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Australia faces loss of Chinese education market
September 23, 2020 September 30, 2021 Virgil E. Maynard
People enjoy a picnic by Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra, Australia, August 29, 2020. Photo: Xinhua
While some hawkish Australian politicians are poised to sacrifice the country's education sector for their geopolitical ends against China, industry watchers warn of a "global blow" to Australia.
China remained the main contributor to Australia's international education industry, but border closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, rising anti-Chinese sentiment in the country and worsening bilateral political climate discourage Chinese students from visiting Australian campuses.
Australian universities have openly expressed their struggles, such as budget deficits and heavy job cuts amid the pandemic, but Australian Ambassador Arthur Sinodinos to the United States has fueled Sino-Australian tensions, boasting that the Australia is prepared to bear the economic cost of standing up to China, the Australian newspaper reported on Tuesday.
When hawkish Australian politicians brag that Australia is prepared to shoulder the economic risks of its relationship with China, they are betraying Australia's own national interests by ignoring the fact that losing the Chinese market would only " inflict a detrimental impact on Australia's economy and the well-being of its people, "Chen Hong, professor and director of the Center for Australian Studies at East China Normal University, told The Global Times on Wednesday.
To serve Washington's geopolitical interests, these politicians would rather risk the partnership with China and arm Sino-Australian economic and trade activities, Chen said, adding that China had never been a rival to Australia.
To lose China's lucrative education market, Australia would face at least $ 27.26 billion, causing waves of layoffs and economic deficits, the Global Times has learned. Data from the Australian Department of Education showed that the number of Chinese students in Australia was 27.3% of the total in 2019, contributing about a third of the country's total international education income, or about 184. , 7 billion yuan ($ 27.26 billion).
Some Chinese students in the affected country by the Global Times said that Chinese students, on average, pay around A $ 35,000 (US $ 25,000) in tuition fees per year in Australia, as well as $ 35,000 in housing costs and subsistence per year.
Chinese student incomes have not only supported Australia's education boom, but also fueled the prosperity of real estate and luxury goods in places where universities are located, education observers said earlier. Chen said the loss of income will also hamper the universities' education, research and infrastructure projects.
When universities in countries like the UK charter flights for Chinese students to return to campus, the Global Times learned on Wednesday from Air China and China Southern Airlines that there were no plans at this time. 'charter flights for Chinese students. to Australia.
Hainan Airlines also said that apart from charter flights to the UK, it has no other plans for universities in other countries.
RMIT University and Australian National University are set to increase their layoff targets by more than 50%, while other universities, including the University of New South Wales, have said they will switch to mandatory layoffs after that voluntary redundancies have not resulted in sufficient savings. , reported a Chinese study abroad agency in Australia, citing data from the Australian Financial Review.
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Tinchy Stryder and Jameela Jamil launch Xperia PLAY
Yesterday, Tinchy Stryder and Jameela Jamil emerged from the wreckage of a crashed helicopter set at the Xperia™ PLAY Rooms in London to launch Sony Ericsson's groundbreaking new handset Xperia™ PLAY.
The Xperia™ PLAY Rooms popped up for one day only to immerse consumers in a surreal fusion of gaming genres. Visitors were subjected to a world that featured everything from a fluorescent blue forest, burnt out helicopter, American muscle car and a Shanghai street bar.
Commuters arrived bright and early to be among the first in the world to try out their gaming skills on Xperia™ PLAY, with some gaming enthusiasts swapping their suits for Spiderman or Stormtrooper costumes. A select few also got their hands on tickets to Sony Ericsson's private launch party, with performances by Tinchy Stryder and The Nextmen.
Tinchy Stryder commented, "I'm a big gamer so it's great to be involved with the launch of Xperia™ PLAY. I spend a lot of my time on the road, so to have a mobile with a PlayStation gaming pad is cool."
Jameela added, "I got to launch an awesome gaming phone and hang out with Tinchy, although he needs to learn to be a little bit less competitive when it comes to playing games."
The Xperia™ PLAY goes on sale globally on the 1st April 2010. The Xperia™ PLAY Rooms were open to the public for one day only on the 31st March until 5pm.
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Bursting with sweet and spicy flavour, try this sticky Chinese drumstick recipe!
In a jug mix the passata, soy sauce honey, sesame oil and garlic to make a glaze, put the chicken in an ovenproof dish and pour over the glaze, season with black pepper and bake for 40-45 minutes.
Cook the rice according to instructions. sprinkle your chicken with the sesame seeds and spring onion.


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Confronting Racism
Practicing Antiracism
Scriptures for Racial Justice & Healing
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Pat Jackson
Dreaming for Justice
THE SPEECH. This year will mark the 60th anniversary of what might be the most famous speech ever given by an American. On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. painted a picture that remains fixed in our national consciousness. It was a dream. But is the picture we hold onto from that address the image that King most wanted to illustrate? Many perhaps recall these evocative lines,
I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave-owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood ... I have a dream that one day in Alabama ... little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers.
This dream was an image of reconciliation, a coming together across the lines of race which in 1963 were often fixed barriers that might shock us today. And yet in truth our separation in society along the lines of race remains, if perhaps but more subtly. And so many of us continue to long for reconciliation. But King's dream, as offered from those marble steps 60 years ago, was grounded first and foremost in a call for justice. The image he put forward was that of a bounced check.
Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclaimation ... But one hundred years later ... the life of the colored American is still sadly crippled by the manacle of segregation and the chains of discrimination ... In a sense we have come to our Nation's Capital to cash a check. When the architects of our great republic wrote the magnificent words of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, they were signing a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir ... It is obvious today that America has defaulted on this promissory note insofar as her citizens of color are concerned. Instead of honoring this sacred obligation, America has given its colored people a bad check, a check that has come back marked "insufficient funds." But we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt. We refuse to believe that there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity of this nation. So we have come to cash this check, a check that will give us upon demand the riches of freedom and security of justice.
It was upon such a foundation of justice that King then imagined the scenes of reconciliation that fired people's imagination -- then, and now. This MLK holiday, as we consider the giant legacy of that icon whose life was snuffed out at a mere 39 years of age, let's continue to dream. But let us fix our dreams on justice, the justice we still need today in the face of enduring inequities of household wealth, healthcare outcomes, treatment in our criminal justice system (among other arenas of life) that persist along the lines of race.
Then, and only then, may we truly hope to hear freedom ring and harvest the fruit of reconciliation that we crave across this great land.
-- Rev, Pat Jackson
A Thanksgiving Reflection
I awoke today to the news of just the latest mass shooting in the United States. Seven people, including the shooter, were killed in Chesapeake, VA, falling fast on the heels of the killings in Colorado Springs and Charlottesville. It feels as though we've reached the point where these slaughters have become commonplace, routine, accepted, just the "cost of doing business" as Americans. As we prepare to gather around tables to offer thanks, it feels as though we need to acknowledge that we have some deep sicknesses in our land. We like to say that America is an 'exceptional country' – and we certainly are in many respects. But we're also exceptionally violent. We have an exceptional degree of poverty and inequality. We have an exceptional history of racial oppression and bigotry that continue to mark and contort our society today. We can be exceptionally caustic in our civic discourse. And so in this season of gratitude, I'd like to say "no thank you" to gun violence, "no thank you" to racism and white supremacy, "no thank you" to anti-gay hate, "no thank you" to Christian nationalism, antisemitism and Islamophobia.
(Breath)
My hope in the midst of these national afflictions rests in the exceptional compassion found in the American people, in their exceptional generosity, in their exceptional faith in the God who holds us, and in the exceptional humanism of those who don't adhere to any particular faith tradition. Dr. King often said it most profoundly. He offered, "Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that."
Rev. Pat Jackson
Unity Walk 2022
How far can you go in 1.8 miles? Would you imagine across the globe and across thousands of years?
This past Sunday, I shared in the annual Unity Walk that is organized by the Interfaith Council of Metropolitan Washington. Hundreds shared in that 1.8 mile walk that stitched together visits to six faith communities and featured over a dozen faith traditions. The event began with a dessert bar, music and program at Washington Hebrew Congregation (F). Outside of Annunciation Catholic Church (H), representatives gathered from Masjid Mohammad (the Nation's Mosque), BRIDGES (Building Relationship through Interfaith Dialogue towards a Good and Equitable Society) of Loudon County, VA, and a Loudon Cty multi-faith Scout Troop. I crossed the street to St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church where one of the faith leaders (D) shared the significance of the markings on the bread used in the course of worship. A member spoke to me of the wonder of their Easter service which begins at midnight and concludes at sunrise. Following that stop I was in for a barrel of laughs at the Community of Christ Church as 4 comics from "Interfaith Comedy" (C --Yasmin Elhady pictured) brought the house down! There, I met up with my friend Rabbi Fred Scherlinder Dobb of Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation (G) who, with a youth delegation from the congregation, makes the Unity Walk an annual pilgrimage. Recovering from the comedy set, I walked into the stunning interior of St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral (B) where the mosaics take your breath away. The final faith community site was the Islamic Center of Washington – a beautiful structure that I'd driven or walked past a hundred times. After stepping through the arches (E) of the plaza out front, I added my shoes to those in the cubbies next to the entrance and stepped into a hushed space where a group of men were offering afternoon prayers. The final stop was hosted by the United Hindu and Jain Temples (UHJT) at the Indian Consulate. Rajwant Singh of the Sikh community and Siva Subramanian of the UHJT community (A) spoke along with representatives from Jain, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Zoroastrian, and Baha'i faiths. The Mosaic Harmony choir (I) closed the 2022 Unity Walk with rousing song.
1.8 miles. Or think of it as 3,801 steps into music, dialogue, laughter, introductions and reunions, delicious food, invitations to learn and grow, and the continuing hope and promise that people of faith can come together across traditions that at once distinguish us and bind us together. Unity Walk 2022. If you missed it, put it on your calendar for 2023! I'll see you there!
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Jeep is testing car-sharing and subscription services for owners of its vehicles.
Two pilot programs with Jeep owners in Boston will start next week and run for three months, Tim Kuniskis, head of Jeep North America, tells MotorTrend.
A peer-to-peer pilot car-sharing program will select 100 new Jeep owners who can make money by renting their vehicle to others. Jeep will partner with the personal car rental app Turo for the pilot program. Kuniskis said that, fittingly, Turo's top peer-to-peer shared car is a Wrangler.
The 100 Jeep owners will be able to rent out their new vehicle to help offset costs. The owner gets to offset payments while Jeep benefits from getting a prospective buyer into a Jeep for a day or two. It is a longer, real-world test drive where the renter talks to the owner, instead of a dealer, about how they like the vehicle.
"We want to see if people see this as a way to offset their payments," said Kuniskis. "Are they interested in loaning their new car to offset a $600 a month payment? For would-be buyers it might help them decide whether they want to make a $45,000 purchase. Am I sure I want to do this. Let me talk to someone who has had one for a year."
There is concern that automakers are pricing themselves out of the market and people simply can't afford a new car. Only a third of vehicles sold are less than $30,000, and people are spending 10 percent of their household income on a vehicle, said Jonathan Smoke, chief economist with Cox Automotive.
Today 93 percent of miles travelled are with a personally owned car, said Isabelle Helms, Cox vice president of research and market intelligence, who released a mobility study today. Owning a car costs an average of $0.50 a mile compared with $0.25 to ride public transit, $1.30 for ride-hailing, $1.50 for car-sharing, and $0.80 for a subscription service. When alternatives to car ownership reach about 60 cents a mile, she expects ownership to drop significantly to only 61 percent. Cox forecasts subscription services will become popular, rising to about 10 percent of miles travelled while ride-sharing and ride-hailing will be in the 1 percent range.
Jeep is also starting a three-month trial subscription service, again with 100 Jeep owners, who will have access to other FCA products such as a Ram pickup to deliver some mulch or a minivan for a family trip.
Kuniskis says some of the challenges preventing subscription services from taking off include price and the range of vehicles offered. The advantage of FCA is the ability to get a truck or a minivan or a Charger or a Challenger. "We think the breadth is helpful."
Another challenge is the dropoff and pickup of the vehicle, so the pilot program will be tested in different ways. Some will include dropoff and pickup while others will test a program where they must handle the logistics themselves. Having two test groups will gauge how important that part of the service is and show if it affects utilization rates. Because this is only a three-month trial, FCA will use Avis to supply the vehicles so dealers don't have to take on the expense and have the inventory in stock for the pilot.
The participants would not be charged for the service, but ultimately a subscription service would have a charge.
The Jeep programs, if implemented fully after the test periods, will build on the existing Jeep Wave membership program that offers a concierge service with a 24-hour hotline, some maintenance, same-day rental, access to VIP events, parking, and other perks. Jeep Wave was always meant to be an umbrella of bigger things Jeep wanted to do, Kuniskis said.
"We're going slowly to make sure we're doing it the way the Jeep owner would want us to do it, and making sure it's right for the brand," said Kuniskis.


Pastry Arts started at 8am.
First Pastry Class in the kitchen with my favorite chef! Chef Fotios, and he is from GREECE! We learned about theory and the basics of pralines. We made a lot of differentkinds of fillings. Baileys, Cognac, Grand Cru and more.
Today the photo for the student ID was taken today and everything went well except the FRENCH CLASS! applied for the French class instead of the german class. We will see how everything goes after week 11.


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Is anyone else finding the light blue text on the light gray background in Jive impossible to read?
Although I love all of the features that Jive is bringing to the community, I am finding the light blue text on the gray background very difficult to read/focus on. Anyone else? Is there a way to fix this? Is there a high contrast setting like on my iPhone that I could use?
Yes...you can go into your preferences and turn on the "High Contrast" setting.
Also, for questions about the Jive community, please post those in the Meta Community Group where Instructure is housing all questions about this interface. My guess is that one of the Community Admins at Instructure will be moving this topic there soon.
THANK YOU! So much better!
Wow, Chris, thanks! I'm very impressed with the high contrast view. I didn't realize that the light blue/light grey was giving me trouble until after I enabled the high contrast scheme.
I noticed the light blue really depends on the screen I'm using. My older screen displays it much lighter than it is. My MacBook and DELL screen show the light blue much darker!
Given that this preference is tied to the user, making it universally applicable across all devices and browsers, I think I'm sticking with high contrast.
I agree. I have mine in high contrast as well! I did find it curious that it was dependent on the screen thought!


Opened on the Gourock Extension Railway (Caledonian Railway).
This is the main station in Greenock. It replaced Greenock Bridge Street which was the original terminus of the line. The original terminus line was located slightly to the north and the line was cut back to the new station on opening. The new station opened with extension of the line west to Gourock.
Renaming came in 1898 to 'Greenock Central'.
The station had a large glazed roof with castellated turrets at the ends of the supporting walls. It has two through platforms and a bay platform with two lines. The cut back roof was removed in the 1990s.
To the immediate south of the station was Greenock Goods and the site of the Greenock Works and Shed, probably partly encroached on the station construction.


Tuesday, CD5. On the table, I think about the meat under my skin; the yellow blubber into which I've pressed the needles, the throb of arteries and swoosh of blood and the jumble of organs inside of me. I am worlds away from the susurrus of consultation between my thighs. The rise and fall of my breaths are tsunamis and my being is displaced. So I build a boat for my mind and float away on the water. I am untouchable until they speak my name. This will all be worth it for the baby: approximately one-hundred-and-fifty cells of human potential whom the embryologist graded 'perfect' one October, just as the leaves were turning golden, before tucking it away for its long Winter. I have given up coffee and I decline champagne in the boardroom, laughing when when a colleague asks me pointedly if I am pregnant again. But I feel contaminated by the memories, the body-that-was-not-my-body that will belong, for a time, if it sticks, to this perfect new human. How can I convince an embryo to make a home of this toxic wasteland? I don't know how to be habitable.
But oh, beautiful tiny human, I want you. When I picture our future I can see you; the boys and their sisters are exploring the beach together, they are investigating the rock pools, gentle hands cupping tiny crabs, running strands of seaweed through their fingers, displaying to each other tiny treasures and then bringing them to you, our baby on the blanket, for your delight. There was a time, a brief period, when I thought that we were done with babies; when our little boys played about our feet and I held our firstborn daughter and our end-on-a-high. But you are missing. I know that we are missing you.
We are silly, we are dreamers, but we have a name for you and when I say the word it conjures you. You are a part of our future so absolutely that I cannot imagine a future without you; you are so real to us, tiny snowflake, that it terrifies me to imagine that this transfer could fail, that your perfect cells could cease to divide and come to naught inside of me, that the magic could end long before its time. It makes me afraid of myself; afraid of my body. I love the scientists that have crafted our family; I love the researchers, the embryologists, the nurses and the doctors, I love the wonder of petri dishes and your first, perfect photo; a frozen-in-time image of the you before you. But I am frightened of myself; I am frightened that I will fail you.
We are the luckiest. We dreamed a dream and it was realised; two daughters and two sons, Blyton-esque. There are mornings where I lay in bed and I can hear them telling each other stories, laughing together, and my own incredible fortune catches my breath in my throat. I don't know how to be more grateful than I already feel; my life often feels like a storybook, a fairy tale, a beautiful modern love story. I find that I am always waiting for the bubble to burst, I feel that I do not deserve you – but you cannot be justified or qualified, my tiny supernova. You are simply missing, and I cannot wait to find you and for you to join us. And I hope so much that when we transfer you next week, you are the blastocyst that chooses to stick around and complete us.
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Epicurus Magazine
Epicurean Essays of Enduring Significance
Philosophy For the Millions – By Norman DeWitt
by Cassius AmicusPosted on January 4, 1947 May 4, 2020
In January of 1947, Norman W. DeWitt, professor emeritus of Latin at Victoria College in Toronto, Canada, published the first in a series of scholarly articles on the life and work of Epicurus. DeWitt later developed many of the themes presented here in his monumental book Epicurus and His Philosophy, which is among the best references on Epicurean philosophy available today.
Philosophy for the Millions appeared in Volume 42, No. 4 of The Classical Journal, and is reproduced in full as follows:
PDF Version here: NWD – Philosophy for the Millions
EPICURUS: PHILOSOPHY FOR THE MILLIONS
The Unknown Philosopher
By Norman W. DeWitt
THE FIRST FUMBLING attempts to reason from manifest effects to hidden causes and to present a picture of the inner nature of things were made on the margin of the Greek world; it is around the rim of a vessel that the blinking beads of ferment are first seen to rise. On that restless Greek frontier was born a succession of pioneers of thought. Of their reasoned guesses the majority now seem absurd, but within two centuries their tentative efforts had arrived at an atomic theory of the constitution of matter. This was far from being absurd; it was the borderland of chemistry.
The greatest name in this succession of first researchers was that of Democritus, who became known as the laughing philosopher. In his ethical teaching great store was set by cheerfulness.
Democritus was still living when the new scientific movement suffered a violent reverse. It was in Athens, a center of conservatism, that the opposition arose and it was brilliantly headed. The leader was no other than Socrates, who despaired of the possibility of scientific knowledge. Even Aristotle, who pioneered in some branches of science, rejected the atomic theory. Between these two great names came that of Plato, who believed the ultimate realities to be not atoms but triangles, cubes, spheres and the like. By a kind of analogy he extended this doctrine to the realm of abstract thought. If, for example, perfect spheres exist, why should not perfect justice exist also? Convinced that such perfect justice did exist, he sought in his own way to find it. The ten books of his Republic record only part of his searchings of the mind. At the core of all this thinking lies the doctrine that the eternal, unchangeable things are forms, shapes, models, patterns, or, what means the same thing in Greek, "ideas." All visible things are but changing copies of unchanging forms.
The Epicurean Revival
After the great triumvirate of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle had passed away the scientific tradition was revived with timely amendments by Epicurus. In his time it was the prevalent teaching that the qualities of compound bodies must be explained by the qualities of the ingredients. If the compound body was cold, then it must contain the cold element air, if moist, water, if dry, earth, and if hot, fire. Even Aristotle sanctioned this belief in the four elements. Epicurus, on the contrary, maintained that colorless atoms could produce a compound of any color according to the circumstances of their combination. This was the first definite recognition of what we now know as chemical change.
The Stoic Reaction
Epicurus was still a young man when Athenian conservatism bred a second reaction to the new science. This was headed by Zeno, the founder of Stoicism. His followers welcomed a regression more extreme than that of Aristotle in respect to the prime elements. For the source of their physical theories they went back to Heracleitus, who believed that the sole element was fire. This was not a return to the Stone Age but it was a longish way in that direction.
This Heracleitus had been a doleful and eccentric individual and became known, in contrast to the cheerful Democritus, as the weeping philosopher. His gloom was perpetuated in Stoicism, a cheerless creed, of which the founder is described as "the sour and scowling Zeno." Epicurus, on the contrary, urged his disciples to "wear a smile while they practiced their philosophy."
Running parallel to these contrasting attitudes toward life and physical theories was an equally unbroken social divergence. Platonism as a creed was always aristocratic and in favor in royal courts. "I prefer to agree with Plato and be wrong than to agree with those Epicureans and be right," wrote Cicero, and this snobbish attitude was not peculiar to him. Close to Platonism in point of social ranking stood Stoicism, which steadily extolled virtue, logic, and divine providence. This specious front was no less acceptable to hypocrites than to saints. Aptly the poet Horace, describing a pair of high-born hypocrites, mentions "Stoic tracts strewn among the silken cushions." Epicureanism, on the contrary, offered no bait to the silk-cushion trade. It eschewed all social distinction. The advice of the founder was to have only so much regard for public opinion as to avoid unfriendly criticism for either sordidness or luxury. This was no fit creed for the socially or politically ambitious.
The Schoolteacher's Son
Who, then, was this cheerful and friendly Epicurus, this apostle of the unambitious life? He was the son of an Athenian schoolteacher resident on the island of Samos. These items carry no sting today, but in Athens it was different. That cradle of democracy was democratic only within limits. Its citizens looked down upon both islanders and school teachers: upon islanders as small fry, who needed protection from the stronger; upon schoolteachers because, like their own secluded women, they spent their time with children. A satirist not only twitted Epicurus with being an islander but also coined a comic name for him, Grammadidaskalides, as if we should have a name "Schoolteacherson." Of a certain rival Epicurus himself had the following to record: "This upset him so completely that he fell to abusing me and called me a schoolteacher."
Evidence of the little tempest that swirled for a time about this word is furnished by the fact that from the school of Epicurus it was banned. Not only the head himself but all his assistants were styled "guides" or "leaders."
It is hardly to be expected that a man so discounted by the upper classes in antiquity, to whom ancient writers for the greater part addressed themselves, should enjoy an unspotted record with posterity, and to so express it is a euphemism. Much of what may be read concerning Epicurus even in the most recent handbooks consists of traditional misrepresentation, disparagement or plain falsehood. His life, for example, has been called uneventful. This is certainly untrue of his youth. His boyhood fell in the years when every Greek hamlet must have been ringing with the startling reports of Alexander's victories. The time for performing his required military service coincided with the news of Alexander's tragic end. As a cadet or ephebe he must have witnessed, as it were, the last futile war against Macedon, the reception in Athens of a Macedonian garrison and the suicide of Demosthenes. Even the forced retirement of Aristotle during the same crisis and his death at Chalcis must have been meaningful enough to one already interested in philosophy.
During this same two year interval the paternal home in Samos had been broken up and the family expelled from the island. All the Athenian settlers were evicted by the Macedonian general Perdiccas. Some twelve years later Epicurus himself was destined to be forcibly driven from Mytilene. Even after his final settlement in Athens the city endured a painful siege and the beans doled out to the members of the school had to be counted. Such are a few highlights of a life that biographers call "uneventful."
The Pragmatic Urgency
His stormy cadetship terminated, Epicurus rejoined his father and family in Asia, where a safe refuge had been found in the ancient city of Colophon. There in the course of the ensuing decade a great illumination came to him and the result was a new philosophy inevitably conditioned by the external events and the intellectual currents of the time. In so far as this new philosophy revived the scientific tradition it was Ionian; in so far as it exalted ethics above physics it was virtually Socratic. Yet this similarity is apt to be obscured by more conspicuous differences. The new doctrine divorced ethics from politics, which was heterodoxy in Athens. It allied itself instead with the Ionian tradition of medicine, which was philanthropic and independent of political preferences. Just as all human beings, men, women and children, slave and free, stand in need of health, so all mankind, according to Epicurus, stands in need of guidance toward the happy life. This view of things tinged his philosophy with the color of a gospel and bestowed upon it a pragmatic urgency which is lacking in Socratic thought. With the leisurely meanderings of dialectic he had no patience. Truth, he believed, must possess immediate relevance to living.
The New Ecumenical Outlook
The Nature of the new outlook was placed in a bright light by a comparison that suggested itself to Epicurus. In Athens men practiced a weird Corybantic rite of mental healing in which the patient sat solitary upon a throne while the ministrant went dancing around him in riotous music and song. The first reaction to this treatment, should the cure succeed, was bewilderment, the second drowsiness, and the third an ecstatic awakening to joy and health. In this rite Epicurus saw a reversed image of his own program of healing. Instead of a single favored individual surrounded by a ministering multitude, he envisaged the vast multitude of humanity in need of healing while a lone personified Philanthropia offered her ministrations: "Love goes dancing round and round the inhabited earth, crying to all men to awake to the blessedness of the happy life." About the identity of this Love there can be no doubt; it is the Hippocratic love of mankind, which to true members of that craft was inseparable from the love of healing.
In this teaching Epicurus displayed his originality. His new design for living was applicable everywhere, irrespective of country or government. He had emancipated himself from the obsessions of his race, political separatism and the exclusive faith in political action. The whole world was a single parish.
It is mere justice that other original features of the new philosophy should receive recognition. Cicero, a crafty trial lawyer, in his last years employed the tricks of the courts to discredit Epicureanism with his contemporaries and with posterity. Among other false charges he upbraided Epicurus for neglecting methodical partitions of subject matter, classifications, and definitions. Yet the pragmatic partition of knowledge that was standard in Cicero's own day and throughout the greater part of ancient time was the invention of the despised Epicurus. His division was three headed: The Canon, Physics and Ethics. The Stoics, always great borrowers, changed this partition into Physics, Ethics and Logic. Their Logic was taken from Aristotle, nor did it matter that this was substituted for the Canon. Both the Canon and Logic had for their function the test of truth.
The orderliness of Epicurean thought, which Cicero denied, is also exemplified by the Canon. According to this we possess three contacts with the external world: Sensations, Feelings, and Anticipations. In our handbooks two of these three are completely misrepresented. It is usual to declare that Epicurus believed "in the infallibility of sensation." Not even the ancients ventured to go so far as this in misrepresentation. What Epicurus really did believe was that only immediate sensations are true. For example, if the observer sees an ox at a distance of ten feet, he can be sure it is an ox, but if he sees an animal at the distance of a mile, he may be uncertain whether it is an ox or a horse. Moreover, it does not follow that because a sensation is true it is also trustworthy. An oar in the water appears to be bent; the sensation is true but it is false to the facts. Naturally all sensations must be checked by one another and by those of other observers.
The Feelings alone have been rightly reported. By these were meant pleasure and pain. These are instruments of Nature in teaching both brute beasts and human beings the facts of life: honey is sweet, fire hurts.
The third term, Anticipation (Prolepsis), has suffered the worst from misrepresentation. Unlike the Sensations and Feelings, the reference of which is chiefly to physical contacts, the Anticipations have to do with social relations and with abstract ideas, such as that of justice. Epicurus rightly observed that both animals and human beings from the moment of birth not only reach out for food and avoid pain but also exhibit soon a pre disposition to fall into patterns of behavior agreeable to their respective kinds. In the case of human beings he speaks of this predisposition as an idea faintly sketched on the mind at birth. Since it there exists in advance of experience of life and of conscious reflection it is styled by him an Anticipation or Prolepsis.
Moreover, since a certain pattern of behavior is proper to each race of living things, it follows that in the case of the human race, for example, a definition of justice, to be true, must square itself with the innate idea of justice. It is in this sense that the Anticipations serve as tests of truth and find a place in the Canon. Truth must square with Nature.
The error of the handbooks on this point is fundamental. They have confused general concepts, such as that of a horse, with abstract ideas, such as those of justice, piety or friendship.
These three, then, Sensations, Feelings, and Anticipations, constituted the Epicurean tripod of truth. Through the first we come to know the physical world; through the second we learn the pleasures and pains of living; by the third we are guided aright to the recognition of abstract truth.
The New Physics
The orderliness of Epicurean thought is admirably exemplified also in the Physics. In a textbook entitled the Twelve Abridgements Epicurus furnished his disciples with the only coherent and complete summary of the general principles of physics ever promulgated in the ancient world. A few specimens will suffice for illustration: 1. Matter is indestructible. 2. Matter is uncreatable. 3. The universe consists of atoms and space. 4. The universe is infinite. 5. Bodies are either simple or compound.
The rest of the principles deal with the qualities of atoms, their hardly imaginable speed in space, their vibrations in compounds, their capacity to form compounds possessing qualities not possessed by themselves, such as color or plasticity, and their proneness to form filmy images of things, called idols, which explain the sensation of vision.
Especially important was the doctrine that in the motions of the atoms there existed a sufficient degree of free play to permit the exercise of free will in animals and man. This is known as "the doctrine of the swerve."
The New Freedom
Epicurus was the first Greek philosopher to expressly sponsor a doctrine of free will. His predecessors had recognized three forces as incompatible with the freedom of the individual. First, certain physicists, Democritus among them, had posited the supremacy of the inviolable laws of Nature. This was known as Necessity. Second, the Greeks in general had thought of man as helpless before the will of the gods. This was called either Fate or Necessity. Third, the Greeks generally conceded to Fortune the ability to make or mar the happiness of men.
Like the modern pragmatist, Epicurus stressed the power of man to control his experience. The Necessity of the physicists he eliminated by his doctrine of a certain freedom of play in the atoms. The Necessity of Fate he expunged by denying any form of divine interference in the affairs of men. Fortune he taught his disciples to defy on the ground that the caprices of chance could be all but completely forestalled by rational planning. These teachings nullified the importance of Greek poets as moral teachers. Homer and the tragic drama went overboard. Epicurus styled their moral teachings a hodge-podge.
This new freedom signified the privilege of being continuously happy. This too was new, because Plato and most other teachers had assumed the existence of peaks of pleasure alternating with intervals void of pleasure. Continuous pleasure Epicurus made conceivable and feasible by defining pleasure as a healthy mind in a healthy body, mens sana in corpore sano. The limit of it was freedom from pain of body and distress. Pleasures, he said, was normal, just as health is normal; pain was abnormal, just as sickness is abnormal. By living the right kind of life and by limiting the desires he declared that continuity of happiness could be achieved. The control of experience was to him a categorical imperative.
Pleasure Not the Greatest Good
In spite of this teaching it was not the doctrine of Epicurus that pleasure was the greatest good. To his thinking the greatest good was life itself. This was a logical deduction from the denial of immortality. Without the afterlife this present life becomes the concentration of all values. Pleasure, or happiness, has its place as the end, goal, or fulfillment of living.
It was the Stoics and Cicero who concocted and publicized the false report that Epicurus counted pleasure as the greatest good. This is mistakenly asserted in all our handbooks.
The New Psychology
Just as the belief in immortality leads to the exaltation of the soul and the depreciation of the body, so the belief in mortality presumes a certain parity of importance between soul and body. To Epicurus the soul is of similar structure to the body, differing only in the fineness and mobility of the component atoms. Body and soul work as a team. The soul bestows sensitivity upon the body and the body in turn bestows it upon the soul. This results in "co-sensitivity," as Epicurus calls it. Sensation itself, he claimed, is irrational. Thus the tongue by physical contact receives the stimulus of sweetness, but it is the intelligence, part of the soul, that recognizes this stimulus and issues the pronouncement, "This is honey." This interdependence of soul and body extends to all activities. Responses to stimuli are total, not separate; they are "psychosomatic," to use a term of modern psychiatry. Epicurus scorned all philosophy that failed to regard psychiatry as its function.
Persecution by the Platonists
At the age of thirty Epicurus migrated from Colophon to Mytilene and began to promulgate these heterodoxies as a public teacher. In that city the Platonists were dominant. Within the space of a few months he seems to have had them about his ears. Within a year their enmity had aroused the authorities and so incited the populace that he was forced to take ship in the winter season and in danger of shipwreck or capture by pirates. Never afterward did he venture like other philosophers to teach in public places.
In Lampsacus on the Hellespont he found a refuge, gained the favor of the authorities, assembled a strong school and obtained financial support. After four years he felt strong enough to carry the war into Africa, as is said in Roman history, and removed to Athens, locating himself on the same street as Plato's Academy and not far from it.
The New Procedures
Persecution had not changed his doctrines but it did revolutionize his procedures. Public appearances were avoided; instruction was confined to his own house and the garden he had purchased. Outside of the school he instituted a method of disseminating his new doctrine by personal contacts. Each convert was urged to win over the members of his own household, his friends and neighbors, "never slackening in spreading by every means the doctrines of the true philosophy." Prospective converts were plied with books and tracts. Epicurus himself, like John Wesley, became a busy compiler of textbooks, and specific instructions were written for the proper use of them. He made outlines of doctrine for those who were unable to live in residence. The allegiance of disciples living in other cities was retained by epistles painstakingly composed. Thus the new school was transformed into a self-propagating sect.
Within two centuries this self-extending gospel of the tranquil life had spread to most parts of the Graeco-Roman world. "It took Italy by storm," as Cicero reluctantly records. At the same time the forces of opposition were growing in like proportion. The campaigns of the Stoics became so notorious that modern scholars have all but overlooked the original battle with the Platonists, whose acrid criticisms were refurbished by Plutarch under the early Empire. By that time the Christian writers had joined the chorus of opposition and at last, in the stormy fourth century, the friendly sect seems to have been finally silenced. For some centuries afterward all that survived was a trickle of untruth. Men still knew something of epicurism but nothing of Epicureanism.
Yet when the study of natural science was at last reborn, it was the once rejected atomic theory that furnished the starting point for modern chemistry, and when modern thinkers began to see evolutionary processes in human institutions, it was observed that long ago Epicurus had blazed that path of enquiry. Erring with Plato had its pleasure and its profit but also its price, the postponement of scientific progress. Platonic thought had some close affinities with the Stone Age.
Legend to the original 1947 article:
This article outlines a new interpretation of Epicureanism. Documentation will be offered elsewhere. [Editor's note: And was offered, in the voluminous notes to DeWitt's later work: Epicurus and His Philosophy] In the meantime the author will gladly furnish references if requested.
Norman W. DeWitt is Professor Emeritus of Latin in Victoria College, University of Toronto. For a number of years his researches have been devoted to Epicurus. The need for a reinterpretation of the work and influence of this truly unknown philosopher can hardly be over estimated, for he belongs to that other classical tradition which was overshadowed by Platonism and Stoicism. Unobserved by humanists, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries there was a renaissance of science which took men back to Hippocrates and Democritus – and upon this renaissance the modern world was built.
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Het Belgisch verzet in de Tweede Wereldoorlog is de verzamelnaam voor alle personen en groepen die tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog weerstand boden aan de Duitse bezetting van België. Het verzet wordt ook wel de weerstand genoemd en verzetsleden "weerstanders" of witten.

Voorgeschiedenis
Ondanks aandringen van de SS van Heinrich Himmler voor een burgerlijk bestuur (Zivilverwaltung), bleef België, samen met Noord-Frankrijk tot 7 juni 1944 onder militair bestuur (Militärverwaltung).

De 62-jarige Pruisische generaal Freiherr Alexander von Falkenhausen werd als militair gouverneur (Militärbefehlshaber) aangewezen. Zijn taak was om de rust en orde in zijn gebied te bewaren, maar ook om het economisch en menselijk potentieel daarvan optimaal aan te wenden voor de Duitse oorlogvoering.
Daartoe vormde hij een Verwaltungsstab onder leiding van Eggert Reeder en een Kommandostab onder leiding van majoor Bodo von Harbou. De eerste was bevoegd voor de burgerlijke aspecten van het bestuur, de tweede voor de militaire.

Voor de uitvoering beschikte hij over de bezettingstroepen, de Feldgendarmerie en de Geheime Feldpolizei en kon ook een beroep doen op hulpeenheden zoals de Vlaamse Wacht, Garde Wallonne en Hilfsfeldgendarmerie.
Daarnaast opereerden ook nog de Abwehr en de SIPO-SD (Sicherheitspolizei - Sicherheitsdienst) in bezet gebied. De eerste hing af van het Oberkommando der Wehrmacht en de laatsten van het Reichssicherheitshauptamt van Himmler. De beruchte Gestapo was een onderafdeling van de SIPO-SD.
Een groot deel van de politionele taken gebeurde echter door de Belgische politie en rijkswacht, waar von Falkenhausen de controle over had.

Aanvankelijk gedroegen de Duitsers zich correct. Maar de Britse weerstand, de strijd in de Sovjet-Unie (vanaf 22 juni 1941), de intrede van de Verenigde Staten in de oorlog (7 december 1941), de racistische maatregelen tegen de Joden in België, het toenemend voedseltekort, het ontberen van de vrijheid en de verplichte tewerkstelling in Duitsland vanaf 1942, deden het Belgisch verzet groeien. Veel werkweigeraars, die zich toch al verborgen moesten houden, gingen met het verzet meewerken.

Passief verzet
Staken was de meest voorkomende vorm van passief verzet en gebeurde dikwijls op symbolische datums, zoals 10 mei (verjaardag van de inval), 21 juli (nationale feestdag) en 11 november (Duitse overgave in 1918). De grootste staking brak uit op 10 mei 1941 in de staalfabrieken van Cockerill-Sambre in Seraing. Al snel waren ten minste 70.000 arbeiders in de volledige provincie Luik in staking. De Duitsers verhoogden de lonen met 8% en de staking stopte snel.

Actief verzet
De voornaamste acties van het actieve verzet bestonden uit:
Het doorspelen van inlichtingen ten behoeve van Groot-Brittannië (de voornaamste inlichtingennetten waren: "Cleveland" of "Clarence" van Walthère Dewé, "Zero" van Fernand Kerkhofs, "Luc" van Georges Leclercq, "Sabot" van P. Bouriez, "Mill" van Adrien Marquet)
Het helpen vluchten van ca. 1600 neergeschoten Britse piloten en vliegtuigbemanning
Het doden van collaborateurs
het verzorgen van clandestiene pers (650 verschillende bladen met als hoogtepunt de uitgave van de "Valse  Soir" op 9 november 1943) om het moreel van de bevolking hoog te houden
Het saboteren van Duitse aanvoerlijnen (vooral door de groep "G" van de ingenieursfaculteit van de ULB) voor en na de landing in Normandië
Het uitvoeren van sabotageacties, zoals het onderbreken van telefoonverbindingen, elektriciteitstoevoer en spoorverkeer, het vernielen van gewassen, en het verstoren van industriële productie met "La Grande Coupure" als een van de spectaculairste verzetsdaden
Aanval op het twintigste treinkonvooi, een transport met hoofdzakelijk Joden vanuit kamp Mechelen naar Auschwitz.
Het strijden tegen de Duitse achterhoede tijdens de bevrijding en het leiden van bijvoorbeeld Britse eenheden bij de verovering van de zo goed als volledig intacte haven van Antwerpen
Het aanhouden en bewaken van collaborateurs na de bevrijding

Een aantal van deze acties werd gevolgd door zware represailles van Duitse kant, zoals in Meensel-Kiezegem. Het verzet in Hasselt is illustratief voor acties van Belgische weerstanders.

Verzetsgroepen

Onder de verzetsgroepen waren de voornaamste:
 de Witte Brigade van Marcel Louette (alias Fidelio)
 het Onafhankelijkheidsfront-Front de l'Indépendence waarbij de communistische partij zich als groep aansloot
 het Geheim Leger, oorspronkelijk onder de naam 'Het Belgisch Legioen' (La Légion belge) door kapitein-commandant Charles Claser opgericht, samengevoegd met 'Het Heropgericht Leger van België' (L'Armée belge reconstituée) van kolonel Robert Lentz en 'La Phalange' van graaf Xavier de Hemricourt de Grunne, en werd gesteund door Londen
 het Korps der Partizanen van Louis Van Brussel, een communistische strijdgroep
 Die Rote Kapelle van de jood Leopold Trepper, eveneens communistisch, een groep die geen geweld gebruikte, maar wel infiltreerde in Duitse middens en inlichtingen verzamelde voor Moskou
 de Nationale Koninklijke Beweging of NKB, ontstaan uit het rexistische milieu, maar afgesplitst van de partij nadat die begon te collaboreren
 de Belgische Nationale Beweging
 de Zwarte Hand, het verzet tegen de nazi's in Klein-Brabant en de Rupelstreek.
 Groep G (Groupe général de sabotage), begin 1941 onder impuls van Jean Burgers ontstaan aan de Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) uit de "Kring voor Vrij Onderzoek" (Cercle du Libre Examen).
 het Joodsch Verdedigingscomiteit, dat duizenden kinderen een onderduikadres bezorgde.
Het Comité Gilles stuurde informatie door naar de Belgische regering in Londen over de politieke, sociale en economische toestand van de bevolking. Zo werd advies gegeven over de verdere oorlogsvoering en de wederopbouw na de oorlog.
 Les Insoumis,ontstaan uit de sluikpers en dan via officier van staatsveiligheid Maurice Van Brabant zich naar een gewapende weerstandsgroepering omgevormd.

Vele verzetsstrijders waren lid van meerdere groepen, hetgeen risico's inhield. Er bestond verder zeer weinig samenwerking tussen de groepen, er was zelfs sprake van rivaliteit en onderling wantrouwen. In tegenstelling tot Frankrijk was er geen overkoepelend bestuur.

Verzetsleden waren "de witten", terwijl men de collaborateurs de "zwarten" noemde. Mede daardoor werd de naam "Witte Brigade" door niet-ingewijden gebruikt om alle verzetsgroepen mee aan te duiden.

Tijdens en zelfs na de bevrijding van België, grotendeels in de maand september van 1944 traden nog velen toe tot het verzet. Oorzaken hiervan waren een late roeping, een uitweg van wraakgevoelens of opportuniteit. Belangrijk hierbij is zeker dat de verzetsgroeperingen een actief wervingsbeleid voerden omdat ze hun ledenaantal wilden inzetten om meer naoorlogse politieke invloed te verwerven.
Dezen worden de "septemberweerstanders" genoemd. Na de oorlog, bij het officieel erkennen van een van de 4 statuten van weerstander werd daarop gereageerd door enkel mensen te erkennen die zich vóór de landing in Normandië aangesloten hadden.

Bekende verzetsleden

 Jean Améry
 Jules Bastin
 Adrien van den Branden de Reeth
 Simonne Brugghe
 Charles Claser
 Albert De Coninck
 Jacques de Duve
 Andrée de Jongh
 Louis De Lentdecker
 Philippe de Liedekerke
 Jeanne Dormaels
 Aloïs Gerlo
 Jacques Grippa
 Adrien De Groote
 Arthur Haulot
 Fernand Jacquet
 George Laport
 Robert Lentz
 Marcel Louette
 De Menten de Horne
 Victor Martin
 Albert Mélot
 Jacques Ochs
 Alfred Renard
 Charles Schepens
 Sandor Szondi
 Louis Van Brussel
 Frantz Van Dorpe
 Wilchar
 André Wynen
 Marcel Gregoire

Slachtoffers
In totaal moesten 16.200 personen de talloze verzetacties met hun leven bekopen.

Literatuur
 Marie-Pierre D'UDEKEM D'ACOZ, Voor koning en vaderland. De Belgische adel in het verzet, Tielt, Lannoo, 2003.
 Roger COEKELBERGS e.a., Gedenkboek Inlichtings- en Actie-Agenten, Antwerpen/Apeldoorn, Maklu, 2015.
 Paul DE JONGH, Grenzeloos Verzet. Over spionerende monniken, ontsnappingslijnen en het Hannibalspiel 1940-1943, Turnhout, Brepols, 2018.
 Egbert VAN DE SCHOOTBRUGGE, Tweede Wereldoorlog en het verzet. Verzetstrijders en de weerstand tegen de bezetters in 1940-1945, Omnibook, 2018.
 Guido KWANTEN, De erfenis van een wereldbrand. Interview met de kinderen van politiek gevangene Florent Peeters, in: Koorts, erfgoedmazine van KADOC, 2020, nr. 1.
Fabrice MAERTEN (red.), Was opa een held? Speuren naar mannen en vrouwen in het verzet tijdens WOII, 2020.
 Verzet WOII, themanummer Belgisch Tijdschrift voor Nieuwste Geschiedenis, LII, 2022

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Once in awhile, a memorial service stands out as special among the many others at which I have sounded "Taps" during the past 10 years for a deceased veteran and his family and friends. Such was the case on Sunday, 10 February at Purdy & Walters Funeral Home at Floral Hills in Lynnwood.
It was between snowstorms that we gathered in the chapel at 1 p.m. to remember and honor Laurence Joseph ("Larry Joe") Mensing, who passed away in Mountlake Terrace on 21 January 2019. His son, Joe, had contacted me through Bugle Across America (BAA) for "Taps." The officant was Anne Jenny, herself a veteran. Two of Larry Joe's younger brothers and a niece spoke about his important impacts upon their lives. Their testimonies were emotional, even tearful. He was clearly adored and honored by his family and friends. One brother, with choked, cracking voice, said Larry Joe was his best friend and talked about how the Army had changed his older brother into a dignified gentleman. Another brother, pounding the podium and mourning the loss, said that all his life, he wanted to be just like Larry Joe. The niece said Larry Joe was known for pranks and teasing, and from a young age, she was always certain that he loved her.
Born and raised in Montana, Specialist (SPC) Mensing had joined the Army in 1968 and served almost 24 years. Afterwards, he was an active member of the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He met his wife, Yoko Makishi, while stationed at Fort Buckner, Okinawa. They were married 45 years and had four children and six grandchildren. She preceded him in death. "After retiring," reads the program, "more than anything 'G-PA' ala 'Pa Pa' loved spending time with family and friends." He was the family leader.
The Army Honor Guard consisted of 9 soldiers; I had never seen so many at such a ceremony. They fired the three-volley rifle salute, and as six of them held the flag level above the casket, I sounded "Taps" on my beautiful Getzen bugle with the BAA engraving on the bell (see my blog post of 4 May 2015).
Later, as I watched the audience file out of the chapel, there were lots of red eyes and wet cheeks. They could not hold back. He was that beloved. On leaving, I went up to Joe, who held the flag in his arms. We shook hands, and I thanked him for the honor and privilege of sounding "Taps." Like the others, his eyes were wet and red. RIP, Larry Joe. You were Special.


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UMass hockey looks to build off 2-0 start when it hosts Sacred Heart Friday
Last modified: Friday, October 30, 2015
AMHERST — Coming off last year's 11-23-2 season, getting two wins in the first weekend would certainly have been something to be excited about for the UMass hockey team, no matter how they came.
But against Colorado College on Friday, the Minutemen got up big early and held on 6-3. On Saturday they fell behind 3-0, but rallied with four third-period goals to win 4-3.
"The fact that we could both play with a lead and hold a lead and come back all in the same weekend were good things for our group," UMass coach John Micheletto said.
Senior Shane Walsh agreed.
"The first game we were up big early and they got back in the game and we had fight them off at the end. In Game 2, we were down by three going into the third. It was just a character win," he said. "In the locker room after the second period there was a ton of belief in the room. It's just nice to show that we can win both ways. It's a great stepping stone for the season."
The Minutemen (2-0-0) will try to take another step at home Friday when they host Sacred Heart (0-0-1) at 7 p.m. at the Mullins Center.
The weekend was a stepping stone for Walsh too. An occasional scorer over the first two-and-a-half seasons of his career, Walsh broke out at the end of the 2014-15 season, with 12 of his 14 goals coming after Jan. 1. While freshman Austin Plevy's four-goal, one-assist weekend garnered a lot of attention at Colorado College, Walsh matched his point total with three goals and two assists. The offensive contributions picked up where Walsh left off and appear to be evidence that his late surge last year wasn't just a hot streak.
"I didn't feel that much pressure. I'm pretty confident in my ability. I just played the game the way I know how to play it," Walsh said. "Obviously it's nice to score a goal in the first game so you're not pressing. I just went out there and played my game and tried to impact the game as well as I could."
With so few seniors Micheletto said having Walsh make an impact was critical.
"He gained a little momentum in the second half of the year. You hope you don't lose that over the summer. We only have two seniors," Micheletto said. "We need those guys to be productive and stable. For Shane to come out and do what he did was really, really important to establish himself as a dependable guy."
Sacred Heart tied Union to open the season. The Pioneers were picked fifth in the Atlantic Hockey League after a 13-19-6 record last year. They return 10 of their top 12 scorers and five of their top six defensemen.
Freshman goalie Brett Magnus played against Union and made 31 saves.
HOMECOMING — The game kicks off the athletic portion of homecoming weekend at UMass. Fans can buy football and hockey tickets for a combined price of $30 per person.


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A Tesla Model S owner in Alberta, Canada has been charged with dangerous driving after being pulled over for sleeping while traveling at a speed of 150 km / h (93 mph). The case raises questions about Tesla's partially automated driving system, autopilot and driver complacency.
On July 9, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said it had received a reckless driving complaint on Highway 2 near Ponoka, Alta. The 2019 Tesla Model S "appeared to be self-sufficient," police said, "traveling over 140 km / h, with both front seats fully reclined and both occupants appearing asleep.
Officers began chasing the vehicle with their emergency lights flashing, at which point the vehicle "automatically started to accelerate," eventually reaching a speed of 150 km / h, police said. After stopping the vehicle, the driver, a 21-year-old man from British Columbia, was charged with speeding and driving while fatigued, resulting in his 24-hour license suspension . The man was later charged with reckless driving as well.
"The two front seats are fully reclined and the two occupants appear to be asleep"
"While new vehicle manufacturers have built in safeguards to prevent drivers from taking advantage of new vehicle safety systems, these systems are just that – additional safety systems," said Superintendent Gary Graham of Services. Alberta RCMP traffic in a news release. "These are not stand-alone systems, they still have the responsibility to drive."
A Tesla spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment. Autopilot is a partially autonomous Level 2 system that combines adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, automatic parking, and more recently the ability to automatically change lanes. It uses a suite of sensors, including eight cameras, radar, and ultrasound, to automate some of the driving tasks, but it also forces drivers to stay engaged with the vehicle in order to operate.
Traffic investigators have proven that the automaker's autopilot system has contributed to a number of fatal crashes in the past, and families of deceased drivers have sued Tesla for wrongful death.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk blamed crashes involving autopilot on driver overconfidence. "When there is a serious accident it's almost always, in fact maybe always, the case where it's a power user, and the problem is more one of complacency," Musk said in 2018. But by marketing its system as "Autopilot," Tesla has been shown to encourage driver inattention.
It is not known to what extent the owner of Tesla in Canada abused the autopilot. Tesla said the advanced driver assistance system will only work when it detects a driver's hands on the steering wheel. If a driver's hands are not detected, the display behind the steering wheel will begin to flash, followed by audible warnings, and eventually the autopilot will turn off.
Since its launch in 2015, Tesla owners have researched new and creative ways to trick Autopilot. People were eager to download videos sitting in the backseat as their cars drove "autonomously" on the freeway. Tesla responded by updating its software to make drivers keep their hands on the wheel – which seemed like a smart solution until a driver figured out that all you had to do to trick the system was to wedge an orange against the steering wheel to simulate the pressure of a human hand.
"Autopilot Buddy" was a piece of magnetic plastic that attaches to the steering wheel to give the impression that the driver is keeping their hands on it. Federal regulators have issued a cease-and-desist order to prevent its sale.
People love to cheat technology, even if it could cost them their lives.
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Known as a gamer, Jaryd Lazar is a personality from the online game world. He is also known by other names such as Worldcommer, Gamefreak, and gamer guy. Jaryd Lazar is a thirty year-old Canadian living in New York City, who is currently trying to make it big in the internet world. In this article, I will try to define what is Jaryd Lazar net worth, as well as how he became famous in the internet world.
Jaryd Lazar first made his presence in the cyber world during the early years, where he was an avid gamer. At that time, he used to make his own videos about playing the games. Those videos went on to be known as "road tests". During these video shoots, Jaryd would usually invite other people to join him for a while, so that he can make some test videos on how to play the game.
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When moving into a new house, it can be overwhelming for some to figure out furniture placement.
Perhaps you are coming from a home you've lived in for years and had everything mise en place (mise en place is a French culinary phrase that means "putting in place" or "everything in its place.") Personally, I love mise en place; I'm a chronic organizer. So with this brand new space, where do we start?
To make it easy, I use the motto "take care of the big things first, and the little things will fall into place." That's not too different from everyday life, I suppose. By the "big things," I mean pieces that are large. The big cozy couch. The bed. That giant beautiful carved wooden china cabinet you picked up for a song at an antique shop in Alaska and paid more to have it shipped home than for the furniture itself (true story, not mine).
You get what I'm saying: the BIG stuff. Those items will most likely have an obvious place to live, so put them there. My only rules are I don't encroach upon a window or a walkway, and I think of convenience first. There are exceptions to these rules as always in decorating.
A placeholder is something that serves the same purpose or can be imagined to. A moving box might be the future console table or corner chair. My own dining table was a folding card table for a spell. I didn't want to spend money on something I didn't really love because I was in a hurry (as I have done in the past, only to kick myself when I found "the one" and had to sell the impatient purchase for a song, because I'm impatient and wanted to buy the new one now. The struggle is real). So we borrowed Mom's card table and put a pretty tablecloth over it. Et voila! A dining table placeholder. Or your forever dining table; it's up to you.
Lastly, be fine with moving furniture around a few times. It doesn't always fall into place the first day, and who cares? Once you're in your new digs for a while, you may realize the corner chair isn't getting used, but you have a pile of things on the floor in your bedroom that could use a landing space and said chair would work fabulously there.
The little things will fall into place. Happy moving.
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It was one of the best of the year so far for the mighty Galileo. Two G1 successes, a G2 win and offspring placed in Group races gave him a healthy four-point gain in the TRC Global Rankings last week, the kind of figure rarely seen in the highest echelons of the standings. But it wasn't enough to stop him losing ground on new world #1 Dubawi - quite a lot of ground as it happens.
Which is hardly surprising when you look at what the Darley stallion achieved - one of four records in a remarkable week in world racing, as James Willoughby reveals.
One record went to Galileo himself. He had a staggering 31 runners, obliterating his own TRC mark of 22 set in 2016. He had three winners, including the English and Irish St Legers at G1. However, just as he was eclipsed at the top of the TRC sire rankings two weeks ago, he is upstaged again by the single greatest week by a sire in TRC Global Rankings history.
Our world #1, Dubawi, had five winners, two seconds and a third from 11 runners, his progeny earning Racing Post Ratings including 122, 117, 116, 115 and 114 - at an average of nearly 110! His stock won two G1s and three G2s and included top-notch juveniles Quorto (G1 National Stakes) and Too Darn Hot (G2 Champagne Stakes).
There were a host of candidates in this star-studded week, including several of the Golden Generation of young bucks. But, the award goes to Glyn Schofield, 51, the British-born, South African-raised rider in Australia whose tie-up with Godolphin is taking him to ever greater heights. He'll need the points after picking up a five-meeting ban at the weekend, but gained nine and rose to #36 after three wins and a second from eight rides. Highlight was G2 Shorts Stakes hero Ball Of Muscle.
We try to share the wealth when it comes to these nominations, but it is not every week a record is set.
This could have gone to Godolphin's Charlie Appleby or Aidan O'Brien, who broke the TRC record for runners in a week with 48. Karl Burke, who trains in the North of England, has to be flagged up, however.
First, Laurens won her fourth G1 - in the Matron Stakes at Leopardstown, then Havana Grey took out the Flying Five at the Curragh on its elevation to a top-bracket race. Burke was already as high as world #25 and moves up six slots. With 30 different horses, he has a ridiculous 20/76 26 percent strike rate record with nine G1s!
There is no doubt he is one of the best trainers in the world - TRC Rankings has long identified as much.


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Just over one year ago we tested the alpha of The Tomorrow Children, one of the most vexing future catalog of PlayStation 4 games – and not that more because there have Dreams. It is the new creation of Q-Games, the study that offered us several titles of different genres under the name PixelJunk in the past generation. The project continues still no definite date, but in recent days we have been able to take a look at progress with a more crowded than the previous test beta phase.
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With kick-off only one day away, the four contenders in Group A are feeling confident of opening their OFC U-17 Championship campaign with a bang at Stade Mahina in Papeete, Tahiti.
New Caledonia will meet Papua New Guinea before the hosts and 2015 finalists take on regional up-and-comers Vanuatu at 4pm and 7pm respectively in the OFC U-17 Championship.
Tahiti are counting on the support of a large home crowd for their 7pm clash against Vanuatu, a nation that has proven dominant in youth football in recent years, qualifying for the 2017 FIFA U-20 World Cup after reaching the final of the 2016 OFC U-20 Championship.
Expecting a highly competitive match against the Melanesians, Tahiti coach Patrice Flaccadori believes the commitment shown by his side during their preparation bodes well for the campaign ahead.
"We've been preparing for a while now and I think the boys are all engaged in the project," he said.
"We've been conducting up to four trainings a week and playing a match once a week.
Vanuatu coach Rocky Neveserveth is also expecting a challenging match, especially with their Polynesian opponents having the home advantage.
"To play against the host country in our debut match, it forces us to be ready from the outset," he said.
New Caledonia will open the day of Group A action at 4pm when they take on Papua New Guinea in a clash between two sides brimming with young talent eager to make their mark in a match and which New Caledonia coach Michel Clarque is intrigued to see play out.
"For many of my players, it's their first time in a national team," he said.
Papua New Guinea are not underestimating their Francophone opponents but coach Harrison Kamake believes his side has the ability to win if they continue performing like they have been over the past few months.
"I think we have a chance if we have the right attitude and approach to the game," he said.
New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea will meet in the opening match of the competition at 4pm (local time) before Tahiti take on Vanuatu at 7pm (local time) in the first day of Group A action in the 2017 OFC U-17 Championship at Stade Mahina in Papeete, Tahiti on 11 February.
Vital Statistics: New Caledonia were dominant throughout the group stage of the last edition of the competition, defeating Papua New Guinea 2-1 in their final group match to join group winner New Zealand in the semi-final.
The Players: Cyril Nyipie proved his attacking strength in last year's OFC U-20 Championship in Vanuatu, scoring New Caledonia's only goal in their 3-1 loss to New Zealand in the semi-final.
New Caledonia: 1. Germain ITA (GK), 2. Josuah HLEMU, 3. Titouan RICHARD, 4. Kiam WANESSE, 5. Cameron WADENGES, 6. Abiezer JENO, 7. Raymond LUEWADRIA, 8. Cyril NYIPIE, 9. Vita LONGUE, 10. Lionel THAHNAENA, 11. Paul GOPE-FENEPEJ, 12. Bernard IWA, 13. RAOUL WENISSO, 14. Japhet QAEZE, 15. Ezeckiel TAOUAVAMA, 16. Pierre BAKO, 17. Jean-Pierre ENOKA, 18. Robert CAIHE, 19. Henri KAPOERI, 20. Unë KECINE (GK).
Vital Statistics: In their seven appearances at the OFC U-17 Championship, Papua New Guinea have never progressed on to the knockout stage of the competition. Their highest ranking was in 2001, where they placed second in their group, three points behind former OFC member Australia.
The Players: Sixteen-year-old Emmanuel Simongi has a lot of experience to contribute having spent the last months of 2016 in Auckland, New Zealand as part of the inaugural OFC Education Centre. Simongi attended One Tree Hill College while training in the OFC programme.
Papua New Guinea: 1. Charley NINGIKAU (GK), 2. Milton BIWA, 3. Kimson KAPAI, 4. Sylvester LUKE, 5. Freeman GIWI, 6. Samuel DETNOM, 7. Emmanuel SIMONGI, 8. Aben PUKUE, 9. Barthy KEROBIN, 10. Oberth SIMON, 11. Yagi YASASA, 12. Ricky WADUNAH, 13. Thomas KONGRAGLE, 14. Emmanuel YOPIYOPI, 15. Dunstan JEFFEREY, 16. Jonathan ALLEN, 17. Dopson NOI, 18. Wolfram KOB, 19. Abraham ALLEN, 20. Graham BERIGAMI (GK).
Vital Statistics: Tahiti's closest attempt at the title was in the last edition of the competition where the francophone contenders battled New Zealand to a 1-1 draw in the 90-minute final. The Polynesians' World Cup dream ended after losing 5-4 in the penalty shootout.
The Players: Goalkeeper Moana Pito will be feeling confident after his experience on the international stage at the 2016 OFC U-20 Championship, where Tahiti faced Solomon Islands, Cook Islands and New Zealand in a challenging pool, just falling short of the knockout stage.
Tahiti: 1. Tevaearai TAMATAI (GK), 2. Ariimana TAAROAMEA, 3. Taumihau TEHAAMOANA, 4. Tohivea HARING, 5. Giovanni BOOENE, 6. Kavai'ei MORGANT, 7. Ryann BOUKROUMA, 8. Eddy KASPARD, 9. Tutehau TUFARIUA, 10. Yann VIVI, 11. Hitiora HANERE, 12. Bryand TETUANUI, 13. Herearii KOHUMOETINI, 14. Tautu HEITARAURI, 15. Kalahani BEAUMERT, 16. Moana PITO, 17. Terai BREMOND, 18. Moanahau LAI, 19. Diego ARANEDA, 20. Nohoarii GARBUTT.
Vital Statistics: Tahiti was the only team to defeat Vanuatu in the group stage of the 2015 OFC U-17 Championship. Vanuatu placed second in the group and progressed on to the semi-final where they were defeated 5-1 by Group A winners New Zealand.
The Players: Abert Vanva is taking the field for his country for the first time, but the midfielder has plenty of international football experience having joined Papua New Guinea's Emmanual Simongi in the inaugural OFC Education Centre. As part of the development programme, both players participated in tournaments against local New Zealand-based football teams.
Vanuatu: 1. Joshua WILLIE (GK), 2. Jayson TARI, 3. Zidane MAGUEKON, 4. Glendon LEKI, 5. Jean-Claude BATICK, 6. Nelsin RAWOR, 7. Alberick WEQUAS, 8. Tom SAKSAK, 9. Rhydley Napau, 10. Abert VANVA, 11. Fred CHRISTION, 12. Andre DAMELIP, 13. Julio TEVANU, 14. Semy Chris IATI, 15. Richard THOMAS, 16. Dilland NGWELE, 17. Presley ALICK, 18. Tyson GERE, 19. Jack WILLIE, 20. Dgen LEO (GK).


This Place of Worship was founded in 1966, and we understand it is still open.
This church was built on the site of the old Shepley Mill, with its foundation stone laid 26th March 1966. Its congregation was formed from those from Princess Street, The Tabernacle, Wesley Street, and Ebenezer Chapel (Whitfield), all of which closed around 1960, following reorganisation.
A fuller account of its history is available on a webpage provided by the Glossop Heritage Trust of Glossopdale Churches and Chapels.
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Please also remember that whilst the above account may suggest that Central Methodist Church remains open and accessible, this may not remain so.
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I always receive a lot of emails asking just help with legal requirements for civil weddings in Italy. The most common title is help me! or Assistance required for legal wedding! I know that everybody is aware of how daunting Italian bureaucracy can be so this is why I decided to release some infographics about civil weddings in Italy.
Let's start with most tricky part: legal part of papers can be very daunting depending on the place you want to get married. In Tuscany as in the whole Italy country, weddings are allowed only in certain places considered as "Casa Comunale " (town hall building) from the township, but some of them include nice abbeys, lovely garden like the Bardini in Florence and beautiful villas in typical tuscan style. Check with your wedding planner the closest one to your venue and be sure to book an appointment in time for both pre verbal hearing and civil wedding.
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Be careful while filling in your statutory declaration: town hall officers can spend hours to check your documents and if your personal data doesn't' match exactly with these in the passport they can refuse the certificate and ask you to issue a new one! once you send hem pease be sure that the mail service you are working with is good and fast in delivery always ask for an insurance in case of loss as it happens that sometimes documents don't arrive in Italy as expected!
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