You may have noticed in our recent posts we've been organizing "downtown" events by the districts where they're located. There are four districts in what is typically referred to as downtown Wichita. These districts are – Douglas Design, Downtown, Old Town, and The Historic Delano District. This is starting to become a common way to refer to certain areas of Wichita. We couldn't help but wonder how these districts got their names. As a result, we'll be doing a little research and spreading the wealth of knowledge. This week, enjoy a little history lesson about the Historic Delano District!
What's in a name? Historic Delano District (Pronunciation: d eh - l ae - n oh) was a town originally named Elgin when it was established in 1870. In 1871 it was renamed Delano. The town of Delano became a part of Wichita in 1880. At that time the area became known as the Delano Neighborhood. Most recently, in 2000 the neighborhood went through a re-branding and is now known as the Historic Delano District.
Where is the Historic Delano District? The Historic Delano District is north of Kellogg to Central and from the Arkansas River over to Meridian.
Was Delano a part of the Chisholm Trail? Delano was a huge part of the Chisholm Trail, it was the last stop. Ranch-hands would travel over 600 miles, beginning in San Antonio, Texas, to reach the end of the Chisholm Trail and ship their cattle off east. Once in Delano, the cattle would cross the river (where the Douglas Street Bridge is now) & would then be herded into pens and loading chutes. Fun fact: These pens and loading chutes were built where Kellogg is now!
What was Delano like compared to Wichita? After the ranch-hands from the Chisholm Trail shipped off their cattle, they went to Delano to relax, unwind, and celebrate. Wichita was a town with strict laws that were heavily enforced, but Delano was more like an old Wild West movie. The town of Delano had no law enforcement or rules, so what happened in Delano, stayed in Delano! When ranch-hands wanted to spend money at saloons, brothels, or dabble in gambling, Delano is where they'd go. Fun Fact: If you would like to experience this time period you're in luck! Wichita's Old Cowtown (oldcowtown.org) sits on 23 acres of the Chisholm Trail and has 54 historic and recreated buildings from that time! Admission is free every Sunday from April to October high noon – 5pm.
When did Delano become part of Wichita? The local cattle trade had come to an end in the late 1870's. The cattle trade had moved farther west, to places like Dodge City. After Delano was no longer the center of cattle trade, it grew up, left behind it's wild ways, and became part of Wichita. Fun Fact: During the 1880's after becoming a part of Wichita there was a building boom, which lead to the multitude of brick buildings and paved roads still in Delano to this day.
What's the story behind the Delano Clock Tower? The story behind the clock tower is one of the coolest! The tower's 4-sides depict the history of Delano. It was designed based off of an inspiration from the old Turner Opera House and is titled "Window of Time." One side of the clock tower is meant to link Delano to its colorful past. It depicts the wild saloon days. On another side you can find a depiction of Jesse Chisholm whom the Chisholm Trail was named after. The clock tower was dedicated in 2003, and a time capsule was buried at the base. This time capsule will be opened for the Chisholm Trail's 150th anniversary, which happens to be this year! The time capsule includes newspapers, coins, and other artifacts! Read on to find out about the 2017 Delano Fall Fair, where the time capsule will be opened!
What is the Delano Fall Fair? The Delano Fall Fair is a 3-day long event that allows people to explore Delano while learning about it's fun history. The fair, a celebration of the Chisholm Trail's 150th anniversary will begin on October 6th and end on October 8th. There will be many different events, including a parade, campfire ghost stories on the first night, and the opening of the time capsule on October 8 at high noon! Be sure to attend the Delano Fall Fair, as it'll be one of the best events this season!
Is Delano haunted? Rumor has it, it is! Many people may not know or believe this, but there are a few locations in Delano that are known to be haunted. One of these places is Lawrence-Dumont Stadium, home to the Wichita Wingnuts. A couple of the other places mentioned on the Historic Delano website are the Downtown Senior Center, Amira's Dance Productions, Delano Barbeque, Spectrum Muzic and Cowtown. Get out and explore the paranormal presence of Delano if you dare!
WHAT ELSE IS THERE TO DO IN THE HISTORIC DELANO DISTRICT? THE DELANO DISTRICT IS HOME TO SOME OF OUR FAVORITE PLACES IN WICHITA. TRY A FLIGHT OF LOCALLY CRAFTED BEER FROM AERO PLAINS BREWING, UPDATE YOUR LOOK AT SALON 5THIRTY5, OR GET A FACIAL AT BOHEMIA HEALING SPA. HISTORIC DELANO HAS BECOME A FUN DISTRICT WHERE YOU CAN EXPLORE, SHOP, EAT, AND DRINK ON WEEKDAYS AND WEEKENDS IN WICHITA! MANY BUSINESSES IN DELANO ALSO PARTICIPATE IN THE FINAL FRIDAY ART CRAWL. BE SURE TO CHECK OUR WICHITA EVENT CALENDAR @ https://Wichita.com/Events/ TO FIND MORE FUN HAPPENINGS IN DELANO!
Where can I learn more? If you're interested in learning more about Historic Delano, or anything else mentioned in this article, please visit www.historicdelano.com or the Historic Delano Facebook page @HistoricDelano.


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Eveland The Pirate, Uviedo The Bonus
The Jays got a decent minors pitcher for Dana Eveland but could have easily lost him for nothing – which is pretty much what they gave up to get him from Oakland in February. They had promised cash or a player to be named for Eveland and he did provide the Jays with some solid starts mixed in with some horrifying starts. The Jays have known all along that their rotation was going to include Jesse Litsch, Marc Rzepczynski, or Brian Tallet, and that Eveland was merely a fill in until those guys return to action. It's surprising that the Pirates had to give up as much as they did for Eveland, because there is some real potential value in RHP Ronald Uviedo that still has a chance to benefit the Jays in a year or two.
I wouldn't get ahead of myself and call Uviedo a prospect by any means, but one does not have to make BA's top 30 list for your team to become a useful piece of the lineup – Fred Lewis is case and point. Uviedo is 23 years old, stands in at 6'1″ 160 lbs, and hails from Venezuela – joining many Venezuelan prospect in the Jays minors system. Although none of the Venezuelan prospects are in AA at this point, many are coming up from HiA and LoA, with Henderson Alvarez being the most prominent to be in AA very soon. This is something that should help him out to become comfortable in his new digs.
His 2010 stats point to some effectiveness, but of note is the fact that this has come in relief, whereas in 2009 he had been a starter for the majority of the season and was roughed up a little as a result (still had a below 3.4 ERA and 1.239 Whip, so not exactly blown up). If you take 2009 out of the equation, Uviedo has had a very effective minor league career thus far. His ERA overall is close to 3, whip is 1.11, and he is very close to 1 K per inning overall.
The bad part of his game, as with many minor league pitchers, is the walks – something that has gotten worse thus far in 2010 than it had been since 2007 at 4.8 walks per 9 innings. However, his walks ratio overall still remains 2.5, so I'm almost positive that it's something that can be fixed mechanically or is something that stems from his adjustment to pitching in AA. Oddly, he has simultaneously lowered his hits per 9 innings in AA from 8.7 in HiA in 2009 to 5.2 in AA in 2010. That's pretty impressive and is something that Jays staff can build on easily. AA hitters are only hitting .165 against him and he has 28 Ks in 22 IP. Regardless of how you cut it, the Jays got a pretty decent possible pen pitcher in return for someone they were going to release anyhow – so we have to like the deal overall for the Jays.
Alex "The Great" Anthopolous strikes again!
Having said that, the Pirates do get some real value in Dana Eveland who should far much better in the NL than he did in the AL. They get an innings eater that could give them a chance to win 2 out of every 3 nights, and by my count that's much better than what they've had on board for the majority of the season. If they bring up top prospect Brad Lincoln to complete their rotation, they could look much better in the second half of the season than many give them credit for. I am a huge Pedro Alvarez fan, a big fan of Jose Tabata, and do think that this franchise could be on its way up for the first time in a very long time. I'm not saying Eveland is going to walk in there and win 10 games for the Pirates in the second half, but he should do well enough for them to win more of his starts than anyone they previously had slotted in his spot in the rotation.
This deal makes perfect sense for both teams and I hope it works out on both sides. The Jays now boast the absolute best RP team in the minors in the AA New Hampshire affiliate that now has closer Daniel Farquhar, Tim Collins, Trystan Magnuson, Adrian Martin, and now Ronald Uviedo. Good luck to those trying to get late innings wins against that squad!
Our man Tom at Rum Bunter noted Ronald's great winter work and even throws in a great video of his pitching within this link
For more information on Uviedo's profile, follow this link to BUCCO Fans.com

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Huawei P20 Pro Specifications Leaked – Shows Three Cameras, 8GB RAM And More
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There is a significant amount of hype for the next big Camera centric flagships of Huawei. Yes, we're talking about the Huawei P20 series that'll include a Huawei P20, a P20 Pro (not a Plus) & a P20 Lite. Huawei P20 Pro Specifications…
Huawei P20 And P20 Plus Renders Leaked Out In The Wild
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The Huawei P20 & P20 Plus are coming out in March 27, 2018 & the hype of Three rear Cameras (at least in the P20 Plus) & 40 Megapixel Photos are pretty damn high. Now, talking about the design, it's almost confirmed that the P20…
Suspected Huawei P20 Surfaces Online With Under Display Fingerprint Scanner And A Notch
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Huawei P20 Plus Rumored To Come With A 4000 mAh Battery
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A new Huawei device called the ANE-LX1 has just passed FCC & we're expecting this device to be the Huawei P20. According to a recent Exposure by Slashleaks, the ANE-LX1 has a design pretty much similar to the iPhone X with a Notch.…
Huawei P20 Series Got Exposed In 2D Renders !
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The Huawei P11 series is probably going to come out as the Huawei P20 series & we already know that the devices may come with Triple Rear Cameras & now some 2D Renders have been Leaked Out that suggest the same. So,…
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Well, well, Huawei is launching a ton of devices & after Honor V10, there is another device coming up with the Kirin 970 & that is the Huawei P11 & that P-series has been best phones of Huawei in terms of Camera Performance.…


It has become rare to see many women wearing a single designer's suit ensemble, except for the striking success of Chanel. Most women will buy and wear separate pieces. This fall, Chanel's black-and-white long-skirted ensemble can be seen on women in New York and Paris. They have endorsed both the outfit concept and the ankle length. Some even wear the hat and the gardenias that were shown in Paris in March. The jacket is sometimes worn with pants. What confused observers at the Chanel spring collection last month -- many of them dressed in the fall outfit -- was the near absence of suit ensembles and of long skirts for day wear.


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The Pain for Tech Stocks is Only Just Beginning
Mar 09, 2021 News
The bursting of the tech bubble has taken down the Nasdaq, but left the Dow intact. This has created the greatest divergence between the Dow and the Nasdaq since 1993.
March 8 was "the first time since 1993 that the Dow rose and closed within 1% of a record," Bloomberg reports, "while the tech-heavy gauge was down more than 10% from its high."
As we've explained at length in these pages, silly-season tech valuations were a byproduct of the implied belief that near-zero interest rates would last forever. That was always a foolish assumption.
Even the mega-cap tech juggernauts — Apple and the like — are starting to feel the pain, as a combination of rising rates and real economic growth make their inflated valuations look non-sustainable.
You can see mega-cap distress in the path of the NYSE FANG+ Index, which, as of the March 8 close, was nearly 17% below its Feb. 16 highs. That is well into correction territory (a 10 to 20% decline) and nearing full-on bear market status (a 20% or greater decline).
Value investors have an old saying: "Good things happen to cheap stocks."
What we are seeing now in tech-land is the reverse application of that maxim: "Bad things happen to insanely expensive stocks."
It's all about the valuation, which is why even world-class profit machines like Apple (AAPL) are in trouble here. As we explained in comparing big tech to zero coupon bonds, even the mightiest FANG can take a share price haircut of 40% (or more) if valuations are inflated enough.
Technology stocks also have an ARK problem: The ARK Invest family of funds swelled to gargantuan size at almost the worst possible time. (In TradeSmith Decoder, we shorted an ARK fund in late February.)
The ARK Invest family of funds increased its total assets under management (AUM) by more than 1,000% in 2020, going from $3.1 billion to $34.5 billion. In the first two months of 2021, ARK accumulated assets at an even faster clip, adding $12.5 billion in just six weeks or so.
The trouble is that, as the rate-driven tech bubble unwinds itself, the late-to-the-party arrival of tens of billions of dollars means a sizable portion of ARK investors are now underwater.
The vast majority of inflows ARK has ever accumulated came within the past six months — and most of those purchases are now in the red. This increases the odds a critical mass of investors will rotate their capital out of ARK, putting further pressure on ARK's illiquid technology holdings via forced redemptions.
Perhaps long-end yields will stop going up, and thus give tech investors a break? Don't count on it. The 2021 growth rate for the U.S. economy is now expected to be blistering hot, which strongly implies long-end yields are still too low.
A combination of one of the best vaccine rollouts in the world, plus a $1.9 trillion stimulus, which will put immediate spending power in the hands of low-income consumers, has led the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to more than double its U.S. growth projections.
At the same time, average growth projections from Bloomberg surveys now have U.S. GDP growth at 7.6% on the year — a pace that could make China's look tame.
With that kind of growth ahead, long-term treasury yields look surprisingly low.
"Treasury yields haven't been this low relative to U.S. economic growth estimates since 1966," Bloomberg reports. That suggests there is plenty of scope for long-term yields to rise further — which means more pain for rate-dependent tech stocks.
A red-hot growth forecast, coupled with a cartoonishly steep yield curve, also suggests various reflation-oriented areas of the market, like energy stocks and financials and transports, could be considered reasonably priced in valuation terms, or mildly expensive at best.
As economic growth gains take hold, long-end rates should head higher still, with recovery-oriented areas of the market (the aforementioned energy and financials and transports) able to handle it, because growth means a sharp rebound in revenues and margins.
This is, frankly, a slow-motion disaster scenario for overvalued tech stocks.
Not only is tech-related pain likely to increase (via an ongoing rise in yields), there are other parts of the market investors can readily shift capital toward, making it even easier to dump the old paradigm (perpetual near-zero rates) in favor of the new one (real growth in stuff that isn't insanely valued).
Perhaps, though, the Federal Reserve or U.S. Treasury will come to the rescue?
Nope. The curious keep asking — Are you worried about rising yields? Are you worried about inflation? — and Jay Powell and Janet Yellen keep saying no.
In a CNBC interview on Monday, Yellen was asked if runaway inflation was a concern, given the tremendous size of the stimulus.
"I really don't think that's going to happen," Yellen replied. "If it turns out to be inflationary, there are tools to deal with that," she added.
There will be rebounds and optimistic rallies — hope springs eternal and all that — but the picture is fairly clear at this point.
We are going to see blockbuster rates of U.S. economic growth, in part because pent-up demand, further powered by stimulus checks, will send consumption through the roof. That, in turn, will generate concerns of inflation, while igniting keen interest in energy, transports, and financials (this has already started).
In response to the growth, long-end yields will likely continue to rise overall, even as capital continues to rotate out of technology stocks. If inflation becomes an issue, the Fed and Treasury's most likely move is to pretend it isn't actually an issue — until long-end yields rise even more.
And if the Federal Reserve feels compelled to "do something" about inflation, that something will be a tightening effort — whereas if they feel compelled to "do something" about spiking long-end yields, their only last-ditch option (yield curve control) might require making inflation worse.
It is hard to see how tech stocks rebound (other than temporarily) under these circumstances. It is easy to see, in contrast, how they could fall much farther.


Ulthera is proud to announce that Ultherapy was featured on The Martha Stewart Show Wednesday, March 14 on "The Skin Show!"
Ultherapy was featured on the Barbara Walters' 20/20 special, "The Cutting Edge." Plastic surgeon, Dr. Douglas Steinbrech, uses Ultherapy to complete a surgical facelift. Dermatologist, Dr. Doris Day, treats a deserving patient with Ultherapy to help lift and tighten her skin.
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Q: Limiting Admin Choices Using limit_choices_to I would like to limit the choices for a ForeignKey in the admin UI using limit_choices_to; however, I would like to achieve this without changing the model, since the model is brought in from a library, that I don't have control over. What is the way of dynamically achieving this? Or could I use a field on the admin model to be able to achieve this?
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class MyModelAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
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Wavecom Books Largest-ever WISMO™ Order
Success of GSM handsets lead to follow-on sales to Sewon Telecom Co. of Korea.
Issy-les-Moulineaux, France -April 02, 2001
Wavecom SA (Nasdaq: WVCM; Nouveau Marché: WAVECOM), a leading developer of digital wireless standard modules (WISMO™), today announced that Sewon Telecom Co., Ltd., one of Korea's largest telecommunications companies, has placed additional orders totaling 550,000 WISMO™ modules, raising the total number of WISMO2C modules ordered by Sewon to 750,000 units. This is the largest cumulative order for WISMOs that Wavecom has ever received.
Although details of the follow-on orders were not revealed, the companies noted that all terms and conditions, including price, were nearly identical to those of Sewon's first order for 200,000 WISMO? modules, under the contract signed in May 2000. This initial agreement allowed the company to expand its existing line of handsets rapidly and bring to market two new, sophisticated models, the SG1000 and SG1100, to meet fast-growing export demand.
"The WISMO solution allowed us to introduce two new models at the right time that are perfectly adapted to the market," said Sewon Director H.S. Han. "The products have been so successful that we decided to place a significantly larger second order for additional WISMO™ modules."
The SG1000 and SG1100 are currently sold in China and Spain. Sewon also plans to expand into other European countries in addition to Spain, as well as into the Middle East.
"Sewon Telecom is a key customer for Wavecom, and we are delighted to have their continued confidence. We are proud to participate in Sewon's success in the extremely competitive handset market," said Jean-Charles Andreani, managing director of Wavecom Asia Pacific Limited, Wavecom's Hong Kong subsidiary.
The WISMO2C dual band, plug-in module is a fully integrated device offering a full range of GSM Phase 2+ features. GPRS compatible, the ultra-compact and lightweight WISMO2C is the best choice for applications where space is limited.
About Sewon Telecom Co., Ltd.
Established in 1988, Sewon Telecom is recognized as a Kosdaq listed manufacturer of CDMA handsets, cellular telephone handsets and MP3 players. The company is the exclusive producer and supplier of OEM branded SK Teletec's "SKY" handsets, as well as company brand "Di Alto" which is being provided to Hansol M.com. Sewon Telecom's recorded sales in the first nine months of year 2000 were KRW 253 billion, with a net profit of KRW 8.168 billion.


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Les Riens de l'existence est une nouvelle d'Anton Tchekhov (en russe : Jiteïskaïa melotch).

Historique
Les Riens de l'existence est initialement publiée dans la revue russe Le Journal de Pétersbourg, numéro 267, du . Le texte est signé A.Tchékhonté. Aussi traduit en français sous le titre Bagatelle quotidienne ou Mesquinerie quotidienne

Résumé
Nicolaï Bélaïev, trente deux ans, propriétaire d'immeubles, se rend chez sa maîtresse, Olga Irnina. Elle n'est pas là, il l'attend et discute avec le fils d'Olga, Aliocha, huit ans.

Aliocha est un petit garçon éveillé qui pose plein de questions et compare Nicolaï à son papa. Il lui apprend sous le sceau du secret qu'il voit son papa, tous les mardis et vendredis. pendant la promenade avec Sonia Pélaguéïa, la jeune fille qui s'occupe de lui. Ils ont rendez-vous dans une pâtisserie et discutent en mangeant des gâteaux. D'ailleurs, son papa lui a dit que c'est à cause de lui que sa maman est perdue.

Olga Irnina rentre. Nicolaï lui divulgue la conversation qu'il vient d'avoir avec son fils, rompant ainsi sa promesse. Aliocha est confronté pour la première fois, au mensonge d'un adulte.

Notes et références

Édition française
 Les Riens de l'existence, traduit par Madeleine Durand et Édouard Parayre, révision de Lily Dennis, éditions Gallimard, Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, 1967 .

Nouvelle d'Anton Tchekhov
Nouvelle russe parue en 1886
Nouvelle publiée dans Le Journal de Pétersbourg

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Abstract: We prove that given a Markov Decision Process (MDP) and a fixed subset of its states~F, there is a Markov policy which maximizes everywhere the probability to reach F infinitely often. Moreover such a maximum policy is computable in polytime in the size of the MDP. This result can be applied in order to control a system with randomized or uncertain behavior with respect to a given property to optimize.


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If you had the ability and years of training to take a block of wood or stone and turn it into a sublime piece of art, you too could have been employed by the church, the royal court or by a monied patron. Talented sculptors were usually in high demand and one could count on regular and continuing employment if one had the skill and techniques required. Here are many who did.
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Diego de Pesquera
1540 1560s-1581 1581
a 16th-century Spanish sculptor of the Sevillian and Granadan schools. Records show he was active in the city of Granada in 1563, and in Seville from 1571 to 1580. With a style influenced by the Italian Renaissance and that of Michelangelo, he may have trained i...
a 16th-century Spanish sculptor of the Sevillian and Granadan schools. Records show he was active in the city of Granada in 1563, and in Seville from 1571 to 1580. With a style influenced by the Italian Renaissance and that of Michelangelo, he may have trained in Italy.
Jean-Baptiste Pigalle
1714, Jan 26 1740s-1785 1785, Aug 20
a French sculptor. Pigalle was born in Paris, the seventh child of a carpenter. Although he failed to obtain the Prix de Rome, after a severe struggle he entered the Académie Royale and became one of the most popular sculptors of his day.
Germain Pilon
1525 ca 1540s-1590 1590, Feb 3
a French Renaissance sculptor. His works - with their realism and theatrical emotion - show the influence of the School of Fontainebleau, Michelangelo and Italian Mannerism. Much of Pilon's work was on funerary monuments, especially the Valois Chapel at the Sain...
a French Renaissance sculptor. His works - with their realism and theatrical emotion - show the influence of the School of Fontainebleau, Michelangelo and Italian Mannerism. Much of Pilon's work was on funerary monuments, especially the Valois Chapel at the Saint Denis Basilica designed by Francesco Primaticcio (never completed). He was the favorite sculptor of queen Catherine de' Medici.
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Pieter Pourbus
1523 ca 1584, Jan 30
a Dutch Flemish Renaissance painter, sculptor, draftsman and cartographer. Though he painted many good works in Bruges, his best work was in the Sint Janskerk in Gouda, the History of Saint Hubertus. He was later eclipsed by his own son, Frans Pourbus the Elder. Besides painting, he was also a surveyor and engineer. He was known primarily for his religious a...
a Dutch Flemish Renaissance painter, sculptor, draftsman and cartographer. Though he painted many good works in Bruges, his best work was in the Sint Janskerk in Gouda, the History of Saint Hubertus. He was later eclipsed by his own son, Frans Pourbus the Elder. Besides painting, he was also a surveyor and engineer. He was known primarily for his religious and portrait painting and worked mainly in Bruges, where he had settled before 1543, when he became a member of the Bruges Guild of Saint Luke.
Hiram Powers
1805, Jul 29 1822-1873 1873, Jun 27
an American neoclassical sculptor. In 1837 he moved to Italy and settled on the Via Fornace in Florence, where he had access to good supplies of marble and to traditions of stone-cutting and bronze casting. He remained in Florence till his death, though he did travel to Britain during this time.
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James Pradier
1790, May 23 1807-1852 1852, Jun 4
a Swiss-born French sculptor best known for his work in the neoclassical style. The cool neoclassical surface finish of his sculptures is charged with an eroticism that their mythological themes can barely disguise. At the Salon of 1834, Pradier's Satyr and Bacchante created a scandalous sensation. Some claimed to recognize the features of the sculptor and h...
a Swiss-born French sculptor best known for his work in the neoclassical style. The cool neoclassical surface finish of his sculptures is charged with an eroticism that their mythological themes can barely disguise. At the Salon of 1834, Pradier's Satyr and Bacchante created a scandalous sensation. Some claimed to recognize the features of the sculptor and his mistress, Juliette Drouet.
Antoine-Augustin Preault
aka: Auguste Préault
1809, Oct 6 1830s-1870s 1879, Jan 11
a French sculptor of the Romantic movement. A student of David d'Angers, Préault first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1833. He was not favorably looked upon by some of the artistic community's elite due to his outspokenness and because he was part of the circle of activists who participated in the French Revolution of 1830. During that period of turmoil, P...
a French sculptor of the Romantic movement. A student of David d'Angers, Préault first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1833. He was not favorably looked upon by some of the artistic community's elite due to his outspokenness and because he was part of the circle of activists who participated in the French Revolution of 1830. During that period of turmoil, Préault's studio was vandalized and many of his plaster models were destroyed. As a result of these circumstances his work has been largely overshadowed by his contemporaries.
Barthelemy Prieur
aka: Barthélemy
1536 ca 1564-1600s 1616
a French sculptor. In 1585 he created the monument to Christophe de Thou, now preserved in the Louvre Museum, and was named sculptor to king Henry IV in 1591. He restored the Roman marble now called the Diana of Versailles in 1602. Several of his bronzes are pres...
a French sculptor. In 1585 he created the monument to Christophe de Thou, now preserved in the Louvre Museum, and was named sculptor to king Henry IV in 1591. He restored the Roman marble now called the Diana of Versailles in 1602. Several of his bronzes are preserved in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC
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Francesco Primaticcio
1504, Apr 30 1530s-1570s 1570
an Italian Mannerist painter, architect and sculptor who spent most of his career in France. Together with Rosso Fiorentino he was one of the leading artists to work at the Chateau Fontainebleau (where he is grouped with the so-called "First School of Fontainebleau") spending much of his life there. Primaticcio's crowded Mannerist compositions and his long-l...
an Italian Mannerist painter, architect and sculptor who spent most of his career in France. Together with Rosso Fiorentino he was one of the leading artists to work at the Chateau Fontainebleau (where he is grouped with the so-called "First School of Fontainebleau") spending much of his life there. Primaticcio's crowded Mannerist compositions and his long-legged canon of beauty influenced French art for the rest of the century
Jacques Prou
1655 1681-1704 1706
a French Academic Baroque sculptor, a product of the Academy system overseen by Charles Le Brun. At Versailles he became closely associated in projects for fountains and emblemmatic decorative sculpture with Antoine Coysevox. For Versailles he carved a vase on the theme The Infant Mars, following a design from the office of Jules Hardouin-Mansart.
Pierre Paul Puget
1620, Oct 16 1634-1688 1694, Dec 2
a French painter, sculptor, architect and engineer. He was born in Marseille. At the age of fourteen he carved the ornaments of the galleys built in the shipyards of his native city, and at sixteen the decoration and construction of a ship were entrusted to him. Soon after he went to Italy on foot, and was well received at Rome by Pietro da Cortona, who took...
a French painter, sculptor, architect and engineer. He was born in Marseille. At the age of fourteen he carved the ornaments of the galleys built in the shipyards of his native city, and at sixteen the decoration and construction of a ship were entrusted to him. Soon after he went to Italy on foot, and was well received at Rome by Pietro da Cortona, who took him into his studio and employed him on the ceilings of the Palazzo Barberini and on those of Palazzo Pitti at Florence.
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In the past couple months, there have been some great victories in the fight for economic and housing security in Washington State. While there is so much work to do to reach economic and housing stability for our most vulnerable people, I often feel a mix of sadness and guilt about the increasing divide in economic stability and liberty we have compared to other states. The bizarre politicization of the human right to basic health and economic security means that people in red states live with far greater instability. ...
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Our community our Responsibility: Stop Asian hate
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As our society reopens, mass shootings reemerge to show oppressive forces. One of the recent tragedies was caused by a white man assailing nine people at spas in Atlanta, killing eight. Six of the seven women he shot are Asian American: four are Korean American; two are Chinese American; one of the two men is an Army veteran and a handyman; and one man is a Guatemalan immigrant and a passerby. Their names are: ...
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The 450 words I have to write this column are nowhere near enough to capture the depth of my outrage of using female athletic participation as a weapon in a fight against trans folks, nor to capture my absolute disgust at the wave of anti-trans legislation that has flooded the states. If this legislation only impacted trans people, it would be worthy of vigorous opposition. The reality is anti-trans legislation and sex stereotyping harms all women — cisgender and transgender — and intersex and nonbinary people. ...
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This article will come out the week we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the day of the inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. As I write it, I am reeling from the way this year has started and the threats of violence leading up to the inauguration. At our current coronavirus death rate, even if no additional armed violence occurs, the U.S. will likely have lost an additional 24,500 people. ...
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As we approach the end of the year, the stark reality of this moment challenges my idealism. As I write this, every state in the U.S. has an out-of-control coronavirus spread and death toll.
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As I write this, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are the president- and vice president-elect. She is the first woman, second person of color, first Black person and first Indian person elected to the vice presidency.
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As I write this October column, we are in the middle of U.S. Senate judicial confirmation hearings. The Republicans want to fill the position left vacant by the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Justice Ginsberg, along with Justice Thurgood Marshall, were perhaps the only two justices ever to serve on our Supreme Court who had a history of actively fighting to advance social justice before they were appointed to the bench. ...
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This is your guide to memory care in Antioch, CA. Memory care communities offer housing and care for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and other kinds of dementia. Memory care empowers seniors with memory impairment to stay as active and engaged as possible, while living in a dignified, comfortable and secure setting. Our local Senior Living Advisors understand dementia care in Antioch, CA and surrounding areas. After an initial assessment, your advisor will prepare a list of memory care providers that most closely match your loved one's specific requirements for care and living preferences, as well as your family's finances.
Price varies widely depending on location, care required, size of the resident's living space and the level of luxury at the community. The price of memory care in Antioch ranges from $1,700 to $5,595 a month.
The official website for the city of Antioch is http://www.ci.antioch.ca.us.
Antioch is represented by Mayor andand State senator Wade Harper.
Antioch is a city in Contra Costa County, California, United States. Located in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area along the San Joaquin-Sacramento River Delta, it is a suburb of San Francisco and Oakland. The city's population was 102,372 at the 2010 census and estimated to be 108,930 in 2014.
Caregivers at Cobblestone Care Home can address potential disorientation presented by residents, this property administers patient medications, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, hospice is an option available at this location, and this location was renovated in 2005.
They serve vegetarian food at Cypress Meadows, the minimum allowable age of residents is 60, the community is secured for the safety of residents that might be prone to wander, the staff speaks German in the community, and the staff speaks Spanish at this location.
Kosher food options are available for all meals, the community is secured for the safety of residents that might be exit seeking, the property has a nurse that is able to administer injectable medicine, transportation at cost can be arranged, and this community was built in 2007.
Residents have Kosher food as a dietary option, this community provides complimentary transportation, the community is convenient to bus lines in the area, full tubs are available, and hospice is an option available at this location.
A visiting dentist helps residents maintain their dental health, caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues residents may have, staff is trained to deal with any exit seeking behaviors that may need to be dealt with, resident parking is available to residents who drive, and hospice is an option available at this location.
Residents have vegetarian food as a menu option, high tech wander guards can prevent memory care residents from exiting the property, this community has been built specifically to support memory and dementia care, the property has a nurse that is able to administer injectable medicine, and aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change.
The community can handle injectable medicine, complimentary transportation is at the disposal of residents, full tubs are available, aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change, and the community is licensed for 6 residents.
Caregivers at Westmont Living of Brentwood are trained to spot potential disorientation presented by residents, complimentary transportation is available to residents, respite care is offered, the staff speaks Filipino in the community, and this community was built in 2006.
Regular occupational therapy by a visiting therapist helps you stay active and engaged, speech therapy is available on-site by a visiting speech therapist, residents can self manage their diabetes, high tech wander guards can prevent residents from exiting the property, and this community was built in 2004.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 60, the community is secured for the safety of memory care residents that might be prone to wander, caregivers at KC's Care Home can address potential disorientation presented by residents, caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues memory care residents may have, and this community was built in 1960.
Rooms have a private bath, residents who need help with medication management can be given reminders and be monitored to make sure they are taking their medications, full-service medication administration is available, hospice is an option available at this location, and the staff speaks Filipino in the community.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 55, residents can self manage their diabetes, high tech wander guards are installed to prevent residents from wandering off the property, Silver Years Care Home #1 is trained to handle behavioral issues that residents might have, and this location was renovated in 2005.
Silver Years Care Home #2 is trained to handle behavioral issues that residents may be inclined to, the staff speaks Filipino in the community, the staff speaks Spanish at this location, this community was built in 1956, and this location was renovated in 2007.
Residents can self manage their diabetes, high tech wander guards are installed to prevent memory care residents from leaving the property, caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues residents may have, residents who need help with medication management can be given reminders and be monitored to make sure they are taking their medications, and the community is licensed for 6 residents.
Licensed nurses are on staff to help you, high tech wander guards are installed to prevent memory care residents from leaving the property, Sunrise of Walnut Creek can handle behavioral issues that some residents may have, hospice is an option available at this location, and respite care is offered.
The community is secured for the safety of residents that might be prone to wander, residents who drive will find parking available to them, this community provides complimentary transportation, transportation is available for additional cost, and full tubs are available.
This pet-friendly community can help care for your pet, rooms have a private bath, caregiver employees can deal with any wandering issues residents may have, Sans Souci has the skill to resolve any aggressive behavior that residents may have, and respite care is offered.
Residents have vegetarian food as a menu option, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues a member of the community may have, residents who need help with medication management can be given reminders and be monitored to make sure they are taking their medications, and Gill Port Care Home is close to major bus lines.


2015 was an exciting year for Jiffy Steamer. We've seen lots of growth as a company and brand—and couldn't have done it without our loyal customers! That's why we're sharing some of our favorite moments from the year.
2015 marked the Jiffy Steamer Company's 75th year in business. As a family company, we're proud of our decades of success right here in the USA. We think we owe our success to the high standard to which we hold each of our American-made steamers—and to the loyalty of our customers.
Jiffy Steamer is all about traditions—the tradition of using only high quality materials for our products, the tradition of building and distributing our products from our Union City, TN home, the tradition of keeping our family business in the family—but even we know that sometimes, change is good. That's why we gave our logo a bold, modern new look this year.
Another major moment for us was the production of our "Seasons of Steam" video, which showcases how our steamers have been passed from generation to generation, improving the lives of the families who love them. You can check out the video on YouTube here!
PoweredbyJiffy.com was originally built years ago as an online home for our whole range of steam products, a location where customers could see all that we offer. This year, we redesigned the website to make it better for our customers and for us. The new PoweredbyJiffy.com is the perfect place to learn more about our company's history, see what customers are saying about us and keep up with the latest industry news and insights.
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It's that time of year, so Early Irish Cinema takes a trip to the theatre to experience an Irish Christmas pantomime.
Frank Leah's caricature of Assistant Provost Marshal Captain William Woods, Evening Telegraph 12 Jan. 1918: 5.
Frank Leah's caricature of playwright Thomas Nally, Evening Telegraph 29 Dec. 1917: 4.
Dublin theatregoers then as now were well used to the Christmas pantomime season. At this time, the stages of the city's theatres and halls would be dominated by large casts singing and dancing, elaborate sets and costumes, and scripts based on folktales, often with a fantastical element, but also containing comic interludes referring to events of the day. In 1917-18, the professional theatres offered Cinderella (Gaiety), Little Boy Blue (Empire) and Little Jack Horner (Queen's). At the city's other multi-use halls, productions were even more numerous, with companies presenting Aladdin's Wonderful Lamp at the Father Mathew Hall, Red Riding Hood at the CYMS Hall, Robinson Crusoe at the Pioneer Hall and Mother Hubbard at St. Teresa's Hall.
Mildred Telford played the part of the girl Befind MacHugh in Finn Varra Maa; Evening Telegraph 5 Jan. 1918: 4.
Finn Varra Maa differ from all these in one crucial respect: it was – or claimed to be – the first wholly Irish pantomime. "Written by a Dublin man [Thomas Nally], with music by a Irish composer [Geoffrey Molyneaux-Palmer] and presented by a company all Dublin from the tiniest tot who romps in Kyle-na-Sheeogue [Wood of the Fairies] to the mature artistes who rule in royal grandeur in Fairyland," enthused the Irish Independent's theatre critic Jacques, "this beautiful play marks the high-water mark of native artistic endeavour in the music and dramatic revival in Ireland" ("Beautiful Fairy Play"). It was loosely based on the legends of Finn McCool, played by Breffni O'Rourke, recently seen on screen in the Film Company of Ireland's Rafferty's Rise (Ireland: FCOI, 1917). O'Rourke led Finn Varra Maa's large cast that included 100 children. Its title referred to Finn as "the old Irish equivalent of 'Santa Claus' – long before that gentleman was heard of in this country" ("Finn Varra Maa" 22 Dec.). The fairy world was connected to the human world through a storyline in which the young girl Befind MacHugh (Mildred Telford) was abducted by the fairies, and 12-year-old Padhar Bawn (Gerald Rock) decides to rescue her.
Frank Leah's caricature of Finn Varra Maa producer T. Ireby Cape, Evening Telegraph 3 Jan. 1918: 4.
but, in view of his many virtues, was according to 'Tradition," as represented on the stage merely condemned to an indefinite period of existence in fairyland. The play shows him as King of Fairyland warring with Aobhill, the deposed Fairy Queen who typifies the spirit of Evil.
Ad announcing that Fred O'Donovan was replacing Dermot O'Dowd in Finn Varra Maa's key role of Caoilte; Dublin Evening Mail 2 Jan. 1918: 2.
"A Dublin Priest" reviewing the opening day pointed out that this battle between good and evil was Christianized by the fact that Finn was not the play's only – or even main – heroic characters. He was rescued from Fairyland by his kinsman, the Christian knight Caoilte MacRonain, played by Dermott O'Dowd. When Ireby Cape was recalled to London and O'Dowd had to focus on stage managing Finn Varra Maa, Abbey Theatre manager Fred O'Donovan replaced him on stage in the role of Caoilte. These development coincided with – but seem to have been unconnected to – William Woods's attempts to censor the play.
Ad announcing the censoring of Finn Varra Maa following Woods's intervention; Freeman's Journal 10 Jan. 1918: 2.
The producers appear to have negotiated potential difficulties with the legendary elements of the play successfully at Christmas, but William Woods was more concerned with the depiction of current events. In particular he targeted what several papers called the "low comedy" provided by a country policeman (Bryan Herbert) and the bailiff Sheumas Pat (J.P. MacCormac). Although issues of class and respectability were bound up in the phrase, the use of the word "low" was meant not as a value judgement but descriptively, contrasting this kind of laugh-out-loud knockabout comedy with, for instance, the "quaintly humorous" songs of O'Carroll Reynolds ("Dublin Priest").
In the wake of the controversy, newspapers published the censored lines. Freeman's Journal 11 Jan. 1918: 4.
The Finn Varra Maa lines that Woods found offensive concerned the conscription of the play's RIC constable into the British Army to fight in France. "You're in the Force, God help you Keogh," Bailiff Sheumas Pat tell him, "And you'll be bound some day to go. / They want to let the Germans see / Our sable-belted R.I.C." When Constable Keogh protests his dislike of killing, Sheumas Pat replies: "'Twould be a dreadful sight to see, / 'Tis riddled like a sieve you'll be, / Just lying in a heap out there, / Without a mother's son to care." On the 9 January, the actors playing Keogh and Sheumas Pat avoided the Assistant Provost Marshal's wrath by substituted for this speech lines that began with Keogh warning Sheumas Pat: "Stop! Not a word about the war." Sheumas Pat replies: "Now, what on earth am I to say? / The Censor's cut my lines to-day." Keogh answers: "The Provost Marshal says, 'Curtail! / Your next four speeches, or in jail / You'll soon be lodged, on my advice.'" Sheumas Pat inquires in conclusion: "Is this the work of Major Price?" ("Censoring the Fairies").
A day after the censorship was announced, it was withdrawn; Evening Herald 11 Jan. 1918: 2.
Overall, this was a minor incident that probably served more than anything else to generate publicity for the pantomime as it entered its last week of production. But it was an early indication from the field of popular culture about thr direction from which Irish public resistance to conscription would come.
"Beautiful Fairy Play." Irish Independent 27 Dec.1917: 2.
"Censoring the Fairies: Funny Men's Quaint Substitute for Deleted Lines." Freeman's Journal 10 Jan. 1918: 2.
"Christmas Week Amusements: Cead Mile Failte for Irish Pantomime." Evening Telegraph 27 Dec. 1917: 3.
A Dublin Priest. "Finn Varra Maa: First Performances." Freeman's Journal 27 Dec. 1917: 6.
"Finn Varra Maa: Irish Fairy Pantomime at the Theatre Royal." Freeman's Journal 22 Dec. 1917: 7.
"Finn Varra Maa: Censorship Denied by Authorities: Funny State in Fairyland." Evening Herald 10 Jan. 1918: 2.
"Finn Varra Maa; The Censor, the Provost-Marshal and the Fairies." Freeman's Journal 11 Jan. 1918: 4.
"Records of Irish Police Forces in the War." Irish Times 8 Dec. 1917: 8.
"To-Day & Yesterday: The Lines Restored." Irish Independent 12 Jan. 1918: 4.


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Halifax Bomber Crash Site
LL505 - 'S' for Sugar crash site
Late in the evening of 22nd October 1944, the southern fells of Lakeland were cloaked in an impenetrable blanket of thick, dark cloud. The autumn chill and the still darkness hiding the crags and ridges were familiar conditions to the residents of Little Langdale, several of whom were doubtless huddled around the fire at the Three Shires Inn.
They certainly would have heard the deep rumble of the four Rolls Royce engines, throttled back to try and save every drop of precious fuel, as the fully armed Royal Canadian Air Force Handley Page Halifax Bomber circled high above them.
Halifax LL505, nicknamed 'S for Sugar', had flown out of the RAF base at Topcliffe near Thirsk in North Yorkshire on a night navigation training flight. Unfamiliar with this foreign landscape and its brooding weather conditions, the crew of eight young men were filled with a sense of foreboding. They were lost, circling slowly and continually, waiting and hoping for just a fleeting break in the cloud which would give navigator Francis Bell a chance of getting a fix on their position. At 33, Bell was by several years the oldest member of the crew and a highly experienced navigator; but conditions were stacked against him. Pilot John Johnson, aged 27, knew his plane well, and knew that time wasn't on their side. They'd been lost and circling too long, fuel was critically low, and the time for a terribly difficult decision, fraught with risk, was now upon him.
The other six members of the crew, all in their late teens and early twenties, could do nothing more than wait, hope, and trust in their pilot and navigator.
Johnston gently eased the aircraft into a cautious descent. He needed to drop below the cloud base for just long enough for Bell to get a positional fix; there was simply no other way, and no time left, to get their bearings and a route out of trouble. The engines slowed, the blinding cloud whistled around the cockpit windows, and hearts pounded as their eyes strained for that crucial glimpse of the landscape below.
They never saw it. All the crew ever knew was a terrible split second of crashing, exploding metal and flames as they thundered into the ridge known as Top of Broad Slack which lies between the summits of Swirl How and Great Carrs, high above the Little Langdale valley.
All of them perished, although the aircraft itself remained remarkably intact, and eventually had to be cut up and pushed down into the deep gully of Broad Slack so as to stop continual reports of sightings by passing planes. And much of the wreckage remains there to this day, clear to see strewn across the steep slope.
At the crash site itself, just a few yards west of the ridge, parts of the undercarriage have been used to create a lasting memorial to the bravery and dedication of those eight young men. The aluminium and rusting steel combines with a simple stone cairn, supporting an engraved slate memorial stone and topped with a wooden cross. It's a poignant sight, and well worth a visit and a few moments of reflection if you're passing this way during a day out in the high fells.
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Welcome to Circus Tonic Handmade Yarns! Based in Sydney, Australia, I offer a wide selection of Australian Merino yarns for knitting, crochet and weaving (along with discounted international shipping). My beautiful, subtle and radiant range of colours is inspired by Australian native birds and the natural environment, adding a true beauty to your projects. Small-batch dyeing methods ensure the yarns maintain their supremely soft handle all the way to your door. I am proud and passionate about my yarns and hope you enjoy them as much as I do!


Clearly, Ontario's finances are in bad shape. With a government debt load of more than $23,000 per resident and a 10-figure annual budget deficit, the Ford government has inherited serious challenges.
There's good news though—Ontario's problems are not insurmountable. Given the size of Ontario's economy and projected revenue growth, the data suggest that the Ford government can make big progress in cleaning up Ontario's fiscal mess by exercising the spending discipline that for many years has been absent from Queen's Park.
Let's take a quick look at the numbers. This year, Ontario forecasts a $12.5 billion budget deficit (excluding a $1 billion reserve cushion to cope with unexpected expenses). Even for a provincial government, $12.5 billion is big money. Still, it's important to remember that Ontario's a big place with a big economy and, even without policy changes, provincial revenue grows significantly each year (barring a recession or nasty economic slowdown). For example, last year's budget forecasted Ontario's nominal revenue will climb by $11.3 billion over the next two years.
If nominal spending stays flat, that's enough to wipe out more than 90 per cent of the deficit. If the government implements annual nominal spending reductions of one per cent annually, that would be sufficient to eliminate the deficit in just two years—if current revenue forecasts come to pass.
Of course, there's nothing easy about holding nominal spending flat, let alone trimming nominal spending by even one per cent. There's upward pressure on the provincial budget from inflation, population growth and aging. That said, the restraint required by the Ford government to get back to balance should be viewed in the context of recent history and the government's own campaign rhetoric about the cause of Ontario's fiscal challenges.
First, consider that provincial government program spending has increased significantly over the past two years. Specifically, program spending this year is forecasted to be $17.7 billion higher than two years ago. In this context, a freeze or even small nominal two-year reduction should be viewed as a rollback of recent rapid deficit-financed spending growth.
Second, note that a nominal spending freeze represents a decrease in the wonky-but-telling-measure of inflation-adjusted per-person spending of approximately three per cent a year. Add in the one per cent annual nominal reduction over two years to balance the budget, and you get a four per cent annual reduction in inflation-adjusted per-person spending.
And remember, on the campaign trail, then-candidate Ford said the Wynne government was rife with wasteful spending, and consequently, spending reductions of some four per cent annually could be found with relative ease through "efficiencies" without harming public services.
Fortunately, the 2018 annual report from Ontario's auditor general documents a litany of cronyism, costly consultants and misbegotten IT overhauls with mindboggling expenses. The government has a great place to start.
However, if the Ford government fails to follow through, and instead increases nominal spending, it will vindicate critics who said during the campaign that the promised efficiencies would prove illusory.
Premier Ford promised to streamline government, find real efficiencies, reduce spending and move quickly to balance the budget. Critics called all that baloney. Thursday we'll know a lot more about who was right and who was wrong.


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St Paul respected 'tradition' – Pope Benedict
The importance that Paul gave in his letters to sacred Tradition proves false the claim the Apostle invented Christianity, says Benedict XVI.
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The Pope affirmed this during the general audience on 24 Sept 2008 in St. Peter's Square, which he dedicated to a continuation of his series of catecheses on St. Paul. The Holy Father spoke about St. Paul's relationships with the Twelve, which he said were "always marked by profound respect and by the frankness that in Paul stemmed from the defense of the truth of the Gospel."
He particularly stressed the relationship with Peter, noting that the Apostle to the Gentiles stayed with the first Pope for 15 days to learn about Christ's earthly life.� During Paul's time with the Twelve, the Pontiff explained, he received teaching on central elements of the Christian tradition. He then transmits this Tradition faithfully. Benedict XVI particularly noted passages from Paul's First Letter to the Corinthians where the Apostle explains the Christian faith on the Eucharist and the Resurrection.
The Pontiff concluded by affirming that faith is born from an experience of the risen Christ.
"The more we try to follow in the footsteps of Jesus of Nazareth on the roads of Galilee, so much the more will we understand that he has taken charge of our humanity, sharing in everything except sin,"
"Our faith is not born from a myth or an idea, but from an encounter with the Risen One, in the life of the Church."
Today I would like to speak about the relationship between St. Paul and the apostles who preceded him in the following of Jesus. These relationships were always marked by profound respect and by the frankness that in Paul stemmed from the defense of the truth of the Gospel. Although he was practically a contemporary of Jesus of Nazareth, he never had the opportunity to meet him during his public life. Because of this, after the dazzling light on the road to Damascus, he saw the need to consult the first disciples of the Master, who had been chosen by [Christ] to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth.
In the Letter to the Galatians, Paul elaborates an important report on the contacts maintained with some of the Twelve: above all with Peter, who had been chosen as Cephas, Aramaic word that means rock, on which the Church was built (cf. Galatians 1:18), with James, the "Lord's brother" (cf. Galatians 1:19), and with John (cf. Galatians 2:9). Paul does not hesitate to acknowledge them as the "pillars" of the Church. Particularly significant is the meeting with Cephas (Peter), which took place in Jerusalem. Paul stayed with him for 15 days to "consult him" (cf. Galatians 1:19), that is, to be informed on the earthly life of the Risen One, who had "seized" him on the road to Damascus and was changing his life radically: from persecutor of t! he Church of God he became evangelizer of faith in the crucified Messiah and Son of God, which in the past he had tried to destroy (cf. Galatians 1:23).
What type of information did Paul obtain on Jesus in the three years after the encounter of Damascus? In the First Letter to the Corinthians we find two passages, which Paul had learned in Jerusalem and which had been formulated as central elements of the Christian tradition, the constitutive tradition. He transmits them verbally, exactly as he has received them, with a very solemn formula: "I delivered to you … what I also received."
He insists, therefore, on fidelity to what he himself has received and transmits faithfully to the new Christians. They are constitutive elements and concern the Eucharist and the Resurrection. They are texts already formulated in the [decade of] the 30s. Thus we come to the death, burial in the heart of the earth and resurrection of Jesus (cf. 1 Corinthians 15:3-4).
Let's take one at a time: the words of Jesus in the Last Supper (cf. 1 Corinthians 11:23-25) really are for Paul the center of the life of the Church. The Church is built from this center, being in this way herself. In addition to this Eucharistic center, from which the Church is always reborn — also for all Paul's theology, for all his thought — these words have a notable impact on Paul's personal relationship with Jesus. On one hand, they attest that the Eucharist illumines the curse of the cross, changing it into a blessing (Galatians 3:13-14), and on the other, they explain the breadth of the very death and resurrection of Jesus. In his letters, the "for you" of the institution becomes the "for me" (Galatians 2:20), personalized, knowing that in that "you" he himself was known and loved by Jesus and, on the other hand, "for all" (2 Corinthians 5:L14): this "for you" becomes "for me" and "for the Church" (E! phesians 5:25), that is, also "for all" of the expiatory sacrifice of the cross (cf. Romans 3:25). By and in the Eucharist, the Church is built and recognizes herself as "Body of Christ" (1 Corinthians 12:27), nourished every day by the strength of the Spirit of the Risen One.
The other text, on the Resurrection, transmits to us again the same formula of fidelity. St. Paul wrote: "For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures, and that he appeared to Cephas, then to the Twelve" (1 Corinthians 15:3-5). Also in this tradition transmitted to Paul he again mentions the expression "for our sins," which underlines the gift that Jesus has made of himself to the Father, to deliver us from sin and death. From this gift of himself, Paul draws the most moving and fascinating expressions of our relationship with Christ: "For our sake he made him to be sin who knew no sin, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God (2 Corinthians 5:21). "For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that by his poverty you might become rich (2 Corinthians 8:9). It is worthwhile to recall the commentary with which the then Augustinian monk Martin Luther accompanied these paradoxical expressions of Paul: "This is the grandiose mystery of divine grace toward sinners: by an admirable exchange our sins no longer are ours, but Christ's, and the righteousness of Christ is no longer Christ's but ours" (Commentary on the Psalms from 1513-1515). And so we have been saved.
In the original kerygma — proclamation — transmitted from mouth to mouth, it is worth pointing out the use of the verb "has risen," instead of "rose" which would have been more log! ical, in continuity with "died" and "was buried." The verbal form "has risen" has been chosen to underline that Christ's resurrection affects up to the present the existence of believers: We can translate it as "has risen and continues to be alive" in the Eucharist and in the Church. Thus all the Scriptures attest to the death and resurrection of Christ, because — as Hugh of Saint Victor wrote — "the whole of divine Scripture constitutes only one book, and this book is Christ, because the whole of Scripture speaks of Christ and finds its fulfillment in Christ" (De Arca Noe, 2, 8). If St. Ambrose of Milan can say that "in Scripture we read Christ," it is because the Church of the origins has reread all Israel's Scriptures starting from and returning to Christ.
The enumeration of the Risen One's apparitions to Cephas, to the Twelve, to more than 500 brethren, and to James closes with the reference to the personal appa! rition received by Paul on the road to Damascus: "Last of all, as to one untimely born, he appeared also to me" (1 Corinthians 15:8). Because he had persecuted the Church of God, he expresses in this confession his unworthiness to be considered an apostle, at the same level as those who preceded him: but God's grace has not been in vain in him (1 Corinthians 15:10). Hence, the boastful affirmation of divine grace unites Paul with the first witnesses of Christ's resurrection. "Whether then it was I or they, so we preach and so you have believed" (1 Corinthians 15:11). The identity and unity of the proclamation of the Gospel is important: both they and I preach the same faith, the same Gospel of Jesus Christ dead and risen who gives himself in the most holy Eucharist.
The importance that he bestows on the living Tradition of the Church, which she transmits to her communities, demonstrates how mistaken is the view of those who attribute to Paul the invention! of Christianity: Before proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, he encountered him on the road to Damascus, and met him in the Church, observing his life in the Twelve, and in those who had followed him on the roads of Galilee. In the next catecheses we will have the opportunity to go more profoundly into the contributions that Paul has made to the Church of the origins; however, the mission received on the part of the Risen One in order to evangelize the Gentiles must be confirmed and guaranteed by those who gave him and Barnabas their right hand, in sign of approval of their apostolate and evangelization, and of acceptance in the one communion of the Church of Christ (cf. Galatians 2:9).
We understand, therefore, that the expression — "[f]rom now on, therefore, we regard no one from a human point of view; even though we once regarded Christ from a human point of view, we regard him thus no longer" (2 Corinthians 5:16) — does not mean that his earthly life h! as little relevance for our maturing in the faith, but that from the moment of the Resurrection, our way of relating to him changes. He is, at the same time, the Son of God, "who was descended from David according to the flesh and designated Son of God in power according to the Spirit of holiness by his resurrection from the dead," as St. Paul recalls at the beginning of the Letter to the Romans (1:3-4).
The more we try to follow in the footsteps of Jesus of Nazareth on the roads of Galilee, so much the more will we understand that he has taken charge of our humanity, sharing in everything except sin. Our faith is not born from a myth or an idea, but from an encounter with the Risen One, in the life of the Church.
[At the end of the audience, Benedict XVI greeted pilgrims in several languages. In English, he said:]
In today's catechesis we turn again to the life of Saint Paul and consider! his relationship with the Twelve Apostles. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul speaks of his visits to Jerusalem where he consulted Peter, James and John, reputed to be the "pillars" of the Church. Paul's mission to the Gentiles needed to be confirmed and guaranteed by those who had been disciples of Jesus during his earthly life, and they offered to him and to Barnabas the right hand of fellowship. Paul passed on the living tradition that he had received: the words of Jesus at the Last Supper, his death and resurrection, and his appearances to Peter and to the Twelve. Paul emphasizes that Jesus died "for our sins", he offered himself to the Father in order to deliver us from sin and death. And now that Jesus has risen from the dead, he is living in his Church and in the Eucharist, where we continue to encounter him. Just as Paul's teaching is rooted in his experience on the road to Damascus, and in his knowledge of Christ acquired through the Church, so too our faith is grounded, not on myths or pious legends, but on the words and deeds of Jesus of Nazareth, and on our encounter with the risen Lord, present in the life of his Church.
I offer a warm welcome to all the English-speaking pilgrims and visitors here today, including the choir from New Zealand and the groups from Britain and Ireland, Scandinavia, Africa, Australia and the Far East. I greet in particular the new students from the Venerable English College and the priests from Ireland who are taking part in a renewal course. May your pilgrimage renew your faith in Christ present in his Church, after the example of the Apostle Saint Paul. May God bless you all!
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How climate change is increasing gender-based violence, the conservative stay-at-home mom voting for Warren, and a photo essay on the Cowgirls of Color.
Today's featured news
Screen Actors Guild releases 'landmark' rules for filming sex scenes
As part of its pledge following #MeToo, SAG-AFTRA, the U.S. actors' union, published first-of-its-kind guidelines to regulate filmed sex scenes and nudity. Specifically, the union called for new standards and protocols around the use of intimacy coordinators, who it described as "professionals who help performers and productions navigate the highly sensitive scenes that feature nudity and simulated sex." Responsibilities for intimacy coordinators include oversight of rehearsals and making sure sets are closed.
As Lily multiplatform editor Nneka McGuire points out, female nudity on-screen is far more common than male nudity: A 2018 analysis of 1,100 popular films found that 25.4 percent of women had roles with some nudity vs. 9.6 percent of men. According to experts, there are various reasons — and it goes beyond the "male gaze," which is a result of most movies being directed and written by men. Read the full story here.
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Heavy makeup leads to the dehumanization of women, according to study
Women who wear heavy makeup may be perceived as having less human-like traits by others, according to a study published in the journal Sex Roles. In a series of experiments, participants — both men and women — were shown images of women with and without heavy makeup and asked questions about their perceptions of them. Women with heavier makeup were rated as being more sexualized and having less humanness, agency, experience, competence, warmth and morality compared with women without makeup, researchers found.
The study did not delve into the social reasons that people may judge women based on their makeup, nor did it address why some women choose to wear it. As study author Philippe Bernard told PsyPost, there may be other cognitive reasons, including how people visually process information, contributing to the findings.
Climate change is increasing gender-based violence, research finds
A report from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature found that the effects of climate change are increasing violence against women and girls. The study, which involved more than 1,000 sources of research, found gender-based violence rises in areas where the natural environment is under stress — for example, sexual abuse was linked to the illegal fishing industry in southeast Asia.
"As environmental degradation and stress on ecosystems increases, that in turn creates scarcity and stress for people, and the evidence shows that, where environmental pressures increase, gender-based violence increases," lead author Cate Owren told the Guardian.
Women are also at the forefront of the fight against climate change — just think 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg. With increased attention to how climate change disproportionately burdens women, some governments are addressing women and girls specifically in their climate policies; activists hope this will be a point of focus at the 2020 United Nations climate talks.
From our staff writer
Caroline Kitchener reports from Iowa City, Iowa
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Iowans head to the caucuses to cast the first votes in the 2020 presidential election today. Lily staff writer Caroline Kitchener reported from Iowa City, where she talked to a conservative, antiabortion stay-at-home mom who supports Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.). "It's not so much that I am 100 percent Warren," Laura Dickens told Kitchener. "It's more that I can't think of a single other candidate I would go stand in a corner for. That's why I think it has to be her." Read the full story here.
Five need-to-know stories in 100 words or less
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1. San Francisco 49ers coach Katie Sowers made history last night as the first woman to coach in a Super Bowl match. The 49ers lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 31-20.
2. Following the deaths of Kobe and Gianna Bryant, Vanessa Bryant spoke publicly for herself and her three other daughters. "There aren't enough words to describe our pain right now," she wrote on Instagram. In The Lily, five prominent women in the sports world — including Elena Delle Donne and Mia Hamm — shared their reflections on the basketball star and his 13-year-old daughter.
My girls and I want to thank the millions of people who've shown support and love during this horrific time. Thank you for all the prayers. We definitely need them. We are completely devastated by the sudden loss of my adoring husband, Kobe — the amazing father of our children; and my beautiful, sweet Gianna — a loving, thoughtful, and wonderful daughter, and amazing sister to Natalia, Bianka, and Capri. We are also devastated for the families who lost their loved ones on Sunday, and we share in their grief intimately. There aren't enough words to describe our pain right now. I take comfort in knowing that Kobe and Gigi both knew that they were so deeply loved. We were so incredibly blessed to have them in our lives. I wish they were here with us forever. They were our beautiful blessings taken from us too soon. I'm not sure what our lives hold beyond today, and it's impossible to imagine life without them. But we wake up each day, trying to keep pushing because Kobe, and our baby girl, Gigi, are shining on us to light the way. Our love for them is endless — and that's to say, immeasurable. I just wish I could hug them, kiss them and bless them. Have them here with us, forever. Thank you for sharing your joy, your grief and your support with us. We ask that you grant us the respect and privacy we will need to navigate this new reality. To honor our Team Mamba family, the Mamba Sports Foundation has set up the MambaOnThree Fund to help support the other families affected by this tragedy. To donate, please go to MambaOnThree.org. To further Kobe and Gianna's legacy in youth sports, please visit MambaSportsFoundation.org. Thank you so much for lifting us up in your prayers, and for loving Kobe, Gigi, Natalia, Bianka, Capri and me. #Mamba #Mambacita #GirlsDad #DaddysGirls #Family ❤
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3. For the first time, the United States standardized its maternal mortality data across all 50 states. It found the mortality rate to be 17.4 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in 2018. But for black women, the rate was much higher — they died 2.5 times more often than white women.
4. Last week, China's health experts confirmed that more than 11,800 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus and more than 250 have died in the country. The United States announced it will deny entry to foreigners who had recently visited China and impose a 14-day quarantine on American citizens returning from from the country. For the BBC, a woman living alone in Wuhan, China, the center of the outbreak, wrote a diary of what life is like in the city.
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5. Writer E. Jean Carroll, who last year alleged President Trump raped her in a department store dressing room in the mid-1990s, requested that he submit a DNA sample to compare to genetic material found on the dress she says she wore during the encounter and never washed afterward. Trump has denied the allegations.
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The Cowgirls of Color is an all-black rodeo team. The women say that the experience has been empowering, confidence building and life changing — and they hope to inspire the next generation of black cowgirls and cowboys. "I want kids to see me, a black woman riding a horse," said Selina Brown, 47. See photos of Brown and other Cowgirls of Color here.
A quick Q&A
This week, we hear from photographer Sally Davies
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When photographer Sally Davies began capturing street scenes in New York City's Lower East Side in the 1980s, she'd have to run to her apartment because a cab wouldn't drive through the neighborhood, she says. Now it's one of the trendiest areas of Manhattan. Davies has photographed its changes and quirks over the years; she also made a name for herself for her viral "Happy Meal Project." She has photographed the same McDonald's meal since 2010.
Her favorite street to photograph on the Lower East Side: "It changes. And the fact that it changes tells the story of how quickly this neighborhood is getting gentrified. It used to be this street, and then that street got boring. Right now I would have to say it's two streets: Ludlow and Orchard Street."
On her typical shooting day: "My typical day doesn't start until 5 or 6, because I don't like to shoot during the daytime. When the sun starts to go down, everything looks a little nicer. Everything's a little sparklier, everybody's dressed a little nicer because they're going out, things just seem more magical to me."
On why her next project won't necessarily be street photography: "I feel like I'll always take street photos. I can't help it; it's a compulsion at a certain point when you've done it for so long. But everyone has a phone now, so everyone's doing it — it's changed. I'm not sure it's something to keep doing, you know what I mean? I'm trying to say, I don't think I'm going to add anything at this point. Maybe I'm wrong."
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