Sister Edwards, Sister Tarr. On Ground: Sister Draper.
Group of South Australian sisters who were tendered a farewell at the Lady Colton Hall last week.
Twenty two nurses photographed prior to leaving South Australia during World War I. These nurses were tendered a farewell at the Edith Cavell Army Nurses' Clubrooms, North Terrace, on Wednesday 20 December 1916.
Sisters Elsie Louise Steadman, Ivy Jessie Rodgers, Daisy Jane Wright, Edith Emily Faulkner, Elizabeth Scholastica Dailey and Elfrida J.M. Lapidge.
Sisters Dora Hannah Birks, Florence Maud Tabor, Sarah Ann Lord, Rosetta Lee Rushton, Florence May Laity, Kathleen Miriam Taylor and Doris Agatha Barry.
Sister Sarah Louisa Copley, Matron Alma Hancock, Sister Edith M. Menhennett, Principal Matron Ethel R. Uren, Sisters Erica Gwendoline Giles and Doris Gordon.
Adelaide, SA. June 1917. Group portrait of Australian Army Nursing Service (AANS) sisters from Qld, NSW, Vic, Tas, and SA, bound for Salonica, Greece on the RMS Mooltan.
Front Row: Unidentified (1); Staff Nurse (SN) Enid Rose Morgan-Jones of Enoggera, Qld (2); Unidentified (3); SN Henrietta Leary of Coogee, NSW (4); SN Marie Madeline Goulee Bass of Mosman, NSW (5); SN Gertrude Mary Cantwell of Sydney, NSW (6); SN Jessie Mary Breaden of Launceston, Tas (7); Lieutenant Pollitt (8); SN Jean Matilda Stanbury of Hawthorn, Vic (9); SN Jean Violet Victoria McColl of Colac, Vic (10); SN Lavinia Amelia Hardcastle of Enoggera, Qld (11); SN Ann Lowe (12); SN Jane McLellan of Enoggera, Qld (13); SN Gertrude Relf of Kangaroo Point, Qld (14); ?SN Myrtle Linda Kirk of East St Kilda, Vic (15); Sister Florence Elizabeth Paton of Stanmore, NSW (16); Sister Annie Isabella Griffiths of Chatswood, NSW (17); Sister M. Geddes (18); SN Kathleen Margaret Murray of St Kilda, Vic (19); SN Adele Baker of Penrith, NSW (20); Major Richards, Army Medical Corps (21); Miss Laura Hancock of Adelaide SA, Principal Matron, Home Service (22); Matron E. Weir (23); Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) Rodgers of SA, ex Commander Burford (24); Mrs Isaacs, Mayoress of Adelaide, SA (25); Mr Isaacs, Mayor of Adelaide, SA (26); Lt Col H. Russell of SA, Principal Medical Officer (27); Jessie McHardie White, Principal Matron (28); General Forsyth, Commandant (29); Mrs Vaughan (30); Mrs H. J. Holden of SA (31); Major Puddlebury, Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (32); Matron B. A. Campbell (33); Mrs S. G. Kelly of SA (34); SN Sophia Daniels of North Adelaide, SA (35); SN Katie Reid of Double Bay, NSW (36); Sister A. M. Hetherington (37); SN Alice Maud (Maud) Hannam of Sydney, NSW (38); SN Maud Margaret Lloyd of Sydney, NSW (39); Unidentified (40); SN Grace Annie Wright of Sydney, NSW (41); SN Vivian Alma Lee Shea of Sydney, NSW (42); SN Elizabeth Ellen Murrell of Eastwood, NSW (43); SN H. T. Wood (44); SN Leah Elizabeth Connah of Manly, NSW (45); SN Lilian Jane (Lily) Rutherford of Essendon, Vic (46); SN E. Watts (47); SN F. Giles (48); SN Zoe Irene Sydenham of Colac, Vic (49); SN Redford (50); Alice Mary Rowand of South Yarra, Vic (51); Sister Steel (52); SN Mary Elizabeth Carmichael of Stoney Creek, South Gippsland, Vic (53); SN Muriel Folder of Battery Point, Tas (54); SN Elliot (55); SN Alice Cecilia Scahill of Punchbowl, NSW (56); Unidentified (57); Sister Sorensen (58); SN Rosamund Brenda Atherton of Kangaroo Point, Qld (59); Sister Squiers (60); Unidentified (61); SN Ruby Evelyn Beresford of Latrobe, Tas (62); SN Clara Irene (Irene) Webb of Sydney, NSW (63); SN Isabel Frances Grace of Moonee Ponds, Vic (64); SN Annie Marion (Marion) Shand of North Sydney, NSW (65); SN Major Minnie West of Sydney, NSW (66); SN H. McRae (67); SN Catherine Evelyn McRae of Horsham, Vic (68); Unidentified (69); Sister Catherine Stone (70); SN Linda Gertrude Andrews of Kangaroo Point, Qld (71); Unidentified (72); SN Bessie Maud Kent of Enfield, NSW or Bertha Mary Kent of Adelaide, SA (73); SN Alice Jane Thompson of Balmain, NSW (74); SN Josephine Margaret Gannon of Sydney, NSW (75); SN Hilda Evelyn Hickson of Manly, NSW (76); Sister Mary Ann Hutton of Parkes, NSW (77); SN Ida Annie Burns of Sydney, NSW (78); Sister Prichard (79); Dorothy Richards Gregory of St Kilda, Vic (80); SN Nancy Guaran of St Kilda, Vic (81); SN R. Carmichael (82); SN Margaret Irene (Irene) Lang of East Geelong, Vic (83); SN Jessie Bassetti of Waverley, NSW (84); Sister Paulin Emily Cherry of Hobart, Tas (85); SN Isabel Yatala Mary Edwards of Kew, Vic (86); Unidentified (87); SN Shew (88); SN Minnie Agnes Cowan of Denman, NSW (89); SN Matthews (90); Sister E. M. Bolton (91); SN Myra Annie Grove of Warragul, Vic (92); SN Baker (93); SN O'Reilly (94); Unidentified (95); SN Dorothy Mary (Dot) Feneley of West Maitland, NSW (96); SN Rita Ahern of Darlinghurst, NSW (97); SN Margaret Maisie (Maisie) Bogle of Mossgiel, via Hay, NSW (98); SN Alice Davey of Darlinghurst, NSW (99); SN Ella Jane Mann of Petersham, NSW (100); SN Ada Irene Harvey of Sydney, NSW (101); Sister Louisa Devenish Meares of Petersham, NSW (102); SN Mabel Wood of Croydon, NSW (103); SN ?Majory (Marjorie) Lundy Dight Walker of Sydney, NSW (104); Unidentified (105); SN Eather Edith Coggins of Penrith, NSW (106); SN Ethel Maud Stewart Cameron of Wagga Wagga, NSW (107); SN Olive Mary Rose of Essendon, Vic (108); SN Adelina Marks of Stanmore, NSW (109); SN M. S. Manning (110); SN Lullu Williams (111); Milanie Treleaven Ambler of West Coburg, Vic (112); Mary Maria Mitchell of Moonee Ponds, Vic (113); SN Ethel Maud Biggs of Portarlington, Vic (114); SN Irene Ethel Seuling of Elsternwick, Vic (115); N. Hennessey (116); D. (?Harriett Ellima) Mogg of Malvern, Vic (117); Unidentified (118); ?SN Beatrice Annie Coves of Kangaroo Point, Qld (119); SN L. E. White (120); SN Annie Winifred McGrath of Sydney, NSW (121); Unidentified (122); SN Elizabeth Parker of Sydney, NSW (123); SN Frances Grace Furnifull of North Sydney, NSW (124); SN Lilian Katherine Robertson of Drummoyne, NSW (125); SN A. M. Kemp (126); SN Kathleen May Turvey of Sydney, NSW (127); ?Padre Nicholls (128); SN Lucy May Pitman of Fern Tree, Tas (129); SN Ethel MacFie of Darlinghurst, NSW (130); Unidentified (131); SN Margaret Healey of Geelong, Vic (132); SN Connelly (133); SN Leonara Maud Eadie of Beaufort, Vic (134); Unidentified (135); SN Kemp (136); Unidentified (137); Sister Emma Mary Duffy of Sydney, NSW (138); SN Linda Watson of Battery Point, Hobart, Tas (139); Unidentified (140); SN Mabel Lucie Hutchison of Brunswick, Vic (141); SN May McDonald of Mortlake, Vic (142); SN Maud Stokes of Condobolin, NSW (143); Sn Annie Beatrice Milligan of Muswellbrook, NSW (144); Sister Violet Kellick (145); SN Elsie Jane Gale of Nyngan, NSW (146); Sister Ethel Meta Horton of Alberton, Vic (147); Sister Florence Gertrude Gregson of Armadale, Vic (148); SN Genevieve Nimmo (May) Hocquard of Newcastle, NSW (149); SN Daphne Leonore Loder of Bondi, NSW (150); SN Norma Norham Scott of Hamilton, Vic (151); Unidentified (152); SN Doris Fanny Lambert of Darlinghurst, NSW (153); SN Kathleen Malvina Rogers of Windsor, Vic (154); SN Frances Isabelle Prescott of Malvern, Vic (155); SN Elizabeth Letitia Rose Holland of Wentworth, NSW (156); SN Ruby Constance Collins of Darlinghurst, NSW (157); SN Edith Dina Jackson of Auburn, Vic (158); SN Russell (159); SN McLellan (160); Sister K. B. Campbell (161); SN Emily Edith Parker of Leichhardt, NSW (162); Sister Daisy Davidson (163); Sister Baxter (164); Sister Draper (165); Sister Begley (166); Unidentified (167); SN Annie Isabella McKenzie of Darlinghurst, NSW (168); Sister West (169); Unidentified (170); Sister M. Mears (171); SN Kathleen Amy Cowen of Kangaroo Point, Qld (172); Unidentified (173); SN Edith Eileen Malcolm of Melbourne, Vic (174); SN Gladys Webster Jarrett of Middle Park, Vic (175); SN Ethel May Mead of Elsternwick, Vic (176); Unidentified (177); SN Annie McKinnon of Kingston PO, Vic (178); SN Jean Gay of Box Hill, Vic (179); SN Dora Frances McCormack of Wangaratta, Vic (180); Unidentified (181); Unidentified (182); SN Craigh (183); SN O. C. Campbell (184); SN Gertrude Reid (185); SN Isobel Chloe McEwan MacKenzie of Hampton, Vic (186); SN Aimee Eakins of Hawthorn, Vic (187); SN Linda May Oldfield of Glebe Point, NSW (188); SN Linda Attwill Halliday of Arncliffe, NSW (189); Sister Campbell (190); SN Katrine Hughes of Sandringham, Vic (191); SN Lily May Payne of Carboor, via Milawa, Vic (192); SN Constance Adelaide Horwood of Canterbury, Vic (193); SN Olive Margaret Templeton of Windsor, Vic (194); Unidentified (195); SN Gladys Lilian Popkin of Sydney, NSW (196); SN Kitty Thomas of Sydney, NSW (197); SN Eileen Baird of Darlinghurst, NSW (198); SN Grace (199); SN Ursula Ellen Holahan of Darlinghurst, NSW (200); Unidentified (201); Kathleen Clara Taylor of Woollahra, NSW (202); SN Elsie Major of Sydney, NSW (203); Unidentified (204); SN Christina May Wearne of Drummoyne, NSW (205); SN Ruby May Fitzgerald of Sydney, NSW (206); SN Edith Agnes Purdon of Bathurst, NSW (207); Unidentified (208); SN Gladys Elizabeth Clare Boon of Orange, NSW (209); Unidentified (210); Unidentified (211); SN Margaret Delahenty of Geelong, Vic (212); SN Rudpie (213); Unidentified (214); SN Effie McLeod of Ballarat, Vic (215); SN Ione Nowland of Ashfield, NSW (216); SN Alexandra Love Williamson of Auburn, Vic (217); SN Lily Marion Martin of North Sydney, NSW (218); SN McGee (219); SN Ellen Margaret Kavanagh of Goulburn, NSW (220); SN Helen Mabel Pierce of Darlinghurst, NSW (221); SN Florence Lee of Scone, NSW (222); SN E. McPhee (223); SN Lynch (224); SN Margaret Elizabeth (Elizabeth) Jones of Enoggera, Qld (225); SN C. J. Hughes (226); SN Grace Kathleen Foley of Kew, Vic (227); Julia Gertrude Kenny of Melbourne, Vic (228); Unidentified (229); SN Catherine Monckton of Enoggera, Qld (230); Unidentified (231); SN E. Coggins (232); SN T. Johns (233); SN Violet Jean Stirling of Kangaroo Point, Qld (234); Unidentified (235); SN Francis Elizabeth Noble of Epping, NSW (236); SN Amy Glenthora Bembrick of Epping, NSW (237); SN Cecil Dallis Wray of Sydney, NSW (238); Unidentified (239); SN Grace Mary Williamson (240); SN Gladys Leila Walter of North Sydney, NSW (241); SN Alice Elliott of Budgeree, via Boolarra, Vic (242); SN M. Elsie (Elsie) Jones of Mooroopna, Vic (243); SN Constance Emma Lindsay of Kangaroo Point, Qld (244); Unidentified (245); SN Dorothy Maud Traill of Cassilis, NSW (246); Unidentified (247).
1st Australian General Hospital (1 AGH) Formed Queensland, August 1914.
1 AGH Egypt This hospital was located in various buildings in Cairo.
It dealt with all war cases—physical injuries, diseases, shell shock.
1 AGH Rouen, France This hospital dealt with general battle casualties.
This group of nurses are the party of twenty Australian Red Cross nurses, sponsored by the NSW Jockey Club, and know as the 'Bluebirds' because of their blue uniforms. Identified left to right, back row: Miss Moore, a masseuse; Mrs McKillop; Miss Harris; Miss Jamieson; Miss Hungerford; Miss Robinson. Third row: Miss Hutchinson; Miss Sheridan; Mrs Cook (partially obscured); Miss Wallace; Miss Lynette Crozier; Miss Minnie Hough; Miss Hilda Loxton. Second row: Miss Hughes; Miss S Fraser Thompson (later Mrs Hill); Miss Gray; Miss Dorothy Ellena Duffy; Miss Moreton. Front row: Sister Nellie Weston Crommelin; Mlle Niau (who accompanied the nurses to teach them French); Sister Norman. Sister Crommelin had previously served as a Red Cross nurse in England and France but had returned to Australia in late 1915.
Nursing staff of the 1st Australian Stationary Hospital.
RED CROSS NURSES, BOUND FOR FRANCE.
TWENTY NURSES WILL SAIL TO-DAY BY THE HOSPITAL SHIP KANOWNA.
Top Row (reading from left to right).-Sisters Sheridan, Hough, Loxton, Robinson, Harris, M'Killop, and Fraser-Thompson.
Centre Row (left to right).-Sisters Norman, Warner, Sutherland Wallace, Crozier, Hamilton-Moore, and Hungerford.
Front Row (left to right).-Sisters Crommelin, Hutchison, Fullerton Grey, Miss Marjorie Mort (Joint Hon. Secretary of the Red Cross), and Sister Jamieson.
This image was scanned from a photograph in the personal papers of Lieutenant Colonel Brent B. Rodd of Newcastle, NSW, Australia, held by Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia. It is from a collection by Lt. Col. Rodd, who served as a Major in the A.I.F. during World War I. He served with distinction, being wounded at the Battle of Villers-Bretonneux in 1918. His efforts are mentioned in Bean's official history of World War 1.


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»2013 Wisconsin Act 151
Date of enactment: March 27, 2014
2013 Senate Bill 641 Date of publication*: March 28, 2014
* Section 991.11, Wisconsin Statutes: Effective date of acts. "Every act and every portion of an act enacted by the legislature over the governor's partial veto which does not expressly prescribe the time when it takes effect shall take effect on the day after its date of publication."
An Act relating to: revising various provisions of the statutes for the purpose of supplying omissions and eliminating defects (Correction Bill).
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
151,1 Section 1. The treatment of 14.11 (2) (b) of the statutes by 2013 Wisconsin Act 20 is not repealed by 2013 Wisconsin Act 105. Both treatments stand.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference bureau, s. 14.11 (2) (b) reads:
(b) When special counsel is employed, a contract in writing shall be entered into between the state and such counsel, in which shall be fixed the compensation to be paid such counsel by the state. If the compensation is being determined on a contingent fee basis, the contract is subject to s. 20.9305. The contract shall be executed in behalf of the state by the governor, and shall be filed in the office of the secretary of state. Such compensation shall be charged to the special counsel appropriation in s. 20.505 (1) (d).
151,2 Section 2. 29.216 (2) of the statutes, as affected by 2013 Wisconsin Act 61, is amended to read:
29.216 (2) Authorization. The nonresident archer hunting license authorizes the hunting of all game, except bear, elk, wild turkey, and fur-bearing animals, during the open season for the hunting of that game with a bow and arrow.
151,3 Section 3. The treatment of 29.563 (12) (a) 2. of the statutes by 2013 Wisconsin Act 55 is not repealed by 2013 Wisconsin Act 61. Both treatments stand.
Note: There is no conflict of substance. As merged by the legislative reference bureau, s. 29.563 (12) (a) 2. reads:
2. Archer, crossbow, sports, or conservation patron, except as provided in subd. 2m: $14.25 if deer tags are included; $11.25 after open season and deer tags are not included.
151,4 Section 4 . 49.496 (3) (aj) 2. of the statutes, as affected by 2013 Wisconsin Act 92, is repealed and recreated to read:
49.496 (3) (aj) 2. There is a presumption, consistent with s. 766.31, which may be rebutted, that all property in the estate of a nonrecipient surviving spouse was marital property held with the recipient and that 100 percent of the property in the estate of the nonrecipient surviving spouse is subject to the department's claim under par. (a).
151,5 Section 5 . 49.496 (3) (dm) 2. of the statutes, as affected by 2013 Wisconsin Act 92, is repealed and recreated to read:
49.496 (3) (dm) 2. The department shall release the lien in the circumstances described in s. 49.849 (4) (c) 2.
151,6 Section 6. 60.23 (32) (b) 1. of the statutes, as created by 2013 Wisconsin Acts 50 and 51, is amended to read:
60.23 (32) (b) 1. In this paragraph, "town" means the town of Brookfield in Waukesha County or the town of Somers in Kenosha County.
151,7 Section 7. 60.23 (32) (d) of the statutes, as created by 2013 Wisconsin Acts 50 and 51, is amended to read:
60.23 (32) (d) If after January 1 a city or village annexes any part of a tax incremental district that is created as provided under par. (b) 2., the department of revenue shall redetermine the tax incremental base of the district by subtracting from the tax incremental base the value of the taxable property that is annexed from the existing district as of the following January 1, and if the annexation becomes effective on January 1 of any year, the redetermination shall be made as of that date. The tax incremental base as redetermined under this paragraph is effective for the purposes of this paragraph and par. (b) only if it is less than the original tax incremental base determined under s. 66.1105 (5) (a).
151,8 Section 8. 60.85 (5) (d) 2. of the statutes is amended to read:
60.85 (5) (d) 2. If after January 1 a city or village annexes town territory that contains part of a tax incremental district that is created by the town, the department of revenue shall redetermine the tax incremental base of the district by subtracting from the tax incremental base the value of the taxable property that is annexed from the existing district as of the following January 1, and if the annexation becomes effective on January 1 of any year, the redetermination shall be made as of that date. The tax incremental base as redetermined under this subdivision is effective for the purposes of this section only if it is less than the original tax incremental base determined under par. (b).
151,9 Section 9. 62.233 (2) (b) of the statutes, as created by 2013 Wisconsin Act 80, is amended to read:
62.233 (2) (b) For a city that incorporated after April 30, 1994, under s. 66.0203, 66.0211, 66.0213, or 66.025 66.0215, a shoreland that before incorporation as a city was part of a town that was subject to a county shoreland zoning ordinance under s. 59.692.
151,10 Section 10. 108.02 (4m) of the statutes, as affected by 2013 Wisconsin Act 36, is amended to read:
108.02 (4m) Base period wages. "Base period wages" means all of the following:
(a) All earnings for wage-earning service which that are paid to an employee during his or her base period as a result of employment for an employer except any payment made to or on behalf of an employee or his or her beneficiary under a cafeteria plan within the meaning of 26 USC 125, if the payment would not be treated as wages without regard to that plan and if 26 USC 125 would not treat the payment as constructively received; .
(b) All sick pay which that is paid directly by an employer to an employee at the employee's usual rate of pay during his or her base period as a result of employment for an employer;.
(c) All holiday, vacation, and termination pay which that is paid to an employee during his or her base period as a result of employment for an employer;.
(d) For an employee who, as a result of employment for an employer, receives temporary total disability or temporary partial disability payments under ch. 102 or under any federal law which provides for payments on account of a work-related injury or illness analogous to those provided under ch. 102, all payments that the employee would have been paid during his or her base period as a result of employment for an employer, but not exceeding the amount that, when combined with other wages, the employee would have earned but for the injury or illness;.
(e) Back pay that an employee would have been paid during his or her base period as a result of employment for an employer, if the payment of the back pay is made no later than the end of the 104-week period beginning with the earliest week to which the back pay applies; .
(f) All wages that an employer was legally obligated to pay in an employee's base period but failed to pay, or was prohibited from paying as a result of an insolvency proceeding under ch. 128 or as a result of a bankruptcy proceeding under 11 USC 101 et seq.; and
151,11 Section 11. 111.84 (2) (intro.) of the statutes is amended to read:
111.84 (2) (intro.) It is an unfair labor practice for an employee individually or in concert with others:
151,12 Section 12. 157.115 (2) (e) of the statutes is amended to read:
157.115 (2) (e) If within 60 days after notice is published under par. (c) (d) no owner or assignee contacts the cemetery authority to express an intent to use the abandoned lot for a future burial of human remains, the cemetery authority shall bring an action in the circuit court of the county in which the abandoned lot is located for a judgment that the cemetery lot is an abandoned lot and an order transferring ownership of the abandoned lot to the cemetery authority.
151,13 Section 13. 196.85 (3) of the statutes is amended to read:
196.85 (3) If any public utility, sewerage system, joint local water authority, or power district is billed under sub. (1), (2), or (2e) and fails to pay the bill within 30 days or fails to file objections to the bill with the commission, as provided in this subsection sub. (4), the commission shall transmit to the secretary of administration a certified copy of the bill, together with notice of failure to pay the bill, and on the same day the commission shall mail by registered mail to the public utility, sewerage system, joint local water authority, or power district a copy of the notice that it has transmitted to the state treasurer. Within 10 days after receipt of the notice and certified copy of the bill, the secretary of administration shall levy the amount stated on the bill to be due, with interest, by distress and sale of any property, including stocks, securities, bank accounts, evidences of debt, and accounts receivable belonging to the delinquent public utility, sewerage system, joint local water authority, or power district. The levy by distress and sale shall be governed by s. 74.10, 1985 stats., except that it shall be made by the secretary of administration and that goods and chattels anywhere within the state may be levied upon.
151,14 Section 14. 341.10 (6) of the statutes, as affected by 2013 Wisconsin Act 103, is amended to read:
341.10 (6) The vehicle is was manufactured after 1969 and does not meet manufacturer or importer certification label requirements as specified in 49 CFR 567 or the vehicle is a Kei class vehicle. This subsection does not apply to former military vehicles, historic military vehicles, as defined in s. 341.269 (1) (a), for which the department receives an application, and which are eligible, for registration under s. 341.269, or special interest vehicles, as defined in s. 341.266 (1) (c), for which the department receives an application, and which are eligible, for registration under s. 341.266.
151,15 Section 15. 343.32 (1) (intro.) and (c) of the statutes are consolidated, renumbered 343.32 (1) and amended to read:
343.32 (1) The secretary shall revoke a person's operating privilege whenever one or more of the following conditions exist:(c) Notice notice has been received of the conviction of such person in another jurisdiction for an offense therein which, if committed in this state, would have required revocation of such person's operating privilege under this subsection.
151,16 Section 16. 628.02 (1) (b) 1. to 7m. of the statutes are amended to read:
628.02 (1) (b) 1. A regular salaried officer, employee , or other representative of an insurer or licensed intermediary, other than a risk retention group or risk purchasing group, who devotes substantially all working time to activities other than those in par. (a), and who receives no compensation that is directly dependent upon the amount of insurance business obtained;.
2. A regular salaried officer or employee of a person seeking to procure insurance, other than for members of a risk purchasing group, who receives no compensation that is directly dependent upon the amount of insurance coverage procured, with respect to such insurance;.
3. A person who gives incidental advice in the normal course of a business or professional activity other than insurance consulting if neither the person nor the person's employer receives compensation directly or indirectly on account of any insurance transaction that results from that advice;.
4. A person who without special compensation performs incidental services for another at the other's request without providing advice or technical or professional services of a kind normally provided by an intermediary;.
5. A holder of a group insurance policy, or any other person involved in mass marketing, with respect to administrative activities in connection with such a policy, if he or she receives no compensation therefor beyond actual expenses, estimated on a reasonable basis;.
6. A person who provides information, advice, or service for the principal purpose of reducing loss or the risk of loss;.
7. A person who gives advice or assistance without compensation, direct or indirect;.
7m. A person who acts solely as an agent, as defined in s. 616.71 (1); or.
151,17 Section 17. 701.0303 (8) (intro.) of the statutes, a created by 2013 Wisconsin Act 92 is amended to read:
701.0303 (8) (intro.) If there is no representation by a person having a substantially identical interest under s. 710.0304 701.0304, the trustee may appoint a representative to act if any of the following applies:
151,18 Section 18. 701.0808 (7) (title) of the statutes, as created by 2013 Wisconsin Act 92, is repealed.
151,19 Section 19. 701.1101 of the statutes, as created by 2013 Wisconsin Act 92, is amended to read:
701.1101 Short title and scope. This subchapter may be cited as the Wisconsin Uniform Principal and Income Act. Subject to s. 701.1206 701.1205 (2), this subchapter applies to a trust described in s. 701.0102 and an estate that is administered in this state.
151,20 Section 20. 701.1205 (2) of the statutes, as affected by 2013 Wisconsin Act 92, section 298, is amended to read:
701.1205 (2) Subchapter XI of this chapter applies to a trust or decedent's estate existing on July 1, 2014, and to a trust or decedent's estate created or coming into existence after that date, except as otherwise expressly provided in subch. XI or by the decedent's will or the terms of the trust. With respect to a trust or decedent's estate existing on July 1, 2014, ss. 701.1110 to 701.1135 shall apply at the beginning of the trust's or estate's first accounting period, as defined in s. 701.1125 (2) (a) 701.1102 (1), that begins on or after July 1, 2014.
151,21 Section 21. 708.15 (10) (g) of the statutes, as created by 2013 Wisconsin Act 66, is amended to read:
708.15 (10) (g) Be signed by the satisfaction agent, as provided in par. sub. (9) (am), and contain a form of authentication authorized by s. 706.06 or 706.07.
151,22 Section 22. 961.01 (20e) of the statutes is renumbered 961.01 (20b).
151,23 Section 23. 2013 Wisconsin Act 48, section 1 is amended by replacing "vehicle," with "vehicle,".
151,24 Section 24. 2013 Wisconsin Act 48, section 6 is amended by replacing "Caswell in Oneida" with "Caswell, in Oneida".
151,25 Section 25. 2013 Wisconsin Act 75, section 5 is amended by replacing "95.60 (2) (a) (intro.)" with "95.60 (2) (a)" in 2 places.
151,26 Section 26. 2013 Wisconsin Act 92, section 267 is amended by replacing "In this paragraph "plan" with "In this paragraph, "plan".
151,27 Section 27. Renumbering and cross-reference changes under s. 13.92 (1) (bm) 2., stats. Each statute listed in column A was renumbered to the statute number in column B, and cross-references to the renumbered statute were changed in the statutes listed in column C to agree with the renumbered statute, under section 13.92 (1) (bm) 2. of the statutes: - See PDF for table
151,28 Section 28. Corrections of obvious nonsubstantive errors under s. 35.17 (2), stats. In the sections of the statutes listed in Column A, the text shown in Column B was changed to the text shown in column C to correct obvious nonsubstantive errors under s. 35.17 (2) of the statutes: - See PDF for table
151,29 Section 29 . Initial applicability.
(1) Estate recovery changes. The treatment of section 49.496 (3) (aj) 2. and (dm) 2. of the statutes first applies to the recovery of public assistance, as defined in section 49.849 (1) (e) of the statutes, provided to individuals who die on October 1, 2013.
151,30 Section 30. Effective dates. This act takes effect on the day after publication, except as follows:
(1) The treatment of sections 701.0303 (8) (intro.), 701.0808 (7) (title), 701.1101, and 701.1205 (2) of the statutes takes effect on July 1, 2014.
(2) The treatment of section 341.10 (6) of the statutes takes effect on March 1, 2014, or on the day after publication, whichever is later.
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Essay Instructions: One often hears "eastern" and "western" religions are very different in character. Do you agree? In this final essay you should assess this claim through a comparison of a feature common to at least two "eastern" religions (Confucianism, Taoism, Hinduism and Buddhism) and two "western" religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). You might want to choose your feature from Huston Smith's aspects of religion: authority, ritual, speculation, tradition, grace, and mystery. For "eastern" religions you should discuss one Chinese (Confucianism or Taoism) and one Indian (Hinduism or Buddhism) tradition. One of the "western" traditions you discuss should be Islam. Thus your essay will focus on a common theme but discuss it with regard to four distinct traditions. You are to draw on the description of these traditions in our text, your web quest, and your personal observations. Make sure you cite both the text and online sources appropriately. (4 pages, double-spaced, 12 point type).
MODE: Any combination of modes that is best suited to developing your thesis.
--the topic can be shaped, narrowed, and limited so as to yield a strong thesis that can be adequately addressed in an 8 to 11 page paper.
Remember that a research paper is a synthesis of materials. You will select sources that can teach you something about your selected topic; you will select materials from those sources that can help you support the thesis that you devise for your essay.
50a, b, c (important!). This chapter can help you avoid ?trash? sources and other time-wasting traps in your research process.
Knowing how to smoothly deploy direct and indirect quotations is a make-or-break skill in research writing. Use this chapter well; it can make a big difference in your research paper grade. Note: Checklists on page 590 and 589 are quite useful.
How does Eastern religion reveal itself in American Pop Culture?
1.	Is there religion behind the scenes in movie films?
2.	What makes certain movies such as Harry Potter so interesting, without knowing about the spiritual messages?
3.	Who is making these kinds of films?
4.	Why are such movies so popular?
5.	How long has this been around?
I have been trying to figure out a good topic and I came to this one. I have known for quite some time how religion has a lot to do with behind the scenes of movies we watch. Do many other people know about this?, probably not. For example, when Harry Potter came out in the movie theater, it was a hit for just about every kid I knew that had no religious background or upbringing. I don?t want to be offensive about this either, so that is why I decided to do a research paper on it. Pull out facts and opinions.
I feel that this assignment will keep me busy and hopefully help me expand my knowledge of writing.
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1.	1. Select at least 5 of the sources that you are certain you will be using to support your research paper's thesis.
2.	2. Provide a properly formatted, alphabetized list of those sources.
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"When Barbarossa begins," proclaimed Adolf Hitler, "the whole world will hold its breath."
At dawn on 22 June 1941, Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa-codename for the German attack on Russia. That day that changed the world, recast the balance of power, and completed the destruction of old Europe.
Place the war on the Eastern Front in the context of the Second World War.
Write a 400 -700 word response, in which you choose TWO or THREE Eastern Philosophies and describe how they COMPARE. Take sides, determine which philosophies are MOST persuasive, and EXPLAIN why.
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Africa University continues to grow significantly to achieve its world class status as it has recently been ranked second best university in Zimbabwe.
As a flagship project of the United Methodist Church, the University was founded in 1992 in the heart of Mutare, Zimbabwe, with picturesque views of mountain ranges and natural vegetation. It is the first and only Pan-African institute in Zimbabwe. The main campus contains teaching and sporting facilities, the main library, chapel and most of the halls of residence which accommodate up to three quarters of its student population. The university has three satellite campuses in Mutare City, Harare and Maputo, Mozambique.
The Academic departments at Africa University are strategically grouped into three colleges: College of Health, Agriculture and Natural Sciences, the College of Social Sciences, Theology, Humanities and Education, and the College of Business, Peace, Leadership and Governance, to explore untapped synergies in related fields of study.
The University is home to over 30 different African Nationalities and is a destination for international students to undertake exchange programmes due to its uniqueness and density in diversity. The female to male student ratio is 51 : 49. Around 40 per cent of the student population is international.
Africa University is committed to shaping Africa through training leaders who are highly employable and who are taking on some of Africa's biggest challenges and proffering sustainable and smart solutions. This weekend, 24 – 26 March 2017, the entire Africa University community, together with its global partners, friends and alumni celebrate the institution's 25th Anniversary which chronicles its efforts of nurturing global leaders since 1992.


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'Disheartening, stressful and unsettling': Transitional housing stays
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Police searched a property at Te Haroto 54 km from Napier on SH5 Napier Taupo Road in relation to missing Napier man Alex Latimer. Video Warren Buckland.
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Two men have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 30-year-old Alex Latimer in September last year.
David James Lothian and James Taylor Martin Webby appeared in the High Court in Napier in front of Justice Robert Dobson on Monday morning, with the court's public gallery crowded.
Calls of "scum" were made as the two men were escorted out of court after the sentencing.
Alex Latimer, who was murdered in Te Haroto last year. Photo / Michael Schultz
Latimer was murdered in the early hours of September 30, in the small settlement of Te Haroto, around 55km up the Napier-Taupo Road.
Lothian had pleaded guilty to murder, aggravated robbery, arson and reckless driving and received a minimum non-parole period of 20 years.
Webby, who had pleaded guilty to murder, aggravated robbery, arson and perverting the course of justice, received a minimum non-parole period of 17 years and nine months.
• A year before Napier man Alex Latimer was murdered, he was robbed at gunpoint
• Two men have pleaded guilty to the murder of Alex Latimer
• Two men accused of Alex Latimer murder plead not guilty
• David Lothian pleads guilty to murder of Alex Latimer
The summary of facts state the two offenders lured Latimer to the address, before beating him and telling him he had to dig his own grave.
Latimer was known to the offenders through their involvement with the Hawke's Bay drug world, but, had not been in contact with them since an aggravated robbery in January 2017.
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On September 29 2018, Lothian and Webby were at the Te Haroto address, with an acquaintance of both Lothian and Latimer, and Lothian's partner.
The acquaintance texted Latimer, asking him to come to the address and supply drugs.
When Latimer arrived, around 3am on September 30, he was unaware the offenders were present.
James Webby pleaded guilty to the murder of Alex Latimer. Photo / File
They attacked him, beating him around the head, before dragging him to the back of the property, where he was beaten with a shovel.
These blows caused the victim to go quiet.
The shovel was then thrown at the victim, and he was told to dig his own grave.
The offenders then dug a grave for Latimer, while he was in it.
Latimer was then stabbed, multiple times by Lothian, including one to the throat.
He was then buried in a second grave, dug near the first.
His body was found on October 6, 2018.
An autopsy confirmed Latimer died from stab wounds to the chest and abdomen.
Justice Dobson said the killing involved a high degree of brutality.
He said removing Latimer's clothes and moving his body between graves was callous, regardless at what point in the attack Latimer died.
He said the offenders may have only dealt with Latimer in the context of drug dealing, but he clearly had another life, one in which he was loved dearly by his family.
Latimer's sister-in-law, Megan Latimer, read an emotional victim impact statement, saying the night of the murder, the entire family had slept well, not knowing what was happening up the Napier-Taupo Road.
"Now I don't sleep well."
She said she naively thought something so "heinous and insidious" was only something her family would ever read about as opposed to experience.
She spoke about how her future children would never know their "Uncle Alex", and her happy memories of him had been ruined by the way in which he had died.
She told the offenders they had no idea how much Latimer was, is, and will continue to be loved.
David Lothian pleaded guilty to the murder of Alex Latimer. Photo / File
Prosecutor Steve Manning described the murder as brutal, saying Latimer knew he was going to die well before it happened, and was forced to stand ankle deep in his own grave.
He said Webby's involvement was marginally less serious than Lothian.
He said Lothian led and directed the attack, but Webby went along with it.
Roger Philip, who appeared on behalf of Lothian, said he had acknowledged he was wrong.
He said Lothian had a difficult upbringing, which had perhaps moulded him to act in this way.
Leo Lafferty, who appeared on behalf of Webby, said Webby was not the leader, not the director, but was there, and did not deny that.
Lafferty noted he had pleaded guilty and that had showed an acknowledgement of wrong doing.
The two men pleaded guilty in September this year, just ahead of the case going to trial.
Detective Sergeant Darren Pritchard said the sentencing bought some degree of closure to the Latimer family.
"Police are also happy with the outcome of today's sentencing. The death of Mr Latimer was a needless tragedy that will forever leave a void in his family."


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Milwaukee Repertory Theater
Jeffrey Hatcher
"I don't think it matters if it's a new play versus a classic or a well-known play, but it's important that theaters produce new scripts with enough regularity that audiences are accustomed to the idea of seeing a play about which they know absolutely nothing."
These words from playwright Jeffrey Hatcher ring true within the walls of The Rep. We share his philosophy — that new plays for the American theater are just as important as keeping alive the classics we have come to know and love.
"Because The Rep nurtures new plays from inception all the way through development to production, we get to know playwrights on a deeply personal level. In addition to Hatcher, they include Pulitzer Prize-winner and Milwaukee native Ayad Akhtar, Rick Cleveland, Eric Simonson, and Catherine Trieschmann," says Artistic Director Mark Clements.
Over the years, The Rep has developed a strong relationship with Hatcher, producing five of his plays in the last two decades: The Turn of the Screw (1997/98); Work Song: Three Views of Frank Lloyd Wright (world premiere co-written by Eric Simonson, 2000/01); Armadale (world premiere, 2007/08); The Government Inspector (2009/10); and Ten Chimneys (2011/12).
This season, The Rep will produce Hatcher's Holmes and Watson (November 14 – December 17), a new play which recently made its world premiere at the Arizona Theatre Company with productions in Tucson and Phoenix. Hatcher's return to The Rep provides an exciting opportunity to catch up with the playwright and ask him about his personal approach to new play development.
A playwright's perspective
Like many others who work in the theater, Hatcher started out as an actor, although he had always written skits and short stories.
Now several decades later, he has written more than two dozen plays, as well as several screenplays, including for the 2015 film Mr. Holmes, which starred Ian McKellen as the sleuth.
It takes Hatcher about three months to finish a first draft. After that, "work continues on a play until opening night," Hatcher says. "So it can take another six months to a year or more depending on the theater schedule, the production schedule, and the difficulties of the individual play in wrestling it to the stage."
While people often ask writers where they find inspiration, for Hatcher, "ideas come unbidden all the time. Our antennae are tuned to ideas. You overhear a conversation in a restaurant. You think to yourself could that conversation be the start of a play? You read a news item, find a faded photograph, or overhear an anecdote at a dinner party.
"To me the real question isn't where or how we get our ideas, rather it's how we test those ideas to determine which are stage worthy. What overheard snippet of conversation can be teased out into a scene and that scene be teased out into a full two hours? What tasty anecdote can develop into the structure of a drama as opposed to a one-liner you use over and over to dine out on. Getting ideas is easy; sorting them out and winnowing them down to the useable idea is what's tricky."
The Rep's audiences
Hatcher is delighted to be returning to The Rep this Fall. "I've worked on a lot of plays in Milwaukee, new ones and older scripts. I know the Milwaukee acting community well, and it is terrific. But what I love most is the Milwaukee audience. It's the audience a writer hopes for: engaged, enthusiastic, adventurous, and," he adds, "good laughers."
Milwaukee Repertory Theater presents the Midwest Premiere of Holmes and Watson, by Jeffrey Hatcher, November 14 – December 17, 2017. Tickets and more information at 414-224-9490 or www.MilwaukeeRep.com


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Kabba-Egbe-Ilorin Road: Kogi Govt lauds Sen. Smart Adeyemi's Influence
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The Kogi State Government says it is committed to showing more than a passing interest towards ensuring that the Kabba-Egbe-Ilorin road awarded recently by the federal government is made motor-able.
The State Deputy Governor, Yomi Awoniyi, gave the assurance when he inspected on-going work on the road which he stated was last rehabilitated eighteen years ago.
Awoniyi expressed excitement at the remedial work done on the road by the contractor to make it passable, even as he charged the contractor to speed up the temporary patch of the failed portion of the road while the opening up of the shoulders and actual work is hastened so as to meet expected completion date.
The Deputy Governor who described the Kabba-Egbe-Ilorin road as very crucial to the socio-economic life of the nation, said the hardship faced by the people of the area and motorists who ply the road is long overdue, thus the reason the state government is showing serious concern assured that it will do all within its reach to ensure that the road is made passable.
Awoniyi commended the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan for awarding the road and the show of commitment to get the road rehabilitated by Capt Idris Wada, the State Governor.
He also praised the role played by Sen Smart Adeyemi and other Nigerians who had assisted in drawing the attention of concerned authorities for the road to be rehabilitated.
The Deputy Governor, commended CGC, the contractor handling the project on quality of work so far executed, however tasked them to speed up the temporary relief measures of sand filling and patching failed portions of the road so as to serve as relief,even as permanent measures are continued with.
Earlier in his remarks, Mr Shem Yan, the Field Manager of CGC, said following State Government's directive, efforts he assured has been made to sand fill the road as a palliative to motorists who ply the road, and assured that efforts will also be intensified to meet up the target date for the completion of the project.
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Communicable diseases: a global perspective.
This completely updated and revised 5th edition, which consists of 20 chapters, provides a comprehensive account of various types of infectious diseases and their modes of transmission, epidemiology, control strategies, notifications and regulations, as well as an overview of the major diseases established, new and emerging. An integrated eBook is available for online use or download to a desktop, tablet or smartphone. The book provides an essential resource for all those in public health and medical science, and for healthcare workers needing a comprehensive yet concise practical text.
Chapter: 1 (Page no: 1) Elements of communicable diseases. Author(s): Webber, R.
Chapter: 2 (Page no: 23) Communicable disease theory. Author(s): Webber, R.
Chapter: 3 (Page no: 34) Control principles and methods. Author(s): Webber, R.
Chapter: 4 (Page no: 60) Control strategy and organization. Author(s): Webber, R.
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One of the biggest struggles in my adult life has been reconciling my Christian faith with my yoga practice. To some, it may not seem like a huge dilemma. But for me, it has been an intense, very real and challenging experience. And I am so grateful for it. It has pushed me to really reflect on what I truly believe in.
Before I started practicing yoga I was very much the cookie-cutter Christian. I was raised in a wonderful Christian home, attended church, was an active member of a youth group and had hopes and dreams of living the 'ideal' Christian life. But through a series of events my circumstances changed, my eyes were opened and I am truly thankful for this.
When I was 22 I suffered a particularly bad running injury and was forced to change up my exercise routine. As a classic Type A personality I gravitated towards the most intense form of exercise I could think of – Bikram Yoga. I had spent a small amount of time researching the practice (mainly to see how many calories I could burn) and I was relieved to find that Bikram was one of the more 'un-yogi' styles around. There wouldn't be any chanting, there wouldn't be any statues of Buddha or Ganesha so I thought it was probably ok. And it was more than ok – it was wonderful. I quickly learnt to pay attention to what was going on inside my mind and my body. The intense practice commanded all of my attention and I was so attracted to the focus, concentration and discipline it required to make it through the gruelling 90 minute class. Physical movement made sense to me and my body responded so well to the practice of asana. I felt like I was worshipping just in a stinky, hot room!!
Fast forward a few years and I had branched out from Bikram and was now a full on student of yoga. I practiced Vinyasa, Power, Jivamukti, Dharma, Hatha and Rocket. Each style revealed a new piece of the yoga puzzle and it opened my eyes to all sorts of things. It forced me to question everything I believed in. It wasn't so much that my Christian faith faltered it was more that I questioned why Christians express themselves the way they do.
I was struggling to see the relevance of Christians gathering in a church, to stand and sing songs (some pretty bad songs at that) while the people who needed faith the most were outside of the church. At this time I stopped attending traditional church and went to a home group gathering instead. This gave me the connection to Christians I needed and desired within the close community that I thrived on. And I haven't looked back.
Upon reflection, I realise that a lot of the things I did at church, I did because I thought I had to. I wanted to be accepted by the people there, I wanted to fit in and ultimately I wanted to feel something. And while I did have real experiences and true friendship I didn't realise at the time how narrow these were. I don't recall a single person in my church being from a different culture or country. I looked like everyone else in the room and thought the same way everyone else did. What my time in yoga studios has revealed to me is the breadth and depth of each person's life experience. How do different cultures worship? What does communion with God mean? As an aside, it was at this time that I also married a Coptic Egyptian man so my mind was literally blown by how little I knew!!!! It would have been so easy to stay in my comfort zone, to try and assimilate people to what I knew and believed to be true. I now have a much deeper understanding of the complexities of tradition, culture and faith and for this I am grateful.
Over the years my faith has developed and while I still identify as Christian and truly believe in the promises of God, my expression of faith looks very different.
As Christians we are asked to spend time in worship, to bring worries to God in prayer and to spend time in communion with Jesus. But how, as a 21st century modern person do I actually do these things? What does worship look like? What if I don't like to sing or dislike Christian music? How am I supposed to worship the Creator of the Universe when standing in a church, singing praise and worship songs, feels like hell? Well for me, I can turn to God on my mat and worship Him with my body just as a dancer expresses a prayer. Yoga is often called a moving meditation and for me this statement couldn't be closer to the truth. I need to move my body in order to calm my mind and focus. Practicing asana (postures) prepares the body for meditation and my meditation is on Jesus.
Yogis practice Pratyahara (withdrawal of the senses) as a way of turning their focus inwards and letting go of external distractions. For me this is one of the most important components of my practice and something that I have really spent time cultivating. By focussing on my breath and my body I am able to still my mind and then have space for my communion with God.
Now, before my fellow Christian friends think that I have abandoned the church, I want to assure you that I do see the value and relevance of church. I understand the argument for corporate worship but I do think that our Western idea of church probably looks a little different to how it did in the early years. First and foremost I am a committed and practicing Christian. I am also a yogi and a yoga teacher. I do not worship yoga. It does not save my life or offer salvation. It does however act as a tool to help me on my faith journey.
Sadly, I have seen a lot of fear in Christian communities surrounding yoga and it's because of this fear, I have been inspired to write this piece. I have had numerous people ask me to share my story so for those Christians out there who are interested in trying out yoga here's some information you may find useful.
Let's get some facts straight. Yoga is not a religion. It is a system of beliefs and practices which help the student move closer to god (for some people they may view themselves as the divine, for others they don't believe in any god or it could be any other number of gods). I see it as a practical way to remove the distractions and noise out of my life to make way for things which are more positive and healing.
The biggest argument I hear from Christians in regards to practicing yoga is that we shouldn't worship other gods and opening ourselves up to the spiritual realm can be dangerous. Can I just say that I wholeheartedly agree with this! But, and it's a big but, I don't worship any other gods while practicing yoga. These days most of the yoga being taught is sensitive to people's beliefs and practitioners are encouraged to find something to dedicate the practice to. For some people that may be Ganesha, it may be Jesus or it may be a close friend or relative. Nothing is forced in the practice of yoga so the idea that Christians shouldn't practice because it would mean worshiping another god is just silly. There may be some studios which are a little more traditional and focus more of the Hindu influences and including chanting as part of the practice but there is a really simple solution to this – just don't attend those classes or respectfully sit quietly while others recite the chant. Everyone's experience will be different but I am simply suggesting that rather than dismissing a very useful practice because of fear, use your head and be open to the things which you may learn. Find a teacher and studio that resonates with you and then make the practice your own.
In 2015 and after much consideration, prayer and thought I decided to train as a yoga teacher. It was a decision I didn't take lightly but I definitely felt a calling to share my love of movement and yoga. I absolutely love teaching and the best part of my job is meeting people from all walks of life. Everyone comes to yoga for a reason and quite often, people arrive on the mat when they are at a crossroads. Perhaps they are going through a lifestyle change or are questioning their place in this world or their self-worth. I honestly believe that arriving on a mat is a great place to start dealing with deeper thoughts and questions. Why? Because yoga encourages stillness and from that stillness we can then start to listen to what our heart and spirit tells us.
Given the above, I want to be clear about something – I do not teach Christian yoga. And I don't think Christian Yoga is necessary. Why do Christians feel the need to take something and create their own version of it when there is a perfectly good system already in place? I teach my students how to turn their focus inwards, how to listen to their breath and to slow down and reflect on each moment and each movement. If a student wants to use my class to pray or meditate on a god that's great but I won't exclude myself from studios by only teaching Christian yoga to Christians. Sure if a student asks me what I believe in, I will tell them. In turn, I will also ask what they believe in and respectfully have a conversation with them. Too often Christians treat people as projects rather than the complex beings they are. Sadly, at times, Christians are some of the most disrespectful people around. They can be quick to judge, eager to preach their version of faith without any consideration of cultural, societal or personal circumstances. Christians will say that it is our job to evangelise and convert but in the end, a conversion is between a single person and God. If I get to be there for the journey – great, but ultimately, my job is to love people.
Do I have all of the answers? Certainly not. Do I get it wrong? Absolutely. But I am trying to be an authentic Christian, somebody who loves people for where they're at and despite their beliefs, interests and lifestyle choices.
I hope this article has helped clear up some misconceptions about Christians practicing yoga and that you may have the opportunity to explore this powerful and transformative practice.


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Lahārem Talūk (persiska: لهارم تلوك, لَهارُم تَلوك) är en ort i Iran.   Den ligger i provinsen Mazandaran, i den norra delen av landet,  km nordost om huvudstaden Teheran. Lahārem Talūk ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Lahārem Talūk är platt åt nordväst, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Runt Lahārem Talūk är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Sari,  km nordost om Lahārem Talūk. Trakten runt Lahārem Talūk består till största delen av jordbruksmark.

Ett kallt stäppklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är augusti, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är november, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med  mm nederbörd.

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Trusted Media Brands, Inc. (TMBI), formerly known as the Reader's Digest Association, Inc. (RDA), is an American multi-platform media and publishing company that is co-headquartered in New York City and White Plains, New York.[1][2][3] The company was founded by husband and wife DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace in New York City in 1922 with the first publication of the magazine Reader's Digest.[4][5][6]
Trusted Media Brands, Inc.
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DeWitt Wallace
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The company's brands include Reader's Digest, Taste of Home, The Family Handyman, Simple & Delicious [1], Birds & Blooms, Reminisce, Country, EnrichU, and others.[7][8][9] At its peak in 1973, the flagship magazine had over 30 million subscribers and continues to be published in 30 countries.[4] As of 2016, its portfolio of brands garners 53 million unique online visitors and 40 million print readers per month.[10]
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Trusted Media Brands, Inc. (TMBI) was founded as Reader's Digest Association, Inc. (RDA) in New York City in 1922 by married duo DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace. The two self-published the first edition of Reader's Digest in February 1922. To market the magazine, the two used direct mail marketing and sent 5,000 letters to nurses and schoolteachers. In 1925, DeWitt Wallace purchased land in Westchester County, New York where he moved the headquarters of RDA. In 1927, the number of Reader's Digest subscribers increased to 30,000. In 1939, that number was up to 3 million, and, by 1973, it had reached over 30 million.[4][5][6]
In 1986, under the new leadership of George Grune, the RDA began creating and acquiring new brands and publications to diversify its portfolio. Its first special-interest magazine, Travel Holiday, was acquired in 1986 and was followed by the acquisition of The Family Handyman in 1987. In 1990, it acquired American Health. That same year, the company went public. At the time, it had 7,200 employees in 54 locations throughout the world.[11][12]
In 1991, RDA acquired Joshua Morris Publishing, a children's book publisher and made its first move into the children's book industry.
In 2002, RDA purchased Reiman Publications and its selection of 12 magazines for $760 million. The deal gave RDA ownership over magazines including Taste of Home, Country Woman, Birds & Blooms, Country, Reminisce, Healthy Cooking, Simple & Delicious, Farm & Ranch Living, and others.[10][13][14][15] In 2005, RDA launched Every Day with Rachael Ray and purchased Allrecipes.com the following year. Both would eventually be sold to the Meredith Corporation in 2011 and 2012 respectively.[16][17]
In March 2007, RDA was purchased by an investment group led by private equity firm, Ripplewood Holdings, for $1.6 billion. Ripplewood made RDA a private company for the first time since 1990.[18][19][20] RDA filed for bankruptcy in 2009 and again in 2012. It emerged from bankruptcy in 2013.[1][20][21] On April 7, 2014, Bonnie Kintzer was appointed President and CEO of RDA. Kintzer had previously worked at RDA from 1998 to 2007.[1][22]
One of Kintzer's first major moves was to change the company's name to Trusted Media Brands, Inc. (TMBI) in September 2015. The new name was chosen to encompass all brands under the company's banner rather than just Reader's Digest. TMBI has placed renewed focus on a wide variety of media platforms including digital content, social media, video, and others. As of 2016, TMBI's portfolio of brands reaches 53 million unique visitors, 40 million print readers, and 40 million social media users per month.[1][3][10] In 2016, TMBI sold its children's publishing operations to Readerlink Distribution Services.[23]
In August 2021, TMBI acquired Jukin Media.[24]
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Trusted Media Brands is home to several media brands across multiple digital platforms, social media, magazines, books, music, and events.
Taste of HomeEdit
Main article: Taste of Home
Taste of Home is a digital content provider (TasteofHome.com) and print magazine that offers information on food, cooking, and entertainment. Each year, the brand publishes 3,000 recipes, tips and stories from home cooks, all of which are tested and prepared in the Taste of Home Test Kitchen in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Taste of Home also produced original web series called Fun with Food! and America the Tasty.[7][25][26]
Reader's DigestEdit
Main article: Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest is a digital content provider (RD.com) and print magazine that has been in publication since 1922. The brand offers a collection of true stories, advice, and humor. Content includes advice on health, nutrition, food, and home alongside stories of national and local interest. The magazine was, at one time, the largest consumer magazine in the United States. It currently produces digital content (RD.com) and continues to publish print magazines in locations throughout the world.[4][5][6][27]
The Family HandymanEdit
Main article: The Family Handyman
The Family Handyman is a brand with an emphasis on DIY home improvement and home repair. Digital (FamilyHandyman.com) and print content provide advice and how-to guides from current and former experts and professionals.[7][28][29]
Birds and BloomsEdit
Main article: Birds & Blooms
Birds & Blooms is a bird and gardening magazine that is the largest such magazine in North America. It offers tips on gardening, DIY crafts, and information on birds and other backyard animals.[30]
Other brandsEdit
Other brands include Country, Country Woman, Simple & Delicious, Reminisce, Prevention, Farm & Ranch Living, EnrichU, LifeRich Publishing and Haven Home.[1][7][8][9]
Business divisionsEdit
Reader's Digest, RD.com, magazine, books;
Taste of Home, TasteofHome.com, magazine, books;
The Family Handyman, Birds & Blooms, Country, Farm & Ranch Living, Haven Home, Reminisce;
EnrichU, Taste Digital Community
(Operations and licenses in 30+ countries)
RD Europe, Africa and Middle East
RD Asia Pacific
RD Canada
RD Latin America regions
Literature portal
New York City portal
List of New York companies
List of English-language book publishing companies
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^ Romell, Rick (September 28, 2015). "Readers's Digest Association changing name to Trusted Media Brands Inc". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ a b Mickey, Bill (September 28, 2015). "Reader's Digest Association Rebrands as Trusted Media Brands, Inc". Folio Magazine. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
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^ a b c "Good news is still in fashion". Argus-Press. March 21, 1979. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
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^ a b Hebbard, D.B. (September 28, 2015). "RDA rebrands as Trusted Media Brands, Inc". Talking New Media. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ a b "In Historic Move, The Reader's Digest Association, Inc. Changes Name To 'Trusted Media Brands, Inc.'". PR Newswire. September 28, 2015. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ a b c Wasserman, Todd (September 28, 2015). "Reader's Digest Association Drops Reader's Digest From the Company Name". Advertising Age. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Carmody, Deirdre (January 29, 1991). "Wealthy Reader's Digest is looking for ways to invest". Palm Beach Daily News. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ "Reader's Digest Moves to Sell Stock Publicly". The Schenectady Gazette. May 26, 1989. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Hodara, Susan (May 26, 2002). "IN BUSINESS; Reader's Digest Acquires Reiman and Its Readers". The New York Times. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Milliot, Jim (April 1, 2002). "Reader's Digest to Acquire Reiman Publications". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Wilkerson, David B. (March 21, 2002). "Reader's Digest buys Reiman". MarketWatch. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Moses, Lucia (October 31, 2011). "RDA Finalizes 'Rachael Ray' Mag Sale to Meredith". Adweek. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Moses, Lucia (January 24, 2012). "Meredith Agrees to Acquire Allrecipes". Adweek. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Moses, Lucia (April 28, 2011). "Reader's Digest Looking to Unload Web's Top Food Site?". Adweek. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ "Group buying Reader's Digest for $1.6 billion". NBC News. November 16, 2006. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ a b Ives, Nat (August 24, 2009). "Reader's Digest Bankruptcy Underscores Its Need to Remake Media Model". Advertising Age. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Kavilanz, Parija (February 18, 2013). "Reader's Digest parent files for bankruptcy". CNN. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ "Bonnie Kintzer named President and CEO of Reader's Digest Association". Talking New Media. April 7, 2014. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Milliot, Jim (October 19, 2016). "Readerlink Buys Studio Fun Assets". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved September 10, 2017.
^ Hayes, Dade (August 12, 2021). "Jukin Media, Video Pioneer Known For Fail Army And 'Pizza Rat', Is Acquired By Trusted Media Brands". Deadline Hollywood.
^ "Taste of Home Cooking School returns to Circleville". Circleville Herald. September 3, 2016. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ "Taste of Home". Lockport Union-Sun & Journal. August 21, 2016. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Ovide, Shira (July 18, 2011). "Reader's Digest for Sale: A Colorful History By the Numbers". The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ "Today's Homeowner, The Family Handyman share latest homeowner hacks". The Birmingham News. February 12, 2016. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
^ Jackson, Kimberly L. (October 29, 2015). "DIY classes to help get things done around the house". The Star-Ledger. Retrieved September 5, 2016.
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text:
.class Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;
.super Ljava/lang/Object;
.source "PagedView.java"

# interfaces
.implements Ljava/lang/Runnable;

# annotations
.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/EnclosingMethod;
    value = Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->onTouchEvent(Landroid/view/MotionEvent;)Z
.end annotation

.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/InnerClass;
    accessFlags = 0x0
    name = null
.end annotation

# instance fields
.field final synthetic this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

.field final synthetic val$dragViewIndex:I

.field final synthetic val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

# direct methods
.method constructor <init>(Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;II)V
    .locals 0
    .parameter
    .parameter
    .parameter

    .prologue
    .line 1423
    iput-object p1, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iput p2, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    iput p3, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$dragViewIndex:I

    invoke-direct {p0}, Ljava/lang/Object;-><init>()V

    return-void
.end method

# virtual methods
.method public run()V
    .locals 15

    .prologue
    const/4 v8, -0x1

    const/4 v9, 0x1

    const/4 v14, 0x0

    .line 1428
    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget v12, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    invoke-virtual {v11, v12}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getChildOffset(I)I

    move-result v11

    iget-object v12, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget v13, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    invoke-virtual {v12, v13}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getRelativeChildOffset(I)I

    move-result v12

    sub-int/2addr v11, v12

    int-to-float v11, v11

    #setter for: Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->mDownScrollX:F
    invoke-static {v10, v11}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->access$002(Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;F)F

    .line 1432
    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    invoke-virtual {v10, v11}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->snapToPage(I)V

    .line 1437
    iget v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$dragViewIndex:I

    iget v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    if-ge v10, v11, :cond_1

    move v5, v8

    .line 1438
    .local v5, shiftDelta:I
    :goto_0
    iget v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$dragViewIndex:I

    iget v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    if-ge v10, v11, :cond_2

    iget v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$dragViewIndex:I

    add-int/lit8 v2, v10, 0x1

    .line 1440
    .local v2, lowerIndex:I
    :goto_1
    iget v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$dragViewIndex:I

    iget v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    if-le v10, v11, :cond_3

    iget v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$dragViewIndex:I

    add-int/lit8 v6, v10, -0x1

    .line 1442
    .local v6, upperIndex:I
    :goto_2
    move v1, v2

    .local v1, i:I
    :goto_3
    if-gt v1, v6, :cond_4

    .line 1443
    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    invoke-virtual {v10, v1}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getChildAt(I)Landroid/view/View;

    move-result-object v7

    .line 1447
    .local v7, v:Landroid/view/View;
    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    invoke-virtual {v10}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getViewportOffsetX()I

    move-result v10

    iget-object v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    invoke-virtual {v11, v1}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getChildOffset(I)I

    move-result v11

    add-int v4, v10, v11

    .line 1448
    .local v4, oldX:I
    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    invoke-virtual {v10}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getViewportOffsetX()I

    move-result v10

    iget-object v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    add-int v12, v1, v5

    invoke-virtual {v11, v12}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->getChildOffset(I)I

    move-result v11

    add-int v3, v10, v11

    .line 1452
    .local v3, newX:I
    invoke-virtual {v7}, Landroid/view/View;->getTag()Ljava/lang/Object;

    move-result-object v0

    check-cast v0, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;

    .line 1453
    .local v0, anim:Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;
    if-eqz v0, :cond_0

    .line 1454
    invoke-virtual {v0}, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;->cancel()V

    .line 1457
    :cond_0
    sub-int v10, v4, v3

    int-to-float v10, v10

    invoke-virtual {v7, v10}, Landroid/view/View;->setTranslationX(F)V

    .line 1458
    new-instance v0, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;

    .end local v0           #anim:Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;
    invoke-direct {v0}, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;-><init>()V

    .line 1459
    .restart local v0       #anim:Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;
    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget v10, v10, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->REORDERING_REORDER_REPOSITION_DURATION:I

    int-to-long v10, v10

    invoke-virtual {v0, v10, v11}, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;->setDuration(J)Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;

    .line 1460
    new-array v10, v9, [Landroid/animation/Animator;

    const-string v11, "translationX"

    new-array v12, v9, [F

    const/4 v13, 0x0

    aput v13, v12, v14

    invoke-static {v7, v11, v12}, Landroid/animation/ObjectAnimator;->ofFloat(Ljava/lang/Object;Ljava/lang/String;[F)Landroid/animation/ObjectAnimator;

    move-result-object v11

    aput-object v11, v10, v14

    invoke-virtual {v0, v10}, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;->playTogether([Landroid/animation/Animator;)V

    .line 1462
    invoke-virtual {v0}, Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;->start()V

    .line 1463
    invoke-virtual {v7, v0}, Landroid/view/View;->setTag(Ljava/lang/Object;)V

    .line 1442
    add-int/lit8 v1, v1, 0x1

    goto :goto_3

    .end local v0           #anim:Landroid/animation/AnimatorSet;
    .end local v1           #i:I
    .end local v2           #lowerIndex:I
    .end local v3           #newX:I
    .end local v4           #oldX:I
    .end local v5           #shiftDelta:I
    .end local v6           #upperIndex:I
    .end local v7           #v:Landroid/view/View;
    :cond_1
    move v5, v9

    .line 1437
    goto :goto_0

    .line 1438
    .restart local v5       #shiftDelta:I
    :cond_2
    iget v2, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    goto :goto_1

    .line 1440
    .restart local v2       #lowerIndex:I
    :cond_3
    iget v6, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    goto :goto_2

    .line 1466
    .restart local v1       #i:I
    .restart local v6       #upperIndex:I
    :cond_4
    iget-object v9, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, v10, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->mDragView:Landroid/view/View;

    invoke-virtual {v9, v10}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->removeView(Landroid/view/View;)V

    .line 1467
    iget-object v9, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, v10, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->mDragView:Landroid/view/View;

    invoke-virtual {v9, v10, v14}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->onRemoveView(Landroid/view/View;Z)V

    .line 1468
    iget-object v9, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, v10, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->mDragView:Landroid/view/View;

    iget v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    invoke-virtual {v9, v10, v11}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->addView(Landroid/view/View;I)V

    .line 1469
    iget-object v9, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    iget-object v10, v10, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->mDragView:Landroid/view/View;

    iget v11, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->val$pageUnderPointIndex:I

    invoke-virtual {v9, v10, v11}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->onAddView(Landroid/view/View;I)V

    .line 1470
    iget-object v9, p0, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView$1;->this$0:Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;

    #setter for: Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->mSidePageHoverIndex:I
    invoke-static {v9, v8}, Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;->access$102(Lcom/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/PagedView;I)I

    .line 1471
    return-void
.end method

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My children, Mehdi and Abiha, inspired and motivated me to translate the marsias and continually oblige me by struggling to learn Urdu; It would be inexcusable to not mention my sisters, Sarah Naqvi and Soghra Raza, who have always encouraged my poetic blabber and listen patiently (or at least pretend to listen) to my ramblings; their respective husbands, Luthfe Naqvi and Sayyid Qayem Husain have also assisted in the circulation of this book; Finally, my many thanks to the readers of Meer Anis' and Mirza Dabeer's marsias in Hyderabad, India, whose beautiful recitation of the marsias fostered in me a love for the poetry, the reading of which I continue to enjoy to this day.
Syeda B. Naqvi was born in Hyderabad, India. She migrated to the United States in 1987 and has since lived in Maryiand. She is a mother of two children, Mehdi and Abiha. She is also an attorney practicing in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Meer Anis or Mirza Dabeer need no introduction. The translation of their immortal marsias perhaps does. The Urdu‑speaking Shias who have had the pleasure of reading and hearing Meer Anis' and Mirza Dabeer's marsias can attest that nothing else can evoke with such clarity and such depth the memory, the emotion and the pathos of Karbala, as do these marsias. In Hyderabad, India where I grew up, Muharram and these marsias are synonymous. The recitation of the marsias there has reached an art form, passed on for generations, refined and evolving with every new reader.
The Shias owe much to Meer Anis and Mirza Dabeer who put into words for them, in a heart‑wrenching, exquisitely human form, the Divine glory of Prophet's Muhammad's household, the tragedy of Karbala, the clash between good and evil, and the ultimate triumph of good. A Majlis in the Urdu‑speaking Shia community without the marsias of Meer Anis or Mirza Dabeer is inconceivable.
Yet those of us who live in the West have been forced to accept the undeniable fact that our children will probably never experience the beauty of Meer Anis' or Mirza Dabeer's words. The thought is painful; the loss of significant proportions. Who, if not Meer Anis or Mirza Dabeer, can bring Karbala to life for our children.? Who will tell the tale as well as they did? A tale told in a manner so as to evoke within us grief, pain, and above all, love for the Ahlul Bayt? I lamented at the thought that nobody can do all this as well as Meer Anis or Mirza Dabeer. I continue to believe that this will remain true forever.
"Here comes a friend of Hyder's clan"
As though angels in his company he hath"
"Rain arrows and spears with a measured tide"
Qasim cried often "Bravo dear Hurr"
"May I go my Master to save our guest?"
Now falls to the ground without a plea"
And replied to Akbar "Not you my son"
" I will be the one to go by his side"
"To whom can I express the sorrow I bear?
He is my guest and I must take his care"
And cried "Your wounds have broken my back"
"Yet another friend I've lost in my woes"
Come open your eyes my brother, my friend"
The Prince then asked "What do you sees"
Here comes Hyder Oh my good fortune!
I see Shabbar with him, boundless is my glee!"
And Muhammad Himself comes to me receive"
And the Prince cried "So you depart my friend"
A smile on his lips, forgotten the pain.
Your sons have vanquished thousands more"
Victorious they will return, the enemy they will slay"
Their fate rests with God, He will do what is right"
He will grant me the wish I've always sought"
Even if nobody lives, yet live my Husain"
"Oh Abbas, the children are gone from my sight"
"We live to witness this day and to weep?
Let us get their bodies, on the sands they sleep"
"Raised in my lap, yet dying in my sight?"
And cried "Oh here comes the shadow of Death"
"The two now depart to eternally rest"
Now we take their bodies to her in this state"
And said "Oh Zainab, my heart is torn"
"What has happened, what is lost, how can I say?
I hoped they would live, but they died on the way"
And cried "Come wake up now, weeps my Husain"
The Imam needs you, so sleep no more."
"Pray tell me, what shall I do now Ya Husain?
The baby's eyes now roll back in pain"
"Oh Ya Ali, Ya Ali where can I go?
Ya Ali he needs water, that I cannot give"
But today he lays still, doesn't move, doesn't cry"
His face is blue, his body calm"
The Imam is on his way, with grief beset"
"Sometimes you would think he had already died"
"Oh mother, my brother has opened his eyes"
Seeking water Asghar now has come to you"
maybe you can show them your dry, parched tongue"
For your cause, in your path, my son is now dead"
Thus are the children of Allah's creed"
And he cried out "Oh Father from you now I part"
Come help your Ali Akbar, whom you're about to lose"
Do I search in the sand dunes under the blazing sun?
My heart palpitates, do I seek the enemy's help?
I will come to you, I'll find you, to me you cannot come"
Me you were supposed to bury, the job to me you give"
Call your anxious father so that I may come"
So I must be beheaded, so what, let it be"
My Father isn't here and I'm so close to my death"
Await Him Oh Death, do you hear?"
In His laps, in His arms, once more I wish to lie"
"I am here Ali Akbar," said Husain, "I have come"
Your forlorn father is here, your wait for me is done"
I'll hold you so my miserable face you can see"
Does it hurt to moves Should I let your rest on the dust?
I've raised you in my lap, do I watch you die thus?"
Through the open wounds I see your broken ribs no less"
You must die and I live, how can it be? "
I weep for you in pain, and yet you do not move"
I couldn't get any water, Oh dearest son of mine"
And whispered "Mother Zahra has come for me"
"In grief I'm now blinded, where must I go?
I'm searching for my son, look at my tears flow"
And said "My Zainab, why did you leave the camp?
Oh daughter of Ali, dead is my joy and pride"
What do you wish to see Oh Sister? Akbar is no more"
Come soldiers, douse the light of Hasan's lamp"
And said "For Qasim now we must mourn.?
Death's shadow now approaches the child of Hasan"
Bare headed we will pray that death be stayed"
From the hands of the enemy may Qasim be saved"
Save the fatherless child from the evil swords"
And his mother cried "Tell me, how is my son?"
"Oh Imam, I've fallen, Oh come now dear Husain"
A living symbol of Ali, surely they will kill"
And cried "O Akbar, lead the way in this new land"
Lead me to my brother, the delay I cannot stand"
Oh the pain, like a knife, cuts right through my heart"
And let go my hands so I can mourn thus"
And cried, "Oh my Lord, have I lost my sight?
Husain said, "My brother in your stead I will die"
This parting of brothers, how can it be? "
"Look at Ali Asghar, toward the door his glance"
My Ammu will come soon from the river banks"
Here will be my grave, that's a wish of my heart"
Hyder's son will stay forever on the banks."
"May I make another wish, Oh my beloved Lord?
And a last dying wish grant to me my God"
And your cloak be my shroud, it's a wish I crave"
You won't have it for long, such is destiny's stroke"
Without chadors, our women will caulk in daylight"
"Why must I live after Alder has passed?
Only in Death will my pain pass"
I should've been beheaded, that is my will"
No support if I stumble, no place whereon to rest"
Come help me, I am falling, rise from Death's daze"
Say your Namaz (Salat) alongside under the blazing sun"
I'm dying, say goodbye, come to me, come to me"
"In death you sleep soundly, what can Shabeer say?
Distraught I am my son, every vein within me hurts"
Young ones I've buried, with pain my heart floods"
"Come on brave soldiers, surround Husain we must"
Oh the thousand bruises on His body as He fell!
Imagine the pain and hurt when to the sands He fell!
"The Imam is surrounded Oh what a sin"
I've come searching for Husain, wounded, alone, He hurts"
Show me where the Sayyid lies, pray take me to Him"
The severed head of her Brother, she saw on a spear raised.
Come pray Oh ladies that I rather die"
Hide me in a corner, away from such disdain"
Hind is coming, cover me with the prison's dust"
"At Hind's arrival, why mustn't I be dismayed?
Or escape to Karbala, where my dear Brother lays"
Un shrouded is my Brother, uncovered my face"
Accompanied by guards, the trumpets play loud"
Frequently she stops to weep at the prison sights"
Hind cries "At the prisoners' sobs, I'm distraught"
who killed their leader, why do these prisoners weep?
Was he a Sayyid? Tell me, keep from me not"
I see Fatima, bare headed in grief, complain"
Only Ali can help me, he is the one"
if not, then restless in his grave, he weeps"
Why imprison Him.? He most certainly will die"
"Who bound Him in shackles, ropes and chains?
To Maula Ali He's related we're certain Oh Hind"
"A servant of Shabeer, my salaam to you I say"
You're close to death, are You prepared still?"
Pray tell me about You, tell me Your name"
He replied "For forty more years live I must"
I'm a prisoner in shackles, I'm ill, such is my lore"
Hind then asked, "Since when are You so chained"
My Father's body I've left on the sands, burning hot"
"Looks like Fatima in prison, Oh what a plight"
"It's a princess from Iran in prison, what a sight"
"I'm speechless at the sights I have seen today"
Zainab cried "Oh Hind, do not mention these names"
"Would such ladies be in prison? Imagine the shame"
"Hold your speech, seek pardon in Allah's name"
Will the Muslims capture them, their chadors steal?"
Bare headed her daughters would roam in daylight?
The Muslims will loot and with them they will fight?"
The heavens didn't fall and the earth didn't quakes"
"Pray forgive me" She cried, "Do not sit still"
"Behead me for speaking with such disrespect"
"Curse me," Hind cried "Of me speak ill"
When I ask your names, you bow your heads in shame."
"What place is this mother, where no air flows?
Not the earth beneath or the sky above"
Won't lamps be lit when evening arrives?"
Now sleep on the dirt? I cannot alas"
Have I ever, Oh Mother, slept in the dark"
The moon will illumine this place my dear"
I'll hold you in my arms, rest Oh little one"
My Father was here, tell me where is Hue"
"Wake up dear Sakina, pass the head to you Aunt"
"She's fainted" said everyone, "Banu take heart"
"what is this?" She cried, "What is this now?"
"What healer do I consult, where do I go?
The prison door is locked my dear, what do I do?"
"Come here my Son, Your sister won't stir"
She's passed out I gather, but her breathing has stopped"
And the mother cried "I have no more strength"
"Yet I'll face the truth, do not hide from me Son"
Abid replied "Dear mother, she is dead"
Her body is bruised, yet she's peaceful in death"
"In this dark prison my daughter is dead"
Banu cried "This death I will never forget"
Yet our little girl lies in the prison night black"
You'd wake on your own, what's happened now?"
This isn't home Sakina, they'll come to the door"
in your new home Sakina my dear, sleep well"
The grave is roomier than this prison my dear"
"Now we wander, heads bare in broad daylight"
For three days and nights I've been Your guest"
For my services You didn't accept, what a plight"
Without You I am nothing, how can You forget?"
my back is bruised with the tip of the spear"
I was their mother, their aunt, or their father instead"
For it is not my destiny to see beloveds thrive"
Yet I see not a soul, I am here alone"
And console my heart though my pain is deep"
"Oh Imam shall we leaves Your aunt is distraught"
And asked "Dear Aunt shall we return."
And Zainab replied, "As you wish dear Imam"
This empty, desolate city now Your home"
Such a place You've chosen to gather and rest"
My Brother Your sister departs now, farewell"
For You're not pleased with her deeds"
What if the Prophet questions, how can I bear?
`Where is Husain?' That is all I will hear"
"You've asked me to leave, so how can I stay?
But where must I go, where must I stay?"
"won't You come, hold my hand as I alight?
Won't You shelter me from strangers' sights?
Won't Abbas or Alder come to bid me farewell?
Won't You bring Asghar for whom Banu cries?"
we're ready, yet You sleep, the grave Your bed"
I will leave for Medina, though never the same"
Give my love to Soghra, my daughter who is ill"
1. The word "Chehlum" or "Arba'in" in Arabic, denotes the traditional memorial held on the 40th day after death.