text:
When Angels Speak of Love
Von Bell Hooks
Für später speichernWhen Angels Speak of Love für später speichern
Länge: 58 Seiten21 Minuten
Atria Books
From writer, critic, and popular cultural icon bell hooks comes a seductive portrait of passion in fifty soul-stirring poems.
When Angels Speak of Love heralds the debut of a major new poet: bell hooks. World renowned for her courageous, provocative intellectual writing and her alluring charisma, hooks poetically engages the erotic imagination -- creating a tapestry of words that are sensual, lush, and profoundly inspiring.
In this beautiful new collection, hooks illuminates our experiences with love -- tracing the link between seduction and surrender; the intensity of desire; and the anguish of death.
hooks's previous four titles on the topic of love -- from All About Love to The Will to Change -- have made her the go-to source for readers longing to bring more love into every aspect of their lives. These words are meant to be read aloud and learned by heart. This ecstatic collection affirms hooks's position as the high priestess of love.
Bell Hooks is an influential cultural critic, feminist theorist, and writer. Celebrated as one of America's leading public intellectuals, she is a charismatic speaker and writer who teaches and lectures around the world. Previously a professor in the English departments at Yale University and Oberlin College, hooks is the author of more than 17 books, including All About Love: New Visions; Salvation: Black People and Love; Communion: the Female Search for Love, as well as the landmark memoir Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood.
Sophia Janowitz
Blythe Baird
Sabrina Benaim
Jim Hougan
Bezogen auf When Angels Speak of Love
Mehr lesen von Bell Hooks
All About Love: New Visions
Autor Bell Hooks
Rock My Soul: Black People and Self-Esteem
remembered rapture: the writer at work
the magic my body becomes: Poems by
Autor Jess Rizkallah
The Collected Poetry of Nikki Giovanni: 1968-1998
Autor Nikki Giovanni
The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love
Good Woman: Poems and a Memoir 1969-1980
Autor Lucille Clifton
Black Ink: Literary Legends on the Peril, Power, and Pleasure of Reading and Writing
The Black Woman: An Anthology
Autor Eleanor W Traylor
For colored girls who have considered suicide/When the rainbow is enuf
Autor Ntozake Shange
Blues: For All the Changes: New Poems
Chasing Utopia: A Hybrid
Wild Beauty: New and Selected Poems
Mules and Men
Autor Zora Neale Hurston
Quilting the Black-Eyed Pea: Poems and Not Quite Poems
, said the shotgun to the head.
Autor Saul Williams
The Whiskey of our Discontent: Gwendolyn Brooks as Conscience and Change Agent
Autor Sonia Sánchez
Directed by Desire: The Collected Poems of June Jordan
Autor June Jordan
Electric Arches
Autor Eve L. Ewing
The BreakBeat Poets Vol. 2: Black Girl Magic
A War Within The Blood
Autor Nkateko Priscilla Masinga
West Wind: Poems and Prose Poems
Autor Mary Oliver
Don't Call Us Dead: Poems
Autor Danez Smith
Ego-Tripping and Other Poems for Young People
Bicycles: Love Poems
The BreakBeat Poets: New American Poetry in the Age of Hip-Hop
Poetry in motion: In which ways is poetry being used in the modern world? And can the very human quality of poetry survive the development of non-human poets?
Autor Future Tense
"One, Two, Three": Marcela reads from Anat Zecharia's poem, "One, Two, Three," which recently appeared in an issue of , in collaboration with Granta Hebrew. The poem's title and subtitle refer to Uzi Hitman's children song about three dwarfs who sit chatting...
Newer Poets XV
A Conversation with Jeffrey Yang on Mary Oppen: The editors talk with Jeffrey Yang about the poet Mary Oppen and her autobiography, Meaning a Life. Jeffrey Yang's essay "Mary Oppen, Meaning a Life" appears in the February 2020 issue of Poetry.
Autor The Poetry Magazine Podcast
Freethought in the Arts!: Freethought in the Arts! After reporting on victories and positive developments in FFRF legal complaints in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and the U.S. Army, we talk about the many freethought connections in the movies, music, literature and poetry. For the...
Autor Freethought Radio
The Language of Ramadan: Two Muslim American poets discuss the intersections between poetry and Ramadan.
Autor Poetry Off the Shelf
The Poetry of Jean Valentine: Reading a trailblazing second-wave feminist poet.
Julie Fogliano: Julie Fogliano () shares , illustrated by Christian Robinson. Julie's stories express themselves in poetic verse and they are some of my most beloved on our bookshelves. grew from a playful game she used to engage her daughter. It's lines and...
Autor The Children's Book Podcast
Episode 128: Poetry and Questions of Peace - Zach Savich
Nurit Zarchi's baby blues: "And so, quietly, eyes shut,babies drop into the world,like rain falling in the darkfrom a gigantic hand into shafts,into a spider's tent, a cold apple." That's the opening stanza of Nurit Zarchi's poem "Baby Blues," read by host Marcela...
The Anthologist
Matthew Zapruder : Why Poetry: In Why Poetry, award-winning poet, translator, and editor, Matthew Zapruder argues that the way we have been taught to read poetry is the very thing that prevents us from enjoying it. Anchored in poetic analysis & steered by Zapruder's personal experi...
Autor Between The Covers : Conversations with Writers in Fiction, Nonfiction & Poetry
Power, Politics, and Poetry from Meir Wieseltier: In this week's episode, host Marcela Sulak reads two pieces from award-winning poet Meir Wieseltier's collection The Flower of Anarchy. His works in this collection, translated by Shirley Kaufman with the author, cover 40 years of history and yet...
Anahera Gildea Reads "Sedition — a letter to the writer from Meri Mangakāhia": The editors discuss Anahera Gildea's poem "Sedition — a letter to the writer from Meri Mangakāhia" from the February 2018 issue of Poetry.
An Infusion of Religious, Secular, and Sensual Registers: Poems by Esther Ettinger: We end 2017 with an infusion of religious, secular, biblical, and sensual registers and sensibilities as we enter the poetic world of Esther Ettinger, curated through the translations of Lisa Katz. The Jerusalem-born Ettinger is the author of five...
Melissa Duclos and Kim Dower on Writers on Writing, KUCI-FM: Debut novelist Melissa Duclos joins Marrie Stone to talk about her novel, Besotted. Melissa shares her nearly 15 year journey with her novel, her decision to break up with it, and her discovery of small, independent presses. She also talks about the novel
A Bahá'í Perspective: Andrea Hope: A Bahá'í Perspective: Andrea Hope
Autor A Bahá'í Perspective
Rosebud Ben-Oni Reads "Poet Wrestling with Her Empire of Dirt": The editors discuss Rosebud Ben-Oni's poem "Poet Wrestling with Her Empire of Dirt" from the February 2019 issue of Poetry.
Symbol and Struggle: Poetry from Eli Eliahu: Eli Eliahu is a poet who lives in Ramat-Gan. Recently, his work has begun to be translated and published into English. Eliahu's work can be playful and fanciful, but it is also socially engaged. He has described his poetry as "a...
The Eco-Poetry of Sabina Messeg: "Sabina Messeg is a rare nature poet", writes author and literary scholar Ariel Hirshfeld. "The existence of streams, boulders and plants are fateful for her, which differentiates her from most Jewish poets writing in Hebrew. Messeg truly sees...
Michael Hofmann reads "Famous Poets": The editors discuss Michael Hofmann's poem "Famous Poets" from the April 2020 issue of Poetry.
Re:sound #120 The Poetry Show: This hour: three documentary poems chronicling the lives of working class mothers in Troy, NY. Plus, poets as reporters, confused readers, and more.
Autor Re:sound
Echo, Letter, Tweet: Writing as Correspondence: Michael Morse
Newer Poets XIII
Simple, True, and Authentic: The Poetry of Mordechai Geldman: Mordechai Geldman's work is often informed by his career as a psychotherapist. "My poetry comes from the inner void that meditation creates," Geldman writes in his preface to his collected works. Tsipi Keller, who translated Geldman's most...
Lauren Camp : Took House: "In Lauren Camp's Took House we are enveloped in a poetry both precise and mysterious, intimate and sublime. Reading through these poems, I was reminded of the tenet that poetry is not like the interior life, but is the interior life,
Speaking Yiddish to the dead
Autor Subtitle
The New Young People's Poet Laureate: Margarita Engle on the subject of her poetry, and her message to young readers.
Bernstein's Loveliest Love Poetry: Here's a little love poem for you, by Ory Bernstein, who is responsible for some of the loveliest love poetry written in Hebrew. It's from A One and Only Love, which was translated by Bernstein himself. Text: Ory Bernstein, A One and Only Love,...
Where Is Poetry Now?
This year, The Paris Review will engage in an exciting mission to expand its reaches through the world of poetry. For each of our next four issues, our editor, Emily Nemens, will work in tandem with four quite different, highly esteemed poets to find
Emily Skillings
The Song Cave I was never here. I'm not coming back. I'm at sea. —from "Crystal Radio" HOW IT BEGAN: This book is a collection of mostly discrete poems that I wrote in graduate school (a handful were written in the time before and after). I never set
Small Press Points
"Poetry can change your life, and it doesn't happen on the page; it happens in the rooms and places where poetry connects you to people who change how you are in the world," says Megan Burns, publisher of Trembling Pillow Press (tremblingpillowpress.
"A poem can exist in a specific cultural or emotional moment, but it can also sustain and be revisited over and over again," says poet Adam Deutsch, the publisher of Cooper Dillon Books (www.cooperdillon.com), a ten-year-old press dedicated to "the v
When compiling Love After the End: An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction (Arsenal Pulp Press, September 2020), editor Joshua Whitehead writes that it was important "to queer it towards the utopian." He adds: "We have already
Joseph Oduyemi
HOW DID YOU COME UP WITH AN IDEA FOR YOUR COMPETITION POEM? I just thought about writing something not overly complex or intricate because poetry generally doesn't have a plot. I also believed that writing something humorous would add to the competi
The Surprising Vitality Of One Small Word
A 1395 translation of the Bible demonstrates that the word 'sad' didn't mean what it does now.
On Spiritual Lines
Manchester Cathedral Poetry Competition 2020 is open for entries. There is a £500 first prize in the competition for spiritual or broadly religious poems Enter original, unpublished poems up to forty lines. The first prize is £500, and there are seco
Poetry Rx: This Is the Year
In our column Poetry Rx, readers write in with a specific emotion, and our resident poets—Sarah Kay, Kaveh Akbar, and Claire Schwartz—take turns prescribing the perfect poems to match. This week, Sarah Kay is on the line. ©Ellis Rosen Dearest Poets,
A New Generation Of Poets
The Poetry Society has announced that the world's biggest competition for poets aged 11 to 17, the Foyle Young Poets of the Year Award, is open for entries for the 2020 competition. Winners' prizes include mentoring, Arvon courses, Poetry Society mem
Edited by Elizabeth J. Coleman, Here: Poems for the Planet (Copper Canyon Press, April) features poems that address climate change and environmental degradation along with a guide to environmental activism written by the Union of Concerned Scientists
BY DANA ISOKAWA THE TEN poetry collections featured in our thirteenth annual roundup of debut poets offer a glimpse of the wide range of contemporary poetry. Each of the books, published in 2017, shows just how much poetry can do. Eve L. Ewing's Elec
The American Poetry Review
A Candle In The Night
Stone is tenderto lichen.Lichen is tenderto the earth and its otherinhabitants. What areyou and I tender to? When a black holeswallows a star,it must do sotenderly, sincea universe hingeson tenderness. At midnightyour candle burnswith tenderness,drea
Literary MagNet
In his second poetry collection, Together and by Ourselves, published in April by Copper Canyon Press, Alex Dimitrov questions the myths and realities of loneliness and intimacy. The poems are tonally diverse—aphoristic in one moment, wondering in an
Literally, literary, London
There's still – just – time to enter The London Magazine Poetry Prize 2020 The London Magazine is the UK's oldest literary journal, and through its Poetry Prize looks for new voices to publish. The first prize is £500 and there are second and third p
BBC Countryfile Magazine
Place 2020
As the world went into lockdown earlier this year, the Centre for Place Writing invited some of the world's most acclaimed thinkers, writers and artists, alongside emergent new voices, to examine what 'place' meant to them. Embracing poetry, essay, w
First Editions from Winners of the APR/Honickman First Book Prize
"Likenesses is an origin myth, in that it attempts to create the world by naming it. But it's too late in the game to imagine that whatever is named could simply be, without at the same time being—becoming—something else. Or many somethings elses…. I
Betjeman Poetry Prize
Where do you like to write? Anywhere outdoors. Nature is calming and peaceful so it's easier to really concentrate, but at the same time it's inspiring. Last year at the Betjeman Poetry Camp we spent five days living in tents in the grounds of Wadde
Keeping The Dark At Bay: A 2020 Poetry Preview
Poet and critic Craig Morgan Teicher presents his annual roundup of the poetry he's looking forward to. This year, he's showcasing a group of poets who he says are holding the darkness at bay.
I just finished reading Jay Baron Nicorvo's essay "Why We Write: The Unwilling Suspension of Disbelief" (January/February 2018), and I am so happy you chose to publish it. When I published my first book of poetry, The Silence of Men, released by Cava
Competition Rules And Forms
• Twist short story competition (see p29) For short stories, 1,500-1,700 words, with a twist; entry fee £6, £4 for subscribers; closing date, 15 July. Ref Code: Jun20/Twist • Creative non-fiction competition (see p29) For creative non-fiction, 1,500-
Be In To Win At Winchester
The Winchester Poetry Prize 2020 is open for entries. The international competition invites entries of original, unpublished poems up to 40 lines. The first prize is £1,000 and there are second and third prizes of £500 and £250. Winning and commended
Babelling Brookes
Win £1,000 first prizes in the Open and EAL categories of the Oxford Brookes International Poetry Competition Enter original, unpublished poems no longer than 50 lines. The competition is for new and established poets and international entries are we
All's Wells
Wells Festival of Literature is inviting entries for its 2020 creative writing competitions. The competitions are in the following categories: • Open Poetry. The first prize is £1,000, and there are second and third prizes of £500 and £250. Enter poe
Your Chance To Be Poet Of The Year
The Canterbury Festival Poet of the Year Competition 2020 is inviting entries. The international competition invites entries from poets anywhere in the world. There is a first prize of £200, a second prize of £100 and a third prize of £50. There is a
Global Creative Writing Market
Short Circuit is an unusual short story and poetry market which delivers its content in dispensers in busy public places. They want to 'inspire, delight, move, and challenge readers' with quick reads to distract them on their commute or while visitin
Global Literary Market
Glass Lyre is an independent literary press which publishes 'poetry collections, chapbooks, select short and flash fiction, and the occasional anthology'. The editorial team feel that their books should be 'fine literature to rejuvenate the spirit, f
Big Smoke, Big Prize
The Poetry London Prize is inviting international entries. The first prize is £5,000. The second prize is £2,000 and the third, £1,000. This year's judge is poet and translator Ilya Kaminsky. The winning poems will be published by Poetry London in pr
Tina Carlson
Age: Sixty-four. Residence: Albuquerque, New Mexico. Book:Ground, Wind, This Body (University of New Mexico Press, March), a poetry collection exploring the vestiges of war and redemption as a traumatized soldier returns home from WWII carrying a leg
Homes & Antiques
Room With A CLUE
For two years this was the home of a prolific 19th-century Romantic poet. Today, it's a museum. The darling of English literature is said to have penned one of his odes beneath a plum tree in the garden. He fell in love with the girl next door and be
Biografien – Literatur
Junge Erwachsene – Poesie
Kinderthemen – Poesie
When Angels Speak of Love - Bell Hooks
Bre Herndon
I completed the book, but many of the poems, I did not understand. It's possible that her style of writing is above my head.


text:
https://apnews.com/f5d76fc43b64bdce1264c414dcde21ea
Judge: South Dakota to pay lawyer fees after fundraising ban
January 14, 2020 GMT
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota taxpayers will pay nearly $115,000 in lawyer fees to plaintiffs who challenged an initiated measure that prohibited ballot question committees from accepting out-of-state money.
The measure, passed by voters in 2018, was pushed by legislators unhappy with what they saw as outside interference in putting political questions on the ballot. However, U.S. District Judge Charles Kornmann struck the measure down last Thursday as unconstitutional, the Argus Leader reported.
Kornmann said taxpayers should pay the attorney fees, the same taxpayers who violated the U.S. Constitution when they authorized the measure.
"Neither the state Legislature nor the majority of voters are allowed to pass laws that violate the Constitution without risking the possibility that those oppressed by the measure will expend attorney's fees challenging it, and, upon success, be entitled to reimbursement," Kornmann wrote.
Last year, Kornmann ruled that the measure violated the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment right to free speech, which includes political speech. Non-residents and businesses faced potential civil or criminal sanctions for violating the measure, which would have gone into effect on July 1.
The measure was challenged in two separate lawsuits, the first filed by South Dakota Voice and Cory Heidelberger, a liberal activist from Aberdeen. Plaintiffs in the second lawsuit included the South Dakota Newspaper Association, Retailers Association, and Broadcasters Association.
The state of South Dakota argued that it should not be forced to pay attorney fees because voters passed the measure. Kornmann subsequently rejected that theory. He noted that then Attorney General Marty Jackley, whose office is in charge of educating voters on ballot issues, cautioned that the measure would likely generate a challenge on constitutional grounds. That warning appeared on the ballot.
The coalition of groups headed by the South Dakota Newspaper Association hired Jackley to challenge the law after he left office in 2019.
In a statement, Jackley said protecting free speech is a priority for the state Newspaper Association and the Broadcast Association.
"We are pleased with Judge Kornmann's well-reasoned decisions and believe this now more than ever provides the South Dakota Legislature with the opportunity to improve the transparency and reporting of campaign finance in South Dakota," he said.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
South August 11, 2014 - No comments
Places to See in Goa 0 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 0 user reviews.
Places to See in Goa
Goa is often called the Pearl of the orient. With its white beaches and laidback attitude, the state is a hot favorite for tourists not only from India but also from all over the world.
While planning a trip to Goa, here are some places which you can visit.
Approximately 8 km west of Mapusa and 18 km away from the capital city of Panaji, Anjuna Beach has become one of the most sought after get-away in Goa.
Rightly called the "Queen of Beaches", Calangute Beach is one of the most crowded beaches in Goa, and is also one of the most beautiful too.
Also known as Panaji Beach in popular parlance, Miramar Beach is located 1 km ahead of the confluence of the Arabian Sea and Mandovi River. One of the most visited beaches in India, Miramar Beach is located on the way towards Dona Paula.
The beach is crowded with locals and tourists alike on most days. The Dhempe College of Arts and Science is located here and so is the memorial of Goa's first chief minister, late Shri. Dayanand Bandodkar. A lovely golden beach with soft sand, riddled with palm trees facing the blue Arabian Sea, is the nearest to Panaji.
Vagator Beach
One of the most beautiful beaches, Vagator Beach is located 22 km from the capital city of Panaji. The beach's main claim to fame are the magnificent red cliffs overlooking the Arabian Sea.
Baga Beach is one of the prominent beaches in Goa.Visitors can easily spot dolphins, explore coral reefs and be amazed by the variety of colorful fishes swimming there.
Arambol Beach
Situated some 50 km away from Panaji, the Arambol Beach is strikingly beautiful and has a peaceful ambience.
Benaulim Beach
Never overpopulated or hurried, Benaulim Beach provides great alternative to vacationers who are tired of crowded destinations. Located in South Goa, Benaulim Beach starts at the end of Colva beach and is 8 km from Marago and 41 km from Panaji. The nearest rail-head is Marago.
Just 3 km away from Canacona Railway station, now on the Konkan Railway, Palolem is situated at the West of Chaudi in South Goa. About 1.61 km long, Palolem Beach is endowed with crystal-clear azure waters of the Arabian Sea.
Sinquerim Beach
It has a magnificent 17th century fort which has now been converted into a prison.Located 13 kms from Panaji, Sinquerim Beach is one of the best beaches in Goa with international level facilities for water-skiing, para-sailing, fishing, scuba-diving and wind-surfing.
Famous Churches in Goa
Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception.
Built in 1541, Church of the Immaculate Conception is a fine specimen of the Portuguese baroque style. Located in the town center of Panaji, Goa's state capital, this imposing Church is one of the main attractions of the town.
Reis Magos Church
Lying on the banks of Mandovi river, the small hamlet of Reis Magos is home to two famous landmarks of Goa – the Reis Magos fort and the Reis Magos Church. It is also one of only three places in Goa, where the unique Feast of the Three Wise Men is held.
Reis Magos lies off the main road, which passes through the fishing and boat-building villages of Betim and Verem.
The Church, whose whitewashed gabled facade is visible from across the river in Panaji, was built in 1555. Fransiscan friars, who were in charge of missionary work for the area took over the church and founded a small seminary here.
Se Catheral
Se Cathedral
The largest church in Goa, the Se Cathedral is dedicated to St. Catherine. Built in the Portuguese-Gothic style, Se Cathedral has Corinthian interiors and Tuscan exteriors. The main highlight of the cathedral is the Cross of Miracles that attracts a large number of visitors. The bell of Se Cathedral is one of the oldest in the state and is known as the Golden Bell.
Basilica of Bom Jesus
Situated in Old Goa, Basilica of Bom Jesus was built in 1605 AD. The basilica is home to the tomb and mortal remains of St Francis Xavier. St Francis Xavier came to Goa with a view to spread Christianity.
Saint Cajetan Church
Lying about half a kilometer away, towards the north-east of the Se Cathedral, and quite near the ruins of the Viceregal Palace, the large and beautiful Church of St. Cajetan is said to have been modelled on the original design of the Basilica of St.Peter in Rome. The Church of St. Cajetan as it is popularly known, (originally called The Church of Our Lady of Divine Providence), and the Convent of St. Cajetan were built by Italian friars of the Order of Theatines, (known in Portuguese as Clérigos Regulares da Divina Providência). Although the church altar is dedicated to Our Lady of Divine Providence, the church is named after the founder of the Theatine order, St. Cajetan, a contemporary of St Francis Xavier Church of Our Lady of Rosary
Church of Saint Francis of Assisi
St. Agustine Tower
To the west of the Se Cathedral is the former palace of the Archbishop that connects the Se Cathedral to the Convent and Church of St. Francis of Assisi. The structure is built of late-rite blocks and is lime-plastered.
Saint Augustine Tower
One of the most spectacular of all monuments in Goa, is the St Augustine tower is located in Old Goa. This highly visible landmark, a 46m-high tower served as a belfry and formed part of the facade of a magnificent Church.
Other attraction of Panaji is an old palace of a ruler of the Adil Shah Dynasty of Bijapur, now the Secretariat.
Temples in Goa
Mahalaxmi Temple
One of the most famous attractions in Panaji is the Mahalaxmi Temple, located on the Dada Vaidya road.
Shri Saptakoteshwar Temple at Narve
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Saptakoteshwar temple is an old shrine located at Narve, 35 km from Panaji and can be reached via an interesting route which requires a ferryboat from the island of Divar.
The most important festival celebrated at the temple, attended by thousands of devotees from Goa and other parts of India, is Gokulashtami.
Shri Mahalsa at Mardoli
The temple of Mahalsa Narayani is located at the small village of Mardol, just about a km from the famous Mangueshi temple and about 22 km from Panaji, the capital city. Located in a peaceful area, the temple has huge wooden pillars and a silver framed doorway. In the courtyard, there is a magnificent brass samai (ornamental lamp pillar) which is 40 feet in height and has 21 rings of hundred and fifty (150) small lamps. When it is lit up with oil wicks on the annual festival day or Jatra, it is a sight to behold. A must visit.
Shri Mahalaxmi at Bandode
The village of Bandode or Bandivad has a large number of temples, situated among which is the large and beautiful temple of Goddess Mahalaxmi. Bandode is approximately 22 km from the capital city of Panaji, off the main road to Ponda, at Farmagudi.
Shanta Durga Temple in Kavalem
Shri Naguesh at Bandode
The temple of Lord Naguesh is another shrine in Bandode. The area surrounding the temple is known as Nagueshi and lies just 800 metres from Farmagudi on the way to Ponda. The temple is dedicated to Lord Naguesh, who was known as Nagnath in ancient times. Lord Naguesh is another incarnation of Lord Shiva. Worth noting at the temple, are the colorful images of gods and goddesses around the base of the deepstambha (lamp tower).
Shri Ramnath, Bandode
The second temple in the small village of Bandode or Bandivade, as it is also known, is that of Lord Ramnath. Located about 22 km from the capital city of Panaji, the temple is just a few minutes away from Farmagudi, off the main road to Ponda.
Shri Manguesh Temple at Pirol, Ponda
The Mangueshi temple or the Manguesh Devasthan is perhaps the most famous of all Goan temples. It is located at Priol in Ponda taluka, about 21 km from the capital city of Panaji. The surrounding area is known as Mangueshi.
Mahadev Temple at Tambdi Surla
The most ancient temple in the whole of Goa is located at a place called Tambi Surla which is approximately 66 km from the capital city of Panaji and 12 km from the border crossing post of Mollem. Tambdi Surla itself is in the midst of a forested area accessible via a 22 km route from the main town of Valpoi in Sattari Taluka.
Built in the 12 century, the beautifully carved and perfectly proportioned black basalt temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and. The festival of Mahashivratri is celebrated with pomp and gaiety at the temple.
Shri Shantadurga Temple
Situated 33 km from Panaji, Shri Shantadurga Temple is dedicated to the goddess of peace and is known for its annual carnival. Resembling a pagoda, this temple attracts people during the carnival which is a rare mix of Hindu and Christian culture.
Safa Masjid at Ponda
Built in 1560 by Ibrahim Adil Shah, the Sultan of Bijapur, the Safa Masjid lies 2 km west of the centre of the town of Ponda, in a district known as Shahpur.
Aguada Fort (18 km)
Aguada Fort
The largest and the best-preserved Portuguese bastion in Goa was built in 1609-12, to control the entry into the river Mandovi and to protect Old Goa against invasions from the Dutch and the Marathas.
Tiracol Fort (42 Km.)
One of the most famous forts of Goa, Tiracol Fort is home to the Hotel Tiracol Fort Heritage. This wonderful Old Portuguese fort at Tiracol is also home to a beautiful small church and offers a panoramic view of the beaches, the river Tiracol and the blue waters of the sea.
Panaji is the capital of Goa, and the North Goa district. It is situated on the banks of the river "Mandovi". It is connected to the mainland by bridges.
Goa's third largest town and the capital of the northern Bardez taluka, Mapusa is mainly a market town for the surrounding beach areas of Calangute, Candolim, Anjuna and Baga among others.
Often called the commercial capital of Goa, Margao serves as a service and transport hub to the areas of south Goa. Margao has an old-world charm about it because of its Portuguese churches, and some magnificent specimens of old Portuguese houses complete with shady balcaos (porches) and oyster-shell windows in its Borda area.
The famous Colva beach is just 6 km away from Margao, so most travelers spend their time here.
Sanctuaries that you can visit
Bhagvan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary at Molem (60 km.), Bondla Forest (53 km. & 38 km. from Margao), Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary (60 km.) and Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary (Chorao).
Waterfalls/Lakes/Springs
Located 60 km from Panaji and 10 km from Colem, the magnificent and famous Dudhsagar Waterfall is perched in the high peaks of the Western Ghats and is a sight to behold especially in the monsoons. From a distance, the waterfall appears like streams of milk rushing down the mountainside. The exuberant and spectacular waterfall is located in the Sanguem taluka.
Measuring a mighty 600m from head to foot, this waterfall is on the Goa-Karnataka border. It attracts a steady stream of visitors from the coast into the rugged Western Ghats.
Harvalem Waterfall
Mayem Lake
Located in Bicholim taluka in north Goa, east of the market town of Mapusa, it is a famous lake in Goa and is also one of the most popular tourist destinations of Goa.
Harvalem (Arvalem) Waterfall
A short distance from the regional town of Bicholim, along the road from Mayem Lake, is the village of Sanquelim. You can visit the Arvalem Caves, which is located about a mile from the south-eastern end of Sanquelim. A short 10-minute drive from the caves, the Harvalem Waterfalls are worth visiting after the monsoons (in October), where they form a picturesque state.
Kesarval Spring
Located 22 km away from Panaji, near the Verna plateau, the spring at Kesarval can be reached after crossing the bridge on the Zuari River and passing through the village of Cortalim.
Goa State Museum at Patto
A crucible of Christian art, Goa State Museum, located in the EDC Complex in Patto, contains some of the finest specimens of Hindu and Jain sculptures. Do visit to get a slice of the history of the state.
Other Attractions in Goa
Fontainhas, which means "little fountain" in Portuguese, is a place where Portuguese influence is still visible in the form of narrow winding streets, quaint bye lanes, old villas and buildings.
Tags:beaches in goa, churches in goa, culture of goa, goa packages, place to visit in goa, temples in goa, things to do in goa, tourist attraction in goa, tourist attractions in goa, towns of goa
Shopping in the Beautiful State of Goa
Hotels to Stay in Goa
Incredible India	September 4, 2014
Love the sea? Then you Must Visit These Places in India
India has some of the most beautiful and pristine beaches. If you're a beach person, then this list of beaches…
South	August 8, 2014
Goa has many markets and shopping areas. However, Goa does not have any handloom specific products as such so it…


Everyone loves receiving Amazon gift card rewards, that's why Virtual Incentives made partnering with the e-commerce superpower a priority. In this interview with our Chief Commercial Officer Jonathan Price, you'll learn why implementing an Amazon gift card reward program can help increase engagement, strengthen brand awareness and build loyalty.
Whether it's for customers, clients, or gift cards for employees, Amazon is one of the most effective reward options for retail gift cards available. Get the case study now to learn more.


Orhan once led a wild life as a writer, but after the experience of a traumatic loss, left everything behind and moved to London where he became an editor. Many years later he returns to Istanbul to meet the famous director, Deniz Soysal. Deniz is in Istanbul to prepare for his next film, as well as to help his mother move out of the family home, a historic Istanbul mansion that has just been sold. Deniz has written a book about his memories in the city where he was born and raised. Orhan's job is to put the finishing touches to the book before it is published. After a lengthy correspondence, they finally meet in Istanbul. Coincidentally Deniz disappears the next morning. A secret investigation is launched, but everyone worries that Deniz may never return. Meanwhile, Orhan realizes that the life depicted in Deniz's book is only a glamorized version of reality. It appears that Deniz's mysterious world is about to unravel when he disappears.
Ferzan Özpetek (Istanbul, 1959) moved to Italy in 1976 to study Film History at the University of Rome. He attended courses on the History of Art and Costume and Stage Direction at the National Academy of Drama. He began his film career Massimo Troisi's assistant in 1982 with the film Scusate il Ritardo. His directorial debut, Il Bagno Turco (The Turkish Bath), premiered in La Quinzaine des Réalisateurs at the 1997 Cannes Festival, where it received both critical and popular acclaim. Since 1997 he has written and directed many award-winning films that have travelled around the world. Between 2001-2013 he directed several of Giuseppe Verdi's operas in Florence and Naples. In 2014, he wrote his first novel, 'Istanbul Red'. His second novel, entitled 'You are My Life', was published in 2015.


text:
Q: LINQ Unir una consulta en una sola fila Tengo una consulta LINQ a la cual le concateno los valores de una tabla en un solo campo para mostrar en el DataGridView
Dim Consulta = (From ConsultaConceptos In ds.Tables("Concepto")
                     Select New With { _
                               .Concepto = "Cantidad: " & ConsultaConceptos.Field(Of String)("cantidad") & " ValorUnitario: " & ConsultaConceptos.Field(Of String)("valorUnitario") & " importe:  " & ConsultaConceptos.Field(Of String)("importe") & " Descripción: " & ConsultaConceptos.Field(Of String)("descripcion")
                           })
DataGridView1.DataSource = Consulta.ToList

El caso es que en la tabla Concepto puede haber más de una fila, a diferencia de las de más tablas que siempre tendran solo 1.
Ejemplo:
____________Concepto_______________
dato             dato             dato      dato  fila1
__________________________________
dato             dato             dato      dato  fila2
__________________________________
dato             dato             dato      dato  fila3

Lo que quiero hacer es lo siguiente:
Mostrar las filas 1,2 y 3 en una sola
____________Concepto_______________
dato dato dato dato dato dato dato dato dato dato dato dato  fila 1

De antemano sé que esto es posible porque ya está hecho en un sistema existente.

A: Tomado de la respuesta que indica @DiegoCantú desde el sitio de MSDN. Esta publicación tiene la intención de contener la respuesta del sitio de MSDN también en este lugar. Si Jose R. MCP tiene un usuario en SOes, favor de comentarle que publique su respuesta para eliminar esta publicación. Se pide encarecidamente no votar a favor ni en contra de esta respuesta. Visiten la respuesta original en https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/es-ES/adcb85c1-d41a-4ac3-9155-addbfaaf8aeb/linq-datagridview-unir-filas-en-una-sola?forum=vbes&prof=required

Ok.  Existen los operadores en VB.net?  Podría agregarle un operador implícito de conversión a String a la clase Dato.  Creo que eso eliminaría el uso de () =>, que se llama expresión lambda.
Pero mejor no lo compliquemos.  Hagamos la ruta larga.
public class Dato
{
    //Declaramos una propiedad tipo string para contener el valor.
    public string Valor { get; set; }
    public override string ToString() { return Valor; }
}

//Luego hacemos lo que hacíamos pero coleccionamos objetos tipo Dato, no tipo String como antes.
var filas = from cc in ds.Tables["Concepto"].Rows
            select new Dato() { Valor = String.Format("Cantidad:  {0} ValorUnitario:  {1} Importe:  {2} Descripción:  {3}",
            cc["cantidad"], cc["valorUnitario"], cc["importe"], cc["descripcion"]) };

var listaFilas = filas.ToList();
if (listaFilas.Count > 0)
{
    string r = String.Empty;
    foreach Dato d in listaFilas
  {
      r += " " + d.Valor;
  }
  r = r.Trim();
  listaFilas.Clear();
    Dato d = new Dato()
    {
        Valor = r
    };
    listaFilas.Add(d);
}
DataGridView1.DataSource = listaFilas;

¿Mejor?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
Sign Up Email:
AMCP's Awards
About AMCP
AMCP's Awards
amcpros.com
Quota International's We Share Foundation
29.02.2012Award Winning Entries, Communitas AwardsAMCP
2012 Communitas Award Winner
Business Type: Nonprofit Community Service Organization
Nomination Title: Hand-in-Hand World Service Program
Category: Organization's Specific Program
Quota International's Hand-In-Hand World Service Program Changing Lives Together in Developing Countries
Quota's Hand-in-Hand World Service program serves people in dire need in developing countries. It connects 6,000 Quotarians around the world who care with Quotarians in 19 Quota clubs in India, Fiji, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Suriname who have designed unique service projects to meet the needs of their local communities. Quota members are all volunteers who enjoy working together to make an impact in their community and their world.
700 on-site volunteers in these impoverished and underserved areas, provide for such basic necessities as food, shelter and healthcare, as well as job training, preschool education, daycare, and resources for special needs children and adults. Their projects are funded by donations from Quota clubs and members worldwide. Quota International's charitable arm, the We Share Foundation, ensures that every penny donated reaches its intended developing country project, by underwriting the administrative costs of the program.
Not only does the Hand-In Hand program provide direct assistance to individuals in our world who most need help, it allows members in America and worldwide, to be more aware of the issues and problems in developing countries and gives them a vehicle for doing something to help. An example of just one of the 19 world service projects is the DLF city, India, Quota club's Charitable Dispensary and Vocational Training Centre. In the slum areas of DLF City, a family's average monthly income is less than $50. Most families include three or four children; their parents are unskilled laborers at construction sites. Housed in shanties that provide little shelter from rain, cold, and heat, most are undernourished and inadequately clothed. As a result, many experience health problems and have come to one of Quota International of DLF City's two medical dispensaries for treatment. With the support of Quota members worldwide, in recent years DLF City Quotarians have been able to provide free medicine, physical exams, immunizations, and dental and eye camps; they also created a vocational training center to teach women skills to make a living including sewing, embroidery, typing and computer skills. This year volunteers are developing an education center to help increase the literacy level of the community's children, working to prepare the children for a life beyond menial labor and break the cycle of poverty.
Quota clubs raise money in their own communities and donate it both locally and to world service. Since the Hand-In-Hand World Service program's inception in 1983, Quota clubs have given more than a million dollars to Quota projects in developing countries. In that time the signature world service project, the Quota Home for Abandoned and Destitute Women in New Delhi, has grown from just a dream of New Delhi Quotarians and a small shelter for women and children with nowhere to turn, to an enormous facility that is so much more than a shelter. Today it includes a vocational and literacy program for women, a day care program, a full primary school, a home for elderly women, a medical clinic, a diagnostic center, and, now, a vision center to diagnose eye problems, provide eye glasses, surgery, and post-operative care for people in need. This year Quota's volunteers at the Quota Home are helping with a basic element of woman's dignity and health—the need for sanitary napkins. Quotarian donations are used by the women at the Quota Home to hand-make these necessities in bulk and distribute them to poverty-stricken women who otherwise could not afford them.
To read about all of Quota's Hand-in-Hand World Service projects go to http://www.quota.org/we-share-foundation/club-to-club-world-service/
Quota International is a 93-year old international service association launched in Buffalo, New York. Today Quota's 6,000 person membership has expanded to 12 countries worldwide (Aruba, Australia, Canada, Curacao, Fiji, India, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, Suriname, and the U.S.). As a worldwide organization, Quota International has two areas of concern that comprise most of the focus of our members' service efforts: Speech and Hearing and Disadvantaged Women and Children. Members join Quota clubs in their communities to serve their country and community, develop good fellowship and friendship, and advance the ideals of righteousness, justice, international understanding, and good will.
Blog Categories Select Category AMCP News AVA Awards Award Winning Entries Communitas Awards Design dotComm Awards Featured Companies Giving Back Through Marketing and Communications Hermes Awards Industry News MarCom Awards Public Relations Social Media Tech News
2020 AVA Digital Awards Spotlight: BluBlu Studios
2020 AVA Digital Awards Spotlight: Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
2020 AVA Digital Awards Spotlight: Acorda Therapeutics
2020 AVA Digital Awards Spotlight: Palm Beach Atlantic University
The 2020 AVA Digital Awards are now open!
Copyright © AMCP. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
LoginRegisterForgot Password


text:
HollywoodNews.com > Global Digital Solutions Inc.
Tag Archives: Global Digital Solutions Inc.
James Cameron, OK GO to be honored by Producers Guild of America
Thu, Sep 23 2010
Also tagged: Albie Hecht, Alex Kipman, Alison Savitch, America, Andrew Adamson, Andy Ross, animation, AOL Media & Studios, Application software, Awards Movies News Award, Barry Diller, Bismarck Lepe, Boxee, Brad Hunstable, breaking news, Brett Leonard, Brian Hall, broadband, ceo, Charles Hope, Chris Maxcy, Co-Chairs Shawn Gold, comedian, Dae Mellencamp, Damian Kulash, Dan Konopka, David Eun, Demand Media Inc., Dennis Crowley, Dina Kaplan, director, Don Mattrick, Eddy Cue, Entertainment news, Entertainment/Culture, Erin Kanaley, Erin McPherson, Evan Cohen, Evan Greene, EVP, facebook, Facebook Developer Network Ethan Beard, Facebook Inc, Gina Shay, Google Inc., grammy, Harry Heymann, hollywood news, IAC/Connected Ventures, interactive TV, Internet Week Neil Vogel, ipad, james cameron, James Pitaro, Jared Klett, Jason Calacanis, Jay Fulcher, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Joe Goodman, John Ham, Jon Landau, Jonathan Ive, Josh Abramson, Justin Day, Kaltura, Kelly DiGregorio, Kevin Macdonald, Kevin Pollak, Kevin Yen, Kudo Tsunoda, LIVESTREAM, Loews Corporation, Mahalo Jason Calacanis, Marc Scarpa, Mariana Danilovic, Mark Pincus, Mark Zuckerberg, Marvel Ira Rubenstein, Max Haot, Media technology, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Windows, Mike Hudack, MySpace Chris DeWolfe, Naveen Selvadurai, News Hollywood Awards, Ogilvy Entertainment Doug Scott, OK Go, Online social networking, PARTY CENTRAL, Paul Greenberg, Paul Madeira, Peter Anton, President, Producers Guild of America, Randi Zuckerberg, Recording Academy, Reed Hastings, Richard Rosenblatt, Rick Engdahl, Ricky Van Veen, Ridley Scott, Rishi Chandra, Robert Bowman, Ron Yekutiel, Salar Kamangar, Sean Knapp, Steve Ballmer, steve jobs, Stupid Fun Club Will Wright, Technology/Internet, Teresa Cheng, the Digital Hollywood Conference, Tim Nordwond, Time I.N.C, Todd Holmdahl, Twitter Inc, Vincent Dureau, Webby Awards, World Wide Biggies/Founder, World Wide Web, Yahoo! Inc., YouTube Inc
HollywoodNews.com: The Producers Guild of America has announced the 2010 "Digital 25: Visionaries, Innovators and Producers," an honor which recognizes individuals and teams that have made the most significant contributions to the advancement of digital entertainment and storytelling over the past year. The recipients will be honored at an exclusive[...]
Sony launches innovative 'Classics By Request' program
Fri, Sep 17 2010
Also tagged: Anne Bancroft, Audio storage, Awards Movies News Award, Blu-ray Disc, Catherine Deneuve, Colombia, Columbia Film Library, Columbia-Classics, Commercial Innovation, Computer storage media, Connell Hollywoodnews, Consumer electronics, dvd, Electronic engineering, electronics, Entertainment/Culture, Executioner, Executive Vice President, Footsteps in the Fog, Gene Hackman, George Peppard, High-definition television, Human Interest, Jean Simmons, John Calkins, kirk douglas, Melvyn Douglas, Movie Release, News Hollywood Awards, Omar Sharif, Peter Finch, retail, Sam Wanamaker, Sang For My, Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, SPHE, Stewart Granger, Storage, The Pumpkin Eater, Twitter Inc, USD
By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Have you ever wanted to raid a studio's vault and order the movies you want on DVD, instead of waiting for execs to decide which titles they were going to release? Well, we're a little closer to that dream becoming a reality. Sony Pictures Home Entertainment[...]


text:
Major Private Funding Framework Win Signals Kier Expansion In Healthcare Sector
News provided by Pressat Wire on Wednesday 7th Jun 2017
The four-year PIC Framework, sponsored by Yeovil District Hospital Foundation Trust has been set up to deliver privately-funded projects for the NHS and private healthcare operators. It will be split into two lots, with Kier working across both.
Lot one will deliver projects in excess of £10m and provides national coverage, while lot two covers the 'south' and 'central' regions for schemes up to £10m.
Over £6bn has been invested in healthcare property in the past 10 years and with a healthy pipeline of projects with private healthcare providers in place, Kier is in a strong position to bolster its presence in this expanding sector.
Commenting on this framework award, Lewis Parker, Kier health director, said: 'We're extremely pleased to have been awarded a place on this innovative new PIC Framework, pioneering provision of private sector funding to NHS projects.
'It coincides with us securing a new pipeline of projects with private healthcare providers and signals our intent to increase our work with private clients in the healthcare sector, as well as continuing to grow our public sector pipeline, reinforcing our position as the UK's leading public sector healthcare builder.
'Already the biggest public sector healthcare builder, Kier has built over £2bn of healthcare facilities in the past decade, delivering over 5.5m sq ft of healthcare accommodation, and has provided over 1,000 hospital beds in the past three years.'
Leighton Chumbley, Chief Executive of Prime added: 'This is a framework unlike any other in the sector and will bring vital sources of value for money private funding into the healthcare market.
'The calibre and experience of our contractor partners means we will be able to bring forward vital strategic projects for our NHS and private clients over the next four years.'
Press release distributed by Pressat on behalf of Pressat Wire, on Wednesday 7 June, 2017. For more information subscribe and follow https://pressat.co.uk/


text:
Yahoo Entertainment
Role Recall
Are the Kids Alright?
The It List
Thieves loot freight trains in Los Angeles with impunity
January 14, 2022, 4:42 PM ·2 min read
Boxes stolen from freight trains in the center of Los Angeles, January 14 2022, and then ditched by thieves who face few obstacles and light sentences if caught (AFP/Patrick T. FALLON)
Dozens of freight cars are broken into every day on Los Angeles's railways by thieves who take advantage of the trains' stops to loot packages bought online, leaving thousands of gutted boxes and products that will never reach their destinations.
According to the tags found Friday by an AFP team on a track near the city center -- which was easily accessible from nearby streets -- many major US mail order and courier companies such as Amazon, Target, UPS and FedEx are being hit by the thefts, which have exploded in recent months.
The thieves wait until the long freight trains are immobilized on the tracks, and then climb onto the freight containers, whose locks they easily break with the help of bolt cutters.
They then help themselves to parcels, ditching any products that are difficult to move or re-sell, or are too cheap, such as Covid-19 test kits, furniture or medications.
Rail operator Union Pacific has seen a 160 percent rise in the thefts in Los Angeles county since December 2020.
"In October 2021 alone, the increase was 356 percent compared to October 2020," UP said in a letter to the local authorities, seen by AFP.
The explosion in looting has been accompanied by an upsurge in "assaults and armed robberies of UP employees performing their duties moving trains," the letter said.
The phenomenon spiked recently with the peak of activity linked to Christmas shopping.
According to figures reported by UP, more than 90 containers were vandalized every day on average in Los Angeles County in the last quarter of 2021.
To combat the trend, Union Pacific says it has strengthened surveillance measures -- including drones and other detection systems -- and recruited more security staff for its tracks and convoys.
Police and security agents have arrested more than 100 people in the last three months of 2021 for "trespassing and vandalizing" Union Pacific trains.
"While criminals are being caught and arrested, charges are reduced to a misdemeanor or petty offense, and the person is back on the streets in less than 24 hours after paying a nominal fine," said a spokesman for the rail operator.
"In fact, criminals boast to our officers that there is no consequence," he said.
Union Pacific wrote to the Los Angeles County attorney's office at the end of December asking them to reconsider a leniency policy introduced at the end of 2020 for such offenses.
The operator estimates that damages from such thefts in 2021 amounted to some $5 million, adding that the amount in claims and losses "does not include respective losses to our impacted customers" or the impact on Union Pacific's operations and the entire Los Angeles County supply chain.
bur-ban/led/jh/to
Yahoo Celebrity
Yahoo Celebrity·3 min read
Yahoo Music
Big Daddy Kane apologizes for mistaking ASL interpreter for rowdy concert-goer
Yahoo Music·2 min read
Bob Saget's widow, Kelly Rizzo, pays tribute to 'my sweet husband': 'We loved each other so damn much'
Mystery of missing '90s boy band Sudden Impact finally solved: '30 years later, we're still trying to figure out what happened'
Yahoo Music·12 min read
This is why 'And Just Like That' chose this controversial storyline for Miranda's husband Steve
Yahoo TV·3 min read
WorldDeadline
U.S.People
Who Betrayed Anne Frank? Suspect Named After Years-Long Investigation Led by FBI Veteran
"I hope that people will understand that one of the things that the Nazi ideology did during the Holocaust was to dehumanize Jewish people," said Rabbi Menachem Sebbag
BusinessNBC News
Mayfield candle factory destroyed by a killer Kentucky tornado, where workers said they were threatened with dismissal if they left their posts, closing
U.S.Business Insider
U.S.TheGrio
South Carolina road sign changed to display racist message, officials say
Police are on a search in South Carolina for the person who tampered with an electronic road sign, changing its […] The post South Carolina road sign changed to display racist message, officials say appeared first on TheGrio.
WorldKCPQ
Two people and a dog inside a Bellevue home escaped Monday morning after their house slid off its foundation and collapsed, and several homes in the neighborhood had to evacuate.
WorldKSAZ
Two residents at an assisted living facility in Sun City are dead after an apparent murder-suicide Sunday, authorities said.
U.S.HuffPost
Cop Seen On Video Grabbing Fellow Officer By Her Throat
An officer in Florida tried to deescalate a situation between a suspect and her colleague. That's when Sgt. Christopher Pullease grabbed her by the throat.
U.S.Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Bice: U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson blames LBJ and Great Society for high percentage of out-of-wedlock births
Ron Johnson — who has advised using mouthwash to fight COVID and labeled Social Security a Ponzi scheme — is has a new topic: out-of-wedlock births.
U.S.Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Colleyville rabbi says hostages seized chance to flee when gunman became more threatening
"Without the (security) instruction we received, we would not have been prepared to act and flee when the situation presented itself," Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker said.
U.S.ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
San Diego plots potential litigation over Chargers relocation
With St. Louis getting $790 million from the NFL over the re-relocation of the Rams to L.A., someone in San Diego has gotten an idea. As explained by Jeff McDonald of the San Diego Union-Tribune, there's a movement in the former home of the Chargers to sue the NFL over the team's departure. Former City [more]
New Database Reveals All the U.S. Congressmen Who Owned Slaves — Including Those Seen as Progressive
The Washington Post has chronicled 1,715 former members of Congress who were slave owners at some point in their lives
U.S.Herald-Tribune
North Port woman seeks to raise awareness of the plight of 5 Little Monks in Vietnam
Tanya Nguyen-Do learned of the 5 Little Monks of Thiền Am Bên Bờ Vũ Trụ in Vietnam three months ago. She hopes to bring attention to their plight.
U.S.LA Times
'It's ugly out there': Rail thefts leave tracks littered with pilfered packages
U.S.Fox News
'Corrupt' FBI should be 'eliminated' for statement on Texas synagogue hostage taker: Critics
The FBI is being slammed for saying the Congregation Beth Israel hostage taker's demands were "not specifically related to the Jewish community."
The child is believed to have brought nearly 40 bags of the deadly drug into his Hartford school, leading to his overdose in the gymnasium.
U.S.Associated Press
Crews made railroad repairs in Los Angeles Monday after a train derailed near the location where thieves have been raiding cargo containers, leaving the tracks littered with emptied boxes of packaged good sent by retailers. It wasn't immediately clear if the derailment that happened Saturday was caused by the debris left behind by thieves in the Lincoln Heights area near downtown Los Angeles. Union Pacific said the cause of the derailment was under investigation.
U.S.The Fayetteville Observer
Letter: Pro-gun Fayetteville reader asks if a windshield wiper is a deadly threat
As reported, Cumberland County Sheriff Lt. Jeffrey Hash left his vehicle and shot Jason Walker. If those are the circumstances, it raises questions.
WorldThe Repository
Monday After: Boarding John Madden's first Madden Cruiser
Pro Football Hall of Fame artifact is legacy of legendary coach and broadcaster
WorldAssociated Press
A cold case team that combed through evidence for five years in a bid to unravel one of World War II's enduring mysteries has reached what it calls the "most likely scenario" of who betrayed Jewish teenage diarist Anne Frank and her family. "We have investigated over 30 suspects in 20 different scenarios, leaving one scenario we like to refer to as the most likely scenario," said film maker Thijs Bayens, who had the idea to put together the cold case team, that was led by retired FBI agent Vincent Pankoke, to forensically examine the evidence.


A few hours ago we updated about the budget Microsoft Surface tablet, and now the company has made it official as Microsoft Surface Go with pricing starts at $399 MSRP.
The new Surface Go is Microsoft's smallest (10-inch) and affordable tablet comes with features like PixelSense display, design cues, and an inbuilt kickstand. These features can also be found on the Microsoft Surface Pro.
"That's the idea behind the design of Surface Go – our smallest, lightest, and most affordable Surface yet. When we designed this device, we had to ask ourselves what people want and need from a 10" Surface. The answers seem obvious – lightweight, productive, and accessible to more people," Panos Panay, Microsoft's Chief Product Officer said in a blog post.
In order to keep the cost low, the Surface Go tablet packs more modest internal components. The tablet is powered by a 7th Generation Intel Pentium Gold Processor 4415Y and comes with a 10-inch PixelSense display that supports Surface Pen.
For connectivity, it features Surface Connect for charging and docking, USB-C 3.1, a headphone jack, and a MicroSD card reader for storage expansion.
The tablet runs Windows 10 with S mode enabled out-of-the-box giving you the ability to access the Edge browser and apps available in the Microsoft Store. It also comes with Netflix or Hulu app support.
The Surface Go with Wi-Fi is now available for pre-order in select countries which include US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Italy, Portugal, and Spain.
The company said the Surface Go LTE model will be arriving later this year.


Find great deals on eBay for High Pressure Hose Nozzle in Garden Hose Sprayers and Nozzles. Shop with confidence.
high pressure spray hoses wholesale, buy high pressure spray hoses from 9946 high pressure spray hoses suppliers from China.
Quality high pressure spray hose for sale from - 7300 high pressure spray hose - China high pressure spray hose manufacturers from China.
High-pressure rubber hose series for sale, new High pressure spray hose of ZhuHai Painter Technology Limited from China.


What is it like to have a book in print?
My first book was published in February. For an academic, this is an entirely normal event: to progress in most humanities fields, you need a book. But it's also a big deal. I started the book in 2008, as my doctoral dissertation, and it was a big part of my life for a long time.


text:
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Israel Sociological Society
Israeli Sociology
A Journal for the Study of Society in Israel
Volume 8, 2006/2007 Issue 1
Haya Stier
Community theatre is a cultural practice that articulates life experiences from the standpoint of the co-culture. It is a unique self-text that the co-culture creates for itself and by itself. It combines art with action, aesthetic with pragmatism, and social involvement with intentions to produce change. First the theoretical frame is outlined based on the neo-Gramscian approach to popular culture. Next this frame serves to analyze two community performances that focus on Project Renewal. The subversive tactics by which the co-culture negotiates with Project Renewal are sought out, as is the way these texts contribute to a broader understanding of the complex relationship between the dominant group and the co-culture.
The growing social, economic, and cultural chasm between two neighboring cities, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, is related to the intensification of globalization. In their global orientation, Jerusalem is a global locality while Tel Aviv constitutes a local globality. Moreover, Tel Aviv and its environs form the center of the expanding `creative` economy in Israel. The economic, demographic and symbolic consequences of the economic gaps are examined, and the effectiveness and significance of the reactions of national, municipal and civic bodies within Jerusalem to the widening rift are questioned.
Divorce in Israel is affected by match between the spouses as well as investment in marriage-specific capital, marriage timing, and marriage parity. The matched 1983-1995 census samples, representing 4% of the Israeli population, collected and matched by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics, serve as a panel study, and are used in the current study. The findings show that ethnic homogamy has a stabilizing effect when ethnicity is measured by country of origin, but the effect is not statistically significant when ethnicity is measured by continent of origin. The findings also show that match by education and age, as well as investment in marriage-specific capital and marriage parity, exert an effect on the odds of divorce.
Most studies that deal with gender inequality focus on labor market processes. The present article argues that the family unit is an additional system of social stratification and the married woman's economic dependency is a central mechanism for the maintenance of her weak social status. Changes in married women's economic dependence on their husbands in Israel from 1980 to 2000 are examined, as are household and spousal factors affecting it. Data from the Israeli Income Surveys show that the relative contribution of married women to the family income increased substantially over time, but the degree of economic dependence became more moderate in dual career families. Apparently, the rise in married women's labor force participation resulted in women moving from complete dependence to some dependence. A re-evaluation of family structure and the roles of its members in creating and sustaining gender inequality is necessary.
Abstract. Duvdevan unit soldiers claim that in their military training a new body is created embedded with abilities of violence, control, and enjoyment. The article suggests a new theoretical model explaining the connection between the three concepts. The new bodily abilities are shown to remain in the soldier's body long after discharge from the military, a finding that calls for a discussion in the nature of these changes. For this purpose two analytical concepts are looked into: "Habitus" and "Local Biologies." Training creates a new bodily habitus and also a new local biology, suggesting an explanation for the finding of long-term change.
Opening Words
Rivka Ribak
The Quest for Authentic Dialogue
Tamar Katriel
On the Potential Efficacy of Words
Deborah Golden
Between Critique and Commitment: On Dialogic Moments by Tamar Katriel
Yoram S. Carmeli
על: Class Mobility Trends in Israeli Society, 1974-1991 / by Meir Yaish
מיכאל שלו
על: תמורות בחינוך – קווים למדיניות החינוך בישראל לשנות האלפיים / בעריכת יובל דרור, דוד נבו ורנה שפירא
דבורה קלקין-פישמן
על: אי שיוויון בחינוך / מאת דפנה גולן-עגנון
אורית איכילוב
על: Ideology, Policy, and Practice: Education for Immigrants and Minorities in Israel Today / by Devorah Kalekin-Fishman
תמר הורוביץ
על: שאלה של כבוד / מאת אורית קמיר
נויה רימלט
על: Courting Conflict: The Israeli Military Court System in the West Bank and Gaza / by Lisa Hajjar
הדר אבירם
על: קולוניאליות והמצב הפוסטקולוקניאלי / בעריכת יהודה שנהב
הנרייט דהאן-כלב
על: Constructing a sense of Place: Architecture and the Zionist Discourse / edited by Haim Yacobi
יפעת וייס
על: The Israel Defense Force and the Foundation of Israel - Utopia in Uniform / by Ze'ev Drory
סטיוארט כהן
על: שושביני הקדושים – חולמים, מרפאות וצדיקים בספר העירוני בישראל / מאת יורם בילו
נסים ליאון
על: Negotiating the holistic turn: The Domestication of Alternative Medicine / by Judith Fadlon
יעל קשת
על: סוף הסיפור: משמעות, זהות, זקנה / מאת טובה גמליאל
תמר כתריאל
הורדת ביקורות הספרים
Taken from: Al Ha'esh (On the Fire) / Nir Avieli, Vol. 14 No.1
Taken From: Dancers in Iron Age Israel ca. 1200-600 BCE / Batyah Schachter, Vol. 13 No. 2
Taken from: Display of Institutional Power between Race and Gender / Noa Hazan, Vol. 14 No. 2
Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Faculty of Social Sciences, Tel-Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, Tel-Aviv, 6139001
Tel: 972-3-6408964 | Fax: 972-3-6409215 | Mail: israelisoc@gmail.com | socis@tauex.tau.ac.il
Editor: Prof. Alexandra Kalev | Book Review Editor: Dr. Tom Pessah | Editorial Assistant: Dana Vaknin
© Israeli Sociology 2023


text:
Q: Exporting Sheets to PDF using getAs('application/pdf') returns unexpected margins & formatting I converted Google Sheets file to PDF with scripts:
var source = DriveApp.getFilesByName('template').next();
var temp = source.getAs('application/pdf').setName(new_name);
var newFile = folder.createFile(temp);

Unfortunately the destination file PDF lost all margins it originally had.
I have set the correct margins in Google Sheets.
How do I keep the same margin values in the destination file?


text:
Nature slowing down climate change, but for how long?
A recent study published in the scientific journal Nature focuses on global carbon emissions resulting from deforestation...
Working on Impact 2022
Earlier this year Deltares published 19 stories showing how our innovative and sustainable solutions contribute to complex...
5 years Marker Wadden
The Markermeer is one of Europe's largest freshwater lakes. Using sand and sludge from the area, a new archipelago has been built...
Enabling Delta Life more urgent than ever
Deltares' mission – enabling delta life – is more urgent than ever. Across the world, deltas are under pressure. Not just as a result of growing populations and economies, but also due to climate change...
Salt intrusion in the Mekong Delta
The increased saline water intrusion has not only cost the Mekong delta millions of dollars yearly in freshwater shortage and crop loss, but is also identified as the key to its strategic land use...
A recent study published in the scientific journal Nature focuses on global carbon emissions resulting from deforestation and natural fires. Deltares colleague Margreet van Marle is the lead author and worked together with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and other organisations. The research helps us to understand how quickly climate change progresses, as the carbon emissions caused by deforestation have a large impact on the climate.
A new timeline of global carbon emissions caused by deforestation was developed. This timeline is the missing link in understanding the global carbon cycle. It implies that the natural CO2 absorption by land and oceans are more efficient than originally thought.
New land-use-change emissions indicate a declining CO2 airborne fraction
Margreet van Marle
Wildfires and climate resilience expert
Earlier this year Deltares published 19 stories showing how our innovative and sustainable solutions contribute to complex and urgent challenges facing society.
Have you missed it?
Henriëtte Otter
Research management team member
The Markermeer is one of Europe's largest freshwater lakes. Using sand and sludge from the area, a new archipelago has been built in the lake. The past five years several parties participating in the Knowledge and Innovation Programme Marker Wadden (KIMA) investigated how these islands can be created, and what they mean for the lake's water quality and the region's biodiversity. Deltares coordinated the knowledge programme.
These findings will be shared during the International Marker Wadden Conference in Amsterdam from 12-14 October.
Sacha de Rijk
Water Quality Expert
The increased saline water intrusion has not only cost the Mekong delta millions of dollars yearly in freshwater shortage and crop loss, but is also identified as the key to its strategic land use planning. In his PhD research Sepehr Eslami quantifies the contributions of various environmental stressors, such as climate change, land subsidence, and riverbed erosion in response to upstream entrapments and sand mining. He also develops various environmental pathways for the delta for the first time.
On 29 April, Sepehr successfully defended his PhD on 'Environmental change in a mega-delta Dynamics of salt intrusion in the Vietnamese Mekong Delta' at Utrecht University. Sepehr started his PhD at Utrecht University in 2015, joining our Deltares Singapore office in 2020. His research focused on salt intrusion in the Mekong Delta – the world's third largest delta. With a population of over 20 million, the Mekong Delta supplies over 50% of Vietnam's food. Sepehr's work has expanded on past, present, and future dynamics of salinity in the delta.
Sepehr Eslami Arab
Coastal expert
Deltares' mission – enabling delta life – is more urgent than ever. Across the world, deltas are under pressure. Not just as a result of growing populations and economies, but also due to climate change, rising sea levels, and land subsidence we face transitions that have huge societal impact.
Knowledge of water and subsurface is of immense importance to tackle the societal challenges we face. We must look further ahead and see that time is running out, and that is why we must accelerate now. At Deltares, we prioritise Dutch, European, and global missions. The impact of these goals determine our priorities and our actions. Mission-driven work is being put into focus with so-called moonshots – ambitious goals with major societal importance that can only be reached by working together. Want to know more about our moonshots? Watch our animation Let's work together on Enabling Delta Life.
Joris van Ruijven


text:
Registrar SSUET, Syed Sarfraz Ali and Chairman of Sailani Welfare Trust, Maulana Bashir Farooqui are signing MoU. (L-R) Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Vali Uddin, Chancellor Jawaid Anwar, Mr. Noman Ali Khan, Mr Ziaullah Khan and Mr Nadeem Jaffery are seen standing behind.
KARACHI, January 4, 2022 – Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Sailani Welfare and Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology (SSUET) to promote the vision of the Honorable President of Pakistan, Mr. Arif Alvi, for technological advancement. The purpose of the MoU is to introduce new technologies to the youth and updated them with the latest trends to compete in global market.
Registrar SSUET, Engr. Cdre (R) Syed Sarfraz Ali and Maulana Bashir Farooqui Qadri, Chairman of Saylani Welfare Trust, have singed this agreement in the presence of the Chancellor Jawaid Anwar and Vice Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Vali Uddin.
The mission of the Presidential Initiative for Artificial Intelligence and Computing (PIAIC) is to reshape Pakistan by revolutionizing education, research, and business by adopting latest, cutting-edge technologies.
Maulana Bashir Farooqui, Chairman Sailani Welfare Trust, said that Sailani Welfare Trust will take care of all the financial aspect of this programe and we will work transparently for the betterment of all Pakistani youth to adopt latest technologies. We want Pakistan to become global hub for AI, data science, cloud native computing, block chain and internet of things.
Chancellor SSUET, Jawaid Anwar, said that the President's vision is aligned with the vision of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and SSUET is already working for uplifting the youth of Karachi and Pakistan. Focusing on human resource development, Continuing Education Programme (CEP) of Sir Syed University was initiated to cater to the increasing demand of professionally qualified workers in the country and abroad.
Vice Chancellor SSUET, Prof. Dr. Vali Uddin said that the modern era of fourth industrial revolution with emerging and enabling technologies and systems like Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, and Cybersecurity is bringing positive impact on improving the quality of life and experience. Technical skills help you work more efficiently boost your confidence and make you a more valuable candidate for employers. The employees with technical skills are often better at multitasking in a challenging and complex role.
Dean Faculty of Computing and Applied Science, Prof. Dr. Aqeel ur Rehman, Dean Faculty of Electronic and Computer Engineering, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aamir, Ziaullah Khan, Director CCPE, Muhammad Noman Ali Khan, Director Kamyab Jawan Program, Dr Tahir Fattani and others were also present on the occasion


text:
Edward Taylor ist der Name folgender Personen:

* Edward Taylor (Dichter) (1641–1729), amerikanischer Dichter
 Edward Taylor (Musiker) (1784–1863), englischer Musikschriftsteller
 Edward Taylor (Soldat) (um 1812–1836), US-amerikanischer Soldat
 Edward Taylor (Drehbuchautor), US-amerikanischer Drehbuchautor
 Edward Taylor (Komponist), US-amerikanischer Komponist
 Edward Taylor, eigentlicher Name von Kingsize Taylor (1939–2023), britischer Rock-Musiker
 Edward C. Taylor (1923–2017), US-amerikanischer Chemiker
 Edward Harrison Taylor (1889–1978), US-amerikanischer Zoologe
 Edward L. Taylor (1869–1938), US-amerikanischer Politiker
 Edward MacMillan Taylor (* 1937), britischer Politiker
 Edward T. Taylor (1858–1941), US-amerikanischer Politiker

Siehe auch:

 Eddie Taylor

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


Q. Where should I begin my engineering research?
Access Engineering provides seamless access to regularly updated engineering reference information including books, instructional videos, interactive tables and charts.


Sworn to secrecy, the first thing University of Lethbridge student Jill Tataryn did when she found out she was the recipient of the Futures Fund Scholarship for Outstanding Leadership was to treat her mom to a coffee.
Fourth-year finance major Jill Tataryn to be honoured at Canada's Outstanding CEO of the Year Gala.
Accordingly, Tataryn had to celebrate that moment in secret by doing what she does best — giving back.
Tataryn is one of 10 university business students from across Canada chosen to be honoured at Canada's Outstanding CEO of the Year Gala being held in Toronto in February. Award winners, who will receive grants of $7,500 each, had to have demonstrated exemplary leadership skills through academic achievement and extra-curricular activities to be chosen.
In addition to earning a high GPA, Tataryn is active in a number of clubs at the University, including the Management Students' Society (MSS) for which she was chosen to be director academic. Her leadership also extends to the rugby field where Tataryn is part of the women's rugby team leadership group. She also spends time coaching both her teammates as well as the girls' rugby team at Chinook High School. Tataryn is also a volunteer with the Good Samaritan Society, the Lethbridge Soccer Association and Project Paintbrush.
In fact, when asked what trait she possesses that she thinks has led her to such success, Tataryn named her desire to be involved.
"It has allowed me to participate in so many opportunities and experiences thus far. Putting yourself out there is the best way to be 'lucky' when it comes to getting a job, a volunteer position or a scholarship," she says.
And on top of giving back and being involved, Dan Kazakoff, assistant dean, Experiential Education Programs, and one of Tataryn's former professors, recognizes the other ingredient that has propelled the prestigious business-grant winner to success.
To all who know Tataryn, all this is no secret.


The EVI Playing Cards contain questions and answers about drugs with sources that can be found on this site. Use the EVI Playing Cards to open dialogue with children in a fun and informative way.
Talking with their children about drugs.
Playing cards games such as, Hearts, Go Fish, Memory, Crazy Eights and Canasta.
To understand their grandchildren's world.
Talking with their grandchildren about drugs.
In question and answer sessions.
The illustrations and graphic design of the deck of cards was completed by David Barthwell of Verge Studios. Contact Verge with any questions about the deck, or to view any additional cards before ordering!


Burntt Autumnal colours and a dramatic setting of an open air church captured have us swooning today captured by YLL Weddings "The shoot took place at St Dunstan-in-the-East, the incredible ruins of a church full of gothic arches and shrouded in decades of vines and plants slowly overtaking the original architecture. The inspiration for the shoot was a traditional romantic fairytale style with an unusual twist. The shoot combines white lace, blush flowers and an ethereal beauty with the incredible architecture of the church, the gothic arches and the blackened edges of the structure – the scars of the Great Fire and Blitz which destroyed the rest of the church. The photographs show the bride walking through the ruins as if she were the only person in the world. Two dresses by Minna were included in the shoot, the first a boho style dress in a pale ivory lace, with off the shoulder details swept through the churchyard with a windswept and delicate feel. The second a stunning dress with a lace back and cutout detail, an open fronted design with a show stopping train in perfect white.


text:
Danielle de Picciotto & Friends in Conversation
Jarboe
22. September 2017, Danielle de Picciotto .G. ThirlwellAlexander hackeFoetusJarboeMichael GiraSwans
Jarboe (Photo by Halvor-Bodin)
I met Jarboe at a New Years party in 2009. The invite had come from Algis Kizys, the former bassist of the Swans and Vincent Signorelli, Unsane's drummer. A large group of musicians and artists packed their living room by midnight, including Norman Westberg of the Swans, Sparks from the early Beastie Boys days, Alexander Hacke of Einstürzende Neubauten, J.G. Thirlwell (aka Foetus) and Derrick Green of Sepultura, rubbing shoulders and drinking rum. In spite of the impressive collection of male performers, the arrival of a slender blonde woman attracted the most attention. I watched her move quietly through the room, almost invisible between the many leather jackets or hoodies and noticed how everybody seemed to know and respect her. After being introduced she asked me a couple of polite questions in a soft southern drawl and then moved on with the air of a queen. I was impressed.
The second time I met her was in Atlanta in 2011. I was there to perform a concert and called to ask her for an interview on Lary 7. I was directing a film on the legendary NY artist and as Jarboe had worked with him for years she agreed to tell me a couple of her stories. She greeted me in her house that was being renovated and I noticed that all her walls were painted black. The interview went well and I left after three hours, impressed by her musical knowledge, dedication and charisma.
A year later she invited my partner and I to double bill with her on a European tour, where she was presenting an album she had composed together with the cellist Helen Money. Thankfully we said yes because it was to be the nicest and most relaxed tour ever and we have been friends ever since.
Jarboe came to prominence as a member of the New York City-based band Swans in 1985. She and Michael Gira became an iconic artist couple of the 80ies, mesmerizing the international underground scene until the band broke up in 1998. The trained opera singer went on to record solo albums and collaborating with Brian Williams, J. G. Thirlwell, Joseph Budenholzer of Backworld, Kid Congo Powers, Blixa Bargeld, Neurosis, Attila Csihar, Phil Anselmo. Currently she is releasing an EP "Consouling Sounds" together with Father Murphy and touring Europe.
On her website one finds this quite well fitting self description: "Jarboe draws from a variety of sources: childhood in the Mississippi delta and New Orleans, life in NYC's east village during the post no-wave scene in the band Swans, university studies in literature and theatre, global travels, and a history of extensive recordings, collaborations, and performances. Jarboe's voice and music is known for versatility and emotional conveyance in bold experimental as well as melodic diversity and expression."
Alexander Hacke, Jarboe, Helen Money and Danielle de Picciotto.
Danielle de Picciotto: Jarboe, you are releasing an Ep with Father Murphy. Could you please tell us of how you met and your connection to them?
Jarboe: Father Murphy is a duo from Italy. I saw their live performance several years ago and I found it so compelling that I had to work with them.
Danielle de Picciotto: You collaborate quite frequently with interesting artists. What do you look for in music and in collaborations?
Jarboe: It involves pure instinct, resonance, sense of intrigue and mystery. It involves mutual enthusiasm and trust. I prefer to work with artists that I get to know first.
Danielle de Picciotto: How has your work evolved since leaving the Swans – working as a solo artist is a different setting than with a band, right? Does it give you more freedom or is it more challenging?
Jarboe: I was also doing solo albums the same time I was in Swans. In addition to the various line-ups of Swans for years, post Swans I've also worked live and in recording with the band Neurosis as well as several line-ups of The Living Jarboe band. My approach with a band is to make sure the individual strengths of every person come forward. It is a give and take such that the band is ideally the totality of all involved not just one ego.
Alternately, as multi-tasking: writer, composer, musician, vocalist, engineer, visual artist of my albums and website, the self-reliance is absolutely freeing and challenging. It requires a particular discipline to work alone. You must motivate yourself to fulfill the project. No one is determining your schedule. No one else is pushing you to do better, to work harder, to go beyond your own limits of what you can do. You must be your own critic.
Danielle de Picciotto: You will be touring Europe with Father Murphy – what's the line-up? Separate solo performances with collaboration at the end like you did with Helen Money?
Jarboe: Father Murphy will perform their own set and then I will join to perform my set. It is to flow as one set.
Danielle de Picciotto: What are your plans for the future?
Jarboe: Immediate future is a second Blackmouth album in 2018, a new Jarboe album in 2018 and live shows.
JARBOE & FATHER MURPHY : EUROPEAN TOUR 2017
Sept 22 N9, Eeklo, Belgium
Sept 23 Südbahnhof, Krefeld, Germany
Sept 24 QUASIMODO Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Sept 26 Kabinet Muz, Brno, Czech Republic
Sept 27 Soulkostel, Vernerovice, Czech Republic
Sept 28 LAS, Poznan, Poland
Sept 29 NRD Klub, Torun, Poland
Sept 30 Smoke Over Dock II Festival @ B90, Gdansk, Poland
Oct 01 Distorted Festival @ Klub Hydrozagadka, Warsaw, Poland
Oct 02 Dom, Lodz, Poland
Oct 04 Ģertrūdes ielas teātris, Riga, Latvia
Oct 05 16 Tons, Moscow, Russia
Oct 7 The Place, St. Petersburg, Russia
Oct 10 Kraken Sthlm, Stockolm, Sweden
Oct 11 Tinvallakyrkan, Karlstad, Sweden
Oct 12 House of Foundation, Moss, Norway
Oct 13 Koloni Gbg, Gothenburg Public Library, Gotenburg, Sweden
Oct 14 TAPE, Aarhus, Denmark
Oct 16 Safe, Basel, Switzerland
Oct 17 La Cave 12, Geneve, Switzerland
Oct 18 Bruma Vol. III, Pistoia, Italy
Oct 19 Circolo Gagarin, Busto Arsizio, Italy
Oct 20 Sonic Lyon, Lyon, France
Oct 21 Instants Chavirés, Paris, France
Oct 23 St Pancras Old Church, London, England
Oct 24 The Musician , Leicester, England
Oct 25 Cottiers Church, Glasgow, Scotland
Oct 26 The Continental, Preston, England
Oct 28 Magasin 4, Brussels, Belgium
Oct 29 Tivoli Vredenburg, Utrecht, Netherlands
Oct 31 Sala Nazca, Madrid, Spain
Nov 02 49 ZDB, Lisbon, Portugal
Nov 03 Understage / Teatro Municipal do Porto – Rivoli , Porto, Portugal
Danielle De Picciotto & Friends – Käthe Kruse
Käthe Kruse: "Half-hearted work is worth nothing"
"Difficult to answer. I am open and honest in a straightforward and direct way. That means I do not …
Danielle de Picciotto - Insolvency & Pop
Looking for a(nother) place to call home
Hacke and de Picciotto certainly had a shorter journey in mind when they packed their suitcases five…


text:
Ischnochiton erythronotus är en blötdjursart som först beskrevs av C.B. Adams 1845.  Ischnochiton erythronotus ingår i släktet Ischnochiton och familjen Ischnochitonidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Ledsnäckor
erythronotus


text:
Q: Transforming a summation over two indices into a summation over a single index Let $R$ be a ring and $f(i,j)\in R$ for every $(i,j)\in[0,n]\times[0,m]$, where $m,n\in\mathbf{N}$. Furthermore, suppose that $f(i,j)=0$ for $i>n$ or $j>m$.
Let $0\leq k\leq n+m$. How can I prove that
$$\sum_{0\leq i\leq n\\0\leq j\leq m\\i+j=k}f(i,j)=\sum_{i=0}^kf(i,k-i)?$$
If I have two ordered sequences $(x_\alpha)_{\alpha\in A}$ and $(y_\beta)_{\beta\in B}$ and wish to show that their sums are equal, I usually try to prove that they are similar sequences: i.e. I try to construct an order isomorphism $\phi:A\rightarrow B$ such that
$$y_{\phi(\alpha)}=x_\alpha$$
for all $\alpha\in A$. Establishing this implies that $\sum_{\alpha\in A}x_\alpha=\sum_{\beta\in B}x_\beta$.
Let $E_k:=\{(i,j)\ |\ 0\leq i\leq n\land 0\leq j\leq m\land i+j=k\}$ for $0\leq k\leq m+n$. It is obvious that a bijection need not exist between $[0,k]$ and $E_k$. This means that demonstrating similarity between the sequences $(f(i,j))$ and $(f(i,k-i))$ is not a viable strategy.
Are there other explicit ways to prove the equality between these sums?

A: Note that
$$\begin{align*}
A&=\{\langle i,j\rangle:0\le i\le n,0\le j\le m,\text{ and }i+j=k\}\\
&=\{\langle i,k-i\rangle:0\le i\le n\text{ and }0\le k-i\le m\}\\
&=\{\langle i,k-i\rangle:0\le i\le n\text{ and }k-m\le i\le k\}\\
&=\big\{\langle i,k-i\rangle:\max\{0,k-m\}\le i\le\min\{n,k\}\big\}\,,
\end{align*}$$
which may be a proper subset of
$$B=\{\langle i,k-i\rangle:0\le i\le k\}\,.$$
However, if $0\le i<k-m$, then $k-i>k-(k-m)=m$, so $f(i,k-i)=0$, and if $n<i\le k$, then again $f(i,k-i)=0$, so $f(i,j)=0$ for all $\langle i,j\rangle\in B\setminus A$, and therefore
$$\sum_{\substack{0\le i\le n\\0\le j\le m\\i+j=k}}f(i,j)=\sum_{\langle i,j\rangle\in A}f(i,j)=\sum_{\langle i,j\rangle\in B}f(i,j)=\sum_{i=0}^kf(i,k-i)\,.$$

A: The two sums are equal because they are finite sums and they both sum the same elements.
The sets of elements to be summed
$$ \{ f(i,j)\,\, \vert\,\,0\le i\le n, 0\le j\le m\}\text{ and }\{ f(i,k-i)\,\, \vert\,\,i\le k\le m+i\text{ while }0\le i\le n\ \}$$
are the same sets.

A: Because $f(i,j)=0$ for $i>n$ or $j>m$ we get
$$\sum_{0\leq i\leq n,\\0\leq j\leq m\\\text{such that} \\i+j=k}f(i,j)= \sum_{0\leq i,\\0\leq j\\\text{such that} \\i+j=k}f(i,j) =  \sum_{0\leq i\\\text{such that}\\0\leq k-i}f(i,k-i) = \sum_{i=0}^k f(i,k-i) .$$