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Алимурат Гаибов () — участник Великой Отечественной войны, помощник командира взвода разведки 109-й отдельной гвардейской разведывательной роты 128-й гвардейской горно-стрелковой дивизии (1-я гвардейская армия 4-й Украинский фронт), гвардии сержант. Один из полных кавалеров ордена Славы, награждённых в годы войны четырьмя орденами Славы.

Биография
Родился 10 января 1915 года в кишлаке Куштегирман (ныне — в  Согдийской области Таджикистана) в крестьянской семье. Узбек по национальности. Образование неполное среднее. Работал бригадиром в колхозе.

В Красную Армию призван в октябре 1939 года Новузским райвоенкоматом Сталинабадской области. Службу проходил в 83-й Туркестанской горно-стрелковой дивизии, которая к началу Великой Отечественной войны дислоцировалась на территории Ирана. На фронте с августа 1942 года, был командиром пулеметного отделения в составе 100-го горно-стрелкового полка той же дивизии. Участвовал в обороне Северного Кавказа, за отличие в боях за освобождению Кубани награждён орденом Красной Звезды.

В составе этой дивизии, ставшей 128-й гвардейской, прошел весь боевой путь до победы. К осени 1944 года гвардии сержант Гаибов воевал уже в дивизионной разведке, в 109-й отдельной гвардейской разведывательной роте, был командиром отделения, затем помощником командира взвода.

В октябре 1944 года гвардии сержант Алимурат Гаибов установил место стыка частей неприятеля на переднем крае в районе населённого пункта Велька-Поляна (Словакия). С радиостанцией он прошёл в этом месте во вражеский тыл, где собрал ценные сведения для советского командования. Приказом по частям 128-й гвардейской горно-стрелковой дивизии (№ 38/н) от 6 ноября 1944 года гвардии сержант Гаибов Алимурат награждён орденом Славы 3-й степени.

В декабре 1944 года в трудных условиях стабильной обороны противника гвардии сержант Гаибов тщательным наблюдением установил точное начертание немецкого переднего края перед фронтом дивизии. В ночном поиске 8 декабря 1944 года в районе населённого пункта Кравьяни (в 29 километрах северо-восточнее города Кошице, Словакия) захватил «языка», который выдал ценные сведения. Отважный разведчик был ранен, но не покинул поля боя. Был представлен к награждению орденом Славы 2-й степени.

Член ВКП(б)/КПСС с 1945 года.

1 января 1945 года в трудных условиях горно-лесной местности гвардии сержант Гаибов в составе разведгруппы проник в тыл противника в районе господствующей высоты. Разведчики внезапной атакой с тыла захватили батарею из четырех орудий и атаковали противника, оборонявшего высоту. Огнём из автоматов и гранатами рассеяли превосходящие силы противника, захватили два крупнокалиберных пулемета, несколько автоматов и винтовок, взяли контрольного пленного и захватили высоту. Сам Гаибов в это бою огнём из автомата уничтожил 7 гитлеровцев.

8 января 1945 года командиром разведроты был представлен к награждению орденом Красного Знамени, но так как приказ по предыдущему награждению еще не был подписан, да и дивизия тогда действовала в интересах другой армии, командующим 18-й армии статус награды был изменен.

Приказом по войскам 1-й гвардейской армии (13/н) от 10 января 1945 года гвардии сержант Гаибов Алимурат награждён орденом Славы 2-й степени.

Приказом по войскам 18-й армии от 31 января 1945 года (№ 37/н) гвардии сержант Гаибов Алимурат награждён вторым орденом Славы 2-й степени. Награда вручена в 1967 году.

27 января 1945 года гвардии сержант Алимурат Гаибов во главе группы разведчиков умело действовал с десантом на самоходных артиллерийских установках в населённом пункте Мшана-Дольна (северо-западнее города Новы-Сонч, Малопольское воеводство, Польша). В уличном бою лично уничтожил 6 гитлеровцев. 3 февраля 1945 года во вражеском тылу в 27 километрах юго-восточнее польского города Бельско-Бяла (Польша) напал на вражеский обоз, пленил двух гитлеровцев, захватил санки с лошадью, продовольствие и несколько автоматов и винтовок. 21 апреля 1945 года с группой разведчиков захватил пленного, давшего ценную информацию, награждён вторым орденом Красной Звезды.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 29 июня 1945 года за образцовое выполнение заданий командования в боях с немецко-фашистскими захватчиками гвардии сержант Гаибов Алимурат награждён орденом Славы 1-й степени (№ 821), став полным кавалером ордена Славы.

В октябре 1945 года старшина Гаибов Алимурат демобилизован. Вернулся на родину — в Куштегирман. До выхода на пенсию работал заместителем председателя колхоза, затем начальником хлопкоприёмного пункта.

Скончался 7 марта 1985 года.

Награды
 Орден Славы 1-й степени (№ 821)
 Два ордена Славы 2-й степени (№ 9836 и № 36043)
 Орден Славы 3-й степени (№ 19268)
 Орден Красного Знамени
 Два ордена Красной Звезды (10.06.1943, 18.05.1945)
 Орден Отечественной войны 1-й степени (11.03.1985)
 Медали

Память
 Одна из улиц и общеобразовательная школа номер десять кишлака Куштегирман носит имя Алимурата Гаибова.

Примечания

Литература

 Андреев Г. И., Вакуров И. Д. Солдатская слава. — М., 1971. — Кн. 3.
 Демочкин А. П. Дорогами славы. — Душанбе, 1976. — С. 17—34.

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Evolutionary Epistemology in Epistemology
Companions in Guilt Arguments and Moore's Paradox.Michael Campbell - forthcoming - Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences.details
Michael Campbell ABSTRACT: In a series of articles Christopher Cowie has provided what he calls a 'Master Argument' against the Companions in Guilt defence of moral objectivity. In what follows I defend the CG strategy against Cowie. I show, firstly, that epistemic judgements are relevantly similar to moral judgements, and secondly, that it is...
Understanding and explaining.Christoph Hoerl - 2019 - In Giovanni Stanghellini, Matthew Broome, Anthony Vincent Fernandez, Paolo Fusar-Poli, Andrea Raballo & Rene Rosfort (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Phenomenological Psychopathology. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 407-413.details
This chapter examines Karl Jaspers's influential distinction between understanding and explaining, and its significance in psychiatry. It first outlines one way of interpreting the distinction, on which it is connected to the distinction between singular and general causal claims. It then discusses one reason for thinking that understanding has an essential role to play in psychiatry: Not achieving at least some level of understanding in the context of dealing with psychiatric patients would constitute a particular kind of epistemic failure—a failure (...) to recognize their illness for the particular type of illness it is. Drawing on some ideas recently put forward by Kenneth Kendler and John Campbell, it also illustrates the particular kind of understanding that is crucial in this context. (shrink)
Philosophy of Psychiatry, Misc in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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crítica desde la fenomenología al análisis de la inserción de pensamiento de John Campbell.Federico Andrés Tovar Avendaño - 2022 - Humanitas Hodie 4 (1):H41a5.details
El creciente interés que han suscitado los fenómenos psiquiátricos en el ámbito académico ha favorecido el desarrollo de análisis interdisciplinarios que combinan la filosofía con campos como el de la medicina, las neurociencias y las ciencias cognitivas. Un ejemplo de esto es el trabajo de John Campbell quien ha intentado analizar el fenómeno de la inserción de pensamiento y la constitución de la agencia del pensamiento a la luz del modelo de la copia eferente desarrollado por Christopher Frith (...) y otros neurofisiólogos. Inicialmente, dicho modelo fue pensando para dar cuenta de la agencia del movimiento voluntario, por lo que su aplicación en el ámbito de los fenómenos mentales es un desafío. En este texto se busca hacer una crítica del modelo planteado por Campbell, a partir de algunos de los conceptos centrales en la fenomenología de Gallagher y Zahavi y de la psiquiatría de corte fenomenológico. (shrink)
Eranos: An Alternative Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century.Hans Thomas Hakl & Christopher McIntosh - 2013 - Routledge.details
Every year since 1933 many of the world's leading intellectuals have met on Lake Maggiore to discuss the latest developments in philosophy, history, art and science and, in particular, to explore the mystical and symbolic in religion. The Eranos Meetings - named after the Greek word for a banquet where the guests bring the food - constitute one of the most important gatherings of scholars in the twentieth century. The book presents a set of portraits of some of the century's (...) most influential thinkers, all participants at Eranos: Carl Jung, Erich Neumann, Mircea Eliade, Martin Buber, Walter Otto, Paul Tillich, Gershom Scholem, Herbert Read, Joseph Campbell, Erwin Schrodinger, Karl Kereyni, D.T. Suzuki, and Adolph Portmann. The volume presents a critical appraisal of the views of these men, how the exchange of ideas encouraged by Eranos influenced each, and examines the attraction of these esotericists towards authoritarian politics. (shrink)
Sound's Matter: 'Deleuzian Sound Studies' and the Problems of Sonic Materialism.Iain Campbell - 2020 - Contemporary Music Review 39 (5):618-637.details
This article evaluates the theoretical and practical grounds of recent debates around Christoph Cox's realist project of a 'sonic materialism' by returning to Gilles Deleuze, a key theoretical resource for Cox. It argues that a close engagement with Deleuze's work in fact challenges many of the precepts of Cox's sonic materialism, and suggests a rethinking of materialism in the context of music. Turning to some aspects of Deleuze's work neglected by Cox, the 'realist' ontological inquiry Cox affirms is challenged through (...) the 'onto-ethology' that Deleuze and Félix Guattari develop in their A Thousand Plateaus, with this diversely constructive theory of relations explicated through musical examples from John Cage and Pauline Oliveros. To conclude, this article suggests that Deleuze can indeed be understood as subscribing to a materialism, but a materialism that is practical rather than doctrinal. (shrink)
Felix Guattari in Continental Philosophy
Philosophy of Music in Aesthetics
Sound in Philosophy of Mind
Speculative Realism in Continental Philosophy
Companions in Guilt Arguments and Moore's Paradox.Michael Campbell - 2017 - Symposion: Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences 4 (2):151-173.details
In a series of articles Christopher Cowie has provided what he calls a 'Master Argument' against the Companions in Guilt defence of moral objectivity. In what follows I defend the CG strategy against Cowie. I show, firstly, that epistemic judgements are relevantly similar to moral judgements, and secondly, that it is not possible coherently to deny the existence of irreducible and categorically normative epistemic reasons. My argument for the second of these claims exploits an analogy between the thesis that (...) epistemic norms are non-categorical and G.E. Moore's paradox concerning first personal belief ascriptions. I argue that the absurdity of the assertion "I have evidence that p but no reason to believe it" shows that the norms of belief are categorical. I then consider the counter-argument that this categoricity is a 'conceptual' rather than an 'objective' requirement. By drawing on the work of Hilary Putnam and Charles Travis, I show that this counter-argument is unsuccessful. Putnam is one of the original proponents of the Companions in Guilt strategy. Thus, by supporting the CG argument through appeal to other Putnamian theses, I show that its insights can only fully be appreciated in the context of broader metaphysical and semantic lessons. (shrink)
Inwardness and Sociability: A Reply to Carter.Michael Campbell - 2014 - Philosophical Investigations 37 (1):57-77.details
Carter argues that Wittgensteinian moral philosophy – typified by the work of Raimond Gaita and Christopher Cordner – rests on shaky foundations because it vacillates between grounding moral judgements in grammar and in a form of life. In this article, I respond to Carter's criticism. I defend Wittgensteinian moral philosophy by showing that Gaita and Cordner specifically repudiate the purported dichotomy between grammar and a form of life. I then go on to explain why Wittgensteinian moral philosophers are right (...) not to try to ground moral judgements in features of a shared form of life. (shrink)
Moral Judgment, Misc in Meta-Ethics
Bailey on Incompatibilism and the "No Past Objection".Anthony Brueckner & Christopher T. Buford - 2011 - Logos and Episteme 2 (4):613-617.details
In "Incompatibilism and the Past," Andrew Bailey engages in a thorough investigation of what he calls the "No Past Objection" to arguments for incompatibilism.This is an objection that stems from the work of Joseph Keim Campbell and that has generated an Interesting literature. Bailey ends by offering his own answer to the No Past Objection by giving his own argument for incompatibilism, an argument that he claims to be immune to the objection. We have some observations to make regarding (...) what we take to be Bailey's answer to the objection. (shrink)
Free Will and Responsibility in Philosophy of Action
Incompatibilism in Philosophy of Action
The Consequence Argument in Philosophy of Action
Neurocognitive models of schizophrenia: a neurophenomenological critique.Shaun Gallagher - 2004 - Psychopathology 37 (1):8–19.details
In the past dozen years a number of theoretical models of schizophrenic symptoms have been proposed, often inspired by advances in the cognitive sciences, and especially cognitive neuroscience. Perhaps the most widely cited and influential of these is the neurocognitive model proposed by Christopher Frith (1992). Frith's influence reaches into psychiatry, neuroscience, and even philosophy. The philosopher John Campbell (1999a), for example, has called Frith's model the most parsimonious explanation of how self-ascriptions of thoughts are subject to errors (...) of identification. "On reflection, it also seems that this is not just one possible theory; it is the simplest theory which has any prospect of explaining the sense of agency, and we ought to work from it, introducing complications only as necessary" (1999a, p. 612). Not everyone agrees. In their recent analysis of alien voices and inserted thoughts in schizophrenia, Stephens and Graham (2000) offer a critique of Frith. Their criticism, however, although serious, is neither deep nor extensive. They outline three points. First, Frith fails to provide an adequate account of why a subject who experiences thought insertion would misattribute that thought to some other agent. Second, Frith does not clarify the distinction between thought insertion and thought influence. And third, Frith fails to explain how a subject can claim both that he is thinking the thought and that the thought is someone else's thought (Stephens and Graham.. (shrink)
Neurophilosophy in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Psychopathology in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Self-Consciousness in Psychology in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Thought, Reference, and Experience: Themes From the Philosophy of Gareth Evans.José Luis Bermúdez (ed.) - 2005 - Clarendon Press.details
Gareth Evans was arguably the finest philosopher of his generation; he died tragically young, but the work he completed has had a seismic impact on the philosophies of language and mind. In this volume an outstanding international team of contributors offer illuminating perspectives on Evans's groundbreaking work, paying tribute to his achievements and leading his ideas in new directions. Contributors Josi Luis Bermzdez, John Campbell, Quassim Cassam, E. J. Lowe, John McDowell, Christopher Peacocke, Ian Rumfitt, Ken Safir, Mark (...) Sainsbury. (shrink)
20th Century British Philosophy in European Philosophy
First-Person Contents in Philosophy of Mind
Theories of Reference in Philosophy of Language
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A Dictatorship of Relativism?: Symposium in Response to Cardinal Ratzinger's Last Homily.Jeffrey M. Perl - 2007 - Duke University Press.details
In the last homily he gave before becoming Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger described modern life as ruled by a "dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely" of satisfying "the desires of one's own ego." An eminent scholar familiar with the centuries-old debates over relativism, Ratzinger chose to oversimplify or even caricature a philosophical approach of great sophistication and antiquity. His homily depicts the relativist as someone blown about "by every (...) wind of doctrine," whereas the relativist sticks firmly to one argument—that human knowledge is not absolute. Gathering prominent intellectuals from disciplines most relevant to the controversy—ethics, theology, political theory, anthropology, psychology, cultural studies, epistemology, philosophy of science, and classics—this special double issue of _Common Knowledge_ contests Ratzinger's denunciation of relativism. One essay relates the arguments of Ratzinger to those of two other German scholars—the conservative political theorist Ernst Wolfgang Böckenförde and the liberal philosopher and sociologist Jürgen Habermas—since all three men assume that social order depends on the existence of doctrinal authority. The contributors here argue for an intellectual and social life free of the desire for an "infantilizing" authority. One proposes that the Christian god is a relativist who prefers limitation and ambiguity; another, initially in agreement with Ratzinger about the danger relativism poses to faith and morals, then argues that this danger is what makes relativism valuable. The issue closes with the first English translation of an extract from a book on Catholic-Jewish relations by Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, one of the Catholic Church's most progressive figures. _Contributors_. David Bloor, Daniel Boyarin, Mary Baine Campbell, Lorraine Daston, Arnold I. Davidson, John Forrester, Kenneth J. Gergen, Simon Goldhill, Jeffrey F. Hamburger, Julia Kristeva, Carlo Maria Cardinal Martini, Christopher Norris, Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, Richard Shusterman, Barbara Herrnstein Smith, Jeffrey Stout, Gianni Vattimo. (shrink)
Relativism in Metaphysics
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The Self and Self-Knowledge, by Annalisa Coliva. [REVIEW]Alisa Mandrigin - 2015 - Mind 124 (495):904-907.details
A review of 'The Self and Self-Knowledge', by Annalisa Coliva. Annalisa Coliva's collection on self-knowledge brings together papers presented originally at two conferences, the first held in Bigorio, Switzerland in 2004 and the second at the Institute of Philosophy in London in 2008. The collection is divided into three sections. Part One addresses the nature and individuation of the self, with contributions from Carol Rovane, Martine Nida-Rümelin, Christopher Peacocke, and John Campbell. Part Two comprises papers from Jane Heal, (...) Conor McHugh and Lucy O'Brien, as well as a brief response from Peacocke to Heal and O'Brien, and focuses on explanation of our warrant in self-ascribing conscious mental states and actions. (shrink)
Epistemological States and Properties in Epistemology
Self-Consciousness in Action in Philosophy of Mind
Self-Knowledge in Philosophy of Mind
Attention by Wayne Wu. [REVIEW]Carolyn Dicey Jennings - 2014 - Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 11.details
Like many who work on attention, Wu takes William James as an anchor point, concluding, "So, James was right" (274). In fact, this book can be seen as a continuation of James' project -- as with James' "Attention," Wu's book provides an extensive review of current research on attention.[1] In fact, he engages at length with an impressive amount of work in contemporary philosophy and science, mentioning 10 such researchers – Ned Block, John Campbell, Marisa Carrasco, David Chalmers, David (...) Marr, Christopher Mole, Jesse Prinz, Declan Smithies, George Sperling, and Anne Treisman -- more than 30 times each. Readers interested in contemporary research on attention could learn a great deal from these discussions.[2] The book nonetheless falls short of serving as a complete review of research on attention -- a point Wu in fact accepts (9). Two conspicuous absences include historical philosophy and phenomenology, both of which I discuss briefly below. (shrink)
Attention and Action in Philosophy of Mind
Attention and Consciousness in Philosophy of Mind
The Nature of Attention in Philosophy of Mind
A Dissertation on Miracles Containing an Examination of the Principles Advanced by David Hume, Esq; in an Essay on Miracles: With a Correspondence on the Subject by Mr Hume, Dr Campbell, and Dr Blair, Now First Published. To Which Are Added Sermons and Tracts.George Campbell, John Bell, J. Bradfute, William Creech & Thomas Cadell - 1797 - Printed for Bell & Bradfute, and William Creech; - and T. Cadell, Junr. And W. Davies, London.details
Hume: Intellectual Context in 17th/18th Century Philosophy
Hume: Philosophy of Religion in 17th/18th Century Philosophy
II—Christopher Shields: The Peculiar Motion of Aristotelian Souls.Christopher Shields - 2007 - Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 81 (1):139-161.details
Aristotle has qualms about the movement of the soul. He contends directly, indeed, that 'it is impossible that motion should belong to the soul' (DA 406a2). This is surprising in both large and small ways. Still, when we appreciate the explanatory framework set by his hylomorphic analysis of change, we can see why Aristotle should think of the soul's motion as involving a kind of category mistake-not the putative Rylean mistake, but rather the mistake of treating a change as itself (...) capable of changing. (shrink)
Aristotle: On the Soul in Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy
History of Psychology, Misc in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Hylomorphism in Metaphysics
The Soul in Philosophy of Religion
Christopher Dawson's View of Modern Capitalism.Christopher Dawson - 1997 - The Chesterton Review 23 (4):529-531.details
Political Views in Social and Political Philosophy
Christopher Adair-Toteff: Troeltsch and Augustine.Christopher Adair-Toteff - 2019 - Journal for the History of Modern Theology/Zeitschrift für Neuere Theologiegeschichte 26 (2):67-85.details
1915 ist Ernst Troeltsch nach Berlin gezogen, wo er Professor für Philosophie wurde. Sein Wechsel aus der Heidelberger Theologischen Fakultät in die Philosophische Fakultät der Berliner Universität und sein zunehmendes Interesse am Historismus hat ihn nicht daran gehindert, theologische Studien fortzuführen. Ein Ergebnis dieser Studien war eine noch in Heidelberg geschriebene detaillierte Untersuchung über Augustins Theologie und im besonderen über De Civitate Dei. Troeltsch hat diese Studie unternommen, um zum einen eine Lücke in seinen Soziallehren der christlichen Kirchen und Gruppen (...) zu füllen und zum anderen wegen seinem zunehmenden Interesse an Augustins Philosophie. Das Ergebnis dieser Untersuchung ist Troeltschs Buch Augustin, die christliche Antike und das Mittelalter. Dieses Buch ist aus vielen Gründen ein bemerkenswertes Werk, unter anderem, weil es eine objektive und eine prägnante Untersuchung über Ethik und Naturgesetz darstellt. Troeltschs Buch über Augustin ist sehr wichtig zu untersuchen, aber genauso wichtig ist der Prozess, der ihn dazu geführt, es zu schreiben. Dabei handelt es sich um mehrere Rezensionen, die Troeltsch über Bücher zu Augustins Theologie, Ethik und politischer Philosophie geschrieben hat. Indem wir Troeltschs Rezensionen und sein Buch Augustin studieren, lernen wir nicht nur, was in seiner Sicht besonders wertvoll sei in den Schriften des großen Kirchenvaters, sondern wir lernen auch Troeltschs eigenes Denken zu Ethik, Geschichte und sogar Politik besser kennen.By 1915 Ernst Troeltsch had moved to Berlin where he became professor of philosophy. His move from the Faculty of Theology to philosophy and his increasing concern with historicism did not hinder him from continuing with his theological studies. One of the results of these studies was his detailed investigation of Augustine's theology and he focused specifically on de Civitate Dei. Troeltsch undertook this study partially to rectify an omission in his Soziallehren der christlichen Kirchen und Gruppen and partially because of his increasing interest in Augustine's philosophy. The result of this study was Troeltsch's book Augustin, die christliche Antike und das Mittelalter. This is a remarkable work for many reasons, including that it was an objective and appreciative investigations on ethics and natural law – and it was written by a prominent Protestant theologian. However, this book has been mostly neglected which is unfortunate. Troeltsch's book on Augustine is well-worth exploring but so is the process which led him to write it. That entails consulting the numerous reviews that Troeltsch wrote about a number of books devoted to certain aspects of Augustine's theology, ethics, and political philosophy. By studying Troeltsch's book reviews and his Augustin, we not only learn what Troeltsch regarded as so valuable in the writings of this particular Church Father, but we also learn about Troeltsch's own thinking about ethics, history, and even politics. (shrink)
Janaway, Christopher, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Schopenhauer.Christopher Field - 2001 - Review of Metaphysics 54 (3):658-660.details
Arthur Schopenhauer in 19th Century Philosophy
Christopher J. Preston, Wayne Ouderkirk (eds): Nature, value, duty: Life on earth with Holmes Rolston, III. [REVIEW]Christopher C. Robinson - 2008 - Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 21 (5):477-484.details
Christopher Winch and Peter Wells,Nene College, Northampton.Christopher Winch & Peter Wells - 1995 - British Journal of Educational Studies 43 (1):75-87.details
Philosophy of Education in Philosophy of Social Science
Christopher Hamlin. A Science of Impurity: Water Analysis in Nineteenth Century Britain. Bristol: Adam Hilger, 1990. Pp. xiii + 342. ISBN 0-7503-0042-6. £45.00. [REVIEW]Christopher Lawrence - 1992 - British Journal for the History of Science 25 (2):279-280.details
Virtue and nature: Christopher W. Gowans.Christopher Gowans - 2008 - Social Philosophy and Policy 25 (1):28-55.details
The Neo-Aristotelian ethical naturalism of Philippa Foot and Rosalind Hursthouse purports to establish a naturalistic criterion for the virtues. Specifically, by developing a parallel between the natural ends of nonhuman animals and the natural ends of human beings, they argue that character traits are justified as virtues by the extent to which they promote and do not inhibit natural ends such as self-preservation, reproduction, and the well-being of one's social group. I argue that the approach of Foot and Hursthouse cannot (...) provide a basis for moral universalism, the widely-accepted idea that each human being has moral worth and thus deserves significant moral consideration. Foot and Hursthouse both depict a virtuous agent as implicitly acting in accord with moral universalism. However, with respect to charity, a virtue they both emphasize, their naturalistic criterion at best provides a warrant for a restricted form of charity that extends only to a limited number of persons. There is nothing in the natural ends of human beings, as Foot and Hursthouse understand these, that gives us a reason for having any concern for the well-being of human beings as such. (shrink)
Interview de Christophe Vieu, directeur de recherche au LAAS, Toulouse, le 8 décembre 2017.Christophe Vieu & Bensaude-Vincent - 2019 - Philosophia Scientiae 23:161-164.details
Plongé au cœur des nanos, Christophe Vieu souligne la diversité des secteurs touchés par l'approche nano. À l'idée d'une convergence des secteurs scientifiques, il oppose l'image d'une espèce invasive. Il se sent de ce fait investi d'une responsabilité de l'ensemble des technosciences.
Christoph Schickhardt. Die Philosophische Anthropologie. Ihre Natur und ihre Stellung im 20. Jahrhundert (Rezensionsabhandlung). [REVIEW]Christoph Schickhardt - 2011 - Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie 97 (1):138-144.details
Christopher Gowans: Innocence lost: An examination of inescapable wrongdoing. [REVIEW]Christopher Perricone - 1998 - Journal of Value Inquiry 32 (1):127-132.details
Christopher Janaway.Christopher Janaway - 2006 - Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 80 (1):339–357.details
Christopher Bertram.Christopher Bertram - 2012 - In Gerald F. Gaus & Fred D'Agostino (eds.), The Routledge Companion to Social and Political Philosophy. Routledge. pp. 82.details
German Philosophy in European Philosophy

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Ancient Lord Shiva's Temple Buried In River Sand Unearthed In Andhra Pradesh's Nellore
by Swarajya Staff - Jun 17, 2020 07:26 AM
An ancient temple of Lord Nageswara (Shiva), which was buried in river sand, has been unearthed in Penna river near Peramalla Padu village in Chejarla Mandal in Andhra Pradesh's Nellore on Tuesday (16 June), reports ANI.
The 200-year old Lord Shiva temple was well known earlier and was filled up by the sand almost 80 years ago, according to the local villagers.
After the Penna river changed its course, the temple was buried under the sand and the villagers shifted to other side.
Wonder!! Ancient temple of Nageshwara Swamy buried in the river sand found accidentally in Nellore Dist. The architectural marvel believed to have been consecrated by Lord Parashurama got buried after river Penna changed its course. #AndhraPradesh pic.twitter.com/i5YEsS6VmL
— Aashish (@Ashi_IndiaToday) June 17, 2020
Some enthusiastic villagers collected money and started searching for the temple. After digging for almost a day, they were able to find the pinnacle of the temple.
"This 200-year-old Shiva Temple was quite popular among the villagers. The elders of our village told us that this shrine was filled up with sand 75 to 80 years ago," Vara Prasad, a resident of Perumallapadu village, was quoted as saying.
"Later, those villagers shifted to other side and the temple also ruined," Prasad added.
He said that one day, a man Galipala Sudarsan initiated to bring the temple out.
The villagers, according to the report, are now planning to re-construct the temple. However, they are yet to ascertain the condition and status of Lord Shiva's idol as the temple is not completely unearthed.
"We will seek advice from elders and priests," Prasad added.
Locals are now trying to bring out the temple from the depths of the river bed.
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WSJ appoints Coverage Planning Chief, Audience & Analytics Editor, Writing Editor, Chief Video & Audio Editor, and Enterprise Editor
A note from Matt Murray, Executive Editor:
Dear All:
I'm delighted to announce a number of newsroom leadership appointments that will fill out our senior team and accelerate our WSJ2020 goal of building a mobile-first newsroom on the leading digital edge. With so many applicants, it's admittedly been a lengthy process, but it has been deeply rewarding to interact with so many talented colleagues and applicants and discuss the opportunities ahead of us. Thanks to all of you for your enthusiasm, ideas and patience.
Elena Cherney is named Coverage Planning Chief, a new and vital role that will place her at the center of our journalism. Working alongside Jason Anders and Matthew Rose (more on whom below), Elena will be responsible for helping us plan for all news that is not for today, from preparing for scheduled events to helping identify big themes and ensuring that we are organized to thread them through our coverage. Far more of our journalism can be planned and anticipated — and ensuring that happens is crucial for success in the digital age. Elena will be the editor spearheading this charge, and in this role will be working closely with virtually everyone in the newsroom, from Gerry and me, to Jason and Matthew and the coverage and bureau chiefs. She will be shuttling between New York and Canada for the time being.
Elena is terrifically qualified for the job. She joined The Journal in 2000 as a reporter in the Toronto bureau, and covered an array of companies and general news that took her from Manitoba's ice roads to a remote aboriginal village in Labrador. In 2007, she joined Canada's Globe and Mail as an editor in the paper's Life section, and moved to the paper's Report on Business later that year. She became editor of the Report on Business in 2009, and led teams that won a streak of National Newspaper Awards for stories including BHP's takeover fight for Potash Corp. and Bill Ackman's battle at CP Rail. In 2012, she was named Managing Editor of the Globe.
Happily, she rejoined The Journal as Canada bureau chief in 2014. Most recently, she has been our Global Energy Coverage Chief, overseeing all industry coverage and indulging her passion for corporate and financial wonkery. Elena was born in British Columbia and grew up in Montreal, and is a graduate of Yale University.
Carla Zanoni will take on a new role as our global Audience & Analytics Editor, overseeing our much-expanded audience team and data operation. Focused analytics with much deeper audience engagement is critical to our success, and Carla will be leading this charge. All of you know Carla through the world-wide, intensive audience training effort she led for every journalist at The Journal this year; applying the tools to our daily work, telling us what and which numbers are important and helping guide strategic decisions will be the next tasks for her and her team. They will be working with virtually every one of us, as well as our partners on the commercial side.
Since joining The Journal in 2014, Carla helped create and lead the audience engagement, development and analytics teams, as well as the emerging media team, launching The Journal on new storytelling platforms including Snapchat Discover, the Facebook Messenger bot and Amazon Echo. She played a key role in developing our paywall strategy, focusing on social media as a valuable traffic and engagement driver.
Before joining The Journal, Carla led national digital and social strategy at the local digital news startup DNAinfo.com in New York and Chicago. She started her journalism career as a freelance metro and community reporter in 2001 in New York City. She is a graduate of Columbia University's School of General Studies and School of Journalism. She lives with her husband and their dog, Gertrude, and cat, Earnestine, in Inwood, or as they like to call it, Upstate Manhattan.
Alex Martin will become Writing Editor, another new role important for our future success. We produce a great deal of brilliant journalism, but in a crowded world in which we must constantly fight for attention, we can and must do more to ensure our writing is crisp, sharp, factual, concise and engaging. This is a vital area of focus that will help us further stand out. Alex will lead this effort, with a mandate to work with editors and writers around the world to improve our journalism, and set clear expectations and standards on writing for all of us.
All of us know Alex as a rigorous and excellent editor. He has been a deputy managing editor at The Journal since 2011. At various times, he has overseen the newspaper's front page and its global enterprise reporting, its national and corporate coverage, and, currently, its digital news-editing desk. He has also served as deputy Page One editor and deputy Marketplace editor, commissioning and editing corporate news features. As enterprise editor, he helped supervise a package of stories on Medicare fraud that won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting.
Alex worked at Newsday from 1989 to 2005, where he held a number of positions, including assistant managing editor for investigations, for features and for coverage of Long Island. In 1996, he helped lead Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of the crash of TWA Flight 800. He also supervised two Pulitzer finalists at Newsday. A graduate of Holy Cross School in New Orleans and LSU, he started his career as editor of the St. Francisville Democrat in St. Francisville, La., followed by eight years as a government, courts and general assignment reporter at the Times-Picayune. He and his wife, Lisa, live in Northport, N.Y., and have three grown children.
Earlier this month, Alex was inducted into the Hall of Fame at the LSU Manship School of Communication. This video says more than words alone can.
Chris Moran is appointed Chief Video and Audio Editor, shedding the "interim" his title has carried for the past six months. Chris has had a profound impact on the department, revamping our strategy to focus on high-quality, distinctive Wall Street Journal stories that are better seen or heard–and designed for mobile viewership.
Since his arrival, the teams have launched several successful new video and audio series, including the widely listened to Future of Everything podcast, created a new documentary unit and brought video closer to our core WSJ coverage. The strategy is already paying off in attracting new viewers and engaging them for longer periods of time. In the months to come, he will work to embed video and audio across the newsroom, and he has several more launches and developments in the works. With his leadership, video and audio are becoming more central to our journalism every day.
Chris is an adopted New Yorker hailing from Manchester, England, and lives in TriBeCa with his partner, Carley. When he isn't working, you can find him critiquing every single show on Netflix.
I'm also pleased that Matthew Rose will continue in his role as Enterprise Editor. Matthew has pushed our most ambitious journalism forward with new types of compelling storytelling and with a digital-first focus that has expanded our reach. He is leading the way in bringing our best work into a new era, the primary task for the entire leadership.
All five report to me. With Jason Anders as Chief News Editor and Mike Siconolfi as Investigations Editor, we have a strong, deep team that will accelerate our momentum. I'm incredibly excited about the whole crew, and ask you to join me in congratulating them.
Steve Severinghaus
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Register Now When we look at the early church we get a picture of small communities of people who followed Jesus together.
For example, the stories of discipleship in John's gospel follow a pattern. People come to know Jesus, are brought to him, or are introduced to him by someone they know. They hang out with him for awhile. They talk with him, listen to his teachings, and watch how he lives his life. Once they have spent some time with him, they go and bring others to him so that they can meet him. The cycle continues.
These believers engaged in life together through teaching, fellowship, communion, prayer, miracles, generosity and worship. They spent time together eating, learning, celebrating, proclaiming the good news and supporting each other.
Maybe there is a lesson in here for us. Maybe the way we are called to spread the good news isn't by preaching with a megaphone on a street corner, going door-to-door to talk about religion, or threatening that if people don't become believers they won't be saved. Maybe instead we can follow two simple steps taken by the disciples: spend time with Jesus ourselves, and then invite other people to come and experience him for themselves.
Personal growth does not happen in isolation. It is the result of interactive relationships. Small groups are God's gift to foster changes in our character and spiritual growth. It is in small groups that people can get close enough to know each other, to care and share, to challenge and support, to confide and confess, to laugh and to cry, to watch over each other and to grow together. God uses people to form people. That is why what happens between you and another person is never merely human-to human interaction - the Spirit longs to be powerfully at work in every encounter.
Our goal for Engage this Lent 2019 is to ultimately help our community of believers continue to engage in relationships that help us all become more like Christ and live out our mission and core values of invite, form and share.
How do I register for Engage? What if I want to be a Small Group Facilitator?
Whether you wish to be a small group facilitator or simply join a small group just denote these particulars on the Engage Registration Form. Small Groups will begin the week of March 4 and run for the six weeks of Lent. Materials will be delivered via email to all small group facilitators. Small groups are encouraged to meet in their home, local establishments or right here at the parish at a day and time that is most convenient. Small group facilitators will contact you as to your group and the time and date of the gatherings.
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Mediation is one of the most frequently used methods of negotiating divorce and parenting settlements. You and your partner — or, in some cases, the two of you and your respective lawyers — hire a neutral third party, called a mediator, to meet with you in an effort to discuss and resolve the issues. The mediator doesn't make decisions for you but serves as a facilitator to help you and your spouse figure out what's best
Anyone who is involved in a divorce or parenting dispute should consider mediation as an option in resolving issues satisfactorily. Mediation can work for almost all couples and has a long list of benefits.
Mediation is much less expensive than a court trial or a series of hearings.
Most mediations end in a settlement of all the issues.
Mediation is confidential, with no public record of what goes on in your sessions.
Mediation allows you to arrive at a resolution based on your own ideas of what is fair in your situation, rather than having a solution imposed upon you.
You can still have a lawyer give you legal advice if you wish.
You and your partner — not the court — can control the process.
The mediation process can improve communication between you and your partner, helping to facilitate further communication.
What is required to make a divorce/parenting mediation successful is for both people to show up willing to negotiate. Don't reject mediation just because you and the other party see a particular issue very differently — in other words, don't give up before you've begun. Mediation is a powerful process and many cases that seem impossible to resolve at the beginning end up in a settlement if everyone is committed to the process.
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A 'Casanova conman' who fleeced women out of thousands of pounds by posing as a former Royal Marine has been jailed again after almost immediately returning to his life of lies after leaving prison.
Michael Brain, 49, was banned from using social media in 2016 when he was jailed for four years in 2016 for conning victims out of £40,000 by pretending to be a former Royal Marine on dating sites and using pictures of himself in uniform.
But just weeks after his release last year he was back on Facebook and Instagram describing himself as 'ex-special forces'.
Alongside his 2016 sentence, Brain was handed a Criminal Behaviour Order that banned him from social media, dating sites and making false claims about his service.
The grandfather-of-one admitted breaching the order at Plymouth Crown Court and was jailed for two years.
The court heard between 2012 and 2015 he conned up to 28 women who handed over £40,000 which he blew on gambling and alcohol.
He had also claimed he suffered burns injuries 'on the front lines' but was actually hurt by a gas canister while staying in a caravan.
The Criminal Behaviour Order banned him from using dating websites, social media or lying about his service history.
Prosecutor Tom Faulkner said Brain had previously lied about being in the Royal Marines and used dating sites like Plenty of Fish to meet women.
The court heard an ex partner spotted that he had set up a Facebook account as 'Michael Roger', replacing his surname with his middle name.
On an Instagram account he boasted he was 'ex special forces' before later changing it to just 'ex-forces'.
He also used his Facebook account to try to sell a car, despite the ban.
Brain had been working with probation officers since his release but they were unaware of his online activity, the court heard.
In mitigation, the court heard he had found a job as a driver and had secured a place to live following his release.
His lawyers also claimed he had 'not posted much' on Instagram and had not conned anyone out of cash.
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A college leader on our team, Melvin, had the same dream multiples times during the weeks leading up to our church's mission trip to Haiti. It was him praying for someone in black, slip-on, Adidas sandals. He couldn't see the person's face, only their feet as he looked down pray for them.
One day after Strategic Village Time, Melvin's team was about to head back to the bus for lunch when they walked by a young teenage boy who was wearing the sandals that Melvin saw in his dream. He started a conversation with him and connected with the boy. They both had the same favorite soccer team and had a similar story.
Melvin felt led to share his testimony with the boy. After hearing Melvin's story, the boy said he wanted to accept Jesus as His personal Lord and Savior. Melvin was able to pray with him—just like he saw in his dream weeks before. After the prayer, the boy told Melvin that he felt "different and comfortable." Melvin was able to tell Him about the peace of god. It was an incredible, God-ordained moment!
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Twitter and Instagram were flooded with these gorgeous women posing for the paparazzi styled shots and looking just like Mrs. Kanye West. Let's have a look at the parade done by the Yeezy Army, shall we?
As you might have already guessed, the models seem to depict the flashing cameras and strutting their stuff. The pictures turned out to be pieces of art in my opinion, as celebrities always have paparazzi chasing them for that one perfect shot.
Well, the biggest plot twist would be getting Paris Hilton to do the YEEZY promotion because they do have a history together. The collection is on point in terms of the theme that is basic and street style fashion.


Make some snacks and invite your friends to watch the premiere this Sunday, September 30 on Disney Channel and Disney XD!
With the premiere of "Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors" on the horizon, it's the perfect time to assemble your BFHFs—Best Friend Heroes Forever—and throw the Ultimate Super Hero Party!
Create a centerpiece of twinkling lights and stars, colorful banners and balloons, and lay out a buffet of snacks for heroes of all-ages.
Ms. Marvel and Squirrel Girl sandwiches anchor the super-buffet, while Inferno Fiery Fruit, and Quake Fruit Leather, and America Chavez Spicy Stars are the perfect snacks for noshing during the show.
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For the Ms. Marvel sandwich, spread cream cheese and strawberry jelly on a slice of bread. Top with a second slice of bread and cut out the center using the round cutter.
Place the Ms. Marvel Super Hero symbol template on top and use an offset spatula to spread more strawberry jelly. Remove the template to reveal the symbol.
For the Squirrel Girl sandwich, place the meat and cheese on a slice of bread. Top with a second slice and cut out the center using the round cutter.
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Pour into cups to about halfway full. Place in the refrigerator to set for 1 ½ hours.
In a bowl, stir together 1 ½ cups boiling water with the red gelatin. When dissolved, stir in 1 ½ cups cold water. Make sure the mixture is cool to the touch.
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I am trying to run a Basler Sprint Mono spL-2048-70km with a NI PCIe-1433 frame grabber module. While the initial start-up was plug and play, running the camera at the maximum specified frame rate (300 kHz) turns out to be a challenge.
Up to know I am using the camera with a burst mode trigger (main trigger frequency 10Hz + burstmode up to 300 kHz) but the maximum reproducibly working burst mode rep rate is around 30 kHz. I tried various options to increase the overall frame rate over the last days but hit a wall.
I attached the sample code I am using below. Its the first time i tried to create high fram rate applications so I hope its just a very obvious mistake that can be fixed in a fast and elegant fashion.
I had a look at your VI and it looks fine to me on first sight (although you didn't include your subVI for configuring your camera).
But what I was wondering and what I didn't find on the Basler homepage is the size of the buffer of the camera. I mean with 30kHz your are producing 175MB/s. With a burst mode of 300kHz you would be close to 2GB/s. Are you using one or two Camera-Link cables? Can you increase the frame rate when you change from 12bit to 8bit image depth?
You were saying that you hit a wall, but what actually happens? Does the VI get too slow or are you loosing frames from the camera?
thank you very much for taking the time and having a look at my problem. Im also not sure how much memory the camera has by itself. In order to acchieve the high frame rates I have to use an area of interest smaler than 512 pixels.
The camera itself is only base configuration camera link, so only one cable connection. I realized yesterday afternoon, searching around in the forum and beeing lucky, that on standard triggered operation the frame grabber is triggered and not the camera directly.
From my understanding, after recieving a trigger the framegrabber sends a signal to the camera and waits for an image. This seems to have a latency of around 30 us (hence the 30 kHz max. frame rate).
By switching the Camera control line from default to external I was able to acchieve up to 100 kHz operation with the code above.
I attached the setup sub_vis to have everything complete.
The frame rate stays the same no matter if I have 8 bit or 12 bit. Trusting the basler frame rate calculator is is also expected.
When the rep rate (intraburst) is too high the camera is just skipping triggers and therefore loosing frames. This manifests itself when trying to read out the prealocated buffers. When you have a look in my Vi you will see that after starting the aquisition I calculate the time requeired to fill the prealocated buffers by the given rep rate from the trigger. In most cases for convinience I use a 10 Hz main frequency and 5 pulses each burst with a periode of e.g. 100 kHz, giving 50 Hz effective rep rate. Now the loop will wait for 1 second for the camera to aquire all images. If I increase the burst frequency the effective rep rate and overall time for the aquisition stays the same, but the camera start skipping triggers and creates empty buffers that can not be read. Ultimately giving dark lines in the reconstructed image.
In conclusion I managed to go a big step forward and up to 100 kHz. The question remaining now is how to get to more than 200 kHz from this point.
I just called Basler (+49 4102 463 500) and talked to them about your camera. I could not answer all the questions they had for me for your application, because there were quite some nessessities to grab as many frames as you do. So probably, if talk to one of their engineers, they can answer you the question if hardware-wise your setup is fine. Please let me know if you reach them and they can answer the question about the cable and if the triggering is fine.
I found yet another entry in the forum that helped me a great deal.
Even though its a different camera and looks originally like a different issue it solved my problem. It seems one has to trigger the frame grabber in "Action: trigger start of aquisition" mode and the camera itself in "exposure control: triggered" in order to avoid long latencies and reach framerates above 100 kHz.
From the specification point of view the camera should be able to do even 300 kHz. As my goal frequency is 200 kHz I see this issue as solved.
Happy that I could give some (small) input and that it works now!


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Westgate - Julian Adomako-Gyimah
'This is a name that sends chills down my spine
A hazy Saturday morning it was
When the devil decided to strike Westgate Mall
It was a chilly morning
When we least expected to hear something bad
More than five men with some dressed as women entered via the car park exit
Another batch entered through the main entrance
They start shooting sporadically
They shot at anybody they saw without any guilt or mercy
Al-Shabaab they mentioned
That name hit me, linked to al Qaeda
I saw a known face that had been hit by a bullet
It was my mentor and my father
Prof. Kofi Awoonor had been hit
I felt heat all over my body
As a terrible event had befallen us when we least expected it
A harmless man has been hit by the devil
What is happening to me
Am I dreaming?
If yes then I need to wake up
It is all over the news
It must be real
I can never forgive these cowards
Who could kill a person as harmless as Prof
The world has lost a gem who has no germ in his persona
The clouds have gone dark
All birds refuse to sing
Snakes refuse to hiss
Cocks refuse to crow
The heavenly angels have all gone quiet
An immaculate being has fallen
Life is incomplete
Incomplete with the nurturing of the gem
The gem in the person of Prof Awoonor
Due Dada. Nantew yie
Hmm life is a crazy puzzle'
Julian Adomako-Gyimah is a co-founder of One Ghana, One Voice.
This poem is part of our series of poems in memory of Kofi Awoonor. You can learn more about Awoonor and the series here. If you have a poem in memory of Kofi Awoonor, please send it to us at oneghanaonevoice(at)gmail(dot)com.
Read More: Julian Adomako-Gyimah, Kofi Awoonor Memorial Poems
Delatrophy said...
pfectsiI am very happy that poems have finally started trickling in for Kofi Awoonor tribute series. Indeed, all rains start with trickles before the heavy downpour. More will be pouring in soon as expected.
In my opinion, Snr. Poet Darko Antwi may be right in saying that: - recreating the "brutal" scene where the professor was "forcefully ushered" into eternity, could be infuriating. Yes, indeed some readers may find it so. Yet still, I beg to share a different opinion on that - life is not a mirage, its stark reality points to the fact that we are living in a violent age that has no regards for the sanctity of life. I guess it doesn't really matter now how individual poets handle his tribute poems to mirror the colour reflection of that ugly image we may really wish to erase from our memories. Generations yet unborn would come across such poems and know the moral decadence of the vile society that gave birth to their progeny.
A typical example of the point I wish to make here can be seen in reference to the cross. The cross on which our Lord Jesus Christ was brutally crucified is still being used in Christian churches not because it is pleasant to relive those infuriating horrible ordeals He passed through by using the object of his torture as a sacred symbol. On the contrary, the cross symbolically signifies his victory – what is usually referred to as "His Victory on the Cross of Calvary." What about the cross pendant in the rosary? We hug, kiss and look passionately on the cross as a symbol of redemption from our deprave nature as sinners. Jesus was crucified by Roman soldiers, who used the cross, Rome's most degrading and torturous form of execution versus the Jewish favorite capital punishment of ancient stoning. The Roman soldiers who crucified Jesus Christ in such a gruesome manner would later become the first to lay the foundation of Christendom (Emperor Constantine was not really a Christian, by the way) The Vatican is based in Rome in Italy, and Rome – was the capital of the erstwhile Roman Empire and now the Italian capital. The Roman Empire included most of what would now be considered Western Europe. The empire was conquered by the Roman Army and a Roman way of life was established in these conquered countries. The main countries conquered were England/Wales (then known as Britannia), Spain (Hispania), France (Gaul or Gallia), Greece (Achaea), the Middle East (Judea) and the North African coastal region.
Now coming to the poem, Westgate – by Julian Adomako-Gyimah. It is quite a moving poem that vividly recreates what shock, chills and heat that might have gone through the entire world upon hearing the sudden sad news of how the late Kofi Awoonor and other persons (including innocent little kids) were slain in cold blood.
The name "Westgate" used as the title of the poem is apt because it has now become synonymous with violent death perpetrated by senseless fanatics just as the twin towers of the World Trade Centre has become synonymous with the grim horrors of 9/11. Let the brutal depiction in the lines of poem remain accusatory on their conscience for the day of retribution will surely come.
I can just feel the after effects of the reverberating:
"Boom boom" -
Well-done, Julian Adomako-Gyimah. Your poem is the first poem to be showcased in this tribute series and it has indeed set the ball straight rolling by giving us a vivid screenplay flashback of the sad events that brought about this particular tribute series in memory of the Late Kofi Awoonor.
Prince Mensah said...
Julian is on point with this lament for Prof. Awoonor. Its power lies in unequivocation. The truth is best served in poetry.


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Q: Background influences object detector predictions I am using the object detector yolov5 - https://github.com/ultralytics/yolov5 - to detect surgical instruments in video recordings of surgeries. The instruments are almost always in the hand of the surgeon, and therefore the bounding boxes in the training data will always contain a hand as well as the instrument. Yolov5 seems to conclude that the hand position is an important component since the way the surgeon is holding the instrument can influence which instrument is predicted. How could one get around this problem?
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