freeman Newcomb (19 Apr 1837 - 21 Jan 1912) in Brewster MA 10 Jul 1858. They had two children: Joseph Everett and Laura Annette. Edith died 11 Dec 1914.
Note: Edith's brother Burgess married Alvan's sister Ella.


Book Review: The Governess's Secret Baby by Janice Preston!
As a book blogger I shouldn't really admit that I have moments where I feel I can't possibly explain just how much I loved a book, after all, it's the whole point of blogging about the book in the first place. I'm supposed to tell you all about it, in the hopes that you will be moved enough to pick up a copy for yourself.
However, the one thing that I adore about being a bookworm, is that with every book I read, I go through so many different emotions and when a book comes along that I fall in love with, it is such a wonderful feeling...but that's the thing, it's a feeling! If I could bottle it and send you all that feeling, I would, but alas that isn't possible. My only hope is that you really do take from my reviews just how much I want you to enjoy these books I love so much and if that means you have to sit through me using the words, wonderful and amazing fifty times, I hope you can forgive me. It really is all about that book feeling.
The reason I started with that little rant is because this gorgeous book by Janice Preston gave me all the little cozy, wonderful bookworm feelings you could possible want a book to give you. I adored it. Grace Bertram has just finished Governess school and is now on the journey she promised herself two years ago she would take, after she had to give up her baby Clara at the age of seventeen. She is taking the trip to Shiverstone Hall to apply for the position of Clara's governess. She has no idea if her plan will work but no matter what's in store she knows it's a risk she is willing to take in order to make sure her daughter has the happy and loving childhood that she didn't. What Grace wasn't expecting was to find Nathaniel Ravenwell on the other side of the door. Clara's guardian is closed off from the world, after an accident nine years ago left him scarred and afraid of facing people and especially of opening his heart again. Can Grace be a part of her daughters life, even if it means dealing with Nathaniel and his abrupt nature? What about if Nathaniel finds out the truth of who Grace really is? Furthermore, can Grace show Nathaniel that beauty is skin deep and everyone deserves to be loved?
Oh how I loved this story. It has been a while since I read a book from Janice Preston, which I hate because I love her writing so much. I love that she writes historical fiction and that I am transported back to times in history that I find so compelling and interesting. Her descriptions and characters are wonderful and I found myself falling in love with everyone of them in 'The Governess's Secret Baby,' I almost became quite protective over them too. For a nineteen year old Grace was such a beautiful soul, the way she wanted to be there no matter what for her daughter and the risks she was willing to take was utterly heartwarming. When she met Clara for the first time after she gave her up, I literally felt myself welling up, told you it was all about feeling! All the times she spent with her daughter made me happy and I just wanted her to be able to stay there forever and finally get what she had longed for; a family. As for Nathaniel, he was quite the character, I felt like he gave the story that realness of how life can be complicated and things don't always work out the way you hoped, however, on the other hand he also shows us that you have to open your eyes and learn to embrace what is in front of you. Yes, he had experienced tragedy but I hated that he shut himself off for fear of people being scared of how he looked, especially when he was a lovely man, who ultimately just wanted to be loved. It frustrated me when he didn't accept that off Grace at first and how he pushed her away, so when things finally came together, I couldn't have been happier.
The story, the emotion and the romance in this book was perfect to me. I felt wrapped in this little cocoon that was Shiverstone Hall and I actually didn't wish to leave. Sitting round a roaring fire in the drawing room with a glass of mulled wine while the yule log burns, sounds like a wonderful thing to do this time of year. Don't you think?
Pick up a copy of 'The Governess's Secret Baby' today and be warned, you may have to lock yourself away for a few hours so no one disturbs you, as I guarantee you won't want to put it down!
I do plan to lock myself away for a couple of hours over the holidays and read my friend Janice Preston's book! It sounds so good and it's going to be my present to myself!


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Victorian Residents of Kingsdown House David Ibberson July 2015
Drive or walk up Henley Lane and over Doctors Hill and you arrive outside Kingsdown House. This used to be Box Mad House (later named Kingsdown Lunatic Asylum) which until 1946 served as a private asylum for those afflicted with mental illness. It is said that a Mad House had existed on that site as early as 1615.[1]
This article takes up the story of the later history of the asylum after 1800 until the establishment run by Dr Henry Crawford MacBryan, and the closure of the establishment in 1946 when the owner Gerald MacBryan died.
All Photos courtesy David Ibberson
The austere exterior of Kingsdown House
In 1819 there was a report by a philanthropist, Edward Wakefield, into the Box Asylum who described it as: I never recollect to have seen living persons in so wretched a place. He goes on to describe two nearly naked women living on a straw carpet in the cellar and four fully naken women held in a completely dark room. This was a time when attitudes were beginning to change and the management of madness was no longer a matter of confinement of the mentally ill away from the general public.
This was a time when the industry could be highly profitable generating income from private patients and parish rates. There were estimated to be only about 40 institutions licensed under a 1774 Act.[2] The establishment in Box was owned by Charles Cunningham Langworthy MD who lived at Prospect House a quarter of a mile away. Who was this man, Dr Langworthy?
Perkinean Electricity and Dr Langworthy
Dr Langworthy was a Bristol surgeon, who moved to Bath to set up what he described as a metallic practice. Here there were rich pickings to be made from the wealthy people who flocked to Bath to take the waters, so Kingsdown House was perhaps something of a sideline. Dr Langworthy became the sales agent for an American, Benjamin Perkins, the son of the inventor of Perkinean Electricity otherwise known as a Mechanical Tractor. Confused? Well don't be. This device was an instrument that Perkins maintained could ease the pain of many common inflammatory conditions such as gout. How did it work? Well it didn't, other than in the mind. Dr John Haygarth FRS, another Bath resident, later proved the placebo effect of the Metalic Tractors.
It was comprised of two metallic rods (hence metallic practice), about 3 inches long of dis-similar metals which sold for £5 a pair (a year's pay for a servant). Langworthy was clearly enthused by this instrument and wrote a book published in 1798, A view of the Perkinean Electricity, or, An enquiry into the Influence of Metallic Tractors, founded on a newly discovered principle in nature, and employed as a remedy in many painful inflammatory disorders.
If you have a burning desire to read it, which I doubt, the book can still be purchased on line today. As you would expect, at first the device was hugely popular. However, Perkins was finally discredited and proved to be a fraudster.
Right: Illustration courtesy Brian Altonen, Medical Electricity
To what extent Dr Langworthy was affected by the demise of his tractors? We do not know; nor do we know to what extent he involved it in the activities at Kingsdown House. He continued to live in Bath until his death in 1847 and is buried with his wife, Maria, in the precincts of Bath Abbey.
Severely Censured
An inspection by Commissioners in 1844 sheds some light on the conditions at Kingsdown House. At this time there were about 130 patients, mainly paupers, who paid between 7 and 9 shillings per week (as paupers they had no income so this would be paid for by several parishes merged into a local Poor Law Union).[2] The age profile of those confined suggest that many would be suffering from dementia, but there was still a large number under 40 years of age, some of whom would be suffering from conditions more easily treatable today, for example epilepsy.
The Commission's report was highly critical, finding strait waistcoats, iron frames, hand-locks, leg-locks and chains being readily used. Staff used excessive force and patients roar (with) excitement. This clearly was not a pleasant place nor one likely to be of benefit to patients. But we should not depict Kingsdown Asylum as being just an institution of physical restraint, and conditions altered dramatically when Dr Robert Langworthy, son of Charles Cunningham, took control. The concern of the Victorians for social improvement meant that conditions were gradually becoming more caring, probably speeded up by the negative Commission Report.
We know that Charles Cunningham Langworthy died in July 1847 and, before then, his son, Dr Robert Austin Langworthy, had taken over the running of Kingsdown Asylum. Dr Robert Langworthy was recognised as an expert in the subject of mental illness.[3]
Physician Heal Thyself
But by this time things were not looking too good for Dr Robert Langworthy. In a report about a purpose-built New County Asylum for Somersetshire in 1842, Dr Robert described how he had taken most of his contracts with the unions and had enlarged his premises accordingly that now the patients should be taken from him.[4] It was to no avail and the provision of County Asylums became compulsory in 1845, when the number of madhouses in England reached 145.
Things got worse because on 23 March 1847 he was admitted as a patient to Fishponds Lunatic Asylum. Sometimes people were reported to the authorities for sexual misbehaviour, stealing or often the removal of a drunken, violent husband (drunkenness was considered a form of mental illness).[5] The following year when he was being considered for discharge, his wife Elizabeth opposed it, and the Commissioners of Lunacy commented that she seemed eager to keep him confined. He was considered well enough to leave Fishponds and return to the management of Kingsdown Asylum, where he was actively trying to restore the credibility of the business.
In 1848 a Novel Cricket Match was held in Box. The report of the event read:
Many of those who take an interest in the improved system of treating the insane were much gratified by witnessing a game of cricket which was played last Thursday in a field near the Lunatic Asylum, Box, by 22 of Dr Langworthy's patients. The appearances of the players was most satisfactory: a spectator could hardly have thought them more mad than the villagers. In the evening Dr Langworthy entertained the players at the Queen's Head Inn, Box.[6]
The same desire to show the best of the asylum was evident from an article in 1849 describing Kingsdown as An Asylum for Lunatics, for the Care of the Incurable and Recovery of Curable Patients; Resident Physician Dr Langworthy.[7] The report went on, This Establishment has been appropriated to its present purposes for more than Two Hundred Years. Patients may adopt any style of living their friends approve of. Amusements, Exercise and Employment will be of a varied character and suited to each individual case.
He died in the spring of 1850 and a year later Elizabeth was recorded as the Proprietor of Kingsdown Lunatic Asylum and living there with her three children, the youngest just 12 years old. Clearly these were difficult times and we get a tantalising glimpse of the problems in running an asylum when a legal action Fuller v Morgan resulted in the house being put up for sale in 1858.[8] It was advertised as: Freehold Estate: Kingsdown House or the Kingsdown Lunatic Asylum.
The Victorians were increasingly compassionate in the provision of care for the mentally ill. Following an Act of Parliament in 1845, huge county asylums were built to accommodate pauper lunatics (Devizes is one example). These buildings often look austere but recognised the need to give patients hope and provided work on farms and workshops, enabling some to return to their families and lead fulfilling lives. These large institutions signalled the end of some private institutions as poor relief inmates were now treated in the big county asylums.
In 1851 Kingsdown had a staff of thirteen, among them a young resident physician, Dr Joseph Nash, who became the proprietor of the business probably after it was put up for sale in 1858. It was a period of increased care and professional medical assistance. By taking private patients rather than poor relief nominees, Joseph Nash was able to make the business extrememly profitable. By 1871 he had moved with his family to Brockley Hall in Somerset, but he retained ownership of the Lunatic Asylum, probably using an associate practitioner as the resident doctor. In 1878 the license for the Asylum was given in the joint names of Dr Joseph Nash and Dr James Gardener.[9]
Dr Nash retained ownership until his death in 1880 when it passed to his wife. This caused registration problems and his wife was obliged to put an advertisement into the newspaper: Mrs Nash begs to state that the Kingsdown Asylum will be still carried on after the present four month's License, granted for temporary purposes on technical grounds, expires.[10]
Patients in Kingsdown Asylum
The 1841 Census records 133 patients and 13 staff living in Kingsdown Asylum. Among the thirteen staff was the superintendent, Christopher Rigby Tangent (65 years); a housekeeper, Ann Farrent (70 years); and an attendant, Nancy Farrent (40 years), who must have been the housekeeper's daughter. The remainder of the staff were recorded as servants. The majority of the patients were recorded as paupers; only 33 were private.
Records exist in the National Archives of the more eminent patients. One example is Sir James Wilson, 63 years, or to use his full title, Major General Sir James Wilson, a patient at Kingsdown in 1841. Before confinement, Sir James lived at Burnett, near Bath, with his wife and two adopted children. He was a veteran of the Peninsular Wars (1807-1814). His will suggests he might have served with the 40th (2nd Somerset) Regiment of Foot. His will mentions bequests to endow a poor school in Burnett and to the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. Sir James died in 1847.
Contrast this with Virtue Tipper, a woman aged 63 years, a pauper from Stowey in the Chew Valley. Virtue was classified as a Lunatic, as distinct from an Idiot. The former is a condition brought on in later life; the latter, present from birth. Kingsdown Asylum was paid seven shillings to pay for her care. We know little about Virtue's life other than she had spent twenty years in asylums and no doubt died at Kingsdown. I have not been able to identify any documents recording the day-to-day life of those confined in Kingsdown House. However, a leather bound Minutes Book and Register commencing 1825 is held at the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre, Chippenham from which can be gleaned some basic facts.
Left: The minute book and Above: Extract of annual visits (courtesy Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre)
Minutes recording the annual visits of the committee of inspection, one of whom was John Fuller of Neston, are contained within the register. The minutes frequently record that patients were clean and well fed. They also record that the majority of patients were incurable. The chances of patients leaving Kingsdown House were small, unless you were a private patient. One patient, Capt John William Gould of the 63rd Regiment of Foot made his escape on the 21 April 1857 only to be brought back on the 24 April. John died in Kingsdown on 10 November 1862 aged just 33. The cause of death, among other conditions, was epilepsy. A more fortunate patient was Charles Searle Baycliffe, a medical student from Sheffield who, on admission in 1853, was 20 years old. He was discharged as being cured in 1855.
Also in the Wiltshire History Centre are architects' drawings dated about 1880 which seem to show the work necessary to make Kingsdown House suitable for private patients only. These show an almost independent institution with its own brew-house, beer cellar, dairy, bake-house etc. It was strictly segregated with separate male and female activity areas which included sitting rooms and yards. There were hot and cold bathing facilities with separate washrooms and in the yards, water closets. Gone were the large multi-occupation dormitories, characteristic of workhouses, and small single-occupancy bedrooms appear to be the norm. Really, they are not far removed from the care homes we see today, enormous progress in a hundred years.
Establishments like Kingsdown became dependent on private patients until the National Health Service reorganisation in 1948.
In the early 1900s, Dr Henry Crawford MacBryan was the resident physician at Kingsdown and was in fact described as a psychiatrist, specialising in the treatment of the mental illnesses of his private patients. Dr MacBryan was a partner in the business and lived in Kingsdown House with his six children. One of these, John Crawford William (Jack) MacBryan achieved some sporting distinction by winning a Gold Medal for hockey in the 1920 Olympics, and later became the only England Test Cricketer not to score any runs, bowl any balls or dismiss anyone in a Test Match. He was however, a very successful Somerset County batsman.
Above: the narrative of Dr MacBryan's brochure recorded in The Hospital, 12 December 1903 (Courtesy Wiltshire History Centre)
There is no doubt that Dr MacBryan ran a caring regime where patients were allowed to go on trips accompanied by medical staff. But this also produced problems as evidenced by a newspaper report of 1912:[11]
Terrible Tragedy at Box: Demented Lady Throws herself in Front of Train.
Miss Lucy Geraldine Deykin, aged 36, was going to Bath by train to attend a Pump Room Concert, attended by a nurse Miss Elizabeth Holley, aged 23. Miss Deykin suddenly lept from the platform and lay with her head on the down line facing the train in a kneeling position. Miss Holley tried to drag her away but could not budge her and only missed the express train travelling at 60 miles per hour by half a second. It is impossible to speak too highly of Miss Holley's plucky action. Dr Symes of the Hermitage attended what was left of the body. Dr Phillip Johnson of Kingsdown House was in charge of the asylum at the time, Dr MacBryan being on holiday with his family.
There were several specialist staff, as well as the proprietor, in attendance at the asylum in the years between the two World Wars. Dr Percy Armstrong Dykes of Bristol University and Guy's Hospital, London, was the superintendent of the house for many years after World War One.[12] Dr Henry Crawford MacBryan lived into the mid 1900s. At his funeral in 1943 representatives of Kingsdown House included Dr F Barton White, superintendent, and matron Elizabeth Hinton represented the indoor staff, whilst Mr Tiley and Mr Painter represented the outdoor staff.[13]
On Dr MacBryan's death his younger son, Mr Gerald MacBryan, inherited Kingsdown House. Gerald was, to say the least, an unusual person. In the 1930s he courted the daughter of his employer, the Rajah of Sarawak, but failed. He converted to Islam and married a Muslim woman. With the outbreak of the Second World War he returned to Sarawak, leaving the establishment in the hands of his staff, particularly matron Elizabeth Hinton. He died in Hong Kong in November 1946, described by a member of staff as a down and out in filthy rags trying to direct the street traffic, although he had thousands of dollars in the bank.[14] By then it had been decided to close the institution.[15]
In judging the work of Kingsdown Asylum, we must remember that, even in this enlightened society, large institutions designed to treat the mentally ill still existed until recently and that patients were subjected to barbaric treatments like electric shock therapy. The story of Kingsdown Asylum is not a happy one, either for the patients or the owners. Even today, mental illness is a problem that we fail to understand and society fails to treat adequately.
Index of Lunatic Asylums and Mental Hospitals –www.studymore.org.uk
Kingsdown House Lunatic Asylum, Wiltshire OPC
CC Booth, John Haygarth (1740-1826) A Physician of the Enlightenment
www.ancestry.co.uk 1841 and 1851 Census, the Will of Sir James Wilson
W Ll Parry-Jones, The Trade in Lunacy, 1972
http://gbolympics.co.uk/hockey.html John William Crawford MacBryan
W. Leighton, The Manor and Parish of Burnett Somerset,1937, Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucester Archaeological Society, Vol 59 pages 243-285
National Archives, Sir James Wilson, Virtue Tipper and Dr Robert Langworthy, Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre Cat Ref A1/560/1 and A1/562/5L
Owners of Kingsdown Asylum
Pre - 1819
Pre - 1844 - 1850
1850 - possibly 1858
Possibly 1858 - 1880
1880 - unknown
unknown - 1943
1946 - on
James Jeffery
Charles Cunningham Langworthy, succeeded by his son
Robert Austin Langworthy, succeeded by his wife
Elizabeth Langworthy
Joseph Nash, succeeded by his wife
Elizabeth Anne Nash (nee Holworthy)
Henry Crawford MacBryan, succeeded by his son
Gerald MacBryan
Closed and converted into private residences
[1] Wiliam Parry-Jones,The Trade in Lunacy, 1972, Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, stated that it was the oldest licensed house dated 1615. The Parish Magazine of November 1946 reported that it was originally a convent and converted in 1630 into a house for the reception of persons suffering from mental and nervous disorders.
[2] WLl Parry-Jones, English Private Madhouses in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, 1972, Proc.roy.Soc.Med.Volume 66 July 1973, p.660
[3] The Bath Chronicle, 26 February 1846
[4] The Bath Chronicle, 24 March 1842
[5] Sarah Wise, Inconvenient People: Tales From Victorian Lunacy Panics, National Archives Podcast, 26 June 2014
[6] The Bath Chronicle, 11 October 1849
[7] The Bath Chronicle, 11 January 1849
[9] The Bath Chronicle, 11 July 1878
[10] The Bath Chronicle, 15 July 1880
[11] The Bath Chronicle, 23 November 1912, subsequently amended by 30 November 1912
[12] Bath Weekly Chronicle and Herald, 28 October 1939
[13] Bath Weekly Chronicle and Herald, 15 May 1943
[14] Parish Magazine
[15] Bath Weekly Chronicle and Herald, 8 May 1943 and Parish Magazine, November 1946


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