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The IAI Westwind has become one of the success stories of the small but effective Israeli aviation industry. The Westwind started life as the Aero Commander 1121 Jet Commander or Commodore Jet, a General Electric CJ610 turbojet powered small executive jet based on Aero Commander's successful piston and turboprop twin line. The first 1121 flew on January 2 1963, with deliveries of production aircraft from early 1965. However North American Rockwell shortly afterwards acquired Aero Commander, and as it was already building the Sabreliner (described under Rockwell), the Jet Commander line had to be sold off because of antitrust laws. Thus the design and production rights for the Jet Commander were sold to Israel Aircraft Industries (IAI) in 1968. IAI completed production of the 1121 Commodore Jets (total US/Israeli production was 150) before developing the 1123 Westwind with a stretched fuselage allowing seating for 10 passengers. The Westwind first flew in September 1970. Thirty-six turbojet powered 1123s were built before production transferred to the Garrett TFE731 turbofan powered 1124 (known as the Westwind I from 1981), the first of which were delivered in mid 1976. The 1124N Sea Scan was announced in 1976 and is a radar equipped maritime patrol and surveillance derivative. Development of the basic 1124 led to the 1124A Westwind 2 with improved hot and high performance, better fuel economy and longer range. Delivered from May 1980, changes over the 1124 included a modified wing section, winglets, flat cabin floor and other interior improvements. Production ceased in 1987 in favour of the 1125 Astra (described separately under Galaxy Aerospace).
1123 - Two 13.8kN (3100lb) General Electric CJ6109 turbojets. 1124A - Two 16.5kN (3700lb) Garrett TFE7311100G turbofans.
1123 - Max cruising speed 870km/h (470kt), economical cruising speed 755km/h (408kt). Initial rate of climb 4040ft/min. Service ceiling 45,000ft. Max range 3410km (1840nm), range with max payload 2575km (1390nm). 1124A - Max speed 868km/h (469kt), economical cruising speed 723km/h (390kt). Range with max payload and reserves 4430km (2390nm), range with four passengers and max fuel 5385km (2905nm).
1123 - Operating empty 5330kg (11,750lb), max takeoff 9390kg (20,700lb). 1124A - Operating empty 6010kg (13,250lb), max takeoff 10,660kg (23,500lb).
1123 - Wing span 13.65m (44ft 5in), length 15.93m (52ft 3in), height 4.81m (15ft 10in). Wing area 28.6m2 (308.3q ft). 1124A - Same.
Flightcrew of two. Standard seating for seven in typical corporate layout, max seating for 10. Many configured as freighters.
Westwind production ceased in 1987 after more than 250 were built, of which 36 were turbojet powered. 25 1123s and 244 1124s in service at late 1998.


For 81 years, it's been a financial safety net for retirees. But in just 18 years, Social Security could run out of money.
Current projections show in 2034, the Social Security trust funds could be broke. While the program is facing a long term funding shortfall, millions of current retirees who rely on Social Security benefits are struggling to stretch those dollars.
Next year the Social Security Administration's cost of living (COLA) increase will be just 0.3 percent. For the average senior that would increase their monthly benefits check by $4. Last year, however, there was no cost of living increase at all.
Why is the cost of living increase so small?
"The simple answer is inflation is very low," New York Times writer Neil Irwin explained to CNBC's "On the Money" in an interview. "Energy prices have been falling, food prices have fallen some," Irwin said. "Therefore there's a very low cost increase."
The COLA is based on the Consumer Price index, a basket of goods and services tracked by the federal government. Increases have ranged from more than 14 percent in 1980 to last year's zero change.
Despite relatively low fuel and food prices, The Times' Senior Economic Correspondent said there's "plenty of costs that especially seniors — especially people on Social Security receive — that are rising faster than that, health care is a big one."
But if COLA is calculated a different way, it could raise benefits and overall Social Security spending, putting even more pressure on the program's trust funds.
"If you want to increase the cost of living adjustments to use a different measure of inflation, that actually makes it more expensive, makes the financial challenges greater. It's a kind of complex set of tradeoffs," he added.
An option to saving Social Security could be raising the full retirement age from 67 to 70.
"That would definitely make the solvency issue better." Irwin tells On The Money. "That's easy for people in white collar jobs, executives who have jobs they can keep doing into their 60's and 70's to say."
The other side, Irwin explains, is "if you're in a more working class, you're working with your hands. If you're a miner, a farmer doing something that's more physically taxing, it's hard to keep working into your 65 to 70's," he said.
The last time Social Security was reformed, the retirement age was raised from 65 to 67 and that was "gradually phased in" over two decades.
"Most people didn't even notice it. It happened automatically, so it was a kind of forward- looking policy back in 1983," Irwin said. Still, he doesn't see something similar happening in the immediate future.
"There's not much evidence there's a ton of momentum towards that now."
On the Money airs on CNBC Sundays at 7:30 pm, or check listings for airtimes in local markets.


They say that the best way to get to know a city is to live it from within. And what better way to experience Barcelona than to become one of its residents, shopping in its markets, going out for tapas with friends, having a drink in one of its squares at sunset and living it up with Spanish fiestas and live music before returning home, preparing something to eat and sitting out on the terrace at night.
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Q: How do I get Virtual Box to access an IP other than default localhost So I know to access my host computer's localhost from virtualbox, I can hit up the IP 10.0.2.2.  However, I need to access a different IP on my host.  I've set up another local site running on host at 192.168.7.9.  How do I hit this IP from inside virtualbox?  Thank you.

A: Your virtual machine is probably in NAT networking mode.
You need to change networking to Bridged and choose the same Network adapter
like i did on the image below...(on my laptop wifi NIC is Intel Centrino, yours is probably different!)
Then your virtual machine will be directly connected to the same network as your laptop and it'll have a similar IP address as your host... 192.168.7.x
and then you can connect to any IP address you want!
This would be the simplest way to do it.

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Daniel Johnson Morrell (* 8. August 1821 in North Berwick, York County, Maine; † 20. August 1885 in Johnstown, Pennsylvania) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker. Zwischen 1867 und 1871 vertrat er den Bundesstaat Pennsylvania im US-Repräsentantenhaus.

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Daniel Morrell besuchte die öffentlichen Schulen seiner Heimat. Im Jahr 1836 zog er nach Philadelphia, wo er als Bankangestellter und im Handel arbeitete. Seit 1855 lebte er in Johnstown. Er wurde Generaldirektor der Firma Cambria Iron Co. Zwischen 1860 und 1884 war er Präsident der lokalen Wasser- und Gasversorgungswerke. Von 1863 bis 1884 fungierte er außerdem als Präsident der First National Bank of Johnstown.  Er war auch lange Zeit Vorsitzender des dortigen Stadtrates. Politisch war er Mitglied der Republikanischen Partei.

Bei den Kongresswahlen des Jahres 1866 wurde Morrell im 17. Wahlbezirk von Pennsylvania in das US-Repräsentantenhaus in Washington, D.C. gewählt, wo er am 4. März 1867 die Nachfolge von Abraham Andrews Barker antrat. Nach einer Wiederwahl konnte er bis zum 3. März 1871 zwei Legislaturperioden im Kongress absolvieren. In dieser Zeit war er Vorsitzender des Handwerksausschusses. Bis 1869 war die Arbeit des Kongresses von den Spannungen zwischen den Republikanern und Präsident Andrew Johnson belastet, die in einem nur knapp gescheiterten Amtsenthebungsverfahren gipfelten. In den Jahren 1868 und 1870 wurden der 14. bzw. der 15. Verfassungszusatz ratifiziert.

Bei den Wahlen des Jahres 1870 wurde Daniel Morrell nicht bestätigt. Im Jahr 1878 war er Beauftragter für die Weltausstellung in Paris. Ansonsten nahm er seine früheren Tätigkeiten wieder auf. Außerdem wurde er Mitglied des South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club. Dabei wies er immer wieder erfolglos auf die Schwächen der South-Fork-Talsperre hin. Er bot sogar an, den Stausee Lake Conemaugh mit eigenen finanziellen Mitteln zu renovieren. Auch das wurde abgelehnt. Vier Jahre nach Morrells Tod brach der Damm am 31. Mai 1889, was zu einer regionalen Katastrophe führte. Er starb am 20. August 1885 in Johnstown, wo er auch beigesetzt wurde.

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In 1987, when the first issue went to print, Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine was, as publications go, the new kid on the block. It was an upstart deer hunting magazine based on one man's dream to find a common thread among white-tailed deer hunters. More than 25 years later, Jackie Bushman and the Buckmasters staff have seen the dream become reality as hundreds of thousands of deer hunters subscribe to Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine. As the leading deer hunting publication in North America, Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine seeks to promote hunting as an effective wildlife management tool while educating our readers with topics on all aspects of hunting white-tailed deer. READ MORE
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In July, the company's board had approved the buyback of 8,78,160 shares of the face value of Rs 10 each at a price of Rs 23,000 per share aggregating to Rs 2,019.76 crore from the shareholders.PTI | September 27, 2016, 13:24 IST
NEW DELHI: Auto components major Bosch has said its offer to buyback 8.78 lakh shares, about 25 per cent of the paid up capital of the firm, for Rs 2,019.76 crore would begin on October 6.
The buyback offer will close on October 21, Bosch said in a regulatory filing.
In July, the company's board had approved the buyback of 8,78,160 shares of the face value of Rs 10 each at a price of Rs 23,000 per share aggregating to Rs 2,019.76 crore from the shareholders.
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Starring debuts #9: John Amplas in Martin (1978)
A serial killer tries to work through an identity crisis
John Amplas
Lincoln Maazel
Christine Forrest
Elyane Nadeau
Martin on the hunt with a syringe clamped between his teeth is one of the great sights of 70s horror.
We know he's a serial killer, but is he a vampire?
As played by the superb Amplas, we never get a telling answer. The movie continually toys with conventions and expectations so that facts and illusion blur and become almost irrelevant.
What matters is what you believe.
Martin's an extremely troubled young man, though. He's lonely and, at the very least, suffering from a deep-rooted, psycho-sexual problem that results in the urge to drink blood. During the movie's claustrophobic, near-wordless, erotically charged opening aboard a night train, we become familiar with his killing technique. Having chosen an attractive victim, he squats outside her cabin to pick the lock. As the door opens, he imagines her in white lingerie throwing open her arms for a passionate embrace, but instead she's flushing the toilet, wearing a face mask and blowing her nose. He sticks her with the needle, but the ensuing struggle results in her calling him a 'freak asshole' while he pleads: "I just want you to go to sleep."
A ritualistic murder follows that involves undressing the unconscious woman, tenderly placing her arms around his back, kissing her unresponsive body, slitting her wrist with a razorblade, enjoying the shock of warm blood spurting onto his pale chest, and feeding.
But once it's over, Martin neither gloats nor seems sated.
He's just puzzled.
The next morning we see why he's been getting away with such ghoulish practices for so long. People simply don't take any notice of a slim, floppy-haired boy with his mild overbite, everyday clothes and pronounced lack of threat.
He's a nobody.
When he gets off the train to meet Cuda (Maazel), his elderly, deeply traditional Catholic cousin, it's the old man who seems like a whack job. Dressed in a white three-piece suit and leaning on a cane, he tells his boarder in heavily accented English: "Nosferatu! First, I will save your soul. Then I will destroy you."
The guy's so straight laced and pompous we almost laugh, even though we've just witnessed Martin's vampirish, necrophiliac behavior.
But if the old man's convinced Martin is a vampire, how come he's walking around in daylight? How can he bite into garlic and run a crucifix over his face? Why doesn't he ever sprout fangs?
During his stay with his glowering relative, we hear talk of the 'family curse' and a history of insanity as Martin has black and white 19th Century visions of being chased by torch-carrying villagers.
Are these memories or yet more fantasies?
Perhaps Martin's simply been convinced over the years by his unstable family that he's a supernatural creature. Is his terrible rite with the syringe and razorblade down to rampant mental illness, a compromised attempt to accept his true nature or the result of conditioning?
Throughout it all, Martin just wants to establish the truth. He knows there's no such thing as 'real magic' and that the depiction of movie vampires is nonsense. He's glad when Cuda's granddaughter agrees with him, but when she asks how old he is, he replies with apparent sincerity 'eighty-four'.
This is an unpredictable horror movie with an unusual feel. Built on Romero's very intelligent screenplay, it mixes up delusion, reality, beliefs, actual behavior and fictional portrayals surrounding vampire lore. A good example of this is Martin's late night conversations with a radio talk show host in which he lays bare his dislocation and bloodlust.
"Other people have the sexy stuff whenever they want it," he tells the listeners. "I've been much too shy to ever do the sexy stuff. I mean to do it with someone who was awake. Someday maybe I'll get to do it without the blood part. Just do it with somebody and then be together and talk all night."
The DJ, of course, thinks he's an entertaining crank and refers to him as 'The Count', happy to milk his pain as long as it keeps boosting the ratings.
Amplas, who went onto a sporadic career in inferior horror flicks, at least excels in his debut. He's a naturalistic actor with a very expressive face putting in a creepily convincing turn that pulls you in many different directions as you try to get a fix on the character. He's often dreamy and vacant, a state that suggests mild retardation, yet sometimes has eyes brimming with knowledge beyond his years. One minute he's like a gawky teenager, the next he's become an experienced prowler and housebreaker, capable of overpowering a stronger man with his resourcefulness and determination.
And, oh, that sledgehammer ending!


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Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway A Reflection of the author's Life "In people's eyes, in the swing, tramp, and trudge, in the bellow and the uproar, the carriages, motor cars, omnibuses, vans, sandwich men shuffling and swinging, brass bands, barrel organs, in the triumph and the jingle and the strange high singing of some aeroplanes overhead was what she loved; London, this moment of June. " Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (published on 14 May 1925) is a novel detailing a day in the life of protagonist Clarissa Dalloway in London in the summer of 1923 five years after the end of World War I.
In a stream of consciousness narrative, Clarissa Dalloway's party acts as the central focus of the novel. Mrs. Dalloway is one of Woolf's novels that have generated the most critical attention and is most widely studied. The novel is composed of movements from one character to another, or of movements from internal thoughts of one character to internal thoughts of another. Virginia Woolf was skilled of the stream of consciousness technique in this novel exploring with great subtlety problems of personal identity and personal relationships as well as the significance of time, change and memory for human personality.
For this, she was regarded as one of the foremost modernist literary figures and one of the greatest novelists of the twentieth century. Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway is a mere reflection of the author's life. She was born and raised in London so it is not impossible for her to be in love with her place. Woolf's adoration of her place is really apparent in the novel. London is almost a character and a beloved thing. Woolf was raised in a financially secured family for she was a member of the uppity English gentry's class.
Clarissa Dalloway, the protagonist of the novel, was a representative of the said class of English intelligentsia. In 1925, Mercantilism and Industrialism created a new ruling class, the bourgeoisie in where she belongs. Having that class, Woolf's disgust over poor was mirrored through the Clarissa Dalloway's behavior towards Doris Kilman, her daughter's tutor. Virginia Woolf was a member of the Bloomsbury Group. This group discouraged sexual exclusivity so it is not surprising that Woolf is bisexual and had a relationship with a woman, specifically Vita (Victoria) Sackville-West.
Her bisexualism is seen in the novel with Clarissa Dalloway affair with Sally Seton, her best friend. Woolf's strong admiration towards woman was coupled with growing dislike in the male domination in society. She was more concerned with the position of women and thus feminism is her novel is evident. The change in woman's social position was perceptible in Elizabeth Dalloway's contemplation of career and Lady Bruton position in the society. Septimus Warren Smith predicament epitomizes Woolf's real life struggle of mental instability.
The presence of the previous world war and its effect are reasons of human's insanity. Woolf's fear of losing her mind again with the depressing events of World War resulted to her suicide. Virginia Woolf's life was really marked in her novel "Mrs. Dalloway" that it somehow predicted her death in the river. In significance, this paper is set to approach the novel biographically. Born as Adeline Virginia Stephen in 1882 in London, Virginia Woolf was a daughter of Sir Leslie Stephen, the Victorian critic, philosopher, biographer and scholar, and of Julia Prinsep Jackson Duckworth.
Their household had many children and was financially secured. She was educated in their literate and well connected family at Hyde Park Gate, Kensington. She was raised in an environment filled with the influences of a Victorian literary society. Virginia Woolf, as stated, lived in London. In this novel, her love of her place is greatly shown. London in 1925 itself is almost a character. England's capital is alive on the page, a beloved thing: "…the traffic thinned, motor cars, tinkling, darting, succeeded the lumber of vans; and here, and there among the thick foliage of the squares and intense light hung.
I resign, the evening seemed to say, as it paled and faded above the battlements and prominence, moulded, pointed, of hotel, flat, and block of shops, I fade, she was beginning, I disappear but London would have none of it, and rushed her bayonets into the sky, pinioned her, constrained her to partnership in her revelry. " Punctuated by the chimes of Big Ben, their 'leaden circles', the radiant hours of Mrs. Dalloway draw the reader into a deeper understanding of the workings and meanings of time in London's life.
London is a metonym for Clarissa Dalloway and the type of society she represents. Clarissa Dalloway and Virginia Woolf are representatives of an uppity English gentry's class. Woolf strived to illustrate the vain artificiality of Clarissa's life and her involvement in it. The detail given and thought provoked in one day of a woman's preparation for a party, a simple social event exposes the flimsy lifestyle of the upper-middle class English intelligentsia. The ascendancy of the Labour Party and of unrest in India are revealed. Mercantilism and Industrialism created a powerful new class.
The reader learns that the political and social culture of Britain is changing significantly. It indicates the shifting of political power to the party that represents the interests of the broadest population, the bourgeoisie or middle class, as opposed to those old aristocratic ruling class. The new party gained a parliamentary majority in England in 1924, the year before Mrs. Dalloway was published. This novel was too tinselly, too immersed in a glittering circle of the rich, courtiers, gentlemen in clubs, concerned lest Mrs.
Dalloway be taken as simply a wealthy materialist with posh shopping on her mind. The novel is greatly enamoured with the social world, and does rather endorse Clarissa Dalloway and Virginia Woolf herself disgust over poor. Doris Kilman, Elizabeth's tutor, is deeply loathed by Mrs. Dalloway with her shabby green mackintosh, gloves and shoes. The disgust over poor is seriously made known in these lines: "…for Miss Kilman would do anything for the Russians starved herself for the Austrians, but in private inflicted positive torture, so insensitive was she, dressed in a green mackintosh coat.
Year in year out she wore that coat; she perspired; she was never in the room five minutes without making you feel her superiority, your inferiority; how poor she was; how rich you were; how she lived in a slum without a cushion or a bed or a rug or whatever it might be, all her soul rusted with that grievance sticking in it, her dismissal from school during the war – the poor embittered unfortunate creature! " In 1912, Virginia Woolf married Leonard Woolf, one of the founders of the intellectual circle known as the Bloomsbury Group.
The marriage was not fully consummated and that Virginia Woolf's sexuality was primarily toward women. The ethos of the Bloomsbury discouraged sexual exclusivity. Accordingly, Virginia Woolf was herself bisexual and in 1922, she met in their group Vita (Victoria) Sackville-West. Woolf's friendship with Vita was charged with erotic undertones. Vita was a beautiful, forceful woman who was a writer as well as a great admirer of Woolf's talent. She was also a lesbian and she had a relationship with Woolf that lasted through most of the 1920s. To Woolf, questions of gender, gender difference, and sexuality became extremely important.
She was interested in the commonalities of men and women as well as their differences and she argued that artists had androgynous minds. In this novel, Woolf's bisexualism was very much publicized in the relationship of Clarissa and Sally Seton, her best friend. Sally represents Clarissa's true but unfulfilled love towards women. Clarissa had loved Sally as a man loves a woman. Woolf insinuates that Clarissa was stifled in her homosexual love for Sally by the standards of society and her own conservatism. "She could see what she lacked. It was not beauty; it was not mind.
It was something central which permeated; something warm which broke up surfaces and rippled the cold, contact of man and woman or of women together. " "…but this question of love (she thought, putting her coat away). This falling in love with women, take Sally Seton, her relation in the old days with Sally Seton. Had not that, after all, been love? " Sally was Clarissa's inspiration to think beyond the walls of Bourton, to read, to philosophize and to fantasize. Clarissa thrillingly kissed Sally on the lips. Woolf describes the kiss between Sally and Clarissa as an epiphany of sorts, an ecstasy. Sally stopped, picked a flower; kissed her on the lips. The whole world may have turned upside down! The others disappeared; there she was alone with Sally. And she felt that she had been given a present, wrapped up, and told just to keep it, not to look at it – a diamond, something infinitely precious, wrapped up, which, as they walked (up and down), she uncovered, or the radiance burnt through, the revelation, the religious feeling! " Thus, the kiss represents and understates the sexual attraction and revelation that Sally brought to Clarissa.
The present given to Clarissa, diamond, the flower picked, the 'radiance burnt through', all symbolize the sexual ecstasy. Clarissa feels so violated when men intrude upon her moment. Peter and Old Joseph's intrusions symbolize the dominance of men in society and the conservatism of sexual relations that would not allow her true yearnings. Her strong admiration for women was coupled with a growing dislike for male domination in society. Woolf was increasingly concerned with the position of women, especially professional women, and the constrictions they suffered under. Thus, feminism is displayed.
Clarissa's character highlights the role of women as the proverbial "Angel in the House" and embodies both sexual and economic repression. The archetype of the eternal feminine is evoked. In contrast, Elizabeth Dalloway, her daughter is compared to a blooming flower, the metonym for spring and growth, as she is a young girl coming into womanhood. Elizabeth contemplates a career. This indicates how the education and social position of young women was changing. Like Lady Bruton, daughter of a general who is concerned with British Empire's affairs, young women can have public careers in their own right.
Virginia Woolf had a mental disorder problem in her family history. Laura Stephen, was declared mentally disabled and lived with them until she was institutionalized in 1891n to end of her life. Throughout Woolf's life, she was plagued by drastic mood swings due of her bipolar disorder. November 4, 1921, Woolf finished Jacob's Room and fell into a dark depression. She spent the early months of 1921 in bed, almost invalid. As she rested and read, a story was tumbling around her head. It was a story with a character that haunted her for years – Clarissa Dalloway.
When her friend Katherine Maxse Mansfield died in 1022 from a fall down on a flight of stairs, Woolf was convinced that it was suicide and then she found her inspiration to begin Mrs. Dalloway. Woolf suffered mental breakdowns during her lifetime. These breakdowns are from her compulsive drive to work that she acquired from her parents, combined with her naturally fragile state. The sudden death of her mother in 1895 and that of her half sister Stella led to the first of Virginia Woolf's several nervous breakdowns.
This breakdown was considered as the "greatest disaster" that had happened to her. It was due to the guilt that she felt over choosing her father as her favorite parent. In 1904, her father died, Virginia Woolf was overcome by the event and suffered her second mental breakdown, combined with scarlet fever and attempted suicide. This breakdown provoked her most alarming collapse and she was briefly institutionalized. World War I is perceptibly an important sense in the novel and in the life of Virginia Woolf. Woolf's dread of World War was one of the reasons that led to her mental disorder.
Septimus Warren Smith, fatally disturbed and shell-shocked man aged about thirty, pale-faced and beak nosed, operates as a pointed criticism of the insanity and depression. Woolf lashes out at the medical discourse through Septimus' decline and ultimate suicide. Septimus' hallucinations and suicidalism mirror her own struggles with manic depression. Septimus represents a lost generation of men following the end of World War I. The novel shows the reflection of war, its effect on post war society and the British infatuation with the memory of it.
It can be remembered that the novel had happened five years after the war but still exists with its shadow. Septimus was the victim of this psychosocial establishment in post war England. World War I traumatized its soldiers, the carnage, mutilation and terror resulted in a host of traumatized war veterans, Septimus Warren Smith, who has been a brave soldier but who ended up a suicidal, ruined man indicates Woolf's condemnation of the unfortunate war. World War is what ruins Septimus life and career and what hounds him to death. Insanity was close to Woolf's past and present.
The novel showed the sane and insane as an advanced social commentary. Woolf illustrated the humanity lacking in sane person and the depth of feeling possessed by an insane character. It further portrayed the connection to life, living among those who have been cut off from such connections and who suffer because of the improper treatment they, henceforth, receive. Woolf illustrated insanity as form of death and the difficulty living with it. Virginia Woolf, as mentioned, suffered bouts of mental instability throughout her life, periods of madness or near madness that terrified her.
After each recovery she was haunted by the thought that the next time she might not return to sanity. After completing the manuscript of her last novel 'Between the Acts', Woolf fell victim to a depression similar to that which she had earlier experienced. In March 28, 1941, her fear of having another nervous breakdown and losing her mind, along with the depressing events of World War I, finally proved too much for her to bear. Woolf left suicide notes for her husband and drowned herself by weighing pockets with stones and walking into the River Ouse near her home in Lewes, Sussex. I feel certain that I am going mad again. I feel we can't go through another of those terrible times. And I shan't recover this time. I begin to hear voices, and I can't concentrate. So I am doing what seems the best thing to do. You have given me the greatest possible happiness. You have been in every way all that anyone could be. I don't think two people could have been happier 'til this terrible disease came. I can't fight any longer. I know I am spoiling your life, that without me you could work. And you will I know. You see I can't even write this properly. I can't read.
What I want to say is I owe all the happiness of my life to you. You have been entirely patient with me and incredibly good. I want to say that – everybody knows it. If anybody could have saved me it would have been you. Everything has gone from me but the certainty of your goodness. I can't go on spoiling your life any longer. I don't think two people could have been happier than we've been. " What a lark! to plunge into the life of London, thinks Mrs. Dalloway as Woolf's novel opens. But also 'What a plunge! ' as it might be running down the beach to meet the kiss of a wave.
Apt enough, one thinks, for an entry into the novel's stream of consciousness, but horribly prophetic of the later suicidal plunge of Virginia Woolf into a death-dealing tidal river. In Mrs. Dalloway, Woolf had showed her expertise in the stream-of-consciousness technique. By making use of it, she managed to let everyone see her life and its details. Woolf's adoration of her place became apparent in the novel that she had made it almost a character. Woolf was a member of the uppity English gentry's class and in her protagonist, Clarissa Dalloway; she was able to tell us that she was a representative of that class.
Having that class, Woolf's disgust over poor was mirrored through her protagonist behavior towards one of the characters in the novel who belong in the inferior class. Virginia Woolf was a member of the Bloomsbury Group which discouraged sexual exclusivity. Being a member of that group, it is foreseen that she was a lesbian. Her bisexualism is witnessed in the novel with the protagonist relationship with the same sex. Woolf's strong admiration towards woman was coupled with growing dislike in the male domination in society.
Her concerned with the position was observed in Elizabeth Dalloway's contemplation of career and Lady Bruton's position in the society. Woolf's real life struggle of mental instability was seen in Septimus Warren Smith dilemma. This dilemma was due of the presence of World War and its horrible effects. Depression on World War and fear of another mental breakdown results to her suicide. The novel was so attached to Woolf's life that it somehow predicted her death. The novel focuses more in the real world of the inner mind, not in physical action.
For this reason, Woolf had shown an evidence of the consolidation of a major and rare fictional talent. Respectively, Virginia Woolf was a great writer. Her voice is distinctive; her style is her own, her work is an active influence on other writers. She was an experimenter who managed to combine the pleasure of narrative with those forceful interruptions that the mind needs to wake itself. References: 1. Woolf, Virginia. Mrs. Dalloway. Vintage; New Ed edition (16 Jan 1992) 2. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Virginia_Woolf 3. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Mrs_Dalloway 4. http://www. sparknotes. com/lit/dalloway/
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When people start practising yoga they often comment on how well they slept or how they felt relaxed yet sparkly afterwards. Yoga works on many levels, balancing us physically, emotionally and energetically. Why not give it a go!
In addition to regular classes in Worthing and Shoreham-by-Sea, I've just started a new class at Brighton Hove & Sussex Sixth Form College on the Brighton/Hove border, just up from Seven Dials. At the junction of Dyke Road and the Upper Shoreham Road, BHASVIC is easy to get to and has free parking onsite. Running each Wednesday 1830-1945, beginners are very welcome. Please contact me for more information or to book your space!


The A&S open house for Tanwayour will be held this coming Tuesday, Dec 16th, from 5-8 p.m. at the Rancho San Diego Library, 11555 Via Rancho San Diego, El Cajon, CA 92019. Please come and enjoy a wonderful time to enjoy, work on, and share your period arts!
Lady Jana Aoibeall will be available to teach one-on-one how to do period shading techniques to any who wish to learn how to make your illuminating (the painting used to illustrate awards scrolls in our society and very expensive books in period) even more spectacular. She can also demonstrate gilding techniques (how thin sheets of gold were applied to the illuminations). Card stock will be available for those who wish to practice by making gift cards/tags.
Also, Lady Agnes Wurtmann will be demonstrating how to make Sima, a Finnish mead that can ferment in as little as 8 days. If you wish to try your hand at making your own, please bring 2 lbs of honey and a clean 1 gallon jug.
Other gentles have come and worked on cordmaking, and cutting out sewing projects. We have a beautiful large, well lighted room where you can put two banquet-size tables together for your project, if you need the room, or you can work out of your lap. As long as it's period and you can do it on/over a carpeted floor without risking stains, you are very welcome indeed!
Hope that we'll see you there!
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ANDREW GLIKSON. CO2 is rising at the fastest rate since 66 million years ago.
As the CO2 level rises to 408 ppm and the total greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, including CO2, methane and nitrous oxide, reaches about 500 parts per million CO2-equivalent, the stability threshold of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, currently melting at an accelerated rate, is exceeded. Under warming drought conditions, firestorms currently engulfing California, large parts of South America, Siberia, Australia and elsewhere are a direct consequence of the extreme changes in the composition of the atmosphere.
Since the 18th century, combustion of fossil fuels has led to the release of more than 910 billion tons of carbon dioxide (GtCO2) by human activity, raising CO2 to about 408.5 ppm (September 2019), as compared to the 280-300 ppm range prior to the onset of the industrial age. By the early-21st century the current CO2 rise rate has reached 2 to 3 ppm/year.
The current carbon dioxide rise rate exceeds the fastest geological rates estimated for the K-T asteroid impact (66.4 million years-ago) and the PETM (Paleocene-Eocene Temperature Maximum) hyperthermal event (55.9 million years ago) by an order of magnitude. The current growth rate of atmospheric greenhouse gases, in particular over the last 70 years or so, constitutes an extreme event in the recorded history of Earth.
Current rise rates of CO2 (2.86 ppm CO2/year) and temperature (0.15-0.20°C per decade since 1975) associated with extreme weather events raise doubts regarding gradual linear climate projections. Instead, chaotic climate conditions may arise from the clash between northward-shifting warm air masses which intersect the weakened undulating Arctic boundary and freezing polar air fronts penetrating Siberia, North America and Europe.
Allowing for the temperature-lowering influence of the transient albedo (reflection) enhancing effects of atmospheric sulphur dioxide and other aerosols, mean global temperature has potentially reached ~2.0 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures. Current greenhouse gas forcing and global mean temperatures are approaching Miocene-like (prior to 5.3 million years-ago) conditions.
The definition of a "tipping point" in the climate system is a threshold which, once exceeded, can lead to large changes in the state of the system, or where the confluence of individual factors combines into a single stream. The term "tipping element" describes subcontinental-scale subsystems of the Earth system that are susceptible to being forced into a new irreversible state by small perturbations. In so far as a tipping point can be identified in current developments of the climate system, the weakening of the Arctic boundary, indicated by slowing down and increased disturbance of the jet stream, heralds a likely tipping point.
A report by the National Academy Press 2011 states: "As the planet continues to warm, it may be approaching a critical climate threshold beyond which rapid (decadal-scale) and potentially catastrophic changes may occur that are not anticipated—because of complex feedback dynamics and existing computational limitations—by climate models that are tuned to modern conditions."
Direct evidence for changing climate patterns is provided by the expansion of the tropics and migration of climate zones toward the poles, estimated at a rate of approximately 56-111 km per decade. As the dry subtropical zones shift toward the poles, droughts worsen and overall less rain falls in temperate regions. Poleward shifts in the average tracks of tropical and extratropical cyclones are already happening. This is likely to continue as the tropics expand further. As extratropical cyclones move, they shift rain away from temperate regions that historically rely on winter rainfalls for their agriculture and water supply. Australia is highly vulnerable to expanding tropics as about 60 percent of the continent lies north of 30°S.
Low-lying land areas, including coral islands, deltas and low coastal and river valleys, would be flooded due to sea level rise to Miocene-like sea levels of approximately 40±15 meters above pre-industrial levels. Accelerated flow of ice melt water flow from ice sheets into the oceans is reducing temperatures over tracts in the North Atlantic and circum-Antarctic oceans. Strong temperature contrasts between cold polar-derived fronts and warm tropical-derived air masses lead to extreme weather events, retarding habitats, in particular over coastal regions. As partial melting of the large ice sheets proceeds the Earth's climate zones continue to shift polar-ward (Environmental Migration Portal, 2015). This results in an expansion of tropical regions such as existed in the Miocene (5.3-23 million years ago), reducing the size of polar ice sheets and temperate climate zones.
According to Berger and Loutre (2002) the effect of high atmospheric greenhouse gas levels would delay the next ice age by tens of thousands of years during which chaotic tropical to hyper-tropical conditions including extreme weather events would persist over much of the Earth, until atmospheric CO2 and insolation subside to below ~300 ppm. Humans are likely to survive only in relatively favourable parts of Earth, such as sub-polar regions and sheltered mountain valleys, where cooler conditions would allow fauna to remain.
To try and avoid such calamities abrupt reduction in carbon emissions is essential, but since the high level of CO2-e is activating amplifying feedbacks from land and ocean, global attempts to down-draw 50 to 100 ppm of CO2 from the atmosphere using every effective negative emissions is essential. Such efforts would include streaming air through basalt and serpentine, biochar cultivation, sea weed sequestration, reforestation, sodium hydroxide pipe systems and other methods.
As trillions of dollars continue to be poured into preparation of future wars, currently no government is involved in serious attempts at defending life on Earth.
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4 Responses to ANDREW GLIKSON. CO2 is rising at the fastest rate since 66 million years ago.
Stephen Saunders says:
OK, so we know Australia is world-class at land-clearing and fossil-fuel extraction. Chafes at its unique biodiversity and water constraints. Hasn't got a prayer of reducing emissions. Why not try something easy, like reducing population growth?
Mike Scrafton says:
The facts of anthropogenic warming are no longer in dispute only just how calamitous and disruptive its consequences will be. The size of the transformation required in energy generation, provision of health and other services, re-engineering all production processes, reshaping the urban fabric, agriculture, etc etc in order to avoid or mitigate the absolute worse outcomes of global warming is mind boggling. It is only matched by the criminal lethargy, inertia, and ignorance of the political class. To protect the welfare, well being and security of Australians an enormous effort must be put into research into adaptation, matched by appropriate investment. This is a more serious and imminent threat than China and Glikson is right say funds need to be taken from Defence and redirected to mitigation and adaptation.
Andrew Glikson says:
Reply to Mike:
You write "It is only matched by the criminal lethargy, inertia, and ignorance of the political class."
And the corporate mainstream media, hardly reporting or even covering up the full consequences of carbon emissions for the living world.
Nick Deane says:
It sounds as though it is too late already! But Glikson's final remark is entirely valid – "As trillions of dollars continue to be poured into preparation of future wars, currently no government is involved in serious attempts at defending life on Earth." In other words, we stand to make a disastrous situation very much worse for ourselves, by engaging in (indulging in?) warfare.


Congratulations to the UP Pep Squad, the 2007 UAAP Cheerdance Competition Champions! I had goosebumps after watching their flawlessly executed routine, I haven't felt that way since UP won the crown in 2001. This is welcome news after UP's dismal 0-14 showing this UAAP Men's Basketball season.
Mimi was able to shoot photos of the cheerdance competition and break in our new Canon 40D.
The whole UP community showed up in full force!
UP's theme this year is "Rock" which they incorporated with their costume and hairstyle.
The Pep Squad seconds before announcing the winner.
A nice gesture from the defending champions.
The UP crowd singing "UP Naming Mahal".
UST's SDT placed second and as usual they were in top form.
The FEU 'Penguins' doing their 'Happy Feet' routine.
NU Bulldogs in their Cyclops attire.
yahoo!!! UP fight!! grabe, of all the years, I had to miss this one! Kahapon pa ako naghahanap ng matinong pics at videos sa Youtube, wala…..thanks mimi!!!! Sana may rerun sa Studio 23! Nakaka panindig balahibo just looking at the pics….so okay lang na olats tayo sa basketball, nakabawi naman sa cheering!! Congrats on the new cam!
hi mimi and karl! i always visit your blog because i truly admire your work. 🙂 pero ngayon lang ata ako magpa-paramdam sa inyo. hehehe. UP PEP SQUAD really rocks!!! i have more faith in them than our basketball team. hahaha. and its about time we end UST's dominance in the cheerdance competition. it's UP Pep's time to shine again. UP FIGHT!!!
yehey! after 20 years of waiting.. champs ulit sa cheerdance ang mga isko at iska! congrats to everyone! my fiancee and i were really looking forward to this. too bad we weren't able to watch it on tv 'coz we had to buy our things for our apartment. anyways, at least UP won! yehey!
my fiancee told me about mimi&karl. i always visit your site and from the very first time, i was so amazed. galing nyo sobra!! you can really capture that moment in every shoot. how i wish we can have you shoot our photos for our wedding.. (sigh) well, maybe in the future.. keep up the good work guys!!
Hi! bought a nikon 40D as well. A newbie in photography, if you will. i wonder if you could share your knowledge…just wanted to know what your camera settings were when you took the action pics. got 2 kids in Pep and i have a lot of pics to take..if you know what i mean. so i need a crash course! hahaha! Thanks!
Ask ko lang…how was the Canon 40D? How is it compared to 30D or 5D?
great shots! i loved the routine ng UP…sobrang galing!
great pics! may kinalaman ba ang experience sa zs pubcom para makapagkuha ng ganyan pictures? hehe. very happy to see UP rocked!
Karl, oo na bago camera mo… di ka man lang nagtawag. =( great pics. gumamit ka ng Peyups id?
Amazing photos!!!! Ang saya po!
Wow, nice pics! Buti na lang nanalo tayo this year, para may iba namang pag-uusapan, hindi lang yung 0-14 ng men's basketball. Hehehe.
mimi/karl pwede pa-copy ng isang pic lang? lagay ko lang sa blog 😀 thanks!
sAna sA su2nOd talUnin niO pa Sila!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
U-nibersidad ng Pilipinas! U-nibersidad ng Pilipinas! I was actually looking for pictures here nung Monday pa coz I saw from the UP pep squad website yung pictures nila courtesy of Mimi. UP Fight!!!! Galing galing talaga!
Great pics. I finally saw what the fuss was all about the school named Al Salle. Hehehe.
Dax: sakit ng kamay ko at isa lang dala namin cam, mas masaya pati magcheer. Hanapin mo ko dito.
Pa-grab naman ng pics o? Lagay ko lang sa multiply site and friendster ko? Thanks!
@ Farah – Uy, long time ah. Sige, go ahead and grab!
hi mimi! batch 99 ako. naaaliw lang talaga ako sa mga kuha niyo. lalo na ung shots sa ating eberdirest UPIS. sana abutan ko yun bago sya gibain. gusto ko din pakuha dun. pero pag dko kayo afford, irrent ko nalang cliquebooth niyo.
May archive ba kayo ng pics from as early as 1999? Hehehe… Baka sakali nakuhana niyo kami ng pics na nuon.
We have a project in our Journalism class wherein we're required to publish a mini newspaper. I was just wondering if I could use some of your 2007 Cheerdance Competition photos? We'll cite you as our source.
waaaaaaaa.. kahit di ako UPinians.. still UP rocks…. weeeeeeeee.. hanep!
Our class has a project in our Sportswriting class wherein we're required to publish a sports newspaper/magazine on the UAAP event.
Can we use some of your 2007 Cheerdance Competition photos? You and your site will be cited, of course.
Its good that UP won! I hope it will win again in this season!!!!!
wowow grbe ganda ng up galing ….


I don't really make much sense. I don't understand myself and why I do things. I am constantly making the same mistakes even though I know it's only making it harder for myself. Of course I'm unhappy with myself and incredibly disgusted and ashamed by my behaviour. I refuse to accept the consequences of my choices. I'm constantly losing and gaining weight. My weight is always fluctuating. My life revolves around food and weight. My only goal in life is to be thin. I don't take pleasure in anything, sad but unfortunately the truth. I'm addicted to food. I'm always thinking about food. I feel like there's no way out of what seems like an endless cycle I've been struggling with for years. The urge to binge. I've developed the urge to binge and then purge and it has become something I've done much more frequent, especially this year. I used to come home when I knew everybody was at work just so I could binge and purge: the urges were so strong. But this is the sad fact: I do it over and over again. I'd binge and then purge and say I would eat healthy for the rest of the day only to repeat the same cycle or then sometimes I wouldn't purge so would gain weight anyway. I tried using exercise as a weight management technique and that lasted for a while. Even though I was eating a lot I wasn't gaining. Trying to exercise for around 3 hours a day, as pathetic as it was.
It doesn't make sense. I know I'm only going to eventually end up destroying myself if I continue this dangerous cycle. I ate a lot this morning and I knew I would purge it even before I'd started eating. After I got most of it up, later I ate again and tried to purge it. Even though I know I'm not getting much up (recently these past few days) it's as if I purge as a means of 'control', if that makes sense. That's what makes it dangerous because I keep doing it even though it's utterly meaningless in a way. I've been binging but have been fluctuating in the 54 kilo weight range. Even after purging I still end up eating later on and keep in mind I don't purge everything of what I've eaten.
I'm so tired of dealing with the 'urges'. I feel like I've completely messed up everything. I can't concentrate on anything. I can't commit to anything. All I can do is binge. All I can do is destroy myself and for what? Of course I want to be thin. I want to be confident and I don't want to hate myself. My life is passing me by. I'm already 19 and my whole life has revolved around my desire to be thin, the struggle between my love for food and wanting to get thin. It's sad how I haven't gotten there yet after all this time. I thought I would have escaped it. It's not as easy as "eat healthy and exercise". My brain is wired differently. I have so many bad habits now. I don't know how I'll learn to overcome them and I feel so helpless because I've tried so many times and always seem to come back to this which is why I gave up for a while there.
It's not normal. None of this is normal. I can now hide my purging from everybody. I know how it's done. I don't even need to go to the bathroom anymore. I even find hands free purging works for me. It's disgusting and sickening. If my parents knew they'd find me to be a lunatic, would want me sent to 'treatment' or institutionalized for sure. But to think that food could make me do this. To destroy myself in this way.
I don't know what to do. I know obviously only I can make things better but I feel trapped in the past. I feel like I don't know how to forgive myself and move on. I want to have a life. I don't want my life to be like this. I just want to be a completely different person and forget everything about me. I don't want to go to therapy because well, I'm ashamed, yes. I don't know how talking about my problems can help when the problem is that I'm addicted to food because it's how my brain has now become wired: food leads to brain chemical changes. The release of certain chemicals in the brain (serotonin, is it?).
I need a new beginning. I need a change. I need to forget. How?
Honestly I think every single one of us can relate to something or another in your post, because that's just what Eating Disorders are all about. You know the answer already, there's no magic trick as to how to fix your life and forget, you won't wake up normal in the morning and live happily ever after. This is a living hell that takes a lot of efforts to get out of, and if you ever want to see the end of it you will in fact need to seek treatment, maybe go inpatient (that would be a lot easier than doing everything on your own and ending up being dishonest and lying to your treatment team: a waste of money and time for everyone really). You will have to attend therapy, maybe trauma therapy or a psychiatrist depending on your issues, also work with nutritionists and dieticians and more than anything you will have to be honest, play fair game, do as they say and open up. Regarding the shame, I guess all I can say is: there's nothing they haven't heard before, and to be honest they don't care. They're not there to judge, plus they hear the same stories and issues brought up to them day after day, so don't worry about that. Sometimes you just need to take a good breather and save yourself. I wish you good luck and strongly hope that you seek treatment very very soon, before it's too late. Before things spiral down a path you don't want them to.
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Notostylops ("south pillar face") is a genus of extinct South American ungulates from Eocene Argentina. Fossils of the genus have been found in the Sarmiento, Casamayor, Andesitas Huancache and Koluel Kaike Formations.

Description

Notostylops was a very generalized animal, very similar to first eutherians and ungulates. It would have superficially resembled a marmot or a wombat and is suspected to have browsed on low-growing plants. It was probably adapted to a fairly wide range of ecological niches, but its robustness indicates it had same digging traits. Its tall skull housed rodent-like incisor teeth. Notostylops was about  long.

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Notoungulates
Prehistoric placental genera
Eocene mammals of South America
Divisaderan
Mustersan
Casamayoran
Paleogene Argentina
Fossils of Argentina
Fossil taxa described in 1897
Taxa named by Florentino Ameghino
Golfo San Jorge Basin
Sarmiento Formation


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Types of Kraków schools
Non-public schools in Kraków
What to look and ask for
Benefits and advantages of non-public schools in Kraków
There are private and non-public schools in lots of different areas and districts of Krakow. This includes Stare Miasto, Grzegórzki, Prądnik Czerwony ("Red Prądnik"), Prądnik Biały ("White Prądnik"), Krowodrza, Bronowice, Zwierzyniec, Dębniki, Łagiewniki–Borek Fałęcki, Swoszowice, Podgórze Duchackie, Bieżanów-Prokocim, Podgórze, Czyżyny, Wzgórza Krzesławickie ("Krzesławice Heights"), and Nowa Huta.
Kraków is, next to Warsaw, one of the two cities where most Polish non-public schools (mainly private schools) operate, most of which operate in large cities. These are private primary and private secondary schools, and often include kindergartens and high schools. Some of them are international schools offering teaching in English, making them attractive to foreign students.
Private schools, as well as nurseries and preschools, are found throughout Kraków. They're in many districts, such as the Old Town, Grzegórzki, Prądnik Czerwony, Krowodrza, Bronowice, Zwierzyniec, Dębniki, Łagiewniki-Borek Fałęcki, Swoszowice, Podgórze Duchackie, Bieżanów-Prokocim, Podgórze, Czyżyny, Wzgórza Krzesławickie ("Krzesławice") and Nowa Huta.
Remember that with the recent educational reform in Poland, middle schools were eliminated in 2019, which led to a double cohort of graduates applying to high schools. Some middle schools were transformed into new primary schools, some into new high schools, some incorporated into pre-existing primary schools, and others incorporated into secondary schools.
Non-public schools in Kraków have the highest quality education. Some of them offer only one stage of education, e.g., elementary or high school, while others provide education from kindergarten (and even preschool) to high school final exams. Many parents enjoy the latter option, because children are educated in an institution that has a uniform, coherent vision of education through all stages of learning. Others, in turn, prefer their children learn about different systems and have a broader educational experience, derived from different schools.
Some private schools in Kraków are establishments with a long tradition dating back to the introduction of private education in the 1990s. Many of these schools started from elementary school or high school (or sometimes kindergarten), and then, seeing the demand, and often at the request of their students' parents, expanded their programs to the next stages of education. Many currently lead their students through kindergarten, primary, and secondary school, right up to the high school final exams.
In many non-public schools in Kraków, especially in international schools, recruitment is carried out throughout the year, as families with children come from abroad at different times during the school year.
Kraków is a university city, so many of the leading high schools in Kraków cooperate with universities, including from the world-famous Jagiellonian University. These schools offer excellent and unique programs and development opportunities for their students.
When you decide to send your child to a private school in Kraków, here are some key factors to consider:
Core curriculum: The core curriculum is the main curriculum used at a given school. Some schools teach according to the Polish program of the Ministry of National Education, but even here it's possible that teaching is offered in a foreign language (often English). However, there are schools that implement a foreign core curriculum, e.g., the English National Curriculum, and some offer both an English and Polish curriculum. One of Kraków's schools has a music program, thanks to cooperation with the first and second degree State Music School.
International schools: There are many such schools in Kraków, although not all are created equal. There are only three international schools, with native speakers, and where non-Polish core curricula are used. Some schools offer the IB program, but only in the last two grades. In most international schools, the language of instruction (or main language of instruction) is English. Some schools offer German or French as a language of instruction. International schools also offer courses in other languages, such as Spanish and Italian.
IB schools: Some private schools in Kraków offer education based on the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, often at all levels of education. But there are schools that offer this program only in the last grades (the IBDP - International Baccalaureate Diploma Program). The IB program is particularly popular in high school.
Montessori kindergartens and schools: There are several schools in Kraków that teach in accordance with the philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori. Many of these schools are accredited by the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI), Polish Montessori Council, or Polish Montessori Association.
Special education: There are also schools that teach children with special educational needs. Some of them are exclusive devoted to kids with special needs, while others offer integrated classes. Among others, there are private schools that support students with ADD and ADHD, developmental disabilities (e.g., autism and Asperger's), and physical disabilities (e.g,. multiple sclerosis).
Here is what you can expect from non-public schools in Kraków:
High level of education: Kraków non-public schools are known for their high academic standards. Many schools implement world-renowned programs and courses, such as Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB), receiving authorization from such organizations as International Baccalaureate, The Council of International Schools in Europe, the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, and the Council of International British Schools. This ensures the highest educational standards are met.
International Baccalaureate: some private high schools in Kraków offer education which culminates in an International Baccalaureate (IB) or where study ends with IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) exams. These schools boast very good results for students at the secondary school-leaving examination, and a very high percentage of their graduates move on to the best universities, very often abroad. In some schools, students have the choice of an international or Polish high school diploma.
Language skills: learning foreign languages in non-public Kraków schools is a priority. In many of them, a foreign language, mainly English, is the language of instruction. Some schools have classes with an extended English-language learning program and bilingual departments where some subjects are taught in English. Schools frequently offer, in addition to English, learning a second foreign language, e.g., French, German, Spanish, or even Chinese. Some schools also offer intensive ESL, which is important for students from outside English-speaking countries. Children from abroad are often given the option to study English.
International students: many private schools teach children from around the world, sometimes even from over 30 countries. They're often children from families who come to Poland for work contracts, and sometimes from mixed marriages, when one of the parents is Polish and the family settles in Poland. Attending an international school gives the child a unique opportunity to stay and interact with peers of different nationalities, religions, and cultures, which is an enriching experience and will definitely teach them tolerance, respect for others, and strengthen their communication and social skills.
Extracurricular activities: Kraków private schools offer a wide range of extracurricular activities. These include language courses, philosophy classes, theatre, film, dance, sports, and philharmonic and museum field trips.
Additional support: psychologists and/or speech therapists who are employed full-time are provided in many schools, so they're constantly present and available to students and teachers. In addition, private schools offer support for children who require extra academic assistance, such as tutoring or individual lessons.
Science in Kraków: Kraków is one of the most beautiful Polish cities with a centuries-old history. It's one of the largest cultural and scientific centers in Europe —in 1364, the first university in Poland and one of the first in the world was founded, which since the 19th century has been called the Jagiellonian University. Schools in Kraków use this cultural wealth, and in their extracurricular activities offer many options for special outings to theaters, galleries, cultural events, as well as city tours and learning about the fascinating history and priceless monuments of Kraków. The city is filled with foreigners and well connected with other regions of Poland and European countries, which can trigger, in foreign and local students, the desire to explore a new country.
Traveling abroad: many private schools cooperate with schools from other European countries, such as Great Britain, France, Spain, Italy, and Germany. This cooperation can involve exchange programs and student trips that can be a rewarding experience.


On my last night at home, my family and I sat down to watch a movie together: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Near the beginning of the film, Gandalf utters the phrase "home is behind, the world ahead", as Bilbo and the dwarves leave the Shire for the first time. Sitting there I felt a connection towards my own 'Unexpected Journey' that was about to begin.
As many of my 18/19 year old friends are about to do, for their university or jobs, I was about to leave my home behind for the world ahead. My world ahead is my immersion in the culture of Brazil. At first I was scared. Scared to leave the comfort of my thrice daily cups of tea for a land full of coffee, scared of the unknown, scared of whether I can actually make an improvement in myself and collaboratively in the community I am about to live or not, yet all my excitement has been building up to this moment.
However, it is not the first time I have left home. When I was accepted to do a Global Citizen Year in Brazil, I was finishing high school in India at the Mahindra United World College of India. But, this in no way meant I would have a easy year. Yes, both organisations hold similar ideologies which I strive towards: promoting international immersion and understanding for a better future.
However understanding one's own culture is hard enough, understanding another's is much harder. It does not have a time limit (of one or two years). It takes many attempts, many fails and many successes. Studying in India for two years has taught me many lessons such as exploration and time management, but my Global Citizen Year is different in one main aspect: complete independence. This time I will not be living with 200 international students my age. I will be living alone, within a single nation, immersing myself within its internal differences and complexities. As I infer from Tolkein's writings; there are many paths to take and which you must take towards the light, many will take you to the edge of yourself but will eventually guide you into the light.
But why am I doing this? Why is it important?
When you create strong relationships with local communities, you can create empathy. It is empathy which will bring about useful generosity, that has the power to change lives for the better. It is empathy which allows one to look for the humanity in the corner of the day. It is empathy which opens up opportunities for those involved, to provide enrichment in life rather than in wealth. But most importantly, it is empathy which will bring about love and joy, and if you love, you win. Or at least this is what I hope to prove.
I hope that by stepping out of my comfort zone, being and welcoming a challenging new environment, I will expand my empathy. Through empathy, I will explore how to create a wealth of joy, experience and opportunity for at least myself and hopefully for those whom I am involved with. I will explore just how a localised bridge year can help engage in the understanding of a global community. As importantly, I hope the pages that follow inspire more of you to follow and achieve their dreams, leaving the comforts of home behind and embarking on a journey into the unknown worlds ahead.
January: My story began in January when I was accepted into Global Citizen Year (GYC). I did not know where I was going or what I was to do, but was excited by the multitudinous of opportunities which lay ahead.
June and July: My summer campaign starts. Over the course of the summer, I had the task of raising $2,500 towards Fellow Scholarship Fund (which provides scholarships and financial assistance to over 80% of Global Citizen Year Fellows). To get used to the idea that I would be spending the next year of my life in Brazil, I started to learn Portuguese and explored the history of Brazils culture by visiting Portugal*.
* Brazil was discovered by accident when a Portuguese expedition to India, led by Pedro Alvares Cabral, swung too far westward in 1500. It remained virtually ignored by the Crown for twenty-five years because it lacked the rich trade cities found in Asia and it had no ready supplies of precious metals. However, the discovery of Brazil wood, the source of red dye, much in demand by the European textile industry, was incentive enough for founding the colony and provided its name.
Now: The day before I fly to California for Pre–Departure Training. I am open minded. I am about to gain a new home, a new family and adopt a new culture in Brazil. I don't know what this year will entail, but I do know that I can't wait for it to start.
You. For reading my blog.
Friends and family (especially Alison). For backing me on this journey.
Patricia and Luis. For traveling around Portugal with me, increasing my language capability.
Anyone who donated money to my fundraising page.
Anyone who wants to donate to my fundraising page.
To all these people and more. Your support is what kick started my story and what will continue to keep it going.


Today, my writing is divine. With the savage to sink myself in words, I am invincible. Language embellishes me like wrapping petals of roses to the moon. I know my heartbeat today, rapturous, melancholic like almond skin.
I feel the bruises not the scars for scars are permanent ink.
I remember that sad lady lying drunk on the street, I saw myself decaying in her.
I know not today I will be like a dead stone for writing is divine today.
Dragons or mermaids do not alter my dreams. Life shall be Claustrophobic in many ways, where my silver cup of paradise might be scratched.
But I have a tooth of gold to flicker.
I have known the past and the present. I choose wisdom always.
Words created me, for my soul is a rolling stone. I know the pen is my destiny.


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Colours evoke similar feelings around the world, finds study
Washington [US], September 11 Morning India: People all over the world associate colours with emotions. In fact, people from different parts of the world often associate the same colours with the same emotions.
This was the result of a detailed survey of 4,598 participants from 30 nations over six continents, carried out by an international research team.
The study was published in the journal Psychological Science.
"No similar study of this scope has ever been carried out," said Dr Daniel Oberfeld-Twistel, member of the participating team at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU). "It allowed us to obtain a comprehensive overview and establish that colour-emotion associations are surprisingly similar around the world."
Scientists report that the participants were asked to fill out an online questionnaire, which involved assigning up to 20 emotions to twelve different colour terms. The participants were also asked to specify the intensity with which they associated the colour term with the emotion. The researchers then calculated the national averages for the data and compared these with the worldwide average. "This revealed a significant global consensus," summarised Oberfeld-Twistel.
"For example, throughout the world, the colour of red is the only colour that is strongly associated with both a positive feeling — love — and a negative feeling — anger." Brown, on the other hand, triggers the fewest emotions globally.
However, the scientists also noted some national peculiarities. For example, the colour of white is much more closely associated with sadness in China than it is in other countries, and the same applies to purple in Greece. "This may be because in China white clothing is worn at funerals and the colour dark purple is used in the Greek Orthodox Church during periods of mourning," explained Oberfeld-Twistel.
In addition to such cultural peculiarities, the climate may also play a role. According to the findings from another of the team's studies, yellow tends to be more closely associated with the emotion of joy in countries that see less sunshine, while the association is weaker in areas that have greater exposure to it.
According to Dr Daniel Oberfeld-Twistel, it is currently difficult to say exactly what the causes for global similarities and differences are. "There is a range of possible influencing factors: language, culture, religion, climate, the history of human development, the human perceptual system." Many fundamental questions about the mechanisms of colour-emotion associations have yet to be clarified, he continued.
However, by using an in-depth analysis that included the use of a machine learning approach developed by Oberfeld-Twistel, a computer program that improves itself as the database grows, the scientists have already discovered that the differences between individual nations are greater the more they are geographically separated and/or the greater the differences between the languages spoken in them. Morning India
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Trump throws more doubt on planned summit with North Korean leader
World Reuters May 24, 2018 00:07:13 IST
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday cast further doubt on whether a planned summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would take place next month in Singapore, telling reporters it would be made certain next week.
His statement followed Trump's suggestion on Tuesday that the meeting could be delayed or scrapped entirely. North Korea also threw the summit in doubt earlier this month when it pushed back against what it called "unilateral nuclear abandonment."
(Reporting by James Oliphant; Writing by Makini Brice)
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