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Walt Whitman Love For America Essay English Essay
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Sophia Scian
Dr. Kenney
Walt Whitman Essay
America's has underlying characteristics of freedom and democracy, which has separated it from other places across the globe. Walt Whitman, a famous poet, believed these characteristics make America exceptional and used his words to demonstrate his views of America. He believes that America is a special place that unifies the people living there. Whitman considers democracy as a way to experience the world, that everyone and everything is equal and that it all works as a whole. Walt Whitman reveals his ardor and patriotism for America in his works, Leaves of Grass, "Song of Myself", and "I Hear America Singing" through his literary devices and structure.
Whitman's preface to Leaves of Grass emulates his opinion on American democracy through his word choice and symbolism. Whitman uses many metaphors throughout the preface to demonstrate his views. While talking about ancestors, Whitman writes, "that it was fittest for its days… that its action has descended to the…well-shaped heir…and that he shall be fittest for his days." Whitman understands that as time passes, what is right for one generation may not be right for the next. Even though he says what was helpful in the past might not be helpful in the present, he does recognize that without America's ancestors, America would not be where it is today. He goes on to describe the greatness America has achieved today by writing, "In the history of the Earth hitherto the largest and most stirring appear tame and orderly" in comparison to America. He is explaining that out of all the extraordinary things recorded in history, all of it is compared to America and consequently falls short. This statement exhibits Whitman's feelings that America is a superior country because of the greatness that it demonstrates. Furthermore, he writes that America shows "the hospitality which forever indicates heroes." Whitman declares America's persona as being a hero, a word that always has a good connotation. America is the self-sacrificing nation that helps others even at the cost of itself. By painting America as a hero that can, or even has to, save other countries, Whitman again reflects his idea that America is superior to other nations.
The poem "Song of Myself" expresses Whitman's view of America to be unifying through metaphors and diction. He believes that humanity is all connected because it is made out of the same things. Similar to Leaves of Grass Whitman references his ancestors by stating, "My tongue…formed from this soil, this air, Born here of parents born here from parent the same." The speaker explains that he is a part of the people who came before him. The soil he walks on and the air he uses is still the soil and air that the parents had. The soil in America was where his parents created their legacy, their identity as Americans. This identity the speaker shares with his ancestors is also shared with all the other...
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Well it's a new year, a new start, with all the hopes that it brings fresh in our minds. Of course, in various places around the world the new year starts at an entirely different time – a reminder that not everyone sees things in the same way or does things in the same way either.
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A history of violence can also be found in Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism etc. despite the fact that all of these religions do not advocate violence or killing as a way of life.
As a Pagan Druid I have chosen to follow a particular set of beliefs – I would describe myself as a Celtic Pantheist (although strictly I am a Henotheist) and a Gnostic. Much as this is my path of choice, I am well aware that my choice is no more valid or correct than anybody else's and hence the idea of inflicting violence upon someone else due to their differing views seems ridiculous.
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As a modern Druid I feel that tolerance and love is a key part of my own path, just as it should also be in all spiritual paths. If we are ever going to see peace in the world we all need to return to the real fundamentals of our faiths, not fundamentalism as misguided dogmatism. One can only hope that collectively we will all find the grace to do just that.


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La liste des églises de Vaucluse recense de manière exhaustive les églises situées dans le département français de Vaucluse. Il est fait état des diverses protections dont elles peuvent bénéficier, et notamment les inscriptions et classements au titre des monuments historiques.

En ce qui concerne le culte catholique, toutes les églises sont situées dans l'archidiocèse d'Avignon.

Statistiques

Nombres
Le département de Vaucluse comprend 151 communes au .

Depuis 2020, l'archidiocèse d'Avignon compte 169 paroisses.

Dédicaces

Classement
Le classement ci-après se fait par commune selon l'ordre alphabétique.

Il est fait état des diverses protections dont elles peuvent bénéficier, et notamment les inscriptions et classements au titre des monuments historiques.

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Église catholique

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Église orthodoxe

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Articles connexes

 Lieu de culte
 Liste des monuments historiques de Vaucluse
 Liste des chapelles de Vaucluse

Liens externes

  Site officiel de l'archidiocèse d'Avignon
  Site de l'Église catholique en France

Notes et références

Églises

Vaucluse

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The article "Serological Assessment of Samples from Patients Complaining of Dyspepsia" by Dr. Stephen Mortlock is current article published in the Journal of Gastrointestinal and Digestive Systems in October 2013. This review analyses the article's structure, authority, currency, stability, objectivity and it relevance to students and the health care industry. The review first summarize the article. it then analysis the structure of the article, taking into consideration the concept, methodology of the research, it accessible and the technical flow of the article. The review will also critique the article on the basis of its authority, currency, accuracy, objectivity and it stability. The relevance of the article to in the academia and healthcare industry will also be analyzed in the review. The review will analyze all the relevant data and information (including diagrams) provided by the article before judging on the credibility and the reliability of the article. In entirety, the article is very well written, well structured, clear and relevant in to first year medical students and general practitioners.
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[2.] Agréus, L., Kuipers, EJ., Kupcinskas, L., Malfertheiner, P., & Di Mario, F., et al. (2012). Rationale in diagnosis and screening of atrophic gastritis with stomach-specific plasma biomarkers. Scand J Gastroenterol 47: 136-147.
[3.] Axon, A.,(2002) Management of uninvestigated dyspepsia: review and commentary. Gut 50 Suppl 4: iv51-55.
[4.] Brun, R., & Kuo, B., (2010). Functional dyspepsia. Therap Adv Gastroenterol 3: 145-164.
[5.] Dai, YC., Tang, ZP.,& Zhang ,YL (2011). How to assess the severity of atrophic gastritis. World J Gastroenterol 17: 1690-1693.
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[7.] Harmon, RC., & Peura, DA., (2010). Evaluation and management of dyspepsia. Therap Adv Gastroenterol 3: 87-98.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld showed a fashionista's version of practicality on Tuesday with transparent bags and pleated, detachable cuffs and collars, in a collection crammed with accessories.
Buyers and executives at Paris fashion week have been on the lookout for scarves, hats and other profitable accessories that outsell clothes especially in times of economic crisis, and at Chanel they found a treasure trove.
The transparent bags gave a techno look to models dressed in demure black tea-party dresses and cake-tin hats, livened up by powder pink and jade green tops and body stockings which Lagerfeld described as adding frivolity to the stern outfits.
The playfulness marked a new beginning after Lagerfeld's all-white haute couture show earlier this year, in which he declared an end to red-carpet exuberance.
With model Kate Moss, singer Lily Allen and actress Milla Jovovich in the front row, the red-carpet brigade was back in full force for the autumn/winter ready-to-wear show.
Despite the celebrity crowd and elegant venue — the glass-domed Grand Palais just off the Champs-Elysees — the cutbacks were noticeable in details, such as the absence of lavish gift bags to woo editors.
Like other luxury houses, Chanel has been hit by the economic downturn, laying off 200 temporary workers.
"Green is the color of hope," Lagerfeld said in the backstage interview when asked about his color choice.
He was one of the first designers to go all-out with heavily branded small accessories, such as bangles and hair-clips with the intertwined "CC" logo based on the initials of Coco Chanel, the founder of the fashion empire.
"It's all made like jewelry, with different materials, wool, organza, sophisticated elements that you can combine with any outfit," he said of the leg-warmers, arm-warmers and cuffs that dotted the show.


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Urban Majewski (ur. 6 czerwca 1818 w Hajsynie, zm. 15 marca 1872 w Warszawie) – strażak, naczelnik Warszawskiej Straży Ogniowej.

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Urodził się 6 czerwca 1818 w Hajsynie, mieście powiatowym, w niezamożnej rodzinie. Wcześnie osierocony przez rodziców, w 16 roku życia wstępuje do służby wojskowej. Pełniąc służbę wojskową w 1863 doszedł do stopnia pułkownika.

W 1861 zostaje mianowany dowódcą warszawskiej straży ogniowej. Daje się poznać jako ofiarny strażak, nie szczędzący zdrowia dla ratowania mienia mieszkańców miasta. W kierowaniu powierzoną mu jednostką starał się o jej jak najlepsze działanie. Dzięki jego staraniom w 1864 zakupiono w Anglii dwie sikawki parowe i w dwa lata później warszawska firma Lilpop i Rau dostarczyła jeszcze jedną taką maszynę.

Był inicjatorem wprowadzenia usprawnień i urządzeń w działaniu straży pożarnych takich jak: sznury z węzłami, worki do spuszczania się na dół, płachty do skakania z wysokości, aparaty tlenowych do oddychania w dymie.

Żonaty z Antoniną z domu Karlowicz, mieli razem dwie córki i trzech synów.

Na początku marca 1872 uległ wypadkowi w trakcie akcji gaśniczej w Warszawie  i zmarł dnia 15 marca 1872. Pochowany został na warszawskich Powązkach (kwatera 180-3-1,2,3).

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Hands on: Vivo V20 review
The prettiest phone of the season?
Not yet rated By Aakash Jhaveri published 14 October 20
What is a hands on review?
(Image: © Aakash Jhaveri)
Early Verdict
Unlike the V series offerings in the past, the Vivo V20 seems to have no particularly omissions or weak links. The focus is once again on the cameras and design, and those need to be high on your preferences to justify its asking price.
Innovative selfie camera
Cool design
Android 11 out-of-the-box
Relatively small battery
60Hz display
The last few months have seen a lot of smartphone launches in the sub Rs 30,000 segment of India, following a somewhat dry spell and lack of options from many brands. With great new offerings in the form of the OnePlus Nord, the Samsung Galaxy M51, the Realme X3 series and others, Vivo now faces heat on its home turf. Its response is the Vivo V20 — a phone that covers the basics and goes on to offer some unique features for a growing niche.
With content consumption reaching all-time high levels, creation naturally followed suit. Vivo hopes to cater to the new breed of users who rely on their cameras for a lot more than the occasional click here and there. Be it selfies, vlogging, social media or video calls, the Vivo V20 has something for everyone whose usage includes a lot of photography or videography. In fact, it is one of the only phones to offer actual autofocus abilities on the front camera.
The 44MP Eye AF selfie camera seems legitimate in our initial testing. It is quick to focus and adjust the metering, be it photos or videos. The rear cameras are modest in comparison, with a 64MP primary shooter, an 8MP ultra-wide lens that doubles as a macro camera and a 2MP mono camera.
On the inside, it is powered by the popular Snapdragon 720G chipset. While it is usually seen on more affordable smartphones, it is pretty capable and consistent on the Vivo V20, especially if you're not big on gaming.
The design is also supposed to be a strong point of the device. It is one of the thinnest and lightest phones of the season with a unique back panel that changes colours each time you look at it. This does come with a compromise: a smaller 4,000mAh battery. Thankfully, 33W fast charging is still around.
Historically, the software skin on Vivo phones has been the weakest point. On the V20 however, Vivo has outdone itself with a much cleaner UI while also claiming the crown for the first phone to ship with Android 11.
At a starting price of Rs 24,990 in India, the Vivo V20 is not a cheap phone if you just look at the specs. However, if you value camera features and design over raw performance, this might just be the phone for you.
Vivo V20 price in India and availability
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128GB: Rs 24,990 | 256GB: Rs 27,990
Colours: Midnight Jazz, Moonlight Sonata, Sunset Melody
The Vivo V20 launched in India on October 13. It comes in two storage configurations, with the base 128GB variant being priced at Rs 24,990 and the 256GB model at Rs 27,990. Colour options include Midnight Jazz, Sunset Melody and Moonlight Sonata. Pre-orders are now open and will be available for purchase starting October 20 on Flipkart and offline retailers.
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The Vivo V20 is like the hipster sibling of the Vivo X50 Pro. It borrows the same glass sandwich design and a rectangular brushed metal camera housing and anti-glare finish. However, the two phones are on the opposite ends of the catchiness spectrum solely on the basis of the colours.
The Sunset Melody colourway of the Vivo V20 is slightly weird and extremely striking. There's probably no other phone that offers so many colours at once. It's definitely an acquired taste — not easy to carry but definitely stunning. In fact, I don't even know if the phone has an actual base colour which then shifts to the others. Sometimes, it is a soft blue to orange gradient from left to right, while at other times it's a rich reddish-orange or a deep purple. The colour range is insane, and something that you'll need to see to fully understand. There are also two other grey finishes available but they are nearly nowhere as fun.
Describing the Vivo V20's colour is a task on its own.
With a thickness of just 7.38mm and a weight of 171 grams, it is one of the more compact phones currently available. The former might not be that easy to feel as the back doesn't curve or taper to the sides, maintaining the same thickness throughout. Regardless, when it comes to ergonomics, it scores high.
Even the camera module is rather iconic with the two-step setup making a comeback. The first level has the flash module amid a metallic frame while the lenses are in a layer above. I like it because of how different it looks, but people have had mixed reactions.
From extraordinary to ordinary, the Vivo V20 offers a 6.44-inch E3 AMOLED display with a Full HD+ resolution. It has a dated waterdrop notch cutting in from the top and a sizeable chin on the bottom.
While the colours are vibrant and the sharpness is plenty, the max brightness was unsatisfactory. Indoor use will be fine but sunlight legibility was a little difficult. The refresh rate is also just 60Hz, which is lower than the competition. It might not be a big deal for everyone but was worth mentioning.
Apart from that, there's an in-display fingerprint scanner. The panel is also HDR10 capable.
When it comes to internal specifications, the Vivo V20 is powered by the Snapdragon 720G chipset along with 8GB of RAM. While this isn't the best chipset for the price, it is more than capable for regular tasks. In fact, this is probably the first time a V series phone runs on the latest silicon from Qualcomm.
In our limited time with the phone, the performance seems up to par. Heavy gaming or photo editing could change our opinions. The same chipset powers phones such as the RedmiNote 9 Pro Max and the Realme 6 Pro.
In most countries, the Vivo V20 is the first phone to run Android 11 out-of-the-box. More interestingly, the older Funtouch OS interface has been done away with, in favour of a much cleaner software skin.
This means that the elements such as the notification shade, quick toggles and the app drawer are where you'd expect them to be. Vivo was the last OEM to continue using a bloated and confusing skin, so this is a very welcome change.
There's a fair bit of customization possible too, in case you still prefer the older ways. Additions such as the Jovi smart screen on the left of the home screen continues to be here.
We're yet to discover the smaller features and tweaks brought by Funtouch OS 11, but even without that, it is finally a skin that we no longer need to warn potential consumers about.
The petite form factor of the device means that the Vivo V20 gets only a 4,000mAh battery. It's average in size but the competition is now beyond the 5,000mAh threshold. Funtouch OS used to be pretty sparing on the battery, but we will need to test it further to see if the Android 11 build changes that.
Thankfully, a 33W FlashCharge adapter is included with the phone, taking it from 0 to 60% in about 30 minutes.
Vivo is betting big with the cameras on the V20, especially the one on the front. There's a 44MP f/2.0 (Samsung ISOCELL GH1) camera on the front. The unique feature is the ability to smartly focus on the eyes. It does this by identifying the T-structure of the face and then locking in. The lenses physically move to be able to focus on eyes from distances as close as 15cm to infinity. For context, most selfie cameras have an optimal operating range of 30-45cm.
Not just that, it comes with a barrage of shooting modes such as 4K video recording, slow-mo selfies, stabilization, dual-view video, night mode and a few others. On the back are three other cameras: a 64MP primary shooter, an 8MP ultra-wide lens that doubles as a really capable macro shooter and an 8MP mono lens.
Full disclosure: I value the rear cameras a lot more than the selfie camera, and that's what my scoring is likely to reflect. But from the looks of it, we might just be looking at the most complete front camera experience on a smartphone.
There are some phones that look to be all-rounders while some others prefer to prioritize certain aspects. The Vivo V20 is a part of the latter camp and has a specific user on mind. If your usage revolves around content creation using the front camera, you prefer your phones to look unique and miss the days when phones were pocketable, this might just be your best options.
For everyone else, the OnePlus Nord is a great alternative with a nice 90Hz display and clean software. The Galaxy M51 offers a trademark Samsung experience along with the best battery life on the market. And if you want a versatile set of cameras, the Realme X3 SuperZoom should serve you well.
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Blowy Day at Walberswick
by John Lawrence
£1,095.00 or from just £109.50/month
free insured delivery to united kingdom
Categories: Small (Less than 20''), Paintings, Coastal & Marine, £1000-£3000
John Lawrence describes his artwork as "vibrant, impressionistic and of the moment".
Born in Kent, John Lawrence first made a name for himself in the 1960s when he was commissioned by Wilkinson Sword to produce a set of engravings of ceremonial swords. He later illustrated campaigns for Castrol, Princes Salmon and Unilever.
During the 80s and 90s, Lawrence worked for some major advertisers. He produced illustrations for bank notes and personal cheques and a series of seven Christmas advertisements for Harrods. Lawrence was the illustrator of the original Big Ben logo that appears on HP Sauce – an adaptation of which can still be seen on sauce bottles today.
In 1993 John decided he would concentrate on his oil paintings full time and under the tuition of the artist Eddie Franklin, further developed his style.
John Lawrence's passion for marine scenes is reflected in a large body of his work. Alongside these John also paints local Sussex landscapes capturing country life, as well as street scenes and townscapes. John Lawrence paints mainly from life and invites viewers of his work to share the moment and feel the cold splash of the sea or the warmth of the sun, which he has captured on the canvas. Through confident brushstrokes and a bold use of colour John forms a style which successfully plays through all genres of his original paintings.
Behind the Boatyard, Woodbridge, Suffolk 12 x 12 inches £ 845.00
Ferrari 250 GTO 33 x 24 inches £ 1,795.00
Supercharged Blower Bentley 40 x 30 inches £ 1,995.00
Rolls Royce Circa 1921 40 x 30 inches £ 1,995.00
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Sacred stories burn bright on Minnesotan's Ojibwe star map
Dan Olson
September 18, 2015 9:00 a.m.
ListenSacred stories burn bright on Minnesotan's Ojibwe star map
Carl Gawboy at his studio near Knife River, Minn.
Ojibwe scholar and artist Carl Gawboy grew up listening to his father tell a thrilling creation story, a titanic struggle between the legendary Ojibwe hero Nanaboujou and the panther.
Nanaboujou has nearly won the battle, but the panther tries one last desperate measure. "The great panther called down the rains to flood the Earth," Gawboy says, "so it's left to Nanaboujou then to try to get a new world out of the old."
The story can be found in the stars, although you need the right map. It can't be seen in the familiar constellations of Orion, Pisces and Taurus. Instead, you need to scan the Ojibwe star map of the moose, the fisher, the loon — and the panther.
Gawboy, who helped create the Ojibwe map, says the panther star arrangement in the spring was a reminder of the danger of the snow melt combined with spring rains.
"When you see that constellation rise in ancient culture you remember that story, to say watch out, be careful ... because the floods are gonna come anytime and they're going to come and sudden."
Gawboy is best known by many as a painter and a muralist. His work includes murals in Ely and Grand Portage in northern Minnesota, in St. Paul at the Minnesota History Center and in the Superior, Wis., public library.
He also works stints as an Ojibwe culture educator for schools and other groups, which is why he's working to ensure the Ojibwe stories of the heavens and the natural world aren't lost with age.
Gawboy was inspired to start work on the Ojibwe star map decades ago when he read accounts about the Pueblo people in the southwestern United States.
In addition to being an accomplished artist, Carl Gawboy is active in the Native Skywatchers astronomy program.
Archeologists realized their structures and art reflected a keen understanding of the universe — "astronomical alignments in Pueblo buildings, and their rock paintings with astronomical events like supernovas depicted on them," he says.
It dawned on Gawboy then that Ojibwe culture was also influenced by the stars.
Scholars credit him for a theory of Ojibwe rock paintings that others have missed. Nearly a hundred of the pictographs are in a line, more or less, from northeastern Minnesota toward Canada's Hudson Bay.
Some thought the pictures told the story of great hunting trips. But Gawboy believes the rock pictures are sign posts for astronomical observations.
"They usually have a big open area above them, and it's up in this great big dome of rock that sits above the rock paintings where all the rock paintings took place," he says.
These days, Gawboy's relationship with the natural world is obvious when you hear him talk about where he lives. His home and studio in Duluth sit a hundred yards from Lake Superior. The big lake can be serene one moment and deadly with wind and waves the next.
"It sits there cold and wants to kill you, so you learn that you're not gonna splash around in it ... nature is something you do battle with and you try to keep alive in it as well as really enjoying yourself in it."
Carl Gawboy worked at his studio near Knife River, Minn.
Gawboy grew up on a small farm near Ely. The family spoke three languages — his father's Ojibwe, his mother's Finnish and then the eight kids learning English. Like other Ojibwe, his parents wanted the kids to learn English to succeed in life, and yet still know their culture.
"He would tell me legends all in English," he says, "So, I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but it's how I heard the stories."
At 72, Gawboy is sometimes introduced to audiences as an elder. But he says he's not qualified.
Elders in American Indian culture, Gawboy says, are fluent in their native language, have lived an honorable life and have deep knowledge to pass along.
He does have advice on the knowledge part of being an elder.
"Most of us are lucky if we can do one thing and be known for it. And so, I always tell people just know one, one thing and be sure you try to pass that on to other generations."
Editor's note: This is Dan Olson's last story for MPR News. He retires today after 42 years. Please check out the archive of all his wonderful Minnesota Sounds and Voices stories. He will be missed.
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Carl Gawboy's studio resides in this building near Lake Superior and Knife River, Minn.
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The seven-day pilots' strike reportedly cost China Airlines about NT$500 million (US$16 million). Photo: Reuters
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China Airlines pilots end seven-day strike after deal reached
China Airlines flights between Hong Kong and Taiwan are expected to return to normal soon after many of them were canceled in the past few days as the carrier's pilots went on strike to demand better working conditions.
After four rounds of marathon negotiations that lasted a total of 158 hours, the Taoyuan Union of Pilots said on Thursday night it had reached an agreement with management over its complaints, particularly on overnight flights, and would call off the strike at 10:25 p.m.
The last round, which began at 10 a.m. on Thursday, ended at 8:30 p.m., the Hong Kong Economic Journal reported.
The pilots' union and the airline said they were working on legal documents to make their agreements firmer and would make further announcements soon, RTHK reported.
The company promised that union members who participated in the strike would not be subject to any punishment.
Aside from pledging additional manpower on long-haul flights, the carrier also agreed not to increase hiring of captains from other nations except for special circumstances and to review the causes of the labor dispute, improve its corporate management culture and increase communication with the union.
As for flight safety bonuses, a separate negotiation will be held on Thursday next week.
Both sides agreed to settle any future disputes through arbitration and mediation, rather than through a strike, over the three-and-a-half years that the collective agreement is valid.
Ho Nuan-hsuan, the airline's chairman, told media on Friday the airline's flights will return to normal on Saturday.
The first airline pilot strike in Taiwan was launched at 6 a.m. on Feb. 8 and has since caused serious flight disruptions, with many flights between Hong Kong and Taiwan forced to be canceled.
The pilots' sudden action also sparked great discontent among China Airlines passengers as it was staged during the Lunar New Year holiday, one of the busiest times of the year.
While the affected flights are expected to gradually resume normal operations, the seven-strike reportedly cost the airline about NT$500 million (HK$127 million, US$16 million).
Welcoming the outcome, Taiwan President Tsai Ying-wen said she believes a rational dialogue would be the best way to solve disputes between employers and employees in the future.


The protection of data privacy in Brazil started in 2014 due to Law n° 12.965, which established principles and duties regarding the use of the internet. The law offers guidelines regarding issues such as privacy protection, guaranteed freedom of expression, and network neutrality. It also ensures the stability, safety, and functionality of the network. Finally, it states that access to the internet is essential for the exercise of free citizenship; thus, users of the network maintain their rights to inviolability of communications, not suffer suspension of their internet connection, and data protection from third parties.
In response to a need for more specific regulations regarding data privacy, the Brazilian government enacted Law n° 13.709 on August 14, 2018 to delineate users' data and how the controller and operator can and cannot manage them. Before scrutinizing the provisions of the law, it is important to understand some of the agents who act in this domain. They include the holder, who bears the personal data; the controller, who competes for decisions about the treatment of personal data; and the operator, who treats the data on the controller's behalf.
The law states that the treatment of data can occur only in the following circumstances: with the holder's consent; to fulfill a legal obligation; to allow the public administration to carry out public policy (when the data is in a shared platform); for organs of research (which always avoid using personal data); to execute a contract; to protect the life of third persons; for health proceedings by professionals; and when lawful interests of the controller or third party call for it.
Additionally, the treatment of personal data must adhere to the principles of good-faith, finality, adequation, necessity, free access to the way and duration of the proceeding, quality of the data, transparency, security to protect the information, prevention, non-discrimination, and accountability.
The data holder maintains numerous rights, including but not limited to the following: knowledge of the way, duration, and specified goal of the data's treatment; identification of and information about the controller; accountability of the agents who treat the data; information regarding the sharing of the controller and its goals; confirmation of the existence of the treatment; access to the data; correction of incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated data; portability of the data to other providers; elimination of data that has been treated without the holder's consent; information about public or private institutions with whom the controller shares information; and the possibility of revocation of consent.
If the holder is a child, the controller must obtain the consent of at least one parent in order to protect the best interests of the minor. An exception to this rule occurs if the information is needed to contact the parents.
The law states that the international transfer of data may occur only when the countries or international organisms provide adequate data protection and the controller proves that he/she can guarantee the holder's lawful principles and rights.
Next, the law establishes that the agents of treatment (the controller and operator) must adopt safety measures, techniques, and administrative actions to protect the data and avoid accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, or alteration of their treatment. Moreover, the controller and operator may formulate, within their procedures, guidelines detailing best practices and governance for responding to holders' claims, establishing technical standards, and fulfilling specific obligations.
Lastly, the original legislation included the creation of a national authority to protect and supervise data management and apply sanctions, when necessary. However, this provision suffered a presidential veto, potentially diminishing the law's enforcement.
Arthur Duarte is a licensed attorney in Brazil. He has earned an LL.M. Degree with a concentration in Civil Litigation at the University of Minnesota Law School.


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Stately neoclassical building dating back to the end of 1700. It has an Italian garden at the front and an English park at the back with secular trees and woody plants. The villa belongs to the City Council which uses it for conventions, events and art exhibitions. Visits are permitted to the gardens and ground floor, which is richly decorated with frescoes and stuccoes.
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The Kilometer of Knowledge (Chilometro della Conoscenza) is a path on the western shore of Lake Como - a kilometer long - that starts from Villa Olmo, crosses a bridge through the municipality of Serre, Villa del Grumello, and ends at Villa Sucota. It is a landscape of rare beauty, embracing the first basin of the lake with gardens, historic villas, greenhouses and the most important monuments of the city. A heritage of not only great natural beauty, but also cultural, historical and artistic.
Villa Olmo: Centre for the Arts
Villa Olmo is the most celebrated and sumptuous of the historic homes of Como and one that made Como one of the driving forces of the Enlightenment in Italy. Simone Cantoni succeeded in realising the needs of a cultured and progressive aristocracy, bringing good taste to those buildings "remodelled in the modern fashion" while fully embracing the ideas of the Enlightenment at a time that saw Lombardy, and Milan in particular, become one of the liveliest centres in Europe.
In the words of the academic Nicoletta Ossanna Cavadini, it was a true "philosophical world" based on the proportions of the golden section. The architect was in tune with the personality of the principal Marchese Innocenzo Odescalchi who returned from Rome in 1780 with an up-to-date and cosmopolitan education and committed himself to a programme of cultural renewal of the whole Como area, including the building of a suburban villa in line with the reforming ideas of the enlightened thinkers.
Simone Cantoni (Muggio 1739-Gorgonzola 1818) was the most famous member of a family of master-builders and architects from the Ticino canton of Switzerland who had been working since the sixteenth century in the Ligurian Riviera and in France and Germany. He embraced a strict neoclassical architecture in which the references to the ancient world and to French culture contributed to the creation of a new language, though still formally complying with the classical principles and rules that had been taken up again in the eighteenth century.
The result was stylish works expressing high aesthetic and compositional values that fully met the time's tenets of "good taste". Cantoni (seen above, in a painting of the time), over the course of his long career, built a hundred or so works in Lombardy. The repertory of villas by him in the Brianza and Como areas stand out as particularly good examples.
Villa Olmo was itself begun at the end of the eighteenth century and completed in 1812. It passed from the hands of the Odescalchi family to the Raimondi, and hence the Visconti di Modrone and finally in 1925 to the municipal authority which has used it to host cultural events and art exhibitions. It was in effect a visiting card for Cantoni that gave him the chance to build country houses such as Villa Giovio in Breccia and Villa Odescalchi at Fino Mornasco. In his later years he built the Seminario Maggiore and the liceo classico "Alessandro Volta" secondary school in Como.
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Via Simone Cantoni, 1, Como CO 22100
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May 1 - Sep 30, Mon - Sun, 07:30 - 23:00
Oct 1 - Apr 30, Sat - Sat, 07:30 - 19:00
Gardens: h 7.30-19.00 (Winter) - h 7.30-23.00 (Summer)
Villa: Open on occasional events and Mon. – Sat.: h 9.00-12.30 / 14.00-17.00
€ 10.00 (typical).
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Nearby Things to Do include: Water Activities such as Villa Geno Beach and Lido Villa Olmo; Monuments such as Como War Memorial and Monument to European Resistance; Towns such as Brunate and Cernobbio; Museums such as Volta Temple and Museum and Casartelli Science Museum; Churches such as Sant'Agostino and Como Cathedral (Duomo); Villas such as Villa del Grumello and Villa Saporiti.
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The 13th and 14th of January were the dates this year for the much liked and well attended Rutherglen regatta, with more than 700 competitors contesting 340 races across the weekend. This was the 153rd running of this regatta, making it the oldest rowing regatta in Australia.
The 800m course on the Saturday and a short 500m sprint on Sunday leaves you with short, sharp, shocks of excitement over a fun packed weekend thanks to the quick race starts and the tricky boomerang bend.
Outstanding performances included Morgan Chandler and Lindsey Brown in the Female D grade pair on Saturday (800m) and Female open pair on Sunday (500m).
On Saturday, Michelle Joy was victorious in the Female B Grade single scull, with Sarah Houghton taking silver. Sliver was also the colour for Zoe Maxwell and Michelle Joy in the female open double scull (800m).
The newly formed mixed coxed eight enjoyed the second spot on both days, not a bad effort for a bunch of folks that had never set foot in a boat together prior to rowing to the start.
Stefanie Dudczig and Allan Randall were heroic in the Mixed Double scull on the Sunday picking up silver after a fantastic start – pipped at the post thanks to some pesky buoys and a reedy finish.
Praise too for the Wentworth Richmond composite Male Masters Eight who won on both days thanks to their great efforts and huge long and lanky Wentworth rowers. Our all Richmond masters eight gave it all they had, but a 6 sec handicap over 800m and 4 seconds over the 500m run made the race for a medal just out of reach.
There was lots of "in-boat" video footage taken over the weekend, and we can confirm the number of actual strokes it takes to complete the course. Over 500m the pair of Morgan and Lindsey took 64 strokes, the double of Dave and Charlie did it in 59 strokes, the men's D grade coxed four took 58 and the mixed eight 54. Our male masters eight took only 49 strokes over the same distance. Loving the stats!
In addition there was the christening of a new member owned boat – the Hobbit. The name has nothing to do with the height and furry feet of the crew – and any gossip is 'fake news'. Denis Henry also proved that he is still a wizard at Rock-Paper-Scissors (to keep Leigh and Christine's daughter entertained).
Off the water – Freshly made bacon and egg rolls for lunch and awesome chicken parmies' later in the pub, all washed down with plenty of coffee and beer. Mostly beer.
Chiltern – our host for the night is an idyllic, charming and historic town with plenty of laughs in the numerous bars. We visited most of them in search of the best table and the coldest beer.
All up it was an awesome trip, the weather was especially kind to us with day time temps hovering around the 27 deg mark. Many thanks must go to those that worked behind the scenes organising accommodation and boat transport. You all know who you are, and know that we could not have done it without you, and we can't forget our effervescent Yash who volunteered as our BRO for the weekend. This is definitely one regatta we should all make an effort to attend. Bring on 2019.
Kim B. and Alex R.


A quick trip over to UPS at Tamworth this morning to collect the M-Sport engine mounts, I'm very impressed with the quality of the CNC machined aluminium alloy arm, with a black anodised finish. It even has an M-Sport hologram stuck on it! The rubber mount looks like it'll make a big difference too.
I'm selling more surplus ST and Fiesta Mk4 parts on Ebay.
I ordered the engine mounts from M-Sport yesterday. I also spoke to Raceline about their front mounting alternator bracket. But alas, its not designed for use with the Brise 49A alternator, so I contacted Brise to see if they could provide me with one of their brackets, so long as it was front mounting and the alternator sat beneath the water pump.
More progress today on sourcing an competition spec gearbox mount (or Left hand engine mount). I spoke to the parts co-ordinator for the Fiesta Sporting Trophy, at M-Sport, and it turns out that there is an uprated mount for use with the IB5 gearbox.
There also exists a replacement rubber for the right hand engine mount.
Whilst looking on the www for IB5 gearbox mountings, I've found that the Fiesta Sporting Trophy series have discovered some problems with various aspects of the Ford Duratec and IB5 gearbox in rallies.
For example, there is a different arm available for the engine mount, which is about £200. I've emailed m-sport to see if they have any more details on the upgraded mounts.
The following website lists all the bulletins released to Fiesta ST150 competitors.
Finally managed to spend some time outside in the garage this afternoon. I've bought a Fiesta Mk4 gearbox bracket and rubber mount, which I'll be using to support the weight of the engine and gearbox. The ST150 gearbox mount doesn't fit so I'll have to ebay it. I have managed to fit the ST150 engine mount. I've cut some threaded rod, and fixed it in the end of the engine casing. I've drilled three holes in the inner wing for the engine mount, and bolted it all in place. After moving the engine closer to the original position that the Zetec sat in, I realised I cannot use the rear mounted factory alternator due to clearance problems with the pulley. So I'll be fitting the Brise alternator at the front of the engine, and removing the water pump pulley. The water pump innards will be removed, and an electric water pump fitted. These plans may change. I had to take the oil breather tube out the gearbox (2nd picture below) before the mounting bracket could be bolted to the gearbox. It simply lifts out, after some persuasion with a screwdriver.
Here are the first pictures of the Jenvey inlet manifold fitted to the Duratec engine in the Mk1 XR2. There's little clearance for trumpets or an air box, so I'm going to have to make more than a few cosmetic changes to squeeze everything in.
Jenvey has provided me with an inlet manifold for the Duratec. It arrived this morning. I'll post some pics over the weekend.
I had the privilege of spending an afternoon at Race Technology HQ last week, on the first of their monthly training sessions. I learnt all sorts of information, about how to analyse the data captured by the DL1 datalogger, including time slip and G-Circles. I'll have to sit down with the data I captured at Snetterton in July to see how I could perhaps have driven round the track even quicker, bearing in mind I was nursing broken suspension.
I've added a five star rating system to the foot of every page. This will hopefully give me some useful feedback on the relevance of the information contained on the web site. The overall statistics show a 100% increase in web page access over the last two days, compared to previous stats, so I'm hoping that all the hard work in improving the site's access is paying off.


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Nearest tube: Tower Hill (Circle and District lines) or London Bridge (Jubilee and Northern lines)
The Monument is a short walk (5-10 minutes) from Tower Bridge, along the northern bank of the Thames.
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BeeRescue.com.au specialises in the safe removal and relocation of established bee hives all across Melbourne. We are *not* Pest Control.
As registered/insured bee keepers with a deep passion for bees we've removed and relocated hundreds of bee hives across Melbourne (including for numerous Councils, Estate Agents, Parks Victoria, Dept of Defense, Dept of Education etc) and Victoria and we don't use pest control chemicals which wear off within a month or so. Using infra red tech and an inspection camera we can accurately locate the hive in your wall, ceiling or floor.
The entire hive is physically removed – bees – honey – comb, otherwise the area acts like a magnet for another swarm and you'll never be rid of the problem. Critically we show you how to treat the surface so this wont happen again in future. A lot of our bee hive removal work is actually after pest control have visited in the past as new bees will occupy the old hive when the poison wears off when pest control is used….resulting in many kilos of honey running down your wall into your floor or carpet, and/or the hive can decompose in your wall making adjacent rooms uninhabitable….we recommend you look at these pictures.
We can even remove and rescue bees from inside trees, and inside walls, floors and chimneys.
As long as we have physical access, bees can be relocated from homes, sheds, factories, schools, compost bins, cubby houses etc, and you can keep the honey comb. We charge a fee that similar to pest control – without use of nasty chemicals.
Swarming is the natural reproduction cycle for bees, and swarms especially if exposed to weather, will almost always leave the location they've settled in with a fortnight, usually on the very next warm day…and they generally are very passive until they've settled into their permanent home.
Contact us asap if you have an established hive in your home, building or tree etc across Melbourne and Victoria.


Yummy Cup Corn is offering premium quality organic steamed sweet corn with 10 different flavours. Flavours include hot Mexican chilli, cheese, barbecue, sweet and sour, sour cream and onion, pizza and many more. We also offer other items on our menu such as Papri Chaat and Pani Puri.


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Q: posting data to REST API with angularjs after getting a part of the data using $http.get() I have a backend written in django and it looks like this:
HTTP 200 OK
Allow: GET, POST, HEAD, OPTIONS
Content-Type: application/json
Vary: Accept

[
    {
        "message_body": "Hi mam, you are amazing!!!",
        "deleted": false,
        "id": 7,
        "timestamp": "2017-08-23T15:22:00.676099Z",
        "moderator_approval_count": 0,
        "verified_by_moderators": true,
        "last_like_activity_id": 8,
        "last_like_count": 2,
        "likes": [
            {
                "message_id": 7,
                "liked": true,
                "unliked": false,
                "id": 7,
                "timestamp": "2017-08-26T05:56:02.167164Z",
                "user_id": 1
            },
            {
                "message_id": 7,
                "liked": false,
                "unliked": true,
                "id": 8,
                "timestamp": "2017-08-26T05:57:49.756284Z",
                "user_id": 1
            }
        ],
        "teacher_id": 5
    },
    {
        "message_body": "Hi sir, you are amazing ^ 34 !!!",
        "deleted": false,
        "id": 13,
        "timestamp": "2017-08-23T19:20:07.468438Z",
        "moderator_approval_count": 0,
        "verified_by_moderators": true,
        "last_like_activity_id": 6,
        "last_like_count": 1,
        "likes": [
            {
                "message_id": 13,
                "liked": true,
                "unliked": false,
                "id": 6,
                "timestamp": "2017-08-23T19:32:20.652049Z",
                "user_id": 1
            }
        ],
        "teacher_id": 6
    },
    {
        "message_body": "Hi sir, you are great!!!",
        "deleted": false,
        "id": 14,
        "timestamp": "2017-08-25T08:49:34.158602Z",
        "moderator_approval_count": 0,
        "verified_by_moderators": true,
        "last_like_activity_id": -1,
        "last_like_count": 0,
        "likes": [],
        "teacher_id": 7
    },
    {
        "message_body": "You're a wonderful teacher, mam!",
        "deleted": false,
        "id": 15,
        "timestamp": "2017-08-26T15:14:44.745096Z",
        "moderator_approval_count": 0,
        "verified_by_moderators": true,
        "last_like_activity_id": -1,
        "last_like_count": 0,
        "likes": [],
        "teacher_id": 5
    }
]

I'm deploying it using a virtual environment.
My html looks like this:

        To
        <select class="form-control" id="selecT" ng-model="chosen.teacher" ng-options="teacher.name for teacher in teachers track by teacher.id" required>
        </select>
        <textarea class="form-control" id="message" cols="auto" rows="10" ng-model="note" placeholder="Write your message" required></textarea>

        <button type="submit" class="form-control" id="subBtn" ng-click="postData(note, chosen.teacher.id)">Post</button>

I've to use the chosen.teacher.id and note to post the message in the backend above. Here's my app.js for the following:
var app = angular.module('info', []);

app.controller('createMessage', function($scope, $http) {
    $scope.teachers = [];
    $scope.chosen = {};
    $http.get('http://127.0.0.1:10000/compliments/teachers/').
        then(function(response) {
            $scope.teachers = response.data;
        });
    $scope.chosen.teacher = { id : 5, name : 'Dr. Ananya Kanjilal'};
    var config = {
        headers: {
            'Content-type': 'application/json'
        }
    };
});

function postData(message, t_id)    {
    $http.post('http://127.0.0.1:10000/compliments/messages/',
        {
            message_body: message,
            deleted: false,
            id: t_id
        },
        {
            headers: {
                'Content-type': 'application/json'
            }
        }).success(function(response)   {
            console.log("ok");
        }).error(function(response) {
            console.log("error");
            console.log(response.data);
        });
}

I'm getting no error but the data isn't being posted to the server. I'm a newbie in front end. Please help with examples. Thanks in advance!

A: ok, here's my solution:
var app = angular.module('info', [])

app.controller('createMessage', function($scope, $http) {
    $scope.teachers = [];
    $scope.chosen = {};
    $http.get('http://127.0.0.1:10000/compliments/teachers/').
        then(function(response) {
            $scope.teachers = response.data;
        });
    $scope.chosen.teacher = { id : 5, name : 'Dr. Ananya Kanjilal'};
    $scope.postData = function()    {
    $http({
            url: 'http://127.0.0.1:10000/compliments/messages/',
            method: 'POST',
            data:   JSON.stringify({
                "message_body": $scope.note,
                "deleted": false,
                "teacher_id": $scope.chosen.teacher.id
            }),
            config:  {
                headers:
                    {
                        'Content-type': 'application/json'
                }
            }
        }).success(function(response)   {
            console.log("ok");
        }).error(function(response) {
            console.log("error");
            console.log(response.data);
        });
    }
});

i omitted the JSON.stringify() earlier and was the sole reason for TypeError

A: I am updating my answer as per your updated question
First of all in app.js define your postData function inside your controller and in a $scope object
app.js
var app = angular.module('info', []);

app.controller('createMessage', function($scope, $http) {
$scope.teachers = [];
$scope.chosen = {};
$http.get('http://127.0.0.1:10000/compliments/teachers/').
    then(function(response) {
        $scope.teachers = response.data;
    });
$scope.chosen.teacher = { id : 5, name : 'Dr. Ananya Kanjilal'};
var config = {
    headers: {
        'Content-type': 'application/json'
    }
};
$scope.postData = function(message, t_id)    {
$http.post('http://127.0.0.1:10000/compliments/messages/',
    {
        message_body: message,
        deleted: false,
        id: t_id
    },
    {
        headers: {
            'Content-type': 'application/json'
        }
    }).success(function(response)   {
        console.log("ok");
    }).error(function(response) {
        console.log("error");
        console.log(response.data);
    });
}
});

And in your html file, the last div containing ng-click function is outside your ng-controller div. The correct way would be

    To
    <select class="form-control" id="selecT" ng-model="chosen.teacher" ng-options="teacher.name for teacher in teachers track by teacher.id" required>
    </select>
    <textarea class="form-control" id="message" cols="auto" rows="10" ng-model="note" placeholder="Write your message" required></textarea>

    <button type="submit" class="form-control" id="subBtn" ng-click="postData(note, chosen.teacher.id)">Post</button>


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Poteau, Okla., Oct. 17.-(Special)- Jury deliberations were continued Saturday in the murder charge of Night Marshal Luke Terry of Spiro for the shooting of Charlie Lemons of Spiro last November in an attempted arrest.
The jury received the case at 5 p.m. Friday, reported at 10 a.m. that they were deadlocked nine to three, and were sent back to continue deliberations by District Judge Ben Belew.
Terry took the stand in his own defense Friday, telling jurors he shot Lemons after the latter resisted arrest, knocked him down three times and was approaching him. State witnesses said Terry shot Lemons after the latter halted in response to Terry's request.


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Frontlsit | Curtains on first digital Khushwant Singh Litfest lifted
Reminiscing the idyllic environs of Kasauli amid the coronavirus pandemic, the first digital edition of the Khushwant Singh Literary Festival, which otherwise happens to be the ninth edition of the literature festival, streamed off on Friday evening, with the focus on 'A New Life'. Even though the amphitheatre of the Himalayas was missing, hundreds of viewers thronged the social media platforms as Rahul Singh and Bachi Karkaria set the ball rolling. The inaugural session on 'The Art and Science of Giving' saw Sudha Murthy of the Infosys Foundation delve deep into the philosophy of philanthropy. In conversation with writer Chetan Bhagat, Murthy underlined the importance of personal involvement in acts of charity. "More than your money, it is your effort and involvement that matters", she said.
She recalled how it took her 18 years to transform the lives of 3000 'devdasis'. "I went to see them as a school teacher without disclosing my true identity. They abhorred me initially but accepted my diligence and commitment to serve them and this became a theme of my book, Three Thousand Stitches." The title derives its name from a quilt they all did for her, 3000 of them each stitched a line! In an engrossing one-hour session, Bhagat touched upon various facets of her personal life as much as a distinct touch of femininity that Murthy has demonstrated since her childhood days, yet defying traditional social norms. When asked about her experience of living under the shadows of a celebrated personality like Narayana Murthy, the Padma Shri awardee said everybody has to run their own marathon in life. "Lord Krishna was for what he did, not for whom he belonged to," she added. The day's second session, 'Staying at Home, Remaking the World' had world-renowned traveller and author, Pico Iyer, with his friend Russ Lewin in conversation with Ankita Mukherji. Iyer said staying compulsively with his mother since the last six months opened new vistas of knowledge for him as he realised, "many virtues in not travelling." It afforded him a period to reevaluate himself and opened new doors and windows. "Virus season opened eyes to beauty nearby," he said, recalling how challenging it had been to travel from Japan, where his family is, to the US to his mother. Quoting Dalai Lama, Iyer said amid the uncertainties of life one must not give up hope.
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Typically most chef frown at the idea of using dried herbs, but I personally make an exception with these 3 types of dried oreganos found in the area … Mexican, Dominican and Greek. Prior to my new-found oregano awareness I thought it was just an Italian herb to use in my pasta sauce.
Because of Astoria's large Greek population, Greek oregano is quite available in most international and Greek specific food markets. It has a light, sweet aroma and is the staple ingredient in Souvlaki chicken served from numerous street carts.
Mexican oregano can found in tiny plastic packages at any Mexican market and is actually a different plant. Its flavor is more rustic, less sweet and pairs better with spicy food and/or cumin, which is why I use it in my Chipotle Chicken and White Bean Chili.
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