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Australian Institute of Art History
Changing the National Gallery of Australia: re-thinking the installations
Friday 19 Feb 2016 -
In late 2015, the Director of the National Gallery of Australia, Dr Gerard Vaughan announced: 'We have commenced an ambitious project to transform the experience at the NGA. Every time you visit the Gallery there will be new discoveries as we constantly revitalise the galleries dedicated to the permanent collection'.
In this lecture, Dr Vaughan will provide a detailed account of the new rehang, which has included the relocation of the entire Australian collection downstairs. International art, including Jackson Pollock's famous Blue Poles (1952), has now moved upstairs into refurbished gallery spaces. What does this major 're-thinking' of the permanent display mean for our understanding of the nation's collection?
This is the keynote address for the New perspectives on Italian and Australian Art History symposium, presented by The Australian Institute of Art History and the School of Culture and Communication in the Faculty of Arts.
View more information on New Perspectives on Italian and Australian Art History: A symposium in honour of Professor Jaynie Anderson and the full program.

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Annual Indicator Report Series (AIRS) — ...
Environmental indicator report 2016
Number of countries that have ...
Number of countries that have adopted a climate change adaptation strategy/plan
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Topics: Climate change adaptation
The Seventh Environment Action Programme (7th EAP) calls for decisive progress to be made in adapting to the impact of climate change. Climate change has had and will have many impacts on the environment, human health and the economy. Adaptation of Europe's society to climate change is necessary to address the adverse impacts of climate change and complement efforts to mitigate climate change. Action to mitigate climate change and adapt to it will increase the resilience of the EU's economy and society, while stimulating innovation and protecting the EU's natural resources. To date, 20 EU Member States have adopted a national adaptation strategy (NAS) and nine have developed a national adaptation plan (NAP). There has been an increase in the number of countries that have adopted national adaptation strategies and/or plans and this is expected to continue and to deepen, with additional countries adopting follow-up adaptation policies and implementation plans. However, information on the progress of these policies in reducing vulnerability and enhancing resilience is limited, so the outlook towards 2020 for this 7th EAP objective remains uncertain.
EU indicator past trend
Selected objective to be met by 2020
Indicative outlook of the EU meeting the selected objective by 2020
Number of countries that have adopted a climate change adaptation strategy and/or plan
N.A.(1)
Make decisive progress in adapting to the impact of climate change — 7th EAP
There has been an increase in the number of countries that have adopted a national adaptation strategy and/or plan and this is expected to continue. However information on the 'decisive progress' of these policies towards reducing vulnerability and enhancing resilience to climate change is limited, preventing firm conclusions with respect to the 2020 outlook
For further information on the scoreboard methodology please see Box I.1 in the EEA Environmental indicator report 2016
The 7th EAP calls for decisive progress to be made in adapting to climate change to make Europe more climate resilient (EU, 2013). Climate change impacts can be seen in global sea level rise, changes in precipitation (e.g. increases in northern and north-western Europe and decreases in southern Europe), decreasing snow cover, glaciers, sea ice and ice sheets. These changes lead to a wide range of often adverse impacts on environmental systems, economic sectors, and human health and well-being in Europe (EEA, 2012 and 2016; IPCC, 2014). Climate change adaptation addresses the adverse effects of climate change and builds resilience to reduce vulnerabilities and risks to the environment, human health and the economy (including infrastructure).
Policy targets and progress
The European Commission's White Paper (EC, 2009) and EU strategy on adaptation to climate change (EC, 2013) encourage all Member States to adopt comprehensive adaptation strategies. The strategy promotes action in cities and the mainstreaming of adaptation in relevant EU policies and programmes. In addition, it provides funding for actions, enhances research under the Horizon 2020 programme for environment and climate action, and promotes information sharing through the European Climate Adaptation Platform. In 2017, the European Commission will assess whether or not the action being taken in the Member States is sufficient. If it deems progress to be insufficient, by reference to the coverage and quality of the national strategies, the Commission will consider proposing a legally binding instrument (EC, 2013). That 2017 report will include an adaptation preparedness scoreboard, with key process-based indicators for measuring Member States' levels of readiness.
NASs usually address overarching issues that allow them to position adaptation on the policy agenda. These strategies recognise the importance of expected climate change impacts and the need to adapt, and they facilitate the process of coordinating the adaptation response, increasing awareness of adaptation and stakeholder involvement, assessing risks and vulnerabilities, and identifying knowledge gaps.
NAPs usually aim to implement NASs and to organise activities for achieving their objectives, typically through sectoral implementation. Although adaptation implementation at national level is still at an early stage, adaptation planning work is under way in most countries.
Country level information
Table 1 provides an overview of progress with the adoption of national and sectoral climate change adaptation strategies and plans by EEA member countries. To date, 20 EU Member States and three other EEA member countries have adopted NASs. In addition, nine EU Member States and three other EEA member countries have developed NAPs. Table 1 shows that over the last 5 years there has been a steady increase in the number of NASs and NAPs being adopted by EU Member States and other EEA member countries, and this is expected to continue towards 2020, with additional countries adopting strategies and plans as well as implementing more specific adaptation policies and actions in line with their strategies and plans.
Table 1. Overview of national and sectoral climate change adaptation strategies and plans, by country
EEA, 2014, information reported by EU Member States under the European mechanism for monitoring and reporting information relevant to climate change (Regulation (EU) No 525/2013) and for other EEA Member countries information provided on a voluntary basis to the EEA as of May 2016.
Regarding the implementing of adaptation policies and actions, most progress has been reported for freshwater management, flood risk management, agriculture and forestry. The adaptation actions in these sectors have mostly consisted of mainstreaming adaptation priorities into these national sectoral policy areas. Several countries have also developed national health strategies and action plans, including early warning systems for heatwaves and enhanced surveillance of infectious diseases (EEA, 2014).
A limited number of countries have started to monitor and report on adaptation policies and actions at national level (EEA, 2014). So far, even fewer countries evaluate adaptation policies at national level; there are various reasons, including the fact that implementation of adaptation has only just begun (EEA, 2015). The countries that monitor these use mainly 'process-based' methods, assessing to what extent agreed stages in the process of taking actions have taken place. Very few countries use 'outcome-based' approaches, assessing if and how vulnerability has decreased and/or resilience has increased, because this is methodologically very complex and also resource intensive. It will therefore not be possible to determine with any certainty whether or not decisive progress in adapting to the impact of climate change can be achieved by 2020.
Transnational cooperation in adaptation to climate change has increased with the recognition of the importance of adaptation as a cross-cutting policy area. Adaptation actions take place, for example, within the EU Baltic Sea region strategy, the Danube Commission and the Carpathian and Alpine conventions. Adaptation action is often linked to the sharing of natural resources such as transboundary water catchments (EEA, 2016).
Adaptation policy will receive new EU financial resources in the coming years. Of the EU budget for 2014–2020, 20 % will be used for climate-related actions (i.e. adaptation and climate change mitigation).
Outlook beyond 2020
Because of expected future climate change impacts, efforts to adapt to climate change and to make Europe more climate resilient need to be strengthened in future. NASs and NAPs, together with the EU's 2013 adaptation strategy, are expected to be further implemented, and mainstreaming of climate change adaptation in policies is expected to continue. Key global agreements that can also enhance action on adaptation in Europe include the Paris Agreement (UNFCCC, 2015), which requires countries to take adaptation action, complementary to climate change mitigation action, and the 2015 UN Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR, 2015), which acknowledges climate change as one of the drivers of disaster risk and requires countries to take risk prevention and reduction measures.
About the indicator
This indicator shows the number of Member States that have adopted an adaptation strategy and/or plan and indicates how many countries have made progress on adapting to climate change by setting this issue on the policy agenda (through strategies). Many of these action plans have been in place for only a few years (see Table 1), so implementation has started rather recently. There is limited quantitative information available, and in only a few countries, on the effectiveness of adaptation strategies and plans regarding enhanced resilience and reduced vulnerabilities and risks. This indicator is therefore not yet able to show the effectiveness of these strategies and plans in making Europe more climate resilient. More information on this is expected to become available in future when more countries implement monitoring, reporting and evaluation adaptation schemes.
Footnotes and references
(1) N.A. It is not possible to measure a trend, since this is a binary measure, i.e. whether or not a policy has been adopted.
EC, 2009, White Paper 'Adapting to climate change: Towards a European framework for action', Brussels (COM(2009) 147/4).
EC, 2013, Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions 'An EU Strategy on adaptation to climate change' (COM(2013) 216 final of 16 April 2013).
EEA, 2012,Climate change, impacts and vulnerability in Europe 2012 — An indicator-based report, EEA Report No 12/2012, European Environment Agency.
EEA, 2014,National adaptation policy processes in European countries — 2014, EEA Report No 4/2014, European Environment Agency, Copenhagen.
EEA, 2015,National monitoring, reporting and evaluation of climate change adaptation in Europe, EEA Technical Report No 20/2015, European Environment Agency, Copenhagen.
EEA, 2016,Climate change, impacts and vulnerability in Europe 2016 — An indicator-based report, European Environment Agency, Copenhagen, forthcoming.
EU, 2013, Decision No 1386/2013/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 November 2013 on a General Union Environment Action Programme to 2020 'Living well, within the limits of our planet' (OJ L 354/171, 28.12.2013), Annex A, paragraphs 45 and 54.
IPCC, 2014,Climate change 2014: Impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability — Working Group II Contribution to the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, United Kingdom, and New York, NY, USA.
UNFCCC, 2015,Report of the Conference of the Parties on its twenty-first session, held in Paris from 30 November to 13 December 2015, Adoption of the Paris Agreement, UNFCCC, Bonn, /CP/2015/10/Add.1.
UNISDR, 2015,Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, Geneva.
Environmental indicator report 2016 – In support to the monitoring of the 7th Environment Action Programme, EEA report No30/2016, European Environment Agency
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Overview of national and sectoral adaptation strategies and plans in Europe This table shows which EEA member countries have national adaptation strategies, national adaptation plans, and monitoring reporting and evaluation systems for adaptation in place or under development.
Publication Environmental indicator report 2016 — In support to the monitoring of the 7th Environment Action Programme This report examines if the EU and its immediate neighbours are on target to achieving by 2020 the three thematic priority objectives (natural capital; resource efficiency and low carbon economy; health and well-being) of the 7th Environment Action Programme. It does that with the help of a set of selected indicators and other information. The report also highlights the role of eco-innovation and green finance to enable meeting aspects of the resource efficiency and low carbon economy priority objective.
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Ardnabarra ruin Is in ruins and scarcely visible, being nearly level with the surface of the ground.
Attimonbeg townland James Daly, Esq., Proprietor. Richard Guinness, Agent. This townland contains 254 acres, 156 of which are cultivated, 108 bog. The lease is 3 lives, let from 15s. to £1. 1s. per acre. County Cess 2s. 2d. per acre for each of 45 being the no. of acres of the townland that is cessed. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd., and 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone, soil light. Produce, potatoes, corn and flax. 1 School House, John King is teacher, his emulment from 10 to £12 per annum. Attendance 30 children, only 9 females. All Roman Catholic.
Attimonmore North townland James Daly, Esq., Proprietor. This townland contains 28 acres which are all cultivated. Richard Guinnes receives lease 1 life and 21 years. Is let at 16s per acre. County Cess 2s. 1d. yearly for each acre of 13. Tythe 1st quality 9d., 2nd 6d and 3rd 4¼d. per acre. The rock is limestone. The soil is light, the produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. Nothing worth remark.
Attimonmore South townland James Daly, Esq., Proprietor. Richard Guiness, Esq., receiver. This townland contains 633 acres, 441 of which are cultivated, 192 of bog. Lease 1 life and 21 years. Is let at the yearly rent of £1 per acre. Co. Cess 2s. 1d. yearly per acre for each of 139. Tythe 1st quality 9d, 2nd 6d, 3rd 4¼d. per acre. The rock of limestone. Soil is light. The produce are potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Ballynanulty townland James Daly, Esq., Proprietor. Richard Guinness, Esq., Agent. The lease is 3 lives, is let at the yearly rent of 17s. 6d. per acre. County Cess 2s. per acre for each of 178 being the no. of acres cessed Tythe 9s. 6d. and 4¼d. per acre for 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity. It contains 254 acres, 153 of which are cultivated and 101 bog.
Brackloon townland Major Devereux, Proprietor. John Derenzo, Agent. This townland contains 840 acres, 734 of which are cultivated and 106 bog. The lease is 3 lives. Co. Cess 2s. 1d. per acre for each of 100. is let at the yearly rent of 15s. per acre. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd. 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. No mineral.
Caltraghbreedy townland James O'Hara, Esq., Proprietor, receives his own rent. This townland contains 166 acres, 57 of which are cultivated, 7 uncultivated 99½ bog and 2½ of water. No lease, the whole townland is let at the yearly rent of £18. No County Cess. No tythe. The rock is limestone. The soil is light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. On the S. boundary of sd. townland is a little lake, called Wood Lough.
Cappaghnanool townland Representative of Hyacinth Daly, Esq. (Andrew Blake, Esq.). This townland contains 429 acres, 194 of which are cultivated, 4 uncultivated and 231 bog. The lease is 3 lives, is let at the yearly rent of 15s. per acre for the arable part. County Cess 2s. per acre. Tythe composition 1s. do. The rock is limestone. The soil light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. There is the remains of an old Abbey scarcely to be seen. There is no tradition touching it. No other antiquity. No mineral.
Cappaghnasroohaun townland Representative of Hyacinth Daly, Esq., (Andrew Blake, Esq.) Receiver John Blake, Esq. This townland contains 675 acres, 348 of which are cultivated and 327 bog. Lease 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of 15s per acre. County Cess 2s. 1d. per acre. Tythe 1s. per acre. The rock limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Caraunbeg townland Lord Ashtown, Proprietor. Hon. Trench, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 247 acres, 171 of which are cultivated and 76 uncultivated. Lease is 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of £60 for the whole townland. County Cess 2s. 2½d. per acre for each of 73 do. being the acres of the townland that pays Cess. Tythe is 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd and 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Caraunmore townland Lord Ashtown, Proprietor, William Trench, Esq. Agent. This townland contains 353 acres, 350 of which are cultivated and 3 of wood . The lease is 3 lives, is let at the yearly rent of 18s per acre. County Cess 2s. 2½d. per acre for each of 208 being the no. of acres of this townland that are cessed. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd, 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce corn, potatoes and flax. Rev. Jas. Seymor's house is 2 stories high. No antiquity.
Carrownaglogh townland Representative of Hyacinth Daly, Esq., (John Daly). James Daly, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 259 acres, 192 of which are cultivated, 49 of bog and 18 of wood. Lease is 3 lives. It is let at the yearly rent of £1. 3s. per acre. County Cess 2s. 2d. per acre for each of 140. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd, 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Carrowreagh townland Representation of Hyacinth Daly, Esq., (John Daly, Esq.). This townland contains 169 acres, 109 of which are cultivated and 60 bog. The lease is 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of 18s. 5¼d. per acre. County Cess 2s. 3 ½ d. per acre for each of 50. The principle corn markets are Galway, Gort and Loughrea. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd, 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. No antiquity. James Daly, Agent.
Clooncah townland Thomas Daly, Esq., Proprietor. This townland contains 757 acres, 377 of which are cultivated, 300 bog, 71 wood and 9 water. The above receives his own rents, lease 21 years, is let at the yearly rent of 15 per acre, Co. Cess 2s. 10d. yearly per acre. Tythe composition 1s. per acre. The rock is limestone. The soil is light, but of a good quality. The produce, potatoes, corn, and flax. No mineral. In this townland is the residence of Peter Daly, the house is 5 stories high. The grain of this country is sold in Galway and Loughrea. Corn is at present (June 20) 10d. per stone. There are lakes, 3 of them called Pauls, the 4th Derrydhu Lough.
Cloonsheecahill townland Major Devereux, Proprietor. John Derenzo, Agent. This townland contains 711 acres, 455 of which are cultivated and 256 bog. Lease 3 lives, is let the yearly rent of 16 per acre. Co. Cess 2s. 3¼d. per acre for each of 188. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6 for 2nd, and 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Creevagh townland Lord Ashtown, Proprietor. This townland contains 169 acres, 134 of which are cultivated, 17 uncultivated and 18 bog Wm. Trench, Esq. is agent. Lease 3 lives, is let at the yearly rent of £1 per acre. Co. Cess 2s. 3½d. yearly per acre for each of 68. The rock is limestone. The soil is light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral.
Derreennaskeh Lough lake Is a little lake, of about 13 square chains.
Derrydoo Lough lake Is a lake, of about 30 sq. chains.
Derryroe village Is a little village of 4 or 5 small houses.
Dooghcloon townland Thomas* Daly, Esq., Proprietor. This townland contains 727 acres, 339 of which are cultivated, 379 bog and 8 of wood, likewise 1 of water. It is in Chancery. No lease. Is let at the yearly rent of 16 to 19 per acre for the arable part. County Cess 2s. 2d. per acre for each of 156. Tythe 9d. for the 1st , 6d. for 2nd and 4¼d.for 3rd quality of the land. The rock is limestone. The soil light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity. *[note – examiner says Peter].
Galbally townland Representative of Hyacinth Daly, Esq., (Andrew Blake, Esq.,) John Blake, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 105 acres, 50 of which are cultivated, 11 uncultivated, 44 of bog. The lease is 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of £1. 3s. per acre for the arable part, and 15s. per do. for the uncultivated. County Cess 2s. 4d. per acre for each of 20. The rock is limestone, the soil light, producing potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Gortnaboha townland Lord Ashtown, Proprietor. William Trench, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 172 acres, 169 of which are cultivated, 3 uncultivated. Lease 3 lives, is let at the yearly rent of 18 per acre. County Cess 2s. 3½d. yearly for each of 62½. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd and 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The soil is light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Island townland Lord Ashtown, Proprietor. William Trench, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 53 acres, 29 of which are cultivated. The lease 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of 18s. per acre. County Cess 2s. 3½d. per acre for each of 21 only. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Kill-Imer graveyard A grave yard.
Killimer Chapel church Is in ruins.
Killimor townland Major Devereux, Proprietor. This townland contains 698 acres, 254 of which are cultivated, 5 uncultivated, 425 bog and 14 wood. The castle and demesne is let to D. J. Burk by lease for ever at £1. 10s. per acre. County Cess 2s. 9d. per acre for each of 192. Tythe 9d. 6d. and 4¼d. for 1st, 2nd and 3rd quality of ground. John Derenzo, Esq. is receiver of the rent. The rock is limestone. The soil is light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. Here is the ruins of an old chapel dedicated to St. Imer, the E. Gable only is standing, also a holy well called Tubber Imer, at which Stations were performed about 100 years ago. The castle is in perfect repair, built by the Daly family.
Killimordaly parish This parish contains 10,212 statute acres and is of an irregular form. Its greatest length from N. to South being about 6 miles and breadth from E. to W. 5½ miles. It is very level and a considerable portion of it is flow bog. There is neither town or village in it. The rearing and breeding of sheep form a principal part in the employment of farmers.
Knockadalla townland A Representative of Hyacinth Daly, Esq., (Andrew Blake, Esq.). This townland contains 118 acres, which are all cultivated. John Blake, Esq. Agent. Lease 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of £1 per acre. Co. Cess 2s. 1d. per acre for each of 30. Tythe 9d. for 1st, 6d. for 2nd. 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. Rock limestone. Soil light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. John Blake, Esq., Agent.
Knockroe townland Major Devereux, Proprietor. This townland contains 5,113 acres, 438 of which are cultivated and 65 bog. The lease is 3 lives, is let at the yearly rent of 18 per acre. County Cess is 2s. 2½d. per acre for each of 183½ . A limestone, light soil. Produce corn, potatoes and flax. There is one fort about 15 chains N. of the centre of the S. boundary of this townland. Nothing remarkable.
Laragh townland James Daly, Esq., Proprietor. Richard Guiness, Esq., Receiver. This townland contains 645 acres, 265 of which are cultivated, 118 uncultivated and 262 bog. The lease is 1 life and 21 years, is let at the yearly rent of £1 per acre for the arable part. County Cess 2s. 1d. per acre for each of 130. Tythe 1st quality per acre 9d., 2nd 6d, 3rd 4 ¼ d. The rock is light, the soil is light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. The ruins of Lara Castle is near the centre of the townland said to be built in 4 century, its best stones are carried off.
Laragh Castle castle Is in ruins.
Leanareagh townland James Daly, Esq., Proprietor. This townland is all bog except 2 acres of water. No rent. No County Cess. No Tythe. It has a lake on the E. boundary of sd. townland called Leanareawough.
Leanarewaugh Lough lake Is a little lake, of about 15 sq. chains.
Lenamore townland Major Devereux, Proprietor. John Derenzo, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 238 acres, 95 of which are cultivated, 140 bog and 3 wood. The lease is 3 lives. It is let at the yearly rent of 12s. 6d. per acre. County Cess 2s. 1d. yearly per acre for each of 57. The rock is limestone. The soil is light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. No antiquity.
Lios Chluain Cath village Is a village at the road side, and about 2 chains S.W. of a fort.
Lisduff townland Major Devereux, Proprietor. John Derenzo Receiver. This townland contains 204 acres, 190 of which are cultivated and 14 bog. No lease. Is let at the yearly rent of 16s per acre. County Cess 2s. 1d. per acre for each of 139. The rock is limestone. The soil is light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. There is 1 fort about 4 chains N. of the S. boundary. No other antiquity.
Paul's Loughs lake These are 3 little lakes, lying nearly E. and W. of each other. The most easterly one is the largest and is about 25 sq. chains.
Rawford Br. bridge A bridge.
recte Killescragh townland M. J. Browne, Esq., or - Blake, Esq., Proprietor, John Blake, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 309 acres, 128 of which are cultivated, 2 uncultivated and 179 of bog it is let at £1 per acre. County Cess 2s. 1d. per acre for each of 32 do. being the no. of acres of this townland that is cessed. Tythe 9d. 6d. and 4¼d. per acre for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone, the soil light. Produce potatoes, corn and flax. No minerals. No antiquity.
Streamsford townland Jas. O'Hara, Esq., Proprietor. This townland contains 278 acres, 242 of which are cultivated, 29 bog and 7 of wood. The lease is 3 lives. Is let at the yearly rent of £1. 6s. per acre. The above receives his own rent. Co. Cess 2s. per acre for each of 139 of them. Tythe is 9d. for the 1st, 6d. for 2nd, and 4¼d. for 3rd quality of land. The rock is limestone. The soil light. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. No mineral. There is a cottage 2 stories high, the residence of H. McDonnell, Esq. No antiquity.
Tormaun townland Rev. F. E. French, Lord Ashtown, Landlord. Wm. Trench, Esq., Agent. This townland contains 79 acres, 74 of which are cultivated and 5 uncultivated. Lease 3 lives is let at the yearly rent of £1. Co. Cess 2s. 3½d. yearly for each acre of 41. The rock is limestone. The produce potatoes, corn and flax. About ½ the townland is cultivated. There is 1 corn mill and kiln. No mineral. No antiquity.
Tubber Imer [Imer changed to Imor] well A holy well, dedicated to St. Imer. Stations were performed at it heretofore.
Wood Lough lake Is a lake, of about 50 chains.


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Theatre Mirror Reviews - "Kismet"
It's the Book that provides the context. Songs like "Baubles, Bangles and Beads" or "Stranger in Paradise" or "And This is My Beloved" can take on a life of their own and burn themselves into your memory on their own terms, but when you hear them in their original context there is not only a shock of familiarity, but a whole new feeling of relevance. The book for "Kismet" that Charles Lederer and Luther Davis based on Edward Knoblock's play gives these familiar songs a whole new resonance.
For instance, take one of the show's hottest songs: "Not Since Nineveh" --- who would have thought this snappy tune was a hymn to the virtues (metaphoricaly!) to the Biblical Big Apple: Bhagdad? And no one could guess it's sung to a pair of identical-twin Ababu Princesses who are in competition to be the ceremonial first wives of the young Caliph, could they?
In fact, who would believe that with all that "Beloved" and "Paradise" nonsense in the score, that the young lovers in this show never even see one another till scene four of a six-scene first act? Or that the real protagonist is actually the heroine's father? Or is she the heroine? Yes, she marries the white-suited Caliph and probably lives happily ever after, but when her neer- do-well father ends up comforting the lascivious widow of the egotitical and haughtily cruel Wazir, is that not a kind of happily-ever-after after all?
This is not the magical west you see, but the mystic middle- east, where a poet (David Canary) can, in a single day, rise from a begging pauper to the rich recipient of a hundred gold pieces, to an Emir of the city, and even to the father-in-law of the great Caliph --- if he can keep his wits about him, and Allah smiles at his effronteries. He must, of course, sing the necessity of a tale-teller keeping a hand that can "Gesticulate" lest it be chopped off as penalty for acquiring inexplainable wealth. But the vagaries of fate (kismet) are fickle, and even though the first act ends with this fake wizard cursing the true love of his own daughter, ingenious escapes and lightning reverses in kismet (fate) make this fascinating book a deserving setting for Alexander Borodin's melodies set to lyrics by Robert Wright and Luther Davis. Forty-five years after its creation, "Kismet" is still magical.
In this incarnation, David Canary is the bewildered but gutsy Poet, Patricia Ben Peterson his be-bangled daughter, Pedro Porro the all-in-white Caliph, Kenneth Kantor the all-in-black Wazir, and Deborah Tranelli his unfulfilled First Wife. Director/ Choreographer Barry Ivan and Costume Designer Lee Austin have provided beefcake, cheesecake and belly-dancing enough to rival Nineveh, while Jeff Moderinger's set mirrors diaphinous draperies and tiles from Samarkand.
Still, it's the Book that provides the context. Luther Davis wrote screenplays for "A Lion Is in the Streets" and "The Huxters" and Charles Lederer scripted "I Was A Male War Bride" and the classics "His Girl Friday" and "The Thing" --- but when they collaborated with Robert Wright and George Forrest on this musical they made something unique. Millions, upon hearing Alexander Borodin's Quartet in D Major, find their words to "Stranger in Paradise" intruding on that classical music experience. But only those who have seen the show will understand the context that makes it all comprehensible.


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Test beds, the workforce essential to America's technology leadership
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The United States' leadership position in critical technologies can be bolstered by investments in technology testbeds, workforce training and R&D, tech experts say.
President Joe Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 into law earlier this year in a bid to increase U.S. investment in emerging technologies and compete with countries like China, which funnel billions into semi-chip manufacturing. -conductive, AI applications and quantum computing capabilities.
While the CHIPS Act provides $52 billion to spur chip building nationwide, the bulk of the $280 billion package will go to agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Standards Institute. and technology to research and develop emerging technologies, including quantum computing and AI. Billions will also go towards strengthening education and developing a workforce for these technologies.
The U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation held a hearing Thursday to hear technology experts discuss how CHIPS and Science Act funding can be used to build U.S. leadership in these critical technologies.
"To remain globally competitive and protect our future, investments like CHIPS and the Science Act are essential to maintaining our national security, to mitigating being overtaken by adversarial nations whose primary focus is to relegate the United States to the rank of second-tier technology nation," said William Breckenridge III, director of high-performance computing at Mississippi State University and witness at the hearing.
Securing American leadership in critical technologies
Committee Chair Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) told the hearing that international competition in emerging computer technologies is growing. Meanwhile, she said, the United States faces a shortage of quantum computing talent, with less than 5% of US PhDs in relevant fields focused on quantum science.
"The stakes are high," she said. "Funding for [the CHIPS and Science Act] must not stop at credits for the manufacture of chips. America needs access to better chips. But it also needs the research and manpower to use these chips."
Nancy Allbritton, dean of the University of Washington's College of Engineering, said she was encouraged by the passage of the CHIPS and Science Act, noting that "sustained federal investment in these programs is essential" for states to United maintain their leadership. Allbritton was also one of the few witnesses to speak at the hearing.
To remain globally competitive and protect our future, investments such as CHIPS and the Science Act are essential to maintaining our national security.
William Breckenridge IIIDirector, High Performance Computing, Mississippi State University
She said quantum science has enabled "breakthrough" technologies, such as GPS, MRIs and lasers for health applications.
"Achieving quantum information science will fundamentally change the way we live and work," she said.
To support the continued progress of quantum science, Allbritton has supported credits to agencies such as the NSF, which provides grants and funding to academic institutions for science education. She also supported increased federal investments in workforce development and education, accessible quantum testbeds, basic quantum information research, and technology policy.
Jack Clark, co-founder of AI security and research company Anthropic and another witness at the hearing, also backed investment in testbeds across the US for AI. . Clark said the AI testbeds will help train a "diverse new workforce in the art of evaluating and deploying AI systems."
"Testing and evaluating AI systems is fundamental to realizing their business applications and identifying any security issues," Clark said during the hearing. "Therefore, we need to ensure that the National Institute of Standards and Technology is able to set up AI testbeds across America so that local communities can get AI systems out there. lab AIs and vigorously testing and deploying them."
He said investing in experimental infrastructure for the development and testing of AI systems by academic and government users will also help advance U.S. leadership in technology as countries like China are rapidly closing the gap on this leadership position.
"AI is a competitive technology, and China already rivals the United States in AI R&D," Clark said. "In 2021, China published more AI research papers than the United States and filed more patents than any other country."
Makenzie Holland is a news writer covering big tech and federal regulation. Before joining TechTarget, she was a generalist journalist for the Wilmington StarNews and crime and education reporter Wabash Plain Dealer.
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Proud to Have Two Great Interns this Summer!
While other young men and women are getting in trouble or doing nothing this summer, these two young men are learning about the Criminal Justice System and how a business operates! Both Hunter and Ty are doing a wonderful job!
Guilty! Glad to Get Justice for Alex Simmons and his Family! Great Job GBI Agent Shiver!
Verdict, sentence handed down in 2017 Leary homicide case
By Krista Monk | May 31, 2019 at 6:17 PM EDT - Updated May 31 at 6:17 PM
CALHOUN CO., Ga. (WALB) - A Leary homicide trial wrapped up after a jury reached a verdict in the case against Cortez Anderson, who was charged in the bludgeoning death of Alex Simmons Jr., 77.
Anderson was found guilty of felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault and home invasion Friday afternoon. He was arrested by the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office in November of 2017.
Prosecutors argued that Anderson broke into Simmons' home in September of 2017.
District Attorney Joe Mulholland said Anderson bludgeoned Simmons to death with an unknown object over a couple hundred dollars.
Many of the law enforcement officers said it was one of the worst crime scenes they had seen.
The judge sentenced Anderson to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Great Week In Grady County!
March 20, 2019 at 7:08 AM EST - Updated March 20 at 7:12 AM
CAIRO, GA (WALB) - On Tuesday, soon after a jury was seated in the murder case of the State versus Nicholas Liquinte Perry, the proceedings stopped for a plea bargain.
Perry was charged and indicted for the murder of Elijah Smith. District Attorney Joe Mulholland said that the facts showed that on January 7th, 2017, Smith and Perry were involved in a 'mutual combat' fight for $10, in the backyard of a home in Cairo.
Smith's body was found the same day, in the area of 7th Street in Cairo.
After the jury was selected, Perry pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter.
The Honorable Heather H. Lanier sentenced the defendant to twenty years, ten to serve in the State Penitentiary.
"I hope that this will give the family of the victim some closure knowing that the Defendant will serve a lengthy sentence in the State System," D. A. Mulholland said.
"There are no winners in a case like this, especially when the fight was over ten dollars. I pray for all of the family members involved.""
God's Country Will Not Stand For This.
Verdict handed down in Bainbridge murder trial
Thaddus Nundra (Courtesy: WALB)
Posted: Fri 10:58 AM, Feb 15, 2019
By: WALB
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. (WALB) -- A verdict has been reached in the murder trial of a man accused of gunning down a local newspaper employee.
Thaddus Nundra has been convicted of killing 67-year-old Hubert Moore in 2017.
Moore was shot to death in Bainbridge while he was delivering a daily edition of the Bainbridge Post-Searchlight.
Officials say the motive behind the killing was robbery, and that Thaddus Nundra was one of three men who wanted to hold up a store, but happened on Moore first.
Ronnie Dean McFadden, 42, Thaddus Nundra, 38, and Louis Lamorris Ousley, 29, were charged with killing Moore, a longtime employee of the Bainbridge Post-Searchlight.
South Georgia District Attorney Joe Mulholland had strong feelings about this case:
"On October 26th, 2017, the South Georgia Circuit suffered a tragedy that our small corner of Southwest Georgia is not accustomed to. Hubert Moore was shot and killed while preparing for his paper delivery in the early morning hours. Mr. Moore was not shot by an enemy, or a vindictive assailant, but rather was shot randomly by a man determined to rob Mr. Moore of his money.
"Mr. Moore had eight dollars on his person. The killer, Thaddus Nundra, was released from prison a year before the murder. Mr. Hubert spent the last moments of his life lying in an empty parking lot gasping for air. He left behind a wife of twenty-six years. They spent their time together raising cows, enjoying each other, and spoiling their little dog. This Valentine's Day, Mr. Hubert's widow wasn't awakened by a kiss from her husband but rather an empty bed. She received no flowers, nor any signs of affection from her best friend Mr. Moore.
"The only peace I can give Mrs. Moore is that this Valentine's Day the Jury convicted Thaddus Nundra. The Court sentenced him to Life without Parole. Thaddus Nundra will spend whatever time he has left on this world rotting in a ten by ten cell in the State System. While he certainly doesn't deserve even this, I hope that the Moore family and friends can have some closure knowing that his killer will never see the light of day again as a free man.
"Our community was sickened by this crime. This is something that happens in Metro areas, not God's Country. I cannot thank the Jury, Bainbridge Public Safety, Decatur County Sheriff's Office, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and all of the other parties that made this conviction become a reality. Our community will recover from this case and be stronger and more vigilant in the future. But we will never forget Mr. Hubert Moore. Rest in Peace and God Bless You Mr. Hubert."
DNA Update
By Asia Wilson | January 29, 2019 at 10:06 PM EST - Updated January 29 at 10:06 PM
ALBANY, GA (WALB) - A South Georgia district attorney said a new scientific DNA method has been admitted for an upcoming trial out of Bainbridge. And the entire state could begin to use 'True Allele' which could help crime investigators find killers more quickly.
Joe Mulholland, the district attorney for the South Georgia Judicial Circuit, said last week that the judge ruled that True Allele is scientifically reliable and prosecutors can move forward with including this in the trial for Hubert Moore's murder.
Prosecutors were able to use the co-mingled DNA to identify Thaddus Nundra as the man they believe pulled the trigger while Moore was working at the Bainbridge Post Searchlight in 2017.
Thaddus Nundra (Source: Irwin County)
"We were able to say, 'Yes, this was the shooter's hat,' which was Nundra and we also submitted the other two individuals who were involved in the shooting and they were excluded. We were able to say, 'Yes, he's the shooter of the three.' We know he was the one who did the shooting," said Mulholland.
The trial will begin on Feb. 11 in Decatur County.
Prosecutors said that if the three men are convicted, it will go to the supreme court.
Baker County/ Great Job Senior ADA David Atwell!
Baker Co. man pleads guilty to child molestation
By Emileigh Forrester | January 29, 2019 at 4:14 AM EST - Updated January 29 at 4:14 AM
BAKER CO., GA (WALB) - A Baker County man pleaded guilty in a child molestation case, just before he was set to go to trial.
Jeffrey Keen, 30, will spend life in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated child molestation, according to South Georgia District Attorney Joe Mulholland.
Keen entered the guilty plea in Baker County Monday ahead of his trial.
Mulholland said a judge sentenced Keen to life in prison.
He said Keen had a criminal history prior to this.
He said the guilty plea came before jury selection started
Dr. Perlin. Critical Testimony for one of Bainbridge's Biggest Cases
Fox News. Interesting case.
Senior Assistant David Atwell secures Life Without Parole in Grady County
Lopez found guilty, gets life for May 2017 murder
CAIRO — A Grady County jury found Nicholas Lopez guilty of murder and a judge has sentenced him to life without parole.
The two-day trial ended Tuesday, and following the jury's verdict, Grady County Superior Court Judge Kevin Chason handed down the sentence of life without the possibility of parole.
Lopez was indicted for the May 26, 2017 shooting death of Ronald Moon, 49, of Cairo.
"Mr. Lopez had been a thorn in law enforcement's side for quite some time," said South Georgia Judicial Circuit District Attorney Joe Mulholland. "I thank the jury for their hard work and diligence and the Sheriff's Office for a thorough investigation. Senior ADA (David) Atwell did a commendable job trying the case. I pray for Mr. Moon's family and hope this gives them some closure."
Lopez was indicted for murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and aggravated assault.
The Grady County Sheriff's Office headed up the investigation, with Chief Investigator Chris Luckey taking the lead.
According to an incident report, a male complainant told the responding officer that Lopez shot Moon in the chest.
Authorities found Moon, who was in the yard at the incident address with a gunshot wound and excessive bleeding, according to the report.
The trial concluded a long month for the South Georgia Office of the District Attorney in Decatur, Grady and Calhoun counties were trials were being held. The DA's office secured four life without parole convictions, along with a 30-plus-year conviction in a child molestation case in four separate trials.
"Myself and three senior assistants tried four cases and were able to secure four convictions" Mulholland said. "We welcome the opportunity to prep for the coming year and we will be ready to start anew in January. Merry Christmas to everyone in the Circuit and stay safe over the course of the holidays."
Senior Asst. Banks Smith Secures Tough Conviction
Verdict reached in Calhoun Co. prison killing
By WALB News Team | December 3, 2018 at 3:12 PM EST - Updated December 3 at 6:25 PM
MORGAN, GA (WALB) - A jury has reached a verdict in a killing that took place in Calhoun State Prison.
Undrea Burley and Wesley Adams were found guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault and gang activity.
Burley and Adams were sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Demetrius Smith was found not guilty.
Adams, Smith and Burley were all charged with gang activity, felony murder and aggravated assault in the case.
Two people have actually been detained during this trial for throwing gang signs and taking cell phone video inside the courtroom, according to Joe Mulholland, South Georgia District Attorney. The Calhoun County Sheriff's Office is investigating those two detained.
Inmate Joshua Brooks was attacked and found dead in his cell with blunt force trauma to the head, according to Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
Prosecutors said the two people detained are from out of town and are concerned they may have been trying to influence the trial or witnesses.
A corrections officer was also charged in connection to Brooks' death in 2016.
WALB previously reported Shakera Burns was arrested and charged in Brooks' murder.
Mulholland said Burns is awaiting trial and her exact charge is unclear.
Office of the District Attorney, 114 South Broad Street, Bainbridge, GA, 39817, United States(229) 246-1823joekmulholland@yahoo.com


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Aug. 19, 2015 - SPOKANE, WA
Paw Print Genetics announces publication of their investigation of genetic diseases in a rare dog breed known as the Drentsche patrijshond (Drent) or Dutch partridge dog. In collaboration with the Drentsche Patrijshond Club of North America, the Spokane-based company studied 13 Drents for 142 different mutations known to occur in domestic dogs. In this study, two mutations were identified: three dogs were carriers for hyperuricosuria, a condition that can cause bladder stone formation and four dogs were carriers for von Willebrand disease, type 1. In addition, three dogs were found to be at-risk for von Willebrand disease, and may have mild to moderate signs of disease including easy bruising, nose bleeds or bleeding after losing their juvenile teeth, and prolonged bleeding after surgery or trauma.
The study, published in the current issue of the journal Veterinary Record Case Reports, highlights the need to identify genetic risk factors for rare breeds. Common breeds, such as Labrador retrievers, have many disorders known to occur because popular breeds are investigated more frequently. "Because all breeds are susceptible to genetic disease, rare breeds, such as the Drents, have fewer numbers of available breeding dogs and are therefore more susceptible to inherited conditions simply because of population constraints", said Lisa G Shaffer, PhD, CEO of Paw Print Genetics and the lead scientist on the study.
"Identifying breed-specific genetic risks is crucial for avoiding these conditions in future generations of our breed", said Brian O'Connor, President of the Drentsche Patrijshond Club of North America, "we can now use this information in our breeding practices to produce healthier dogs in the future."
For questions about the study or to learn about the genetics of your dog, please contact Paw Print Genetics at https://www.pawprintgenetics.com/ or 509-483-5950.


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The Power of the Pen
January 29, 2021 By The Grey Beard Biker™ 3 Mins Read
Happy Friday, bikers, patriots and friends. It has been nine days since #SleepUncle Joe Biden was inaugurated 46th president of the United States. So many patriots looked on ruefully as he took the oath of office and gave his inauguration speech – the whole event being a charade with nary a Biden supporter present – which has been par for the course since he won the Democratic presidential nomination. And we all know that there was no way this senile old man was able to get 80+ million votes – but this is old news and it is too late to do anything about the election.
The new "savior of the people," Joe Biden, is in a position now that he could work with congress to get his agenda put in place the way our Founding Fathers envisioned – through legislation passed by the representatives of the people and signed into law by him – as the chief executive officer of the United States. Both houses of congress are controlled by a Democrat majority – albeit by very slim margins – so getting his pet projects completed should be a simple matter of working with the legislative branch of the Federal government. But instead of going this route, King Joe has decided to do everything by executive fiat – or should I say executive orders (EOs).
Here is a list of some of Biden's EOs:
Directed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to develop recommendations to modernize regulatory review process
Extended deferrals of deportations of illegal aliens
Halted construction of southern border wall
Ended Trump's alleged "Muslim" immigration ban
Protect Dreamers by fortifying DACA
Requirement to include non-citizens in the Federal census
Rescinded Trump's epic 1776 Commission
Canceled the Keystone XL pipeline
Rejoined the Paris Climate Accord
Rejoined the World Health Organization
Launched 100 Days Masking Challenge to prevent the spread of COVID-19
Requirement to wear masks at airports and on planes, trains and ships
Directed FEMA to create federally funded vaccination centers
Establishment of a Pandemic Testing Board
Restored collective bargaining power and set the groundwork for $15/hour minimum wage
Establishment of a presidential envoy for climate at the National Security Council
Eliminate Federal prison private contracts
Provide Federal funds for abortions in other countries
All told, Emperor Biden has signed 42 executive orders in the nine days since his inauguration. And these have all been signed while the legislative branch has a Democrat majority. But I guess that makes sense since the current congress has had a singular focus since, inauguration day, which has been impeaching Donald Trump and getting a conviction in the senate: something which according to constitutional expert, Alan Dershowitz, is unconstitutional.
I find it very sad that the president, who has called for unity and claimed he would work to benefit all American people, has relied so heavily on the "Power of the Pen." In my opinion, he has failed all Americans and is not acting presidential in even the slightest way. Unfortunately, I am certain there will be many more examples in the coming weeks of Biden operating via fiat rather than through the legislature which directly represents the people of the United States.
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New IRC research: pre-teen and teenage girls in humanitarian settings overwhelmingly suffer abuse by people they know
by International Rescue Committee November 27, 2017
New York, NY, November 27, 2017 — New research by the International Rescue Committee (IRC), in partnership with Columbia University, shows pre-teen and teenage girls living in humanitarian settings in Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Pakistan are experiencing shockingly high levels of physical, emotional and sexual abuse at the hands of their partners or family members.
The findings show that systemic gender inequality leads girls to accept gender-based violence and have low expectations for their futures. The majority of girls in Ethiopia (71%) and DRC (81%) agreed that it is acceptable for a man to hit his wife in certain circumstances. In DRC, 95% of girls agreed that a woman should tolerate violence to keep the family together. The study revealed that young girls, some as young as ten, were more likely to report violence than older girls, highlighting the critical need to reach this age group with targeted solutions such as social and emotional interventions, counseling, and peer support networks.
"This study demonstrates the shocking and widespread levels of violence pre-teen and teenage girls living in humanitarian emergencies are experiencing," said Jodi Nelson, Senior Vice President of Policy and Practice at the IRC. "Evidence shows the majority of violence is perpetrated by those close to them, and this should have major implications for how humanitarian programs aimed at preventing and responding to violence against girls are designed."
Girls in the study had limited access to social networks and female figures they could confide in, and many had very low hope and low expectations for their futures. Humanitarian programming typically ignores pre-teen and teenage girls, traditionally focusing on young children or women.
To address this gap, the IRC worked to improve the social, emotional and psychological wellbeing of adolescent girls, helping them build networks of support and feel more positive about themselves and their futures. These are important steps towards reducing girls' exposure to violence and helping them recover when they do experience violence.
As a result of this work, in Ethiopia, girls were twice as likely to have friends and a trusted non-family female adult to confide in. In DRC, the number of girls who had four or more friends rose from 54% to 96%. In Pakistan, girls were significantly more likely to believe they should be given the same life opportunities as boys. In all three countries, girls felt more hopeful about their futures. Based on these findings, the IRC is calling for more programming and funding focused on pre-teen and teenage girls in humanitarian settings that recognizes this age group as distinct and responds to their unique needs.
To read the full report, click here.


You can call me a country girl, but I love the sight of anything growing–growing corn, growing flowers, growing kids, growing bellies (lovely pregnancy bellies.) So when I passed this farm of the way to our "Mr.Ryan's" place, it got me thinking of its beauty.
Since I had an hour while the kids took carving lessons, I looked up some verses on seeds. It seemed as if the subjecct of "seeds" was grouped into two main categories: seed as applied to HIS people, and seed in reference to a gospel message. I was more interested in the verses on HIS people.
Psalm 22:28 – 30 For the kingdom is the LORD's. . .a seed shall serve HIM.
Psalm 102:27 – 28 But THOU art the same, and THY years shall have no end. The children of THY servants shall continue, and their seed shall be established before THEE.
Isaiah 53: 10 . . .HE shall see HIS seed, HE shall prolong HIS days, and the pleasure of the LORD shall prosper in HIS hand. HE shall see of the travail of HIS soul, and shall be satisfied. . .
Psalm 69: 35 The seed also of HIS servants shall inherit [Zion]: and they that love HIS name shall dwell therein.
P.S. Feel free to add any verses in the comments section.
My husbands favorite parable has always been, "The Parable of the Sower", the book of Mark, chapter 4.