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Q: Can I use linear regression coefficients in a logistic regression model? This is a hacky question.  What I'm hoping for is answers that identify and explain the problems and possible solutions.
I'm dealing with some code that is already in production that uses a logistic regression model.  The existing model was trained by treating the response variable as a boolean.
What I would like to try is modeling the same training data with a continuous response variable from -1 to 1 (conceptually the same response variable, just stop pretending it's boolean, which it isn't).  I would train various linear regression models and try to evaluate whether or not there is any improvement over the existing logistic regression model.
My questions are:

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*Can I simply plug into the existing production logistic regression by substituting the linear regression coefficients and intercept?  I'm wondering if the logit function will just be applied to the new linear regression equation, and the result will be a valid 0 or 1 classification.

*How should I compare the results of the new linear regression to the old logistic regression?  If the answer to my first question is affirmative, then I can just evaluate the precision and recall of the two "classification" models.  Otherwise, I suppose I could run the linear regression model separately and then apply a threshold to its continuous response variable, and then treat that as a classification.

*Is it reasonable to expect an improvement with this methodology?

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*No.  The logistic regression equation describes, as a function of the various coefficients, {the log of the odds that the response variable will take a value of 1}.  In contrast, a linear regression equation will describe, as a function of a different set of coefficients, {the actual value that the response variable will take}.  This means that from one equation to the other the coefficients have a very different interpretation, and they are liable to be on very different scales.

(It is beneficial to an analyst to master the differences among three types of equations that are typically involved in logistic regression.  These three have as their outcomes a) the log of the odds that the response variable will take a value of 1;   b) the odds that the response variable will take a value of 1; and c) the probability that the response variable will take a value of 1.)

*You will likely meet with some highly divergent views on this.  You    could be in for a lot of reading--even on this site alone--to sort    out the competing recommendations for comparisons that use R-squared;    area under the ROC curve; -2LL; AIC; BIC; and pseudo-R-squareds of    different stripes.  But what unites people in many camps is their    rejection of correct classification rate.    One reason why this    method is out of favor concerns the situation in which  the    probability of the response taking on a value of 1 is dichotomized    into Predicted As Yes/Predicted As No based on a probability    threshold of 0.5.  In many applications of regression, few cases'    probabilities will exceed this threshold, and so few or even no cases    will be Predicted As Yes.  This may give the erroneous impression    that the regression has zero predictive value.

*It is reasonable to expect an improvement when your response variable is measured in a more fine-grained way, as long as those    measurements are reliable and otherwise valid.  You will have more    information to work with in trying to match higher and higher values    of Y to certain values of each X.  Generally, more information yields    better predictive accuracy.

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Moncks Corner in Berkeley County, South Carolina — The American South (South Atlantic)
Stony Landing Plantation
1. Stony Landing Plantation Marker
Stony Landing Plantation. . Here in 1863, was constructed the Confederate semi-submersible torpedo boat, "Little David", the first of its type. It was designed by Dr. St. Julien Ravenel, and built with funds raised by Theodore D. Stoney. . This historical marker is in Moncks Corner in Berkeley County South Carolina
Here in 1863, was constructed the Confederate semi-submersible torpedo boat, "Little David", the first of its type. It was designed by Dr. St. Julien Ravenel, and built with funds raised by Theodore D. Stoney. (Marker Number 8-1.)
Topics. This historical marker is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil. A significant historical year for this entry is 1863.
Location. 33° 11.826′ N, 79° 59.579′ W. Marker is in Moncks Corner, South Carolina, in Berkeley County. Marker is at the intersection of U.S. 52 and Stoney Landing Road, on the right when traveling north on U.S. 52. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Moncks Corner SC 29461, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Berkeley Training High School (approx. 0.3 miles away); Old Moncks Corner (approx. 0.4 miles away); Dixie Training School / Berkeley Training High School (approx. 0.4 miles away); First Site of Moncks Corner (approx. half a mile away); Fairlawn Plantation / Fort Fairlawn (approx. 0.6 miles away); Rembert C. Dennis Boulevard (approx. ¾ mile away); Santee Canal
Photographed By Mike Stroud, September 20, 2009
2. Stony Landing Plantation Marker at US 52 and Stoney Landing Road
(approx. 1.1 miles away); a different marker also named Santee Canal (approx. 1.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Moncks Corner.
Also see . . . Stony Landing Plantation – Moncks Corner – Berkeley County. (Submitted on October 6, 2009, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina.)
3. Stony Landing Plantation as seen today
4. Stony Landing Plantation C.S.S. David
see nearby markers for more detail
Dept. of the Navy - Naval Historical Center, circa 1865
6. Photo # 165-C- 751 Confederate "David" type torpedo boat Charleston, SC, 1865
Credits. This page was last revised on May 26, 2021. It was originally submitted on October 6, 2009, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina. This page has been viewed 1,739 times since then and 8 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. submitted on October 6, 2009, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina. • Craig Swain was the editor who published this page.

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This guide is aimed at educating you about the process of using a team of personal injury solicitor, to process a minor injury claim on your behalf. The guide will begin by giving a basic grounding in some of the key facts related to minor injury claims. We define what a minor injury at work is, and look at the upper and lower limits of such claims. We will also present some statistics related to minor accidents in the workplace in the first part of this guide.
The next part of the guide moves on to cover a couple of important considerations when making a claim. We will provide a table that details the possible time limits you will need to begin your claim within. We also take a look at the accident reporting procedure, and how failing to report an accident properly could affect your injury at work rights.
Next, the guide covers information about actual minor injuries. We give a list of examples of minor injuries at work that a person could suffer, and also cover specific accidents such as slips, trips and falls in more detail. Finally, this guide will impart information that relates to the claim itself. We provide a list of some of the common kinds of damages a claimant might receive. We also explain how minor injury claims are valued, and have included a table that lists possible compensation ranges for a range of different minor injuries. In this last part of the guide, we will introduce our claims service. This is, we believe, the simplest way for you to get the compensation you are entitled to, whilst facing no financial risk at all. If you need clarification on any part of this guide, please do call our claims team on the number at the end of the page. They can provide you with any assistance you need.
The first thing we need to explain in this section, is that minor is not the same as trivial. A trivial injury would be something like a paper cut or a small blister, that the sufferer can basically ignore, as it does not require treatment of any kind. A minor injury is more serious. In general, a minor injury will require treatment, but will have a generally low level of impact upon the victim's life once treated. For example, a person trips at work, and cuts their forearm. The cut is treated (either by an onsite by an employee qualified in first aid, or at a hospital). Once treated, the employee can, in many cases, can go back to work.
However, things are not quite as clear cut as this in reality. There is an upper and lower limit for minor injury claims, and as one would expect, the term minor denotes a range of severity. That same employee used in the example above, could have sprained their wrist instead of cutting their forearm. A sprained wrist could still be a minor injury, but it is a far more serious minor injury, and would require the victim to spend some time recuperating before returning to work. It would also have a negative effect on the victim's private life. If you use the number at the end of the page and talk to one of our claim advisors, they will evaluate your injuries, and let you know whether they think they qualify as a minor injury, or one that is more serious.
The loose legal definition of a minor injury is one that will heal fully within three months of the incident that caused the injury in the first place. Although the three-month cut off period is not always applicable. In cases where the victim suffered multiple injuries that individually would have each been classified as minor for example. Or when the victim has suffered an injury that would be defined as moderate, serious or severe, yet surprisingly the injury healed within three months.
Due to the complex nature of deciding whether the victim is within the upper limits of the minor injury scale, we recommend that you speak to a member of our claims team. Something they can do for you, as part of the claims service we offer, is to arrange for you to undergo a free local medical examination. This will help to prove the severity of your injuries, and help your solicitor decide whether you are within, or over, the upper limits of minor injury claims. If you would like us to go ahead and arrange this free local medical examination for you, give us a call today.
In the section above, we explained how the upper limits for minor injury claims do not always apply in every case. The lower limit for these claims is even more confusing.
Historically, minor injury claims have been denied for intangible effects of an accident such as travel anxiety or shock, when they have not been accompanied by a properly diagnosed psychological issue, or and actual physical injury.
So, we could say that you must have suffered some form of tangible, treatable harm for your claim to be valid. However, we can clearly see that the situation depends greatly on the circumstances of the accident and the injuries it caused. Our best advice would be to discuss your potential claim with our team of advisors, and they will be able to tell you whether you have a valid claim or not, as well as whether your injury would be classified as minor.
All of the statistics below, relate to the 2017/18 period, and were correlated by the Health & Safety Executive in the UK.
There were 555,000 estimated non-fatal accidents that were self-reported during this period.
There were 71,062 non-fatal accidents reported by an employer during this period.
Slips, trips and falls accounted for 31% of these accidents.
Manual handling and lifting accidents accounted for 21%.
Employees struck by a moving object accounted for 10%.
Employees falling from a height accounted for 8%.
Workplace violence accounted for 7%.
All of this data was taken from the following online resource:
Non-fatal injuries at work in Great Britain
There is a personal injury claims time limit that you must begin your claim within, in order for you to be eligible to claim. This table shows the most common of these:
Circumstances of Claim
The claimant is over 18 years of age. 3-years from the time the accident causing the injury occurred.
The claimant is under 18 years of age. 3-years from the claimant's 18 th birthday.
In some circumstances, there could be extenuating circumstances that will affect these time limits. Therefore, we recommend that you speak to one of our claim advisors, to check which time limit will apply when making your own claim.
The answers to questions such as, do I get paid if I get injured at work? depend on whether the accident reporting processed was followed properly. Each company in the UK required to comply with all Health & Safety requirements for the industry they operate within. Part of the compliance process is recording minor injuries at work in the company accident book. This ensures that a record of every accident is kept, and although there is no requirement to send a minor injury at work report to HSE, the accident book is reviewed as part of the company's compliance audit. If you fail to record your accident in the accident book, it could affect your ability to claim sick pay, and also your ability to make a compensation claim for the harm you suffered.
Minor injuries can be caused by many kinds of accidents, and by many hazards. For example, examples of minor injuries at work and their causes could include:
Minor head injuries at work caused by being struck by a falling object.
Minor back injuries at work caused by manual handling accidents.
Minor foot injuries at work caused by a slip, trip or fall accident.
Minor brain injuries at work caused by a fall from height.
Minor whiplash injuries caused by a road traffic accident involving a work vehicle.
All of these are examples of how common accidents can result in some form of minor injury to an employee. In each of these examples, if the employer was to blame for the hazard that caused the accident, then the injured employee could have a basis for making a compensation claim.
As we can see, based on the statistics we provided further up this guide, slips, trips and falls are the most common of all workplace accidents. These accidents can happen almost anywhere, and are caused by hazards such as:
Torn or frayed carpets in an office, causing an employee to trip.
Wet or dirty restroom floors causing an employee to slip.
Damaged paving stones or broken curbstones in the company car park causing an employee to take a fall.
Dirty, oily or greasy floors in a workshop, warehouse or factory, causing an employee to slip.
In cases such as these, if the employer has failed to either a) remove the hazard in a timely fashion, or b) failed to signpost the hazard using a warning sign that conforms to H&SE specifications, then it could be possible for the injured employee to make a claim.
Based on the statistics that we presented in a previous section, we can see that manual handling and lifting accidents are the second most common of all workplace accidents. Every company in the UK is required to provide staff that are required to lift and move heavy loads, with adequate training and safety equipment. When the company fails to do this, it can result in a manual handling accident. Due to the nature of these accidents, back-related injuries are common. Even a minor back injury can take a long time to heal, and have a large impact on the private life of the employee, often seeing them lose their mobility for a period of time. Therefore, due to the nature of a back injury, and how recovery progresses, even if it heals within the three-month minor injury upper cut off limit, it could still qualify as a more serious injury. Speak to a member of our claims team to learn whether this is true in your own case.
When you use a personal injury lawyer to have your minor injury claim processed, if the solicitor is successful, you could receive a number of different kind of damages. For example:
Special damages (financial and other losses):
All travel costs incurred.
To pay for a nurse or home help.
To pay for private medical care.
To compensate for losing out on salary or wages.
To make up for a reduced level of earnings in the future.
General damages (for physical and psychological harm):
For pain and suffering.
For mental trauma, stress, etc.
For phycological damage such as PTSD or depression.
For a painful recovery period.
For any long-term disability.
If you talk to a member of our claims team using the number below, they will be able to provide you with a list of the kinds of damages you could be able to claim for, based on your own circumstances.
When personal injury claims for a minor workplace injury are evaluated, the driving factor of the valuation is how long the injury took to heal. The three watershed time limits are:
The injury healed within a week.
The injury healed within 28 days.
The injury healed within 3 months.
However, it should be noted that a compensation settlement is negotiated by your legal team. Although these cut off periods are important, your solicitor may be able to negotiate a higher level of compensation based on extenuating circumstances.
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There is no personal injury claims calculator on this page. Instead, we have created this table, that is based on the actual judicial guidelines used by the UK legal system to value minor injury claims.
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Compensation Amount
Finger Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, torn nails, and trivial soft tissue injuries. Up to £4,160
Thumb Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, torn nails, and trivial soft tissue injuries. Up to £3,460
Hand Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries. £800 to £3,810
Wrist Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries including minor sprains or strains. £3,090 to £4,160
Arm Moderate Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries including minor sprains or strains. Up to £11,040
Arm (fractures) Simple Mainor fractures of the arm such as hairline fractures of the lower arms. £5,810 to £16,830
Less Severe Mainor fractures of the arm such as hairline fractures of the upper arms. £16,830 to £34,340
Toe Moderate Injuries such as minor cuts, torn nails, and trivial soft tissue injuries. Up to £8,420
Foot Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries. Up to £12,050
Ankle Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries including minor sprains or strains. Up to £12,050
Leg Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries including minor sprains or strains. Up to £10,380
Neck Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries including whiplash, minor sprains or strains. Up to £2,150
Back Minor Injuries such as minor cuts, grazes and bruising, and trivial soft tissue injuries including minor sprains or strains. Up to £10,970
Instead of providing an injury at work calculator for you to get a rough estimate of the value of your claim, we urge you to speak to one of our claim advisors. They will be able to evaluate your claim based on your own unique circumstances.
Using a No Win No Fee claims service is a good option for having your claim processed in a way that doesn't expose you to any financial risk at all. In the case of a No Win No Fee service, your solicitor carries the risk, as they will not charge a fee unless your claim is successful. This means that you won't be charged for:
Starting your claim.
Processing your claim.
If your claim is unsuccessful.
You will only be liable to pay a fee once your solicitor has received a compensation payment on your behalf. Your solicitor will then take the fee they are owed (a percentage of the settlement that will have been rep-agreed), and then they will give you the rest of the compensation. This is a simplified explanation, and we recommend you speak to one of our advisors on the number below for more information about the claims service we offer.
You may be under the misconception that a minor injury is not worth claiming for. This couldn't be further from the truth. As you can see from the compensation table we provided farther up this guide, even a minor injury can attract thousands of pounds in compensation. Therefore, you have nothing to lose by speak to one of our expert advisors on 0800 073 8804, to find out whether you have a valid personal injury claim or not. An advisor will evaluate your claim, and the offer you some free legal advice on how best to proceed.
These external links all contain information that relates to minor injuries in the workplace:
NHS advice on treatment for minor injuries
Health & Safety Executive information on trips, slips and falls
The Occupiers Liability Act of 1984
These additional guides published elsewhere on this site could also be of use to you:
How to claim for slipping on ice at work
A guide to making work-related injury claims if you are an agency worker
A list of ten key facts that are related to making a claim for a work-related accident
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Rayford Porta Young (Lubbock, Texas,  de setembre de 1998) és un jugador de bàsquet nord-americà que pertany a la plantilla dels Atlanta Hawks de la NBA. Fa 1,85 metres d'alçada i juga a la posició de base.

Trajectòria esportiva

Primers anys
Young va assistir a la Norman North High School a Norman (Oklahoma), durant la seva temporada sènior va fer una mitjana de 42,6 punts, 4,1 assistències i 5,8 rebots per partit, sent considerat el segon millor base del país per l'ESPN i el tercer per 247Sports i Scout.com. Va ser seleccionat per disputar el McDonald's All-American Game, sent el quart jugador que acabaria jugant amb els Oklahoma Sooners a participar en aquest esdeveniment, unint-se a Blake Griffin, Wayman Tisdale i Jeff Webster.

Universitat

Va jugar una temporada amb els Sooners de la Universitat d'Oklahoma. Va fer una mitjana de 27,4 punts, 8,7 assistències, 3,9 rebots i 1,7 robatoris de pilota per partit. Al final de la temporada, Young va liderar el país en diverses estadístiques, com a assistències (271), punts (848), punts per partit (27,4) i assistències per partit (8,7) encara que també en nombre de pèrdues de pilota (161). Va ser el guanyador del Premi USBWA al Freshman Nacional de l'Any. Va ser triat també Rookie de l'any i inclòs en el millor quintet de la Big 12 Conference, a més de ser triat All-American per consens.

Després de la finalització del Torneig de la NCAA 2018, va anunciar la seva intenció de renunciar als tres anys d'universitat que li quedaven i presentant-se al Draft de la NBA, on apareixia com un possible primera ronda.

Estadístiques

Professional
Va ser triat en la cinquena posició del Draft de la NBA pels Dallas Mavericks, però va ser traspassat aquella mateixa nit a Atlanta Hawks juntament amb una futura primera ronda del draft protegida a canvi de Luka Dončić.

Titular indiscutible des de la seva arribada a Atlanta, el 21 d'octubre de 2018, en el seu tercer partit, va anotar 35 punts i 11 assistències en la victòria davant Cleveland Cavaliers. El 19 de novembre, va repartir 17 assistències davant Los Angeles Clippers. El 27 de febrer, va registrar 36 punts i 10 assistències contra Minnesota Timberwolves. I l'1 de març, va aconseguir el seu sostre de la temporada amb 49 punts i 16 assistències davant els Chicago Bulls.

En la seva segona temporada, el 24 d'octubre de 2019, Young va anotar 38 punts en la victòria contra Detroit Pistons. El 29 de novembre, de nou va aconseguir els 49 davant Indiana Pacers. El 23 de gener de 2020, va ser seleccionat pel All-Star Game de 2020 celebrat a Chicago. El 26 de gener, va fer 45 punts i 14 assistències contra Washington Wizards. Quatre dies després, va arribar als 39 punts i va establir el seu rècord personal de 18 assistències davant Philadelphia 76ers. El 9 de febrer, va anotar 48 punts i va repartir 13 assistències davant els Knicks. El 20 de febrer, va registrar el seu rècord personal d'anotació amb 50 punts davant Miami Heat, incloent 8 triples.

Durant la seva tercera temporada, el 21 d'abril de 2021, davant els New York Knicks pateix un esquinç en el turmell esquerre, cosa que el mantindria allunyat de la pista uns quants partits. El 14 de juny, al quart partit de semifinals de conferència davant els Sixers, va repartir 18 assistències, sent el seu millor registre als playoffs. El 23 de juny, en el primer partit de finals de conferència davant els Bucks, va fer 48 punts i 11 assistències, sent el primer jugador dels Hawks a aconseguir més de 40 punts i 10 assistències en postemporada.

El 2 d'agost de 2021, aconsegueix una extensió de contracte amb els Hawks per $207 milions i 5 anys.

Selecció nacional
Young va ser part del combinat nacional dels Estats Units Sub-18 que va guanyar la medalla d'or al Campionat FIBA Américas de 2016 disputat a Valdivia, Xile.

Estadístiques de la seva carrera en la NBA

Temporada regular

Vida personal
Trae Young té tres germans petits: Caitlyn, Camryn i Timothy. El seu pare, Rayford, va jugar a bàsquet a la Texas Tech University. Young es reconeix com a cristià.

Referències

Enllaços externs

 Estadísticas de Trae Young en Basketball-Reference.com
 Bio a soonersports.com
 Estadístiques en la NCAA
 Fitxa en Realgm.com
Jugadors dels Atlanta Hawks
Jugadors de l'NBA
Jugadors de bàsquet texans
Pàgines amb traduccions sense revisar
Alumnes de la Universitat d'Oklahoma
Naixements del 1998

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Renee Newman and Ella Hetherington offer a funny and powerful exploration of the challenges in motherhood and breastfeeding.
Although a niche topic, Newman and Hetherington had women and men alike laughing through the whole performance.
Courtney Cavallan uses only a bowl of pasta and three jars of pasta sauce to bring an entire family to life.
Cavallan is brilliant in her ability to perform a conversation between four different and distinct characters completely on her own. This one is really something special and a must-see.
Via Lactaea is a mesmerising group performance using physical movement and dance to examine women's societal roles and sexualisation of the female body.
The seven performers' unity and uniformity in their movement as a group had an electric effect.
Rachael Woodward's clown attempting to grow a flower is charmingly adorable and funny. Even if you're not a clown person you'll enjoy this one. You might even find yourself wanting to give a clown a hug.
Ryan Marano's trio of brothers was a nice change of pace from the female dominant line-up and provides an endearing look at the subtleties of fraternal relationships.
Sian Murphy plays a woman with a dilemma: take the promotion she's earned or maintain her integrity as a woman?
A humorous performance that takes an unexpected turn, reminding the audience that girls can never just have fun.
Finally, Patrick Gunasekera uses multimedia and physical movement to confront privilege in society and the theatre community. Gunasekera's piece is provocative and moving.
Every act received thunderous cheers and applause from the audience and every act deserved it.
600 Seconds is a do not miss.


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White, educated, middle-class, unemployable
By Jane Kelly
Went to get my flu jab after being told I could visit the 'walk-in clinic' between 8.45am and noon. I was there bright and early, to learn that they were doing only 'priority cases'.
'Why did you say to come in?' I asked very politely. (There is a notice on the window saying patients who shout abuse will be struck off).
'Well, there are two new girls working here and they don't know anything about the appointments system or the special clinics,' came the reply. Why would they? This is England, where we pride ourselves on a lack of basic training and accept that no one behind a counter will know anything.
On Sunday I attended an Oxford garden centre, full of enthusiasm for putting in my autumn bulbs. I asked a youth on the till where they kept the bulb fibre. Not only did he not look at me, but he muttered so inaudibly that I thought he had no English, something we've got very used to. He was English, but as an older man explained, 'He's new here, he doesn't know anything about gardening.'
And why should he? He's only going to work in a garden centre, and why would the people who have been there longer make any attempt to train him in the job? This is a land glorying in years of low productivity; besides it might be against his human rights to intervene and tell him anything. We have no hierarchies now, even at work.
This strange attitude, which I believe is unique to England, has gone on for years. I used to visit a large Homebase in west London. There was a Dutchman working there and every regular customer tried to grab him. He could have been Justin Bieber by the way he was mobbed. He was the only assistant working there who knew anything about the stock. I felt sorry for him because he must have been exhausted by the end of the day.
I once bought some paint there assisted by a British Afro-Caribbean youth. He mixed it for me using a computerised machine. At home I found the paint was the wrong colour. 'Well, he doesn't know how to do it,' said the voice on the phone indignantly when I rang up to complain. The white British staff were worse. When I attempted to buy curtains a woman assistant said crossly that couldn't help me as she 'couldn't do metric'. She then went on her tea break.
These memories came back with slight alarm as I listened to Mrs May's words about the free movement of labour from the Tory conference in Birmingham this week. She knows that Brexit was really all about immigration. Most people who voted to leave did so because they don't want any more migrants from anywhere. It seems now that we may lose our EU workers but gain others from the rest of the world. India is already offering us its doctors, who they say will return home when they've 'gained experience'.
Mrs May is going to publish her final plans next year. She's optimistic, claiming: 'For the first time in decades, it will be this country that controls who we want to come here. At the same time we are training up British people for the skilled jobs of the future.'
Can we really do that, with our culture of low skills, low expectations, grade-inflation and entitlement? If Mrs May means what she says, she will have to bring about a complete cultural change, if not a revolution, in how British people view work. At present they will not do dirty jobs for £5 an hour, but the PM has not proposed to start paying people in the care system a good wage. We need fruit pickers, but farmers have not been instructed to up wages enough to attract home-grown pickers.
When I desperately needed work in 2005-10, as a white, middle-aged, middle-class woman I could get nothing. There was no one like me working on supermarket tills, in cafes or care homes. Part of this was directly due to our EU membership. At the Natural History Museum they had vacancies for guides. There I met a Portuguese girl of 19 who told me that she, like her colleagues, had been recruited via the EU employment website by an agency which took most of her pay. You had to be young, poor and foreign to get the job. The other reasons were more nebulous and sinister. With a degree in history and some teaching experience I tried for a guiding job at the Museum of London. The job spec demanded guides who also had 'experience in retail and cash handling'. It was really two jobs under the guise of one. Then there was the politics. The doctrine of inclusiveness affects every area of public life. For work in a London museum I needed 'a second language, Polish or Punjabi preferred'.
After five years of rejection I gave up trying. Too old, too white, over-skilled by having a degree but under-trained in other areas. Giving up acknowledged an ingrained aspect of our culture: outside the professions, below a certain wage level, British people don't work. There's no recruitment, no training and no expectation that they will.
For at least thirty years we have developed what I think of as a 'slave economy' where the wealthy rely on the poor, very young, and the desperate to do their dirty but essential jobs for a rock-bottom wage. How is Mrs May going to change this entrenched confusion of greed and ideology without making many more of us, from the rich to the poor, much more uncomfortable?
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Jane Kelly was a journalist with the Daily Mail for fifteen years. She now writes for the Spectator and the Salisbury Review.


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Retro Review: Tales Of Suspense #75 (March 1966)
By Matthew Peterson on	 September 1, 2019 0 Comments
It's the debut of one of the most important Captain America characters. Oh… and Sharon Carter's in this, too. Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Tales Of Suspense #75 awaits!
TALES OF SUSPENSE #75
Writer: Stan Lee/Jack Kirby
Penciler: Jack Kirby/Gene Colan
Inker: Jack Tartaglione/Jack Abel
Colorist: Uncredited
Letterer: Sam Rosen/Artie Simek
Editor: Stan Lee
Cover Price: 12 Cents
Current Near-Mint Pricing: $700.00
Previously in Tales Of Suspense: After an encounter with Baron Zemo near the end of WWII, Captain America was thrown into the freezing Atlantic Ocean, ending up in an iceberg in suspended animation for decades. When he was awakened by The Avengers, he was a man out of time, tortured by a war that he couldn't finish and the loss of his friend Bucky. Fan response to his return was positive and powerful, and after guest-starring in an issue of Tales of Suspense, he was officially given half of Iron Man's monthly book staring with ToS #59. A few issues later, he's still dealing with the ennui of his strange new situation.
Sadly, having his own monthly title (or half a title, since 1964 Marvel was being distributed through Independent News, a subsidiary owned by National Periodical Publications, the company that would become DC Comics; as such, they were limited to 11 monthly titles, leading to the split character format here and in 'Strange Tales' and 'Tales To Astonish') isn't enough to overcome Steve Rogers' ennui. Still, he knows how to get over an existential quandary, setting out to familiarize himself with the strange new world of 1964.
While out and about, he… gets really creepy, actually, following a beautiful young woman who looks familiar to him. It quickly becomes clear that there's more going on with her than a little window-shopping, as the woman is acting really shifty and protective of a cylinder she's carrying. When a collision causes it to be swapped with a stranger, Steve leaps into action to try and tell her, only to have the girl tell him he's mistaken. As for the man who took her package, he has problems of his own!
Turns out that she's not a victim of theft, but a SHIELD agent, protecting a secret formulas for a new incendiary weapon. And her contact is quickly overwhelmed by the orange-and-purple majesty of Georges Batroc, the mercenary known as Batroc Ze Leepair! 'E is vairay Fronch, non? Mais oui, mon frere! Ohn hohn hohn HOOOOHN! Steve's stalkery behavior gets a new wrinkle, though, as the girl realizes that SHE recognizes him, too.
Though it's not explained until later (and actually, there are some inconsistencies in the story, when it unfurls), but this is Peggy Carter, a SHIELD agent whose older sister Peggy was one of Cap's contacts during the war. Peggy wouldn later be retconned into an aunt and possibly a grand-aunt as the years went on, but here she recognizes Steve from her elder sibling's endless mooning after the war. Anyone familiar with the MCU will know what happened to Peggy in the adaptations, though things aren't quite as awesome in the comics. Either way, Batroc comes after Peggy once he's disposed of her fellow SHILED agent, leading to a costumed clash for the ages!
Savate proves no match for an old-fashioned right hook, allowing Peggy to get away clean, leaving Captain America to team up with the fightin' Frenchman to retrieve the cylinder and save Peggy from a terrible death by burning. Tales Of Suspense #75 also features a battle between Iron Man and The Freak (secretly Happy Hogan) with some interesting Gene Colan art, but the big draw here is the first appearance of the incredibly important Marvel character and also Sharon Carter, earning a better-than-average 3.5 out of 5 stars overall. The most fascinating part of it all is in the story-behind-the-story, but it's still interesting to see the classic Lee/Kirby Cap in action and the debut of Batroc, perhaps the most major character in Marvel canon…
…at least, in MY head.
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Once upon a time, there was a young nerd from the Midwest, who loved Matter-Eater Lad and the McKenzie Brothers... If pop culture were a maze, Matthew would be the Minotaur at its center. Were it a mall, he'd be the Food Court. Were it a parking lot, he'd be the distant Cart Corral where the weird kids gather to smoke, but that's not important right now... Matthew enjoys body surfing (so long as the bodies are fresh), writing in the third person, and dark-eyed women. Amongst his weaponry are such diverse elements as: Fear! Surprise! Ruthless efficiency! An almost fanatical devotion to pop culture! And a nice red uniform.


Categories: GREAT PREACHERS OF THE PAST | Tags: bible prophecy, Consecration of Children to God, Consecration verses Baptism, Jesus Christ, Messiah, Simeon the Prophet | Permalink.
But is anything too hard for the Lord?
Is He still the same all-powerful God who created the universe, and engineered the miraculous workings of our own human bodies? Shouldn't we trust His word more than the incredulous opinions of others?
If you believe what cynical man has to say about divine healing you are certainly to be pitied. On the other hand, if you believe the Bible's promises of a supernatural cure by a loving and compassionate God who can do exceeding abundantly above all we ask or think, you can be healed!
Romans 10:17 tells us that faith comes from hearing, and hearing from the word of Christ. Stop putting your faith in man and unbelieving doctors. Instead, believe in God's healing power – for your own healing, your friends, and your family. God will never let you down if you put your trust in Him.
Below are some healing promises and affirmations that will encourage your faith. Read them every day, memorize them, and believe them with all your heart.
SEND US your prayer requests too, and let us pray and believe God together.
Categories: HEALTH, HEALING & FAITH | Tags: Affirmations, and Meditations, Encouragement In Sickness, Faith Scriptures, God's Healing Prayers | Permalink.
A letter Johnny Cash wrote to June Carter Cash in 1994 was voted the greatest love letter of all time. They were married from 1968 until June passed away in 2003. Johnny died 4 months later.
But once in a while, like today, I meditate on it and I realize how lucky I am to share my life with the greatest woman I ever met. You still fascinate and inspire me. You influence me for the better. You're the object of my desire, the #1 earthly reason for my existence. I love you very much. Happy birthday, princess.
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– Hudson Taylor (1832-1905). First Christian missionary to the interior of China.
Categories: GREAT PREACHERS OF THE PAST | Tags: Biography, China Missionary, Christian Quotes, GREAT PREACHERS OF THE PAST, Hudson Taylor | Permalink.
In the video below, actor and preacher, Doug Whitley*, portrays George Müller (1805 -1898).
Before he received Jesus Christ who transformed his life, George Müller was a drunkard, a cheat and a most sinful man. God took him from the beer halls to the honored halls of men of great faith. Without a penny, he was able to build one of the largest and most successful childrens orphanages in Bristol, England.
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Free the Pulpits of America Up Again!
Since the beginning of this great nation, Americans have been committed to the First Amendment right to freedom of speech and religion. It requires that our government respect every individual's legal right to practice their religious beliefs, speak freely of their moral convictions, operate schools and colleges, and live peacefully with others without government interference.
For over 60 years, however, the Johnson Amendment has been prohibiting free speech in our churches. Many pastors and other religious leaders have been afraid to speak biblical truth from their pulpits for fear of harassment and punishment by the government who can take away their 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
In recent years the Alliance Defending Freedom (http://www.adflegal.org/) has attempted to challenge the Johnson Amendment through the Pulpit Freedom Initiative, which urges church ministers to violate the statute in protest. The ADF contends that the amendment violates First Amendment rights.
During his 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump called for the repeal of the amendment. At the National Prayer Breakfast on February 2, 2017, President Trump, vowed to "totally destroy" the Johnson Amendment.
Please pray that the Free Speech Fairness Act will be approved, and the Johnson Amendment will eventually be overturned. Pray that pastors and other religious leaders will no longer be intimidated or harassed by the IRS for preaching political matters and be able to speak freely of biblical issues deemed "off limits" by the government.
For almost the first 200 years in America, pastors spoke freely and boldly from their pulpit about the issues of the day, including candidates running for office. But in 1954, the passage of one piece of legislation effectively overturned this freedom: The Johnson Amendment. A pastor's pulpit should be accountable to God alone, and the future of religious freedom in America depends on it. The good of our society depends upon the ability of churches to speak freely. When the church is silent, the culture suffers.
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Born Evangeline Ensley in 1907 in Indianapolis, Indiana, she published the first volumes of her Mabinogion trilogy, based on the book of Welsh legends, The Virgin and the Swine, in 1936. It was published in 1970 as The Island of the Mighty and followed by The Children of Llyr, The Song of Rhiannon, and The Prince of Annwn. Known as a fantasy writer with a large following in America and Europe, she also published Witch House (1945), The Cross and the Sword (1956), and Son of Darkness (1957). She moved to Tucson in 1940 where she passed in 1996.
Collection consists of biographical clippings, correspondence, and manuscripts. Correspondence is divided into two categories, general and John C. Powys, Welsh novelist, essayist and poet.


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Softball Downed at Curry, 5-1 & 3-2
Eastern Nazarene (12-11, 3-7) 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 6 1
Curry (12-14, 7-5) 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 9 4
Curry (11-14, 6-5) 0 0 2 1 0 2 X 5 6 0
2B: Kori Bow
HR: Elisabeth Schaffer
2B: Marissa Bruno; Mikayla Korona; Rachel Byrd; Carolyn Lynch
MILTON, Mass.- The Eastern Nazarene College softball team absorbed a 5-1 setback and a 3-2 loss at Curry Wednesday afternoon in a midweek conference doubleheader.
The Lions fall to 12-11 on the season and 3-7 in the Commonwealth Coast Conference with the results. The Colonels improve to 12-14 overall and 7-5 in league action with the wins.
Elisabeth Schaffer (Benton, Pa.) notched two hits, two runs scored, and one RBI on the day. Kori Bow (Shaftsbury, Vt.) and Heidi Gomez (Floral Park, N.Y.) both registered a pair of base knocks and drove in one RBI. Lauren Clements (Garrison, Texas) chipped in with two hits while Viviana Coix (Warrenville, Ill.) landed one hit and scored one run.
In game one, the home team snapped a three-game skid with a 5-1 victory.
Curry snagged a 2-0 advantage with a pair of runs in the bottom of the third inning. Molly Horn crossed the dish on an infield-single by Mikayla Korona. Michaela Colleran singled to right field to drive in Carolyn Lynch.
The Colonels added a run in the fourth to push their lead to 3-0. Korona sent a two-out single to center to plate Horn from third base.
The hosts scored twice in the sixth to widen the gap to 5-0. Mikayla Lambert knocked in Lynch and Korona with a base hit to left.
Eastern Nazarene got on the board in the top of the seventh, cutting the deficit to 5-1. With runners on the corners, Heidi Gomez laced a single to right field to drive in Schaffer from third to pick up her second RBI of the year.
Schaffer spun her seventh complete game of the spring and finished with eight strikeouts.
In the series finale, the Colonels collected a walk-off win as they prevailed 3-2.
Curry pushed across a pair of runs in the bottom of the first to claim an early 2-0 lead. Rachel Byrd slapped a two-out double to right to plate Lambert and Korona.
Eastern Nazarene trimmed the margin to 2-1 with a score in the top of the second inning. Schaffer blasted her team-leading third home run of the season to lead off the frame, a solo homer to left field.
The Lions knotted the game at 2-2 with a run in the sixth. Coix scampered home from third on an infield-hit off the bat of Bow.
The home side tallied the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh as Marissa Bruno rounded third base and scored from second on a single to right by Lambert.
Heidi Gomez pitched a complete game in her 10th start of the year and struck out a pair in 6.1 innings.
Up next, Eastern Nazarene steps out of conference to travel to Lasell April 13.


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Il termine francese chic (), talvolta adattato in scicche, può essere tradotto in italiano come "elegante" ma che ha un significato molto più ampio che può essere esteso anche al di fuori dello stile di abbigliamento.

Origine del termine
L'utilizzo della parola chic in Francia è iniziato all'inizio del ventesimo secolo ed inizialmente veniva scritta chique . Il dizionario Le Petit Robert ne attribuisce l'etimologia del termine al termine tedesco schick ("abito"). Il dizionario Larousse tuttavia ipotizza l'origine del termine al diciassettesimo secolo, cioè quando al tempo di Luigi XIII, una persona abile a destreggiarsi con la legge veniva soprannominato chicane, con il significato di "cavillo". Il significato della parola chic con il tempo è comunque mutato, ed è stato adottato da diversi paesi in tutto il mondo. Spesso la parola viene utilizzata anche al di fuori del campo della moda.

Architettura chic

Nel 2002 la Royal Horticultural Society ha introdotto la categoria "Giardino più chic" nella sua cerimonia di premiazione Chelsea Flower Show, che si tiene annualmente dal 1913. La società premia il giardino che mostra maggior "modernità, innovazione, immaginazione, stile ed audacia",.

Un altro esempio, il Carré d'Etoiles o Cubo delle Stelle, un alloggio trasportabile e riciclabile a forma di cubo coperto da una cupola di vetro sollevabile, che permette alle coppie di dormire sotto le stelle, e utilizzato in Francia come dépendance da privati e alberghi, e è stato premiato per il suo design innovativo, chic e glamour.

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Voci correlate
 Boho-chic
 Kitsch

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Join Paul Oldham as he introduces the world of Internet PHP in this extended article. PHP is an open source server-side scripting language which can be embedded inside HTML as a clever means of providing dynamic web pages that C and Perl developers will find particularly intuitive to learn.
PHP, the PHP Hypertext Processor, is an open source server-side scripting language for Web servers, which provides a real alternative to ASP, Cold- Fusion, Mod_Perl or JSP if your aim is to provide dynamic Web pages. Dynamic Web pages are pages which interact with the user, so that each user visiting the page sees customized information - which may vary each time and which may be based on a form they've just filled in, or on information extracted from a database or some other external source. Typical applications include e-commerce, online newspapers, visitors' books, ticketing systems, project management, and other groupware projects. The traditional way to produce this type of dynamic page is via CGI scripts, but these are separate programs which must be executed as a new process for each page hit, so they scale badly and rapidly become memory and processor hogs as server load increases.
PHP solves this problem by becoming a part of the Web server, essentially extending the functionality of the server itself, so that the server can do the processing without having to spawn extra processes. It's not alone in doing this, but unlike most other scripting languages for Web page development PHP also offers excellent connectivity to most of the databases in use today. Perhaps the greatest advantage of PHP, when compared to other scripting languages such as ASP or ColdFusion, is that it is open source and cross-platform. PHP's natural home is on Linux servers running Apache server software, but it runs equally well on any other Unix or Windows platform, and can be used with other Web servers.
PHP started life as a Perl program written by Rasmus Lerdorf to track visitors to his online resume. It was then rewritten in C and was extended to include support for database access. From these simple beginnings the open source community has expanded and developed PHP into a powerful server-side scripting language.
What sets PHP apart from its origins in Perl is the ability to embed PHP code inside HTML, allowing you to mix HTML and PHP in one source file rather than having to crank out the HTML from within Perl. For example, a simple PHP script to show today's date is shown in Figure 1 below. If you're familiar with HTML then the top and bottom of this code will look very familiar - it's just standard HTML.
A simple PHP script to show today's date.
PHP code is embedded within the HTML by bracketing it with "<?php" and "?>". The code consists of one line, a call to the PHP function "date", which returns a date in the format we've specified as a string, which is then output as part of the HTML using the "echo" function. This ability to embed PHP inside HTML means that you can continue to write your Web pages as you do now, and then embed PHP into them to provide the dynamic elements.
This is perhaps a good point at which to highlight what is meant by a server-side language. The PHP code is executed on the server, not the browser. The source of the page the browser receives back from the server is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2 - The source of the page the browser receives back from the server.
You can see that the PHP has been processed by the server, so no special software is needed on the client to view pages with PHP elements - the intelligence lies at the server end. This means you can use PHP with any browser - even simple, text-only ones like Lynx and w3m, or browsers in PDAs or set-top boxes. So long as the browser understands HTML it can display pages written in PHP.
In view of where it started, it's not surprising that PHP shares syntactical ideas with Perl and C, and if you've programmed in either of these or you've done any Unix shell programming, then PHP should be easy to pick up. PHP uses loosely typed variables which don't need to be declared before first use, and evaluates them according to context, so you can add a numeric string to a numeric to give a numeric, and then manipulate the result as a string. The PHP online manual gives a nice example of how a variable's type can change due to context. This is shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3 - A variable's type can change depending on context.
One of the joys of PHP is that some variables are already set for you in any PHP script. For example, the variable $HTTP_USER_AGENT will contain a string identifying the browser which requested the page. So, for example, if you're using Netscape 4.7 under NT4 to request the page, $HTTP_USER_AGENT will contain the string "Mozilla/4.7 [en] (Win NT; I)". So if you need to generate HTML which exploits browser-specific features it's easy to do. Similarly, any cookies you have set will automatically appear as variables in your script without you having to write any code to extract them. As well as simple variables PHP also lets you create arrays which act both like hash tables (associative arrays) and indexed arrays (vectors), and these arrays can be multi-dimensional.
PHP has a full range of comparative, logical and bitwise operators, auto increment and decrement, and assignment operators. It has all the control structures you might expect from a procedural language, including if/else, switch/case, for, while (test before) and do (test after). You can write your own functions or use the extensive range of functions provided as standard. Arguments can be parsed by value or reference, and functions can return a value - or multiple values if you use an array as the return variable. Variables are local to a function unless declared global.
PHP also supports include files, both static and dynamic, allowing common code such as custom function libraries and HTML fragments to be embedded in your code. This is all very good news from the developer's viewpoint, allowing code re-use wherever possible. It also means you can separate the PHP code from the HTML if you employ different people for Web design and Web programming. PHP3 includes support for object oriented programming, but there is a problem with polymorphism: once a parent's function is overridden by a child it can no longer be used. This is resolved in PHP4, which provides expanded functionality and new features for object oriented programming, and for building classes and objects.
Part 2 of this extended article on PHP introduces forms, functions, obtaining PHP, and general PHP4 features.


Every once in awhile I get a special request for a certain dessert that someone in the family just has an insatiable craving for. Last week it was for a Peanut Butter Chocolate Cheesecake. I get the peanut butter and chocolate request often, but tend to stay away from peanut butter in general. Often with that request I will make an almond butter chocolate, or sunflower butter chocolate or even (as you've seen in previous posts) sesame butter (tahini) and chocolate recipes. This time however, I decided to give them exactly what they wanted – it's okay (with me) to give-in every once in awhile! The result, I must say was outstanding. Reminiscent of long past childhood favorites like reese's pieces, and deeply satisfying. If you take the time to make this recipe, you and your family or friends will be delighted!
If you make the recipe, take a picture and let me know how it went. Share in the comment section, and feel free to ask any questions. Love!
If you are a peanut butter chocolate combo. lover you will flip out over this cheesecake!
Follow instructions for crust below.
3 Cups Soaked Cashews, Soak a heaping 2 cups of raw cashews in purified water overnight.
Blend again to incorporate and emulsify all ingredients.
Pour out about 3 cups of the filling, leaving about 4 cups in the blender. Set the 3 cups aside.
Pour the filling that was set aside back into the blender.
See below for incorporating your chocolate into your peanut butter.
Have a 9 inch cheesecake pan prepared, and use a bit of coconut oil to grease the bottom and sides.
Use a food processor to grind all of the ingredients into a powder.
Keep processing a bit longer until the nuts release a bit of their oil, be sure not to overdo it because you will end up with a delicious chocolate nut butter!
Once the nuts have created a bit of moisture try squeezing a bit together. If it holds together and breaks with a clean break it is ready. If not process a little further or add a few drops of water.
Spread the crust loosely over the base of your pan, and press it flat to create a crust. If you choose to only cover the base it will be a thick crust. I like a thinner crust spreading and pressing the crust on the sides of the pan as well.
Set your crust aside until your filling is ready.
See above for filling instructions.
Pour slowly into the peanut butter layer using a downward thrusting motion. You want to get the chocolate into the peanut butter, and beneath the surface.
When you have about a cup left in the blender create a swirling design on the top of the cake.
Tap the pan down to release any air bubbles, and use a chopstick pulling it through the colors to create a beautiful swirling design. Less is more with swirling, if you do too much the colors will blend too much.
Be sure you allow at least 12 hours to set your cake. Preferably overnight when the fridge won't be opening and closing often.
For some reason unknown to me, the chocolate layer sets quite quickly, but even after 6 hours the peanut butter filling can still be soft. If will set up, give it overnight, and all will be well! Enjoy!


Do you know how privileged you are to be living in this part of the world? Gorgeous beaches, private islands and stunning villas with magnificent views are aplenty around us, and there's really no excuse not to have a quick getaway for some quality time together.
Our list has something for every couple, whether you want to do a little exploring outdoors, enjoy some fine dining, or just hibernate in your room all day long. All of these resorts have room service of course, and some even have butler service. Here, in no particular order, are our picks for the 15 best honeymoon resorts in Southeast Asia.


Riga is a beautiful historic city situated on the river Daugava. The capital of Latvia is located on the European Route of Brick Gothic and its Old Town was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Riga is an important communication, industrial, commercial and scientific center, but the visitors are mainly attracted by the Gothic buildings of the Old Town, Art Nouveau tenement houses and other architectural pearls. It is also important to mention tourist attractions of historic, cultural and religious value: two cathedrals, the council and churches. The 18th-century Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Sorrows is one of the most famous temples. In the bright interior of the church there are as many as five altars. Masses are held here in Latvian, Lithuanian, Russian and Polish.


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VILLANOVA, Pa. – Villanova University President the Rev. Peter M. Donohue, OSA, PhD, today announced the appointment of Joyce E. A. Russell, PhD, as The Helen and William O'Toole Dean of the Villanova School of Business (VSB), effective August 1. A leader in business education recognized for her commitment to teaching and research, Russell currently serves as Senior Associate Dean of the Robert H. Smith School of Business at The University of Maryland at College Park (UMD). This key appointment is the result of a rigorous national search led by a committee of faculty, administrators, students and alumni.
"Dr. Russell's proven track record as a visionary leader makes her a perfect fit to lead the Villanova School of Business into its next great chapter," said Father Donohue. "Dr. Russell is a true teacher-scholar, who has been recognized for her teaching and research, as well as her commitment to service. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Russell to the Villanova community and look forward to continuing to see the School of Business thrive under her leadership."
Prior to being named Senior Associate Dean at UMD's Smith School in 2015, Russell served as Vice Dean for three years. In these roles, her responsibilities included leading both undergraduate and graduate business programs, overseeing corporate and global partnerships, assisting with management of the school's $90 million budget, and working to create and implement its strategic plan. Russell also served as the Director of the Executive Coaching and Leadership Development Program for the Smith School's nationally ranked EMBA program and its corporate clients.
"It is a tremendous honor and privilege for me to be named The Helen and William O'Toole Dean of the Villanova School of Business," said Dr. Russell. "The Villanova School of Business is highly regarded for its academic rigor based on a strong liberal arts foundation and firm grounding in ethics, as well as for its hands-on experiential learning opportunities and impressive commitment to creativity and innovation. I look forward to working with VSB faculty, students, staff, alumni and many others across the University community to continue to move the School of Business forward as one of the most prestigious in the country."
"Our search for a new Dean for the School of Business centered on finding an individual with proven leadership skills, an eye for innovation and a collaborative style," said Villanova University Provost Patrick G. Maggitti, PhD. "Dr. Russell brings all these qualities, plus an outstanding record of research and teaching to this role and I am confident that she will be a wonderful addition to the School of Business and our University community."
At UMD, Russell worked collaboratively with leadership and other constituencies at the Smith School—including faculty, students, staff, alumni and donors—to build a strategic vision that has enabled the school to grow in both prominence and reputation. She spearheaded the creation of innovative programs across the School, launching new graduate programs and the Office of Transformational Learning, which promotes cutting-edge ideas in business pedagogy and curriculum. Russell is also a strong advocate for engagement and inclusiveness, having created, and currently chairing, the Smith School's Diversity Council, and serving as a member of the Provost's Task Force on Diversity.
Russell has received numerous awards for her excellence in instruction and research. Known as an outstanding professor and advisor, she specializes in the areas of leadership, negotiations, management and career development. In addition, she has demonstrated a deep commitment to strengthening the role of research and actively supporting and promoting faculty and student success.
An accomplished author who has been widely published in scholarly journals and books, Russell is currently a weekly columnist for The Washington Post. She also serves as a member of several professional boards and non-profit organizations and is highly sought after as a keynote speaker and panelist for summits and conferences held by national and international corporations and organizations.
Before coming to UMD, Russell served as Full Professor in the Department of Management at the University of Tennessee. She earned her PhD and MA in Industrial/Organizational Psychology from The University of Akron and her BA from Loyola University of Maryland.
As Dean of the Villanova School of Business, Russell will serve as chief administrator of the School, overseeing an annual budget of more than $30 million and leading the School's long-term strategic and academic planning, curricular initiatives, faculty research support, student services, fundraising and alumni relations.
The Villanova School of Business (VSB) undergraduate program is ranked #1 in the nation by Bloomberg Businessweek and has been at the forefront of business education since it was founded in 1922. Serving over 2,500 undergraduate and graduate students, VSB is home to six Centers or Institutes of Excellence (the Daniel M. DiLella Center for Real Estate, the Center for Business Analytics, the Center for Global Leadership, the Center for Marketing & Consumer Insights, the Center for Church Management & Business Ethics and the Innovation, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship (ICE) Institute) with each center and institute designed to foster innovative, cross-disciplinary research and teaching opportunities for business faculty. VSB is known for academic rigor; creativity and innovation; hands-on and service learning opportunities; a firm grounding in ethics; and an applied education that prepares students to become outstanding leaders and global citizens within the ever-changing, complex, and fast-paced world of business. For more, visit business.villanova.edu
About Villanova University: Since 1842, Villanova University's Augustinian Catholic intellectual tradition has been the cornerstone of an academic community in which students learn to think critically, act compassionately and succeed while serving others. There are more than 10,000 undergraduate, graduate and law students in the University's six colleges – the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Villanova School of Business, the College of Engineering, the College of Nursing, the College of Professional Studies and the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. As students grow intellectually, Villanova prepares them to become ethical leaders who create positive change everywhere life takes them. For more, visit www.villanova.edu


A record 8.08 million foreign tourists visited the Czech Republic last year, a year-on-year increase of 3 percent, according to an estimate issued by consulting company Mag Consulting and data released by the Czech Statistical Office.
By contrast, the number of domestic tourists at Czech accommodation facilities dropped between 2 percent and 3 percent in 2014, according to the estimate.
"With regard to overnight stays, 2014 was not all that successful. According to our prediction, the annual number of overnight stays in accommodation facilities in the Czech Republic dropped about 2 percent on the year to 42.4 million," analyst Jaromír Beránek of Mag Consulting said.
Above all, domestic tourists' stays in the Czech Republic shortened in 2014, according to Beránek.
In total, the number of guests at Czech hotels, boarding houses and camping sites increased 1 percent to 15.5 million, according the estimate.
The number of domestic guests declined because of Czech tourists' bigger interest in holidays abroad, Beránek said.
Revenues from incoming tourism in the Czech Republic last year exceeded the record-high value from 2007, when it amounted to almost 140 billion Kč.


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The Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Volodymyr–Brest (Volodymyr–Brėst of the Ukrainians) was a suffragan eparchy of the Metropolis of Kiev, Galicia and all Ruthenia in the Ruthenian Uniate Church. It was situated in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth in parts of the modern states of Ukraine and Belarus under Imperial Russian rule, from 1569 until 1833.

History
 It was established in 1596 as Eparchy (Diocese) of Volodymyr–Brėst / Volodymyr–Brest (English) / Vladimiren(sis)–Bresten(sis) Ruthenorum (Latin), on imperial Russian territory previously not served by the rite
 Suppressed in 1833, without direct successor.

Episcopal ordinaries
(all Ukrainian Rite)

Suffragan Eparchs (Bishops) of Volodymyr–Brėst
 Hipacy Adam Pociej, Basilian Order of Saint Josaphat (O.S.B.M.) (1596 – 1600.11.15), next Metropolitan Archeparch (Archbishop) of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (1600.11.15 – death 1613.07.18)
 Joakym Morokhovskyj, O.S.B.M. (1613 – death 1631.03.19)
 Józef Bakowiecki-Mokosiej, O.S.B.M. (1632 – death 1654)
 Jan Michał Pociej, O.S.B.M. (1655 – death 1666)
 Benedykt Gliński, O.S.B.M. (1666 – death 1678)
 Lev Slubyč-Zalenskyj, O.S.B.M. (1678 – 1695.09.19), next Metropolitan Archeparch (Archbishop) of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (1695.09.19 – death 1708.08.24)
 Lev Luka Kiszka, O.S.B.M. (1711 – 1714.09.17), next Metropolitan Archeparch (Archbishop) of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (1714.09.17 – death 1728.11.19)
 Lev Luka Kiszka, O.S.B.M. (1711 – death 1728)
 Korneliusz Lebiecki, O.S.B.M. (1729.09.03 – death 1730.01.22)
 Teodozy Teofil Godebski, O.S.B.M. (1730 – death 1756.09.12), previously Eparch (Bishop) of Pinsk–Turaŭ of the Ruthenians (Belarus) (1720 – 1730)
 Felicjan Filip Wołodkowicz (Feliks Filipp Volodkovič), O.S.B.M. (1758.11.22 – death 1778.02.01), previously Eparch (Bishop) of Chełm–Bełz of the Ukrainians (Poland) (1731 – 1756.01.12), Coadjutor Archbishop of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (1756.01.12 – 1762.07.18); later (also) Metropolitan Archeparch (Archbishop) of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (1762.07.18 – 1778.02.01)
 Symeon Młocki, O.S.B.M. (1779.09.19 – 1795)
 Josafat Bułhak, O.S.B.M. (1798.10.12 – 1818.09.22), also Apostolic Administrator of Vilnius of the Ukrainians (Lithuania) (1814 – 1818), Apostolic Administrator of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (1817.01.27 – 1818.09.22); previously Eparch (Bishop) of Pinsk–Turaŭ of the Ruthenians (Belarus) (1787.04.24 – 1798.10.12); later Eparch (Bishop) of Vilnius of the Ukrainians (Lithuania) (1818 – 1833.04.14), Metropolitan Archbishop of Kyiv–Halyč of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (1818.09.22 – 1838.03.09), Eparch (Bishop) of Žyrovyci of the Ukrainians (Lithuania) (1828 – 1833.04.14), Archeparch (Archbishop) of Polatsk–Vitebsk of the Ruthenians (Belarus) (1833.04.14 – 1838.03.09)
 Coadjutor Bishop: Antin Zubko (1833.12.11 – 1839.03.25), no other prelature.

See also
 List of Catholic dioceses in Belarus
 List of Catholic dioceses in Ukraine

Sources and external links
 GCatholic - data for all sections

Volodymyr–Brest
Metropolis of Kiev, Galicia and all Ruthenia (Ruthenian Uniate Church)
Eparchies of the Ruthenian Uniate Church
Volodymyr–Brest
Former dioceses in Europe
History of Brest, Belarus
History of Volyn Oblast
1596 establishments
Religious organizations established in the 1590s
16th-century establishments in Poland
1596 establishments in Ukraine
Religious organizations disestablished in 1833
1830s disestablishments in Poland
19th-century disestablishments in Belarus
19th-century disestablishments in the Russian Empire


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By Stefan Arestis December 28, 2020 at 6:12am
Strolling in Osaka, Japan
2020? More like "20-Hunty, you really couldn't have given us a single break?!"
While we have cherished every moment we've been able to spend with each other at home, reflecting on our previous travels and daydreaming of new expeditions… We have to admit that it's been hard staying cooped up inside. We experienced such a strong sense of wanderlust that it's been difficult having to keep ourselves stationed in one place for so long.
In this article, we've put together an all-inclusive, fine-tuned list of the ten places we are super excited to see once travel restrictions are finally lifted. Even if this article exists as our personal list of prime vacation destinations, we hope it can inspire you to build your own international itinerary.
And on that note, let's hear it for a bright and prosperous new year full of happiness, fun, and relaxation!
Where do you go when you're looking for revolutionary technological advances, long-lasting traditions, and charming hospitality? Why, it's got to be Japan, of course! Whether we spend our time turning up at the countless gay bars in Shinjuku, cycling through the natural area of Hida-Takayama, or witnessing the cultural monuments throughout Kyoto, we always feel safe being ourselves in this overwhelmingly accepting country.
2. Iceland
Whenever we find ourselves living in a post-COVID timeline, we know with certainty that we are going to hit the ground running, eagerly venturing outside of our home to begin crossing dream destinations off of our bucket list. And sitting at the very top of that list is one of the most gay-friendly countries in the world – Iceland. We will obviously be thrilled to pass through the gay villages of Reykjavik and Akureyri, but more than anything, we plan to visit this country as adventurers who seek only the most impressive environmental wonders.
Seventeen years after the release of Return of the King, and we're still mad that Frodo Baggins and Samwise Gamgee weren't a romantic couple. Thankfully, visiting New Zealand allows us to play out our fantasies in more ways than one. Seeing as how the country has boasted progressive anti-discrimination laws since 1993, feel free to express love for your partner freely and openly, even when wandering through the precious little hobbit holes on the Hobbiton movie set! Sorry, not sorry that we are both geeky fanboys…
Considering the fact that Thailand is our favorite place in the world, it obviously had to make our list. We've sunbathed on the country's gorgeous beaches, snorkeled between the many islands, and partied with all of the speedo-clad gay boys our hearts could possibly desire. Yet we can never get enough of this little slice of paradise. Trust us when we say that the people of Thailand have undoubtedly worked hard on their hospitality game to earn the destination its oh-so fitting nickname, "The Land of Smiles."
A romantic kiss on the shores of Koh Lipe island in Thailand
5. Bhutan
Nestled in the Himalayas lies this astonishing natural retreat that measures its success based on the happiness of its citizens rather than the efficiency of their work. We hadn't previously visited Bhutan due to our fear of facing discrimination, but the country just recently legalized homosexuality, which practically gave us an open invitation to tour the land as soon as possible. We are so looking forward to viewing the pristine, mountainous scenery and beautiful Buddhist monasteries up close and personal.
6. Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town may be called "The Mother City" due to its impact on South African civilization, but we personally like the name because we know just how much this destination provides for us. Besides providing guests with a stunning, diverse landscape to explore, the city also welcomes LGBTQ+ travelers with open arms. No matter where you are in Cape Town – whether that be a spot on the gay Clifton Beach or a seat at one of Green Point's many queer bars – you'll definitely be able to rest, relax, and enjoy yourself.
7. Berlin, Germany
What better place to get dirty than the city of sin, and no, we're not talking about Las Vegas. Berlin, Germany is notorious for being a raunchy, thrilling escape from the confines of average life. We especially can't wait to plunge ourselves directly into the gay village capital of the world, Schoneberg. With bars, clubs, saunas, cruising spots, cafes, and restaurants that cater specifically to a queer crowd, we can guarantee that you will leave this destination longing for nothing, except maybe another German sausage…
Nomadic Boys perched up high in gay ole' Berlin
As the home of the fundamental battleground of the Stonewall Inn, as well as the long-established summer getaway of Fire Island, it's easy to see why New York has become a mecca for gay folks from all walks of life. And that's not even mentioning the neighborhoods or events. Fingers crossed that this becomes the year we finally make our way to NYC Pride.
Why consider snuggling up to grizzly bears when you could choose a polar bear to keep you company instead? Honestly, you're going to need something big and strong to keep you warm while braving that icy tundra! We are beyond ready to cross this monumental item off our bucket list and proudly claim that we have traveled where no homophobic people could ever possibly find us.
10. Montreal, Canada
Over the rainbow we go in Montreal's Gay Village
It is no secret that we adore Montreal, Canada. Considering how they allow their gay village to be proudly displayed on official maps, we think you could say that this city is the real deal. Above all else, we love Montreal for its buzzing energy and willingness to accept anyone and everyone. And let's face it, the existence of strip bars is a great bonus.
For more from the Nomadic Boys, check out what they rate as the most gay-friendly countries in the world, and be also sure to check out how the boys on their Instagram.


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Adorable storage tin for animal lovers. Made from powder coated galvanized steel. Perfect for storing all your knick-knacks and loose ends - even treats for a much loved pet.
Doris and her feline friends also appear on a Creaturewares mug, an egg cup gift set, a pet feeding bowl and a coaster gift set (click each item to view the product).
Width 16.5cm x depth 11cm x height 20cm.