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A thank-offering for all the mercies God has shown us during the years of war
St Peter's Church Committee
A Processional Cross has been presented to St Peter's as a thank-offering for all the mercies God has shown us during the years of war.
The final list of subscribers to the Cross Fund, which is now closed:
The Vicar, Mr F Rogers, Canon Meara, Mrs East, Mr and Mrs Snow, Mrs Parkinson, Mrs Plaistowe, Mrs Arundell, Mrs Arnold, Mrs and Miss Wright, Mrs Warwick, Mrs Crowhurst, Miss Sperling, Mr and Mrs G Parkinson, Miss Leaver, Major and Mrs Boulton, Mrs and Miss Lilly, Mrs W Fuller, Mrs Newell, Miss Lenns, Mr and Mrs Warren, Mrs Adams, Mrs C West, Messrs G Woodwards, D Blay, Don. Blay, F Lovegrove, R Lovegrove, F Matthews, F Street, H Hill, F Davis, C Snow, R Potter, R Knibbs, F Potter, G Burfoot and B Perkins.
Maidenhead St Luke parish magazine, June 1919 (D/P181/28A/28)
by berkshirerecordoffice on 12 June, 2019 • Permalink
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Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 12 June, 2019
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"Right in front of the battalion, leading his men in true British style"
This supplement to the roll of honour's bald list of names gives us more detail about the parish's fallen heroes.
Supplement to the Wargrave Parish Magazine
ROLL OF HONOUR.
Almighty and everlasting God, unto whom no prayer is ever made without hope of thy compassion: We remember before thee our brethren who have laid down their lives in the cause wherein their King and country sent them. Grant that they, who have readily obeyed the call of those to whom thou hast given authority on earth, may be accounted worthy among thy faithful servants in the kingdom of heaven; and give both to them and to us forgiveness of all our sins, and an ever increasing understanding of thy will; for his sake who loved us and gave himself to us, thy Son our Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen.
Baker, Edward
Private, 7th Wiltshire Regiment, killed in action on the Salonica Front, April 24th, 1917, aged 21. He was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker. He was born at Wargrave and educated at the Piggott School. When the war commenced he was working as a grocer's assistant in Wargrave. He volunteered in 1915 and was sent out in 1916. He was killed by a shell in a night charge.
Barker, Percy William
Private, 7th Batt. Royal Berkshire Regiment/ Killed at Salonica, July 4th 1917, aged 19. He was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. William Barker at Yeldall Lodge. His father was for twenty years a gardener at Yeldall. He was born at Crazies Hill and educated at the village school. On leaving school he began work as a gardener. He was one of the most helpful lads on the Boys' Committee of the Boys' Club. He volunteered May 11th, 1916. On July 4th, 1917, he was hit by a piece of shell from enemy aircraft while bathing and died within an hour. The Chaplain wrote to his parents "Your loss is shared by the whole battalion".
Bennett, William
Sergeant, 8th Royal Berkshire Regiment, killed in France, Dec 3rd, 1916 aged 25. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett, of Wargrave, and when the war broke out he was working on a farm. He volunteered at once. He was killed instantly by a shell. One of his officers wrote: "Sergt. Bennett was the best N.C.O. we had in the company. Fearless, hardworking, willing, he was a constant inspiration to his platoon. His splendid record must inevitably have led to his decoration. We have lost an invaluable N.C.O. and a fine man. He was buried with all possible reverence about half a mile from Eaucourt L'Abbaye".
Boyton, Bertram
Lieut., 6th London Brigade Royal Field Artillery, died of wounds in Palestine, Nov. 9th, 1917, aged 36. He was educated at King's College, London, and was a Surveyor and Architect by profession. He was a Fellow of the Surveyors Institute and had won Gold and Silver Medals of the Society of Auctioneers by examination. He was married to Elsie, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Morris, at the Parish Church, Wargrave, Sept. 7th 1905, He was a member of the London Rowing Club and the Henley Sailing Club, and keenly interested in all athletics. He enlisted in the Honourable Artillery Company in April 1915. He was given a commission in the 6th London R.F.A., in July 1915 and was promoted Lieutenant soon after. He went to France with his battery in June 1916, and to Salonica in the following November. He was sent to Egypt and Palestine in June 1917, and was wounded while taking his battery into action in an advance on November 6th. He died at El Arish on November 9th, 1917.
Buckett, Ernest Frederick
Private in the Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, killed in action Sept. 20th, 1917, in France, aged 23. The dearly loved husband of Dorothy May Buckett, married May 31st, 1917. He was educated at the Henley National School, and before the War was a slaughterman with Messrs. O'Hara & Lee, butchers, Henley and Wargrave. In 1910 he joined the Berkshire Yeomanry (Territorial Force), and was called up on August 4th, 1914, at the commencement of the war. He immediately volunteered for foreign service. He went to France in the spring of 1915. When he had completed his five years service, since the date of his enlistment, he volunteered for another year, but received his discharge as a time-expired man in January 1916. In July, 1916, he was called up under the new regulations and sent immediately to France where he remained, except for leave on the occasion of his marriage, until he fell in action, September 20th, 1917. (more…)
by berkshirerecordoffice on 21 December, 2018 • Permalink
Posted in Behind the lines, Enemy nations and individuals, Hopes and prayers: the religious response, Internment and prisoners of war, Joining up, Never forget: remembering the war, News from the Front: the grim reality of war, Patriotic fervour, Roll of honour: the war dead, Service at home
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Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 21 December, 2018
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Reading School's contribution to the war
A complete listing of Reading School's alumni who had served in the war.
OLD BOYS SERVING IN HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES.
This list has been compiled from information received up to December 14th, 1918; corrections and additions will be welcomed and should be addressed to: – R. Newport, Esq., Reading School, Reading.
Allnatt, Rifleman N.R.	—	London Rifle Brigade.
(killed in Action).
Ambrose, 2nd Lieut. L.C.	—	S.L.I.
Anderson, Pte. L.G.	—	Can. Exp. Force
Appelbee, 2nd Lieut. T.	—	13TH West Yorks.
Atkinson, Lieut. E.G.	—	Indian Army
Atkinson, Capt. G.P.	—	6TH Royal North Lancs.
Atkinson, 2nd Lieut. J.C.	—	R.A.F.
Aust, 2nd Lieut. H.E.	—	Yorkshire Regt.
(Twice Wounded).
Aveline, Lieut. A.P.	—	Royal Berks Regt,
(Wounded).
(Military Cross).
Baker, 2nd Lieut. A.C.S.	—	R.G.A.
Baker, Rifleman A.E.	—	London Irish Rifles.
Baker, Rifleman R.S.	—	London Irish Rifles.
Baker, Lieut. T.H.	—	8TH Royal Berks Regt.
(Wounded)
Balding, Capt. C.D.	—	Indian Army.
Banks, Pte. W.R. —	Public School Corps.
Bardsley, Capt. R.C —	Manchester Regt.
Barnard, F.P.	—
Barroby, Trooper. F.	—	Strathcona Horse.
Barry, Capt. L.E.	—	R.A.F.
Baseden, Lieut. E. —	Royal Berks Regt.
Baseden, 2nd Lieut. M.W.	—	R.A.F.
Batchelor, Lieut. A.S.	—	Duke of Cornwall's L.I.
Bateman, Capt. W.V.	—	Royal Munster Fusiliers.
Bayley, 2nd Lieut. F. —	Chinese Labour Battalion.
Beckingsale, Pte. R.S. —	Canadian Contingent.
Beckingsale, Capt. R.T. —	Tank Corps (Military Cross).
Belsten, E.K.	—	R.A.F.
Biddulph, 2nd Lieut. R.H.H.	—	Royal Berks Regt.
(Died of Wounds).
Bidmead, Pte.	—	Wilts regt.
Black, Pte. F.	—	Public School Corps.
Blazey, A.E.H.	—	R.A.F.
Blazey, 2nd Lieut. J.W.	—	Royal Berks Regt
Bleck, Lieut. W.E.	—	R.F.A.
Bliss, 2nd Lieut. A.J.	—	Leinster Regt.
Bliss, Pte. W.	—	2ND Batt.Hon.Art.Coy.	(more…)
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"We fellows out here feel no end bucked up to know we are not forgotten in our native place"
Soldiers were grateful for reminders of home.
While we are full of hope and thankfulness for the splendid counter attacks of the allies between the Aisne and the Marne, we deeply regret to record several casualties to Ascot men. Arthur Warwick, who was previously reported missing, was killed in action on Sept. 20th 1917, and news has also been received of the death of Walter Barton. We shall be sure to remember these men and their relatives in our prayers and trust that good news may soon be received from those who are missing.
The Sailors and Soldiers Committee have received letters from F.G. Barton, F. Deverall, J. Berridge, T. Dickens, W.P. Siggins, C. Berridge, C. Parsons, expressing their thanks for the message of good wishes and the photograph of All Saints' Church. One of the above writes
"Very many thanks for the photograph of Ascot church, also for the good wishes. We fellows out here feel no end bucked up to know we are not forgotten in our native places, and it helps us along to know that we are being prayed for each week. Speaking for myself, I am sure that whenever I look at the photo, my thoughts will fly back to many a pleasant memory. It happens to be Sunday today and I can just picture to myself the scene that is taking place."
Ascot section of Winkfield and Warfield Magazine, August 1918 (D/P 151/28A/10/7)
by berkshirerecordoffice on 27 August, 2018 • Permalink
Posted in Behind the lines, Hopes and prayers: the religious response, Life on the Home Front, News from the Front: the grim reality of war, Patriotic fervour, Roll of honour: the war dead, Supporting the troops
Tagged Ascot, Barton, Battle of the Aisne, Battle of the Marne, Berridge, Deverall, Dickens, Missing, Parsons, Siggins, Warwick
Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 27 August, 2018
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Greater love hath no man than this
Caversham men's service was honoured.
ANOTHER DISTINCTION FOR CAVERSHAM.
Hearty congratulations to 2nd Lieut. A.F.C. Hill, upon receiving the Military Cross for gallant conduct with the Salonika Expeditions. This is the fourth Military Cross awarded to Caversham men, the other recipients being the Rev. C.W.O. Jenkyn, Army Chaplain; 2nd Lieut. D.T. Cowan, A. and S. Highlanders; and Sergt.-Major Wilfred Lee, Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry.
Lieut. E.J. Churchill, R.E., has been "mentioned in dispatches."
Sergt. E. Canning, of 1/4TH Royal Berks, is one of the two non-commissioned officers selected out of his battalion for the honour of a Commission.
Caversham roll of honour.
"Greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friend"
Name, Ship or Regiment and address, Date of death
by berkshirerecordoffice on 8 February, 2017 • Permalink
Posted in News from the Front: the grim reality of war, Roll of honour: the war dead
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So many rumours
Rumours were exercising Florence Vansittart Neale again.
Stayed in all afternoon & wrote letters. Ask Cis to tell us about raid. Heard so many rumours…
Heard Arthur Warwick had died Wednesday (8th). Jack Martin very ill; cannot last long. America & Germany rather at loggerheads.
Diary of Florence Vansittart Neale (D/EX73/3/17/8)
by berkshirerecordoffice on 12 September, 2015 • Permalink
Posted in Enemy nations and individuals, Life on the Home Front, Our allies and friends, Roll of honour: the war dead
Tagged Air raids, America, Bisham, Bisham Abbey, Florence Vansittart Neale, Germany, Martin, Warwick
Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 12 September, 2015
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Proud of our men
More men had joined from Theale.
FOR KING AND COUNTRY.
Frederick Warwick … Royal Berkshire Regiment.
William Fisher … … Royal Garrison Artillery.
William Hill … … 16th Lancers.
The rector believes there are others who have joined, and he will be glad to received their names and regiments. A complete Roll will shortly be drawn up and placed in the Church Porch.
Mr. FRED DAVIS.
We congratulate Mr. Fred Davis on the distinction he has won in the service of his country. Mr Davis, R.A.M.C. has been honourably mentioned in Dispatches, and has been given a Commission. He is now Lieutenant Quarter Master Davis. He also holds the South African Medal, the King's Medal for South Africa, and the 18 Years' Good Conduct Medal. His old parish and his home are proud of him.
Theale parish magazine, April 1915 (D/P132B/28A/4)
Here is Fred Davis in later life, thanks to his great grandson.
by berkshirerecordoffice on 2 April, 2015 • Permalink
Posted in Joining up
Tagged Davis, Fisher, Good Conduct Medal, Hill, King's Medal for South Africa, Lancers, Mentioned in dispatches, Quartermasters, Rolls of Honour, Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Berkshire Regiment, Royal Garrison Artillery, South African Medal, Theale, Warwick
Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 2 April, 2015
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Throughout A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens uses characterization, setting, opposing themes, and human nature to reinforce this central theme of duality.
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Since 1969, every Sunday from Memorial Day through Labor Day, First Baptist Church of Albemarle has conducted a worship service at Morrow Mountain State Park. Since the beginning, more than 30,000 people have worshipped with us on the mountain.
Preparations begin in late winter when various committees are formed. Effort is made to involve many of the church members in this project. The message for each Sunday is delivered by a lay leader. The services are nondenominational.
The purpose of this service is to give campers and other visitors an opportunity to worship in an informal, natural setting.
This service is held in the amphitheater that is located between campgrounds A and B in the main family camping area. The service consists of hymn singing, prayer, special music and a sermon. The service begins at 9:30 a.m. and ends no later than 10:15 a.m. No offering is asked for or accepted.
In case of rain, the service is held in the lodge near the Park Ranger Office.


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Dana Point's latest residential real estate development, Dana Point South Cove, located at the intersection of Del Obispo and Pacific Coast Highway, promises a luxurious and fresh future for our favorite city by the sea.
Prior to becoming South Cove, the 8.9 acre lot once consisted of a mobile home park, clubhouse, and pool known as Marina Mobile Home Estates founded in 1965. However, in 2005, Makar Properties LLC bought the property and shut it down, offering the residents $15,000 to vacate. In 2009, Makar's proposal to rezone the property from coastal recreational to residential/commercial was approved, despite some opposition from the South Orange County Water Association (SOCWA) and the Homeowners Association of The Village at Dana Point concerning air pollution, higher density housing, proposed commercial sites, and building heights.
In 2011, the ownership changed hands from Makar Properties LLC to Capital Hall Partners, who then remedied former complaints about pollution by planning to install central air conditioning in each of the units and constructing the units bordering the water association with bathrooms and closets along their back walls as opposed to living spaces. The development was then purchased in 2015 for $50 million by Zephyr, an Encinitas-based real estate development and investment company founded in 2008.
Since then, Zephyr's Dana Point South Cove development celebrated its grand opening in December of 2017 and was met with rapid success. 83% of both phases 1 and 2 have sold out so far. Phase 3 was released on June 11, 2018 and phase 4 is scheduled for release in July or August.
By 2020, South Cove will consist of 34 buildings and 168 units, completing its mission of bringing "laid-back luxury [to] a highly coveted coastal setting," the first of its kind in Dana Point for decades.
South Cove offers townhomes, twin homes, and flats with 15 different floor plans to choose from. The currently released units range from 883 to 2,126 square feet and are priced from $750,000 to $1.3 million. Moreover, there will be Homeowners Association fees of $304 to $398 per month with an estimated tax rate of 1.2% to cover common area landscaping, workout stations, pools, exterior maintenance of buildings, and insurance.
Amenities include balconies, attached garages, rooftop decks, ocean views, highly appointed interior finishes, a resort-style pool, spa, workout stations, and pool cabanas complete with baths and dressing areas. Additionally, Dana Point South Cove will feature access to walking trails, parks, the Dana Point harbor, Doheny beach, restaurants, and shops.
South Cove will also feature 17 "Income Qualified Homes" along with 10 live/work residences for a more affordable experience. The Income Qualified Housing at South Cove has been created in partnership with the City of Dana Point to offer affordable for-sale only housing for moderate income groups, as defined by the Department Of Housing and Community Development. Similarly, live/work residenceswill front Pacific Coast Highway, taking residence over some of South Cove's commercial developments.
As one of the first things one sees upon entering Dana Point from the Beach Cities exit off I-5, the developers of South Cove partnered with the city of Dana Point to build a public park, creating an attractive entrance area to the city. In recognition of Dana Point's rich surf history, the park will become an outdoor surf museum and historic landmark for Orange County.
Photos by Limebrook Sculpture Studio.
Artist Lance Jost, who also created some of the colorful mosaics on the Pacific Coast Highway Pedestrian Bridge, will be contributing a full-scale sculpture of the Hobie Cat sailboat in honor of the Dana Point legend, Hobart Atler, inventor of the foam surfboard. For more information about Jost and his work, visit his website.
In addition to the park, "Pacific Coast Highway Plaza" will mark the start of Pacific Coast Highway in Dana Point with a replica of the Richfield Oil Tower.
Dana Point South Cove is currently open from 10am to 5pm Sunday through Saturday, and 12pm to 5pm on Wednesday for tours. For more information, contact the sales team at 949- 393-2239 or sales@livesouthcove.com, or visit livesouthcove.com.


In 2016, the National Buffalo Wing Festival will finally be going digital! Under the management of Power Event Group, we will be introducing a mobile event app in order to better communicate, engage, & strengthen relationships with our guests, fans, and stakeholders.
Below, you will find detailed information regarding the festival, as well as sponsorship and advertising opportunities for the National Buffalo Wing Festival mobile app. To purchase or inquire more, please contact Jeannie Power at (716) 998-3921 or at jeannie@powereventgroup.com.
If you are short on time or staff, Power Event Group can also assist on any level in designing your advertising assets, and even create them for you if needed (at no additional cost)!


More than a quarter million Muslims have become registered voters since the last presidential election, a Muslim group reported on Tuesday.
In June there were 824,000 registered Muslim voters whose first, middle or last names matched a list of 43,538 traditionally Muslim names, according to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, which used a private national database of voter information. That number represents a significant bump from the 500,000 voters the group accounted for in 2012, using the same method.
CAIR government affairs director Robert McCaw applauded the Muslim community for its efforts to get out the vote, and slammed "hostile" proposals made by Trump over the course of his campaign, including a ban on Muslims entering the United States.
"As a community under the pressure of hostile political rhetoric calling for profiling of American Muslims, Muslim immigration bans and warrantless surveillance of mosques, we must utilize all the tools of positive civic engagement to preserve religious freedom and other constitutional rights," said McCaw.


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Apparently Brabus has big plans for the near future.
Brabus prepares the tuning for the new 2014 Mercedes CLA. Changes occur in the exterior body.
The Geneva Motor Show will begin next week and car enthusiasts will present their latest achievements.
Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG and Brabus give the new 800 Roadster.


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Tuvalu. In February, unusually high tides threatened to temporarily submerge Tuvalu's atolls. The tides did not go as high as feared, but the question of the long-standing threat that the island nation should sink into the sea was raised again. Prime Minister Saufatu Sopoanga appealed to the outside world to take the issue of rising sea levels, which threatens Tuvalu and other low-lying countries, seriously. In 2001, Tuvalu signed an agreement with New Zealand, which promised to receive 75 Tuvaluans a year, as they are threatened by homelessness when the sea level is raised. According to CountryAAH, the total population in Tuvalu is 11,803 people in 2020. Sopoanga criticized New Zealand for having received only just under a third of these people, which he describes as environmental refugees. New Zealand's Immigration Minister acknowledged that the agreement had not been fulfilled, explaining that in order to be recognized as environmental refugees, Tuvaluans must arrange jobs in New Zealand.
In August, the government was convicted after the opposition brought a statement of no confidence in Prime Minister Sopoanga. The opposition won the vote because a member of parliament from the government had switched sides. The formation of a new government was delayed as Sopoanga left his seat in Parliament. The runoff was an attempt to win time to gather their followers and retain power.
A filling election must be held before a new Prime Minister could be appointed. In the election, Sopoanga recaptured his parliamentary seat, but did not stand for election as new prime minister. Meanwhile, the country was ruled by an interim government, led by Deputy Prime Minister Maatia Toafa. In October, Parliament elected Toafa as new prime minister. Sopoanga was named new Deputy Prime Minister.
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Q: My Sites FollowedSitesUrl I seem to be having a weird problem with My Sites. When it finishes creating the my site, the button in the homepage redirects to
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where I get the following error:

Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.PropertyOrFieldNotInitializedException:
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When I go directly to the website http://***/ it opens my site normally. Already tried to delete my site, and it recreates with the same error.
Any help is appreciated.
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It seems with the operation from backup / restore, the db didn't get well configured. In case anyone comes here, I solved by reconfiguring the service.

A: It seems with the operation from backup / restore, the db didn't get well configured. In case anyone comes here, I solved by reconfiguring the service.

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Per Southern Railway può intendersi:

Fuori dal nord America
Southern (Gran Bretagna), società operatrice di South Central rail nel Regno Unito dal 2000
Southern Railway (Gran Bretagna), compagnia operante nel sud dell'Inghilterra tra il 1923 ed il 1947
Southern Railway Zone (India)

Nord America
Norfolk Southern Railway, ferrovia nell'est degli Stati Uniti
Southern Railway (USA), fra il 1894 ed il 1982, ora parte della Norfolk Southern
Canada Southern Railway, parte della New York Central Railroad
Southern Railway and Navigation Company, una linea di vascelli a vapore sui fiumi Ohio e Tennessee
Arizona Southern Railroad
Arkansas Southern Railroad, parte della Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
British Columbia Southern Railway, parte della Canadian Pacific Railway
Southern Railway of British Columbia
California Southern Railroad (diverse compagnie con questo nome)
Carolina Southern Railway
Dakota Southern Railroad, parte della Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Dakota Southern Railway
Florida Southern Railroad e Florida Southern Railway, parte della Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Georgia Southern Railroad, parte della Southern Railway (USA)
Illinois Southern Railway, parte della Missouri Pacific Railroad
Indiana Southern Railroad (mai costruita)
Southern Railway (Indiana), parte della Southern Railway (USA)
Southern Railway (Kentucky), parte della Southern Railway (USA)
Indiana and Illinois Southern Railway, parte della Illinois Central Railroad
Iowa Southern Railroad, parte della Wabash Railway
Iowa Southern Railway, parte della Chicago and North Western Railway
Kansas Southern Railway, parte della Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Southern Railroad of Long Island, parte della Long Island Rail Road
Louisiana Southern Railway, parte della Missouri Pacific Railroad
Southern Railroad (Michigan), parte della New York Central Railroad
Minnesota Southern Railway, parte della Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Southern Railway in Mississippi, parte della Southern Railway (USA)
Missouri Southern Railroad
Montana Southern Railway
Nebraska Southern Railway, parte della Missouri Pacific Railroad
Nevada Southern Railroad, parte della Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
New Brunswick Southern Railway, parte della Canadian Pacific Railway
New Jersey Southern Railroad e New Jersey Southern Railway, parte della Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ohio Southern Railroad, parte della Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Pennsylvania Southern Railroad
Quebec Southern Railway, parte della Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Southern Railroad of New Jersey, una breve linea
Tennessee Southern Railroad, parte della Illinois Central Railroad
Tennessee and Carolina Southern Railway, parte della Southern Railway (USA)
Texas Southern Railway
Southern Railway (Texas), parte della Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Utah Southern Railroad, parte della Union Pacific Railroad
Vermont Southern Railroad, parte della Boston and Maine Railroad
Virginia and Carolina Southern Railroad, parte della Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Virginia Southern Railroad
Washington Southern Railway (Washington) nello Stato di Washington
Washington Southern Railway (Virginia) in Virginia, da sud per Washington
West Virginia Southern Railway, parte della Norfolk and Western Railway

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I would like to suggest a feature that might be useful to a lot of developers who are using wonderful plugins / themes on their client sites.
If possible, please add an option to hide personal membership details (my subscription info, downloads etc..) from WPMU Dashboard.
Secondly, I would like to also have an option to disable further plugin / theme installation as I don't want my client to install any plugin / theme to avoid any screw up to his site.
WPMU Dashboard is important to keep the plugins (installed on the site) up to date but I find it no way useful to have it if it shows my details to the clients.
But the point is, why on the earth I should do these hacks if there is just a simple option to hide it completely and or partially and only have relevant info other than what I have purchased, what I am doing on wpmu forum and what I downloaded etc... visible to the client.
Please add a feature to dashboard plugin (may be for dev license only) to hide it completely from site / disable options to install or to view profile / license details.
Thanks so much for the detailed feature request! I've added the Dashboard as the associated product, so it should be even easier for both your fellow members who would enjoy seeing this feature request and the devs to see.
Thanks again, monetizer! I think this sounds like a great idea.
Thank you for taking time to add your thoughts. I agree, it's an important feature but WPMUDev Team needs it to be a hot topic to take care of it. Could you please add your support to it by adding a +1 to it?
Not at this time, our team has been super busy on a lot of projects recently, but I know the devs do peruse the feature and feedback forums.
Would the developers get any chance to look into it before my subscription ends?
It has been 7 months!
11 by now. But who's counting... ?
+1 for me! I just installed the dashboard on a client's site that I KNOW will have a different developer down the road. I do not want the future developer to be able to see my WPMUdev login credentials or have access to my plugins. Please resolve this issue as I think it's a very important one for my membership security.
Happy to see membership details are NOT present on the new dashboard (v.4.0.4) any more.
How does that work for you @monetizer ?
Thanks for doing this - I have spent the last hour (?) or so looking into ways to remove the Dashboard Menu item from the screen in hopes of achieving this. Digging through and ready several link posts, I arrived here.


As the home of three colleges and three high schools, Conway has plenty of opportunities to attend athletic events. Add in the various other Faulkner County athletic teams and one knows there is no lack of local teams to get behind and support on the field, gym, diamond or track.
But Faulkner County also has a heart for the Arkansas Razorbacks. On any given game day, the interstate is flooded with fans headed up to "The Hill" to watch the Hogs. Many Conway residents are UA alumni or have sent their children to Fayetteville to get an education.
The Conway-Razorback tradition is decades old but this week marks a particular event in that long-standing tradition. Seventy years ago, a new organization was formed in Conway. On January 24, 1947, the Conway Razorback Club was formed to "keep a boiling" interest the University of Arkansas Athletics.
The new Conway chapter was part of a state Razorback Club that was expected to have 7,500 members in 1947. The minimum membership fee was $10. One of the reasons that the club was formed was to assist members in getting tickets for the Arkansas Razorback football games. Conway Razorback Club members would be given priority for tickets to the 1947 football games if they made application by the set deadline.
The club was organized at the offices of the J.J. Kane Company. J.J. Kane, a University of Arkansas alumnus, was elected president of the club. S. Theodore Smith was named vice-president while Joe B. McGee was elected the first secretary-treasurer of the new organization.
Kane and Smith were the first contributors to the Conway club. Other initial donations, which guaranteed automatic membership, were made by Harold Eidson, M.D. Johnson, Alph Hamberg, Dibrell Ingram, Dr. Charles Archer, Jr., Dr. John W. Sneed, Ed Speaker, M.M. Satterfield, Glen Smith, Dr. Ed Dunaway, Frank Robins, Jr., James H. Moore and Joe McGee.
At the organizational meeting, Kane said that the club hoped to have a meeting within the next few weeks. Coach John Barnhill had been invited to speak and show motion pictures of the 1946 Arkansas football games.
Kane also made the point that the Razorback Club of Conway was not opposed to any activities of either Hendrix or ASTC (now UCA). He said, "If the Teachers or Hendrix want to hire a football team, I'll help them too." It was reported that was the attitude of most of the people in attendance at the organizational meeting. That seems a little disrespectful but neither Hendrix nor ASTC were doing very well in football in 1946.
ASTC had dropped athletics during World War II. The first head coach after the war was Charles W. "Dub" McGibbony, an ASTC alumnus who played for the Brooklyn Tigers in 1944. He reorganized the program but met with little success during his time at ASTC.
After two years, McGibbony went to the University of Arkansas where he served as assistant coach from 1947 to 1950. He then became a highly successful high school coach, coaching at several high schools in the state. With a new coach in 1947, Howard "Peewee" Montgomery," the Bears had a winning season and shared the AIC Championship with Arkansas Tech that year.
Hendrix resumed varsity football after the war but only won its season opener in the fall of 1946. The team lost the remaining eight games by three or more touchdowns. The 1947 season was more successful with the Warriors going 4-5-1. At the end of the year, Hendrix retired the #13 jersey of its captain, Lee Yarbrough of Conway, to recognize his leadership of the team.
In 1947, the AIAC, voted, over the strong protest of Hendrix, to allow scholarships to be given to varsity athletes. Hendrix refused to give financial aid based on athletics and was soon faced with the best football teams "that money could buy." Recruiting athletes became exceedingly difficult. Hendrix would drop its football program after the 1955 season.
Today, Faulkner County turns out in force for all of its local teams. Football has returned to Hendrix and the UCA Bears just had a great season. And yet, seventy years after the founding of the Conway Razorback Club, the Razorback spirit is still alive and well in Faulkner County. Many have season tickets and many others are regular "tail-gaters," making the trip up "The Hill" to "call those Hogs"—Woo Pig Sooie!


Put an attacker on the ground on his front with a tackler, also on the ground, 3m away, facing him. Put the ball in front of the attacker.
The tackler calls the attacker which shoulder to run to. The attacker gets up, gathers the ball and takes one step to the side at half pace.
The tackler gets to his feet and drives his shoulder into the thighs of the attacker just above the knee and grips tightly.
The tackler must finish with a tight grip with his head in hard on the attacker's legs (you, or another observer, check for this).
Players then swap roles and repeat. You can develop the activity by increasing the pace of the ball carrier, but don't let him step inside.
You can run this with as many pairs as you like but make sure they are at least 5m apart.


Tata AIG General Insurance Company Limited deployed its innovative digital quote management solution 'QMS' for its field force to offer real-time quotes and instant, over-the-counter, full-fledged package policies in 'zero' waiting time to its clientele of small and medium enterprises.
Instant, over-the-counter full-fledged package policies are a first in Commercial business segment, and with QMS Tata AIG has recorded its footprint of charting a new course in redefining customer journey experience through smarter, faster and efficient deliveries. Armed with pre-underwritten approval limits, special cases' approval workflow and instant over-the-counter policy issuance capabilities, 'QMS' is a technology innovation used for streamlining the end-to-end Quote-to-Policy process life cycle for channel partners, producers and field force to offer quick quotes and instant policies anytime, anywhere. Currently, it is being used for Marine Open Policy, Fire package policies and Workmen Compensation products.
The tool is being hailed as one of the top innovations in the BFSI space, adding to Tata AIG's list of many industry firsts.


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BON APPETIT – EatBar Restaurant: Wine, milk shakes, jukeboxes, French fries and an adult's retro cool playhouse
By Alex Barron on	 May 9, 2017 Featured, Bon Appetit, Features
Restaurant Critic
Compared to some of its larger, louder neighbors on Barracks Row, EatBar seems cozy and restrained. During the spring and summer months, when revelers pour out of The Brig, a beer garden down the street, this hip neighborhood bar and gastro-diner is content to do its own thing. That's not to say that EatBar lacks flair; it greets patrons with an iconic mosaic made out of cassette tapes that spell out the word "EAT." Most of these 7,200 tapes were donations from the staff's personal collections, but in order to complete the project, Chef Nathan Anda and company had to find extras on eBay and at garage sales.
Music is central to EatBar's identity. Its other defining feature is an old-fashioned CD jukebox in the back, well stocked with 80s music and especially heavy on Indy rock. The retro vibe extends to EatBar's eccentric website, furnished with a Steamboat Willy-era black and white cartoon running on a constant loop. The menu also hearkens back to an earlier, less health conscious time, with dishes heavy on meat, cheese, and bread. Sections of the menu are candidly, and amusingly named "Cheesy and Meaty Things" and "Bready Things."
EatBar's predilection for meat is no surprise, given Anda's background as a butcher; he is the brains behind the popular D.C. butchery, Red Apron. He shows off his talents on a fine charcuterie platter that includes thick slices of sirloin ham and various Italian sausages ($21 for all of the five meats, which can also be ordered a la cart). Under the heading of "Beasty Things," Anda serves up a juicy Spider Steak (the same as hanger steak) saturated with a sharp and zesty chimichurri sauce ($12). The steak, like most dishes at EatBar, is a small plate, albeit a generously portioned one. Just a few of these make for a more than satisfying meal.
With no offering above $20, the menu is highly conducive to grazing. And lighter items on the "Green Things" portion of the menu, such as a pleasant arugula salad with grated Grana Padano ($8) are ideal palate cleansers between bigger bites.
EatBar actually has much in common with its down-the-street neighbor Ted's Bulletin, another new old-fashioned diner that specializes in modernized versions of comfort food classics. But Ted's, with its large dining room and sometimes long lines, as well as its "adult milkshakes" and homemade pop tarts, is bigger, brasher and more direct in its homage to the old classics. By comparison to its boisterous neighbor, EatBar is atmospheric and chic. It also happens to have a much deeper bar, presided over by wine director Brent Kroll and beer director Greg Engort. The wine list is especially impressive for a restaurant of this size, with over one hundred bottles in stock, including thirty that may be ordered by the glass.
In addition to the jukebox and the space age zinc bar, several of the menu's offerings are decidedly retro. Take, for example, the Chicken and Waffles ($20), perhaps the only entrée-sized dish, a savory and sweet delight topped off with house-made maple butter and honey hot sauce. Anda's Beef Fat Fries ($5.5) are a new and improved take on disco fries, a garlicky blend smothered in his own Alabama white sauce – a better version of the kind of gravy usually served over biscuits at diners across the south.
Clearly, Anda is not one to shy away from high-calorie indulgences: his signature dessert, Lemon and Ricotta Donuts ($7), are little pillowy puffs of sweet orange-infused dough.
Just over a year since its opening on Barracks Row, EatBar has been fully embraced by the locals. Neighboring bars on Eighth Street are bound to attract bigger crowds, but for a glass of wine and a plate of fries, there is no better option than Anda's unassuming outpost. With the exception of maybe the Capitol Building and a few of the monuments, the EAT mural is simply the best selfie backdrop in town.
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Glosh Tower and Deirbhle's Twist on the Mullet
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Glosh Tower, a two-storey former signal tower was built around 1805 on the summit of Glosh Hill, Tarmon, Blacksod, Co Mayo. Photo: Anthony Hickey
One of the most interesting aspects of my travels around Mayo is discovering the history behind some of the historic buildings that dot the landscape.
The wild and rugged Mullet Peninsula has a number of man-made structures that stand out like mysterious beacons against a backdrop of breathtaking views of the inspiring landscape and the wild Atlantic ocean.
One of the most prominent historic buildings of the Mullet is Glosh Tower, a two-storey, square-shaped, former signal tower that was built around 1805 on a hilltop location near Blacksod.
Glosh Tower kept Napoleon at bay
Glosh Tower, at the southern end of the Mullet with its commanding view over the entrance to Blacksod Bay, was one of 82 Napoleonic Towers built between 1801-06 around the coast of Ireland to warn of a French naval invasion of Ireland.
The derelict building, at the summit of Glosh Hill, Tarmon, Blacksod, was built by the British at a time of high tension in the early nineteenth century in the aftermath of the French landing on 22nd August 1798 at Kilcummin in County Mayo.
Glosh Tower was one of more than 80 such look-out towers that were constructed along the west, south, south-east and north-west coastlines between 1804 and 1806.
The two-storey former signal tower on a square plan was built around 1805 and its dramatic hilltop location makes it a prominent local landmark near Blacksod.
The signal tower defence system stretched from Malin Head, at the tip of Donegal, around the coast to Dublin. Signal towers cost between €600 to £900 each to construct.
Each tower was built on high ground with a clear line of sight of the neighbouring towers so a signalling message could be made when a warning needed to be given.
They worked on a signalling system using ball and flag methods, where various messages could be transmitted from station to station, quickly raising the alarm in case of the siting of Napoleon's fleet.
A 50-foot mast was positioned on the seaward side of the signal tower where the flags and balls would be hoisted so that the next signal tower could see the message and pass it on to the adjacent one and so forth.
Deirbhle's Twist stone circle
Deirbhle's Twist, a circle of standing stones, at Fallmore near Blacksod, Co Mayo, is part of Tir Saile, the North Mayo Sculpture Trail. Photo: Anthony Hickey
The stunning natural beauty of the rocky landscape of the western side of the Mullet has been celebrated by the Deirbhle's Twist sculptor, on a hilltop near the townland of Fallmore, a short drive from the Glosh Tower.
Deirbhle's Twist overlooks the Atlantic with magnificent views of Achill to the south and the Inishkea Islands to the west.
The circle of standing stones is part of Tir Saile, the North Mayo Sculpture Trail which was established in 1993.
Deirbhle's Twist was designed and erected by Birr-born sculptor, Michael Bulfin who was inspired by the rock-strewn landscape and its ancient links with Saint Deirbhle.
At first glance, the sculpture appears to be an ancient megalithic tomb – or stone circle miniature version of Stonehenge.
The structure consists of large boulders that were once quarried from this area to be used in various types of buildings.
Deirbhle's Twist also echoes the story of Saint Deirbhle who has strong connections with Fallmore where the remains of her church and St. Deirbhle's Well are still places of pilgrimage today.
Tags belmullet, blacksod, deirbhle's twist, glosh tower, wild atlantic way
By Anthony Hickey
Follow writer and photographer, Anthony Hickey, as he travels around his native Co. Mayo, Ireland.
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Le Petit Chef will be serving a visual-gastronomical experience at La Brasserie from Jan 28.
Good things come in small packages. The world's tiniest chef is making its way to Singapore and is due to arrive at the end of the month.
From Jan 28 to Feb 24, Le Petit Chef will be making its very first appearance in Singapore for a delicious pop-up at La Brasserie, located at The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore.
Created by Belgian artist collective Skullmapping in 2015, the smallest chef in the world is brought to life on the dinner table with 3D projection technology.
Standing at just 58mm, watch as the virtual chef battles creatures from the deep and braves fire in pursuit of culinary excellence. The experience culminates in a four-course meal prepared by the real chefs at La Brasserie, starting with poached Maine lobster with baby asparagus, truffle aioli and avruga caviar, and followed by the bouillabaisse, a seafood saffron broth with snapper, mussels, clams and octopus.
For the main course, watch as the mini masterchef prepares a 200-day grain-fed angus tenderloin with sauce perigourdine before completing your evening with a coconut rice pudding.
Founded by Filip Sterckx and Antoon Verbeeck in 2010, Skullmapping tells stories by aligning technology and art. Le Petit Chef has been exhibited in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Nashville, among many other international locations.
There will be two seatings for this dinner experience: one at 6.30 pm and another at 9pm. And it comes at a price of S$188++ per pax with a minimum booking of five diners.
The Le Petit Chef Experience will be held at La Brasserie's private dining room that seats five to eight persons. Reserve via email labrasseriegre@fullertonhotels.com and phone at +65 6597 5288.


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Gifty, a Former housemate in the ongoing Big Brother Naija who was known for her controversial nature have shared her experience in the house.
She spoke about her Unique Accent, Soma & More on "Stripped" a Bold Magazine that has collaborated with DStv Nigeria to feature all the contestants of Big Brother Naija every week.
At the point when Soma left. Because I was going along with Soma who was my first target and I achieved that goal. When I saw that Soma actually left, I felt like the house will be awkward for me to be in but I just had to stay strong and make sure I target them all.
My strategy was to be controversial and hilarious. Soma was very very easy, he was so easy! like extremely easy. He was so easy for me to kiss and put down in a second. Also, in the house, I had a thing like I had to do a 2 in 1 with Soma and Miyonse. I had to use one stone to kill two birds.
I was attracted to Jon. I kind of liked Jon so much. I was moving close to Jon but he had his crazy ways that I was trying to add to my own plan. So it wasn't easy to chase that.
First of all Soma is not my kind of guy. There is no lunch date, dinner date, nothing like that outside the house with anyone. I am just dedicated and married to my business. Right about now, its all about the money.
The accent came in when I had this plan of being controversial and hilarious. You know in Nigeria everybody wants to know this kind of funny you in you. So I said to myself in the house let me try to be a little bit funny with my accent, try to be a little funky with it. I had to combine all the accent I have heard and listened to and I got the result I wanted from the viewing public.
I would say that part of it actually got me out of the house and part of it was also the accent. I was massively misunderstood. Normally you don't judge people, you get to know the person well enough before making decisions on their characters. So I think I was quite judged and the Banky W and Falz drama, I was completely misunderstood. There is this appearance celebrities have on TV and in reality they don't match up. So I had to ask to make sure who they were.
I would say Bisola Uriel and Tboss is the slippery snake. The master strategist would be ThinTallTony…To be honest I don't know, I would say everyone brought their "A" game and we all also over played the game at the same time.
Of course who no like better thing now. I would love to get married, have kids of my own and be successful. But for now, I would say I want to build that foundation first. I want my husband to be proud of me. I don't want to depend on anybody, I don't want to ask him for airtime, for sanitary pad, I want to be able to afford all those things first. And then if marriage comes after that, I am open.
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Practice Lead – Government Transformation
Michael joined the Mowat Centre as a Policy Associate in January 2016 and took on the role of Practice Lead – Government Transformation in September 2017. He brings a varied set of experiences to his work at Mowat ranging from his academic research as a Visiting Fellow at the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, to his more operational work as the Returning Officer for the federal riding of Spadina-Fort York in the 2015 federal election. He has also worked with Global Affairs Canada in Ottawa – most recently in the department's Policy Research Division as a Cadieux-Léger Fellow – and in the think-tank and NGO sectors in Toronto and Ottawa.
Michael holds a doctorate in International Relations from Balliol College, University of Oxford. His doctoral dissertation, Imagined Security, developed a new understanding of the role of trust in international politics and focused on explaining how trust underpins the remarkable peace that has emerged between liberal democracies. Michael's thesis and associated research have won a number of awards, including the 2015 Lord Bryce Prize for best International Relations doctoral thesis in Britain.
Committed to ensuring his work's relevance outside the ivory tower, Michael has written regularly for Oxford Analytica, a global analysis and advisory firm, and his research and analysis have appeared in both academic publications and major newspapers such as The Toronto Star, The National Post and Winnipeg Free Press. He is also a Co-Chair of the Ranked Ballot Initiative of Toronto (RaBIT).
Michael is the recipient of numerous awards, including a Rhodes scholarship and a SSHRC doctoral fellowship. In addition to Oxford, he holds degrees from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University and Queen's University.


Because AARON AND I GOT ENGAGED THIS WEEKEND! Woohoo!
And just for shits and giggles.... the behind the scenes of trying to get a picture with Lucy. Always.
Eeeep congrats girl! Please have some wedding planning posts here, I'm living vicariously through you right now!


My name is Marie-Andrée Weiss and I am an French-American attorney admitted in New York State and in Strasbourg, France.
Before becoming an attorney, I worked several years in New York as a cosmetics and fashion buyer. I studied fashion marketing at Esmod in Paris, and interned at Et Vous in Paris, Isaac Mizrahi, and Daryl K. in New York. I know the fashion cycle and the fashion industry well, and enjoy working with fashion designers. You can read some of my blog posts about fashion law here, here, and here. My Tumblr blog on the fashion industry is here.
I also have a French Master's degree in Art History. I am particularly interested in how artists may use the fair use doctrine to create new works, and how performance artists may protect their rights. You can read some of my blog posts about these topics here, here, and here.
I am also interested in social commerce: as a Transatlantic Technology Law Forum Fellow, I am studying how new marketing technologies will challenge privacy laws, in the U.S.A. and in the European Union.
I am a solo attorney, and therefore I can take only a limited number of cases, so I can concentrate on all my client's issues. However, you are always welcome to call me or to drop me a note if you have a question, but you are not even sure you need to hire an attorney. I do not charge for initial consultations.
If I am able to help you, I will send you a proposal, stating what I would do for you, how much work I anticipate will be necessary, and how much I will charge you for my services. If you accept this proposal and would like to hire me as an attorney, I will forward you an engagement letter that you will return to me after having signed it.
Once I become your attorney, I will return phone calls and emails within 24 hours, sooner than that in most cases.
- Stanford-Vienna Transatlantic Technology Law Forum, Transatlantic Antitrust & IPR Developments . The blog is available here.
- April 2010: Should violent video games be disqualified as speech?
- May 2010: California to extend postmortem right of publicity to persons who became famous because of their deaths.
- November 2012: Pole Dancing Not an Artistic Performance Under New York Law.
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Spring Cleaning and Returning to the Source
Luisah Teish
Harper/Collins, 1991
Spiritually, emotionally and physically, it's time for me to clear out the cobwebs, shake loose from the ennui of winter and that long cold sleep. To that end, I'd like to offer a recommendation, Jambalaya. It grabbed my attention after just reading the first few pages. But to do this touchstone of a book justice, let's have Teish captivate you herself.
"Somehow I knew that there was much more going on than was apparent on the surface. My existence and that of the things going on around me caused me to question everything, always looking for the deeper meanings."New Orleans-like the San Francisco Bay Area, where I now live-is a psychic seaport. The psychic energies of many people living and dead hovers over the city of New Orleans, possibly because of the water. Visitors to the city become "tipsy" after being there only a short time. "Tipsy" is the name given to that state of mind that precedes possession. (It is also used to mean slightly drunk.) I grew up tipsy. Due to the limited perceptions of a child and the nature of memory, I can only describe it vaguely. I remember a big, too soft, and bulky double bed in the middle room. This is the place where my cousin Frank Jr., took refuge from the whippings he seems always to have earned. He used to hide under this bed to smoke cigarettes; but for me smoke and Frank were not the only things hiding under that bed.
Perhaps I had eaten too many pickles that night and overindulged in the delicious teacakes and sweet potato turnovers my Maw-Maw used to bake in the woodstove. Whatever the external cause, when I laid my head on the duck-down pillow covered with an immaculate muslin pillowcase, I just couldn't sleep. Everything was so still and quiet that I could not tell whether the numerous and barely distinguishable adult relatives of mine were asleep in the front room or out for a night of church. I could have been there alone without concern because everybody on the block was somehow kin to me and would have come running at the slightest disturbance.
But tonight as Wind slipped slowly through the cracks in the wooden fence that enclosed the backyard, no one seemed to be afoot. At least, no one human. I could hear only the wind and the irregular tapping of Maw-Maw's white dog, who was born with only three legs. I was always afraid of that dog and kept a safe distance between us, not because he was in any ways vicious but because his eyes were always red and I had been told that he knew when somebody was going to die.Was it Frank? Had he crawled under it to avoid a whipping and fallen asleep? Had Maw-Maw's creepy dog gotten under the house and situated himself directly beneath the bed? When I asked myself these questions, Wind told me, "No, "Cher."" As my fear mounted, I became aware of a sensation of lifting subtly. My back seemed not to touch the buttons of the mattress. I kept rising and rising until I seemed to be five feet above the bed. I remember thinking that if I kept rising like this I was going to bump into the ceiling and smash my already flat nose. "I wanna go down," I said nervously inside my head, and at that moment my face seemed to sink through the back of my head so that my chest and feet were still facing the ceiling but my face was looking down at the bed. And what a sight it saw!
There under the bed was an undulating, sinewy, mass of matter as brown as the waters of the muddy Mississippi River. It was squeezing out from under the bed on all sides like a toothpaste tube with pin holes in it. The brown was taking forms, humanoid but undistinguishable by gender. They were getting higher, showing heads with eyes, bellies, legs, outstretched arms, and I was getting closer to the bed. My face, now only a few inches from the sheet returned to the other side of my head, and as my body descended I looked at these brown humanoids towering over me. I seemed to shake uncontrollably, my muscles moved about as if I had no bones. I opened my mouth, screamed but the sound was made only inside my head. The brown-folk seemed to take a deep breath as my body settled on the mattress. They touched me and their matter slipped into my muscles and ran through my veins. The floodgates opened and as a warm astringent liquid sank into the mattress, I sank into sleep.This happened when I was about five years old. Twenty-three years later I got a piece of an explanation of its meaning. A Puerto Rican woman water-gazed for me, and-without knowing my story--told me to make two dolls for my unknown ancestors and keep them under my bed." (from Chapter 1 -- Growing Up Tipsy)
Luisah Teish is a priestess in the Yoruba tradition, healer, dancer and artist. She was raised in New Orleans by her family whose own members were "root women" and devout Christians, who practiced a familiar (to me) amalgam similar to Santeria and voudou. While Luisah was exposed to this kind of religious expression throughout her childhood, it did not become part of her conscious life until adulthood. A crisis or 'nervous breakdown,' precipitated a years long process of searching for her roots, reconstructing her past and embracing its traditions. Where it finally led her was to a new identity as priestess and woman-centered artist.
This is a highly readable, engaging account of not just her journey, but the Yoruba world view, the pantheon of gods and goddesses that populate its universe, and the individual's relationship to them. Striking to me are the contrasts between that world view and the Christian belief that attempted to supplant it.
For example: Teish contrasts the quintessential Christian belief in 'original sin' and the Yoruba principal of 'ache,' the divine force present in all things, existing in humans from the moment of their birth. There is no word for 'sin' in the Yoruba lexicon; there is foolishness, faithlessness and error, but all human beings are considered endowed with a piece of the sacred animating force of the universe.
In order for the reader to fully appreciate this complicated universe and the depth and importance of the daily practice, Teish lovingly describes the Seven African Powers and their attributes, their significance, their domains and their roles in people's daily lives.
(The Seven African Powers are central to Yoruba beliefs, and also form the core pantheon in the Afro-diasporic beliefs of Santeria, Voudou, Macumba, etc.) I loved her description of Oya Yansa, who I discovered in my own odyssey about ten years ago.
She is the warrior queen, the whirlwind, the catalyst for upheaval, cleansing and change on the deepest levels. She is constantly associated with imagery of keeping things clean, of sweeping things away--one of her talismans is the whiskbroom. (To put an Alvarado spin on it, she is the Ultimate Badass Housekeeper.) And she always hides her true face, presenting the one that is necessary for the work at hand.
On the most profound levels, Teish reveals to us Oya as harbinger of cosmic displacement and reconstruction, Creator/Slayer of Worlds, the one who while disguised, removes the stagnant and moribund: She is the girl who cleans up. Very different from the pale Virgin of my youth, asexual, whose chief attributes were endurance and the absorption of pain. Oya fights, takes lovers, reinvents herself to meet the occasion, revealing part, but never the whole of who she truly is.
I think here about my own disguises, my own decisions to hide or reveal in daily life, as well as writing and performance. I come back to Jambalaya time and time again to find imagery and meaning, to be strengthened, to deepen my connection with Oya and the warrior spirit. Teish's book is a completely accessible guidebook as to how to begin to touch the hem of Her skirts.
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LikPak 1.0 from Econotron Software consists of over 50 likelihood functions and examples for GAUSS. LikPak is designed to be used with GAUSS optimization packages such as Constrained Maximum Likelihood MT, Maximum Likelihood, and Maximum Likelihood MT.
LikPak has been designed to complement the optimization packages; it saves the programmer from having to write the likelihood and shows how the likelihood can be parameterized for a particular problem.
LikPak is designed to be used as a template; that is, select the example that is relevant to your problem and use that example as a starting point. The functions in LikPak corespond to the set of likelihoods currently used in economics, and each function is backed up with documentation describing typical parameterizations.
The source code is written in GAUSS and will run on any platform of GAUSS or the GAUSS Engine. See below for a list of processes and utilities included in LikPak. Full documentation and examples are provided for each function. See the online manual at www.Econotron.com/likpak for details.
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow: Metabolism, Human Nutrition, and Health
Application deadline: Thursday, March 24, 2022 by midnight
Click HERE for full job details (posted on March 14, 2022)
The Nutrition and Metabolism Research Group (NMRG) at Queen's University, Canada, is seeking applicants for a Postdoctoral Fellow in Metabolism, Human Nutrition, and Health. The successful candidate will work under the supervision of Dr. Chris McGlory and have the unique opportunity to lead a CIHR-funded project examining the role of omega-3 fatty acid ingestion to offset skeletal muscle loss during bedrest.
Applicant: The ideal applicant should have a Ph.D in Kinesiology, Exercise Physiology, Nutrition, or Clinical Science. Experience working with stable isotope tracers in a clinical and/or a human exercise physiology setting is an asset.
• To lead, organize, and execute a multidisciplinary clinical bedrest trial
• To contribute to grant and original research paper writing
• To assist with other ongoing human exercise and nutrition trials in the laboratory
• To mentor undergraduate and graduate students
Queen's University is committed to employment equity and diversity in the workplace and welcomes applications from women, visible minorities, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ persons.
Applications should be sent via email to chris.mcglory@queensu.ca by midnight on Thursday, March 24th and include the following:
1. cover letter describing their career goals and suitability for the position;
2. a curriculum vitae;
3. the names and contact information of three referees.
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The pre-Reliance Jio era saw the industry grow at 12-13% on-year from fiscals 2014 to 2016. Post a ~20% and ~10% declinein fiscal 2018, CRISIL Research expects the industry's adjusted gross revenue (AGR) and gross revenues (GR) to declinefurther by 8-10% and 16-18% respectively, in fiscal 2019, reaching below fiscal 2013 levels.
However, the corrosive effect of competition will see the AGR of the top three players (Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular, andVodafone India) decline by 18-20% on-year during the fiscal.
The onslaught of cheaper voice and data tariffs will lead to thisdecline as incumbents focus on retaining subscriber market share by matching the cut-down in pricing of the new entrant.
Thekey monitorable to the revenue remains the pricing of newer packs, especially in the postpaid segment that accounts for 5-6%of the wireless subscribers.
The wireless-subscriber base stands at ~1,146 million in June 2018, an on-quarter decline of ~37 million. This is attributed toexit of smaller players such as Telenor and Aircel from the industry. In addition, high urban tele-density led to low netsubscriber addition from urban areas.
CRISIL Research believes only 70-75% of the subscribers the smaller players lostmigrated to the larger players. The balance 25-30% moved out of the industry; most of them are believed to be dual SIM usersin urban areas, who switched to using only their primary SIM card.
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Update on Rasmea Odeh Trial
Posted on November 7, 2014 by Peoples Law Office
Friday, November 7 (Day 4 of Trial)
The trial against Palestinian-American Rasmea Odeh began earlier this week in Detroit. Rasmea is being represented by Michael Deutsch of People's Law Office, with co-counsel Jim Fennerty, another Chicago-based civil rights attorney, along with William Goodman and Dennis Cunningham.
Rasmea is on trial in Federal Court for failing to disclose a prior conviction in her immigration application to the United States. The prior conviction was from Israel and related to a 1969 bombing at a supermarket in Jerusalem. She had been arrested, interrogated and tortured by the Israeli military. As a result of the torture, she confessed to involvement with the bombing.
Prior to trial, the judge made rulings limiting the defense. One of the most significant rulings was prevented Rasmea or her attorneys from raising the torture she suffered or the psychological impact it had on her, which could explain her answers on the immigration form. This was despite the judge finding her torture claims "credible."
Trial began on Tuesday and the first day was spent selecting a jury. Opening statements took place on Wednesday. Arguing for the government, Assistant US Attorney Mark Jebson argued simply that Rasmea should be convicted for immigration fraud for failing to disclose her 1970 conviction.
During his opening argument, Michael Deutsch detailed Rasmea's life. He described how she lost the family home to Israeli settlers at a young age and explained how she was arrested and interrogated for weeks by the Israeli military. Due to the judge's ruling, he was unable to go into detail about the torture she suffered. Deutsch also told the jury about Rasmea's life here in the United States and how much respect she has in the community. Deutsch closed by asking the jurors to remain fair and use their sense of justice to find Rasmea Not Guilty.
The prosecution presented their case Wednesday afternoon, calling agents from Department of Homeland Security and US Citizenship and Immigration Service. The government's case continued into Thursday morning.
On Thursday, the defense began presenting their case, calling UIC professor Nadine Naber to describe Rasmea and her work with Muslim and Arab women immigrants in the Chicago area. Following Naber's testimony, Rasmea took the stand. Rasmea's testimony went into her life growing up in Palestine where the family was forced from their home in 1948. The family was forced to live as refugees before moving to Ramallah, where they lived during the 1967 war and occupation of the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza. Ramsea then described her arrest by the Israeli military, her time as a political prisoner in Israel and her release as part of a prisoner trade.
Rasmea then went on to testify about the immigration process of coming to the United States. She explained her English was weak at the time and she had her brother assist in filling out the forms. She also testified that when there were questions about whether she had been arrested, her understanding was that those questions referred to arrests in the United States.
Rasmea's testimony will continue today and she will be cross-examined by the government. It is expected that closing arguments will follow her testimony and that the jury will begin deliberating on Monday, November 10.
For more on the trial
Earlier post from our site: Rasmea Odeh Trial to Begin Tuesday
Will Rasmea Odeh Go to Prison Because of a Confession Obtained Through Torture? in The Nation
Report on Rasmea Trial Day 2 by US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN)
Report on Rasmea Trial Day 3 by USPCN
Rasmea Odeh takes the stand in her own defense in Electronic Intifada
Press Release on Tuesday, November 4 from National Lawyers Guild
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The roles women have been given in the church are often based on scriptural interpretations that may not be accurate.
Due to the rising popularity of feminism the roles of women have increasingly become unlimited. Yet, women's roles in church leadership stay restricted due to evangelical culture and flawed hermeneutics. I have come across a lot of people that believe the church should remain a male-dominated institution and as a result misconstrue the meaning of biblical passages that pertain to women in roles of worship.
I recently had a conversation with two students — a male, who did not believe that women should have leadership roles in the church, and a female, who believed that they should. Both views had biblical texts supporting their argument, making it difficult to arrive at a mutual understanding. Since their personal interpretation of the texts bound their perspectives, they were bound to end in a disagreement.
It is safe to assume feminists often interpret scripture to allow expanded roles for women in church. Feminists support those who understand the Bible as a text that allows women to have full access to leaderships roles in church. They put down those who believe that God intended for women to act as subordinates to male leadership in church.
In Genesis 1:26, God refers to "man" as humanity, both male and female. Therefore there are scriptures that pertain to man as humanity but, due to the time and culture it was written, it was interpreted as male only. I interviewed a student taking a theology class who had previously discussed the topic with her professor, and she shared examples and scenarios in the Bible that explore the nature and context of women in the church.
Genesis 3 tells us that Adam and Eve ate the fruit from the tree of life, sinning and invoking God's curse. In that, God cursed women to be ruled by men. However, the birth of Jesus in the New Testament brought grace through which God used to redeem us from the curse and the sin of Adam and Eve for those who are born again and believe in Him. In regards to the modern societal aspect of gender roles, one can safely say that the perception that women cannot be in roles of leadership over men is false.
It is agreeable that the Bible was written in a patriarchal culture, scriptures tell us women are not supposed to be in roles of leadership over men. However this does not diminish women in the church. In 1 Timothy 2:11-15, Paul writes that women are not to teach or assume authority over men, but it is hard to argue that Paul's statements are meant for universal application when God honored so many women from scripture. This included women like Deborah who was a prophet and judge, Priscilla who was a teacher alongside her husband Aquila and so many more.
Every man and woman has a calling and each is called to work together for the benefit of the church and God's order through biblical teachings.


Of all the different green options before you, the most important choice is what you eat. Not everyone can drive a hybrid or ride public transportation, but everyone can make choices about their food. Organic farming means farming with Mother Nature and the more people know about the benefits of organic, the better our environment will be. Let organic become the conventional of the future. The land depends on it. Our ecosystem depends on it. And the future of our children really depends on it.