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There's probably not a single driver on this planet who doesn't absolutely despise potholes.
They tend to surface, literally, when the underlying soil is weakened by water and battered by traffic, before ultimately failing and creating a hole in the asphalt surface above. What's really unfortunate is that an already-formed pothole can be almost invisible during night time if it's already raining, as was the case last week in Los Angeles.
After sustaining damage to their car following a run-in with the pothole in question, a driver went on to document just how bad the situation really was and began recording multiple other vehicles meet with same fate. Thankfully, not every driver that turned right at that specific location drove into the pothole, but quite a few of them did and we warn you, it's a little painful to watch.
While we understand the evidence argument, it really does seem like the individual let things go a little too far, when they probably should have signaled other drivers to warn them of what lied ahead – maybe even put a hazard sign or anything reflective in front of the pothole.
I was questioning my life choices after starting to watch a video about a pothole in a state I don't even live in, but those sound effects by the woman recording really turned it around for me. 7/10. Would watch again.
Someone must have had too much time on their hands and thought this was newsworthy.
Of course it's a Honda (Civic). They don't drive anything other than Japanese vehicles there, do they? Ironic that last summer it was dry as a bone, and (literally) burning up and now they can't stop the rain. Lovely place to live, ahem.
It only rained for 3 days. It stopped already.
Summer was dry as a bone, because it was summer.
The driver that posted the video was in a BMW.
How about instead of recording people damaging their cars, you tell them about the hole?
Oh right, it's all about those views, huh?
Look at it this way, when he was recording, he could've easily been on his way after he damaged his car instead of filming, so either way these cars were going to damage their cars as well. He's simply filming this to document this problem.
That first step is a doozy..
ANYTHING to make yet another animated GIF file.
What a giant insult to the intellect of readers to put an article about a pothole onboard.
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'Why Is Ancient Philosophy Still Relevant?' by Massimo Pigliucci
Why is Ancient Philosophy Still Relevant?
by Massimo Pigliucci
Raphael's The School of Athens – Ancient philosophy in a picture.
Why on earth am I devoting years of my life to studying (and practicing) Stoicism? Good question, I'm glad you asked. Seriously, it would seem that the whole idea of going back two millennia to seek advice on how to live one's life is simply preposterous.
Have I not heard of modern science? Wouldn't psychology be a better source of guidance, for instance? And even philosophy itself, surely it has moved beyond the ancient Greco-Romans by now, yes?
And yet, I'm clearly not the only one here. Setting aside that a sizable number of people these days seem to be interested in Stoicism in particular (the Stoicism Facebook page is over 12,000 strong and growing), there has been a resurgence of virtue ethics in general (mostly in the guise of Neo-Aristotelianism), and of course millions of people around the world still find valuable guidance in the sayings of Buddha or Confucius. Why?
It isn't that these people are ignoring science, cognitive or otherwise. I, for one, was initially trained as a biologist, and I fully appreciate what modern science can tell us about human life and flourishing. I am also a 21st century philosopher, so I am cognizant of Hume, Kant, Mill, and so many others, all the way to Peter Singer.
And yet, there is clearly something that the Stoics, the Epicureans, the Peripatetics (followers of Aristotle), the Buddhist, the Confucianists and so forth clearly got right. There is something they thought about and taught to their students that still resonates today, even though we obviously live in a very different environment, socially, technologically, and otherwise.
The answer, I think, is to be found in the relative stability of human nature. This is a concept on which the Hellenistic philosophers relied heavily, though they didn't use that specific term.
For Aristotle, humans were essentially rational (meaning capable of reason) social animals. The Stoics agreed, and in fact their theory of oikeiosis ("familiarization") was essentially an account of developmental moral psychology: young humans have a natural propensity toward self-regard and regard for those who are close to them (mostly, their kin). Over time, this natural morality gets extended further and further, to friends and others living in the same polis, and — ideally — to the whole of humanity. The process is made possible by the fact that reason builds on a natural instinct, nurturing it and developing it over time.
(Crucially, although other primates seem to share in our natural instinct for sociability, they are incapable of extending it by reason.)
But these days the concept of human nature is seen with suspicion by both biologists and philosophers — though for different reasons.
Biologists ever since Darwin have moved away from the simplistic notion that anything complex (like a human being) can possibly be characterized by a small set of essential properties. And rightly so. Homo sapiens is the result of a gradual process of biological evolution, a cluster in evolutionary space, distinct from other such clusters (other species of Homo, now extinct, as well as chimpanzees, bonobos and so forth) only by degrees, not by sharp boundaries.
Philosophers, by and large, have become even more skeptical of the whole idea, or at the least such has been my experience over the years. Some simply accept biologists' rejection of essentialism, concluding (erroneously, I think) that therefore one cannot properly speak of human nature. Others, more drawn to the so-called Continental approach, are suspicious of past (and, indeed, current) use of notions like that of human nature to buttress racism and misogyny. Certainly these are well-founded fears, unfortunately, but again they do not license a wholesale rejection of the concept.
I think the modern philosopher who got closest to a reasonable account of human nature was also the one that is famous for most drawing from the science of his time: David Hume.
I can do no better than to summarize a lovely paper by Michael Gill published a number of years ago in Hume Studies. Gill bases his analysis on what Hume writes in the aptly titled, given our topic, Treatise of Human Nature, and sets it against the background of a controversy concerning the origins of human sociability then raging among Bernard Mandeville, Francis Hutcheson, and Anthony Ashley Cooper, Third Earl of Shaftesbury.
Gill's main thesis is that Hume developed a "progressive" account of human nature distinct from that of the three philosophers just mentioned, who agreed that human beings are social, but disagreed on the origins of our sociability: for Mandeville it is self-interest; for Hutcheson and Shaftesbury it is natural benevolence.
Shaftesbury presented as evidence of our benevolent nature the fact that we derive so much pleasure from friendship and other social interactions, and even from the very fact of doing good deeds. Similarly, Hutcheson said that we have an innate sense of public good (we feel good when others are happy, cringe at others' misery) and moral good (approve of virtue and disapprove of vice).
Mandeville was of a very different opinion, according to which our basic nature is selfish (a la Hobbes) and we organized in groups only to protect ourselves, first from natural dangers, then increasingly from each other. Modern society's complex "commerce" and "standards of politeness" are made possible by our ability to communicate and write, but are still rooted in our original selfish nature.
What about Hume? On the one hand, he was no egoist (in the Hobbesian sense), as he thought humans are endowed with natural virtues. On the other hand, he squarely said that justice is not natural, but rather the result of (cultural) "artifice."
A major part of Hume's argument is that justice is not common among pre-civilized humans, and it requires training. It cannot, therefore, be natural. (Yes, I know, modern readers rightly cringe at this sort of statement, but bear with me a little longer, it will be worth it.)
To understand Hume's further discussion we need to keep in mind that for him a virtue consists of having a certain motive for action (this is very close to Lawrence Becker's take on Stoicism and virtue). Now the motive for justice cannot be regard for justice, on pain of circularity. It can't be self love either (although it did exist in pre-civilized humans, and is therefore natural, according to Hume), since this will often be in conflict with justice. Hume also rejected regard for public interest as a motive for justice, thus apparently (but only apparently!) landing squarely in Mandeville's camp.
Indeed, Hume went so far as to conclude that "In general, it may be affirm'd, that there is no such passion in human minds, as the love of mankind, merely as such, independent of personal qualities, or services, or of relation to ourself." (Again, something the Stoics would agree on.) Emotions about other human beings, maintained Hume, are always directed at particular individuals, not at humanity in general. The converse is true as well: we don't get a sense of justice by generalizing our feelings for particular individuals, because sometimes we ought to and do behave justly toward people we deeply dislike.
Hume agreed with Mandeville (and with Hobbes) that we have developed societies because we would otherwise have a hard time surviving on our own. So, societies originated out of the self interest of individuals. The fact that justice then also arises from selfish motives can be derived from the observation that we simply wouldn't need justice if we were naturally disposed to respect the interests of others.
Where Hume began to diverge from Mandeville is with the latter's contention that, essentially, we are all hypocrites when we talk about morality. For Hume, rather, people have genuine moral feelings of justice. Hume's middle way between Mandeville on one hand and Hutcheson and Shaftesbury on the other, is the idea that we initially want justice for selfish reasons, but eventually develop a mental association that leads us to approve of justice even when it runs counters to our selfish motives. (The major difference between Hume and Stoic oikeiosis here is that the Stoics emphasized the role of reason, not just habit, in the process.)
To recap the situation so far: Hume agreed with Mandeville that justice is an artificial virtue originating in self interest; but he also agreed with Hutcheson and Shaftesbury that people exhibit genuine non self interested feelings of justice. All three of his predecessors would have thought these two positions to be mutually incompatible.
One way to look at this is that the three in question adopted (different) static, "originalist," views of human nature. Hume, by contrast, upheld a dynamic, progressive view, where originally selfish motives can develop into genuinely altruistic ones.
The Humean engine for this change is his famous principle of association: we begin by disapproving of acts of injustice that do not affect us (because they tend to be harmful), and we end up conjoining disapproval and injustice in general. Which means we develop a broader disapproval of all unjust acts, including those that benefit us. This mechanism, says Hume, applies not just to justice, but to all morally relevant sentiments.
Gill makes a final interesting point by drawing a distinction between two senses in which one may ask about the "origins" of something: chronological and functional. For instance, we could ask what is the origin of the Constitutional powers of the American government and provide two very distinct, not mutually exclusive, answers: they came from a Constitutional convention held in Philadelphia in 1787; and they are rooted in consent of the people (at least in theory). The first answer is chronological, the second is functional.
Gill suggests that the three pre-Humean philosophers simply assumed that chronological and functional explanations coincide in the case of moral sentiments, while Hume's innovation consisted in decoupling them. Here is how Hume himself very clearly put it: "Thus self-interest is the original motive to the establishment of justice; but a sympathy with public interest is the source of the moral approbation which attends that virtue."
What are we to make of the Humean solution to the Mandeville-Hutcheson-Shaftesbury debate, from our post-Darwinian perspective? Roughly speaking, we could say that both Mandeville, on one hand, and Hutcheson and Shaftesbury, on the other, were early versions of what today we would call biological determinists — they only disagreed on the qualitative nature of that determinism (selfish for Mandeville, benign for the other two).
Hume's position, however, can be updated in a more nuanced and interesting way, from the vantage point of modern biology and social science. At the risk of stretching Hume's own intention, I am going to suggest that his acknowledgement of a "natural" status for our moral feelings is a due and reasonable concession to the "naturist" camp in the nature-nurture debate. There is no getting around it: human beings are a particular biological species, characterized by a historically inherited genetic environment that constrains the way we act, feel and think. What elevates this to the lofty status of "human nature" is that our closest evolutionary cousins (bonobos, chimpanzees, and other great apes) have a significantly different genetic and behavioral repertoire.
But Hume's principle of association can be profitably recast as an embryonic theory of cultural evolution (and personal development), according to which we are capable of generating novel (genuine) feelings out of a combination of experiences and our ability to reflect on those experiences.
If Hume is even approximately right, and I think he is, that goes some way toward explaining why ancient wisdom is still relevant today: because human nature changes slowly, since it is rooted in the particularities of the human gene pool, which impose constraints on just how different people can be once we abstract from the historical peculiarities of any given culture.
The reason Epictetus, Epicurus, Buddha, Confucius and a number of others still resonate with us in the 21st century is because they got something profoundly right about the nature of humanity in the place and time in which they lived. And since such nature — as non essentialistic and slowly evolving as it is — has apparently not changed drastically over the past several millennia, here we are, still studying Epictetus and the others, and still gaining from them the kind of insight that made Arrian take the detailed notes that eventually turned into the Discourses and the Enchiridion as we know them today.
Massimo Pigliucci is the K.D. Irani Professor of Philosophy at the City College of New York. He is an evolutionary biologist and a philosopher of science, whose writings can be found at platofootnote.org. He has written or edited ten books, most recently Philosophy of Pseudoscience: Reconsidering the Demarcation Problem (University of Chicago Press). He grew up in Rome, reading Seneca and Cicero, but re-discovered Stoicism only recently. He sports two philosophy-related tattoos…
Author Modern StoicismPosted on April 16, 2016 Categories Exploring Stoic Philosophy, Stoicism & Other Philosophies, Uncategorised
15 thoughts on "'Why Is Ancient Philosophy Still Relevant?' by Massimo Pigliucci"
ilrefratari says:
Regarding David Hume's contribution to the understanding of "human nature", that "human nature" is continuously, albeit slowly (for us), evolving. But evolving to where? to what.
IMHO R. M. Bucke in his book, Cosmic Consciousness, adds a new dimension to the stoic
enterprise. Yes, we are slowly evolving toward cosmic consciousness…making it increasingly
possible to live naturally, in accord with nature, as proposed by the stoic philosophers of antiquity.
Hi like Denis I too have previously published a piece on the blog on Stoicism and Christianity. I really enjoyed the piece on Parenting although I am a Grandmother – I could relate to the piece in the light of my recent recovery from Surgery and inability to get about and do things + isolation of being unable to drive. Thanks for your response
Greg: We have the army in common. Looking back the amount of time I spent shooting a powerful rifle (Lee Enfield .303) in my ear with no protection seems difficult to believe. Later Seneca rode to the rescue.
Greg: Thanks for your comments. I wrote an article not too long ago which was published here: Stoicism and Tinnitus. I had the satisfaction after the article was picked up elsewhere of hearing that others had been helped by it. Anyone who has tinnitus will understand why that gave me pleasure.
Greg Sadler says:
Yes, I can well imagine. I have tinnitus myself – probably from too much loud music in my teens and twenties, and not wearing my earplugs in my Army days.
Angela: I am lost in much of what is being written and while it may enthral the sufficiently educated as an academic treatise it is beyond me. I don't know what neo-Aristotelism is, the "theory of oikeiosis" unknown to me, nor do I understand "rejection of essentialism", I've never heard of Bernard Mandeville or Hutcheson, I'm not familiar with the phrase "the Hobbesian sense and much else.
I am familiar with the Seneca, Marcus Aurelius and, particular for me, Epictetus – many of whose comments I have memorised.
You, to your credit, have raised an important issue. Is Stoicism to be an exchange on an elevated academic level with references so esoteric that they exclude the ignorant such as myself? Or should it be discussed at a level where it can touch the lives of the great majority?
Well you have summed up very succinctly exactly how I am feeling. I took part in Stoic Week 2013 & 2014, the Mindfulness programme in 2014 and attended the two days in London and have continued with the daily meditations and like you I am familiar with Seneca, Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus and the writings of the Stoicism Today Team which have enriched my understanding. I am now beginning to feel very out of my depth and really miss the frequent blogs from lay contributors which often showed me a new perspective to continue to study this amazing template for a good life!
We do quite a mix of articles here in Stoicism Today.
Some – like those in the last months on parenthood, policing, the environment – are more focused on application (and look for articles on diet, exercise, anger, service industry work, and other topics in coming months).
Others might seem a bit more challenging. Stoicism is a philosophical perspective, with a long history, and Stoicism Today (with myself as editor) will continue to publish pieces more steeped in or interpretative of that tradition.
If you'd like to try your hand at writing the sorts of pieces you'd like to see more of in Stoicism Today, by all means send them my way! I'll be happy to see them.
Well apart from all the names this blog could have been reduced to the final paragraph
– I have ploughed my way through it but it has been like trying to decipher something in a foreign language. How I wish we had more practical every day blogs where people evidenced how Modern Stoicism worked in their lives.
I agree. Modern Stoicism will not attract those who could be helped by it without clarity.
Thank you – for me there has been nothing very helpful for the past few months.
Although I agree that human nature has remained the same, I would trace it back to the Axial Age thinkers (Socrates, Buddha and Confucius) who were the first to examine human experience in the new world of commerce and empire.
Marcus Holmes says:
I can accept that there seems to be relative stability apropos "human nature", but the very category is partial, both in perspective and content. Human beings betray as much capacity for viciousness and chadenfreuda as they do altruism. Indeed when altruism prevails it's more an indicator of a stable culture than essential individualised humanity.
Doubtless we have essential characteristics, as do Bowerbirds, but our abiding sensibilities are complex and surely not the product of spontaneous human nature or individual discrimination.
I can accept our freedom to give or withhold assent to impressions (though even this much freedom, to be exercised, requires heroic self-control in various circumstances), but our "impressions" are always already tutored!
Continental philosophy offees much more complex discussions of the topic than political paranoia!
I must say in my perusal of neostoicism so far I'm gobsmacked at the total absence of engagement with the linguistic turn; its compelling it's deeper implications beyond peremptory dismissal as postmodernism.
We are social beings and have the capacity to empathise with the fate of "others", and this can be extrapolated considerably, but there is little that I can see beyond humanist conceit for construing this as human nature.
Two thousand years is the blink of an eye in evolutionary terms, and the wonder to me is that we can relate culturally with the ancients. In fact we cannot. But we can relate existentially, and corporeally; the human condition hasn't changed!
For mine we develop epiphenomenally with culture, human nature being a repressed and nearly redundant category.
Kenneth Posner says:
I enjoyed your article, thank you. However, I think there's a contradiction in your argument. You say "we are capable of generating novel (genuine) feelings out of a combination of experiences and our ability to reflect on those experiences."
This implies that if our experiences change, so will our feelings, and it raises the question whether human nature might not reflect both genetics and the environment, in which case it might not be stable, because the environment is changing rapidly.
You could argue that human nature is a constant, regardless of the environment, but that would be very hard to prove. What about Nazi Germany, or Donald Trump's supporters, or North Korea?
Regardless, even if we assumed that human nature was stable, it wouldn't necessarily support one ancient philosophy over another. Anarcho-primitivists like John Zerzan would argue that given human nature, we should abandon modern industrial society and return to the paleolithic and if 99% of the human race dies off, too bad! — which in my view is not compatible with stoicism https://thelongbrownpath.com/2016/02/02/the-cry-of-the-anarcho-primitivists/
If stoicism is still relevant today, it could only be because the philosophy contains rules that help certain people make better decisions. That's what I think!
Stoicism resonates with me because it expresses better than anything else I have come across how to cope with life. At its core, I suppose, is the conviction that any event outside our mind is neither negative nor positive. And our attitude can decide how we will regard the event. So much can be built on that including the importance of acceptance.
I wish Stoicism was taught in every school. Religion never offered me very much. Stoicism, when I discovered it, was a new dawn and I have been grateful every since.
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Henning Ratjen (* 10. Oktober 1793 in Homfeld, heute ein Ortsteil von Aukrug; † 21. Januar 1880 in Kiel) war ein deutscher Jurist, Professor und Universitätsbibliothekar.

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Henning Ratjen wurde vom Ortsprediger unterrichtet, bevor er ab 1810 das Gymnasium in Kiel besuchte. 1814 begann er sein Studium der Rechtswissenschaften an der Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, das er 1817 bis 1818 an der Berliner Universität fortsetzte. Sein juristisches Amtsexamen bestand er ein Jahr später in Glückstadt, nachdem er in der Zwischenzeit als Hauslehrer tätig war. 1820 wurde er Advokat in Kiel, promovierte dort 1823 und habilitierte sich als Privatdozent.

Bekannt wurde er durch seine fast 50-jährige Karriere an der Universitätsbibliothek Kiel, wo seine Tätigkeit 1826 zunächst als Unterbibliothekar begann. Seine Vorlesungen beschränkte er seitdem auf juristische Literatur, sowie allgemeine Literatur und Bücherkunde. 1830 wurde er zum Professor an der philosophischen Fakultät ernannt, 1833 zum Bibliothekar. Er veranlasste 1834 die Übersiedelung der Universitätsbibliothek aus den oberen in die unteren Räume des Kieler Schlosses und ordnete im Jahre 1838 nach dem Brand des Schlosses und der Schlosskapelle die Bibliothek neu. Im Jahre 1870 veröffentlichte er die Geschichte der Universität zu Kiel, nachdem er bereits 1856 und 1860 Aufsätze über die Kieler Juristen-Fakultät für die Chronik der Universität verfasst hatte. Ratjens Werk gibt laut Rückentext der nachgedruckten Ausgabe "einen fundierten Überblick über die Geschichte der Universität zu Kiel von ihrer Stiftung Mitte des 17. Jahrhunderts durch Christian Albrecht bis weit ins 19. Jahrhundert hinein. Darüber hinaus widmet Ratjen sich dem status quo der Universität im 19. Jahrhundert, in dem er nicht nur ihren organisatorischen Aufbau beschreibt, sondern auch Einrichtungen und Fakultäten vorstellt". Am 11. Januar 1873 feierte er sein 50-jähriges Dienstjubiläum, wurde dann auf seinen Wunsch 1875 als Universitätsbibliothekar entlassen, verblieb aber Mitglied seiner Fakultät, ohne jedoch Vorlesungen zu halten. Sein Nachfolger als Universitätsbibliothekar wurde von 1875 bis 1903 Emil Julius Hugo Steffenhagen (1838–1919).

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1848 wurde er zum Abgeordneten zur schleswig-holsteinischen Landesversammlung gewählt, 1854 zum Mitglied der holsteinischen Ständeversammlung. Er ist als Vorstandsmitglied des Vereins für schleswig-holsteinische Alterthümer und als langjähriger Präsident der Gesellschaft für schleswig-holsteinische Geschichte bis 1864 tätig gewesen.

Werke
 Verzeichniss der Handschriften der Kieler Universitätsbibliothek, welche die Herzogthümer Schleswig und Holstein betreffen. 4 Bände Kiel 1858–1866 und Nachtragsband 1875
 1. Band: Schriften zur allgemeinen Geschichte. ,
 2. Band: Zur speciellen Geschichte einzelner Districte und zu dem Rechte der Herzogthümer. Mit Nachträgen, Berichtigungen und Register.
 3. Band
 1. Teil
 2. Teil
 Beitrag zur Geschichte der Kieler Universität. Rede zur Feier des Geburtstages Seiner Majestät des Königs, am 6. October 1858 gehalten. Akademische Buchh., Kiel 1859,
 Johann Carl Heinrich Dreyer und Ernst Joachim von Westphalen. Beitrag zur Geschichte der Kieler Universität und der juristischen Literatur. Akademische Buchh., Kiel 1861,
 Geschichte der Universität zu Kiel. Schwers, Kiel 1870,

Siehe auch
 Liste der Abgeordneten der konstituierenden Schleswig-Holsteinischen Landesversammlung

Literatur
 Georg Reimer, Rudolf Ratjen, Friedrich von Koschitzky (Hrsg.): Die Familien Ratjen/Rathjen aus dem Aukrug. Druck: Schleswig-Holsteinische Landeszeitung, Rendsburg 1936
 Lübker-Schröder, Alberti: Schriftstellerlexikon u. Fortsetzung s. v. Kieler Zeitung, 1. November 1875.
 F. Volbehr: Chronik der Univ. Kiel für 1881. Riel, 1882, S. 4.

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Hochschullehrer (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel)
Bibliothekar (Kiel)
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Rechtswissenschaftler (19. Jahrhundert)
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Geboren 1793
Gestorben 1880
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Celebrating the most iconic coins of King George III's reign
By Matthew Sotheran | February 25, 2020 | 0
On 29th January 2020 we marked the milestone 200th anniversary of the end of King George III's reign. And whilst some will remember him as the 'Mad King', there is no denying the coins issued during his reign are some of the most iconic to have ever graced the pockets of the British public.
Now, to celebrate his legacy The East India Company has released a new range of Sovereigns that at once pay tribute to this remarkable monarch and also honour the classic coins of his reign.
I've picked out some of my favourite designs to share with you today so you, too, can have the joy of discovering the most beautiful coins issued during King George III's rule.
Designed by renowned engraver Benedetto Pistrucci, the St George and the Dragon design is probably one of the most instantly recognisable motifs in numismatic history. The design first appeared on the modern Sovereign in 1817, when it was struck to replace the gold Guinea following the Great Recoinage Act of 1816, and it still appears on today's Sovereigns. This made King George III the first monarch to appear on the modern Sovereign, so it's only fitting really that he is commemorated on a new range of Sovereign coins.
Pistrucci's iconic design also appeared on King George III's 1818 Crown, the first type of Crown or Five Shillings to be issued in his reign. This Crown was the first 'new' Crown coinage to be struck, and significantly only 155,000 were ever minted – making it highly sought-after amongst collectors today.
George III Silver 1818 Crown
(Image courtesy of JN Coins, http://www.jncoins.co.uk/Shop/milled-crowns/702-george-iii-silver-crown-1818-lix.html)
The East India Company have chosen to strike a beautiful interpretation of this timeless design on the most prestigious Sovereign denomination – the Five Sovereign. The spectacular scene is framed by the Latin motto "hoit soit que mal y pense", which translates to "shame on him who thinks evil of it" – the motto of the British chivalric Order of the Garter.
East India Company Five Sovereign coin reverse design
'Counter Stamped' Spanish Dollar
The cost of the French Revolutionary Wars, combined with the threat of invasion on the Welsh and Irish coasts, took its toll on the Bank of England resulting in members of the public demanding to withdraw large sums of cash. The result was a currency crisis, as the panicked public depleted the coin and bullion reserves of the Bank of England.
One thing was clear, a solution to the gold and silver coin shortage had to be found, and quickly. At the time most of the Bank's reserves were held in the most popular coin of the time – Spanish Dollars. To fix the currency crisis King George III authorised the counter stamping of these Spanish Dollars with a 'puncheon' of the King's head as part of the hallmarking. These modified dollars were released rapidly into the market, allaying the currency crisis.
1797 King George III Counter Stamped Spanish Dollar
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In tribute to this iconic coin, the East India Company has replicated the design on a Double Sovereign piece. The reverse features an effigy of King Charles III of Spain inset with the effigy of King George III to represent the same process as the original Spanish Dollar coins.
East India Company Double Sovereign coin reverse design
Spade Guinea
Under King George III's reign Britain witnessed the Great Recoinage Act of 1816, following which the favoured gold coin of the time, the Guinea, was replaced by the Sovereign. This was a huge moment for Britain in terms of its currency as the Guinea had become the very foundation of the British Empire's growth during the late 17th and 18th centuries. Had the Guinea remained in use it would have been circulating at the time of Wellington's victory at Waterloo!
In its heyday several different motifs featured on Guineas, but none is as famous as the Spade Guinea. Nicknamed because of the spade-like shield on its reverse, this design featured on the last ever circulating Guinea during King George III's reign.
King George III 1798 Spade Guinea
(Image courtesy of JN Coins, http://www.jncoins.co.uk/Shop/milled-gold/118-george-iii-spade-guinea-1798.html)
In fact, this is the only Guinea to feature this distinctive reverse design, and the Half Guinea issued in the same era is the only Half Guinea to also feature it. This makes the Spade Guinea one of a kind. It is this fact which makes the coin fascinating to collectors and historians alike.
Although the Guinea is no longer in circulation you may still come across its name from time to time in classic horse racing. The longstanding tradition of livestock being traded in Guinea values still exists in some auction houses and horse racing organisations because the name 'Guinea' is so intrinsically linked with the 'sport of kings'.
And now this iconic deign has been faithfully replicated on a Sovereign, issued by the East India Company. It represents England, Scotland, France and Ireland, as well as the German possessions of the Hanoverian dynasty.
It goes without saying that this design is my favourite – the motif is so classic and steeped in history, what's not to love? Do you have a favourite design, or perhaps you have another coin design from King George III's reign you'd like to share? Let me know in the comments below!
You can secure the East India Company 2020 Sovereign now. The coin is impeccably struck to the same exacting standards as the UK sovereign – in 7.98 grams of 22 Carat Gold. All that differs is the design and – crucially – the edition limit. This new issue has a strict worldwide edition limit of 1,820 – over four times more limited than the UK 2020 Sovereign.
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You can also view the full East India Company 2020 Sovereign range by clicking here >>
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Unboxing a complete set of 1953 coins and stamps
It's not often that you see a complete set of historic stamps with such monumental importance. And it's even rarer for those stamps to be alongside a complete set of coins of the same year, in this case 1953.
But the Queen Elizabeth II Complete Coronation Stamp and Coin Collection has both of these highly collectable items, and it has a tiny edition limit of 495!
So, join Adam as he takes a closer look at what is surely the perfect collector's tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
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Few South African organisations have played a greater role than the South African Forum of Civil Engineering Contractors (SAFCEC) in developing South Africa's infrastructure, which has been the foundation of the country's economic prosperity. SAFCEC is registered as an Employers Organisation constituted in terms of the Labour Relations Act, 1995 SS 95-111 on 11 November 1996. As such it is a "not for gain" organisation registered by the Registrar at the Department of Labour. As the national representative of civil engineering contractors, its national office is in Bedfordview, Johannesburg and regional offices include the Northern region which includes Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West and Free State; the Western and Northern Cape; the Eastern Cape; and KwaZulu-Natal. As a member-driven organisation, the regional member committee structure enables SAFCEC to provide its members with ample opportunities to participate in various industry-related matters and decision making processes.
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NEW YORK – The confessed killer in a deadly Florida school shooting last week that left 17 dead, regularly espoused antisemitic, racist and homophobic views via a private Instagram group chat, CNN reported on Saturday.
The Anti-Defamation League said on Thursday that Cruz belonged to a white supremacist group called the Republic of Florida, after speaking to the organization's leader, Jordan Jereb.
Jareb, however, later walked back the comments, telling The New York Times that he did not know whether or not it was true.
Florida law enforcement officials have yet to confirm if Cruz was indeed a member of a white supremacist group.
"We've heard that. We're looking into that," Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said.
Members of the private Instagram group did not appear to be affiliated with a neo-Nazi organization, according to CNN, but offered little push back in regards to Cruz's comments.
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Auburn Motor Car Co. war ein australischer Hersteller von Automobilen.

Unternehmensgeschichte
Das Unternehmen aus Melbourne begann 1979 mit der Produktion von Automobilen. Der Markenname lautete Auburn. 1989 endete die Produktion.

Fahrzeuge
Das einzige Modell war die Nachbildung eines Auburn aus den 1930er Jahren. Viele Teile kamen von California Custom Coach aus Pasadena in den USA. Die Motorenart und -herkunft ist nicht angegeben, aber das amerikanische Unternehmen verwendete V8-Motoren von Ford. Die Fahrzeuge hatten Rechtslenkung.

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Weblinks
 Allcarindex (englisch, abgerufen am 15. November 2015)

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Ehemaliger Pkw-Hersteller (Australien)
Ehemaliges Unternehmen (Melbourne)
Gegründet 1979
Aufgelöst 1989
Produzierendes Unternehmen (Melbourne)


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Weston az Amerikai Egyesült Államok északnyugati részén, Washington állam King megyéjében elhelyezkedő kísértetváros.

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Az 1855–1856 körül megnyitott vasútállomáson gépház, telegráfállomás, víztartály, fordítókorong, lakóépületek és ebédlők voltak.

1891–1892-ben a Northern Pacific nyugati kisegítő állomását Lesterbe költöztette.

A telegráfállomás 1915-ig, a Stampede-szoroson áthaladó pálya kétvágányúsításáig működött.

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As a curious and passionate musician, Gaël Rassaert benefited from several eductation in France (CNSMDL) and abroad (Netherlands, Germany) before coming back to settle in Lyon.
Some musical personalities influenced him a lot, notably the violinists Philip Hirshhorn and Charles-André Linale, but also great artists like Menahem Pressler, György Kurtag or the members of the quartet Amadeus.
Laureate of several chamber music competitions (Guidel, Privas, Fnapec), he plays regularly with such orchestras as the Orchestre National de Lyon and the Opéra National de Lyon. He leads a chamber music career, playing mainly in trio and quartet (Quark trio, Rassaert quartet), but also sextet or string octet, in many festivals in France, Spain, Portugal, England, Switzerland, Russia, Lithuania, India, Sri Lanka, the United States, Venezuela, Pakistan and Korea. It is part of the ensemble Darcos of Portugal, whose musical director is the composer Nuno Corte-Real, which allows him to regularly play chamber music for Portuguese radio and television.
Showing a particular interest in contemporary music and creation, he has been solo violonist of the Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain since 2007. He has been the principal violinist of the Châlon-Bourgogne orchestra from 2002 to 2005 and today devotes a large part of his activity to the musical direction of the string ensemble without director Camerata du Rhône, which he has founded in March 2004.
The work undertaken with Camerata brings him to many other musical universes (jazz, traditional music …) and allows him to develop projects with the image (film music, film-concerts …) and with dance. This orchestra performs in great formation, with 20 musicians, in recognized French festivals (Chaise-Dieu, Festival des Arcs, Festival of Besançon …) and many cinemas.
The pedagogy also occupies a part of its activity, through ambitious and collective projects, such as Jean Ribbe's An Archipelago, an original order for teaching framed by the Camerata du Rhône and created in 2007 with the participation of 340 students of the Rhône department and the support of some thirty music schools.


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Precorritrice dei giornalisti di consigli popolari di oggi, Dorothy Dix era tra le più pagate pubbliciste d'America e tra le più lette al momento della sua morte. I suoi consigli matrimoniali comparvero sui giornali di tutto il mondo. Con un pubblico stimato di 60 milioni di lettori, divenne una figura popolare e riconosciuta nei suoi viaggi all'estero.
Il suo nome è probabilmente all'origine del termine "Dorothy Dixer", un'espressione molto diffusa in Australia che sta a significare una domanda di un membro del Parlamento ad un ministro, fatta allo scopo di consentire al ministro di fare un annuncio nella forma di una risposta.

Biografia
Elizabeth Meriwether nacque nella piantagione Woodstock che si trovava ai confini della Montgomery County, Tennessee e la Todd County, Kentucky. La sua carriera giornalistica iniziò dopo un incontro casuale con Eliza Nicholson, proprietaria del giornale di New Orleans Daily Picayune nel 1893.
Sposò il fratello della sua matrigna, George Gilmer.

Carriera
Usò per la prima volta lo pseudonimo Dorothy Dix nel 1896 per la sua rubrica sul Picayune: Dorothy perché le piaceva il nome e Dix in onore di un vecchio schiavo della famiglia di nome Mr. Dick, che aveva salvato l'argenteria dei Meriwether durante la Guerra civile. In pochi mesi la rubrica fu rinominata Dorothy Dix Talks e con questo nome diventò una delle più durature rubriche di giornale al mondo.
La Dix si occupò inoltre a lungo dei più celebri casi di omicidio a New York. Scrisse di ogni caso famoso fino al 1917, quando tornò a scrivere a tempo pieno per la sua rubrica.
Ritornò in un'aula di tribunale solo nove anni dopo, nel 1926, per occuparsi del caso Hall-Mills dopo che il  New York Evening Post le offrì l'enorme cifra di 1000 dollari a settimana. La diffusa popolarità della sua rubrica ebbe inizio nel 1923 quando la Dix si associò con il Public Ledger Syndicate di Filadelfia. In vari periodi la sua rubrica fu pubblicata in 273 periodici. Al suo apice nel 1940, la Dix riceveva 100.000 lettere all'anno e il suo pubblico di lettori era stimato in circa 60 milioni, distribuiti in numerosi paesi tra cui Stati Uniti, Regno Unito, Australia, Nuova Zelanda, Sud America, Cina e Canada.
Una delle sue più celebri colonne fu Dictates for a Happy Life (Dettami per una vita felice),
un decalogo per vivere felici, che venne più volte ristampata a grande richiesta.
Oltre alle sue rubriche sui giornali, la Dix fu autrice di libri come How to Win and Hold a Husband e Every-Day Help for Every-Day People.

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Bibliografia

Vella, Christina, Dorothy Dix: The World Brought Her Its Secrets, pp. 195–214 in Anteprima limitata (Google Libri):

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€136 thousand euro in funding has been allocated for a vital sports project in a major boost for Roscommon, a Fine Gael election candidate has said.
Councillor Aisling Dolan said, iRos – indoor Recreation and Outdoor Sports Park in Roscommon is one of seven to be allocated funding under the new Large Scale Sport Infrastructure Fund (LSSIF).
A total grant of €136,484 is being provided towards the cost of an indoor 4-court sports hall, one outdoor floodlit 3G pitch and one grass pitch. The project also includes a perimeter trail for recreational walking, redeployment of existing tennis courts within the site and enhancements to car parking and site access
"The grant announced today represents the successful Stream 1 proposal which is an application seeking funding towards the cost of developing projects to the point that an application for construction work can be submitted in the future.
"This follows the allocation of €77.4m in funding earlier this week to fund the constructions of facilities across the country under Stream 2 of the fund.
"I am delighted to see this important local project benefit from funding. It plays a significant role in our community and I look forward to watching it go from strength to strength in the future," Councillor Dolan added.
Minister Brendan Griffin said "We know that sporting success at high-performance level has the ability to lift the spirits of entire communities. To achieve this high-level success however, we need to invest in facilities across the country to nurture these talents. Enhanced investment in sports facilities has been a key policy objective of the Government and this commitment has been borne out by the recent allocations under the Large-Scale Sport Infrastructure Fund but also through our continued investment in the Sports Capital Programme."
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30 New High-Quality Galway Jobs A Boost for the West –Senator Aisling Dolan
The creation of thirty new jobs in Galway by Enterprise Ireland Companies is a huge boost for the West of Ireland, according to Senator for Roscommon-Galway, Aisling Dolan who is Seanad Spokesperson for Further & Higher Education, Science, Innovation and Research.
Budding entrepreneurs in Galway & Roscommon urged to take part in Student Enterprise Programme - Dolan
Young entrepreneurs in Counties Galway and Roscommon should apply for this year's Student Enterprise Programme which is good experience for getting started in the world of business, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
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The Galway to Athlone Cycleway in County Galway as part of the large TII Dublin-Galway route in County Galway is to receive a funding boost of some €300,000, according to Senator for Roscommon- Galway Aisling Dolan. The team that are developing the Cycleway are located adjacent to the new library on Society Street, Ballinasloe.
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FIVE IN, FIVE OUT: Newcastle United in £100m summer transfer plans: You're the BOSS!
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Throughout the 1990s, there was a batch of Manchester City graduates who made their way into the first team that fans were able to feel a connection to, largely because they were from the local area. A pair of brothers, Ian and David Brightwell, were in that bracket. In 2018, David Mooney caught up with David to discuss how he made the journey from youth football in the local leagues in Congleton all the way up to City's first team - and the influence of having an older brother already playing for the club when he first arrived.


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HomeFirst TeamManchester United predicted 4-3-3 starting XI vs Hull City: Pogba & Zlatan Start
Manchester United predicted 4-3-3 starting XI vs Hull City: Pogba & Zlatan Start
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Manchester United will face Hull City for the fourth and final time this season on Wednesday night, with the two sides meeting in the Premier League. The Tigers had the best of their last meeting, recording a 2-1 win at the KC Stadium last Thursday, but that wasn't enough to force extra time as United won their EFL Cup semi-final tie 3-2 on aggregate.
Jose Mourinho will be especially keen to get back to winning ways in the league, having seen his side draw their last two fixtures against Liverpool and Stoke City respectively. Several members of his squad were rested entirely, so with that in mind, here's how we think the Portuguese will set out his side on Wednesday:
Sergio Romero kept another clean sheet on Sunday, but David De Gea will undoubtedly return in goal. In defence, Matteo Darmian, who appears to be Mourinho's first choice at left back should return along with Antonio Valencia on the opposite flank. Phil Jones should return to partner Marcos Rojo in the centre.
In midfield, Michael Carrick and Paul Pogba were rested entirely on Sunday, and will surely return to the starting XI along with Ander Herrera, who came on as a late substitute against Hull.
Up front, Zlatan Ibrahimovic was also given a rare day off, and will take up his normal striking berth. Mourinho noted that Martial would start this game if he impressed against Wigan, and his performance was of sufficient quality to suggest that he will retain his place, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan also keeping his spot on the right.
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With so many electronic contract management systems on the market, it's hard to find a stand-out option in the competitive landscape. The purpose behind contract lifecycle management is to help ensure that all parties to a contract fully meet their respective obligations, as completely and efficiently as possible. When the process fails to run smoothly or bogs down at some critical point, problems occur that can derail productivity and negatively impact revenue. Here are five of the most common contract problems and how a contract management system can help solve them:
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Alonzo Church (14 de junio de 1903 - 11 de agosto de 1995), matemático y lógico estadounidense creador de la base de la computación teórica. Nacido en la ciudad de Washington, se diplomó en 1924 y obtuvo su doctorado en 1927 en la Universidad de Princeton, donde ejerció como profesor entre 1929 y 1967.

Su obra más conocida es el desarrollo del cálculo lambda, y su trabajo de 1936 que muestra la existencia de problemas indecidibles. Este trabajo precedió el famoso trabajo de su alumno Alan Turing sobre el problema de parada que también demostró la existencia de problemas irresolubles por dispositivos mecánicos. Luego de revisar la tesis doctoral de Turing, demostraron que el cálculo lambda y la máquina de Turing utilizada para expresar el problema de parada tenían igual poder de expresión; posteriormente demostraron que una variedad de procesos mecánicos alternos para realizar cálculos tenían poder de cómputo equivalente. Como resultado se postuló la Tesis de Church-Turing.

Entre los más conocidos estudiantes de doctorado de Church están Stephen Kleene, J. Barkley Rosser, Leon Henkin, John George Kemeny, Michael O. Rabin, Dana Scott, Simon Kochen y Raymond Smullyan.

Church publicó entre 1924 y 1995 trabajos sobre Lógica, filosofía, matemáticas y computación. En su trabajo de 1936 An unsolvable problem of elementary number theory Church formuló por primera vez lo que ahora se conoce como la tesis de Church que es la identificación del concepto vago de calculabilidad efectiva con la noción precisa de función recursiva. Su artículo A note on the entscheidungsproblem presentó lo que ahora se conoce como el teorema de Church: La indecidibilidad de la validez de la lógica de primer orden. En 1941 publicó su monografía The calculi of lambda-conversión. Este trabajo tiene gran influencia en el área de computación teórica.

El cálculo lambda influyó en el diseño del lenguaje Lisp, así como en los lenguajes de programación funcional.

Véase también
 Lógica combinatoria

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Princeton University Library, Manuscripts Division, The Alonzo Church Papers, 1924–1995: finding aid.
 Bibliografía de las revisiones de Church para The Journal of Symbolic Logic, con un enlace a cada una

Alonzo Church, 92, Theorist Of the Limits of Mathematics New York Times obituario
OBITUARIO: Alonzo Church en The Independent
In memoriam: Alonzo Church (1903--1995) by Irving H. Anellis, Modern Logic v. 5, N.º. 4 (1995).
In memoriam: Alonzo Church 1903-1995 × H. B. Enderton, The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic v. 1, N.º. 5 (1995).
Vida, obra y algunos milagros de Alonzo Church. María Manzano. Agora vol 18 num.1

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Address: 200 Military Dr., Chatham, VA 24531
Grades: 7-12, PG
Teacher Ratio: 1 to 6
Students: 230
Website: https://www.hargrave.edu/
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Located in Chatham, Virginia, Hargrave Military Academy is a privatized boarding school affiliated with the Baptist General Association of Virginia. It was originally founded as the Chatham Training School in 1909. The school was renamed in 1925 in honor of a local farmer, J. Hunt Hargrave.
The academy accepts only male students in grades 7 through 12 but offers continuing education opportunities for post-graduate students seeking to improve their educational and athletic abilities to better prepare for college acceptance. Students seeking a jump start to their college career can enroll in dual-enrollment college courses through Danville Community College.
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In 2011 the average SAT score for a Hargrave student was 1515 and the school boasted a 99 percent college acceptance rate from 2003 to 2011.
Retention rates among students average 83 percent at Hargrave Military Academy.
With an average of 12 students in each class, students receive personalized attention which helps keep their grades and morale high.
The school received accreditation through both the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools – Council on Accreditation and School Improvement via AdvancED and the Virginia Association of Independent Schools. These standards are maintained by the schools governing board of trustees which is made up mostly of academy alumni.
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The school primarily focuses on college-preparation in a military-structured setting but is also well known for its basketball and football teams. The schools' mascot is a tiger, representing the school colors of orange and black. For a more disciplined sport, the academy is home of The Camden Rifles, an elite drill unit formed in 1951. Academically, the academy's Christian values based military preparatory program is what the school is best known for.
There is a moderately difficult application process, which includes a detailed application and submission of current transcripts and academic recommendations. The application is then reviewed by admissions personnel who make sure the academy and your student are a good match for each other.
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Franklin Military Academy is a coeducational secondary school within the Richmond City Public School District. Established in 1980, the academy is the first public military school in the United States. The school uses the military model to prepare students to excel academically and professionally after graduation.Interesting FactsIn 2012, Franklin Military Academy received a bronze ranking […]
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Commonly referred to as FUMA (foo-mah), Fork Union Military Academy is located in the village community known as Fork Union, Virginia. This location provides peace and respite from all the hustle of the city and the pressures of everyday life. To further promote positive attitudes, the academy emphasizes the importance of positive peer pressure, or […]
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Carlisle kicked off its Tennis season yesterday. Carlisle coming off the best season ever took to the courts against Carroll. Carroll was to much to handle for the Indian's and won the match 4-1.
Singles: Romero defeated Carlisle's Beculheimer 6-1, 6-3. Dull defeated Carlisle's Reyonolds 6-1, 6-0. Webb defeated Carlisle's Emrick 6-2, 6-4.
Doubles: Londergan/Dull defeated Carlisle's Duel Young/Williams 6-3, 6-2. The only win for Carlisle was the tandem of Motley/Strasburger defeating Carroll's Lopez/Barbera 7-6, 6-2.
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On Wednesday 2nd Oct. Sligo Grammar School hosted an Open Evening for all prospective students. The school was buzzing with activity as all departments welcomed primary school pupils and their parents from all over the region. As the visitors arrived at 6pm the school choir serenaded them from the foyer mezzanine. Staff and sixth year Prefects then led groups around the school to get a taste of the subjects, sports, and extra curricular activities on offer in the school. Dedicated SGS students from all year groups met and chatted with the visitors, giving them a sense of what the school is all about. School clubs as diverse as Creative Writing and Rowing, as well as sports such as Hockey and Rugby displayed their work or offered the young students a chance to "have a go"! The different departments including Modern Languages, Science, Art, Music, TG, Woodwork, Geography, History and, of course, Business Studies, displayed students work and gave brief "tasters" of their subjects. It was after 9pm before the throng dispersed and exhausted teachers and SGS students finally got home. The school deeply appreciates the time and effort that was needed and thanks all students, catering staff, administration staff and of course SEN and teaching staff who made it all possible. Some Photos are HERE. If you missed Open Day and wish to see the school contact the office at 071 9145010 or e-mail at
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SGS on RTE this Christmas
On Sunday December 8th Sligo Grammar School Choir, musicians, Head boy, Head Girl staff, clergy and representatives of the Board and Incorporated Society travelled to RTE in Dublin to record this year's Christmas Day Carol Service. The group travelled by …
Grease!
Last Friday, 29th November saw the final night of the SGS school musical, "Grease!". Fifth year and TY students got their chance to shine in the production directed by Ms Tansey. The show had a very successful run, packing out …
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On Thursday November 14th Sligo Grammar School held its annual Act of Remembrance and Reconciliation. The school takes time every year to pause and think about the many Irishmen and women who fell in both World Wars, as well as …
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It is with great sadness that Sligo Grammar School mourns the passing of Mr. Michael Leyden. Michael taught in Sligo Grammar School since the late 1980s and was an extremely committed teacher of English, earning the respect and admiration of students, …
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Sligo Grammar School's Annual Prize Day was held in Calry Church on Wednesday 23rd October. The Church was filled to capacity as the whole school turned out to celebrate the accomplishments of their classmates. This year the guest speaker was …
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Gillingham FC will be back in town shortly with two soccer schools and places are already going very quickly.
Our partner club Gillingham FC & the only professional club in Kent will be running another soccer school on the 26 October 2018 at St Gregory's 3G. The half term Soccer School starts at 10am and will finish at 3pm for boys and girls aged 5—14 years old.
Again The Gills are working in partnership with Tunbridge Wells Foresters FC but these courses are open to anyone interested and not just club players.
Come and join 'The Gills' for more footballing fun this July & August in Tunbridge Wells!
U16's Sussex Youth Squad  Solid start to the 2018/19 season for our U16's Sussex Youth lads.


Wire Loop lesion seen in which among the following?
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease in which organs and cells undergo damage initially mediated by tissue-binding autoantibodies and immune complexes.
A general feature of SLE is the lupus erythematosus (LE) cells in tissue, which are neutrophils containing phagocytized nuclei. A specific feature of SLE is renal disease, which has five classes.
Class II Mesangial—increase in mesangial matrix, with deposition of immune complexes.
Class III Focal proliferative glomerulonephritis—a few glomeruli have proliferation of endothelial and mesangial cells; associated with an increased number of neutrophils and possibly fibrinoid necrosis.
Membranous glomerulonephropathy—glomeruli have thickened basement membranes, producing a "wire-loop" pattern.
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