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Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules
Library cataloging standard
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Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules (AACR) were an international library cataloging standard. First published in 1967 and edited by C. Sumner Spalding,[1] a second edition (AACR2) edited by Michael Gorman and Paul W. Winkler was issued in 1978, with subsequent revisions (AACR2R) appearing in 1988 and 1998; all updates ceased in 2005.
Published jointly by the American Library Association, the Canadian Library Association, and the UK Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, the rules were designed for the construction of library catalogs and similar bibliographic tools. The rules cover the physical description of library resources, as well as the provision of name and title access points.
AACR2 was issued in several print versions, including a concise edition, as well as an online version. Various translations were also available. Principles of AACR included cataloguing based on the item 'in hand' rather than inferring information from external sources and the concept of the 'chief source of information' which is preferred where conflicts exist.
1 Initial adoption
2 Successor
Initial adoption[edit]
Despite the claim to be 'Anglo-American', the first edition of AACR was published in 1967 in somewhat distinct North American and British texts. The second edition of 1978 unified the two sets of rules (adopting the British spelling 'cataloguing') and brought them in line with the International Standard Bibliographic Description (ISBD). Libraries wishing to migrate from the previous North American text were obliged to implement 'desuperimposition', a substantial change in the form of headings for corporate bodies.
Successor[edit]
Main article: Resource Description and Access
While the 2002 updates included substantial improvements to AACR's treatment of non-book materials, the proliferation of 21st century formats in a networked environment and the rise of electronic publishing signaled the necessity for significant change in the cataloging code. Plans for a third edition (AACR3) were abandoned in 2005.[2]
The international cataloging community turned its attention to drafting a completely new standard to succeed AACR. Informed by the work of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR), the new framework was crafted to be more flexible and suitable for use in a digital environment: Resource Description and Access (RDA) was released in June 2010. The Library of Congress, National Library of Medicine, National Agricultural Library, and several national libraries of other English-speaking countries performed a formal test of RDA, resulting in a June 2011 report of findings.[3]
MARC standards
Regeln für die alphabetische Katalogisierung (RAK)
^ Pioneer in Cataloging Dies
^ Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA: Historic Documents
^ Testing Resource Description and Access (RDA): Archives
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A Brief History of AACR
RDA: Resource Description and Access Prospectus
ALCTS Newsletter article on RDA
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Ainslie Thomas Henderson (born 28 January 1979, Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish singer-songwriter and animator. He became known to the public via his appearance on the BBC's television programme, Fame Academy, and his subsequent UK top 5 single, "Keep Me a Secret". In 2006, he independently released his debut album, Growing Flowers by Candlelight. He later became a film writer and animator, earning a BAFTA for co-writing and animating the film The Making of Longbird.

Fame Academy
In 2002, Henderson appeared in the first series of the BBC talent/reality show Fame Academy, where he was a crowd favourite. During his time at the Academy, he became known for his energetic performances as well as being a songwriter. He wrote "Keep Me a Secret" with Malachi Cush and Sinéad Quinn and "Take Out Time" with Mark Hunter and Saul Davies of James, as well as co-writing "Lullaby" with Lemar Obika. All three tracks would later reach the top 5 in the UK Singles Chart, the latter two as B-sides.  He was voted off the show in the penultimate week, coming fourth.

After his departure from the show, he was signed to Mercury and, in March 2003, released a solo single of "Keep Me a Secret" with "Take Out Time" as the B-side, which entered the UK Singles Chart at No. 5.

Henderson became unhappy with the direction his musical career was taking with Mercury.  In late 2003, before releasing the album or a second single, Henderson was dropped. Although he was allowed to retain the rights of the songs he had already written and recorded, they have never been released.  He revealed one track, "Coming Up for Air", on his MySpace profile in 2006. This has since been released officially as a download only track.

Collaborations
Prior to Fame Academy, Henderson had been a member of the rock band Suburbia, with guitarist Peter Deane, Alasdair Crooks (bass), Chris Plews (guitar) and Simon Usher (drums). Forming in 1998, they had just secured a recording contract with the Los Angeles record label City of Angels when the label went bankrupt, and although the band continued to perform together, they split in 2002. One of their songs, "Always", appeared on the soundtrack of football simulation video game, FIFA 2004.

In 2004, he visited the US, collaborating with the American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz, and co-writing the song "Clockwatching" which appears on Mraz's album, Mr. A-Z.

Later that year, he returned to his home city, joining the rock band The Last September as guitarist and backing vocalist, along with his friend Pete Deane from Suburbia. They performed in London and at several venues in Scotland. He left The Last September in 2005.

Debut album
After a three-year break from his solo career, Henderson revealed new material to the public for the first time with the creation of a Myspace profile in early 2006, featuring new tracks "Day Trip" and "While They Wait".  He performed a number of new songs whilst supporting Unkle Bob on several gigs around central Scotland in the following months. Henderson released his debut album, Growing Flowers by Candlelight, on 15 July 2006, on his own  label, Amphibian Husbandry.

In May 2007, Henderson supported Marillion on two dates during their UK tour.

In 2013, he worked with Shane Filan in Ireland.

Discography

Albums
Growing Flowers by Candlelight (July 2006), Amphibian Husbandry

Singles
"Keep Me a Secret" (March 2003), Mercury - UK No. 5
"Coming Up for Air" (June 2007), Amphibian Husbandry

Films
Ainslie won a BAFTA in 2013 for co-writing and animating the film The Making of Longbird, and was nominated for his directorial work in I Am Tom Moody in 2014. He made the animated video for the single "Moving On" by the band James, released in 2014.

References

External links
Ainslie Henderson Official website
Growing Flowers by Candlelight on Last.fm
Ainslie Henderson on IAC
Mono the Movie
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Interview in The Daily Record July 15 2006
Interview in the Edinburgh Evening News March 23 2007

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Fitting A New Car Stereo Into Factory Openings
In a short period of time, almost anybody can replace their existing car stereo.
This is a relatively easy task that can be performed in a short amount of time, usually in one afternoon. The in-dash radio has to go, and a new one will be replacing it. But how does one go about figuring what will fit into that empty space? A few simple steps, a phone call or two, a bit of research; that's all it requires.
The first move is to determine if the chosen model will fit into the opening of the existing car radio. Start with the car stereo dealer. Most manufacturers publish some kind of radio size-chart that covers cars from 1975 and up to the present. Or check out the parts department of the local car dealer that sells the vehicle model owned. It may be possible to get a stock radio to measure and compare, or to get a glimpse at the parts book for how and where the radio is to be mounted. If no information is readily available to you, try the Internet and do a search for your model of vehicle and then radio installation. As a last resort, get out a ruler and measure the distance between the middle of each knob on the existing radio. Don't forget to measure the opening itself and jot down the length and width of the opening.
A lot of radios come with an in-dash mounting kit. If it does not come with a kit, then try the Internet and search for car radio installation kits. There are quite a few sites that have kits and instructions available. These kits are especially handy if replaced a knobbed radio with a newer model that has no knobs.
There are two ways a radio will be mounted in the dash, from the back or through the front. If it is mounted from the back, slip under the dash and take a look at it. It may be necessary to remove some trim or the heater/ac ducting. If it is still hard to see the radio, it is probably installed from the front. If it comes out the front, this is the easiest install and most common in newer cars.
While under the dash, remove the rear support bracket and any wires attached to the radio. Do not cut the wires; unplug them at the connectors so there won't be any shorts. Next, remove the old knobs--if there are any, they usually pull straight off. Then remove the shaft nuts with a long socket wrench or pliers.
At this point, the radio should drop down behind the dash. If it is a tight fit, some twisting or turning may be necessary, just don't force it. If the radio is loosened, but still won't come out from behind, try pulling it out through the front of the opening.
Remove the trim panel that covers the front of the radio. Sometimes the same trim panel covers the heater/ac controls. The trim panel is secured by obvious screws or spring clips. Slowly, remove the screws or pry the panel to remove it from the dash. Always be gentle, as trim panels can break very easily and are usually costly to replace unless you go to the junkyard. Behind the trim panel, there is the radio support plate. Remove the plate and the radio will slide out. Now measure again, and compare it to the new unit to be sure it will fit.
Installing the radio should be done in the reverse order of removing the old one. If there are knobs on the new radio, adjust the control shaft spacing to line up with the old holes in the dashboard. If the old radio did not have knobs, don't purchase a new one that does unless you are good with a jigsaw and have a very steady hand. If the old radio had knobs, but the new radio does not, it will be necessary to customize the opening. In this case, it is a good idea to purchase a radio that is wider, and use a metal file to enlarge the opening to fit the shape. Use a computer vacuum or hand-held vacuum to clear away any metal shavings that may occur during this process. Remember to work slowly because it is easy to remove metal, but not so easy to put in a new back plate.
Slide the stereo into the opening to see how it fits. If working on a car with a front mounted stereo, loosely put the support and trim panel back into place. If the radio had knobs, the shaft and nosepiece will slide in through the holes. If it is a close fit, but not tight, try adjusting the nose gasket up and down to get it tighter. If the old stereo did not have knobs, this step is unnecessary.
Use the included control shaft spacers to take up any distance between the stereo unit and the back of the dash or mounting plate. Use as many spacers as necessary to allow the control shafts to stick out the same distance, so the nosepiece will fit flush or stick out no more than one-fourth of an inch.
If there are no knobs, then simply mount the rear support strap and tighten the trim plate, which completes the installation. This is definitely a one-person project and can be completed by any person with minimal skills using a pair of pliers and a screwdriver.
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Services Will be Held for Longtime Optical Exec and Entrepreneur Jon Torrey
Friday, December 13, 2019 12:15 AM
PORTLAND, Ore.—Services will be held here this weekend for Jonathan (Jon) Torrey, age 67, who passed away unexpectedly at home Friday, Dec. 6, 2019. Torrey was a long term optical industry executive, including his pioneering work in the computer vision arena though Prio, a company he founded and ran for many years. He also made substantial contributions to Think About Your Eyes, where he served as director of professional relations and as executive director for several years.
According to The Oregonian, Torrey grew up in the Portland area, graduating from Lake Oswego High School and the Museum Art School in Portland, now Pacific Northwest College of Art. He was a loving father, devoted husband and a unique entrepreneur. Torrey devoted the majority of his career to raising awareness for eye health. He will be remembered for his artistic background and his adventurous spirit: sailing across the Pacific Ocean, cross-country motorcycle rides and mountain climbing in the Cascades.
Torrey was born in Onowa, Ia. to Opal and Richard Torrey. He is survived by his wife, Julie; son, Samuel, his wife, Elena and grandson, Evan; sister, Barbara and her husband, Linn Whitaker; and sister, Robin West. He was preceded in death by his previous wife, Nancie; sister, Dinah Lee Torrey; brother, Bill; and his parents.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019, at Finley Sunset Hills Mortuary, 6801 S.W. Sunset Hwy, Portland, OR 97225. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Jon's memory may be made to The Melanoma Research Foundation and there is an online guest book posted here.


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Minneapolis Protesters Gather for a Meaningful Thanksgiving Celebration
A "Blacksgiving" to celebrate demonstrators and their allies.
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Protesters gather at Minneapolis' Fourth Precinct; image via Flickr user Fibonacci Blue
Minneapolis demonstrators who have been camped outside a city police station for more than a week took time Thursday to celebrate Thanksgiving. The meal, hosted by the Minneapolis chapter of the NAACP, Black Lives Matter, and the Zion Baptist Church, promoted healing in the days after the death of Jamar Clark, an unarmed black man who was fatally shot by police on November 15.
About 100 people were involved in the festive holiday meal, the Star Tribune reports. The celebration, which protesters called "Blacksgiving," saw demonstrators gathered around donated plates of turkey, pies, macaroni and cheese, tea, tents, and space heaters. Participants took time to pray for Clark and his family.
"It's really powerful to see community solidarity on Thanksgiving," Minneapolis NAACP President Nekima Levy-Pounds told the Star Tribune. "We are going to persevere until we see change."
The protesters have promised to remain outside the city's Fourth Precinct until authorities release video of the Clark shooting. State investigators have said they will not release the video until their work is complete.
The events at last Monday's protests made the meal even more poignant. That night, five protestors were shot by a group of alleged white supremacists; police have arrested four men in connection with the violence. One of the shooting victims was shot in the stomach and remains in the hospital. At least two others have returned to the protests outside the precinct.
"It's tough in the morning but then I get up and get walking, and it's all good," Wesley Martin said Thursday, after being shot in the leg at the protest's violence earlier in the week.
Organizers say they will hold an outdoor church service outside the police precinct on Sunday morning.
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Share this Story: Roast raises $40,700 for Children's Treatment Centre of Cornwall and SDG
Roast raises $40,700 for Children's Treatment Centre of Cornwall and SDG
Todd Hambleton
Sep 08, 2018 • 2 years ago • 3 minute read
Rev. Kevin Maloney, during his rebuttal of the roasters at the Children's Treatment Centre event at the Best Western on Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, in Cornwall, Ont. Todd Hambleton/Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network Photo by Todd Hambleton /Todd Hambleton/Standard-Freeholder
It was a night with plenty of laughs, with a tremendous display of generosity.
Just as the Children's Treatment Centre Dinner and Roast in honour of Rev. Kevin Maloney on Friday night at the Best Western Parkway Inn in Cornwall was wrapping up, event chair Sean Adams announced how much had been raised – a whopping $40,700.
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It was the perfect end to another memorable night for the roastee, who in his rebuttal to all of the good-natured barbs tossed his way earlier in the evening explained just why he's now allowed himself to be on the hot seat four different times over the years.
"The Children's Treatment Centre is a self-supported organization supported by the community and your generous contributions," Maloney said. "The reason I'm here tonight is (your presence) will help our children, and for that I am very grateful."
The local Roman Catholic priest has long been a huge supporter of the CTC, going back to when it was founded, Maloney working with Big Brothers at the time and organizing fundraising events for the fledgling centre.
Don Fairweather, the Children's Treatment Centre president, early in the sold-out event called Maloney "a man of God, a man of the people. . . a man of great compassion, empathy and humour," who currently serves at St. Francis de Sales Parish in Cornwall.
Maloney is also the vicar general for the diocese, and serves on its presbyteral council, college of consultors and finance committee.
Fairweather noted how Maloney's extensive community work began with his huge role in founding Big Brothers in the fall of 1972, and that he's been roasted four times, including in 1996 – the first time the CTC ever had a roast.
"(Maloney is) a huge fundraiser on behalf of the centre," said Fairweather, saying he's been a top three fundraiser seven years in a row for the annual Bike-a-Thon Plus event and discussing his "unwavering, ongoing support for the centre."
Rev. Kevin Maloney, receiving a gift from event chair Sean Adams after his rebuttal of the roasters at the Children's Treatment Centre gala at the Best Western on Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, in Cornwall, Ont. Todd Hambleton/Cornwall Standard-Freeholder/Postmedia Network Photo by Todd Hambleton /Todd Hambleton/Standard-Freeholder
Bob Burnie, retired police inspector, was the master of ceremonies for the first time, and he nearly stole the show, getting lots of laughs during his introductions on a night when there was lots of competition in the one-liner and humorous anecdotes departments.
Burnie early on looked out over the gathering in the large hall and said it was the 23rd roast for the CTC, adding "judging by the crowd, it's going to be a success for many years to come."
Adams at the start of the night told the crowd that this roast was a bit different from past events, in that it was being televised live on YourTV. And, he put a little bit of heat on Burnie, who would later come through just fine.
"Bob Burnie is a seasoned police officer and seasoned community volunteer, but I must say he's not seasoned at one thing, which is MC'ing roasts,"
Adams said. "He's a little nervous."
The good-natured shots were mostly directed at Maloney after that. All of the roasters had poised, poignant and funny contributions to the event, and it was Bishop Terrence Prendergast who led things off.
Prendergast was followed by former teacher and secondary school administrator Katie Burke, chartered accountant Michael Despatie, and Rev. Claude Thibault.
Several speakers jokingly said they had to do research and canvass others to get any inside scoop or dirt on Maloney.
"I have a lot to say about Father Kevin, (but) most of it is good stuff," Thibault said. "He has many great qualities, talent and (chemistry with people). Over the years he's served in quite a few parishes, he's gotten to know many people, made many good friends and has been a positive influence on many lives."
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SBU News > Medicine > Advocacy Day Unites Students for Social Change
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Advocacy Day Unites Students for Social Change
Keynote speaker Michael Reisch (photo by Glenn Jochum)
"Get Radical About Critical Social Work" was the theme of the 11th annual Advocacy Day, hosted by Stony Brook University's School of Social Welfare and its Graduate Student Government on March 1 in the Student Activities Center. Nearly 230 students, faculty and representatives from 11 activist groups — covering topics as diverse as the environment, racism, social justice, transgender support, and animal rights, among others — attended the event.
Advocacy Day provides both undergraduate and graduate students an opportunity to connect with one another to learn about policy issues and the people and organizations that are working for social change. At the time they registered for the event, the students chose four organizations they wanted to know more about. The room was set up exhibition style, with students moving from the table of one organization to the next conducting interviews with representatives. This was followed by a working lunch with a group of their choosing.
"The students are exposed to small activist groups with people who are 'fighting the good fight' and who are passionate and inspiring about wanting to see fundamental social change," said Pamela Linden, an assistant professor in the School of Social Welfare who was one of the faculty advisors for the event. "Whether it's racism or immigration or animal rights, all the groups are working together for social change and social justice, which is really the driving theme of the day."
Michael Reisch, a leading social work scholar and educator in the United States and a former assistant dean for student affairs in the School of Social Welfare, delivered the keynote speech on the topics of social justice, its implications on social work, and new goals for social workers.
"We need to put forward an alternative vision … it's not simply enough to state what injustices we want to eliminate, but we also have to state what we mean by justice, not just in the abstract … and we need to continue to engage the notion of ongoing reflection on our practice so that we and the people with whom we work can heighten our critical consciousness," he said.
Along those same lines, Advocacy Day is an important event for students because interacting with organizations working for social change is a first step toward achieving that goal.
"We hope that students will get a sense of the range of possibilities available from working for social and economic justice, and that today's event will help them to see the importance of advocacy, in particular as a means of being able to move in the direction of the change they're working toward," said Carolyn Peabody, a clinical associate professor in the School of Social Welfare and a faculty advisor for the event.
"Advocacy Day is important to the Stony Brook University community because of the existence of advocacy within it," said Michael Cavalli, president of the Graduate Student Government and a second-year MSW candidate in the School of Social Welfare.
He explained that there are different avenues of support for students — such as academic offices and departments, advisors, counselors, faculty, administrators, coaches, clubs and organizations, and even other students — and these various areas serve as advocates.
"These advocates shape our development and influence our engagement within the campus community, and allow students and graduates to emerge as leaders in their own communities," he said. "The role of 'advocate' lies at the core of the social work profession."
One of the groups attending Advocacy Day was Occupy Sandy, an organized relief effort created to assist the victims of Hurricane Sandy in the Northeast. The group, made up of former and current Occupy Wall Street protesters, other members of the Occupy movement and non-Occupy volunteers, gave a presentation.
In addition to the School of Social Welfare and the Graduate Student Government, co-sponsors of Advocacy Day were the Suffolk County Division of the National Association of Social Workers, National Association of Puerto Rican and Hispanic Social Workers, and the League of Women Voters of Suffolk County.
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PRAESA receives international children's literacy award
24 October 2014 | Story by Newsroom
PRAESA's Ntombizanele Mahobe and Dr Carole Bloch together with fellow IBBY-Asahi winners the Children's Book Bank.
UCT-affiliated research unit PRAESA, the Project for the Study of Alternative Education in South Africa, was recently awarded the IBBY-Asahi Reading Promotion Award, a biennial award to groups or institutions making a lasting contribution to reading promotion for children and young people.
Nominated for more than two decade's worth of work in the field of children's multilingual literacy development, PRAESA was established in 1992 by the late Dr Neville Alexander '" a leading proponent of a multilingual South Africa '" to carry out developmental research into multilingual classrooms, early literacy teaching and learning, as well as to promote a culture of reading and facilitate storybook and other reading materials development for use in multilingual settings.
More recently, under the directorship of Dr Carole Bloch, PRAESA has been driving the Nal'ibali reading-for-enjoyment campaign. isiXhosa for 'here's a story', Nal'ibali emphasises sparking children's potential (regardless of their linguistic, cultural or class backgrounds) through storytelling and reading.
"The same kind of enriched and inspiring conditions that encourage English-speaking children to become engaged readers and writers are the same ones that African-language speakers need," says Bloch. "This should be self-evident, but it isn't. In our work we are countering the low level expectations of the education system for millions of bright young African-language speakers as they enter and progress through primary school. Secondly, nurturing a love of stories offers us all enjoyable inroads into lifelong learning journeys. The hegemonic pressure of schooling to deliver measurable skills, however, has led to a loss of appreciation for the deep educational value of stories. We are reviving the value of narrative as an essential part of not just education but also community and home settings."
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Edo Assembly! Pro-Oshiomhole Lawmakers-elect Gone with Their Godfather, Obaseki Reveals
*Says I have no power to bring them back to the Assembly
Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has said that he had no power to bring back 14 state House of Assembly members-elect yet to be inaugurated.
Obaseki stated this in an interview with newsmen when he paid a thank-you visit to the National Working Committee (NWC), of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in Abuja on Monday.
Obaseki said that the group of the 14 elected-lawmakers were not prevented from being inaugurated but they "refused to be inaugurated".
"They were listening to their godfather who kept hoping and promising that he would unconstitutionally get the state House of Assembly to reissue a proclamation even after the court had settled the matter.
"For more than 180 days they did not come. They refused to represent the people. Those seats became vacant; that's what the constitution says.
"They went to court after those were declared vacant by the Speaker. There is nothing I can do to that at this time.
"I wish it did not happen but people were playing God and promising what is not constitutionally possible.
"It is not about me. I am an elected governor of Edo. I am not one that plants people into the house of Assembly.
"They on their own operated the rules the way it should be, the seats are now vacant.
"We should learn that democracy is underpinned by the constitution and the law.
"Even if I wanted today to bring them back, I don't have such powers.
"I do not have anything against them because I do not have such authority to bring them back to the house," Obaseki said.
Asked for his reaction to the declaration by Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), in Edo Election that he was approaching the court that Obaseki was not qualified to run, the governor said he would wait for the court's outcome.
Obaseki, was accompanied by the Deputy Gov. Philip Shaibu and other PDP leaders from Edo State including former Minister of Works Mike Onolememen and the former Minister of External Affairs, Chief Tom Ikimi.
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Zhonglian Township () is a rural township in Lengshuijiang, Hunan Province, People's Republic of China. As of the 2015 census it had a population of 27,500 and an area of .

Administrative division
The township is divided into 18 villages and 2 communities, the following areas:
 Yangjia Community ()
 Zhonglian Community ()
 Batang Village ()
 Chengyi Village ()
 Fuyuan Village ()
 Jinping Village ()
 Jinwan Village ()
 Maiyuan Village ()
 Minzhu Village ()
 Nangong Village ()
 Qingyun Village ()
 Quanqiu Village ()
 Shengli Village ()
 Songshan Village ()
 Tanjia Village ()
 Yangjia Village ()
 Yanli Village ()
 Yuyuan Village ()
 Yuanda Village ()
 Zhonglian Village ()

Attraction
Boyue Cave is a famous scenic spot for karst cave.

References

Divisions of Lengshuijiang


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Two Communities Fight Against "Carpetbagger" Charter School
Grading Charter Schools
For many California charter schools, co-location is everything.
Larry Buhl
All photos by Larry Buhl
Editor's Note: Few issues have proven more contentious in the already heated debate over California's charter schools than that of school "co-location," the process by which charter schools are allowed to occupy the classrooms, libraries and playgrounds of traditional public schools when those spaces are not in scheduled use. This policy, according to the state's education code, compels school districts to provide "reasonably equivalent" facilities to charters whenever possible.
The arguments against co-location include the charge that charters are draining funds from public schools to begin with, and through co-location are creating schools within schools — and two-tiered student bodies. Charter school advocates counter that co-location ensures the optimum use of resources at a time when many California public schools, particularly in Los Angeles, are experiencing declining enrollments. Today Larry Buhl reports on the latest storm swirling around a charter academy's attempt to co-locate at a local public school.
This story is part of our "Grading Charter Schools" series examining the impact of privatized education in California.
On a sunny afternoon in early April, in the working-class Los Angeles suburb of Carson, well over a hundred students, parents, teachers and community members gathered with a mission: to extol the virtues of Catskill Avenue Elementary School. But it wasn't entirely a feel-good gathering. They were sounding an alarm that the Catskill campus was slated to share its space with GANAS Academy Charter School in the fall of 2019.
Days after the rally, teachers and parents, backed by the United Teachers Los Angeles union, petitioned the Carson City Council to keep GANAS out of Catskill. Last Friday the council voted 3-0, with the mayor and one member absent, to support Catskill. The council's resolution, which is symbolic and non-binding, will be sent to representatives of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), which had approved GANAS' charter.
The founder and CEO of GANAS Academy, Sakshi Jain, has until Wednesday, May 1, to decide whether to accept the LAUSD offer to co-locate at Catskill. A LAUSD spokesperson said, in an email, that final offers of co-location sites are legally binding, suggesting the district would not offer GANAS another site if Catskill is rejected.
Critics say GANAS is an example of the problems of charter schools in California: lack of oversight and transparency, and the tendency for districts and the state to greenlight charter schools whether or not there's a clear need for them. In effect they say GANAS is a solution in search of a problem. And in search of a community. Before Carson's Catskill Elementary was chosen, GANAS had plans to locate in nearby Wilmington, and used Wilmington's demographic data in its petition to LAUSD.
Phylis Hoffman, who teaches second grade at Harry Bridges Span School in Wilmington, called into question why Jain picked Wilmington for her school.
"The [GANAS] petition didn't say where in Wilmington the school would be located, and the academic mission statement seemed very boilerplate and vague. And Jain has no California teaching credential. She appears to be a carpetbagger."
Jain did not respond to multiple requests for comment for this story, nor did members of the GANAS board of directors.
Charter schools are publicly funded but, in most cases, privately run. Up and down the state, community anger has boiled over about the opacity of the process of choosing where a school will co-locate and losing what educators see as valuable classroom space. Teachers unions and, increasingly, parents, see charter schools as siphoning resources from public schools and creating separate schools in the same building.
Elizabeth Untalan, who teaches fifth grade at Catskill, said that every room in the school is being used, including three computer labs, a counseling room, a science lab and a parent center. However, California's Proposition 39, passed by voters in 2000, requires school districts to offer equitable and adequate unused public space to area charter schools. The key word is "unused," and if a space is empty for part of the day, it is potentially eligible for a charter school to take it over.
According to her biography on the GANAS site, Jain holds a BA in sociology and education from the University of California, Los Angeles, a masters in counseling from Loyola Marymount University and a Master of Science in education and special education from Touro College. She was an assistant principal at a New York charter school and an assistant principal at Alliance Alice M. Baxter College-Ready High School in San Pedro, California. She does not, however, hold a California teaching credential.
Alicia Baltazar, who has a child at Fries Elementary School in Wilmington, said that few showed up to a meet-and-greet hosted by Jain, and that her answers to questions were vague. "She said she was going to get her own building for the school but didn't say where. She didn't even say what grades the school would have. It was all very general, things like longer school days, more math and science and reading time."
Lalo Alcaraz for Capital & Main
Eventually LAUSD scuttled plans to locate GANAS in Wilmington. Instead, in February of 2019, the school district announced that Catskill Avenue Elementary School in nearby Carson was targeted for co-location. Community members say they're encouraged by the efforts in Wilmington and they hope their efforts will push GANAS out. They question why the charter's initial proposal, using statistics for Wilmington, was not updated to reflect Carson, and they want to know why no community impact study was done for Carson. According to 2018 statistics, the median income for Carson is $34,000 higher than for Wilmington.
In an email, a spokesperson for LAUSD responded to these questions, writing, "In compliance with the Prop. 39 implementing regulations, a charter school's Prop. 39 facilities request must provide information regarding the district school site and/or general geographic area in which it wishes to locate." The spokesperson did not address the lack of a budget submitted by GANAS but wrote, "Charter schools are not required to submit a budget as part of the Prop. 39 process. However, charter petitioners do submit budgets with their charter petitions, to project their income and expenses for their initial year and the two succeeding years."
Critics say the charter school's slogan, "Demographics are not destiny," and Jain's vow to offer students "opportunities and freedoms that may not otherwise be possible" are an insult to the communities of color.
"Our schools are not failing, and I invite anyone to come here and take a look," said Charles Prinzen, a longtime parent volunteer at Banning High School in Wilmington.
Conflict came to a head in early April, in what one parent, Alicia Baltazar, says was supposed to be an open meeting in a Carson park. She says it turned out the meeting was by invitation only, and county sheriffs were called out to keep out anyone not on the guest list. After some negotiation, deputies agreed to let in one parent, Baltazar.
This time, Jain had a few more specifics, Baltazar said. "[Jain] told us that she would start with five kindergarten classes in the first year at Catskill and then grow from there, adding first grade the next year and so on. I said, 'Wouldn't that mean GANAS would eventually take over Catskill if it grows?' She didn't have an answer."
Fall 2019 enrollment, according to the school's website, is open for transitional kindergarten and first grade, but no location is listed.
Elizabeth Untalan told Capital & Main that GANAS and the process for co-locating it have been shrouded in secrecy. "No budget was submitted for LAUSD and parents to review. They have not disclosed start-up costs. The very last meeting that was held by [the] GANAS governing board was on April 4, when the members were voting on accepting the Catskill location site. The teleconferencing was inaudible, and the voting was a four-member quorum."
At that open board meeting, Untalan obtained a copy of a school insurance quote, in which Jain disclosed "zero students, 1 employee, payroll $200,000" for 2018-2019.
Limiting the growth of California's nearly 3,000 charter schools was a key issue in the LAUSD teachers' strike, as well as strikes in Oakland and Sacramento this year. Last year LAUSD's preliminary offer to a charter school, Valley International Preparatory High School, to co-locate at North Hollywood High School, was rescinded after community organizing against it.
A source close to decision-making at LAUSD said when communities organize and resist, especially at more affluent schools, co-location offers do change.
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or u should to create a new class
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and return the new type and i see that is better
like this
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A: You can represent your result set as a class...
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Ireland Cricket
'I'm lucky to be alive' - Ryan Farquhar
31 May 201631 May 2016
From the section Northern Ireland
Motorcycle road racer Ryan Farquhar says he is "lucky to be alive" after suffering serious injuries in a crash at the North West 200 on 12 May.
The 40-year-old sustained a lacerated liver, six broken ribs, a punctured lung and two broken bones in his foot in the accident which occurred on the approach to the Black Hill section of the course during Thursday evening's Supertwins race.
Lancashire rider Malachi Mitchell-Thomas, 20, lost his life after crashing on the same part of the course in the second Supertwins race of the meeting two days later.
"It was so sad that a young lad that age has lost his life to a sport he loved doing," said Farquhar, who added that he was "absolutely gutted" when he heard the news.
The five-times North West winner said that it was too early to make any decisions about his future in the sport.
"I'll always love road racing but the last thing on my mind is getting fit to race. The first priority is to get my health sorted out, spend time with my family and then sort the whole racing situation then."
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Although this has been a nightmarish year for the Mets, it doesn't appear rookie manager Mickey Callaway's job is in jeopardy. Even if the Mets hire a new general manager, Callaway is expected to return in 2019, Steven Marcus of Newsday reports. Sandy Alderson, the GM who played a key part in hiring Callaway last offseason, went on leave in June to battle cancer. Whether the soon-to-be 71-year-old Alderson will return to his post in 2019 is unclear, but in the meantime, the Mets have essentially been utilizing tri-GMs in John Ricco, J.P. Ricciardi and Omar Minaya. Any of those three could be candidates for the team's full-time GM role if Alderson doesn't come back next year, but regardless of who ultimately holds the position, it seems that individual will be working with Callaway.
Prior to their midseason resurgence, the Pirates were leaning toward selling at the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline, general manager Neal Huntington told KDKA-FM on Sunday (via Chris Adamski of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review). However, the team never gave any thought to dealing two of its top controllable assets, right-hander Jameson Taillon or closer Felipe Vazquez. "When club hit rock bottom at seven (games) under (.500 on July 7)," Huntington said, "(we began to consider), 'Maybe '18 isn't our year. How do we strengthen '19, '20, and '21 moving on?' (But) it was never a consideration to trade Felipe Vazquez, and trading Jameson Taillon was never a consideration for us." The Pirates actually fell to eight games under .500 on July 7, but they then ripped off 15 wins in 19 games before July 31 and ended up as buyers, acquiring right-hander Chris Archer from the Rays and reliever Keone Kela from the Rangers.
This has been a disappointing offensive season for Cardinals left fielder Marcell Ozuna, whom the team acquired from Miami over the winter on the heels of a career year in 2017. After posting a 142 wRC+, mashing 37 home runs and recording a .237 ISO last season, Ozuna's down to 90, 13 and .124 in those respective categories this year. It's possible right shoulder problems are at least partly to blame, as Ozuna told Jenifer Langosch of MLB.com and other reporters that he has been battling tendinitis and inflammation dating back to last season. The Cardinals were aware of that when they picked up Ozuna, per president John Mozeliak, though Langosch adds that the team hasn't considered surgery for the 27-year-old. Regardless, Ozuna's arm strength has taken notable steps backward, Langosch details in her piece.
Meanwhile, Reds outfielder Scott Schebler is dealing with his own right shoulder troubles, and they may shelve him until September, manager Jim Riggleman announced (via Kyle Melnick of MLB.com). Schebler went on the DL on July 15 with a sprained AC joint, and even though the Reds activated him Friday when his 20-day rehab stint ended, he's still unable to throw properly. Schebler had been in the midst of a fine season before going on the DL, with a .278/.351/.470 line and 12 homers in 299 plate appearances.
How is his job not in jeapordy, if/when the Mets hire someone from outside the organization, outside 3 GMs?
John Ricco, J.P. Ricciardi and Omar Minaya.
I don't think their problem is with Callaway. Imo, he's actually a decent manager.
Firing a Rookie manager after one bad season would set a bad precedent. Not many managers would apply to a team if they had one season to do well or get fired.
I'd give him another chance next season and if things weren't going well by the trade deadline, then there'd be some serious changes.
Its fine to fire callaway if the mets bring in a real GM. Most people get it. New GM. Wants his guy.
But the mets just need to head into the off season with the intent of trading Degrom and Syndergaard and let the GM they hire go full rebuild.
Starting a rebuild doesn't seem wise. Sure they could trade Degrom & Syndergaard for a bunch of prospects, but there aren't many other players that have a whole lot of value right now.
I'd say give 2019 a shot and if it doesn't work out, have a massive sell-off at the trade deadline next year. Hopefully their injured veterans will have recouped some value.
In Wilpon-ville, the GM rarely has the power to fire or hire a manager, because after all it's a monetary decision. The GM will do the dirty work, but it's a Stupid Jeff call. Heck, the GM can't even decide to eat a few months of salary on a traded player.
The "new" GM will likely not be an impressive baseball man like Alderson (regardless of what one thinks of the job he did, he has gravitas, and people like that rarely work for the Wilpons). Like most inept leaders, the Wilpons like having people around them who they know (i.e., know won't expose them for what they are).
I'd like to see the Mets trade Pat Roessler to the Cubs for the goat curse.
If the Pirates traded for Archer and Kela to try to win, why does Hurdle continue to manage like a Little League coach?
He puts in a warm body named Alex McRae (not ranked among the Top 28 Pirates prospects) to pitch the 5th inning of a tied game yesterday.
Today, he pinch hits Jordan Luplow with Harrison and Freese with 1 out, men at 1st and 3rd (he GIDP). Then, again with Freese on the bench, he lets Sean Rodriguez make the final out in the 9th. Luplow and S Rod are both hitting under the Mendoza Line.
Fringe contenders have to maximize their lineup, not minimize it.
Eating some if Jason Vargas's contract. Never happen in a million Wilpon years ( which by now to Mets fans, feel like DOG years ). Don't let anyone ever mistake me equating this front office to ANY efficient front office, nor this ownership to any company supportive ownership (Steinbrenner, Henry, Autry, Busch or O'Malley). These guys just follow in the tradition of Lorinda DeRoulet. Very sad times indeed.
And I am sorry, the minute Saul Katz CONSPIRED to squeeze Nelson Doubleday out of the picture was the day they this team turned the corner towards penny-pinching. And now that they are getting back in their financial feet, their money is not being invested back into the Mets but rather diverted to other NON-Mets sports enterprises. You dint have ti be stupid to see that they want you to believe they spend $150 million in the Mets but it really cost them $110 M because the insurance saves pays them back the rest. Met fans don't be morons and drink the koolaid. False news coming from Shills like Steve Phillips.
I was all for the Ozuna trade but looking back on his arm problems I don't understand how they feel it's just gonna get better! In today's game he bounced the ball to the 3rd baseman and you know it's hot to be affecting his swing also! Hopefully next year he just tears it up!
It's a bad trade in both sides…… and now Ozuna will probably need surgery and he may start off the 2019 season hampered as well. I think the Cards May be best suited to trade Ozuna for something before 2019 trade deadline…… I guess we will see.


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I'm playing a Dragonborn Cleric in my friend's 5e campaign. This is the group of friends I had only just introduced D&D (3.5e) last semester, so they did not have a great grasp on the classes and role-playing. The campaign was pretty bare-bones. Primarily because a) I was rusty as hell and b) it's very hard to teach 6 people at once. This time is different though, especially since 5e is honestly just a hell of a lot better as far as character creation goes.
Regardless, the friend that is DMing this campaign played a Cleric in my campaign. However, all he did was heal bot and occasionally pull out a mace and hit things. It's cool if that's your jam, but he offhandedly mentioned one time that Clerics were rather boring which set off a superiority complex for me as Cleric is one of my favorite classes in D&D. What do I do? Well, I planned to make a War Domain Cleric that would rival my roommate's newly rolled Barbarian with… really good stats.
By default, Clerics are magic users that have a divine connection with some god. There are many different specializations you can choose at level 1 each granting different spells, class abilities, armor/weapon proficiency, etc. For the most part, your two main stats are going to be your spell casting stat, Wisdom, and your concentration save and health pool stat, Constitution. These two are generally your top priority for your basic Cleric.
Depending on the weaponry you are using you may want Strength or Dexterity if you are using a finesse melee weapon or a ranged weapon. Charisma is also really nice for just talking your way out of things, and of course, Intelligence is great for you to know, just basic knowledge of the world around you and your religion.
Where does the 6 go?
The first 13 should be in CON. It's my second highest roll and my second-most important stat. There are a lot of channeled weapon bonus spells that I would need to make a concentration save on in order to continue casting them. Since I'm in the front line I'll get hit quite often and will need to succeed many of these. Plus I don't feel like dying.
As a Dragonborn I get a +2 bonus to STR this means I can throw a 13 into STR and do some decent damage, which is my goal with this character after all. At this point, the Barbarian won't have anything on my damage.
I'll throw a 13 into CHAR, plus as a Dragonborn I get a +1 to CHAR. I want to be able to speak well. (Note: this is where it goes downhill) Plus I should be preaching the word of my god, can't be doing that with a low CHAR.
Now I get to choose between an 11 and 6 between DEX and INT. I'm going to eventually be in heavy armor anyway so putting one of the higher stats into DEX would've been an absolute waste (saving throws are for people without full plate). Intelligence is crucial though. A low intelligence person would not be able to critically think, and someone with a 6 INT would be VERY below average.
At the end of the day though, I'd rather not have negatives to my Armor Class so I'll keep my DEX at 11.
To answer the question, the 6 went to INT. It could've been avoided if I was fine with being ugly and an absolutely awful speaker, but at the end of the day I'd rather be stupid and good looking than smart and ugly. Admittedly I'd rather just be neither, but hey.
How do I with play a character with low intelligence?
I wanted to get the group more into role-playing this semester as well, so I needed to edit my backstory a bit. We're all a bunch of awkward engineering/science students so this should be fun.
Yonzhul Dathkor of the Firewalker Clan was a soldier in the Firelance corpse which was a guard unit in the clan's military. One day humans came and caught Yonzhul by surprise, taking him captive and possibly slaughtering the rest of his people. He doesn't know, he was the only guard in that area and could not warn the others in time. During his captivity Yonzhul was beaten and tortured and suffered a microfracture (learned that fancy word from my biomedical engineer roommate) in the front of his skull, severely damaging his frontal lobe.
For those of you that don't know, the frontal lobe is the part of your brain that controls short-term memory and a ton of other important functions. So rather than play Yonzhul Dathkor of the Firewalker Clan as an idiot as I would assume most people's approach would be. I decided that I would make him a man that has unfortunately suffered such a tragic memory loss and all he wants in life is to return home and hopefully see his clan safe and alive. But he has no idea if they are. All he knows for sure is everything that happened prior to his capture.
The main problem I ran into in role-playing so far is wisdom vs. intelligence which I might just make a post on my interpretation soon. For instance, the DM attempted to rip Yonzhul off when he was trying to purchase a weapon. Yonzhul did an insight check and realized that the shopkeeper was lying to him about his "fair" prices so he decided not to buy from him.
The rest of the group questioned why I wouldn't just buy the shiny axe since I have 6 INT and am therefore a literal numb skull. Yonzhul does not know how the axe was forged. He does not know how currency has an economic value. What Yonzhul Drathkor of the Firewalker Clan does know is a liar when he sees one and knows that his money is worth SOMETHING he is just not sure WHY it is. Low intelligence forces the character to rely entirely on instinct.
Maybe a person being smart or dumb can't be measured by a single metric after all?
If only we had a test. A test for intelligence. Maybe a smarts quotient, or some such… But all joking aside, I've made similar arguments with players who think I should do the moron voice when INT takes a hit. Great topic to broach.


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Trump touches down in St. Louis to bolster Hawley's Senate bid
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President Donald Trump swung through the St. Louis area on Wednesday to provide a financial boost for GOP U.S. Senate hopeful Josh Hawley.
The visit comes as Hawley is viewing Trump as an asset in his bid to oust U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill.
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By any conceivable measure, Missouri doesn't have a particularly robust election cycle this year. But that doesn't mean that there aren't lessons to learn.
Even though this year's primary season featured fewer contested races than usual, the past few months still produced twists, turns and surprises. That's especially true because a number of ballot initiatives were placed on the August ballot, making up for a relative dearth of competitive legislative contests.
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St. Louis Public Radio reporters Chris McDaniel, Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies welcomed Dan Mehan, president of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to the Politically Speaking podcast.
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The Missouri Chamber of Commerce is lauding a new proposal to expand Medicaid. The business group says it would allow Missouri to take advantage of the $2 billion a year in federal subsidies that it currently has declined to accept.
Missouri Chamber comes out stronger in favor of Medicaid expansion, citing losses to taxpayers
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Dec. 9, 2013 - The Missouri Chamber, which publicly has blasted the Affordable Care Act, has nonetheless come out with its strongest statement to date this week in favor of expanding the state's Medicaid rolls, as recommended by the law.
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The House voted 135-23 this morning to pass SB1, which House Speaker Tim Jones, R-Eureka, called "one of the crowning successes of this legislative session," although he acknowledged that the bill wasn't perfect.
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Oct. 21, 2011 - Technically, the Missouri General Assembly remains in special session. But practically, it's all over.
The Missouri House decided Thursday to keep the dim hopes alive of reaching compromise on economic development legislation by voting to go to conference with the Senate.
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon, Aug. 26, 2011 - Missouri business groups are swiftly registering their objections to the National Labor Relations Board's new rule requiring that workers' rights be posted in the workplace, saying such a mandate smacks of politics. Labor unions praise the rule as a fair requirement that workers get accurate information.


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◄ Nehemiah 12:26 ►
They served in the days of Joiakim son of Joshua, the son of Jozadak, and in the days of Nehemiah the governor and of Ezra the priest, the teacher of the Law.
These were in the days of Joiakim the son of Jeshua, the son of Jozadak, and in the days of Nehemiah the governor, and of Ezra the priest, the scribe.
These were in the days of Joiakim the son of Jeshua the son of Jozadak, and in the days of Nehemiah the governor, and of Ezra the priest, the scribe.
These were in the days of Joiakim the son of Jeshua, the son of Jozadak, and in the days of Nehemiah the governor, and of Ezra the priest the scribe.
These are in the days of Joiakim son of Jeshua, son of Jozadak, and in the days of Nehemiah the governor, and of Ezra the priest, the scribe.
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The thresholds of the gates - Some understand this of a sort of porticoes at the gates, and are puzzled about it, because they find no mention of porticoes elsewhere: but why may we not suppose these to resemble our watch-boxes or some temporary moveable shelters for those who took care of the gates? That there must have been some such conveniences, common sense dictates.
Joiakim.
Nehemiah 12:10 And Jeshua begat Joiakim, Joiakim also begat Eliashib, and Eliashib begat Joiada,
Nehemiah.
Nehemiah 8:9 And Nehemiah, which is the Tirshatha, and Ezra the priest the scribe, and the Levites that taught the people, said to all the people...
Ezra 7:6,11 This Ezra went up from Babylon; and he was a ready scribe in the law of Moses, which the LORD God of Israel had given...
The Joy of the Lord, the Strength of his People
LAST Sabbath day in the morning I spoke of the birth of our Saviour as being full of joy to the people of God, and, indeed, to all nations. We then looked at the joy from a distance; we will now in contemplation draw nearer to it, and perhaps as we consider it, and remark the multiplied reasons for its existence, some of those reasons may operate upon our own hearts, and we may go out of this house of prayer ourselves partakers of the exceeding great joy. We shall count it to have been a successful …
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He ruled over all the kings from the Euphrates River to the land of the Philistines, as far as the border of Egypt.
Then Nehemiah the governor, Ezra the priest and teacher of the Law, and the Levites who were instructing the people said to them all, "This day is holy to the LORD your God. Do not mourn or weep." For all the people had been weeping as they listened to the words of the Law.
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Lucia Traversa (ur. 31 maja 1965, w Rzymie) – włoska florecistka.

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Reprezentowała Włochy na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich w 1984 i Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich w 1988.
Zdobyła brązowy medal (indywidualnie) w florecie na Mistrzostwach Europy w Szermierce w 1991 oraz srebrny medal (indywidualnie) na Mistrzostwach Europy w Szermierce w 1992.

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Urodzeni w 1965
Ludzie urodzeni w Rzymie
Włoscy szermierze
Włoscy medaliści olimpijscy
Uczestnicy Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1984
Uczestnicy Letnich Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1988