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Magyary Géza (Alsólóc, 1864. szeptember 16. – Budapest, Józsefváros, 1928. október 9.) jogtudós, egyetemi tanár, a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia rendes tagja. A magyar és nemzetközi polgári eljárásjog sokoldalú, kiemelkedő ismerője, tudósa volt.

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Magyary Mihály és Kákonyi Anna fiaként született. Felsőfokú tanulmányait a pozsonyi királyi jogakadémián kezdte meg, majd a budapesti tudományegyetemen folytatta, ahol 1887-ben vette át jogtudományi doktori oklevelét. Időközben tanulmányutat tett Franciaországba és Németországba. Ügyvédi vizsgái letételét követően, 1887-től 1889-ig ügyvédjelöltként dolgozott, majd rövid ideig a budapesti királyi törvényszéken volt joggyakornok. 1890-től 1893-ig a kecskeméti református jogakadémián tanított római jogot, 1893-tól 1905-ig pedig a nagyváradi jogakadémián oktatott kereskedelmi, váltó- és perjogot. Ezzel egy időben, 1895-ben kereskedelmi jogból magántanári képesítést szerzett a fővárosi tudományegyetemen. 1903 után már mint a magyar polgári eljárásjog nyilvános rendkívüli, 1907 után nyilvános rendes tanára oktatott a pesti katedrán egészen haláláig. 1909–1910-ben a jog- és államtudományi kar dékáni tisztét is betöltötte.

Munkássága
Pályája kezdetén elsősorban kereskedelmi joggal, a pénzbeli követelések jogi rendezésével (értékpapírok, váltók, csekkek stb.), a biztosítási jog egyes kérdéseivel foglalkozott. Jogtudósi munkássága a későbbiekben a magánjog, elsősorban a polgári eljárásjog vizsgálatára irányult. A magyar polgári perjogról 1913-ban megjelent, közel ezer oldalas műve évtizedekig a téma alapművének számított, Nizsalovszky Endre átdolgozásában a harmadik kiadást (1940) is megérte. 1920-ban Magyary szerkesztésében indult útjára a Polgári Törvénykezési Jog Tára című kiadványsorozat. A hazai és nemzetközi polgári és büntetőeljárás-jog átfogó vizsgálata mellett behatóan foglalkozott annak egyes részkérdéseivel is (perrend, beismerés, fellebbezés, felülvizsgálat stb.).

Társasági tagságai és elismerései
Tudományos eredményei elismeréseként 1905-ben a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia levelező, 1917-ben rendes tagjává választották. 1916-tól a Szent István Akadémia munkájában is részt vett a testület rendes tagjaként.

A polgári perjog és a nemzetközi jog témakörében írt munkáiért 1930-ban posztumusz az MTA nagyjutalmát ítélték neki oda.

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Magyary Géza digitalizált művei az Országgyűlési Könyvtárban.
Hamza Gábor: Emlékezés Magyary Gézára (1864-1928), a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia rendes tagjára. http://mta.hu/ix-osztaly/jubileumi-megemlekezesek-106146

Magyar jogtudósok
Magyar egyetemi, főiskolai oktatók
MTA-tagok
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Die Scottish Open 1982 im Badminton fanden vom 23. bis zum 24. Januar 1982 in Edinburgh statt.

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After my last physical check-up I decided to make a conscious effort to eat foods that have more fiber, but I want foods that taste great, are easy to prepare, and relatively low in calories...any suggestions?
Beans, legumes, and grains all fit the bill here. They are extremely versatile and work well in many ethnic recipes, such as Italian and Mexican. They are easy to make, and can be very flavorful without lots of work.
Canned beans are wonderful in salads, chilies, soups, and fillings for burritos and quesadillas. Grains such as brown rice, quinoa, barley, and millet make great pilafs that go well with chicken and fish, and also work well in stir-fried dishes. One of my favorites is a stir-fried rice—a healthy fried rice, if you will—with shrimp, chicken, green onions, and chili pepper. I can eat it five nights a week. Many grains come in fast-cooking varieties, but try to stick to whole grains for the best taste and health benefits.
Chef Steve Petusevsky, a graduate and former instructor of the prestigious Culinary Institute of America, is a nationally syndicated columnist whose writing appears in Natural Health, Fine Cooking, the Los Angeles Times, Food & Wine, and the Chicago Tribune.


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More Arkansas Are Seeking Jobs Before Latest Benefits Cuts
Original article from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette here.
In May, Gov. Asa Hutchins announced Arkansas will stop offering federal dollars as unemployment benefits and will begin pushing that money back into labor force. This will nudge Arkansans who have been held up by the extra $300 in weekly income to begin looking for jobs and reentering the workforce.
Many of these jobseekers have taken this as an opportunity to seek out the right job for them and even changing fields entirely.
Goodwill career centers report an uptick in activity from jobseekers stopping in and employers looking for help hiring.
"Since the governor's announcement, we have seen a 62% increase in job-seeker activity in our career centers across the state," said Tammy Wheaton, director of the career training academy and career services at Goodwill. "It's a significant jump in the past month."
Commerce Secretary Mike Preston said he is hopeful more Arkansans will return to the workforce to fill thousands of positions after the state shuts down the supplemental federal benefits.
"We thought it was important to end the benefits to get people back to work," Preston said Wednesday, adding that the Goodwill indicator is a positive sign for the job market.
At Goodwill, Wheaton said many of the job seekers are using the time off to increase their skills and reevaluate their career options.
The state's labor force dropped by 4,733 from April to May and has suffered declines over the past several months. State officials have estimated there are more than 40,000 jobs available.
Michael Pakko of the Arkansas Economic Development Institute calls it the "matching factor," with jobless workers taking a little more time to make the right career choice.
"The change in the federal benefit package certainly will encourage more people to reenter the workforce," Pakko said. "Yet that in and of itself is not the full answer, it's a partial answer."
Workers know they have a little more time to make the right decision because of the broad availability of jobs, Pakko said.
See the full article from the Arkansas Democrat Gazette here.
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Ryder Cup trophy tour tees off
One of sport's greatest trophies, the Ryder Cup, has begun a tour of Europe with CSM
The Ryder Cup Trophy Tour was officially launched by European captain Darren Clarke on Tuesday 12th April in his hometown of Portrush, Northern Ireland.
Trophy has now began a roadshow that will visit a number of European destinations over the coming months, helping to further build fan excitement ahead of September's event at Hazeltine.
After being received by Clarke at Royal Portrush Golf Club, the Trophy began a two-day tour of Northern Ireland, visiting Portush Harbour and Dunluce Castle – a location for the hit TV series Games of Thrones. The Trophy was also hosted at Belfast City Hall by the Lord Mayor of Belfast.
With Captain Clarke buoyed by a superb display from Europe's golfers at the US Masters, the launch gained significant exposure across broadcast and print media in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
Live TV slots were secured by us on Sky News and Sky Sports News – with the tour also covered extensively by the BBC and ITV's Ulster region.
Print coverage of the Tour has been received across nine national newspapers and websites in the UK and Ireland – and was front page news in Northern Ireland.
The figurine-topped prize was also placed on public display at The Dome visitor attraction in Belfast's Victoria Square. CSM colleagues worked to deliver a Ryder Cup photo experience – with over 1,500 people queuing patiently for their chance to get up close and personal to the famous golden prize.
Northern Ireland is one of a select group of European countries to stage The Ryder Cup Trophy Tour over the coming months, with the roadshow next visiting France and Italy, the next two European countries to host the contest in 2018 and 2022 respectively.
CSM is working with the European Tour to deliver their first ever activation campaign for an away Ryder Cup match, with the aim of growing awareness of The Ryder Cup across their target European markets.


More than 150 people died in last week's Kabul suicide blast, President Ashraf Ghani said as he opened multi-national talks on bringing peace.
The bombing is the country's deadliest militant attack since 2001. Previous estimates said 90 people were killed.
Mr Ghani's government has faced protests for failing to tackle the deteriorating security situation.
He told the meeting it was time for the Taliban to embrace peace or "face the consequences".
Representatives of 23 nations including the US and Pakistan, as well as the EU, Nato and the UN are attending the two-day meeting, which launches what is being called the Kabul Process for Peace and Security Co-operation.
UK Ambassador Dominic Jermey said it was "an important marker for each and every country in the region to show its true support for Afghanistan's aspirations for peace".
The meeting comes amid a downturn in the security situation.
As the meeting got under way, a deadly blast hit the main mosque in the western city of Herat. Officials said at least seven people were killed in the bombing at an entrance gate. No group has said it carried out the attack.
Earlier, a rocket fired by the Taliban struck a tennis court in the Indian diplomatic compound. Police said no-one was hurt.
The bomb attack in Kabul was the deadliest by insurgents in Afghanistan since the Taliban were driven from power by US-led forces in 2001.
It sparked anti-government protests in which four people were killed, as police used tear gas and fired bullets into the air to keep crowds at bay.
Three suicide bombers then attacked the funeral at the weekend of one of those killed in the protests, killing at least seven people.
Can the Afghan military turn the tide?
It is not clear who was behind last week's attacks. The Taliban has denied any role, but the Afghan government says its affiliate, the Haqqani group, carried it out with support from Pakistan. Islamabad has strongly rejected the claim.
The series of attacks have led to anger against the government, who residents accuse of failing to tackle the militants adequately.
Earlier this year, a top US commander warned of a "stalemate" in the fight against the Taliban unless more foreign troops were committed. US President Donald Trump is believed to be assessing his options.
The Kabul peace conference comes amid an acute foreign relations crisis, as the majority of Afghans accuse Pakistan of continuing to host the Taliban leadership and its most murderous wing, the Haqqani group. Pakistan denies the charge. Afghans also accuse Iran and Russia of helping the Taliban.
The conference, which will focus on counter-terrorism, really needs to help the Afghans come to a political consensus to form a better or even a new government in Kabul that can win back public trust. But without US leadership, which has "owned" Afghanistan since 11 September 2001, there is little that other states can do or would even be willing to do.
The real tragedy is that most distant states - but not the neighbours - are keen to wash their hands of Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, the Taliban currently control huge swathes of the country.
"We are offering a chance for peace but this is not an open-ended offer," Mr Ghani said, calling for Taliban to begin negotiations.
A spokesman for the Taliban told Reuters news agency he had no comment to make on the conference.
This is not the first attempt by the Afghan government to broker peace. But analysts say they want to regain momentum, against a back drop of separate peace talks engineered by Russia.


ECDC launches public consultation on the "Blueprint of a framework to rapidly provide scientific evidence on post-marketing vaccination benefits and risk for informed decisions". The Blueprint is a result of work of the IMI ADVANCE project and includes a description of components, dependencies, workflows, stakeholder involvement and roles, access to the platform/tools developed and tested as part of the project, the entity (entities) in charge of running the platform/tools, and options for financing to ensure sustainability of the proposed solution.
ECDC has been part of IMI ADVANCE, which is a five-year project that brings together a range of organisations from the public and private sectors to improve benefit and risk assessments of vaccines.
Vaccines undergo rigorous safety testing before regulatory approval. However, efforts to monitor the vaccination coverage, benefits and risks of vaccines after approval are fragmented. The ADVANCE (Accelerated development of vaccine benefit-risk collaboration in Europe) project has aimed to review, develop and test methods, data sources and procedures for an efficient and sustainable pan-European framework that can rapidly deliver robust, quantitative data for the assessment of the benefits and risks of marketed vaccines. Such a framework would make it easier for regulators and public health authorities to make fast, more informed decisions regarding vaccination strategies, and help to maintain public confidence in immunisation, particularly when questions are raised about the safety of specific vaccines.
ECDC is leading one of the work packages within the project which focuses on developing a Blueprint for a framework for an integrated EU level vaccine benefit-risk system.
After commenting on the Blueprint, could you please take part in the short survey on interactive platform linked to the Blueprint: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/Survey_on_interactive_platform.
Comments should be submitted using a specific template and sent to ADVANCE.WP7@ecdc.europa.eu.
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There are elements of good and elements of evil in every man, and it depends on ourselves which class we desire to develop. From a cherry stone nothing can grow but a cherry tree, from a thistle seed nothing else than a thistle; but man is a constellation of powers in which all kinds of seeds are contained
Franz Hartmann, With the Adepts
Omnium Gatherum: Feb 26th, 2014
An irregular hodgepodge of links gathered together …
The "Apollo" of Gaza on a Smurf blanket [via, also]
"Denmark starts meaty argument over animal slaughter" — Leo Benedictus, The Guardian UK's Shortcuts Blog; from the we'll-meet-the-meat dept.
"In most European countries, including the UK, the slaughter of an animal is considered humane only if it is stunned before having its throat cut. Muslim and Jewish rules, however, require an animal to be fully alive, healthy, and intact before being killed, and this is often interpreted to mean it must be conscious. Many Muslims and Jews insist the swift technique of ritual slaughter prevents the animal from suffering. But animal welfare activists and their supporters beg to differ. … This is far from the first flare-up over ritual slaughter."
Hermetic Library fellow Sam Webster quoted by The Wild Hunt, via tweet [also]; from the party-foul dept.
"A libation without a prayer is just a spilled drink."
Crystal Blanton quoted by The Wild Hunt, via tweet; from the inconvenient-truth dept.
"We sacrifice humans every day."
"Will Arizona Go the Anti-Gay Way of Uganda?" — Jay Michaelson, The Jewish Daily Forward; from the freedom-fries dept.
"'Religious Freedom' used to be a shield, not a sword."
"The 'Religious Liberty' Campaign May Be Backfiring For Conservatives" — Ed Kilgore, Talking Points Memo's Cafe; from the spare-tire-and-a-muffin-top-to-go dept.
"On many fronts in the culture wars, the momentum has usually been possessed by those who can best identify themselves with the ambivalent attitudes of a mushy middle 'swing vote'"
"Lawsuit: Calif. Christian missions tortured mentally disabled with Bible 'punishments'" — David Edwards, Raw Story; from the agape-has-left-the-building dept.
"Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer has filed a lawsuit against two unlicensed Christian mission homes for effectively torturing mentally disabled people if they refused to attend religious services, and forcing them to live in filthy conditions."
"Zambia: Why Homosexuality Should Not Be Legalised in Zambia (part 4)" [no link because it's heinous] — Charles Kachikoti, Times of Zambia via allAfrica.com; from the what-is-this-i-don't-even dept.
"[Reason #]17. Law and Order
The mentality of homosexuals is anti-family and anti-marriage, which mindset is opposed to law and order.
Aleister Crowley (October 12, 1875 — December 1, 1947), the father of modern day Satanism, who massively promoted Satan-worship internationally, and notably so among world music stars, spoke against family and promoted homosexuality.
The mentality of his followers is therefore anti-family and anti-marriage."
"Witch hunting | Victims of superstition" — Ashwaq Masoodi, Livemint.com; from the she's-got-huge-tracts-of-land dept.
"These are women who are unsupported, either because they are single or widows. It is primarily connected to land. It happens with women who are economically well-off or self-sustaining."
"The Last of Us" — Frank Swain, Futures Exchange; so-logically-if-she-weighs-the-same-as-a-duck-she's-made-of-wood dept.
"They kept the [last Great Auk] tied up for three days until an ominous storm arose. Believing the bird was a witch responsible for their predicament, the men clubbed it to death."
How Belief In Hell Directly Benefits The Elite — Matt Staggs, Disinformation; from the but-thinking-makes-it-so dept.
"Just thinking about Hell makes people ill and out of sorts, and they don't even have to think that it's real. It's worse for the true believers: Individual belief in what the researchers referred to as 'supernatural malevolence' (Coming soon to pay-per-view!) was associated with bad coping skills, low self-esteem and poor health resiliency."
"Hell isn't just a religious idea, it's a meme; an especially toxic one that we might be primed to believe in from birth — especially if you believe those studies that suggest we're hardwired to believe in god. Hell is such a virulent, deadly little mind-virus that even secular minds have trouble fighting it off. And it seems that there's a vested interest in keeping it strong."
The Race to Save Mali's Priceless Artifacts — Joshua Hammer, Smithsonian Magazine; from the operation-serapeion dept.
"When jihadists overran Timbuktu last year, residents mounted a secret operation to evacuate the town's irreplaceable medieval manuscripts."
"The Helgo Treasure: A Viking Age Buddha" — IrishArchaeology.ie; from the a-buddhist-a-copt-and-a-catholic-walk-into-a-viking-bar dept.
"Undoubtedly the most extraordinary find discovered during the excavations at Helgo was a small, bronze Buddha. This devotional figure dates from circa the 6th century AD … probably arrived in Helgo via Swedish merchants whose eastern trade routes were concentrated along Russian rivers such as the Volga."
"The Helgo crozier is probably of Irish origin and would have formed part of a bishop's staff. Dating from circa the 8th century AD, it was most likely stolen during a Viking raid on Ireland and brought back to Helgo as booty."
"… a bronze ladle whose origins lie in North Africa, probably in the vicinity of modern-day Egypt. Decorated in small punch-marks, which define a Tree-of-Life symbol, the ladle was most likely used in ceremonies associated with the early Coptic church."
"When the Old Gods Died: A Note on Ragnarok and Evaporating Histories" — Jeremy D Johnson, Reality Sandwich; from the a-new-heaven-and-a-new-earth dept.
"Yes, let's build that Earth. Cast out the old gods and apocalyptic imaginaries as we work to build a new Earth, so desperately and agonizingly waiting, not for the passive, but for those ready to be born."
"New documents prove U.S. Army actively targeted leftist protesters, group says" — Scott Kaufman, Raw Story; from the every-breath-you-take dept.
"New records obtained by the Defending Dissent Foundation prove that the United States Army used a multi-agency spy network to gather intelligence on nonviolent, antiwar protesters and to disseminate their findings to both the FBI and local police departments."
"How Covert Agents Infiltrate the Internet to Manipulate, Deceive, and Destroy Reputations" — Glenn Greewald, The Intercept; from the secret-agent-johannes-dee-007 dept.
"Using online techniques to make something happen in the real or cyber world"
"Mapping Twitter Topic Networks: From Polarized Crowds to Community Clusters" — Marc A Smith et al., Pew Research Internet Project; from the a-place-for-everything-everything-in-its-place dept.
"Conversations on Twitter create networks with identifiable contours as people reply to and mention one another in their tweets. These conversational structures differ, depending on the subject and the people driving the conversation. Six structures are regularly observed: divided, unified, fragmented, clustered, and inward and outward hub and spoke structures. These are created as individuals choose whom to reply to or mention in their Twitter messages and the structures tell a story about the nature of the conversation."
"Kurt Vonnegut on the Shapes of Stories" — David Comberg; from the e-stands-for-electricity dept;
"The Shapes of Stories, a Kurt Vonnegut Infographic" — Maya Eilam; in-hoc-figura-vinces dept.
Atlas of Management Thinking by Edward de Bono, described on the Edward de Bono website; in the can-you-draw-me-a-picture dept.
"Verbal descriptions of complex management situations are necessarily lodged in the left side of the brain. In order for us to be able to use the right side of the brain we need a repertoire of non-verbal images. That is precisely what this book sets out to provide. The images provided by drawings in this book enrich the perceptual map of the executive. The images allow him to add some right-brain thinking to his usual left-brain thinking. This makes it easier for the executive to recognise situations in a flash instead of having to build them up piecemeal."
"The Higgs Boson re-explained" — Jorge Cham, PHD Comics; from the hello-i-mass-be-going dept.
"Without the Higgs Field, there would be no mass terms in the equations … and everything you know would disappear in a split second."
"Is the Universe a Simulation?" — Edward Frenkel, The New York Times' Gray Matter; from the faith-trust-and-pixie-dust dept.
"What kinds of things are mathematical entities and theorems, that they are knowable in this way? Do they exist somewhere, a set of immaterial objects in the enchanted gardens of the Platonic world, waiting to be discovered? Or are they mere creations of the human mind?
This question has divided thinkers for centuries. It seems spooky to suggest that mathematical entities actually exist in and of themselves. But if math is only a product of the human imagination, how do we all end up agreeing on exactly the same math? Some might argue that mathematical entities are like chess pieces, elaborate fictions in a game invented by humans. But unlike chess, mathematics is indispensable to scientific theories describing our universe. And yet there are many mathematical concepts — from esoteric numerical systems to infinite-dimensional spaces — that we don't currently find in the world around us. In what sense do they exist?"
"An Introduction to Landscape Theology" — David Titterington, Reality Sandwich; from the my-hair-the-trees-of-eternity dept.
"What is objective and universal may be called transpersonal, or 'archetypal,' in the Jungian sense; it is that more-than-human place we share with others, that 'earthly ground of rock and soil that we share with the other animals and the plants' (Abram 1996: 281). Merleau-Ponty: 'My body is made of the same flesh as the world.' Therefore, if we wish to look for the 'real archetypes,' we may want to pay attention to landscapes and their elements."
Sleep's Hidden Histories — Benjamin Reiss. Los Angeles Review of Books [HT Arts & Letters Daily]; from between-a-sleep-and-a-sleep the dept.
"Things that we do or experience in private, things we might expect to read about in novels or talk about in therapy, have now generated a hidden-histories boomlet. The best of these works not only make the familiar strange, but they make us think differently about history and its intimate relation to our own lives."
"Sleep, on the other hand, assassinates the person who might think about it. It's not just that it's a stretch to imagine how our sleep connects us to other times and places; it's that we're not even there when it happens. Dreaming is a possible exception, since it's sometimes recoverable by our waking selves — which is part of why dreaming has a much longer historiography than the other 85 percent of the sleep cycle. But the other aspects of the sleeping self — characterized by non-productivity, maddening lumpishness, and obliviousness — are about as unavailable to us as is being born or dying."
"The Church of the Paranormal" — Shannon Fischer, Pacific Standard [HT William Thirteen]; from the i-want-to-believe dept.
"Don't be shy. Depending on your poll of choice, anywhere from a third to nearly half of you either believe in ghosts or are pretty sure you do. And if not ghosts, then aliens, mediums, or astrology, for which belief has either held steady or risen over the last couple of decades. More than two-thirds of Americans hold at least one paranormal—unsanctioned by religion—belief, according to the Baylor Religion Survey. That's more than voted in the 2012 presidential election."
Arnold Toynbee quoted at "Roadmap to an unstoppable strategy" — Stephanie Van Hook; from the i-love-it-when-a-plan-comes-together dept.
"Apathy can only be overcome by enthusiasm, and enthusiasm can only be aroused by two things: first, an idea that takes the imagination by storm; and second, a concrete, intelligible plan for putting that idea into action."
"The War on Reason" — Paul Bloom, The Atlantic [HT Arts & Letters Daily]; from the let-me-hear-your-body-talk dept.
"In a contemporary, and often unacknowledged, rebooting of Freud, many psychologists have concluded from such findings that unconscious associations and attitudes hold powerful sway over our lives—and that conscious choice is largely superfluous. 'It is not clear,' the Baylor College neuroscientist David Eagleman writes, 'how much the conscious you—as opposed to the genetic and neural you—gets to do any deciding at all.'"
"Does Reading Actually Change The Brain?" — Carol Clark of Emory University, Futurity [HT Disinformation]; from the i-can-go-twice-as-high dept.
"'The neural changes that we found associated with physical sensation and movement systems suggest that reading a novel can transport you into the body of the protagonist,' Berns says. 'We already knew that good stories can put you in someone else's shoes in a figurative sense. Now we're seeing that something may also be happening biologically.'
The neural changes were not just immediate reactions, Berns says, since they persisted the morning after the readings, and for the five days after the participants completed the novel."
"The new theory that could explain crime and violence in America" — Scott C Johnson; from the taking-over-the-family-business dept.
"When the analysis was complete, Meaney saw an intriguing pattern. For the most part, the brains of suicide victims had similar receptor levels to those of people who had died in accidents. But in the samples from victims of childhood abuse, receptor levels were lower — just as with the rats. When he homed in on the cause of the difference, things got even more interesting. Meaney discovered that the gene for the receptor was covered by a chemical blanket that effectively silenced it — exactly the same silencing mechanism as seen in the rats that suffered poor maternal care.
The implication was significant: an abusive childhood might turn the volume down on this vital stress-response gene, leaving the abused vulnerable to stress, and perhaps suicidal impulses, later in life."
"Your Ancestors, Your Fate" — Gregory Clark, The New York Times' Opinion Pages; from the upstairs-downstairs dept.
"The notion of genetic transmission of 'social competence' … may unsettle us. But studies … support this view."
"Jim Jarmusch: how the film world's maverick stayed true to his roots" — Jonathan Romney, The Observer; from the if-you-look-like-you-could-be-then-you-are dept.
"The word 'hipster' invariably crops up in discussions about American film-maker Jim Jarmusch, not least because he looks the part. He is tall, lean, often wears shades and has a famous shock of hair that started turning silvery grey in his teens; his basso drawl completes the uncanny resemblance to a certain Hollywood great, which inspired Jarmusch to found a jokey secret society, The Sons of Lee Marvin."
"The Song of the Land: Bioregional Animism" — Sarah Anne Lawless; from the lay-of-the-land dept.
"It is hard to care deeply about something without any personal knowledge of it. Walking this road can start as simply as purchasing a regional field guide and going for a lot of walks with it, photographing and recording what you find. It can be as fun as taking an identification and foraging course with knowledgeable locals who will teach you ethics and proper stewardship as well to make sure you don't damage or destroy the natural resources you're learning to identify and use. Go camping, go travelling, go exploring, go on adventures in your bioregion. Walk the trails, canoe the lakes, explore the beach, climb the trees…
When you're surrounded by nature, sit still, watch and listen."
Teju Cole, via tweet; from the thank-you-no-thank-you dept.
"You don't decide to be a prophet. It happens to you, ruining your life, comforting distant people you've never met who may never thank you."
Jenna Lilla, via tweet; from the i-roam-around-around-around dept.
"The heroes are usually wanderers … a symbol of longing, of the restless urge which never finds its object of nostalgia for the lost mother."
"Magic and Your Lizard Brain: The Mind Tricks Behind Conjuring Ghosts" — Elizabeth Harper, Atlas Obscura; from the i-make-the-blue-cars-go-away dept.
"Your lizard brain is so reliably persistent that knowing how the trick is done doesn't stop the effect from working."
"Why Is Academic Writing So Academic?" — Joshua Rothman, The New Yorker [HT Arts & Letters Daily]; from the sesquipedalian-tergiversation dept.
"Academic prose is, ideally, impersonal, written by one disinterested mind for other equally disinterested minds. But, because it's intended for a very small audience of hyper-knowledgable, mutually acquainted specialists, it's actually among the most personal writing there is. If journalists sound friendly, that's because they're writing for strangers. With academics, it's the reverse."
"PantheaCon and the Growing Significance of Conventions as Spiritual Pilgrimage" — Crystal Blanton, The Wild Hunt; from the i-want-to-go-to-there dept;
"Nikki Jardin states 'A spiritual pilgrimage is a physical journey toward a place of sacred or religious significance.' This definition fits with how many Pagans, Wiccans, and Polytheists have come to revere Pagan conventions and festivals: As yearly spiritual pilgrimages for transcendent and communal enlightenment."
"Sheep reproduction is beautiful." — Sunshine and Bunnies!
Devotional Dance
Devotional Dance: Sacred Movements for Meditation and Transformation with T Thorn Coyle is a DVD, available from Fields Book Store, from 2006, which is part of the collection at the Reading Room.
Not only is Thorn herself a Hermetic Library anthology artist, but I just realized the music on this DVD is by, another anthology artist, Aleph Kali [see, also].
"Movement is a key to unlock the doorways into spirit. Engage your body, call up life power, and become whole in all your parts.
This instructional DVD includes moving meditations for
· Elements of Life — Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit
· Iron Pentacle — Sex, Pride, Self, Power and Passion
· Pearl Pentacle — Love, Law, Knowledge, Liberty and Wisdom
· Warrior Pentacle — Commitment, Honor, Truth, Strength and Compassion
· Triple Soul — Sticky One, Shining Body and Sacred Dove." — back cover
This entry was posted in Hermetic Library Reading Room and tagged 2006, Aleph Kali, Dark Mother Dub, DVD, elements, feri tradition, iron pentacle, meditation, music, NVSBL, pearl pentacle, pentacle, Reading Room, sacred dance, sacred dove, shining body, sticky one, T Thorn Coyle, Triple Soul, warrior pentacle on February 7, 2014 by John Griogair Bell.
Tartartos
Tartaros: On the Orphic and Pythagorean Underworld, and the Pythagorean Pentagram by Johan August Alm is a monograph available from Three Hands Press. The special leather-bound edition is sold out, but deluxe and standard hardcover editions are still available.
"The magical doctrines of the ancient Orphics and Pythagoreans are poorly understood by modern scholars, in part because they were secretive in their own time. Well-known for speaking in riddles and complex ciphers, its adepts were bound by strict taboo and silence, the breaking of which was punishable by death. The enigma of the cult's teachings was further shrouded by centuries of suppression, and, in some cases, appropriation or misrepresentation, by the growing forces of Christianity. What remains today are the fragments of its lost books, together with the words of those who, for good or ill, wrote about them. In an original interpretation and synthesis apt for today's student of ancient mysticism and the occult, August Alm advances a new conception of these ancient mystery-cults and their sublime doctrines of Chaos, Darkness and Light.
A foundational part of these ancient Greek mystery-cults was the concept of Tartaros. As the abyss of primeval darkness and chaos, Tartaros was, in its most ancient conception, the birthplace of the human soul and the cosmos itself. This vast and incomprehensible dominion held at its center a great fire, an Axis Mundi about which the universe was arranged. In later eras, it passed into myth as a vast and voidful underworld; a place of binding for condemned souls and the enemies of gods, sealed fast with barriers of bronze and iron. Christians later appropriated it as a partition of their own concept of eternal punishment, a division of hell which constrained no less than the fallen angels.
An equally enigmatic Pythagorean cipher is the symbol of the Pentagram, or five-fold star, whose form has been revered in western magic for some three millennia, but whose origins and original attributes are shrouded in mystery. Its attribution to the four elements, joined together with aither, was popularized in the middle ages and is its best-known meaning in modern occult sciences. However, its earlier Pythagorean usage was related to health and well-being, and almost certainly adumbrated another retinue of arcana, one which was ancient even at the time of Pythagoras.
Exhuming the scattered fragments of these two elder doctrines of Tartaros and the Pentagram, Alm examines their reverberation as occult—and occluded—concepts through centuries of philosophical thought, in a line connecting the shadowy teachings of such 'dark traditions' as the Orphics and the Pythagoreans, later penetrating the adyta of Neoplatonism. Arguing for a new undertanding of the Pentagram, he connects its fivefold mystery to the great powers of Tartaros, and also to such terrifying gods such as Hecate, Nyx, Erebos, Typhon, Cerberus, and the Erinyes. This strand of mystery touches upon such related concepts as the high theogony implicit within the Platonic Solids, the shadowy influence of the Cult of the Idaean Dactyls on Pythagoreanism, the Light which is rooted in Darkness, and the magical pathology of the 'Unrooted Tree'." [via]
The Book of Elements
The Book of Elements from Roland Quelven on Vimeo.
The Book of Elements is a video added by Roland Quelven.
"'The most all penetrating spirit before which will open the possibility of tilting not tables, but planets, is the spirit of free human inquiry. Believe only in that.' Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev.
55 elements of the periodic table seen through an encyclopaedic prism. 5 Maps composed as sequences of Elements related to the golden ratio and an imagery periodic table.
Music: Ode to Peter Greenaway – Tulse Luper in Love – 5×11 – composed by Sandra Chechik
Ode to Peter Greenaway arranged by Kostas Kakouris
Video by Roland Quelven 2010-2012"
The Hermetic Library video pool is a scavenger hunt for video from a living Western Esoteric Tradition. If you would like to submit your work for consideration, head over to the Hermetic Library video pool or contact the librarian.
This entry was posted in Hermetic Library video and tagged elements, Kostas Kakouris, music, Roland Quelven, Sandra Chechik, video on November 17, 2013 by John Griogair Bell.
The Equinox & Solstice Ceremonies of the Golden Dawn
The Equinox & Solstice Ceremonies of the Golden Dawn by Pat Zalewski and Chris Zalewski, part of the Llewellyn Golden Dawn Series, the 1992 first edition softcover from Llewellyn Publications, is part of the collection at the Reading Room.
"This book contains historically important material in the form of hitherto unpublished seasonal rituals of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and A E Waite's 'independent and rectified rite.'
But they are of more than historical interest. They are powerful instruments toward attaining higher consciousness if placed in the right hands.
They demonstrate the threefold nature of the tradition. That is: hermetic/intellectual, as represented in the Masonic type ritual elements; mystical/aspirational, as represented by their Rosicrucian allegiance; and elemental/geomantic, through celebration of the equinoxes and solstices.
And should we seek to re-work or re-phrase them, we need to maintain this threefold balance. For instance, to try to write out the Christian from the Mysteries of Christian Rosenkreutz would rather be like trying to make an omelette without the eggs! Or if we worked them in serious doubt about the existence of the 'secret chiefs' we would have no source of heat beneath our frying pan! Without these elements of faith the rituals would be worked without power. Would be no more than amateur dramatic performances of portentious sounding religiosity. A ritual only exists in its effective enactment, not on the page.
Yet if power is contacted by these means (as it sometimes can be, even inadvertently), it is hardly the type than can be 'used' for personal ends or convenience. One might as well seek to tap the power of a tiger by pulling its tail.
So if we seek to work seriously with this material we must look to our motives and true aspirations. These rituals have hidden power, and if we seek to find it we must be prepared for nothing less than personal transformation! These rituals place the keys in our hands. We only have to turn them." — Gareth Knight, back cover
The Hermetic Library Reading Room is an imaginary and speculative future reification of the library in the physical world, a place to experience a cabinet of curiosities offering a confabulation of curation, context and community that engages, archives and encourages a living Western Esoteric Tradition. If you would like to contribute to the Hermetic Library Reading Room, consider supporting the library or contact the librarian.
This entry was posted in Hermetic Library Reading Room, The Golden Dawn Library Project and tagged 1992, Arthur Edward Waite, aspiration, aspirational, books, celebration, Chris Zalewski, christian rosenkreutz, consciousness, elemental, elements, equinox, experience, geomantic, hermetic, hermetic order of the golden dawn, higher consciousness, historical interest, intellectual, llewellyn publications, masonic, mysteries, mystical, Pat Zalewski, personal transformation, physical world, Reading Room, ritual, rosicrucian, secret chiefs, solstice, tradition on October 8, 2013 by John Griogair Bell.
In Nomine Babalon, CXX
Thou who art female, Thou who art male,
Combining the elements within Thy grail
With Thy ruby eagle and ivory lion.
I raise up the cup and adore Babalon!
— In Nomine Babalon: 156 Adorations to the Scarlet Goddess
The Hermetic Library arts and letters pool is a project to publish poetry, prose and art that is inspired by or manifests the Western Esoteric Tradition. If you would like to submit your work for consideration as part of the Arts and Letters pool, contact the librarian.
This entry was posted in Hermetic Library arts and letters and tagged arts and letters, eagle, elements, female, grail, In Nomine Babalon, ivory, lion, male, poetry, ruby on December 21, 2012 by John Griogair Bell.
"The overwhelming sweetness of a voice
Filled me with Godhead. 'Still remains the choice!
Thou knowest me for Beauty! Canst thou bear
The fuller vision, the abundant air?'
I only wept. The elements rejoice;
No tear before had ever fallen there." [via]
All Night in White Stains by Aleister Crowley.
"Then, one immaculate divinest whole,
Plunge, fire, within all fire, dive far to death;
Till, like king Satan's sympathetic breath,
Burn on us as a voice from far above
Strange nameless elements of fire and love;
And we, one mouth to kiss, one soul to lure,
For ever, wedded, one, divine, endure
Far from sun, sea, and spring from love or light,
Imbedded in impenetrable night;
Deeper than ocean, higher than the sky,
Vaster than petty loves that dream and die,
Insatiate, angry, terrible for lust,
Who shrivel God to adamantine dust
By our fierce gaze upon him, who would strive
Under our wrath, to flee away, to dive
Into the deep recesses of his heaven." [via]
Egyptian Magic in Egyptian Magic by Florence Farr.
"To the Ancient Egyptians the most eminent man was he who had by hard training gained supremacy over the Elements, from which his own body and the Manifested World were alike formed; one whose Will had risen Phœnix-like from the ashes of his desires; one whose Intuition, cleansed from the stains of material illusions, was a clear mirror in which he could perceive the Past, the Present and the Future." [via]


Big Blue. If a phrase can hide the particular beauty of this island in it , this is no other than the title of the film by Luc Besson filmed here in the mid 80s.
Strong winds, white villages and the color of the dry barren land give to Amorgos the features of a classic Cycladic island. But what makes it special is the deep blue of the sea, a color that gives it a stunning, savage beauty.


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Triple R Response hosts body safety and first-aid training for their search and rescue team
Rickilee Response and Rescue (Triple R) held a body safety and first-aid training for their search and rescue team of the island from Monday, June 24th to Thursday, June 27th at the Banyan Bay conference room in San Pedro Town. The training was facilitated by Emergency Medical Service Instructor Evan Sanchez and saw the attendance of Hol Chan Marine Reserve rangers, Coast Guards, tour guides, tour operators, firefighters, and police officers.
The training consisted of a two-day activity from 9AM to 2PM. The first day was a theoretical session, while the second day was practical, and attendees learned about the various body safety and first aid emergency techniques. Attendees were educated in different areas like scene safety, c-spine techniques, splint, and bandaging, bleeding control measures as well as basic emergency medical services (EMS). "The training was designed as an introduction to EMS due to the diversity of the group in attendance, and they are all a part of Triple R Search and Rescue team," he said. Throughout the four days, two different groups were trained.
Vanessa Parham from Triple R Response told The San Pedro Sun that the purpose of the workshop was to train the different entities that work along with Triple R, so they can provide a more efficient response when it comes to emergencies. "We aim to equip, enhance, and empower the different people who work along with us for them to become more efficient and effective emergency responders," said Parham. Triple R Response Chairperson Philip 'Billy' Leslie added that the reason they constantly host training sessions is to better the management rules and for volunteers to know how to react in each emergency, whether it's on land or water.
Triple R would like to thank everyone who took the time to attend the training. Since established in June 2017, Triple R has had a positive impact on the island, assisting both island residents and visitors alike in emergencies. Triple is a non-profit organization that was formed in memory of American National Rickilee Mercer, who perished on the leeward coast of Ambergris Caye in March 2017. She went missing after heading out for a jet-ski adventure. She was found dead on March 1, 2017. Triple R has become the main point of contact for road and water accidents. For their emergencies, Triple R utilizes volunteers along with the assistance of their Belizean team, Vanesa Parham, Billy Leslie, and Chris Alpuche. The organization is always looking for volunteers, donations, and help in growing within the community. To keep up with the good work Triple R is doing on Ambergris Caye, you can follow them on Facebook and Instagram, or visit their website at www.rrr.life. For any emergencies, Triple R can be reached any time by calling 627-1117.
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Bearcats run for teammate
Serious accident early in the day knocks Weaver's Bellar from competition, forces Bearcats to shuffle relay lineup
CULLMAN – Brannon Bellar is back home in Weaver today with one heck of a headache after a scary accident Saturday morning that knocked the senior out of the competition and impact the Bearcats' relay teams.
Bellar was struck in the head by a shot put during some apparent outside horseplay in the athletes compound before the start of the day's running events.
Players pass the time between events in the compound playing cornhole, throwing around footballs and Frisbees or just resting under their team tents.
According to witnesses, a male player from Winterboro was throwing a girls shot in the compound when the four-pound lead ball struck Bellar while he was throwing a football.
Weaver coach Marcus Herbert was on the field watching the high jump when he got a phone call alerting him to the situation. At first he thought his athletes were pranking him, but the severity soon became apparent.
Bellar was rushed to a local hospital where he received 12 staples to close the wound. A CAT scan was clear, but he had a concussion. He was released alert and responsive and immediately went home with his parents while Herbert rejoined the rest of the Bearcats at the meet in mid-afternoon.
"It really sucks," Herbert said. "He's a senior and has worked all these years and has a chance to medal and this happens. He's fine now, very lucky that nothing else happened."
Bellar medaled in the boys 3A 400 Friday, finishing third. He also ran in the 200. On Saturday he was scheduled to run the lead leg in the 4×100 and the anchor leg of the 4×400, so his absence forced the Bearcats to scramble. Shamar Spinks took his spot in the 4×100 and Maurice Goodman in the 4×400.
The 4×400 finished 17th and the 4×100 finished sixth. They had the fastest 4×400 time in 3A boys during the season (3:34.91) and had the third-fastest qualifying time in the 4×100.
The Weaver athletes appeared visibly shaken by the incident, particularly Giovanni Mosley, and it may have affected his performance. In addition to his anchor leg in the 4×100, he finished fifth in all three of his individual events Saturday – the 110 hurdles and 100 that immediately followed the relay and the long jump later in the day.
"I was kind of mad at what happened to him because the dude wasn't supposed to be throwing it around anyways," Mosley said. "In my head I was kind of thinking about him the whole time, so I wasn't really focused on running, but then I was focused on running for him. We really needed him and we could've won if we had him."
As a team, the Bearcats finished 10th in the championship.
"I thought in their events they had a lot of composure; they did their best," Herbert said. "We've got some pretty gifted kids. I applaud their effort. Win or lose, I'm happy with their effort."
Earlier this year East Alabama Sports Today reported on Bellar's plans with two of his Weaver wrestling teammates to report to Marine Corps boot camp in June. It wasn't immediately known if Saturday's accident would impact those plans.
On the cover: Weaver's Giovanni Mosley (second from right) pushes to the finish in the 4×100 relay Saturday.
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The H5 is an understable driver with plenty o' speed and a lot o' glide. It also has a predictable flip which makes it perfect for rollers and left-to-right tunnel shots for advanced players.
They say good things come to those who wait, and that's true with Prodigy's 500 plastic. It was in development for quite some time and was based on player feedback. It has a stiffer, less gummy feel than 400 plastic which provides an extremely confident grip on the flight plate, balancing just the right amount of flex and firmness, with a very solid feeling rim.
Prodigy was founded on the idea to constantly inject innovation into the sport. Their original mission was to develop a more consistent range of discs no matter if they were thrown by seasoned veterans - like their founders - or those new to the game. Longer flight and improved accuracy is their main focus as they developed their full line of discs.
In 2013 they introduced a line of discs to the toughest audience they could think of - the highest ranked players in the world. And the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. We still can't believe that our invitation to the introduction was lost in the mail. At least, that's what they told us.


Singing, singing, singing! We traveled in Pennsylvania, singing at a variety of churches and a weekend community even.
As always, we did many hours of study and office work. Above, Allison (taking the photo) and Taylor enjoyed a work date- office work for Allison and English course work for Taylor. This summer Taylor has been taking an accelerated online English course. Because he spends 10-15 hours per week on this course, a quiet place to study is always appreciated!
Allison has taken over doing the family's laundry on the road, and this particular morning, we dropped her off at a quiet little laundromat to do the week's laundry.
Two of Mother's sisters live in PA, so we enjoyed a little quality time with their families in between concerts and travel.
Mother's oldest sister teaching her a new crocheting pattern.
Corn husking with the cousins!
A sweet friend of Allison's took "the kids" (Bontragers minus parents:) out for phenomenal hard ice cream one afternoon.
And that's a little update from the traveling Bontragers!
What is one of the best memories of your summer so far?
Please join the conversation in the comments!
Hi Bontrager family! I love to see your posts and pictures!
Definitely for me, the most fun times I've had this summer are family days when we actually get all nine of us together for kayaking, swimming or sports. There was one afternoon when we were kayaking in one of the coastal creeks off of one of the major rivers near us when a storm rolled in. Everything was so beautiful and the wind in the marsh made such a pleasant scene. We all ran for cover when the downpour began :) I'm so thankful for all of these times that I can spend with my siblings, whether its eating ice cream, or giving shoulder massages, or talking (alot!), I know that I will never regret time spent with my family!
Clara, those family times sounds amazing! You will definitely never regret a single moment thus spent. We have found, with all the changes in our family, that we treasure the times when we were all together, and are more aware of the gift of the new memories we are making.
Oh I love time with family, especially with those who are in different states. The best memory of our summer so far may sound weird and rather dangerous was being caught in a severe thunderstorms. Right now in AZ we are in monsoon season and believe me some of our thunderstorms can be rather intense.
Anyway, we were shopping at Walmart about three weeks ago when it started raining and hailing really hard to we could hear it on the roof of the store. The thunder was very loud and we thought by the time we were done shopping the storm would be over. Nope! The storm showed no signs of stopping. Some shoppers were waiting by the door before they made a dash for their cars. We did briefly but we decided to make a run for our car with our cart. Now there was frequent lightning mind you and the rain was still coming down so hard it was like having water poured on us. It seems raindrops here are larger than in CA. Anyway, my husband was concerned for our safety so he yelled for me and our two daughters to get into the car, while he quickly unloaded the car. I was silently praying for the Lord to keep him safe.
So why is that a favorite memory you might ask? It's because we witnessed God's amazing power. Of course I rather watch His power from the comfort(and safety!) of my home with a cup of tea!
In answer to your question- we are a pretty opinionated family of some rather strong personalities, so we definitely don't always see eye to eye! But we are continually learning to "do conflict well". For us, that means cultivating an environment of grace and love where we are free to share our thoughts and be met with kindness. We don't really "argue" or "fight" but we do disagree at times, if that makes sense.:) We have found that how conflicts are handled and the love we show to each other makes a huge difference, along with investing in our relationships.
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Right now on Facebook there are over 100 million people interested in topics directly related to the Advertising industry–and that's just in the United States alone. We know this because they've actively listed one or more of these things as interests under their real names right next to their profile photo.
Unfortunately, the amount of people who hope to turn their creativity into a professional career wildly outnumber the very select few who actually end up doing so. Why is that? Are they lazy? Uninformed? Uninspired?
In reality, it's none of the above. The biggest reasons many amazingly gifted people never pursue a career in creativity are because they don't know where to start or how to do so.
Professional creativity has always been a bit of an enigma to those who seek it. The average person believes every artist is a starving one, while the average artist will tell you there is an impenetrable wall between commerce and art.
Neither of these statements is true, and the end result of all this misinformation is that many incredibly talented people don't realize that there are others like them out in the world making a (rather good) living by doing something they love.
This book provides a comprehensive list of creative jobs in advertising, career best practices, and advice from experts in their field, helping talented creative people:
Understand the vast universe of creative occupations in advertising
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Dióna nebo také Dioné (latinsky Diona) je v řecké mytologii poněkud nejasná postava nebo alespoň její původ.

Podle Pelasgického mýtu o stvoření světa je tato titánka dcerou bohyně Eurynomé a hada Ofióna. Společně s titánem Kríem jsou přiděleni planetě Marsu. S Diem má údajně dceru Afrodítu (o té však zase jiná verze praví, že se zrodila z mořské pěny). Tato verze je uváděna Homérem.

Jinde je Dióna uváděna jako bohyně deště a pramenů a byla dcerou Ókeanovou nebo Poseidónovou.

V Illiadě Afrodíta odešla k Dióně poté, co byla zraněna při ochraně svého syna Aineia, bojujícího na straně Trojanů před Diomédem. V této epizodě se zdá být Dióna ekvivalentem Rhey – matky Země, kterou Homér umístil na Olymp. Indoevropské jméno Dione ve skutečnosti neznamená nic víc než jednoduše titul: Bohyně, etymologická ženská forma jména Zeus. Římská Diana má podobný etymologický význam, ale není nijak spojená s Diónou.

Později je Afrodíta někdy v Iliadě zmiňována jako "Dionaea", či dokonce jako "Dione", nebo jen "bohyně" (Peck 1898). U starověkých věšteb od Dia v Dodoně, je uváděna více Dione než Héra jako bohyně trávící svůj čas s Diem, jak nám ukazuje mnoho dochovavších se děkovných nápisů.

Ačkoliv Dióna není u Hesioda řazena mezi Titány, objevuje se namísto toho v jeho díle Theogonia v dlouhé řadě Ókeanoven, naproti tomu Apollodorus ji mezi Titány zahrnuje (1.1.3 a 1.3.1).

Starobylý král Tantalos z Lýdie měl Dióne za svou choť. Římský spisovatel Hyginus (Báje 82, 83) tvrdí, že Dióna je dcerou Atlanta a matkou Pelopa, Niobé a Brotea, které měla spolu s Tantalem.

Podívejte se také na Ovidiovy Proměny a Pausania 3.22.4.: Jestliže jeho manželkou byla bohyně, pak to ospravedlňuje jeho autoritu jako pozemského, viditelného manžela bohyně.

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura
 Slovník antické kultury, nakl. Svoboda, Praha, 1974
 Robert Graves (1982), Řecké mýty – Odeon, Praha
 Gerhard Löwe, Heindrich Alexander Stoll, ABC Antiky
 Publius Ovidius Naso, Proměny
 Rudolf Mertlík, Starověké báje a pověsti
 Vojtěch Zamarovský (2005), Bohové a hrdinové antických bájí – BRÁNA s.r.o., Praha,

Externí odkazy

 http://www.theoi.com/Titan/TitanisDione.html – výtahy z originálních Řeckých pramenů (anglicky)

Řečtí bohové
Titáni


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<?php
namespace Concrete\Controller\SinglePage\Dashboard\System\Environment;

use Concrete\Core\Page\Controller\DashboardPageController;
use Concrete\Core\Routing\RedirectResponse;
use Config;
use Illuminate\Filesystem\Filesystem;
use Loader;

class Logging extends DashboardPageController
{
    /**
     * Dasboard page view.
     *
     * @param string $strStatus - Result of attempting to update logging settings
     */
    public function view($strStatus = false)
    {
        $config = $this->app->make('config');
        $strStatus = (string) $strStatus;
        $intLogErrors = (int) $config->get('concrete.log.errors');
        $intLogEmails = (int) $config->get('concrete.log.emails');
        $intLogApi = (int) $config->get('concrete.log.api');

        $this->set('fh', Loader::helper('form'));
        $this->set('intLogErrors', $intLogErrors);
        $this->set('intLogEmails', $intLogEmails);
        $this->set('intLogApi', $intLogApi);

        if ($strStatus == 'logging_saved') {
            $this->set('message', t('Logging configuration saved.'));
        }

        $levels = [
            'DEBUG' => t('Debug'),
            'INFO' => t('Info'),
            'NOTICE' => t('Notice'),
            'WARNING' => t('Warning'),
            'ERROR' => t('Error'),
            'CRITICAL' => t('Critical'),
            'ALERT' => t('Alert'),
            'EMERGENCY' => t('Emergency'),
        ];
        $handlers = [
            'database' => t('Database'),
            'file' => t('File'),
        ];

        $this->set('enableDashboardReport', !!$config->get('concrete.log.enable_dashboard_report'));
        $this->set('levels', $levels);
        $this->set('handlers', $handlers);
        $this->set('loggingMode', $config->get('concrete.log.configuration.mode'));
        $this->set('coreLoggingLevel', $config->get('concrete.log.configuration.simple.core_logging_level'));
        $this->set('handler', $config->get('concrete.log.configuration.simple.handler'));
        $this->set('logFile', $config->get('concrete.log.configuration.simple.file.file'));
    }

    /**
     * Updates logging settings.
     */
    public function update_logging()
    {
        $config = $this->app->make('config');
        $request = $this->request;

        if (!$this->token->validate('update_logging')) {
            return $this->showError($this->token->getErrorMessage());
        }

        // Load in variables from the request
        $mode = (string) $request->request->get('logging_mode') === 'advanced' ? 'advanced' : 'simple';
        $handler = $mode === 'simple' ? (string) $request->request->get('handler', 'database') : null;
        $logFile = $handler === 'file' ? (string) $request->request->get('logFile') : null;
        $enableDashboardReport = $request->request->get('enable_dashboard_report') ? true : false;
        $loggingLevel = strtoupper((string) $request->request->get('logging_level'));
        $intLogErrorsPost = (int) $request->request->has('ENABLE_LOG_ERRORS');
        $intLogEmailsPost = (int) $request->request->has('ENABLE_LOG_EMAILS');
        $intLogApiPost = (int) $request->request->has('ENABLE_LOG_API');

        // Handle 'file' based logging
        if ($handler === 'file') {
            $directory = dirname($logFile);

            // Validate the file name
            if (pathinfo($logFile, PATHINFO_EXTENSION) !== 'log') {
                return $this->showError(t('The filename provided must be a valid filename and end with .log'));
            }

            if (strpos($logFile, 'phar:') !== false) {
                return $this->showError(t('The filename provided must be a valid filename.'));
            }

            // Validate the file path, create the log file if needed
            if (!file_exists($logFile)) {
                // If the file doesn't exist, make sure we can create one
                if (!is_writable($directory) || !is_dir($directory)) {
                    return $this->showError(t('Log file does not exist on the server. The directory of the file provided must exist and be writable on the web server.'));
                }

                // Make sure we actually created the file
                if (!touch($logFile) || !file_exists($logFile)) {
                    return $this->showError(t('Unable to create log file. Please create the file manually and try again.'));
                }
            } else {
                // The file exists, let's make sure it's actually a file and can be written to
                if (!is_file($logFile)) {
                    return $this->showError(t('Log file exists but doesn\'t appear to be a file.'));
                }

                if (!is_writable($logFile)) {
                    return $this->showError(t('Log file exists but is not writable by the web server.'));
                }
            }
        }

        // Start saving stuff
        $config->save('concrete.log.errors', $intLogErrorsPost);
        $config->save('concrete.log.emails', $intLogEmailsPost);
        $config->save('concrete.log.api', $intLogApiPost);
        $config->save('concrete.log.enable_dashboard_report', $enableDashboardReport);
        $config->save('concrete.log.configuration.mode', $mode);

        // Save simple mode stuff
        $config->save('concrete.log.configuration.simple.file.file', $logFile);
        $config->save('concrete.log.configuration.simple.core_logging_level', $loggingLevel);
        $config->save('concrete.log.configuration.simple.handler', $handler);

        return new RedirectResponse($this->action('logging_saved'));
    }

    /**
     * Manage adding
     * @param $message
     */
    private function showError($message)
    {
        $this->error->add($message);
        $this->view();
    }
}

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MINSK, 25 January (BelTA) – Belarus suggests that the United Nations Organization should help advance cooperation between integration associations. Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Valentin Rybakov made the relevant statement during the high-level dialogue "Building sustainable peace for all: Synergies between the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and sustaining peace" in the UN General Assembly, BelTA has learned.
In his speech Valentin Rybakov presented a number of Belarus' proposals concerning topical areas of the UN work taking into account the need to toughen mutual relations between different processes in the organization. Belarus' representative suggested that the UN should foster the harmonization of regional integration efforts, should contribute to enabling conditions conducive to cooperation of not only individual countries but integration associations, too. As the presiding country in the Central European Initiative in 2017 Belarus intends to pay close attention to this topic.
The Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs also spoke in favor of working out measures within the UN framework to overcome global alienation in political affairs and security matters. A new multilateral process was suggested with this in mind. The process is supposed to enable a sincere dialogue about reasons behind the crisis in international relations and about ways to overcome it. Belarus is ready to make its own contribution to the process, including by means of hosting various meetings and consultations.
The Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs also presented a number of practical ideas and proposals in such areas of UN operation as multilateral disarmament, integrated fulfillment of the Sustainable Development Goals, and improvement of methods of the UN system's work. Valentin Rybakov welcomed the organization's emerging understanding of the importance of correlation between peace and development. The day before Belarus and partners organized an event to discuss responsible state administration in the area of disarmament and non-proliferation for the sake of progress and sustainable development. The event contributed to a comprehensive look at the matters mentioned in Valentin Rybakov's speech.


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Villademor de la Vega is a municipality located in the province of León, Castile and León, Spain. According to the 2013 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 390 inhabitants.

References

External links
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