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Lying to yourself and others often comes with guilt and that feeling that you need to hide something. This tends to be associated with negative health outcomes, says Stacey Doan, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at Claremont McKenna College in California who studies how the mind influences physical health. "Research demonstrates that guilt and stress from telling lies is linked to a depressed mood, lower well-being, lower life satisfaction, and fewer positive emotions," she explains. Most of these health hazards are likely tied to the overactive sympathetic nervous system (the fight or flight response) triggered when you lie and feel badly about it afterwards. That's why chronic falsifying of the truth is likely to be more harmful than a one-off fib or white lie, because prolonged stress causes physiological wear and tear on the body, she adds.
If you feel guilty about a past lie, making amends is what matters, notes Doan. Find a confidante with whom you can unburden. Or keep a journal to get things off your chest.
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Q: Indefinite integral: $\int \frac{\sqrt{x^2-6x+18}}{x-3}dx$ I have the following indefinite at hand and I'm sure substitution is the only way I should go about solving this, but each time I think I get close, I end up at the same place, which doesn't seem to be the solution according to WolframAlpha.
$$\int \frac{\sqrt{x^2-6x+18}}{x-3}dx$$
I tried to substitute with $t=x-3$ for the denominator and a step after that $u=t^2+9$ for the numerator under the square root, but I would like to hand it over to someone who could perhaps show me a way!

A: After you make the standard substitution $t=3\tan\theta$, you end up needing to integrate something which apart from constants looks like $\frac{\sec^3\theta}{\tan\theta}$. What next?
There are several possibilities, none very pleasant.
One way is to rewrite the integrand as $\frac{\sec^3\theta\tan\theta}{\tan^2\theta}$, and then as $\frac{\sec^3\theta\tan\theta}{\sec^2\theta-1}$. Then the substitution $w=\sec\theta$ leaves us with $\int\frac{w^2}{w^2-1}$, which is relatively easy (after division, partial fractions).

A: Substitute $t= \sqrt{x^2-6x+18}>3$
\begin{align}
&\int \frac{\sqrt{x^2-6x+18}}{x-3}\ dx\\
=&\ \frac12\int \left( 1-\frac{9}{9-t^2}\right)dt
= \frac12t-\frac32\coth^{-1}\frac t3\\
=& \ \frac12 \sqrt{x^2-6x+18}-\frac32\coth^{-1}\frac{\sqrt{x^2-6x+18}}3
\end{align}

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Before we learn how to use the LilyPad Reed Switch, let's learn how reed switches work.
A reed switch is a simple mechanical switch that is activated via a magnet. Two thin pieces of metal inside are nearly, but not quite, touching. When the device is exposed to a magnetic field, the two ferrous materials inside the switch pull together, and the switch closes.
You can learn more about momentary switches over at our Switch Basics tutorial.
From top to bottom: A glass PTH reed switch, an insulated plastic PTH reed switch, and a reed switch designed for doors and windows. If you look closely at the center of the top, glass switch, you can see the metal arms inside.
Heads up! We try to keep the backs of LilyPad boards smooth and free of components and solder joints to protect the fabric of your projects, but, in this case, it wasn't possible. As a result, there are two cut pins poking out of the back of the board, as seen below.
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Sew down both positive sewtaps on the battery holder, going around the outside with your stitches. Don't wrap your thread over the top of the board! From there, stitch up to the first side of the reed switch (either one is fine, this is a non-polarized component!), and sew that down as well. Knot and cut your thread.
With new thread, sew down the second half of the switch and connect it to the positive sew tap of the LED, then knot and cut again.
With new thread once again, sew down the negative pin of the LED, stitch down to the negative side of the battery pack, and sew down both negative sew taps, again stitching around the board to connect them rather than in a straight line across the board. This prevents the battery from sitting on top of the connecting thread, which could cause a short circuit.
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Hi. I've own an iPad Pro 2015 model, using mostly for ForScore. Considering using it now for live synth playing. What hardware do you recommend? I have a Nord A1 synth which likely has USB. Apart from the headphone jack how do I get the audio out of the iPad synths into my PA speakers?
Thanks for this. Any sample setups like this would be welcome.
The simplest solution would be plugging a set of Bluetooth LE MIDI dongles into your Nord A1 (Quicco mi.1 or Yamaha MD-BT01) and use an adapter cable from the headphones out to the PA D.I. box.
Bluetooth MIDI latency is negligible and the sound quality of the iPad's phones out is good enough and has low enough output impedance too.
I would only add more hardware if this kind of setup doesn't work for you.
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La citadelle de Saint-Tropez est une citadelle « pré-Vauban » du début du  contenant le musée d'histoire maritime de Saint-Tropez. Le donjon de la citadelle est classé aux monuments historiques depuis le  et l'enceinte est classée depuis le  ; Le glacis de la contrescarpe de la citadelle a été, quant à lui, inscrit le .

Historique
Les affrontements qui suivent la mort de la reine Jeanne, entre Louis  d'Anjou et Charles de Duras, les attaques des barbaresques ont ruiné la ville qui est alors vidée de sa population en 1388. Le roi René, comte de Provence, donne au sénéchal de Provence, Jean Cossa, la baronnie de Grimaud. Il fait appel au Génois Raphaël de Garezzio pour repeupler Saint-Tropez. Il arrive avec soixante familles de colons génois le . Jean Cossa lui rétrocède ses droits sur Saint-Tropez. Il déclare que les habitants sont libres, francs et exempts de tout impôt. Raphaël de Garezzio s'engage à reconstruire la ville,  la fortifier et à défendre tout le rivage de Sainte-Maxime à Cavalaire. Le roi René ratifie cette convention le  qui va s'appliquer jusqu'au , date à laquelle Louis XIV rattache le pays aux terres adjacentes. Une première enceinte est construite autour du port dont il reste la tour Vieille. Les remparts ont résisté au connétable de Bourbon pendant l'invasion de la Provence, en 1524. En 1534, l'accroissement de la population oblige de construire une enceinte plus grande avec un tracé bastionné faite d'une simple levée de terre. Cette enceinte permet de résister à l'attaque de barbaresques qui venaient de dévaster Hyères et Toulon, en 1556. En 1564, Pierre de Renaud, seigneur de Saint-Tropez, frère de Jean de Renaud de Saint-Rémy, fait construire la tour à canons, ou tour du Portalet, par des maçons venus d'Antibes.

En 1583 une première fortification est construite sur les « collines boisées des moulins » qui dominent la ville et le golfe de Saint-Tropez, élément de défense des côtes françaises, contre les pirates, les corsaires et l'empire ottoman...

Pendant les guerres de religion, le duc d'Épernon, favori du roi Henri III obtient en 1586 la charge de gouverneur de Provence. Les lettres sont enregistrées par le parlement d'Aix en 1587. La journée des barricades, obligeant le roi à fuir de Paris, marque le succès de la Ligue et du duc de Guise. Le roi doit accepter de signer l'Édit d'union qui impose ans ses clauses annexes d'enlever toutes les charges que possède le duc d'Épernon. Son frère Bernard de Nogaret, duc de La Valette, obtient une partie de ses charges. Il devient amiral de France et il est nommé commandant des forces royales en Provence. Devant l'opposition du parlement de Provence dominé par le parti favorable à la Ligue, Henri III lui envoie les lettres de provision par lesquelles il le nomme gouverneur de Provence en l'absence de son frère.

Le duc de La Valette fait édifier une enceinte autour de Saint-Tropez contre l'avis des villageois pour protéger le site d'éventuels envahisseurs, et pour assurer l'autorité du nouveau roi Henri IV sur la ville. Le duc de Savoie, appelé par le comte de Carcès et le parlement de Provence, a attaqué la ville en 1592. Son frère, Jean Louis de Nogaret de La Valette, duc d'Épernon, reçoit de nouveau la charge de gouverneur de Provence après la mort du duc de Guise, au début de 1589. Henri III écrit au duc de La Valette pour lui expliquer son choix. La mort d'Henri III entraîne le parlement d'Aix à destituer le duc de La Valette et reconnaît le duc de Mayenne comme lieutenant général du royaume. Ce dernier réunit les États généraux favorables au roi pour reconnaître Henri de Navarre comme roi de France. Le duc de La Valette est tué en 1592 pendant le siège de Roquebrune. Le duc d'Épernon prend alors le commandement des troupes pour assurer le parti du roi en Provence et combattre les Ligueurs. Il fait réparer et armer la citadelle construite un peu plus tôt malgré les protestations des habitants. Il en confie le commandement à de Noillan et nomme Mesplez gouverneur de la ville.

Gaspard de Pontevès, comte de Carcès, est nommé gouverneur de Provence en 1592 par le duc de Mayenne. Il est un des chefs de la ligue catholique en Provence.

Le duc Charles de Lorraine est nommé gouverneur de Provence par Henri IV, en 1594, à la place du duc d'Épernon. Ce dernier proteste contre la décision du roi et se rapproche de la Ligue et du comte de Carcès. Le duc de Guise bat le duc d'Épernon, en 1596, et aide les Tropéziens à reprendre la citadelle contre les troupes du duc d'Épernon qui l'occupent. Un accord est intervenu en  permettant au duc d'Épernon de quitter la Provence. Il est reçu par le roi à Paris. Le parlement de Provence ordonne la démolition de la citadelle. Les Tropéziens démolissent entièrement la citadelle qui avait servi aux ligueurs.

Henri IV envoie l'ingénieur du roi des provinces de Languedoc, Provence, Dauphiné et Bresse, Raymond de Bonnefons (1545-1607), pour construire une nouvelle tour hexagonale sur la colline entre 1602 et 1607, le donjon actuel avec une vaste cour intérieure, accessible par un pont-levis, défendue par une plate-forme d'artillerie et trois tourelles circulaires.

La grande enceinte bastionnée et le système de douves et de contrescarpes sont achevées dans les années 1620. Pendant la guerre de Trente Ans, ce système de fortification va résister à une attaque de 21 galères espagnoles, le .

Un édit royal de 1649 crée la lieutenance générale d'Amirauté de Saint-Tropez. Sa circonscription est limitée à deux lieux autour de la ville. Le lieutenant général est secondé par un procureur du Roi, un secrétaire et deux sergents. Le port étant le seul port de commerce entre Toulon et Antibes, il est la source de revenus la plus importante de la commune.

En 1652 les Frondeurs avec Louis-Emmanuel d'Angoulême qui a été destitué de son gouvernement par Mazarin, prennent l'édifice. Il est repris par le duc de Mercœur, le , pour le roi Louis XIV avec l'aide des Tropéziens. Le duc de Mercœur devenu gouverneur de Provence donne la garde de la citadelle à son parent, le marquis de Castellane-Grimaud qui a été nommé lieutenant du roi de la ville et la citadelle de Saint-Tropez.

Le  Louis XIV supprime les privilèges de Saint-Tropez.

La citadelle a pour commandant, à partir de 1749, Simon Claude Grassin de Glatigny, puis pour garnison une compagnie d'invalides, à laquelle on a uni la Grosse tour de Toulon par ordonnance de 1764.

En 1958 le Donjon est transformé en « musée de la marine » où est exposé dans une douzaine de salles le patrimoine naval tropézien de l'antiquité à l'époque contemporaine : gravures, peintures, documents, amphores, maquettes...

Ce musée naval ferme ses portes en 2002, alors que démarrent d'importants travaux de restauration sur le donjon. Le projet d'un nouveau musée municipal pour remplacer l'ancien est lancé en 2008. Après  de travaux, de recherches historiques et d'acquisitions de nouvelles collections, le musée d'histoire maritime de Saint-Tropez ouvre ses portes le .

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

 Aristide Mathieu Guilbert, Histoire des Villes de France, tome 1, 652-653, Paris, 1844 Texte
 E. Garcin, Dictionnaire historique & topographique de la Provence ancienne & moderne, tome 2, 523-533, Draguignan, 1835 Texte

Articles connexes
 Musée d'histoire maritime, ouvert depuis le  dans le donjon de la citadelle de Saint-Tropez.
 Provence
 Liste des musées du Var
 Liste des monuments historiques du Var

Liens externes

 Vue Satellite de La citadelle de Saint-Tropez sur WikiMapia
 Chemins de mémoire : La citadelle de Saint-Tropez
 Bibliothèque nationale de France : La Ville et Citadelle de Saint-Tropés, François Blondel, 1647
 Saint-Tropez, une autre citadelle au bord du Var (page 11)

Saint-Tropez, Citadelle de
Musée de Saint-Tropez
Architecture militaire du XVIe siècle
Patrimoine du XVIIe siècle
Monument historique dans le Var
Monument historique classé en 1921
Monument historique classé en 1995
Monument historique inscrit en 1990

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Reimbursable grants of up to $250,000 each will be awarded to dairy processors in five Midwestern states through a competitive review process.
Dairy product manufacturers in five Midwestern states may prepare now to apply for a new $1 million round of grants to be administered by the Dairy Business Innovation Alliance (DBIA), a partnership between the Center for Dairy Research (CDR) and the Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association (WCMA). This grant program is targeted to help dairy businesses develop an idea or tackle a challenge with the potential to advance the dairy industry as a whole, the organizations said.
Reimbursable grants of up to $250,000 each will be awarded through a competitive review process. Grant recipients will be required to share results of their project, WCMA and CDR said.
"Bold innovation is key to the advancement of the dairy industry," said John Umhoefer, executive director of Madison, Wis.-based WCMA. "These grants help entrepreneurs maximize the impact of their efforts and move the industry forward by sharing what they've learned."
The Dairy Industry Impact grant competition opens July 11, 2022, when applications will be available on the DBIA website. Applicants must be located in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, or Wisconsin, the organizations said. Initial abstracts will be due Aug. 31, 2022. Successful applicants will be invited to submit full proposals by Nov. 3, 2022. Companies interested in applying in July should contact Vic Grassman at vgrassman@cdr.wisc.edu or Tom Guerin at tguerin@cdr.wisc.edu.
"We are excited to see new ideas that could have a broader reach than just a single company and ultimately benefit a group of businesses, a region, or an entire sector of the industry," added John Lucey, director of Madison, Wis.-based CDR.
The DBIA is supported by funding from USDA and was created in the 2018 federal farm bill. Since then, the DBIA has administered over $3.7 million in 79 grants to dairy farms and businesses in all five participating Midwestern states. The program also offers technical assistance to dairy farmers and processors in the region, WCMA and CDR said.
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Edward Ford Weber (born July 26, 1931) is an American politician from Ohio. He served one term in the United States House of Representatives as a Republican.

Early life and education
Weber was born in Toledo, Ohio. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Denison University and a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School. After graduation, Weber served two years in the United States Army.

Career
After his discharge in 1958, Weber began to practice law. In 1966, the University of Toledo College of Law hired him as a professor.

In 1980, Weber ran for Ohio's 9th congressional district in the United States House of Representatives. He defeated 26-year incumbent Thomas L. Ashley, chairman of the United States House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. This was due largely to Ronald Reagan carrying Lucas County, home to Toledo. In 1982, he lost his reelection bid to Marcy Kaptur.

See also
 List of United States representatives from Ohio

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1931 births
Living people
Politicians from Toledo, Ohio
Military personnel from Ohio
Denison University alumni
Harvard Law School alumni
University of Toledo faculty
Lawyers from Toledo, Ohio
Republican Party members of the United States House of Representatives from Ohio


Last week, House Republicans released the full text of the PROSPER Act, a bill that proposes dramatic changes to the financing of higher education — including the elimination of student loan forgiveness programs.
Here's a breakdown of the bill and how it could affect you.
The Promoting Real Opportunity, Success, and Prosperity through Education Reform (PROSPER) Act was introduced by Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) and Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-Ky.).
If approved, it would be "the biggest overhaul of education policy in decades," according to The Wall Street Journal.
Reactions from higher education experts haven't been positive, with many saying the bill will mainly benefit for-profit schools.
"Increasing the already heavy burden of student debt and gutting critical protections for students and taxpayers will not promote 'real opportunity, success, and prosperity,'" said Debbie Cochrane, vice president of The Institute for College Access and Success (TICAS), in a statement.
For people who've already borrowed money for college, the biggest blows come to student loan forgiveness programs.
Under current income-driven repayment (IDR) plans, loans are forgiven after 20 to 25 years of payments. Under the new plan, interest would be capped after 10 years of payments — but borrowers would never receive forgiveness.
Also on the chopping block is the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program, which allows borrowers working at nonprofit or government agencies to have their loans forgiven after 10 years of regular payments. The House bill eliminates this program entirely.
If you're currently seeking forgiveness through one of these programs, you might find this news alarming.
But changes to IDR and PSLF will affect only borrowers who enroll after June 2018, according to The Washington Post. In other words, if you're already on track to receive forgiveness, you don't need to worry.
If you're in school, however, and contemplating a public service career or IDR plan with the hope that your loans will eventually get forgiven, you should track this bill as it moves through Congress.
It goes to the Senate next and reportedly could take more than a year to work its way through. The final version is likely to look "vastly different" from the current legislation, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.
One reason is the fact that members of the Senate's education committee have said they'll pursue a bipartisan proposal — a striking change from the current bill, which was written with little input from Democrats.
If you have strong feelings about this legislation, be sure to contact your representatives. And before any changes occur, make sure you're on the best repayment plan for you.


The saying—First things first—it may sound like a cliché but it didn't come from nowhere. Look at any etiquette book and you will find all sorts of advice on how to do things properly, including a chapter or section on forms of address. You call the Queen of England, Your Majesty and thereafter Ma'am, but you call Prince Phillip, Your Royal Highness and thereafter Sir.
What's the big deal? I'll never meet the Queen anyway. Tell that to the John and Frances Canning of Manchester England, who were surprised when the Queen, whom they had invited to their wedding, showed up. Can't you just feel the beads of perspiration forming on their stiff upper lips?
I know over the last thirty or forty years that kind of social detail has been frowned upon as OCD [obsessive compulsive disorder] or other words not appropriate for family reading. Perhaps one of the unfortunate legacies of the hippie era is a generation of children with appalling manners. It's easy to turn a blind eye when people are still children. It's not so easy when they are all grownup but continue acting like children.
Go to any embassy in the world, and you will find staff pushing brooms who know more about protocol than some PhDs in our country.
I'm not advocating driving ourselves to insanity over it. We have plenty of other things in our lives that suffice. What I do think is that as Americans, we have a few responsibilities in the way we carry ourselves that come with the many privileges.
So I will leave you with three things to think about, not difficult but impacting enough to make any encounter with our fellow man more gracious. I'd like to thank Dorothy L. Owens for these gems.
One, the essence of good manners is consideration for others. When we slow down and put ourselves in the shoes of the other man, we will not fail. When we consider how they may be feeling, and respond appropriately and kindly, we will make them more comfortable and earn their respect.
Two, when we respect the privacy of others, we are more likely to have our own privacy respected. Whether or not that respect is returned, it is still right to do so. Good fences make good neighbors.
Finally, keep confidences. If we want increased responsibility on the job or in our community groups, we must show ourselves trustworthy. For top executives, all doctors and attorneys, and clergymen, this is a no brainer. This is the how we protect people.
There are plenty of good books on the subject. This can become a really fun exercise for children. Make a game out of remembering proper etiquette and reward good behavior with treats.
Incidently, I have no doubt that her Majesty knew exactly how to treat the Cannings.


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Sector welcomes mandatory electrical safety checks in private rented sector
Government has introduced the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) which will coming into force from 1st April 2020.
The new law requires private landlords to undertake checks on electrical safety in occupied properties at least every five years. Tests must be carried out by a competent person. Landlords must also provide a report of the test results to occupiers and the housing authority. New tenants can also ask for a copy of the report.
What's more, if a report requires the private landlord to carry out remedial works, these must be carried out within 28 days or less. If works are not undertaken, then the local housing authority can 'arrange urgent remedial action.'
Commenting on the introduction of the mandatory electrical safety checks, ECA technical director Mike Smith says: "We greatly welcome this new commitment to mandatory electrical safety checks, which comes into effect on 1 April 2020. This new legal duty will help to protect millions in rented accommodation across England by requiring electrical inspection and testing by a competent person, at least every five years."
The dangers posed by electricity, in terms of both fire and electric shock, are serious. When the new Regulations are introduced this spring, tenants will be able to hold landlords to account for the safety of the electrical installations in their property. The Regulations will also encourage landlords to look after the electrical safety of their assets in the knowledge that it's a legal requirement on every private landlord.
Electrical Safety First also welcomes the new regulations. Its technical director Martyn Allen comments: "The commitment by the government is long overdue for the dangers posed by electricity in the home to be taken as seriously as that of gas, so this legislation provides essential protection for millions."
However, both organisations have highlighted that the legislation applies only to the private rented sector and have called for government to extend the rules to the social housing sector as soon as possible.
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Minutes of the One Hundredth Annual Convention
and quarters for the use of personnel has been the subject of hopeful discussion
within the Board of Managers of our Chisago Home. For this purpose about
$24,000 has been accumulated, largely foam the church folks and citizenry of the
region. Recently, the Board there has ventured close to the point of deciding
that the present is a propitious time for transforming hopes into reality. At Lakeshore
in Duluth an addition which would double its capacity, and thereby provide
residence for both well and infirm aged, is a definite need. However, this consideration
has not yet reached the threshold of activity.
That the city of Minneapolis should be without some health or social work
institution or agency within the portfolio i0f the Board of Christian Service is a
fact that disturbs many. True, the Augustana Mission Colony, a pioneer enterprise
of First Augustana Church, ministers quite generally to our people of Minneapolis
and the recently projected venture of Mount Olivet Church will perform
a similar function in the near future. But in view of the great concentration
of Conference membership in Minneapolis, serious consideration should be given
to the establishment there of a Board of Christian Service institution, preferably
:.tn infirmary or other venture in the category of care to the aged, the field of apparent
greatest need in the years to come.
IMPROVED PUBLIC RELATIONS-A REAL NEED
An immediate and urgent need, not in the category of expansion or building,
is that of recognizing the merit i0f good publicity and public relations. In this
matter, the Board must reluctantly confess that, over the years, it has been ineffective.
Here we have in the Minnesota Conference an exemplary and outstanding
ministry of mercy which excites favorable comment and even admiration
from people of other church bodies and by outsiders who have come to know its
character. Yet, within our own Conference, we are discovering to our embarrassment
that there are great numbers who are almost completely unacquainted
with the comprehensive scope and force for good of their own Church's health
and social work program. The fault, however, is not theirs-it is ours. The situation
is one which must receive immediate consideration and action. In today's
world, proper communications-which includes public relations and the dissemination
of meaningful information-is the responsibility of every service activity
to its constituency and to the public it serves. A step in the right direction has
been the production of our filmstrip "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" which is
available thl'lough the offices of the Board of Christian Service, district presidents,
and the Audio Visual Service of the Augustana Lutheran Church.
ADAPTilNG TO NEEDS OF THE DAY
Our children's work at Vasa and Bethany is a source of keen satisfaction to
the Board. Both are impressive examples of the worth of being able to adapt a
social work program to fit the needs of the day. The interesting story of Vasa
and Bethany warrant repetition in brief form for the benefit of those who have
not heard it. During the past several years, as the orphanage system of child
care was being supplanted by the foster-home plan, both of these children's homes
were finding themselves out of step with modern social work thinking. Moreover,
it was becoming increasingly obvious that neither institution, with its steadily
dwindling population, could be operated according to principles of good stewardship,
or even common sense. Therefore, the function of each was changed. The
transformation of Bethany into a home for emotionally disturbed children was
accomplished without great difficulty, but Vasa presented a seemingly insoluble
problem. The provisions of its trust agreement drawn up by Professor and Mrs.
Title Minutes of the One Hundredth Annual Convention
Transcript 139 and quarters for the use of personnel has been the subject of hopeful discussion within the Board of Managers of our Chisago Home. For this purpose about $24,000 has been accumulated, largely foam the church folks and citizenry of the region. Recently, the Board there has ventured close to the point of deciding that the present is a propitious time for transforming hopes into reality. At Lakeshore in Duluth an addition which would double its capacity, and thereby provide residence for both well and infirm aged, is a definite need. However, this consideration has not yet reached the threshold of activity. That the city of Minneapolis should be without some health or social work institution or agency within the portfolio i0f the Board of Christian Service is a fact that disturbs many. True, the Augustana Mission Colony, a pioneer enterprise of First Augustana Church, ministers quite generally to our people of Minneapolis and the recently projected venture of Mount Olivet Church will perform a similar function in the near future. But in view of the great concentration of Conference membership in Minneapolis, serious consideration should be given to the establishment there of a Board of Christian Service institution, preferably :.tn infirmary or other venture in the category of care to the aged, the field of apparent greatest need in the years to come. IMPROVED PUBLIC RELATIONS-A REAL NEED An immediate and urgent need, not in the category of expansion or building, is that of recognizing the merit i0f good publicity and public relations. In this matter, the Board must reluctantly confess that, over the years, it has been ineffective. Here we have in the Minnesota Conference an exemplary and outstanding ministry of mercy which excites favorable comment and even admiration from people of other church bodies and by outsiders who have come to know its character. Yet, within our own Conference, we are discovering to our embarrassment that there are great numbers who are almost completely unacquainted with the comprehensive scope and force for good of their own Church's health and social work program. The fault, however, is not theirs-it is ours. The situation is one which must receive immediate consideration and action. In today's world, proper communications-which includes public relations and the dissemination of meaningful information-is the responsibility of every service activity to its constituency and to the public it serves. A step in the right direction has been the production of our filmstrip "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" which is available thl'lough the offices of the Board of Christian Service, district presidents, and the Audio Visual Service of the Augustana Lutheran Church. ADAPTilNG TO NEEDS OF THE DAY Our children's work at Vasa and Bethany is a source of keen satisfaction to the Board. Both are impressive examples of the worth of being able to adapt a social work program to fit the needs of the day. The interesting story of Vasa and Bethany warrant repetition in brief form for the benefit of those who have not heard it. During the past several years, as the orphanage system of child care was being supplanted by the foster-home plan, both of these children's homes were finding themselves out of step with modern social work thinking. Moreover, it was becoming increasingly obvious that neither institution, with its steadily dwindling population, could be operated according to principles of good stewardship, or even common sense. Therefore, the function of each was changed. The transformation of Bethany into a home for emotionally disturbed children was accomplished without great difficulty, but Vasa presented a seemingly insoluble problem. The provisions of its trust agreement drawn up by Professor and Mrs.


A couple of recent experiences have prompted me to consider the importance of being prepared for reasonably foreseeable eventualities.
The first situation involved a fellow cyclist crashing more or less in front of me on a cattle grid at the bottom of a fast descent. Roy (for that's his name) was experiencing a lot of chest pain after the accident and was helicoptered off the fell (southern translation = hill) with suspected cracked ribs. In the event Roy's injuries proved to be massive bruising all over the right side of his body and extensive abrasions and lacerations. The immediate cause was hard to establish because Roy's a much more cautious descender than I and there was nothing unusual about his approach to the grid but it was a wet (and cold) day.
The informal cycling rabble on the day in question numbered 13. No one in matching strip, a hotch potch of road bikes, tourers and mountain bikes but everyone wore a helmet. Roy is covered in gouges. I try not to alienate my avid readership but only a numpty doesn't wear a helmet on a bike. So there.
I'm a somewhat overweight and, let's face it, unfit cyclist. This means I'm a slow climber. The knock-on effect of this is that I view descents as a chance to catch up and to gain momentum on the inevitable ascent to follow. I'm a dashing and sporting descender demonstrating considerable flair and machine control as I do so. The problem was that presented with the crash scene I couldn't stop (ever tried braking or changing course on a bike on a cattle grid?). I missed one of the group by a layer of Lycra, if there had been oncoming traffic I'd probably have hit it. This gives me cause to review my descent policy. What's the worst accident that could happen…?
Emergency preparedness. Roy fell off directly in front of a cardiac nurse who immediately took control. Therefore only cycle in a group featuring qualified medical staff. In fact the key point was that several of us had mobile phones and what's more, they were charged too. I carry mine in case of breakdown but they were vital in this situation.
As a cool and attractive individual I cycle in all black strip (yes I know, I want my money back) but unusually in Lancashire it was raining (southern translation = water miraculously falling from the sky) so I had my day-glow jacket on. In fact when the chopper arrived the road looked like a Tellytubby convention which made us easy to find. This was just as well given that we were in an area sparsely populated only by odd looking people playing banjos.
Situation two involved sailing lessons on Windermere last week. OK so I capsized on day one, er… capsized on day two and um… might have fallen out of the boat while it was moored on the jetty on day three but I didn't fall out whilst underway like my better half. But I was wearing a life jacket (and a wetsuit).
This isn't rocket science of course – a fairly brisk mental risk assessment would reveal any of the hazards discussed above but the important step is to take these possibilities seriously and to take steps accordingly.


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December 8, 2009 - Oklahoma EPSCoR Names New Director
The Oklahoma Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) has named Dr. Jerry R. Malayer as director of the program beginning Jan. 1, 2010. Malayer replaces Dr. Frank Waxman, who will retire Dec. 31, 2009.
"We welcome Dr. Malayer as the director of Oklahoma EPSCoR," said Oklahoma higher education Chancellor Glen D. Johnson, who also serves as chair of the EPSCoR Advisory Committee. "His education and experience will be invaluable as our state works to advance research opportunities in Oklahoma. Our ability to compete globally is greatly affected by the research environment in the state, and we are fortunate to have someone of Dr. Malayer's caliber as our new director."
Malayer is the associate dean for research and graduate education at the Center for Veterinary Health Sciences at Oklahoma State University, where he has been employed since 1994. He also serves as a professor in the department of physiological sciences in the OSU College of Veterinary Medicine and an adjunct professor in the department of biochemistry and molecular biology in the agriculture science and natural resources division.
He is a member of many organizations, including the American Association for the Advancement of Science; National Council of University Research Administrators; Society for the Study of Reproduction; Sigma Xi; and Phi Zeta, the honor society of veterinary medicine.
Malayer has served on the editorial boards for two journals and has been a scientific reviewer for numerous professional journals and funding agencies, including the National Science Foundation and the U.S. departments of Homeland Security and Agriculture.
He was recently reappointed by Gov. Brad Henry to the Health Research Committee of the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology and currently serves as chair of the research committee of the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges.
Malayer has received a number of awards, including the Pfizer Animal Health Award for Research Excellence, the Oklahoma A&M Regents Distinguished Research Award and the Oklahoma State University Graduate and Professional Student Association Award for Excellence in graduate student mentoring.
In 2006, he was selected for the American Council on Education Fellows Program, the nation's premier higher education leadership development program. In 2007, he was recognized as a Distinguished Animal Sciences Alumnus by Purdue University.
Malayer received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Purdue University in Indiana and his doctorate from the University of Florida. He was the recipient of a National Research Service Award Postdoctoral Fellowship from the National Institutes of Health at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
EPSCoR, originally developed by the NSF 28 years ago, is designed to expand research opportunities in states that have traditionally received less funding in federal support for university research. Oklahoma EPSCoR is a partnership among colleges and universities, industry, and research institutions. Its mission is to make Oklahoma researchers more successful in competing for research funding. Specific goals, objectives and strategies are developed for each federal EPSCoR program, based on federal and state needs.


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Iran and Venezuela strengthen dangerous military, economic alliance in challenge to US
In a move widely criticized by Republicans, President Biden recently sought to resume work Venezuelan oil imports in exchange for a promise of free and fair elections in 2024, a move that critics argue would strengthen the grip of Nicolás Maduro's dictatorship. This move comes at a time of increasing relations between the two enemies of the United States.
Iran and VenezuelaBoth oil-rich OPEC members with international pariah status have recently found solidarity in coordinated geopolitical, economic and military maneuvers against the common enemy of the United States, which has subjected them to a regime of economic sanctions for years.
Relations between the two countries were close under Venezuelan Socialist President Hugo Chavez, but were further strengthened under Maduro, who sought a lifeline from Iranian Islamic regime. While Venezuela has what is believed to be the world's largest oil reserves, years of mismanagement, corruption and maintenance issues have greatly hampered its production and refining capabilities.
The former diplomat and current Venezuelan political opponent Isaias Medina sees the alliance as a clear and present threat to the United States: "In my opinion, the Axis of Evil countries are increasing their presence on Venezuelan soil to further their governmental policy of pursuing effective control of a government based on an asymmetric war against the West. …that is where the interests of Venezuela, Iran, China, Russia and Cuba align." Medina resigned from his position at the Venezuelan Mission to the United Nations where he held a senior position on Maduro's policies.
Geopolitical analysts have noted that the Maduro regime is now pursuing a policy of providing economic and territorial control over rogue states in exchange for access to their vast resources, including petroleum, gold, and possibly uranium.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro hold a joint press conference after their meeting in Tehran, Iran on June 11, 2022.
(Photo by Iranian Presidency/Publication/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Venezuela's opposition demands pressure on oil imports
In June of this year, Venezuela and Iran signed a 20-year cooperation plan that includes Iranian assistance in the repair and maintenance of existing Venezuelan refineries, as well as other technical and engineering expertise. The two countries also signed an agreement under which Iran will deliver four oil tankers to Venezuela via Iran's Sadara Company. Weekly flights between Caracas and Tehran began in July, fueling speculation that the shipments could include military hardware.
Currently, Venezuela lacks both the investment capital and the expertise to revive the once formidable oil industry. With Russia's Rosneft sidelined by US sanctions, the Maduro regime looked to Iran to step into the gap. Iran has sent fleets of tankers laden with fuel to relieve Venezuela's crises before, and has also helped export Venezuela's crude in the face of crippling US sanctions that have somewhat frightened Russia and China, long-term allies.
One intriguing new feature of the Iran-Venezuela relationship includes a new supermarket, Megasis, launched in 2020. This 200,000-square-foot mega store is located on the eastern edge of Caracas next to Petari, the largest and most famous slum in Venezuela, where A plot of land is stored. An impressive collection of more than 2,500 Iranian products, many of which are novelties for their new customers.
A woman goes to the Iranian supermarket "Megasis" after it opened on July 30, 2020, in Caracas, Venezuela. "Iran, like every country in the world, has the right to free trade," Iran's ambassador to Caracas said at the opening. Tehran recently sent five tankers full of gasoline to Venezuela.
(Photo by Rafael Hernandez/Image Alliance via Getty Images)
Medina, however, sees the project, "another smokescreen to hide their true intentions… Profitability is not their interest, it's just the public face that hides the true agenda behind the 'supermarket': arms agreements, training, exchange of strategic resources, oil, and military equipment from on the one hand, and perhaps uranium on the other.
Iranian dissident Banafshah Zand views the supermarket itself as a public relations stunt, designed to hide the nefarious intentions of both regimes: "It is designed to show (the Venezuelan people) … we are qualified and very good at foreign relations, we are, in fact, I have friends who come And they help us…people who care about the people of Venezuela."
However, given Iran's current economic difficulties and deprivation, Zand argues that it is an inappropriate vanity project.
"This is the ultimate show for just who these people are. In Iran, the price of regular staples is through the roof; an egg costs the equivalent of $5… It's a nice way to give the finger to the rest of the world."
Venezuela has seen the United States and most of its allies recognize opposition leader Juan Guaido as president, while the US Justice Department has indicted Maduro and its top aides on drug smuggling and money laundering charges.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi receives Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at Sadabat Palace in Tehran, Iran on June 11, 2022.
The Ministry of State conducted a "calculation process" to prioritize the Iran nuclear deal over human rights issues
Iran is currently seeking to renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal with the Biden administration, despite fierce objections from congressional Republicans and some Democrats. It is also threatened by violent protests that has swept the nation in recent weeks. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi blamed the US for the unrest, claiming it seeks to sow "chaos, terror and destruction".
With the constant flow of tankers, cargo ships and planes between the two countries, the supermarket is likely to be a small piece in a nefarious geopolitical battle involving money laundering, arms smuggling, drug smuggling and dictatorship.
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Medina argues that relations between Venezuela and Iran involve "unifying the converging strategic pieces against Western interests: Venezuela is the headquarters of these countries from the axis of evil, seeking to gain ground in South America and destabilize the West."
The Venezuelan government's intent also includes infiltration into the United States. Zand claims that "the government of Venezuela makes fake passports for Iranian, Syrian and Yemeni citizens" in order to facilitate their movement to and throughout the West, yet "the Biden administration is willing to cut a deal with a regime that does."
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Die Liste der Biografien führt alle Personen auf, die in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia einen Artikel haben. Dieses ist eine Teilliste mit 56 Einträgen von Personen, deren Namen mit den Buchstaben "Amp" beginnt.

Amp

Ampa
 Ampach, Hermann (1829–1903), deutscher Rittergutsbesitzer und Politiker, MdR
 Ampach, Hermann (1859–1928), deutscher Rittergutsbesitzer und Politiker, MdL
 Ampach, Immanuel Christian Leberecht von (1772–1831), meißnischer Stifts-Regierungsrat, Domherr in Naumburg und Dechant des Stiftskapitels in Wurzen
 Ampadu, Ethan (* 2000), walisischer Fußballspieler
 Ampaipitakwong, Anthony (* 1988), thailändischer Fußballspieler
 Ampar, Rafael (* 1964), abchasischer Politiker
 Amparán, Gabino (* 1968), mexikanischer Fußballspieler
 Amparnsuwan, Amporn, thailändischer Fußballspieler
 Amparo, Ely do (1921–1991), brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 Ampatuan, Andal junior, philippinischer Politiker
 Ampatuan, Andal senior († 2015), philippinischer Politiker, Gouverneur der Provinz Maguindanao
 Ampatuan, Zaldy (* 1967), philippinischer Gouverneur
 Ampaw, Pia, deutsche Theater- und Filmschauspielerin sowie Fernsehmoderatorin

Ampe
 Ampelius, Heiliger, Bischof von Mailand
 Ampelius, Lucius, römischer Schulautor
 Amper, Quirin Jr. (1935–1998), deutscher Komponist
 Amper, Robert (* 1960), deutscher Schauspieler, Regisseur, Autor und Synchronsprecher
 Amper, Thomas (* 1962), deutscher Komponist, Musikarrangeur und Sänger
 Ampère, André-Marie (1775–1836), französischer Physiker und Mathematiker
 Ampère, Jean-Jacques (1800–1864), französischer Historiker, Philologe und Schriftsteller

Ampf
 Ampferer, Otto (1875–1947), österreichischer Alpinist und Geologe

Amph
 Amphiaraos-Maler, griechischer Vasenmaler
 Amphidamas, chalkidischer Adliger
 Amphie, Agusriadi Wijaya, indonesischer Badmintonspieler, später für die USA startend
 Amphilochius von Ikonium, Bischof, Heiliger
 Amphimachos, Satrap von Mesopotamien und Arbelitis
 Amphlett, Chrissy (1959–2013), australische Sängerin, Songwriterin und Schauspielerin
 Amphlett, Edgar (1867–1931), britischer Fechter und Journalist
 Amphlett, Tommy (* 1988), australischer Fußballspieler
 Amphoteros, Sohn des Alexandros und Bruder des Krateros, Flottenkommandant Alexanders des Großen

Ampi
 Ampié Loría, Carlos (* 1961), Schriftsteller und Übersetzer
 Ampiés, Juan de († 1533), spanischer Offizier, Gründer der Stadt Coro

Ampl
 Amplatz, Erich (* 1960), österreichischer Tischtennisspieler
 Amplatz, Luis (1926–1964), italienischer Südtirol-Aktivist
 Ampler, Klaus (1940–2016), deutscher Radrennfahrer
 Ampler, Uwe (* 1964), deutscher Radrennfahrer
 Ampletzer, Thomas (1913–1945), deutscher Gestapo-Mitarbeiter, SS-Führer
 Ampliatus, Heiliger und Märtyrer

Ampo
 Ampomah, Alberta (* 1994), ghanaische Gewichtheberin
 Ampomah, Nana (* 1996), ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 Ampomah, Owusu (* 1985), ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 Amponsah, Alexander (* 1997), ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 Amponsah, Janet (* 1993), ghanaische Sprinterin
 Amponsah, Kofi (* 1978), ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 Amponsah, Prince (* 1996), ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 Amponsah-Ababio, Grace (* 1941), ghanaische Diplomatin
 Amport, Christian († 1590), Schweizer evangelisch-reformierter Geistlicher und Hochschullehrer
 Amport, Jakob (1580–1636), Schweizer evangelischer Theologe und Rektor einer Universität

Ampr
 Ampringen, Johann Caspar von (1619–1684), Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens, Herzog von Freudenthal, Oberlandeshauptmann von Schlesien
 Amprino, Rodolfo (1912–2007), italienischer Mediziner, Humananatom und Anthropologe

Ampt
 Ampt, Gustav (1853–1942), deutscher Eisenbahningenieur
 Ampt, Karl (* 1949), deutscher Basketballspieler

Ampu
 Ampudia, Pedro de (1803–1868), spanischer Offizier, mexikanischer Offizier und General
 Ampuero, Roberto (* 1953), chilenischer Schriftsteller, Kolumnist, Universitätslehrer und Diplomat
 Ampunsuwan, Wannawat (* 1993), thailändischer Badmintonspieler

Ampz
 Ampzing, Johannes Assuerus (1558–1642), niederländischer Mediziner


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word documents saved as wordpad documents is the error name that contains the details of the error, including why it occurred, which system component or application malfunctioned to cause this error along with some other information. The numerical code in the error name contains data that can be deciphered by the manufacturer of the component or application that malfunctioned. The error using this code may occur in many different locations within the system, so even though it carries some details in its name, it is still difficult for a user to pinpoint and fix the error cause without specific technical knowledge or appropriate software.
Causes of word documents saved as wordpad documents?
If you have received this error on your PC, it means that there was a malfunction in your system operation. Common reasons include incorrect or failed installation or uninstallation of software that may have left invalid entries in your Windows registry, consequences of a virus or malware attack, improper system shutdown due to a power failure or another factor, someone with little technical knowledge accidentally deleting a necessary system file or registry entry, as well as a number of other causes. The immediate cause of the "word documents saved as wordpad documents" error is a failure to correctly run one of its normal operations by a system or application component.
I must have triggered a converter when I tried files had been converted into WordPad format.
Hi that for each file.
I can open them in everyone.
In Options > Save > Save Word file as > Word document (.doc) is selected. Thanks.
I want to create documents in word but it seems that I only have wordpad.
Do I need to upgrade to insert table etc on wordpad. You don't have to upgrade your Windows Vista but, Word is used by people as a basic Word Processor.
Wordpad comes along with Windows Vista and a novice!
Click on the "File Types" tab and scroll down to "DOC", click Panel" then "Folder Options". Go to "Control on it and then click "Change", choose Microsoft Word from the list.
you want to give ownership to.5. Click the Security tab, click Advanced, friend with a problem.
Is it possible to restore saved over word documents?
I was wondering if itXCHARXs possible to restore word 2013. I use a word document that I accidentally saved over? I made a terrible accident by saving over a college paper, and I was hoping to restore a previous save, is that possible?
I use Norton and task.Documents creates in Works and saved as works give no trouble.
it and then print it there are no problems. Is there "Detect and Repair" if you I am not sure as I use Office 2003 Pro.Have click on Help, if so run that. Have I got a virus?
Did work on a Word document that was sent via e-mail.
I'm not too tech savvy (though I'm not a complete noob either I have ran full scans which all turned up negative.
Hello, I am just dissapeared out of thin air. new to this forum.
and it's disappearing from the folder?
Recently, this problem has resurfaced with another document dissapearing, and Awhile back, one of my documents in basic, non-complicated computer stuff) and have been repeatedly plagued by this issue.
WORD DOCUMENTS JUST GET SAVED AS XPS DOC AND WONT PRINT.
VIST BLOWS IMMA KILL THE MONKEY THAT MADE IT.
normal.dot files and nothing comes up.
not fixed the problem. However that has within the past week.
I recently noticed that when I am saving a MS Word document the icon has changed.
This only started happening and MS Office Professional 2016.
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Spring Art Exhibitions
20 September 2018 – 29 November 2018
The third rotation of exhibitions for 2018 will see five incredible displays fill the corridors of the Hospital from Thursday 20 September to Thursday 29 November 2018.
The Art Program uses the visual arts in all forms to transform Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick into a place of wonder and respite, creating dialogues between artists and patients. Through the Collection and Exhibition Program, the Art Program also provides opportunities for emerging artists to showcase their talents.
Many of the artworks on display are available to purchase, with a portion of each sale going to support the Foundation. For more information about purchasing artworks please contact the Art Program by phone 02 9382 1188 or email info@schf.org.au.
RSVP to our FREE Art Exhibitions opening
"A Little Piece of Me" is a photography project designed by artist Andrew Christie which examines how an individual's identity can be explored, communicated and interpreted through visual expression. The Art Program, in collaboration with the Child Life Therapy team of Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, has been working with patients and families from the Palliative Care team to deliver this project. Using photography, participants will explore how identity is formed and enforced by the many people that help build a support network through family, friendship, community, medicine, therapy and all those who help shape their life experience.
Image: Owen (2017) Andrew Christie
Sillier Than Sally
A champion of bright colour, artist Sillier Than Sally will showcase her lively, energetic and colourful watercolour and mixed media works in "Little Darlings" on level 0 of the Hospital.
Image: Little Koala (2018) Sillier Than Sally
Walking This Land
Sue Severino's exhibition "Walking this Land" demonstrates her passion of painting landscapes capturing the fragile remote environments of the Australian arid zone. Severino's works aim to draw people into reflection of this inspiring environment, stimulating the viewers' senses of its unique beauty with its vastness, heat, wind, subtle colours and deep shadows.
Image: BackCountry Fowlers (2017) Susan Severino
"Colourways" from artist Sandra Garritano, reflects an intense exploration for living by the sea. The vibrancy of colours and intensity of textured layers are used to express the inspiration found in so many local environments. The paintings don't depict a specific place, but rather the culmination of many places.
Image: Colourways (2017) Sandra Garritano
Level 2 will host the return of the "INSPIRE! Annual School Art Prize". This year the Art Program has selected Marrickville West Public School to be our "INSPIRE! School of the Year". Our key 'kids-helping-kids' exhibition will comprise of a huge array of artworks made by school students to inspire the patients and families of the hospital.
Image: Inspire (2018) Lola Carreno - Marrickville West Public School
RSVP to the Spring Art Exhibitions opening
Date: Thursday 20th September 2018
Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm (speeches at 6:20pm)
Venue: Sunny's Cafe - Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick, Level 0 (High Street entrance)
Please complete the form below to RSVP to the opening.


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Ławki – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie warmińsko-mazurskim, w powiecie braniewskim, w gminie Wilczęta.

W latach 1954-1959 wieś należała i była siedzibą władz gromady Ławki, po jej zniesieniu w gromadzie Wilczęta. W latach 1975–1998 wieś należała administracyjnie do województwa elbląskiego.

Wieś leży w historycznym regionie Prus Górnych.

Wieś była w posiadaniu rodziny Dohna-Lauck od XVI w.

Integralne części wsi

Zabytki
Do wojewódzkiego rejestru zabytków wpisane są obiekty:
 kościół (ruina, XIV-XV w.
 cmentarz przykościelny
 plebania, ob. dom mieszkalny, 2 poł. XVIII,
 zespół pałacowy:
 pałac, 1700, XIX, zachowała się lewa oficyna siedemnastowiecznego pałacu, rozebranego ok. 1930 r.
 park, nr rej.: j.w.
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Przypisy

Ławki (powiat braniewski)


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Monuments by Moonlight: Washington DC Nightime Trolley Tour
Experience the sights of Washington D.C. by night! The Monuments by Moonlight Tour will take you on a guided trolley tour of the city's most popular monuments. Along the way, you'll learn about the fascinating history of the nation's capital.
Experience Washington D. C. at night
Take a trolley along streets traveled by U. S. presidents
See the Lincoln Memorial, the Martin Luther King Memorial, and other monuments by moonlight
See the most popular monuments of the U. S. capital illuminated at night on a 2.5-hour trolley tour! The route follows streets that have been traveled by presidents and makes stops at the Lincoln Memorial, the Martin Luther King Memorial, and the Iwo Jima Memorial.
A professional tour guide will entertain and inform you with stories about the Capitol's colorful past. You'll hear tales about the curse of the Hope Diamond and the restless spirits who make the city their home.
You'll also hear about the Medal of Honor winner whose leg was amputated. He donated the leg to a museum and would frequently go to the museum to visit it!
Trolley stops:
• FDR Memorial
• Lincoln Memorial
• Vietnam Veteran Memorial
• Korean War Memorial
• Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
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Washington turns into a very different place after dark, and with the Monuments by Moonlight tour you'll see the city in just the right light!
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Meet at 1001 E St NW, Washington, DC 20004
Please note this tour does not currently go to the World War II Memorial due to renovations, this stop will be replaced with the Iwo Jima Memorial.
From US$ 45 per person
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... in a Lisbon's charming old building. I'll tell you tomorrow what I have been doing there.
Seems that's very serious studio with good equipment! Waiting your next post of course :) Cheers.
Perhaps doing more of photography!
Wow, can't wait to see more!
That studio looks very, very professional. You are keeping us in suspense!
I have a feeling this is going to be good!
Terrific looking studio, JM, and I, too, can't wait to see more!!!
Oh, I'd love to have an opportunity to take some photos in a studio like this.
So many photographers here have closed their studios - expensive rents, drop in advertising work, etc. It's good to see this nice one.
I have never seen a real studio, now I am curious!
Oh, boy! A mystery! I'll be back.
A photo studio like that would be nice.


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