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The Basilica Of Saint Francis Of Assisi
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Assisi is probably the best known town in Umbria thanks to the town's (and the world's) most famous saint, St. Francis of Assisi (1181-1226). St. Francis preached a type of Christianity that spoke of humility and compassion for the poor, not a message that wealthy members of the church necessarily wanted to promote. Upsetting orthodox church teachings was a dangerous pastime that could easily result in being burnt at the stake. Luckily for Francis, the power of the huge religious revival that he started was harnessed by the church and he was granted a religious order. The new modern day pope, Francis I, by choosing the name of the saint, has sent a clear signal that he intends to reconnect with the ordinary members of the church.
The Basilica of Saint Francis
In 1228 work started on a huge church in Assisi to commemorate the life of Saint Francis, the Basilica of Saint Francis is in reality two churches, an Upper and Lower Basilica.
The huge size of the church showed how important St. Francis had become, but in all likelihood it was not something he would have approved of. However, one of St Francis' wishes was complied with; the church built to house his body was built at the end of town where previously criminals had been hanged. The Basilica uses elements of the Gothic and Romanesque architectural styles, for example, the Upper Basilica mixes a Romanesque rose window with Gothic (pointed) arches in the interior.
The Upper Basilica
Badly damaged in September 1997 by an earthquake, the Upper Basilica was restored and re-opened within two years.
The Nave Of The Upper Basilica In Assisi
Giotto's Life Of Saint Francis
One of the world's most famous fresco cycles (attributed to Giotto but disputed by many) is painted on the walls of the nave, it depicts scenes from the life of Saint Francis. Painted around 1300, these paintings are important to art historians because they show a break from traditional style of medieval painting, the faces have emotion, the figures are solid and show movement and the scenes have some perspective. The Renaissance didn't suddenly appear in the 1420's, art was developing long before.
Sermon to the birds, Legend of St Francis
Frescoed on the transept of the Upper Basilica are biblical scenes by Giotto's teacher, Cimabue. The white pigment, based on lead oxide has turned black giving the frescoes a strange negative image effect.
Cimabue's Crucifixion In The Upper Basilica, Assisi
The Lower Basilica
The Lower Basilica is darker and lower ceilinged than the Upper Basilica, it has works of art by Cimabue, Giotto, Pietro Lorenzetti and Simone Martini.
The Altar & Left Hand Transept Of The Lower Basiilca, Assisi
On the right hand wall of the transept next to the nave is a painting of St. Francis by Cimabue that is often cited as the portrait most likely to resemble the Saint. This is because it was painted five decades after his death and used the description of someone who knew him. Saint Francis is standing on the right
Portrait Of St Francis By Cimabue, Assisi
Giotto or his followers are responsible for the chapels of Mary Madelene and Saint Nicholas, these can be found off the nave. In the transept, look for the story of the young Jesus, They show the characters within realistic looking landscapes rather than having them placed in the foreground with the scenery behind
Simone Martini, Chapel of St. Martin
The decoration of the Chapel of Saint Martin was designed and implemented by the Sienese artist Simone Martini, his work includes the floor, the stained glass windows and the frescoes. The paintings are quite hard to view thanks to the bright down lights but are well worth persevering with. If you go in through the entrance to the Lower Basilica the chapel is on the left hand side of the nave.
Musicians by Simone Martini, Assisi, Italy
Pietro Lorenzetti
Pietro Lorenzetti, a Sienese artist and contemporary of Giotto, was a master of composition, look at the Deposition and you can see how the figures and the body of Christ form a triangle.
Medieval musicians frescoed on the walls of the San martino chapel, Assisi
As with Giotto's painting, Pietro Lorenzetti showed emotion on the faces of his subjects and he was beginning to master perspective seventy years before the start of the Renaissance. Pietro's brother, Ambrogio, painted the Allegories Of Good And Bad Government in Siena.
On March 29, 2013 / Art, Assisi, Cimabue, Giotto, Pietro Lorenzetti, Simone Martini
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Bill Snyder's squad will go up against Mississippi St. in a home-and-home series in 2018 and 2019. The idea for the Big 12/SEC showdown came form an exchange of tweets between the school's athletic directors. The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been the latest internet fundraiser to go viral and it's brought people across the college football world together. When Mississippi St. AD Scott Stricklin challenged Kansas St. AD John Currie, the banter began.


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On this page you will find the lessons presented at the Ignite Session of CASPSLaP 2018. Click on each title to access materials!
"Angelitos y diabilitos": Pronunciation of voiced stops and approximants
Silvina Bongiovanni
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IPA Battleship: Practice with phonetic symbols and their descriptions
Danielle Daidone
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Text-to-speech technology in development of speaking fluency
Valentyna Filimonova
Reinforcing intonation: A gestural approach
Carolina Gonzalez
Teaching phonetics for listening comprehension
Elizabeth Kissling
En busca del diamante: Using tasks to mitigate word reduction in spoken learner Spanish
Sergio Ruiz-Pérez, Lorena Alarcón, & Avizia Y. Long
Learning to produce L2 VOT values in "true voicing" languages
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Lorena Alarcón is from Argentina, and is a M.A. candidate in Applied Linguistics at Texas Tech University. She was also awarded a Fulbright Scholarship at Wabash College, Indiana. Lorena completed her undergraduate studies in Argentina, where she received a B.A. in English and a Teaching Degree.
Danielle Daidone is a Ph.D. candidate in Hispanic Linguistics and Second Language Studies at Indiana University. Her main research area is second language phonology, with a particular focus on lexical representations and spoken word recognition. She also works on classroom input, as well as first and second language sociolinguistics. Visit her website at www.ddaidone.com.
Valentyna Filimonova, originally from Ukraine, is a Ph.D. candidate seeking a dual degree in General and Hispanic Linguistics at Indiana University. She received a B.A. in Spanish and Linguistics from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and an M.A. in Spanish and General Linguistics from Indiana University. Click here to visit her LinkedIn profile.
Elizabeth M. Kissling (Ph.D., Linguistics, Georgetown University) is an Assistant Professor of Spanish and Applied Linguistics in the Department of Latin American, Latino, and Iberian Studies at the University of Richmond in Richmond, Virginia. Her research focuses on methodological approaches to teaching and researching Spanish as a second language. Her recent publications have explored pronunciation instruction, cognitive linguistic approaches to teaching prepositions, and language awareness. Email: ekisslin@richmond.edu
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I had the great pleasure of talking about Draw The Line to the Brighton Sunday Assembly last weekend.
As I've previously mentioned, Sunday Assembly is a monthly meet up that encourages attendees to "Live better, help often, wonder more". It's a bit like a church service in format, only instead of hymns you have pop song karaoke, instead of prayers you have conversation and a few minutes' silence, and instead of sermons you have people giving talks. People like me.
Also on the bill were Extinction Rebellion, who share many of our messages about going out there and getting things changed (in their case, acting on the climate emergency).
I thought I'd keep it relatively simple, so most of my talk consisted of going over some of the many and varied political actions depicted in the Draw The Line project, but it did seem to go down well and I got lots of invitations to speak at other places afterwards, which has to be some sort of endorsement.
I'm always happy to talk about Draw The Line, first to spread its message that anyone can take a small political action and make the world a better place, and secondly in the hope that people will pledge for the Draw The Line book, helping that message reach ever more folk, and especailly those who may never have thought of themselves as activists.
If you're interested, you can see my slides here and the rough notes to what I said are here. You're welcome to adapt them to use in a talk of your own, so long as you include all the links to our website etc… and of course, invite your audience to pledge!


Greetings. I believe the Romans Catholic has (sort of speak) the cart in front of the horse. It is imperative that the born again believer trusts in Christ alone. The RC church teaches that one is saved by Christ and their *good works*. This is an error. The correct theory is that we cannot be saved, except for Gods grace and mercy, but then once we are saved, outflow the works of the Holy Spirit who now resides in us through our good works. The good works James speaks about are a result of regeneration. The RC believes that this work is not a result, but the cause (to some extent). The book of Romans and the book of James must be seen in the light of Ephesians 2:8,9. Paul and James standing back to back with their epistles, not contradicting, but agreeing.
Next, The reason why so much emphasis is placed on justification is that several denominations attempt to get the cart before the proverbial horse and attempt to get the works before the justification.
Man is NOT saved by works! No Exceptions! Man is saved UNTO good works (Eph 2:8-10), and again, No Exceptions. Where people get mixed up is they think they are justified, saved....or otherwise by their works--they are not! True godly works are a natural outflow from a regenerated person who is walking in the spirit and not fulfilling the lusts of the flesh.
In part, Sanctification is growth that takes place by grace that enables one to more fully do the works that God has ALREADY saved them to do.
Sanctification in the Westminster Catechism is said to be "the work of God's free grace, whereby we are renewed in the whole man after the image of God, and are enabled more and more to die unto sin and live unto righteousness."
Sanctification is declared to be a work of God's free grace. Two things are included in this. First, that the power or influence by which it is carried on is supernatural. Secondly, that granting this influence to any sinner, to one sinner rather than another, and to one more than to another, is a matter of favour. No one has personally, or in himself, on the ground of anything he has done, the right to claim this divine influence as a just recompense, or as a matter of justice.
Hodge, Charles, Systematic Theology, (Oak Harbor, WA: Logos Research Systems, Inc.) 1997.
Welcome to the forum. Here is something I posted recently. Please bear with me others who have already read this before. These are my notes from a study I did from J. C. Ryle's book Holiness from the chapter on Sanctification that may be of some help to you.
[color:red]Justification is a finished work and rests entirely on Christ's work done for me.
"The only righteousness in which we can appear before God is the righteousness of another--even the perfect righteousness of our Substitute and Representative, Jesus Christ the Lord."
"Sanctification is the inward spiritual work which the Lord Jesus Christ works in a man by the Holy Spirit when he calls him to be a true believer." (J.C. Ryle)[color:red] We can never be more justified, but we can be more sanctified.
It is our own fault if we are not holy.
We must expect inward spiritual conflict. Our hearts are occupied by two rival camps.
We must be diligent in using the means God has given us such as Bible reading, private prayer, worship, hearing faithful preaching, communion, etc.
All our works are imperfect, but our efforts can be pleasing to God when done with the right heart much as a small child's efforts can please their parent.
[color:red]Sanctification cannot justify us, yet it pleases God.
Our works will be examined for evidence of grace. Jn 5:29. We must be made fit for heaven. God wants to make us holy. We must not become discouraged that so many flaws remain in us. The more light we have, the more we will see our own imperfections and we will be ashamed. We are debtors to mercy and grace every hour.
I really don't have anything more to add to what has already been stated.
But to put it all in a nutshell, I would say that RCs believe that it is both the work of God & the work of man that saves. Where as the Bible says that only God saves by grace through faith and as a natural out flow of that salvation, comes works. If no works flow, then obviously we should question if salvation has occurred.
As James 2:18 says "...:shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works."
First of all I want to welcome you to the forum. I hope you find your time spent here meaningful and rewarding. You raise a good question and I think that others who have replied on this thread have provided excellent answers.
I just want to add one thing. The work of salvation is a two fold work. Both justification and sanctification. The favorite old hymn Rock of Ages expresses this well in verse one.
I like that clear recognition of both making us (1)"not guilty" and (2)"clean." Justification makes us not guilty and sanctification makes us holy. My limited understanding of what the Roman Catholics believe is that they tend to add more works to the finished work of Christ to complete their salvation.
Yes, that is an error - the Catholic Church doesn't teach that. Salvation is through Christ alone and His finished work on the Cross. Catholics DO believe that "saving faith" is comprised of both "faith" and "works" but it's not our works that save. Our works, done in the state of grace, lead to sanctification. Such "works" do absolutely no good to one not already on the path to salvation. I hope this helps clarify.
In the most technical sense there is nothing wrong with saying works is a part of salvation- as you rightly pointed out, sanctification is a part of salvation. The term "salvation" is a large umbrella covering a number of doctrines. I would recommend "Redemption Accomplished and Applied" by Murray for a good treatment on this topic.

The problem here is two-fold: 1) Roman Catholic theology adds works to JUSTIFICATION, thereby confusing the order of salvation and also perverting the concept of being freely justified by Christ apart from works. 2) The problem with everyday Protestant vernacular in confusing terms. When a Protestant says that works are not a part of salvation he most likely means that they are not a part of election, calling, justification and regeneration.. certainly he doesn't mean they aren't a part of sanctification which is a part of the salvific process which results in glorification.

In summary, I don't have a problem if you say works are a part of salvation as long as we define our terms. If you attribute works to your justification- then we've got a problem. This was the very point of the Protestant Reformation. They didn't leave Rome because they were antinomians and thought they didn't need to do good deeds. Rather they left Rome because they understood that they could offer no good deeds to Christ's finished work that would be meritorious in their justification.
Hi Scott and thanks for your reply.
In regards to my post. You write that the "Catholics's do not believe in works unto salvation". I agree, Catholic's do not! But "Roman Catholics" do, or are at least taught this concept. I may be mistaken, and if so, please help me unwind the idea, as I have gleaned this from the catechism of the (R) Catholic church. I was raised a RC. I attended parochial school and was involved in CYO. With all due respect, I am not new to the idea.
How does pennance, indulgences, baptism (for the forgiveness of sins, see 1239 in C.C.C) and the mass (both for those who have already passed and for those who still live? see 1364, 1371 C.C.C) not support a *work*?
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I think we need to be careful when we mention the works being added to our salvation at the point of santification. (I'm not saying that you do not believe these or that you are trying to be unclear) First we must make sure we clarify our terms and positions especially among modern "evangelicals" not to mention the Romanist "church". Our works are included in the work of santification because God has chosen to do so. We must understand that it does not change our status with God one bit. God could accomplish the work of santification without the use of works and in a sense does. I cannot remember the reference (if the monitors think of it please add it in here), I think in Ephesians. That God has prepared the good works we will walk in. So in a sense (not to the extreme hyper-cals take it) the good works we contribute have already been ordained by God.
I think the clarification should be stated that our works are not essential to salvation (even sanctification) but are a required proof (fruit) of sanctification.
That's where we need to be precise because saying works are necessary to sanctification is antithetical to Salvation by Grace Alone.
"Salvation is through Christ alone and His finished work on the Cross"
If the roman state "church" believed in Salvation through Christ ALONE, and the FINISHED work of the Cross, then there is no need to add any work to the salvation of a soul for the work is finished (on the cross).
Could you help me understand this apparent contradiction?


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The Governing Body is an active and enthusiastic group who are committed to ensuring that Marlow Church of England Infant School remains an outstanding Christian school. The governors work closely with the Headteacher and Senior Management Team and are responsible for the overall strategic management of the school and for determining its aims, objectives and policies in accordance with all relevant legislation.
As volunteers, governors come from a variety of backgrounds, and represent a diverse range of local interests and bodies. As a church school, the constitution of the governing body is currently as follows:
8 Foundation governors, appointed by the Diocese of Oxford. This includes the Team Vicar from All Saints Church, Marlow, as an ex-officio member
2 Parent governors, elected by the parent body
3 Staff governors (including the Headteacher and 1 co-opted staff member)
1 Local Education Authority representative
Associate members, co-opted by the governing body
Over the past few years, governors have been actively involved in a few high profile projects including the introduction of Hot School meals, building additional classrooms and the build of the new outdoor covered area.
All of our governors have no governance roles in other educational institutions and have no business or financial interests in the school.
The minutes from the Governing Body meetings are a public record and can be accessed via the School Office if required.
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Discussion in 'Recipes' started by khanriaz10, Dec 7, 2009.
I will definitely try this, and tell you the result.
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sounds like basic bland midwest chili that is served in cafeterias. Way to much tomato, swap some out for beef stock, and add a chopped serrano or other hot chili of choice. For 2 pounds of meat my chili recipe uses 1/4 cup of chili powder plus 1-3 tablespoons of my homemade chili powder which is on the hot end of the scale.
Add 2 cans of beef stock and simmer for 1 hour or until meat starts to get tender.
I love good chili. For years I've made it with everything from venison to tri tip to brisket, and most of it was pretty good. I would usually start with Wick Fowler's kit, and do a lot of personalizing. I just ordered a bunch of Pendery's Chile Blends for Chrismas gifts. It's used in a lot of chili cookoffs. You owe it to yourself to give it a try. It is really quite good.


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The National University of Ireland, Galway (NUI Galway) (Irish Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh or OÉ Gaillimh) is a constituent university of the National University of Ireland. It is a tertiary-level educational institution located in Galway, Ireland.
NUI Galway has over 1000 academic staff and 1000 administrative and support staff. It has approximately 17,300 students, 12,500 undergrduate and over 3600 postgraduate. The University also boasts a considerable international community, with approx 13% of its students are from an international background. Every year approxmately 500 students come to study at NUI Galway from all over the world.
NUI Galway has a long and established tradition of international student and staff exchanges and high percentage of international students attend under/postgraduate and diploma courses at our university. In order to facilitate these students, the university organizes English language and Academic Writing courses. At the same time, NUI Galway also offers a number of courses of various level on Teaching English as a Foreign Language. NUI Galway has also organized MOOCs on various topics, from general interest to introductions to academic disciplines to highly specialised and professional development courses.
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Arsenal Look Like Europa League Contenders
Arsenal now have two chances of qualifying for the Champions League. They are back in the hunt for a top four finish in the Premier League and in the last 16 of the Europa League. The second option is more likely because Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea are contenders for the two Champions League places up for grabs. Manager Unai Emery won the Europa League with Sevilla in 2014, 2025 and 2016 so knows what it takes. ARSENAL are 5/1 with Betfair to win it this season.
Emery takes Europe's second level competition seriously and will probably play a strong team against Rennes in France today in the first leg of this last 16 tie. Arsenal have won six of their last eight matches in the Europa League and should improve that record on the road against Rennes. The hosts are currently 10th in the French league but over perform in Europa. However, a weakened defense will struggle to prevent an ARSEANL win and that outcome is Evens with Paddy Power.
Chelsea are at home to Dynamo Kiev in the first match of their tie in the round of 16. The Blues are one of just five clubs to have won three separate European competitions. They could also qualify for the Champions League by two routes but league position looks more realistic. Even though Chelsea are the favourites to win the Europa League it's a long journey to the final in Baku at the end of May. They can get a step closer against Kiev and CHELSEA -1 is the bet at 4/5 with Betfair.
At a time when trainers are striking about poor levels of prize funding Chelmsford should be applauded for putting up decent money. The track stages two AW Championships Fast Track Qualifiers tonight. The more competitive race is the Class 2 contest over two miles at 6.25. Grey Britain has the highest rating in the field while Amade won well over the distance last time out. However, AIRCRAFT CARRIER is a progressive stayer and can oblige at 5/2 with Paddy Power.
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Civil War – the worst kind of war any nation could face. As the first sounds of gunfire echo through the land, two friends enlist on opposite sides of the conflict. Both believe Right is on their side, and both hope they will never meet each other on the battlefield. Their lives become inextricably entwined as the war nears its end, culminating in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln from a single shot fired by John Wilkes Booth. Was Booth a lone assassin? Or was he part of a wider conspiracy; a plot hatched by his own generals to replace Lincoln with General Ulysses S. Grant?
Born in 1943 in Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire. I currently live in Essex with my wife, Margaret, and my daughter Elizabeth. For many years I was a Chartered Surveyor in local government. I was a Senior project manager with the Greater London Council until it was closed down in 1986. I then set up my own surveying practice, retiring in 2008. I had always wanted to write a novel but could never think of a good enough plot. My first novel, The Kammersee Affair, published in 2006, was inspired by a holiday in Austria. We were staying in Grundlsee. The next lake, Toplitzsee, was used by the Germans during the war to test rockets, and torpedoes. There were rumours of gold hidden in that lake. Despite extensive searches the gold was never found. In my book, however, it is found, only in the next lake, Kammersee. The books that followed, The Mackenzie File, The Marinski Affair, and Epidemic, all feature Tom Kendall, a down to earth private detective, and were originally published by Raider Publishing in New York. My fifth book, A Killing In The City, another featuring Tom Kendall, was originally published by Night Publishing. In August 2012 I decided to go down the self published route, and formed my own publishing brand PHOENIX. My latest novel "The Thackery Journal" is a "What If" novel regarding the assassination of Lincoln. I am currently working on two more Tom Kendall novels and I have made a tentative start on an Adventure novel. I also have some ideas for another American Civil War novel.
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Had a long conversation, after dinner, over Madison days. The Professor wants me to promise to go with him, sometime, on a camping trip in the Hawaiian Islands, while I tried to get him to go back with me to camp in the high Sierra. But he says, "Not now." He must not leave the General; and I was surprised to learn they are to leave the valley to-morrow or next day. I'm glad I'm not great enough to be missed in the busy world.Apart from the human interest of my visit to-day, I greatly enjoyed Yosemite, which I had visited only once before, having spent eight days last spring in rambling amid its rocks and waters. Wherever we go in the mountains, or indeed in any of God's wild fields, we find more than we seek. Descending four thousand feet in a few hours, we enter a new world—climate, plants, sounds, inhabitants, and scenery all new or changed. Near camp the goldcup oak forms sheets of chaparral, on top of which we may make our beds. Going down the Indian Cañon we observe this little bush changing by regular gradations to a large bush, to a small tree, and then larger, until on the rocky taluses near the bottom of the valley we find it developed into a broad, wide-spreading, gnarled, picturesque tree from four to eight feet in diameter, and forty or fifty feet high. Innumerable are the forms of water displayed. Every gliding reach, cascade, and fall has characters of its own. Had a good view of the Vernal and Nevada, two of the main falls of the valley, less than a mile apart, and offering striking differences in voice, form, color, etc. The Vernal, four hundred feet high and about seventy-[Pg 188]five or eighty feet wide, drops smoothly over a round-lipped precipice and forms a superb apron of embroidery, green and white, slightly folded and fluted, maintaining this form nearly to the bottom, where it is suddenly veiled in quick-flying billows of spray and mist, in which the afternoon sunbeams play with ravishing beauty of rainbow colors. The Nevada is white from its first appearance as it leaps out into the freedom of the air. At the head it presents a twisted appearance, by an overfolding of the current from striking on the side of its channel just before the first free out-bounding leap is made. About two thirds of the way down, the hurrying throng of comet-shaped masses glance on an inclined part of the face of the precipice and are beaten into yet whiter foam, greatly expanded, and sent bounding outward, making an indescribably glorious show, especially when the afternoon sunshine is pouring into it. In this fall—one of the most wonderful in the world—the water does not seem to be under the dominion of ordinary laws, but rather as if it were a living creature, full of the strength of the mountains and their huge, wild joy.Coffee, too, has its marvels in the camp kitchen, but not so many, and not so inscrutable as those that beset the bean-pot. A low, complacent grunt follows a mouthful drawn in with a gurgle, and the remark cast forth aimlessly, "That's good coffee." Then another gurgling sip and repetition of the judgment, "Yes, sir, that is good coffee." As to tea, there are but two kinds, weak and strong, the stronger the better. The only remark heard is, "That tea's weak," otherwise it is good enough and not worth mentioning. If it has been boiled an hour or two or smoked on a pitchy fire, no matter,—who cares for a little tannin or creosote? they make the black beverage all the stronger and more attractive to tobacco-tanned palates.
July 26. Ramble to the summit of Mount Hoffman, eleven thousand feet high, the highest point in life's journey my feet have yet touched. And what glorious landscapes are about me, new plants, new animals, new crystals, and multitudes of new mountains far higher than Hoffman, towering in glorious array along the axis of the range, serene, majestic, snow-laden, sun-drenched, vast domes and ridges shining below them, forests, lakes, and meadows in the hollows, the pure blue bell-flower sky brooding them all,—a glory day of admission into a new realm of wonders as if Nature had wooingly whispered, "Come higher." What questions I asked, and how little I know of all the vast show, and how eagerly, tremulously hopeful of some day knowing more, learning the meaning of these divine symbols crowded together on this wondrous page.
June 5. This morning a few hours after setting out with the crawling sheep-cloud, we gained the summit of the first well-defined bench on the mountain-flank at Pino Blanco. The Sabine pines interest me greatly. They are so airy and strangely palm-like I was eager to sketch them, and was in a fever of excitement without accomplishing much. I managed to halt long enough, however, to make a tolerably fair sketch of Pino Blanco peak from the southwest side, where there is a small field and vineyard irrigated by a stream that makes a pretty fall on its way down a gorge by the roadside.
We passed a number of charming garden-like meadows lying on top of the divide or hanging like ribbons down its sides, imbedded in the glorious forest. Some are taken up chiefly with the tall white-flowered Veratrum Californicum, [Pg 94]with boat-shaped leaves about a foot long, eight or ten inches wide, and veined like those of cypripedium,—a robust, hearty, liliaceous plant, fond of water and determined to be seen. Columbine and larkspur grow on the dryer edges of the meadows, with a tall handsome lupine standing waist-deep in long grasses and sedges. Castilleias, too, of several species make a bright show with beds of violets at their feet. But the glory of these forest meadows is a lily (L. parvum). The tallest are from seven to eight feet high with magnificent racemes of ten to twenty or more small orange-colored flowers; they stand out free in open ground, with just enough grass and other companion plants about them to fringe their feet, and show them off to best advantage. This is a grand addition to my lily acquaintances,—a true mountaineer, reaching prime vigor and beauty at a height of seven thousand feet or thereabouts. It varies, I find, very much in size even in the same meadow, not only with the soil, but with age. I saw a specimen that had only one flower, and another within a stone's throw had twenty-five. And to think that the sheep should be allowed in these lily meadows! after how many centuries of Nature's care planting and watering them, tucking the bulbs in snugly below winter frost,[Pg 95] shading the tender shoots with clouds drawn above them like curtains, pouring refreshing rain, making them perfect in beauty, and keeping them safe by a thousand miracles; yet, strange to say, allowing the trampling of devastating sheep. One might reasonably look for a wall of fire to fence such gardens. So extravagant is Nature with her choicest treasures, spending plant beauty as she spends sunshine, pouring it forth into land and sea, garden and desert. And so the beauty of lilies falls on angels and men, bears and squirrels, wolves and sheep, birds and bees, but as far as I have seen, man alone, and the animals he tames, destroy these gardens. Awkward, lumbering bears, the Don tells me, love to wallow in them in hot weather, and deer with their sharp feet cross them again and again, sauntering and feeding, yet never a lily have I seen spoiled by them. Rather, like gardeners, they seem to cultivate them, pressing and dibbling as required. Anyhow not a leaf or petal seems misplaced.
Sheep, like people, are ungovernable when hungry. Excepting my guarded lily gardens, almost every leaf that these hoofed locusts can reach within a radius of a mile or two from camp has been devoured. Even the bushes are stripped bare, and in spite of dogs and shepherds the sheep scatter to all points of the compass and vanish in dust. I fear some are lost, for one of the sixteen black ones is missing.[Pg 57]
Left camp soon after sunrise for an all-day ramble eastward. Crossed the head of Indian Basin, forested with Abies magnifica, underbrush mostly Ceanothus cordulatus and manzanita, a mixture not easily trampled over or penetrated, for the ceanothus is thorny and grows in dense snow-pressed masses, and the manzanita has exceedingly crooked, stubborn branches. From the head of the cañon continued on past North Dome into the basin of Dome or Porcupine Creek. Here are many fine meadows imbedded in the woods, gay with Lilium parvum and its companions; the elevation, about eight thousand feet, seems to be best suited for it—saw specimens that[Pg 122] were a foot or two higher than my head. Had more magnificent views of the upper mountains, and of the great South Dome, said to be the grandest rock in the world. Well it may be, since it is of such noble dimensions and sculpture. A wonderfully impressive monument, its lines exquisite in fineness, and though sublime in size, is finished like the finest work of art, and seems to be alive.
September 16. Crawled slowly four or five miles to-day through the glorious forest to Crane Flat, where we are camped for the night. The forests we so admired in summer seem still more beautiful and sublime in this mellow autumn light. Lovely starry night, the tall, spiring tree-tops relieved in jet black against the sky. I linger by the fire, loath to go to bed.
Camp this evening at Hazel Green, on the broad back of the dividing ridge near our old camp-ground when we were on the way up the mountains in the spring. This ridge has the finest sugar-pine groves and finest manzanita and ceanothus thickets I have yet found on all this wonderful summer journey.
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Howard Dean: Hawk in Dove's Clothing?
By Stephen Zunes
Published on Wednesday, February 26, 2003 by CommonDreams.org
As the first and most prominent Democratic candidate for president to oppose a U.S. invasion of Iraq, the campaign of former Vermont governor Howard Dean hopes to gain the support of peace and human rights activists within the party. Originally planning to focus on his call for universal health care and fiscal responsibility, Dean's anti-war message has received such an enthusiastic response it has become a major focus of his speeches on the campaign trail.
There is already talk of a repeat of Eugene McCarthy's 1968 campaign, where thousands of anti-war college students campaigning door-to-door in New Hampshire and elsewhere enabled the Minnesota senator to drive incumbent president Lyndon Johnson out of the race.
However, a series of statements by Dean regarding U.S. policy towards Israel and Palestine have raised serious concerns within the peace and human rights community regarding his liberal credentials.
In his major foreign policy address to date, a February 17 speech at Drake University in Iowa, Dean blasted the Bush administration's foreign policy regarding Iraq and several other areas, but – when it came to Israel and Palestine – the former Vermont governor declared that, while the United States should become more engaged, he did not have any fundamental objections with President George W. Bush's policies. Dean called for an end to Palestinian violence against Israeli civilians, but he did not call for a cessation of Israeli violence against Palestinian civilians. Similarly, there was no call for an end of the Israeli occupation, for Israeli compliance with UN Security Council resolutions, or a withdrawal from Israel's illegal settlements in the occupied territories or even a freeze on the construction of new settlements.
The liberal wing of America's Jewish community is represented in the views of Americans for Peace Now (APN), which supports negotiations with the Palestinians based upon the principle of land for peace, that is, Israeli withdrawal from the occupied territories in exchange for security guarantees. The conservative wing is represented by the America-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), which supports the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his government's ongoing occupation and colonization of Palestinian land seized in the 1967 war, repression of the Palestinian population, and refusal to negotiate with the Palestinian leadership.
When asked by the Jewish newspaper Forward late last year as to whether he supported APN's perspective, Governor Dean replied "No, my view is closer to AIPAC's view."
In November, Dean paid his first-ever visit to Israel on an excursion that was organized and paid for by AIPAC. He was apparently unperturbed at his sponsors' close ties to a government that engages in a pattern of gross and systematic human rights violations and blatantly violates a series of UN Security Council resolutions and other international legal principles. During his visit, Dean did not meet with any Palestinian leaders or any Israeli moderates.
Dean also appears to reject the widespread consensus among Israeli peace activists and Middle East scholars that Palestinian terrorism is a direct outgrowth of the 35-year Israeli military occupation. Instead, Dean seems to argue that terrorism itself is the core issue. He also rejects calls by APN and other liberal Zionist groups that Israel's requested $12 billion loan guarantee be linked to an Israeli freeze on constructing additional illegal settlements on confiscated Palestinian land, arguing that such aid should instead be unconditional. Pushing for such a dramatic and unconditional increase in financial support for the incumbent government just before Israelis went to the polls in January was widely seen as a not-too-subtle endorsement of Sharon's re-election.
By the time Dean would become president, Israel could have a different prime minister. Despite his recent election victory, Sharon's government is not likely to last very long and new Israeli elections could take place within a couple of years. Israeli opposition leader Amram Mitzna, who could become the next prime minister, takes a far more moderate position toward the Palestinians than does Dean. For example, Dean opposes Mitzna's call for Israel to unconditionally return to peace talks with the Palestinians. One could therefore envision a situation where a President Dean, being even more anti-Palestinian than the Israeli government, would – instead of pushing both sides to compromise for peace – end up pressuring the Israelis to harden their position. Israeli peace activists fear that electing someone like Dean as president of the United States could end up sabotaging a renewed Middle East peace process.
Apologists for Dean claim that taking such a hard line position is necessary to win the "Jewish vote." However, according to a recent poll on attitudes toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, 52 % of American Jews surveyed advocate viewpoints comparable to APN while only slightly more than 30% -- most of whom would probably vote Republican anyway – support the AIPAC position. Overall U.S. public opinion is closer to the APN position by a ratio of more than 3:1. In addition, it is doubtful that the legion of peace and human rights activists that the Dean campaign hopes will get out the vote for their candidate will emerge as long as he takes such a right-wing stance on this key foreign policy issue.
This has raised concerns within the peace and human rights camp that Dean's apparent embrace of such a hawkish position comes not out of political expediency, but because he essentially supports the Sharon's perspective that security comes from conquest and repression, not negotiation and compromise. In supporting Israel's rightist government, so it is argued, Dean is taking the position that United Nations Security Council resolutions, human rights, and international legal principles like the Fourth Geneva Conventions can be ignored when they involved a strategic ally. And while he may not be as reckless as the other major Democratic contenders in supporting an invasion of Iraq, he clearly is not the progressive alternative to President Bush for whom so many are searching.
There are indications, however, that Dean's position on Israel and Palestine is not firm. Aides of the candidate claim that the former governor – who has focused on domestic issues up to this point in his political career – is still in the process of developing his position on this and other foreign policy concerns and could still be swayed to take a more moderate stance. Whether or not he will hold on to his initial hard line position will depend in large part on whether peace and human rights activists will embrace him despite his apparent hawkish views or reject him as being too similar to Bush and the Republicans.
In the past, peace and human rights activists have embraced Democratic presidential contenders who have taken similarly hawkish positions toward Israel and Palestine, such as California senator Alan Cranston in 1984, Illinois senator Paul Simon in 1988 and Iowa senator Tom Harkin in 1992. Since it is extremely doubtful that these erstwhile liberal senators could have gotten that kind of support had they taken similar right-wing stances on Central America, Southern Africa or any other conflict region, this led to charges that the peace and human rights community was guilty of anti-Arab racism.
However, increased popular awareness in the United States in recent years – particularly among politically-active youth on college campuses – regarding the Israeli government's policies of occupation, repression and colonization may make Dean's apparent embrace of such a right-wing position untenable.
Liberal apologists for Dean point out that the other major Democratic candidates for the 2004 presidential nomination – Senators John Kerry, Joseph Lieberman and John Edwards and Congressman Dick Gephardt – take similar positions on Israel and Palestine as does the former Vermont governor. Given that all four of them voted this past October to give President Bush the authority to unilaterally invade Iraq and are therefore even worse, so goes this argument, Dean should be supported despite his backing of Sharon's occupation policies.
Many in the peace and human rights community may conclude, however, that any endorsement of Dean's candidacy must be withheld as a means of pressuring him to back away from his support for the rightist Israeli government. Failing that, we may see large numbers of peace and human rights activists give up on the Democrats altogether and throw their support to the Green Party.
Stephen Zunes is an associate professor of Politics and chair of the Peace & Justice Studies Program at the University of San Francisco and is the author of the recently released book Tinderbox: U.S. Middle East Policy and the Roots of Terrorism.
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As a person who loved to binge watch Netflix until I fell asleep, it hurts me to say this but: you need to remove all screens at least an hour before you go to bed. The blue light from screens seriously disrupts your sleep. While setting a bedtime and planning to get sleep is great, none of that does any good if you can't fall asleep because your eyes are still adjusting from your phone screen. Instead of scrolling through Instagram read a book, hang out with your roommates or get creative and paint. If you really can't live without your phone, but still want decent sleep you can invest in a pair of blue light blocking glasses. They protect your eyes from your phone's harsh light. If you can't find a pair that's college budget friendly at least make sure to switch night shift on your phone and turn the brightness all the way done.
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St Nicholas Church, Peper Harow, Elstead, Godalming, Surrey, England
Black and white glass plate negative of the ancient sundial in the churchyard of "St Nicholas" church, Peper Harow, Surrey, taken on 24th January 1906.
St Margaret Church, Hales, Norfolk, England
Black and white glass plate negative of "St Margaret" church, Hales, Norfolk, taken on 10th July 1911.
St Nicholas Church, The Street, Compton, Godalming, Surrey, England
Black and white glass plate negative of the interior of "St Nicholas" church, Compton, Surrey, taken on 4th October 1905.
St Marys Church, Haddiscoe, Norfolk, England
Black and white glass plate negative of "St Mary's" church, Haddiscoe, Norfolk, taken on 10th July 1911.
St Lawrence Church, High Street, Chobham, Surrey, England
Black and white glass plate negative of the sundial in the churchyard of "St Lawrence" church, Chobham, Surrey, taken on 4th May 1905.
St Peter and St Pauls Church, Alburry Park, Guildford, Surrey, England
Black and white glass plate negative of "St Peter and St Paul" or "Old" church, Alburry Park Estate, Surrey, taken on 9th May 1906 from the south side.
St Marys Church, West Chiltington, Horsham, West Sussex, England
Black and white negative of "St Mary's" church in West Chiltington, Sussex, taken on 24th June 1905.
St Nicholas Church, Shepperton, Sunbury-on-Thames,, Middlesex, England
Black and white glass plate negative of "St Nicholas" church in Shepperton, Middlesex, taken on 24th February 1904.


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I was a little bit shocked when I realised this inert legal drama comes from the creators of Life on Mars. Like that series, and even more like its successor Ashes to Ashes, it attempts to meld a procedural drama (in this case legal) with a fantastical premise (in this case, that the lawyers are Angels.) It's not a terrible idea, but nor is it a particularly good one. It's certainly neither as clever nor as complex as the writers seem to think and lacks the wit and, particularly, the ambiguity that made its predecessors worthwhile.
The Angels report to a mysterious, unseen Mr Mountjoy (by strong implication, God). They rely on signs and portents as to which cases to take, seeking to help humanity but never directly interfere (a premise that even after two episodes appears to be subject to arbitrary interpretation.) There are vague hints about this being humanity's last hope etc. but to date the fantasy elements are just going through the motions. In fact the series is 80% legal drama and 20% fantasy.
What really lets it down is the clunking execution which at every turn seems more interested in explaining the premise and the relationships than it is in making them engaging. Flat, slow and overly literal, it lacks entirely the required lightness of touch. Even the reasonably Hitchcock-ian opening credits are marred by the high-concept pitch for the show.
On the plus side, and very unusually, it's set in York which looks as gorgeous as ever.
Here's a fun show done right. I'll admit we started watching it because it has Nathan Fillion in it, and it's hard to escape the conclusion that this was also the reason it got made. Fillion plays bestselling crime author Richard Castle who, for reasons that don't bear scrutiny, is on indefinite ride-along with his 'muse' Detective Kate Beckett (Stana Katic).
It's basically a run-of-the-mill whodunnit given a lift by the sexual tension between the two leads. Beckett is just as strong a character as Castle and in many ways more interesting, and they really do have a lot of chemistry. It's also a very flexible show that can flit between a gritty seige one week and a stupid episode about vampire conventions the next. In truth it's more successful when not indulging in Ferengi-episode hi-jinx, but it's a witty show with a keen awareness of its audience and plenty of genre in-jokes. My main gripe is its occasional tendency to get Detective Beckett to disrobe on the flimsiest of pre-texts, which is more than a tad tacky. Also even in the fourth season it's obvious that keeping the romantic leads apart much longer is going to require some serious contrivance.
An awesomely fun animation from the makers of Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom about two, er, big knights, Sir Boris and Sir Morris (Brian Blessed) and their armour-clad pets Sir Horace the dog and Sir Doris the hamster, blundering around causing chaos in a pseudo-medieval Eastern European country called Borovia. Clever and silly this was inevitably cancelled after 13 episodes but has just come out in a remastered DVD/Blu-ray release. Lovely. Anna loves it, of course, and demands it on at least once a day.
You know, that show no-one is talking about.
I was blown away by the intricate cleverness of 'A Scandal in Bohemia' (for many of the reasons Paul Cornell cites here). And although I feared that we may see another mid-season slump the remaining two episodes were pretty strong, leading to a very effective climax. While the series has had its wobbles (the end of the 'Hounds of Baskerville' goes a little off the rails for me), and of course nothing Holmesian will ever rival Jeremy Brett at his peak, I would have to say overall that it's an exhilarating bit of TV.
Perhaps Sherlock is a little bit too much of a sociopath to understand what John sees in him, but their mismatched relationship is a fascinating and affecting one. Both lead actors give pitch perfect performances.
Much has been written by more articulate people than me about the show's alleged sexism and inconsistency, but without wishing to sound like an apologist I think both have sometimes been exaggerated. Certainly I don't share the concern about Irene Adler's depiction; I understand why some see the ending as placing her in a subordinate position to Holmes, but… she wins more often than Holmes, emerges as his equal or foil in a way that really no-one except Moriarty does in the series to date, and takes away all the 'winnings' worth speaking of. Each cracks the other's sexual shell, but if anything Holmes ends up the one at Adler's beck and call.


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<?php

namespace Lunr\Gravity\Database\Tests;

use Lunr\Gravity\Database\DatabaseDMLQueryBuilder;
use Lunr\Halo\LunrBaseTest;
use ReflectionClass;
use stdClass;

/**
 * This class contains common setup routines, providers
 * and shared attributes for testing the DatabaseDMLQueryBuilder class.
 *
 * @covers Lunr\Gravity\Database\DatabaseDMLQueryBuilder
 */
abstract class DatabaseDMLQueryBuilderTest extends LunrBaseTest
{

    /**
     * TestCase Constructor.
     */
    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->class = $this->getMockForAbstractClass('Lunr\Gravity\Database\DatabaseDMLQueryBuilder');

        $this->reflection = new ReflectionClass('Lunr\Gravity\Database\DatabaseDMLQueryBuilder');
    }

    /**
     * TestCase Destructor.
     */
    public function tearDown()
    {
        unset($this->class);
        unset($this->reflection);
    }

    /**
     * Unit test data provider for conditional statements.
     *
     * @return array $variants Array of statement variants
     */
    public function conditionalKeywordProvider()
    {
        $variants   = [];
        $variants[] = [ 'WHERE', 'where' ];
        $variants[] = [ 'HAVING', 'having' ];
        $variants[] = [ 'ON', 'join' ];

        return $variants;
    }

    /**
     * Unit test data provider for common join types.
     *
     * @return array $variants Array of join types
     */
    public function commonJoinTypeProvider()
    {
        $types   = [];
        $types[] = [ '', 'JOIN' ];
        $types[] = [ 'LEFT', 'LEFT JOIN' ];
        $types[] = [ 'LEFT OUTER', 'LEFT OUTER JOIN' ];
        $types[] = [ 'NATURAL LEFT OUTER', 'NATURAL LEFT OUTER JOIN' ];

        return $types;
    }

    /**
     * Unit test data provider for valid index hints.
     *
     * @return array $hints Array of valid index hints and exptected prepared values
     */
    public function validIndexHintProvider()
    {
        $hints   = [];
        $hints[] = [ [ 'index_hint' ], ' index_hint' ];
        $hints[] = [ [ 'index_hint', 'index_hint' ], ' index_hint, index_hint' ];
        $hints[] = [ [ NULL ], ' ' ];
        $hints[] = [ [ NULL, NULL ], ' ' ];

        return $hints;
    }

    /**
     * Unit test data provider for invalid index hints.
     *
     * @return array $hints Array of invalid index hints
     */
    public function invalidIndexHintProvider()
    {
        $hints   = [];
        $hints[] = [ [] ];
        $hints[] = [ NULL ];
        $hints[] = [ FALSE ];
        $hints[] = [ 1 ];
        $hints[] = [ 'string' ];
        $hints[] = [ new stdClass() ];

        return $hints;
    }

    /**
    * Unit test data provider for common compound queries.
    *
    * @return array $compound Array of compound types
    */
    public function compoundQueryTypeProvider()
    {
        $types   = [];
        $types[] = [ 'UNION' ];
        $types[] = [ 'UNION ALL' ];
        $types[] = [ 'EXCEPT' ];
        $types[] = [ 'INTERSECT' ];

        return $types;
    }

    /**
     * Unit Test Data Provider for initial insert values.
     *
     * @return array $values Array of inital insert values.
     */
    public function insertValuesProvider()
    {
        $values   = [];
        $values[] = [ [ [ 'value1', 'value2', 'value3' ] ] ];
        $values[] = [ [ 'value1', 'value2', 'value3' ] ];
        $values[] = [ [ 'key1' => 'value1', 'key2' => 'value2', 'key3' => 'value3' ] ];

        return $values;
    }

}

?>


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text:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

def clean_links(links):
    results = []
    for link in links:
        hashIndex = link.find('#')
        if hashIndex > -1:
            link = link[:hashIndex]
        queryStringIndex = link.find('?')
        if queryStringIndex > -1:
            link = link[:queryStringIndex]
        if len(link) > 0 and link != '/':
            results.append(link)
    return sorted(list(set(results)))

def get_links(a_elements):
    links = [link.get('href')
             for link in a_elements if link.get('href') != None and link.get('href') != '']
    links_internal = clean_links([l for l in links if l[0] != 'h'])
    links_external = clean_links([l for l in links if l[0] == 'h'])
    return links_internal, links_external

def print_links(links):
    for link in links:
        print(link)

def run(url):
    response = requests.get(url)
    soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content, 'html.parser')
    a_elements = soup.find_all('a')
    links_internal, links_external = get_links(a_elements)

    print('-' * 100)
    print(f'URL: {url}')
    print()
    print(f'INTERNAL: {len(links_internal)}')
    print_links(links_internal)
    print()
    print(f'EXTERNAL: {len(links_external)}')
    print_links(links_external)
    print()
    print()

if __name__ == "__main__":
    urls = [
        'https://www.python.org/',
        'https://www.datacamp.com/',
        'https://realpython.com/',
        'https://reactjs.org',
        'https://graphql.org',
        'https://apollographql.com',
        'https://principledgraphql.com',
        'https://twitter.com',
        'https://www.instagram.com/',
        'https://facebook.com',
    ]
    for url in urls:
        run(url)


The United States (US) Embassy in Accra has named Ms Stella Saaka, a women's right activist, as the 2019 "Woman of Courage" for Ghana.
Based in the Talensi District in the Upper East Region, she is the Regional Organising Secretary for "Women in Agriculture Platforms," a northern Ghana governance activity sponsored by the US Agency for International Development (USAID).
Although land acquisition for women in the district and the Upper East Region as a whole is a difficult subject, Ms Saaka is on record to have persuaded the traditional and local authorities to part with 29 acres of land for 30 women farmers in the district, to help secure their livelihoods.
Under the Women in Agriculture platform, Ms Saaka manages over 1,170 women who she ensures work on productive lands rather than the 'rocky' ones which the traditional authorities usually allocated to women farmers in the area.
A home economics teacher by profession, the award winner is described by her students as a role model, the women she works with call her 'a woman of courage' but the men in her locality call her 'iron woman', due to her passion for women's rights.
Presenting a shield and a citation to her last Tuesday at her residence in Accra, the US Ambassador to Ghana, Ms Stephanie Sanders Sullivan, described Ms Saaka as an exemplary leader among USAID's northern Ghana governance activity participants.
She said gaining access to land for women was a significant breakthrough which brought positive changes to their lives.
The USAID's northern Ghana governance activity aims to address the issue of access to land in one of the densely populated districts in the region.
"Seeing an opportunity for women to gain access to land, Ms Saaka was the only woman who pushed the boundaries and long-held traditional customs by involving local chiefs and sparking conversation on why it's so important for women to have access to land," Ms Sullivan said.
This the US Ambassador said was significant because "land tenure consists of a layered system of traditional tribal ownership that has historically marginalised women".
She also praised the role Ms Saaka played by convincing the leadership of Talensi to include women in the district's development and decision-making process.
By this, she said Ms Saaka and her 'Women in Agriculture Platform' represented the district at the assembly's medium-term development planning sessions, which affords the women an opportunity to contribute to their own development.
She said through the advocacy of the women, land tenure security for women, the provision of tractor for women and training for female tractor operators were now priorities of the district assembly and traditional and political authorities.
Receiving the award, Ms Saaka who said she was honoured for being recognised, dedicated it to the people of Talensi.
She said it was not easy as a woman working in an area where the people lived in a patriarchal system and the men owned everything especially land.
She said through advocacy, she had been able to break some barriers and her ambition was to change the perception in the locality, regarding women and land acquisition.


I am new to this site. Came here hoping to get some answers. I have an 11 yo ds who is diabetic/asthmatic/autistic. He was having a lot of emotional and gastro problems so I did a trial off gluten. When I did, his blood sugars dropped drastically. We had to cut his insulin in half! We did this diet for at least a year, but he was in and out of the hospital with various asthma/diabetes related issues. He was on and off of antibiotics and at some point developed C-diff. During that time, not knowing his ailment, we assumed glutens must not be the problem and took him off the diet. This was probably 4-6 months ago. He continued to have debilitating stomach and gastro problems. 2 Weeks ago he finally had a scope done. The results today were this: inflamation, and slight atrophy and blunting of the villus. Now they want blood tests. We've done blood tests in the past, and they are always negative. I thought the abnormal villus (no matter how slight) was THE evidence of celiacs. Now, after all this time, they want blood tests to verify the biopsies? I'm confused. Can someone help me grasp this?
Have they checked if he is IgA deficicient because that would cause him to have negative blood tests even if he were Celiac? Yes, the fact that he has blunted villi means he should not be consuming gluten. For some reason doctors always seem reluctant to diagnose Celiac. Ultimately, you dont need a doctors permission when it comes to putting your son on the diet. In my opinion all the evidence points to him having Celiac. Did any of his symptoms clear up while he was gluten-free?
To my knowledge those were positive biopsy results have you asked the doctor why he wants more bloodwork? I would take all test results in to another doctor for a second opinion if this one says he should just keep eating gluten.
You know, it's hard to say whether he had positive results with the diet. I think he did, but the C-diff muddled everything up. I know we put him back on the gluten yesterday, and today he feels awful. He woke up in pain. If nothing else, this is proving to him that he needs the diet.
We have not had the IGa testing. That might be the problem though, because all of us have negative results. on the blood test. He has one sister who has a thru-the-roof IGA. Does that mean anything?


People have been writing history for as far back as we know. From the earliest records of civilization, people have kept track of events that had taken place, listing and commenting on them. For a long time that record-keeping was oral, but eventually those records began to be written down and handed on from one generation to the next. These early accounts are often called annals (since they recorded what happened from year to year) or chronicles (if they took a broader scope). These could be bare lists of one thing after another, or they could be crafted to tell a story about a particular group, city-state, people or leader, often emphasizing the great thing done by them.
History is a story that tell the meaning — the story of who we are as a people (or who I am as a person). It may or may not be more than tangentially connected to what actually happened. Unfortunately, mythic histories tend to be acted out in a way that wants to bend reality to the meaning and supposed purposes of history. That is especially a problem with the powerful, or the self-destructive. I may (or may not) write more about that later.


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Girolamo Mazzola Bedoli (* um 1500 in Viadana; † 1569 in Parma) war ein italienischer Maler, der dem Manierismus zugerechnet wird.

Bedoli wurde in Viadana geboren und war ein Zeitgenosse von Parmigianino. Er lernte gemeinsam mit ihm bei dessen Onkel Pier Ilario Mazzola. 1529 heiratete er die Tochter Pier Ilario Mazzolas und ergänzte zu Ehren seines Schwiegervaters seinen Nachnamen um Mazzola. Gemeinsam mit dem Schwiegervater schuf er die Unbefleckte Empfängnis, die sich heute in der Gemäldegalerie in Parma befindet. Nach dem frühen Tod Parmigianinos im Jahre 1540 vollendete er einige Fresken, mit denen ursprünglich Parmigianino beauftragt worden war, und führte für Auftraggeber in der Emilia-Romagna und der Lombardei eine Reihe großer Altargemälde aus. 1540 übernahm er auch die Leitung der Mazzola-Werkstatt. In Parma erhielt er in den Jahrzehnten nach Parmigianinos Tod nahezu jeden wichtigen Auftrag und war auch als Porträtmaler gefragt. Sein Sohn Alessandro Mazzola (1533 bis 1608) wurde gleichfalls Maler, konnte aber nicht die Bekanntheit seines Vaters erreichen.

Literatur

 Reinhold Baumstark: Parmigianino – Die Madonna in der Alten Pinakothek, Hatje Cantz Verlag, Ostfildern 2007, ISBN 978-3-7757-2032-8

Weblinks

Einzelbelege

Maler (Italien)
Maler des Manierismus
Geboren im 15. oder 16. Jahrhundert
Gestorben 1569
Mann


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Q: I want to display User data from Firebase to RecyclerView I want to retrieve data from Firebase to recyclerView through FirebaseRecyclerOptionsbut it keeps showing blanks pages,I want to display the registered Users in my App and there details in a layout,I have no idea where I have gone wrong,I have multi check on my codes and I can't see any error Please can Anyone help me here.
Here Are Code for ListAdapter,Model and ListActivity
    public class ListActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
        private FirebaseAuth firebaseAuth;
        private DatabaseReference reference;
        RecyclerView recyclerView;
        ListAdapter listAdapter;
        private String CurrentUserID;

        @Override
        protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
            super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
            setContentView(R.layout.activity_list);

            recyclerView = findViewById(R.id.children_home_list);
            firebaseAuth = FirebaseAuth.getInstance();
            CurrentUserID = firebaseAuth.getCurrentUser().getUid();
            reference = FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().getReference().child("Children Home Details");
            recyclerView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this));

            FirebaseRecyclerOptions<Model> options =
                    new FirebaseRecyclerOptions.Builder<Model>()
                            .setQuery(reference, Model.class)
                            .build();
            listAdapter = new ListAdapter(options);

        }
        @Override
        protected void onStart() {
            super.onStart();
            listAdapter.startListening();
        }

        @Override
        protected void onStop() {
            super.onStop();
            listAdapter.stopListening();
        }

public class ListAdapter extends FirebaseRecyclerAdapter<Model,ListAdapter.ListViewHolder> {
    public ListAdapter(@NonNull FirebaseRecyclerOptions<Model> options) {
        super(options);
    }

    @Override
    protected void onBindViewHolder(@NonNull ListViewHolder holder, int position, @NonNull Model model) {

        holder.Name.setText(model.getName());
        holder.Phone.setText(model.getPhone());
        holder.Location.setText(model.getLocation());
        holder.Email.setText(model.getMailAddress());
        //Glide.with(holder.circleImageView.getContext()).load(model.IMAGELINK()).into(holder.circleImageView);
    }
    @NonNull
    @Override
    public ListViewHolder onCreateViewHolder(@NonNull ViewGroup parent, int viewType) {
        View view = LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(R.layout.singlerow,parent,false);
        return new ListViewHolder(view);
    }
    class ListViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder {
        CircleImageView circleImageView;
        TextView Name,Phone,Email,Location;
        public ListViewHolder(@NonNull View itemView) {
            super(itemView);
            circleImageView = itemView.findViewById(R.id.img1);
            Name = itemView.findViewById(R.id.HomeName);
            Phone = itemView.findViewById(R.id.phoneName);
            Email = itemView.findViewById(R.id.paypalAddress);
            Location = itemView.findViewById(R.id.location);
        }
    }
}
public class Model {
    String Name,Phone,Location,MailAddress;

    public Model(String name, String phone, String location, String mailAddress) {
        Name = name;
        Phone = phone;
        Location = location;
        MailAddress = mailAddress;
    }

    public String getName() {
        return Name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        Name = name;
    }

    public String getPhone() {
        return Phone;
    }

    public void setPhone(String phone) {
        Phone = phone;
    }

    public String getLocation() {
        return Location;
    }

    public void setLocation(String location) {
        Location = location;
    }

    public String getMailAddress() {
        return MailAddress;
    }

    public void setMailAddress(String mailAddress) {
        MailAddress = mailAddress;
    }
}

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