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If we want to talk about the King of Clubs, we must first look at the nature of his empire. Traditionally, 'clubs' have represented fraternities, associations and co-operation. They herald the art of negotiating, and the power of networking and syndicating. The King of Clubs is no exception. During his rise to power the good king was keen enough to buy out the competing means of production, and as it turns out, this would pay huge dividends in the long run.
These days, in the world of cards, the King of Clubs is the guy who owns the night clubs, the comedy clubs, and the country clubs. He owns it all, and he loves to show it all off as much as possible.
If you don't believe me, pick up a pack of cards and look at the crown resting on the head of any of the kings. Chances are there will be a club symbol present in the design—this is by design. The patterns and symbols found throughout an entire deck of playing cards are an intricate masterpiece, with symbols and colors appearing in many different places. (For example, diamonds are sometimes found on the robe of the King of Clubs), but no symbol is more represented by than the clubs. On nearly every deck of cards his trademark can be found adorned on the heads of the other kings as a silent reminder as to who the money is.
Under the English system, the King of Clubs is usually featured holding a sword, and in the other hand there is a jeweled orb floating mysteriously in front of him. Under the French system, the King of Clubs sports a scepter that has a glowing orb surmounted on top.
Having a scepter of any material is fairly pimpin' in itself. However, not wanting to be outdone by the mysticism of the King of Diamonds, the King of Clubs made the decision to pay sizeable amounts of money to the French card makers to have his hand that used to be holding the orb removed so as to give the king himself an air of mystery to his appearance.
Regardless of the country, no one knows exactly what is in that mysterious orb, but some make the claim that it contains the king's personal supply of Hennessey.
Nowadays, the King of Clubs can be found relaxing at any number of his beachfront properties with his exotic wives—pick a number!
In a recent E! True Hollywood story, the king opened the doors to his private life over the past ten years, and his story detailed a life of booze, drugs, and international arms manufacturing. In particular, his special "Ace" brand bullets. While he does not say it outright, the King of Clubs seems to hint at a truth to the much disputed claim he was ultimately behind the unconventional "upside down" hanging of The Joker.


R-CS is a powerful and effective model of human psychology and technique for working with our limiting patterns. This approach reveals where and how we fragment so that we can discover simple methods for returning to our undivided essential self. It was developed over the past 25 years by Jon Eisman, a Senior Hakomi Trainer. Over the 5 years that I have studied and worked with this technique, it has deeply benefited me and my clients.
Following is a brief summary of this model and how we'll use it in our work together.
There is an aspect of ourselves that is clear, centered, connected, and creative. In R-CS, this is known as the "organic self" because it is the most fundamental and real part of who we are. When we are inhabiting our essential self, we feel resilient — like we can take risks, experiment, make mistakes and recover. When people enter into this state, they often remark with certainty, "this is who I really am, this is my natural self."
While these states may feel more familiar to us, when we embody a fragmented state we don't feel like ourselves. Clients have said that these ways of being "don't feel right." What defines a fragmented self state is that fragments are habitual programs conditioned by past experience. They are reactive patterns of relating to ourselves and the world.
These fragmented self patterns do have an innate creativity in them, and have served a clear purpose during earlier periods of our life. However, most have outlived their utility, and only serve to keep us entrenched in old relational habits. In general, it is the presence of fragmentation that drives us to seek healing, coaching, or counseling.
Healing happens as we begin to know the difference between our essential self and our fragmented self states. At the start of our journey, we will only experience flashes of essence amidst a sea of fragmentation. My job is to help my clients to know their psychological structure and recognize the relationship between essence and fragmentation.
By moving from fragmentation down to the base of essential wholeness, and by embodying both, we begin to recognize the way our psyche has been built by life experience. We see how our self-structures operate and develop new capacity to hold all of our experience in a loving way.
This process develops our ability to readily shift from fragmentation into wholeness by simply feeling and holding our experience in a caring and clear way. Where we once felt constrained, we begin to know freedom.
For more information, you can go to the official R-CS Website.
"The Re-Creation of the Self Model of Human Systems (R-CS) has been called 'an instruction manual for being a human being…' It is a clearly defined map of the Self, and a comprehensive guide for being a person. R-CS holds that we are innately whole, but typically create a 'committee' of limiting trance states in order to accommodate difficult life situations. The model not only describes our many inner resources, but offers a powerful set of tools both for shifting consciousness immediately, and for emerging from our perceptions of woundedness and the seeming need for constant strategizing. It also promotes a practical vision for relating from an inclusive, compassionate state of maturity and wholeness."


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* [CentOS 7](#centos-7)
* [Ubuntu 18](#ubuntu-18)

CentOS 7
========

```shell
# install epel, `luarocks` need it.
wget http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/epel-release-latest-7.noarch.rpm
sudo rpm -ivh epel-release-latest-7.noarch.rpm

# add openresty source
sudo yum install -y yum-utils
sudo yum-config-manager --add-repo https://openresty.org/package/centos/openresty.repo

# install openresty and some compilation tools
sudo yum install -y openresty openresty-resty curl git automake autoconf \
    gcc pcre-devel openssl-devel libtool gcc-c++ luarocks cmake3 lua-devel

sudo ln -s /usr/bin/cmake3 /usr/bin/cmake
```

Ubuntu 18
==========

```shell
# add openresty source
wget -qO - https://openresty.org/package/pubkey.gpg | sudo apt-key add -
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install software-properties-common
sudo add-apt-repository -y "deb http://openresty.org/package/ubuntu $(lsb_release -sc) main"
sudo apt-get update

# install openresty and some compilation tools
sudo apt-get install -y openresty openresty-resty curl git luarocks\
    check libpcre3 libpcre3-dev libjemalloc-dev \
    libjemalloc1 build-essential libtool libssl1.0-dev automake autoconf pkg-config cmake
```

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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), History of Lane's North Carolina brigade. (search)
ned to our old and comfortable quarters at Liberty Mills. Mine Run. While in winter-quarters at Liberty Mills, Orange county, Va., our brigade did picket duty at the bridge over the Rapidan at that point, and on the Stanardsville road until Meade crossed the river at Mine Run. Here we confronted the enemy, and there was firing on the skirmish line, but no general engagement. At this point the men suffered intensely from the cold. The men, being compelled to lie in the rifle-pits withare you gwine to do with t'other? Jake's only reply was a back-step and a double-shuffle, the wind all the while making streamers of his torn pants. This performance was greeted with shouts and uproarious laughter from every looker on. After Meade withdrew we returned to Liberty Mills. An amusing order from Colonel Barbour. Headquarters Lane's brigade, March 14th, 1863. Special Order No.----. The colonel commanding has the pleasure to announce to the gallant officers and men o
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The defence of battery Gregg-General Lane's reply to General Harris. (search)
ss than that from either of the other two. The most of Harris's brigade was sent to Battery Whitworth. I have recently seen General Thomas, who says that some of his men were in Fort Gregg, including his Adjutant General, Captain Norwood, and he authorizes me to state that Harris's brigade of Mahone's division has no right to the exclusive or chief honors of the defence of that fort. Were it necessary, I could furnish letters upon this subject from Captain E. J. Hale, Jr,, and Lieutenant E. B. Meade of my staff, Major Thomas J. Wooten, of the Eighteenth North Carolina, Lieutenant Thomas M. Wiggins, of the Thirty-seventh, and others. When I made my last official report at Appomattox Court-house, in obedience to General Lee's order, I made no allusion whatever to any other command in Fort Gregg; but after stating that a part of my brigade retreated to that fort, I spoke of the gallant defence in general terms. I expected Generals Harris, Thomas and Walker to do the same, and th
— I only know now that he belonged to the gallant old 7th. When we had closed with the enemy at the Jones House, McRae's North Carolina brigade, which had been formed in our rear as a support, rushed forward to participate in the fight. Some of my own command requested that they should be kept back, as they were not needed, but this was not done, and the two brigades fought together for the rest of the day. We captured a large number of prisoners in this engagement. My Aid, Lieutenant Everard B. Meade, and my Brigade-Inspector, Captain E. T. Nicholson, two accomplished officers and gentlemen, displayed great gallantry on this occasion, and were of very great assistance to me, particularly as my physical condition was such as to prevent my moving about rapidly. About dark we fell back to the edge of the woods — the Jones House side — where we slept on our arms. Action at Pegram House. Next morning we advanced through the woods again and formed line of battle in full vie<
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), The campaign of Chancellorsville — by Theodore A. Dodge, United States army. (search)
nst the Federal left and centre. Sickles bears the brunt of Stuart's attack, and most gallantly holds the ground for a a time, but is finally driven from his position, as is Slocum, who joins him on the left. Hooker permits the centre of his army to be beaten, while the wings are practically unengaged. Reynolds, with the First corps, had been brought up from Fredericksburg on Saturday, thus making over 90,000 troops in all that had been concentrated at Chancel-lorsville. But Reynolds and Meade, with the First and Fifth corps, are allowed to remain idle on Sickles's right while he is being defeated; and on the left wing of the army, the Eleventh and part of the Second corps have no enemy in front. Thus more than half of the force that Hooker had at hand did little or nothing towards resisting Lee's onset. Meantime, with all these unemployed troops at hand, Hooker was depending upon Sedgwick to advance from Fredericksburg and strike the Confederate rear. Sedgwick, who had with hi
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), History of Lane's North Carolina brigade (search)
ar window just after the train had crossed a bridge, and as the night was very dark and rainy, he made his escape. He had on at the time a uniform made of an old shawl, but next morning he prevailed on a Radical near by to give him a working suit and a valise as a disguise. He afterwards worked until he made money enough to buy him a fashionable suit, in Baltimore, and pay his passage from that city to Richmond. His escape was exciting and full of adventure. When he reached Richmond Lieutenant Meade and I dressed him up in our soiled military clothes, and a lady friend escorted him to the Provost Marshal's office, in the Baptist Female Institute. He there surrendered as a straggler, was paroled and given transportation to his home in North Carolina. Lieutenant Wiggins was considered one of our bravest young officers. He specially distinguished himself at Spotsylvania Courthouse, on the 12th May, when our brigade, in its flank movement in front of our works, struck Burnside's c
Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), Sketch of Longstreet's division. (search)
ck. In equipment the odds are conceded by all to have been enormously in the enemy's favor, and in discipline they were unfortunately heavy on the same side. The most condensed evidence upon this subject comes from a Northern source. Mr. William Swinton, in his excellent History of the army of the Potomac, after a full account of General McClellan's remarkable efforts and success in organizing and disciplining his army, says on page 67: Had there been no McClellan, I have often heard General Meade say, there could have been no Grant, for the army made no essential improvement under any of his successors. It was common throughout the war to ascribe a high degree of discipline to the Confederate army, even higher than that of the Army of the Potomac. But the revelations of the actual condition of that army since the close of the war, do not justify this assertion. On the contrary, they show that the discipline of the Army of Northern Virginia was never equal to that of the Army o

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Zhang Qiujian (en xinès tradicional: 張邱建; en xinès simplificat: 张邱建; en pinyin: Zhāng Qiū jiàn; en Wade-Giles Chang Ch'iu-Chin) va ser un matemàtic xinès del  dC. No es coneix res de la seva vida. Només se sap que és l'autor del Zhang Qiujian Suanjing (Manual de matemàtiques de Zhang Qiujian), un dels deu llibres de matemàtiques que en el  van ser d'obligatori coneixement pels funcionaris imperials. El llibre és una ampliació dels Nou capítols de les arts matemàtiques, proposant problemes més complexos,
sobretot amb fraccions, arrels quadrades i cúbiques, sistemes d'equacions lineals (pel mètode fang cheng, que no és altra cosa que la reducció gaussiana) i mètodes de falsa posició i doble falsa posició.
El llibre es compon de tres parts, amb un total de 92 problemes. El problema 38 de la part tercera és, potser, el més famós:

Zhang dona tres solucions possibles: 4 galls, 18 gallines i 78 pollastres; 8 galls, 11 gallines i 81 pollastres; 12 galls, 4 gallines i 12 pollastres. Aquestes són totes les solucions possibles (a part de les més trivials com 20 galls, 0 gallines i 0 pollastres). No se sap com va resoldre Zhang el problema.

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Robert Emmet: between history and memory
Published in 18th–19th - Century History, Features, Issue 3 (Autumn 2003), Robert Emmet, Volume 11
Execution of Robert Emmet, in Thomas Street, 20th September 1803. (National Library of Ireland)
A common observation about Robert Emmet is that he had a death-wish, that he was in thrall to blood sacrifice and the martyrdom complex. That version misunderstands the nature of his ethical dilemma. There is a clear distinction between being a martyr and being a suicide. Suicide you choose: martyrdom has to be inflicted on you by someone else. Martyrdom is always achieved posthumously. Emmet did not wish to die. He saw himself as a serious revolutionary whose function was to be successful. At the same time, he had to be aware that if his project failed there were inevitable consequences. That does not mean that he was courting those consequences. In Emmet's case, his dignity and his tragedy derive precisely from the fact that he had the philosophical resources to know that he was facing an ethical dilemma. He walked this fine ethical line between knowing that his death was coming, embracing it and not embracing it. He did not choose to be hanged, then beheaded, and finally to have his gory locks held up to the admiring or disapproving Dublin multitude. But he realised that there is a burden with leadership: if you are not willing to suffer the consequences of your acts, are you then being morally or ethically irresponsible? At the same time there is a further temporal dimension: while you suffer a physical death at this precise moment, you may generate a living memory that keeps you perpetually alive, in suspended animation between history and memory. Emmet's last days occupied this charged and complex space between death, martyrdom and suicide. After the sentence of death was passed, he was removed back to Kilmainham with his legs in irons: he drew 'an admirable likeness of himself, the head severed from the body, which lay near it, surrounded by the scaffold, the axe, and all the frightful paraphernalia of high treason execution'.
Emmet understood that there were two types of death: the physical one of the body but also death by forgetting. The French philosopher Paul Ricoeur aphorises about the victims of political injustice that to be forgotten is to die again. For Emmet it was crucial that he should not be forgotten, and his speech was his defence against oblivion. Emmet ensured that his death was steeped in resonances of classical republicanism—the Senecan tradition of the death that puts the political and juridical system itself on trial. In his last letter to his brother on 20 September, he observed: 'I am just going to do my last duty to my country. It can be done as well on the scaffold as on the field [of battle].' His speech aimed 'to unmanacle his reputation' (his hands were manacled throughout his speech): he positioned it as 'a claim on your memory'. 'This is my hope, that my memory and name may serve to animate those who survive me.' The future would vindicate the principles for which he died.
As Seamus Deane has noted, a crucial feature of the speech is its use of the future perfect tense—the open-ended tense of nationalism. We can contrast the different tenses of nationalism and unionism: unionism preferred the past tense, spooling backwards relentlessly from 1798 to 1690 and 1641. Nationalism promulgated the future tense, scrolling forward through the teleology of 1798, 1848, 1867, 1916, 1969, to that future day when the nation would finally have come into being. This is the tense of Emmet's peroration, a carefully crafted piece of oratory pitched not to the contemporary moment but to an ever-unfolding future, and to those who would complete and perfect his republican vision.
Death mask of Robert Emmet. (National Gallery of Ireland)
That appeal to the future is what sent Emmet cascading down the echo chamber of Irish history. These words resonate not as words delivered from the dead past but from the living present, words that are a constant calling to conscience and judgement about the republic and where it stands now. The extraordinary resonance of the speech stems from the fact that it is not directed at the specific audience to which it was delivered. It is a speech that goes out over the dock and into the general populace. Its claim is that my ethics, my morals, my political principles are superior to those by which I am being judged. It is a Senecan speech that claims vindication in terms of superior ethics—my ethics are superior to the ethics of those who will judge me, who will condemn me to death and kill me. Emmet's peroration is projected into an ideal, a virtual future in which the republic will eventually have been achieved. It is only when the republic will finally have achieved constitutional embodiment that his legacy will have come into its own: only then can his epitaph be written. The speech—and Emmet's life—awaits the verdict of history for vindication, to give it meaning and closure. Because of that pitch, the speech is always contemporary.
Emmet understood, too, the power of the image. Shortly after 1 o'clock on 20 September 1803, he was executed publicly in front of St Catherine's Church, Thomas Street, Dublin. Emmet wore a plain black coat, black velvet stock, and Hessian boots, which gave him the classic appearance of the gentleman revolutionary. At his execution he was described as 'perfectly devout and composed'. As he was forbidden to address the crowd, once he arrived at the top of the platform he simply said: 'My friends, I die in peace and with sentiments of universal love and kindness towards all men'. He then gave his watch to the executioner, Thomas Galvin, who bound his hands (lightly at Emmet's request) and drew a black hood down over his face. His body was taken down after hanging for thirty minutes (he died slowly because of his light frame). Because he was convicted of high treason, the hangman then clumsily severed his head with a large blade on a deal block from a local butcher. Grasping it by the hair, he held it high above the crowd, shouting: 'This is the head of a traitor, Robert Emmet'. According to a young eyewitness, the 'people groaned in horror and anguish'. His blood seeped into the gutter and was lapped up by dogs. The severed head and body were brought back to Kilmainham Gaol 'and left for some time in the court of the prison where the prisoners might view it from their cells'. The bloody block was displayed for two days at Thomas Street. His staunchness ensured that he was rapidly elevated into the republican pantheon. Thomas Russell claimed that 'There were as many tears shedding for Emmet as would bathe him and that he would be considered by the people as a martyr'.
'The silence of politics, under a state of persecution'
The crucial difference between the 1803 and 1798 insurrections was that the Act of Union had taken place in the interim. That of 1798 was a rebellion against an Irish government in College Green, whereas that of 1803 was directed against a British administration in the brand-new United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. From the British perspective, the Union was designed to solve the Irish problem. In the characteristic British way, the principal architects of the Union (Pitt, Cornwallis) believed that the problem in the 1790s had emerged because the Irish, both Protestant and Catholic, could not rule themselves: once you inserted an impartial, imperial parliament into their internecine squabbles then the Irish would bed down under the Union just as the unruly Scots had done after their union in 1707. The cowed Irish would follow the Scots into docile, complacent and successful absorption into the Union. Emmet's rebellion against a British administration ('Our object was to effect a separation from England') so soon after the passing of the Union made it crucially different to 1798. Emmet had earlier stressed to the French that seeming Irish placidity when the Union was passed was only 'the silence of politics, under a state of persecution'. In 1803 he argued that Britain had taken 'even the name of independence from Ireland, through the intervention of a parliament notoriously bribed, and not representing the will of the people'. It was the challenge to this union that sent the shock waves reverberating through Dublin Castle and the London establishment: the insurrection indicated that the Irish problem was not going to be resolved by the Act of Union but might actually intensify. Castlereagh was infuriated by it because he 'could not see the change that his own great measure the Union has effected in Ireland'. The fact that it was a military catastrophe did not matter: once again, you had Irish insurrection; once again, armed rebels stalked the Dublin streets; once again, there was the threat of a French invasion; once again, insurrection was not instigated by the usual suspects, the disgruntled papists, but by this talented and intelligent young man who came from ascendancy Protestant privilege. The 1803 rising signalled that the Act of Union, rather than resolving Irish problems, was going to deepen them. That is why Emmet resonated so much across the nineteenth century. As long as the Act of Union was in place, the challenge to it so early in its life posed a pivotal question for both Irish nationalism and British unionism.
Emmet posed a 'spin' problem to Protestant commentators like Richard Musgrave, who did not—and, in a sense, could not—write about 1803. Because he was a Protestant drawn from the heart of the Dublin liberal establishment, literally born with a silver spoon in his mouth, Emmet gave the lie to the idea that sedition was a Catholic thing: 'We fight that all of us may have our country and that done each of us shall have his religion'. 'We war not against property—We war against no religious sect—We war not against past opinions or prejudices—We war against English dominion.' Thus Emmet made it impossible to repeat the massively successful Musgrave take on 1798 as a recrudescence of Catholic barbarity of the 1641 type. Secondly, 1803 was also a complete disaster for Dublin Castle, whose shambolic performance included a catastrophic breakdown of intelligence. There were two spectacular military failures in 1803: Emmet's and Dublin Castle's. Fox was a complete disaster as commander-in-chief. The fact that two key leaders—William Dowdall and John Allen—escaped encouraged Dublin Castle to pin all the blame on Emmet. They did not want Westminster to know that a wide-ranging United Irish conspiracy had been hatched under their very noses. Castlereagh advised them that 'the best thing would be to go into no detail whatever upon the case, to keep the subject clearly standing on its own narrow base of a contemptible insurrection without means or respectable leaders'.
Irish Chief Secretary William Wickham: 'Had I been an Irishman, I should most unquestionably have joined him'. (Dúchas/Emmet family)
Wickham's change of heart
Prior to his execution, Emmet wrote a letter to William Wickham from Kilmainham, thanking him for the fair treatment that he had received. Wickham received it hours after Emmet's death and was profoundly moved, not least by the fact that Emmet's very last letter was written 'in a strong firm hand without blot, correction or erasure'. Combined with Emmet's dying demeanour, it provoked an overwhelming change of heart in Wickham, causing him to doubt the legitimacy of British rule in Ireland. Until his death, Wickham remained haunted by the ghost of Emmet. He was spooked by this message from the grave, which he showed to all and sundry: 'For the long space of thirty-two years, it has been my constant companion'. He resigned in 1804 because he could no longer implement laws that were 'unjust, oppressive and unchristian' or bear the intolerable memory that he had been 'compelled by the duty of my office to pursue to the death such men as Emmet and Russell'. Of Emmet, he said: 'Had I been an Irishman, I should most unquestionably have joined him'. He was haunted by Emmet and the Gospel passage Matthew 6: 44–5: 'in what honours or other earthly advantage could I find compensation for what I must suffer were I again compelled by my official duty to prosecute to death men capable of acting as Emmet has done in his last moments, for making an effort to liberate their country from grievances the existence of many of which none can deny, which I myself have acknowledged to be unjust, oppressive and unchristian'.
As Wickham's experience demonstrated, Emmet had a huge impact on contemporaries. To many, he appeared to be an ethically admirable leader who sought to minimise bloodshed. The poet Robert Southey had visited Dublin in 1801 and met Emmet's friend Richard Curran, brother of Sarah. On 28 September 1803 he wrote: 'If the government want to extirpate disaffection in Ireland by the gallows, they must sow the whole island with hemp'. Shelley visited Dublin in 1812, inspired by Emmet, and also wrote poems on him. Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote on 1 October 1803: 'Like him, I was very young, very enthusiastic, distinguished by talents and acquirements and a sort of turbid eloquence: like him, I was a zealous partisan of Christianity and a despiser and abhorrer of French philosophy and French morals: like him, I would have given my body to be burnt inch by inch rather than that a French army should have insulted my native land.' In his notebooks Coleridge made the cryptic comment: 'Emmet = mad Raphael painting ideals of beauty on the walls of a cell with human excrement'. It is difficult not to conclude that Emmet was the accusing ghost for a generation of English Romantics (Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey, etc.) swinging round from radicalism into conservatism.
'Heroines of Irish history V: the torture of Anne Devlin'. The powerful triangulation around Emmet, Curran and Devlin provided a gender- and class-based model of Irish masculinity and femininity which had very little to do with the historical figures themselves. (Irish Fireside, 5 August 1885)
Ideal of Irish masculinity
Emmet was also portrayed in the nineteenth century as the ideal of Irish masculinity, the Irish Washington with his tight-fitting trousers, fine uniform and dashing air. He is shown as a prototype of what Irish masculinity should be. His rounded leg is determinedly thrust into the foreground: his beautiful, almost sexualised body is displayed in highly elaborate uniforms. Irish masculinity was emasculated through the nineteenth century, in the political and military spheres. Irish people were literally broken-backed, pock-marked, limping: the Irish body had become perforated, shrunken, tubercular, rheumatic—paralytic, in Joyce's famous phrase. The whole corpus of nineteenth-century Irish literature hardly contains a single strong masculine figure. Portraying Emmet in this way made him an icon for Irish masculinity.
That representation was also worked into the nineteenth-century representation of his triangular relationship with Sarah Curran and Anne Devlin, which addressed the issue of appropriate role models for Irish women. Sarah Curran functioned as the model for the Protestant gentry woman: she should be etherealised, disembodied, sublimated and desexualised. Curran was permitted the flourishes of the romantic exile in Sicily and the high romantic sense of unrequited love brutally interrupted by an external force. Anne Devlin appeared as the Catholic peasant woman who is faithful, ministering to bodily needs, a servant who is endlessly loyal. She functions as the ideal of Irish maternal femininity in the nineteenth century—long-suffering, long silent, but always standing by your man. This powerful triangulation around Emmet, Curran and Devlin provided a gender- and class-based model of Irish masculinity and femininity which has very little to do with the historical figures themselves.
A lively poltergeist in the Irish political system
Emmet's speech was always used to calibrate the republican project in Ireland. Through the two centuries since 1803, those who have contemplated the health of the body politic have been drawn to Emmet's speech to answer the question: how is Ireland and where does she stand, how stands the republic now? These are difficult and fundamental issues: the ghost of Emmet reappears, particularly at moments of political redefinition. As long as the Union lasted, Emmet was a lively poltergeist in the political system. His rebellion occurred against a backdrop of the Act of Union, and as long as the Union was in place, the challenge to it was also in place: Emmet became shorthand for the refusal to accept that the Union was a definitive or just settlement of the Irish political situation. He appeared in an almost physical form in 1848 when Robert Holmes, his brother-in-law, was the lawyer who defended the Young Irelander John Mitchel prior to his transportation to Australia. A direct family link with Emmet has been deliberately drawn on. He re-emerged in the Fenian period in both its American and in its Irish phases: the Fenians themselves emerged out of the Emmet Monument Associations that sprang up in America in the 1850s. The 1903 Emmet centenary was a significant event, just as the 1798 centenary had been. The Irish nationalist tradition had become fractured and fractious over the Parnell issue, which was poisonous to Irish nationalist self-confidence and which divided them for ten years. The 1798 and 1803 commemorations allowed them to share a platform, however acrimoniously, again. The republican project accelerated after 1903 in the wake of the huge Emmet commemoration when 80,000 marched in the streets of Dublin. It is no surprise that Emmet was powerfully present in 1916. Patrick Pearse engaged with the Emmet legacy.
National Foresters returning from the funeral of those shot dead by British troops at Bachelor's Walk, Dublin, in July 1914. Their 'Robert Emmet uniform'—green, lots of brocade, peacock-feathered hat—was endlessly sent up by Seán O'Casey in the 1920s but was prevalent in the plays and melodramas of the nineteenth century as the quintessence of Irish masculinity. (Hulton Getty Picture Collection)
He eulogised Emmet as having 'redeemed Ireland from acquiescence in the Union. His attempt was not a failure but a triumph for that deathless thing we call Irish nationality.' One of the reasons he moved St Enda's up to the Hermitage in Rathfarnham in 1910 was precisely because of its Emmet association: he knew that he was literally walking in the footsteps of Emmet and Sarah Curran. When Pearse read his proclamation from the steps of the GPO, he was also self-consciously following in the footsteps of Emmet. Pearse had this enormous sense of a legacy from the past that needed to be vindicated. The last pamphlet that Pearse wrote before 1916 is Ghosts. The most powerful of these ghosts is Emmet. When Pearse entered the GPO, it was not Cuchulain but Emmet that was at his shoulder.
Flying into Sydney, one flies over the white crescent of Bondi Beach, the famous surfing mecca. If you look at the clifftop overlooking it, you can see Waverly cemetery. The biggest 1798 monument in the world is located there, so big that it can actually be seen from the plane as you descend into Sydney. The memorial has chiselled onto it the roll-call of Irish republicans (because Irish republicanism is critical to the birth of Australian republicanism). Beginning with William Orr in 1797, it lists the United men, Tone, McCracken and Dwyer; then the Young Irelanders and the Fenians; then the 1916 leaders; the hunger strikers from the recent phase of the Troubles have been added. But there is a parenthesis on that monument, two brackets that come in the sequence where Emmet's name should obviously appear. His name has not been chiselled onto the monument. His presence is there as an absence. Where is the organisation, where is the person who will take that chisel and write Emmet's epitaph? Emmet's presence endures as an absence, a sense that Ireland has not fully achieved what it set out to achieve.
Kevin Whelan is Director of the Keough Notre Dame Centre for Irish Studies.


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11 parents in Johnson County face charges for kids missing school
Court documents said most children had more than 20 unexcused absences in the 2017-2018 school year, Fox59.com reported.
11 parents in Johnson County face charges for kids missing school Court documents said most children had more than 20 unexcused absences in the 2017-2018 school year, Fox59.com reported. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/fox59/2019/07/05/missing-school-11-johnson-county-parents-face-charges-truancy-crackdown/1662341001/
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FRANKLIN, Ind. – Eleven parents in Johnson County are facing criminal charges for not taking their kids to school enough, Fox59 reported. The county prosecutor's office said they violated the compulsory attendance law.
Chief Deputy Prosecutor Joe Villanueva said he cannot remember the office pursuing these cases to this extent.
The county's Community Corrections Juvenile Division offers a program designed for the treatment and prevention of child abuse and neglect. In several cases, the defendants failed to appear according to court documents.
That's why the prosecutor's office is stepping in to help.
"We don't want to put them in jail. That is the last place we want to put them. We just want to try and correct the behavior," said Villanueva.
A folder of truancy court papers sit on the counter in a Marion Superior Court case. (Photo: Charlie Nye/IndyStar)
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Court documents said most children had more than 20 unexcused absences in the 2017-2018 school year.
One mom is accused of letting her kid be unexcused from 112 days of school this past school year.
In three cases, both parents were charged.
"Your job as a parent first and foremost is to take care of your child," said Villanueva. "Before we were getting involved, there was no real enforcement mechanism."
Villanueva said schools notify parents of an issue when a child racks up five unexcused absences in a school year. After 10 of those absences, schools refer families to the program at Johnson County Community Corrections.
He said the office will get involved if a student has 18 or more unexcused absences in a school year.
Adam Baker with the States Department of Education said it is uncommon to hear students missing more than 20 days of school. He encouraged districts to take on partnerships with their community to help students succeed.
"Attendance equals academic success. We have known that. Studies have shown that. It is clear and evident that when kids are in school, that is when they are learning," Baker said.
As of Friday, Villanueva said none of the 11 parents have been found guilty of this crime. Three parents have entered their pretrial diversion program.
If parents are found guilty, Villanueva said they could be deferred to a diversion program or face 180 days of probation.
This story initially appeared on Fox59.com.
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Patches the BEST service dog in the world!!
Patches is half Anatolian Shepherd and half Great Pyrenees. She was born the same day my first guide dog puppy graduated (who was raised by my daughter in law, son and a bit of help from me)... How is that for karma!
I got her from Florida Service Dogs in Jacksonville, Florida. She knew how to brace (stand like a rock for me to get up from places) and balance me when I was walking. When I begin to lean to the right, she leans to the left in her harness...when I lean towards her, she "pushes" up on me till I am upright. BEFORE I got her I was falling an AVERAGE of 4 times a day and had even broken several bones. I have had her almost 5 years and she has not let me fall one time! She is my ANGEL!!
It took about a year and a half of working with her to get her to retrieve things. Both of her breeds are stubborn with a "make me" attitude. I knew she knew how to do it...but she just didn't want to. Then one day while working a puzzle book in a hotel lobby in Tampa...with all the comings and goings of check in and check out, a jackhammer outside tearing up the sidewalk, Tampa traffic and blowing horn, and a radio with soft music -- I dropped my pen. When I reached to get it, Patches had it in her mouth!! Of all the places and times in the world, she decided that was a place to really impress me! And it WAS!!
She is so good now at retrieving things she can pick up a dime. I don't let her pick up pennies anymore since I found out they were poisonous to dogs. She will get me anything I ask her to, treat or not!
Everyone loves Patches. My husband and I are busy with lots of volunteer programs (CERT, ARES, RED CROSS, and I volunteer with FORESTRY)and she is somewhat the "mascot" in them all. When we graduated from the CERT training, the fire chief from Jacksonville gave PATCHES her own certificate! We also went to an Emergency Management "boot camp" where we stayed 14 days in a row. All of the different pictures of the class doing things, Patches HAD to be front and center and she had her own ID plate made...and she got a certificate from Tallahassee Community College! We have also taken many of the FEMA courses that you have to go to (as well as the online courses) and most of the teachers give Patches a certificate for coming. They are all in the book I keep her "important records" in.
She is my ANGEL and I look forward to her retirement time ONLY because she wants to slow down. I will miss working with her. But she does want to stay home and watch Lassie movies while laying on the couch with her Kong filled with treats...and I hope she has a VERY LONG retirement!!
"Great Pyrenees Service Dogs: Patches and Hannah."
Five years ago, I received a blessing -- the gift of a service dog from Florida Service Dogs. That blessing left me on June 17th around 1:00 in the afternoon from a heart attack, leaving behind a much stronger person than I was before she came to me. Patches helped me keep my balance when walking (I have vertigo all the time), picked things up I dropped (bad back) and helped me around the house (chronic fatigue) as well as being a big, gentle heart that introduced me to people again. I had become quite reclusive! Every person that met her, of all ages, loved her quiet spirit that seemed to exude love. Even people that were scared of dogs were able to get over their fear and were able to be near her, even pet her, in spite of her weighing over 100 lbs!
She not only helped me, she helped every service animal team in Florida. In 2005, Florida Service Dog teams went to the capital at least once a week to push forward a new service dog law (Fl. Statute 413.08) that brought Florida laws up to and past the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). Now service animal teams have a bit more power behind them than they ever did before. Patches and the other teams did demonstrations for the House and Senate committees and shook a lot of "paws" in order to get the bill passed. On Friday the 12th of June, Patches went with me to a mitigation between myself and a doctor that wouldn't allow Patches into the exam room. She was teaching people up to the end!
Just in case any of your readers are wondering what a service dog is, the simple definition is they are for any OTHER disability other than blindness (the blind use guide dogs). They help with daily life, mitigating disabilities in many ways. If there is a severe disability that a person has, there is a dog that can be trained to help that person. Some teams are housebound (the animal helps only at home) and some teams are out and about the general public. Some dogs even detect medical problems before they happen -- my sweet Patches did "medical alert" for me. She knew when my periphial neuropathy was about to cause my legs to go numb...she would stand like a rock in front of me and give me a look which I came to know as her command to have me sit (most people try to get their dogs to sit, but mine told ME to sit!). This was a blessing I didn't expect because medical alert cannot be taught -- the animal just knows it. I had between 5 - 10 minutes to find a place to sit before my legs would be numb and I would fall if that happened. However, in the 5 years and 32 days that Patches was with me, she NEVER ONCE let me fall!
Patches was a "member" of the Red Cross, CERT teams in Duval and Nassau County, SkyWarn, and several HAM radio clubs in North Florida. She even went with us to an Emergency Management "boot camp" in 2007 at Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Center in Tallahassee for 14 days, becoming somewhat of the class mascot.
I know that I will see her again, because the Bible is clear about God's love for animals and how they are His teachers here on earth for us to behave like or not to behave like. After all, the ark wasn't full of people, was it? But there is a huge hole in my heart where her pawprints will forever leave their marks!
She did help me with a "trainee"...a Great Pyrenees named Hannah. Hannah is a wonderful service dog who Patches taught the magic of medical alert, but Hannah is having hip surgery this year (she just had her first hip done and when it is healed she will have the other done...). Patches also helped me train a Jack Russell Terrier named Kallios that went to a friend in N.C. in 2007. I was hoping Patches would help me train another service dog "trainee"...a black lab puppy named Mildred Isabella, who is only 18 weeks old. She sure did love the new pup and played with her until tired then pinned her down for some grooming. I am glad to know that Patches met this new girl in our life, and approved of her. I always said that Patches would make a great Wal-Mart greeter, but God decided to let her be a heaven greeter!
Patches would have been 7 years old on July 20. Happy Birthday sweet girl...I miss you!!
Today Patches turns 7. The perfect number, according to the ancients. The number of God some people say. Fitting then that she is spending her 7th birthday in Heaven, with God!
How do I know this? All religions use animals as the way to either act like or not act like. In the three major religions, Christianity, Muslim and Jewish, the story of an ark full of animals with a few humans to care for them is told. The animals are said to have no soul -- but I disagree. If you have ever had an animal love you, you have looked into their eyes and SAW the soul. They however do not have a soul that needs redemption. That is the difference between us and the beasts...we are capable of evil, we know right from wrong and we do need someone or something to redeem us. It is our chore in this life to care for the animals, the earth and each other while we find that redemption!
In each creation story of the major religions, animals are made first - then humans. We are told to take care of all that was created.
I miss Patches so much my heart at times feels as if it will explode from the pain of seperation. I lock myself in the bathroom and cry until I can no longer breathe because the pain is so great. This being her birthday is especially hard, since she went too young! But I don't wish her back to a place that pain can creep in at any time, where insects bother and where there is wet grass in the mornings (Patches, being a large breed, was a canidate for joint problems and cancer...hated deer flies and bees...and wet grass? Forget about it!). I would have loved more time -- forever! But forever will have to wait until it is my time to join her.
And when that time comes, I will be running to her for doggie kisses and hugs!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BIG GIRL! Your "sisters", Hannah and Mildred Isabella miss you, and so do "Dad" and I!


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Driving Rules For Your New Teen Driver
Most teens want to hit the open road the second they get their driver's license. But a growing body of evidence suggests it's important to put limits on when, where and with how many friends they drive.
Those restrictions can dramatically reduce the chances that teen drivers—the most crash-prone age group around—will get into an accident, says Angela Eichelberger, a research scientist at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). "[Adults] need to remember that they have the keys," she says. "They have the power to set the limits."
But what restrictions are the most important and how do parents go about enforcing them? Here are some tips from the experts at the IIHS.
Know the Law
Many states have graduated licensing systems, which limit when teens can drive and how many passengers they can have in their car. Eichelberger says parents should know those rules and enforce them. But they shouldn't necessarily stop there. "Parents can always take it a step further," she adds. To make the process easier, refer to the handy state-by-state guide to license restrictions the IIHS has put together.
Restrict Driving at Night
About 40 percent of all fatal teen crashes happen at night, according to the IIHS, which is why it's important to limit how much driving teens do after sunset. Most states have a curfew for teen drivers, with the strictest starting at 8 p.m. But some don't kick in until after midnight. If parents live in one of those states, the IIHS says they might want to consider setting an earlier cutoff time.
Limit the Number of Teenage Passengers
Studies have shown that the more teens there are in a car, the higher the chances of a crash. That's because rowdy passengers can distract young drivers, and sometimes even goad them into taking chances. The IIHS recommends parents bar other teens from their child's car. "Generally, we recommend there be no teen passengers," says Eichelberger. "That's the safest."
Go Back to Basics
While some road rules may seem obvious—no drinking and driving, no texting while behind the wheel, always buckle up—many teens have a tendency to throw caution to the wind. (Most teens killed in crashes are not wearing seatbelts.) The IIHS recommends parents emphasize the importance of being a law-abiding driver.
Communicate the Rules Clearly
Often, parents set limits for their teens, but at least one study from the University of Michigan shows the rules sometimes fall on deaf ears. In some cases, "parents may not have made all of their expectations clear," says Eichelberger. That's why it's important they have a serious conversation with their kids about driving restrictions and outline what will happen if teens flout the rules.
Follow Through on Punishments
If teens break the rules, it's important there be consequences, says Eichelberger. Among the most effective: revoking driving privileges. "Parents control the keys," she concludes.
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Annika Larson says
My son will begin driving soon, and we want to make sure we can help him stay safe. I agree with you that knowing the law, and making sure it is followed, whether with a driving permit or a new license, can help teens to be protected. When he is first starting to drive, we will be sure to try and give him to give him the right experience and instruction needed. Perhaps a driving school could help with this as well. Thanks for sharing!
perfinya says
I wish that when a teenager in the family gets his/her license, the insurance plan wouldn't change. I think this disables many teenagers from being able to get their license since their parents don't want to pay more money.
Jennifer Babb says
The articles and information about teen driving and the mobile app have been informative and timely. Thank you. I plan to use the information provided in the teen river article to develop a contract/rules for my son who will be a new driver in a few months. The mobile app will be helpful for my son who is deaf as it will provide more independence for him and he will not need to contact me to facilitate road side assistance.
Josie says
Yeah it's likely accurate, though double check with your own insurance agent to be sure. I just licensed my teen boys. When they had learner's permits, my carrier covered them (without charge) when they were driving with a licensed driver over age 21.
My understanding is the "instructing driver" would be the one liable for the operation of the car when with them…as well as with tickets. This situation applied to State Farm, and Texas. Your own agent should confirm for your state & carrier, but I do believe it's a common practice.


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Renal Diet HQ Share – How Often Do You Snack?
Did you know that snacking is a fairly recent phenomenon? Snacking can help control overeating and improve your glucose control if you are diabetic.
Research about food habits reveals that in the 1970s, 40 percent of Americans did not consume snacks. The most recent report? The number of non-snackers has dropped to just 4 percent.
So, do you ask yourself if you are hungry or do you just eat? That's the key, keeping it for a snack when you are truly hungry. Next time, do what the author suggests and ask yourself – Am I Hungry?


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Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis
Carole Chevrin, Jean Le Bras, Françoise Hénin, Jacques Muzart, Anna Pla-Quintana, Anna Roglans, Roser Pleixats
Allylic substitution of PhCH(OAc)CH=CHPh by CH2(COMe) 2 in a basic MeOH/H2O mixture could be achieved in the absence of a palladium catalyst and lead to a mixture of PhCH(CH(COMe) 2)CH=CHPh and PhCH(OMe)CH=CHPh in 40% and 55% yields, respectively. The process is induced by water, and nucleophilic attack addition occurred on a stabilized carbocation as the intermediate. Addition of a catalytic amount of PdCl2(CH3CN)2 did not accelerate the reaction but improved the selectivity, and PhCH(CH(COMe)2)CH=CHPh was then obtained in 92% yield while PhCH(OMe)-CH=CHPh was observed in trace amounts. An ESI-MS analysis of the reaction mixture led us to assume that a palladium acetylacetonate complex is involved in the formation of PhCH(CH(COMe) 2)CH=CHPh.
https://doi.org/10.1021/om0495877
Published - 27 Sep 2004
10.1021/om0495877
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Chevrin, C., Le Bras, J., Hénin, F., Muzart, J., Pla-Quintana, A., Roglans, A., & Pleixats, R. (2004). Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis. Organometallics, 23(20), 4796-4799. https://doi.org/10.1021/om0495877
Chevrin, Carole ; Le Bras, Jean ; Hénin, Françoise et al. / Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis. In: Organometallics. 2004 ; Vol. 23, No. 20. pp. 4796-4799.
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Chevrin, C, Le Bras, J, Hénin, F, Muzart, J, Pla-Quintana, A, Roglans, A & Pleixats, R 2004, 'Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis', Organometallics, vol. 23, no. 20, pp. 4796-4799. https://doi.org/10.1021/om0495877
Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis. / Chevrin, Carole; Le Bras, Jean; Hénin, Françoise et al.
In: Organometallics, Vol. 23, No. 20, 27.09.2004, p. 4796-4799.
T1 - Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis
AU - Chevrin, Carole
AU - Le Bras, Jean
AU - Hénin, Françoise
AU - Muzart, Jacques
AU - Pla-Quintana, Anna
AU - Roglans, Anna
AU - Pleixats, Roser
N2 - Allylic substitution of PhCH(OAc)CH=CHPh by CH2(COMe) 2 in a basic MeOH/H2O mixture could be achieved in the absence of a palladium catalyst and lead to a mixture of PhCH(CH(COMe) 2)CH=CHPh and PhCH(OMe)CH=CHPh in 40% and 55% yields, respectively. The process is induced by water, and nucleophilic attack addition occurred on a stabilized carbocation as the intermediate. Addition of a catalytic amount of PdCl2(CH3CN)2 did not accelerate the reaction but improved the selectivity, and PhCH(CH(COMe)2)CH=CHPh was then obtained in 92% yield while PhCH(OMe)-CH=CHPh was observed in trace amounts. An ESI-MS analysis of the reaction mixture led us to assume that a palladium acetylacetonate complex is involved in the formation of PhCH(CH(COMe) 2)CH=CHPh.
AB - Allylic substitution of PhCH(OAc)CH=CHPh by CH2(COMe) 2 in a basic MeOH/H2O mixture could be achieved in the absence of a palladium catalyst and lead to a mixture of PhCH(CH(COMe) 2)CH=CHPh and PhCH(OMe)CH=CHPh in 40% and 55% yields, respectively. The process is induced by water, and nucleophilic attack addition occurred on a stabilized carbocation as the intermediate. Addition of a catalytic amount of PdCl2(CH3CN)2 did not accelerate the reaction but improved the selectivity, and PhCH(CH(COMe)2)CH=CHPh was then obtained in 92% yield while PhCH(OMe)-CH=CHPh was observed in trace amounts. An ESI-MS analysis of the reaction mixture led us to assume that a palladium acetylacetonate complex is involved in the formation of PhCH(CH(COMe) 2)CH=CHPh.
U2 - 10.1021/om0495877
DO - 10.1021/om0495877
JO - Organometallics
JF - Organometallics
Chevrin C, Le Bras J, Hénin F, Muzart J, Pla-Quintana A, Roglans A et al. Allylic substitution mediated by water and palladium: Unusual role of a palladium(II) catalyst and ESI-MS analysis. Organometallics. 2004 Sep 27;23(20):4796-4799. doi: 10.1021/om0495877


The man appointed to a controversial role overseeing the impact of massive council cuts says his new job will be a "real challenge".
Tony Parkinson has been named as Middlesbrough Council's new £91,000-a-year director of transformation.
The 47-year-old - currently assistant director for adult social care - begins his new job today .
Mr Parkinson will play a key role in developing and implementing the authority's Change Programme. The programme is the council's strategy for coping with the multi-million pound funding cuts imposed by the coalition Government.
Mr Parkinson said: "My new role is a real challenge. It is critical to the council and the town.
"The transformation programme is going to change the shape of the council but it will not happen overnight - it is a long-term programme," he said.
The council's decision to create a new post paying almost £100,000 a year was heavily criticised in April by public sector union Unison. The union attacked the level of salary and said it was a "disgrace" to set up a new post at a time when major cuts were being imposed.
Middlesbrough Council defended the move, saying the officer would be appointed internally and proposed management chances would save up to £95,000 a year. A further streamlining of senior management is now under way to address both Mr Parkinson's appointment and the forthcoming departure of the director of legal and democratic services, Richard Long.
Mr Parkinson will work alongside Councillor Mike Carr, the Executive member with lead responsibility for the Change Programme.
Cllr Carr said the director of transformation was a new post but it was part of a review of senior management which was saving money.
He said: "Tony will be saving even more money across the board. His appointment is part of the process of making the council more effective and productive and doing things better but for less money.
The new appointment is the latest stage in the major changes in which Middlesbrough Council delivers services in response to the public sector cuts. The authority is being reshaped to meet the challenges facing it between now and 2020, with more than £40m cut from its budget between 2011/12 and 2013/14, and a five-year total to 2015/16 estimated at more than £70m.


In a world where scientific rationalism rules, interest is on the rise for alternative forms of relating to the world and to others.
This year, it's in collusion with Danish photographer Marc Hom that Triumph sublimates the beauty of real women.
An international selection of award winning short films, music-driven moving image and rarely seen graphic experiments, with an emphasis on new talent, innovative storytelling and original style.
Come and manipulate objects created by the Graffiti Research Lab France.
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A selection of tools created by the Graffiti Research Lab France are presented physically and on video.
Interactive video game on a giant screen: a contest to see who can color in graffiti the fastest using a virtual can of spray paint.
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Connecticut Tribe Leader Said He Hopes East Windsor Casino Can Still Be Built
Saturday 12th December 2020
The head of Connecticut's Mohegan Tribe said he remains hopeful a new casino can still be built in East Windsor, even though tribal officials announced this week now is not the time.
The two tribes operating casinos in Connecticut, the Mohegans and Mashantucket Pequots, had joined forces and planned to build a new casino called Tribal Winds.
But on Wednesday, they announced they were postponing the project indefinitely.
"It's unfortunate that, you know, a global pandemic happened, and it's just has forced us to put things on hold," James Gessner, the chairman of the Mohegan Tribe, said in an interview Friday.
East Windsor First Selectman Jason Bowsza said he wasn't surprised by the news.
"I think it makes a lot for them to make sure they have their existing operations on solid footing before they look to expand," he said.
One possible consideration in all this: Governor Ned Lamont has indicated the East Windsor casino was complicating a potential deal on sports betting in the state.
Connecticut's two existing tribal casinos, Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun, have seen significant drops in revenue since the pandemic began.
The slot revenues at Mohegan Sun were about 18% lower in October 2020 than in October of 2019. At Foxwoods, slot revenues declined 24% during the same period.


The West Coast Book Prize Society has announced the finalists for the 2013 BC Book Prizes. The winners will be announced in May in Victoria.
What's Up, Bear? A Book About Opposites, written by Frieda Wishinsky and illustrated by Sean L. Moore, Owlkids Books Inc.
The 2013 short list for the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children's Book Awards was announced. The two awards, of $6,000 each, recognize artistic excellence in writing and illustration in English-language Canadian children's literature. The winners will be announced on May 23.
Hunted, by Cheryl Rainfield, Fitzhenry & Whiteside Ltd.
The Canadian Children's Book Centre is thrilled to announce the title of the 2013 TD Grade One Book Giveaway. Over 500,000 copies of Boy Soup, written by Loris Lesynski and illustrated by Michael Martchenko will be distributed to Grade One students in schools across the country this fall.


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Osprey Blog
Foreign Panthers Q&A with author Thomas Seignon
Artwork Reveal
Thomas Seignon and Merlin Robinson
on Sunday, January 15, 2023 in Osprey Publishing
Thomas, the readers would love to hear a little more about your career in modern armour development and your experience as an armoured corps officer.
I served from troop leader to batallion commander in different armour and cavalry units (Arme Blindée Cavalerie in French). In terms of vehicles, my experience ranges from P4 jeeps up to Leclerc MBT via VBL light armoured vehicles, AML 60/90, ERC 90 Sagaie armoured cars and AMX 30B / B2 MBT, to mention only the main ones. Deployments in Germany (7 years), ex-Yougoslavia, Central Africa, Ivory coast, Lebanon, Chad, Afghanistan gave me the opportunity to see armour in action and make contact with foreign armour officers. I was also able to work in connexion with land defence industry when assigned to the Technical Section of the Army (STAT) and later to the Procurement Agency (DGA) as a land force expert. I also spent some time as instructor (company commander course) and CO of the Armour and Cavalry School (École d'Applicarion de l'Arme Blindée Cavalerie in French) in Saumur. As far as cavalry is concerned, I consistently left the horse riding part to my wife and three kids.
What was the research process for the book? Was sifting through archive materials challenging at times?
Well, Google is not enough to deal with such a specific subject. Access to the Tank Museum archives in Saumur was an essential first step. Nevertheless, the official military archives kept in Chatelleraut proved to be an essential source of information. Strangely enough, some of the documents found, dating back to the second half of the 40s were still classified. So I had to ask for declassification, an administrative process which was not as simple as one might think!
What are your favourite facts about the Panther and what inspired you both to write this book?
Finding an original angle of study on a topic that has already been widely covered is in itself a stimulating opportunity. Also, the recovery of some Panthers by various resistance movements gives the history a human touch, as we could describe extraordinary and often little known adventures. Also, from a French perspective, it's interesting to see that the commissioning of an enemy tank was perceived as a sign of independence from other allies (namely the USA).
How did the Panther influence French tank design and technical development?
In short, the fact that a lot of effort was made to keep this tank in French Army service up to the beginning of the 50s is a clear sign of the importance of the Panther. The tank was the subject of an extremely thorough study – more thorough than most of the rest on captured German vehicles. During the hunt for German engineers, France managed to get hold of several German armour specialists (including Herr Doctor Karl Maybach and his team who were secretly moved to France in 1946) involved in the development of the Panther. No surprise that the AMX 50 châssis looks like a super Panther or that the AMX 13 75mm gun is so long! And there is a lot more to say about aircrafts, submarines and AT missiles.
Tell us about the importance of the Panther's Legacy.
It is common to read or hear that the Panther was the first tank to respond unknowingly to the concept of MBT. What is certain is that the Panther was an answer to a threat, and that this answer was comparatively quick, innovative and efficient (despite initial troubles). In that sense, the Panther should be seen as a source of inspiration for both the industry and the procurement agencies. And by the way, remind me of the name of the Kfz 51 tank produced by Rheinmetall and demonstrated at the Eurosatory 2022 show?
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Renewable energy is energy generated from natural resources such as: sun,wind,tides and many more. It also comes back very quickly. It is also usually a never ending supply.non-renewable energy is the opposite! It can run out,and it takes millions of years to form. That is what renewable energy and non renewable energy is.
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Some solar advantages are that it slows global warming. It does not pollute. It saves billions of dollars. It also increases jobs.ex: If you invest $1,000,000'in these jobs this is how many spots will open for people. 5 natural gas,7 coal, 12 smart grid, 13 wind, 14 solar power! As you can see solar power creates lots of jobs. These are some of the advantages of solar power.
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Rhianydd initially joined JCP as an undergraduate Paralegal within the Property Remortgaging team on a year placement during the second and third year of her Law Degree at Swansea University.
Rhianydd returned to Swansea University and graduated with a 2:1 in 2016 and went on to complete the Legal Practice Course with a Distinction in 2017.
After completing her University studies, Rhianydd started her training contract with JCP Solicitors in September 2017. During her training contract, Rhianydd has completed seats in the Residential Conveyancing/Commercial Property, Rural and Commercial Services Department. Rhianydd is looking forward to qualifying into the Commercial Services Department in September 2019.
In her spare time, Rhianydd enjoys spending time with her friends and family and walking her two Border Terriers.
Thank you all for making this completion happen. It's been a long journey and I'm really grateful for everyone's hard work to get over the line.
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Below is an essay on "Ian Frazier All Consuming Patriotism" from Anti Essays, your source for research papers, essays, and term paper examples.
Their uncritical and all consuming Patriotism is a false and destructive sentiment. By allowing the mass media manipulation and distorted historical lessons to be accepted as mainstream culture, the forces of global dominance are able to achieve their worldwide governance.
The word patriotism holds a definition that can be loosely interpreted. In the essay, "All Consuming Patriotism," by Ian Frazier he questions what is currently considered patriotism. He expresses his idea of patriotism as shopping and putting money into the economy. To support his idea he claims the government encourages citizens to shop and they obey like children. He then compares his idea to an example of patriotism from the 19th century, in which a group of women join together and use physical labor to support their husbands in the army. Using this comparison he communicates his main point to the reader that patriotism has transformed from an act of labor to solely being an act of consumerism. I believe Frazier has the wrong idea about what current patriotism is. Patriotism does not revolve around money; it starts with self sacrifice and an inner desire to support your country.
As a student and an employee, I drive constantly, through neighborhoods, on the freeway, and around cities. It is very common for me to see a bumper sticker that says "support our troops," or even someone holding a sign saying the same thing. I consider these examples to be acts of patriotism; a man holding a sign shows he had the desire to support U.S. soldiers and was willing to sacrifice his time to stand and show it. At one point in Frazier's essay he mentioned many people have this feeling inside that they need to help the country. I will agree with him on this, as it ties in with a main ingredient of patriotism: desire.
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Internet Use and Well-Being among College Students
The article Internet use and well-being among college students: Beyond frequency of use reflects on the use of the Internet and the well-being of college students. According to Gordon et al. (2007), learners experience a critical shift in ideologies when they enroll in institutions. It is a change to adulthood where the students desire to explore new social phenomena, including friends, intimacy, and organizational relationships. Such transitions are marked by the use of the Internet as a contemporary avenue for social support. The Internet use has various consequences on learners which are shown in positive and negative contexts depending on the amount of time and the activities engaged online.
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There are different kinds of uses of the Internet based on the interests of the person. They include interpersonal interaction, confidential messages, self-expression, leisure, and consumptive aims (Gordon et al., 2007). For adolescents, the study identifies entertainment, information, and interpersonal communication as the most frequent Internet use. Online guests can also participate in distance learning, research school work, or download materials. The study notes that the access to the Internet has specific consequences on individuals (Gordon et al., 2007). Gratification theory is adopted to show how the Internet has a unique satisfaction which explains the psychological results linked to the online presence. The research discloses how it has different ways in which it can gratify the needs.
Various individuals are deemed to suffer depression, and social anxiety follows the high levels of time spent on the Internet. Others have reduced communications with their families as they allocate more time for Internet-based activities. The positive results of the frequent use of the Internet include high social involvement, greater well-being, and better communication. However, Gordon et al. (2007) note that such positive influences depend on the personality and the levels of their social support. This study's findings recommend assessing the possible moderators of the relationship between Internet consumption and its consequences.
The subjects used to complete the study were students selected from a commuter university. The sample participants in the investigation included freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The team was from an ethnically diverse population and their average education was between high school and college level (Gordon et al., 2007). The institutional review board approved the data collection process of the university. The researchers administered self-report questionnaires to the participants. The sample team participated in the study willfully with acknowledged consent.
College students are the most people identified to be using the Internet than any other population category. They are also the persons vulnerable to adjustment issues as they experience significant developmental and life changes. The research identifies that males access the Internet frequently and longer than females. They are also prone to adverse consequences, including depression and social anxiety from online access. While the Internet has more uses, the frequent reason for the access was interpersonal communication, entertainment, and downloading resources.
The Internet has varied consequences on users which can be positive or negative. Gordon et al., (2007) conducted the study to review the types of Internet use students engage in and their impacts. The findings disclose that the time an individual spent on the internet cannot be used to measure the impact it has on them. The activities which the population does online are what defines and triggers such consequences.
Gordon, C. F., Juang, L. P., & Syed, M. (2007). Internet use and well-being among college students: Beyond frequency of use. Journal of College Student Development, 48(6), 674–688. Web.
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The Implementation of Mobile Technology in Education
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IFETP is a competency based training program, designed for health professionals who intend to improve the health of population with epidemiological tools. IFETP - Thailand under the Bureau of Epidemiology, Ministry of Public Health Thailand, began in 1980. The program has been organized by the Ministry of Public Health, the US. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC.) and the World Health Organization (WHO.) Thailand has offered the International FETP to trainees from neighboring countries since 1998.
In 2001 the Bureau of Epidemiology became a WHO Collaborating Centre for Field Epidemiology training and Research. The philosophy of the training is "learning-by-doing", therefore, trainees have to perform their works under real situation. To be able to apply epidemiological knowledge to public health, trainees return to their country to complete assignments:- situation analysis, outbreak investigation and surveillance evaluation.
Main activities are class room learning on basic epidemiology, participating in field works for surveillance system evaluation and outbreak investigation in Thailand. Participant will develop and present proposal of situation analysis.
On-the-job training in home country, trainees have to perform their works under real situation with distance-based consultation and on-site supervision from FETP advisors and country advisors.
Participants are required to return to the FETP Training Center in a three-week period at six-month interval to present their works, attend workshops and take examination.
-	Preferably age less than 40 years old.
3. Letter of support from applicant's government for participating in training activities both inside and outside the country.
FETP training Centre, Bureau of Epidemiology, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand.
-	Participants will become future trainers in field epidemiology for the country.
Scholarship with full support will be limited to 2 seats for participants from Asian countries.
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Appellate court upholds $500,000 punitive damage award against DuPont
Updated Jan 18, 2019; Posted Nov 08, 2011
By Phil Dunn / Today's Sunbeam
A court has upheld a punitive damage award against the DuPont Co.
PENNSVILLE TWP.
— The New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division Monday ruled in favor of a Millville man and a $500,000 punitive damage settlement awarded by a lower court in a whistleblower lawsuit against DuPont Chambers Works.
The ruling was marked in favor of former chemical plant operator John "Jack" Seddon, who sued the chemical conglomerate after employees allegedly retaliated against him in 2003, when he raised concerns about what he believed was a potential public safety hazard in a phosgene reactor.
Phosgene, the kind manufactured at the Chambers Works at its plant in the Deepwater section of Pennsville Township, is a critical component of the chemical warfare agent phosgene oxime.
"DuPont should be ashamed of itself," said Seddon's attorney Neil Mullin. "They should apologize to Mr. Seddon and the surrounding community."
Mullin claimed that if the reactor had blown up there would have been a great loss of life.
From 2003 to 2005, Seddon alleged that DuPont retaliated against him for making an OSHA complaint by cutting his overtime, reducing his work hours, changing his shifts, and giving him poor performance evaluations.
"We are extremely disappointed in the appellate court's decision in this case," said DuPont spokesman Daniel Turner. "Throughout the course of this case, we have long maintained that DuPont did not retaliate against Mr. Seddon for making unsupported safety complaints in 2003 and 2004."
Seddon filed suit against DuPont under the state Conscientious Employee Protection Act (CEPA) in 2004.
A jury returned a verdict in Seddon's favor and awarded him more than $2 million for wages lost as a result of DuPont's actions. The award also included punitive damages and attorney fees.
DuPont appealed, and the appellate court reversed and entered judgment in favor of DuPont. The appellate court concluded that Seddon could not prevail on a lost-wage claim of $724,000 under the CEPA unless he proved "actual or constructive discharge," and vacated the $2 million damages award.
On appeal to the Supreme Court, Seddon challenged the appellate court's holding that he had to prove "lost-wages" under CEPA. Upon consideration of the briefs and the applicable legal authorities, the Supreme Court reversed the appellate court.
The Supreme Court found that lost wages are recoverable in a CEPA case, even in the absence of a "constructive discharge." The Supreme Court reinstated the jury verdict and damages award in favor of Seddon.
"This is a great day for this community," said Mullin. "It's a great victory over an arrogant corporation that puts profit over its people."
Turner said DuPont believes that the court's decision sets a dangerous precedent where an employee is able to receive damages for lost pay without in fact proving that his employer caused him to resign or retire.
"The respect, safety and health of our employees, our neighbors and our community continues to be our most important priority," said Turner. "We look forward to putting this matter behind us."