The last time we started to talk about this team "turning the corner," they collapsed and burned at Ewood Park, so I think we've all learned that lesson. It's going to take more than a 3-0 home win against Bolton Wanderers to right this ship. After a draw in what was arguably, on paper, Arsenal's most difficult match of the group stage at Dortmund two weeks ago, Arsenal will today play, on paper, their easiest match of the group stage, at home against Olympiacos, the champions of Greece.
With the North London derby looming in four days, Arsenal will look to continue their positive momentum going forward. The pain of conceding late at Dortmund will sting much more if Arsenal drops points at home. You simply must win your home games in the round robin stage to ensure qualification from the group. In addition, this team already has a fairly fragile psyche; with Tottenham on the horizon, Arsenal can't afford to be damaged any further. It's three points or bust today. After that, we can start talking about Sunday.
At least his thumbs are okay, so he can play more FIFA.
Photo: Guardian, via Jack's Twitter.
Arsenal nearly has enough players out injured to fill out a starting line-up; all four center backs they started the season with are unfit to play today's match. In addition to the already injured Thomas Vermaelen and Sebastien Squillaci, Johan Djourou is still within his "week" out with a hamstring strain and now Laurent Koscielny will miss this match with an ankle problem.
Koscielny is one of three players who picked up an injury against Bolton at the weekend; Gervinho will also miss the match with a mild thigh injury, and Theo Walcott is not fit to return from the knee strain he picked up in added time that forced his removal from the match. All three are expected to be fit for the North London derby on Sunday, which seems to indicate that a lot of this is precautionary. So, that's encouraging. But perhaps I'm just typing that to delude myself into feeling better.
Add to this the fact that the news regarding Jack Wilshere gets more bleak with each passing week, as he is now expected to be out until February, having undergone successful surgery on his ankle last week. After he came out of the match against the Red Bulls in late July, Jack originally said he'd be fit "in a few days." But, by now we all know what a "few days" really means in Arsenal time.
The injury to Koscielny leads to a selection conundrum for Arsene Wenger. With, as mentioned, four center halves out for this match, do you start a fairly untested but natural player in the position (in Ignasi Miquel) or a player with more experience who does not usually play the role (in Alex Song)? I'd personally suspect the latter.
Predicted Makeshift XI: Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Song, Gibbs, Frimpong, Ramsey, Arteta, Rosicky, Arshavin, van Persie.
One of Olympiacos's best offensive players, 20-year-old Ioannis Fetfatzidis, has been out since September 12th with an abdominal problem. His speed and skill have earned him the nickname "the Greek Messi." Giannis Maniatis and Ljubomir Fejsa have been out since the 17th.
Giannis Potouridis has returned to individual training since picking up a groin injury on the 16th, but is not expected to feature. Francisco Yeste has not yet played a league match, but could feature today.
Olympiacos has Olof Mellberg on their roster. The center back played 232 matches for Aston Villa from 2001 to 2008 and scored the first competitive goal in Emirates Stadium history.
2010. Looks like his hair was less spiky then.
The contrast between Arsenal's home form and away form in the Champions League is night and day. While they have struggled outside of England, the Emirates has been a fortress in European competition. They beat Udinese 1-0 there earlier this year in the qualifier. Last year, Arsenal won their three group stage home matches 6-0, 5-1, and 3-1, before then beating Barcelona 2-1 in the first leg of the Round of 16. The year before, they won 3-1 over Celtic in the qualifier, then won 2-0, 4-1, and 2-0 in group play, then beat Porto 5-0 and drew Barcelona 2-2 in the quarterfinal. Their last home loss in Europe came against Manchester United in 2009, and you'd have to go back to a 3-0 loss to Inter Milan in 2003's group stage for their last home loss against a team from outside of England.
Olympiacos started group play this year with a 1-0 home loss to Marseille. They have two wins from two in their Greek league matches this season, after winning the title last year. In Europe last year, Olympiacos participated in qualifying for the Europa League, where they lost in a play-off against Maccabi Tel-Aviv on away goals. The year prior, they advanced in the Champions League, along with Arsenal, from Group H. In the Round of 16, they were one away goal shy of advancing past Bordeaux, as they trailed in the second leg 2-1 on aggregate, but level in the tie-breaker. Had Olympiacos scored late, they would have been through on away goals, but Bordeaux scored in the 88th minute to seal the tie. That goal scorer? Marouane Chamakh.
Arsenal, against Olympiacos in December 2009.
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Arsenal and Olympiacos met in the group stage just two years ago, with both sides splitting the results. On matchday two, the sides met at the Emirates (just as they are this year) with Arsenal winning 2-0. Arsenal controlled the match's possession and tempo, but were stifled for most of the match by the Olympiacos defense. The breakthrough finally came in the 78th minute with a goal from Robin van Persie. Andrei Arshavin added the insurance goal in the 86th.
By the time the sides met in the reverse fixture, it was matchday six, and Arsenal had already won the group. For that reason, Arsene Wenger fielded what was essentially a Carling Cup-type squad, using the opportunity to blood some youngsters while also providing a run-out for more experienced players who needed time on the pitch. It was the youngest squad ever to start a Champions League match. Indeed, the starting XI was an interesting mix, featuring Lukasz Fabianski in goal and a back four of Kerrea Gilbert (now at Yeovil Town), Mikael Silvestre (who wore the captain's armband!), Kyle Bartley, and Thomas Cruise (still a free agent after being released from Arsenal this summer). The other six were Aaron Ramsey, Alex Song, Jack Wilshere, Theo Walcott, Carlos Vela, and Fran Merida. Olympiacos won 1-0, thanks to a goal from Leonardo just after the halftime restart. Arsenal used only one substitution in that match, giving a debut to Gilles Sunu in the 76th minute; he was brought on for Wilshere.
Prior to 2009, the last time Arsenal faced a Greek side in Champions League play was the group stage in 2004/05, when they drew Panathinaikos twice. Arsenal are unbeaten at home against Greek competition, winning five and drawing two. Olympiacos have lost all nine matches they've played on English soil, having only scored once, in a 3-1 defeat at Liverpool.
The match's crew of officials is from Spain and the referee is Carlos Velasco Carballo. He was at the center of last year's Europa League Final in Dublin, between Porto and Braga. He also took charge of matches involving a number of other English sides in last year's Champions League, including: Chelsea's 2-0 win at Spartak Moscow, Tottenham's 3-3 draw at Twente, Manchester United's 2-1 win over Marseille in the round of 16, and United's 2-0 win over Schalke in the first leg of the semifinal.
He has worked two matches in La Liga this year, including last week's 2-2 draw between Barcelona and Valencia. In those two matches, he has shown eight yellow cards and one red.
Basel had United on the ropes for a while. That was fun.
In a round-up of yesterday's matches, an early match saw Inter Milan blow a 2-0 lead, but go on to beat CSKA Moscow anyway, 3-2. As for the Manchester sides, United blew a 2-0 lead, trailed 3-2, then scored in the 90th to draw 3-3 at Old Trafford, while Manchester City were outclassed by Bayern Munich, 2-0 in Germany. Elsewhere around Europe, Lyon beat Dinamo Zagreb 2-0, Real Madrid easily handled Ajax 3-0, Benfica picked up a 1-0 win in Romania putting them at the top of United's group, Napoli beat Villarreal 2-0, and Lille played to a 1-1 draw in Turkey with Trabzonspor.
Elsewhere today, the other Group F match sees Marseille hosting Dortmund, while Chelsea is at Valencia. Also, Bayer Leverkeusen hosts Genk, Porto travels to Russia to face Zenit, Cypriot side APOEL is at Shakhtar Donetsk in Ukraine, AC Milan is hosting Plzen, and Barcelona travels to Belarus (glamorous!) to face BATE Borisov.


Bonus Blogs as we have an extra couple hours in Padua hiding from the cold dampness before our train to Milan to meet up with the parents.
The Santa Cruz neighborhood of Seville is just a magical place to wander at twilight. It's a maze of tiny streets, hidden courtyards with lime trees, moorish gardens, and fragrant vines spilling over walled gardens surrounded by Moorish architecture giving you the feel of being a character in a tale of Arabian Nights.
The medieval area of Granada is less nice, being filled with grubby hippies with big dogs. If you got to visit the Alhambra, you can make it a quick in and out.
The Alhambra is beautiful and impressive, but we didn't find it to be as amazingly life changingly beautiful as you might be led to believe by the hype. Definitely very worth seeing if you are anywhere near there, but not necessarily worth planning a trip especially to go there.
Becca really likes the old doors in Toledo. Don't believe me? Check these and tell me what you think.
Roast suckling pig is a Spanish specialty and can be quite good. However eating the tail isn't.
The Prado is just the right size. Big enough to feel properly cultured upon leaving but not big enough to need a GPS system or multiple trips.
Don't buy an old translation of Don Quixote. Just don't. Great book but I think I might have had better luck reading it in Spanish than in Old English.
It's probably just me but I find it highly humorous that Madrid's city seal is a bear trying to do something to a strawberry tree. They also have a statue of it right next to the hotel we stayed at.
We inadvertently stumbled upon a total solar eclipse during our stay in Madrid. Not sure how we missed it as many had traveled there especially for the event. All three of us successfully survived with eyesight intact.
We couldn't get over the sight of legs of ham hanging in every restaurant, cafe, bar, and meat shop (best seen in the Museum of Ham), but after tasting it, we have to admit that Iberican ham lives up to its hype.
We were really glad that we made the trip down to Spain and that we were able to spend almost 4 weeks across 7 cities and 3 regions to get more of a flavor of the place. It's definitely a different world traveling there compared to the rest of Europe. We struggled a little to get used to the different rhythms (I'm not sure I ever got used to dinner at 10, though Brian seemed to do okay with it), but we really appreciated the richness of the culture (or rather, various cultures) that we experienced.


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Jan Grüning, violist of the award-winning Ariel String Quartet, earned his Bachelor's degree at the Musikhochschule Lübeck under the tutelage of Barbara Westphal and his Master's at the New England Conservatory under Kim Kashkashian. He has conducted further studies with famed musicians including Yuri Bashmet, Steven Isserlis and Ferenc Rados. In 2005, he was the recipient of an award from the Marie-Luise-Imbusch Foundation; in addition, a prestigious scholarship of the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) enabled him to study in Boston at NEC. He has had the honor of performing with organizations such as the Berlin Philharmonie, Berlin Konzerghaus, Herkulessall Munich, Philharmonie Cologne and Suntory Hall (Tokyo) among others.
As a member of the Ariel String Quartet (CCM String Quartet-in-Residence since 2012), Grüning has shared in winning the Cleveland Quartet Award, Grand Prize at the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition (South Bend, Ind.), First Prize International at the "Franz Schubert and the Music of Modernity" Competition (Graz, Austria) and 3rd prize at the Banff International String Quartet Competition (Banff, Alberta, Canada). (The group also received the Székely Prize at the Banff Competition for Bartók performance.) He has been honored to share the stage with notable performers including Menahem Pressler, Alisa Weilerstein, David Krakauer, the American String Quartet and the Jerusalem String Quartet. During their stay at CCM, they have had the honor of giving a complete performance of all of Beethoven's string quartets (dubbed "The Cycle") in early 2014, a feat they also repeated at the University of South Florida and SubCulture (New York).
Grüning and the other members of the Quartet are touring and concertizing extensively in North and South America, Canada, Europe, Israel and Asia; these travels have included multiple appearances in New York's Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, 92nd Street Y and Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, as well as prestigious international locations including Kaisersaal (Frankfurt, Germany), Musée du Louvre (Paris) and others.
BM, Musikhochschule Lübeck,, Lübeck, Germany.
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The Jamaican athletes led by that speed marvel Usain Bolt have burnt the athletic track at the Bird's Nest at the Beijing Olympics 2008. Not only have these wonderful athletes burnt the track, they have also re-written the record books. For the Jamicans one of the several countries in the Caribbean, these achievements are things that will be writ in letters of gold and one's that they will remember for ever.
In the previous Olympics, track records were the exclusive preserve of the Americans. But this time round the Americans have been made to look ordinary with the Jamaican runners running away with most of the track events and in the process setting up world records that will not easily be broken. Like our man in the scene in Beijing Dinesh Weerawansa very rightly described - the Jamaicans have bombed the American athletic base. A better description would be hard to coin.
It is said that lightning does not strike twice in the same place. But Usain Bolt who is tagged 'Lightnig Bolt', rubbished that belief by striking twice in the same place - the track at the Bird's Nest in Beijing.
First Bolt left the rest of the runners standing when he scorched to victory in the 100 and 200 metres, then not satisfied with that he led the Jamaican 4 x 100 relay team to victory and another world record.
The other members of relay team were Asafa Powell, Nick Carter and Michael Frater. Like Bolt's 100 and 200 meters triumphs, this stunner by the relay team was incredible and something to savour.
Bolt has been accused of being arrogant after his victories. But a little bit of arrogance must be allowed him, because his arrogance did not stem from pride, but it came by him not being able to control his emotions. Then the girls who joined the Jamaican gold winning party were Veronica Campbell Brown in the 4 x 100 relay, Melanie Walker 400 metre hurdles and Shelly-Ann Fraser in the women's 100 metres.
The Caribbean, especially Jamaica would have gone wild and would have celebrated for who knows how long. They deserve to celebrate because what has happened in Beijing has never happened before in the history of track and field in the Caribbean. The Jamaican athletes attribute their success to the eating of lots of yams, greens, fresh air and chicken nuggets. These foods have given them the strength, stamina and the energy to explode into world record breaking athletes. Sprint running is our heart and soul says Herb Elloit the Jamaican teams chief doctor. Olivia Grange the Jamaican Minister has told Xinhua the Chinese news agency that they eat healthy and good food, lots of yams, lots of greens, lots of fishes, good Jamaican food and clean fresh air.
To know what led to the Jamaican success in Beijing I would recommend my readers to read the article headlined - Lots of yams, greens, fresh air and nuggets - appearing on page 25 in the Saturday 'Daily News', from the Xinhua News Agency. During my two tours to the Caribbean with the Sri Lankan cricketers I have experienced a little bit of their style of celebration. My friends in the Caribbean Sarath de Silva, Janaka Adhikari, Raja Pathirane, Suresh and Deepthi Abraham took me to these celebrations which the Caribbean people call 'lime'. Their drinking parties are called 'lime' and once they begin, it is one long session right through the weekend.
The Caribbean people are very hospitable and fun loving and they will go out of the way to make a visitor feel at home. Calypso is their main item on their music menu with Bob Marley's reggae and Soco music not being far behind. Our congratulations to the athletes who put the Caribbean island into the record books and may they continue to dominate future athletics so that they would be an example to the others to follow and if possible equal and emulate.
China the hosts of the Olympic Games have also pushed aside the Americans in the medal table and they richly deserve this. The Chinese athletes too are very persevering and deserve their reward.
Even Great Britain have made their presence felt which is a good thing for the sport.
For Sri Lanka's track queen Susanthika Jayasinghe the Beijing Olympics signals the end of the athletic track for her.
It is said and accepted that all good things must come to an end. And this saying rings true for Jayasinghe. While her track career lasted, it was a wonderful run and she carried all before her and did herself and the country proud, performing the impossible and the unbelievable.
At the age of 32 she did marvellous runs in the two heats of the women's 200 metres to enter the semi-finals. To enter the first of the semis was indeed creditable and that she could not last the pace, was just one of those things and there was no way that she could have disproved nature.
After Duncan White who won a silver medal at the London Games in 1948, Jayasinghe did a miraculous run to win a bronze medal at the Sydney Games. She also has a medal in the World Athletic Championships.
Facing the starter in the first semi-final of the women's 200 metres, the village lass looked very confident, not showing any jitters. But once the race got under way it was obvious that the sprint queen had exhausted her best and that she was just making up the numbers. The mind was willing but the body was refusing to respond. That's nature and Jayasinghe can take heart from the fact that while it lasted, she made every Sri Lankan where ever they may be proud to be Sri Lankans.
She has promised not to quit. But it is the end of her making her presence felt in the big league. The authorities must not let her go into the limbo of the forgotten. But do things for her so that she will always be remembered. Her career was not a bed of roses. Events took place that could have prematurely ended her career. But she rode all that to be what she is. We say well done and thank you for the track music.
Like in life for any team to succeed there has to be team spirit and team work. If they lack this, then it need not be predicted that doom will be the end matter. The Interim Committee of Sri Lanka Cricket seems to lacking in these vital ingredients. Sad when one thinks that they have some of the best men appointed to run the game. Firstly it was the unjust sacking of Samantha Algama, the media manager who upto that time had done a job pleasing to all media people. Then the secretary K. Mathivanan, who was the live wire and who was always available to answer and clarify questions was asked to keep mum.
Then Sidath 'lord' Wettimuny was taken to task in a TV programme. A cricket tour of England was confirmed without consulting the men who matter - the cricketers. Now comes an insurance deal that has turned sour with the Minister of Sport stepping in to nullify it.
Then the dancing Russian ladies who were eye catching in their acts, were bowled out. Playing in two devout buddhist centres should have made the Interim Committee understand that it had no place. The Rangiri Dambulla Stadium and the former Khettarama Stadium, now the R. Premadasa Stadium, are two temples areas sacred to all buddhists.
So it would do the authorities good if they launch a probe has to who or how the Russian ladies were allowed to do their jig and bring dishonour to the buddhists and their culture.
The sooner there is an elected body, the better it will be for the administration, the game and the cricketers.


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Malek Ahmed
Musique Original De Films
Label: Habibi Funk Records
Dispatched within 5-10 working days
I still remember the first time I heard Ahmed Malek. It was 2012. Back then I didn't know much about Arabic music, but I was about to leave Berlin for a couple of weeks to go to Tunisia. I was working as a project manager for a music recoding session which ended up being released by Jakarta Records as the "Sawtuha" release. I knew I would have some time off during my stay and I was certain that I would dedicate some of this time to diggin. I asked some people whether they knew of any titles that I should look for. Roskow, who also ended up re-mastering this release, told me about an Algerian composer called Ahmed Malek whose music was also released in Tunisia. Fast forward three years: Arabic records have become my number one hobby and luckily I got my hands on a copy of Ahmed Malek's "Musique Originale De Films" album. I already knew some of the tracks but listening to the music the way it was originally released, and not as a crappy Youtube version, made me fall in love with Malek's compositions all the more. It manages to create this very special mood: melancholic and reflective, emotional and touching, but never depressing. Even without having seen any of the pictures created for this, it immediately brings visuals to one's imagination.

 Around that time I became captivated with the idea of reissuing some of Ahmed Malek's music. I knew some people had tried to locate his family but, but with no success. In the end it was an incredible amount of luck that made it possible for you to read these words and listen to this record. I had a DJ gig in Beirut playing old Arabic records and I mentioned my passion for Ahmed Malek's music to a friend. She said she knew one person in Algier, and as much as it would be a shot in the dark, she could ask her if she had an idea of how to find Malek's family. Two weeks went by before I heard back, and what I got was incredibly good news. Her Algerian friend was the neighbor of Ahmed Malek's daughter! I'm not a spiritual person, but it felt like the universe wanted to see this release happen.

 I started to speak with Henya, Ahmed Malek's daughter and she was more then happy with our idea. She assured us that her father would have loved the plan as well. She provided us with tons of awesome material, from great photos, to unseen video footage and unreleased tracks; she also told us more about her father's life:

 Ahmed Malek was born on March, 6th 1932 at Bordj El Kiffan, Algiers. He was the oldest son of a family of 3 brothers and one sister. He went to work at a young age in factories to help his father to raise the family. His mother died when he was 12. It was then that decided he wanted to become a musician, and after graduating school he studied at the Algerian Conservatory. He gained recognition for his craft from an early stage and won several prizes and medals nationally and internationally (The "Premier grand prix des arts et des lettres de la composition" in 1972, the golden medal at the "Panafrican Festival" in 1976, and the "Prix du mérite national pour la composition musicale" in 1987). He was the conductor of the "Algerian Television Orchestra" for many decades and represented his country at international events such as the Expo In Japan, Canada, Cuba and Spain. During his time as an active composer he wrote the music for dozens of movies, television shows and documentaries. Then, in the late 90's, his health deteriorated. He passed on the 24th of July, 2008, at his home in El Mouradio, Algiers.
Scorpions & Saif Abu Bakr: Jazz, Jazz, Jazz
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Attarazat Addahabia & Faradjallah: Al Hadaoui
Various Artists: Habibi Funk ( An Eclectic Selection Of Music From The Arab World)
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Malek Ahmed & Flako: The Electronic Tapes
Cooder Ry: Blue City
Various Artists: Spider - Jazz
Various Artists: Friday Night Lights
Greenwood Jonny: Phantom Thread
Edelman Randy: Come See The Paradise


Other Abstract The polarization of water-leaving radiance (Lw) is more sensitive to microphysical properties (e.g. particles shapes, size distributions, compositions, and refractive index) of hydrosols than the unpolarised radiance. Hence, the polarized Lw can be used to extract additional information on oceanic constituents, which is complementary to the spectral and angular radiance measurements. In this study, the polarization characteristics of underwater upwelling radiance in turbid waters with respect to suspended particulate matters have been investigated. The full Stokes components of the underwater upwelling radiance in the visible spectrum are calculated using a radiative transfer model. And then, the influences of suspended particulate matter concentrations on the directional variations and the polarization of underwater upwelling radiance are examined. The results reveal that the polarization of underwater upwelling radiance (I, Q, U, DOP) shows significant multidirectional variations with respect to observation geometries, wavelengths, and solar zenith angles. Moreover, the polarization of underwater upwelling radiance is highly related to the suspended particulate matter concentrations. It demonstrates the potential of using the polarized signal to retrieve particle concentrations in coastal waters. Therefore, the development of in-situ instrumentations and next generation of ocean color sensors should able to measure the polarization properties of water-leaving radiance are recommended. © Copyright 2018 SPIE.
GB/T 7714 Liu, Jia,Liu, Jiahang,He, Xianqiang,et al. Polarization characterics of underwater, upwelling radiance of suspended particulate matters in turbid waters based on radiative transfer simulation[C]:SPIE,2018.


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Sawtry All Saints church and St Andrews Churchyard
Sawtry. CHURCH : ALL SAINTS
Summer of 2014, and a return visit to All Saints church, Sawtry. My previous visit here had seen me slip inside just after a wedding had taken place. Quite a few people were about, including a couple of very friendly locals who were connected with the church, and my visit was a little rushed. This time though I was with a friend who knew the church wardern and he came back with the key. Lovely to be here again and to spend some time here on what turned out to be a simply glorious sunny Sunday afternoon.
Sawtry is one of the largest villages that I am covering in this site, with a population today of more than 7,000 as opposed to the 790 who were recorded as living there in the 1801 census.
This village has a rich and varied history, going back to Roman times. In 1147 Simon De Senlis formed a Cistercian Abbey here. This took 98 years to build, but sadly considerably less time to demolish as it fell foul of the Reformation.
In 1536, after her death, Catherine of Aragon, divorced wife of Henry VIII, was laid overnight in Sawtry Abbey on her way to her final resting place at Peterborough Cathedral.
Sawtry used to be divided in to three different parishes. These were Sawtry All Saints, Sawtry St Andrew and Sawtry Judith. There has been no church in the latter Parish since 1573, when St Mary was demolished. The other two churches were each demolished in the 1870's, with the present church being built in their place. The present All Saints stands in the same spot as the previous All Saints church, and is built to the same design.
A lesson learned here! Do not have preconceptions when visiting a church! To my mind this was going to be an unremarkable mid to late Victorian church, and those who know me will know that, however much good they did, I am not the biggest fan of the Victorian era! However, this was a big surprise! This is a lovely church. Everything is white inside, reminding me of the interior of Edenham near to Bourne. It is bright and welcoming inside, particularly with the sun streaming in through the south windows.
Was very surprised to see some beautiful medieval brass on the interior of the south wall. Two figures, Sir William Le Moyne and his wife Maria stand side by side, as they have done since 1404. Sir William is in full armour, including spurs. Behind Sir William is a figure of a monk holding a flagellum, a kind of very nasty whip, which I am assuming the flagellents used at the time of the black death in the mid 14th century. At Sir William's feet is a lion, and looking up at the lion, at Maria's feet, is a small dog.
This brass is in really superb condition and was previously housed on an alter tomb which was situated in the chancel of the previous church.
So, feeling a little surprised to see 600 year old brass on the wall of a Victorian church, I was then very pleasantly surprised to see some fragments of medieval stained glass in windows on the south wall. You only have to look at the pages in this site to realise that there are quite a few churches covered that I have not been able to get in to, but even allowing for that, I have seen very little medieval stained glass whilst covering the churches in this area.
Some of the fragments depicting heads reminded me very much of similar fragments that I had seen shortly before on the North Norfolk coast. A helpful panel in one of the windows informed the onlooker that these glass panels used to hang at the manor house of Sawtry St Andrew, and were donated to the church in 1905.
One window looked to me to possibly be flemish, possibly 17th century, and featured cherubs, two of which were carrying crosses. Several butterflies were also depicted on this window.
A more modern stained glass window can be found in the north aisle, a rather nice depiction of Jesus. Two adult male figures appear to be questioning Jesus, possibly these are pharisees or saducees whilst a woman and child worship at Jesus' feet. A rather nice window and it was good to see it here along with the antique glass.
No tower here but a bellcote on the western end of the church which houses a single bell. According to the National Church Bell Databse this bell was cast by the London Foundry in or around 1320. According to Owens Victorian look at Church Bells of Huntingdon the present bell here is one of two that rang at the old All Saints. The other was sold and hung at a school in Peterborough. According to the same book, the single bell at St Peter was sold to a church in Ludlow in Cheshire.
Even though this is a Victorian church, as mentioned earlier the church is situated on the site of the previous All Saints. For that reason there are some older gravestones to be found here. Was interested to see one stone, script illegible but I suspect fairly early Georgian, leaning upside down against the outer wall of the chancel, with two cherub heads facing downwards!
Was also interested to see a reasonably unusual piece of gravestone symbolism on one of the stones. This is not oictured here as it is only a really small part of a much bigger grave. It is a serpent with its own tail in its mouth. This was a fairly common symbol for eternity, but I have very rarely seen this symbol used in this area.
Lovely church, nice people, an enjoyable time spent here. This church is usually locked but is usually open to visitors between 2PM and 4PM on a Saturday.


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Shadelands Ranch Historical Museum
The Shadelands Ranch Historical Museum, located at 2660 Ygnacio Valley Road, Walnut Creek, CA 94598-3445, was opened November 18th, 1972 by a group of avid history lovers from Walnut Creek who were known as the Walnut Creek Historical Society. The history of the land the Shadelands Ranch sits upon goes back a lot further than that, however. Its history stretches all the way back to early California settlers in 1856, who bought it as one of the earliest and largest farm properties in its area.
Hiram Penniman came to the beautiful lands of what would later become Walnut Creek California in 1853, and three years later he bought 500 acres of land from Encarnación Pacheco. Encarnación Pacheco was the daughter of Juana Sanchez de Pacheco, the owner of the Mexican land grant where the 500 acres were taken. That land was originally part of the 17,782 acres that made up Rancho Arroyo de Las Nueces y Bolbones.
Penniman made great use of the land, and the most valued crop he would plant would be pruned; while maintaining a healthy variety of fruits and nuts such as pears, peaches, grapes, and almonds to name just a few. What he established as "Shadelands Fruit Farm" would go on to be a successful farm until he fell ill in 1897. By that time, responsibility for the farm would be left in the hands of his daughter, Mary Penniman. Mary struggled to maintain the farm after gaining the Ranch, as they were devastated by a drop in crop prices. The farm only scrapped by with the financial support of Albert Johnson, who was the millionaire husband of Mary's youngest sister, Bessilyn Morris Penniman.
Eventually, in the middle of the 20th century, Mary, Bessilyn, and Albert would all pass away from various causes. Albert would establish the Gospel Foundation, an organization built for the intention of overseeing Albert's massive amount of properties and assets after his death. The Gospel Foundation ran Shadelands ranch until the 1970s when they donated the remnants of the ranch and the house to the city of Walnut Creek. By that time, only a measly 1.5 acres of the original 500 acres were left.
Today, Shadelands Ranch is a historical museum that's maintained by the Walnut Creek Historical Society. The house is now a showcase for an assortment of historical artifacts owned by the Pennimans and is on open display to the public. While the social and physical landscape of California remains ever-changing, the Walnut Creek Historical Society is still working every day on their mission to preserve the history forged by the state's early settlers.
If you want to visit the Ranch's museum, they are open for tours on Wednesday and Sunday 1 PM to 4 PM. Their office hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 9 AM to 3 PM, and Wednesday 10 AM to 4 PM. The admission prices are pretty fair, with adults paying $3, students between the ages of 6-17 getting in for $1, and free admission for children under 6. They also ask that large groups make a reservation before coming.
Getting to Silva & Associates from Shadelands Ranch Historical Museum, Walnut Creek
via CA-24 W
Get on CA-24 W from Ygnacio Valley Rd
Head southeast toward Ygnacio Valley Rd
Turn right onto Ygnacio Valley Rd
Ygnacio Valley Rd turns right and becomes Hillside Ave
Turn right onto the 24 W ramp to Oakland
Follow CA-24 W to Brush St in Oakland. Take exit 1C from I980 W
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Q: How to delete only few rows if several rows are duplicated in SQL? How to delete only few rows (more than 1) if several rows are duplicated? When I try to put condition all rows are getting deleted. I'm using SQL server 2008.

A: Delete using top command.
DELETE TOP(n) TableName
WHERE (Condition which pulls duplicate rows)
where n is the number of rows to delete.

A: Below SQL would help you.
DELETE TOP(n) TableName
WHERE (Condition which pulls duplicate rows)

where n is the number of rows to delete.
Tip: Always try to use Primary key (A primary key is used to uniquely identify each row in a table) as it can have significant impact on the performance, usability, and the extensibility of the entire database.

A: Use below query
-- Check : This query will give you unique records
SELECT MAX(ID)
FROM MyTable
GROUP BY Column1, Column2, Column3 ......

-- Now delete the record apart from unique record
DELETE
FROM MyTable
WHERE ID NOT IN
(
SELECT MAX(ID)
FROM MyTable
GROUP BY Column1, Column2, Column3 ......)

Note : ID is primary key here. if ID does not exist in your table then first create the ID with AUTO_INCREMENT value then run the above query.
Example :
MyTable
col1  col2 col3 col4 col5 col6 col7
john  1    1    1    1    1    1
john  1    1    1    1    1    1
john  1    1    1    1    1    1
sally 2    2    2    2    2    2
sally 2    2    2    2    2    2

if ID does not exist add ID with auto increment value. After adding ID
ID  col1  col2 col3 col4 col5 col6 col7
1   john  1    1    1    1    1    1
2   john  1    1    1    1    1    1
3   john  1    1    1    1    1    1
4   sally 2    2    2    2    2    2
5   sally 2    2    2    2    2    2

-- Check : This query will give you unique records
SELECT MAX(ID) FROM MyTable
GROUP BY col1, col2, col3, col4, col5, col6, col7

Query output
    Max(ID)
    3
    5
-- Now delete the record apart from unique record
DELETE
FROM MyTable
    WHERE ID NOT IN
    (
     SELECT MAX(ID) FROM MyTable
     GROUP BY col1, col2, col3, col4, col5, col6, col7)

A: This answer assumes a primary key in the table.
After writing this one out, I looked at the answer linked as a possible duplicate (How to delete duplicate rows in sql server?). I like the CTE method much better.
CREATE TEST DATA
/* Create test data tables */
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb.dbo.#td', 'U') IS NOT NULL
  DROP TABLE #td;

CREATE TABLE #td ( id int identity, data int NOT NULL ) ;

INSERT INTO #td (data)
VALUES (1),(1),(2),(3),(3),(3),(1),(3)
;

MY ORIGINAL
/* Test data includes dupes. */
SELECT * FROM #td ;

/* Now find and DELETE the dupes. */
DELETE FROM #td
WHERE id IN (
    SELECT sq.id
    FROM (
        SELECT id, ROW_NUMBER() OVER ( PARTITION BY data ORDER BY (data) ) AS rn
        FROM #td
    ) sq
    WHERE sq.rn > 1
)
;

/* Dupes are gone. */
SELECT * FROM #td ;

BETTER
SELECT * FROM #td ;

WITH CTE AS(
   SELECT data, RN = ROW_NUMBER()OVER(PARTITION BY data ORDER BY data)
   FROM #td
)
DELETE FROM CTE WHERE RN > 1

SELECT * FROM #td ;

A: Use delete top command
And give the number of rows inside parenthesis.
Delete top() from table

A: CREATE TABLE TabStack
(
    col1 varchar(10),
    col2 varchar(10),
    col3 date
)
insert into TabStack
values(
'john','conner','01.01.1980'),
('sarah','conner','03.04.1978'),
('john','conner','01.01.1977')
with cte
as
(
select col1, col2, col3, ROW_NUMBER() over(partition by col1,col2 order by col3) rn
from TabStack
)
delete from cte
where rn>1

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My father is Jewish and I have been raised Jewish my entire life. My mother was not raised Jewish but her side of the family believes that my great grandmother (my mother's mother) was Jewish. We are not 100% percent sure if she was Jewish or not and this has left me very confused. I do not know if I should convert or not and I am very hesitant to do so because I already feel Jewish. Converting would not change my ethnicity or how i feel as a Jewish person. I feel that if i would convert it would mean that I wasn't Jewish before and that is not how I feel. What should I do?
First, let me say that the speculation about your great grandmother will not answer. If there were specific proof, that would be one thing, but a belief that a woman three generations back from you might have been Jewish, without any supporting evidence, is insufficient to establish anything. Without more definitive proof, you cannot claim Judaism through your maternal line.
That leaves your only possible claim to Jewish status as being through your paternal line. Before going any further, I should point out to you that this avenue is closed in the eyes of the Orthodox and Conservative movements, to my understanding. So you really need to ask yourself why you want to establish your Jewish status, and in whose eyes?
The Central Conference of American Rabbis declares that the child of one Jewish parent is under the presumption of Jewish descent. This presumption of the Jewish status of the offspring of any mixed marriage is to be established through appropriate and timely public and formal acts of identification with the Jewish faith and people. The performance of these mitzvot serves to commit those who participate in them, both parent and child, to Jewish life.
Depending on circumstances,1 mitzvot leading toward a positive and exclusive Jewish identity will include entry into the covenant, acquisition of a Hebrew name, Torah study, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, and Kabbalat Torah(Confirmation).2 For those beyond childhood claiming Jewish identity, other public acts or declarations may be added or substituted after consultation with their rabbi.
In order to overcome these problems as well as others, we now require "appropriate and timely public and formal acts..." The requirement has been worded to permit some flexibility for individual circumstances. With time and experience, custom will designate certain acts as appropriate and others not. It would be wrong, however, to set limits now at the beginning of the process.
1. We do not view birth as a determining factor in the religious identification of children of a mixed marriage.
2. We distinguish between descent and identification.
3. The mobility of American Jews has diminished the influence of the extended family upon such a child. This means that a significant informal bond with Judaism which played a role in the past does not exist for our generation.
4. Education has always been a strong factor in Jewish identity. In the recent past we could assume a minimal Jewish education for most children. In our time almost half the American Jewish community remains unaffiliated, and their children receive no Jewish education.
For those reasons the Central Conference of American Rabbis has declared: "The Central Conference of American Rabbis declares that the child of one Jewish parent is under the presumption of Jewish descent. This presumption of the Jewish status of the offspring of any mixed marriage is to be established through appropriate and timely public and formal acts of identification with the Jewish faith and people. The performance of these mitzvot serves to commit those who participate in them, both parents and child, to Jewish life.
"Depending on circumstances, mitzvot leading toward a positive and exclusive Jewish identity will include entry into the covenant, acquisition of a Hebrew name, Torah study, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, and Kabbalat Torah (Confirmation). For those beyond childhood claiming Jewish identity, other public acts or declarations may be added or substituted after consultation with their rabbi."
It would seem that given your circumstances (a Jewish father, self-identification as a Jew) you would be accepted as Jewish within the Reform movement if you have also undertaken the signal acts noted in the last paragraph quoted.
If you have not engaged in these public acts, then it is far less clear. A related question to yours was submitted to this web site not long ago. It can be found on the website under the category of Miscellaneous topics in the subcategory of Status Issues at http://www.jewishvaluesonline.org/question.php?id=92&cprg=/search.php%3Fsubcatid%3D51. (I suggest that it may be instructive to read the answers provided as background to your question). The facts in that earlier question differ from your situation in that there was no identified Jewish parent, nor were there timely public and formal acts of identification with the Jewish faith and people. You state that you have one specifically Jewish parent, and have apparently been raised to identify as a Jew, and to think of yourself as a Jew.
You do not state that you have made public or formal acts as a Jew, including undertaking formal religious education, Bar or Bat Mitzvah, Confirmation, or other signal acts. If these were not things you undertook, I would say, absent any other information, that you do not qualify to be considered Jewish under the stated criteria for the Reform movement, and you would be asked to undergo a formal conversion process.
The upshot of all this is that your status as a Jew may not be entirely certain, and open to doubt.
In matters of questionable status (instances of doubt), I have advised others in past that the easiest course seems to be to undergo the process of conversion. If you are technically Jewish, the conversion process will not change it, but rather affirm it; if you are technically not Jewish, conversion will change your status and provide you with firm proof of that status.
If you have been living Jewishly all your life, much of the educational and experiential component of the process will be easily accomplished, or may already be done, and you will be able to move through the process all that much more quickly, with your sponsoring rabbi. By undergoing a conversion, you will set all questions and doubts to rest. You can legitimately view this process as a positive adult choice to affirm and confirm your commitment to Judaism and the Jewish people, and to assert your identity and claim your heritage.
Hi there. All the issues would be resolved if you could find out definitively if your mother's mother was Jewish. If she was, then your mother was Jewish, and you are Jewish. End of problem. But I assume you know that, but have been unable to get the evidence that you need.
The easiest way to resolve the issue is to go through a "just-in-case conversion." That will avoid all problems of status down the road.
It may not change your ethnicity, but it will head off problematic scenarios. As to the notion that converting would mean you have not been Jewish till now, think of this as a status upgrade. You have genuinely lived Jewishly, and no one can take this, and the feelings associated with it, from you. Just use all that as the building blocks to the future.
I would say - GO FOR IT!
Judaism is a religion and way of life that emphasizes commitment and obligation to community. It offers a framework for a society of people to trust each other, to feel supported and safe in the expression of shared values and practices , and to protect and safeguard traditions of a people who trace lineage and practice back over 3,000 years. In order to accomplish its level of success in the above areas, Judaism has clearly defined boundaries of behavior, practice and even membership. This membership need not be seen as discriminatory or exclusive as no matter what a person's background or race – inclusion by way of conversion with equal standards for everyone is an option for all who desire.
Your sense of Jewish identity is strong and you feel you are a Jew. Still, your question communicates your own uncertainty as to the halakhic (legal) status of your Jewishness. Your decision to go through a legal conversion process need not be an admission or retroactive denial of your Jewish status; rather, it may be seen as your way to eliminate any technicality issues that one could cast upon your status. Thus, your conversion is an expression of your care and commitment for community – that is, it is an act that puts the values of the community above the personal.
Anecdotally, I believe industrially manufactured cheese (like milk) does not require kashrut supervision to have kosher status. However, I will only purchase, use and serve cheese that has kosher supervision in my home in order to eliminate any area of question/concern that others in the community who hold a different standard could have regarding cheese. Similarly, your conversion in order to remove any question in the minds of others about your legal Jewish status is a sign of your commitment and care for the community rather than a statement of your own feelings of Jewish status.


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Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" and Medical Malpractice
I am undergoing chemotherapy Cycle Number Three. All I can do is shudder.
Cycle Two was tough. Much tougher than the first cycle. The fatigue was crushing, dizzying, mind-numbing. The GI disturbance lasted the entire cycle. The Vectibix rash is so hot and painful that my face bleeds. Mouth sores have set in, making eating a challenge. By the last day of the cycle, I am about 75% human. It can go down to 25% on the bad days.
One more cycle, and then I have a scan to determine if the chemo is working at all. If it is, perhaps three more cycles. If not: well, that does not bear thinking about right now.
Often, my mind goes to the doctors whose neglect resulted in my catastrophic outcome. The first chapter of The Cancer Olympics is free online. It generates a lot of intense reactions. Some physicians have responded saying that it is the worst story of medical malpractice they have ever heard. Ordinary people react with shock, fear, and disgust. I was particularly gratified by this post on The Cancer Olympics Facebook page: "RAGE! That is what I feel after Chapter One. I hope you sued TF out of each one of those four miserable, pathetic, full of themselves, worthless, wretched dumbasses." Feel free to Like that comment!
Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" from her 2011 Album 21 expresses a powerful anger, raw hurt, profound loss, and a cry for revenge. Apparently, she wrote it only hours after separating from the man who had scorned her. The song reached number one in 11 countries and the top five in many more regions. It was Adele's first number-one song in the United States, remaining at the top of Billboard for seven weeks. "Rolling in the Deep" received three Grammy Awards for Record of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Short Form Video. I was astonished at how much everyone responded to it. It seemed to strike a huge chord with audiences. To me, its worldwide resonance says something about the number of hurt and betrayed people out there. Most of us have been badly burned by someone.
So today's musical selection goes out to Doctor's One, Two, Three, and Four, whose irresponsibility and indifference caused me to lose my health, my career, my income, and my life:
There's a fire starting in my heart
Reaching a fever pitch, it's bringing me out the dark.
Finally I can see you crystal clear
Go ahead and sell me out and I'll lay your ship bare
See how I leave with every piece of you
Don't underestimate the things that I will do
The scars of your love remind me of us
They keep me thinking that we almost had it all
The scars of your love, they leave me breathless
I can't help feeling
We could have had it all
(You're gonna wish you never had met me)
(Tears are gonna fall, rolling in the deep)
You had my heart inside of your hand
And you played it, to the beat
Baby, I have no story to be told
But I've heard one on you
And I'm gonna make your head burn
Think of me in the depths of your despair
Make a home down there
As mine sure won't be shared.
But you played it, with a beating
Throw your soul through every open door
Count your blessings to find what you look for
Turn my sorrow into treasured gold
You'll pay me back in kind and reap just what you sow
But you played it
You played it
You played it to the beat.


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PA Governor had to evacuate the Governor's Mansion cause of heavy rains,flooding, wonder if that's a sign frm above- Yo, NO FRACKING!
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IT asset destruction is the permanent, unrecoverable elimination of the digital data on old hard drives, and it's fast becoming a multi-billion dollar industry. Customers are often surprised to learn that digital storage devices are everywhere — not just in computers. Copy machines and fax machines have hard drives for transmitting data. Smartphones have data storage drives. So do the tiny thumb drives you plug into your computer's USB port to move files around.
When companies upgrade their computer systems, many are required by law to destroy the data on old hard drives in a way that can never be recovered and used elsewhere. Protected data includes personal banking information, medical histories, sensitive government data and/or student information that should never be in the hands of others. Companies face a ream of regulations dictating how data should be destroyed — but they lack convenient solutions.
The Securis IT asset destruction franchise makes secure digital data destruction easy and eliminates data breach concerns for customers.
The average total cost of a data breach is $7.2 million per breach. This does not include the loss of customer revenue on the heels of a breach due to customer fear or the overall loss of revenue based on a company's eroded reputation.
That reputation is a company's calling card, and once sullied, it's hard to get clean. It's much more cost effective for a company to spend some money on the front end to eliminate the possibility — and liability — of a data breach.
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Mind is the gateway of homeopathic prescribing for any ailment in the body, so we have a case of depression where the mother did not attend the child after delivery. Homeopathic medicines made the mother come back to her normal state and there by the family tension also reduced.
This is an interesting case of a leading computer software engineer delivered a baby girl.The entire family was into IT departments.
Since the time delivery mother did not care for the child. She would not even touch, feed or even clean the child.
She has absolutely no interest in life doing anything. She would also not take bath for many days. The child was neglected as if she was an orphan. She had lot of auditory hallucinations which said that "Please don't touch the child. This is not your child. Do not waste your time in such silly thing in your life."
2 months had passed; the grandmother had to take care of the child, whole family was worried, because during pregnancy, she always wanted a child. Now doesn't know what to do.
It was a clear cut case of postpartum depression. On the basis of her constitution, totality of symptoms and analysis Thuja 200 C was given helped the patient to recover completely. She realized her motherhood and started taking care of the child. In 3 months, there was a complete recovery and the couple left for USA.


Illustration no.3: Job, i, 13, 18–19. Blake gives this design a long descriptive title from Job, i, 18–19: 'Thy Sons and thy Daughters were eating & drinking Wine in their eldest Brothers house & behold there came a great wind from the Wilderness & smote upon the four faces of the house & it fell upon the young Men and they are Dead'. At the top is written 'The Fire of God is fallen from Heaven' (Job, i, 16) and 'And the Lord said unto Satan Behold All that he hath is in thy Power' (Job, i, 12).
Graphic Works 1978, no.623 repr. and Essick Separate Plates 1983, no.xix, pls.51–3). The upside-down figure in the pose of the crucified on the right may allude to Blake's comment that 'The Modern Church Crucifies Christ with the Head Downwards' (A Vision of the Last Judgment 1810; Keynes Writings 1957, p.615).


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Improved treatment for alcohol use disorders, chronic pain, mood disorders
Purdue-patented technology shown to have fewer side effects than conventional therapeutics
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Helping people with addictions has become a research passion for Purdue University's Richard van Rijn, who is leading a team to make drug discoveries to support millions around the world dealing with alcohol use disorders, chronic pain and mood disorders.
"These disorders are currently not adequately managed," said van Rijn, an assistant professor of medicinal chemistry and molecular pharmacology. "Better medications that take a more holistic approach and produce fewer side effects will be beneficial. We have discovered that two peptides - which are naturally metabolic products of Rubisco, a large protein found in many plants like spinach - may aid in the development of these new medications."
This discovery by the Purdue team provides a new avenue for the development of medications that provide therapeutic relief for a patient without causing unwanted side effects. The discovery is published in the Dec. 24 edition of European Neuropsychopharmacolgy.
"We are part of an exciting new area of drug discovery, which aims to develop molecules that only activate the cellular signaling pathways associated with their therapeutic effect," van Rijn said. "We discovered that these peptides selectively activate the known beneficial pathways without activating the 'side-effect pathways' of the receptor."
Van Rijn, in collaboration with Purdue professors Darci Trader and Markus Lill, is actively pursuing synthetic and computational strategies to improve these peptides to make them more effective.
He said there is a reason for optimism as the initial rubiscolin peptides are already being investigated in preclinical studies for their ability to regulate dietary intake and are even commercially available in anti-aging skin products.
Preclinical studies suggest the peptides to be orally bioavailable and able to penetrate the blood-brain barrier, both of which are necessary for a drug to effectively treat a disorder of the central nervous system.
Their work aligns with Purdue's Giant Leaps celebration, celebrating the global advancements in health as part of Purdue's 150th anniversary. This is one of the four themes of the yearlong celebration's Ideas Festival, designed to showcase Purdue as an intellectual center solving real-world issues.
The discovery of these peptide's exciting pharmacology is closely related to other research from van Rijn's lab, including patent-pending innovations dealing with the simultaneous treatment of alcohol disorder and depression.
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman's Novel Aesthetics
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Laura R. Fisher is assistant professor of English at Ryerson University. Her book on the literary history of US social reform institutions is forthcoming.
Modern Language Quarterly (2017) 78 (4): 491–515.
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Laura R. Fisher; Charlotte Perkins Gilman's Novel Aesthetics. Modern Language Quarterly 1 December 2017; 78 (4): 491–515. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/00267929-4198242
Charlotte Perkins Gilman's novels and short stories are notably didactic, but they are not merely socioeconomic treatises in disguise. Her unabashedly mundane and pedantic literary style embodies a self-consciously modern aesthetics of didacticism that pervaded US literature in its years of transition between realism, naturalism, and modernism and that characterized the subgenre of sociological fiction. Gilman's 1910 novel What Diantha Did models the social rigor that sociological novelists considered essential to the art of fiction. What Diantha Did tracks the creation of a system of kitchenless homes in California and the subsequent emancipation of women from forced domesticity. Gilman's prose reflects on, and even formally replicates, the drudgery and repetition she associates with household labor. Gilman proposes an analogy between novels and kitchens as genres of modern social life: both must be collectivized and liberated from the archaic, the personal, and the masculine.
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package com.secucard.connect.product.general.model;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;
import com.secucard.connect.product.common.model.SecuObject;
import com.secucard.connect.product.loyalty.model.Sale;
import java.util.Currency;
import java.util.Date;

public class Transaction extends SecuObject {

  public static final String TYPE_SALE = "sale";
  public static final String TYPE_CHARGE = "charge";

  private Merchant merchant;

  private int amount;

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  private Date lastChange;

  private String type;

  private Sale details;

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  public Merchant getMerchant() {
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  }

  public void setMerchant(Merchant merchant) {
    this.merchant = merchant;
  }

  public int getAmount() {
    return amount;
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  public void setAmount(int amount) {
    this.amount = amount;
  }

  public Date getLastChange() {
    return lastChange;
  }

  public void setLastChange(Date lastChange) {
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  }

  public String getType() {
    return type;
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  public void setType(String type) {
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