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Kôsa je ročno orodje za košnjo raznovrstne krme in žit. Kosa je nastala v antiki in je bila dolgo časa najpomembnejši pripomoček za košnjo. V teku tisočletij je dobila najrazličnejše oblike, samo v Sloveniji je bilo znanih več kot 300 raznih oblik kos.

Kosa za košnjo trave
Kosa za košnjo trave se je oblikovala v skladu s potrebami. Kosec potrebuje drugačno koso na ravnem travniku kakor na strmem pobočju in drugačno za deteljo kot za visoko travo z močnimi bilkami. Dolžina kose je med 40 in 120 cm in je v določenem sorazmerju s kotom, ki ga tvorita kosa in kosišče (rotišče). Čim daljša je kosa tem bolj mora biti ta kot zaprt.

Kosa za košnjo žit
Kosa za košnjo žit mora biti krajša, s širšim in močnejšim rezilom kot za košnjo krme, saj so žitna stebla debelejša in trša kot pri travah. Tudi zamahi kosca pri košnji žit so močnejši, saj je način košnje drugačen kot pri travah, žita se izpodrezuje, kosec pa stoji blizu levega roba redi.

Kosišče pri »žitni kosi« je opremljeno s prestreznim okvirjem, ki preprečuje, da pokošeno žito ne pade čez kosišče. Prestrezni okvir je sestavljen iz močne letve, ki je navpično pritrjena na koncu kosišča pri kosi, v letev pa je vdelanih nekaj močnih lesenih ali kovinskih zob, včasih pa so pritrdili tudi žične ali žimnate mreže. Naprava ima od letve v smeri kosišča izpeljana še dva loka iz palic, ki sta vdelana v kosišče, vse skupaj tako sestavlja nekakšno ograjo. Zobata ali mrežasta ograja nad koso prestreza pokošeno žito, ki se zato naslanja na stranski oporni lok in se obenem s koso stoje pomika do konca redi, kjer ga kosec položi na tla. Od spretnosti kosca in od prestreznega okvirja je odvisno ali nastanejo pri košnji lepi snopi, ali pa pada žito na vse strani. Preprostejšo različico prestreznega okvirja je včasih predstavljala navadna, močnejša veja, očiščena listja.

Način košnje
Z »žitno koso« se je kosilo na dva načina.

Če je kosec žito «prikašal«, je začel kositi na desni strani njive in kosil tako, da se je pokošeno žito naslanjalo na stoječega (podobno kot pri žetvi s srpom). Tega načina košnje se je lahko naučiti, uporabljal se je na zelo majhnih njivah, kjer je kosil en sam kosec, ali pa na zelo dolgih, kjer so se posamezni kosci lahko postavili v zadostni medsebojni oddaljenosti, saj je moralo biti pred novim koscem vso prej pokošeno žito odstranjeno. Zato so za vsakim koscem šli vezači, žito pobirali in ga vezali.

Drugi način košnje je «odkašanje« žita. Pri tem načinu potrebuje kosec precej več moči in spretnosti. Kositi se prične na levi strani njive in med košnjo kosec že odstranjuje pokošeno žito od stoječega. Pri tem načinu je izjemno pomembna pravilna uporaba prestreznega okvirja in dobra kondicija kosca.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, I have another very cute puppy to introduce you to... meet TILLY!
You might have seen on my Liquid Grain Pets Instagram or Facebook that I have another puppy to introduce you too and she's a cutie!
I know this might be a bit too much cute puppy for some (weird) people, seeing as it was only recently I picked up Hetty (here for the post, here for the video) but oh, well!
Let's say hello to Tilly now, Tilly is a working cocker spaniel and unfortunately doesn't belong to me. Tilly belongs to Matty who absolutely loves her!
Over the next weeks and months Matty will be working with her to train her to the gun, so it will be really interesting to see how she grows up and develops.
Tilly is a typical cocker spaniel- she is off-the-wall crazy and so much fun! Although her and Hetty can get a little boisterous now and then. I sometimes have to pick Hetty up and give her a time out for a few minutes, but if it was up to her she would be rolling around with Tilly, chasing her and being chased!
Right, that's all the puppy gushing for now! And no more for a while, I promise!
- On a side note, I have no internet until the end of the month because I just moved into my university flat. Plus I have just started my fourth year at university (you probably guessed from my What To Take To University post here) so things are a little manic. I will try and be back on a regular posting and social media schedule soon! Good luck to everyone else starting at university again!
Thank you! You must post about it when you get yours!
So nice to meet Tilly! What a beautiful and sweet doggie!
Thank you Rae, she's a cutie!
Thank you, she's got those puppy dog eyes!
Such a sweetie,as she gets older her eyes are getting more golden!
Tilly is so cute!! Those eyes!! I can't wait to get my own place to get a dog!
Thank you so much! She's a cutie!


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Каменнобродские Выселки — упразднённый посёлок в Ельниковском районе Мордовии. Входил в состав Старотештелимского сельского поселения. Исключен из учётных данных в 2003 году.

География
Располагался на правобережье реки Варма, в 8 км к востоку от села Новодевичье.

История
Основан в конце XIX века переселенцами из села Каменный Брод. В 1914 году состоял из 8 дворов и входил в состав Краснослободского уезда.

Население
Согласно результатам Всероссийской переписи населения 2002 года в посёлке отсутствовало постоянное население.

Примечания

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Maxophone - Live In Tokyo
The self-titled album by the 'one & done' band Maxophone, originally released in 1975, is one of the classics of Rock Progressivo Italiano. Here you can here that music by the current lineup of the group.
"The magic of the songs of the historic..
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Maxophone - Maxophone CD (expanded / remastered / mini-lp sleeve / Italian version)
"Maxophone is another band from Italy who released one album and dissapeared from the scene. Maxophone played complex progressive rock, and just like Banco or Gentle Giant, their influences ranged further than symphonic/ classical inspired rock only...
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May Blitz - Essen 1970 CD
James Black (guitar, vocals), Reid Hudson (bass), Tony Newman (drums).
"May Blitz have been compared to Led Zeppelin, the early Black Sabbath, or the early Uriah Heep. The only difference being that May Blitz never had their great breakthrough...
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May Blitz - May Blitz CD
"May Blitz was a great U.K. hard rock band from the first '70. This is their first and best album. The sound is a bit cryptic and underground, with heavy psych tendencies, pounding bass and smokin' guitars. For fans of T2, CREAM and the like."-RYM
May Blitz - The 2nd of May CD
"This English powertrio is one of tightest rhythm and blues units of history, playing a mixture of heavy psych with progressive influences. May Blitz is one of the few band that manage to really get that hard rock style that is distinctively exciting, you know that good old Jimi Hendrix bad-ass sound. The drums of Tony Newman are exciting on every moment, one of the best of the era. The guitars of James Black sound cool and well played, but the production of the debut did more justice to his skills....
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Mayall, John - Live at the Marquee 1969 CD
John Mayall - Vocals, Harmonica, Slide Guitar, Guitar [6-String], Tambourine
Jon Mark - Acoustic Guitar
Johnny Almond - Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Flute
Steve Thompson - Bass
John Mayall has had a musical career for 7 decades, mostly in the blues, specifically electric blues, but in 1969, possibly the year of supremecy for white, loud English electric blues bands, many of whom had formed themselves in the image of his earlier electric albums, he formed a new band which was..
Mayas, Magda / Filimental - Confluence CD
Magda Mayas - piano, composition
Angharad Davies - violin
Anthea Caddy - cello
Aimée Theriot - cello
Rhodri Davies - harp
Zeena Parkins - harp
Michael Thieke - clarinet
Christine Abdelnour - saxophone
"Magda Mayas composed this piece for an octet comprised of a who's who of the avant-garde. The score consists of 12 photos taken over an hour or so, observing the merging waters of the Rhône and the Arve rivers, the artificial wall dividing them, the earthy,
Mayas, Magda / Jim Denley - Tempe Jetz
"Magda Mayas (Germany) performs on a 1970s manufactured clavinet with reedman Jim Denley (Australia), augmented by their use of field recordings, as they pay homage to a "marginalized corner" of Sydney, Australia on this experimental and irrefutably adventurous improv fest. Yet I wouldn't be so bold to suggest that this is easy listening but for the most part, it's relatively subdued.
The duo projects organic minimalism amid the sounds of nature and bizarre tone poems that move forward in....
Maybe Monday - Unsquare
FRED FRITH electric guitar / MIYA MASAOKA 25 string koto and electronics / LARRY OCHS sopranino and tenor saxophones / WITH SPECIAL GUESTS: / GERRY HEMINGWAY drums, percussion, voice / CARLA KIHLSTEDT electric and acoustic violins / IKUE MORI.
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Mayer, Elma - Mayer, Elma
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Mazal - Axerico En Selanik
"A remarkable duo out of France performing traditional and original Sephardic-Jewish songs in an electronica/dance context, Axerico en Selanik is one of the most surprising CDs in recent years to come out on the Tzadik Jewish Series. Charming and...
Mazam - Pilgrimage CD
João Mortágua alto & soprano saxophones
Carlos Azevedo piano
Miguel Ângelo doublebass
Mário Costa drums
"Some of the most interesting artists of the Porto jazz scene in Portugal, namely João Mortágua, Carlos Azevedo, Miguel Ângelo and Mário Costa, join forces as the band Mazam to celebrate the idea of path, discovery and adventure. But if you understand this purpose as a way to deal with factors concerning process and its complexities, this concept comes with a surprise...
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Mazolewski, Wojtek - When Angels Fall
Wojtek Mazolewski - double bass
Oskar Torok - trumpet, electronics
Oba Janicki - Drums, percussion
Joanna Duda -Wurlitzer, piano
Marek Pospieszalski - tenor saxophone
"The quintet is a tight unit, addressing material material mostly for Roman Polanski movies, negotiating the contrasts, contrariness and syncopation without strain... Welsome Mazolewski and his quintet to the top tier of contemporary recording artists." – Downbeat
"The double bassist now focuses ...
Mazur, Marilyn - Celestial Circle
Marilyn Mazur: drums, percussion, voice
John Taylor: piano
Josefine Cronholm: voice
Anders Jormin: double-bass
"Marilyn Mazur's work has always expressed a free-spiritedness beyond idioms and borders. Born in New York, raised...
Mazur, Marilyn - Elixir
"An album of solos and intimate duos with, as its starting point, the sound of Marilyn Mazur's percussion instruments, collected from all over the world – each of them allowed to "speak" with its own voice – either alone or in dialogue with Jan...
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Mazur, Marilyn - Shamania
"In 1978, Danish percussion master Marilyn Mazur founded the bold, innovative Primi Band, an all-female music-theater ensemble that drew from a deep well of primal energy and experimental audacity. Four decades later, Mazur reinvents the core concepts in an adventurous new fashion with Shamania, a gathering of ten of Scandinavia's most inventive and respected female musicians.
Whereas Primi Band culled it's members from risk-taking but non-professional musicians, Shamania comprises ten highly....
Mazur/ Neuringer - Diachronic Paths
Keir Neuringer-sax
Rafal Mazur-bass guitar
"The aptly named release Diachronic Paths by the free improvising duo of Keir Neuringer and Rafal Mazur continues the transformation discourses of their evolving musical language. One that is based on their dialogue of discovery.
Keir Neuringer, a Philadelphia-based saxophonist lived in Krak≤w and The Hague for a time and established a strong relationship with the Polish bassist Rafal Mazur.
Each piece presented here is an enervating...
Mazurek, Rob - Chants And Corners
Rob Mazurek modular synth, sampler, cornet, piano on Android Sun
Mauricio Takara drums
Guilherme Granado keyboards, synth, sampler, electronics
Thomas Rohrer rabeca, flutes, soprano saxophone, electronics
Philip Somervell piano, prepared piano
"Electro-Acoustic Composer, Cornetist Rob Mazurek continues to focus on the Brazilian side of his musical production, and that's good news. Even better when we notice that "Chants and Corners" is something else than a new São Paulo...
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Mazurek, Rob - Mother Ode
"In July 2013, a few months after the passing of his mother, cornetist Rob Mazurek performed solo at Corbett vs. Dempsey gallery, in Chicago. Mazurek is one of the highest profile figures in contemporary creative music, leading bands like the Exploding Star Orchestra, Skull Sessions Octet and Starlicker. On this occasion, he brought a box filled with various implements – his cornet, naturally, but flutes, bells, books, maracas, apples, and little electronics. This box became an inexhaustible resource...
Mazurek, Rob - Rome
Rob Mazurek cornet, piano, prepared piano, electronics
"To date, celebrated Chicago musician Rob Mazurek's solo endeavors have focused on his modular synthesizer and keyboard musings.
On "Rome," Mazurek's sensitivity on cornet is at the fore, but we also find him using various electronics, and seated at a piano. Here the presence of the piano is expanded. He plays it conventionally, with preparation, with direct manipulation of the piano's interior, and as a resonator for his cornet to create.
Mazurek, Rob - Skull Sessions
A force on Chicago's singularly inventive music scene for two decades, cornetist Rob Mazurek has recorded with high profile artists such as Tortoise, Jim O'Rourke, Stereolab, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and is an intrepid sound explorer...
Mazurek, Rob / Black Cube SP - Return The Tides: Ascension Suite and Holy Ghost
Return The Tides is a deeply felt tribute and requiem for Rob Mazurek's mother, who died 2 weeks before this recording session. Black Cube SP features Rob's group São Paulo Underground plus additional musicians...
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Mazurek, Rob / Emmett Kelly - Alien Flower Sutra
"Composed and arranged by Rob Mazurek, Alien Flower Sutra is the apogee of a collaborative conceptual process that bloomed over multiple years, voices and instrumentations. After planting seeds at home with pen, piano and cornet in hand, Mazurek took to various performance spaces in Chicago and São Paulo across 2013 and 2014 to open his compositions to interpretation by a potent pool of creative musicians. Among them was guitarist Emmett Kelly (The Cairo Gang, Joshua Abrams Natural Information Society)...
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Mazurek, Rob / Exploding Star Orchestra - Dimensional Stardust
Another really great one, perhaps a little mellower than "Galactic Parables, Volume 1".
"Dimensional Stardust showcases the intricacy and complexity of Mazurek's compositions but in their most potent, most compacted forms. Opting to focus on tight ensemble orchestration over passages of open improvisation, Mazurek distills a maximal orchestra of explosive improvisers into a beautifully restrained, graceful group exercise in melodic minimalism. The album features almost no "soloist" moments...
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Mazurek, Rob / Exploding Star Orchestra - Galactic Parables: Volume 1 : 2 x CDs
"Mazurek and company channel electric Miles, Sun Ra, and the Art Ensemble of Chicago to make a recording that is cosmic, spiritual, raw, and powerful." – Avant Music News...
Mazurek, Rob / Exploding Star Orchestra - Matter Anti-Matter 2 x CDs
"Everything is out of proportion with Rob Mazurek's music; it is larger than nature, it has no other choice but to be so."
Rob Mazurek (cornet, electronics)
Roscoe Mitchell (saxophones)
Nicole Mitchell (flutes)
Matana Roberts (sax)
Matt Bauder (sax)
Steve Swell (trombone)
Jason Adasiewicz (vibraphone)
Kevin Drumm (electronics)
Matthew Lux (bass guitar)
Mauricio Takara (percussion)
Guilherme Granado (samplers)
John Herndon (drums)
Mike Reed (dr
Mazzu, Giancarlo / Luciano Troja - Tasting Beauty
Giancarlo Mazzù guitar
Luciano Troja piano
"Mazzú and Troja return with a new selection of their original compositions on this their third SLAM CD.
The programme of ten originals represents a sort of travelogue on the musicians'...
McAllister, Timothy - Glint
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McAuley, Jim - The Ultimate Frog 2 x CDs (special)
"Jim McAuley's The Ultimate Frog is a two-CD collection of duets between the guitarist and four great musicians: Leroy Jenkins (violin, viola), Nels Cline (guitars), Ken Filiano (bass) and Alex Cline (drums/percussion). The result of these pairings is ...
AVANT070
McAuliffe, Marie - Plays The Music Of Burt Bacharach
ArKsextet: Marie McAuliffe (p), Rob Henke (tp, flh), Rich Perry (ts), Chris Washburne (tb, tu), Dave Hofstra (b), Kevin Norton (ds, vibes).I Say A Little Prayer (6:17) * Promises, Promises / Do You Know The Way To San Jose? (2:43) * In Between The Head...
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McBride, Christian - New Jawn
Christian McBride-bass
Josh Evans-trumpet
Marcus Strickland-tenor sax, bass clarinet
Nasheet Waits-drums
"Jawn [jän]: noun. A slang terminology from Philadelphia. All-purpose term for a person, place or thing
If there's one thing the acclaimed bassist knows, it's that when it comes to grit there's no better resource to draw from than his own hometown, Philadelphia. So, McBride turned to one of the city's most beloved colloquialisms to christen his latest project, Christian...
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McCraven, Makaya - Universal Beings E&F Sides
"An addendum to Makaya McCraven's critically-lauded 2018 release, the "Universal Beings E&F Sides" presents fourteen new pieces of organic beat music cut from the original sessions, prepared and produced by Makaya as a soundtrack to the "Universal Beings" documentary film."
Tracks 1, 5 & 11 recorded August 29th, 2017, at H010 in Ridgewood, Queens, New York. Featuring:
Brandee Younger - harp
Joel Ross - vibraphone
Dezron Douglas - double bass
Makaya McCraven - drums
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McCully Workshop - Genesis
First-ever official reissue of the second album by the proto-progressive South African band McCully Workshop, which was released in 1971 and is very much of that era or a year or two earlier, which is pretty up to date for a country as isolated as...
McCune, Bryan/Brian Kooken - Spiral...Lets Go Out West
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McDermott's 2 Hours / The Levellers - Claws And Wings (Mega Blowout Sale)
McDermott's Two Hours formed in Brighton in 1986 and were among the first groups to recognise the stirring potential of fusing traditional Celtic and English folk influences with the passion of punk-rock.
They were a big influence on The Levellers, another folk rock band who came a few years later and were made it to a bit higher realm of popularity.
They joined forces for 3 albums.
"This is the second album to have been produced from the collaboration between McDermott's 2 Hours and...
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McDonald and Giles - McDonald and Giles CD
"Originally released in 1970, this album has become a cult classic of the late British Underground era. Michael Giles' instantly recognizable drum sound and technique, along with Ian McDonald's skills as a multi-instrumentalist and composer, add to the pedigree of this classic album. In 2001, Ian and Michael revisited this album, making slight edits to the original masters and remastering the entire recording, and it is this master now being released."
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ASA uphold Ryanair complaint against EasyJet ad
March 3rd, 2010 by elisa
Easyjet Ryanair advert source http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/mar/03/easyjet-ryanair-asa#zoomed-picture
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint by Ryanair against its rival EasyJet after they made a claim in an advertising campaign that claimed that the Irish competitor did not fly passengers "to the place you actually booked".
The poster, which appeared on a train, suggested Ryanair flew to airports in the proximity of the cities promoted as destinations; but Ryanair successfully argued that the ad was misleading as it implied people would not fly to the city they booked to whereas the advertising and website made clear where the airline flew to.
Upholding Ryanair's complaint, the ASA said: "While we noted EasyJet's argument that the ad was merely a comparison between airport locations, we were concerned that by listing the airports which Ryanair flew to but only referring to the ones EasyJet flew to in much smaller print at the bottom of the ad and by not giving any data which readers might use to make an assessment of the facts, the ad did not achieve that end.
"We considered the challenging tone of the headline 'Who loves flying you to the place you actually booked?' combined with the implication that Ryanair misled customers and flew them to airports different to the ones they had booked was denigratory."
EasyJet UK general manager Paul Simmons said: "It is a well-know fact that EasyJet flies to major airports whereas Ryanair serves out-of-town airfields which can be a two hour bus ride away from your destination.
"While we are disappointed by the ruling which is based on a technicality, we respect the ASA's decision and will not repeat the advert in the same form."
It's rather ironic that Ryanair had to turn to the ASA to use the very same codes of conduct that in previous years they have had disputes over.
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Murcia airport is going to be hit now by the pull out of Ryanair during the winter months to dozens of UK destinations. Not only that but all of the local businesses and holiday makers are going to be affected.
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If you fly on RyanAir to Oslo, you end up in Torp, which is actually a hell of a bus ride away (and the journey costs 30 Euros or something I seem to remember)… So there's at least some merit in EasyJet's ad I think!


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Patrice Leconte is a director who has created some of the most charmingly honest, while not necessarily realistic films to grace the screen in the past decades. Even with such a track record, it would be difficult to expect a faultless film and yet, The Man on the Train is, very nearly, just that. The film is centered around two main characters, each vividly brought to life by two iconic, if very different figures of French entertainment. Jean Rochefort, a highly versatile veteran actor and long time collaborator of Leconte, plays Manesquier, a retired literature teacher living in a small town in France, who meets and offers a glass of water (and later lodgings) to Milan, a stranger who had just gotten off the train in his town, played by rock star Johnny Halliday.
The initial meeting of the two characters is casual and coincidental, but it so happens that they both find themselves in the waiting room of great events in their lives. Manesquier and Milan are as different as could be. One has a definite air of danger around him and the other is a sociable, talkative inhabitant of a quiet, monotonous little town. Even the music that marks Milan's early appearances is reminiscent of Ennio Morriconne's spaghetti western scores that accompanied lonesome wandering heroes. In some ways, Milan resembles Clint Eastwood's character in Unforgiven, if only in their vague atmosphere and the fact they have both reached an age when gun-fighting isn't a suitable occupation anymore.
Manesquier can't escape the genteelness of his life — even when he tries picking a fight in a bistro, after some hesitating claims that starting a fight would mean starting a new life, he happens upon one of his former students, and the tension of the situation is dissolved into pleasant reminiscence.
The décor is adequately chosen to reflect the two characters — while Manesquier lives in a somewhat ruined bourgeois manor, lit softly and warmly by old lamps, the scenes depicting Milan's interactions with his gang are photographed in a sharper, blue-hued light and take place in harsher settings.
With an assured and, at times, endearingly tongue-in-cheek direction and solid acting, the film would probably have succeeded even with a lesser screenplay. But it's the well-paced, wittily dialogued script that transports the film to a higher level. Some might accuse the film of being self indulgent, and certainly, it does not shy from engaging its characters in existential musings, but it does so with the kind of aplomb reserved for films that rise well above the realm of petty melodrama.
Milan speaks very little, in typical quiet, mysterious guy manner, but it becomes obvious that little by little he learns to enjoy the mellow charm of Manesquier's life and to appreciate his unlikely companion. With lines like: "apart from needlepoint, I have all the skills of a well groomed, early 20th century young woman", spoken when Milan walks in as he's playing the piano, it's hard not to get caught up in Manesquier's amusingly self-ironic antics.
Not that everything about the film is light-hearted fun. On the contrary, not deeply beneath the light-hearted entertainment of dialogues is a self-reflective nostalgia and a mixture of understanding of one's life with the desire to break away from it into a tentative do-over. Neither character deceives themselves about their situations, knowing very well what they are facing but choosing to enjoy the brief experiment, and, for as much as possible, to carry on ignoring the events of the coming Saturday. Milan remarks, when trying on a pair of slippers: "I've been living the wrong life", not long after Manesquier had tried on the leather jacket Milan had left behind in his room and acted the part of Wyatt Earp in the mirror. The bond the two forge over the course of the few days spent together consists of a mutual understanding and appreciation, as well as some well-meaning jealousy. Milan's exchange with Manequier's old mistress shows how protective he has become of him, whereas Manesquier's repeated attempts to dissuade Milan from moving ahead with his plan feels as natural as it is touching.
The conclusion of the film, meaningful as it may be, is far less important than the getting there, or rather, the living with the being there already. The two separate as unceremoniously as they have met, after their lives intersected and even changed a little over the course of their meeting. The would-be hovers somewhere in the air as they both follow their pre-drawn paths.
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Q: Remove Duplicates from Dropdown List By javascript only I have a select dropdown field that is being created dynamically from a database . Due to the way this is being created it results in the dropdown having duplicate items and values.
<select id="locationList">
<option value="1">Andover</option>
<option value="2">Bishops waltham</option>
<option value="1">Andover</option>
<option value="3">Boscombe</option>
<option value="4">Bournemouth</option>
<option value="2">Bishops waltham</option>
<option value="4">Bournemouth</option>

</select>

Does anyone know if there is a way to use some code on the page which checks the dropdown for duplicates and removes duplicates from the menu only by Javascript No Jquery?
Thanks in advance,
Abhinav

A: Javascript has removeChild option, you can use it to remove duplicate value:

var fruits = document.getElementById("locationList");

[].slice.call(fruits.options)
  .map(function(a){
    if(this[a.value]){
      fruits.removeChild(a);
    } else {
      this[a.value]=1;
    }
  },{});
<select id="locationList">
<option value="1">Andover</option>
<option value="2">Bishops waltham</option>
<option value="1">Andover</option>
<option value="3">Boscombe</option>
<option value="4">Bournemouth</option>
<option value="2">Bishops waltham</option>
<option value="4">Bournemouth</option>
</select>

A: Another option is to use the set as suggested here: alternatives or another alternative.
[ ...new Set([ ...<arg1>, ...<arg2> ]) ] for e.g.
var y = [ ...new Set([ ...[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], ...[3, 4, 5] ]) ]
// expected output: [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
Use the output to bind to the dropdown list.

A: Do it with dual for loop using pure js
Simple and easy way with select remove method

function clearList() {
  var x = document.getElementById("locationList");
  //count the lenth of select optons
  var listLength = x.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < listLength; i++) {
    for (var j = 0; j < listLength; j++) {
      //i != j This prevents the actual index from being deleted
      //x.options[i].value == x.options[j].value => it finds the duplicate index.
      if (x.options[i].value == x.options[j].value && i != j) {
        //Remove duplicate option element
        x.remove(j);
        //Refresh the list Length
        listLength--;
      }
    }
  }
}
<select id="locationList">
  <option value="1">Andover</option>
  <option value="2">Bishops waltham</option>
  <option value="1">Andover</option>
  <option value="3">Boscombe</option>
  <option value="4">Bournemouth</option>
  <option value="2">Bishops waltham</option>
  <option value="4">Bournemouth</option>
</select>

Click to remove duplicates

<button onclick="clearList()">Remove</button>

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[Ancient Roman Roads From The First Century, BC] ...
Abraham Ortelius Konrad Peutinger
[Ancient Roman Roads From The First Century, BC] Tabula Itineraria Ex Illustri Peutingerorum Biblitheca Quae Augustae Vindel. Est Beneficio Marci Velseri Septemviri Augustani In Lucem Edita.
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The Tabula Peutingeriana -- Charting Roman Roads in the First Century BC
Fine example of Ortelius's four-sheet map of the famous Peutinger Table, based on a thirteenth-century manuscript document once owned by Konrad Peutinger, which now resides in the Austrian National Library in Vienna.
Ortelius' Peutinger Table (Tabula Peutingeriana) is an illustrated itinerarium (an ancient Roman road map) showing the layout of the Roman Empire's road network, known as the cursus publicus. The map is drawn from remarkable 13th Century manuscript map, which historians believe was, in turn, drawn from works which descend from the map made by Vipsanius Agrippa, which was created in about 12 BC and revised several times, most recently shortly after 400 AD. Because the surviving examples were updated with information from the 4th and early 5th Centuries, the exact dating of the original Agrippa map is complex, as described below.
The map stretches from Europe, excluding Britain and the Iberian Peninsula, through North Africa and parts of the Middle East, Persia, and India. It also includes a simple cartouche in the first segment, naming the map and dedicating it to Marcus Welser (the owner of the original Peutinger Table) in the name of the cartographer Abraham Ortelius, who had recently died.
Each sheet contains two segments, and each segment is labeled at the top (e.g. Segmentum Primum), which gives the reader their order. Because the intention of the map is to show the roads of the Roman Empire, the landforms and water bodies are somewhat distorted from the typical, fairly accurate depictions of the time. The long, thin water body that stretches along the bottom of the first six segments is, in fact, the Mediterranean Sea, recognizable by the islands of Sardinia and Corsica found in the second segment.
As is typical of an Ortelius map, cities are characteristically drawn with clusters of buildings, ranging in size from one or two towers to large castles and rectangular edifices. Notable cities are Rome (Roma) in the fourth segment, Constantinople (Constantinopolis) in the sixth segment, and Antioch (Antiochia) in the seventh segment, all of which are marked by a robed figure. In addition, Rome is the meeting point of over ten named roads, giving credence to the popular saying, "All roads lead to Rome."
This version of the Peutinger Table is notable for the amount of information present and its attention to detail. Rivers and mountain ranges are present throughout the map, and some places are particularly highlighted by notes about their geography or history. For example, in the bottom right of the sixth segment a note identifies one area as the desert in which the Israelites roamed for forty years after the Exodus from Egypt. In the bottom right of the eighth segment, a small note tells the reader that elephants live there.
From Agrippa to Ortelius
The Peutinger Table is generally thought to be a surviving copy of a map created under the direction of the Roman architect and general Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa near the start of the first millennium. Agrippa was a good friend to the emperor Augustus, and when Agrippa died in 12 B.C. Augustus (along with Agrippa's sister) had the original map engraved in marble and displayed in the Porticus Vipsania in the Campus Agrippae, an area of Rome named in honor of the architect.
The American historian Glen Bowersock supports this dating, based particularly on details of Roman Arabia found on the map that are inconsistent with a later creation date. Another important detail is the Roman town of Pompeii (Pompeis), near modern-day Naples, which was famously destroyed in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. and never rebuilt. Its inclusion on the map indicates that the original was created before Pompeii's destruction.
However, there are also details suggesting a revision of the map in the fifth century, such as the inclusion of Constantinople, which was founded in 328, and of Ravenna, seat of the Western Roman Empire from 402 to 476. The presence of certain cities of Germania Inferior that were destroyed in the mid-fifth century also indicates the map's latest likely creation date.
This revised version was copied onto parchment in the thirteenth century and is the oldest surviving copy today. It was found in a library in Augsburg by Konrad Celtes, who left it to the collector Konrad Peutinger, whose name it now bears. After his death, it went to Peutinger's relative Marcus Welser. After this, the map was passed down within the Welser family, largely lost from view, until 1714, when it was recovered and now it is one of the treasures of the Vienna National Library. This surviving manuscript is damaged and lacking the first sheet, showing the Iberian Peninsula and Britain.
Welser sent new manuscript copies of the Peutinger example to Ortelius in 1598 at Ortelius' request. This is why Welser is subsequently honored in this copy's cartouche. Welser was actually the first to publish a printed version of the Peutinger Table, in Venice in 1591. However, Ortelius was displeased with the quality of the engraving and desired to improve it. He had been interested in the Peutinger Table for at least twenty years by the 1590s, and he used these accurate manuscript copies to create his own beautifully-rendered version, an ambitious project. When joined, the eight strips shown on the map stretch approximately four meters (about 13.3 feet) long. This was one of Ortelius' last projects. He oversaw the engraving until his death in 1598.
The Ortelius Peutinger was published separately by Moretus in 1598. Bertius also included the prints in Theatrum Geographiæ Veteris in 1619. It then appeared in the 1624 edition of Ortelius Parergon. This atlas of the ancient world was a project of great personal interest and the work that Ortelius himself considered his greatest achievement. The 1624 edition was one of the only Parergon editions to be published completely separately from his modern atlas, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. It was highly successful as indicated by its continued printing 26 years after Ortelius' death.
Ortelius' work on the Peutinger Table is masterful, and the detail present shows his skill and dedication to accurate historical representation. The original Peutinger Table, now residing in the Vienna National Library, is heavily damaged. Therefore, Ortelius's four-sheet engraving is generally considered to be the best surviving and one of the earliest obtainable representations of the original Roman map.
Glen Bowersock, Roman Arabia (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1994); Christos Nussli, "The Tabula Peutingeriana, a Roman Road Map," Histoire Et Géographie De L'Europe, last modified September 2007, http://www.euratlas.net/cartogra/peutinger/.; Marcel P. Van den Broecke, "Cartographica Neerlandica Background for Ortelius Map No. 227," Cartographica Neerlandica, accessed June 29, 2019, http://www.orteliusmaps.com/book/ort227.html.; Marcel P. Van den Broecke, "Unstable Editions of Ortelius' Atlas," Cartographica Neerlandica, accessed June 27, 2019, http://www.orteliusmaps.com/essays/mapcollector1995.htm. JE
Abraham Ortelius Biography
Abraham Ortelius is perhaps the best known and most frequently collected of all sixteenth-century mapmakers. Ortelius started his career as a map colorist. In 1547 he entered the Antwerp guild of St Luke as afsetter van Karten. His early career was as a business man, and most of his journeys before 1560, were for commercial purposes. In 1560, while traveling with Gerard Mercator to Trier, Lorraine, and Poitiers, he seems to have been attracted, largely by Mercator's influence, towards a career as a scientific geographer. From that point forward, he devoted himself to the compilation of his Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (Theatre of the World), which would become the first modern atlas.
In 1564 he completed his "mappemonde", an eight-sheet map of the world. The only extant copy of this great map is in the library of the University of Basel. Ortelius also published a map of Egypt in 1565, a plan of Brittenburg Castle on the coast of the Netherlands, and a map of Asia, prior to 1570.
On May 20, 1570, Ortelius' Theatrum Orbis Terrarum first appeared in an edition of 70 maps. By the time of his death in 1598, a total of 25 editions were published including editions in Latin, Italian, German, French, and Dutch. Later editions would also be issued in Spanish and English by Ortelius' successors, Vrients and Plantin, the former adding a number of maps to the atlas, the final edition of which was issued in 1612. Most of the maps in Ortelius' Theatrum were drawn from the works of a number of other mapmakers from around the world; a list of 87 authors is given by Ortelius himself
In 1573, Ortelius published seventeen supplementary maps under the title of Additamentum Theatri Orbis Terrarum. In 1575 he was appointed geographer to the king of Spain, Philip II, on the recommendation of Arias Montanus, who vouched for his orthodoxy (his family, as early as 1535, had fallen under suspicion of Protestantism). In 1578 he laid the basis of a critical treatment of ancient geography with his Synonymia geographica (issued by the Plantin press at Antwerp and republished as Thesaurus geographicus in 1596). In 1584 he issued his Nomenclator Ptolemaicus, a Parergon (a series of maps illustrating ancient history, sacred and secular). Late in life, he also aided Welser in his edition of the Peutinger Table (1598).
Konrad Peutinger Biography
Konrad Peutinger (1465-1547) was a German humanist, jurist, diplomat, politician, and economist. He was born in Augsburg, Germany, which was at the time part of the Holy Roman Empire, and he spent much of his life there. However, as a young man he also received education in Bologna and Padua, and his experience in Italy fostered a love of and enthusiasm for antiquities.
Peutinger returned home and served in the municipal government of Augsburg. He became a close counselor and friend to Emperor Maximilian I as well as his successor, Charles V. Peutinger was often called upon by the Emperor to carry out literary and artistic plans or for diplomatic missions, as his connections to influential men in Germany, Italy, and France made him particularly valuable in that regard. The city of Augsburg also benefitted from the relationship between the emperor and their municipal government.
Later in life, Peutinger took a step back from government work and devoted himself to study. Over the years he had gathered a sizeable collection of ancient Roman inscriptions, which were published in 1505, notable as he was one of the first to publish Roman inscriptions. He also published some scholarly writings about German history in 1515, which were valuable sources for future study.
Peutinger was one of the most famous antiquarians of his time, collecting manuscripts, books, coins, and other archaeological items from ancient times. Along with his wife, Margaret Welser, he formed an enormous private library, one of the largest north of the Alps. His most famous possession, though, is the one that carried on his name: the Peutinger Table.
Peutinger's friend Konrad Celtes acquired a manuscript copy of an ancient Roman road map from a library in the late 1400s. The map was passed to Peutinger after Celtes died in 1508. This became known as the Peutinger Table, though Peutinger was never able to publish it himself before his death. After Peutinger died in 1547, the map was left to his wife's relative Marcus Welser, who allowed it to be copied and published. Peutinger's wealth and antiques collection was passed down through the family until 1714, when it was divided between the Augsburg Library and Vienna, where some of his collection can still be found today.
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The Last Sea of the West Map?
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Scarce double hemisphere map of the world, published by Harrison in London.
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Decorative Map of the World Based Upon Claudius Ptolemy
Map of the Roman Empire At the period of its greatest extent - engraved to illustrate Mitchell's Acient Georgraphy
Highly detailed map of the Roman Empire, with insets Britannia Romanorum or Roman Britain.
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Thank you, Salva! Many people have been quite offended by the conclusion. I'm happy to read that you liked it!
Really? That makes ME wondering, now, because your conclusion is the only logical one and humane, IMHO.
Many people who I've discussed this issue with do not like that I'm putting any of the responsibly on Charlie Hebdo. They feel that the terrorists chose to be offended and carried out the murders, so, to them, the terrorists are the only ones to blame. But I'm not so sure about this. I'm sure that the staff at Charlie Hebdo never intended for this to happen, but now that it's created such tension and even more deaths in the past two days, to me, if they continue to publish the content, it's not a freedom of the press concern (because they are free to publish what they want) but an ethical concern.
Well said. I think it has to do with the realisation that neither art, freedom of speech,satire, or whatever is free from limitations. Why else we have that old saying that my liberty ends where the liberty of the other person starts?
In my discussions over here I meet the same phenomenon as you: people do not differentiate; either because this might be beyond their comprehension, or because they don't want to. In the end it would mean to stop howling/run with the wolves/pack (not sure what might be the correct term in English 🙂 ), and that's something people seem to be frightened of.


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I've checked the testSetTests function, but I can't find a way of checking that the number of those tests is zero.
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It is more an indirect search but if "Test Count" is Empty there will be no Tests releated to a TestSet


My soul is the most bent and burdened when I have not forgiven. And sometimes this is no easy task. Forgiveness, as C.S.Lewis says about certain grievances, may take years upon years of work. But it can be done. Other times it's within minutes. Every single step toward forgiving others is good work. It's soul work. It's liberating work.
For today, let's read Tim Keller's reflection on forgiveness. Take your time. Let the words sink in. Then ask God what is the next step on your forgiveness journey?
— Keller, Timothy. The Reason for God (pp. 185-188).


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Poll: Arab Countries More Positive About Israel, Skeptical of Iran
Polls about attitudes towards Israel that the Foreign Ministry conducts worldwide indicate that on average, 75 percent of respondents believe that ties with Israel can be beneficial to their countries.
The ministry conducts these polls on a regular basis to determine Israel's advantages and disadvantages in world opinion. They are carried out by professional pollsters in each country, and respondents are not informed that the polls were initiated by Israel.
Polls conducted in Arab countries at the end of 2018 checked to what extent respondents wanted their countries to have ties with Israel. It turned out that at a time when closer ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia are the subject of much discussion, only 23 percent of respondents supported the idea of increased ties between the two nations.
However, 43 percent of Iraqis, 42 percent Emiratis and 41 percent of Moroccans polled said they were in favor of ties between their nations and Israel. More than one-third of Iranians (34 percent) said they were in favor of ties with Israel, as did 32 percent of Tunisians and 21 percent of Algerians polled.
Respondents were also asked whether they saw the Palestinian Authority as the main obstacle to Middle East peace. In many of the countries polled, over half of respondents had no opinion.
In the Middle East, 18 percent of respondents agreed with the statement that the P.A. was a roadblock to regional peace, with 29 percent disagreeing, and 53 percent saying they had no opinion.
In Western Europe, 24 percent of respondents supported and 24 percent opposed the claim that the P.A. was preventing peace in the Middle East, and 52 percent had no opinion.
In North America, 30 percent agreed that the P.A. was the main obstacle to Middle East peace, with 19 percent disagreeing, and 51 percent saying they had no opinion.
In Africa, 38 percent of respondents agreed that the P.A. was preventing peace in the Middle East, while 15 percent disagreed, and 47 percent had no opinion.
When asked whether or not they believed that Iran had stopped its program to develop nuclear weapons, Western European respondents expressed less faith in the Iranian regime than their governments did, with 34 percent saying that they did not believe that Iran had stopped developing nuclear weapons. Only 18 percent of respondents in Western Europe believed that Iran was no longer developing nuclear weapons.
The numbers for North American were almost identical, with 18% saying they believed Iran was no longer developing nuclear weapons and 33 percent saying they did not believe it had stopped.
Middle Eastern respondents were the most skeptical about Iran, with 43 percent saying they did not believe that Iran had stopped working to achieve nuclear weapons.
On the issue of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, most respondents in Latin America said they supported their countries relocating their embassies in Israel to Jerusalem.
A senior official in the Foreign Ministry told Israel Hayom that the figures indicate that attitude toward Israel in the world is remaining positive and steady.
"Throughout most of the world, people think that the Iranian regime cannot be trusted. Other than Europe, we can see that citizens are more grounded in reality than their governments are," the official said.
"When it comes to the Palestinians, the important figure is actually the actually how uninterested the global public is in the conflict. More than half of respondents had no opinion on the matter. On the other hand, Israel is seen as a country with which having relations is worthwhile. It's a positive trend because people are seeing Israel's strengths," the official added.
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This newspaper article regarding the funeral of Irwin Jonas was just shared with me. I have wrote of Irwin's life previously. Family history is an ongoing endeavor with little nuggets appearing from time to time!
I don't know which newspaper this article was published. I do know that Irwin died 11 July 1944 in Saint-Lo, Normandy, France. He was actually buried 6 February 1948 in Richmond, Cache, Utah, almost four years later. But this article sounds like a memorial service held within weeks or months afterward, and not with Irwin's body actually present. It is my understanding he was buried for a time in France, then brought home years later. I cannot imagine having to deal with this as his parent, widow, or family member.
"Memorial services will be held Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in the Richmond South ward chapel for Sgt. Irwin Jonas who was killed in France on July 11. Bishop E. M. Hicken will preside and Commander Neal Hillyard of the American Legion Post 33 will conduct the services.
"The program has been arranged as follows: Advance of colors; selection, The Lord's Prayer, by the ladies' chorus; invocation, Hyrum Hansen; solo, My Task, C. I. Stoddard; poem composed by Leona Carson and dedicated to the son of Sgt. Jonas will be read by Bishop E. M. Hicken; talk, Scoutmaster A. J. Mendenhall, Jr.; duet, Resignation, Florence and Rebecca Lewis; talk, O. L. Ballam; violin solo, J. W. Pulsipher; talk, William Jonas of Salt Lake City; and Lt. Commander G. Ellis Doty; selection, the Flag Without a Stain, Ladiers' chorus; retiring of colors, taps, and benediction, J. W. Stoddard.
Isn't it amazing where our society is now found? Due to the sacrifice of people like Irwin, we have the right to fight over what we can see and how we can treat each other? Without that freedom protected Irwin, we might all be dead, speaking another language, or without the rights of speech or equal protection. Rather than defend those rights and use them, we would rather trample the symbol of them. But that too is protected speech. But let us be careful that we actually use the right so much that we divide and undermine and actually lose it in doing so.


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How To Survive A Breakup With Your BFF (And Know When It's Time To Move On)
Diana BallonUpdated: Jul. 16, 2019
The bonds of female friendship aren't like anything else. Here's why breaking up with your BFF is never easy.
How to survive a best friend breakup
Have you recently experienced a best friend breakup and are looking for some advice? Francis and I first met when we were eight or nine years old and our families shared cottages next to each other on Ontario's Georgian Bay. While we were initially thrown together due to our mothers' friendship, we soon began to spend time together because we genuinely enjoyed each other's company.
From the beginning, I was intrigued by Francis: She seemed as free-spirited and cool as I was awkward and self-conscious. Francis could have a fiery temper at times, but I attributed that to her striking red hair. She reminded me of my favourite heroine, Anne of Green Gables. We both liked to paint, to swim, to lie on the flat beige and pink rocks on the side of the bay. We'd continue to meet up at the cottage each summer – I was from Montreal, and she was from Toronto.
Over the years, we bonded over many cups of tea. At first it was tentatively at the cottage on wooden chairs at the family dinner table. Then later, during our high school years, she'd buy exotic flavours of loose-leaf teas in Toronto's Kensington Market, wrap them in cellophane and mail them to me.
When I moved to Toronto in my 20s, we would get together more often. And once a year, we'd meet up for high tea. We'd dress up in dangling earrings, dresses and loose scarves and meet at a fancy hotel, leaving diapers and other domestic responsibilities at home.
While I always cherished these times together – and still do – as the years passed, it became harder and harder to get together.
Weeks stretched into many months of not getting together. I could see that she was happy and knew that life was busy, but I couldn't stand not feeling prioritized. Eventually, our friendship simply fizzled.
In retrospect, even when Francis did make overtures to reconnect, I think I pulled away: Too much of a sense of rejection had already settled in. Francis never did anything awful to me; she simply didn't make the effort I needed to feel like an important friend.
On a Friday night in October 2013, we found our breaking point: We were supposed to get together for dinner, but I ended up staying at work late, waiting to hear back from her about a plan.
I became increasingly irritated as the hours ticked by. Eventually I called and left her an angry message.
She called back, very angry, and we agreed, I suppose, to disagree. She said, "Well, what does this mean? Is this it?"
When it's over, it's over
Best friends "rarely are forever," writes psychologist Irene S. Levine in her book Best Friends Forever: Surviving a Breakup with your Best Friend. After polling more than 1,500 women on their fractured friendships and best friend breakups, Levine confirmed that, "being tossed aside by a best friend is just as painful as being jilted by a boyfriend, husband or lover."
It shouldn't be so surprising, considering the amount of negotiation necessary for platonic friendships to succeed. It's much the same as a romantic relationship: You need to be able to manage conflict and have the capacity to talk about the relationship and set boundaries.
Sociologist Carol Smart, professor emerita at the Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives at The University of Manchester, says that the difference between the breakup of a relationship with an intimate partner and platonic friend is that one is recognized and one isn't: "While everyone talks about a breakup with a lover or a divorce, you're kind of not supposed to feel that way (with the end of a platonic friendship).
People don't understand why, since we choose our friends, it's such a big deal to "unchoose" them."
But the loss of a friendship can be a serious life event because our friends have become significant and lasting figures in our lives.
The intimacy and intensity of female friendships tend to last longer these days compared to, say, our grandparents' generation because "youth is extending until about age 30," says Smart.
With people getting married later, having children later and staying in university longer, there are many more years for women to focus on everyday friendships in a way they often can't when they have their own families and full-time jobs.
A best friend breakup can happen for all kinds of reasons
For some, a best friend breakup is because of a betrayal, because they feel replaced or because one person becomes too needy and the relationship doesn't feel reciprocal.
For others, feeling unsupported after a significant life event, such as a parent's death or the birth of a child, is enough to end a friendship.
Other times, over many years, women may simply cease to have things in common.
For me, I stopped feeling prioritized and, perhaps because I'm a twin, this is something I feel particularly sensitive to. I need to be the most special, at least part of the time.
Montreal therapist and sole parent Isabel Melo describes feeling ravaged when a 37-year-old friendship to someone she says was like a sister came to an end very abruptly via email. After months of her friend not returning her calls or emails, she received what she described as a best friend breakup letter on New Year's Eve from her "ex-friend."
It stated that she was not to try to reach her again and that "to contact her would be a serious violation of her boundaries."
"She broke my heart: I cried and cried and cried," she says. "It's like a hole. It affects your history. When I think back to my childhood, she's there. My adolescence, she's there."
Mara Korkola, a Toronto artist, also experienced a best friend breakup by email, without explanation, in what she describes as a "Dear John" letter. She says she felt confused and frustrated at not even being given an opportunity to process what had happened with her friend.
When Francis uttered those words to me over the phone that fall day in 2013, I was crushed. I cried on several occasions, engaged my poor husband in one too many conversations about this severance and suffered miserably from feeling rejected. The experience was traumatic – and lonely. It was like getting divorced but without the recognized grieving process. People don't exactly send cards or call after a best friend breakup.
When it's time to move on from a best friend breakup
Melo says that, while she is hurt and wouldn't have the same trust or respect for her friend, she has forgiven her and would rekindle the relationship in a minute.
Toronto writer Abigail Pugh, who has seen a couple of close friendships end due to conflicts that could not be resolved, says she hasn't ever quite let go of any "broken" friendship. After several years pass, the "rights" and "wrongs" disappear, replaced by a much simpler sense of missing the person.
Korkola, on the other hand, has moved on. Ending that one old friendship has paved the way for new, more fulfilling ones, she says.
As for Francis and I, there have been several kind overtures between us. She called, emailed and came to my dad's funeral last spring – for which I am so grateful and touched. I called and emailed to wish her happy birthday shortly after, and we've had several other email exchanges since then. Perhaps a reconnection is possible.
I have difficulty abandoning the past. Francis accepted and valued me from an age when I didn't even do the same for myself. We know each other. We have fun and we can be silly and young like we were when we first met – and I do miss her.
Writing this article has been therapeutic. I realize now that neither of us is "wrong" or bad; we've simply landed in different places – literally and figuratively.
We're no longer those young girls whiling away the steamy summer days on a cottage dock. And that, I now understand, is okay.
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Abstract Arlene Kaplan Daniels, sociology professor, was born on December 10th 1930 in New York, New York, the daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Rathstein) Daniels. As a child, she moved to California where her parents retained their professions as shopkeepers. Daniels attended the University of California at Berkeley, where she took a B.A. degree with honors in English (1952), an M.A. in Sociology (1954) and a Ph.D. in Sociology (1960). On June 9th, 1956, she married Richard Rene Daniels, an area...
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Abstract The papers of Frederic L. DuBow (instructor in sociology and criminal justice) include material in eight archival boxes, spanning the years 1963-1987. They are organized in four groups: biographical information; notes from several undergraduate courses DuBow took at Oberlin College; papers written by his students at Northwestern University; and material relating to his dissertation, "Justice for People: Law and Politics in the Lower Courts of Tanzania." Dissertation material comprises the...
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The papers of Mabel A. Elliott (sociologist, criminologist and penologist) consist of correspondence, teaching files, research materials, speeches, and publications. There is also one folder of biographical material and one of material relating to her education.
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Abstract Raymond W. Mack began his career at Northwestern as an assistant professor of sociology in 1953, and became a full professor in 1962. He was the founding director of Northwestern's Center for Urban Affairs from 1968-1971. He left teaching to become Vice President and Dean of Faculties, then Provost. In 1987 Mack returned to teaching and research, which he continued until his retirement in 1992. Mack wrote numerous articles and reviews for professional journals, especially on topics relating...
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Dates: 1917 - 2009; Other: Majority of material found within 1969 - 2007; Other: Date acquired: 04/11/2010
Ernest R. Mowrer (1895-1984) Papers
Abstract Ernest R. Mowrer, a sociologist, joined the faculty of NU in 1928, where he remained until his retirement in 1963. During his career he developed a scientific method for role theory in studying the interaction of members of a family and deviant behavior.The Ernest R. Mowrer papers fill twelve boxes (one of which, a dropfront, contains maps and graphs drawn for use in his book, Disorganization: Personal and Social). The papers are arranged in six subseries:...
Harriet R. Mowrer (1899-) Papers
Abstract The Harriet R. Mowrer papers fill two boxes and are arranged in seven subseries: correspondence, teaching files, case records, research files, professional organization files, speeches and papers, and publications. These are preceded by two folders of biographical materials including vitae, entries for biographical works, and clippings. These papers relate primarily to her professional activities; there is little personal material here. The correspondence deals primarily with Mowrer's...
Jack Nusan Porter (1944- ) Papers
Abstract Jack Nusan Porter received his doctorate in sociology from Northwestern University in 1971. His dissertation, "Student Protest, University Decision-Making, and the Technocratic Society: The Case of ROTC," was a study of student opposition to Northwestern's Reserve Officer Training Corps from 1968 to 1970. Porter's teaching and research interests included sociology, psychology, and Jewish studies. He was most active in the sociological study of Jewry, of genocide, and of the effects of the...
Subject: Sociology--Study and teaching X
Clinical sociology--Illinois--Chicago 1
College athletes 1
Greek Americans--Social conditions--Study and teaching 1
Jews--United States--Social conditions--Study and teaching 1
Women--Social conditions--Study and teaching 1
Daniels, Arlene Kaplan, 1930-2012 1
DuBow, Fred 1
Elliott, Mabel A. (Mabel Agnes), 1898-1990 1
Mack, Raymond W. 1
Moskos, Charles C. 1
Mowrer, Ernest R. (Ernest Russell), 1895-1983 1
Mowrer, Harriet R. (Harriet Rosenthal), 1899-1988 1
Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.)--Alumni and alumnae 1
Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.)--Sports 1
Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.). Center for Urban Affairs and Policy Research 1
Porter, Jack Nusan 1