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Anime – an integral part of Japanese culture. We offer you a list of the main attractions of a classic anime and manga culture:
Tohoku Region
G. Ishinomaki – great Shotaro Isinomori
In the city of Ishinomaki was born the famous mangaka Shotaro Isinomori – author of comics as the Robocon, Cyberg 009 who do you fight for ?, Masked rider. As a tribute to the merits of a famous artist Ishinomaki Station was renamed the station Ishinomaki Manga. From the exit of the station is Mangovskaya road directly to the Museum Mangattan – and along the way you will meet the monuments dedicated to the many well-known characters from the works of Isinomori. By the way, the train Mangattan Liner I and II to JR Senseki line Robocon decorated in style.
G. Siroisi – Sengoku Basara
Sengoku Basara: Samurai Kings – anime adaptation of the popular series of games in the genre of action. The series appeared in 2009 and in no time gained worldwide popularity. Among the most ardent fans it is especially important to visit places where supposedly met and fought the heroes of anime. One of the serial battles took place in the city Siroisi, which historically was a stronghold of Clan Kotakura head – rind (in Sengoku Basara, he is also present). Therefore, the city has a city tour bus network specifically for fans of the series – on the facade depict characters Sengoku Basara, so you definitely know them. Do not forget the souvenirs.
Kanto Region
Cities and Waseem Satti – the world of Lucky Star
The incredible popularity of Lucky Star has meant that fans literally occupied the city and Waseem Satti, which allegedly events occur manga and anime series. The author of the manga – Kagami Ёsimidzu – spent all his childhood in Satta, and now it is an old house converted into a Lucky Star Museum, which includes a gallery, several permanent exhibitions and recreated the room of the protagonist – Konate Izumi. And in the city Wasim is Shinto shrine, where the plot of the manga twins worked Hiigari.
G. PHRI – the birthplace of Astro Boy
PHRI – hometown Osamu Tezuka, the author of the manga Astro Boy. Comics robot Astro tell about that experience human feelings. He helps people and is looking for a balance between the robot and the existence of human life.Since then, like Astro Boy anime it appeared his in 1963, the character has become a favorite of millions. Astro has even been awarded the status of honorary citizen PHRI.
Tokyo – A team Norakuro
Comic Norakuro – comics, published from 1931 to 1981 and tells about the adventures of dog Norakuro and his dog team.. Later, the manga was adapted to anime. Norakuro Manga manga contributed to the development of culture in general and remains popular as the Japanese and foreign judges to this day. Fans should visit Takahashi on a shopping street, also known as the Norakuroud – it is decorated with multiple images of manga characters. By the way, on the street you can get to Takahashi Manga Museum Norakuro.
Tokyo – statue Kankiti Ryotsu.
Kochira Katsushikaku Kameari Kouenmae Hashutsujo – classic comedy sёnen manga. The comic tells the story of the life and work of elderly police Kankiti Ryotsu. A popular manga was so high that in addition to the traditional anime series out live-action film, 2 animated full-length works, and even put some plays. Three statues of the hero can be found on the street Kameari (District Katsushika) – bronze were sealed adult Ryotsu, Ryotsu child, and Ryo-san in a traditional costume festival. The character is so well known and popular that it is often possible to see the image on flags district maps for tourists and souvenirs, which, incidentally, can be purchased at Kameari street.
Tokyo – Street-art and Astro Boy
Studio animation Osamu Tezuka, the author of the famous Astro Boy, is located in the Tokyo area Takabanobaba.Admirers of Tezuka can find outside the station Takabanobaba, JR Yamanote Line, a large-scale art, where all the famous manga characters depicted.
Tokyo – Monument Warriors Gundam
At the exit from the station Kami-Igusa, Seibu Shinjuku Line, is a bronze statue of the "Mobile War Gundam." The fact that the area is Kami-Igusa studio Sunrise, producing the anime Gundam. This is one of the largest animation companies in Japan, which account for dozens of successful projects such as the «Inuyasha» and «Code Geass».
Tokyo – the conductor of Galaxy Express 999
Galaxy Express 999 – 1978 animated series of Toei Animation, the film adaptation of the manga of the same name of the author Leydzi Matsumoto. The Galaxy Express tells the story of a boy and girl Tetsuro Meytel who travel through the worlds on the Galaxy Express 999. Statue of a permanent character stories – the conductor of the train – the station is Seibu (closest to the Toei studio), where he was "officially" awarded the title "Honorary ranger station. "
Tokyo – Yoka Kitaro from the cemetery
«Ge-Ge-Ge no Kitaro» – mystical comedy manga author Shigeru Mizuki, tells the story of the Japanese spirits Yoka, their adventures and relationships to human society. five anime series was released on the basis of a comic book.Statue of the main characters of the series – Yoka-boy Kitaro and his father (who was incarnated in his son's eyes), is located in the Tokyo shopping street Tendzi-dori.
Hokuriku Region
Niigata – Baseball Stars
For forty years, Shinji Mizushima draws manga about baseball. Among the most famous of his works – Abu-san, Dokaben, Yakyu-kyo. Many of his characters Mizushima created with real baseball players, and now the heroes of the series can be seen in the author's hometown of Niigata, on the street Manga, in the form of bronze sculptures.
G. Tsuruga -Space Battleship Yamato and Galaxy Express 999
Along the symbolic street in the city of Tsuruga (which starts from Tsuruga Station) are 28 statues of the heroes of manga and anime like Space Battleship Yamato and Galaxy Express 999. Some monuments are whole scenes coming one after the other in chronological order. In the past glory of Tsuruga I had a major shopping city, but now tends to develop as a science center and heroes Battleship Yamato and Galaxy Express 999 have become symbols of the future.
Kansai Region
Mr. Nagata – Iron Man
In Wakamatsu Park, which is just a five-minute walk from JR Shin-Nagata, is the 18-meter statue of Iron Man from the eponymous manga Mitsuteru Yokoyama – or Tetsujin 28-gō (1955). On weekends, there are going to fans of the manga series and animated series, released in 1963 (especially among fans of many members of the older generations).
Chugoku Region
Sakaiminato – train Yoka Kitaro
In the hometown of Shigeru Mizuki, the author's mystical comedy manga Ge-Ge-Ge no Kitaro about spirits Yoka were installed statues of heroes of comics – as a tribute to the famous mangaka. Moreover, at the moment at JR Sakaiminato Line trains decorated in the style of manga Ge-Ge-Ge no Kitaro, called Kitaro, Nezumi Otoko, Neko Museum and Medama Oyaji.
G. Hokuey – where Conan lives
Hokuey – hometown manga Gosё Aoyama, author of comics Meitantei Conan, or "Detective Conan". This is a story about the genius detective, a teenager who because of the machinations of the Black Organization turns to the child, but retains its identity and detective skills. He calls himself Conan Edogawa, enters the junior school and begins to look for a way to do away with the Black Organization. In honor of the famous detective in the town of Conan Hokuey bronze statues were installed, as well as the named street, which connects the JR station and track Yura Japan National Route 9.
Shikoku Region
R. Shikoku – train Anpamman
Anpamman – a fighter for justice, carrot superhero. Anpamman enjoyed great love and popularity among many generations of Japanese people who have grown up on tales of talking bun. In honor of the author, Takashi Yanase, who was born in Kochi Prefecture (the southern coast of Shikoku), in the main w / d in the region train lines were launched in style Anpamman (line JR Shikoku Yousan Line, Kotoku line, Tokushima line). Images of stick-hero can often be seen on the intercity buses in the region and at the station Shikoku sold a variety of souvenirs and flour products.
G. Nankoku – street Takashi Yanase
In Nankoku city, in the shopping district Gomen-machi, there is a street named in honor of the author of the legendary Anpammana – hero-stick of fairy tales. Moreover, along the street to the delight of locals and fans Anpammana exposed stone statues Yanase 7 characters, including himself Anpamman baker Uncle Jam, the main villain Baikimman and Dokin-chan, Melonpanna, Sёkupamman, Karepamman.
G. Kitakyushu – Robot Meytel
Robo-Meytel copy of the manga and anime series Galaxy Express 999 welcomes visitors in Kitakyushu airport. Past you will not pass – Meytel stands behind the information desk at the entrance to the city, and by the way, the robot can talk through the microphone.


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Scholarly Works (22 results)
The Rational Design and Synthesis of Graphene Nanoribbons and Graphene Nanoribbon Functional Nanoarchitectures
Durr, Rebecca Ann
UC Berkeley Electronic Theses and Dissertations (2017)
Graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) are narrow strips of graphene that have exceptional phys-ical and electronic properties. GNR band-gap engineering by fine-tuning the width, edge geometry, and doping pattern of GNRs is required for integration into post-silicon electronic devices. To this end, we have developed several techniques to create armchair and chevron GNRs of varying widths (Chapter 2). In order to further tune the electronic properties of GNRs, we explore the synthesis and applications of a series of doped GNRs (Chapter 3). Namely, incorporating N-, O-, and S-dopant atoms along the edges of chevron GNRs induces a characteristic shift in the energy of conduction and valence band edge states. Furthermore, the controlled synthesis of atomically-precise bottom-up GNR heterojunctions represents a critical step toward the goal of integrating GNRs into device applications where their ex-ceptional electronic properties can be exploited. To this end, we developed two methods of creating atomically precise GNR heterojunctions (Chapter 4), first via post-synthetic mod-ification of the GNR edges, and second by employing a hierarchical growth process. Our work demonstrates tunable methods for band-gap engineering of graphene nanostructures for advanced electronic applications.
Maxwell-Lorentz Dynamics of Rigid Charges
Bauer, G.
Deckert, D. -A.
Dürr, D.
We establish global existence and uniqueness of the dynamics of classical electromagnetism with extended, rigid charges and fields which need not to be square integrable. We consider also a modified theory of electromagnetism where no self-fields occur. That theory and our results are crucial for approaching the as yet unsolved problem of the general existence of dynamics of Wheeler Feynman electromagnetism, which we shall address in the follow up paper.
Delay Equations of the Wheeler-Feynman Type
Vona, N.
We present an approximate model of Wheeler-Feynman electrodynamics for which uniqueness of solutions is proved. It is simple enough to be instructive but close enough to Wheeler-Feynman electrodynamics such that we can discuss its natural type of initial data, constants of motion and stable orbits with regard to Wheeler-Feynman electrodynamics.
On the Existence of Dynamics of Wheeler-Feynman Electromagnetism
We study the equations of Wheeler-Feynman electrodynamics which is an action-at-a-distance theory about world-lines of charges that interact through their corresponding advanced and retarded Li
enard-Wiechert field terms. The equations are non-linear, neutral, and involve time-like advanced as well as retarded arguments of unbounded delay. Using a reformulation in terms of Maxwell-Lorentz electrodynamics without self-interaction, which we have introduced in a preceding work, we are able to establish the existence of conditional solutions. These are solutions that solve the Wheeler-Feynman equations on any finite time interval with prescribed continuations outside of this interval. As a byproduct we also prove existence and uniqueness of solutions to the Synge equations on the time half-line for a given history of charge trajectories.
Investigation of phonatory characteristics using ex vivo rabbit larynges.
Döllinger, Michael
Kniesburges, Stefan
Berry, David A
Birk, Veronika
Wendler, Olaf
Dürr, Stephan
Alexiou, Christoph
Schützenberger, Anne
Quantitative analysis of phonatory characteristics of rabbits has been widely neglected. However, preliminary studies established the rabbit larynx as a potential model of human phonation. This study reports quantitative data on phonation using ex vivo rabbit larynx models to achieve more insight into dependencies of three main components of the phonation process, including airflow, vocal fold dynamics, and the acoustic output. Sustained phonation was induced in 11 ex vivo rabbit larynges. For 414 phonatory conditions, vocal fold vibrations, acoustic, and aerodynamic parameters were analyzed as functions of longitudinal vocal fold pre-stress, applied air flow, and glottal closure insufficiency. Dimensions of the vocal folds were measured and histological data were analyzed. Glottal closure characteristics improved for increasing longitudinal pre-stress and applied airflow. For the subglottal pressure signal only the cepstral peak prominence showed dependency on glottal closure. In contrast, vibrational, acoustic, and aerodynamic parameters were found to be highly dependent on the degree of glottal closure: The more complete the glottal closure during phonation, the better the aerodynamic and acoustic characteristics. Hence, complete or at least partial glottal closure appears to enhance acoustic signal quality. Finally, results validate the ex vivo rabbit larynx as an effective model for analyzing the phonatory process.
Drug-induced sleep endoscopy in persistent pediatric sleep-disordered breathing after adenotonsillectomy.
Durr, Megan L
Meyer, Anna K
Kezirian, Eric J
Rosbe, Kristina W
OBJECTIVES: To demonstrate the feasibility of drug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE) in the pediatric population and to examine DISE results in children with persistent sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) after tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy (T&A). DESIGN: Retrospective case series with medical chart review. SETTING: Tertiary pediatric medical center. PATIENTS: Thirteen pediatric subjects with persistent SDB after T&A are included in the study. INTERVENTION: Drug-induced sleep endoscopy was per-formed on all patients with documentation of all sites of persistent airway obstruction. RESULTS: Multilevel upper-airway obstruction was identified in the majority of patients, most commonly related to tongue base obstruction, adenoid regrowth, and/or inferior turbinate hypertrophy. There were no differences among the 4 subgroups. CONCLUSIONS: Findings from DISE suggest that multiple factors contribute to airway obstruction in persistent SDB after T&A. Further research can address the extent to which directed surgical treatment can improve outcomes in these patients.
Airway hemangiomas in PHACE syndrome.
Huoh, Kevin C
Frieden, Ilona J
OBJECTIVES/HYPOTHESIS: To describe the clinical presentation and airway characteristics of infants with airway hemangiomas and concomitant PHACE syndrome and to determine the prevalence of airway hemangiomas in PHACE subjects at our institution. STUDY DESIGN: Case series. METHODS: Retrospective review including clinical presentation, airway findings, treatment measures, and outcomes. RESULTS: A total of 23 subjects were diagnosed with definite PHACE at our institution between September 1, 2005 and September 1, 2011. Twelve (52%) of these subjects had documented airway hemangiomas, six of whom were diagnosed and treated at our institution. All six subjects underwent direct laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy by a pediatric otolaryngologist. Five (83%) subjects had subglottic hemangioma. Three subjects (50%) had additional hemangioma within the airway located on the epiglottis, vocal folds, posterior pharyngeal wall, and tracheal wall. Five subjects (83%) were treated with propranolol, five (83%) were treated with systemic steroids, and one subject received vincristine. One subject required laser ablation of subglottic hemangioma and tracheotomy. All subjects were airway symptom free at last follow-up (average, 35 months; range, 13-76 months). CONCLUSIONS: Airway hemangiomas can be a life-threatening complication of PHACE syndrome. At our institution, 52% of all PHACE subjects were diagnosed with airway hemangiomas. Early detection of airway involvement is paramount. Given the high rates of airway hemangiomas, we recommend performing direct laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy in all PHACE patients with respiratory symptoms. We recommend having a low threshold for airway evaluation in asymptomatic PHACE patients, especially those who will not be otherwise started on propranolol.
Iodine versus Bromine Functionalization for Bottom-Up Graphene Nanoribbon Growth: Role of Diffusion
Bronner, Christopher
Marangoni, Tomas
Rizzo, Daniel J
Durr, Rebecca A
Jørgensen, Jakob Holm
Fischer, Felix R
Crommie, Michael F
UC Berkeley Previously Published Works (2017)
© 2017 American Chemical Society. Deterministic bottom-up approaches for synthesizing atomically well-defined graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) largely rely on the surface-catalyzed activation of selected labile bonds in a molecular precursor followed by step-growth polymerization and cyclodehydrogenation. While the majority of successful GNR precursors rely on the homolytic cleavage of thermally labile C-Br bonds, the introduction of weaker C-I bonds provides access to monomers that can be polymerized at significantly lower temperatures, thus helping to increase the flexibility of the GNR synthesis process. Scanning tunneling microscopy imaging of molecular precursors, activated intermediates, and polymers resulting from stepwise thermal annealing of both Br and I substituted precursors for chevron GNRs reveals that the polymerization of both precursors proceeds at similar temperatures on Au(111). This surprising observation is consistent with diffusion-controlled polymerization of the surface-stabilized radical intermediates that emerge from homolytic cleavage of either the C-Br or the C-I bonds.
Global phosphorus retention by river damming.
Maavara, Taylor
Parsons, Christopher T
Ridenour, Christine
Stojanovic, Severin
Dürr, Hans H
Powley, Helen R
Van Cappellen, Philippe
More than 70,000 large dams have been built worldwide. With growing water stress and demand for energy, this number will continue to increase in the foreseeable future. Damming greatly modifies the ecological functioning of river systems. In particular, dam reservoirs sequester nutrient elements and, hence, reduce downstream transfer of nutrients to floodplains, lakes, wetlands, and coastal marine environments. Here, we quantify the global impact of dams on the riverine fluxes and speciation of the limiting nutrient phosphorus (P), using a mechanistic modeling approach that accounts for the in-reservoir biogeochemical transformations of P. According to the model calculations, the mass of total P (TP) trapped in reservoirs nearly doubled between 1970 and 2000, reaching 42 Gmol y(-1), or 12% of the global river TP load in 2000. Because of the current surge in dam building, we project that by 2030, about 17% of the global river TP load will be sequestered in reservoir sediments. The largest projected increases in TP and reactive P (RP) retention by damming will take place in Asia and South America, especially in the Yangtze, Mekong, and Amazon drainage basins. Despite the large P retention capacity of reservoirs, the export of RP from watersheds will continue to grow unless additional measures are taken to curb anthropogenic P emissions.
Sleep-disordered breathing in pediatric head and neck vascular malformations.
Mamlouk, Mark D
To determine the prevalence of sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) symptoms among children with head and neck vascular malformations and to compare obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)-18 scores between children with head and neck vascular malformations and children with non-head and neck vascular malformations.Retrospective cohort and prospective cross-sectional studies METHODS: Forty-three pediatric subjects with head and neck vascular malformations evaluated at a tertiary-care multidisciplinary vascular anomalies center were included in a retrospective cohort study. Eighty-three consecutive pediatric subjects with vascular malformations evaluated at the same center were included in the prospective cross-sectional study.In the retrospective cohort study, 20 (47%) subjects with head and neck malformations had documented SDB symptoms. Of those with SDB symptoms, five (25%) required long-term tracheotomy. The children with SDB symptoms had greater vascular malformation size, more extensive pharyngeal involvement, greater vascular malformation mass effect on airway, and closer proximity of malformation to airway when compared to children without SDB symptoms. For the prospective cross-sectional study, 23% of pediatric subjects had malformations of the head and neck. Those with head and neck malformations had a higher OSA-18 score and a lower overall quality of life (QOL) score when compared to subjects with non-head and neck malformations.Nearly half of children with head and neck vascular malformations have SDB symptoms. Children with head and neck vascular malformations have a higher OSA-18 score and lower overall QOL score when compared to children with non-head and neck vascular malformations.4. Laryngoscope, 127:2159-2164, 2017.

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    module Style
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      # it can be combined with the `else` to become an `elsif`.
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      #
      # @example
      #   # bad
      #   if condition_a
      #     action_a
      #   else
      #     if condition_b
      #       action_b
      #     else
      #       action_c
      #     end
      #   end
      #
      #   # good
      #   if condition_a
      #     action_a
      #   elsif condition_b
      #     action_b
      #   else
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      #   end
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      # @example AllowIfModifier: false (default)
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      #   if condition_a
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      #   else
      #     action_b if condition_b
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      #     action_a
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      #     action_b
      #   end
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      #   # good
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      #   else
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          return if node.ternary? || node.unless?

          else_branch = node.else_branch

          return unless else_branch&.if_type? && else_branch&.if?
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        end

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          allow_if_modifier? && else_branch&.modifier_form?
        end

        def allow_if_modifier?
          cop_config['AllowIfModifier']
        end
      end
    end
  end
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Q: Passing multiple keywords to Search API I need some help on using the WordPress Search API /wp-json/wp/v2/search
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Some of the natural remedies for anxiety Meital suggests include meditation, drinking chamomile tea, and introducing herbal supplements (such as magnesium). There is even some research suggesting that anxiety may have digestive origins. Changing your diet to cut out or reduce certain foods (such as sugary treats) and introduce or increase your consumption of other foods (like bananas) may significantly reduce your level of anxiety. Exercise can also be a useful means of warding off both anxiety and depression.
You might be surprised by how effective small changes in your habits and behavior can be in battling anxiety. Granted, drinking one cup of tea will not instantaneously melt away all of your stress and anxiety, but trying a few or all of these suggestions regularly across several weeks is very likely to chip away at your level of anxiety and may also reduce or eliminate panic attacks. Why not give some of them a try?
Maggie Milligan, MSW Student, is an Intern Social Worker at Mindful Therapy Group, working under the supervision of Derek Crain, MSW, LICSW.


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NU Graduate School of Public Policy, Academy of Public Administration and Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Launch Civil Servants Program
By Zhanna Shayakhmetova in Nation on 15 September 2020
NUR-SULTAN – The Nazarbayev University Graduate School of Public Policy (NU GSPP), the Academy of Public Administration under the President of Kazakhstan and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy of the National University of Singapore just launched the Leader of the New Formation student program, the NU Press Office reported.
Fifty senior civil servants will take part in a 10-week program delivered by experts from Kazakhstan and Singapore as part of the program. The course focuses on key areas of public policy development that include the latest trends and innovations in public administration, scenario planning and future thinking, strategic communications and behavioral insights in policy decision making.
The President of Nazarbayev University Shigeo Katsu noted that COVID-19 and the future perspectives of the post-COVID-19 world are examples of the more volatile, more unpredictable and uncertain, more complex and ambiguous reality of the near future.
"Getting familiar with future thinking and scenario planning type of exercises and being able to communicate strategically both with the population and among peers in the government is going to be extremely important. So will moving and developing behavioral insights, emotional intelligence, learning how to connect and understand people – that all is going to make all the difference when it comes to successful planning and successful implementation of policy," Katsu said at the Sept. 7 online opening ceremony.
Katsu also believes that civil servants will to find new motivation and new commitment to serve the country.
The training program is aimed at building the capacity of participants in three core competencies – global vision, effective communication and transformational leadership. These competencies are important for developing comprehensive policy, regulating and assessing the implementation of state programs and other projects and the formation of an effective organizational culture of the government apparatus on the principles of innovation, focus on results, flexibility and pragmatism.
Kazakhstan's First President Nursultan Nazarbayev spoke about the concept of the Leader of the New Formation in his address to the people in 2018. Nazarbayev instructed the NU GSPP and the Academy of Public Administration to deliver executive training for political managers and civil servants.
The NU GSPP has a mission is improving the quality of life of the people of Kazakhstan and Central Asia by training leaders to improve governance through excellence in teaching, research and executive development that focuses on key policy and leadership challenges.
The Graduate School of Public Policy also offers training and programs for the members of the Presidential youth personnel reserve.
The initiative to create the Presidential youth personnel reserve was one of the key planks of Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's election platform. He noted that the country needs civil servants who are not afraid to take responsibility and make innovative and effective decisions. Last year, 300 people were selected to join the reserve.
On Sept. 12, Aide to the President of Kazakhstan Erlan Karin said that 152 people from the Presidential youth personnel reserve got positions in various state bodies.
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Cowhide panels were created by Howard Anderson Upholstery and framed up by our team here at Nigel Molloy Joinery, the results speak for themselves - they look great!
It was out with the pompous, nouvelle cuisine that was a fad in the 1980's and in with the concept that dining out should be fun and value for money that led to the birth of the Lone Star.
The original menu was a combination of Kiwi classics, embellished with a few Lone Star originals. Dishes such as the Lassoo of Hog, Dixie Chicken, Johnny Cash Stash and the iconic Redneck Ribs remain on the menu to this day.


sparkling waters of a large stream. The house is bathed by the rising sun. It offers tranquil shade in the evening on the veranda.
the good things we have & often take it all for granted. We chase after the mirages of false treasures & become blind to how blessed we truly are.
We often see people letting go of their wonderful children, their families, their spouse, their friends, their professions, their knowledge, their good health & the amazing memories of life that was accumulated over the years. They throw out all those priceless possessions which اللَّهُ Subhana wa Ta'ala has given them so freely in the mad pursuit of better & more wonderful.
How many homes have been broken with the expectation of the grass being greener on the other side...?
How many children have been cast aside because of mistakes & not living up to their parents expectations...?
How many professions have been cast asidè in pursuit of a better one which brought about more frustration & stress...?
How many are suffering from ill-health due to not valuing their good health..?
that are truly ur most precious treasures which money can never buy.
not the price of things."


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Jenny Mollen Poses Nude As She Says Thin Frame Is 'Not Anorexia' but Scary Postpartum Thyroid Issue
"I don't know what it says about me that I got this thin and didn't think there was anything wrong."
By Lindsay Kimble
Days after revealing that she's likely suffering from a thyroid issue, Jenny Mollen showed off her nude frame on Instagram and hit back at those critiquing her weight.
"Not anorexia, it's a thyroid issue," wrote the mom of two. "I don't know what it says about me that I got this thin and didn't think there was anything wrong."
Mollen — who welcomed her second child, son Lazlo, last October — said that on Friday she discovered "a bulge" in her neck that inspired her to seek out a doctor.
"I'm STILL waiting on blood work but my doc thinks it's Graves," she said. "If you just had a baby and have lost an inordinate amount of weight, feel like you are on cocaine, are suddenly heat intolerant, and can't stop losing hair, and feel like your husband is being a dick it might just be your thyroid!! Get checked."
In the accompanying photo, Mollen, 38, posed naked and wrapped her arms around her body.
She also addressed the health scare on her Instagram story, revealing that he doctor said she won't get her full testwork back until Sunday. "I can't wait until Sunday," said Mollen.
According to the American Thyroid Association, Graves' disease is an autoimmune disease which can lead to overactivity in the thyroid gland. The Association said Graves' disease is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism.
Mollen first opened up about her "rapid weight loss" on Friday, addressing her followers who had "written and asked" about her body change.
"Weight loss that to be honest, I couldn't really explain until now," she wrote on social media.
RELATED: Jenny Mollen Shows Off Her Post-Pregnancy Body 5 Months After Giving Birth to Son Lazlo.
She asked her followers for advice if they'd struggled with similar rapid postpartum weight loss, writing, "Though I am not certain, I have good reason to believe it is some sort of hyperthyroidism. Apparently this is common in women AFTER PREGNANCY. "


Will all of the applications have to share the same user id? ex. Say I have an active directory user ID that is the same as my Ebusiness Suite user ID. However, my work order system my user id is formatted in a different fashion. Do you have to synchronize the user IDs prior to using Oracle Access Manager or is there something that tracks who a user is behind the scenes?
At what step does authorization happens? The roles and policies the user is accustomed to.
clear and crisp session.Please share few more videos on OAM.Thanks for sharing !!


The National Highways and Motorways Police (NH&MP) has launched a Smart Phone App "Hamsafar" to facilitate commuters by providing real time road condition, instant weather updates and help to commuters in distress.
The Smart Phone App "Hamsafar" (Companion) will enable users to acquire instant information on road situation, weather condition and traffic volume as well as seek help in times of distress.
The application software is designed to aid travelers by timely notification of variable scenarios, fed into the system by App Monitors of NH&MP and displayed on the user dashboard through virtual bulletin boards.
The range of messages covers blockades, closures, diversions, fog, blind spots, black spots and congestions.
In consideration of road safety precautions, warnings are announced using voice mode, and thus save the driver from diverting his visual attention to screen.
Launching ceremony of NH&MP smart phone app "Hamsafar". The app is now live on Play Store.
When encountered with any inconvenience during travel, the application provides user the access to seek help. The choice of a relevant category from the menu forthwith transmits an alert to the control room which, in turn, dispatches a patrolling vehicle to the site of occurrence and also liaises with service providers to respond to the request.
Once help arrives at the designated spot and the needful is done, the ticket is closed by the user, thereby indicating that the issue has been resolved.


#1 – All ice cream is made from milk (or cream) and milk contains protein, so therefore all ice cream contains protein.
#2 – The type of milk (or cream) used to make the ice cream will dictate the fat content, and therefore dictate the calorie content. Although milkfat may vary, protein remains the same by volume.
#3 – Some brands will add additional whey protein to their products so that they can market it as a high-protein choice. Check out the ingredient list for this and any extra additives.
But really—how much protein do we need?
Although eating a product that promises protein in a good-to-eat package sounds great, protein is one nutrient we, as Americans, are likely not deficient in.
Almost everyone is getting an adequate amount of protein on a daily basis. Of course, athletes— or those who exercise regularly and weight train—will have somewhat higher needs. The Recommended Dietary Allowance, or RDA, for protein is 0.8 grams per kilogram of body weight. So for the average man weighing 195 pounds (88.4 kg), he'd need about 70 grams of protein a day. But guess what? That amount equals 2.4 ounces—only a little larger than a standard tennis ball.
The problem is that any extra protein we eat and don't use gets filtered out through our urine. So overconsumption of protein equals overworking the kidneys. Over time, that could lead to kidney damage.
There are numerous other foods that provide excellent daily sources of protein, such as animal products like beef, poultry, pork, eggs and dairy. Plant foods like whole grains, beans, legumes, nuts and vegetables also contribute to our dietary protein intake, and tend to be much healthier choices. Any whole food that's low in saturated fat and refined sugars but high in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants are great choices.
High-protein, low-calorie ice creams can potentially satisfy your sweet-tooth craving without all the added calories, fats, and sugars in traditional ice creams or other desserts. Many of these low-calorie ice creams are sweetened with sugar alcohols. It's worthwhile to note, however, that although they don't impact blood sugar levels or contribute to calorie counts, they can have some gastrointestinal-related side effects for some people if consumed in high quantities.
Although some say these options can fill you up more than other ice creams—so you end up eating less—here's where reading the ingredient list makes even more sense. Typically, it's fat that, in any food, gives us that sense of satiety or fullness. But food companies will add fillers, particularly to lower-fat ice cream, to try and elicit a similar reaction from the consumer. Examples can include cellulose, carrageenan, soy and even air.
So read the ingredient list. What is in it that makes it low-calorie/high-protein? Can you pronounce all of the ingredients? Just how many ingredients are in it? Generally speaking the fewer ingredients the better, when it comes to any food.
Another potential pitfall is that because these ice creams are marketed as "healthier," you might end up eating a lot more dessert than you planned for. For example, a pint of one of these products might have the same calories as a half-cup of "regular" ice cream. So think of it as a balance between your personal position on processed foods such as high-protein ice creams and your ability to control your portion size.
In some instances, these low-calorie ice cream treats may be satisfactory to help ward off sweet cravings with fewer calories or allow you to let yourself "over-indulge" without all the guilt. But sometimes you may just want to eat the real stuff, in proper portions, and that's OK too.
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The historic county of Derbyshire, located in the 21st century region of East Midlands, was represented in Parliament from the 13th century. This article provides a list of constituencies constituting the Parliamentary representation from Derbyshire.

In 1889 Derbyshire became an administrative county and in 1974 much the same area became a shire county. Derby became a unitary authority in 1997, but it remains part of the ceremonial county of Derbyshire.

The first part of this article covers the constituencies wholly or predominantly within the area of the historic county of Derbyshire, both before and after the administrative changes of 1889 and 1974. The second part refers to constituencies mostly in another historic county, which included some territory from the historic county of Derbyshire (if any). The summaries section only refers to the constituencies included in the first section of the constituency list.

List of constituencies
Article names are followed by (UK Parliament constituency). The constituencies which existed in 1707 were those previously represented in the Parliament of England.

Key to abbreviations:
 (Type) BC Borough constituency, CC County constituency.
 (Administrative County in Notes) D historic/administrative/shire/ceremonial county of Derbyshire.

Constituencies wholly or predominantly in the historic county

Constituencies mostly in another historic county

Periods constituencies represented

Summaries

Summary of Constituencies by Type and Period

Summary of Members of Parliament by Type and Period

See also
 Wikipedia:Index of article on UK Parliament constituencies in England
 Wikipedia:Index of articles on UK Parliament constituencies in England N-Z
 Parliamentary representation by historic counties
 First Protectorate Parliament
 Unreformed House of Commons

References

"History of Parliament". Retrieved 2013-10-28

Derbyshire, Historic county of
Politics of Derbyshire


The first time I stayed in St Kilda it was for the Moomba Festival not far from here. This part of Acland Street is a tourist strip, with cafes and a futuristic-looking tram stop. Walk down the road and there's the Halycon building, once a grand mansion and later a rooming house...and at the other end the Prince of Wales hotel. Which is not far from the closed Gatwick Hotel, renowned as the home for down and outs. Amazing contrast of boom and bust in this beachside suburb only 6km from Melbourne's CBD!


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Fight Zionist/Imperialist Genocide! For International Workers Action!
Consistent Democrats Uncategorized August 3, 2021 August 3, 2021 8 Minutes
To Liberate Palestine Needs Permanent Revolution
Palestinian family mourn the deaths of three children killed by Israeli air attack, in Northern Gaza, May 14
"The-times-they-are-a-changing": as one well known Palestine Solidarity activist, of Jewish origin, recently said, evoking Bob Dylan in a call for the formation of a new Palestine solidarity movement in Britain. They certainly are! Criticisms of Zionism that were considered taboo just a few short years ago are now becoming so obvious that they will soon be mainstream on the left. That Political Zionism is Jewish supremacism is increasingly becoming common knowledge and entering the left mainstream, this stronger emphasis of many fighters for Palestine on this is to be welcomed. Political Zionism is indeed a Jewish supremacist movement.
The old prejudice that Zionism was simply a tool of Western colonialism, that was by that token not really Jewish at all, and had no independent agency of its own, is being dissipated by the radicalisation that has happened in Britain as a result of the experience of the orchestrated role of Zionism in undermining Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party, where Zionist smear campaigns managed to reach where ordinary British imperialist chauvinism was unable to. This radicalisation has now been deepened, and on a world-wide level, by the victory of the Palestinian people in the Saif Al-Quds (Sword of Jerusalem) war of May 2021, which for the first time for decades united the Palestinian people from the River to the Sea in a struggle against Zionism, and forced Israel to make concessions and call a face-saving ceasefire much earlier than planned in the face of such Palestine-wide resistance, which threatened the very stability of the Jewish state.
The activist referred to earlier, Tony Greenstein, gets it almost right when he writes of the comparison between Zionism and the earlier struggle against South African apartheid:
"The campaign against Israel is different in one crucial respect from that against apartheid in South Africa. Whereas the latter had no domestic support base, apart from the capitalists, right-wing Tories and fascists, the Israeli state has a lobby that is strong and powerful.
"Israel has support within the Jewish community. The last survey by Yachad of British Jews in 2015 found that 59% identify as Zionists. However 31% said that they weren't Zionists. This was down 13% on a similar survey 5 years previously.
"Despite the attempt to label BDS as anti-Semitic, 24% of British Jews support some form of sanctions on Israel. Among secular Jews this rises to 40% and among the under-30s it is 41%. Compare this with the Board of Deputies, which purports to speak for British Jews, which never criticises Israel. Zionist organisations have hijacked the voice of "British Jews". British Jews are in the words of Barnaby Raine the Establishment's 'favourite pets: heroic colonists in the Middle East and successful citizens in the West.'"
https://tonygreenstein.com/2021/07/why-we-need-a-genuine-palestine-solidarity-movement/
One important difference between South Africa and the Zionist state is that the latter has a powerful ethnic lobby as its base of support in the West that the Boer/Anglo regime never had, separate and distinct from the run of the mill bourgeois forces that over South Africa, as over Kenya, Malaya, Ireland, you name it, backed the West's colonial allies in all its more conventional colonial type wars.
Biden panders to the Israel lobby
This reference to the Zionist Jewish establishment as 'successful citizens in the West' can only refer to the Jewish-Zionist bourgeois layers that use the power of their property and wealth to give rise to the 'strong and powerful' Israel lobby, which is primarily an ethnocentric lobby or faction within the bourgeoisie. Which is disproportionate in size simply because of the much higher proportion of Jews who have risen into the Western bourgeoisies over a prolonged period, a historical legacy of the social role of the Jews as a class of commodity traders under European feudalism. The younger, more secular Jewish layers who are less enamoured with Zionism's crimes are obviously outside this bourgeois, ruling-class layer.
But the point about Zionist Jews who are 'successful citizens' (i.e. leading figures in the ruling class) being mere 'pets' is a misreading: they are much more valuable to the bourgeois establishment than that, a class-conscious reserve, previously mistakenly maligned from the standpoint of the gentile bourgeoisie, now among their most celebrated class brethren.
Israel is more than a Western pet in another sense, as typified by the Israeli arms company Elbit systems, whom Palestine Action's activists, are organising against with great courage while being maligned by PSC. Elbit is no subsidiary of the West, it epitomises the imperialist nature of Israel and its overseas lobbies as a distinct force within the pantheon of imperialist powers. As we wrote recently:
"This is not some Western arms exporter supplying arms to a client, like Saudi Arabia in Yemen. This is an Israeli arms company that supplies high-tech weaponry to the West and its clients: to the British armed forces, those of the US, France, Italy, Belgium, Brazil, Colombia, the Philippines; from military drones to night-vision equipment and other military surveillance equipment. Its military hardware is marketed as tested in action, i.e., against the Palestinian people. Israel is a far tougher nut to crack than any mere colonial outpost, it is an imperialist enemy in its own right. Therefore, you get the contradictory phenomenon where, while Israel sometimes acts like a Western client state, at other times the US and other Western powers act like Israeli client states. The overlapping of the ruling classes means there is an element of truth in both."
https://www.consistent-democrats.org/uncategorized/for-permanent-revolution-to-destroy-zionist-colonialism-and-ethnocracy/
The current scandal involving another Israeli hi-tech company connected with the Israeli military, NSO Group, and its spyware Pegasus, being used to spy on and steal the data of human rights activists, lawyers acting for the victims of political persecution, in numerous countries around the world, including that of Israel's kindred anti-Muslim persecutor Modi in India, Mexico, Saudi Arabia (Israel's client), Morocco, Kazakhstan, and Hungary whose right-wing nationalist government both fulminates against alleged 'subversion' from prominent Jews like George Soros, and is an Israeli client state. These things might seem incidental, except that they emphasise that Israel is in the vanguard of reaction, a quartermaster to imperialism generally and its repressive clients around the globe, and a danger to democratic rights wherever its operative go.
Zionism is a genocidal project in its own right; it always has been. Right from the beginning its aims were substantially different to movements with which is it often compared, such as the movement led by Marcus Garvey that advocated that the descendants of those Africans kidnapped and used as slaves by early Western capitalism, particularly in the Americas, should return to Africa. These movements were simply both utopian and limited in their aims: basically, to ameliorate the oppression suffered by the descendants of the enslaved by creating Black African states that they could 'return' to. Their forcible exile was real, and 'return' was no answer to their oppression. The outcome of that movement was the creation of two impoverished neo colonies in Africa, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, that have proved, because of their somewhat artificial nature, more impoverished and unstable than the more traditional African semi-colonial nations that neighbour them, and completely unable to liberate any black people.
The Zionist project was very different from these. Right from the very beginning, far from expressing hostility to imperialism and colonialism in any sense, Zionism modelled itself on colonialism. The effective founder of Zionism as a movement, Theodore Herzl, praised the British arch-coloniser of Africa, Cecil Rhodes, and sought to emulate him. It is now very clear that Zionism did evolve a strategy that indeed was able to liberate the Jews from the historic oppression that began in the late feudal period in Europe and persisted through both the progressive phase of capitalism and the early period of imperialist capitalism, culminating in the obscenity of Hitler's genocide.
That strategy involved using the social weight that Jews had achieved in the imperialist bourgeoisie despite their frequent oppression and persecution, to create by transplantation an advanced capitalist, imperialist state in the Middle East, that could create the conditions where the bulk of Jews could be liberated from oppression by joining the world's dominant, oppressor peoples. This strategy has proven highly successful as Israel is now, despite its comparatively small size and population, an imperialist regional superpower in the Middle East, armed with hundreds of nuclear weapons and an advanced, hi-tech computer-derived armaments industry that acts as a quartermaster to many of the most powerful imperialist countries.
However, it was not a universalist strategy that aimed to liberate Jews alongside all other peoples from systematic oppression. It always aimed to liberate Jews at the expense of another people, the Palestinian Arabs, whose population was actively unwanted. Logically the project of Political Zionism could only succeed if the Palestinian Arab population were expelled or otherwise disposed of. But mere expulsion is problematic as it means a large, exiled refugee population exists as a permanent reminder to the world that Israel is built on land taken by force from them, and thus was founded through a massive crime. So, the logic of Zionism can only be genocidal, and that is now becoming widely recognised.
Only Zionist lobbying power can keep the lid on this. The Zionist lobbies are a unique formation based centrally on ethnocentric Jewish chauvinist politics within the Western imperialist ruling classes. They are an alliance of similarly minded but sometimes dissenting factions – they are not monolithic. A Jewish-born capitalist in the West is entitled by right to Israeli citizenship under Israel's racist 'Law of Return', and thus to become part of Israel's ruling class. Many though not all do. Much of Israel's power comes from these pro-Israel ruling-class factions overseas. Israel's ruling class overlaps with the ruling classes of the West, which is why its power is proportionately much greater than its size and population. Without this, Israel's power would be no greater than that of, say Denmark. But Denmark's Prime Minister cannot do things like marching into the US Congress to ovations from all sides while denouncing Obama's Iran deal, as Netanyahu did in 2015. Denmark does not have overseas interests who can do things like sabotaging the Labour Party here, as happened to Corbyn through a torrent of smears and lies.
We must know what we are up against. Otherwise, we will be suckers for the smears about 'anti-Semitism' that have driven back the left repeatedly. Israel is a key element of world imperialism and will not be defeated or humanised by liberal pressure tactics or boycotts based on moral disgust. While boycott campaigns like BDS have some value, this is only as a step towards mobilising working-class actions. Mass solidarity demonstrations like the ones in Britain are crucial. But even more the labour actions boycotting Israeli ships and/or arms shipments in San Francisco, Italy and elsewhere. These point the way toward internationally based working-class revolutionary action to inflict major defeats on Zionism, and indeed given Israel's key role as a quartermaster and a centre of neo-liberalism, on world capitalism itself.
It is crucial, but not enough, to protest and mobilise against Zionism and imperialism's wars, their crimes against the Palestinians, their threats to Iran, to Syria, and the region. What this points to is the need for a strategy of permanent revolution, of the working class acting as the leader of all the oppressed, with the centrally Arab working class in the Middle East struggling for its own power, overthrowing class and national oppression, liberating both itself and the Jewish population from Zionism which is a key mainstay of capitalist oppression.
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Vodafone Idea plans to increase salaries — likely June — after passing over the increment cycle last year, although promotions, if at all, will be rare, said people familiar with the matter.
Employees of erstwhile Idea Cellular and Vodafone India had not been given any increments since 2017, being in the midst of merger. Now, with synergies falling into place, India's largest mobile phone operator will give raises to its 14,000-strong workforce.
Timing is important because rivals Airtel and Jio rolled out their increments and bonuses last year, albeit muted, and are expected to do so again in a month, experts said.
Although the increments will meet industry standards, promotions are unlikely. "The company has just given new roles and responsibilities, created new hierarchies and it will be too early to give designation changes," said another person.
Vodafone Idea shares fell 2.4% to Rs 35.95 at the close on the BSE on Monday.


I'm pretty excited; I think it's going to be a blast.
Between common sense, what I've already learned from my friends in the scene, and the newbie orientation this group holds before its parties, I should be able to avoid making any major faux pas. Now if I can get a nap beforehand, I may be able to avoid yawning halfway through. I wanted to sleep in, and it didn't happen. Grr.
Me, I'll be at work, dealing with the public and forcing a smile. Grrr.
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It's hard not to imagine Kevin Smith was attempting to do some major fan service by literally killing off Bennifer at the very beginning of Jersey Girl. Though, according to various interviews - and the brisk timeline between the two releases - this was wholly accidental.
Either way, Lopez had completely fallen out of favor with audiences thanks to the Gigli disaster when she was once again cast alongside Ben Affleck in Smith's decidedly average rom-com. And so unlike most of the films on this list, there was no attempt to keep her sudden and swift death a secret from moviegoers during the marketing process.
Instead, Smith practically tripped over himself announcing that Lopez dies in the first fifteen minutes during a childbirth scene. This way, it wasn't sold as another Jen-and-Ben movie, but as a movie starring Ben Affleck that Jennifer Lopez happened to have a small part in.
Gigli residue aside, Smith also has a habit of killing off characters when he doesn't know what else to do with them. (See: Agent Brooks in Red State, Dante in the original ending to Clerks.) So maybe this really did have nothing to do with the heat surrounding Bennifer.


Calling all Noah Baumbach fans! A24 presents a nationwide screening series celebrating 20 years of director Noah Baumbach's films. The series, titled "Growing Up Baumbach," will feature presentations of Kicking and Screaming (1995), The Squid and the Whale (2005), Frances Ha (2012), and his latest feature While We're Young, in select theaters March 27, 2015.
For a list of participating film societies and festivals, please visit the Growing Up Baumbach website.
Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts are Josh and Cornelia Srebnick, happily married middle-aged members of New York's creative class. They tried to start a family and were unable to — and have decided they're okay with that. But as Josh labors over the umpteenth edit of his cerebral new film, it's plain that he has hit a dry patch and that something is still missing.
Powered by Stiller and Driver's note-perfect lead performances and loose, comic turns by Watts and Seyfried, While We're Young is a complete pleasure to watch.


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The Immortality Key
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Half way through Brian Muraresku's fascinating book, The Immortality Key: The Secret History of the Religion with No Name, a deep dive into the mounting evidence for an original psychedelic sacrament at the Eleusinian Mysteries and then later, via the pagan continuity hypothesis, in Christianity, I got to wondering about the essential differences between a psychedelic Christianity and a non-psychedelic institutionalized Christianity.
Muraresku makes the point that mysticism has always had a difficult relationship with institutional religion, due to its essentially subversive nature. This is most starkly illustrated within the Buddhist tradition in the famous Zen koan, If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him!
He writes, "In what he [Brother David Steindl-Rast] calls the centuries-long "tension between the mystical and the religious establishment," the technicians who yearn for real experience are always butting heads with the authorities who are trying to keep the house in working order." He also quotes Brother David (a Benedictine monk) as saying, "Every religion has its mystical core. The challenge is to find access to it and to live in its power."
Christianity is undoubtedly a profoundly mystical religion. However, it has in many cases become an empty shell of its former self, devoid of any trace of spiritual substance, such as is in its modern post-Enlightenment rationalist, secularist, literalist versions, "so that "live doctrine fossilizes into dogmatism" and the ethics and morality that attempt to translate "mystical communion into practical living" are reduced to moralism."
This doesn't mean that Christianity devoid of its mystical core is completely useless, however. It has a strong ethic of selfless service and "good works", of what the Indian Vedic tradition calls Karma Yoga. It has a highly developed liturgical and devotional system, replete with some of the most sublime art and music ever produced, engagement with which in India is called Bhakti Yoga. It has a profound and sophisticated theological tradition, with some extraordinary deep thinkers, all practitioners of Jnana Yoga. It has prayers and sacraments which connect believers to their spiritual essence or soul, akin to the Royal Road of Raja Yoga in the Indian tradition.
Regular, exoteric Christianity, the common-or-garden church-going variety actually ticks a lot of boxes: ethical, aesthetic, intellectual and spiritual. Just like any of the mature world religions, Christianity continues to attract followers because it does indeed address the four yogas, and it does it exceptionally well. Maybe too well.
Because without the mystical core, these practices degenerate into mere empty ritual. The exoteric needs to be undergirded, supported, infused, energized, illuminated, by the esoteric, the inner spiritual essence of its very raison d'etre. The exoteric can only survive on the fumes of the esoteric for so long before it collapses under the weight of its own fossilized structure.
Just as the secular humanist Enlightenment project is running on the fumes of the Judeo-Christian tradition it emerged from, the Judeo-Christian tradition itself is running on the fumes of direct, esoteric, mystical experience. And when the fumes run out, civilization itself will inevitably collapse in on itself, as old, decrepit civilizations tend to do.
There has understandably been a passionate call for a return of the mystical element within Christianity for a long time now. Many mystically-inclined Christians now meditate, for example. However, as Brian Muraresku's book persuasively and suggestively demonstrates, there is also the psychedelic element to consider. Christianity clearly has a mystical core, which is often lost sight of, but it also has a psychedelic core, enshrined in the central mystery of the Eucharist. And real, hard evidence is mounting that this defining sacrament was originally a psychedelic spiked wine with the power to transport its partakers into spiritual communion with God.
If the exoteric side of religion can be represented by the four yogas and their corresponding archetypes, Warrior (karma yoga), Monk (bhakti yoga), Philosopher (jnana yoga), King (raja yoga), the esoteric side can be represented by two further yogas, dhyana yoga and soma yoga, meditation and psychedelics, Mysticism and Shamanism. Herein lies the real "immortality key".
It's time to put the marrow back into the old bones of tradition, and refill the empty tank of religion. It's time for a truly Integral Psychedelic Christianity.
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In fact, corporate and union moneys go overwhelmingly to incumbents, so limiting that money, as Congress did in the campaign finance law, may be the single most self-denying thing that Congress has ever done.
And what my constitutional values are are wholly irrelevant to the job, and so neither you nor anyone else will know what they are.
I do not espouse the unitarian position. President Clinton's assertion of directive authority over administration, more than President Reagan's assertion of a general supervisory authority, raises serious constitutional questions.
When the Senate ceases to engage nominees in meaningful discussion of legal issues, the confirmation process takes on an air of vacuity and farce, and the Senate becomes incapable of either properly evaluating nominees or appropriately educating the public.
I think the nine justices think the solicitor general is the 35th clerk.
It was a very cool thing to be a smart girl, as opposed to some other, different kind. And I think that made a great deal of difference to me growing up and in my life afterward.
I've led a school whose faculty and students examine and discuss and debate every aspect of our law and legal system. And what I've learned most is that no one has a monopoly on truth or wisdom. I've learned that we make progress by listening to each other, across every apparent political or ideological divide.
I have no regrets. I don't believe in looking back. What I am proudest of? Working really hard... and achieving as much as I could.
What my political views or my constitutional views are just doesn't matter.
To have the opportunity to lead the Solicitor General's office is the honor of a lifetime. As you know, this is an office with a long and rich tradition, not only of extraordinary legal skill but also of extraordinary professionalism and integrity. That is due, in large measure, to the people who have led it.


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Is The Physical Body Of Any Importance Whatever?
My GPs and consultants have urged me to quit smoking to no avail. Even my philosophy tutors, the one's who impart the material we consider, that shows that 'we' are manifest expressions of the One Immortal invisible self which never changes, seemingly disapprove of the smoking habit. Do you have any words to offer on the health of the physical body, which is bound to die, anyway?
And what's your 'take' on Free Will? Maybe you have written on this subject. I haven't read everything on your web site, yet, but thank you for your web site and the videos I've seen on Stillness speaks. They are very much appreciated.
In your statement that 'the body is "unreal" as it is not unchanging' you give credence to the idea of the body as a physical object and then deny its reality because it is not changeless.
However, we cannot claim that the body is unreal and then imply its physicality. These are two mutually exclusive positions. It is true that the body is unreal in the way it is normally conceived, in the sense that objects themselves are never actually experienced.
However, once we have admitted the presence of objects we, by definition, believe them to be real, if only temporary.
It is necessary to see clearly that there is no body or object in actual experience and in order to see this clearly we must first see that we are not a personal subject.
Once it is clearly see that we are not a personal subject 'in here' (the body) and that there is no object, other or world 'out there,' we find ourselves as impersonal Awareness, at the heart of and pervading all experience.
This does not mean that there are no responses to situations. There are, but the response is a part of the totality itself. It is not the response of a personal entity to a situation outside and separate from itself. This impersonal response will be on behalf of the totality and will tend to restore peace and harmony to the situation given the limitations of that situation.
So, if we find ourselves engaged in activities that are a result of our feeling of lack and therefore of our feeling of being a separate entity, we should be careful not to justify these activities with beliefs about the unimportance of the body. If we truly feel that we are impersonal Awareness it is very unlikely that we would engage in activities that are designed to relieve the sense of lack that is inherent in the separate entity.
Likewise, if we feel that we are a separate entity, although we may subscribe to ideas that we are impersonal Awareness, then it is inevitable and unavoidable that we will likewise consider ourselves to be the doer, the chooser, the decider.
As such the best we can do is to question the one that we believe ourselves to be whilst in the meantime, choosing attitudes and actions that are, as far as is possible, in line with our understanding of impersonal Awareness, such as it is.
In other words, the belief and feeling that there is free will is inevitable if we believe and feel ourselves to be a separate entity.


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The Museum Reimagined: "Carta Bianca" at Museo di Capodimonte
Report from…Naples
banner for Carta Bianca: Capodimonte Imaginaire at the Museo di Capodimonte, Naples, on view December 12, 2017 to June 17, 2018
The Museum at Capodimonte has a great collection, including a large part of the Farnese heritage of Italian Renaissance paintings and, also, many distinguished Neapolitan works. But nowadays, when most visitors come to museums primarily to see temporary exhibitions, attracting an audience is a real challenge. And this is a special concern in Naples, for that fascinating city, which can be difficult to love, is only just starting to be recognized as a major art tourist's destination. As recently as 2014, this large institution had only 126,000 visitors. Here, then, the very imaginative conception of Sylvain Bellenger, the relatively recently appointed director, and Andrea Villani, director of the Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Donnaregina, known as Museo MADRE, the Neapolitan Kunsthalle devoted to contemporary art, was to ask ten famous intellectuals—artists, industrialists and professors – associated in some way with Naples, to select works illustrating thematic concerns from the permanent collection. And, also, the curators offer a reward to that visitor who proposes his or her own best personal supplement to this exhibition. The resulting show, Carta Bianca: Capodimonte Imaginaire, is a popular success – for the first time in visits now over more three decades, I actually found crowds in the galleries. And, this is equally if not more important, the exhibition offers a dramatic conceptual challenge to our usual ways of thinking about art history.
Installation shot of the room selected by Riccardo Muti with Masaccio's Trinity.
In the show Paolo Pejrone, who is a landscape artist, collected paintings showing gardens. Gianfranco D'Amato, who runs a packing company, gathered pictures—Jacopo dè Barbara's Portrait of Luca Pacioli (1500) was one example—displaying various containers. Laura Bossi Régnier, a historian of biology, presented paintings with medical themes. The French intellectual historian Marc Fumaroli organized a display arguing that Bernardo Cavallino, a painter whom he greatly admires, is as significant as the more renowned Jusepe de Ribera. And the great Neapolitan-born conductor Ricardo Muti chose to display but a single work, Masaccio's Trinity (1426), accompanied by a large photographic reproduction, a picture which in his judgment encapsulates the values of the entire collection. Too often, Bellenger and Villani suggest, "the traditional narrative of the History of Art," an historical presentation, "is too often considered as the only key for understanding art." By opening up discussion of that cliché, Carta Bianca aims to inspire up reflection, offering a real alternative to these interpretive traditions, which poses challenging questions about how to we are to understand the history of art. Walking out of the show into the permanent collection, inevitably one thinks critically about the adequacy of our usual ways of understanding visual art. Is there not something inherently limiting, one asks, in focusing too exclusively on historical thinking about the arts. It happens that Bellenger is in charge not only of the museum, but also of the large surrounding park, which like the hanging of the collection has now been renovated. On a plaque at the entrance he offers a statement from Michael Foucault: "A garden is the smallest particle of the world, and, at the same time, it is the totality of the world." I believe that this quotation suggests how museum collections, like gardens, also can reveal the power of imagination. Certainly it demonstrates how old master art may be seen in ways that reveal its living significance. And that is a very important goal for museums devoted to traditional painting.
Carta Bianca: Capodimonte Imaginaire at the Museo di Capodimonte, Naples on view December 12, 2017 to June 17, 2018
"Gianfranco D'Amato, who runs a packing company, gathered pictures displaying various containers."
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The Perils and Pleasures of the Contemporary Biennale: Case in Point, Montreal
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