Classic French Chic Stripes Look & $200 Target Gift Card Giveaway!
Happy February 1st! So happy the month of January is behind us. My family and I were sick with flu-like symptoms for almost 2 weeks so it feels so good to be back to life with my full energy!
I'm kicking off February with a multi-blogger collaboration with my dear friend Ada from Elegance and Mommyhood who was one of the first one to welcome me with open arms to this amazing blogging community. Ada is celebrating her 6-years blogging anniversary and 100th Thursday Moda linkup with a $200 Target gift card giveaway!
All you have to do is click on the Rafflecopter Giveaway link below to enter to win!
What I love most about blogging is all the new fashionista friends I have made! Be sure to follow these fabulous ladies on Instagram or Blog'lovin.
For the occasion, I'm sharing how you can get that classic and effortless French Chic look with a basic Breton top. Just guess where this classic fitted long-sleeve t-shirt is from? Chez Target of course! This is such a timeless piece that you can easily transition into your Spring wardrobe. The best part is it's on clearance now for $7!
Complete this effortless chic look with a high-waisted black denim pants like these from GAP. The high-rise cut gives you more of a slim look. Any pair of booties will do but I'm a bit bias with the red booties. It does add a nice French touch with the stripes and the long dark blue denim coat (a staple I bought years ago when we lived in Istanbul, Turkey). A short denim jacket will do as well. The beret is from Canadian knitwear line Parkhust. A Christmas gift from my dear Mom who knows my style very well!
Hope you enjoyed this classic French girl look!
Next Post Valentine's Day in France & French Chic Date Outfit + a Link-Up!
Thank you so much for such sweet words Christine and for keeping it classically French today. I do try to welcome any and all new bloggers, The beret and red booties did it for me. But of course I love the classic Breton striped tee. Thanks again for collaborating with me especially for this one because 100 is a milestone indeed! I appreciate it!
Anytime Ada! This was a lot of fun! Thanks so much for stopping by!
The booties are the perfect pop of color!!
Christine, this is a fabulous look! I always love a great French-inspired outfit. And you can never go wrong with a classic Breton stripe paired with a beret. And your booties and jacket have me in a bit of swoon! So, so pretty. Have a fabulous weekend!
Thanks SO much Shelbee! Have a great weekend too!
Those booties add so much sass to the outfit!! How fabulous!!


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Fresh Air Weekend: Padma Lakshmi; Patrick Stewart
Published July 11, 2020 at 6:00 AM MST
Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi began collecting cookbooks and recipes in her teens. In the new Hulu series, Taste the Nation, she travels the country to learn how foods from different cultures contributed to American cuisine.
Fresh Air Weekend highlights some of the best interviews and reviews from past weeks, and new program elements specially paced for weekends. Our weekend show emphasizes interviews with writers, filmmakers, actors and musicians, and often includes excerpts from live in-studio concerts. This week:
Padma Lakshmi, Model, Actor And TV Host, Says Above All, She's A Writer: The Top Chef host started out as a model/actress, never intending to have a career in food. But she loved to cook and to write down recipes. Her new show, Taste the Nation, explores immigrant cooking.
Bob Dylan's 'Rough And Rowdy Ways' Breathes, Expands And Contracts: The good songs on Dylan's latest record inflate with interest; the mediocre songs start to shrink and slink away. And there's a striking amount of upbeat rhythm & blues on the album.
Patrick Stewart On His Return To 'Star Trek': 'I'm Braver Now Than I Was': Stewart is back as Jean-Luc Picard in the CBS All Access series Star Trek: Picard. He says he's changed as an actor over the years: "I am not averse to risk-taking and I don't judge myself."
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Padma Lakshmi, Model, Actor And TV Host, Says Above All, She's A Writer
Bob Dylan's 'Rough And Rowdy Ways' Breathes, Expands And Contracts
Patrick Stewart On His Return To 'Star Trek': 'I'm Braver Now Than I Was'
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We had an actual nurse's cap for our first dog, we were so impressed with her attentive care. There's something so sweet about a dog's tender, loving care.
Glad Leo's starting to feel better! You girls have obviously been working hard.
so glad he is feeling better. icky sick is the worst. when did Thea get so big?!?! they are adorable, as always.
ick, we were all sick over here too, no fun at all. would have been better with sweet dog nurses. hope he recovers soon!
Poor Leo- hope he feels better soon! Good thing he's got 'round the clock care! You take care- don't want you to get the icky sick, too!
PS: Are the pups for hire? Maybe when their work is finished over there, you can send them down to my sister's house. The twins have been sick for 2 weeks. My poor sis is in a sad state of affairs.
Aw... so sweet of the girls to cuddle up Leo when he's not feeling well! Hope he gets better soon. And we like the photo of Thea sleeping on Leo's head!
You have to watch that creativity! Tell Leo to FEEL BETTER NOW! Alsace is coming!
Awww, nothing says love like a dog tending to you when you don't feel good.
It reminds me of Charles Schultz saying, "Love is a warm puppy."
It's amazing how dialed-in they are. When I'm down with a migraine, they stick to where I am.
Last year, when Andrew had surgery, the dogs only left his side to eat and go to the bathroom.
I'm so glad to see that your house is similarly staffed with caretakers.
Lot of illnesses going around the past month or so. My cats also "tend" me when I'm feeling unwell. Pets really can comfort you in a way no human can.
What adorable care takers! My 28 pound kitty tends to us when we are sick too. I hope Leo is feeling better soon.
best to poor Leo. rest and get your strength back!
With all the loving nursing care Leo should be up and around very soon. I'm hoping he will be! My Macy gives me the same care when I'm sick. There is nothing better!
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Modelling erosion, sediment transport and sediment yield
This publication emphasises the diversity of the approach to modelling erosion and sediment yield and the need for closer integration of field monitoring and modelling activities, but nevertheless provides clear evidence of many significant advances and achievements within the general area. The central role that modelling must play in dealing with the many environmental problems associated with erosion and sediment transport and in the development of effective catchment management and sediment control strategies is also highlighted.
Edited by Wolfgang Summer and Desmond E. Walling | IHP-VI Technical Documents in Hydrology No. 60, UNESCO, Paris, 2002
What approach to the modelling of catchment scale erosion and sediment transport should be adopted? – R.J. Wasson
Soil erosion by water prediction technology developments in the United States – D.C. Flanagan, M.A.Nearing and L.D. Norton
Erosion and sediment yield modelling in the former USSR – N.N. Bobrovitskaya
Physically-based erosion and sediment yield modelling: the SHETRAN concept – J.C. Bathurst
Multiscale Green's function Monte Carlo approach to erosion modelling and its application to land use optimization – L. Mitas and H. Mitasova
Developments in physically-based overland flow modelling – W. Summer
Sediment transport modelling – combination of theoretical concepts and practical approach – C.T. Yang
Sediment transport analysed by energy derived concepts – W. Zhang and W. Summer
The linkage between hydrological processes and sediment transport at the river basin scale – a modelling study – V. Krysanova, J. Williams, G. Bürger and H. Österle
Essai de modélisation du risque d'érosion hydrique utilisant des paramèters socio-économiques. Cas d'une zone rural sénégalaise – A. Thioubou and M.W. Ostrowski
Trends in soil erosion and sediment yield in the alpine basin of the Austrian Danube – E. Klaghofer, K. Hintersteiner and W. Summer
Suspended sediment structure: implications for sediment transport/yield modelling – I.G. Droppo, D.E. Walling and E.D. Ongley
On assessment of erosion and model validation – B. Hasholt
Using 137Cs measurements to test distributed soil erosion and sediment delivery models – D.E. Walling and Q. He
In July 1998, the International Commission on Continental Erosion of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences organised a symposium in Vienna, Austria, with the theme Modelling Soil Erosion, Sediment Transport and Closely Related Hydrological Processes. The symposium was co-sponsored by UNESCO, as a contribution to IHP-V and more particularly to IHP-V Project 2.1 dealing with Vegetation, Land-Water Use and Erosion Processes and Project 6.2 concerned with Land Use, Deforestation, Erosion and Sedimentation in the Humid Tropics.
The symposium was held at the headquarters of the IAEA, and was widely agreed to have been a very successful meeting. The proceedings were published by IAHS Press (Modelling Soil Erosion, Sediment Transport and Closely Related Hydrological Processes, Proceedings of the Vienna Symposium, July 13–17, 1998, eds. W. Summer, E. Klaghofer and W. Zhang, IAHS Publication no. 249, 1998) and the 50 papers were contributed by authors from many different regions of the world.
The formal and informal discussion sessions at the meeting emphasised the diversity of the approach to modelling erosion and sediment yield and the need for closer integration of field monitoring and modelling activities, but nevertheless provided clear evidence of many significant advances and achievements within the general area. The discussions also highlighted the central role that modelling must play in dealing with the many environmental problems associated with erosion and sediment transport and in the development of effective catchment management and sediment control strategies.
To build on the success of the symposium and to contribute further to IHP-V Projects 2.1 and 6.2, it was agreed to assemble a collection of papers dealing with recent work on the field of modelling erosion, sediment transport and sediment yield, that could be published in the UNESCO Technical Documents in Hydrology Series, in order to demonstrate the state-of-the-art in this important area. Many of the papers built on contributions to the symposium, but others were solicited to extend the scope of the collection. The process of collating the papers into the final electronic form proved a lengthy task and the editors are grateful to the authors for their forbearance in accepting the resulting delays and in responding to requests for additional material. Particular thanks are extended to Dr Adrian Collins from the Department of Geography at the University of Exeter, UK, for his help with the final stages of the collation process.
Wolfgang Summer, Hagenbrunn, Austria
Desmond Walling, Department of Geography, University of Exeter, UK.


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Since August 17, 2015, the Irstea center of Aix-en-Provence is restructured as a single research unit, formed from the merger of three preexisting research units, with a research project focused on risk and vulnerability.
The Aix-en-Provence center is focused on natural and environmental risks. The researchers, engineers, technicians and doctoral students have multidisciplinary expertise in the fields of environmental sciences, earth sciences, engineering sciences and ecology. They work mainly on Mediterranean issues, as the region is characterized by a specific climate, a very present relief, extreme events (rain, drought and flood), various forms of urbanization and a very rich biodiversity.
Researches are focused on terrestrial, inland aquatic ecosystems, watersheds and river basins networks, hydrographic network, hydraulic structures including dams and river and sea dykes.
Research approaches are transverse and are interested in the analysis and risk assessment, in the tools and scenarios to be developed to achieve sustainable territories management . These cross-cutting approaches are possible only through an understanding of the processes involved and their modeling.
Risks, Ecosystems, Vulnerability, Environment, Resilience (RECOVER)
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A research unit consisting of 4 teams
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110 people, including 60 researchers and engineers (including around 10 post-doctoral students), 15 to 20 doctoral students
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Baalbeck – Discover Lebanon Series
Baalbeck is a town in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon, altitude 1,170 m, situated east of the Litani River.
Baalbeck is famous for its exquisitely detailed and monumentally scaled temple ruins of the Roman period, known as Heliopolis it was one of the largest sanctuaries in the Empire. The town is located about 85 km north east of Beirut, and about 75 km north of Damascus. It has population of approximately 72.000 habitants.
The history of Baalbeck dates back around 5000 years. Excavations near the Jupiter temple have revealed the existence of ancient human habitation dating to the Early Bronze Age (2900-2300 BC). The Phoenicians settled in Baalbeck as early as 2000 BC and built their first temple dedicated to the God Baal, the Sun God, from which the city got its name.
The city retained its religious function during Roman times, when the sanctuary of the Heliopolitan Jupiter-Baal was a pilgrimage site. Trajan's biographer records that the Emperor consulted the oracle there. Trajan inquired of the Heliopolitan Jupiter whether he would return alive or dead from his wars against the Persians. In reply, the god presented him with a vine shoot cut into pieces. Theodosius Macrobius, a Latin grammarian of the 5th century AD, mentioned Zeus Heliopolitanus and the temple as a place of oracular divination. Starting in the last quarter of the 1st century BC and over a period of two centuries, the Romans had built a temple complex in Baalbeck consisting of three temples: Jupiter, Bacchus and Venus. On a nearby hill, they built a fourth temple dedicated to Mercury.
The city, then known as Heliopolis (there was another Heliopolis in Egypt, meaning Sun City), was made a colonia by the Roman Empire in 15 BC and a legion was stationed there. Work on the religious complex there lasted over a century and a half and was never completed. The dedication of the present temple ruins, the largest religious building in the entire Roman Empire, dates from the reign of Septimus Severus, whose coins first show the two temples. The great courts of approach were not finished before the reigns of Caracalla and Philip. In commemoration, no doubt, of the dedication of the new sanctuaries, Severus conferred the rights of the ius Itali***** on the city. Today, only six Corinthian columns remain standing. Eight more were disassembled and shipped to Constantinople under Justinian's orders, for his basilica of Hagia Sophia. Justinian's orders, for his basilica of Hagia Sophia.
Baalbeck is home to the annual Baalbeck International Festival that it is the oldest and most known cultural event in the Middle East and the eastern Mediterranean. Since 1955, hundreds of thousands of people from around the world have traveled to the city of Baalbeck to attend the annual festival. Classical music, dance, theater, opera, and jazz as well as modern world music are performed each July and August in the ancient Roman Acropolis, one of the largest and well preserved Roman temples ever built.
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At First State of the City Address, Mayor Michelle Wu '07 Promises City Planning Overhaul
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Study Away Option Prompts Mixed Reactions from International Students
The Bodleian Library is the main research library at the University of Oxford. By Shera S. Avi-Yonah
By Kevin A. Simauchi, Crimson Staff Writer
International students who planned to pursue their studies at their local universities this semester have had to grapple with grueling applications, uncertainty over the transferability of their class credits, and conflicting deadlines.
These challenges have pushed some Harvard students living outside of the United States to put their college education on pause as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Others, especially those in the United Kingdom, were able to continue their studies at universities abroad with little disruption.
On July 15, Harvard College announced that it would allow international undergraduates to pursue a study away option. College students living abroad would be able to enroll and transfer credits from accredited programs in their home countries. Several students said they were initially pleased about the possibility of choosing from a wider variety of classes and having greater flexibility in their schedules.
Those who pursued study away were asked to complete their local university's application process and discuss courses they would like to apply towards their concentration with their department's Director of Undergraduate Studies or head tutor.
William H.W. Wu '22, who is now enrolled at National Taiwan University, described that process as nightmarish.
"I only got one course that I got from the lottery and approved by Harvard," Wu said.
After communicating with Harvard's Office of International Education, Wu reasoned that because he only had one transferable class credit, his course load at National Taiwan University did not merit enrolling at Harvard. He eventually decided to declare a leave of absence.
"I feel like just transferring that one-course credit and [having] to basically forgo a semester at Harvard, it's just unreasonable and also very wasteful because being at Harvard—it's the core of the experience," Wu added.
Noah Miles '23 also had plans to pursue study away by enrolling at Australian National University. Like Wu, though, he eventually decided to take a leave of absence, citing scheduling concerns.
Harvard's announcement of the study away program came 14 days after Australian National University's second semester began. Had Miles continued to push for his enrollment at ANU, he would have been asked to move from his home in Adelaide to ANU's campus, enroll, and start classes in just three days.
"Ultimately, the timing didn't work out," Miles said.
For students living in the United Kingdom, however, the study away option was more viable. A total of 13 Harvard students were able to apply and enroll as visiting students at the University of Oxford within a month of the study away program's inception.
Naomi Freud, Fellow and Director of Studies for Registered Visiting Students at St. Catherine's College at the University of Oxford described those three weeks as a "positive frenzy of activity."
Freud said she closely followed the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's ruling that would have barred students on F-1 visas from returning to the United States if they could not take an in-person course.
In light of ICE's announcement, Freud reached out to Harvard's Office of International Education on July 11 to see if there was any way she could help students. After Harvard and MIT sued the ICE and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to counter their ruling, the agencies agreed to rescind the policy.
"We had a series of meetings on Saturday and Sunday [July 11 and 12], and then the first person to send in their application was on the 14th of July," Freud said. "So from the 11th to the 14th we were setting it up and then the last student applied—he got in—it was on the fifth of August."
Over the years, Harvard has sent in a number of visiting students to St. Catherine's College, making it easier to facilitate communication between institutions.
"Students from Harvard have been coming to St. Catherine's for some time and I've met them personally," Freud said. "So, we know each other very well."
The Office of International Education's established links meant that British students generally knew who to contact and could expect their plan of study to transfer between Harvard and Oxford.
Angela C. Eichhorst '22 said she knew other British students from Harvard also enrolling at Oxford.
"I felt like other people had talked to OIE a lot more and then I kind of took a bit of a shortcut because other people put in more of the legwork first," Eichhorst, a Crimson magazine editor, said. "People on this British group chat were like sending each other helpful emails that people could contact, so I would then talk to those people at the OIE or at Oxford."
Humza K. Mahmood '23, another British student enrolling at Worcester College at the University of Oxford, mentioned he was looking forward to getting involved in activities and on-campus life — an aspect of college that he would not be able to have during a remote semester at Harvard.
"I'm on a bit of an adventure, but closer to home," Mahmood said.
—Staff writer Kevin A. Simauchi can be reached at kevin.simauchi@thecrimson.com. Follow him on Twitter at @simauchi.
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Six countries participating in the Kuwait conference inform Iraq of non-compliance with its commitments
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Kuwait calls on countries participating in the conference to rebuild Iraq to fulfill their obligations Reconstruction and building Economy News _ Baghdad Kuwait, which participated in the Conference on the Reconstruction of Iraq, which hosted Kuwait in February last year, to fulfill its obligations. Kuwait's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Mansour Al-Otaibi, said during the session of the Security Council on Iraq, according to the official Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), that he "encouraged all countries that participated in the conference to fulfill its commitments," expressing hope for "cooperation and coordination With the Iraqi government to establish a mechanism to follow up on the implementation of those commitments to contribute to achieving the aspirations of Iraqis. " Al-Otaibi added that "our bilateral relationship with the Republic of Iraq is witnessing continuous and positive developments, turning the page of that painful past, opening a new page of fruitful cooperation and translating this approach by solving the remaining outstanding issues." He continued, "Bilateral visits are at the highest level, most notably the visit of the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah last June and the joint bilateral committees are an important indicator to strengthen that cooperation." "Since the demise of Saddam Hussein's regime, Kuwait has provided all kinds of support and assistance to the Iraqi people," he said. He continued: "We look forward to strengthening support by investing promising opportunities in the so-called relations and raise them to the level of ambition and achieve the two countries and their peoples progress and prosperity," praising the "commitment and commitment shown by Iraq in fulfilling all remaining international obligations stipulated in the relevant Security Council resolutions towards State of Kuwait as required. " Views: 14 Date Added: 29/08/2019
Kuwait calls on countries participating in the conference to rebuild Iraq to fulfill their obligations
Emir of Kuwait: ready to host an international conference for the reconstruction of the liberated areas in Iraq 2 hours ago | Wrote: MENA | 0 Tweet Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah - File photoPhotography: Others Eternal Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah Al - Ahmad his country 's readiness to host an international conference aimed at rebuilding the liberated areas in Iraq before the end of the year. This came during a telephone conversation between the Emir of Kuwait and Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi, according to Kuwait News Agency «Kuna» on Tuesday. He presented the Emir of Kuwait congratulated the Prime Minister and the Iraqi people to mark the liberation of the city of Mosul , the terrorist organization Daesh. In turn, the Iraqi prime minister thanked the Emir of Kuwait on this initiative, stressing the strength of relations between the two countries. The Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi had arrived in Mosul recently to declare victory on the organization «Daesh» terrorist in the north of the city after 9 months of fighting fierce battles in populated areas.


Frank Litterscheid - A Prelude to "Julius Caesar"
A Prelude to "Julius Caesar"
In April 1877, the not yet 19-year-old Hans Rott was already working on his third theatre-related composition, A Prelude to Julius Caesar.
A few months before, on November 29, 1876, Rott had begun the fair copy of his Hamlet Overture the first drafts of which date back to July of the same year. But after some pages the score breaks off although the draft for piano seems to be complete.
In parallel, he is working on an opera from summer to autumn 1876. With a degree of certainty the title Herrmannsschlacht [sic] refers to Kleist's drama of the same title. Presumably Rott's only opera project seems to have got stuck, however, at an early stage already, for just a few fragmentary notes have come down to us.
There is no hint when exactly the work on A Prelude to Julius Caesar did begin. The first date mentioned in this context is April 10, 1877. As this date is written down on the first page of the score, it can be assumed that Rott had concerned himself with this work earlier, the more so as already 20 days later the last of the 18 score pages, dated April 30, 1877, is reached. We do not know when Rott wrote the fair copy of the score and the single parts. Anyway, A Prelude to Julius Caesar is his first completely finished work of music for the theatre we know and after the Prelude for Orchestra (finished on November 7, 1876), presumably Rott's second complete work for a symphony orchestra in general. And it is already here that we discover composition techniques which he is to use and refine later in his Symphony No. 1 in E major. Even the beginning of the main theme of the symphony could have been developed from the "Caesar" theme as from bar 10 on.
Less than two months later he begins to take notes for the forth and last work with a direct context to the theatre. Later Rott deleted this context on purpose. The original title A Prelude to Elsbeth was altered into Pastoral Prelude in June 1880. Presumably Rott wanted to submit this prelude for the state scholarship along with the symphony and a string sextet.
At a first glance it may be amazing that Rott should have concerned himself with the music-theatre at such an early stage but it soon becomes clear that this genre literally must have pressed itself upon him for Hans Rott grew up in the world of the theatre. His father, Carl Mathias Rott, was a famous actor and singing comedian, his mother, Maria Rosalia Lutz, a likewise recognized actress and singer. Add to this Rott held Wagner in great veneration. From 1875 to 1879 Rott had been a member of the Viennese Academic Wagner Society, and in August 1876 he attended the first Bayreuth Festival (together with Anton Bruckner and others). Already on March 2, 1876 he had attended a performance of Lohengrin in Vienna with Wagner conducting.
So much for a sketchy outline of Rott's affinity for the music-theatre. There may be several reasons why he chose the aforementioned dramas. There had been nine performances of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar between September 25 and October 5, 1875 at the Theater an der Wien and 99 performances at the Burgtheater between May 27, 1850 and June 2, 1912. The play Herrmannsschlacht was performed 11 times between October 15 and 27, 1875 at the Theater an der Wien. Evidently, this work belonged to Rott's library. It is also known that Rott owned Shakespeare editions so that he may have had also Hamlet and Julius Caesar. Only Elsbeth could not be definitely allocated so far.
With regard to Richard Wagner there is one characteristic in Rott's music for the theatre. They are his only works for orchestra in that time in which Rott uses a tuba. He returns to this instrument only later on in a set of parts of his Symphony No. 1 in E major. Rott may have known and appreciated the use of the tuba in Wagner's works.
An autograph score survived, and so did an autograph score copy (partly with substantial alterations), autograph single parts as well as copies of the string parts, partly with autograph entries; all of them are kept in the music collections of the Austrian National Library.
Title page of Frank Litterscheid's edition, published by Doblinger.


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10 Signs You're an Introvert
1. You find small talk incredibly cumbersome.
Introverts are notoriously small talk-phobic, as they find idle chatter to be a source of anxiety, or at least annoyance. For many quiet types, chitchat can feel disingenuous.
"Let's clear one thing up: Introverts do not hate small talk because we dislike people," Laurie Helgoe writes in "Introvert Power: Why Your Inner Life Is Your Hidden Strength." "We hate small talk because we hate the barrier it creates between people."
2. You go to parties -– but not to meet people.
If you're an introvert, you may sometimes enjoy going to parties, but chances are, you're not going because you're excited to meet new people. At a party, most introverts would rather spend time with people they already know and feel comfortable around. If you happen to meet a new person that you connect with, great — but meeting people is rarely the goal.
3. You often feel alone in a crowd.
Ever feel like an outsider in the middle of social gatherings and group activities, even with people you know?
"If you tend to find yourself feeling alone in a crowd, you might be an introvert," says Dembling. "We might let friends or activities pick us, rather than extending our own invitations."
4. Networking makes you feel like a phony.
Networking (read: small-talk with the end goal of advancing your career) can feel particularly disingenuous for introverts, who crave authenticity in their interactions.
"Networking is stressful if we do it in the ways that are stressful to us," Dembling says, advising introverts to network in small, intimate groups rather than at large mixers.
5. You've been called "too intense."
Do you have a penchant for philosophical conversations and a love of thought-provoking books and movies? If so, you're a textbook introvert.
"Introverts like to jump into the deep end," says Dembling.
6. You're easily distracted.
While extroverts tend to get bored easily when they don't have enough to do, introverts have the opposite problem — they get easily distracted and overwhelmed in environments with an excess of stimulation.
"Extroverts are commonly found to be more easily bored than introverts on monotonous tasks, probably because they require and thrive on high levels of stimulation," Clark University researchers wrote in a paper published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. "In contrast, introverts are more easily distracted than extroverts and, hence, prefer relatively unstimulating environments."
7. Downtime doesn't feel unproductive to you.
One of the most fundamental characteristics of introverts is that they need time alone to recharge their batteries. Whereas an extrovert might get bored or antsy spending a day at home alone with tea and a stack of magazines, this sort of down time feels necessary and satisfying to an introvert.
8. Giving a talk in front of 500 people is less stressful than having to mingle with those people afterwards.
Introverts can be excellent leaders and public speakers — and although they're stereotyped as being the shrinking violet, they don't necessarily shy away from the spotlight. Performers like Lady Gaga, Christina Aguilera and Emma Watson all identify as introverts, and an estimated 40 percent of CEOs have introverted personalities. Instead, an introvert might struggle more with meeting and greeting large groups of people on an individual basis.
9. When you get on the subway, you sit at the end of the bench -– not in the middle.
Whenever possible, introverts tend to avoid being surrounded by people on all sides.
"We're likely to sit in places where we can get away when we're ready to — easily," says Dembling. "When I go to the theatre, I want the aisle seat or the back seat."
10. You start to shut down after you've been active for too long.
Do you start to get tired and unresponsive after you've been out and about for too long? It's likely because you're trying to conserve energy. Everything introverts do in the outside world causes them to expend energy, after which they'll need to go back and replenish their stores in a quiet environment, says Dembling. Short of a quiet place to go, many introverts will resort to zoning out.
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Considering the anti-tax reputation of Virginia voters, it is not surprising that most state officeholders take a pledge not to raise taxes when they're up for re-election. Governor Mark Warner (D) was no exception, nor was Republican State Senator John Chichester.
By late 2003 those promises were forgotten as Gov. Warner submitted a budget that included $1 billion in tax hikes under the banner of "tax reform," and Senator Chichester responded with a tax hike almost 4 times bigger.
So far the truly anti-tax House of Delegates has opposed both tax hike plans, but even the House eventually passed a budget that raised some taxes.
Our concern is not with party, or even so much with revenue-raising. Our concern is with tax policy. Not one of the plans that have been put forward deserves the name of tax reform, and not one will improve Virginia 's business climate.
In our annual ranking of the states' business tax climates, Virginia ranked 21st, which is remarkably poor for a state with a comparatively low state-local tax burden. Gov. Warner was right that Virginia needs tax reform, but he is wrong to think that his plan is real tax reform.
The General Assembly needs a distinctly different plan that can raise needed revenue and deliver honest-to-goodness tax reform.
We have devised such a plan (see Tax Foundation Special Report, No. 127, described on page 10). It follows the principles of fairness and simplicity, and it would give Virginia one of the most economically competitive tax systems in the country. It is revenue neutral, as all tax reform should be, to put aside any suspicion that the ulterior motive is to raise or lower revenue. Of course, the same sound principles could be adapted to a higher or lower revenue stream.
The "6 and 6" Plan We call our proposal the "6 and 6 plan" because it relies heavily on flat 6% taxes on individual and corporate income. Meanwhile, it targets for repeal the sales tax, the estate tax and the business and professional organization license tax (BPOL).
Scrap the Sales Tax Sales tax collection has become a nightmare and will probably continue shrinking nationwide as a share of state revenue. Internet-shoppers have joined cross-border travelers and catalog users in avoiding the tax. Raising the rate just creates a vicious cycle, punishing "brick-and-mortar" retail and giving shoppers even more reason to avoid the tax. Virginia legislators should reverse the flow of shoppers and bring their business in state.
On the fairness front, sales taxes generally hit low-income people harder because they spend most of their money on basic, taxable products. Meanwhile, higher-income people spend a lot on untaxed services.
Attempts to make the sales tax fairer by extending it from basic products to tax exempt services—the House plan does this—causes "tax pyramiding." That's what happens when businesses pay sales tax on equipment and services, then resell their products with another sales tax, effectively charging tax on tax.
Flatten the Income Tax Virginia should replacing its 4-bracket income tax structure with a flat 6% rate, allowing no deductions except for a generous exemption of $3,700 per person.
This higher tax with no deductions for interest or charitable giving would collect a lot more revenue. By itself, this would be a hardship, but as part of the whole package, it's worth it. Keeping popular deductions would force the rate up into uncompetitive territory.
One major bonus of this heavy reliance on the state income tax is federal deductibility. Virginians would deduct almost $3 billion more every year on their federal 1040s, saving $390 million in taxes. That savings alone could almost finance Gov. Warner's plans for higher spending.
Match Income Tax Rates for Individuals and Corporations When tax time rolls around, many businesses can guide income into either the "corporate income" column or the "individual income" column. It's wise, therefore, for the state to keep the individual and corporate rates the same, and with as few deductions and exemptions as possible on both sides. In the matter of tax avoidance schemes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of audits.
Raise the Gas Tax 7 Cents Currently, a half-cent of the sales tax is devoted to transportation. This would make up that revenue.
Repeal the Estate Tax Virginia can keep its wealthy retirees and foster small business growth. Warner's plan comes so close to eliminating the estate tax that one wonders why he can't pull the trigger. Why keep that monstrous administrative superstructure in law for so little revenue.
Repeal the Business License Tax The obscure business and professional occupation license tax (BPOL) is a job-killer because unlike a corporate income tax that varies with profitability, this gross receipts tax hits even during economic slumps.
Adopting the Tax Foundation's "6 and 6" plan would greatly improve Virginia 's business tax climate, and save on federal taxes to boot.
Raising taxes isn't what tax reform is about, but the General Assembly could do the state a world of good by focusing on true tax reform while it does its revenue business.


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RevoZport and its products have been available around the globe, but it's looking to make more of an impact on the large UK and European market. The RevoZport Racing Technology Ltd. branch of the company is located in the UK, but its Manufacturing division is all the way across the world in China, producing OEM quality carbon fiber. To expand their reach, they will be opening a new state-of-the-art showroom in Northwest London and coming out with a BMW 1M Raze GT kit to celebrate.
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Blick auf Venedig ist ein Hörspiel von Günter Eich, das in zwei Versionen existiert.

Inszenierungen 1952
Am 27. Mai 1952 sendete der SWF die Fassung unter der Regie von Christian Boehme.

Inhalt

Der am 4. Februar 1912 blind geborene Bettler Emilio Ratazzi steht allein da. Er wohnt in Venedig bei dem Polizisten Anselmo und dessen Frau in der ehemaligen Wohnung seiner verstorbenen Eltern in der Rughetta Bernardo 13 zur Miete. Emilio bettelt musizierend am Lido. Der deutsche Prof. Dr. Masch sorgt für eine Augen-Operation in Padua. Emilio kann sehen und muss alsbald eine Stellung finden. Niemand in Venedig will einen 40-jährigen Körbeflechter, Straßenmusikanten oder Stenotypisten. In seiner Not leiht Emilio sich von Anselmo Geld und muss dem Polizisten die Miete schuldig bleiben. Emilio sehnt sich so sehr nach seiner geliebten Gaspara. Aber die 30-jährige Köchin sei nach Neapel gegangen.

Schließlich begreift Emilio, niemand wird ihn jemals beschäftigen. Also stellt er sich blind und bettelt am Lido weiter.  Prof. Dr. Masch taucht auf und schlägt Emilio mit einer Moralpredigt in die Flucht. Nur Gaspara könnte noch helfen. Auf der Suche nach Gasparas neuer Anschrift betritt er beherzt die Küche des Hotels Grande Italia. Das ist Gaspara ehemalige Arbeitsstelle. Aber Gaspara arbeitet noch dort. Emilio sieht, die Frau hat ein abgrundtief hässliches Gesicht. Als Emilio nach Padua zur Augen-Operation ging, hatte Gaspara die Neapel-Lüge erfunden.

Emilio sieht für sich keine Zukunft, schießt sich mit Anselmos Dienstpistole in den Kopf, überlebt, bleibt jedoch für immer blind. Günter Eich offeriert ein wunderschönes Happy End. Gaspara präsentiert dem ewigen Bettelmusikanten Emilio den gemeinsamen zehn Wochen alten Sohn. Das Kind kann sehen und ist kein bisschen hässlich.

Weitere Einzelheiten

Für die SWF-Inszenierung schrieb Hans Peter Haller die Musik. Hanns Bernhardt sprach den Emilio, Dagmar Altrichter die Gaspara, Wolfgang Golisch den Anselmo und Franz Everth den Prof. Masch.

Das Hörspiel wurde am 28. Mai 1952 im "Evangelischen Pressedienst/Kirche und Rundfunk" unter dem Titel "Lohnt es sich eigentlich?" besprochen. Wagner führt noch Rezensionen von Hans Georg Bonte und O. W. Studtmann aus demselben Jahr auf.

Christian Boehme hatte in Günter Eichs Text eingegriffen. Hingegen die NWDR-Neuproduktion unter der Regie von Gustav Burmester, am 22. Juli 1952 gesendet, folgt dem Original-Text.

Inszenierung 1960
Am 27. April 1960 sendeten der NDR und der BR die Fassung unter der Regie von Fritz Schröder-Jahn.

Inhalt

Günter Eich nimmt den blinden Bettler Benedetto in seine Zweitfassung hinein und lässt den moralisierenden deutschen Professor weg. Benedetto und der am 4. Februar 1920 geborene Emilio leben zusammen mit Gaspara in deren Haus in Venedig. In ihrer freien Zeit versuchen sich die drei Blinden an einem Projekt Benedettos – eine neuartige Blindensprache, so zwischen Venezianisch und Suaheli, die ganz auf Verben des Sehens verzichten möchte. Die Harmonie der drei blinden Sprachforscher geht in die Brüche, nachdem sich Emilio in der Universitätsklinik Padua erfolgreich hat operieren lassen. Der sehend gewordene Telefonist Emilio wird von dem Direktor des Hotels "Zur Lagune" nach knapp zwanzig Jahren entlassen. Ein neuer blinder Telefonist wartet schon. Als Emilio keine Stellung bekommt, lernt ihn Benedetto als "blinden" Bettler an.

Gaspara ist glücklich, als ihr Emilio versichert, sie sei sehr hübsch. Doch dem Polizisten Anselmo gesteht er, die Frau sei hässlich. Emilio zieht aus. Das Zusammenleben zweier Männer mit einer Frau ist ein öffentliches Ärgernis. Emilio lässt sich vor Benedetto verleugnen. Er habe einen Job auf Sizilien gefunden, lässt er ausrichten. Emilio schießt sich mit Anselmos Dienstwaffe in den Kopf und erblindet für immer. Das Leben zu dritt in Gasparas Behausung kann mit Sprachstudien weitergehen. Günter Eich erspart dem Hörer das Happy End mit dem kerngesunden Kleinstkind.

Weitere Einzelheiten

Für die NDR/BR-Inszenierung schrieb Johannes Aschenbrenner die Musik. Horst Frank sprach den Emilio, Gustl Halenke die Gaspara und Walter Richter den Benedetto.

Wagner nennt Rezensionen von Diehl, Friedhelm Baukloh und Klaus Colberg aus dem Jahr 1960.

Heinz Schwitzke habe Günter Eich zu der zweiten Version ermuntert.

Rezeption
 Karst zitiert zur Zweitfassung aus dem "Evangelischen Pressedienst/Kirche und Rundfunk": "Günter Eich hätte sein neues Hörspiel anders nennen sollen, denn es ist ein neues Hörspiel,..."
 Höllerer lobt die Poesie in der Hörspiel-Prosa der Stücke "Blick auf Venedig" und "Die Andere und ich". Wie weiland Büchner fange Günter Eich Gestik in seiner Sprache ein.
 Piontek spricht die dem Stück innewohnenden Bitternisse und ihre Darstellung ganz "ohne reißerischen Effekt" an: Durch "das »Geschenk« der Medizin in tiefstes soziales und seelisches Elend" gestürzt, kapituliert Emilio, sehend geworden, auf der Suche nach Arbeit letztendlich vor der "lähmenden Mechanik des Staatsapparates".
 Oppermann befasst sich mit einer ins Auge springenden Divergenz der beiden Fassungen: Das vorhandene/fehlende finale Glücksgefühl Emilios. Des Weiteren lasse der Lyriker Günter Eich das "Mißtrauen in das Sichtbare" erkennen und verhandele über die Unzulänglichkeit des Werkzeuges Sprache.
 Seit "Sabeth" schon und so auch hier sinniere Günter Eich "über Sprache und Wirklichkeit".
 Ein Mangel (fehlende Sehfähigkeit) werde – für manchen Sehenden schwer verständlich – als Positivum herausgestellt.
 Der Autor artikuliere seine Sympathie mit Außenseitern der Gesellschaft und favorisiere das Kartieren von Sprachlandschaften.

Literatur

Ausgaben
 Günter Eich: In anderen Sprachen. Vier Hörspiele: Meine sieben jungen Freunde. Die Stunde des Huflattichs. Blick auf Venedig. Man bittet zu läuten. Suhrkamp (Bibliothek Suhrkamp), Frankfurt am Main 1964. 223 Seiten
 Günter Eich: Fünfzehn Hörspiele. (Geh nicht nach El Kuwehd. Träume. Sabeth. Die Andere und ich. Blick auf Venedig. Der Tiger Jussuf. Meine sieben jungen Freunde. Die Mädchen aus Viterbo. Das Jahr Lazertis. Zinngeschrei. Die Stunde des Huflattichs. Die Brandung vor Setúbal. Allah hat hundert Namen. Festianus, Märtyrer. Man bittet zu läuten) Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1966 (Reihe: Die Bücher der Neunzehn, Bd. 136), 598 Seiten

Verwendete Ausgaben
 Günter Eich: Blick auf Venedig (I) (1952). S. 637–671 in: Karl Karst (Hrsg.): Günter Eich. Die Hörspiele 1. in: Gesammelte Werke in vier Bänden. Revidierte Ausgabe. Band II. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1991, ohne ISBN
 Günter Eich: Blick auf Venedig (II) (1960). S. 623–664 in: Karl Karst (Hrsg.): Günter Eich. Die Hörspiele 2. in: Gesammelte Werke in vier Bänden. Revidierte Ausgabe. Band III. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1991, ohne ISBN

Sekundärliteratur
 Heinz Schwitzke (Hrsg.): Reclams Hörspielführer. Unter Mitarbeit von Franz Hiesel, Werner Klippert, Jürgen Tomm. Reclam, Stuttgart 1969, ohne ISBN, 671 Seiten
 Walter Höllerer: Rede auf den Preisträger. (1959) S. 38–52 in Susanne Müller-Hanpft (Hrsg.): Über Günter Eich. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1970 (edition suhrkamp 402), 158 Seiten, ohne ISBN
 Heinz Piontek: Anruf und Verzauberung. Das Hörspielwerk Günter Eichs. (1955) S. 112–122 in Susanne Müller-Hanpft (Hrsg.): Über Günter Eich. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main 1970 (edition suhrkamp 402), 158 Seiten, ohne ISBN
 Michael Oppermann: Innere und äußere Wirklichkeit im Hörspielwerk Günter Eichs. Diss. Universität Hamburg 1989, Verlag Reinhard Fischer, München 1990, ISBN 3-88927-070-0
 Sabine Alber: Der Ort im freien Fall. Günter Eichs Maulwürfe im Kontext des Gesamtwerkes. Diss. Technische Universität Berlin 1992. Verlag Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1992 (Europäische Hochschulschriften. Reihe I, Deutsche Sprache und Literatur, Bd. 1329), ISBN 3-631-45070-2
 Sigurd Martin: Die Auren des Wort-Bildes. Günter Eichs Maulwurf-Poetik und die Theorie des versehenden Lesens. Diss. Universität Frankfurt am Main 1994. Röhrig Universitätsverlag, St. Ingbert 1995 (Mannheimer Studien zur Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaft, Bd. 3), ISBN 3-86110-057-6
 Hans-Ulrich Wagner: Günter Eich und der Rundfunk. Essay und Dokumentation. Verlag für Berlin-Brandenburg, Potsdam 1999, ISBN 3-932981-46-4 (Veröffentlichungen des Deutschen Rundfunkarchivs; Bd. 27)

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Literarisches Werk
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Q: Communication between Jsp page and Database I'm learning to programming and I'm trying to create in a page a list of booking that a user has done.
In particular, I would like to recover all the bookings made by a user using his email
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    arrivdate = r.getString("arrivalDate");
    %>
Email: <%= emailp %>

Arrival date: <%= arrivdate %>

           <% }}

            catch(Exception e)
                    {

                    }
            out.close();

            %>

I don't understand why nothing is printed.
Is it a query problem or a code problem that's wrong? do you know how to help me?
GRAVE: Servlet.service() for servlet [jsp] in context with path
> [/Apartment] threw exception [java.lang.IllegalStateException:
> Exception occurred when flushing data] with root cause
> java.io.IOException: Stream closed    at
> org.apache.jasper.runtime.JspWriterImpl.ensureOpen(JspWriterImpl.java:187)
>   at
> org.apache.jasper.runtime.JspWriterImpl.flushBuffer(JspWriterImpl.java:105)
>   at
> org.apache.jasper.runtime.PageContextImpl.release(PageContextImpl.java:180)
>   at
> org.apache.jasper.runtime.JspFactoryImpl.internalReleasePageContext(JspFactoryImpl.java:120)
>   at
> org.apache.jasper.runtime.JspFactoryImpl.releasePageContext(JspFactoryImpl.java:75)
>   at
> org.apache.jsp.Prenotazionieffettuate_jsp._jspService(Prenotazionieffettuate_jsp.java:198)
>   at org.apache.jasper.runtime.HttpJspBase.service(HttpJspBase.java:70)
>   at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:741)     at
> org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper.service(JspServletWrapper.java:444)
>   at
> org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.serviceJspFile(JspServlet.java:386)
>   at org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.service(JspServlet.java:330)
>   at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:741)     at
> org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:231)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:166)
>   at
> org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsFilter.doFilter(WsFilter.java:53)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:193)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:166)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:199)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:96)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.authenticator.AuthenticatorBase.invoke(AuthenticatorBase.java:494)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:139)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:92)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.valves.AbstractAccessLogValve.invoke(AbstractAccessLogValve.java:651)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:87)
>   at
> org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:343)
>   at
> org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Processor.service(Http11Processor.java:412)
>   at
> org.apache.coyote.AbstractProcessorLight.process(AbstractProcessorLight.java:66)
>   at
> org.apache.coyote.AbstractProtocol$ConnectionHandler.process(AbstractProtocol.java:754)
>   at
> org.apache.tomcat.util.net.NioEndpoint$SocketProcessor.doRun(NioEndpoint.java:1385)
>   at
> org.apache.tomcat.util.net.SocketProcessorBase.run(SocketProcessorBase.java:49)
>   at
> java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1149)
>   at
> java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:624)
>   at
> org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.TaskThread$WrappingRunnable.run(TaskThread.java:61)
>   at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)

A: I solved using this way:
String query="SELECT * FROM reservation WHERE email= '" + session.getAttribute("Email") + "'";

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Too many people confuse ancient Christianity with Catholicism—and need to get over their anti-Catholic prejudices.
I get this kind of pushback every so often. Because I write about Christianity, every so often I'm gonna write about medieval and ancient Christianity. The medieval stuff would be the Christianity which took place before Protestantism was invented in 1517. And the ancient stuff would be the Christianity which took place before Catholicism was invented—back when there was only one universal church, back before the Christians split into Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholics by holding separate Fourth Councils of Constantinople in the 870s (and finalized in the Great Schism of 1054).
But your average person nowadays doesn't know jack squat about history, much less Christian history. So as soon as I start writing about any Christian practices outside of their own particular denomination, some of 'em immediately assume I'm trying to push the denomination where those events took place. If it happened among Lutherans, they assume I've gone Lutheran; if it happened in the Church of England, they leap to the conclusion I'm a secret Episcopalian; and if among Catholics, I must be some kind of crypto-Catholic.
And they absolutely aren't Catholic. On the contrary: They're very, very anti-Catholic.
Usually they were raised to be. As was I. 'Member I mentioned I grew up Fundamentalist? I'd been baptized Catholic, but Mom left Catholicism for Protestantism when I was a preschooler. Well, we very quickly wound up in the sort of Fundie churches which were quick to warn us against the "dangers" and "evils" of the Roman church.
Chick's literature is notorious for how often he mangles simple facts; he can't even quote the King James Version accurately. But he's far from alone. His tract is just one of many distorted, slanderous, or just-pain-invented-from-scratch "facts" anti-Catholics will claim.
Where'd it come from? Politics.
There are a lot of anti-Catholics in the United States. There have been ever since our founding.
Y'see, the British colonies in North America were founded in the 1600s, decades after King Henry 8 left the Church of Rome in 1534 to create the Church of England. Henry didn't leave that church over theological differences. On the contrary; Henry had famously sided with the Catholics when it came to Martin Luther and Protestantism, with his 1521 book Defense of the Seven Sacraments. (It's what got him that title "Defender of the Faith" from Pope Leo 10.) Henry left the church over a power struggle: He wanted a divorce, and Pope Clement 7 wouldn't grant him one. So Henry took over the English church, and appointed an archbishop who granted him one.
Back then there was no such thing as separation of church and state. If you were a loyal British subject, you were either in the Church of England or the Scots Kirk. You might join one of the other denominations like the Quakers, but people would consider you weird and suspect. And Catholics were considered traitors and conspirators, who were either Irish insurgents, foreigners who wanted to overthrow the king and realign the state with Rome, or nutjobs who wished to blow up Parliament like Guy Fawkes. If you wanted to demonstrate your fealty towards Henry and his successors (except his Catholic daughter Mary, of course) you were expected to show your disdain for the Church of Rome and the papacy. For any reason: If you didn't know any real reasons, invented ones would do.
This mandatory Catholic-bashing leaked into the English, Scottish, and American churches, and we've been doing it ever since. Don't always realize why we do it. Don't care, either. We're quick to assume the worst, and reluctant to investigate rumors. Heck, I've encountered many people who are furious when I point out the rumors they spread are false. How dare I tell 'em to stop bashing the opposition? What kind of disloyal Protestant am I?
See, this partisanship—a work of the flesh, by the by Ga 5.20 —is so ingrained in people, we'll automatically defend it instead of questioning it. That's the trouble with works of the flesh: They're pretty well embedded in our flesh. Digging 'em out can hurt. So we'd rather not. More fun to have a bad guy we can bash, and feel all self-righteous about it. So we'll slam Catholics… and anyone else we consider heretic, like Mormons and Muslims.
If a Catholic is truly Catholic, they're an authentic, orthodox Christian.
Problem is, there's a very large, almost disproportionate number, of Christianists who consider themselves Catholic. The older a denomination gets, the more things get this way. To pagans, big and old mean institutional and successful, and that's how they wanna be seen. They belong to a "proper" church, a "real" church—and to them that's Catholicism. You'll find the very same attitude among the Orthodox and the mainline Protestants. And if your community has a big impressive megachurch, you'll see a lot of hypocrites join that crowd too. Everybody loves a winner.
Hence tons of so-called "Catholics" never go to Mass, disagree with half the stuff the pope teaches, have no clue what Jesus teaches, and wouldn't listen to him any more than they do their priests. Culturally they're "Catholic," but personally they're pagan. It's why I've learned to disregard our labels: When I meet people who call themselves Catholic, I pry to find out whether they're really Catholic. Likewise people who call themselves Baptist, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, a "bible-believing Christian," and so forth. Labels are far too often misapplied. Can't trust 'em.
So when I really want to know what a person believes, I get specific: Is Jesus God? Is the Holy Spirit a person? What's the purpose of communion? What's the purpose of confession? How's God's grace work? (Catholics have a slightly different answer from Protestants, but it's still good.) And if I wanna push their political buttons: How do you feel about abortion and the death penalty?
See, I've learned how a true Catholic should answer such questions. I read the Catechism. I know what their church officially teaches. If they can't answer these questions adequately, I know I've got a fake Catholic. Real Catholics not only know the answers, they care about these answers. Because they care about their relationship with Jesus—and the reason they participate in the life and teachings of their church, their one and only goal, is growing that relationship. In other words, true religion. 'Cause they're true Christians.
Yep, true Christians. They trust God's grace for their salvation. They can say the creeds and mean 'em. We might definitely differ on a lot of issues—and we might even mistakenly try to turn these issues into dealbreakers. But at the end of the day we're sisters and brothers in Christ.
Whereas fake Christians or fake Catholics: They won't seek and find any common ground. Or even bother to look for it.
Got an anti-Catholic? Then you may not have a Christian.
We're not saved by orthodoxy. We're saved by a having a relationship with God, through Jesus. What's the proof of this relationship? Such Christians are indwelt by the Holy Spirit, and as a result we produce fruit. Just that simple. No fruit, no Christian.
Fake Christians claim isn't not fruit which proves our Christianity; it's orthodoxy. If we don't believe all the right things, we're not Christian—and by this metric, they figure they're Christian, Catholics aren't, I'm not, and probably you aren't. It's often a mighty narrow metric.
But it's not Jesus's metric, it's not the scripture's metric, and Jesus isn't gonna give us a theology quiz before he lets us into the kingdom. He's gonna point to what we did—our fruit. Mt 25.31-46 You know his followers by their fruit; Mt 7.15-20 you know the phonies by their bad fruit. Again, no fruit, no Christian.
What kind of fruit do we see in your average anti-Catholic? It's not a compassionate concern for anyone's salvation. It's usually bile. Argumentativeness, partisanship, anger, fighting, slander; a whole lot of abusive behavior, and self-justification for every rotten thing they do and say. Ga 5.19-21 No love, patience, kindness, generosity, nor gentleness. Ga 5.22-23 Ain't none of it as Jesus would do. And that's how we know none of it comes from God.
So what're we really dealing with when we come across most anti-Catholics? Frankly, someone who wants to contribute to the works of the devil—and get away with it by claiming they're fighting for Jesus.
I'm not saying Protestants won't disagree with Catholics on various beliefs. Of course we will—and do. Heck, we disagree with fellow Protestants on various beliefs. We disagree with fellow members of our churches. Even siblings and spouses will argue! But like Paul instructed, anger needs to be cut off before the end of the day Ep 4.26 lest it fester into something worse. 'Cause it got really bad there for a long time. Catholics and Protestants killed one another over differing beliefs. But those actions aren't the actions of true Christians. They were done in the pursuit of power and authority. Not on God's behalf, no matter what these folks claimed. God will judge them for it. But those days are over, and need to remain over.
Our debates need to remain civil and respectful. And truthful—if we've misrepresented the other side, we need to admit it and repent, not defend our misbehavior because we desperately wanna win the fight. If we win any debate dishonestly, we've certainly not won it for God.
And at the end of the day—tough as this can be to swallow for certain know-it-alls—we must close with the recognition we're all trying to follow the same Lord, worship the same God, and obey the same Spirit. Maybe not perfectly, 'cause none of us have it right. But that's why we're saved by grace, right?


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University of Arizona Museum of Art in Tuscon will once again display de Kooning's Woman-Ochre after a restoration and exhibit at the Getty. The painting was stolen in 1985, and found in 2017 at an estate sale.
Willem de Kooning's 'Woman-Ochre,' recently rediscovered in an estate sale after being stolen from a museum in 1985, will finally see the light of day. Said to be worth $100 million, the painting was found for sale by a New Mexico antiques dealer in 2017. It had been cut from its frame and removed from the University of Arizona Museum of Art in Tuscon more than 3 decades earlier. The mystery of its theft is still under investigation by the FBI, but this week the painting comes out of storage for a quick cocktail reception at the museum in Tucson, before it heads to the Getty Center for restoration and then on loan for a 2020 exhibition in Los Angeles, writes Jori Finkel in the NYT.
In Italy on Wednesday, a painting of the Crucifixion by Flemish master Pieter Brueghel the Younger, worth millions, was snatched from a church. But police had earlier heard of the plot and switched out the artwork, placing a copy in the same spot at Santa Maria Maddalena church, in the town of Castelnuovo Magra in Liguria. Now, investigators will study surveillance footage of the theft to help determine the thieves' identities, reports BBC.
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It allows time for reflection. It's a space to think. It provides a springboard for doing. It provides you an opportunity to see things from new perspectives.
The approach you take to journaling must have an intentional mindset. You have to want to seek your darkest corners. The corners that seldomly, if ever, become exposed otherwise.
You have to want to feel the pain, and reality, of those darkest corners. You have to be honest with yourself about who you are and who you want to become.
Part of my daily journaling is reflecting on the things I am grateful for. This truly is anything and everything; the smallest of things to those of scale.
Gloves and hat on a cold day, hot water in the morning, a compliment you received from a friend, reading a book by the fire, etc. Most times, it's those very things we take for granted each and every day.
I am grateful for each morning I get to wake up my son and immediately go downstairs to the living room, consume our morning dosage of Curious George, while simply cuddling for ten to fifteen minutes before breakfast.
I am grateful for the moments in the morning when walking down the stairs into the bright morning light, as I'm carrying my son, he burrows his head into the pit of my neck and shoulder trying to block the bright light as he wakes up.
Gosh I love those moments.
It's those little things, those tiny moments, those quick and intimate exchanges that I will hold onto forever. It's the moments I look forward to each and every morning. It's the perfect start to my day.
These moments are the kind of moments that define our lives. They are the exact kind of moments we travel with throughout life's journey. They are the moments we cherish forever.
These are the moments I am forever grateful for.
What are some moments in your life that you are forever grateful for? Those small moments you will forever cherish?
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AI Algorithm Helps Support Earlier Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Posted by Keri Stephens | Jan 15, 2020 | Machine Learning & AI |
By Aine Cryts
An inability to remember events, problems finishing daily tasks, mood changes—such as depression or personality changes—and confusion about physical location or the passage of time. Those are four of the early signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, researchers at Mayo Clinic reveal. Approximately 5.8 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's, according to the Alzheimer's Association. The key to treating Alzheimer's is diagnosing it early.
"The hope is, future treatments could then target the disease in its earliest stages, before irreversible brain damage or mental decline has occurred," says the Alzheimer's Association. Enter a November 2018 study co-authored by Jae Ho Sohn, MD, a radiology resident at the University of California at San Francisco.
Published in Radiology, the study revealed that an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm used by Sohn's team can be used to diagnose early-stage Alzheimer's about six years prior to the final diagnosis. The AI algorithm uses a fluorine 18 fluorodeoxyglucose PET scan of the brain. Radiology editor David A. Bluemke, MD, described Sohn's research as "groundbreaking" in an announcement.
"It demonstrates the potential for state-of-the-art AI technology to help interpret the remarkably complex patterns on FDG PET imaging in patients with Alzheimer's disease. Even more hopeful for Alzheimer's patients, this same line of research will also apply to more specific PET tracers for detecting the disease," he continues.
Alzheimer's is a "very, very serious problem," Sohn tells AXIS Imaging News. That's particularly the case since the disease affects aging baby boomers. He cites the emotional and financial burdens of caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's. A 2019 study revealed that the cost to the U.S. economy of treating dementia, which includes Alzheimer's, is $290 billion annually.
The patients in the dataset used by Sohn's team were 55 to 93 years of age, thus the AI algorithm is optimized to analyze patients in this age group. He tells AXIS the AI algorithm may work with other age groups, but that will require external validation.
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Official Secretary to the Governor or Official Secretary to the Governor-General is an office in the Government House in various British overseas territories and Commonwealth realms. A similar office may be retained in some of the former British territories. In some countries or territories the titles Private Secretary, Personal Secretary or simply Secretary are used instead of Official Secretary. The Official Secretary is usually the general manager of the Government House and may have additional functions. In New Zealand and Canada, e.g., the Official Secretary is a civil service officer from the Prime Minister's Department or Office, but in Australia, the Official Secretary has become a position independent from the government.

List of Official Secretaries to the Governor

 Official Secretary to the Governor-General of Australia
 Official Secretary to the Governor of New South Wales (previous as Private Secretary to the Governor of New South Wales)
 Official Secretary to the Governor of Victoria
 Secretary to the Governor-General of The Bahamas
 Private Secretary to the Governor of Bermuda
 Secretary to the Governor General of Canada
 Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
 Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario (previously as Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada)
 Secretary to the Governor General of Ceylon
 Secretary to the Governor of the Falkland Islands
 Private Secretary to the Governor of Hong Kong (office renamed to Private Secretary to the Chief Executive in 1997)
 Personal Secretary to the Governor-General of Jamaica
 Official Secretary to the Governor-General of New Zealand
 Permanent Secretary to the Governor of the Turks and Caicos Islands

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