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Remembering Jackie Robinson & the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers
Published on January 31, 2019 February 3, 2019 by Dennis Schlossman
(Editor's note: To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the legendary Jackie Robinson's birth, we decided to put this story together about all the greatness surrounding the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers. There was some previous TBPC content used in this story.)
While I was never exceptiponally familiar with the history of the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers, I couldn't help but start digging into the history books a little during the team's 2017 season, when the modern-day Boys in Blue were constantly being compared to the exalted squad from more than 65 years ago.
When all the smoke cleared, the 2017 team finished with a 104-58 record, just one win shy of the 1953 Dodgers' all-time record. What was even more impressive about the 1953 club was that they registered their 105 wins in just 154 games, which was the standard MLB schedule at the time.
The Brooklyn players from the early 1950s were routinely referred to as the "Boys of Summer" by some, or more commonly, "Dem Bums" by many others. Players like Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale were not yet part of the team, but the offensive firepower on the 1953 squad was unparalleled in terms of raw talent. A whopping five players from this esteemed squad would eventually be enshrined in the MLB Hall of Fame.
Outfielder Carl Furillo led the team in batting average, but he was still overshadowed by offensive juggernauts like Gil Hodges, Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson, and the eventual 1953 National League MVP, Roy Campanella.
Furillo slashed a phenomenal .344/.393/.580, while adding 21 long balls, 38 doubles and 92 RBI in what was arguably the most impressive season of his career. Campy hit .312/.395/.611, but most notably tallied 41 home runs, 142 RBI and 103 runs scored.
Incredibly, Snider outdid Campanella in the OPS department, posting an insane mark of 1.046. Finishing third in the NL MVP voting behind Campy and Eddie Matthews of the Milwaukee Braves, the Duke ended up hitting .336/.419/.627 with 42 bombs, 38 doubles, 126 RBI and 132 runs scored. Keep in mind, this is when many pundits considered runs scored and RBI at the top of the statistical hierarchy.
Not to be outdone were Hodges and Robinson, who registered slash lines of .302/.393/.550 and .329/.425/.502, respectively. Hodges added 31 jacks and drove in 122 baserunners, while scoring 101 runs of his own.
The infield was arguably the best defensive group in franchise history; yet for some reason, it still takes a backseat to that legendary quartet from the '70s and '80s. Pee Wee Reese and Jim Gilliam were very solid up the middle, while Hodges and Billy Cox primarily handled the corner infield spots. Gilliam would go on to win the 1953 NL Rookie of the Year Award—the Dodgers' third in a five year span.
An often overlooked aspect of the '53 crew was team speed. The club had four players in double digits when it came to stolen bases, led by Reese with 22 steals. Gilliam swiped 21, Robinson stole 17 and Snider notched 16.
As far as the pitching staff went, the primary starting five was Carl Erskine, Russ Meyer and Billy Loes, anchored by southpaws Preacher Roe and a 20-year-old named Johnny Podres, who later became one of the heroes of the 1955 World Championship squad. Erskine was the ace of the staff, leading the rotation with 20 wins and a 3.54 ERA.
Spearheaded by Jim Hughes, the other chief pieces of the bullpen were Bob Milliken, Clem Labine, Ben Wade and Joe Black. Hughes led the relief corps with 48 appearances while posting a 3.47 ERA.
The 1953 Dodgers were guided by skipper Chuck Dressen and GM Buzzie Bavasi.
Here's what the Dodgers starting lineup looked like against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Opening Day—April 14, 1953—at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn:
Jim Gilliam – 2B
Pee Wee Reese – SS
Duke Snider – CF
Jackie Robinson – 3B
Roy Campanella – C
Don Thompson – LF
Gil Hodges – 1B
Carl Furillo – RF
Carl Erskine – P
Campy went 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI, while Snider went 2-for-4 with a double, a homer and three RBI of his own to propel the Dodgers to an 8-5 victory. Erskine was yanked after just three frames, but Black notched the victory after throwing six full innings of two-hit ball.
Right-hander Murry Dickson took the loss for the Pirates. He went 4-1/3 frames after being clobbered with 10 hits and eight earned runs. Catcher Joe Garagiola and shortstop Dick Cole each had two RBI for Pittsburgh.
Although the 105 wins by the 1953 Dodgers is an organizational record which still stands after all this time, the team failed to handle the Yankees in their quest for Brooklyn's first championship, and would consequently wait until the 1955 season to hoist the World Series trophy.
Perhaps lost in the powerhouse statistics of the great 1953 club were the numbers of Robinson, yet his importance to the club and baseball as a whole was paramount.
He will never be forgotten.
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Scoop says:
I remember all that!
No I don't. I was 5.
I do remember my first game. 1958 in Kansas City. A's vs the Yankees. Mantle hit 2, McDougal hit 2, Bob Cerv hit 2, Hal Smith hit 1. Yankees won 14-7. I was a big time Mantle fan after that. The entire stadium was buzzing with everything he did. I couldn't take my eyes off him.
Rich. S says:
Furillo batted 8th and lead the team in batting average. Don't think we'll see that with Barnes this year. Question is can Martin and Barnes break through the Mendoza line! Can't even imagine all that Robinson endured in his battle with racism. And the class with which he handled himself!
Looks like the Realmuto fiasco will have its resolution soon.
Scoop did where did you see the game?
Kansas City. I lived in Raytown.
Why, what's going on Alex?
Word is the trade talks with him are getting into the final stages. I think the Reds are a serious player in those talks.
Never been any where around there scoop. Alex, if Realmuto was meant to be here it would happen, at this point I'm ok if he comes here or if he doesn't.
Kaufman and Arrowhead are on the northern edge of Raytown. It was all rural when I lived there. We lived by a small lake where Roger Maris often fished. Moved to SoCal in '59.
Bob Wesley says:
Claiming the 5th "player" from the team as a HOFer is stretching it a bit. Dick Williams did get into the HOF as a manager, not as a player. You will stump a lot of people if you ask them to name 5 from the team who made the HOF.
A case can be made for Gil Hodges to enter the HOF in my opinion.
bearone48 says:
Hodges should have made it the first time his name came up in the old timers committee. Not only was he the best 1st baseman of his era, he led the Mets to their first Championship. So he should have joined Pee Wee, Jackie, Duke and Campy in the hall. Williams did go in as a manager, so it is a stretch saying 5 players from the team made it as you stated. He was not a great player by any means. Newk is going into what they are calling the Dodger legends this summer. He will be joined by Fernando and Garvey. I do not know how many of you ever read The Boys of Summer, by Roger Kahn. It is an excellent read. He was a beat writer back then who covered the Dodgers for 2 years. There is a really iconic picture of them standing around the batting cage. He interviewed a bunch of the players for his book. One of those guys was Andy Pafko. Brooklyn had traded for Pafko in 51 during the pennant race. He was part of a 8 player trade with the Cubs, He came over with Johnny Schmitz, Wayne Terwilliger and Rube Walker, for Bruce Edwards, Gene Hermanski, Joe Hatten, and Eddie Miksis. He hit 18 HR's in 84 games but hit only .249. He had 30 HR's that year because he hit 12 with Chicago. The next year, he hit .289 and Had 19 homers in 150 games. He was 31 years old. He was traded in January of 1953 to the Braves, where he finished out his career, for Roy Hartsfield, and 50,000 dollars. Anyway, when Kahn came to interview him, Pafko, who was very humble said that he did not belong in a book with all those guys. Kahn was also the one who wrote a story on Duke Snider that got Duke in hot water with the Brooklyn fans. He was quoted as saying he was playing only for the money and not for the fans. It took a while for the fans to welcome him back in their good graces……
In your heart scoop is SoCal, or ray town, home for you.
I don't know where "home" is Keith. SoCal I guess.
I used to drive through KC a lot when I was driving long haul. There were not many decent truck stops there for a while. Then in about 96 they built a really nice Petro there on I-70. Hated the smell around the stockyards though.
Wildwood Lake in Raytown, 1957, was very Tom Sawyer-like. Great place to be a kid. From there to Van Nuys was a resounding culture shock for an 11 year old.
I know the feeling. Although I was born in LA, we moved around an awful lot when I was little. We moved to a ranch 40 miles outside of Elko Nevada when I was about 4. We lived there for about a year and a half. Great place for a kid because there were streams and a swimming hole on the ranch. My dad was the only hand and we lived in a little cabin that had dirt floors and no running water or electricity. So when it got dark, you usually just went to bed.
According to Joel Reuter's Power Ranking at BR we currently rank 3rd, ahead of Houston. That's new and it must be because A.J. Pollock is so good he makes us better than the Astros but ….. of course not as good as the Yankees and Red Sox. I don't know. Maybe. My internal soft wired often wrong Who TF is Better Meter, I call it my Hoot The Fub Bet Meter, tells me if we played Houston in another 7 game series the result would be the same as the last time we did.
But…Big But……we don't need anybody else. As is where is we play again in October.
Rich S says:
But this isn't necessarily our final roster for October. AF may let the season play out and see where the dust settles by the trade deadline. The deals are cheaper then and he's shown that he's ready to go after very good players. Who knows by then Harper's price will really have fallen!
Dennis Schlossman says:
Friedman ALWAYS deals at the trade deadlines.
You're right Dennis he always does, but I've heard him say several times he doesn't like making deals at the dead line because they're to costly. A little bit of posturing?
Without a doubt he's lying. Friedman loves dealing. He's like a kid that gets bored so he has to tinker with his toy and change it up. For the most part he does good deals but I would love to have the Puig and Machado deals back though. The Darvish deal really didn't hurt us bad because Calhoun hasn't progressed like I thought he would.
Sorry Alex but Puig was a total pain in the but in the clubhouse and in his contract year could be a disaster if he felt he was not playing enough. Roberts was recently interviewed about Puig and you can read bw the lines that it was his time to go. And w Machado hindsight is 20-20 but it was a great move at the time. The only legit prospect we gave up was Diaz and I don't think he's a future star.
Diaz got invited to spring training with the O's, so it would seem they disagree with you. He was the main piece, but Bannon showed a lot of power at Rancho, and Pop was considered to have a plus arm. But like any trade in which you trade prospects only time will tell. If 2 of those guys make it to the majors and have good careers, compared to what the Dodgers got over 3 months from Manny, it would be a push. Arenado signs for 26 million. Zack Duke signing with the Reds.
I'm not complaining about trading Puig I just think we could have traded him by himself for better value. I'm fine with the Dodgers moving in another direction but there are many teams who would take the risk of his personality for his power and arm in RF. If Jeter Downs blows up into a stud this year I'll happily say I was wrong about it all.
I'll take Pollock and Verdugo on my team for one year of Puig all day long
I'm excited about Pollock I've alwys admired his game. Verdugo too. While I don't think he's got the best attitude and may be a little cocky Verdugo's game reminds me of Andre Ethier. If he turns out to be as good as Ethier then we are in good shape.
Hopfuly the veterans like Freese can keep verdugo from doing anything dumb. Give AF credit he always keeps good veteran leaders on the team, to help the young guys learn how to play the game right, and be a professional.


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The White Rose, who hold a five-point advantage over Nottinghamshire in second place, will have Jack Brooks spearheading their attack once again and the former Northamptonshire seamer is just one scalp away from 50 wickets for the season.
That is a landmark which Sussex's Steve Magoffin has already passed in three successive summers with his county. But, with Brooks just two wickets behind the most potent bowler in the division, the fans at Scarborough could be treated to a real battle of the bowlers.
"They are both fantastic bowlers and hopefully Jack can continue his good form," Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie, who has named an unchanged team, told his county's official website.
"He's worked really hard on his bowling and he's worked incredibly hard to keep himself nice and fit and strong for this last part of the season.
Including this game, Yorkshire have just four fixtures remaining as they close in on a title which Nottinghamshire would so desperately love to land too.
Standing in their way over the next four days is a Northamptonshire side boosted by the arrival of New Zealand international bowler Neil Wagner.
Northants are still without a win this season but reversing their fortunes is a challenge Wagner is certainly relishing.
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Lancashire sit directly below Durham, who are without the influential Graham Onions due to injury, in the table and know they must start winning if they are to avoid an instant relegation back to the second tier.
"Everyone in our squad realises just how important these games are and we are all aware that the intensity at which we play our cricket has to be spot on in our remaining games," coach Glen Chapple said on quotes published on the Red Rose's official website.
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In the other game in Division One, third-placed Somerset host fourth-placed Warwickshire.
*The last 10 visiting teams to win the toss in championship matches at Taunton have elected to bat. Somerset have chosen to field first both times they have won the toss at Taunton this season.
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*Surrey have lost one of their last 18 championship clashes with Leicestershire (won nine and drawn eight).
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For those of you interested in the de-extinction issue I discussed earlier this week, I've been collecting some of the interesting press about it. Here's a sampling of the coverage and what I thought of it.
Carl Zimmer's "Bringing Extinct Species Back" is the article highlighted on the cover of National Geographic's April 2013 magazine. It has a broad coverage of both sides of the issue. And it tells an interesting story about a clone of the last bucardo, or Pyrenean ibex, that lived a mere 10 minutes. Even though it was brief, the species was de-extinct for a moment. It shows how close we've already come to breathing life into dead species.
National Geographic's April 2013 issue
As a supplement to Zimmer's cover story, National Geographic has created a web hub for the whole de-extinction project. From an analyst's point of view, the photo collection of extinct animals by Rob Kendrick available through the site is particularly interesting. He chose to make nostalgic tintypes of museum specimens of extinct animals, from mammoths to bucardo. The tintypes make it seem as if the photo captured a live animal in the late 1800s. There is an implication of human involvement in the death of the animals since a human has taken the 'old' photo of it. So the photos show us a world we have lost, even though in reality, 'we' never had it since most of the animals in the photos died out before anyone alive today was born and even well before photography existed.
I also love the photo at the top of Stewart Brand's piece in favor of de-extinction which shows a small child touching a baby mammoth in a museum exhibit. I know that my 6-year-old would love to do that. That's the part of de-extinction that probably hasn't been discussed enough – the display aspect. I can envision that zoos will be clamouring to have the resurrected species because of their draw. The school kids will absolutely marvel at a wooly mammoth, sabertooth tiger, or thylacine. Kids are the conservationists of the future, so with their visits to zoos and aquariums with these species, their knowledge and what needs to be done for future conservation will be heightened. Just the other day, my daughter got a new story app on her iPod that is about caring for animals in an aquarium. During one of the segments, the narrator was talking about starfish being able to regrow limbs – "I already knew that, mommy," she said, "because I learned it at the aquarium." Now, the last aquarium we visited was in Denmark 6 months ago, so clearly messages in these settings can sink in.
The animal I really want to see back is the gastric brooding frog, which grows its fertilized eggs into tadpoles then little frogs in its stomach. It became extinct in the 1980s. The photos of it as part of the de-extinction site are fascinating. The big problem is that the species likely died out because of a fungus, and since that fungus still exists, scientists would be making a species that would simply go extinct again in the wild. So there's some work to be done on either eradicating the fungus or genetically altering the 'resurrected' frogs to have an immunity to the fungus. Either solution is tricky.
Stuart Pimm brings up a good point about ecosystems and where these species will fit in. The land use has changed since many of these species became extinct and the types of food they evolved to eat might not be available. So if someone really wants to bring these species back, they have to look at the whole picture and whether or not there is still ecological room for them.
Hannah Walters writing for Scientific American makes a less compelling case about the anthropocentrism of de-extinction. While she's right that some of the proponents are not taking into account ecosystem change, her argument that the extinctions we know about, particularly the ones humans have caused, are not any worse than extinction in the past is a bit off the mark. In the same way that climate change is nothing new but human-induced climate change does appear to have different characteristics, extinction without humans and with humans in the picture are different as well. That's not narcissism — it's admitting that humans have an uncanny ability to shape their globe.
Alexis Madrigal of The Atlantic ends his article on the subject with the astute observation that "science may be able to produce the organisms, but society would have to produce the conditions in which they could flourish." To me, that's the most important issue facing de-extinction. It's not the technical challenges of making the creature, it's about enabling it to live. This will require scientists to place the socio-cultural aspects to be put right in the center of each and every de-extinction effort, not as a side activity or an afterthought. I hope they choose to do so.
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SHAWNEE, Okla. - A state senator and former teacher said there's a problem when kids misbehave in the classroom: the consequences.
"The only alternative you have is a suspension from school, which is a vacation for many of these kids," said Sen. Ron Sharp (R-Shawnee), a 38-year vet of Shawnee Schools. "And, of course, it comes from parenting problems."
So, Sharp has refiled Senate Bill 911, which would send students home with a bill when they act up in class.
Each district would have the option of creating a new procedure for superintendents, principals and vice principals to assess fines of up to $50 per incident.
The district would have to specify the circumstances under which a student could be assessed a fine and set up an appeals process.
"I think, once the child understands that the parent is going to get a $50 fine, it's just like the [old-fashioned punishment of a] paddle. It eliminated, stopped a lot of problems in advance," Sharp said. "I think two-thirds of your discipline problems will stop. They're going to listen."
Revenue from the fines would go to campus security or academic scholarships.
Students under age eight or those under individualized education programs would be exempt from the fines, and the law would also require an appeals process.
Superintendents would also need to find alternatives for parents and students who can't afford to pay.
Those alternatives would be left up to the district, but Sharp's leading suggestion is mandatory family counseling.
He also likes the idea of asking parents to come in and shadow their misbehaving students for a couple days.
"Right now, we do not have parental involvement, and we've got to get that parent involved into that child's education, and hopefully this will do that," Sharp said. "We've got to do something. The alternative is to keep on the status quo, and that is classrooms in crisis."
Educators like Ginger Tinney appreciate the idea, but the executive director of Professional Oklahoma Educators is hesitant to offer her full support.
"Certainly, we get tired of the misbehavior, and sometimes it seems to be fed by parents, honestly," she said. "But, the reality is I'm not sure legally that that's how it would really play out."
Tinney said she's worried about the fines interfering with a public education.
She also wonders whether some educators will abuse the revenue-generator.
"The reality is we need parents to support children," she said. "Our job is hard enough, and we need the children to obey us. It's pretty simple."
Like Sharp, Tinney would also be interested in letting parents shadow their students as punishment.
"They lose a day of work. That affects their pocketbook as well, but they also get to see first-hand how their child interacts and what is really going on," she said. "And, sometimes that's the eye-opener."


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Q: Java for loop iteration In my application, I have list of values of type String, I am iterating throught it and comparing the values of each to another string and if it is true returning true value else false.
List<String> roleNames = new ArrayList<String>();
roleNames.add("AAA");
roleNames.add("MMM");
for (int i=0 ; i<roleNames.size();i++){
//  if(loggedInRole.equals(roleNames.get(i))){
    if("AAA".equals(roleNames.get(i))){
        enableLink = "true";
    }
    else {
        enableLink = "false";
    }
}

In my above code i am expecting the result as true but in the second itertion it returning the result as false. How to reolve this issue?

A: You have to break the loop when you found one value that satisfied your condition, otherwise enableLink will be "true" only if the last element of your list is equals to "AAA" in your case.
You should also look at the contains method.

A: Add a break statement when you find a match. If you don't break out of the loop then the next iteration will set enableLink back to "false" when it iterates over "MMM".
Also you should set enableLink to "false" before you start the loop. The standard "search an array" loop looks like:
enableLink = "false";

for (int i = 0; i < roleNames.size(); i++) {
    if ("AAA".equals(roleNames.get(i))) {
        enableLink = "true";
        break;
    }
}

For what it's worth, you don't need an explicit loop. You could write:
boolean enableLink = roleNames.contains("AAA");


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U9 ESPZEN Jleague Season 10 Championship ( 6 a side ) League Table
6 Games Form
ANZA	 8 8 0 0 46 17 29 24 W W W W W W
FC Bedok 04	 8 6 1 1 42 19 23 19 D W W W L W
F-17	 8 5 1 2 34 23 11 16 W D W W W L
The Cage Academy	 8 3 0 5 19 26 -7 9 L L W L W L
Bukit Batok East CSC 1	 8 2 0 6 26 37 -11 6 L W L L L
Sporting Lisbon	 8 2 0 6 30 44 -14 4 L L L W L
ESPZEN Yellow	 8 1 0 7 15 46 -31 3 L L L L L
Sporting Lisbon 2 Field 2 unregistered players
League Structure:
"6 full games (2 halves of 35 minutes) over 6 match days On the last match day each team will play 2 bonus games of 35 minutes"
"Each team will play other team once and two teams randomly selected at the start season (twice). Total 7 games.
All teams accept at the start of the season the 2nd round games may lead to an advantage or disadvantage for some teams, however as the games are pre-selected at the start of the season - this is fair and equal to all teams"
League Table Information:
Teams receive three points for a win and one point for a draw.
The bottom two teams in each league will be automatically relegated to the lower division (if one exists).
The third from bottom team will have a one match play off against the team that finishes third from top of the lower league.
If two or more teams finish level on points the team with the better goal difference will finish higher.
If two or more teams have the same points and the same goal difference, the team which has scored the higher number of goals will finish higher.
If two or more teams finish level on points, goal difference and goals scored, and the championship, a relegation place, promotion place, or play off place is at stake, they will then play another game to decide who finishes higher.


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Tra i più importanti esponenti della scapigliatura milanese, fu particolarmente legato ad altri scrittori del genere come Giuseppe Rovani, Emilio Praga e Luigi Conconi ed è ancora oggi apprezzato per la schiettezza dei suoi scritti, il linguaggio ricercato ma comprensibile a tutti, le sperimentazioni linguistiche dialettali milanesi e la spiccata ironia con la quale mosse critica al suo tempo e alla sua società, sia in ambito politico che sociale.

Biografia

I primi anni e le prime esperienze letterarie

Alberto Carlo Felice Pisani Dossi nacque nel 1849 a Zenevredo, un piccolo paese in provincia di Pavia dove i Pisani-Dossi possedevano delle proprietà da diverse generazioni. Suo padre Giuseppe Maria Gelasio, appartenente all'aristocrazia locale, era laureato in ingegneria ed era figlio del rivoluzionario e militare Carlo Dossi; sua madre Ida Quinterio apparteneva invece alla nobiltà lodigiana. Egli stesso, nelle proprie opere, vanterà più volte la sua discendenza da Cesare Beccaria tramite la trisavola paterna, Maria Lucia Gaetana Beccaria, lontana parente dell'autore dell'opera Dei delitti e delle pene. La parentela coi Beccaria lo rendeva inoltre lontano cugino del celebre scrittore Alessandro Manzoni. Iniziò a scrivere all'età di sette anni come lui stesso ebbe a dichiarare anni dopo nelle sue Note azzurre.

Abbandonò Zenevredo per trasferirsi a Milano, in un'abitazione ancora oggi presente in Via Brera, per iscriversi alla scuola media e poi al Liceo Ginnasio Giuseppe Parini, passando in seguito all'Istituto privato Sant'Ambrogio. In seguito si trasferì all'Università di Pavia dove frequentò la Facoltà di Giurisprudenza. Tornato a Milano, partecipò ancora giovanissimo al movimento della Scapigliatura, scrivendo articoli sui periodici locali e pubblicando con Luigi Perelli la rivista Palestra Letteraria, Artistica e Scientifica (1867), a cui collaborarono scrittori come Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi, Niccolò Tommaseo, Aleardo Aleardi, Giuseppe Rovani e perfino Giosuè Carducci. Tra il 1868 e il 1870 frequentò anche gli ambienti artistici della scapigliatura milanese: lo scultore Giuseppe Grandi, i pittori Luigi Conconi, Daniele Ranzoni e soprattutto Tranquillo Cremona, che dipinse per lui un ritratto oggi conservato nella villa di Corbetta.

Gli anni della carriera diplomatica

Legato il suo nome a quello di Francesco Crispi di cui fu anche segretario particolare, divenne ben presto «Ciambellano del cifrario» al Ministero degli Esteri nel 1870, occupandosi di tematiche di rilievo per l'epoca come il problema dell'emigrazione e i tentativi di riconciliazione tra stato e chiesa (collaborando per questo con Luigi Tosti). Si trasferì quindi a Roma nel 1872 dove fece amicizia tra l'altro con Edmondo Mayor des Planches e Luigi Bodio. Nel 1873 divenne plenipotenziario in Eritrea (colonia italiana a cui sembra abbia dato il nome sostituendolo al precedente di "Nuova Etiopia"). Nel 1878, a Roma, collaborò con il Perelli al quotidiano crispino La Riforma. Nel 1891, alla prima caduta di Crispi, fu inviato a Bogotà, in Colombia, come console generale e ministro plenipotenziario, partecipando attivamente ai preparativi locali per le celebrazioni del IV centenario della scoperta dell'America.

Poco prima di partire, il 14 gennaio 1892, sposò a Roma la facoltosa ereditiera corbettese Carlotta Borsani (MIlano 15 aprile 1866- 1947), nipote del Vicepresidente della Camera dei Deputati, Giuseppe Mussi; il matrimonio venne celebrato dal cardinale e amico Gustav Adolf von Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst con testimoni Francesco Crispi e il deputato Pietro Antonelli. La coppia ebbe in tutto tre figli: Franco Alvise Giuseppe Tomaso Fabio (10 dicembre 1894 - 1968), Elena (Milano 28 aprile 1897, sposa il cav. maggiore Giuseppe Massari) e Bianca (Bogotà 3 novembre 1892 - 1975, moglie dell'avv. Eudo Benini di Como). Durante il secondo e ultimo ministero Crispi (1893-1896) venne confermato capo di gabinetto del Ministero degli Esteri italiano.

Nel corso della sua carriera intrattenne rapporti di stretta amicizia con personalità di spicco della sua epoca che spesso ospitava nella sua villa di Corbetta o a Como: tra questi ricordiamo il cardinale von Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, il diplomatico Edmondo Mayor des Planches, l'economista Luigi Bodio, i politici Cesare Correnti e Carlo Cattaneo, scrittori del calibro di Giuseppe Rovani, Cletto Arrighi e Gian Pietro Lucini, artisti come Tranquillo Cremona, Giuseppe Grandi e Daniele Ranzoni, gli scienziati Paolo Gorini, Cesare Lombroso, l'archeologo Giacomo Boni.

L'archeologia

Dopo la sconfitta di Crispi alle elezioni del 1895, Dossi venne destinato ad Atene col rango di ambasciatore, capitale dove riceverà tra gli altri la visita di Gabriele D'Annunzio e di Edoardo Scarfoglio. Alla fine di aprile del 1896 tornò in Italia e i suoi viaggi verso la Grecia diminuirono progressivamente seguendo la parabola politica di Crispi.

Quasi simultaneamente iniziò ad interessarsi attivamente all'abitazione che la moglie aveva ricevuto in eredità dallo zio a Corbetta di cui si prodigò per i restauri. Nel 1901 si stabilì definitivamente nella casa di Corbetta, dove dedicò ogni suo sforzo alla sua passione per l'archeologia, creando il Museo Pisani Dossi in cui custodì i reperti raccolti in Colombia, in Grecia e a Roma, oltre a materiale precolombiano e ad oggetti trovati in scavi eseguiti nelle zone di Corbetta (in particolare sotto la Chiesa prepositurale di San Vittore Martire ed in località Soriano e Isola Bellaria), Albairate (località Scamozzina e Faustina), Santo Stefano Ticino, Sedriano, Cisliano e lungo le sponde del Ticino. Collaborò con il Bollettino della Società Pavese di Storia Patria dove pubblicò i risultati delle sue scoperte. La collezione di tutti i reperti raccolti dal Dossi (circa 30.000 pezzi in tutto), comprendente pezzi di ceramica greca, romana e precolombiana, di fabbrica aretina, norditalica o transalpina venne raccolta nella sua abitazione, dopo la sua morte, il figlio Franco ne donò una parte alle Civiche Raccolte Archeologiche del Castello Sforzesco di Milano.

Gli ultimi anni

Nel 1897 iniziò il grandioso progetto per la costruzione di una propria abitazione di campagna presso Cardina (Como) in località Monte Olimpino: la struttura, dal carattere imponente, nell'ottica del Dossi doveva essere un vero e proprio eremo dove ritirarsi per trascorrere momenti di tranquillità lontano da tutto e da tutti, venne costruita uno sperone di roccia con una magnifica vista sul lago e ancora oggi il nome de Il Dosso in suo onore. Il progetto venne realizzato dell'architetto Luigi Conconi con la collaborazione dell'architetto Perrone e il complesso venne completato solo nel 1907. Agli inizi del Novecento subì l'asportazione di un occhio che egli stesso descrisse come un fedele amico che lo aveva servito per cinquant'anni e che ripose insieme ai reperti archeologici per cui la sua vista si era consumata all'interno del suo museo personale.

Carlo Dossi morì di ictus cerebrale proprio in questa villa il 17 novembre 1910. La salma venne trasferita a Corbetta il 19 novembre successivo ed esposta nella camera ardente allestita presso la sua residenza. Attualmente, la salma riposa nella cappella di famiglia da lui fatta costruire dall'architetto Perrone nel cimitero di Corbetta.

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Opera letteraria

Le sue opere principali, che sfuggono alle classificazioni letterarie convenzionali, furono scritte in un arco di tempo relativamente breve, tra il 1868 e il 1887. L'altrieri. Nero su bianco (1868) e Vita di Alberto Pisani (1870) partono dal dato autobiografico per sconvolgerlo con innesti romanzeschi e meta-letterari. La colonia felice (1874) è un esempio di romanzo utopista-allegorico nello stile dell'epoca; riscosse grande successo editoriale, accendendo un dibattito pubblico sulla carcerazione, anche se Dossi in seguito sconfessò le idee filantropiche esposte nella storia. Ritratti umani, dal calamajo di un mèdico (1874), Ritratti umani. Campionario (1885) e soprattutto La desinenza in A (1878-1884) descrivono invece con umorismo e la consueta inventiva formale la società aristocratica dell'età umbertina.

Altrettanto interessante è il diario privato, pubblicato postumo con il titolo Note azzurre (in edizione incompleta nel 1912 e integrale nel 1964, a cura di Dante Isella). Tra le opere minori vanno citate la commedia dialettale Ona famiglia de cialapponi (1873), scritta in collaborazione con Luigi Perelli, la raccolta di saggi sull'arte Fricassea critica d'arte, storia e letteratura (1906) e il saggio letterario incompiuto Rovaniana (postumo, 1944), dedicato all'amico e ispiratore Giuseppe Rovani.

Sia la produzione letteraria sia quella saggistica sono segnate dal gusto dell'autore per il pastiche linguistico e dall'uso deformante delle descrizioni grottesche. I romanzi hanno spesso una struttura narrativa non convenzionale, con frequenti divagazioni, citazioni e ripetizioni, alla maniera degli autori più apprezzati da Dossi, Jean Paul e Laurence Sterne. La forma lessicale e sintattica è complessa, con bruschi salti dall'aulico al popolare, vocaboli latini, neologismi, espressioni e termini gergali, tecnici e dialettali. La forzatura del linguaggio oltre il suo uso corrente ha spinto Gianfranco Contini a definire Dossi l'iniziatore di quella "linea lombarda" di sperimentalismo che avrà poi il massimo rappresentante in Carlo Emilio Gadda. Dossi non arriva però alla violenza espressionista di Gadda: cerca piuttosto di costruire una lingua personale, lontana da quella logora dell'uso comune, dove elementi di diversa provenienza coesistono in una forma armonica con fini di volta in volta ironici o nostalgici, senza contrasti stilistici. Dossi rappresenta a pieno l'ambiguità della scapigliatura, divisa tra l'influenza romantica e le inquietudini decadenti.

Una proposta di riforma grammaticale
Carlo Dossi è noto anche per il suo contributo a una possibile riforma grammaticale che coinvolgeva sia il complesso dei segni interpuntivi, definiti nella nota del 1883, posta alla fine del romanzo, La colonia felice, tempi grammaticali di aspetto; sia l'uso esteso dell'accentazione, che nei suoi scritti prescrive a un ipotetico lettore l'esatta pronuncia delle parole sdrucciole e bisdrucciole, ecc. In particolare, a lui si deve la celebre proposta del due-virgole per marcare le proposizioni incidentali.

Al periodo de La desinenza in "A" appartiene la proposta della marcatura alla spagnola delle proposizioni interrogative/esclamative, per evitare a chi legge a voce alta, specialmente nei periodi lunghi, di andare fuori d'intonazione:

Onorificenze

Araldica

Albero genealogico

Opere
 L'altrieri. Nero su bianco, 1868
 Vita di Alberto Pisani, 1870
 Elvira, elegia, 1872
 Il regno dei cieli, 1873
 Ona famiglia de cialapponi, 1873 (con Luigi Perelli)
 Ritratti umani, dal calamajo di un mèdico, 1873
 La colonia felice, 1874
 La desinenza in A, 1878
 Gocce d'inchiostro, 1880
 Giorni di festa, 1882 - pubblicato postumo nel 1910
 I mattoidi - al primo concorso pel monumento in Roma a Vittorio Emanuele II, 1884
 Ritratti umani. Campionario, 1885
 Amori, 1887
 Fricassea critica d'arte, letteratura e storia, 1906
 Rovaniana, 1944 - postumo e incompiuto
 Note azzurre, parzialmente nel 1912 e in versione integrale nel 1964 - postumo

In particolare nel testo delle Note azzurre lo stesso Dossi fa accenno a suoi spunti o progetti per ulteriori pubblicazioni mai realizzate. In alcuni casi l'autore fornisce il titolo del testo, un canovaccio o addirittura alcune parti già scritte, ma non porterà mai a fine nessuno di questi prototipi. Questi alcuni dei testi che il Dossi aveva in progetto di realizzare (Note azzurre, n. 3496, con commenti dello stesso Dossi):
Il libro delle bizzarrie, dove si drammatizzeranno temi di filosofia e di economia sociale
Il premio dell'Onestà, cioè come la virtù, al pari della letteratura, sia premio a sé stessa.
Prime pagine di una Storia dell'Umorismo in Italia
Note umoristiche della letteratura alta e bassa
Ritratti umani divisi in 12 libri e un'appendice, di cui una piccola parte è già imprigionata sulla carta
Ritratti di famiglia divisi in due parti, nel quale parlerò de' miei vecchi, e sceneggerò insieme la vita intima degli italiani pel corso di parecchi secoli
Garibaldi, dramma-poema
Colombo, idem, tanto per mettere in regola i miei titoli anche colla celebrità aulica
La Rovaniana e La mente di Giuseppe Rovani, nella prima dei quali sarà trattato dell'uomo, e nella seconda lo scrittore: il che è un dovere ch'io sento verso di lui e verso l'Italia
Dell'onestà politica e dell'onestà artistica, opuscoli due, necessari per esser ricevuto a paro paro dagli scienziati, i quali vogliono almeno l'apparenza della noja
I grandi sconosciuti
Il libro delle prefazioni, ciascuna delle quali abbia il valore di un libro
L'Osteria, raccolta di vari racconti
Altri racconti come Le tre bellezze, i Casi di coscienza, gli Amori imperfetti, il Vangelo delle Balie, Le nuove preghiere, le Ore di melanconia
In cerca di un amante
L'ora suprema
Manualetto d'amore, dove vorrei trasfondere tutto l'amore ch'io sento, non corrisposto, per i simili miei
Favole e raccontini alla Schmidt, in cui sarà sminuzzato in tanti esempi la cattiva opinione che tengo dell'animo umano
Note alle lettere che in certo modo, completando le lettere stesse, narreranno la vita del Dossi
Cascami dell'immaginazione del Dossi, tutti cioè gli avanzi e ritagli dei precedenti lavori
Guida classica di Roma contenente oltre le piante antiche della città, la semplice indicazione dei luoghi accompagnata da tutti que' passi classici contemporanei al monumento che vi si riferiscono
La Ghiaja di Roma
I buchi di Roma

Note

Bibliografia
 Dante Isella, La lingua e lo stile di Dossi, Milano-Napoli, 1958

 Antonio Carannante, Scrittori a Roma: Carlo Dossi (1849-1910), in Strenna dei Romanisti, 21 aprile 2011, pp. 125–135.
 Paolo Mazzarello, Ombre nella mente. Lombroso e lo scapigliato (con Grignani, M.A.), Bollati Boringhieri, Torino, 2020, ISBN 9788833934112

Voci correlate
 Scapigliatura
 Corbetta
 Flos duellatorum in armis, sine armis, equester et pedester
 Museo archeologico Villa Pisani Dossi
 Storia della fantascienza italiana
 Zenevredo

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Aforisti italiani
Scapigliatura
Scrittori di fantascienza italiani
Studenti del Liceo classico Giuseppe Parini
Studenti dell'Università degli Studi di Pavia

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SITE 4 PORT OF SWANSEA, SA1 1QR
Size Description: 1.6 acres
Price: £32,000 per annum (Exclusive)
SITES-LAND
Close proximity to Swansea city centre and M4 Motorway (J42)
24 hour access and security
Surfaced site
Quayside access and port handling services available
Surfaced (concrete) open yard area
24 hour access and Port Security available for short or long term requirements - open storage.
The Port of Swansea is conveniently located 3 miles, via the A483 dual carriageway, to the west of Junction 42 of the M4 motorway, offering excellent road connectivity. The Port is positioned at the gateway to Swansea city centre (2 miles to the north west) and sits adjacent to the large mixed use SA1 waterside development. The main entrance to the Port is accessed off Baldwins Crescent, which links directly to the A483.
Surfaced (concrete) open yard area with 24 hour access and Port Security- regular shaped site of circa 1.6 acres. Suitable for open storage
The site is available by way of a new Lease for a term to be agreed - flexible terms available.
£32,000 per annum (Exclusive) VAT payable in addition.
The site is located within the operational port. Provision for Business Rates to be allowed - site not assessed separately at present.
A provision will be included for any lease for each tenant to pay a service charge, contributing to the costs of maintaining the common areas of the estate and providing on site security.
Please contact Henry Best at Jenkins Best or joints agents Cushman & Wakefield for additional information or to arrange a viewing.


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Die Burg Aglasterhausen, auch Weiler, Burg Weiler, Weilerburg genannt, ist eine abgegangene Höhenburg auf dem Schlossbuckel bei etwa 210 m über NN, 15 Meter oberhalb des Schwarzbachs in der Nähe der Weilermühle bei der Gemeinde Aglasterhausen im Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis in Baden-Württemberg.

Geschichte
Die Burg wurde Ende des 12. Jahrhunderts vermutlich von den Herren von Aglasterhausen erbaut, die 1224, 1226 und 1227 in Urkunden des Bistums Speyer erscheinen. Erst im Jahre 1421 wird die Burg selbst erstmals urkundlich erwähnt. Damals war die in der Urkunde als "burgel und weiler" bezeichnete Anlage im Besitz des Asbacher Astes der Herren von Helmstatt und wurde von diesem an die Herren von Hirschhorn verkauft. Diese trugen die Burg im folgenden Jahr den Pfalzgrafen bei Rhein zu Lehen auf. Vermutlich wurde die Burg 1525 im Bauernkrieg durch Brand zerstört.

Beschreibung
Bei der Burganlage handelte es sich um eine einfache Turmburg mit einem Bergfried (Wohnturm) auf einer Grundfläche von etwa 11,5 mal 12 Meter und zwei Meter starker Mauer. Der Zwinger war etwa 20 mal 22 Meter groß und die Außenmauer etwa 1,1 Meter stark. Weiter verfügte die Burg über einen Halsgraben, der die Burg gegen den Berg schützte. Reste der Grundmauern wurden 1959 ausgegraben, anschließend aber zerstört.

Literatur
 Rüdiger Lenz: Die Burg Aglasterhausen – ein verschwundener älterer Typus des Burgenbaus. In: Unser Land 2010, S. 29–34.
 Peter W. Sattler, Marion Sattler: Burgen und Schlösser im Odenwald – Ein Führer zu historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Druckhaus Diesbach, Weinheim 2004, ISBN 3-936468-24-9, S. 176.
 Hans Huth: Die ehemalige Burg Weiler bei Aglasterhausen. In: Nachrichtenblatt der Denkmalpflege in Baden-Württemberg 3, 1960, S. 35 f.

Weblinks
 Burg Aglasterhausen bei burgen-web.de
 Fikitves Modell der Burg Aglasterhausen
Die Turmburg bei Aglasterhausen und die Herrschaftsgeschichte des Dorfes von Rüdiger Lenz auf den Seiten der Badischen Landesbibliothek
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Two honored in Sister Cities contest
Published 9:08 pm Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Grace Haddad, second from right, poses with her Best in Show-winning art, on the wall behind her, along with her parents, Mary and Lou Haddad, and Mayor Linda T. Johnson, who presented the awards in the Suffolk Sister Cities Young Artists and Authors Showcase at the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts in March. Haddad and another Suffolk entrant, Kiraney Zhang, have been named nationwide finalists in the competition.
Two Nansemond-Suffolk Academy students have been named nationwide finalists in the Sister Cities International 2013 Young Artists and Authors Showcase.
A digital artwork from Grace Haddad and an essay from Kiraney Zhang, an exchange student from China at the academy, will be on display at the Sister Cities International annual conference in San Antonio, Texas, in July.
The works then will embark on a year-long tour hosted by local Sister Cities programs on a monthly basis.
"We're just thrilled to have winning entries," said Kay Goldberg of the Sister Cities program. "Both of those entries were very fine, and we're just very pleased they are winners."
The showcase competition encouraged entrants to reflect on "The Power of Exchange" as a theme for their work.
"It's wonderful," said Haddad, a rising junior at the academy, upon finding out about her selection on Wednesday. "It feels really good. I never expected it, but I'm really glad it's out there and people are seeing it."
Haddad said during an earlier interview in April that she came up with the idea for her work by observing how much people depend on communication devices for interaction.
She took a photo of her own eye and enhanced it with the image of a computer screen reflected in her eye.
"It was just to show how much we're looking at the screen and how we communicate through that," she said, adding that viewers of her work might "realize how much they are looking at the screen and how it's become important for communication."
Zhang's essay was titled "Let Fireflies Lighten Our World."
"My own life experiences look like a firefly, small and weak, but I think when more and more people love to exchange with each other, a lot of fireflies together will produce unimagined super power," Zhang wrote in an email. "Although there are still gaps between countries, keeping to exchange ideas will develop more connections and understandings."
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Are you a fan of maritime history, maritime art, historical boats, or miniatures and models? If you said yes to any of those questions, Savannah's Ships of the Sea Museum is right up your alley!
The Ships of the Sea Museum's extensive collection includes antiques, paintings, and custom crafted models of important ships from history. The museum's principal focus is Atlantic trade and travel between England and America during the 18th and 19th centuries.
While the museum's galleries include a fascinating collection of maritime paintings and artifacts, the real draw is the models. The Ships of the Sea Museum commissioned most of the models in its collection. All the models are exceptionally detailed, hand-crafted, and one-of-a-kind.
Model ships in the collection include:
The Steamship Savannah: the first steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
The Anne: brought the first 114 colonists to the new colony of Georgia in 1733.
The Wanderer: an elegant pleasure yacht that was turned into an illegal slave ship after slavery was outlawed.
The City of Savannah: the flagship of the Ocean Steamship Company of Savannah.
The Titanic: the largest and most luxurious ship of its era and one of the most famous shipwrecks in history.
Galleries and exhibits focus on a variety of maritime subjects with the most recent addition exploring Savannah's Civil War naval battles. The museum includes a gift shop offering a large selection of maritime-related books and gifts.
The museum is in the William Scarbrough House in downtown Savannah. William Scarbrough was one of the principal owners of the SS Savannah, which makes housing The Ships of the Sea Museum here quite appropriate.
The William Scarbrough House was one of the first southern homes built in the Greek Revival Style. The lush grounds around the house the largest privately owned gardens in the historic district. The gardens include a reflecting pool, various outbuildings, and are an excellent example of a typical 19th-century parlor garden. Stunning.
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Streetsboro enacts moratorium on car washes, hotels. Here's why
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Streetsboro will put a pause on building new car washes, hotels and motels for the next year to give the city some time to complete a market analysis.
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Council voted 5-2 this week in favor of the moratorium, which turned out to be enough to approve the ordinance on its third reading. Initially, Council Clerk Caroline Kremer and Law Director Franklin Beni said because the proposal council voted on was different than the Planning Commission's recommendation, it needed a two-thirds majority to be approved. Kremer initially thought the two no votes from Councilmen Steve Michniak and Justin Ring meant the vote fell short of that.
After the meeting, however, Kremer announced that her "math was wrong" and the 5-2 vote meant that the ordinance was approved after all.
The moratorium on car washes, hotels and motels was proposed to give Streetsboro time to complete a residential and commercial market analysis of the city and to enact any zoning changes recommended by the study.
The moratorium will apply to all new proposals during that time frame, not to existing businesses or ones for which plans were already approved.
The version pushed through by the city's planning commission also included large warehouses in the moratorium, but council removed that from its draft at the urging of city administration. Mayor Glenn Broska said the city reviewed the city's current industrial buildings and realized that the moratorium would have kept out some of the city's largest employers, such as L'Oreal and Step2.
Michniak said he didn't think the moratorium was necessary and he is "always leery of inviting uninvited error."
"It seemed kind of kneejerk to cherry-pick those particular businesses," he said. "I don't want to get sued over it."
Ring said he didn't think it was the city's job to say what kind of businesses could build in the city.
"I think the free market should regulate that, not government," he said.
Broska previously said he wants to avoid a situation where businesses set up, only to close because the market is saturated.
Reporter Diane Smith can be reached at 330-298-1139 or dsmith@recordpub.com.


Ms. Eccles Andoh has, effective 1st February, 2018, assumed office as the substantive Administrative Secretary/Assistant Registrar of the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research, ISSER, University of Ghana.
Ms Andoh who is an Assistant Registrar comes into the seat with many years of experience working for the University of Ghana.
After several years of service in the Registrar's Office, she moved, in the last five years, to the Public Affairs Directorate, first as the Protocol Officer and then head of the Documentation and Information Unit.
She replaces Mrs. Arhizah Blay-Abiti, who served as acting Administrative Secretary/Assistant Registrar when Mrs Lucy B. Ofori-Ayeh left.


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Head of Steam - Darlington Railway Museum is located on the 1825 route of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the world's first steam-worked public railway. Devoted to the area formerly served by the North Eastern Railway, with particular reference to Stockton and Darlington Railway, and the railway industry of Darlington.
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Retired offshore racing world champion Stuart Hayim, New York Jets wide receiver Bart Scott and National Football League free agent Plaxico Burress were among the 200 guests last night at the Ferrari Maserati of Long Island (New York) showroom for the "Finish Line" fundraiser hosted by Hayim, who owns the exotic automobile dealership. The event not only celebrated the Around Long Island record Hayim set driving a 42-foot Marine Technology, Inc., catamaran with John Tomlinson on the throttles, it raised an additional $35,000 for Hayim's closely held charity, the Don Monti Memorial Cancer Research Foundation.
Hayim and his guests raised $35,000 for cancer research at his exotic car dealership in Long Island, New York.
During the run itself, Hayim brought in $30,000 for the charity. Between the record-setting run and last night's celebration, Hayim raised $65,000 for the foundation—a cause to which Hayim, a cancer survivor donated all his winnings to during his 10-plus-year offshore racing career.
"The Monti family and all the people there poo-poo what they do, but I wouldn't be here without them," Hayim said in an earlier article that appeared on speedonthewater.com.
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Língua venética foi uma língua indo-europeia que era falada na atual região italiana do Vêneto, por volta do século VI a.C. O idioma já está extinto, não sendo mais falado. Não confundir com a língua vêneta, um idioma atualmente presente na região e que parece não ter parentesco com esse antigo idioma. Além da atual região italiana do Vêneto, a língua era falada em partes da atual Eslovênia, entre o delta do rio Pó e o sopé sul dos Alpes.

A língua é atestada por mais de 300 inscrições breves que datam desde o século VI até I a.C. Seus falantes eram referidos pelos romanos como sendo os antigos habitantes da atual região do Vêneto e pelos gregos chamados de Enetoi. A língua se extinguiu por volta do século I a.C. com a assimilação dos habitantes locais pela esfera romana. Inscrições dedicando ofertas para a deusa Reitia são uma das principais fontes de conhecimento da língua venética.

Classificação

O venético é uma língua dita centum (ramo europeu da línguas indo-europeias. As inscrições apresentam uma variante das antigas escritas itálicas, similares ao da língua etrusca.

A relação exata do venético com outros idiomas indo-europeus ainda está sendo investigada, mas a maioria dos estudiosos concorda que o venético e também a língua libúrnia estão mais próximas de línguas itálicas como o latim, o osco e o umbro. O venético pode ter relações próximas com as línguas ilírias faladas nos Balcãs ocidentais, embora essa teoria seja hoje bastante combatida. Lejeune tem estudado a real posição do venético entre as línguas indo-europeias.
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Alguns aspectos similares com as línguas germânicas podem ser percebidos, em especial nas formas pronominais forms:

Venético: ego = Eu, acusativo mego = me, mim
Gótico: 𐌹𐌺 (ik), acusativo 𐌼𐌹𐌺 (mik)
(Latim: ego, acusativo me)

Venético: sselboi sselboi = a si próprio
Alto-alemão antigo: selb selbo
(Latim: sibi ipsi)

Características
O venético apresentava cerca de cinco ou seis casos para substantivos e quatro conjugações (como em latim).

São conhecidos cerca de 60 palavras, mas alguns são originários do latim (liber.tos. < libertus) ou do etrusco. Muitos mostram claras origens indo-europeias, tais como vhraterei < do PIE (Proto-indo-europeu) *bhraterei = para o irmão.

Fonologia
Em venético, as oclusivas *bh, *dh and *gh se tornaram /f/, /f/ /h/, respectivamente, quando na posição inicial da palavra (como em latim e em osco-úmbro), mas em /b/, /d/ and /g/, respectivamente, em posição inicial inter-vogal (como latim). No venético, pelo menos os desenvolvimentos de *bh e *dh são claramente atestadas. Em faliscano e em osco-umbro, há internamente os /f/, /f/, /h.

Há claras indicações também dos desenvolvimentos do PIE *kʷ > kv, *gʷ- > w- e PIE *gʷʰ- > f- no venético, tendo as dua últimas situações paralelas com o latim; do mesmo modo a assimilação regressiva da sequência PIE *p...kʷ... > *kʷ...kʷ..., uma característica também encontrada no itálico e no céltico.

Bibliografia

 Mallory, Adams, Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, 1997.

Ligações externas
Víteliú: The Languages of Ancient Italy.
Venetic inscriptions- Adolfo Zavaroni.
Indo-European database: The Venetic language - Cyril Babaev.
Italic languages - Additional reading-  Encyclopædia Britannica

Línguas latino-faliscas
Línguas itálicas extintas
Línguas antigas
Línguas indo-europeias
Línguas da Itália
Línguas mortas da Europa


Your decaf tea – Is is decaffeinated or naturally caffeine-free?
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When it comes to tea, there is no such thing as being naturally caffeine-free. The only way to produce a caffeine free tea is to remove it using common decaffeination processes such as the Direct method or Carbon Dioxide method, both described in the following: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decaffeination. The carbon dioxide method is basically chemical free, while the Direct method uses a synthetic version of methylene chloride or ethyl acetate to remove the caffeine.
The concept of naturally caffeine-free only applies to plants not related to the tea plant (camilla sinensis). Examples of naturally caffeine-free plants are Rooibos, Hibiscus or Chamomile, which are used to create tea-like beverages, also known as herbal infusions.
Keep all this in mind next time you think about purchasing or drinking a "decaf" tea. Generally speaking, you really don't know which method a manufacturer uses to remove the caffeine. If caffeine-free is important to you, and you are really into all natural products, your best bet is to avoid decaffeinated tea and stick with naturally caffeine-free herbals, such as Rooibos.
Next time you reach for sugar, splenda or similar sweetener, think about adding fruit instead. You can add fruit with regular black tea or even with flavored tea. Adding pieces of fresh fruit really enhances the flavor of the tea without consuming the tea itself, which is what often occurs with sugar and other sweeteners. We all know that lemons are commonplace in black iced tea. Why not get creative and try strawberries, raspberries or even orange slices in your next glass of Mango flavored iced tea. A slice of a Grannysmith apple is a great complement to a chilled green tea as well. Fruit is much healthier than sugar and just tastes more natural anyway.
We are rolling out a new tea flavor, Passion Fruit, within the next week or two. Passion Fruit will be a blend of whole leaf black tea with natural passion fruit flavor. With warmer temperatures approaching, this naturally flavored tea will be an ideal iced beverage for the spring and summer months.


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Though it appears that Mirabel doesn't get a gift in Encanto, the film's opening song may subtly reveal the character's true power. Mirabel Madrigal (Stephanie Beatriz) doesn't seem to catch a break in Disney's Encanto. Mirabel's family members all get magical gifts from a miracle Abuela Alma (María Cecilia Botero) received on the night her husband died. However, Mirabel doesn't receive a gift during her childhood ceremony, and the lack of powers strains her relationship with Alma. Of course, Mirabel's lack of gifts ultimately motivates her to help her family when their magical house begins to crack. All the movie's most crucial plot points are punctuated by songs from the Encanto soundtrack, which comes from Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda. The entire soundtrack has also spent multiple weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart.
Aside from how the Encanto soundtrack clearly resonated with audience, one song reveals more about Mirabel's gift. Mirabel's lack of gifts defines her life, but a theory about Encanto's opening song may change things. Mirabel kicks off Encanto by introducing her magical family in the opening song, "The Family Madrigal." However, one lyric in the song is especially telling. Mirabel sings about her sisters during the song, saying, "The beauty and the brawn do no wrong." A fan theory (via Reddit) points out that the only thing missing from that statement is the "brains" – Mirabel's gift. Indeed, the reason why Mirabel doesn't get powers in Encanto is that she already had the brains to take over as the family leader after Abuela Alma. Therefore, the miracle didn't need to give her an additional gift.
The Encanto fan theory seems to fill in significant gaps in the film. Since Mirabel has two sisters representing beauty and brawn, it makes sense that her gift is brains/smarts. After all, having a female trio with beauty, brawn, and brains is a common trope in storytelling. However, Encanto puts a twist on it by not calling Mirabel the brains. Throughout Encanto, Mirabel has the nerve to figure out why the magical house is cracking, and she doesn't need supernatural gifts to accomplish her goal. Mirabel's gift is her intelligent determination, and she had that all along.
While the ending reveals Mirabel as the future leader of the Madrigals, it's unclear why she never received powers. Though Mirabel's gift being her intelligence makes sense, another theory postulates that Mirabel sabotaged her own ceremony in Encanto. Regardless, Mirabel will lead her family and her village into the future, and it's reassuring that the Madrigals have the beauty, brains, and brawn to make that future whatever they choose.
Encanto's runaway success has resulted in various other Mirabel fan theories that not only make sense, but also give the character much more depth, and some theories are darker than others. For instance, one theory suggests that upon touching the doorknob, Mirabel unwittingly and instantly activated her gift: the power to bend and manipulate reality. Similar to Mirabel's Aunt Pepa, whose control over the weather is dictated by her emotions, Mirabel's fears about not getting a gift could have prompted everything and everyone around Mirabel to change with her perspective. In this dark Encanto Mirabel fan theory, the entire Madrigal family and the whole town are trapped in Mirabel's fantastical nightmare-turned-reality, which also accounts for the musical aspect of the movie.
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Indeed, Casita cracking apart could've been a result of Mirabel seeing her cousin Camilo getting a gift after she presumably didn't get one, which could've triggered Mirabel's gift to go crazy. Curiously, this particular theory makes Encanto a child-friendly version of the MCU's WandaVision, in which Scarlet Witch subconsciously controls the minds and assigns a made-up reality to the entire town of Westview. Meanwhile, another Encanto theory suggests that when Mirabel reaches for the door during the ceremony, the door didn't disappear, but rather, it became the new front door to the Madrigal's magical home. This theory is supported by several facts. During the ending of Encanto, Abuela Alma reveals that she asked Pedro for help and that Pedro responded by sending Mirabel.
Moreover, Encanto ends with Mirabel's image being carved onto the front door of Casita, which suggests that the very entrance to Casita was Mirabel's all along. Indeed, despite having no apparent gifts, Mirabel is the one that Casita responds to the most. Whether these theories reveal the truth about Mirabel or not, what's clear is that Encanto has managed to capture the imagination of its viewers, which bodes well for Disney's possible plans to make Encanto 2.
The whole point of Encanto is that Mirabel doesn't need a gift – she is the gift – Mirabel's name even means "wonderful." All the family is better for Mirabel's presence – without her, the Madrigals wouldn't have been able to work through their issues, and the family might have lost Casita in the Encanto ending. Mirabel receiving a gift would have undermined the movie in a lot of ways. A key lesson learned by Abuela Alma, for example, is that Mirabel is an important member of the family even without a power and that the Madrigals are more than their gifts. If Mirabel gets a gift at the end anyway, then the lesson would be entirely lost on Abuela, who needed to learn to accept how the next generation does miracles differently.
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Indeed, Encanto may be a fantastical take on family dynamics, but at its core, it's about putting intergenerational trauma into context, grounded in the history of many real families. While Abuela Alma needed to stop emotionally abusing Bruno and Mirabel for not living up to her high expectations, Bruno and Mirabel needed to learn about how Abuela's expectations are rooted in protecting not just their family but their whole community from civil unrest. Just like Encanto's civil war, which was inspired by true events, Mirabel's lack of magical powers is essential to the movie's core narrative. In fact, it's clear why the miracle chose Abuela Alma in the first place – her tenacity, determination, and intelligence made her the ideal leader and protector for her entire community. Whatever the fan theories say, Mirabel's gift is how she proved that the Madrigals don't need magic to accomplish great things – just like her Abuela.
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Matching Result: While the ending reveals Mirabel as the future leader of the Madrigals, it's unclear why she never received powers. Though Mirabel's gift …
Intro: One Encanto Song Secretly Reveals Mirabel's Gift – Theory Explained Though it appears that Mirabel doesn't get a gift in Encanto, the film's opening song may subtly reveal the character's true power. Mirabel Madrigal (Stephanie Beatriz) doesn't seem to catch a break in Disney's Encanto. Mirabel's family members all get magical gifts from a miracle Abuela Alma (María Cecilia Botero) received on the night her husband died. However, Mirabel doesn't receive a gift during her childhood ceremony, and the lack of powers strains her relationship with Alma. Of course, Mirabel's lack of gifts ultimately motivates her to help her family…
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Intro: Why Did Mirabel Not Get a Gift? — Plus, the 'Encanto' Ending, Explained [SPOILERS]Spoiler alert: This article contains major spoilers for Disney's Encanto.Disney's Encanto has delighted audiences with its heartwarming story about the importance of family and tradition. With a stellar voice cast that includes Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Stephanie Beatriz and Maluma, the movie is sure to find a special place in the pantheon of Disney's animated features.Article continues below advertisementEncanto centers around the extraordinary Madrigal family who have magical powers and live in an enchanted house. Each member of the family has their own magical gift, except for young Mirabel….
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Sumary: Encanto is Disney's 60th animated feature film that has been stealing hearts left and right ever since its premiere at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles on November 3, 2021.
Matching Result: During her youngest cousin Antonio's gift unveiling ceremony, Mirabel notices cracks in the charmed house's structures, and she raises alarm.
Intro: 'Encanto' ending explained: What was Mirabel's unique gift? Encanto is Disney's 60th animated feature film that has been stealing hearts left and right ever since its premiere at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles on November 3, 2021. The film has received immense admiration for its animation style, diversity, and earworm songs. Directed by Jared Bush and Byron Howard, Encanto features a boisterous voice cast led by Stephanie Beatriz. Other imminent members include Maluma, Olga Merediz, Adassa, Mauro Castillo, Carolina Gaitán, and Rhenzy Feliz. It was released theatrically in the United States on November 24, 2021 and on Disney+…
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Author: looper.com
Sumary: Here's what happens during the ending of "Encanto."
Matching Result: Yet we learn early in the film that Abuela Alma has become unable to see her family beyond their gifts, and Mirabel is a reminder that those …
Intro: The Ending Of Encanto Explained Disney/YouTube The sprawling Madrigal family is the focus of Disney's animated feature "Encanto." Ever since matriarch Abuela Alma (María Cecilia Botero) fled her home with her baby triplets and settled in the mountains of Colombia, each family member has been given a unique gift that imbues them with fantastical powers. However, the miracle is beginning to falter and Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz), the lone Madrigal who was denied a gift, may be their only hope for maintaining it. Mirabel desperately wants to help her family and prove she's special too, even if it's not due to…
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Author: wegotthiscovered.com
Sumary: Did Mirabel ever get a gift in the new Disney animated film Encanto, or was she left without one by the time the credits rolled?
Matching Result: Mirabel doesn't have a gift of her own throughout the film, but a remarkable discovery at the end showcases that she may have just had the most …
Intro: Did Mirabel ever get a gift in Encanto? When Alma Madrigal loses her husband and her home as she flees an armed conflict, she holds on to her children for dear life and chases safety. She knows she must provide them with more than just a home — they need security, comfort, and as much normalcy as she can muster. A magic candle helps to provide some of that for the Madrigal family, and it also provides them with a home, but not just any home — a magical one. Over the next 50 years, a beautiful life has blossomed…
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Author: decider.com
Sumary: And Mirabel's true gift is… what now?
Matching Result: But as they reconcile, the house comes back to life. Mirabel might not have any tangible powers, but her special gift is love and her control …
Intro: 'Encanto' Ending, Explained: Does Mirabel Get a Gift In the Disney Musical? If you haven't used your time to watch Encanto this holiday season, worry not: the film is now available on Disney's streaming service, meaning you can watch it whenever you want. No need to rush to the theater to catch the new animated musical! And if you have watched the darling kids flick, chances are, you were left scratching your head at the ending. With a meaning as deep as Soul, we know you'll need some time to unpack the magical Madrigals family. At the heart of the new…
Source: https://decider.com/2022/01/04/encanto-ending-explained/
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This makes her feel like she doesn't fit in with the rest of her family and like she can't contribute in the same way others can. But while it may seem that Mirabel is the only one in her family not to receive a gift, by the end of the movie it turns out that she actually had one all along.
Mirabel's family members all get magical gifts from a miracle Abuela Alma (María Cecilia Botero) received on the night her husband died. However, Mirabel doesn't receive a gift during her childhood ceremony, and the lack of powers strains her relationship with Alma
Casita didn't give a gift to Mirabel because that would have rewarded Abuela for her manipulation, as she pushed for Mirabel to exist just to add more powers to the family ? but as Casita also loved the family, it didn't leave Mirabel entirely powerless, and it gave her its own magic, allowing her to communicate with ..
Encanto's Mirabel didn't get a door and a room because she didn't get a gift, but Abuela was also powerless and had her own door ? and here's why
Once the house is fully mended, they hand Mirabel a doorknob with an ?M? on it. She puts the doorknob on the front door and turns it and the house returns to its magical glory (and the powers return to the family members). As it turns out, Mirabel's gift was saving the family (and the casita).
Many fans have concluded that her gift is to keep the family, and the Casita, together and thriving. Perhaps when the door disappeared at her ceremony, it's because some power from the house flowed inside of her, to be used to animate Casita again after it crumbled.
Mirabel possesses, much like her Abuela, the gift of keeping the family together. Mirabel's gift is the gift of showing them their best traits and helping them to love themselves for who they are. Mirabel is part of the glue that holds the family together, someone who sees the light even in the darkness.
Abuela Alma doesn't possess any particular gift, due to being the one who found the miracle that blessed the Madrigal family in the first place. Instead, she is in charge of all magic of the family.
Every other person in her family got to open their door, receive their gift, and get a gigantic magical room that's the stuff of dreams. But NothingReallyAndYou reveals that, actually, Mirabelle doesn't get a door or a room because the entire Casita is hers. Her gift was the magic in the very walls of the Casita.
The eventual destruction at the end comes because of Mirabel's argument with Alma. The basis of her argument is that Alma is the reason that the family is coming apart. Mirabel blames her excessively high expectations as the reason for Luisa's stress and her other sister, Isabela's (Diane Guerrero), pent-up emotions.
At the time of writing, Disney has not confirmed any development on Encanto 2, nor are any known spinoffs in the works. However, fans wishing for a sequel to happen shouldn't lose hope. Frozen's sequel came out six years after the original, so there's plenty of time for an Encanto sequel to pop up.
Though Encanto doesn't have a traditional villain, one theory states Dolores could be the film's secret antagonist. According to the fan theory (via Reddit), Dolores wants her family to lose their powers. After all, the gift of super hearing isn't necessarily as helpful as increased strength or instant plant life.
Born into the Madrigal family, Isabela is the eldest daughter of Julieta and Agustín, and the older sister of Luisa and Mirabel.
After the realization, the Madrigals, with the help of all townspeople, build their casita (house) from its ruins. Bruno returns to the family and Mirabel is revealed to be the key that holds the family together. At the end of Encanto, the family creates a doorknob for Mirabel to open their new house with.