'Is it essential to use a chimney cap?' this is the first question people ask whenever asked about chimney caps. Though this question comes naturally, the fact is, if you have a chimney, you must have a chimney cap.
It ensures safety. While using the fireplace, you are creating a lot of sparks. Most of them remain at the base of the chimney or within the fire chamber but some of them may reach the top of the chimney. If you don't have a chimney cap in place, this may ignite the roof or other flammable materials found nearby. A single member has the capacity to set your whole property on fire.
A chimney cap plays a significant role in the chimney system. Here are a few reasons why you need to consider installing a chimney cap.
In the cooler months, the animals walking along the roof will feel the warmth of the fire. Owing to this, they will try to make the nests closer or inside the small and the comforting space of the chimney flue. It won't take very long for them to make nests in the chimney flue. Using a chimney cap will help you to prevent birds and animals to enjoy a stay at your residence.
Birds, as well as squirrel nests also block the path of smoke and harmful gases escaping out of the chimney. In case they cannot get out of the chimney, they will remain in the rooms. This will not just cause smoke and soot damage, but also carbon monoxide poisoning.
Usage of chimney cap is highly recommended because it prevents rainwater of getting into the chimney liner. Chimney caps stop the water of entering the chimney liner or the flue, directing it away from the centre of the chimney.
Moisture causes deterioration problems in the structure and on mixed with a few types of soot, may turn harmful to the structure of the chimney. The freezing as well as melting of snow and ice is hard on the chimney crown, chimney liner and the masonry chimney walls.
Freeze as well as thaw damage, in fact, can lead to costly repairs. It is better not to allow excessive moisture into the chimney, diverting the elements of it using a chimney cap.
If wind is blowing in a given direction, it may introduce a downdraft. In case the chimney cap is not in place and you are using a wood burning fireplace, wind induced downdraft may blow back smoke into home. The flat shaped top of the chimney caps is designed to prevent the downdrafts induced by wind.
Installing a chimney cap helps in preventing debris like twigs, leaves and trash accumulate in the chimney. If you stay in a play where there are lot of trees nearby, you have seen what happens during autumn. You must have been outside on a cold winter day, raking leaves out of the yard. Imagine these leaves along with small sticks and random litter blown by the wind. Don't you think this will make the chimney appear like a giant trash can?
Most chimneys will not experience such a huge build-up of trash. But in case trash builds up, it won't take much time for the chimney fire to start. Chimney caps that come with a metal grating or a mesh wrapping the outside of the cap will stop debris of entering the chimney. You may need to go up and clear the net at times but this job is easier to do as compared to cleaning the leaves from the chimney flue.
The life of the chimney liner increases substantially through addition of the chimney cap. Water and the debris getting into the chimney deteriorate the liners, especially the ones coming with clay liners. Through addition of chimney caps, it is possible to increase the life as well as the efficacy of the chimney liner.
Now, you know that chimney caps are a necessary investment and must be ready to make the purchase. Make sure to identify the type of flue and chimney you have; this will help you choose the right kind of chimney cap.


Diakonia - Deacon Pat Kearns: I've been hacked!
Unaware that anything had occurred, I began to receive e-mails from a few friends stating that they were pretty sure that my e-mail address book was hacked. They stated that they had received an e-mail, apparently from me, with some connection to a sexual site.
I was a little shocked, but after receiving 3 e-mails from trusted friends who all stated that I had been hacked, I informed all in my address book of the situation.
Although I felt somewhat violated by the evil act, I also felt honored that the friends who e-mailed me knew without a doubt that I had been hacked and that type of e-mail would not have originated from me. There was no hesitation with regard to my character.
It wasn't until later, when I received a few responses to my notification of the violation that I began to feel differently. A few people who received the bogus and impostor e-mails stated that they were unsettled by what they received from me. They stated that they were concerned about me and my marriage. Then it hit me….. These people quickly thought the worse about me, unlike the others who didn't give it a second thought.
I then began to think about why some people defend the reputation and character of others, and why some so quickly find themselves thinking awful thoughts of others.
Could it be, that the way we see others is a reflection of how we see ourselves?
Could it be, that if we are a person of good character, a person of virtue, I don't mean on the surface, but deep within us, we automatically think that others are the same?
And could it be that if we are individuals who have a weak disposition, weak in regard to immorality, character, and temptations, we automatically see others in the same light?
These questions began to weigh heavily on me. I began to think how I judge others. Do I automatically think the best of them, do I automatically defend their character, or do I judge with a sinister mind?
I will never know who and how many people received the evil-inspired e-mails, nor will I know how most people truly reacted when they saw them, but I did learn a valuable lesson from the ordeal.
So do I wish it never happened?
The lesson learned from a little embarrassment might just last a lifetime.
Sorry that some thought poorly (or did not stop to think - which is more likely, because I am confident that if they had thought about it - we all would think "PAT'S BEEN HACKED!"
Without a doubt I knew the truth. I also am a bit internet savvy and suspicious. Some may still think that the only one who could use an internet identity close to yours and have their email would have to be you. Some people think their information is secure.
I have received emails from someone who used my email address as their name. They sent me spam disguised to look like my email. I just sent it to spam without thinking of the possibility that it may have been sent to others in my address book. As I type this comment, I wonder what some people may think of me? I am now smiling at the reaction some business contacts may have had. I am probably spammed by some of them. Sad but funny.
I am sorry to hear this has happened to you.
Rest assured that your character in the eyes of God is intact. Whatever others may think ... without truly thinking!


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St Paul's Rainbows meet on Thursday evenings during term time from 5.45 to 6.45pm in the Centenary Rooms to the right of the main Church entrance. This, the youngest section of Girlguiding, is open to all girls between 5 and 7 years.
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We have had a few bitterly cold days this winter and it was on one of them that saw me tackle my local river, primarily after Chub.
It was late morning by the time I had sorted myself out. I starting off with red maggot under a stick float, but it was unusually tough going and I couldn't buy a bite. So after moving slowly down river nearing the end of the stretch I decided to switch to a Lobworm on a long light link ledger. After 30 minutes the rod tip registered the only bite of the day and I managed a small Brown Trout which saved a blank.
The following week found me with 3 hours spare, so I ventured a mile or so further up stream to a stretch that would allow me to run a stick float easily enough. The day was warmer and the previous nights rain meant the river was slightly up with a little colour left in it. The conditions looked good for a fish or two.
Again I struggled for a bite, but persevered knowing I only had a short time. Finally, as time was running out, towards the end of the run the float dipped and I connected with a plump Chub that saved the day. Red maggot doing the trick this time.
I spent the afternoon on the river Loddon yesterday. Equipped with light feeder rod and Lobworms for bait, the idea was to roam the short stretch looking for overhanging cover that a Chub or big Perch might be hiding under.
This stretch of the Loddon has recently seen some bank side trees and snags removed which has certainly made this river more challenging and even more difficult to find the fish. The weather though was on my side and mild for January with overcast sky.
Eventually I settled into a spot and after 20 minutes the line tightened and the rod tip moved millimetres but was enough for me to see the bite. The resulting fish was a hard fighting Chub.
Deciding to stay in the swim, another Lobworm went out. This time the bite was easier to spot. On the strike the rod wrapped round and the hooked Pike briefly tail walked before I was able to turn and guide it into the waiting net. On my last trip I also managed to land a Pike and it's good sport if you can avoid your line from coming in contact with those sharp teeth.
As the light was fading a nice looking Perch of just under two pounds took a liking to the worm. This rounded off a very enjoyable few hours fishing.
I might have mentioned it before but I love my local river Blackwater. It offers many things to me: time to unwind, reflect and refresh. Small, it has a diverse variety of fish species that can be tempted with trotting, light ledger and lure tactics. This is where I have spent my last 6 months fishing, and really enjoyed it.
My style of fishing has changed over the years. It used to be spent largely in pursuit of Carp dedicated to a specific lake targeting the old strains that live within. The last 10 years has seen me target more species that has taken me to a wider variety of waters to fish for them. This change in my fishing style has suited my current work and family commitments and the last 6 months has been made up of short day sessions of between two and six hours – roving the river, mainly in search of Chub.
Here is a small montage of some of the fish caught from the river Blackwater since August.
I am looking forward to 2018 and can only hope to dedicate more of my time to my hobby.
I flicked the banded pellet beyond the streamer weed avoiding the low lying branches from a fallen Willow, that had been felled by last years storms. The bait is aided by the current gently taking it under the branches that offer the shelter Chub desire.
This is the scene I find myself in. Gripped by the tension of the moment, knowing that my cast had found the 'spot'. It would only be a matter of time, seconds even, before the rod tip wrapped round.
Wow, I love fishing tiny rivers, I can get my fix almost instantly.
The last day of the month had arrived and an early start found my brother-in-law Ber and myself heading along the M4 motorway for a days fishing on the River Wye. Our chosen quarry today was Barbel, with some Chub thrown in if we're lucky.
Arriving at our destination in good time, we selected just enough tackle, bait and refreshment to keep us going for the day. Choosing a feeder fishing approach meant we would leave the float gear in the car just in case we needed a change of tact later in the day. We traced the path down to the river and found it coloured from the previous days rain and with enough flow to offer us encouragement.
Walking three fields down river to the end of the beat, our idea was to work our way back up during the day until we found the fish.
Tackle for the Wye needs to be strong. On the day we chose a 1 3/4 lb test Barbel rod each, 4000 sized reel, 12 lb line and 3oz feeders packed with Groundbait and pellet. Ber started on hair-rigged boilie and I started with hair-rigged pellet.
It wasn't long before Ber started getting line bites indicating that fish were in his swim and eventually he had the bite that gave him the first fish of the day; a nice Chub of about 4 pounds to get the session off to a great start. He was obviously on a roll as his next fish was a nice Barbel that didn't want to be photographed for the album. This was his first ever Barbel, and well, needless to say he was a happy man.
A great Barbel for Ber that wasn't camera shy!
We stayed on our spots a while longer but the bites dried up so we eventually decided it was time to trace our steps back up river to find a more productive area.
The banks on this river are steep in places and it can make them quite treacherous at times especially after rain. It does make you ask questions about safety and if the river was flowing faster then it would be wise to wear life preserves in future.
Eventually finding a spot in the church field offering access to some deeper water we settled in and cast out baits towards the far bank. Ber was instantly into another Chub and this was the signal for me to change from hair-rigged pellet to boilie wrapped in paste. Quickly I landed a Chub to kick start my session. This subtle bait swap made all the difference and is a reminder to change things up when the going gets slow.
From here on in it was non-stop action with Barbel and Chub coming to almost every cast. Ber even mangaged a couple of quality Roach that made his day. We managed nine Barbel to over seven pounds and sixteen Chub to just under five pounds between us, reminding us why we love fishing the Wye.
We called it a day at 5:30pm and could have stayed longer and continued to catch but the fishing Gods had been kind and we wanted to keep something in the bank for when we return later in the season.
So with the on-set of the traditional fishing season I planned my regular trip with my mate Craig to Frensham Big Pond. Fishing the 'first night' of the season for the Tench is something we have done for many years and we have had some real bumper sessions in the past with the Tench being relatively easy to catch; if in the mood.
However, this year the weather has been hot leading up to the 16th and with the water temperature slowly rising it meant the Tench had other things on their mind.
The reeds that line this beautiful lake offer perfect sanctuary for spawning fish and as the sun slowly rose over the Surrey hills they started to explode into life echoing the sounds of crashing fish going about their business.
In the next couple of hours the spawning activity increased and with that our spirits dropped. This normally spells the end of any fish feeding, but one of Craig's rods burst into life and he managed a nice plump 6.02 lb Tench followed shortly by a low 5 lb fish. However this proved to be the end of any further action and we decided that it was best to let them be and come back for a go later next month.
Not wanting to give up so easily, and anyway, with the river season now open we decided to give our local River Blackwater a go. After a spot of lunch and change of tackle it wasn't long before I was flicking out a piece of bread flake on a light ledgered set-up to any passing Chub that might be on the look out for an early season snack. The secret to this type of fishing, as I have mentioned before, is to travel light and keep very stealthy. Wearing polarised sunglasses makes spotting fish easier and it wasn't too long before a couple of Chub came to the net saving a blank on the day.
A week later three hours on a different section of the river was enough to give me my fix. Again the weather was hot and clammy, but I managed to find some Chub under a tree sheltering from the rays.
Switching from bread flake to pellet produced an instant bite that snagged me in the low lying branches of the tree. Retrieving my terminal tackle and replacing the damaged line gave the swim enough time to settle. I was sure there was another chance. This proved to be the case as the tip swung round within seconds and this time I managed to guide the Chub into the waiting net. Although smaller than the one I lost earlier I was still happy with the end result.
It's happened again. Same time every year. I start off with every intention of dedicating more time to my spring fishing but the reality is, time has beaten me again!
You see, in my line of business, this is the busiest time of year and coupled with some family milestones in May and June, it has meant time for fishing has been tight to say the least.
Anyway, after that little moan I can recap on what has happened in the last four weeks.
The last days of April saw me spending a few hours on my local gravel pit after the Tench. This has been very enjoyable over the previous few weeks and this day was no different.
Setting up in a narrow swim fishing Maggot Feeder on one rod and Method Feeder on the other, I managed two fish.
Both caught using worm hair rigs with maggot and chopped worm in the feeder. Fishing no more that one rod length out meant I was also able to loose feed a few maggots accurately over the the spot.
Mid May saw my mate Craig and I head up to Oxfordshire on our annual visit to fish for Tench at Linear Fisheries Hardwick Lake.
This is always a very enjoyable couple of days, mainly focused on the social side of fishing, but always serious about catching one of the lakes largest Tench. This year was a little more challenging than usual but I managed a Tench to 7:08 lb and Carp to mid double. Losing what felt like a bigger Tench in the weed was frustrating, but when faced with fishing this type of weedy gravel pit, loosing the odd fish can happen.
Tackle and bait selection was similar to the approach used at my local gravel pit and I will write a separate blog about this in the near future.
Needless to say hair rigged worm with chopped worm and groundbait in the feeders was the winning combination again.
The last few days in May found myself and the family travelling down to Cornwall to celebrate my mothers birthday. It was an opportunity to get out on the boat and dust off the lure rods. Again, the window of opportunity was small and the boat was full but we did enjoy ourselves getting into the Pollock. Sadly no Bass were located, but it was very enjoyable to see Henry get the first fish of the day. This set the tone for the next couple of hours.
With the 16th of June only round the corner I am looking forward to getting onto the rivers and hope that my busy work and social calendar opens up for me!
As the days gradually get longer my attentions switch to Tench. So equipped with feeder rods I head to a local a gravel pit lake that holds some of the intended species.
One of the modern 'problems' of fishing for tench this way means that there is a chance of Carp being caught. They tend to be the dominant species in most gravel pits; well certainly in my area of the country.
Now I am not averse to catching the odd carp, as Carp fishing made up nearly 100% of my fishing for over twenty years. But it does mean your tackle has to be strong enough to cope with landing them, especially if a lot of weed is present. This means most of my gravel pit Tench fishing is angled for using a pair of 1 3/4 lb test curve rods and 4000 size bait runner reels loaded with 10lb monofilament.
Typically in April the water temperatures are still quite cool and I generally opt for a minimal feed option, as opposed to an all out heavy partical approach. This means Groundbait Method feeders with hair rigged mini boilies or Maggot feeders with hair rigged maggot or worm. These feeders are fished in-line and cast every 20 minutes to start with and then, after a couple of hours, every 40 minutes. This means there is enough feed in the swim to attract and encourage the Tench to feed, but not too much to fill them up and bring the Carp in.
Arriving at the lake at just before 7:30 I spent 20 minutes looking for signs of fish, such as rolling or bubbles. There was a little Carp activity around and eventually saw what I thought was possibly a Tench rolling 30 yards out in one corner of the lake. Then another was spotted shortly after the first sighting giving me enough confidence to try the corner swim for the day.
Before setting up the tackle I prepared some groundbait for the feeders and put the kettle on. I was settled and fishing within 30 minutes and counting down the time before a recast.
I wasn't expecting early action as it can normally take some time to get enough groundbait out there and it can often be difficult to get a bite at all at this time of year. It wasn't until after midday that I started to get the odd line bite indicating that something was in the swim. Shortly after 2 pm the right hand rod bite indicator rose to the rod but and the line tightened to the baitrunner. I lifted the rod into a fish and felt the tug tug of my first Tench of the season.
My first Tench of the Season was a 4lb 8oz male caught on a white popped up mini boile with Groundbait Method feeder.
Pleased I had got off the mark, it wasn't long before I was into another one. This time 4lb 2oz and another male fish to the mini boilie. Then 20 minutes later the left hand rod indicated a fast take on the worm rig. Just as this was being netted the other rod registered a bite and I found myself into another Tench. As mentioned earlier being prepared for Carp meant that I had a Carp landing net also set up and it was this that was used to land this second fish.
Sitting back in the late April sunshine I was enjoying another cup of tea when the boilie rod indicated another bite. This proved to be another male Tench of 5lb 4oz. Again, just before 6pm and this time on the worm rod, I was into what felt like a heavier fish. This was confirmed on the scales at 5lb 15oz. A great way to finish the day.
So, for the record, six Tench to just under 6lb. With the two biggest falling to the worm.
Great start to the Tench season. Can't wait to return.
As I eat up the miles on the M4 heading for the Welsh boarders, my mind slowly clears of work distractions and fills with thoughts of hard fighting barbel. My destination today is to be the River Wye, to a section I have not set eyes on before. The fact I have not fished this particular stretch before doesn't worry me, as I have yet to discover a spot on this magnificent river that has disappointed.
As the car approaches the river's valley and the lanes narrow, my spirits are lifted higher when I spot an early morning Pheasant, hedge hopping. I slow to take in the surroundings, my GPS tells me I am close to my destination. This is confirmed as I see her meandering through the fields to my right.
I pull into the car park and look down the field to the river that is a short walk away.
As I unpack my tackle from the boot of the car I am conscious of travelling light. When approaching a section of river for the first time there is often a lot of walking involved and it pays to be selective of essential items only. One of these is a flask full of tea and after walking down to the rivers edge it is time to pour a cup.
The previous day, Storm Doris had blown through and deposited what must have been a large quantity of rain on the Welsh hills as the river was swollen and pacy.
Tackle for the day was a 4oz cage feeder (to hold in the flow), 3ft fluorocarbon hook link, size 8 barbless hook along with my trusty 1 3/4lb barbel rod and 4000 size reel spooled with 10lb breaking strain Gardner Hydro Tuff line. Bait was to be hair rigged pellet and softened pellet in the feeder.
Casting out for the first time gave me a good idea of how strong the flow was, and it was clear from the off that I would need to find a more sheltered spot that offered an opportunity for the feeder to hold. Often some dead weed or debris would pull the feeder out of position and you would see large trees floating quickly past you.
After about two hours a local dog walker mentioned that the river was about 3 metres up on normal levels and that was after falling 2 metres from the day before. This offered some encouragement as I realised that the level was still falling. With falling water levels, there appeared to be reduced flow, meaning better presentation and after a short wait from a recast the rod tip registered a bite.
The fight was just what I have come to expect from a Wye barbel and after a spirited battle I slid the net under a pristine fish of 8lb.
As the water level dropped further, this first fish was followed, in the next two hours by fish of 5lb 8oz and 6lb 7oz.
The Wye does what it does best, and that is, deliver the goods with stunning scenery and hard fighting fish. You may ask, why travel so far to fish for a few hours? Do I really need to answer that?
With less than a month left before the river season comes to another close I find myself walking the banks of my small local river in search of a chub or two.
I have come armed with a light quiver rod and reel, minimal end tackle, net and a ball of cheese paste that has been sitting in the fridge for a month.
I walk the length of the short stretch, stopping occasionally to peer into the shallow margins looking for signs of chub, or anything else swimming! I might have even thrown a few bits of paste into any chubby looking spots to give them something to think about before I return with baited hook.
At the end of the stretch I settle into a swim which is just big enough to flick my light link ledgered cheese paste towards a far bank tree with low overhanging branches. Although this looked like a good spot a bite did not develop. I didn't hang around too long and after half an hour reeled in to search out another spot.
This sequence of events was repeated a couple more times with similar results. With the unseasonably warm afternoon sun beginning to fall behind the trees on the horizon I was starting to wonder if I should have considered another bait option to prevent a blank.
Arriving at what was to be my penultimate swim, I flicked out my cheese paste into a deeper hole that I had located on a previous session. After placing the rod on the front rest, the quiver tip settled for a minute before showing a subtle bite which I instantly stuck into.
The battle curve of the rod assured me that this was what I had been waiting for. After a spirited fight I slid the net under a plump chub of 4 pounds 7 ounce.
With light fading I re-baited and cast into the same hole. I had a feeling that there was a chance of another fish. Shortly afterwards I struck into the tiniest of bites and connected with what felt like a heavier but different fight. The result was a pike of around 6 or 7 pounds hooked fair and square through the top lip.
On five separate occasions over the last three months, I have been unable to land the pike that have latched onto roach and dace I had been reeling in on 3 lb float tackle, breaking the line before getting to the net. On this occasion the 6 lb line was kept clear of sharp teeth until in the net.
Walking back to the car, wondering why a pike had bothered with my paste, I remembered that I had added a few drops of crab flavouring to the mix to spice things up. Well, it definitely gave me a cheese paste surprise!


There is a restaurant here in town that serves the best Enchiladas Verdes, or Green Enchiladas. When I go there, it's really the only thing I order. The sauce is the most delectable, yummy sauce that you could just eat with a spoon. And they drizzle the enchiladas with Mexican Crema (similar to a thin sour cream). After a few attempts, I figured out the trick to the sauce: chicken bouillon. The bouillon gives the sauce this salty flavor that is so irresistible. I roast fresh tomatillos, garlic and jalapeño, then simmer in a large pan with water and chicken bouillon.
Another tip here is to use corn tortillas, as that is the traditional way of making enchiladas (for a reason!). Flour tortillas will just get soggy. You want to use a good corn tortilla, fry them very lightly on a pan before you assemble, which allows you to roll your enchiladas without cracking and stand up against the sauce.
To add some fresh greens to the plate, I like to serve these enchiladas with a side salad made with Romaine, fresh corn, cherry tomatoes, olive oil, lime juice, salt, pepper, and a dash of cumin.
Homemade green enchiladas with shredded chicken and the most delectable salsa verde ever.
Cut chicken breast in half lengthwise so you have two thin pieces. Season with garlic powder, chili powder, paprika, salt and pepper. Place on baking sheet on the middle rack in the oven. Cook for about 20 minutes, until fully cooked through. Once the chicken has cooled enough, shred meat.
Place the tomatillos, jalapeños and garlic on a baking sheet. Cook on the top rack of the oven. Remove the garlic and jalapeños after 15 minutes once lightly browned, and the tomatillos after 20 minutes.
Place the tomatillos, jalapeños, garlic in a blender, or in a large saucepan if using an immersion blender. Add the water and blend until smooth. Heat sauce in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Once it begins to boil, spoon in the chicken bouillon, reduce the heat to medium-low, and let it simmer until it it slightly thickened, about 10-15 minutes.
While the sauce thickens, fry the tortillas. Heat oil in a skillet or on a griddle two tablespoons at a time on medium-high heat. Once the oil it hot, fry the tortillas one at a time. Fry each side for about 15 seconds on each side. You will start to see small bubbles appear, then it's time to flip. Don't overcook the tortillas, you still want them soft so they will be easy to roll. Place the tortillas on a plate inside of a paper fowl folded in half to keep them warm while you fry the rest.
Optional: Drizzle with Mexican Cream before serving.
*Chicken breasts - Feel free to save time and use a rotisserie chicken if you wish.
**Mexican Crema - This is usually in the dairy aisle of my local HEB next to the cheese. If you can't find it, you can substitute regular sour cream.
***If preparing ahead of time, cover the dish at this point with foil and place in the fridge until ready to serve. This dish can be prepared up to 24 hours ahead of time. When ready to eat, remove the foil and bake the dish in the oven at 350°F for 15-20 minutes until the cheese is bubbly and melted.


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The Roman Catholic Territorial Prelature of Jesús María (del Nayar) () (erected 13 January 1962) is a suffragan of the Archdiocese of Guadalajara in Mexico. The episcopal see is in Jesús María, Nayarit.

Bishops
Manuel Arvizu, O.F.M. (1962-1992)
José Antonio Pérez Sánchez, O.F.M. (1992-2010)
José de Jesús González Hernández, O.F.M. (2010-

Coadjutor bishop
José Antonio Pérez Sánchez, O.F.M. (1990-1992)

External links and references

Jesus Maria del Nayar
Jesus Maria del Nayar
Jesús María del Nayar, Roman Catholic Territorial Prelature of
Jesus Maria del Nayar
Jesus Maria del Nayar

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Home » Featured » Gallup: Record-High 42% of Americans Identify as Independents as GOP Identification Plummets
Posted by JOE GANDELMAN, Editor-In-Chief on Jan 8, 2014 in Featured, Politics | 12 comments
Gallup: Record-High 42% of Americans Identify as Independents as GOP Identification Plummets
A new Gallup Poll finds a record number of Americans are identifying themselves as political independents, Democrat Party identification unchanged, and identification with the Republican Party going south. The bottom line: look for the 2014 mid-terms to be more unpredictable than ever:
Forty-two percent of Americans, on average, identified as political independents in 2013, the highest Gallup has measured since it began conducting interviews by telephone 25 years ago. Meanwhile, Republican identification fell to 25%, the lowest over that time span. At 31%, Democratic identification is unchanged from the last four years but down from 36% in 2008.
In each of the last three years, at least 40% of Americans have identified as independents. These are also the only years in Gallup's records that the percentage of independents has reached that level.
The growth of independents is coming largely from one source: the ranks of the Republican Party.
Americans' increasing shift to independent status has come more at the expense of the Republican Party than the Democratic Party. Republican identification peaked at 34% in 2004, the year George W. Bush won a second term in office. Since then, it has fallen nine percentage points, with most of that decline coming during Bush's troubled second term. When he left office, Republican identification was down to 28%. It has declined or stagnated since then, improving only slightly to 29% in 2010, the year Republicans "shellacked" Democrats in the midterm elections.
Not since 1983, when Gallup was still conducting interviews face to face, has a lower percentage of Americans, 24%, identified as Republicans than is the case now. That year, President Ronald Reagan remained unpopular as the economy struggled to emerge from recession. By the following year, amid an improving economy and re-election for the increasingly popular incumbent president, Republican identification jumped to 30%, a level generally maintained until 2007.
Democratic identification has also declined in recent years, falling five points from its recent high of 36% in 2008, the year President Barack Obama was elected. The current 31% of Americans identifying as Democrats matches the lowest annual average in the last 25 years.
I believe a lot of those GOPers who have left their party have done so because they don't want to be associated with the Tea Party. To be sure, there are some conservatives who have have left the GOP because they don't feel the party has been steadfastly conservative enough. However, polls show dissatisfaction with the Tea Party high.
This poll also means that these independents could be persuaded to return home — so Democrats shouldn't be giving themselves high fives. The poll also suggests the ranks of indies could be bloated because some Dems have jumped ship:
The percentage of Americans identifying as independents grew over the course of 2013, surging to 46% in the fourth quarter. That coincided with the partial government shutdown in October and the problematic rollout of major provisions of the healthcare law, commonly known as "Obamacare."
And, overall, Democrats are favored in party identification, even if independent voters are factored in:
Democrats maintain their six-point edge in party identification when independents' "partisan leanings" are taken into account. In addition to the 31% of Americans who identify as Democrats, another 16% initially say they are independents but when probed say they lean to the Democratic Party. An equivalent percentage, 16%, say they are independent but lean to the Republican Party, on top of the 25% of Americans identifying as Republicans. All told, then, 47% of Americans identify as Democrats or lean to the Democratic Party, and 41% identify as Republicans or lean to the Republican Party.
Americans are increasingly declaring independence from the political parties. It is not uncommon for the percentage of independents to rise in a non-election year, as 2013 was. Still, the general trend in recent years, including the 2012 election year, has been toward greater percentages of Americans identifying with neither the Republican Party nor the Democratic Party, although most still admit to leaning toward one of the parties.
The rise in political independence is likely an outgrowth of Americans' record or near-record negative views of the two major U.S. parties, of Congress, and their low level of trust in government more generally.
The increased independence adds a greater level of unpredictability to this year's congressional midterm elections. Because U.S. voters are less anchored to the parties than ever before, it's not clear what kind of appeals may be most effective to winning votes. But with Americans increasingly eschewing party labels for themselves, candidates who are less closely aligned to their party or its prevailing doctrine may benefit.
The bottom line: Americans may be tiring (for now) of lock-step and knee-jerk. Talk show hosts might be fun to listen to, but not to vote for.


Green Village is a swedish company that creates living concepts were the resident is always in focus along with sustainability, eco-awareness and design. In order to demonstrate this to future residents, Alten has been visualizing interiors as well as exteriors of a variety of houses and apartments that have yet to be built.
ALTEN Design and Visualization modeled several different residences and added the right materials on floors, walls and other surfaces with the help of the client's requirements and layout planning.
ALTEN had free rein when furnishing the rooms and adding details, to create living environments that attract the diverse customer groups that Green Village was targeting. A great challenge was to communicate a natural feeling in the interiors and to evoke the right positive emotions for future residents.


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Heliades
HELIADES was formed in 2009 to respond to the Australian Government EOI request for projects under the Solar Flagship Program. Today the company specialises in identifying and developing large scale solar farm projects.
The Heliades Solar Flagship consortium involved Intersuisse (Germany), Life Line Energy Panels (USA), SMA Technology (Germany), British Marine Technologies and Deloitte and proposed construction of a 152 MWac solar farm at Wodonga, in north-east Victoria. On 10/02/2010 the Victorian Department of Primary Industries endorsed the project as one of the State's two priority projects. (The Solar Flagship program was suspended in May 2010).
In 2010 Heliades developed an innovative Power 2 People (P2P) community funding model to equip every residence and community building in Wodonga with solar systems. The project was positively supported by the community and government agencies, however a change of government in November 2010 halted legislative change to enable the project to move forward.
In 2015 Heliades recognised renewable energy targets set by the Andrews Victorian Government would create new opportunity to construct a solar farm at Wodonga. Heliades joined with S-Energy Co of South Korea in November 2017 to create Wodonga Solar Power Pty Ltd.
On 14 February 2018 Wodonga Solar Power Pty Ltd made a submission to the Victorian Government to build a 50 MWac solar farm at Wodonga under the Victorian Renewable Energy Auction Scheme.
Heliades Pty Ltd is a Melbourne based project development company with several years' experience of identifying green energy development opportunities in Australia.
The company was formed in 2010 and submitted an EOI to build a 150MWac solar farm at Wodonga under the Rudd Government Solar Flagship Program. Since 2010 the company has identified other projects for the region and contributed to the advancement of community solar initiatives.
The company's executives have strong expertise of working across Australia with national and multi-national companies to originate, develop and implement large scale projects in energy, public infrastructure, defence and transport.
The Heliades team also has extensive experience working at government and senior corporate level on projects in South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, China and Japan.
Heliades provide following services.
Large scale green energy project development
Pre-development and investment
Project development to (DA) Development Approvals
Project participation and financing opportunities for the entire project life cycle.
Wodonga Solar Power Pty Ltd
In 2015 Heliades recognised renewable energy targets set by the Andrews Victorian Government would create new opportunity to construct a solar farm at Wodonga. Heliades joined with S-Energy Co of South Korea in 2017 to create Wodonga Solar Power Pty Ltd.
Wodonga Solar Power Pty Ltd is a joint venture company between S-Energy Co of South Korea and Heliades in Australia. The company combines knowledge of the Wodonga region with deep experience in project delivery and global expertise with the construction and operation of large scale solar farms.
Wodonga Solar Power had also received a letter of support for 20MWac of Commercial Power offtake from a major industry sector in the north-east region of Victoria's world class agriculture sector.
Press released in Korea regarding the current project development can be found at:
http://www.fnnews.com/news/201803161302590848
http://www.etimes.net/Service/etimes_2011/ShellView.asp?ArticleID=2018031613443601215
http://news.inews24.com/php/news_view.php?g_menu=022100&g_serial=1083064
Wodonga Solar Power appointed global Tier 1 engineering firms SNC Lavalin as EPC and O&M partner, and Deloitte as financial adviser.
S-Energy and SNC Lavalin offer a strong track record of solar farm project delivery in Australia and multiple other countries.
Key partners in the Wodonga Solar Power project include;
S-Energy
Heliades Pty Ltd
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Australian enquiries
Email: dtownsend@heliades.org
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A tripod is a moveable 3 legged frame, used as a platform for supporting The weight of the person and maintaining the steadiness. LittleBase tripod Walking Stick. This height adjustable rack walking stick has been titled sort of an ancient walking stick however with the extra stability of a little base. The plastic wrought handle provides a secure grip and is centered over the legs to supply most stability. This little primarily based and L formed rack stick is appropriate for left and right bimanual users.
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Don Mueang Airport Closes Due to Floods – Nok Air Suspends Service, Orient Thai Moves to Suvarnabhumi
Don Mueang Airport - copyright Mattes, Creative Commons
Bangkok's Don Mueang Airport has finally given up the ghost. After struggling since Friday to remain open and to keep flights up in the air, the airport has finally announced it just can't do it anymore and closed at 7pm tonight.
Don Mueang Airport has been under some water since Friday, in Bangkok's worst flooding in more than 60 years, but the situation came to a head today when floods were worsening. Authorities realized problems for passengers arriving and departing were becoming worse, and when the government realised at least 1.5 meters of water will arrive there in the next 24 hours, the decision was made to close.
If you have a flight through Nok Air flying out of Don Mueang, the airline has suspended service completely for any flights planned in or out of Don Mueang. For refunds or questions, you'll need to contact Nok Air. You can find details at their website. Flights will be cancelled through at least October 31st.
As for Orient Thai, they announced they've moved their entire operation to Suvarnabhumi Airport, on the other side of Bangkok. If you have a flight scheduled with them, contact them as the flight times will likely have changed.
Meanwhile, stay away from the Don Mueang area. More run-off flood water will arrive from Ayutthaya and the rest of the north tomorrow and floods will be even worse.
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Guardiola's Manchester City beat Sunderland 2-1 while Manchester United edged out Bournemouth 3-1.
City got off to a bright start in the match scoring after just four minutes when Sergio Aguero scored the opener from the penalty spot. The penalty was awarded after Raheem Sterling was fouled by Patrick van Aanholt.
With City looking in-charge of the proceedings, Sunderland drew level through a Jermain Defoe goal in the 71st minute.
City had to wait until the 87th minute to grab the winner after McNair headed into his own net following sustained pressure.
The new City manager left out veteran goalkeeper Joe Hart from his starting line-up. Manchester United also had a positive start at Bournemouth winning 3-1.
Juan Mata opened the scores for United in the 40th minute after a nervy start for the Red Devils.
Wayne Rooney then added a second for United in the 59th minute and five minutes later Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a third to completely kill the game.
Five minutes later, Adam Smith scored a consolation for the Cherries but it was not enough.
United was unfortunately without their world record signing Paul Pogba who was suspended for the match after picking two yellow cards in Italy last season but the victory will still give them plenty of confidence.
The match of the weekend went according to plan as Liverpool held on to beat Arsenal in an exciting Premier League opener at the Emirates Stadium.
The Gunners started well with Theo Walcott firing them ahead in the 31st minute. Walcott redeemed himself with that goal as moments earlier he had missed scoring from the penalty spot.
But after that, Liverpool went ahead four times first after Philippe Coutinho equalised with an outstanding free-kick. Coutinho who was pulled off from the match with an injury set up Adam Lallana to take Liverpool ahead after the break. Coutinho then poked home his second in the 56th minute before Sadio Mane scored the fourth goal.
Arsenal attempted a late comeback when Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Calum Chambers scored a goal each.
Hull City caused the biggest upset after stopping champions Leicester City 2-1 on Saturday.


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3 rooms, 60 m², equipped for 4 people.
Tax not included, € 1.90 per person per night.
Located in Courchevel 1850 - on the Jardin Alpin's slope, ski in ski out, close all the hôtels and palaces.
Spend the winter at the foot of the pistes... and the summer by the pool and the golf course! Welcome to the Mercure Courchevel!


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1897 (MDCCCXCVII) byl rok, který dle gregoriánského kalendáře započal pátkem.

Události

Česko
 Spolu se vznikem České strany národně sociální byla v Praze založena Knihtiskárna národně sociálního dělnictva, předchůdce Nakladatelství Melantrich.
 duben – vydána Badeniho jazyková nařízení. Čeština se stala vnitřní úřední řečí s němčinou. Všichni úřední museli dokázat znalost obou jazyků do roku 1901 – nevýhoda pro Němce, protože každý vzdělaný Čech uměl německy.
 1. září – Císař František Josef I. během vojenských manévrů navštívil Bystřici pod Hostýnem a poutní místo Hostýn, kde položil základní kámen ke stavbě rozhledny.
 V Kopřivnici byl vyroben první automobil – NW Präsident
 červenec – série povodní zasáhla severní Čechy a dala podnět ke stavbě soustavy přehradních nádrží v Jizerských horách.

Předlitavsko
 březen – Volby do Říšské rady
 30. listopadu – nastupuje vláda Paula Gautsche (do 5. března 1898)

Svět
 v Rusku proběhlo první a jediné sčítání lidu před pádem monarchie
 únor: Řecko obsadilo Krétu
 4. března – William McKinley se stal 25. prezidentem USA
 13. května – italský fyzik Guglielmo Marconi zakládá telegrafní společnost a vysílá na vzdálenost 15 km
 22. června proběhly v celém Britském impériu oslavy 60. výročí vlády královny Viktorie.
 3. července bylo ve vídeňském parku Prátr otevřeno obrovské ruské kolo.
 září – v Basileji proběhl První sionistický kongres.
 20. září podepsalo Řecko a Turecko mír, který ukončilo řecko-tureckou válku.
 14. listopadu – Německo obsadilo čínský poloostrov Kiau-čou

Probíhající události
 1881–1899 – Mahdího povstání

Vědy a umění
 12. března – V Bruselu proběhla světová premiéra opery Fervaal.
 22. listopadu – V Čechách byl americkou produkcí natočen první hraný film Hořický pašijový film. Jednalo se o hodinový záznam monumentálních pašijových her v Hořicích na Šumavě
 J. J. Thomson objevil elektron
 holandský lékař Christiaan Eijkman uveřejnil výsledky svých výzkumů příčin onemocnění beri-beri. Objevil v rýžových slupkách látku, jejíž nedostatek při výhradně rýžové stravě chorobu vyvolává. Tak nejenže rozpoznal nemoc beri-beri jako avitaminózu, ale zároveň fakticky jako první objevil vitamíny
 A. S. Popov zřídil rádiové stanice na lodích Afrika a Evropa a dosáhl spojení na vzdálenost 5 km.

Knihy
 Karel May – Petrolejový princ
 Karel May – Vánoce
 Vilém Mrštík – Pohádka máje
 Bram Stoker – Dracula
 Jules Verne – Ledová sfinga
 Herbert George Wells – Neviditelný

Sport
 29. listopadu – V anglickém Surrey se jel první motocyklový závod

Narození

Česko

 1. ledna – Jiří Arvéd Smíchovský, jezuita, nacistický i komunistický kolaborant († 22. ledna 1951)
 9. ledna – Richard Zika, český houslista, hudební skladatel a pedagog († 10. listopadu 1947)
 10. ledna – Bedřich Václavek, český marxistický estetik, literární teoretik a kritik († 5. března 1943)
 16. ledna – Milada Želenská, česká divadelní a filmová herečka († 28. září 1974)
 22. ledna – Josef Stanislav, klavírista, hudební skladatel a publicista († 5. srpna 1971)
 24. ledna – Josef Vlach-Vrutický, český hudební skladatel a dirigent († 18. září 1977)
 27. ledna
 Karel Lamač, zakladatel moderní české kinematografie († 2. srpna 1952)
 Karel Sup, český malíř († 20. března 1973)
 2. února – Roman Blahník, český hudební skladatel, klavírista a kapelník († 22. prosince 1966)
 12. února – Břetislav Bakala, dirigent a hudební skladatel († 1. dubna 1958)
 15. února – Růžena Jilemnická, slovenská spisovatelka českého původu († 19. srpna 1947)
 16. února – Karel Lukas, odbojář, oběť komunistického režimu († 19. května 1949)
 17. února – Ján Lichner, československý politik a ministr († 16. října 1979)
 1. března – Antonín Lhoták, český sochař a medailér († 7. srpna 1975)
 7. března – Viktor Šulc, český divadelní režisér († 28. dubna 1945)
 25. března – Chajim Kugel, československý a izraelský politik († 4. února 1953)
 28. března – Břetislav Benda, český sochař († 19. srpna 1983)
 1. dubna – Ladislav Borovanský, český anatom († 4. ledna 1971)
 2. dubna – Marie Waltrová, česká herečka († 20. července 1978)
 5. dubna – Rudolf Hlavica, sochař a řezbář († 3. června 1971)
 6. dubna – Bohuslav Tvrdý, český dirigent a hudební skladatel († 29. července 1946)
 25. dubna – Mikuláš Jaroslav Novák, československý důstojník a politický vězeň († ? ?)
 28. dubna – Miloš Vignati, český právník, dirigent, hudební skladatel a pedagog († 9. listopadu 1966)
 6. května – Rudolf Quoika, muzikolog († 7. dubna 1972)
 8. května
 Jan Chomutovský, český architekt a politik († 23. května 1975)
 Vladislav Forejt, český cestovatel a novinář († 10. října 1974)
 10. května – Julius Lébl, herec, scenárista, dramaturg a režisér († 22. prosince 1960)
 12. května
 František Kerhart, architekt († 15. ledna 1963)
 Jaroslav Malínský, český akademický malíř († 26. dubna 1979)
 14. května – Anděla Kozáková-Jírová, první žena v Československu, která získala doktorát práv († 1. června 1986)
 15. května – Václav Oukropec, český dělnický básník († 2. května 1968)
 20. května – Josef Švejcar, český pediatr († 30. ledna 1997)
 25. května – Rudolf Šedivý, oběť komunistické totality († 18. září 1970)
 30. května – Milada Skrbková, československá tenistka, bronz na LOH 1920 († 2. října 1935)
 3. června – Václav Kubásek, filmař, herec, scenárista a režisér († 9. června 1964)
 14. června
 Mikuláš z Bubna-Litic, český šlechtic a politik, ministr zemědělství Protektorátu Čechy a Morava († 17. srpna 1954)
 Adolf Schneeberger, český fotograf († 15. prosince 1977)
 19. června – Alois Šmolík, československý konstruktér letadel († 28. června 1945)
 21. června – Vladimír Balthasar, český přírodovědec († 10. listopadu 1978)
 23. června – Jan Krines, chodský kronikář († 21. února 1968)
 24. června
 Jan Koutný, československý gymnasta, dvě stříbrné medaile LOH 1924 a 1928 († 18. července 1976)
 Jindřich Schmidt, český rytec († 12. března 1984)
 25. června – Oldřich Menhart, typograf, umělecký kaligraf a knižní grafik († 11. února 1962)
 26. června – Jaroslav Procházka, právník, profesor a rektor Univerzity Karlovy, armádní generál († 7. srpna 1980)
 28. června – Ladislav Kopřiva, československý komunistický politik, ministr národní bezpečnosti († 1971)
 30. června – Josef Bartík, československý generál a zpravodajský důstojník († 18. května 1968)
 3. července – Heliodor Píka, armádní generál, legionář, odbojář, oběť komunistického teroru († 21. června 1949)
 21. července – Jaroslav Seník, český herec († 10. října 1957)
 6. srpna – Josef Charvát, lékař, zakladatel české endokrinologie († 31. ledna 1984)
 8. srpna – Ludmila Jankovcová, československá politička, ministryně, chartistka († 5. září 1990)
 17. srpna
 Milan Polák, slovenský a československý voják, účastník slovenského národního povstání, politik († 2. srpna 1951)
 Václav Trnka, lékař a pedagog, primář příbramské nemocnice († 8. srpna 1965)
 18. srpna – Jan Hon, český politik, starosta Vyškova († 8. dubna 1942)
 25. srpna – Jaroslav Řídký, český hudební skladatel a dirigent († 14. srpna 1956)
 27. srpna – Václav Kopecký, komunistický novinář a politik († 5. srpna 1961)
 8. září
 Ctibor Blattný, český botanik a fytopatolog († 15. prosince 1978)
 Ivan Borkovský, český archeolog ukrajinského původu († 17. března 1976)
 12. září – Václav M. Havel, významný pražský stavební podnikatel († 22. července 1979)
 15. září – Miloš Lukáš, klasický filolog, esperantista, překladatel († 26. dubna 1976)
 16. září – Otakar Štorch-Marien, český nakladatel a spisovatel († 12. března 1974)
 26. září – Theodor Kilian, český esperantista († 3. července 1978)
 4. října – Miloslav Holý, malíř († 3. března 1974)
 11. října – Fráňa Kučera, básník († 29. dubna 1929)
 12. října – Josef Nepomucký, československý politik, ministr československých vlád († 8. dubna 1972)
 23. října – Bartoš Vlček, český spisovatel a překladatel († 7. ledna 1926)
 8. listopadu
 Felix Achille de la Cámara, český spisovatel († 8. května 1945)
 Bohumír Podlezl, čs. legionář, brigádní generál († 15. prosince 1975)
 17. listopadu – Julius Firt, exilový politik a kulturní pracovník († 27. května 1979)
 20. listopadu – Benjamin Klička, lékař a spisovatel († 26. prosince 1943)
 25. listopadu – Josef Hejret, československý diplomat († 1951)
 5. prosince – František Malkovský, první český akrobatický pilot († 8. června 1930)
 9. prosince – Ladislav Sutnar, český designer, typograf, avantgardní umělec († 13. prosince 1976)
 13. prosince – Emil Bolek, český herec († 30. srpna 1961)
 19. prosince – Josef Sloup-Štaplík, československý fotbalový reprezentant († 1952)
 22. prosince – Vojtěch Jarník, matematik († 22. září 1970)
 23. prosince – Jiří Svoboda, český hudební skladatel a pedagog († 22. května 1970)
 ? – Josef Srbek, chemik, vynálezce výroby titanové běloby († 1982)

Svět

 3. ledna – Pola Negri, americká herečka polského a slovenského původu († 1. srpna 1987)
 6. ledna – Ferenc Szálasi, maďarský politik, vůdce pronacistické Strany Šípových křížů († 12. března 1946)
 8. ledna – Dennis Wheatley, britský spisovatel († 10. listopadu 1977)
 9. ledna – Karl Löwith, německý fenomenologický filosof († 24. května 1973)
 11. ledna – Kazimierz Nowak, polský cestovatel a fotograf († 13. října 1937)
 14. ledna – Vaso Čubrilović, srbský historik s minulostí atentátníka († 11. června 1990)
 28. ledna – Valentin Petrovič Katajev, sovětský spisovatel († 12. dubna 1986)
 19. ledna
 Karl Kerényi, maďarský, německy píšící klasický filolog a religionista († 14. dubna 1973)
 Emil Maurice, zakládající člen NSDAP, osobní strážný, řidič i přítel Adolfa Hitlera († 6. února 1972)
 Paavo Talvela, finský generál († 30. září 1973)
 21. ledna – Karol Šmidke, slovenský komunistický politik († 15. prosince 1952)
 22. ledna – Blind Willie Johnson, americký zpěvák a kytarista († 18. září 1945)
 27. ledna – Carl Oberg, německý válečný zločinec, generál Waffen-SS († 3. června 1965)
 1. února – Jevhen Malanjuk, ukrajinský básník († 16. února 1968)
 4. února – Ludwig Erhard, 2. spolkový kancléř Německa († 5. května 1977)
 5. února – Anton von Arco auf Valley, německý politický atentátník († 29. června 1945)
 10. února
 John Franklin Enders, americký bakteriolog, virolog a parazitolog, Nobelova cena za fyziologii a lékařství 1954 († 8. září 1985)
 Judith Andersonová, australská herečka († 3. ledna 1992)
 11. února – Emil Leon Post, polsko-americký matematik († 21. dubna 1954)
 15. února – Carl Erhardt, britský lední hokejista († 3. května 1988)
 19. února
 Michał Jan Czartoryski, polský dominikán katolickou církví uctívaný jako mučedník († 6. září 1944)
 Josef Efrati, izraelský politik († 8. února 1975)
 20. února – Hans von Ahlfen, nacistický generál, velitel slezského města Vratislavi († 11. září 1966)
 22. února – Leonid Alexandrovič Govorov, maršál Sovětského svazu († 19. března 1955)
 23. února – Mordechaj Namir, izraelský politik a diplomat († 22. února 1975)
 27. února – Bernard Lyot, francouzský astronom († 2. dubna 1952)
 1. března – Shoghi Effendi, Strážce víry Bahá'í († 4. listopadu 1957)
 6. března – Herbert Otto Gille, generál Waffen-SS († 26. prosince 1966)
 7. března – Joy Paul Guilford, americký psycholog († 26. listopadu 1987)
 8. března – Josep Pla, španělský novinář a spisovatel katalánské národnosti († 23. dubna 1981)
 14. března – Pchan Tchien-šou, čínský malíř, uměnovědec a pedagog († 5. září 1971)
 15. března
 Erik Malmberg, švédský zápasník, olympijský vítěz († 9. května 1964)
 Jackson Scholz, americký sprinter, dvojnásobný olympijský vítěz († 26. října 1986)
 19. března – Jozef Styk, slovenský politik († 28. srpna 1965)
 24. března – Wilhelm Reich, rakousko-americký psychiatr († 3. listopadu 1957)
 25. března – Jeghiše Čarenc, arménský básník, oběť stalinského teroru († 29. listopadu 1937)
 27. března
 Wilhelm Busch, německý evangelický farář a spisovatel († 20. června 1966)
 Cyril Slater, kanadský hokejový útočník, zlato na OH 1924 († 26. října 1969)
 8. dubna – Jan Żabiński, polský zoolog († 26. července 1974)
 10. dubna – Eric Knight, americký spisovatel († 15. ledna 1943)
 13. dubna – Aurélien Sauvageot, francouzský jazykovědec († 5. prosince 1988)
 14. dubna – Horace McCoy, americký spisovatel a scenárista († 15. prosince 1955)
 16. dubna – Arthur Hoerée, belgický hudební skladatel († 2. června 1986)
 17. dubna
 Daniel Rapant, slovenský historik († 17. dubna 1988)
 Thornton Wilder, americký spisovatel († 7. prosince 1975)
 23. dubna – Lester B. Pearson, kanadský, historik, státník a diplomat, Nobelovu cenu míru 1957 († 27. prosince 1972)
 24. dubna
 Michael Lippert, nacistický důstojník Waffen-SS († 1. září 1969)
 Benjamin Lee Whorf, americký lingvista a antropolog († 26. července 1941)
 27. dubna – Jozef Pospíšil, slovenský sochař († 15. července 1976)
 30. dubna – Johann Rattenhuber, šéf RSD (Říšská bezpečnostní služba) († 30. června 1957)
 10. května
 Einar Gerhardsen, norský premiér († 19. září 1987)
 Margaret Mahlerová, maďarsko-americká pediatrička a psychoanalytička († 2. října 1985)
 11. května – Kurt Gerron, německý herec a režisér († 15. listopadu 1944)
 14. května
 Robert Ludvigovič Bartini, italský šlechtic, letecký konstruktér a vědec († 6. prosince 1974)
 Barbara Woottonová, britská socioložka a ekonomka († 11. července 1988)
 Sidney Bechet, americký jazzový saxofonista, klarinetista a skladatel († 14. května 1959)
 17. května – Odd Hassel, norský chemik, Nobelova cena za chemii 1969 († 11. května 1981)
 21. května – Conrad Felixmüller, německý expresionistický malíř († 24. března 1977)
 25. května – Heinrich Klüver, německo-americký experimentální psycholog a neurolog († 8. února 1979)
 27. května
 John Douglas Cockcroft, britský fyzik, Nobelova cena za fyziku 1951 († 18. září 1967)
 Adolf Portmann, švýcarský biolog a filosof († 28. června 1982)
 29. května – Erich Wolfgang Korngold, rakousko-americký hudební skladatel, klavírista a dirigent († 29. listopadu 1957)
 1. června
 Pavel Ivanovič Batov, sovětský generál († 19. dubna 1985)
 Jang Čung-ťien, čínský paleontolog († 15. ledna 1979)
 3. června – Memphis Minnie, americká bluesová zpěvačka († 6. srpna 1973)
 7. června
 Kirill Afanasjevič Mereckov, maršál Sovětského svazu († 30. prosince 1968)
 Georges Henri Rivière, francouzský muzeolog († 24. března 1985)
 10. června – Taťána Nikolajevna, druhá dcera cara Mikuláše II. († 17. července 1918)
 11. června – Alexandre Tansman, polský skladatel a klavírní virtuóz († 15. listopadu 1986)
 12. června
 Anthony Eden, premiér Spojeného království († 14. ledna 1977)
 Walter Peterhans, německý dokumentární fotograf († 12. dubna 1960)
 13. června – Paavo Nurmi, finský běžec, vytrvalec († 2. října 1973)
 15. června – Antonio Riberi, papežský diplomat a kardinál pocházející z Monaka († 16. prosince 1967)
 16. června – Georg Wittig, německý chemik, Nobelova cena za chemii 1979 († 26. srpna 1987)
 17. června – Trajčo Kostov, generální tajemník Bulharské komunistické strany († 16. prosince 1949)
 19. června – Cyril Norman Hinshelwood, anglický fyzikální chemik, Nobelova cena za chemii 1956 († 9. října 1967)
 20. června – Tadeus Reichstein, polský chemik, Nobelova cena za fyziologii a medicínu 1950 († 1. srpna 1996)
 21. června – Františka z Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfürstu, rakouská arcivévodkyně († 12. července 1989)
 22. června
 Norbert Elias, německý filosof († 1. srpna 1990)
 Albert Renger-Patzsch, německý fotograf († 27. srpna 1966)
 23. června – Winifred Marjorie Wagner, manželka Siegfrieda Wagnera († 5. března 1980)
 29. června – Bernard Reder, ukrajinský sochař, grafik a architekt († 7. září 1963)
 1. července – Binjamin Arditi, izraelský politik († 20. května 1981)
 7. července – Michail Kovaljov, sovětský generál († 1. srpna 1967)
 12. července – Maurice Tabard, francouzský portrétní fotograf († 23. února 1984)
 15. července – Monty Banks, italský herec, režisér a producent († 7. ledna 1950)
 21. července – Vasilij Danilovič Sokolovskij, náčelník generálního štábu Rudá armády († 10. května 1968)
 24. července
 Albrecht Rakouský, rakouský arcivévoda († 23. července 1955)
 Amelia Earhartová, americká letkyně, první žena která přeletěla Atlantský oceán († 2. července 1937)
 26. července – Henryk Grzondziel, polský biskup opolské diecéze († 24. května 1968)
 27. července
 Bodo Lafferentz, nacistický důstojník, organizátor Hudebních slavností v Bayreuthu († 17. ledna 1974)
 Christoph Voll, německý grafik a sochař († 16. června 1939)
 2. srpna – Philippe Soupault, francouzský básník, spisovatel a dramatik († 12. března 1990)
 8. srpna – Enid Blytonová, britská spisovatelka († 28. listopadu 1968)
 11. srpna – Schöne Náci, rázovitá figurka bratislavských ulic a kaváren († 23. října 1967)
 12. srpna – Julius von Bernuth, generálmajor Wehrmachtu († 12. července 1942)
 19. srpna – Roman Vishniac, rusko‑americký biolog a fotograf († 22. ledna 1990)
 21. srpna – Kósaku Ariga, admirál japonského císařského námořnictva († 7. dubna 1945)
 26. srpna – Jon Po-son, prezident Korejské republiky († 18. července 1990)
 29. srpna
 Helge Roswaenge, dánský tenorista († 19. července 1972)
 Paul Schneider, německý evangelický pastor, mučedník nacistického režimu († 18. července 1939)
 31. srpna – Fredric March, americký herec († 14. dubna 1975)
 4. září – Michail Kaufman, ruský filmař a fotograf († 11. března 1980)
 8. září
 Wilfred Bion, britský psychoanalytik († 8. listopadu 1979)
 Jimmie Rodgers, americký zpěvák country († 26. května 1933)
 10. září
 Georges Bataille, francouzský myslitel, esejista a spisovatel († 8. července 1962)
 Edith Jacobsonová, německo-americká psychoanalytička († 8. prosince 1978)
 Otto Strasser, německý politik a člen NSDAP († 27. srpna 1974)
 12. září – Irène Joliot-Curie, francouzská chemička, Nobelova cena za chemii 1935 († 17. března 1956)
 15. září – Kurt Daluege, říšský protektor v Čechách a na Moravě († 23. října 1946)
 18. září – Pablo Sorozábal, španělský dirigent a hudební skladatel († 26. prosince 1988)
 20. září – Áron Tamási, maďarský spisovatel († 26. května 1966)
 23. září – Paul Delvaux, belgický malíř († 20. července 1994)
 25. září – William Faulkner, americký spisovatel, Nobelova cena za literaturu 1949 († 6. července 1962)
 26. září – Pavel VI., papež v letech 1963–1978 († 6. srpna 1978)
 3. října – Louis Aragon, francouzský spisovatel († 24. prosince 1982)
 7. října – Carl Junghans, německý filmový režisér († 8. listopadu 1984)
 8. října
 Franciszek Jop, diecézní biskup opolský († 24. září 1976)
 Marcel Herrand, francouzský filmový a divadelní herec, režisér († 11. června 1953)
 9. října – Albin Jansson, švédský reprezentační hokejový brankář († 22. března 1985)
 18. října
 Štefan Tiso, předseda vlády Slovenského státu († 28. března 1959)
 Isabel Briggsová Myersová, spolutvůrkyně soupisu osobnostních typů (MBTI) († 5. května 1980)
 19. října – Vlado Černozemski, bulharský revolucionář a atentátník († 9. října 1934)
 21. října – Alexander Lernet-Holenia, rakouský spisovatel († 3. července 1976)
 28. října – Edit Headová, americká kostýmní návrhářka († 24. října 1981)
 29. října – Joseph Goebbels, nacistický říšský ministr propagandy († 1. května 1945)
 2. listopadu
 Aba Achime'ir, izraelský novinář, historik a politický aktivista († 6. července 1962)
 Jacob Bjerknes, norský fyzik a meteorolog († 7. července 1975)
 Joseph Profaci, italsko-americký mafiánský boss († 7. června 1962)
 4. listopadu
 Cornelius Van Niel, americký mikrobiolog († 10. března 1985)
 Dmitrij Grigorijevič Pavlov, sovětský vojevůdce († 22. července 1941)
 7. listopadu
 Dimitrij Andrusov, slovenský geolog ruského původu († 1. dubna 1976)
 Armstrong Sperry, americký spisovatel a ilustrátor († 26. dubna 1976)
 8. listopadu – Dorothy Day, americká katolická novinářka a spisovatelka († 29. listopadu 1980)
 9. listopadu – Ronald George Wreyford Norrish, anglický chemik, Nobelova cena za chemii 1967 († 7. června 1978)
 11. listopadu – Gordon Allport, americký psycholog († 9. října 1967)
 15. listopadu – Aneurin Bevan, britský politik († 6. července 1960)
 16. listopadu – Choudhary Rahmat Ali, pákistánský nacionalista († 12. února 1951)
 18. listopadu
 Sándor Haraszti, maďarský novinář a politik († 19. ledna 1982)
 Patrick Blackett, britský fyzik, nositel Nobelovy ceny za fyziku († 1974)
 20. listopadu – Germaine Krull, německá fotografka († 31. července 1985)
 25. listopadu – Kurt Bauch, německý historik umění († 1. března 1975)
 27. listopadu – Vito Genovese, italsko-americký mafiánský boss († 14. února 1969)
 2. prosince
 Ivan Christoforovič Bagramjan, sovětský maršál († 21. září 1982)
 Otto Fenichel, rakouský psychoanalytik († 22. ledna 1946)
 5. prosince – Geršom Scholem, izraelský filosof a historik († 21. února 1982)
 7. prosince – Ambróz Lazík, slovenský biskup († 20. dubna 1969)
 9. prosince – Franc Leskošek, slovinský partyzán, národní hrdina († 5. července 1983)
 11. prosince – Ladislav Dérer, slovenský lékař, internista a klinický fyziolog († 28. března 1960)
 14. prosince – Kurt Schuschnigg, rakouský kancléř († 18. listopadu 1977)
 17. prosince – Ašer Chiram, izraelský architekt († 26. listopadu 1973)
 18. prosince – Fletcher Henderson, americký jazzový klavírista a hudební skladatel († 29. prosince 1952)
 24. prosince – Ville Pörhölä, finský olympijský vítěz ve vrhu koulí († 28. listopadu 1964)
 28. prosince
 Lewis Jones, velšský spisovatel a politický aktivista († 27. ledna 1939)
 Ivan Stěpanovič Koněv, maršál Sovětského svazu († 21. května 1973)
 ? – Victor Malmström, švédský novinářský fotograf († 1962)
 ? – Fernando Robles, mexický spisovatel († 1974)

Úmrtí

Česko

 7. února – Gustav Eim, český novinář a politik (* 7. října 1849)
 27. února
 Vilém Gabler, český pedagog a novinář (* 14. března 1821)
 Bedřich Wachsmann, český malíř a architekt (* 17. května 1820)
 3. března – Karel Vosyka, rektor ČVUT (* 19. února 1847)
 15. března – Edvard Jelínek, spisovatel, organizátor všeslovanských vztahů (* 6. června 1855)
 23. března – Čeněk Vyhnis, filolog, novinář a překladatel (* 8. října 1842)
 1. dubna – Kryštof Kachler, arciděkan v Horní Polici (* 6. července 1826)
 2. dubna – Karel Chotovský, katolický kněz a spisovatel (* 1842)
 5. dubna – Jindřich Wankel, český lékař, archeolog a speleolog (* 15. července 1821)
 6. dubna – Friedrich Heidler, poslanec Moravského zemského sněmu (* 7. dubna 1844)
 16. dubna – František Chalupa, český malíř (* 8. října 1828)
 8. května – Josef Hilbert, malíř (* 21. listopadu 1821)
 10. května – Bedřich Schnell, český mecenáš (* 1808)
 14. května – Maxmilian Mareček, hudební skladatel, dirigent a operní podnikatel českého původu (* 28. června 1821)
 17. května – Josef Rupert Maria Přecechtěl, kněz, národní buditel, kreslíř a spisovatel (* 10. ledna 1821)
 22. června – František Ržiha, vynálezce a zakladatel tunelového stavitelství (* 29. března 1831)
 25. července – Josef Boleslav Pecka, žurnalista a básník (* 19. září 1849)
 28. července – Josef Matyáš Trenkwald, česko-rakouský malíř (* 13. března 1824)
 24. srpna – Antonín Pittner, starosta a kronikář města Polné (* 4. června 1814)
 31. srpna – Klement Borový, kněz, teolog, kanovník Svatovítské kapituly (* 12. ledna 1838)
 9. září – Karel Findinský, generální vikář kostela ve Frýdku (* 5. února 1833)
 13. září – Albert Prochaska, český podnikatel a spisovatel (* 23. července 1827)
 15. září – Josef Symerský, děkan olomoucké teologické fakulty (* 9. ledna 1831)
 17. září – Vojtěch Ignác Ullmann, český architekt (* 23. dubna 1822)
 19. září – Antonín Schmidt, český notář a politik (* 9. ledna 1820)
 20. září – Karel Bendl, skladatel a sbormistr (* 16. dubna 1838)
 21. září – Josef Kopallik, teolog, církevní historik (* 8. května 1849)
 28. září – Antonín Lewý, český malíř (* 29. března 1845)
 4. října – Ladislav Bradáč, český hudební skladatel (* 8. prosince 1870)
 9. října – Karl Goldberg, poslanec Českého zemského sněmu a starosta Varnsdorfu (* ? 1836)
 10. října – Alois Beer, český písmák a naivní malíř (* 27. února 1833)
 12. října – Pavel J. Šulc, český spisovatel a překladatel (* 27. června 1828)
 14. října – Jan Tille, rektor Českého vysokého učení technického (* 17. září 1833)
 25. listopadu – Johann Bina, mistr houslař (* 1826)
 2. prosince – Karel Tieftrunk, český pedagog, autor učebnic (* 30. října 1829)
 9. prosince – Josef Svátek, novinář, historik a spisovatel (* 24. února 1835)
 17. prosince – Sofie Podlipská, česká spisovatelka (* 15. května 1833)
 ? – Jakub Hruška, poslanec Českého zemského sněmu (* 1824)

Svět

 13. ledna – David Schwarz, chorvatský průkopník letectví (* 20. prosince 1852)
 15. ledna – Alois Friedrich Rogenhofer, rakouský entomolog (* 22. prosince 1831)
 17. ledna – János Vajda, maďarský básník (* 7. května 1827)
 10. února – Antonio Bazzini, italský houslista a skladatel (* 11. března 1818)
 19. února – Karl Theodor Wilhelm Weierstrass, německý matematik (* 31. října 1815)
 25. února – Cornélie Falcon, francouzská sopranistka (* 28. ledna 1812)
 27. února – Benjamin Forstner, americký vynálezce (* 25. března 1834)
 1. března – Milan Piroćanac, srbský politik, právník, premiér (* 7. ledna 1837)
 9. března – Džamáluddín Afghání, islámský nacionalista (* 1838)
 11. března – Daniel Sanders, německý lexikograf a jazykovědec (* 12. listopadu 1819)
 15. března – James Joseph Sylvester, anglický matematik (* 3. září 1814)
 19. března – Antoine Thomson d'Abbadie, francouzský kartograf a cestovatel (* 3. ledna 1810)
 3. dubna – Johannes Brahms, německý hudební skladatel (* 7. května 1833)
 12. dubna – Edward Drinker Cope, americký anatom a paleontolog (* 28. července 1840)
 14. dubna – Émile Levassor, francouzský průkopník automobilismu (* 21. ledna 1843)
 4. května – Sofie Bavorská, bavorská princezna z rodu Wittelsbachů (* 23. února 1847)
18. května – Charles Philip Yorke, 5. hrabě z Hardwicke, britský politik (* 23. února 1836)
 23. května – Aleko Konstantinov, bulharský spisovatel (* 1. ledna 1863)
 28. května – Alexander Ver Huell, nizozemský ilustrátor (* 7. března 1822)
 11. června – Henry Ayers, premiér Jižní Austrálie (* 1. května 1821)
 17. června – Sebastian Kneipp, německý kněz a léčitel (* 17. května 1821)
 9. července – Augustus Tolton, první černošský katolický kněz v USA (* 1. dubna 1854)
 28. července
 Janko Kersnik, slovenský spisovatel a politik (* 4. září 1852)
 Eduard von Engerth, rakouský malíř (* 13. května 1818)
 1. srpna – Joseph Vacher, francouzský sériový vrah (* 16. listopadu 1869)
 2. srpna – Adam Asnyk, polský básník a dramatik (* 11. září 1838)
 5. srpna – Albert Marth, německý astronom (* 1. května 1828)
 8. srpna – Jacob Burckhardt, švýcarský historik (* 25. května 1818)
 14. září – Móric Pálfi, uherský hrabě a místodržitel (* 1812)
 21. září – Konrad Bayer, rakousko-uherský šachový skladatel německé národnosti (* 10. listopadu 1828)
 30. září – Terezie z Lisieux, katolická světice (* 2. ledna 1873)
 8. října – Aleksej Kondraťjevič Savrasov, ruský realistický malíř (* 24. května 1830)
 14. října – Peter le Page Renouf, britský egyptolog (* 23. srpna 1822)
 17. října – Nikolaj Slavjanov, ruský inženýr a vynálezce svařování elektrickým obloukem (* 5. května 1854)
 19. října – Berthold Englisch, rakouský šachový mistr (* 9. července 1851)
 29. října – Henry George, americký ekonom, politik a novinář (* 2. září 1839)
 říjen – Salomon August Andrée, švédský vzduchoplavec (* 18. října 1854)
 29. listopadu – Konstantin von Höfler, německý historik (* 26. března 1811)
 9. prosince – Robert Manning, irský hydrolog (* 22. října 1816)
 16. prosince – Alphonse Daudet, francouzský spisovatel (* 13. května 1840)

Hlavy států

 České království – František Josef I.
 Papež – Lev XIII.
 Království Velké Británie – Viktorie
 Francouzská republika – Félix Faure
 Uherské království – František Josef I.
 Rakouské císařství – František Josef I.
 Rusko – Mikuláš II.
 Prusko – Vilém II. Pruský
 Dánsko – Kristián IX.
 Švédsko – Oskar II.
 Belgie – Leopold II. Belgický
 Nizozemsko – Vilemína
 Řecko – Jiří I. Řecký
 Španělsko – Alfons XIII. Španělský
 Portugalsko – Karel I. Portugalský
 Itálie – Umberto I.
 Osmanská říše – Abdulhamid II.
 USA – Grover Cleveland / William McKinley
 Japonsko – Meidži

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy

Digitalizované noviny a časopisy z roku 1897:
 Lidové noviny –
 Národní listy –
 Národní politika –
 Moravská orlice –
 Budivoj (České Budějovice) – ročník 33 rok 1897 (odkaz vede na přehled ročníků)
 Časopis Musea království Českého –
 Lumír – ročník 25 rok 1896–1897 (archiv ÚČL AV ČR)
 Světozor – ročník 31 rok 1896–1897 (archiv ÚČL AV ČR)
 Čas – ročník 11 rok 1897
 Zlatá Praha – ročník 14 rok 1896–1897
 Osvěta (red. Václav Vlček) – ročník 27 rok 1897
 Říšský zákoník (česká verze) – rok 1897

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