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William Penn and the Quakers either impostors, or apostates
which they please: proved from their avowed principles, and contrary practices. By Trepidantium Malleus
Published 1696 by printed for the author, and are to be sold by John Lawrence at the Angel in the Poultrey in London .
Penn, William, -- 1644-1718 -- Early works to 1800,
Society of Friends -- Apologetic works -- Early works to 1800,
Anabaptists -- Controversial literature -- Early works to 1800,
Quakers -- Apologetic works -- Early works to 1800
Genre Early works to 1800, Apologetic works, Controversial literature
Series Early English books, 1641-1700 -- 2059:27
Pagination [6], 134, [4] p
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William Penn and the Quakers either impostors, or apostates: which they please: proved from their avowed principles, and contrary practices. By Trepidantium Malleus. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++ The Quakers cleared from being apostates, ok [sic], The hammerer defeated and proved an impostor being an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet falsly intituled William Penn and the Quakers either apostates or impostors, subscribed Trepidantium Malleus Author: Benjamin Coole.
Full text of "Memoirs of the private and public life of William Penn;" See other formats. All slave-keepers that keep the innocent in bondage, apostates pretending to lay claim to the pure & holy Christian religion; of what congregation so ever; but especially in their ministers, by whose example the filthy leprosy and apostacy is spread far and near; it is a notorious sin, which many of the true Friends of Christ, and his pure truth, called Quakers, has been for many years, and.
Full text of "Memoirs of the private and public life of William Penn [microform]: who settled the state of Pennsylvania, and founded the city of Philadelphia" See other formats.
Full text of "Memoirs of the public and private life of William Thomas Clarkson M.A. New ed. with a preface, in reply to the charges against his character.
Feeling of James towards the Quakers William Penn Peculiar Favour shown to Roman Catholics and Quakers which we read in the Book of Genesis: but never was the resemblance more perfect than during that evil time when she either from England or from the English pale, and, in either case, regarded as foreigners, and even as enemies, by the.
It was during the summer William Penn and the Quakers either impostors fall of that William Findley wrote his third book, Observations on "The Two Sons of Oil": containing a Vindication of the American Constitutions, and Defending the Blessings of Religious Liberty and Toleration, against the Illiberal Strictures of the Rev.
Samuel B. Wylie. 1 Wylie had published his Two Sons of Oil in In this work of radical. CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM HENRY VII. TO GEORGE II. CHAPTER XIII ON THE STATE OF THE CONSTITUTION UNDER CHARLES II.
It may seem rather an extraordinary position, after the last chapters, yet is strictly true, that the fundamental privileges of the subject were less invaded, the prerogative swerved into fewer excesses, during the reign of Charles II. than perhaps in.
Hinton Rowan Helper and His Book. By Brig Bv William S. Pelle-treau * Historic Views and Reviews John R. Meader, Editor. Published by the National Americana Society, David I. Nelke, President and Treasurer, East 23rd Street, New York, N. ^ SEPTEMBER, AMERICANA CONTENTS Page Early Days of Niblo's Garden and Theatre.
Davis. [11] This book brought out a good deal of humour and some imitations. One which will interest us is, "The Rival Impostors; or, Two Political Epistles to two Political Cheats.
The first addressed to G. Wardle, Esq., M.P.; and the second to William Cobbett, &c., or apostates book. William continued to abuse women, and Joseph continued to cover up his involvement in or apostates book Spiritual Wifeism.
Above, Emma Smith directly ties the Epistle to the practice of polygamy, bigamy, etc., both of which Joseph and his brother William were guilty of.
Edited by William Byron Forbush. This is a book that will never die—one of the great English classics. Interesting as fiction, because it is written with both passion and tenderness, it tells the dramatic story of some of the most thrilling periods in Christian history.
The Quakers cleared from being apostates, ok [sic], The hammerer defeated and proved an impostor being an answer to a scurrilous pamphlet falsly intituled William Penn and the Quakers either apostates or impostors, subscribed Trepidantium Malleus: with a postscript containing some reflections on a pamphlet intituled The spirit of Quakerism and.
The apostates and their sympathizers were headed by a coterie of prominent young men: The two Law brothers, William and Wilson; Robert D.
and Charles A. Foster, brothers; Francis M. and Chauncey L. Higbee, brothers, and unworthy sons of that most faithful man and the Prophet's devoted friend, Judge Elias Higbee (See Vol.
IV pp. passim. OLD PORTRAITS AND MODERN SKETCHES Inscribed as follows, when first collected in book-form:— To Dr. BAILEY, of the National Era, Washington, D. C., these sketches, many of which originally appeared in the columns of the paper under his editorial supervision, are, in their present form, offered as a token of the esteem and confidence which years of political and literary communion have.
The scribe either carried his writing utensils in his hands or—if he needed his hands for other things—slung over his shoulder in such a way that the palette lay on his chest, ink bag and brush holder on his back" (Hussein, Origins of the Book.
Egypt's contribution to the development of the book from papyrus to codex [] 10, plate 25). SALEM WITCHCRAFT AND COTTON MATHER. INTRODUCTION. An article in The North American Review, for April,is mostly devoted to a notice of the work published by me, inentitled Salem Witchcraft, with an account of Salem Village, and a history of opinions on witchcraft and kindred the article had contained criticisms, in the usual style, merely affecting the character of.
[ 01 ] REPLY TO THE ATHENAEUM. BEING AN EXPOSITION OF THE IGNORANCE AND FOLLY OF MEN WHO OPPOSE THE TRUTH. In the Edinburgh Intelligencer of April 7th, there is an article taken from the Athenaeum on the subject of the Book of Mormon and the Latter-Day Saints.
This article fills several columns of fine print, being mostly taken up in extracts from the Book of Mormon, &c. His book is the more remarkable, since the same author published a "Teutsche Theologey " four years later (Munich, tures, Eepublished by AY.
Reithmeier, Munich, ), in which he attempts to ignore and conceal the corruptions of the Catholic Church (§ ] 9, 0), although it still contains traces of his previous (Comp. Schwarz, views. History of Utah, or desirous of greater religious liberty; there were the quakers, the huguenots, and the pilgrim fathers, though their spiritual interests were so soon subordinated to political necessities; religion has often played a conspicuous part in the settlement of the New World, and there has at times been present in some.
Where Is the True Church. and Its Incredible History. by David C. Pack Nearly 2, years ago, Jesus Christ built His Church—and promised that it could never be destroyed (Matt. )!Although foretold to remain small and persecuted, and to appear in seven phases, this Church—with faithful leaders and members in every age—has endured and continued.
Full text of "A Dictionary of the Anonymous and Pseudonymous Literature of Great Britain: Including the Works " See other formats. The Union of the two noble and illustre famelies of Lancastre and Yorke, beyng long in continuall discension for the Crowne of this noble realme, with all the actes done in both the tymes of the Princes, both of the one linage and of the other, beginnyng at the tyme of Kyng Henry the fowerth, the first aucthor of this devision, and so successively proceading to ye reigne of the high and.
page 1 life and times of william m'kendree, bishop of the methodist episcopal church. by robert paine,'d.d., bishop of the miethodist episcopal church, south.
i n two volumes. vol. nasjbtirc, tenn.: publishing house of the methodist episcopal church, south. The Society of Friends, or Quakers, founded by George Fox, soon took root on a much firmer basis than the other religious movements.
When Fox, who was of very humble birth, came to the realization, inthat he was to be converted by following the "inner light," the entire world appeared new to him, and even the earth had a "new smell.".
HONE, WILLIAM: English author and bookseller; b. at Bath June 3, ; d. at Tottenham, London, Nov. 6, At the age of ten he was placed in an attorney's office in London, but in he gave up law and became a bookseller.
Note 3: Oliver Cowdery was said to have once served as a helper to Lucinda's first husband, William Morgan: ("He (Cowdery), was strong against the Masons; he helped to write Morgan's book, they said.") -- and Lucinda herself admitted in that William Morgan employed the services of just such a scribal helper: ("a person who some times.
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He had received. "Book of Commandments" for the government of the Church, published while at Independence, Mo., "Book of Mormon," copy of the title-page of the original edition, C. Celestial marriage, the text of Joseph Smith's pretended revelation on the subject at Nauvoo inVol.
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Full text of "Miscellaneous writings of the late Dr. Maginn" See other formats. " Chapter VII of the book of commandments in turn promises Oliver Cowdery a revelatory rod of nature perhaps similar to the Vermont divining rods that once may have attracted his father William.
Joseph Knight one of the Church's first converts told a stylized story of Mormon origins similar in spirit and often similar in detail to Martin.
Analogous phenomena, of an inferior kind, and not miraculous, yet serving as illustrations, either by approximation or as counterfeits, reappeared from time to time in seasons of special religious excitement, as among the Camisards and the prophets of the Cevennes in France, among the early Quakers and Methodists, the Mormons, the Readers.
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mightytiges
RFC Hall of Fame
Eat 'Em Alive!
Re: Tim Fleming Update
Another ex-Tiger looks like he is heading west. Andrew Mills is on the verge of going to play for East Perth.
All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be - Pink Floyd
froars
This is the darn thread - i saw that posted on some WA footy site today and couldn't find this post to put it in.
Thanks MT.
I reckon East Perth are welcome to him.
Jackstar
He might struggle in Perth, nightclubs arent as good.
He is a big head, good ridance I say.
We dont need guys wacking blokes when they have there back turned either, goodbye
Blumfield's back at the bombers with Bendigo.
Re: Tim Fleming and former Tigers Update
Saw this on nick's magpies.net forum about McKee:
Report in this weeks Stonnington Leader that Steve McKee has signed with St Kevins OB to play in the VAFA 'A' Section this season. Report also states "that the club will need to manage McKee's build up to the season given that he had a struggle with osteitis pubis when he trained with Richmond before the preseason draft".
McKee OP ???
Had serious groin problems then back went.
As William Powell about crook backs, Ooouch !
shano62
Future Richmond star
For We're From Tigerland
T Fleming has signed with S Adelaide and M Rogers and D bourke have signed with E Burwood
PuntRdRoar
Whatever happened to thread
I think we should have a sticky thread of whatever happened 2. Me theres lots of players id like to find out about what theyre up to these days (please feel free to add in players from20 years ago and before....so as a starter Ill start with
BRUCE TEMPANY: Anyone have any Ideas of What happened to him after the early 80's. Gotta say one of the unluckiest players never to get a premiership medallion. Deserved one in 80 but was out injured i think!
Re: Old Footballers
Is this the one you want, Ramps?
one-eyed
Re: Old Footballers - Whatever happened to ...
There were a couple of threads (thanks Moi) so I've merged them all together. Cheers MT.
WilliamPowell
Better to ignore a fool than encourage one
Re: Whatever happened to thread
Quote from: RampagingTiger on May 17, 2005, 06:15:32 PM
I am pretty sure Temps is part of the new mentoring program at the club in 2005
"Oh yes I am a dreamer, I still see us flying high!"
from the song "Don't Walk Away" by Pat Benatar 1988 (Wide Awake In Dreamland)
Club corner interviewed John Pitura on Monday night.
- He said he wanted out of South Melbourne because they verbally agreed to pay him more then kept holding off putting the agreement in writing. South like all clubs at the time played hardball until they got Whale Roberts, Teasdale and Jackson.
- Chose Richmond because he wanted to come to a club that he thought would have more future success (beginning 1975). In hindsight unbeknown to him before he arrived our star players were getting old and we were beginning a transitional period. Looking back he said if he had chosen to go to North instead he would have got a transfer easily (in one day) and would have had a chance to win a premiership or two. Seemed he enjoyed his time at Tigerland though.
- He said he found it difficult fitting into our gameplan under Tommy and knowing where teammates ran to. Tommy also trained the players harder which was something he had to get use to.
- Feels what he went through has made it now easier for players to change clubs if they want to.
- Went up to Syndey due to job opportunities. Coached North Shore to a couple of premierships. Lived a period of time in NZ.
- Now living in Queensland IIRC and doesn't have any real interest in modern footy although he likes to reminisce and catch up with ex-teammates about the old days.
Re: Old Footballers - Whatever happened to ... David Honybun article
Ask a ruckman
David Honybun in the back of Brendon Gale's HQ Kingswood, where he'd lie down to help his back on the long drive to Geelong.
After two taxing careers, David Honybun ignores the glitterati, Tony Hardy writes.
David Honybun spilled a mark in front of Tom Hafey at NSW state training one night. The great coach hissed that "anyone over six foot three has no brains".
Sure enough, ex-former Carlton and Richmond ruckman Honybun is now an assistant commissioner of the Australian Taxation Office. His title of chief economist (international strategy and operations) needs two business cards and a spell check. No other ruckman could be more qualified to analyse the issues of the day.
"So, David," I asked, seated in his boardroom high above Spring Street, "what are your thoughts on the rumour that Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie actually hate each other?" Now I understand that two spoilt rich kids is an odd tack to take. But the question came late in the interview, after nearly two hours of his hypothe . . . hypotheseesi . . . of his really smart insights on everything from the future amalgamation of AFL clubs to the GDP of Guatemala.
His career has been one smart move after another. In 1986, his first night of pre-season training with North Melbourne was in 30-degree heat. It began at 5pm and at 7.30, there was a seven-kilometre race. For three hours, coach John Kennedy ruled that no player was allowed a sip of water. To prevent his death, halfway through the seven-kilometre time-trial, David stopped and jumped in the lake where he "paddled around".
"At Carlton, they watered their players" he smiled. He loved his previous three years at the Blues. He trained with legends such as Ashman, Southby, Doull, Buckley and Maclure. His locker was next to "Wow" Jones. "On our first weekend away, I was billeted with Jimmy Buckley. I looked up to Jimmy for reasons I'm not sure of. On the Saturday night, we were watching this country and western band when there was a big crash. Jimmy had thrown Ken Sheldon into a wall. Ken Sheldon was stuck in the wall."
"So anyway, David, Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie were friends but not any more. What do you think?"
David deflected the question. He mused about the difference between "implicit" and "complicit" and then we arrived at his years at Tigerland. It was where I first saw him play.
One afternoon at the MCG, he stopped and lay down for a rest along the half-forward line. He crossed his legs and put his hands behind his head. The footy bounced around him and 30,000 people watched. I was rapt. Other people liked it, too, because a few games later, I was hit in the head by a bun, tossed by a cult of Honybun supporters after he kicked a goal.
David's back collapsed on him at Richmond. His specialist said it was the worst back X-ray he'd ever seen on anybody of any age. For the drive to Kardinia Park, Allan Jeans made him lie in the back of Benny Gale's orange HQ Kingswood station wagon. "We got flogged, anyway. Bryan Leys' job to tag Gary Ablett was routinely unsuccessful. Ablett kicked 10 or 12, which was about his average against Richmond."
David described Richmond in the late '80s and early '90s as "like a country footy club". Things didn't work. They even had a boot sponsor that refused to send boots. "We bought our own boots, then had the bootmaker put the right stripes in," he said.
The chief economist of the ATO worries about the future of the game. "We've had an economic boom and clubs are making a loss. What happens at the next recession?"
"I think it was during the last recession that Nicole Ritchie's dad Lionel sang . . . Hello?" I countered.
"Soccer has finally got itself right," he continued. "I don't think it's half the game that Aussie Rules is, but long-term, footy hasn't the right system in place. What if there's no media rights and we're in a recession?"
I took his point. "Speaking of media rights, I only bring up Paris and Nicole because they were on the cover of a women's magazine."
And then, finally, Honybun agreed to point his ruckman's brain towards the issue of the day. "Oh, I don't follow that stuff at all," he said. "I'm not a glitterati person. Most of US television is a non-event, a complete waste of time."
Gee he's smart.
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au/realfooty/articles/2005/06/03/1117568373041.html
Fishfinger
You can't put brains in an idiot
Marty McGrath is playing for Templestowe (EFL-Div 3).
Still loves taking hangers.
It's 50 of one and half a dozen of the other - Don Scott

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Golden Monkey is almost as old as the brewery itself. Victory was founded in 1996 and the tripel debuted in 1997. Back then, more than two decades ago, Belgian beer was distributed to the United States but there weren't many American breweries crafting Belgian styles.
"Excellent Belgian imports were well represented on shelves in the United States. then and we felt we had a great one to offer discerning customers," Covaleski recalled.
The team at Victory wasn't done tinkering with the Belgian style when Golden Monkey was first offered to the public in 1997. The recipe was subtly tweaked over the next few years to repress sweetness and enhance dryness as well as to bring forward the playful flavors exuded by Belgian yeast.
A major breakthrough for the beer came during Barchet's 2004 trip to Belgium. While sampling the country's native brews he was inspired by a strain of yeast that did exactly what he wanted for Golden Monkey. "That yeast worked so well to maintain flavor and make it a dryer, less sweet beer," Barchet said about the alternate Belgian yeast strain.
Since then, the beer—for the most part—has remained unchanged. That dialed-in status was confirmed in front of the whole industry when Victory won the Belgian-Style Tripel category at the 2014 Great American Beer Festival. Golden Monkey took home that gold medal more than 15 years after hitting the market and ten years after a change to its yeast strain.
The win gave the co-founders a sense of affirmation according to Covaleski. "We all knew how great the beers was and so it felt both wonderful and proper to have our peers validate that belief," he said.
Another milestone for Golden Monkey occured in 2014, as it became Victory's top seller, beating out beers the brewery was found on, including the well-known Hop Devil.
Victory's brewers appeared to take notice of Golden Monkey's popularity, because in mid-2015 the first Monkey spinoff beer, Sour Monkey, hit the market. Victory had opened a new facility in 2013 that provided the ability to experiment with sours and various bacteria. Creating riffs on the Golden Monkey base beer was a natural undertaking for the team.
The public answered with a resounding, "Yes," and it became clear that consumer demand could support more Monkey spinoffs. The signature tripel is now soured, aged in rum barrels, soured and aged in oak barrels and aged in wine barrels.
"My personal favorite variant of Golden Monkey is White Monkey [aged in white wine barrels] as the beer becomes dessert-like and richer on many levels," Covaleski said. He also hinted that more experiments are being conducted on the base beer by the brew team.
The public can expect to see Golden Monkey and its spinoffs continue to grow in variety and availability. Both Golden Monkey and Sour Monkey are now available in cans, a move made by the brewery to reach more drinkers in more situations.
"We want delicious Golden Monkey to go wherever our consumers want to take it along," Covaleski said.
At a hefty 9.5% ABV, the style-less yet very Belgian style tripel makes for an ideal camping or tailgating beer, because contradiction is what Golden Monkey is all about.


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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti lAssociazione Sportiva Dilettantistica Orlandia97 Capo d'Orlando nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2010-2011.

Stagione
Grazie al primo posto ottenuto nel girone B della Serie A2 2009-2010 la società orlandina ottiene il diritto per la prima volta nella sua storia sportiva di disputare la Serie A, il livello di vertice del campionato italiano di calcio femminile.

Prima dell'inizio della stagione, nell'estate 2010, la società cambiò denominazione da Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica Upea Orlandia 97 a Associazione Sportiva Dilettantistica Orlandia97 Capo d'Orlando. La squadra venne inizialmente affidata alla direzione tecnica di Vincenzo "Enzo" Castano, allenatore della promozione in Serie A, il quale rimane fino alla 6ª giornata per poi essere avvicendato, dal 16 novembre 2010 da Leuccio Tonarelli che detiene anche la carica di vicepresidente e direttore sportivo.

Nel campionato di Serie A 2010-2011 conclude il torneo al 14º posto e ultimo posto in classifica, ottenendo 18 punti frutto di 3 vittorie, 9 pareggi e 14 sconfitte, retrocedendo nuovamente in Serie A2.

Divise e sponsor

Sponsor principale per la stagione è Randazzo Energy team.

Organigramma societario
Tratto dal sito Football.it

Area tecnica
 Allenatore: Vincenzo Castano (fino al 15 novembre 2010)
 Allenatore: Leuccio Tonarelli (dal 16 novembre 2010)
 Allenatore portieri: Francesco Franchina
 Preparatore atletico: Ignazio Princiotta
 Allenatore primavera: Calogero Balleriano

Rosa

Calciomercato

Sessione estiva

Sessione invernale

Risultati

Serie A

Girone di andata

Girone di ritorno

Coppa Italia

Terzo turno

Ottavi di finale

Statistiche

Statistiche di squadra

Statistiche delle giocatrici

Note

Collegamenti esterni

2010-2011

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LOS ANGELES -- Microsoft managed to keep its newest product well under wraps, though as they say, the cat's out of the bag now.
Microsoft hopes consumers will purr at the Surface, a new tablet family -- not to be confused with its pricy, table-top computer -- that will run on the company's upcoming Windows 8.
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The Microsoft Surface as we've known it for the past five years is now called Microsoft PixelSense. That's the namesake technology Microsoft debuted at last year's Consumer Electronics Show alongside its second-generation 40-inch tabletop PC. Using an array of 2 million sensors that have been built into the panel, the technology picks up visible or infrared light to pick up data and crunch it in the built-in Windows PC.
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Gaza aftermath
Gaza: 'Collective shock' of traumatic events sees mental health cases soar
Israel's blockade and multiple offensives have led to a proliferation of PTSD, mood disorders and other stress-related conditions
Mohammed al-Asdoudi was shot by an Israeli sniper at a peaceful protest and says "my injury has opened the door of hell" (MEE/Ahmed Al-Sammak)
Ahmed Al-Sammak
Published date: 24 October 2021 08:25 UTC | Last update: 1 year 3 months ago
Orfan Shaimaa* is getting ready to attend her 15th psychological support session at Friends for Mental Health (FFMH), a non-governmental organisation operating in the Gaza Strip.
While making her way to the session, she carefully looks around every now and then to make sure no-one recognises her in order to avoid the stigma from which mental health patients often suffer in the besieged enclave.
The 20-year-old traces her psychological trauma to the second day of Israel's May offensive against Gaza this year, which killed 253 Palestinians, including 66 children, 39 women, and 17 elderly people, while almost 2,000 were injured.
Gaza: Palestinians with disabilities recount horror of Israel's May offensive
"On 12 May, we did not have even a shekel, so my father, Wael, had to go to the farm where he has worked for years to pick some vegetables to sell and bring bread and some food," Shaimaa told Middle East Eye as she sat in the room where she attends her psychological sessions.
"He left our home at 8am to go to the farm in Beit Lahiya, in the north of the [Gaza] Strip.
"After two hours, he called my mother and asked her if she wanted him to bring anything before he came back," she said, her eyes full of tears, adding that "the way takes around 10 minutes".
"But an hour-and-a-half passed, and he did not come. We called him many times, but we could not reach him as his phone was surprisingly off," she said.
'His face was deformed'
As always when she is in the kitchen, Shaimaa's mother was listening to the radio that day.
Suddenly the presenter said that four farmers had been targeted in Beit Lahiya and that their bodies had arrived at the Indonesian Hospital in the north of the Gaza Strip.
"While my mother was telling us the news and asking us to call any of my father's colleagues, her phone rang," said Shaimaa.
"After answering it, she fainted. Then, when my eight brothers and sisters and I were waking her up, we heard my cousin crying loudly and saying 'my uncle Wael has been martyred'.
"We instantly froze. 'What! What did you say?' I asked him. Suddenly all my uncles and cousins who live in the same building came to our home."
After about an hour, Shaimaa's family heard loud noises as mourners pushed each other to look at Wael's body, which had arrived in an ambulance in front of their house.
"They did not allow us to look at him because his face was deformed due to his injuries. Once I saw the ambulance, I fainted for several hours.
"After the war passed, I didn't leave my home. As a result, I started suffering from panic attacks, severe anxiety, and depression."
Following her father's death, a local organisation, Alsabil Welfare House, contacted Shaimaa's family to give them food and financial assistance.
Shaimaa's family had to submit some documents to the organisation, so she decided to break her isolation at home and visit them.
Messages of encouragement in Arabic on the wall at Friends for Mental Health read: "Don't go away. You are important. We want you" and "Begin with a decision. Your mental health is the choice" (MEE/Ahmed Al-Sammak)
By chance, FFMH was located on the floor below Alsabil Welfare House.
"Without hesitation, I entered the office. Luckily, I met with a psychologist called Dalia and told her my story," said Shaimaa.
"She gave me the first session and asked me to come again. After three sessions, I was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder [PTSD]. Now I am a little bit better."
Absence of hope
Earlier this month, Dr Samah Jabr, director of Gaza's Department of Mental Health, said that one-third of Gazans are in need of psychological help.
Yahia Khader, a former director-general of the department, told MEE that Israel's May offensive, along with the ongoing blockade of the Strip which began in 2007, have had severe social and economic consequences for its people.
An absence of any hope for Gaza's youth, poverty, the inability to travel, the coronavirus, and a poorly equipped health system have all added to the toll on mental health in Gaza, said Khader.
Shaimaa's 10-member family is just one of tens of thousands of families in the enclave who live under the poverty line.
Her father's salary of just 800 shekels ($248) a month meant that, after finishing secondary school, she was unable to go to university as her father could not afford the fees.
'My injury has opened the door of hell'
Mohammed al-Asdoudi, 35, sits on his bed smoking heavily, ignoring his doctor's advice to give up the habit.
He lives in the al-Shuja'iya neighbourhood, in the east of Gaza Strip, where Israel killed around 75 civilians in one day in 2014, most of them women and children.
On 3 August 2018, Asdoudi was peacefully taking part in the Great March of Return, a protest campaign calling for an end to Israel's blockade and for Palestinian refugees' right to return to the lands that their families fled during the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948.
During the series of protests from early 2018 to late 2019, Israeli forces killed 316 civilians and injured 35,705, including 2,642 women and 6,534 children.
'Shoot to maim': How Israel created a generation on crutches in Gaza
Like thousands of others injured by Israeli snipers, Asdoudi was shot in the leg.
"My injury has opened the door of hell to me," he told MEE. "Gazan doctors did not know how to tackle my injury because it was so severe.
"I underwent 16 surgeries on my leg, in Gaza and Egypt, to save it, but all of them failed."
At one point, there was no choice but to amputate his leg
"My leg was amputated wrongly. After two months, they had to amputate another part of the same leg to correct the first medical error," said Asdoudi.
Unfortunately, the second surgery in Gaza also failed, so he had to travel to Egypt.
Buried knee
Trying not to cry, Asdoudi said: "They had to amputate my knee in Egypt. After four days of surgery, I had to take my amputated limb from the hospital to bury it.
"So I went to a graveyard there [in Egypt] on my wheelchair to do so."
Asdoudi said he has had 11 surgical operations in Egypt and has spent more than 12 months in hospitals in Gaza and Egypt since his injury in 2018.
"Before my injury, I had worked in marble installation, and my body was very fit. Now I have diabetes, blood pressure, and a clot in the heart," he said.
The injuries and his harsh circumstances forced Asdoudi to consult a psychiatrist.
"My journey with psychiatrists started after my injury. I have suffered from anxiety, depression, and nerves," he said.
"I remember a psychiatrist who treated me who told me that he could no longer treat me and I should go to another psychiatrist. He told me: 'After becoming aware of your case, I need psychological intervention, not you'."
'I am scared'
Asdoudi said the state of his health and his economic situation are the two main reasons for his psychological state.
"Because of diabetes, my injury has not healed yet," he said.
"I am scared that I will have to amputate another part of my thigh as an Egyptian orthopaedic surgeon told me that it contains a pellet which contains toxic materials banned internationally and may cause continuous osteomyelitis."
Asdoudi used to earn around $800 a month, but after his injury, he is unable to work and receives just 600 shekels ($186) a month from the Hamas-run Ministry of Social Development.
The Foundation for the Care of the Families of Martyrs and the Wounded, a Fatah-run organisation, refused to pay him a salary because of the monthly financial assistance he receives from the ministry.
"I do not know what to do with the 600 shekels. Are they for my four children, or my diabetes, or my blood pressure, or for my heart medicines, or for my leg?" he asked.
"Anyone in my circumstances does not need just one psychiatrist but a team of them."
Asdoudi said: "Although I know my message to the US and EU, which support Israel, will not make a difference - as we have been suffering because of the [Israeli] occupation before their eyes since 1948 - I just pray to Allah to put them in our shoes to know the real face of Israel."
'Social life destroyed'
Maysa Ashkantna, the executive director of FFMH, told MEE that the number of people it has treated has tripled since Israel's May offensive.
Ashkantna said that the most common disorders patients have been diagnosed with since the war are PTSD, depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Psychiatrist Fadel Ashour told MEE that the continuous wars waged by Israel are a collective shock for the whole of Gaza's society and that "civilians are the main victims".
He said that having to adapt to such circumstances is very difficult, and the struggle to do so helps to cause many of the mental health issues suffered by Gazans.
Psychiatrist Fadel Ashour says that Gazans exposed to direct violence, or who have survived Israeli bombardment, usually have post-traumatic stress disorder (MEE/Ahmed Al-Sammak)
"The most affected category is the Gazan youth. Many of them suffer from anxiety because of the current Gazan situation," said Ashour.
A reported 40 percent of young Gazans suffer from mood disorders, 60 to 70 percent suffer from PTSD, and 90 percent suffer from other stress-related conditions.
"They cannot financially separate from their family. As a result, they cannot start a family, so they often emigrate, become addicted to drugs, or give in to mental health disorders.
"As a result, their social life is destroyed."
Those exposed to direct violence, or who have survived Israeli bombardment, usually have PTSD, he said.
'My heart aches'
Back at FFMH's offices, Shaimaa cried again as she recounted her dream to study law.
"Since my childhood, my father's and my dream had been [for me] to be a lawyer," she said.
"Before the war, he told me that he would borrow some money to help me register at university, but he was martyred.
"Whenever I see any law student, my heart aches. Why did they [Israel] kill my father?
"He was just a poor farmer, without any military interests. He was around to have some money for my university fees. Who will help me study my dream field now?"
As with many families of martyrs, Shaimaa's family has not received a martyr salary from the Palestine Liberation Organisation, and only receives a small amount of financial assistance from Alsabil Welfare House.
"Because I want my father satisfied with me in his grave, I have filed a complaint against Israel to the International Criminal Court, with the help of the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights," said Shaimaa.
"I want to tell the world that we are not terrorists, but those who intentionally kill civilians and make youngsters orphans are the terrorists."
*Not their real name
Israeli attacks, western collusion and the high price of Palestinian freedom
Sami Al-Arian
Israel's latest massacre of Palestinians in Gaza is part of a long history of war crimes
Joseph Massad
Cage, smother, subdue, repeat: Israel's Gaza policy
Gazans with disabilities recount horror of Israel's May offensive
Silent wounds: The mental toll of war and siege on Gaza's youth
Israel bars released Palestinian woman from reuniting with family in Gaza


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{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-} -- for parsec 3

-- http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Write_Yourself_a_Scheme_in_48_Hours/Parsing
-- http://lstephen.wordpress.com/2007/07/29/parsec-parser-testing-with-quickcheck/

-- TODO: use ReadPrec (?)
-- TODO: errors for parsers (<?>)

module SICP.LispParser
  ( Value (..)
  , space, atom, bool, integer, string, pair, expr
  , parseFile
  , toDoc
  , tests
  ) where

import Data.Char ( isSpace, digitToInt )
import Control.Monad (void, liftM)

import           Text.Parsec hiding (space, string)
import qualified Text.Parsec as P (string)

import qualified Data.Text.IO as T

import           Text.PrettyPrint ((<+>), (<>))
import qualified Text.PrettyPrint as PP

import Test.Tasty
import Test.Tasty.HUnit
import Test.QuickCheck

import Prelude hiding (fail)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Definitions
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

data Value = Atom String
  | Bool Bool
  | Integer Integer
  | String String
  | Nil
  | Pair Value Value
  deriving (Eq, Ord)

instance Show Value where
  show x = show $ toDoc x

instance Read Value where
  readsPrec _ = either (const []) id . parse parsecRead' ""
    where
      parsecRead' = fmap (:[]) $ (,) <$> (space >> expr) <*> getInput

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Parser
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

whitespace, lineComment, nestedComment, space :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m ()
whitespace        = void $ satisfy isSpace
lineComment       = char ';' >> (void $ manyTill anyToken $ void newline <|> eof)
nestedComment     = try (P.string "#|") >> inNestedComment
  where
    inNestedComment   = (void $ try $ P.string "|#")
      <|> (nestedComment >> inNestedComment)
      <|> (skipMany1 (noneOf "#|") >> inNestedComment)
      <|> (oneOf "#|" >> inNestedComment)
space             = skipMany $ whitespace <|> lineComment <|> nestedComment

lexeme :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m a -> ParsecT s u m a
lexeme t          = t <* space

idInitialChars, idSubsequentChars :: [Char]
idInitialChars    = "!$%&*/:<=>?^_~"
idSubsequentChars = "+-.@"

atom :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m Value
atom          = Atom <$> lexeme ((:) <$> initial <*> many subsequent)
  where
    initial           = letter <|> oneOf idInitialChars
    subsequent        = initial <|> digit <|> oneOf idSubsequentChars

bool :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m Value
bool                  = Bool <$> lexeme (char '#' >> ((char 't' >> return True) <|> (char 'f' >> return False)))

integer :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m Value
integer               = Integer <$> lexeme int
  where
    makeInt           = foldl (\x y -> x * 10 + y) 0
    sign              = (char '-' >> return negate)
      <|> (char '+' >> return id)
      <|> return id
    int               = sign <*> nat
    nat               = makeInt <$> many1 (fromIntegral . digitToInt <$> digit)

string :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m Value
string        = String <$> lexeme (between (char '\"') (char '\"') stringInternal)
  where
    stringEscapes     = char '\"'
      <|> char '\\'
      <|> '\a' <$ char 'a'
      <|> '\b' <$ char 'b'
      <|> '\t' <$ char 't'
      <|> '\n' <$ char 'n'
      <|> '\r' <$ char 'r'
    stringInternal    = many $ noneOf "\\\"" <|> (char '\\' >> stringEscapes)

pair :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m Value
pair          = lexeme (char '(') >> inlispPairL
  where
    inlispPairR l     = (lexeme (char ')') >> return (Pair l Nil))
      <|> (lexeme (char '.') >> (Pair l <$> expr) <* lexeme (char ')'))
      <|> (Pair l <$> (expr >>= inlispPairR) )
    inlispPairL       = lexeme (char ')' >> return Nil)
      <|> (expr >>= inlispPairR)

expr :: Stream s m Char => ParsecT s u m Value
expr          = atom <|> bool <|> integer <|> string <|> pair

parseFile :: String -> IO (Either ParseError [Value])
parseFile fname =  runP (space >> many expr <* eof) () fname `liftM` T.readFile fname

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Pretty print
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

toDoc :: Value -> PP.Doc
toDoc (Atom s) = PP.text s
toDoc (Bool True) = PP.text "#t"
toDoc (Bool False) = PP.text "#f"
toDoc (Integer i) = PP.text $ show i
toDoc (String s) = PP.doubleQuotes $ PP.text (escapeString s)
  where
    escapeFoldFunction '\"' = ("\\\"" ++)
    escapeFoldFunction '\\' = ("\\\\" ++)
    escapeFoldFunction c    = (c :)
    escapeString = foldr escapeFoldFunction []

toDoc Nil = PP.text "()"
toDoc (Pair l Nil) = PP.parens $ toDoc l
toDoc (Pair l r) = PP.char '(' <> toDoc l <+> toDocR r
  where
    toDocR (Pair ll Nil) = toDoc ll <> PP.char ')'
    toDocR (Pair ll ls@(Pair _ _)) = toDoc ll <+> toDocR ls
    toDocR (Pair ll rr) = toDoc ll <+> PP.char '.' <+> toDoc rr <> PP.char ')'
    toDocR x = PP.char '.' <+> toDoc x <> PP.char ')'

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- QuickCheck generator
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

instance Arbitrary Value where
  arbitrary = genValue
    where
      genChar = elements $ ['a'..'z'] ++ ['A'..'Z']
      genInitChar = frequency [(5, genChar), (1, elements idInitialChars)]
      genSubsequentChar = frequency [(5, genChar), (1, elements idInitialChars), (1, elements idSubsequentChars)]
      genAtom = Atom <$> ((:) <$> genInitChar <*> listOf genSubsequentChar)

      genBool = Bool <$> arbitrary

      genInteger = Integer <$> arbitrary

      genString = String <$> listOf arbitrary
      -- genString = String <$> (listOf $ frequency [(20, genChar), (1, elements idInitialChars), (1, elements idSubsequentChars), (3, elements[' '])])

      genNil = elements [ Nil ]

      genValue = sized genValue'
      genValue' 0 = oneof [ genAtom, genBool, genInteger, genString, genNil ]
      genValue' n = Pair <$> (choose (0, n - 1) >>= genValue') <*> (choose (0, n - 1) >>= genValue')

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Test
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

tests :: TestTree
tests = testGroup "LispParser internal"
  [ testCase "whitespace1"     $ ok    whitespace      " "             ()
  , testCase "whitespace2"     $ ok    whitespace      "\n"            ()
  , testCase "lineComment1"    $ ok    lineComment     "; привет \r"   ()
  , testCase "lineComment2"    $ ok    lineComment     "; привет "     ()
  , testCase "nestedComment1"  $ ok    nestedComment   "#||#"          ()
  , testCase "nestedComment2"  $ ok    nestedComment   "#|#||#|#"      ()
  , testCase "nestedComment2"  $ fail  nestedComment   "#|#||#|# "
  , testCase "nestedComment3"  $ fail  nestedComment   "#|"
  , testCase "nestedComment4"  $ fail  nestedComment   "#||"
  , testCase "nestedComment5"  $ fail  nestedComment   "#|#|"
  , testCase "nestedComment6"  $ fail  nestedComment   "#|#||#|"
  , testCase "space"           $ ok    space     "   \n\t #|  Привет, как дела? #|!!!|# |# ; \r ;  Ура!"    ()
  , testCase "ident"           $ ok    atom      "!013-x ; Вот!" (Atom "!013-x")
  , testCase "ident"           $ fail  atom      ".xx"
  , testCase "bool1"           $ ok    bool      "#t "           (Bool True)
  , testCase "bool2"           $ ok    bool      "#f "           (Bool False)
  , testCase "Integer1"        $ ok    integer   "123 "          (Integer 123)
  , testCase "Integer2"        $ ok    integer   "-0666 ; FIXME" (Integer (-666))
  , testCase "string1"         $ ok    string    "\"Wow!\" #| Here you are |# " (String "Wow!")
  , testCase "string2"         $ ok    string    "\"\\\"\\\\\\t\" "  (String "\"\\\t")
  , testCase "string3"         $ fail  string    "\\w "
  , testCase "pair1"           $ ok    pair      "( ) "          Nil
  , testCase "pair1x"          $ ok    pair      "(()) "         (Pair Nil Nil)
  , testCase "pair2"           $ ok    pair      "( x ) "        (Pair (Atom "x") Nil)
  , testCase "pair3"           $ ok    pair      "( -23) "       (Pair (Integer (-23)) Nil)
  , testCase "pair4"           $ ok    pair      "(\"oops\") "   (Pair (String "oops") Nil)
  , testCase "pair5"           $ ok    pair      "(() \"oops\")" (Pair Nil (Pair (String "oops") Nil))
  , testCase "pair6"           $ ok    pair      "(().()) "      (Pair Nil Nil)
  , testCase "pair7"           $ ok    pair      "(().\"oops\")" (Pair Nil (String "oops"))
  , testCase "pair8"           $ ok    pair      "(\"oops\".())" (Pair (String "oops") Nil)
  , testCase "pair9"           $ ok    pair      "( #t . () ) "  (Pair (Bool True) Nil)
  , testCase "pair10"          $ ok    pair      "( () . #f ) "  (Pair Nil (Bool False))
  , testCase "pair11"          $ ok    pair      "(a b c) "      (Pair (Atom "a") (Pair (Atom "b") (Pair (Atom "c") Nil)))
  , testCase "pair12"          $ ok    pair      "(a b . c) "    (Pair (Atom "a") (Pair (Atom "b") (Atom "c")))
  , testCase "pair13"          $ fail  pair      "(a . b c) "
  ]
  where
    ok parser str expected = case parse (parser <* eof) "" str of
      Left e -> assertFailure $ show e
      Right actual -> assertEqual "" expected actual

    fail parser str = case parse (parser <* eof) "" str of
      Left _ -> return ()
      Right x -> assertFailure $ "parser returned: " ++ show x


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Fernand Etgen Calls for Increasing National Aid Cap to €30K as Market Situation Remains Tense
28th June 2016 Finance 33899
Luxembourg's Minister of Agriculture, Viticulture and Consumer Protection, Fernand Etgen, has stated that the market situation remains extremely tense and worrying at the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council held in the Grand Duchy on Monday.
Farmers installed 37 tractors outside Place de l'Europe in protest as Member States called for clear and concrete signals from the Commission. However, the recent Brexit news has meant that the Commission has not yet set budgetary margins although it has been made clear that a return to quotas is not on the table.
With the situation being different for each country or even in various regions, Luxembourg has requested more flexibility for Member States and an increase of the de minimis national aid cap from €15,000 to €30,000. Fernand Etgen reaffirmed the need for European solutions and for the EU to stay together.
Commissioner Hogan announced plans to offer a package of measures at the next Council on 18 July 2016 for which he intends to release funds. However, these measures still imperatively require addressing the problem of increasing milk supply. In his conclusion, and at the request of a large number of delegations of which the Grand Duchy was one, the Presidency asked the Commission to consider revising the de minimis threshold in its development of the package.


CUBE BT are low-temperature cabinets for frozen products and caviar. Specialized version CUBE BT Ice-cream developed for selling ice-cream. Temperature range: -18…-4 °С.
In contrast to analogous models CUBE cabinet has the same food loading level both in low temperature and normal temperature versions. This feature allows to organize the most efficient foodstuffs lay-out and to avoid keeping traditional food stock. For this purpose a special heated glass is installed in the cabinet.


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The round up of all of the action from the opening weekend of the WA NPL.
Former Perth Glory defender Jamie Harnwell has tipped big things from new Sorrento signing Sean Canham, who scored twice on his National Premier Leagues WA debut at Percy Doyle Reserve on Saturday.
Harnwell, who is co-coach of Sorrento, was delighted with the former English Football League-s impact in the 2-1 win over Balcatta.
Canham gave the home side the lead on 25 minutes, heading home Daryl Platten-s cross, before Balcatta skipper Adam Tong levelled on the stroke of half-time with a thumping strike.
The game took a twist on 67 minutes when Balcatta midfielder Kris Gate was sent off and Sorrento made their advantage count eight minutes later.
Again it was Canham on target, the English striker heading home former Glory midfielder Scott Bulloch-s deep cross.
Cockburn City midfielder David Araya had the honour of scoring the first ever goal in the NPL WA in his side-s 3-3 draw against ECU Joondalup.
Cockburn midfielder Conor Kavanagh-s own goal put Joondalup level before Devon Gibson regained the lead for the visitors. A brace either side of half time from another former Glory player, Tommy Amphlett, put Joondalup in control but a late striker from Kavanagh gave Cockburn a share of the spoils.
"We had a number of chances we wasted today - I missed a few - but its early days in the season and I thought we played well in the second half," Amphlett said.
Glory-s NPL side opened their campaign with a hard fought 1-1 draw against Perth SC at Intiga Stadium.
Lawrence Shuruma gave Glory the lead but Friday Zico levelled on the stroke of half time.
Glory coach Scott Miller said: "The boys really stepped up in their first game against the big boys today and we were rapt with the way we knocked the ball around.
Elsewhere in round one, Danny Dixon was on target as Bayswater City edged out Armadale 1-0 at Frank Drago Reserve, while Subiaco began life in the top flight with a confidence-boosting 0-0 draw against Stirling Lions at the WA Athletics Stadium.
Floreat Athena showed their class in beating Inglewood United 3-0 at the E&D Litis Stadium. English striker Jamie Eames opened the scoring and Mark Walsh made it 2-0 before the break, with Ludovic Boi adding a third in the second half.
Image courtesy of Richard Kreider.


The magnificent Andalusian city of Valencia has so many landmarks, attractions, museums and other inspirational things to do and see, it's almost impossible for first-time visitors to pack everything in to a single holiday. The premier sights below are just a few of the glories the city has to offer, and may help in planning an advance vacation itinerary.
In spite of the fascinating Old Quarter and the many other ancient sites, perhaps the most stunning archaeological attraction here is the avant-garde City of Arts and Science, a collection of post-modern structures straight out of a science-fiction movie, designed by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.
Set at the shoreline point of beautiful Turia Park on the bed of the now relocated Turia River, each individual structure's cutting edge individual design is based on hemispheres and curves, with the astounding waterfront Opera House its most spectacular. Spain is a hub for futuristic architecture, with this development drawing huge numbers of visitors.
Valencia's Old City, Barrio del Carmen, is another major visitor attraction, not only for its heritage buildings from Roman to Art Nouveau, but for the laid-back bohemian lifestyle evident in its bars, pubs, clubs, outdoor cafes and trendy boutiques. Wandering here is heaven for people-watchers, with residents mingling happily with multi-cultural visitors, refugees from the 1960s and all manner of alternative lifestyle fans. Many charming hotels in Valencia are located here.
Valencia's two ports are a microcosm of the history of the city, with the Old Port sleepy and atmospheric and the New Port, built for the Americas Cup, in port-modern Calatrava style. Somewhat removed from the main tourist trail, the Old Port is dominated by its clock tower and contains traditional shipyards constructed in the Venetian style. Close by is the Gothic Shipyard, now a modern art museum, a huge Midldle Ages complex and the port's oldest surviving building. The New Port in all its space-age glory is the emblem of reawakened Valencia as a truly exciting international port city.
The National Museum of Ceramics celebrates the art of pottery, one of Valencia's oldest industries, with its exhibits set in one of the city's grandest old buildings, the 15th century Rococo Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas. Many of the rooms are in original style, forming a glorious backdrop to the masterpieces of the art of ceramics on display. Artefacts from prehistory through Islamic to Christian embrace all the city's eras, and the highly glazed and coloured religious plaques are exquisite.
Two more museums are on the list; the Museum of Valencia History and the Museum of the Fallas. In the History Museum, the big picture rather than acres of artefacts is the focus, with interactive living costume dramas a unique feature covering the city's complex multi-cultural history. The Fallas museum holds examples of the famed Fallas Sculptures from many previous years' parades, as well as explaining the traditions and culture behind the 500-year old fiesta.
Lek Boonlert is an editor and content reviewer at DirectRooms and is responsible for all Valencia Hotels content.
It's Fiesta Time in Valencia - Again!


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Q: JavaScript update field in another UserControl I try to explain better. I have one user control in page, and inside this have UC2 (modal pop up). And I try to achieve this: When I close UC2(modal) i try to update some fields on UC1. And this works fine for one(I have UC2(modal) and on button Save OnClientClick="SaveInfoCI()"), and in UC1 on top of page
function SaveInfoCI() {
     document.getElementById("<%=frmData.FindControl("txtImplementingCI").ClientID%>").value
 = document.getElementById("<%=UC2.GetClientID%>").value;   }
but because i reuse this control in another place i want to update another field. Basically now i Have 3 JS function that update 3 fields. And I try when I click save in UC2(modal) I must execute one of this 3 javascript f, to update right field. I don't want to have 3 same UC with only difference in OnClientClick="SaveInfoCI().

A: Two problems: first, your syntax is off, when inside code behind you can't use the <%= like this.
Second problem, by the time this script is executed (on top of the page) the elements still does not exist. You have to change the value in the client side page load event.
So this should work, though it's better done server side:
sb.Append("window.onload = function() { document.getElementById('" + frmData.FindControl("txtTextBox").ClientID + "').value = document.getElementById('" + MyUserControl.GetJs + "').value; };</")

Also, you really don't need StringBuilder here.. use ordinary string instead.

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Khan Bahadur Hasem Ali Khan (; 2 February 1888 – 16 April 1962) was a Bengali politician, lawyer, peasant movement leader and social worker. He was a close associate of A. K. Fazlul Huq. He became a Minister in the Bengal Legislature in 1941 in the second cabinet led by Huq. During his political life, he tried to establish rights of farmers and common people. He was conferred the title of Khan Bahadur by the British Raj as recognition of his contribution for maintaining peaceful relations between people of different faiths.

Early life
Khan was born on 2 February 1888, to Bengali Muslim parents Moulvi Arman Ali Khan and Mosammat Peyara Banu in the village of Sehangal in Swarupkathi, Firozpur, situated in the Backergunge District of the Bengal Presidency. In 1906, he passed entrance examination with scholarship. During study at high school level, he became fan of Mahatma Ossini Kumar Dutta and took indoctrination to him. Hasem Ali khan took part against historical Bengal Partisan Movement known as Bango Bhangha during study in Barisal Zila School. Then, he passed FA (now known as Intermediate) Examination in 1908. Afterward, in 1910, he passed BA examination and became Vice principal of Islamia Madrasah. Finally, in 1913, he passed B.L Examination from Kolkata Ripon College and started Law practice at Alipur Court. Then he continued law business at Barisal Bar. He was member of Barisal Bar since 1914 to 1962.

Personal life
When he was law student at Kolkata Ripon College, he married Samisun Nesa. Hasem Ali Khan was the father of four children. They are Samsun Nesa, Lutfun Nesa, Nurul Islam Khan (N.I Khan) and Fakhrul Islam Khan. Hasem Ali Khan's wife Samisun Nesa died in 1928.

Political career
Khan was involved with congress politics since his student life. But, he formally joined with congress politics after starting law business at Barisal bar. He was one of the leading secretaries of Barisal Congress. Though he was active politician of congress, but he believed in armed struggle against British Colonialism for freedom contrasting to congress's satyagraha andolon (Non-cooperation movement). He tried to raise political awareness among farmers and common people as he believed that without mass people's political awareness Indian freedom was impossible. His political guru was Sher-E-Bangla A.K Fazlul Huq and Sir Asutos Mukharji. These persons inspired him to enter in politics. He created Proja Sammittee in Barisal in 1995 on request of A.K Fazlul Huq.

He actively participated in pro-Ottoman Khilafat Movement and non-cooperation movement, and presented inspiring speech for the movement in various meetings. As a part of the movement, he along with fellow lawyers stayed away from law business for three months. After provincial conference held 1921, Khan was selected as divisional secretary in first Barisal Congress Committee. At the height of movement, Hasem Ali Khan along with others broke 144 article order imposed by government against the movement.

On 2 June 1921, Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammad Ali Jauhar visited Barisal after being invited by Khan and Aswini Kumar Dutta. Khan translated the speeches of the two leaders from Hindustani to Bengali for the native audience. The event played an important role in Khan gaining attention and popularity in Bengal. His political wisdom and ability to impress common people eventually helped him to become a successful politician in Bengal. When Khan was Vice President of Barisal Congress, Gandhi again visited Barisal in 1925 to resolve tension between Hindu and Muslim community after the 1923 elections.

However, when farmers lost their right of holding land due to act of permanent settlement by Lord Cornwallis and became victimized by landlord and British tax collectors, then Khan stood beside them to protect and to establish their. He started Proja Andolon (civic movement) in Barisal on request of A. K. Fazlul Huq to preserve and protect rights of farmers. He believed that without uproot of land lordship, civic freedom would impossible. Subsequently, he became the president of Barisal Proja Committee. During his leadership in Barisal Proja Andolon, police and Gurkha army of British rulers fired in a procession of the movement in 1922, many people were wounded and killed. He became very upset and strongly condemned the brutal act of the government. As a Consequence, Mahatma Gandhi called to break Salt Act. Khan mobilise and inspired people to participate in Salt Act break movement which was lasted from 1922 to 1930.

Khan treated Hindu and Muslim equally during his political career. As a consequence, he received respect from both communities equally. He worked hard for keeping unity between Hindu and Muslim to lessen and stop tension between the two communities. For instance, due to Satyagraha Andolon led by Satindranth Sen in Barisal, tension between Muslim and Hindu was arisen. Hasem Ali Khan played an important role to appease the both community and prevented bloodshed. Moreover, he actively participated, led and protested Kulkathi Killings of the Government in Barisal. As continuation of his movement, Hasem Ali Khan formed Bakergonj Mohamedan Association to reserve social and religious rights of the common people. In 1927, British Governor General Donovan Visited Barisal after break out Hindu-Muslim riot. He found that only Hasem Ali Khan can play role to keep peace and Hindu-Muslim unity because of his acceptance to both communities. Mr. Donovan arranged a meetings for alliance between Hindu and Muslim. In that meeting Hasem Ali Khan presented a heart touchy speech emphasizing on the unity of Hindu-Muslim for the freedom of India.

Khan was awarded as Khan Bahadur on 3 June 1935, by the Governor General and viceroy of India for his contribution for Hindu-Muslim Unity and Integrity. He was awarded as 'Khan Bahadur' especially as recognition of his contribution for protecting and preserving Muslim's rights in British India. In addition, the award was also recognition of his contribution to protect legal rights of Muslim Community after incidence of Kulkathi village.

Hasem Ali khan formed Barisal Krishok-Proja (farmers-Civic) Committee and he was president of the committee. In 1934, he became of Bengal legislature from Bakergonj's Kotowali, Nolchiti, Kaukhali, Sorupkhathi, Pirozpur, Nazirpur region of Barisal Mahkuma. In 1936, Hasem Ali Khan contested in Barisal District Board Election under banner of Krishok-Proja Sommitte. Later on, he became the chairman of Barisal District Board by defeating Khan Bahadur Hemayet Uddin. He acted as Chairman of Barisal District Board until 1942.

Khan was re-elected to the Bengal legislature following the Bengal legislative elections, where had ran as a Krishak Praja Party candidate, defeating his rival Arif Husayn Chowdhury of the All-India Muslim League. His constituency, Bakarganj North, covered Hizla, Mehendiganj and Muladi. After being elected as member of legislature, he became member of Floud Commission to remove land lordship tradition from Bengal. The commission recommended to remove land lordship tradition from Bengal. Due to their recommendation, land lordship tradition was removed from Bengal in 1950.

In 1937, after forming coalition cabinet, Muslim league and Krishok-Proja Party were restructured. In reformed committee, Hasem Ali Khan was selected as the president of Muslim League of Barisal and concurrently, president of Barisal Krishok-Proja Party. He assisted A.K Fazlul Huq to write historical Lahore Resolution. Hasem Ali Khan also supported Subhas Chandra Bose in Hallow well Movement as close friend of Subas Basu.
Fianally, Hasem Ali Khan became minister of Bengal Legislature in 1941 in the second cabinet led by A.K. Fazlul Haque. He was the minister of Debt Settlement Board and Rural Development. On 17 December 1941, he took oath as minister of cooperative and agriculture eviction ministry. As a minister, he brought second amendment in Bengal Farmers Eviction Laws in 1942 in Bengal Assembly. He was active member of Bengal legislature from 1943 to 1946 as well as cabinet minister from December 1941 to March 1943. He also reactivate 11000 debt settlement Board during cabinet membership. In addition, he was the director of the directorate of Education when A.K. Fazlul Huq was the minister of education ministry.

Khan and the Krishak Praja Party were against the Partition of Bengal, and advocated for an independent United Bengal. After the establishing of Pakistan, Khan ended up joining the Muslim League in 1950. He thought, he could contribute more for the people if he involves with Muslim League politics because of the acceptance of Muslim League to general people. Later on, he was elected in Barisal Municipality election as chairman held in 1952 without any contest. In 1950, he was elected as president of Barisal Muslim League.

Legacy
Khan patronised cultural and social activities. He formed Bakerganj Mohammedan Association to preserve and protect right of common people.  He re-published the daily Nabajug newspaper in 1941. Famous writers and poets like Abul Mansur Ahmed, Qazi Nazrul Islam, Zainul Abedin were involved with this newspaper. In 1942, S. Wajid Ali published Monthly Gulistha Journal on Khan's request. Khan also assisted to formulate Barisal Women's Society. He also established Shamsunnesa Reading Room in Barisal. He inspired his son Nurul Islam Khan to publish the weekly Khadem magazine. He established Barisal Literature Maslish (Sittings). For economic development, in 1946, Khan and Huq established national Commercial Bank.

Death
Khan died from an accident in 1962. Before his death, he was going to attend to an election campaign in Babuganj by boat. In the way, he was caught by heavy rain and storm, and due to strong current and heavy rain, the boat sank and he drowned. At the time of his death, his age was 75 years.

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1888 births
1962 deaths
Bengali politicians
People from Pirojpur District
20th-century Bengalis
Bengal MLAs 1937–1945
Khan Bahadurs