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Ambodinisotry ou Ambodin'Isotry est un quartier dans la commune de Tananarive Renivohitra, la capitale de Madagascar.
C'est l'un des lieux le plus connu d'Antananarivo

Description
Ce quartier est célèbre pour le tsenan-damba (marché des tissus) et l'insécurité.
Le grand marché d'Ambodin'Isotry est le premier marché de fruits, de légumes, de viande, de volailles et d'autres produits alimentaires où les habitants des quartiers de 67ha, d'Andavamamba, d'Antohomadinika, d'Ankasina, d'Andohotapenaka, d'Ankazomanga, de Tsaralalàna s'approvisionnent.

Ambodin'Isotry est un quartier très paupérisé qui n'attire pas la classe moyenne car il est situé en zone mainty.

Historique
En , un incendie se déclare. Il ne fait aucun mort, mais les réparations coûtent plusieurs millions d'ariary et  sont détruits.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des subdivisons d'Antananarivo

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Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
The Republic by Plato
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The Resurrection Junket by J. Daniel Sawyer
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After a childhood in academia, J. Daniel Sawyer declared his independence by dropping out of high school and setting off on a series of adventures in the bowels of the film industry, the venture capital culture of silicon valley, surfing safaris, bohemians, burners, historians, theologians, adventurers, climbers, drug dealers, gangbangers, and inventors before his past finally caught up to him. Trapped in a world bookended by one wall falling in Berlin and other walls going up around suburbia and along national borders throughout the world, he rediscovered his deep love of history and, with it, and obsession with predicting the future as it grew aggressively out of the past. To date, this obsession has yielded over thirty books and innumerable short stories, the occasional short film, nearly a dozen podcasts stretching over a decade and a half, and a career creating novels and audiobooks exploring the world through the lens of his own peculiar madness, in the depths of his own private forest in a rural exile, where he uses the quiet to write, walk on the beach, and manage a production company that brings innovative stories to the ears of audiences across the world. For news and free stories, sign up for his occasional newsletter. Or find his contact info, podcasts, and more on his home page at http://www.jdsawyer.net
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Jerusalem Post Opinion
The few against the many, the pure against the defiled
This week, Trump placed himself in direct opposition to what has long made America great.
By DANIEL GORDIS
Published: DECEMBER 10, 2015 13:44
Donald Trump's latest outburst (for which, at least as of this writing, he has not apologized), in which he advocates not allowing Muslims into the United States until the US can "figure all this out"), is a new low for a buffoon who has continued to astound with the lows to which he can descend. One would have thought that mocking a person with physical handicaps, which he did a few weeks ago, would have constituted rock bottom.
Alas, no.
Jews, and particularly those who are – or once were – American Jews ought to be particularly revolted by the vulgar perversion of America that Trump now represents. Of course, Americans are frightened – they know that the likelihood is that San Bernardino was hardly the last – or the worst – of the attacks that are likely to hit the US in the months and years ahead.
While there is cause for genuine fear, however, destroying what made America great in order to save America seems rather self-defeating. The American Jewish story is a story of extraordinary success precisely because the US to which our ancestors came was an America in which a religious test for immigration would have been anathema. The US has had horrendous immigration policies at times, including closing the borders to Jews during the Holocaust, but the fact remains that much of America's greatness has been its (generally) religion- blind immigration policy.
AND YET. At the opposite end of the spectrum from Trump's mean-spirited ugliness is the self-destructive and self-deluding naiveté espoused by US President Barack Obama – and many religious leaders, including many rabbis, who want to pretend that we do not know what we know. There is something delusional and dangerous in continuously insisting that Islamic State (plus al-Qaida, Boko Haram – and others) do not represent Islam, that they are just "thugs" as Obama put it in his address to America earlier this week. That is both true and utterly false. Did Islam ever stand for something very different? Yes. Are there millions of decent Muslims who are appalled by what has happened to their religion? Undoubtedly.
But if these are just "thugs" who do not represent Islam, why are there (according to conservative estimates) more than 50 million (and possibly close to 100 million) "radicalized" Muslims? Even "just" 50 million thugs is a lot of thugs. How many thugs does one religion have to spawn before the thugs are not a few cancer cells but a cancer that has metastasized and that has taken over the organism itself? When does the religion itself become a religion of thuggery? If the majority is opposed to the radicalization and the thuggery but says nothing, which group represents the religion? Are we going to see a Million Muslim Man March on Washington in which rank-and-file Americans will proclaim loud and clear that they are opposed to violence, to the idea of a Caliphate, to homophobia – and while they're at it – to the demonization of Judaism and Israel? Are we going to witness a broad and public conversation in American Islam in which its leaders struggle with what role they played in allowing the hijacking? ON HANUKKA, those questions ought to occupy us as Jews, too. For what has always been wondrous about religion is the passion it evokes. But also what has always been dangerous about religion is the passion it evokes. Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Judaism have all produced their malignant variants. No religious community can completely prevent the "radicalization" of a misguided few.
But religions can be held accountable for what they do when they see the malignancy begin to take root. Islam waited far too long and may well have passed the tipping point.
When Baruch Goldstein committed mass murder in the name of Judaism in Hebron, there was hardly a Jewish leader, from Reform to right-wing Orthodoxy, who did not insist that what Goldstein represented was simply not Judaism.
But we have not eradicated the cancer.
Still alive and well in Israel, for example, is Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh, best known for his book Baruch Hagever, a double-entendre that can either mean "Blessed Is the Man" or "Baruch [Goldstein] Is the Man." Ginsburgh's screed is essentially a justification of Goldstein's actions. Palestinians are Amalekites, Ginsburgh insists. And the Torah commands Jews to eradicate Amalek.
Ginsburgh's followers, Yitzhak Shapira and Yosef Elitzur, wrote Torat Hamelech ("Laws of the King"), suggesting that an argument can be made for killing innocent Palestinian children because they can grow up to become enemies of the Jewish people. How long was the road from Baruch Hagever to Torat Hamelech to Duma, where "radicalized" young Jews apparently burned a perfectly innocent Palestinian family to death? WHAT HAS Israel done to shut down this cancer? The Supreme Court refused to outlaw the publication of Torat Hamelech. But yeshivot can be taxed into collapse, can find their water and electricity cut off, watch their "rabbis" taken into administrative detention.
Military exemptions can be revoked.
All governments know how to use dozens of administrative mechanisms to make people's lives miserable, to separate them from followers, to shut down their access to their followers. Israel has many tools at its disposal that it has not yet decided to use. Why? And at what potential cost? It is, of course, possible that going after Ginsburgh, Shapira and Elitzur would turn them into even greater heroes. But it's worth remembering, especially on Hanukka, that the Maccabees were an insurgency, fighting for religious liberty against a seemingly much more powerful enemy. And for what they did to restore Jewish pride and independence (even if only temporarily), we celebrate them and their accomplishments.
But insurgencies and their passions are often double-edged swords. What begins as a quest for freedom or pride can easily become derailed – and dangerous.
Legitimately in the grips of fear at the horrors the West is now likely to see spread, we're right to point out that the cancer that Muslims never eradicated has now taken over much more of Islam than American political correctness allows most people to acknowledge. Is it too late for Islam? Time will tell.
But the mere fact that we have to ask that question ought to prompt us to ask ourselves what we are doing with those cells in our own midst.
The Hasmoneans were, according to our liturgy, the weak against the mighty, the few against the many – and the pure against the defiled. Not all Jewish religious passion, however, is the "pure against the defiled." Perhaps Hanukka is thus precisely the time to ask ourselves how we will ensure that our tradition will not be the next to be hijacked. ■ The writer is senior vice president, Koret Distinguished Fellow and chair of the Core Curriculum at Shalem College, Israel's first liberal arts college, in Jerusalem. His latest book is Menachem Begin: The Battle for Israel's Soul. He is now writing a concise history of the State of Israel.


The future for the Todas is uncertain, especially with the loss of grasslands. Epitomising the real impacts of environmental degradation, the survival of the Toda way of life is intrinsically connected with the survival of the Nilgiris hills, sans over development and loss of traditional forests.
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Addressing the 'White House summit to counter violent extremism' held in Washington last week, the Indian delegation said the government was taking proactive measures to ensure political integration of different communities.


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Blog: Independence
"Welcome, South Sudan, from Your Northern Friends"
As South Sudan's official independence day approaches, former Satter fellow Nasredeen Abdulbari, LLM '08, reflects on challenges past and present in a compelling piece for today's Guardian. He also offers a message of hope:
"The past six decades of northern and southern Sudan's relations, no one could deny, were difficult, painful and full of problems. However, our two nations need to open a new chapter, as we both move into the terra incognita of tomorrow.
In the name of all northern Sudanese, who have nothing in their hearts for the people of the south but love, I say to the people of South Sudan what Martin Luther King and others from all over the world said to the people of Ghana the day it gained its independence from Britain: 'We greet you. And we give you our moral support. We hope for you God's guidance as you move now into the realm of independence.'"
Nasredeen is currently a lawyer, academic, and lecturer in the International and Comparative Law Department at the University of Khartoum. For an article on his time at Harvard Law School, learn more from the Gazette.
Alumni,
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Upcoming Event on South Sudan
"The World's Newest Nation: What Follows South Sudan's Independence?"
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Pound Hall 203
Join us Thursday for a talk with Rebecca Hamilton, JD '08, human rights lawyer, journalist and author of "Fighting for Darfur: Public Action and the Struggle to Stop Genocide." A graduate of both Harvard Law School and Harvard's JFK School of Government, Hamilton is a fellow at the New America Foundation and a Special Correspondent on Sudan for The Washington Post.
The Human Rights Program is co-sponsoring this event with HLS Student Advocates and the Harvard African Law Association.
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Sascha Schubert
"Clients enthuse that 'he has an incredible tactical approach and sees the best ways to strengthen your arguments.'"
Sascha Schubert, Partner
Antitrust, competition and trade, Global investigations
Bastion Tower
Place du Champ de Mars/Marsveldplein 5
sascha.schubert@freshfields.com
Sascha's approach is to make his clients' cause his own and turn every stone to get them the results they want, which goes hand-in-hand with first class client service. A highly motivated and collaborative lawyer, he enjoys building strong teams with his multinational clients.
Sascha is a partner in our antitrust, competition group, based in the Brussels office. His practice focuses on merger control and conduct investigations and he has over 10 years' experience of complex European Commission proceedings.
He also has extensive experience representing clients before Germany's Federal Cartel Office and is often called upon to advise on multi-jurisdictional investigations that involve competition authorities around the world. This experience enables him to offer clients a globally integrated approach to delivering regulatory clearances within ambitious timelines and coordinating successful defence strategies in cross-border investigations.
He works across all sectors with particular experience in the telecoms and tech industries, where he has represented clients successfully in a number of high-profile investigations. A focus of his behavioural practice is online distribution and the application of antitrust laws in the digital economy.
He speaks German, English and French.
Liberty Global on the European Commission's Phase II merger investigation of the €18bn sale of its German and Eastern European businesses to Vodafone; and previously on its subsidiary Telenet's 'fixed to mobile' acquisition of Belgium's BASE, which also prompted a Phase II investigation by the European Commission.
Siemens on the worldwide merger control proceedings of the then proposed transformative combination of Siemens' and Alstom's mobility businesses, which is now widely recognised as one of the most important test cases for the European merger control regime; and previously on its acquisition of US-based Dresser Rand, one of the few EU Phase II merger investigations to close without conditions.
ChemChina on the co-ordination of the global competition law aspects of its $1bn acquisition of German engineering company KraussMaffei, one of the biggest-ever Chinese acquisitions of a German company.
Amadeus IT Group on its acquisition of US airline IT company Navitaire, first before Germany's FCO and later, upon referral by the UK CMA, before the European Commission, where it finally received unconditional clearance.
Medical diagnostics company Alere on the multi-jurisdictional merger control aspects, which included litigation relating to cooperation covenants before the US courts, of its $5bn merger with Abbott, resulting in clearance subject to divestment remedies in the EU and the US.
CK Hutchison on its takeovers of Telefónica's Irish mobile phone operator O2 and Orange Austria, both four-to-three mobile market consolidations.
Educated at the University of Cologne and at the University of Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Earned an LL.M. and the Maîtrise en Droit respectively
Rechtsanwalt admitted to the Cologne bar
Member of the Brussels Bar (E List)
A fantastic lawyer and a rising star in the antitrust space. He is particularly commended by sources for his expertise across the telecoms industry.
Who's Who Legal 2019
Clients value that he is very quick to get into a case and understand the detail, the mechanics and competitive landscape of a case. He is committed, responsive and in a personal sense nice to work with.
He is really excellent - the new star.
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Whether you've had a busy day or a busy week, have a lot on your mind, or simply want to just sit back and relax, here are my top 8 anti-stress essentials that help to not only relax your body physically, but mentally and emotionally as well.
2016 has been a crazy year for me so far, and if there's one thing that I've spent a lot of time doing, it's making sure I take the time to de-stress and sort through anything that's on my mind.
Salt lamps help to emit negative ions – ions which are found in nature from trees, water, and the earth. We are surrounded by electronics, and negative ions help to combat the adverse effects of them. Not only are salt lamps soothing in this way, but they also have a very calming ambient lighting, like candles – another excellent essential for stress! Beeswax candles in particular are non-toxic and help to purify the air, unlike paraffin wax.
Journaling is easily my most favourite anti-stress essential. It has always been an important part of my life and I always encourage others to write, too, to help release our thoughts, come to our own conclusions, and give ourselves a chance to be honest, vulnerable, and open with ourselves without the judgement of others.
Journaling helps us to see what's troubling us in a new light, similar to talking it out with a friend. I always feel a sense of relief and release after I write.
There are so many benefits to essential oils and so many to choose from depending on what you're looking for, whether it be a purifying scent, energizing, festive, grounding, or in this case, relaxing. Lavender, frankincense and rosemary are a few great options, as well as ylang ylang and grapefruit. Scent can be very powerful and can evoke different feelings and memories, and in this way can have a big impact on our wellbeing.
You can add essential oils to a diffuser, onto your pillow at night, into your moisturizers and other lotions, or in carrier oils like jojoba or sweet almond oil for an easy topical aromatherapy serum!
Herbs are an excellent tool to help calm our body and mind. There are countless relaxing, anti-stress herbs to choose from. Some of my favourites include ashwagandha, holy basil, rhodiola, and passionflower. Herbs like ashwagandha are adaptogenic, meaning they help our body to adapt and cope with stress, and help nourish our adrenal glands.
I enjoy medicinal herbs in the form of tea, but you can also take them in a tincture or in capsule form. Visit your local herbalist or health food store to explore the many herbs that are available!
Walking, jogging, yoga, weight training, dancing, whatever you like – movement helps to get you out of your mind and into your body. It helps to bring you out of the past or future, and into the present, and of course, helps releases endorphins and pent up tension. Better yet, it's 10x better in nature. Go for a hike or a walk around your neighbourhood to move your body and unwind your mind.
Deep breathing is a go-to for me! It helps to activate our parasympathetic nervous system, which governs rest and digest, thereby slowing down our heart rate, reducing blood pressure, relaxing muscles and tension and promoting mental clarity.
Deep breathing can be done absolutely anywhere. On the bus, laying in bed, sitting on your porch, or driving to work. Not sure where to begin? Check out my video on my 3 favourite deep breathing techniques.
Magnesium is my most favourite mineral, and one of my favourites to recommend to those looking for ways to de-stress. Magnesium is a muscle relaxant and is known for being very anti-stress and anti-anxiety. It's excellent for muscle tension or soreness, restlessness, and helps aid sleep.
Magnesium can be taken in pill, powder, or liquid form; as epsom salts for a bath, and naturally in leafy greens!
Similar to movement, redirecting your focus to something that brings you into the moment really takes you out of your head and into your body. I always find that when I paint or sketch, my mind hardly wanders as my focus is so strong on my hand, my pencil, or the detail on the paper. Whether it's an instrument, an adult colouring book, a puzzle, knitting, or animation on your computer, get creative with something you love.


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The problem with focusing on shareholder value
David Brancaccio Jun 11, 2013
https://www.marketplace.org/2013/06/11/problem-focusing-shareholder-value/
A big part of the consumer economy is, of course, big business. And big business, in today's world, increasingly relies on the idea of growing shareholder value.
Lynn Stout is a professor at Cornell Law School and the author of "The Shareholder Value Myth: How Putting Shareholders First Harms Investors, Corporations, and the Public." She's quick to point out that while we might view "shareholder value" as an essential part of capitalism today, it wasn't always that way.
"This is a kind of new idea that was actually invented by professors," she says. "Historically, it's not been what capitalism is all about." The idea can be traced back to the writings of Milton Friedman in an article he wrote for the New York Times Magazine in 1970, "The Social Responsibility of Business is to Increase its Profits."
In the golden age of large public corporations, Stout says, businesses were not merely in business to make a profit, but also to fulfill other goals like building great products and providing livelihoods for employees.
But what's so wrong with companies trying to turn a profit?
Stout says this kind of singular focus on driving the stock price can lead companies to make decisions that benefit them only in the short-term — and could be disastrous down the line.
When it comes to cost-cutting measures by companies, consumers are often the most affected. Take the example of an airline: when the company decides not to invest in repairs or infrastructure, airplane ticket buyers are the ones left waiting on the runway for maintenence to fix the plane.
"When managers are focusing on share price, it's very hard for companies to actually be innovative," Stout argues. "The second problem that short-termism imposes on consumers is that, obviously, when they're trying to cut costs…they're not going to invest in their employees; they're not going to invest in customer support, they're not going to invest in improving their products the way they should."
Worrying about the entire value of a company, and thinking long-term, doesn't just benefit the customer — it helps the company as well.
"The life expectancy of a Fortune 500 company has declined from 75 years (back at the beginning of the century) to less than 15 years today," Stout says. "I think that's a pretty obvious symptom of what happens when you're pressuring managers to get that share price up at all costs even if it means taking on enormous risks and not planning for the future."
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How shareholders jumped to first in line for profits
What business schools teach about shareholder value
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Jack Welch's legacy: value for shareholders, but not necessarily for workers
Davos 2020 theme: Better capitalism
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The Emerging Institutions Fellowship Program (EIFP) provides hands-on service opportunities for global young business and development leaders at Africa's leading profit and nonprofit firms. The program is designed to match financial capital invested in emerging African businesses with the human capital needed to take these institutions to scale. Fellows must hold an undergraduate degree and have 2-10 years of professional experience in business or social enterprise. Training and development opportunities are provided to the fellow and the positions are paid with travel and housing included.


Syama Prasad Mukherjee was a politician, barrister and a Minister of Industry and Supply in Nehru's cabinet. Later after falling out the Indian National Congress, he started a new 'Bharitya Jana Sangha' which later came to be known as the 'Bharatiya Janata Party' (BJP).
He was born on 6th July 1901 in Kolkata into a Bengali Hindu family. His father Ashutosh Mukherjee was a well known and highly respected advocate, who later went on to become the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calcutta.
Mukherjee started his political career in 1929 when he entered the Bengal Legislative Council as a Congress candidate representing Calcutta University. Mukherjee was elected as a member of the Legislative Council of Bengal, but he later resigned from his post when the Congress decided to boycott the legislature. Following this, he contested in the elections as an independent candidate and won.
He also served as the Finance Minister of Bengal Province in 1941-42. To honor this great leader India post has issued 25 Paisa commemorative postage stamp.


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Why Can't Catholics Pray to St. Uriel?
Posted on February 24, 2018	by Agostino
"Why doesn't the Catholic Church let you pray to Uriel?"
It's a big question, and you can find it all over the internet. And every time someone asks it, some well-intentioned priest, seminarian, or layperson always says "Because in 745 people were worshipping angels, so Pope Zachary called the Council of Rome and outlawed all angel-names not explicitly mentioned in Scripture: Gabriel, Raphael, and Michael."
In fact Pope John Paul II upheld this ban in 2002, and I myself referred to this exact same Council in The Magic of Catholicism. In fact clergy and laity alike tend to consider this the final answer to the question.
But guess what? Whenever somebody gives this answer, they never quote exactly what the Council actually said.
Okay THAVMA readers, if you've read this blog for any amount of time, then you've already figured out exactly what I'm about to do. Let's dig in!
The Council of Rome
As everybody says, the Council of Rome was convened on October 25, 745, and the names of the Angels were mentioned. Note that I said mentioned, because the reality is they were not discussed and the Council made no decree about the angels' names directly.
The actual records of the Council can be found in the correspondence of St. Boniface, where the Council's record is found in the 29th chapter (you'll have to CTRL-F and search to find it in this link).
Go ahead and read what the Council itself actually says. It's that important, and I'll wait for you.
Okay, now that you've read the Council, you'll notice that it had nothing to do with decreeing what angel names were allowed, or even the danger of angel worship. In fact the whole thing is mentioned in passing as though it were an already-established tradition:
As we know from the teaching of the Apostolic See and divine authority, there are only three angels, Michael, Gabriel and Raphael.
UPDATE (02/25/18): I just found the original Latin text for this statement, on page 194 of Serarius' Commentary on Tobit, Esther, and Maccabees. The Latin reads as follows: Nos autem, ut a vestro sancto apostolatu edocemur, et divina tradit authoritas, NON PLUS QUAM TRIUM Angelorum nomina agnoscimus, id est, Michael, Gabriel, Raphael.
The spelling and capitalization are retained as in the original, and it translates: Now we are taught by your holy apostolate, and divine authority passes down, that we recognize NO MORE THAN THREE names of the Angels, that is, Michael, Gabriel, Raphael.
This is more in line with the Church's consistent teaching than the previous translation, because Catholicism accepts countless Angels, but only recognizes the names of three of them as authentic.
This is the only direct comment the Council makes on the number or names of angels, and even then it's merely a reference to an already-existing tradition in the Church of Rome, neither a decree nor event he main subject the Council was talking about.
The main subject of the Council concerned two men accused of heresy: Aldebert and Clement. Clement was an Irish bishop accused of fathering two children during his episcopate, of claiming it's permitted for a man to marry his brother's widow as per Old Testament custom, and subscribing to a sort of Universalism: "that Christ descended into hell to deliver all those, believers and unbelievers, servants of Christ as well as worshippers of idols, who were confined there."
In modern times, Clement would come just short of being an average run-of-the-mill liberal bishop: universalism, inclusivity, and at least some measure of sexual freedom. What we don't know about Clement is whether he was married and those children were from his wife, or any of the content of his preaching as coming from his own words. In any case the Council records treat Clement as a minor footnote while regarding Aldebert as the greater threat.
As to Aldebert, he was a Gaul who took up preaching and gained a lot of followers, claiming Jesus wrote a letter and dropped it to him out of the air, claiming he received relics of extraordinary holiness from "an angel in the guise of a man," that had "wrought signs and wonders," and that he'd conned his way into being consecrated as a "Wandering Bishop," (a phenomenon that still exists today), considered himself equal to the apostles, consecrated chapels to himself, distributed his own hair and fingernails for relics, and drew a great number of people claiming "The merits of St. Aldebert will help us."
In my opinion, this guy was somewhere between "smooth operator" and "complete whack-a-doodle." It's also in Aldebert's case where the Council's reference to the Angels comes in.
The Council's sole reference to the Angels comes during the reading of a prayer composed by Aldebert for his personal use. The prayer contains a line invoking eight angels by name: "I pray and entreat and besecch you, angel Uriel, Raguel, Tubuel, Michael, Adinus, Tubuas, Sabaoc, Sirniel. .. ."
The Council does not give any part of the prayer past that point, and tells us Pope Zachary stops to ask the bishops, "What is your comment upon this, dear brethren?"
The bishops' reply is where we find the only reference to Angels:
"What else can we do except consign these writings, which have been read out to us, to the flames and to strike their authors with anathema? The names of the eight angels whom Aldebert invokes in his prayer are, with the exception of Michael, not angels but demons whom he has called to his aid. As we know from the teaching of the Apostolic See and divine authority, there are only three angels, Michael, Gabriel and Raphael. He has introduced demons under the guise of angels."
That's it. That's all the Council has to say about the names of Angels. Full stop.
If anything that leads us not to an answer, but to a larger question.
Question: Where Did This Really Come From?
The first question that comes to my mind is that if the Council of Rome didn't directly outlaw extrabiblical angel-names, then who did?
Every shred of research I've done on the question leads not to the Church making this a law, but to Charlemagne.
Namely, we're looking to the Admonitio Generalis published by Charlemagne in 789. This document is the blueprint for the Carolingian reform, and while I've yet to find the complete text, the document is quoted fairly widely.
The part of the Admonitio that concerns our purposes is chapter 16, which is quoted as saying:
In that same council (Laodicea) it was ordered that angels should not be given unknown names, and that such should not be affixed to them, but that only they should be named by the names which we have by authority. These are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael.
This quote comes from The Seven Ecumenical Councils by Phillip Shcaff, and is part of his commentary on Canon XXXV of the Council of Laodicea, a local council that took place at about 363-365. Schaff refers to the Admonitio as the "Capitular of Charlemagne," and tells us is refers specifically to this canon, and that "Perchance the authors of the Capitular had in mind the Roman Council under Pope Zachary, a.d. 745, against Aldebert, who was found to invoke by name eight angels in his prayers."
So, what does this canon from the Council of Laodicea actually say?
At present I'm finding two different texts, one from Schaff and one from A History of the Councils of the Christian Church by Karl Joseph von Hefele. As I've not yet found the original Greek text to tell which is more accurate, I'm going to present both readings.
Schaff's version: "Christians must not forsake the Church of God, and go away and invoke angels and gather assemblies, which things are forbidden. If, therefore, any one shall be found engaged in this covert idolatry, let him be anathema; for he has forsaken our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and has gone over to idolatry."
Hefele's version: "Christians shall not forsake the Church of God and turn to the worship of angels, thus introducing a cultus of the angels. This is forbidden. Whoever, therefore, shows an inclination to this hidden idolatry, let him be anathema, because he has forsaken our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and gone over to idolatry."
I've linked to each author's works, so you can read for yourself what each has to say by way of commentary. Both commentaries are similar, both referring to the Admonitio (the Capitulary of 789), and both bring up the work ὀνομάζειν ("to name") in the original Greek text. Schaff says "this was understood as meaning to give [the angels] names instead of to call upon them by name," while Hefele says "this canon expresses the idea of the worship of angels" by using this word.
Hefele's commentary also gives us some background information, starting with St. Paul's admonition against being seduced by Angel-worship in Colossians 2:18 (as an aside this verse certainly describes the entire "fluff bunny" crowd!). He also tells us that in Theodoret of Cyprus' commentary on this verse, he complains about angel worship even as late as the fifth century.
What Does This All Mean?
So in essence, the Council of Rome is a dead end insofar as the practice of forbidding angel-names is concerned. Rather it seems a regulation imposed by the secular government rather than an anathema from the Church.
But still, we'd miss out on something if we drew conclusions from what we have thus far. In fact I think there's something we're missing altogether. Remember the one mention of the three angels in the Council of Rome:
The part to look at is the clause "As we know from the teaching of the Apostolic See and divine authority." This implies that the Council was not making a new decision, but already speaking of a custom that's been well-established. The problem is that I've not been able to document when this tradition originated, though my best guess would be that that it started out as a local custom within the diocese of Rome.
Now, THAVMA readers, we have what I believe to be the root cause: an undocumented local custom that got a passing mention in a local Council, adopted by a monarch whose political ambition included making that local church's customs the "one-size-fits-all" practice throughout his empire. Said monarch in turn connected that custom to another local church's rules about worshiping and giving the angels made-up names (i.e. names that can't be documented from other respected sources). As a result, this custom became so standard in the West that it was no longer questioned. When the time could've been ripe for that questioning during the Renaissance, the Church suddenly had more important issues to worry when the Protestant Revolt came around.
I'm even more convinced of this, because we find Western fathers including Uriel amongst the named angels prior to the eight century. For example Origen refers to Uriel as "an Angel of God" in 2:25 of his Commentary on the Gospel of John. St. Ambrose tells us "Gabriel dies not, nor Raphaël, nor Uriel" in Book III of his Exposition of the Christian Faith (III, 3, 20). St. Isidore of Seville treats to Uriel as the fourth Archangel in his Etymologies and tells us "We read, indeed, that as fire [Uriel] was sent from above, and fulfilled what was commanded" (VII, 5, 15).
On a similar vein, it's claimed that Pope St. Gregory I listed the seven archangels thus: Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, Simiel, Oriphiel, and Raguel. Unfortunately I've yet to find the primary source where he actually lists these names, but if it proves to be true, then it establishes a seven-angel local tradition in Rome roughly 150 years before Zachary's Council.
However, I'm not holding out hope because that wouldn't match his teaching on the Angels as given in Homily 34 on the Gospels (relevant part in English), where he talks about the Nine Orders in detail, but only discusses the three Archangels named in Scripture. I've met another dead end in a French source claiming Pope St. Pius V praised the Seven Archangels and likened them to the Seven Planets, but didn't give a date or even a Latin title for the supposed "papal bull." In spite of being Fake News, a translation of this quote's been copypasted all over the internet by exoteric and occult websites alike; for what it's worth, the earliest I've found this quote in English would be Blavatsky's Planetary Symbolism, as a footnote on page 16.
UPDATE (02/25/18): After more research, I'm coming to think the "Gregory the Great Archangel List" is false, as I'm not finding a shred of it in his Homilies on the Gospels or Homilies on Ezechiel, his Moralia on Job, his Dialogues, or any reference in scholarly work I've found addressing his teaching about angels (such as pp. 366-372 in this .pdf file). The entry at OrthodoxWiki refers to the list as belonging Gregory the Theologian (St. Gregory Nazanzius); there's no such reference in his discussion on Angels in the Second Theological Oration, and thus far I've yet to find such a list in his other works either. The research is still ongoing.
As of the present day, the use of names other than Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael is not approved, as per the Vatican's 2001 Directory on Popular Piety and the Liturgy. Section 217 tells us on no uncertain terms:
The practice of assigning names to the Holy Angels should be discouraged, except in the cases of Gabriel, Raphael and Michael whose names are contained in Holy Scripture.
Where Does This Bring Us Today?
This was great information, wasn't it? So now the question is what to do about it.
If you're someone who insists on being completely obedient to the letter, you can't do a damned thing. This is etched in stone and all possible workarounds disappeared for you in 2001. You've got four named angels to talk to, and that's it: Michael, Raphael, Gabriel, and your Guardian Angel (though that last is a title and not a name).
If you're somebody who doesn't care about all those rules and stuff, then you've got every option. Uriel and Barachiel can be your best friends, man. And make-believe dudes like Aiwass, Koot-Hoomi, Xenu, and Moroni can be your wing men!
If you're somebody who's in between these two extremes, you've got an option. You don't need to address any other angels by name, but either by title "Guardian Angel," or by Choir "Seraph," or by something they did in the past such as "Angel who delivered Peter from his chains." We can see all three of these things in the Litany of the Holy Angels Taken from Sacred Scripture published in 1644, and it's not hard to adapt this formula for our own private use.
As for me, I'm of two minds.
On the one hand I can understand the prohibition as a way to keep wannabe cult leaders from claiming "such-and-such a spirit revealed this message to me, now become my followers!" Whether Aldebert or Joseph Smith, we've seen this kind of thing time and again throughout history.
On the other hand, it's just as easy for a would-be cult leader to claim "I received this message from Jesus or St. Michael and he told me you should become my followers!" The people who'll follow these kinds of leaders will follow them anyway, and in modern society there's nothing any religious hierarchy can do to stop it.
And then there's a third hand, the fact that Eastern Catholics explicitly name seven Archangels – Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, Selathiel, Jehudiel, and Barachiel – and are allowed to seek their intercession. This is the exact list known to the Eastern Orthodox Church, and I find it schizophrenic that "our side" can't do something while "their side" can. While some will throw the "sui juris" excuse in my face, it's an excuse I reject because narrowing the list to just three archangels just isn't part of the Consensus Patrum. Theologically it's also a matter of adiaphora, meaning one's salvation isn't at stake.
The fourth hand, of course, is that a law that cannot be enforced can't pragmatically be called a law at all, and nobody is capable of enforcing what you do in your private devotions. That's between you and God, and ultimately you're the only two who have any real say. You can listen to the Church's precepts or to your spiritual director's input (and well you should!), but ultimately the final decision is up to you.
So for my personal practice, I have no problem calling upon the names of the Archangels as we have them from Biblical apocrypha, from Pseudo-Dionysius, or the alleged list attributed to Pope St. Gregory the Great. However, I also understand that a lot of people are leery of angel names outside what the Roman Directory approves. That's why I provide options and alternatives, after such options have been tested to make sure they work. My second post on the LRP is one such example. My current and ongoing work on the "Isidorian System" is another.
All in all, I hope this post finds itself helpful even if you find my conclusions anathema. At the very least you now have the sources where the ban on Uriel and the other angel-names comes from, you've seen what the actual documents themselves have to say, and you've been able to trace the history of this prohibition as far as the extant documents will allow.
UPDATE (02/25/18)
UPDATE (02/25/18): Uriel window from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church in Chicago, Illinois. According to their parish history, this window was placed around 1925. Many thanks to Frater Abdiel for showing me this link.
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Stephan Peters says:
Directory on popular piety and the liturgy. Principles and guidelines (December 2001) paragraph 217
217. Popular devotion to the Holy Angels, which is legitimate and good, can, however, also give rise to possible deviations:
when, as sometimes can happen, the faithful are taken by the idea that the world is subject to demiurgical struggles, or an incessant battle between good and evil spirits, or Angels and daemons, in which man is left at the mercy of superior forces and over which he is helpless; such cosmologies bear little relation to the true Gospel vision of the struggle to overcome the Devil, which requires moral commitment, a fundamental option for the Gospel, humility and prayer;
when the daily events of life, which have nothing or little to do with our progressive maturing on the journey towards Christ are read schematically or simplistically, indeed childishly, so as to ascribe all setbacks to the Devil and all success to the Guardian Angels. The practice of assigning names to the Holy Angels should be discouraged, except in the cases of Gabriel, Raphael and Michael whose names are contained in Holy Scripture.…
I'll be interested in what more you find out about Gregory the Great's "Archangel List."
Agostino says:
Thanks for sharing! After trying to research St. Gregory's "Archangel list" a little more, I'm convinced it's a dud. Every sermon or text I can find regarding St. Gregory the Great only finds him mentioning the names Michael, Gabriel, and Uriel, and then the Nine Orders. So I'm convinced the alleged list is fake.
At some point I want to try tracking down where this list really originated. Not a super priority at the moment, but will be posting to the blog once it's found.
The Bodleian Library has two Books of Hours from France circa 1500, that include Uriel in a litany to the Four Archangels.
(https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_1989)


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Cuba – Alexander + Roberts' "Classic Cuba" itinerary is an exploration of this year's top emerging destination. Island visitors will visit Ernest Hemingway's home where he lived and wrote for almost 20 years, browse Cuba's vibrant local markets and learn about Old Havana's architectural history, Afro-Cuban art, and music. Guests can enjoy this seven-night trip from $5,595 throughout 2017.
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Iceland – Travelers on Contiki's "Iceland" trip will discover Iceland's Nordic landscape and explore the vibrant capital city of Reykjavik. The four-day itinerary includes a stop at Iceland's famed Blue Lagoon and a search for the Northern Lights. Available throughout 2017 with prices from $875 per person.
Myanmar – Avalon Waterways' "Golden Myanmar & The Alluring Irrawaddy" itinerary is offered northbound or southbound along the Irrawaddy River and includes walking tours through local villages. Among other activities, guests will visit a monastery where they can offer alms to the monks and witness their lunch ritual. This captivating 14-day river cruise is available throughout 2017 and into 2018 from $3,659 per person.
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WATCH: Chester Zoo cameras capture okapi birth
Some believe okapis and their close relatives, the giraffes are 'forgotten giants'
The birth of a rare okapi - an unusual African animal that is the closest-living relative to the giraffe - has been caught on CCTV cameras at Chester Zoo.
The young male, who keepers have named Usala, was born to mum Stuma after a 14-and-a-half-month-long pregnancy.
His dad is called Dicky.
In the wild the okapi can only be found in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where their numbers are in decline due to habitat loss and hunting for their meat.
And with only 14 okapis in zoos in the UK, the arrival of Usala is an important boost to the breeding programme for the endangered animals.
"Silent extinction"
Curator of mammals, Tim Rowlands said: "Sadly okapis and their close relatives, the giraffes, continue to be forgotten giants.
"We tend to hear a fair bit about the threats faced by elephants and rhinos while most people think that giraffes are fine.
"This couldn't be further from the truth. Giraffes and okapi are going through a silent extinction.
"We need to start sticking our necks out for these species and hopefully being able to see the amazing arrival of Usala can really draw some much needed attention to these incredibly beautiful animals."
Keepers hope that the new calf will make its debut in the zoo's Secret World of the Okapi exhibit, which aims to raise the profile of the species and awareness of the threats it faces, later this month.


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"As a rule, I have a hard time figuring out where I fit," Harley says of his multifaceted career, "but I got into this because I'm trying to make the world a better place." One story and one song at a time.
So, join us for this entertaining performance on Tuesday, June 19th at 7 p.m. in the J. Henry Kegley Meeting Room at the Bristol Public Library. Reserved Seating is $20 and general admission is free, if available.


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even though their lives had changed for good.
We do not accept unsolicited manuscripts. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfoundation.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the Department of English at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Poem copyright 2017 by Richard Robbins, "Old Country Portraits," from Body Turn to Rain, (LynxHouse Press, 2017). Poem reprinted by permission of Richard Robbins and the publisher. Introduction copyright 2019 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction's author, Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-06.


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"Falls will happen," cautions Dr. Averill. "The best defense to help avoid injury is to minimize risk factors in and around your home, workplace, and community. And in that split second as you begin to fall, remember how to prepare to land."
About Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation: Kessler Institute is one of only seven federally-designated Model Systems in the nation for the treatment and research of both traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. That same level of specialized care distinguishes Kessler's programs for stroke, neurologic diseases, amputation, orthopedic trauma, cancer and cardiac recovery. Top-ranked in rehabilitation by U.S. News & World Report for 25 consecutive years, Kessler Institute has four hospital campuses in West Orange, Saddle Brook, Chester and Marlton, N.J., and more than 100 outpatient Kessler Rehabilitation Center locations throughout the state. For more information, visit www.kessler-rehab.com.


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The March Back to Bonds
Troy Noor and Aaron Kolkman
Winter 2015 Edition
A March Back to Bonds
Post-QE Fixed Income Investing
Troy Noor, CFP®, CFA
Aaron Kolkman, CFP®, AAMS®
From December 2008 to October, 2014, the Federal Reserve System (Fed) moved through three rounds of Quantitative Easing (QE) designed to expand money supply and provide economic stimulus, purchasing a whopping $3.410 trillion in Treasury bonds, Mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and Government-sponsored enterprises (GSE) debt, (such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac). Unfortunately, money supply did not expand per se; rather, cash shifted to commercial banks which remain at once reluctant, and - post-Dodd-Frank Financial Reform (2010) - less able, to lend it. Meanwhile, from March 10, 2009 through December 26, 2014 global equity prices marched higher for 12 months longer than the average bull market, setting new all-time highs in major indexes, and lining investors pockets with re-recreated wealth, as one of the six longest bull markets in U.S. history moved domestic equity indexes up over 200%.*
So what about bonds? A slightly upward-sloping yield curve became the norm over the 2009-2014 period, with short-term rates held near zero and long-term yields receiving downward pressure from the aforementioned QE exercises [10-year Treasury bonds held between 1.49% (Jun 30, 2012) and 3.84% (Dec 1, 2009)].
As the Fed concluded its QE programs in October, 2014, fixed income investors initially feared lower demand and lower prices for bonds, and corresponding increases to long-term yields. So far, the opposite has occurred, a trend likely to continue in the short run.
Volatility in equities. Over the past 5 years, profit margins for S&P 500 constituents are at all-time highs due primarily to 1) productivity gains received from technology infrastructure improvements, financed by relatively inexpensive capital, and 2) low wage inflation. As capital costs rise and labor markets tighten, margins compress and earnings growth becomes harder to achieve. These dynamics can drive increased stock price volatility, as more companies fail to meet earning expectations.
Global demand for credit quality. Ongoing stock market volatility shifts conservative capital to seek safety in bonds – the same investors who generally demand a higher credit quality portfolio (after all, this "March Back to Bonds" is a flight to safety in the first place, not a search for yield). This increasing demand for high-quality bonds means price stability for investors in both government and agency securities, as well as with companies with solid balance sheets.
QE Capital Reinvestment. Although QE has ended officially, an accommodative monetary policy remains. Further, the Fed's own balance sheet has already exhausted its short-term Treasury holdings in favor of longer-term maturities. The Fed's current dovish stance indicates that any near-term maturities will likely be reinvested into longer bonds, keeping downward pressure on long-term interest in the years ahead.
For additional information, contact Aaron Kolkman at: (877) 664-2583 or aaron@blvdwealth.com.
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*S&P 500 Mar 9, 2009 close = 676.53 / S&P 500 Dec 26, 2014 close = 2092.70
*DJIA Mar 9, 2009 close = 6547.05 / DJIA Dec 26, 2014 close = 18,053.71
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Recommended accommodation - Aniane, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Aniane hotels
Hostellerie Saint Benoît price per day from € 68 Hostellerie Saint Benoît is situated in the wine-producing region of Languedoc-Roussillon 300 metres from Aniane town centre. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV and a work space with a desk. Free Wi-Fi access is available in public areas and some rooms..
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Caves, churches, forests, library, marina, water parks, theme parks, zoo, waterfalls, wine cellar, restaurants, tennis courts, swimming, walking paths, sailing club, cycling, fishing, horse riding, golf club, windsurfing, water ski, mountain biking, hunting, bird watching, casinos, hiking, rafting
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Aniane - Montpellier: 25 km
Aniane - Marseille: 151 km
Aniane - Lyon: 250 km
Aniane - Saint-jean-de-fos (0+ accommodation units): 3 km
Aniane - Gignac (0+ accommodation units): 5 km
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Aniane - Arboras (3+ accommodation units): 9 km
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Aniane - Vailhauqucs (0+ accommodation units): 11 km
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Aniane - Vendémian (3+ villas): 12 km
ZOO Henri de Lunaret, Montpellier, 23.6 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Cathedral St-Pierre, Montpellier, 24.4 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Art Museum Fabre, Montpellier, 24.9 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Jardin des Plantes, Montpellier, 27 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Aquarium Mare Nostrum, Montpellier, 28 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Museum Villa Loupian, Montpellier, 28.3 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Park Domaine de Grammont, Montpellier, 28.7 km from the centre of town of Aniane.
Ski resort Mont Aigoual, number of ski pistes: 15. 50 km from town of Aniane.
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A bit back I lamented here how my Communications Corner colleagues and I might be losing our very favorite spot for quick, easy and quite tasty business lunches.
Our most recent trip from the Liverpool Public Library to Bangkok Thai, though, led to the discovery of good news.
The for sale signs were down. The retiring owners had finalized a deal to sell the joint. New folks will be keeping the menu starting in mid-February.
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'I Think I'm Possessed': Our Fascination with Satanic Horror
Saturday March 26, 2016 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Does the Devil make us do it? Satan, demons, and demonic possession continue to be a part of contemporary pop culture, including film and television. Why do these topics provide us with fear and fascination? This discussion will look at the past that set the groundwork for where we are now, including films like "The Exorcist", "The Omen" films, "The Sentinel," Rosemary's Baby, moving to "The Possession of Emily Rose" as well as past television treatments like "Satan's Triangle" (1975). Come hear a discussion of satanic fear the past related to our contemporary fascination with Satan and possession.
Angela Hartley
Melissa Merlot
Mark Middlemas
Sean Smithson Moderator
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Director: Jodie Foster
Screenplay: Jamie Linden and Alan DiFiore & Jim Kouf
Stars: George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Jack O'Connell
Rating: * * * (out of 5)
Fast, slick, enjoyable – and resonant with you for about as long as yesterday's stock market movements, Money Monster has the mainstream box-office in its sights as much as it's targeting the 1%. Jack O'Connell's financially stiffed blue-collar drone is as mad as hell at George Clooney's shyster TV pundit, so takes him hostage and straps an explosive vest to Clooney's designer suit, while Clooney's producer and Jiminy Cricket-esque conscience Julia Roberts has to keep the show on the air. Clooney's a fool, sure, but he's a side-shoal to the real vampire squid squeezing us dry and before you can say Stockholm Syndrome, our impromptu studio co-hosts are out to unmask the real villains, embodied by Dominic West's grinning CEO.
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