Today is the last day of the Jeopardy tournament between IBM's Watson Supercomputer and Jeopardy nerds Ken Jennings and Brad Rutters. On a technical level this is a competition between 16 Terabyte RAM and 90 3.5 Ghz CPUs resulting in about 80 trillion computations per second and two human brains, each one being equipped with about 50-100 billion neurons.
At the moment it looks like Watson is going to win the competition. This illustrates, once more after Gary Kasparov vs. Deep Blue, (1) that computing power increases exponentially, a fact also known as Moore's law, and (2) that as the more computers rely on learning algorithms, the more they resemble real human beings.
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Colorado School Shooting Suspect Says He Was Pressured to Carry Out May Attack
At an evidentiary hearing on Tuesday, Devon Erickson's lawyer claimed that his co-defendant threatened him and coerced him into using cocaine prior to the shooting in a Denver suburb.
By Haley Samsel
During a Tuesday hearing that will decide if a Colorado teenager stands trial for a May school shooting, a defense lawyer presented evidence arguing that her client was pressured into participating in the shooting by a boy who recently befriended him.
Nineteen-year-old Devon Erickson is charged with assisting his classmate Alec McKinney in a shooting that killed one classmate and injured eight others at STEM School Highlands Ranch, a school outside of Denver.
Both handguns used in the shooting belonged to Erickson's parents and were taken from a safe in the family home by the teenagers. They broke into the safe with an ax and headed back to school to carry out the attack, according to police investigators.
Now, Erickson and his lawyer, Julia Stancil, say that Erickson was threatened by McKinney while they were in the home. They say that after using cocaine, McKinney threatened to shoot Erickson if he didn't go along with the plan for the shooting, which was allegedly motivated by McKinney's grudges against people who bullied him for being transgender. McKinney told police a similar account.
In addition, McKinney recorded Snapchat videos of him yelling at Erickson and pressuring him into snorting cocaine, the defense argued. He also doused Erickson's mom's car in gasoline, lit it on fire and threatened to burn the house down. When Erickson was apprehended by police following the shooting, he mistakenly believed his house was on fire.
But police investigators have not found evidence to corroborate that McKinney threatened Erickson, according to testimony from Douglas County Sheriff's Detective Brian Pereira. There are also still questions about which shots came from McKinney and Erickson. Pereira declined to speak about that evidence until after the FBI issues its ballistics report.
Erickson has previously told investigators that he surrendered his gun after being tackled by three students, including Kendrick Castillo, an 18-year-old student who was killed that day. But another classmate, Brendan Bialy, told police that there was a struggle for the gun and that Erickson had pointed the gun at the three students' heads.
The defense claims that other eyewitnesses saw Castillo charge Erickson before he could finish telling people not to move, causing the gun to go off accidentally. There were three spent bullet casings found on the floor near Erickson.
Erickson's hearing is expected to last through Thursday as the court considers whether there is enough evidence to try him for first-degree murder and attempted murder. He has not entered a plea yet.
His former friend McKinney will face a hearing of his own in October. The 16-year-old is currently being charged as an adult, and his defense team is trying to move the case back to juvenile court, according to the Courthouse News Service.
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Rev. David Borden was called to Stanwich Church in 2016. He graduated with a degree in History from Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, before earning a Masters of Divinity from Alliance Theological Seminary in Nyack, New York. While in Seminary, he worked as a Youth Pastor at Living Christ Church and served as an Army Reserve Chaplain. David grew up as a pastor's kid. Although David spent most of his formative years in Florida, he has lived in six different states. During his teenage and young adult years David ran from his vocational ministry calling. In his sophmore year of college he had a spiritual revelation and committed his life to ministry.
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Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis is very well known and very popular amongst garter snake enthusiasts.
The melanistic morph is truly the first and most classic color morph of Thamnophis.
Unlike some color morphs (like albino for instance) this color morph really occurs in relative high numbers in the wild and as such it could be seen as one of the few "naturally occurring" color morphs.
Record size for Thamnophis sirtalis is 137,2 cm (Rossman et all., 1996) but this length is very exceptional.
Females become much heavier build and normal length for adult females is 80 – 100 cm.
Melanistic Eastern Garter Snakes are predominantly deep black.
Especially when they have just shed their skin they are extraordinary beautiful. Also the underside is completely black.
Normally the underside of the chin, some labial scales and some scales on the side of the head can have their normal color, whitish or brownish.
Also some scales on the sides can have their normal color, especially some scales on the lateral stripes. In some snakes these individual "regular colored scales" occur on the front part of the lateral stripes up to 1/3 of the body. Towards the tale less and less scales are normal colored.
Since the location of the individual normal colored scales is different in each snakes you can easily distinguish individual specimens.
Eastern Garter Snakes do well in a warm and dry terrarium with a relatively small water bowl.
For a couple minimum size of the terrarium could be 60 x 50 x 50 cm, but 150 x 50 x 50 cm gives them more space and more variation in temperature.
Night temperatures in spring and fall may drop considerably (as low as 10 °C or even lower), this is no problem.
They do not need a lot water to do well in captivity.
The adults snakes are almost always well visible and basking on branches on the warmest spot in the terrarium. Since the melanistic Eastern Garter Snakes come from an area with very long and cold winters they are very suitable for an outdoor terrarium, although the Dutch climate (and especially spring and fall) may be a bit too wet, cool and without sunlight for them. I have kept and bred them successfully in my outdoor terrarium (Bol, 1997). They are easy feeders. I give them predominantly fish (smelt) but they can easily get used to baby mice.
Especially the babies can be started on chopped up worms.
I hibernate both my adult and baby T.s.sirtalis at 0 – 7 ºC in the refrigerator; 2 months for the babies and up to 5 – 6 month for the adults.
The Eastern Garter Snake occurs from Eastern Canada to the Southern tip Florida and in the eastern half of the USA.
So it is distributed over a very wide area and occurs in many climatic zones and habitats. Melanistic Thamnophis sirtalis are known from several locations in the Northern part of their range, amongst others in the area surrounding Lake Erie. Melanism is reported in several subspecies; the most known one is T.s.sirtalis but it is also reported in T.s.parietalis and T.s.pallidulus. This means that when the origin of the melanistic Garter Snakes is not known you cannot be sure about the subspecies. I have observed Eastern Garter Snakes at several locations near Lake Erie in Michigan, Ohio and Ontario. Melanistic specimens I have only seen in Ohio very close to the shores of Lake Erie and also on Pelee Island in lake Erie.
Here (Pelee Island) the Eastern Garter Snake shares its habitat with the Lake Erie Water Snake, Nerodia sipedon insularum (Bol, personal observations). This island in the Western part of lake Erie consist of limestone.
The habitat occupied by Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis are the wetter parts of the island and near the shores. The Pelee Island population of the Eastern garter Snake has a considerable portion (27%) of melanistic snakes. When I visited the Island in May 2005 I found a hibernaculum where T.s.sirtalis and N.s.insularum hibernated together, at least the latter in large numbers. I witnessed a few adult males of the Lake Erie Watersnake leaving the hibernaculum and staying in close proximity with their heads held high, apparently checking the area for females.
A few T.s.sirtalis were basking on or very close to the hibernaculum. It was clear that spring had just started for both N.s.insularum and T.s.sirtalis on this island, which is in line with observations in literature (in: Seymour & King, 2003).
Living on the border line between the US and Canada in Lake Erie means these snakes are used to a land climate with long winters with lots of snow and ice and warm summers. Since Pelee Island is situated in the huge Lake Erie the water temperatures will have a big effect on the microclimate making the fall temperatures milder but it also takes longer before temperatures heat up early spring.
Hibernation may last from end of September to the end of April (as long as 7 month) in the wild (in: Seymour and King, 2003).
The guidelines for captive maintenance for T.a.atratus (Bol, 2007) also apply in general for T.s.sirtalis. A big difference is the long hibernation of the much further north living melanistic Eastern Garter Snake. T.s.sirtalis is adapted to long and harsh winters.
My breeding group consists of (offspring of ) a couple originating from the most southern tip of Ontario plus a male from the southern shores of Lake Erie in Ohio.
Melanistic Eastern Garter Snakes were among the 1st color morphs to be bred in Europe. In 1988 a few melanistic Eastern Garter Snakes were offered in a dutch reptile shop (Bol, 1996). One couple was bought by a Theo Huiberts, a friend of mine who bred them for several years.
The melanistic Eastern Garter Snakes became very popular amongst the Garter Snake enthusiasts in Europe and specimens bred and offered at tradeshows all originated from this single couple.
A situation somewhat similar to the origin of T.s.tetrataenia in Europe. After several years breeding results went down and some breeders believed it was due to inbreeding. In 1995 I acquired the breeding group of Theo Huiberts and I also bred them for several years. Based on my experience I had my doubts whether inbreeding was a real issue (Bol, 1996).
Inbreeding or not, it is a fact that the entire population originated from two wildcaught specimens. Luckily now several bloodlines are bred in Europe and my current breeding group is also not related to the old 1988 "blood line". And the breeding results are very good.


The move appears to be an escalation in the U.S.-China trade war.
Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Chinese technology giant Huawei, attends a session of the VTB Capital Investment Forum "Russia Calling!" in Moscow, Russia, Oct. 2, 2014. Meng was arrested in Canada and faces extradition to the United States.
VANCOUVER/BEIJING (Reuters) — The daughter of Huawei's founder, a top executive at the Chinese technology giant, was arrested in Canada and faces extradition to the United States, roiling global stock markets as it threatened to inflame Sino-U.S. trade tensions afresh.
The shock arrest of Meng Wanzhou, 46, who is Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer, raises fresh doubts over a 90-day truce on trade struck between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on Saturday — the day she was detained.
Sources told Reuters in April that U.S. authorities have been investigating Huawei, the world's largest telecoms equipment maker, since at least 2016 for allegedly shipping U.S.-origin products to Iran and other countries in violation of U.S. export and sanctions laws.
The arrest and any potential sanctions on the world's second biggest smartphone maker could have major repercussions on the global technology supply chain.
MSCI's benchmark for global stocks declined 0.61 percent, and U.S. markets were on track to open lower by 1 percent or more. Investors stampeded for the safety of government debt, pushing the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note back below 2.9 percent to its lowest level in three months.
Meng, one of the vice chairs on the company's board and the daughter of company founder Ren Zhengfei, was arrested on Dec. 1 at the request of U.S. authorities and a court hearing has been set for Friday, a Canadian Justice Department spokesman said. Trump and Xi had dined in Argentina on Dec. 1 at the G20 summit.
Huawei, which generated $93 billion in revenue last year, confirmed the arrest in a statement. "The company has been provided very little information regarding the charges and is not aware of any wrongdoing by Ms. Meng," it said.
A man walks by a Huawei logo at a shopping mall in Shanghai, China, Dec. 6.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a daily briefing on Thursday that China had asked Canada and the United States for an explanation of Meng's arrest, but they have "not provided any clarification".
Lu Xiang, an expert on China-U.S. relations at the state-backed Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said the arrest of Meng is "extremely shocking".
"If someone from the United States is hoping to use threats to an individual's personal safety in order to add weight in the talks, then they have most certainly miscalculated," he said.
"I believe that China's government will use maximum force to fight for freedom and justice for Meng Wanzhou."
Arthur Kroeber, founder of Gavekal Dragonomics, said it was unlikely that Beijing would retaliate against the local U.S. business community, whose interests have partly overlapped with China's in the trade war and been a source of leverage for Beijing.
"You can play hardball with a small country but you can't do it with the U.S.," he said. "Actually it hurts them to make life difficult" for U.S. companies.
A user of China's Twitter-like Weibo platform said Chinese should boycott products made by U.S. tech giant Apple Inc and instead buy Huawei products to show support for one of China's national champions.
However, the topic ranked only 31st among trending items on Weibo as of Thursday afternoon, with many discussion threads apparently blocked, which is not unusual on China's heavily censored Internet.
Jia Wenshan, a professor at Chapman University in California, said the arrest "runs a huge risk of derailing the U.S.-China trade talks".
The probe of Huawei is similar to one that threatened the survival of China's ZTE Corp, which pleaded guilty in 2017 to violating U.S. laws that restrict the sale of American-made technology to Iran.
News of the arrest came the same day Britain's BT Group <BT.L> said it was removing Huawei's equipment from the core of its existing 3G and 4G mobile operations and would not use the Chinese company in central parts of the next network.
Meng, who also has used the English names Cathy and Sabrina, served on the board of Skycom between February 2008 and April 2009, according to Skycom records filed with Hong Kong's Companies Registry.


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By Jamie Feltham	 On Apr 4, 2015
Earlier in the week VRFocus reported on the reveal of a release date for upcoming virtual reality (VR) first-person shooter (FPS) Troopers VR from indie developer Flauchers Finest. The title, which is set to launch on the iOS operating system with support for smartphone-based head-mounted displays (HMDs) such as the ZEISS VR One, will be available on 8th April 2015. Recently the studio has also revealed a new trailer for the videogame, which can now be seen below.
Clocking in at just 36 seconds, the trailer for Troopers VR gives players a quick taste of the title's brand of action. Players are fixed to one spot and armed with two guns that they must use to fight off waves of invading aliens. As the trailer states, the title is optimised for ZEISS VR One but also supports other HMDs such as Google Cardboard.
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Le grand Laoucien est un lac du département du Var, dont le nom provient du mot provençal "Loucion" (lavabo) se trouvant sur la commune de La Roquebrussanne. C'est un site classé.

Présentation
Cette doline issue de l'éboulement d'une nappe phréatique est une réelle curiosité, et fut entourée de nombreuses légendes et spéculations quant à sa profondeur et à ses réseaux souterrains. Son diamètre est estimé à 130 mètres, et sa profondeur à 43 mètres mais le niveau de l'eau peut varier de plus de 10 mètres selon les saisons et les précipitations.. Son altitude est de 316 m. À 400 m environ à l'est se trouve le petit Laoucien, qui, lui, se retrouve parfois à sec.

Certaines espèces aquatiques uniques en France y ont été découvertes dont notamment un acarien subaquatique, Limnolegeria longiseta.

Bibliographie

 Une pongée dans le grand Laoucien de La Roquebrussane

Notes et références

Lien externe
 Le lac sur le site de la mairie

Lac dans le Var
Site naturel classé dans le Var
La Roquebrussanne

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


SATURATION, noun. (telecommunications) The condition at which a component of the system has reached its maximum traffic-handling capacity, i.e. one erlang per circuit.
SATURATION, noun. (telecommunications) The point at which the output of a linear device, such as a linear amplifier, deviates significantly from being a linear function of the input when the input signal is increased.
SATURATION PATROL, noun. A police or military patrol consisting of a large number of officers concentrated in a small geographic area.
SATURATION VAPOR PRESSURE, noun. The vapor pressure at which the gaseous phase of a substance can coexist with the liquid or solid phase in equilibrium at a given temperature.
SATURATION, noun. The process of totally saturating something with a substance; "the impregnation of wood with preservative"; "the saturation of cotton with ether".
SATURATION, noun. The act of soaking thoroughly with a liquid.
SATURATION, noun. A condition in which a quantity no longer responds to some external influence.
SATURATION, noun. Chromatic purity: freedom from dilution with white and hence vivid in hue.


Those are some horrible — and shameful — facts.
Which is why we must do what is in our power to do to stop it.
Agreed, Teela. The problem of stopping it seems insurmountable, until we realize that it all starts with one person. And then another, and another.
I suppose I am one of the "anothers".


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from .model_not_found_exception import ModelNotFoundException

class Importer:
    def __init__(self, collection):
        self.collection = collection
        self.model = False
        self.model_fields = []

    def import_note(self, import_data):
        self.__load_model(import_data['model'])
        note = self.__find_or_create_note(import_data['id'])
        self.__populate_note_fields(
            note, import_data['fields'], import_data['id'])

        # Set note deck
        note.model()['did'] = self.collection.decks.id(import_data['deck'])

        # Save changes
        is_new = not hasattr(note, 'mod')
        note.flush()

        # If note is new, add to collection
        if is_new:
            self.collection.addNote(note)

        return True

    def __load_model(self, model_name):
        # Get model
        model = self.collection.models.byName(model_name)
        if model is None:
            raise ModelNotFoundException(model_name)

        # Set current model
        self.collection.models.setCurrent(model)
        self.model = model
        self.model_fields = self.collection.models.fieldNames(self.model)

    def __populate_note_fields(self, note, fields, node_id):
        # Set id field to Freeplane node id
        id_field = self.__get_model_id_field()
        if id_field is not None:
            note[id_field] = node_id

        # Populate remaining fields
        for field in self.model_fields:
            if field in fields:
                note[field] = fields[field]

    def __get_model_id_field(self):
        if len(self.model_fields) > 0 and self.model_fields[0].lower() == 'id':
            return self.model_fields[0]
        else:
            return None

    def __find_or_create_note(self, node_id):
        existing_id = self.collection.db.scalar(
            'SELECT id FROM notes WHERE flds LIKE ? AND mid = ?',
            str(node_id) + "\x1f%",
            self.model['id']
        )

        if existing_id is not None:
            note = self.collection.getNote(existing_id)
            if note is not None:
                return note

        # Existing note wasn't found
        return self.collection.newNote()

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Kevin teaches a group of Boy Scouts how to tie a a Figure 8 follow-through knot.
I was born and raised in New Lenox, IL. I spent my summers during high school and college working at a summer camp in the Michigan's Upper Peninsula, doing grounds crew work and leading wilderness trips. I graduated from Northland College in Ashland, WI with a degree in Outdoor Adventure Education. The day after I graduated, I made my way to Lander, Wyoming for an Instructor Course with NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School). I spent the next 11 years leading rock climbing, mountaineering and fly-fishing courses for NOLS throughout the inter-mountain west. After 120 weeks in the field, I decided I needed more of a desk job. The last three years in WY I took on the position of Assistant Director of NOLS Rocky Mountain.
Wanting to be closer to our family and take care of a little piece of the earth, my wife and I purchased a 48-acre farm in Mineral Point, WI in 2011. In addition to guiding climbing, and being dad, my wife and I run Point View Farm where we raise all natural, grass-fed, no antibiotic lamb.


With a fresh peach, peach schnapps, and champagne, this Venice native is one of Italy's most popular cocktails. Garnish with a peach slice or cherry.
Place peach and peach schnapps into the Vitamix container and secure lid.


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La testimonianza, nel processo penale italiano, è disciplinata, sotto il profilo "statico", dal capo I del titolo II (mezzi di prova) del libro III (prove) codice di procedura penale, nonché, sotto il profilo "dinamico", dal capo III (istruzione dibattimentale) del titolo II (dibattimento) del libro VII (giudizio).

Disciplina
Il giudice deve esaminare le persone informate dei fatti presi in esame dal processo e le persone che possono risultare utili, per competenze tecniche, all'accertamento della verità. Fatta eccezione per il rispetto del principio Nemo tenetur se detegere e salvi i casi d'incompatibilità previsti dalla legge, il testimone ha l'obbligo di rendere la testimonianza dicendo la verità e non nascondendo alcuna informazione.

La testimonianza è la più debole tra le prove semplici (si dicono semplici le prove la cui formazione è coeva allo svolgimento del processo) perché innanzitutto non ha mai efficacia di prova legale: il giudice non può darla per accertata, come avviene nell'ambito delle prove legali, tuttavia ne valuta il contenuto.

Nonostante ciò la testimonianza è il mezzo di prova che più di altri si mostra decisivo nel modello processuale vigente, essendo una manifestazione dell'oralità e dell'immediatezza del rapporto prova-giudice. La testimonianza viene resa da persone diverse dalle parti processuali, ad eccezione della parte civile laddove corrispondano le figure di persona offesa e danneggiato.

Prima dell'esame del testimone, il giudice deve avvertire il teste dell'obbligo di dire la verità e delle responsabilità previste dalla legge per i testimoni falsi o reticenti. Invita quindi il testimone alla lettura della formula di impegno (volgarmente e comunemente chiamato 'giuramento') il cui testo è tratto dal Codice di procedura penale: "Consapevole della responsabilità morale e giuridica che assumo con la mia deposizione, mi impegno a dire tutta la verità e a non nascondere nulla di quanto è a mia conoscenza". (art. 497, c. 2)

Testimonianza indiretta
Trattasi della «testimonianza della testimonianza» o «testimonianza de relato» che si verifica laddove in dibattimento il testimone narra non ciò che ha veduto o comunque appreso personalmente ma ciò che altri gli hanno narrato d'aver veduto od appreso. È, cioè, la deposizione di colui il quale riferisce un fatto che gli è stato raccontato. L'art. 195 c.p.p. prevede per l'utilizzabilità della testimonianza indiretta l'indicazione della fonte diretta e l'eventuale ascolto di essa, obbligatorio solo se richiesto dalla parte o se il giudice ne ravvisi la necessità.

Qualora una persona non voglia o non possa rendere note le generalità della propria fonte ovvero qualora quest'ultima sia tenuta al segreto professionale o d'ufficio, la testimonianza è inutilizzabile ai fini della prova.

Chi ha diritto di astenersi
 I prossimi congiunti dell'imputato (art. 307, c. 4 c.p.) hanno la facoltà, non l'obbligo, di assumere la veste di testimone salvi i casi disposti dall'art. 199, c.1 c.p.p.
 Gli ecclesiastici cattolici e i ministri delle confessioni i cui statuti non contrastino con l'ordinamento giuridico italiano salvi i casi in cui hanno l'obbligo di riferirne all'autorità giudiziaria (art. 200 c.p.p.)
 Gli avvocati, i notai, i medici e in genere le categorie tenute ad osservare il segreto professionale salvi i casi in cui hanno l'obbligo di riferirne all'autorità giudiziaria (art. 200 c.p.p.)
 I pubblici ufficiali circa materie coperte dal segreto d'ufficio, salvi i casi in cui hanno l'obbligo di riferirne all'autorità giudiziaria (art. 201 c.p.p.), politico o militare.

Sanzioni per la falsa testimonianza
Il testimone renitente o reticente commette un reato punito con la reclusione. Il testimone non può essere arrestato in udienza. Viene dichiarato non punibile il testimone che ritratti il falso o affermi il vero prima che sia pronunciata la sentenza. Non è punibile chi commette falsa testimonianza per esservi stato costretto dalla necessità di salvare da una condanna penale se stesso o un prossimo congiunto (art 384 c.p.).

Voci correlate
Collaboratore di giustizia
Falsa testimonianza
Processo (diritto)
Programma protezione testimoni
Testimone di giustizia

Mezzi di prova nel processo penale italiano

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Egypt backs Sudan against Ethiopia amid Nile dam impasse
Egypt reiterated its support for Sudan following an attack by Ethiopian forces on Sudanese military troops near the border, at a time of deadlock between the three countries over the controversial dam Addis Ababa is building on the Blue Nile.
A general view of the Blue Nile River as it passes through the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam near Guba in Ethiopia, on Dec. 26, 2019. Photo by EDUARDO SOTERAS/AFP via Getty Images.
Mohamed Sabry
Egypt's Foreign Ministry condemned Dec. 17 an Ethiopian cross-border attack on Sudanese military troops near Sudan's border with Ethiopia. The ministry termed the attack as an "unjustified assault."
"Egypt reiterates its full solidarity with brotherly Sudan and affirms its support to the country's right to protect its security and sovereignty over its territory," the ministry said in a statement.
The statement continued, "Egypt is following these dangerous field developments with great concern … and underlines the need to take all possible measures to guarantee that such incidents against Sudan will not be repeated in the future."
The Sudanese army said Dec. 15 that a military patrol was ambushed by Ethiopian forces and militias in the Jabal Abutiour region in al-Qadarif province in eastern Sudan. The Sudanese army did not say how many soldiers were killed or injured, but local media put the death toll at four and said a dozen others were injured.
The attack was the latest spillover from the internal conflict that erupted in Ethiopia in November between federal forces and regional authorities in the northern Tigray region. The conflict has sent tens of thousands of Ethiopian refugees into Sudan to flee violence in Tigray.
Following the Dec. 15 attack, Khartoum deployed large military reinforcements into al-Qadarif to reclaim territories controlled by Ethiopian farmers and militias. The head of Sudan's ruling Sovereign Council, Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, traveled to the area and spent three days there overseeing troop deployments there.
Egypt and Sudan, two downstream countries, are locked in a dispute with Ethiopia over a giant hydroelectric dam being built by Addis Ababa on the Blue Nile, from which 85% of the Nile water comes.
Cairo fears that the Ethiopian dam will reduce its annual share of the Nile River, Egypt's only source of freshwater. Khartoum, meanwhile, thinks the dam can help Sudan generate electricity and regulate the Blue Nile water, but wants guarantees about the dam's safe and adequate operation in order to preserve its own dams. African Union-sponsored negotiations between the three nations to reach an agreement on the project have failed to yield any results.
Sudan boycotted the latest round of the Nile dam negotiations Nov. 21, demanding a change in the negotiations methodology to make a breakthrough in the tripartite talks.
Hassan Abu Taleb, an expert at Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies, said he believes Egypt's support for Sudan on the border issue was not related to the impasse in the Nile dam talks.
"Egypt reiterated support to the right of a brotherly country to protect its border and territory against any foreign assault," Abu Taleb told Al-Monitor by phone.
He said the Egyptian statement condemning the Ethiopian attack aimed to underline Egypt's rejection of any assault on the territory of friendly countries on one hand, and support Sudan in countering threats against its security on the other.
Downplaying the impact of the border attack on the Ethiopian-Sudanese relations, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said the incident will not break the bond between the two countries. "We always use dialogue to resolve issues. Those fanning discord clearly do not understand the strength of our historical ties," Ahmed tweeted Dec. 17.
Abu Taleb noted that Sudan was the party that boycotted the Nile dam negotiations due to the failure of the African Union-sponsored talks to make any breakthrough. "Egypt still sees the negotiations as the only way to reach a binding agreement that serves the interests of the three countries," Abu Taleb said.
Maj. Gen. Gamal Mazloum, a military expert and adviser at the Nasser High Military Academy, concurred with Abu Taleb that the Egyptian condemnation of the Ethiopian attack on Sudanese troops was not related to the current deadlock in the Nile dam talks.
"Sudan constitutes a strategic depth to Egypt and any attack on Sudan poses a threat to Egypt's national security," Mazloum told Al-Monitor. "It is natural for Egypt to back Sudan's right to defend its territory against any assault given the deeply rooted relations between the two countries."
Mazloum noted that Ethiopia was unable to maintain strict security along its border with Sudan. The two countries share a 1,600-kilometer-long (nearly 1,000-mile) border.
"For years, Ethiopian farmers have encroached on Sudanese farmlands and cultivated lands inside Sudan," he said. "Sudan has the full right to reclaim these lands from Ethiopian farmers."
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok met with his Ethiopian counterpart in Djibouti on Dec. 20 on the sidelines of a summit of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development, an East African regional bloc comprising eight countries. Officials from the two countries met in Khartoum on Dec. 22 for talks on the demarcation of their borders.
Mazloum said Egypt's relations with Sudan have seen a major leap following last year's removal of the regime of Omar al-Bashir. "Egypt provides military training to the Sudanese at Egyptian military academies," he said. The military expert added that Sudanese forces participated in November in a joint military exercise in Egypt, along with forces from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Bahrain.
On Nov. 14, the Egyptian and Sudanese air forces carried out joint exercises dubbed Nile Eagles-1. Cairo and Khartoum also signed a military industrialization cooperation agreement Nov. 20.
Three weeks earlier, a high-ranking Egyptian military delegation, headed by army chief of staff Lt. Gen. Mohammed Farid Hegazy, visited Khartoum on Oct. 31. Following a meeting with his Sudanese counterpart, Mohamed Osman al-Hussein, Hegazy said at a joint press conference that military relations between the two countries would achieve a qualitative boom in the coming time period.
Sudanese Ambassador to Egypt Mohamed Elias said Dec. 21 that Khartoum and Cairo were seeking to establish a strategic partnership between the two countries. During a training session for religious preachers in Cairo, he said, "Egypt and Sudan are capable of building a bloc that can help in achieving security, welfare and stability for both countries."
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Yes, you pattern-phobic person, we mean you. "When used strategically, they can be ultra-flattering," swears designer Rachel Roy. Let her show you how to wear prints.
I know why so many women shy away from prints: They think they'll look "loud," or that a print will make them seem bigger. But if you write them off, you're missing out on an opportunity to add life to your wardrobe—not to mention all the great things they can do for your body. For instance, framing horizontal stripes with a dark blazer, like I'm wearing here, makes you look slimmer. Who doesn't love that?
1. A denim shirt gives print pants an easy vibe. Leave it untucked to get some coverage in the hip area.
2. Pants with a straight leg and a flat front are slimming— no matter how bold the pattern.
3. Go with neutral or dark prints until you feel confident enough for colors.
4. The easiest way to try prints is with a shoe. They're fun but not a huge commitment.
On Galit: Pants, $29.99; burlingtoncoatfactory.com for locations. Shirt, Rachel Rachel Roy Denim, $69; rachelroy.com. Watch, $22.90; windsorstore.com. Ring, Blu Bijoux, $22; maxandchloe.com. Heels, Fergie, $80; fergieshoes.com.
Got hips? A structured pencil skirt will elongate and streamline your bottom half, and the allover print distracts from any trouble spots.
Top, Olive & Oak, $52; bloomingdales.com. Skirt, Merona for Target, $22.99; target.com. Top bangle, $22; jeweliq.com. Bottom bangle, $25; wanderlustandco.com. Heels, Sam Edelman, $125; nordstrom.com.
Everyone looks great in a button-down, especially in gingham. Throw on animal-print flats—I consider them a neutral—and the outfit goes from classic to fun.
Shirt, $22.80; forever21.com. Jeans, $90 (sizes 0 to 20), $95 (plus sizes 12 to 24); talbots.com. Earrings, $38; vincecamuto.com. Flats, $128; cwonder.com.
The trick is to always balance a feminine pattern (like the soft ethnic print on this dress) with a masculine one (the crisp and graphic cardigan).
Dress, $29; joefresh.com for locations. Cardigan, Jones New York Collection, $89; Lord & Taylor. Watch, $45; timex.com (20% off with code REDBOOK20). Heels, $128; anntaylor.com.


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Çevrepınar is a village in the Sandıklı District, Afyonkarahisar Province, Turkey. Its population is 336 (2021).

References

Villages in Sandıklı District


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Victoria County History - Buckinghamshire
A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4
Parishes : Wotton Underwood
A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 4. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1927.
Advowson
Ottone (xi cent.); Vittona, Wtton (xii cent.); Wotton next Brehill (xiii cent.); Wotton juxta Bernewode, Wotton subtus Bernewode (xiv cent.); Wotton Underwood (xvi cent.).
This parish, called Underwood from its proximity to Bernwood Forest, has always been well wooded. (fn. 1) Of the 2,600 acres comprised within its borders, 360 are still covered with woods and plantations, 193 are arable land, and 1,937 permanent grass. (fn. 2) The soil is of clay on a subsoil of Kimmeridge Clay and Portland Beds. The average height is 300 ft. above the ordnance datum. In the 16th century some lands in this parish were inclosed by Edward Grenville, (fn. 3) whose descendant and heir Richard Grenville in 1742 joined with other landowners here in the inclosure of 1,668 acres. (fn. 4)
The northern boundary is formed by Akeman Street, from which runs Kingswood Lane in a southerly direction skirting the park of Wotton House. The only remaining parts of the house erected by Richard Grenville in 1704 (fn. 5) are the detached wings containing the kitchen and stables. The principal portion, which was of brick with stone dressings and pilasters, was burnt out in 1820, and was rebuilt, (fn. 6) the main features of the old elevations being to a certain extent preserved. The kitchen and stable wings are pleasant examples of the freer manner of the period; each is of one story with a modillion cornice and a tiled hipped roof containing an attic floor lighted by dormer windows. The principal windows have wood mullions and transoms with leaded casement lights, and each roof is crowned by a clock and cupola. The railings and gates of the forecourt are particularly good examples of early 18th-century wroughtironwork.
South-east of the house are the church, school, and vicarage in the little village which contains a few buildings of 17th-century date. In 1862 it was described as consisting of cottages, each with a plot of garden ground, built by the Marquess of Buckingham in the second decade of the 19th century. (fn. 7) Windmill Hill, north-east of the large lake in the grounds of Wotton House, is probably the site of the mill which belonged to the manor in the 16th and 17th centuries. (fn. 8) In the south of the parish Grenvilles Wood, known by this name from the 17th century, (fn. 9) adjoins Rushbeds Wood in Brill. Both are skirted by the Oxford and Aylesbury tramroad, which has a station at the south-east end of Wotton Underwood. Lawn Farm, which stands near, probably preserves the name of Wotton Lawnd, a common in 1580 (fn. 10) and untill its inclosure in 1742, when it contained 500 acres. (fn. 11) The Kingswood branch of the Wotton tramway runs in a northerly direction. Moat Farm, which stands east of the village, is a 17th-century house considerably restored, with vestiges of a moat, (fn. 12) once, it is said, part of the manor of Ham and owned by the Mercers' Company. (fn. 13)
There are now stations on the Great Central railway and the Brill and Quainton Road branch of the Metropolitan and Great Central railway.
The manor of WOTTON, later GRENVILLE'S MANOR, which Eddeva wife of Ulward held before the Norman Conquest with right to tell, was amongst the lands of Walter Giffard in 1086, (fn. 14) and belonged to the honour of Giffard. (fn. 15) The overlordship of the whole followed the descent of Long Crendon (q.v.) until the death of the elder William Marshal, of whom two knights' fees in Wotton were held. (fn. 16) One of these descended with Long Crendon (fn. 17) until 1275, when William de Valence became overlord. (fn. 18) There appears to have been some doubt as to the overlordship rights, the tenants of the manor asserting it to be within the liberty of William de Valence and not in that of the Earl of Gloucester, whose bailiffs restored to William de Scobingdon some cattle wrongfully taken by Eustace de Grenville, tenant of Wotton. (fn. 19) Eustace lost his case, but the overlordship rights of William de Valence did not suffer, and this fee descended with the manor of Pollicott Cressy in Ashendon (fn. 20) (q.v.), of which it was held from 1346 to 1618. (fn. 21)
Though the tradition that a Grenville was lord of Wotton before the close of the 11th century seems to be without foundation, (fn. 22) it is likely that the connexion of this family with the parish began at an early date. Gerard de Grenville, who held three knights' fees of the honour of Giffard in 1166, (fn. 23) died in or before 1184, when 100 marks were due from his nephew for his lands in Buckinghamshire. (fn. 24) This nephew was probably Eustace de Grenville, (fn. 25) who was succeeded by Richard de Grenville mentioned in connexion with Wotton in 1213 (fn. 26) and alive in 1236. (fn. 27) His son Eustace de Grenville was in possession (fn. 28) in 1255 and in 1284. (fn. 29) He was succeeded in or before 1302 by his son Richard, (fn. 30) who was returned as sole lord of the parish in 1316, (fn. 31) and held in 1324. (fn. 32) In 1329 the manor was settled on Richard for life with remainder to his son William, and contingent remainders to a younger son Edmund and daughters Margery, Nichola and Agnes. (fn. 33) Richard de Grenville died before Michaelmas 1336, when his widow Joan transferred her rights in Haddenham to his son William. (fn. 34) In the spring of 1346 William with his wife Margaret made a settlement of lands in Haddenham. (fn. 35) He may have died shortly afterwards, as the names of John Sergeant, evidently a trustee, and his tenants Agnes and Nichola de Grenville, William's sisters, are returned for the feudal assessment of that year in Wotton and Haddenham. (fn. 36) William de Grenville was certainly dead by 1351. (fn. 37) Agnes de Grenville, whom he must have married after the death of Margaret between 1346 and 1351, (fn. 38) received in 1365 a quitclaim from William Freysel and his wife Margery. (fn. 39) Sixteen years later it was settled on Agnes by her son Thomas de Grenville. (fn. 40) Thomas, who was living in 1400, (fn. 41) was succeeded by his son Richard, (fn. 42) lord in 1419 and 1420, (fn. 43) whose widow Christina was described as late of Wotton under Bernwood in 1452, when she was in money difficulties. (fn. 44) From Eustace, their son and heir, (fn. 45) one of the gentlemen of Buckinghamshire whose names were returned by the Commissioners of 1433, (fn. 46) Wotton descended to his son and heir Richard, (fn. 47) lord until 1518, when he was succeeded by his son Edward. (fn. 48) Another Edward Grenville, eldest son of the last, inherited Grenville's Manor, first so-called, in 1536, (fn. 49) and was entrusted to the guardianship of John Josselyne about two years later. (fn. 50) In 1548 he was of age, and entered into possession. (fn. 51) He and his wife Alice held together in 1582, (fn. 52) and until his death in 1585. (fn. 53) As wife, or more probably, widow of Walter Dennis (fn. 54) Alice was still seised in 1604 when Richard Grenville, her first husband's brother and heir, was succeeded by his son of the same name. (fn. 55) Fourteen years later the second Richard died lord of Wotton Underwood, leaving by his widow Frances another Richard, then aged six, (fn. 56) at whose death in January 1665–6 the manor descended to his son, also Richard Grenville. (fn. 57) He died in 1719, leaving a son, another Richard, (fn. 58) who married Hester Temple, (fn. 59) by whom his will was proved in March 1726–7. (fn. 60) Richard, their eldest son, (fn. 61) who was lord of Wotton Underwood in 1733 (fn. 62) and 1742, (fn. 63) became Earl Temple at his mother's death in 1752. (fn. 64) She had succeeded to the estate of her brother Richard, Viscount Cobham, at Stowe, which henceforth became the family's chief seat, and with which Wotton descended until the death of the last Duke of Buckingham and Chandos in 1889. (fn. 65) The title of Earl Temple and the estate at Wotton then passed to his nephew William Stephen GoreLangton, whose son Algernon, now Earl Temple, has been lord of the manor of Wotton Underwood since 1902. (fn. 66)
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Gore-Langton, Earl Temple. Quarterly table and or a bend argent.
A dovecote belonged to the manor in 1618. (fn. 67)
The second knight's fee in Wotton, held of the honour of Crendon in the early 13th century (see Wotton Manor), corresponds to FIELDHAM, HAM, HAM-CUM-WOTTON, or from the later 15th-century WOTTON MANOR. Before 1276 (fn. 68) the overlordship was attached to the honour of Gloucester, (fn. 69) and descended with Easington Manor (see Chilton) to Edward Duke of Buckingham, who held it in 1510. (fn. 70)
Robert de la Rokele (fn. 71) was holding this fee early in the 13th century. (fn. 72) William de la Rokele, (fn. 73) who was holding Ham Mill of the Templars in 1185, probably held it before him. Robert de Tattershall enfeoffed the heirs of William Cantelow, holders in 1255. (fn. 74) From the Cantelow heirs Fieldham descended with Ellesborough Manor to William la Zouche, (fn. 75) who was holding in 1299. (fn. 76) He granted Fieldham before 1302 to one of his younger sons, John la Zouche, (fn. 77) for life. (fn. 78) He was living in 1325, when William la Zouche made a settlement of this manor in remainder on another son William. (fn. 79) The latter appears, however, to have died before his father, for in 1346 John, a descendant of John la Zouche, the former tenant for life, was holding Fieldham. (fn. 80) This manor had reverted before 1370 (fn. 81) to William grandson and heir of William la Zouche, who died in 1352. (fn. 82) Except for certain settlements, (fn. 83) this manor followed the descent of the manor of Ham in Waddesdon (q.v.) from this date.
The manorial court mentioned at the end of the 13th century (fn. 84) used to be held by the Mercers' Company at Moat Farm. (fn. 85)
Two virgates of land in Ham, on which stood a mill, were granted by Gerard de Grenville to the Knights Templars, who were holding in mesne in 1185 (fn. 86) and 1255 of the honour of Giffard. (fn. 87) Their tenant at the earlier date was William de la Rokele, at the later the heirs of William Cantelow, then lords of Fieldham Manor (q.v.). Richard de la Rokele was probably the Cantelows' subtenant in respect of this property. (fn. 88) At least three representatives of his family had holdings in Wotton in 1284, (fn. 89) but no later reference to the mill has been found except that a pasture in Ham called 'the mill' was leased in 1521 for twenty-one years to Christopher Wren. (fn. 90)
An estate in Wotton, known from the 15th century as BEREWELLS MANOR, was held of the manor of Pollicott Cressy in Ashendon, (fn. 91) the last reference to this overlordship occurring in 1548. (fn. 92) In 1518 it was said to be attached to the Grenvilles' manor in Wotton, which was similarly held of the Pollicott fee, (fn. 93) and was probably an integral part of that manor until 1308, when John de Grenville and Jane his wife granted lands in Wotton to Richard son of Humphrey de la Rokele and Basilia his wife and the issue of Basilia, in default of which, remainder to Richard son of the said Richard de la Rokele. (fn. 94) It has not been found possible to trace the connexion between the various members of this family, who held until the 14th century. (fn. 95) In 1284 the heirs of Humphrey de la Rokele, Peter and John de la Rokele were returned as lords, but probably in connexion with Ham Manor. (fn. 96) Peter and John de la Rokele four years later brought an action to recover their common pasture in Wotton of which they had been disseised. (fn. 97) Eustace de la Rokele is mentioned in 1311, (fn. 98) and in 1328 his son Peter was sued for debt on two different counts. (fn. 99) There is no further trace of the Rokeles in Wotton, and the estate passed to the Berewell family, from whom it acquired its distinctive name. In 1358 Nicholas Berewell bought a small property in Wotton from William Freysel and his wife Margery, (fn. 100) and John Berewell bought a considerable amount of land in this parish from Sir William Wakelyn and his wife Gille twenty-eight years later. (fn. 101) This may be the John, son of Richard Berewell, whose son and heir William acquired additional lands in Wotton of the fee of Easington, otherwise Gloucester fee, by his marriage with Joan daughter of Thomas Langport. (fn. 102) In 1463 Annis or Agnes, daughter of William and Joan, and her husband Ralph Ingoldsby, sued Edmund Rede and other of her father's trustees in Chancery for the recovery of the manor of Berewells. It was urged in the defence that William had granted half Berewells by nuncupatory will to his second wife, another Joan, and the other half to his son Thomas, who was to inherit the whole on Joan's death. (fn. 103) The issue of the suit has not been recorded. In course of time Berewells seems to have come into the possession of Edmund Hall, who towards the close of the 15th century acquired land in Wotton of Harry Harper alias Tyes. (fn. 104) In 1509 Isabel widow of Edmund and sister of William Temple, was seised of a manor in Wotton (fn. 105) which from its later history must be identified with Berewells. This was settled by William on Isabel at her marriage with Walter Wilcocks, (fn. 106) and two years later Walter and Isabel sold it to Robert Dormer. (fn. 107) In 1515 Robert granted it to Richard Grenville in exchange for an Oxfordshire manor, (fn. 108) and it is probable that after 1548, when the last mention of Berewells in public records occurs, (fn. 109) it was absorbed once more in Grenville's Manor. (fn. 110)
The church of ALL SAINTS consists of a chancel measuring internally 28 ft. by 16 ft., north vestry, nave 41 ft. 6 in. by 21 ft., south aisle and west tower; it is built of stone rubble and roofed with lead.
The chancel was probably built about 1320, but the whole fabric has been so much restored and enlarged that precise dates cannot be assigned to either chancel or nave. The south aisle, founded originally for a chantry in 1343 by William Grenville, was rebuilt in 1710 and became a mortuary chapel for the Grenville family. It was extensively repaired in 1800 by George Marquess of Buckingham, and again practically rebuilt in 1867 by the last Duke of Buckingham and Chandos. The tower dates from about 1800, and the vestry is modern.
The chancel has in each side wall a 14th-century trefoiled light considerably restored. Modern arches open to the north vestry and the east end of the aisle or chapel. In the east wall is a modern threelight window with an original 14th-century reararch. In the south wall is a modern piscina recess with a medieval sexfoil bowl. The pointed chancel arch, though much restored, probably dates from the 14th century.
The nave is lighted by three 15th-century windows on the north and a modern window at the southwest, all of two lights with traceried heads. In the north wall is also a 15th-century doorway with a fourcentred head. A modern doorway to the tower on the west preserves a 12th-century lintel, enriched with diaper ornament, perhaps a relic of an earlier church on this site. On the south an arcade of three pointed arches, dating from 1867, opens to the mortuary chapel. It is designed in the early 14th-century manner and has clustered pillars and responds with moulded capitals and bases, the two western bays being filled with unglazed tracery supported by slender shafts.
The tower, which is of two stages, is lighted by wide pointed windows with wood frames and is surmounted by an embattled parapet and lead spire. On the parapet is the inscription 'Thomas A Beckett hujusce ecclesiae presbyter MDCCC.'
The mortuary chapel contains several monuments to members of the Grenville family. At the east end is a marble slab with the brass figures of Edward 'Greneveile' (d. 1585), and of Alice his wife, daughter of William Haselwood, the figure of a chrisom child, an incised marginal inscription, and matrices for three shields. On the south wall are tablets to Richard Grenville (d. 1665–6) and Eleanor daughter of Richard Grenville (d. 1688); on the north wall are two stone shields of Grenville. In a modern recess in the west wall is a 16th-century recumbent effigy of a lady in ruff and veil, with a modern and obviously erroneous inscription commemorating Agnes de Wightham, wife of William de Grenville, who died in 1386. On the same wall are two kneeling figures, a man in plate armour and lady in full skirt and ruff, also of the 16th century. There are also monuments to Richard, last Duke of Buckingham and Chandos (d. 1889), Anna Eliza, Duchess of Buckingham and Chandos (d. 1836), and Caroline, Duchess of Buckingham and Chandos (d. 1874), besides several tablets and slabs to other members of the Grenville family. In the tower is a plain oak chest.
The tower contains a ring of six bells: the treble and tenor are by Thomas Mears of London, 1800; the third, fourth and fifth by Edward Hemins, of Bicester, 1728; and the second, recast by Hemins in 1728, bears the additional inscription, 'Alicia Dennis vidua dedit me huic parochiae. 1615.' There is also a small bell, with no inscription.
The communion plate includes a chalice and cover paten of 1589.
The registers begin in 1599.
The church, a peculiar of Canterbury, (fn. 111) belonged to the priory of St. Gregory, Canterbury. (fn. 112) It is said to have formed part of the endowment of Bentley Priory, a cell of that house, and to have reverted, on the suppression of the smaller religious houses in the early years of Henry VIII, to St. Gregory, (fn. 113) whose prior was seised in 1535 of lands and rent in Wotton (fn. 114) which had belonged to the Prior of Bentley in 1291. (fn. 115) After the Dissolution the possessions of the priory of St. Gregory were granted in an exchange to the see of Canterbury, (fn. 116) to which the advowson of Wotton Underwood belonged (fn. 117) until the archbishop granted it to the Marquess of Buckingham in 1805, (fn. 118) from which date it has followed the descent of the manor (q.v.). The rectory descended with the advowson until 1742, when Richard Grenville acquired it in exchange for Muswells Farm in Brill and Boarstall. (fn. 119)
Tithes granted before 1102 by Walter Giffard to the abbey of St. Faith in Longueville and enjoyed by its cell, the alien priory of Newton Longville, (fn. 120) came in 1441, with other possessions of that house, to New College, Oxford. (fn. 121) These, under the name of Longville's Portion, were the subject of a dispute between the archbishop's lessee and the warden and scholars in 1673. (fn. 122) In 1742 Richard Grenville acquired the Longville tithes from New College, in exchange for an annuity of £5 from his lands in Brill called Little London. (fn. 123)
John Hart, by his will proved in the P.C.C. 15 May 1665, demised (inter alia) an annual rent-charge of £3 issuing out of Easington Manor, Oxfordshire, for apprenticing a poor boy. The annuity, less land tax, has from time to time been accumulated by reason of there being no applicants for apprenticing. By a scheme of the Charity Commissioners of 28 January 1913 it was provided that, in so far as the trustees cannot apply the income in apprenticing, it may be applied in the assistance of poor boys or girls in outfits and advancement in life.
Richard Smith, by his will proved in the Archdeacon's Court at Oxford 15 April 1725, bequeathed £5, the income to be distributed in bread. The principal sum is in the hands of the parish, in respect of which 5s. is distributed among ten of the most needy persons.
1. V.C.H. Bucks. i, 249; Feet of F. Bucks. East. 24 Eliz.; Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), cccxxxv, 14.
2. Statistics from Bd. of Agric. (1905).
3. Lansd. MS. 47, fol. 3; Pat. 19 Eliz. pt. vi, m. 1.
4. Priv. Act, 15 Geo. II, cap. 39.
5. Lapscomb, Hist. and Antiq. of Bucks. i, 603. The house which it succeeded is mentioned in 1618, and was left by Richard Grenville by his will dated 30 Dec. 1665 to his wife Eleanor (Chan. Inq. p.m. [Ser. 2], ccclxxvi, 92; P.C.C. 58 Mico).
6. Sheahan, Hist. and Topog. of Bucks. 449; Paterson, Descr. of Roads (1826), 176.
7. Sheahan, op. cit. 446.
8. Feet of F. Bucks. East. 24 Eliz.; Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), ccx, 136; ccxvi, 45; Recov. R. East. 13 Chas. I, m. 78.
9. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), ccclxxvi, 92; cccxxxv, 14.
10. Exch. Dep. Mich. 22 & 23 Eliz. no. 16; Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), cccxxxv, 14.
11. Priv. Act, 15 Geo. II, cap. 39.
12. V.C.H. Bucks. ii, 32.
13. Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 605. See p. 132 for this manor.
14. V.C.H. Bucks. i, 249.
15. Hund. R. (Rec. Com.), i, 24.
16. Testa de Nevill (Rec. Com.), 247.
18. See in Ashendon.
19. Abbrev. Plac. (Rec. Com.), 265.
20. Feud. Aids, i, 75, 95.
21. Ibid. 121; Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), xlix, 52; ccx, 136; cccxxxv, 14, 15; ccclxxvi, 92.
22. Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 586.
23. Red Bk. of Exch. (Rolls Ser.), 312.
24. Pipe R. 30 Hen. II (Pipe R. Soc.), 118.
25. Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 591. A Gerard de Grenville witnessed a charter of Nutley Abbey concerning Winchendon Manor in 1205 (Rot. de Oblatis ct Fin. [Rec. Com.], 242).
26. Abbrev. Plac. (Rec. Com.), 92.
27. a Cal. Close, 1234–7, p. 373.
28. b Visit. of Bucks. (Harl. Soc.), 65.
29. Hund. R. (Rec. Com.), i, 24; Feud. Aids, i, 75.
30. Feud. Aids, i, 95; Visit. of Bucks. loc. cit.
31. Feud. Aids, i, 113.
32. Cal. Inq. p.m. (Edw. II), vi, 328.
33. Feet of F. Bucks. 3 Edw. III, no. 11.
34. Ibid. case 19, file 81, no. 119.
35. a Ibid. file 87, no. 3. For other references to William Grenville see Cal. Close, 1333–7, p. 654; Cal. Pat. 1334–8, p. 219; 1338–40, p. 348; 1340–3, p. 233.
36. Feud. Aids, i, 121, 122.
37. a Cal. Close, 1349–54, p. 378.
38. Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 594, 612.
39. Feet of F. Bucks. 39 Edw. III, no. 4. Margery may have been one of Richard de Grenville's daughters.
40. Feet of F. Bucks. 4 Ric. II, no. 4.
41. Cal. Pat. 1399–1401, p. 168.
42. Visit. of Bucks. loc. cit.
43. Chan. Inq. p.m. 7 Hen. V, no. 68; 8 Hen. V, no. 127.
44. Cal. Pat. 1452–61, p. 6.
46. Fuller, Worthies of Engl. i, 147; cf. Cal. Pat. 1429–36, p. 398.
48. Exch. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), file 13, no. 3.
49. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), xlix, 52.
50. L. and P. Hen. VIII, xiii (1), g. 384 (30).
51. Fine R. 2 Edw. VI, no. 31.
52. Feet of F. Bucks. East. 24 Eliz.
53. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), ccx, 136; ccxvi, 45; cccxxxv, 15.
54. Lipscomb, loc. cit.; Cal. S. P. Dom. 1591–4, p. 403.
55. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), cccxxxv, 14.
56. Ibid. ccclxxvi, 92; Recov. R. East. 18 Chas. I, m. 78.
57. P.C.C. 58 Mico.; Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 612.
59. G.E.C. Peerage, ii, 324.
60. P.C.C. 62 Farrant.
61. G.E.C. loc. cit.
62. Recov. R. Trin. 6 & 7 Geo. II, m. 200.
64. Dict. Nat. Biog.
65. See also Recov. R. Trin. 57 Geo. III, m. 11.
66. G.E.C. Peerage, vii, 374.
67. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), ccclxxvi, 92.
69. Chan. Inq. p.m. Edw. I, file 90, no. 2; Feud. Aids, i, 93, 121.
70. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser. 2), xxv, 160.
71. Red Bk. of Exch. (Rolls Ser.), 583; Rot. de Oblatis et Fin. (Rec. Com.), 596.
73. Red Bk. of Exch. (Rolls Ser.), 89, 115, 120, 151, 740.
75. V.C.H. Bucks. ii, 331; Cal. Close, 1272–9, p. 115; Cal. Fine R. 1272–1307, p. 18; Hund. R. (Rec. Com.), i, 42; Feud. Aids, i, 75.
76. Chan. Inq. p.m. Edw. I, file 90, no. 2.
77. Feud. Aids, i, 95, 113; Cal. Pat. 1324–7, p. 254.
78. Feet of F. case 286, file 32, no. 246.
79. Ibid.; De Banco R. 255, m. 111.
81. a Harl. Chart. 58, D 47.
82. V.C.H. Bucks. ii, 332.
83. Harl. Chart. 58, D 47. Symond Ward, to whom a life grant of the manor was made by the deed, may have been a relative of Richard Ward, who appears to have previously held it (Feet of F. Bucks. Mich. 2 Edw. II, no. 20; Chan. Inq. p.m. 46 Edw. III [1st nos.], no. 62). Roger Ward, perhaps as Symond's executor, was subsequently in possession (ibid. 16 Ric. II, pt. i, no. 27).
86. Dugdale, Mon. vi, 823.
88. He paid half a quartern of corn and ½d. yearly to Brill Manor to be quit of tonnage (Hund. R. [Rec. Com.], i, 24) and Fieldham included a piece of wood in Bernwood Forest (Chan. Inq. p.m. Edw. I, file 90, no. 2).
89. Feud. Aids, i, 75. See below.
90. L. and P. Hen. VIII, iii (2), g. 1451 (13).
91. Early Chan. Proc. bdle. 27, no. 129–34.
94. Feet of F. case 18, file 16, no. 23.
95. Ibid. case 17, file 47, no. 4; case 18, files 60, no. 21; 69, no. 34.
96. Feud. Aids, i, 75.
97. Abbrev. Rot. Orig. (Rec. Com.), i, 59.
98. Cal. Close, 1307–13, p. 353.
99. De Banco R. East. 2 Edw. III, m. 257 d.; Mich. 2 Edw. III, m. 159 d.
100. Feet of F. Bucks. 32 Edw. III, no. 4. She was probably a Grenville (see Wotton Manor).
101. Ibid. 9 Ric. II, no. 7, 8.
102. Early Chan. Proc. bdle. 27, no. 129–34.
103. Early Chan. Proc. bdle. 27, no. 129–34; De Banco R. 810, m. 365 d.
104. Early Chan. Proc. bdle. 235, no. 65.
105. Close, 1 Hen. VIII, no. 19.
106. Ibid.; Feet of F. Bucks. Mich. 1 Hen. VIII.
107. Feet of F. Bucks. East. 3 Hen. VIII.
109. Fine R. 2 Edw. VI, no. 31.
110. In 1704 John Dormer had rights in the manor of Wotton Underwood (Recov. R. East. 3 Anne, m. 163).
111. Bacon, Liber Reg. 505; Clerical Guide.
112. Bacon, loc. cit.; Priv. Act, 15 Geo. II, cap. 39.
113. Lipscomb, op. cit. i, 606.
114. Valor Eccl. (Rec. Com.), i, 25.
115. Pope Nich. Tax. (Rec. Com.), 46b.
116. Dugdale, Mon. vi, 616; Statutes of the Realm (Rec. Com.), iii, 712.
117. Exch. Dep. East. 25 Chas. II, no. 10; Bacon, loc. cit.
118. Lipscomb, loc. cit.
119. Priv. Act, 15 Geo. II, cap. 39.
120. Round, Cal. Doc. of France, 77; Dugdale, Mon. vi, 1036; Pope Nich. Tax. (Rec. Com.), 34; Valor Eccl. (Rec. Com.), ii, 259.
121. Cal. Pat. 1436–41, p. 558.
122. Exch. Dep. East. 25 Chas. II, no. 10.


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September 11, 2019: Watching fog rolling over the city
Did you know that San Francisco fog has a name and a Twitter account? In 2010 an anonymous person began a Twitter account for the San Francisco fog and named it Karl the Fog after the misunderstood giant in the 2003 film Big Fish.
September 10, 2019: Berkeley University
UC Berkeley was founded in 1868 and serves as the flagship campus of the ten campuses of the University of California. Berkeley is often ranked as a top-ten university in the world and the top public university in the United States, as well as the top public university producing Nobel laureates and billionaires.


My favorite definition of mindfulness is "to pay attention with abiding faith in a loving universe," from Meditations from the Mat by Rolf Gates. Put more simply, mindfulness is a practice of first observing and then letting go of various thoughts and feelings. It takes practice to learn to rein our brains in, but research is increasingly demonstrating that learning is worth our effort.
Mindful modalities like yoga and meditation have been studied at length and praised for their ability to provide relief from the toll stress takes on our health. They can decrease work-related stress, improve bone health in as little as 12 minutes, and positively impact mental health. Chronic stress has been shown to impact a wide range of hot topic health outcomes, including premature birth, reducing our inflammatory response, which contributes to the health of our immune systems (among other things), and obesity. When reviewing the current top 10 causes of death in America and comparing it with the laundry list of benefits attached to mindfulness, it looks more and more like something public health should take seriously.
Link community programs with clinical services.
The link between community-based programs and clinical services is where mindfulness can have the most impact. We have community-based programs that help people with arthritis establish a walking regime, teach diabetes prevention, and provide people with counseling and tools to quit smoking. We use public health nurses, home visiting staff, community health workers, and community pharmacists to provide a range of services like medication adherence counseling and education to new parents. Why not incorporate a little mindfulness into the mix?
Yoga and mindfulness are both a practice of noticing. What could be more helpful than developing an awareness of your stress level, and learning to approach those stressors with a different mindset than overwhelmed? To notice when a trigger to smoke or engage in another harmful behavior arises with curiosity, to forgive an impulse decision that is counter to a goal, to observe the outcome of a behavior without judgment...these are all lessons we can learn from a mindfulness practice.
I'd like to promote these practices from a place of learning to be more compassionate and emotionally healthy communities, which can also help meet the goals of public health. Research has certainly demonstrated that these softer skills are impacted positively by mindfulness. However, it could be that the best way to incorporate these practices into the daily activities of our community members is by attaching them to specific health outcomes, like weight loss and mental well-being. Widespread promotion of mindfulness, when used in conjunction with guidelines and a team-based approach to prevention and clinical care, can be a powerful addition to the 21st century public health toolbox.
Anna Bradley, MS, CHES is an evaluator in the field of public health as well as a 200-hour registered yoga teacher (RYT-200).


The Semaphore Greek Festival has wrapped up celebrating its 40th year and what a successful event it was! This wonderful community-focused festival is one of the largest in Australia and showcases Greek culture and heritage in SA.
Plenty of volunteers dedicated their time during the event and for this very reason, the event was a huge success. The 2019 program included DJ Apostal, Live Band Zeus, local dance groups, and plenty of greek food of course.
37,00 Loukoumades, 10,000 Yiros, 30,000 attendees, 15,000 Souvlakia, 200 lambs and 300 volunteers made up the 2019 festival, I wonder what the results will be next year?
A big thank you to all of the wonderful sponsors, volunteers, stall holders and acts that made this one unbeatable. We can't wait for next year!


For both Gotama and ancient Greek Epicurus, philosophy was not an academic discipline but a therapy for curing the sickness of the soul.
Born in Greece sixty years after the Buddha died, Epicurus developed a practical philosophy that was founded on an atomic theory of reality, aimed at optimizing human happiness, and which considered friendship the most important virtue.
During this course we will examine surviving fragments of Epicurus' own writings as well as passages from the poem On the Nature of Things by his Roman follower Lucretius.
We'll explore the many striking parallels between Epicureanism and Early Buddhism, and also look at where the traditions appear to diverge.
Time will include meditation sessions, discussions and talks.


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Carmelo Barone (* 3. April 1956 in Avola) ist ein ehemaliger italienischer Radrennfahrer.

Sportliche Laufbahn
Der Sizilianer Barone hatte als Amateur einige Erfolge aufzuweisen. Er wurde 1975 Sieger des Straßenrennens der Mittelmeerspiele in Algier und Vize-Meister der Amateure hinter Roberto Ceruti. 1976 war er Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele in Montreal. Beim Sieg von Bernt Johansson wurde er 31. im olympischen Straßenrennen. Im Mannschaftszeitfahren konnte er mit seinem Team nicht an die italienischen Traditionen anknüpfen, sein Vierer wurde nur als 11. klassiert. 1977 wurde er Berufsfahrer in einem kleinen italienischen Team. Dennoch konnte er in seinem ersten Jahr als Profi fünf Siege erringen, darunter die Coppa Bernocchi und die Trofeo Baracchi gemeinsam mit Olympiasieger Johansson als Partner. 1978 siegte er im Gran Premio Montelupo. Bis 1983, dem Jahr, in dem seine Laufbahn beendete, gewann er noch Rennen wie den Giro dell'Umbria 1979 und den Giro del Veneto 1980. 1980 gelang ihm auch ein Etappensieg im Giro d'Italia. Den Giro fuhr er sechsmal, der 18. Platz 1979 war sein bestes Ergebnis in der Gesamtwertung.

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Radsportler (Italien)
Olympiateilnehmer (Italien)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1976
Mittelmeerspielesieger (Radsport)
Teilnehmer der Mittelmeerspiele 1975
Italiener
Geboren 1956
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Públio Élio Adriano Marulino (  - ; ), conhecido apenas por Élio Marulino, foi um senador romano de status pretoriano do século I d.C. de origem hispânica. Foi o avô do imperador romano Adriano.

Família
Marulino nasceu numa rica e aristocrática família da gens Élia. Não se sabe quem foi sua mãe, mas seu pai era o senador Públio Élio Adriano Marulino, nome que também compartilhava com o avô e bisavô.

Os ancestrais paternos de Marulino eram originalmente de Piceno (modernas Marche e Abruzos, na Itália). Eles eram centuriões que participaram das Guerras Púnicas como aliados do general romano Cipião Africano. Por volta de , no final da Segunda Guerra Púnica, eles se mudaram para Itálica (perto da moderna Sevilha), uma das principais cidades da província da Hispânia Bética.

O bisavô de Marulino chegou à posição de senador na época que Otaviano (o futuro imperador Augusto) era membro do Segundo Triunvirato (entre ) e foi o primeiro membro da família a chegar ao Senado. Não se conhecem as circunstâncias pelas quais ele caiu nas graças de Otaviano, mas Marulino (o bisavô) foi um dos poucos romanos oriundos das províncias a serem admitidos no Senado por ele.

História
Marulino nasce e foi criado em Itálica, mas visitou Roma diversas vezes. Ele se casou com uma nobre hispânica chamada Úlpia, irmã do general e senador romano Marco Úlpio Trajano e pai biológico do imperador Trajano. O casal teve pelo menos um filho, Públio Élio Adriano Afer, um distinto político e soldado romano. Ele se casou com Domícia Paulina e teve também dois filhos, Élia Paulina (75-130) e Élio Adriano (76-138). Adriano foi adotado por seu primo em segundo grau Trajano e se tornou seu sucessor no trono imperial.

Ele era conhecido por praticar a astrologia e teria predito que seu neto um dia governaria o Império Romano.

O segundo filho adotivo e sucessor de Adriano, Antonino Pio, assumiu o nome de Aelius Hadrianus como parte de seu nome quando assumiu o trono e o sexto filho do imperador Marco Aurélio com Faustina, a Jovem, se chamava Hadrianus.

Árvore genealógica

Bibliografia

 Historia Augusta - Vida de Adriano
 Tiberius the Politician - Ed2, By Barbara Levick, Levick B Staff
 Marcus Aurelius By Anthony Richard Birley
 The provincial at Rome: and, Rome and the Balkans 80BC-AD14 By Ronald Syme, Anthony Birley

Ligações externas

Romanos antigos do século I
Senadores romanos
Aelii
Pretores do Império Romano


In preparation for the Jewish holiday of Purim, which begins this Wednesday at sundown, The Fellowship organized activities for participants in our With Dignity and Fellowship program. Hundreds of Fellowship volunteers visited and brought cheer and holiday gift baskets to 100 elderly in Ashkelon, an Israeli city on the Mediterranean coast.
Purim is celebrated among Jews by exchanging reciprocal gifts of food and drink; donating charity to the poor; eating a celebratory meal; public readings of the biblical book of Esther; and reciting additions to the daily prayers and the grace after meals.
At the homes of the elderly, the volunteers sang, danced, and made the day pleasant for the elderly. Some of the volunteers were so moved by the visits, that they agreed to continue volunteering and visiting these elderly throughout the year.
In the city of Akko, The Fellowship organized for local seventh and ninth grade students, along with their teachers, to prepare food gifts, make phone calls, and deliver the gifts to the homes of 50 elderly in the area.


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I want to be a blessing to Africa through my music –Toke Ayeni
Ademola Olonilua
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Twitter: @aoloniluapunch 08116759809
America-based gospel musician, Toke Ayeni, has been in Nigeria for a while and has succeeded in staging a concert aimed at touching the lives of Nigerians.
The concert which held last weekend was quite impactful. Speaking to Saturday Beats, she revealed the reason why she decided to stage a concert in Nigeria.
She said, "I decided to stage a concert in Nigeria because I want to be a blessing to Africa through my music."
The young lady who has been singing gospel music for over two decades stated that contrary to what some people might think, the genre of music is lucrative. She said, "If God has actually called you, there are low times which you may have to pass through but after that, you would witness his abundance because he who called you would prove himself and he would bring helpers to you. Gospel music is lucrative.
"I decided to sing gospel music because I realised that is the only way I can bring transformation to the lives of people. I want to sing songs that would not only change lives but bring healing and deliverance to the lives of people."
The singer explained that everything hasn't always been a smooth sail for her as she had faced some challenges in her career but found God and her husband as strength.
"I have had so many challenges in building my career and it took me many years before people began to know me. It was also difficult getting sponsors for my first album but what got me going was determination and persistence. Also to get inspiration for new songs could be challenging but I spend a lot of time in God's presence and that has been my source of inspiration. My husband is a pastor and he is very supporting and understanding. He believes in what I am doing and I am thankful for that," Ayeni said.
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