PARIS — Only two days after a devastating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral, France on Wednesday launched into a contentious debate over how to restore one of the world's most treasured architectural wonders.
At issue is whether the French government should seek to re-create the famed cathedral as it was before the blaze, sticking as close as possible to the 850-year-old structure's pre-fire style and substance. Before Wednesday, many preservationists had assumed that it would.
But Prime Minister Édouard Philippe upended expectations with an announcement of an international competition to replace the iconic spire that collapsed into Monday's inferno. He also raised the prospect of a 21st-century twist atop a 12th-century creation.
Those words were heresy to many traditionalists. "The spire is a masterpiece. It must be rebuilt as it was," said Benjamin Mouton, Notre Dame's former chief architect.
That debate was ramping up early because French President Emmanuel Macron has plowed ahead with an ambitious timeline for the building's reconstruction.
Experts predict the process will take a decade or more, with many warning that nasty surprises lurk as engineers test the stability of the structure's exterior stones. As of Wednesday, the charred cathedral was still considered so hazardous that investigators seeking to pinpoint the cause of the blaze were forbidden from entering.
But Macron told the nation he wants the work to be done within five years, a timeline that would have the building ready by the time Paris hosts the 2024 Summer Olympics.
That's a breakneck pace for a project of monumental scale that will involve hundreds, if not thousands, of master craftsmen, carpenters, masons and others working inch by painstaking inch to restore the structure to its past glory.
Or perhaps, most daringly of all, to reimagine it.
Macron hinted in his address Tuesday night that he wants to turn tragedy into opportunity, saying he believes the structure can be rebuilt "even more beautiful" than before.
Philippe's announcement of the design competition offered confirmation that French authorities are interested in putting their own stamp on a building that began with the laying of the cornerstone in 1163, as King Louis VII looked on, and has been continuously revised in the centuries since.
In some quarters Wednesday, that news was welcomed.
"France wants to show the will to open discussion, the will to innovate," said Gosia Kotula, an architect.
Kotula has a special degree and designation — known in France as an "architecte du patrimoine" — that allows her to work on the restoration of historic buildings.
In France, where buildings are not truly old unless they date to the Middle Ages or before, that is a cottage industry, with cathedrals, palaces, concert halls and more forever in need of rehabilitation to keep at bay the ravages of time.
The dominant approach to restoration among today's architects, Kotula said, is to preserve buildings and features as faithfully as possible without interjecting modern elements.
But she noted that Notre Dame is full of touches and flourishes that reinterpreted and remade the original Medieval structure for a new era — the spire, for instance.
Until Monday, it may have been impossible for visitors to imagine the cathedral without the nearly 300-foot adornment, which was made of wood, sheathed in lead and pointed to the heavens.
But that particular spire was added in the mid-19th century, when Eugène Viollet-le-Duc — the leading restoration architect of his day — decided to give the already awe-inspiring cathedral a new, updated exclamation point. An earlier spire had been removed in the late 1700s after centuries of wind damage.
The spire is hardly the only element likely to be contested as officials work their way toward a master plan for a restoration that is as complex as any that French experts say they have seen.
Other French cathedrals — in Nantes, or in Rennes — have burned and been restored. But "there's never been a project more important than this," said Christophe Villemain, who operates a construction business that has carried out restorations of historic buildings across the nation.
The blaze cost Notre Dame two-thirds of its roof and could have brought the entire structure crashing down had firefighters not contained it when they did.
Paris prosecutors said Wednesday that they continue to believe the fire was accidental. But the exact cause remains a mystery.
Investigators are interviewing dozens of workers who had been involved in a renovation project at the cathedral. Although none of the workers are believed to have been present when the fire broke out Monday evening, police hope they can offer clues to what sparked the blaze.
Whatever the cause, the scale of destruction was formidable — and not yet fully known.
Experts said that just assessing the damage will take a year or more and that the stone exterior — saved from collapse Monday — may still need to be significantly repaired or replaced.
The structures supporting the cathedral's stained-glass rose windows are especially vulnerable and will be partially dismantled, the Culture Ministry's fire expert, Jos Vaz de Matos, said Wednesday.
Whatever the ultimate scale of the work, planners will have a considerable budget. A fund set up to aid the renovation hit 1 billion euros Wednesday, or more than $1.1 billion.
Among the most immediate challenges in the restoration is the roof. A temporary one will need to be installed to prevent further damage to the interior. Then there will be the question of whether the permanent replacement should seek to replicate the original.
The roof support structure was known as "the forest," and each timber was hewed from an ancient oak tree. The actual forest where the trees were harvested is long gone, and many have noted this week that trees as old and tall as that are now uncommon. But planners could still rebuild with oak that closely approximates the original wood.
"The challenge of the restoration is to make Notre Dame beautiful and solid and to do it as it was done by architects during the Middle Ages," said Berhault, the architect.
Not everyone agrees that is the overriding goal.
For a design element that few will ever see — the wood beams support a metal roof — there is no reason not to choose a lighter and less expensive replacement, said Félix Bulcourt of Paris's ENS design school.
Measures to improve fire safety, he said, should also be implemented in a building that withstood centuries without a serious blaze but would never meet today's rigorous standards.
Christophe Chabert and Quentin Aries contributed to this report.


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Acta Scientiae Veterinariae
Vol. 46 (2018) - Fascículo supl
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Situs inversus in a dog
1s.afNassif, Flávia Bormann VieiraLima, Flávio Guilherme CostaCarvalho, Marjane Santos de MatosCarlos, Renata Santiago Alberto
Background: Situs inversus (SI) is a rare congenital malformation characterized by the transposition of the viscera (thoracic and/or abdominal) to the opposite side of its normal topography, as a mirror image. In situs inversus totalis (SIT), all organs are inverted, in addition to the cardiac apex being directed to the right side of the body (dextrocardia). It may not present any clinical signs, and hence, it may be an accidental finding. Because of the rare occurrence of SIT, no epidemiological studies have been conducted in dogs. In 50% of the cases, it may be associated with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD), which causes respiratory clinical signs. SIT can be diagnosed using routine examinations such as ultrasonography, radiography, tomography, and echocardiography. The objective of this paper was to describe the radiographic and echocardiographic findings in a dog with SIT.Case: A 4-month-old Yorkshire Terrier bitch was admitted to the veterinary clinic, with a clinical complaint of cough. A physical examination showed that the dog's general conditions were good; it had normal appetite and the mucous membranes had a normal color. Radiographic examination revealed changes in the topographic anatomy of the organs. The cardiac silhouette was inverted, adopting a "D" form; this suggested that the left-side chambers were positioned on the right side, and the right-side chambers were located in the left topographic region. The aortic arch was visible on the right side of the thorax. A diffuse non-structured pulmonary interstitial pattern was observed on latero-lateral projections, which could be associated with an inflammatory process. The fundic region of the stomach, spleen, and thymus were visible on the right side. The liver was on the left side of the patient's abdomen. The stomach contained a foreign body of radiopaque nature that was considered a radiographic finding.[...](AU)
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A million people starved. Many more fled Ireland, scattering in desperation across the world.
Their plight drew little help from England, which treated Ireland essentially as a colony despite the two being legally a single country. But it did catch the attention of an unlikely group of people in the United States, who had suffered their own hard life, and their own hard times.
In 1830, the Choctaw people, Native Americans who lived in the Southwest, received an offer they couldn't refuse from President Andrew Jackson, who had gained fame with his wars on Native Americans. By signing the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, many of the Choctaw agreed to give up 11 million acres of their native land in Mississippi in exchange for about 15 million acres in what would become Oklahoma.
Those who remained behind became U.S. citizens. Those who left embarked on what became known as the Trail of Tears. Thousands died of cholera, exhaustion and starvation as they traveled through harsh conditions to unfamiliar land in what is now southeastern Oklahoma.
So more than a decade later, when they heard the story of the starving Irish, people they had never met, the Choctaw understood their suffering.
Perhaps more than anyone else.
Though hardly rich, they gathered the modern equivalent of about $5,000. Their generosity would confuse some white Americans at the time, many of whom gave much less than the Choctaw.
On every episode of "Shoot This Now," we talk about stories we think should be movies. We're frankly astonished that no one has told the story of the Choctaw people's incredible empathy, or how much their kindness still resonates in Ireland today. We hope you'll listen to the full story.


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This project shows the exact data on migration for each of the regions in England and Wales, taken from the national census. It focusses on showing precise metrics on demographics and social aspects, and allows comparison between regions.
CLEVER°FRANKE partnered with the Migration Observatory / Oxford University, the University of Leeds and VisualisingData to find novel and innovative methods of visualising migration data.
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Jason Te Mete's Adam-Award-winning play combines waiata, dance and dialogue to take its audience to a dark place. New Volumes critic George Fenwick reviews.
I've always found metaphor to be one of the most affecting ways to consider mental health in storytelling. It's a knotty and difficult subject, and we live in a country not very good at talking about it. Packaged in metaphor, an access point is created. I'll never forget Essie Davis conquering her depression in The Babadook, taming it on a diet of worms. I was transfixed in Annihilation when Natalie Portman stared hers in the face, danced with it, and destroyed it. In both films, the metaphor acts like tilted mirror; it slants or magnifies our viewpoint, and guides us towards a new understanding of subject matter which, by nature of its impact on the mind, can otherwise feel impossible to comprehend.
In Jason Te Mete's Little Black Bitch, we're introduced to a small community rocked by the suicide of teenager Matiu. Performed by an ensemble cast from Manukau Institute of Technology, the play is staged simply, with a central column dividing the action into two areas. Opening with Matiu's tangi, the story is told through a mixture of waiata, dance and dialogue, with the former providing some of its most mesmerising moments. Scenes including the whole cast, such as those set in the classroom, crowd the stage a bit too tightly; I'd love to see what Little Black Bitch could do with a larger space. Nonetheless, every waiata and dance sequence comes alive with the cast's shared energy, creating theatrical moments that far exceed the sum of their parts.
Every waiata and dance sequence comes alive with the cast's shared energy, creating theatrical moments that far exceed the sum of their parts.
We learn that Matiu left no note – or rather, people say his pet dog, Toto, ran off with it when she escaped. Rangi, our protagonist and one of Matiu's best friends, is wrestling with feelings of confusion and guilt over Matiu's death. Those feelings begin to consume him once Toto shows up in his room. He feels the need to care for the lost pup – but the "little black bitch" is soon controlling him in increasingly unpleasant ways. Toto begins to sabotage Rangi's relationships by possessing his loved ones, such as his Aunty Marie and best friend George, in visions, using their bodies and mouths to spouts his insecurities back at him: that it's his fault that Matiu died, and his own mother before that.
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Toto thus becomes Te Mete's metaphor to explore Rangi's own depression and how exposure to suicide can exacerbate the illness. The metaphor, like most, suffers under too much scrutiny– I wondered at one point if the play was implying depression is a malignant entity that leaves one body and latches itself onto a new host. But Little Black Bitch is so thoughtful, and its characters so full-bodied, that the confusion is easily forgotten (and without spoiling too much, Te Mete's script neatly addresses that question at the end). Essentially, Toto exists in Rangi's mind, and as such, is the source and agent of Rangi's pain.
Te Mete's characters feel like real people in a way that's difficult to perfect on stage.
One of the most admirable things about Little Black Bitch is the way Te Mete's characters feel like real people in a way that's difficult to perfect on stage. Many scenes are also packed with lovely comedic beats, a difficult feat for a play about such a serious topic, but made to lookadmirably easy by its cast. Toto is performed with relentless commitment by Camille-Jayne Atkins, who spends almost the entire play on all fours making dog noises, and yet somehow manages to command respect and attention in the role.
Marie, played with heart by Rosalind Tui, brings a warm maternal energy as Rangi's caregiver; she's an instantly recognisable character that the audience is onside with immediately. George Tuipulotu as George mostly provides comic relief, but he also acts as a voice for some of society's more taboo reactions to suicide – such as that the victim was 'selfish' for ending their life. Details like this are indicative of Te Mete's empathetic intuition of how suicide impacts small communities.
[Fidelium Simanu's] third-act monologue, in which he describes the last time he saw Matiu, is one of the most emotional scenes of theatre I've seen lately. Simanu communicates rage, grief, confusion and guilt all in one breathtaking passage.
Fidelium Simanu, who plays Matiu's dad, Tommy, portrays a grieving young father with immense tenderness – you can almost see the battle between overwhelming emotion and masculine rigidity taking place in his eyes. His third-act monologue, in which he describes the last time he saw Matiu, is one of the most emotional scenes of theatre I've seen lately. Simanu communicates rage, grief, confusion and guilt all in one breathtaking passage. The audience was stunned.
Rangihawe Kahu is equally compelling as Rangi. As his anger and agitated behaviour isolates him from his loved ones, he starts experiencing visitations from wild animals significant to Māori mythology, such as the wheke (octopus). These dream sequences offer a chance for members of the ensemble to shine through Vivian Hosking-Aue's fluid choreography, but the scenes themselves feel disjointed from the main plot, and add significantly to Little Black Bitch's already long runtime, which weakens its final impact. However, Te Mete's wider concept about Rangi'sjourney and its relation to Māori mythology is an impressive storytelling feat. As Rangi slips further under Toto's control, his life descends into rage – the earth shakes, the sky bleeds, and Rangitoto awakens within him. One can't help but marvel at the way the pieces fall into place; it's potent storytelling that leaves the audience aching for Rangi.
Te Mete's script takes a shocking turn in its final act, which I'm still mulling over as I write this review. I'm going to spoil it, so please stop reading here if you wish to avoid.
Rangi attempts suicide, but is rescued at the eleventh hour by George, Marie and Tommy. It's a disturbing scene, and I'm not sure the story necessitated Rangi getting to that point. Despite his decline, he (and the audience) learn new lessons about mental health with each dreamlike visitation, such as the need to speak from the heart, and the importance of seeking out a kaitiaki (guardian) to help him control Toto. Through these scenes, I felt the story had already made powerful statements about the impact of depression on young people, particularly Māori youth,well before the final act. But at the same time, perhaps a story in which Rangi simply learns to talk about his feelings and is therefore cured of his depression would have been too clean an ending to adequately convey the severity of the real-life issue.
Though we're with Rangi every step of the way, this last upsetting scene still comes as a shock, and yet it also feels lacking in resolution for Rangi – like that afforded to Tommy in his cathartic monologue. Early in Little Black Bitch, the Māori health model Te Wheke, which links mind, body, spirit, whānauand the physical world, is explained to Rangi by his teacher, with particular weight given to Whatumanawa – "the open and healthy expression of emotion". Rangi is encouraged to kōrero about his emotions and not keep things bottled up, but he doesn't achieve this by the end of the story, and the earlier reference to the impact of his mother's suicide on his upbringing is not returned to. It doesn't lessen the emotional impact of Te Mete's storytelling, but it feels like a missed piece of crucial character development for Rangi, particularly after his attempt on his own life.
Stories about mental illness can easily stray into unsettling grey areas, where historic pain and volatile emotions are too close for comfort for artist and audience alike.
But what Te Mete gets right in his final scene – and it's another impressive piece of plot tessellation – is that Rangi wakes up to realise his kaitiaki have been in front of him the whole time: Marie, George and Tommy, who had each appeared in 'cameo' as an animal in his dreams. They are frank with Rangi; though they have managed to banish Toto for now, she'll come back one day. But he won't be alone when she does.
It should be acknowledged that Te Mete ensures this support is passed on to the audience. He opens the play with a direct address, warning of the distressing material to come, and acknowledges the counsellor present for those who feel triggered by the piece. There's also counselling available for audiences after the fact via MIT. Stories about mental illness can easily stray into unsettling grey areas, where historic pain and volatile emotions are too close for comfort for artist and audience alike. But Te Mete and his creative team honour the trust placed in them by the audience and walk together with us into a dark space, ensuring we keep the light at the end of the tunnel within our line of sight.
Little Black Bitch runs from 2–6 July at Basement Theatre. Tickets available here.
This piece is presented as part of our New Volumes critical writing partnership with Basement Theatre. Basement Theatre covers the costs of paying our writers while we retain all editorial control. You can read more about the programme here.
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The Malling School has built on the successes of the past three years with some excellent GCSE results across the full range of subjects. Although the format for awarding the qualifications has changed for the second year in a row, the grades achieved reflect the hard work and commitment shown by all students. All students have secured a meaningful destination and The Malling School Sixth Form continues to be a popular choice, with students studying the International Baccalaureate Career-Related Programme and vocational pathways.
Particular successes include Nathan Baines, who achieved eight grade 9s and one grade 8. Pheobe Drake secured four grade 9s, two 8s and a grade 7. Our Tydeman Centre students have done well again including a number of top grades, with all students securing a place in further education including continuing at The Malling School.
Sixth Form students at The Malling School have continued to do well this year and the International Baccalaureate Career-Related Programme has produced excellent results across the board. The highest performing subjects include Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History and Maths with all achieving above the global average for the subject. All other subjects achieved well and achieved positive value-added scores, including BTEC Sport, Applied Science, the Extended Project Qualification, IB English, IB Psychology, IB Film and IB Politics and BTEC Health & Social Care.
Individual successes include Emily Masters, who achieved grade 7 in all three IB Diploma subjects at Higher Level- the highest grade possible. Emily gained 292 UCAS points, which is the equivalent of more than 5 A* grades at A Level and is going on to study History at The University of Kent. A number of students achieved top grades in a range of IB subjects and have secured places at universities including Durham, Surrey, Bournemouth, Brighton, Kent, and Aberystwyth.


The doors to the sixth-dimensional Realm of Light are opening, in one of my favorite sequences from the anime "The Laws of Eternity". I have borrowed the terminology from this anime and the corresponding book by Ryuho Okawa, but the actual experience was almost disturbingly familiar when I read about it.
We who feel at home with the 6-dimensional Realm of Light have a tendency to want to lead or guide others. Not because we like to lord it over others, but because they badly need guidance, even ours. A lot of us fall into the general category of "teacher", even if not necessarily as a job title. Because we have "seen the light" as the saying goes (although to varying degree) we would love to share this with others. That, however, is easier said than done.
When we talk about spiritual matters, it is not in the way of someone who has read books. This applies even if we actually have read books. The reason for this is that when we read books, or in other ways come across some piece of Truth, it resonates with our heart and it is this resonance, which is our own (in a manner of speaking, since all is a gift) which we retain.
The Truth hits us with the force of revelation: a sharp insight, like a bright beam of light, a wow factor. It is not like learning French verbs which you need to repeat until you remember them. It is like finding a missing puzzle piece that, once put in place, stays in place, and changes the picture permanently. It usually fills us with joy, but sometimes it shocks us, or drives us to repentance. It is "really something". It is active, it changes us. This is how a piece of Truth differs from a piece of fact. The "realm of light" could also be called "realm of truth" in this sense. There is actually much greater and purer Truth further up, as we can see from the saints (who surpass this) but this is probably the level where we start to have these wow experiences repeatedly. So, we could call this the realm of insight, the realm of inspiration, the realm of revelation perhaps.
The theoretical knowledge that contained the "piece of Truth" may even focus on something else, and remains theoretical if we remember it at all. It is the part that resonates that we remember and which remains alive to us. The revelation, to use a religious word. I don't mean by this that we hear voices and see angels, well most of us don't. But it hits us with the force of revelation, is what I mean.
It is an absolute conviction, to approximately the same degree that we tend to believe our own eyes. I may concede that it is possible that these things are not real, but I would do so in the same way I may concede that my body is not actually real and I may live in some virtual reality, Matrix-style or otherwise. It is possible in a philosophical sense, but I'll nevertheless continue to assume that what I perceive as real, really is real.
But still, there is a huge difference between absorbing something through resonance and actual practice. What we can see is a lot more than we can do – or at least that is the case for me. I may have a conviction, and I may have an understanding that is so alive and free that you could wake me up in the night and ask me to speak for five minutes or an hour about the things that belong to the Realm of Light, I believe. I have not actually tested this, but apart from the physical pain of talking (after all these years of mostly silence) it should not be a problem. I should not need a manuscript, or to look up something in a book, or anything except enough water to not lose my voice. This is what I believe, based on how ridiculously easy it is to write and write and write and write about these things.
But I don't really live the kind of life that a spiritual teacher lives. The Voice in my heart certainly could keep going for a thousand years, is what I believe, but if I were to tell all of that, I would condemn myself by all the un-practiced knowledge. The iceberg would tip over and disaster would ensue. What I should do is hide the words in my heart and let them change me.
But it sure is tempting to preach. I am torn by my urge to say all the words that should be spoken, before they are lost forever. But it is not really my job to teach you everything and remind you of everything. The Voice in your heart will do that. All I should do is resonate on the same wavelength, so as to wake people up to what is already there.
What do you think of pantheism and the individuals that adhere to it?
Seriously though, I believe there is a sacred presence in nature, as I have said elsewhere: There are things that are thought to be supernatural, whereas nature is actually more super than most of us believe. Human beings are also part of nature, and of the cosmos, and as such one could argue that everything accessible to the human experience (even if through meditation or prayer) could be deemed natural. However, pantheism in the sense that the physical universe is the Supreme Being is something I reject.


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Q: Rails doesn't seem to be looking for partial in the same directory I'm working on exercise 3 in Chapter 10 of Michael Hartl's The Ruby on Rails Tutorial.
I'm refactoring code in app/views/static_pages/home.html.erb and moving it into the two partials:

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*app/view/static_pages/_signed_in.html.erb

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and calling render on both files. For some reason I get this error:

ActionView::Template::Error:
  Missing partial static_pages/non_signed_in, application/non_signed_in with {:locale=>[:en], :formats=>[:html], :handlers=>[:erb, :builder, :raw, :ruby, :jbuilder, :coffee]}.

However, when I move the two partials to the sibling directory app/view/static_pages/shared and tell render to look there (i.e. "render 'shared/signed_in'" and "render 'shared/non_signed_in'"), the error disappear. Thoughts?
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Culture dictates to us how we should think, feel, and act towards the people around us. But as people who want to become like Jesus, we have to make the decision of WHO is going to have the loudest voice in our lives. WHAT are we going to let influence our behavior, our reactions? Philemon is a very small book in the Bible that has a very large, vitally important message about this.


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Top women in photography: 25 new additions to global Hundred Heroines list
By Beth Nicholls published 14 December 21
Hundred Heroines charity now has a list comprised of 200 top influential female photographers with 25 new additions
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Hundred Heroines is a charitable organization promoting and celebrating the diversity of women in photography today, an additional 25 inspiring photographers are to join its ever-growing list honoring the significant contributions that women are making globally to the practice of photography.
The only UK charity dedicated to advancing public awareness of women in photography, Hundred Heroines was initially set up by the Royal Photographic Society to mark the centenary of women achieving the right to vote in the UK. A list was then comprised in 2018 of the top 100 most influential female photographers, that list has since doubled to include 200 names.
·Read more: Top 100 women in photography: RPS names its Hundred Heroines
The Hundred Heroines project was set up as an independent organization with charitable status in 2020.
Evelyn by Paz Errazuriz (Image credit: © Paz Errázuriz)
Newly announced additions to the list are comprised of photographers from around the globe including women from Australia, India, South Africa and Chile. A collective anonymous entry has been added in place of The Guerrilla Girls, a groundbreaking feminist collective expertly challenging discrimination within the art world.
The 25 new additions to the list of Hundred Heroines' influential women are:
Anne Zahalka, Awoiska van der Molen, Emily Jacir, Felicia Abban, Hinda Schuman, Hoda Afshar, Indu Antony, Jo Ractliffe, Judith Joy Ross, Lebohang Kganye, Letizia Battaglia, Margaret Mitchell, Marilyn Minter, Marilyn Stafford , Meryl Meisler, Milagros de La Torre, Ming Smith, Nil Yalter, Nydia Blas, Paz Errázuriz, Pipilotti Rist, Sama Alshaibi, Sue Williamson, Tahmineh Monzavi and The Guerrilla Girls.
The additions and the full list can be found in its entirety at hundred heroines.org.
La mia mappa, 2013 by Emily Jacir (Image credit: ©Emily Jacir)
The rigorous selection process sees that shortlisted candidates are considered by a Criteria of Merit panel, chaired by Sunil Gupta and Zelda Cheatle. Contributions are fundamentally important and Hundred Heroines is a gateway, not a gatekeeper; each heroine is defining and dismantling the limits of photography in their own right.
Del Barrett, Founder of Hundred Heroines, shares: "We're thrilled to be adding these incredible artists to the list and can't wait to share their work with our audiences, but the breadth of awe-inspiring work created by women in photography is boundless. Even with 200 contemporary heroines, our journey is only beginning."
All Our Mothers: Caroline Motsoale, by Sue Williamson (Image credit: © Sue Williamson)
Despite the efforts of organisations raising awareness and recognizing talent, women continue to be under-represented in visual arts programming – an oversight that Hundred Heroines is determined to rectify.
The overall list of 200 will continue to grow and is an extremely important part of Hundred Heroines' ambitious plans for the future, which include eventually opening its first physical space in Gloucester, UK.
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something is doing, e.g. singing eating.
It is the most important word in a sentence. Without it, the sentence doesn't make sense.
Write a different verb in each of the sentences.
Make up interesting verbs, and use your dictionary to check your spelling!
The Marrog could the entire class.
The teacher when she saw the strange creature.
He up their lunches with one enormous gulp.
Fattypuffs and enjoy telling jokes.
They have to in buses, as there are no seats.
Colour in the appropriate answer.
I am able / unable to identify verbs in sentences.
SUPER . . . PARTS OF SPEECH!
and the dew is sitting on the flower tops.
'Super-' is a prefix and it means 'above', beyond or outstanding.
Record as many words beginning with 'super-' as you can. Briefly, write their meanings next to the arrowheads below.
Write three words each beginning with the prefixes and their meaning.
Read the passage carefully. Underline the VERBS in blue and ADVERBS in orange .
Make a list of them.
Simon whistled for his dog. When Webster heard his master, he scampered quickly to the tree. Simon told him to lie down and he gently removed hair from Webster's tail.
Webster fondly licked his master's face, totally unaware of what was happening. Simon turned to give his dog's hair to the little goblin. To his amazement, there was no goblin sitting on the rose bush. Webster wagged his tail joyfully and Simon laughed when he realised he had only been dreaming.
LET YOUR IMAGINATION SOAR! CAPTURE THE CLASS . . .
You reached into your jacket pocket, only to discover a very strange and wonderful object! You had bought it many months ago and had forgotten all about it!
What is it? Describe it!
Do you plan to do something special with it?
Use your imagination and amaze your teacher and friends. You may use 'props' and dress up to make your presentation even more captivating!
6.2.5 identifies and uses nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, prepositions.
Own, but here are some suggestions.


What do you make of Luther's distinction between humanity having a free will in regards to that which is "below" verses having no freed will towards what is "above?" What dangers arise when such a distinction is lost or confused? How should the message of humanity's bound will be understood and proclaimed in light of the saving work of Christ?
Well, the first thing that came to my mind was Is God a Taoist by Raymond Smullyan, a wondeful and thoughtful treatise on the conflict between the absence of free will and the absence of self-awareness.
The next thing was Watchman Nee's wonderful book "The Normal Christian Life" which teases out the distinction between the two distinct effects of the Salvation Christ won for us by His death on the cross, and the Eternal Life that we have by surrendering our lives as temples of the Holy Spirit and instruments of God's Will. And of course Nee spends a great deal of time on Romans 7 which is about what we Will vs. what we Do.
I am a pragmatist, just as in Matthew 21:28-32. Would Jesus have told that story if there was no will, no decision to be made?
Even if nobody agrees I hope this is food for thought.


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Solutions, examples, videos, worksheets, and activities to help Algebra II students learn about arithmetic sequences.
The following figure gives the formula to find the nth term of an arithmetic sequence. Scroll down the page for more examples and solutions.
A list of numbers that follows a rule is called a sequence. Sequences whose rule is the addition of a constant are called arithmetic sequences, similar to geometric sequences that follow a rule of multiplication. Homework problems on arithmetic sequences often ask us to find the nth term of a sequence using a formula. Arithmetic sequences are important to understanding arithmetic series.
How to find the general term of an arithmetic sequence?
Determine the nth term of an arithmetic sequence.
Determine the common difference of an arithmetic sequence.
Determine the formula for an arithmetic sequence.
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence that has the pattern of adding a constant to determine consecutive terms. We say arithmetic sequences have a common difference.
1. A sequence is a function. What is the domain and range of the following sequence?
2. Given the formula for the arithmetic sequence, determine the first 3 terms and then the 8th term. Also state the common difference.
3. Given the arithmetic sequence, determine the formula and the 12th term.
What an arithmetic sequence is with a few examples.
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence where succeeding terms in the sequence differ by a constant amount.
Determine which of the following sequences are arithmetic. If they are arithmetic, give the value of 'd'.
An arithmetic sequence may be thought of as a linear function whose domain is the set of natural numbers.
The y-intercept is not the first term of the sequence.
1. Find a formula for the nth term of the arithmetic sequence whose common difference is 3 and whose first term is 2.
2. The fourth term of an arithmetic sequence is 20, and the 13th term is 65. Write the first 6 terms of the sequence.
3. Find the 9th term of the arithmetic sequence that begins with 2 and 9.
4. Find the sum of the first 9 natural numbers.
Find the common difference and the term named in the problem in the following arithmetic sequence.


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HomeIrish NewsCO2 emissions in Ireland up again
CO2 emissions in Ireland up again
Cartell.ie has today reported on a rise in CO2 emissions in the Irish fleet. In 2021, Cartell looked at the state of CO2 emissions in the private transport sector for the first 10 months of the year and compared the results to the first 10 months of the year for each year since 2003.
In November the international GOP26 stressed the urgent need for Governments to introduce measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions including in the private transport sector.
According to the Cartell report, the situation has "deteriorated" over the last 12 months, while Cartell says "the gains which we noted were recorded in 2020 have not been consolidated in respect of our emission of CO2".
In a development for Government there has been an upturn in the average CO2 emissions of new vehicles sold in Ireland: in 2021 average emissions increased recording a reading of 112g CO2 /km.
This is a level equivalent to what was recorded in 2018 and far above the level of 105g CO2 /km that Cartell says it observed for the equivalent period last year.
Cartell.ie says it considered the data further for each of the various vehicle price segments to see which segment is performing the best and which the worst.
It says the best segment, showing the lowest CO2 emissions, was the most expensive segment considered – vehicles over €60,000 in value.
This segment brought in average emissions of just 90 CO2 /km down from 127 CO2 /km for the equivalent period last year, according to the report.
It adds that the worst performing segment for emissions were those vehicles at the other end of the scale – vehicles priced at €20,000 or less recorded a figure of 122 CO2 /km.
Jeff Aherne, innovation lead at Cartell.ie said: "We are looking exclusively at new vehicles sold in Ireland and not at imported vehicles. It is unfortunate that the figures for CO2 /km in the private transport sector are increasing, just when we thought things had shifted in a favourable direction.
"The Government will have to seriously consider these results which show that it is the cheaper new cars which are doing the damage – CO2 /km for new cars priced less than €20,000 are the highest of any segment.
"The reason for this is pretty straightforward: electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are bringing down the overall level of emissions in the more expensive segments. Until the price of these vehicle types reduces we face an uphill battle in bringing down fleet CO2 /km any further.
"At the other end of the market, these results show that those with cash to splurge on an expensive car are thinking about the environment: this is one good thing to come out of these findings."


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NFL games to air on more networks, streaming services
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NFL football commissioner Roger Goodell speaks at a press conference ahead of Super Bowl 55, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Tampa, Fla. (Perry Knotts/NFL via AP)
All four major broadcast networks along with ESPN, NFL Network and Amazon will carry NFL games, as the NFL attempts to place more games on digital platforms.
The agreements begin in 2023 and will span through 2033.
As part of the massive deal, Disney-owned ABC will carry a Super Bowl for the first time since 2005. Fellow Disney-owned network ESPN will continue airing Monday Night Football through 2033. ESPN+ subscribers can stream one International Series game on an exclusive national basis every season. ABC is also slated to gain some exclusive regular season games as part of the deal.
Amazon will pick up Thursday Night Football in 2023, airing the contests through Amazon Prime Video.
CBS and FOX will continue as the primary carriers of Sunday afternoon games, with CBS retaining its rights to top AFC games, while FOX will retain NFC games.
NBC will continue airing Sunday Night Football contests. The deal with NBC will also allow for some contests to be shown exclusively on its streaming service Peacock.
The NFL Network will continue to air a select number of games, although its unclear how many contests will be on the network given the deals with other networks.
The following is the Super Bowl broadcast schedule through 2033.
CBS: 2023, 2027, 2031
FOX: 2024, 2028, 2032
NBC: 2025, 2029, 2033
ESPN/ABC: 2026, 2030
"These new media deals will provide our fans even greater access to the games they love. We're proud to grow our partnerships with the most innovative media companies in the market," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said. "Along with our recently completed labor agreement with the NFLPA, these distribution agreements bring an unprecedented era of stability to the League and will permit us to continue to grow and improve our game."
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Senate conferees propose cargo fees for port security
April Fulton
By April Fulton
Hoping to break the logjam in a House and Senate conference on seaport security, Senate aides are circulating a proposal to impose user fees on cargo coming into and out of U.S. ports to help pay for increased costs for security equipment and personnel that ports have faced since last Sept. 11.
The draft, obtained by CongressDaily, has been informally shared with House Republican aides, who had objected earlier to a more comprehensive Senate proposal on grounds it would have amounted to a tax on shippers. Senate aides have requested a formal meeting with their House counterparts to discuss the offer and said they hope to resolve the matter soon, possibly even this week.
The proposal would require the Transportation secretary to develop a user fee program within six months to generate at least 75 percent of the funds needed to improve port security, or implement the Senate proposal. The Senate proposal would charge fees based on the type of cargo being carried.
For example, it would charge $20 for a 20-foot container of hazardous material, $15 for a 20-foot container of non-hazardous materials, $3 per passenger and $3 per vehicle, the draft says. It would also charge different fees according to the risk posed by different types of materials. For example, dry bulk items would be charged $0.01 per metric ton, while petroleum products would be charged $0.45 per metric ton. The fees would be imposed only once per voyage, and would apply to both imports and exports.
The secretary would collect the fees and distribute them on a port-by-port basis, which would be determined by where and from whom the funds are collected as well as each port's security needs. Port authorities, waterfront facility operators, and state and local agencies providing seaport security services would have to apply to get the money, and the secretary would be given the flexibility to reassess and adjust the program annually.
The user fee issue is the remaining sticking point for the seaport security bill, which has taken on a higher profile as a nasty contract battle between shipping companies and dockworkers continues to rage, closing down every West Coast port Monday. Asked whether Congress will get a seaport security agreement this year, Senate Commerce ranking member John McCain, R-Ariz., said: "You never know what can happen at the end of the session. This is another one of those things where it's hard to explain why we didn't get agreement."
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You are here: Home › Inventive Minds Introduces Motivational Workbook for Kid Inventors
Inventive Minds Introduces Motivational Workbook for Kid Inventors
By Send2Press Newswire on November 1, 2011 in Books and Publishing, California, Education, Family, LOS ANGELES, Calif., Press Releases, Videos
LOS ANGELES, Calif., Nov. 1, 2011 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Inventive Minds continues to add useful and inspirational media products to its line of tools for inventions. Most recently, it has created and released "A Workbook For Young Inventors" (ISBN: 978-0983344803). This workbook for kids incorporates colorful characters known as the "Dreamalings®" that are used to educate and motivate children to imagine and create, and ultimately – invent.
The Dreamalings® travel with the child on their journey every step of the way. They propose organizational and structural tips to help the child to structure their thoughts in a manner that will help them to execute their ideas.
The purpose of the workbook is two-fold: to stimulate imagination; and to serve as a teaching tool for documenting projects and inventions that may contribute to historic and positive change.
"Our mission is to work with inventors, organizations and schools around the world," says Alina Mirzaian, founder of Inventive Minds. "We all have a certain genius inside of us and my desire is to help people to tap into that creative power and guide them on how to invent."
This new workbook is designed for children aged 7 to 12 and is 32 pages in length. It is full color and introduces the purpose that an invention serves. It includes workbook rules and guidelines; numbered entry and grid pages; colorful characters with inspirational quotes; cool facts related to historical inventions; and a history of Thomas Edison and his inventions.
A digital download version is available for $7.95; a softcover/paperback edition (ISBN-13: 978-0983344803) is available for $13.99. Both may be accessed here: http://www.inventivemindsjournal.com/workbook/ . Also available on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/0983344809/ .
About Inventive Minds:
Inventive Minds was founded by Alina Mirzaian while she was in her second-year of graduate school pursuing her MBA. She had worked on a marketing plan for an invention idea and was quickly inspired by her professor to take it to the next level. Now, as a patent-pending inventor and while attending law school, she has first-hand knowledge of the importance of an inventor's journal.
Today, Inventive Minds is a media development company that is committed to creating high quality, user-friendly inventor's journals that are designed to assist young, teen and adult inventors in maintaining and documenting their ideas for inventions.
Future plans include translation into French, Italian and Spanish.
This is all made possible through a hand-selected team of successful individuals who are part of a highly-creative and talented advisory committee.
For more information, visit: http://www.inventivemindsjournal.com .
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Coming from Newburgh, Indiana, Anna was drawn to UE because it was a small local school and she was familiar with the campus. "The community is close and full of opportunities," said Anna.
Anna was active both in and out of the classroom. She attended Supplemental Instruction sessions (which is where a student can receive additional instruction), participated in many business, leadership, and faith organizations, and joined study groups with her friends.
Anna built friendships with her fellow students through these organizations and with the people who lived on her same floor in Powell Residence Hall. She also established a relationship with Gene Wells, the senior director of the Center for Career Development.
For future students looking to apply at the University of Evansville, Anna had some advice to share. "Don't let the initial sticker price of a college stop you," she said. "Chances are you will get scholarships or financial aid that will make the price far more reasonable." Small schools or big schools, it's about finding the place where you'll be comfortable.


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import diary.service.IDiaryService;
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Duke is No. 2 at being No. 1.
The Blue Devils were the top-ranked team in The AP collegebasketball pollMonday, their 12th week this season leading the Top 25 and the 88th time inschool history they have been No. 1.
Only UCLA, with 128 weeks, has spent more time on top of therankings, whichbegan in January 1949.
Duke (20-1), which beat rival North Carolina and Clemson last week,receivedall 71 first-place votes from the national media panel - its third straightweek and eighth overall this season as a unanimous pick - to break a tiewithKentucky for the second-most weeks at No. 1.
Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 264, Memphis 188, Connecticut 185,Indiana 125, Utah 102, Xavier 75, Hawaii 38, W. Kentucky 31, Mississippi 16,Butler 14, Pepperdine 13, N.C. State 8, California 4, Minnesota 4, NotreDame3, S. Illinois 2, Kent St. 1, Tulsa 1.
The Blue Devils started the season fourth on the list with 76 weekson top.In December, they passed North Carolina, which has 81.
Kansas (19-2), which beat Missouri and Colorado last week, andMaryland(18-3), which defeated Virginia and North Carolina State, were second andthirdfor the third straight week.
Otherwise, there was quite a shake-up in the Top 25 - 21 teamsshiftedplaces after 15 ranked teams lost a total of 20 games during the past week.Itwas the fifth straight week at least 14 ranked teams lost.
New No. 4 Oklahoma and No. 5 Alabama each moved up two spots, whileCincinnati, which had its 20-game winning streak snapped Saturday byMarquette,dropped from fourth to No. 6.
Kentucky, Florida, Gonzaga and Virginia rounded out the Top Ten.
It's the first Top Ten appearance in school history for Gonzaga(20-3),while Virginia (14-5) only fell two places despite losing to Maryland andMissouri.
Arizona beat California and Stanford to jump from 19th to 11th, andwasfollowed by Miami, Oregon, Oklahoma State, UCLA, Ohio State, Georgia,Marquette, Wake Forest and Stanford.
The last five ranked teams were Illinois, Missouri, Syracuse, TexasTech andSouthern California.
Oregon and Marquette both returned to the rankings.
The Ducks (17-5), who beat UCLA and Southern California, moved in atNo. 13after being out for one week. Oregon had been ranked for two weeks beforelosing to Washington and falling out.
Marquette (19-3) had been ranked for six weeks, reaching as high asNo. 14,before falling out when it lost three of four games. But the victory overCincinnati moved the Golden Eagles in at No. 18 after not being ranked forfourweeks.
Two Big East teams - Connecticut and Pittsburgh - fell out of theTop 25.
The Huskies (14-5) lost to Rutgers and Miami, dropping out from No.17 aftertwo weeks in the rankings.
Pittsburgh (19-4) lost to Notre Dame and beat Villanova, but thePanthersdropped out from 21st just one week after returning to the poll.
Oklahoma State, Illinois and Syracuse joined Virginia andConnecticut asranked teams losing two games last week.
Illinois, which fell to Ohio State and Michigan State, and Syracuse,whichlost to Georgetown and Rutgers, both had the week's biggest drops, fallingninespots to 21st and 23rd, respectively.
The week's biggest climb was Ohio State's move from No. 25 to 16thafterbeating Illinois and Northwestern.


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Anaheim GardenWalk Welcomes First West Coast Location of Innovative "Locked Room" Game Provider, Mission Escape Games
October 21, 2019 By Chris B.
NYC's #1 Reviewed Mission Escape Games Offers Challenging Puzzle-Based Experience -- Six to Eight Participants Work Together to "Escape" a Locked Room in an Hour.
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Anaheim GardenWalk, a premier entertainment and dining destination in Orange County, today announced its newest tenant: Mission Escape Games -- New York City's #1 "escape games" company, where players use their wits to solve complex problems in order to escape a locked room. Mission Escape Games currently has five-star Yelp reviewed locations in Manhattan and Queens, and this marks the firm's first foray outside of the New York City area. Mission Escape Games will be officially open to the public on October 30th, 2019.
"We're pleased to welcome Mission Escape Games' unique experience to our diverse lineup of restaurants, shops and entertainment options," says Robin Weeks-Wynne, senior director of marketing and tourism at Anaheim GardenWalk. "It will be a completely different type of fun that will make for an invigorating and unforgettable immersive experience for friends, family and coworkers."
Mission Escape Games offers puzzle-based game experiences for groups of six to eight players. Participants are locked into a room that is filled with challenging clues that will help them escape within a 60-minute timeframe. Mission Escape Games staff members monitor every game experience for the complete safety of all participants. Game experiences vary, and the new Anaheim location will launch by offering three exciting options with names including "Mission's 8: The Bank Heist," "Escape the Darkest Hour: The Torture Chamber," and "Escape the Hydeout: The Mystery of Henry Jekyll" -- with each offering guests a new adventure at various challenge levels.
"Our high-energy and addictive puzzle games require the right setting, and we found the perfect location in the center of all the action at Anaheim GardenWalk," says Joe Dumatol, owner of Mission Escape Games in Anaheim. "We've been recently nominated as one of the '10 Best Escape Rooms' in the country by USA Today. The response to our escape games at our number one-rated NYC location has been tremendous and we anticipate similar levels of success in Anaheim."
About Mission Escape Games
Mission Escape Games specializes in challenging and fun "escape games," proving the perfect environment to stimulate the mind of participants looking for a thrill. Game players are locked into a room, under the watchful eye of Mission Escape Games staff, until they complete all of the puzzle challenges. Currently operating two successful locations in New York City, the Anaheim GardenWalk is home to the first Mission Escape Games on the West Coast. The company's intriguing model has garnered media coverage in Newsweek, About.com, ABC News Radio, CBS News, Everywhere You Are, EverSoPopular, FreshNYC, Votre Tour De Monde, and Room Escape Artist.
About Anaheim GardenWalk
Anaheim GardenWalk is a 460,000-square-foot outdoor dining, shopping and entertainment destination situated in the heart of Orange County, Calif. just steps from the Disneyland® Resort, Anaheim Convention Center, and a short drive from Angel Stadium and Honda Center. It is home to a distinctive collection of popular restaurants, vibrant nightlife, trendy shops, an upscale bowling lounge and fun family events. New exciting happenings are well underway at Anaheim GardenWalk, including the addition of outstanding restaurants, entertainment venues and retail shops. Upon completion of the redevelopment, Anaheim GardenWalk will provide a one-of-a-kind guest experience and a world-class gathering place for locals and visitors.


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August 11, 2020 By	dwayman
In the Chronicle of Philanthropy, researchers Frances Kunreuther and Sean Thomas-Breitfeld, discovered that it is not the lack of training that is limiting people of color from top positions in the non-profit world, but rather racial bias. This challenges the thinking and action of many organizations working to bring people of color into top positions. They write in part:
"Why are there so few leaders of color in nonprofit organizations?
It's because of a persistent bias in the nonprofit world that systematically weeds out qualified candidates of color, we found in a study of more than 4,000 people — not a lack of aspiring leaders ready for the job, as is commonly assumed.
Despite years of deliberating the question of diversity, little has changed. Blacks, Latinos, Asians, and other racial and ethnic minorities still fill fewer than 20 percent of nonprofit executive-director positions, a figure that hasn't budged for more than a decade.
Whether you look at the 2006 CompassPoint/Meyer Foundation study "Daring to Lead,"which showed 17 percent of the top leaders are people of color, or BoardSource's 2015 "Leading With Intent" report, which put the figure at only 11 percent, it is clear that nonprofit leaders too seldom reflect the diversity of the communities they serve.
To better understand this racial leadership gap, we not only surveyed people from across the nonprofit landscape but also conducted focus groups and more than three dozen interviews with nonprofit and foundation leaders as well as management experts to hear their views of the barriers people of color face.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion of Women and People of Color in Leadership in the Wesleyan Tradition
May 22, 2020 By	dwayman
As a Free Methodist Elder, the Rev. Dr. Trisha Welstad is on the Portland Seminary leadership development team at George Fox University. In her February, 2020 dissertation Welstad provides an excellent study not only of our own Free Methodist denomination, but of our sister denominations within the Wesleyan Tradition, including the Salvation Army, Church of God Anderson, Church of the Nazarene, and the Wesleyan Church among others.
Titling her work Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion of Women and People of Color in Leadership in the Wesleyan Tradition, Welstad explores the truth that our present churches are struggling to live out the true values of John Wesley and of B.T. Roberts. Noting that our Five Freedoms are a "…modern representation that encompasses much of the belief of the founder, B.T. Roberts…", Welstad explores both the current situation and recommended actions.
She says, in part:
"The majority of Wesleyan denominations began with theological belief rooted in social action, particularly as it pertained to abolition and women's equality. Though their beginnings were radical, today the same groups are primarily homogeneous, representing a largely white congregational and leadership demographic, predominantly led by white males. With a historical theology of diversity and inclusion, this research seeks to understand why women and people of color are excluded from leadership roles in the Wesleyan Tradition and how it may affect the future of these denominations…(ix)"
Speaking of the 2019 General Conference of the FMCUSA,
EVANGELICAL, WESLEYAN, EGALITARIAN
November 1, 2018 By
Our Wesleyan heritage has been supportive of women in leadership throughout our tradition. Though not always lived out, here is a good article explaining this history. Written by Craig L. Adams you can read the entire article here.
In part he says:
"I guess it is a paradigm shift for a lot of people but, the fact is that the Methodist acceptance of women in ministry was well ahead of the modern, secular feminist movement — and is, in that sense, unrelated to it! The more radical, Bible-thumping, revivalistic branches of the Wesleyan movement accepted the idea of women in ministry long before the official acceptance of this by the United Methodist Church.
As proof I offer this passage from Binney's Theological Compend Improved (1874): "Woman's Sphere in the Church."
This early egalitarian attitude toward gender & women in ministry is characteristic of the Wesleyan tradition and should be seen as part of the fruit of a progressive-revelation perspective on the Scriptures. The rejection of the practice of slavery by John Wesley and the earliest Methodists is another.
There is really a difference in how Scripture functions in Wesleyan theology as contrasted with other perspectives.
In a recent article on the Church of the Nazarene's Holiness Today site, Al Truesdale (emeritus professor of philosophy of religion and Christian ethics at Nazarene Theological Seminary) writes about "Why Wesleyans Aren't Fundamentalists." He says that the fundamentalist approach is to see the content Scripture's revelation as divinely revealed information: thus,
W.E.L.L. – WOMEN. EQUAL. LEADING. LEARNING
The Free Methodist Church in Southern California has an initiative led by a group of three excellent leaders: Rev. Colleen Hurley-Bates, Rev. Cheri Coleman, Lillian Johnson They titled the initiative W.E.L.L. You can find their work here.
They explain:
Core to our freedoms within the Free Methodist Church is the freedom for women to participate fully in the life, ministry and governance of the church as called and gifted by God. We want to invite you to be part of the conversation as we discuss how women are currently serving within the life and leadership of the FMC in Southern California and identify new opportunities moving forward.
At a recent meeting they had an excellent presentation by Dr. Bernice Ledbetter of Pepperdine University. This audio presentation is presented here to provide recent research substantiating what many of us are experiencing: Women and Men working together make better decisions and are more effective.
W.E.L.L. Meeting 9/10/17
Keynote by Dr. Bernice Ledbetter, EdD, Director, Center for Women in Leadership.
Keynote Message (Audio / M4A, 48.1MB)
JUNIA PROJECT
March 31, 2017 By
The Junia Project is led by two Free Methodist women: Gail Wallace and Kate Nunnelly. It is a resource for great articles on Women in Leadership. You can find their website here.
Here is their greeting:
ABOUT THE JUNIA PROJECT
Welcome, and thanks for dropping in!
We are a volunteer community of women and men advocating for the inclusion of women in leadership in the Christian church and for mutuality in marriage.
We believe that when interpreted correctly, the Bible teaches that both men and women are called to serve at all levels of the Church, and that leadership should be based primarily on gifting and not on gender.
FMC STATEMENT ON WOMEN IN MINISTRY
Statement adopted by the 1995 General Conference of the Free Methodist Church of North America
The General Conference of 1974 passed a resolution "giving women equal status with men in the ministry of the church" (General Conference Minutes, p. 388). According to the General Conference report in the Light & Life magazine, the vote was unanimous. That vote, in the minds of many, settled the issue and they turned their attention to other concerns. During the intervening twenty years, the denomination's position has not changed. However, outside the denomination, the voices opposing women in ministry and limiting the leadership roles of women in the local church have become more assertive. Some of those voices are respected evangelical leaders (e.g., refer to J. I. Packer below) who seem to be ignorant of Wesleyan/holiness church history, inferring that anyone who differs from them is playing fast and loose with Scripture. This is confusing to many. On the other hand, within the denomination there is growing concern over the fact that, though women officially have access to full ordination and any role in the church, few women are in leadership positions. At a time when women are entering formerly male-dominated professions in increasing numbers and providing community leadership, the percentage of women among Free Methodist pastors, especially senior pastors, and in church and conference leadership roles, is not growing as would be expected. Given these concerns, the Study Commission on Doctrine believes it is time to articulate anew the church's position on women in ministry.


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Q: GetModuleFileNameEx, Access Denied Error I'm trying to get the name of all my open processes. This is what I have:
   #include "stdafx.h"
#include <Psapi.h>

int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, PSTR pCmdLine, int iCmdShow)
{
    bool _result;
    DWORD *pProcessIds = new DWORD[1000];
    DWORD cb;
    DWORD pBytesReturned;

    _result =  EnumProcesses(pProcessIds, 1000, &pBytesReturned);

    HANDLE hndProccesse;

    for (int i = 0; i < pBytesReturned / sizeof(DWORD); ++i)
    {
        hndProccesse =   OpenProcess(STANDARD_RIGHTS_ALL,  false, *pProcessIds);
        DWORD _len;

        DWORD _len2 =0;
        LPWSTR lpFilename = new WCHAR[100];
        _len =GetModuleFileNameEx(hndProccesse,NULL, lpFilename, _len2);
        DWORD _errr;
        _errr =  GetLastError();
        MessageBox(NULL, lpFilename, NULL, 0);
        CloseHandle(hndProccesse);

        pProcessIds ++;

    }

    return 0;
}

Everything is working fine upto GetModuleFileNameEx which is giving an Access Denied Error (5).
Also this is whats displaying on the message box:

Any Ideas?

A: The fourth argument to GetModuleFileNameEx() has to be the size of the array passed in the third argument. You pass in _len2. But you set _len2 to zero, not to the size of your lpFilename array (100). So GetModuleFileNameEx() sees it has nothing to do, and doesn't even touch your lpFilename array. Heap data isn't necessarily initialized to zeroes, so lpFilename still contains random garbage, hence the random message box contents.
I am going to guess that GetModuleFileNameEx() returned zero because it didn't need to write anything, but didn't set the last error code because nothing failed, so the access denied error is left over from an earlier part of the program.
Some more notes:
Keep in mind what Jonathan Potter said about the proper way to check error returns from Windows API functions. You have you return value from GetModuleFileNameEx() in _len. MSDN says GetModuleFileNameEx() returns zero on error. So you need to check _len to see if it equals zero before getting the last error value, otherwise it won't be meaningful. As mentioned earlier, GetModuleFileNameEx() doesn't have to clear the last error value if it succeeds.
HANDLE hndProccesse = new HANDLE; is definitely wrong, but is not a bug in your program (it is a memory leak, though!). HANDLE itself is a pointer, which is why the new was allowed to run. But doing so is meaningless, as HANDLEs are returned by the operating system and generally shouldn't be used as pointers. Consider them opaque values instead.
On the subject of memory leaks, you never delete[] each of the lpFilenames you create in your loop, nor do you delete[] pProcessIds. This might not be important for the small program you posted above, but if your program ever grows you'll definitely want to fix that.
In general, use MAX_PATH as the nominal length of a filename buffer instead of 100. This is what the various shell functions use. (Longer won't hurt either, but shorter will.)

A: You need to use FormatMessage to get a useful error description. An example is shown below.. This example is exactly like yours but all it does is incorporate error checking. IT DOES NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM!
#include <windows.h>
#include <Psapi.h>

void ShowError(DWORD err)
{
    LPTSTR lpMsgBuf = nullptr;
    FormatMessageA(FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER | FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM | FORMAT_MESSAGE_IGNORE_INSERTS, nullptr, err, MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT), reinterpret_cast<LPTSTR>(&lpMsgBuf), 0, nullptr);
    MessageBoxA(NULL, lpMsgBuf, "ERROR", 0);
    LocalFree(lpMsgBuf);
}

int main()
{
    DWORD* pProcessIds = new DWORD[1000];
    DWORD pBytesReturned = 0;

    bool res =  EnumProcesses(&pProcessIds[0], 1000, &pBytesReturned);

    if (!res)
    {
        DWORD err = GetLastError();
        MessageBoxW(NULL, L"ENUMPROCESSES FAILED", L"Error", 0);
        ShowError(err);
        delete[] pProcessIds;
        return EXIT_FAILURE;
    }

    for (unsigned int i = 0; i < pBytesReturned / sizeof(DWORD); ++i)
    {
        if (pProcessIds[i] == 0) //error.. process id is 0..
            continue;

        wchar_t lpFilename[256] = {0};
        HANDLE hndProccess =   OpenProcess(STANDARD_RIGHTS_ALL,  false, pProcessIds[i]);

        if (hndProccess == NULL || hndProccess == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
        {
            DWORD err = GetLastError();
            MessageBoxW(NULL, L"FAILED TO OPEN PROCESS", L"ERROR", 0);
            ShowError(err);
            delete[] pProcessIds;
            return EXIT_FAILURE;
        }

        int len = GetModuleFileNameExW(hndProccess, NULL, lpFilename, sizeof(lpFilename) / sizeof(lpFilename[0]));
        if (len <= 0)
        {
            DWORD err = GetLastError();
            if (err)
            {
                MessageBoxW(NULL, L"FAILED TO GET MODULEFILENAME", L"ERROR", 0);
                ShowError(err);
                delete[] pProcessIds;
                return EXIT_FAILURE;
            }
        }

        CloseHandle(hndProccess);

        MessageBoxW(NULL, lpFilename, L"NAME", 0);
    }

    delete[] pProcessIds;
    return 0;
}


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Constantin Gheorghe Costa-Foru (26 October 1856 - 15 August 1935) was a Romanian journalist, lawyer and human rights activist.

He was born in Bucharest on 26 October 1956, in a wealthy family. His father, Gheorghe Costa-Foru (1820–1876), was a noted politician, twice minister, and the first rector of University of Bucharest.
The family had Aromanian origins, being originally from the city of Larissa, in Thessaly. In 1740 they had settled in Bucharest, where they amassed considerable wealth, building a mansion in Popești-Leordeni and summer residence was in Berca.

Costa-Foru studied in Heidelberg, then at Collège "Sainte-Barbe" in Paris, and around 1872 in Dresden. After finishing his studies he returned to Paris, where he married with Maria Ion Paspatti (1872–1935) on 26 June 1893. The couple had 10 children.

Constantin Costa-Foru was a vocal supporter of human rights, and accused the growing antisemitism in the post-World War I Romania. On one occasion he was attacked and beaten by a band of extremists as a result of his public discourse. In 1923 he was one of the founders of the League for Human Rights, working as its secretary. As a lawyer he pleaded, in 1925 at Turnu-Severin, against nationalist Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, leader of the anti-Semite Iron Guard, who had assassinated the prefect of Iaşi. However, as a result of the powerful lobby of the nationalist organisation, Codreanu was ultimately acquitted. Another contribution was in defending the rebels of Tatarbunary Uprising during the famous 1925 "Trial of the 500".

Costa-Foru was also one of the Romanian pioneers in the business of mineral and oil exploration, contributing to the creation of the first Romanian Coal Company (1903).

In memory of him and his father two Bucharest streets are named in their honor.

References
  Constantin Costa-Foru –- o personalitate în opoziţie cu antisemitismul. Realitatea Evreiască, 262-263. November 7, 2006. Accessed on 2010-08-24.
  2.Costa-Foru Family
  3.Family Group Sheet

Romanian human rights activists
Romanian journalists
Lawyers from Bucharest
Romanian people of Aromanian descent
Adevărul writers
1856 births
1935 deaths

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Pink tourmaline mounted in a 14 karat yellow gold ring.
Pink Tourmaline is the faceted choice for October's birthstone. Pink Tourmaline is now available in better qualities than any time in the last century. In fact the light pinks from Brazil are scarcer that near rubellite magenta colors from Mozambique and Nigeria today.
The gemstone Tourmaline is also the accepted gem for the fifth and the eighth wedding anniversary. The name Tourmaline comes from the Sinhalese (Sri Lanka) word "tura mali" which translates as the stone of mixed colors.
Tourmaline is available in a wide variety of colors from black to bluish-black, dark brown, blue to neon blue, lime to dark forest green, red and reddish purple, yellow, pink and colorless.
The color pink is the Tourmaline that typically represents the month of October.


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July 12, 2021 admin CONTACT 0
Posted September 20, 2018 06:15:49 The best way from the Chicago area to Lincoln is via Amtrak, but if you want to take advantage of the state's long-range transportation network, you can do so via Google Maps.
The Google Maps app, which offers a wide range of features and navigation options for navigation, allows users to select which route to take from Chicago to Nebraska via the state-of-the-art Google Maps Connect service, which connects Chicago, Omaha, and Fargo to the state via Amtrak.
The service also offers services like driving to your destination from the US-Mexico border and connecting with other Amtrak routes, like Amtrak's Hiawatha, which travels from the New York City-New Jersey-Pennsylvania rail network to Boston via the North American Express network.
The Nebraska-Chicago route takes the shortest distance between Chicago and Nebraska by Amtrak.
It takes three hours to get from Chicago by train and eight hours to reach Nebraska by bus, which is a significant difference from Chicago's five-hour drive time.
According to the Nebraska State Transportation Authority, the state provides service to the Chicago region, and Amtrak operates a network that covers parts of four of the five states.
Nebraska is a member of the North Atlantic Railway and operates its own passenger rail service, the Northstar.
The Amtrak connection is also free of charge.
The Amtrak connection, however, only extends to the south of the US border, so it does not include the Amtrak Northeast Corridor, which carries trains from Boston to New York, and the Amtrak Chicago route, which does not connect to the Northeast Corridor.
Amtrak also does not operate direct service from Chicago, but it does offer services like connecting to Chicago via the National Railroad of the United States (NRTU) from Boston.
In addition to Google Maps, Amtrak offers a variety of services like the Amtrak National Rail Fare Discount Program, which allows users the chance to receive $5 off Amtrak's annual fare on a train ticket purchased online.
The trip to Nebraska can be made from Chicago with a one-way trip from Chicago and two one-ways from Omaha.
You can also take a round trip of up to 16 hours from Chicago via Amtrak's Trans-Hudson rail service.
google maps com
nebraska map
When a new hurricane strikes the US: USGS hurricane map of Indiana


The canonic techniques to explore from this period include some that were highly experimental, such as combining a melody with the same melody sung backwards and reversing the direction of a melody.
"Using the database, people can search for a piece of music by title or composer and discover which pieces of music used various techniques, and explore the rapid development of canonic techniques," Dr Stoessel said.
The database has been created by Dr Stoessel and University of Queensland researcher Dr Denis Collins, and was funded by the Australian Research Council. It includes several newly discovered canons. A new project will explore the revival of canonic composition from 1580-1650.


Welcome to the Collège du Léman's Moodle website, a companion for students to school courses. Moodle is a web LMS that allows teachers to maintain courses online.
If you require help with Moodle, please check the Student and Teacher weekly help sessions.
You can now have your Outlook calendar displaying the Moodle assignments automatically. Thank you to Anja Werthenbach who tested the feature.
You can download the attached PDF for a quick step by step guide on how to activate this feature for your course.
This message is intended to students who want to access Moodle for the first time. Use your Office 365 credentials to access Moodle. Click on the top right link Office 365 or click on the login button in the login box, next click on the Office 365 link on the right side.
Current students can also log in using Office 365 but this will create another account not linked to current courses and content.
The Moodle server will be undergoing maintenance from July 18th to 25th. Thank you for your comprehension.
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Animation, Faith and Spirituality, Kids
The Three Wise Men
No longer available to stream
Date Added: 13th November 2020
Date Removed: 11th January 2021
Available for: 2 months
Narrated by the legendary Andy Griffith, the animated special The Three Wise Men is a charming re-imagination of the classic Christmas story following the three wise men on a wondrous quest to meet the newborn king. The story includes a soundtrack of holiday carols by The Brothers Cazimero and a new original song, "Just A Breath Away (Noel)," by Grammy Award-winning songwriter Jonas Myrin.
Certificate: Not Rated
Duration: 27min
Episode Length: 27min
Cast: Andy Griffith
Studio: Reel-FX Animation
Amazon Rating:
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Renaming Processwire Site on Temporary Domain account to Permanent Domian account?
Would the same apply if I changed the site from http to https. Ie no major changes required?
Thank for replies. Just to let you know I changed the primary domain on my hosting and the site works without any major changes. Just a few hardwired hyperlinks to change that include the old domain name.
Hi, I have a site that I want to change the primary domain at the hosting level. All else remains the same. I read the above posts but I cannot find this in my config.php. It is an old version of PW 2.3.1. Am I safe just to make the domain change anyway?
I haven't been here for well over a year due to change of personal circumstances and I haven't been able to keep up to date with the newsletters or any progress made with the project. I just have a few simple questions: 1. Is the download still available for the blog layout, I couldn't seem to find it. It used to be an option on the download page if I remember correctly? How would I set up a blog site today? 2. Has anyone any experience using PW to set up an Amazon Associate affiliate site? I guess essentially it would just be a simple blog layout with posts including contextual and image affiliate links. I think most people use Wordpress as there are custom themes and plugins available made for Amazon specifically. I think the plugins simplify the process of inserting the affiliate links and targeting different Amazon Geo Account areas. What I mean is you have to separate accounts if you want to target Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon Canada etc and use the appropriate links from each account on your website. I'll need a fully responsive css layout but I have done that before with PW. I'll probably be creating many niche sites so a rinse and repeat process is what I am looking for. I'm juggling PW vs WP as I have not practiced html, css, php etc for all of this time and I am looking to get something live as quickly as possible. Your thoughts much appreciated as always.
Thank you so much.I finally got this to work. I had to delete some lines from the sql file as it kept forcing an error, such a screat database, as it was already created and something about a module called ProcessRedirests. But it finally worked,thanks.
I have a backup file from an old hosting account with Hostgator. I have had to set up a new hosting account and they have sent me a backup file from the old account. The old account no longer exists. All I have to work with is a brand new installation of the latest processwire 2.7.7 and a website backup from an old Hoatgator account supplied by Hostgator Technical team. How do I get the backup from Hostgator into the new Processwire installation? In the backup folder: The site folder structure is in a folder called public_html. There is a folder called mysql containg two files with the name of the old database: OldDatabaseName.sql OldDataBaseName.create I have installed the new version of processwire and this is as far as I have got. Any help will be appreciated.
Don't know what happened. I haven't made any changes but I can now get full access. For a moment before, I could not get on processwire.com at all, but now all ok.
I think I'll give velocity a try. Thanks for the link.
Would you use this in preference to CSS transforms / transitions? Edit: @Diogo Re: masonry: looks like you edited before I added this comment Very good point.
Thanks for the replies. A couple of nice looking sites. Certainly food for thought. Thanks again. Edit: I was also hoping to implement more interactive cards rather than only links to the full page/artiicle. For example when you click on a card it expands or flips showing more content on the same page. Probalby justt JS or jquery need implementing to do this.
Responsive Image Slideshows - Recommendations?
Another +1 for Cycle2. Easy to implement and customise.


TER-QUA 2011 Proceedings: Steven E. Fields, H. Gregory McDonald, James L. Knight & Albert E. Sanders. 2012. The Ground Sloths (Pilosa) of South Carolina. – PalArch's Journal of Vertebrate Palaeontology 9(3) (2012), 1-19. ISSN 1567-2158. 19 pages + 7 figures, 1 table.
Abstract A summary of museum and literature records of ground sloths collected from South Carolina is presented. The ground sloth record in South Carolina consists of three genera, Eremotheirum with two species, Megalonyx with three species and Paramylodon with one species. Three of these species, Eremotherium eomigrans and Megalonyx leptostomus from the Blancan and Megalonyx wheatleyi from the Irvingtonian are new records for the state. An early Pliocene specimen of M. leptostomus is the earliest record of sloths from South Carolina. The fossil record of sloths in the state extends from the Pliocene (Blancan) through the Pleistocene (Late Rancholabrean) and is confined to sedimentary deposits on the Coastal Plain.
← TER-QUA 2011 Proceedings: Robert M. Chandler. 2012. A New Species of Tinamou (Aves: Tinamiformes, Tinamidae) from the Early-Middle Miocene of Argentina. – PalArch's Journal of Vertebrate Palaeontology 9(2) (2012), 1-8. ISSN 1567-2158. 8 pages + 2 figures, 1 table.


Mr. Brodnik is responsible for sourcing and overseeing value oriented acquisition opportunities throughout the United States. In concert with Exeter's regional investment officers, Mr. Brodnik has transacted on over $3 billion in 160+ acquisitions encompassing over 76 million square feet of industrial properties. Prior to joining Exeter, Mr. Brodnik was Director of Acquisitions and Finance at Preferred Real Estate Investments, where he consummated transactions totaling over $1 billion of industrial, office and land investments between 2004 and 2008. He also oversaw all acquisition, lease and disposition underwriting as well as debt and equity placement on such transactions. Mr. Brodnik began his career at Milwaukee, WI based consultancy, Hammes Company. Mr. Brodnik earned a BA in Political Science, with a minor in Philosophy, from Villanova University and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University with a concentration in Finance.