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Numery czasopisma z lat 1878–1922 zostały zdigitalizowane. Prawa autorskie do znajdujących się w nich artykułów nich już wygasły i są one dostępne online w postaci skanów (pliki pdf, ocr, jp2 i all). Opracowano 5 istniejących w internecie skorowidzów umożliwiających odszukanie artykułu:
 Title – na podstawie tytułu,
 Author – na podstawie nazwiska autora,
 Date – według daty,
 Collection – według grupy zagadnień,
 Contributor – według instytucji współpracujących.

Istnieje też indeks zdigitalizowanych numerów czasopisma ze spisem ich treści.
Czasopismo dostępne jest w subskrypcji zarówno w wersji drukowanej, jak i internetowej.

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Answer: In this case, simply being assigned a school would not create McKinney-Vento school of origin rights, because the definition of school of origin is "the school that a child or youth attended when permanently housed, or the school in which the child or youth was last enrolled, including a preschool." In the situation you described, the children never attended the school. Also, since "enrolled" is defined as attending classes and participating fully in school activities, the children really were not "enrolled", either. If a student did not attend classes, the school to which they were assigned would not meet this definition.
If a homeless family became housed in the summer, they would have the right to school of origin for the following academic year (locally or state defined). McKinney-Vento does refer to "academic year" in establishing the right to school of origin if the child or youth becomes permanently housed in an academic year or over the summer. Whether a student remains in the school of origin depends on best interest factors. In the case of a family that is permanently housed in a new school district over the summer, those best interest factors may stack up in favor of enrolling in the local school for the new school year.


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This report provides an update on the outline planning application for Manydown.
The Cabinet Member for Property and Development introduced the report and advised that the Manydown project continued to progress its work to obtain outline planning permission and to enter into contract with the selected private sector partner (PSP) in order to deliver the development. He confirmed that updates to the outline planning application had been submitted to the Local Planning Authority (LPA) in January 2019 and were currently subject to a statutory consultation process. It was the current intention to secure an outline planning permission in spring 2019.
He stated that the outline planning application set out proposals for land use and quantum of development and the main access points onto the A339, B3400 and Winklebury Way/Roman Road.
The Cabinet Member for Property and Development advised members that in response to the July 2018 consultation, the Highways Authority confirmed they had no objection in regards to the design of the three main points of access to the Manydown site however, there remained some outstanding queries in relation to the Transport Assessment. Over recent months the project team had continued to work positively with the Highways Authority to clarify and resolve the outstanding matters.
The work had resulted in a further Addendum to the Transport Assessment and preparation of a Movement Strategy and updated Public Transport Strategy for Manydown (which references the draft Basingstoke Transport Strategy Consultation document) by the applicant's consultant team, which formed part of the updates to application.
The Movement Strategy for Manydown considered key movement corridors to and from the site from the perspective of new trips and the impacts on the existing travellers on the local transport network. It detailed highway, public transport, cycling and walking measures proposed as part of the delivery of the Manydown development and how it would integrate with the wider transport initiatives in and around Basingstoke.
He confirmed that in accordance with Policy CN1 of the Local Plan and the BCBC Housing and Homelessness Strategy 2016/20, Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council (BDBC) and Hampshire County Council (HCC) as joint applicants were committed to delivering 40% of the homes at Manydown as affordable housing and to provide a range of tenure options to meet local need that take account of changes over the life of the development.
He clarified the current position on the Government Funding Housing Infrastructure Fund (HIF) and said that Marginal funding of up to £10 million was submitted by BDBC in their capacity as joint landowners at Manydown. Notification was received from Government in February 2018 that Manydown had been successful in being provisionally awarded the funding subject to due diligence with Homes England.
HCC had also submitted an expression of interest bid for up to £61million to Homes England to cover the initial phase of enabling works package for Manydown which included the spine road, internal junctions, drainage and utilities. The bid was successfully selected to bring forward a full business case (FBC). A bid to Homes England had also been made under its Accelerated Construction Fund. Approval was granted on 21 June 2018 for £4.69m in grant towards early works required for the first 250 homes to be delivered at Manydown, subject to further due diligence.
The Project Director advised that the Manydown Movement Strategy was to look at the overall movement around Manydown and the impact on Basingstoke, key junctions and corridors and the mitigation of the growth of traffic.
He than introduced Hilary Satchwell from Tibbalds and Hazel Morton from Systrawho provided a presentation to the committee. The presentation consisted of the guiding principles which informed the movement strategy, the strategy for securing delivery through planning, key movement principles for public transport, private vehicles and walking and cycling. They identified the key movement corridors to and from the site and the impacts for new and existing travellers on the local transport network. A proposed package of mitigation measures and benefits for each corridor which included junction improvements, traffic calming and measures to encourage people to use other forms of transport.
The Chair invited visiting speaker Stephen Reid to address the committee with his comments. Mr Reid's main concern was that the accumulative transport assessment for the site south of the proposed development excluded the golf course and the critical treatment hospital. He stated that he would like to see the transport assessment repeated to consider those sites.
The Project Director responded and advised that the planning application for the critical care unit had now lapsed and that proposals for the golf club site had only recently come forward. In contrast The Manydown planning application had already been submitted to the local authority for determination.
Hazel Morton concurred that the Manydown planning application had been a formally submitted application for an extended period of time. All of the transport requirements for Manydown form part of the committed development case for the transport assessment that was submitted. The golf site application would need to identify how they proposed to accommodate their development with Manydown and it's associated package in place. This would require the applicants for the golf course to contact the Manydown team to discuss their proposals and any adjustments required. It was more than feasible that those discussions could and should take place but it was the responsibility of the applicant for the golf course to identify what those needs were and find a way to accommodate them. Until there was a formal application with data associated that had been verified by Hampshire Highways Manydown team would be unable to assess any potential requirements.
The Cabinet Member for Property and Development added that it was important not to delay the application as there was a local need for housing and there was a strong robust strategy in place.
The Committee discussed the report and made the following comments which included:-
Assurance was required for maximum access for all the routes during the phasing of road improvements on the B3400.
It was acknowledged that Manydown was a complicated, important and significant development in Basingstoke and Officers were commended for their work to date.
Requested that any issues experienced by the communities impacted along the direct routes to and from Manydown would be heard.
Would like the railway to be explored as another mode of transport.
Important that public transport would be sustainable during the development of Manydown.
Concerned over the safe transit for secondary school children to Cranbourne School in particular by foot or cycle route and requested that Officers review.
Concern was expressed over the provision for secondary school education and it was requested that HCC were held accountable for a resolution.
A request was made for further work to establish the provision of secondary school education with HCC and the impact on transport.
Requested that Officers evaluate the implications for transport impacts for various schools in the Borough.
Welcomed that the draft S106 Head of Terms stated, "to provide 40% affordable housing within each key phase".
Did not agree with the statement on the equalities impact in the report, that there were no anticipated adverse effects to the community phase 1. It was felt that the wording was complacent, Officers agreed to review the wording.
§ notes the progress made on the Manydown Phase 1 project.
§ reviews and provides comments on the content of this report for consideration by the Cabinet Member for Property and Development.
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Appendix 2 Manydown outline planning application public factsheets, item 20/18 PDF 9 MB
Appendix 3 Manydown outline planning application draft S106 Heads of Terms pdf, item 20/18 PDF 90 KB

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90th anniversary of the Association of Wrens celebrated
A service of commemoration and rededication for the Association of Wrens was held in this, their 90th anniversary year, at the church of St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square, London, at the weekend.
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Members of the Association of Wrens outside the church of St Martin-in-the-Fields in London [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photographer) Amanda Reynolds, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
The service was attended by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, patron of the association, and Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope, First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff.
The service was attended by over 450 members of the association and followed by a reception in the church's crypt.
Small groups of Association members were presented to Her Royal Highness at the ceremony on Saturday 13 November 2010, including the Royal Navy uniformed ushers and those modelling uniforms from through the decades.
Admiral Stanhope said:
It should come as no surprise that women from the Association of Wrens have long made a valued and important contribution to the UK's Armed Forces, and continue to do so today.
It is an honour to join the Association's patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, and so many members of the Association of Wrens for the 90th anniversary service of commemoration at St Martin-in-the-Fields.
I am enormously grateful for the wide-ranging support the Association gives both current and ex-serving Wrens and their efforts to keep the spirit of the Service alive across the generations.
The Princess Royal speaks with First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope and members of the Association of Wrens [Picture: Petty Officer Airman (Photographer) Amanda Reynolds, Crown Copyright/MOD 2010]
The Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS or 'Wrens') was created in November 1917 as a result of heavy naval losses in the previous years and a resulting shortage of manpower for active sea service.
Many sailors at the time were based on shore but even though they were needed for service onboard ships their land-based jobs somehow needed to be filled too; and so it was felt that by employing women to do these jobs, the men would then be able to go to sea. The promotional slogan of the WRNS was 'Free a man for sea service'.
Over 6,000 women undertook a variety of duties in the WRNS in World War One, including some that had been deemed too difficult for women. There were even units based overseas, the first one being in Gibraltar.
The WRNS existed for nineteen months before the Admiralty finally disbanded the service on 1 October 1919, but it had made a tremendous impression during its short lifetime. During that period, the Service lost 23 women.
With the advent of the Second World War, there was no hesitation in reforming the WRNS, and planning began as early as 1938.
By 1944, the Service numbered 74,000 women undertaking 200 different jobs. Many Wrens were involved in planning and organising naval operations, as well as performing maintenance roles. Thousands of women served overseas and large numbers served in other branches of the Navy, such as the Fleet Air Arm, Coastal Forces, Combined Operations and the Royal Marines.
During the Second World War, the Service lost 303 women.
In 1977, the Service was brought into line with the Navy itself and was subject to the Naval Discipline Act. This allowed a greater number of trades to be undertaken by women in the Service. It also meant they had parity with their counterparts in the Air Force and Army.
This was the first step towards full integration into the Navy, which finally led to the disbandment of the WRNS as a separate Service in 1993.
1990 saw the first women to serve on board ship in a trial period, and after the disbandment of the WRNS, women were fully integrated into the Navy. All jobs in the surface fleet are now open to men and women alike.
The Association of Wrens has become an organisation with a network of branches and small groups throughout the UK. It supports the WRNS Benevolent Trust, issues three magazines a year and organises regular national reunions and celebrations.
There are currently over 6,300 members of all ages, including several centenarians, and the Association is very happy to have a good number of women currently serving in the Royal Navy. They will be the ones to keep the 'spirit of the Service alive' as their predecessors did.
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Mark Trujillo is a Regional Public Health Specialist with the University of Florida/IFAS Family Nutrition Program. Mark's primary role is assisting communities with making Policy, System, and Environment changes that help SNAP eligible families make healthy choices. Mark also is an active member of the Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger and a leader in the Pinellas Food Systems Working Group.


George Moncur came closest to scoring for Posh reserves in Southend.
A strong Peterborough United line-up was beaten 2-0 at Southend in the Central League today (November 29).
Ten players with Football League experience plus young left-back Lewis Freestone started the game, but they were undone by second-half goals from Joe Bedford and Japanese youth international centre-back Dan Matsuzaka.
Dion Henry (right) was in goal for Posh Reserves at Southend.
Posh goalkeeper Dion Henry was unfortunate with both goals as both were scored on the rebound after fine saves.
Summer signing Brad Inman continued his recovery from a broken leg by completing 70 minutes, but on-loan midfielder George Moncur came closest to scoring with a first-half strike that was well saved.


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function [qrsExtracted, tmExtracted] = plotExtractSingleQRS(minute, seconds, period, sizeEcgSig, timeEcgSig, ecgsig, tmSeg, sample, arrhythmiaType)

% usage: [qrsExtracted, tmExtracted] = plotExtractSingleQRS(1, 00.0123, 38154, 650000, 1820, ecgsig, tmSeg, '200m', 'VT')
%
% This function get a period to extract a QRS wave,
% which may or not contain signal arrhytmias.
%
% References can be found at
% PhysioBank ATM, at
%    http://physionet.org/cgi-bin/ATM
%

% Last version
% plotExtractSingleQRS.m           D. Kawasaki			16 June 2017
% 		      Davi Kawasaki	       16 June 2017 version 1.0

periodInterval = sizeEcgSig/timeEcgSig;

if(period == -1)
    %tmPeriod = period * interval;
    tmTotal = minute * 60;
    tmTotal = tmTotal + seconds;
    period = (tmTotal*sizeEcgSig)/timeEcgSig;
end
qrsExtracted = ecgsig(round(period - periodInterval/2):round(period + periodInterval));
tmExtracted = tmSeg(round(period - periodInterval/2):round(period + periodInterval));

plot(tmExtracted, qrsExtracted);
xlabel('Time (sec)');
ylabel('Amplitude (mV)');
str = sprintf('Extracted QRS signal - %s %s',sample,arrhythmiaType);
title(str);

end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Is Clearwire launching WiMAX in Los Angeles?
Oct 26, 2008 6:22pm
Clearwire may be gearing up for a WiMAX deployment in Los Angeles, according to an article in Unstrung. The operator, which expects to merge with Sprint's WiMAX operations this year, has posted advertisements for new jobs related to a "next-generation deployment" in Los Angeles. Clearwire hasn't officially announced plans to launch in Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, The New York Times and BusinessWeek issued positive reports on the performance of Sprint's Xohm network in Baltimore. Bob Tedeschi at the Times tested various adapters and devices, including the Nokia N810 WiMax Edition and found solid performance wherever he tested, although he noted that the network is not loaded at this point. BusinessWeek's Stephen Wildstrom said he saw rates of 3 Mbps down and 500 Kbps to 1 Mbps up, and was able to watch Hulu.com streaming content as a passenger in a moving vehicle.
- take a look at Unstrung
- read Wi-Fi Networking News
- Clearwire says Sprint deal will close soon
- Clearwire expects 30 million subs by 2017


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Volume 33, Issue 7, June 1999 DOI: 10.1016/S0735-1097(99)00102-3
Myocardial viability on echocardiography predicts long-term survival after revascularization in patients with ischemic congestive heart failure
Roxy Senior, Sanjiv Kaul and Avijit Lahiri
vol. 33 no. 7 1848-1854
Received July 31, 1998
Revision received January 25, 1999
Accepted February 15, 1999
Published online June 1, 1999.
Roxy Senior, MD, DM, FRCPa,
Sanjiv Kaul, MD, FACC∗ and
Avijit Lahiri, MD, MRCP, FACCa,* (nphcardicac{at}compuserve.com)
↵*Reprint requests and correspondence: Dr. Avijit Lahiri, Department of Cardiology, Northwick Park Hospital, Harrow, Middlesex HA1 3UJ, United Kingdom
This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of revascularization on survival in patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) due to ischemic left ventricular (LV) systolic dysfunction based on the presence of myocardial viability (MV).
There are insufficient data regarding the survival benefit of revascularization in patients with CHF due to ischemic LV systolic dysfunction.
Follow-up was obtained in 87 consecutive patients with CHF due to ischemic LV systolic dysfunction (New York Heart Association [NYHA] class II-IV; LV ejection fraction <0.35) who underwent low-dose dobutamine echocardiography (DE). MV within each of 12 myocardial segments representing the LV was defined as having either: 1) normal function or mild dyssynergy at rest; 2) severe resting dyssynergy that improved on DE, or 3) worsening of function on DE except in the case of akinesia.
At a mean follow-up of 40 ± 17 months, 37 patients had received revascularization on the basis of clinical grounds, and there were 22 (25%) cardiac-related deaths. Multivariate Cox regression analysis revealed that when patients with at least five segments showing MV underwent revascularization, mortality was reduced by an average of 93% (confidence interval of 22% to 99%), which was associated with improvement in NYHA class as well as LV ejection fraction. Patients with less than five segments showing MV who underwent revascularization (and thus, showing mostly scar), and those with at least 5 segments demonstrating MV who were treated medically, had a much higher mortality.
Revascularization produces a clear survival benefit in patients with CHF due to ischemic LV systolic dysfunction who have a significant region of the LV demonstrating MV. These data may have wide-ranging implications in the management of patients with coronary artery disease whose main clinical presentation is CHF.
☆ This work was supported in part by grants from National Public Health Cardiac Research Fund, Dupont Pharmaceuticals, North Billerica, Massachusetts and Michael Tabor Grant, Harrow, UK. Dr. Kaul was supported by a grant (HL-48890) from the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, an Established Investigator Award from the American Heart Association, Dallas, Texas and a travel grant from Dupont Pharmaceuticals, North Billerica, Massachusetts.
Received July 31, 1998.
Revision received January 25, 1999.
Accepted February 15, 1999.
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Did you know this? That 88 Syrian soldiers were killed in that very early phase of the Syrian civil war?
5 years ago the Syrian "uprising" or "revolution" started in the city of Deraa. It is not much that we really know about the details and the dynamics that triggered the deadly cycle of cause and effects which – not long later – climaxed into a spirale of violence that now enters it´s sixth year.
While it is true that security forces in Deraa strongly overreacted to youths spraying anti-government graffiti on the walls of a school by torturing some of them and insulting their parents when they protested against the treatment of their kids, this narrative which exclusively displays the opposition perspective of the events leaves other, less pleasant facts untouched.
"According to several different opposition sources, up to 60 Syrian security forces were killed that day in a massacre that has been hidden by both the Syrian government and residents of Daraa.
So, 50% of the casualties were soldiers of the army. Do you still believe that the "opposition" was unarmed and peaceful? Considering this enormous death toll of the Syrian army, do you still believe that they "overreacted"?
No country likes to have the media of hostile western countries on its soil, especially after Iraq 2003 and Libya 2011 blatantly showed how media deliberately misreported events, concealed "unfavorable" facts and exaggerated/overemphasized other facts. The Syrian government had no interest in exposing weakness and revealing the degree of it´s loss of control in some cities. Western and Arab media and governments simply declared all reporting by Syrian and pro-Syrian sources "propaganda" and treated every claim by Syrian "activists" as undisputed truth.
So, for many months the fairy tale was perpetuated of a population enduring it´s governments unlimited and unjustified violence peacefully and patiently until one day it had enough and decided to "defend" itself. Some went so far to claim that this allegedly nonviolent phase of the "revolution" lasted almost one year. This is a brazen lie. In a single incident in early June 2011 – note that this is less than three months after Deraa – some 120 soldiers and police were killed in the city of Jisr al Shughur.
One thing is crystal clear: Syrias "uprising" was armed and violent from its very first days. No doubt, many innocent people were killed by the security forces, but to claim that the violence was one-sided, that the protesters were unarmed and entirely peaceful, that police and army had no reason to resort to violence means ignoring the bitter truth of the not so romantic beginnings of what became a full scale armed insurrection.
The Syrian state and army are sectarian…The state hates Sunnis…The rebels are fought because they are Sunnis…The CIVILIANS are deliberately killed, simply because they are Sunnis…THE GOVERNMENT AND ARMY (+ LOYALIST MILITIAS) ARE "ALMOST ENTIRELY" ALAWITES WHO HATE SUNNIS, etc.
Recently some western and Gulf Arab circles have been bringing up the idea to "reconsider" the Nusra Fronts (Jabhat al Nusra) status as terrorist organization. They attempt to sugarcoat Nusra as "moderate Islamists" who are supposedly the arch enemy of ISIS and therefore sort of "not that bad".
The argument is totally flawed as the Syrian army is also fighting ISIS in places such as Qalamoun, eastern Homs (Palmyra), Deir al Zour and Hasakah to name some of the battlefronts, not to mention that ISIS is fighting pro Assad factions in the Yarmouk camp of Damascus, where – interestingly – it was al Nusra who let ISIS enter the camp.
This is exactly the point: Nusra harbors key non-Syrian radically sectarian elements, going from the Chechen commander Muslim Shishani to the Saudi Salafi "field ideologue" Abdullah al Muhaysini.
There have been dozens of cases of similar mass executions of "non-aligned" civilians, including many Sunnis, by simply declaring them "loyal to the Syrian government", as if this in itself is a grave crime.
The international media has for years been very receptive and tolerant for Syrian rebel crimes as soon as the victims were defamed as "Shabiha" or otherwise dehumanized. "Shabiha", "Assad supporter", "regime loyalist", these and other negatively colored terms have been the standard vocabulary of Syrian rebels and their media mouthpieces when it came to justify terrorism and crimes against humanity.
"The Nusra Front, concluded HRW, was "responsible for systematic and widespread violations including targeting civilians, kidnappings, and executions".
Like ISIL, the group has "committed systematic rights abuses, including the intentional targeting and abduction of civilians" with "repeated claims of responsibility for lethal car bombing attacks that have targeted civilians in Syria".
The Nusra Front, HRW added, has – again, like ISIL – "imposed strict and discriminatory rules on women and girls and they have both actively recruited child soldiers".
So, a moderate or pragmatic group then? Not by any stretch of the imagination….
It was not Assad as "terror magnet" that brought tens of thousands of international Jihadists to Syria, but Saudi and Qatari money, American, british and French weapons supplies and Turkish/Jordanian facilitations as border countries along with Israels not so covert sabotaging of Syrias military that allowed Jihadists to arm themselves, enter Syria and strengthen due to the weakening of the Syrian army.
The US supports Israel, justifies and legitimizes its actions, delivers the weapons and resupplies the ammunition. Israel has used phosphorus and cluster ammunition against Palestinians. The Palestinian victims of Israels are not labeled "activists", nor "freedom fighters". They are not even called resistance fighters or rebels, they are TERRORISTS.
The rise of sectarian radical islamists in Syria, both syrian and international Jihadists is neither a coincidence nor an "accidental". It is according to a systematic long term plan to destroy pro-Russian and/or pro-Iranian governments opposed to Israel. The Syrian government brings all the ingredients to draw the wrath of the Americans, the Israelis and the Sunni Gulf states. The Americans and the Israelis – along with their European ever "yes saying" allies – pretend to be moved by human rights violations, while everyone familiar with the fate of Palestinians since 1948 and that of the Iraqi since 1991 knows that both, the US and Israel, do not care at all for Muslim Arab lives.
2,5 months after the US began to bomb IS in Iraq and almost one month after the US and allies started an aerial bombing campaign against IS in and near Kobane in Syria it is not clear at all whether any real success has been achieved.
In Iraq IS has again managed to put a siege around the Sinjar area and encircle the Yezidi inhabitants. In Kobane IS has lost a couple of hundred fighters but still in inside parts of the city and was even able to take back a "strategic hill", which the Kurdish defenders just had recaptured 2 weeks ago as an alleged sign of the tide turning (against IS).
1. How is it possible that the most modern airforce of the world is not able (or willling?) to dislodge the 1000 (or so) fighters of a militia that has a dozen of old Russian tanks and no air defense?
2. The weapon of choice against small mobile enemy units would be attack helicopters of the types Cobra, Apache and Black Hawk. Why are they not deployed in Kobane?
3. IS has brought reinforcements from Raqqa and the Aleppo countryside in long convoys of pick ups. Why were these not intercepted and attacked?
4. "Moderate" FSA rebels, e.g. from the "Hazm movement" have been extensively using american ATGMs (TOW missiles) against armoured vehicles but also against sniper positions and barracks of the Syrian Army. The FSA claims to side with the Kurds and against IS. Why has not a single ATGM been applied against IS vehicles at Kobane?
Readers all remember, when similar pictures are shown from Syria, western and (Gulf) arab press put the blame squarely on the Syrian army and used phrases such as "Assad is killing his people". The "lesson" is that while it´s OK for american fighter jets to demolish civilian areas of a SYRIAN city because of IS presence there, the Syrian army has no right to bomb civilian areas that have been taken by islamist militias and turned to launchpads for mortar attacks.
Why is "Isis an Hour Away from Baghdad" despite american airstrikes?
The statements and findings of Cockburn are both baffling and frightening.
How can it be that the best equipped airforce of the world does not make much difference against a lightly armed militia without airforce and almost without airdefense?
In total ISIS is facing forces numbering 500.000 men but still manages to not only hold ground but also even to make gains.
Now given this, what sense does it make to create yet another ostensibly "moderate" Syrian Rebel army (lets call it "FSA 2.0") with 15.000 men to fight ISIS when much bigger and better trained and more motivated forces have failed ( so far) even despite american air support?
More than IS is losing men due to casualties from air strikes their ranks are replenished by fresh (international) Jihad recruits, a possible "joint venture" or "reunion" with Al-Qaedas Syrian branch "Al Nusra Front" and further defections from other Islamist rebels.
The idea behind FSA 2.0 reveals even more stupidity and lack of strategy when it is said that these forces after defeating IS will turn on the Syrian Arab Army and its allies, defeat them as well and thus "liberate" Syria? The most battle-experienced and motivated major military entity in the Syrian war is the SAA with around 200.000 soldiers. In addition there are at least 50.000 National Defense Forces (NDF) and probably some further 20.000 loyalists such as the Arab National Guard and not to mention Hezbollah and Iraqi Shia militias, together likely to number 10.000.
It remains a mystery how an artificially created relatively small force should enter the Syrian battle field and change the dynamics.
The Americans are not seriously interested in an end of war and bloodshed in Syria because the Israelis and Saudis but also the Turks are opposed to it. If the US were sincere in their claimed desire for peace in Syria they would exert pressure on their Arab (Gulf) allies and Turkey to stop funding and arming the rebels and smuggling them into Syria. They would apply pressure on the rebels to attend peace talks without demanding ridiculous preconditions. So the Geneva conferences were doomed to failure and torpedoed in advance. The same will happen with the FSA series. The orginal FSA failed and FSA 2.0 will fail, too, but hey why not give it another try? And then another? Maybe FSA 4.0 will be ceremonially announced when 400.000 Syrians have been died.
They claimed that the protests were entirely peaceful for a very long time. Some went so far to say that in the entire first year or at least in the first 6 months of the "revolution" the "opposition" stuck to peaceful means.
Only after suffering continuously indiscriminate and disproportionate violence at the hands of the security forces, the allegedly secular/liberal/moderate opposition turned to violence as a means of self defense.
"…up to 60 Syrian security forces were killed that day in a massacre that has been hidden by both the Syrian government and residents of Daraa.
"April 10 was also the day when we learned of the first massacre of Syrian soldiers – in Banyas, Tartous – when nine troops were ambushed and gunned down on a passing bus. The BBC, Al Jazeera and the Guardian all initially quoted witnesses claiming the dead soldiers were "defectors" shot by the Syrian army for refusing to fire on civilians.
That narrative was debunked later, but the story that soldiers were being killed by their own commanders stuck hard throughout 2011 – and gave the media an excuse to ignore stories that security forces were being targeted by armed groups.
Then there is the myth of the "moderate opposition". To this date major parts of euro-american mass media continue to uphold the bizarr claim that the armed Syrian opposition or at least the major bulk of the fighters, the so called "Free Syrian Army" are moderates.
"It is often suggested the "moderate opposition" is popular, democratic and secular. President Obama has recently proposed giving $500 million to the "moderate opposition".
"Contacted by telephone, Adnan al-Assadi, Iraq's deputy interior minister, said Iraqi border guards had witnessed the Free Syrian Army take control of a border outpost, detain a Syrian army lieutenant colonel, and then cut off his arms and legs.
Why is Iran supporting Hezbollah?


This drama is based on Mayumi Kurata's popular comic book with a number of hilarious relationship stories between a beautiful girl and terrible men!
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What could you possibly doing on August 11th that would be better than coming to Manassas Virginia to hear some of the homeschool moms from the 4Real message board and some of our favorite bloggers speak?
Nothing you say? Well then by all means click on the link below and print out a registration form.
The conference speakers include me ( I know, I know, I'm as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs) speaking about Homeschooling and Special Needs; Dawn and Jenn speaking about Living the Liturgical Year; Theresa on Nature Study and Notebooking; Michele on High School; Meredith shares her wisdom about Montessori and Real Learning. Of course the highlight of the day will be Elizabeth Foss author of Real Learning: Education in the Heart of the Home. There are other speakers to be announced and there will be a vendor fair as well. Everything you need to get geared up for your upcoming homeschooling endeavors.
So try to make this conference a part of your summer. I promise it will uplift you and give you great inspiration for your upcoming school year.
Oh my goodness, MaryEllen, you made it public!!! I can't back out now! I'm SO excited to meet all of you inspirational women, you're the reason I'm a Real Learner!!! Blessings!
Yay! — I'll be there.


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LISBON – FADO BY THE TAGUS by Glenn A. Baker
All great cities have a legend or two. Some weave their marketing motif around them. Mythical figures and tall tales are claimed and even fought over when it comes to setting one centre of civilisation apart from another.
Though Lisbon is a pivotal port of such vast, impressive documented history that it hardly needs the added sheen, it is quite prepared to toss into its tourist-teasing mix the story of how the Greek hero Ulysses founded the city on his way home from Troy.
While that can be taken with as many grains of salt as you wish, it does seem certain that the Phoenicians established a trading post on the site, there on the left bank of the Tagus River just inside the rugged Atlantic coast of the Iberian Peninsula, around 1200 BC and it is certain that the Romans came by in 205 BC and installed Julius Caesar as governor sixty years before Christ.
It must have been a pleasing posting; it still would be. The city is bright and white, sparkling in a sun that never seems to be absent. It boasts springtime temperatures during the winter and cool summers invigorated by Atlantic breezes. The food is rich and plentiful, the architecture stirring and enveloping, the panoramas broad and breathtaking. With the intertwining of old and new realms has come another realm again, appealing as it is unique, as inexpensive as it is intriguing.
Claiming over twenty centuries of history, Lisbon has been Portugal's formal capital since its conquest from the Moors in 1147. Some see it as the first true world city, the centre point of an empire spreading across the continents and sub-continents. All the western European nations amassed colonies but the Portuguese Empire was the first, longest-lasting and perhaps most diverse. After its flag was flown at Ceuta on the North African coast in 1415, this small nation took its language, culture and cuisine to Mozambique, Angola, Guinea-Bissau, the Azores, Goa, Brazil, Macau and East Timor – where it remains to this day.
That it was recognised by even its adversaries as the City of Explorers was due to Prince Henrique the Navigator who established a navigation school at Sagres which made possible Vasco da Gama's epic journey to India that fulfilled the Medieval dream of finding a direct trade route to the riches of the Orient, and initiated other epic adventures of discovery by Bartholomew Dias and Ferdinand Magellan (sailing for the Spanish crown). Like the bar scene in Star Wars, Lisbon was a crossroads of the universe, a magnet for wayfarers. In 1477, Christopher Columbus was in residence and, with his brother, worked as a cartographer and studied geography before taking up sea-borne commissions to the North Atlantic and Africa. It seemed the right place to do it.
"To someone born and raised in a Mediterranean sea port, his new home must have seemed magical, alive with anticipation," contends historian Thomas Tirado. "Sitting at the mouth of the Tagus, Lisbon's rhythm was that of the crashing ocean at its doorstep. Thrusting into the Atlantic, facing water on two sides, Portugal had become a center for maritime activity and Lisbon was a haven for explorers, adventurers, entrepreneurs, merchants and any others who saw their fortunes tied to the trade winds and ocean currents."
Since 1960, on the riverbank in the Avenida de Brasilia in the district of Belem where the Tagus meets the sea and the mighty ships of sail first set off to lay claim to the New World 500 years before, the Portuguese Age of Discovery has been marked by the imposing Monument to the Discoveries. It's a good place to start your own expedition, given its proximity to the Tower of Belem, a UNESCO World Heritage site that could well be the city's most photographed edifice. Built in the 16th century to serve as a fortress in the middle of the River Tagus, its outer walls are adorned with a stone-carved rope and openwork balconies, as well as Moorish watchtowers and shield-shaped battlements.
Draped, like Rome, around seven hills, Lisbon is a walking city. It not only gives you ready access to the restaurants, taverns and markets, to the churches and cobblestone alleyways, but ensures that you fully appreciate the mosaic pavements, tiled facades, wrought-iron balconies, tall houses and churches for which it is famed and that you take full advantage of the strategically-positioned miradouros (viewpoints) that seem to present panoramas at every turn. Of course, it helps to know where to walk and where to start – which of those seven hills.
It could be the highest of them, the one crowned by the moated St. George's Castle (Castelo de Sao Jorge), guarding the Tagus, a fortress since the 5th century that came into its own during the Moorish occupation of the 10th when it was the ancient seat of the Saracens. There you can walk esplanades, climb ramparts and filter your gaze and eventually yourself down over the spread of the medieval Alfama district, the city's most ancient quarter where many buildings display fading coats of arms bearing testimony to the fact that what would become (and, in some cases, still is) the home of stevedores, traders and sailors was once a most aristocratic quarter. Having largely survived the massive earthquake of 1755, it is true to its original layout and adjacent to it, on the western and northern slopes, are the nearly-as-old districts of Castelo and Mouraria.
But it perhaps should be Lapa das Mouras (the Moorish Rock) in Barrio da Lapa, the exclusive western quarter of the city (a twenty minute walk from downtown) that has long been the residential district of choice for nobility, foreign diplomats and the significantly wealthy. It is said to exemplify, with its shading trees, thick gardens and grand buildings (many now embassies) the 19th century Portuguese concept of "calming luxury".
Like Columbus, Sandro Fabris is an Italian who settled in Lisbon, a city he also found alive with anticipation and not a little magical. One of those larger-than-life characters who can analyse Umberto Eco, accurately hum the sweep of symphonies, pluck a passage from an historical biography or cite lines from a slew of cinema classics, argue the importance of Deep Purple's Concerto for Group and Orchestra and tell you about his embryonic book of photographs and anecdotes of the markets of the world – all within ten minutes of meeting you – he was considered such an asset by both countries that Giorgio Napolitano, the President of Italy, conferred the Knight of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity upon him when he last dropped by Portugal.
As, until recently, General Manager of the opulent Lapa Palace Hotel, Fabris was the king of his own castle on Lapa das Mouras, such a sturdy guide on what must be seen and done that it is hard to believe that he was also a visitor. Fresh from preserving treasures in Venice, he enthusiastically took upon the task of maintaining the remarkable standards of a remarkable building; a lavish private house built in 1870 and transformed into a palace thirteen years later by the Counts of Valenças.
And what a palace it was. Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, one of the greatest Portuguese ceramists of the 19th century, created pieces of furniture and tiles. Columbano, the celebrated "painter of broken souls", applied his art to the walls and ceilings. There was a ballroom, a Louis XV room (used as a ladies' boudoir), a Noble Floor, river view towers and all manner of splendour. A family home until 1992 when the family of the Count sold it, it was turned into a hotel six years later by the family Simões de Almeida and then acquired by the Orient Express group.
The Lapa Palace has become accustomed to lavish praise, celebrated by a raft of reviewers as "Lisbon's smartest hotel with luxuriant gardens", "a voluptuous retreat" and "a hidden gem in Lisboa". It hosts concerts by the Metropolitan Orchestra of Lisbon and the Ballet School of Lisbon uses its health club as a workout home, sharing the facilities with a steady stream of guests of renown, ranging from more crown heads of Europe than can be counted to Sting, Cher, U2, Catherine Deneuve, Paul McCartney, Tina Turner, Bryan Adams, Robin Williams, George W. Bush and a brace of Nobel Prize winners. When they were in residence, Sandro was in attendance though the most you'll get from this discreet hotelier about the demands placed upon he and his team was, "…generally speaking the important people are not a problem, it's their entourage which is difficult to manage."
From Barrio da Lapa, it is a quick cab ride down to the main squares, the imposing statues, the seafront, the theatres, the tramcars tackling impossibly steep rises and the Bairro da Alto – the Upper City. An historic enclave like the Alfama, dating back to 1513, it is, as one guide book gushes, "a colourful district that resounds to the calls of vendors and fishmongers, its windows and balconies festooned with laundry and bird cages". Reached from the lower city by the Santa Justa Elevator (sort of a mini Eiffel Tower), it really comes into its own at night when visitors come to streets lit by Victorian lamps to frequent the Fado cafes, fado being a music and dance form of lament and despair not unlike the blues that was introduced to Portugal by 19th century African slaves.
There is so much packed in to Lisbon, so much reward for investigation, that is seems almost greedy to want more. Yet foolish be the visitor who chooses not to take the brief bus or train ride to Sintra, billed as a riot of 14th century palaces and 19th century pastel-coloured whimsy architecture. The poet Lord Byron described it as a "glorious Eden … perhaps the most delightful spot in Europe" and his view was shared by UNESCO which has bestowed further World Heritage status.
The Serra de Sintra is a ten kilometre long granite outcrop thrusting upward between a vast plain to the north and the Tagus estuary to the south. This twisting mini-mountain range projects into the Atlantic Ocean as the Cabo da Roca headland – continental Europe's westernmost point. Anciently associated with astral cults – evidence of which is seen in archeology and myriad monuments – it came to be known as Mons Lanae (Hills of the Moon) and, thanks to a micro-climate all its own, has always been draped in dense, verdant vegetation.
Portugal's tourism bodies seem to move into the highest of their gears when selling Sintra. Earnestly assuring that "The visitor can choose between descending into the Neolithic era at Tholos do Monge; enjoying the view of distant horizons from the walls of the Castelo dos Mouros, an 8th century Moorish defensive construction; experiencing the harsh austerity of the Franciscan monks of Convento dos Capuchos; strolling through the delightful mysteries of the Palacio da Pena, a mythically magical palace that seems more like a continuation of the actual mountain; or savouring the nooks and crannies of the Parque da Pena, a place of love and exoticism that exudes great peace and serenity".
None of which is overstated, for a day spent negotiating the labyrinthine streets and steps and poking about the palaces and examining the art is a day exceedingly well spent.
The same can be said about a swift sweep down the coast to Cascais which, with nearby Estoril and Guincho, is a stylish summer resort zone of sea-swept seafood restaurants, flash resort hotels, nightclubs and discotheques intertwined with 15th to 18th century churches, hermitages, fortresses and a sea museum. Here are the hotels and bars, some still intact, where Nazi and Allied spies swapped secrets and did deals during World War II. The places where those desperate souls prepared to do anything to obtain travel documents in Casablanca dreamed of finding themselves. The places that contemporary author Robert Wilson weaves so wonderfully into gripping historical thriller-fiction in A Small Death In Lisbon and The Company of Strangers.
With today's tourism flow there is perhaps greater interest in seeking out the shop, on the way to Cascais, where the Portuguese Tart was first baked. The queues extending out onto the footpath have a strong English component, as does the southern Algarve region, the destination for more than a few charter flights out of London and land of the time share arrangement and holiday hotel. The connection between the Poms and the Portuguese is long and strong, with the Iberian inhabitants more often with them than against them during skirmishes with France and Spain over the centuries. Even while sticking to its policy of neutrality, Portugal granted Britain the right to establish a naval base on the strategically important Acores Island in 1943, to Germany's considerable displeasure.
Before he departed for Madeira, Sandro Frabris liked to think that he'd fingered the source of solidarity. It is all about a gift of practice and culture that rather took on in a kingdom not always united. "When Catherine Braganza went to Britain to marry Charles II, she took tea with her," he explained simply. Seems he shared that one with Sting while adding lemon.
Text and images copyright Glenn A. Baker 2014.
Author davidlattaPosted on April 3, 2015 Categories Europe, Lisbon, Portugal, TravelTags Belem, Casais, Lapa Palace Hotel, Lisbon, Portugal, Portuguese Tart, Tagus
2 thoughts on "LISBON – FADO BY THE TAGUS by Glenn A. Baker"
saltofportugal says:
Great post about Lisbon!
davidlatta says:
Excellent. Thanks. Glad you like it.
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