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Chess is an ancient board game in which two armies fight each other to achieve triumph, victory. There is a symbology in chess that we will talk about in this article and I will make a brief presentation of how you play.
Unlike real life in which no two armies ever leave with the same forces, in Chess you have the same army, the same pieces, as your rival and it is through your choices, that they will also depend on those taken by the opponent, throughout the game you decant or not the game in your favor.
There are two armies, symbolized in two colors, usually a player bears a light color, pieces white or similar, and another side bears a dark color, pieces of black or similar color. The opponent who drives the white pieces moves first and from that moment each side makes one move at a time.
There are 3 possible results in a chess game:
You win and you get a point.
The other player wins and you get 0.
There is a draw and half a point is distributed for each player.
From my point of view it would be a very good idea to include chess as a compulsory subject in the curriculum of schools. There are several countries around the world that include it among the subjects taught. It is a game that allows the development of many skills that we all have.
My experience teaching Chess
A few years ago I taught chess lessons to children. One detail that didn't go unnoticed by me is that most kids when they start playing only looked at one part of the board. The 64-box chessboard is huge for them.
Even if you tell them they have to see ALL the board, many times they only looked at a direct attack or only think about playing a piece because their teacher has told them that at the beginning of the game they have to develop all the pieces and get angry soon. They focus on a play and no matter if they have a threat of killing or losing a piece, they play the play they don't have to think about.
It's interesting to see symbology in chess. I'm going to raise two types of symbology: use the armies of the Middle Ages and use the characters of the Marvel universe. This way you can get an idea if you're from a generation already in years or if you're from a generation born a few years ago.
In Chess you play against another player who has a single goal, defeat you. In the Middle Ages you had to fight another army for possession of a land, for defending a castle, or a place. The enemy was the king of the other side. If we make an analogy with the Marvel universe, the player you're playing against would be Thanos. A supervillain who wants to take you down.
How pieces move and symbology in chess
The movement of the pieces in Chess is explained on the first day. The first day in football they show you the ball, tell you what the dimensions of the field are, what are the rules, what are the positions etc..
In this image you can see the possible start plays of a chess game. Pawns move one or two squares, and horses can also move from their exit box because they jump.
How a pawn moves
The pawn is the soul of chess. If we consider a game of chess as a medieval battle the pawn would be the equivalent of infantry. Therefore, their symbology in chess would be the soldiers who fight hand-to-hand. If I were a character in the Marvel saga, I'd be Drax. They are the soldiers who make their way on the battlefield fighting against the rival pieces. Likewise Drax fights enemies with clean tortazo. Handing out right-handed and sinister blows.
The pawn always moves forward and captures an enemy piece diagonally into the enemy field. You can't jump on the pieces on the same side. He can't turn around either, he can't move backwards. From your starting position, the second row, you can advance 1 or 2 squares. If a pawn is able to reach the 8 row it is crowned, that is, it can change shape and can take the form of a horse, a bishop, a tower or a lady. He can never become king, because there is only one king.
How a bishop moves
The bishop would be the equivalent of archers. They attack long distances with arrows or other sharp objects. Their symbology in chess would therefore be forces that do not attack melee but cause damage from where they are. If I were a Marvel character, I'd be Hawkeye. Their power lies in that they cut the rival territory like knives.
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The way to move a bishop is diagonally and over long distances. Capture a piece of the opponent taking his place. You can't skip the pieces on the same side. You can move in all allowed directions.
How a horse moves
A horse would be equivalent to cavalry. In the Marvel universe equivalent to the Rocket Raccoon. The cavalry in the Middle Ages were an elite troop of horse-riding riders. They surprise rival forces because of their rapid movements. Similarly Rocket jumps on enemies attacking them with deadly weapons.
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The way horses move is one of the most complicated to understand. They basically move in the shape of an L, that is, two rows and a column or two columns and a row. It can be seen in the figure below. They capture a rival piece taking their place.
The horse in box a1 can only be moved to either b3 or c2. However, the horse located in e5 can move to 8 different squares forming an octagon.
How the towers move
The turrets move in rows or columns, horizontally or vertically, and capture a rival piece taking their place. They can't jump past the pieces on the same side. The equivalent in the Middle Ages would be the catapult. In the Marvel universe it would be Captain America.
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The catapult was an ancient military machine for throwing objects over long distances. The tower in Chess moves over long distances, as it can move in rows and columns. Capture a rival piece taking its place.
How the Queen Moves
The Queen is the most powerful pieces of Chess. If I were a Marvel character, I'd be Wonder Woman. His symbology in the Middle Ages would be onagro, a very powerful weapon similar to the catapult but more deadly.
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The way you move is in any direction, that is, in rows, columns, or diagonals from the box where you are to anyone within your reach, the only limit is the board. Capture a rival piece by taking its place and can't jump over pieces on its own side, blocking its movement.
How the king moves
The king is the most important piece. It would be the equivalent of a Marvel character to Thor. He's the one who orders and commands. In the Middle Ages it would be the feudal lord, the king who decides what to do in battle.
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The King moves in all directions but one by one, as can be seen in the image below:
It's a piece we should never use in the early stages of battle. It's always good to keep her safe so that no one attacks her, among other things, because if you get checkmate, you've lost the game. Checkmate is the surrender of your army. Your army loses game and battle. You can also leave a game if your army is in clear numerical inferiority of forces.
Special movements
There are several types of special movements that are taught during the first few days: en passant, castle and check.
En passant. En passant is a special move in which if a player moves a pawn from its initial position two squares but has a pawn in 6 enemy row, it can capture it.
Castle. Castle is a privilege the king has. To protect yourself more properly it is placed on the lady's flank or on the king's flank. The flanks can be seen in the figure below.
Check. By checking an army "contact" the King on the other side.
Passant or passant capture is a play in chess. It is a special pawn capture that can only occur immediately after a pawn makes a two-box move from its initial square, and could be captured by an enemy pawn if only one square had advanced.
Castling
Castle is the only chess movement in which two pieces move at once. The main pieces are the king and a tower, either that of the lady's flank or that of the king's flank.
Check is a touch of attention to the King. The enemy army is capable of attacking the King. If you check the player who receives that check has to act in any way either:
Taking the King out of the box where he is and moving him to one that is not under the power of any rival force.
Placing a piece of your army in the middle to hinder the range of that check.
Capture the part that made the check.
Time in Chess
Just as in the Middle Ages battles had a time when they were held and did not usually last many days, Chess is also governed by time. It is usually played with a watch in which when you are thinking about your time your watch runs and when the opponent is thinking your watch is stopped.
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Similarly we could say that time in the Marvel universe would be the gem of time. This gem allows you to control the time although in Chess you can't control it, a player can't control the time but can play more or less fast to have more time than the opponent.
There are many modes of Chess that are based on time, the duration of games. Depending on the duration of a game we distinguish:
Bullet. Games lasting between 1 minute and 3 minutes per player.
Lightning. Games lasting between 3 minutes and 10 minutes.
Quick chess. More than 10 minutes and less than 30.
Classic chess. Games that last more than 30 minutes.
Chess is an art sport in which two armies with equal power face off on a 64-square-box battlefield. The team that drives the white or clear pieces has the right to move first and from that moment each side will make one move at a time. The game ends when one of the two armies withdraws, an army loses by time or when a king is in checkmate.
The symbology in Chess is very varied. In this article I have spoken of a possible interpretation of this symbology that has to do with the battles that existed in the Middle Ages. If you have any other chess-related symbology you want to share, you can leave a comment. I've also made an analogy with the Marvel universe.
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On the obverse an image of the Bücker Bü-131 biplane aircraft is reproduced in color. At the top, the legend BÜCKER Bü-131. At the bottom, the legend ESPAÑA and the year of minting 2020 appear. The motifs and legends are surrounded by geometric figures symbolizing the shapes of the clouds.
On the reverse (common to all the pieces), the image of a two-bladed propeller is reproduced; above, the legend HISTORY OF AVIATION; below the central image, the value of the 1.5 EURO coin and the mint mark. Outside the central circle, the images of two turbines are reproduced, separated from each other by lines.
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BÜCKER Bü-131 "JUNGMANN"
An aircraft created in 1933 by the German Carl Clemens Bücker, a naval officer and sea- plane pilot during World War I, in his enterprise Bücker Flugzeugheu GMBH. The develo- pment of the first prototype of the Bü-131 "Jungmann" ("young man") started in Berlin in 1934, coinciding with Germany's need to have a plane on which to train pilots for the new Luftwaffe that emerged after Hitler's rise to power in 1933.
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This happened about eight months after President Muhammdu Buhari had forwarded Onochie's name and five other nominees to the Senate for confirmation.
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Interior materials have also been enhanced with higher quality while infotainment consists of a 12.3" driver display with F-Type graphics which can be configured as a larger central tachometer. It also receives a 10.0" touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay compatibility.
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HI Folks. I'm a dyed in the wool permaculture guy. Green thumbed for over 25 years and still love it. Currently everything I own has wheels under it to find a good place to grow again. My solar power plant on a custom motorhome is stored waiting for a new home and garden space. The solar energy system is being wasted. And I'm paying to store it. So I figured I might as well ask to see if a trade for parking and seasonal living/growing space is possible.
I have a cabin in N. Idaho I can rent for $300. It's pretty nice and in the woods. The issue with it is I'll need to pay the rent while I go volunteer doing permaculture in the Winter. It's not in my budget. I'm a sun lover. I follow the sun and the birds South. I use my smaller camper and solar cargo trailer for travel.
I have tools and skills to to build a lot of different things. Designing stoves, energy systems, and construction are other skills I've gotten good at. I did two PDC courses. Temperate and tropical permaculture. The motorhomestead and trailers are in W. Washington. I was going to drive it to Idaho but decided to place this listing first. I was calling it the "mobile permaculture homestead project" for lack of a better name. The motorhome has been redesigned to be more efficient. Added insulation, better heater, big solar energy system, efficient AC. A composting toilet and other improvements are in the works.
I enjoy food forests very much. I've planted and tended some. And diverse hedgerows. But love to grow most anything. I'd like to keep a small permaculture and native plant nursery going. And perhaps do plant tours and native plant and seed collecting.
I had one offer in N. Cal that I like in many ways but a 4x4 is required to enter and exit the property. Well maybe not to exit as its downhill lol. I offered to redesign the steep driveway but it's not in the budget for the foreseeable future. The goal is to have a animal rehab center on that property. Currently some bears and cougars are euthanized in Cal because there's no where for them to go. This is a whole other subject for another thread.
I had another offer of a place in Oklahoma that is nice also. However the land is rented and the owner has little interest in permaculture. It's too much work to risk on such a uncertain foundation. I'm a sincere and dedicated grower looking for sincere place to make abundant and beautiful. Ever since at age 8 I took my Moms potato peelings and tried to plant them in her rose garden. Spring may be sprouting soon. Give me a holler. A community of folks is attractive too. At present I'm in Arizona planning the trip North. I can stop in for a visit on the way??
I wish we werd on your route but since the Atlantic is between us..... all the very best gor your trip. I'm sure there will be many welcomes along the way!
I have 80 acres in the very southwest corner of Colorado. Raising grass fed animal proteins and gardening. Have a number of construction projects including a greenhouse, stone sauna, and finishing a pole barn. Lots of work to do in the garden space propagating trees and laying out a food forest setup. Have a life times experience with animals to teach! It's currently just my partner and I working on the projects but we have a community of other farmers and families around who come for get togethers and we're close to telluride and durango where there's lots of good culture growing. Let me know if you're still looking, would love to have you for however long you'd like to stay.
Thank you Mandy across the Atlantic. Im a British expat happy to make friends in Europe again. I'm still looking for a place to plant permaculture plantings and tinker on cool projects I recently found a penpal in England.
Thanks for contacting me Gary. My quest to bring beauty down to Earth continues. I'm definitely learning a lot about what other permaculture people are doing from this great forum. And learning from my current situation with a modified solar motorhome and a converted Van. Winters are the biggest challenge. Practicing permaculture in the South would have definite advantages.
Hooray, it looks like I'm headed to Colorado next via central Arizona. I've gotten two fantastic contacts in Western Colorado now which are on my way back to Idaho. I'm excited to see some of Colorado as I've heard so much about it. And see some of the Canyonlands of Utah. In Colorado I'm going to help survey potential for a micro hydro energy system among other things.
My Winter in Arizona was mostly a flop as far as permaculture is concerned. I found zero permaculture contacts on the West side of the state. I was majorly distracted by the logistics of obtaining dental work in Los Algodones, Mexico. Now that is done I can get back on track. I read about the SE Arizona "Sky islands". This area sounds amazing. I wish I had time and funds to go there now. There is arable land near diverse mountains near Mexico. Sounds great to me!
I was not idle all Winter. I built 2 Solar energy systems. One in West Palm Beach to charge electric Porsche conversions. Another in Arizona to light and power a business with solar. And I improved my solar energy, built a custom heater, modified my expedition rack on the Van, and refined my solar cooking and diet.
I also planned to go to N. Cal to help with some beautiful land on a mountain but unfortunately it's on hold. A 4x4 is needed to access the property and I don't have one. " Oh Lord Won't You Buy Me A Mercedes Benz 4x4 Sprinter Van". It's a worthy project to also develop a animal rehab center. The Klamath/Siskyou area is amazing.
Ive learned that at 6'5" tall my regular height van is not comfortable for long term use. I bang my head if I start having any fun. So if I plan to continue doing roving permaculture a high top vehicle, like a Sprinter van, is required (I left my big motorhome in storage until I find a new semi permanent place for it).
So, in a nutshell, I'm headed back to Northern Idaho to regroup via Colorado.
It's hard to find a good base to do roving permaculture from. The timing and logistics are difficult. I'll work on my permaculture charismatic megafauna skills.
Funding is a whole other challenge. There's obviously lots of funds in the world for exploitative and extractive activities. Funds for creative and regenerative activities are a whole different challenge. Luckily I don't require a lot. But the initial vehicle infrastructure is spendy even when I do most of the DIY improvements myself. Currently I have a too big and a too small vehicle. It's sounds like the story of the Three Bears. I'm hoping with a Sprinter Van I'll get it " just right". And better fuel mileage.
Finally got the chance to view your post, and will be checking this site more often in anticipation of your reply. I think we could accommodate the season for you, as it sounds like you don't like the snow much. We are 2 resident PDCs, and 1 Affiliate PDC. We have many projects on the go, all dependent on workforce and weather. We are seasonally food self-sufficient, and working to be so for stock feed. We have taped the maple trees on the property, and are currently collecting sap to make a first time brew of maple beer. In the fall it will be cider.
Continued work on the outdoor kitchen building the walls with natural materials and more cooking surfaces.
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Creek bed weirs to continue.
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As well as a small herd of free range dairy goats, free range poultry on the property, and 3 equine.
There are several Farmers Markets nearby, for those interested.
The list may seem lengthy, but "many hands make light work". The usual ratio is we'll get 2/3 of the way through the list by the end of the growing season. Hurrah!!
It's great to see some responses. Thanks Christopher. I'll call you. I'm almost back to a place to regroup in N. Idaho. The places I visited in N. Arizona, W. Colorado were very worthwhile, educational, and inspirational. I definitely recommend visiting other permaculture sites and folks. Perspective is priceless.
I'm excited to build a cordwood addition, heated cob floor, and rocket mass heater/water heater in Idaho this Spring/Summer, 2018. Hope to learn how to document better. Will update soon.
PM sent. Western Colorado 8000 feet private land on national forest inholding. I think a motor home could go up the road,thepropane truck does.
Any chance you would be interested in coming to a 112 acre farm in central Kentucky? We have a herd of Dexter cattle. We are experimenting with a food forest for the last couple of years. We have fruit trees. Are practicing some permaculture. We have a pretty large garden. We save seeds. We enjoy harvesting and eating a number of wild foods including a few varieties of wild mushrooms. We have built and are finishing and continuing to build tiny homes on the farm. We do bees. Have a number of ponds on the farm. One with nice sized fish. It is a beautiful farm with lots of potential for all kinds of things.
Let me know if you have any interest at all.
Hi Jeremy - Since your last post was 5 months ago, I'm guessing you've settled in somewhere for now. If you're still hoping to head somewhere warm, I may be able to offer a place to park your RV soon. I'm hoping to buy a small piece of land near Fort Myers, Florida. I'll be living in a van-sized camper myself while building a ferro cement tiny house.
Hello Folks, it's April, sorry I was absent from this thread for 5 months of Winterlude and regrouping. Hope y'all fared well overwinter and yay it's Spring!!! No, I have not settled on a place to do Permaculture, community, solar, and steward land yet. My travels got cut short and I needed to move my base to a friends property. That was a process in Winter!!. I've been in Washington where I store my old Motorhome. Have been upgrading the Motorhome solar and helping with a couple electric vehicle conversion projects. And doing a lot of reading and thinking. The plan is to fix a better short bus/cargo trailer I found to go visit sites and be semi nomadic. So this season is planned to install a lot of the van and bus conversion materials I've collected then sell and donate what's left. I wish I was building a van or bus together with others. That would be fun. I've been catching up on rocket heaters technology wondering if anything could go in a short bus. There is and rocket stoves have come a long way since I was into them 20 years ago. The walker batch stove and double shoebox 2 stove with glass cook top look very promising.
But it's not all work, this Spring I've a couple trips planned over the North Cascades to the Methow Valley to continue my nature studies and then down through Eastern Washington, Eastern Oregon, to N. Cal to visit a couple of permaculture sites. Then back to WA to work on the bus conversion and continue downsizing materials. If anyone wants a awesome solar energy system I'd love to bring the equipment I have and help install it. Can always use some productive work along the way to keep the "show on the road". And of course to visit sites and share Permaculture.
Next week in "April showers" the Allis Chalmers model G electric conversion project for River Farm Community goes into full swing as all the parts will have arrived. After that's done and I sell some extra solar stuff I plan to take much of May to do the trip previously mentioned. Mays a wonderful month especially if one enjoys botany and birding. April showers bring May flowers.
My dream still is to check out permaculture sites and offer free suggestions, like a free consulting, and get to know folks. Please contact me if you are interested.
I'm in southern Oregon. If you would like a place to stop on the way to Northern California, I would love a visit. PM me if interested.
Ok, thanks, I'll PM you. I'll be stopping at my mining claim in S. Oregon as it's a lovely campsite with old growth firs. I bought it mainly to keep it out of the hands of miners and to steward it. But it's fun for a little gold panning, rock hounding, swimming, and r&r.
We are still here in Ontario, if you should come this way be sure to drop in.
We have 5 acres of off-grid land in the Southern Sierra Nevada in California (elevation 6500') that we bought a little over a year ago. We currently live full-time in Southern California and want to learn more about utilizing permaculture practices/methods at our mountain property and spend more time up there whenever possible. We have tons of pinyon pine trees on our property and deeded access to the South Kern River a couple of miles away. The property is bordered on one side by BLM land. You can read more about Kennedy Meadows & the surrounding area here: http://www.kmpoa.com/ and here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/sequoia. On our property there's a horse corral that I'd like to fence off and turn into a garden, since we don't have horses. We have a well on the property with running water (including a sink, and two spigots near the cabin & the corral), definitely space for an RV, and we have an outhouse and a tiny cabin (with only one insufficient solar panel, LOL) that we're working on. I have a lot of ideas for the property, which I'd like to bring to fruition. Please let me know if you are interested in discussing this further, or in visiting when you start traveling south. The South Sierra Nevada is beautiful, and we are also very close to the high Sierra alpine meadows that are great for day trips or even overnight stays. There are lots of wildflowers, too! Safe & fun travels as you embark on your journey.
Nice to hear from you again Kate and Amanda. Wow, the pictures in Visalia look fun. Thanks for that up close look across the pond.
And Maggie, your mountain retreat in the High Sierra looks sunny and bright. The Pinyon Jays are fun to see in that Pinyon Pine Forest. Have you checked out the work of The Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute? They pop to mind for high elevation.
Kate, you get the award for doing Permaculture in Canada. I think all the folks up there should get some recognition for exploring Permaculture in that climate zone. My friend near Guelph says she still has snow?
Jeremy in the verdure Skagit Valley near the Salish Sea (Puget Sound).


3 chicken fingers, 3 mozzarella sticks, 6 onion rings, 6 fried mushrooms, sour cream and marinara sauce.
Served with mozzarella and bacon chips.
Tossed salad, lettuce, tomatoes, green peppers, onions, pepperoncini topped with tandoori chicken. Served with honey mustard dressing.
Tossed salad with grilled chicken marinated in buffalo sauce. Choice of blue cheese or ranch.
Baby spinach, grape tomatoes, grilled chicken, boiled egg, bacon bits, croutons with French dressing.
Mixed salad with bacon bits, grilled chicken, boiled eggs, tomatoes and red onion.
Feta cheese, kalamata olives, papperoncinl, iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, red onions and Greek dressings.
Iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, green pepper, ham, turkey, corned beef, provolone and American cheese, hard boiled and kalamata olive.
Lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, green peppers, carrots and hard boiled egg.
Mixed lettuce, tomatoes, red onion with rib eye steak and ranch dressing.
Turkey, ham, bacon, melted Swiss, tomatoes, lettuce and ranch.
Sliced turkey breast with honey mustard, onion.
Barbecued grilled chicken breast strips, romaine tomatoes, roasted green pepper, onions and yellow cheese.
Honey mustard, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion.
Provolone cheese, grilled chicken, ranch, roasted peppers.
Grilled breast or crispy fried strips with mildky spiced buffalo sauce, melted provolone, romaine and blue cheese.
Feta, caesar, grilled chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onion.
Provolone, deli mustard, grilled chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onions.
Honey mustard, grilled chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato, onions.
Green pepper, onion, grilled chicken cooked with our secret sauce, provolone cheese and cheddar cheese, served with salsa and sour cream.
Green peppers, mushrooms, onions, marinara and mozzarella.
Provolone cheese, grilled chicken, red peppers, ranch dressing.
Italian bread, swiss cheese, fried chicken, romaine lettuce, buffalo sauce.
Italian bread, provolone cheese, turkey, red peppers, tomato, lettuce.
Italian bread, provolone cheese, grilled chicken, ham, blue cheese.
Italian bread, provolone cheese, grilled chicken, our own special sauce, red peppers, tomato.
Italian bread, American cheese, grilled steak, tomato, lettuce.
Italian bread, American cheese, grilled chicken, tomato, lettuce.
Served with marinara or afredo sauce.
6 jumbo ravioli cooked with home alfredo sauce or pasta sauce.
Served with homemade pasta sauce or parmesan.
Our butter sauce with crabmeat, shrimp and mozzarella cheese.
Buffalo chicken, roasted pepper, onion with extra cheese.
Fresh sliced Roma tomatoes, light minced garlic, parmesan cheese and fresh basil with extra virgin oil and mozzarella.
Bacon, mozzarella cheese, ranch dressing and grilled chicken.
Olive oil, mozzarella cheese, ricotta cheese, tomato, broccoli.
Feta cheese, gyro meat, mozzarella cheese and black olives.
Pineapple and ham with extra cheese.
Smoked BBQ sauce, tomatoes and onion.
Grill chicken, tomatoes and onions.
Green pepper, ground beef, black olives, red onions, feta cheese and oregano.
Mushroom, green pepper, onion, green olives, black olive, sliced tomatoes and jalapenos.
Pepperoni, sausage, ham, beef, mushrooms, green pepper, onion and green olive.
Ham, pepperoni, sausage, beef, bacon, salami.
Philly steak, mushroom, sweet pepper and onion.


I just wish I knew what to say to Lawrence.
Carole is much thinner than he used to be.
I don't think Shirley is going away.
Jorge wants to live in the country after he retires.
Elliot does nothing but watch TV.
Neville likes to push the limits.
Mike and Jock walked me home.
I have complete confidence in Sofoklis and his abilities.
Kevan needs to get help.
I think Scot is greedy.
Felix wanted to call Kinch.
Connie is three inches taller than I am.
You gave Dorothy that money, didn't you?
I suspect that Per cheated on the test.
Belinda said that the alarm was coming from the lab.
Len refused to accept charity.
Miriam went out to buy a loaf of bread.
Why did Josh call you?
Every time Gideon shows up, it rains.
I'm afraid Ole might get hurt.
Is Amir able to eat?
Saumya is liked by his friends.


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Hasn't stopped govts recommending law changes | Protect Marriage NZ
Hasn't stopped govts recommending law changes
'No reason' to legalise polygamy
Auckland Now 3 August 2012
Even if you believe in polygamy that is no reason to make it law, the Auckland-based head of the New Zealand Islamic Society says. Haider Lone was responding to a comment from Conservative Party leader Colin Craig where he said that if parliament moved to make same-sex marriages legal, then "polygamous relationships need recognising as well". Lone said he did not believe laws should be made like that. "Your beliefs can be different but you have to go with what the majority thinks." Craig said Louisa Wall's same sex marriage bill, which seeks to make the institute of marriage available to people in same sex relationships, would just end up creating "fresh injustices" discriminating toward polygamy. "If we are going to be consistent, and love is all that matters, then we will have to accept polygamous relationships need recognising as well," he said. However, Lone disagreed saying just because you believed in something did not necessarily mean that it should be enshrined in law. He did not think most of New Zealand would agree with the lifestyle. In Islam, polygamy is allowed, with the specific limitation that a man can have up to four wives at any one time.
…Two government studies released by Canada's Justice Department in 2006 recommended the decriminalisation of polygamy, with one arguing that the move was justified by the need to attract more skilled Muslim immigrants. National Director of Family First NZ Bob McCoskrie, echoed Craig's sentiment. "If we are going to have a debate about same-sex marriage and liberalising adoption laws, it is essential that the politicians acknowledge just how far this is going to go, and what relationships will continue to be discriminated against."
http://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/7402958/No-reason-to-legalise-polygamy
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Today, I am filled with too much anger to actually write many words. So, instead, I treat you to a photoblog.
Only two plants didn't make it, and if we dig them up and return them to the nursery, they'll give us new ones.
Whitey and Charles in the front pond. Whitey is the white one. Racists.
And the school room that I threatened to make The Mrs. paint by herself but that I ended up mostly painting (despite her help). Those are the curtains she sewed with HannahC's sewing machine. I suspect that "Santa" brought the sewing machine to the wrong person last Christmas.
The Childrens pose on our non-prize-winning pumpkins. These things actually grew out of seeds from the ones we grew last year that didn't ripen in time for Halloween and just got mashed up in the garden.
A statue I like to call "Happiness is..."
MaxieC cleaned the driveway after I got the mulch for the pine tree project. He learned to clean from his mother, obviously.
If only we had a pressure washer. The kind that Paula's husband would recommend if he had any way to actually recommend something to me.
Yeah, but Karcher only makes electric, and I need gas! Plus, owing to the fact that I have gift cards for Sears and for Home Depot, I can't shop at Lowe's. It has to be a Rigid or a Craftsman.
This is just too frickin' weird.
I didn't see this post before I wrote mine.
Uh - what happened to the statue? Can u fix it?
It's both disturbing and profound. No doubt it's a message from the cosmos telling you to apply a breast to your ailing eye.


Charley Walters of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports it won't be surprising if the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints or the Philadelphia Eagles make an offer to Vikings pass rusher Ray Edwards, a restricted free agent.
The Vikings have tendered Edwards at a relatively low $2.512 million. The Vikings would have seven days to match offers by other teams, or would accept the signing team's first-round draft pick this year. In the case of the Saints, that would be the No. 32 overall pick. The Eagles have the No. 24 overall pick.
You don't ... they don't televise Minnihaha games in Ohio? Isn't that closer to Big Ten Country?
Why, if there is no 1st rd de/dt/lbs left then why?
I wish that statement was true up here.
South Dakota is Broncos/Vikings/Packers country up here and 90% of the population here is a fan of one of the above teams. It got worse this year when Old Man River signed with Minnesota because more people took an interest in the Vikings. The Purple Pride up here was sickening. It made me want to kill every Vikings fan from here to Sioux Falls.
Ok, enough blabbering. I'm not really sure if Edwards would fit well with our defense. But I don't really know enough about him to make that analysis. If he's worth it, go for it, I guess.
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Home » The Story Behind a Petition
The Story Behind a Petition
In 1871, eleven year old Ramen was idling in the streets of Port Louis. He bumped into the Reverend Boswell, an Anglican priest, who was carrying a pair of boots he had just purchased. Boswell gave the boy an errand to run: to take his boots home for him. Ramen had other ideas, however. Once the boots were in his possession, the youngster returned to the shop where Boswell had made his purchase and managed to convince the credulous shop assistant that the worthy Reverend had changed his mind and wished for a refund. The boy pocketed the money and went on his way. Boswell informed the police of the incident. The event was taken up by the colonial press who nicknamed Ramen the 'Cute Boy.' The police arrested Ramen and on 12 May 1871 the boy was convicted of petty larceny and sentenced to three months' imprisonment. Worse was to come, for at the end of this time, he was sent to the Government Reformatory, or Borstal, for five years. Ramen's parents, Ramalingum and Allamel, understandably upset by this draconian punishment meted out to their young son, drew up a petition which they sent to the Protector of Immigrants, asking for the boy's release. Ramalingum was a barber by profession and had come to Mauritius from South India as an indentured labourer in 1852 when he was 20 years old. He married Allamel in Mauritius, and they settled in Rose Hill where Ramen was probably born. Ramalingum signed the petition in his native Tamil, and his wife affixed a cross.
They wrote:
The humble petition of Ramalingum No 109,868, barber, and his wife Allamel, both of Rose Hill,
Respectfully sheweth,
That on or about the twelth day of May, of last year, your Petitioner's son, named Ramen, aged eleven years, was condemned before the District Magistrate of Port Louis to three months' imprisonment for a certain petty larceny, committed to the prejudice of Reverend Boswell, and at the end of his imprisonment, was sent to the Reformatory School for five years. That such steps were then carefully taken by the aforesaid Magistrate, as there is no doubt that he was not aware that the boy had parents.
That whereas petitioners being in good positions and possessing the means of bringing up their children, humbly pray that your Honor will be pleased to order and authorize, (if it is in your Honor's power) that the said Ramen be given over to them.
Petitioners, knowing your Honor's kindness, trust, that in case their application is not of your resort, that you will be pleased to advise them, the way to follow, to get back their child, in order to be brought up by them.
And Petitioners as in duty bound, will ever pray,
RAMALINGUM ALLAMEL
The first action of the Protector of Immigrants, on receiving the petition, was to ask the Inspector General of Police to inform him about the case. The Reformatory Inspector was also called upon to report on the boy's conduct while in that institution. He declared that the boy's character and conduct was not good, but in support of this could only cite one occasion when Ramen had been caned for "maliciously destroying plants". Ramen's release was not recommended, and he presumably served out the full five years in the Reformatory, until he reached the age of 16. from the Protector of Immigrants, who was the designated guardian both of Indian immigrants and of orphan children. In this case at least, he failed to use his powers in the service of both those groups he was supposed to protect.


Check out the layers in these perfect French-style croissants!
Thanks to a suggestion from an Adobe employee who moved to the Bay Area from France, guests at Adobe's San Jose, CA-based campus recently learned a new skill: how to make expertly formed croissants completely from scratch.
Guided by Executive Chef Jessica Yarr, who first served as Adobe's executive pastry chef, and Pastry Assistant Jasmine Bahou, attendees learned how to laminate dough to produce the wildly popular French-style pastries.
Croissants at Adobe – San Jose are serious business. When they hit the pastry lineup, they regularly sell out by 9 a.m. They're not for beginning bakers, though. So Jessica and Jasmine did significant R&D to perfect a teachable method, landing on a plan that would allow them to share the complex steps and achieve reproducible results that would make class members proud.
Marketing Specialist Sydney Clark worked with Jessica to format class materials. In a 90-minute session, a baker's dozen (literally) of Adobe employees learned all the tips and techniques to create croissants at home. At Adobe, the food isn't the only thing baked from scratch. Employee-centered experiences are, too!


In this article we will study Theory of Demand and Law of Demand. we will discuss about Market Demand, meaning of demand, relation of demand and price and also discuss about factors which affect market demand.
In economics,Demand refers to the desire of the people to buy a commodity backed by willingness and ability to purchase at certain price. The relationship of price and demand is inverse, it means if price of the commodity increases demand will decrease and vice-versa.
Price – Price of the commodity also affecting market demand because if price increases demand decreases and vice-versa.
Consumers Income – There is direct relationship between income and demand.When income of the consumer increases demand of the commodity also increases and vice-versa.
Price of related goods – * In case of substitute goods,demand of a commodity increases with increase in price or vice-versa. * In case of complementary goods,demand of a commodity increases when price falls.
Taste and Preference – Demand of a commodity also affected by the change in taste and preference of consumer.
Income distribution – If income is distributed equally, quantity demanded will increases and vice-versa.
Size of population – If the size of population is greater market demand of a commodity is also higher and vice-versa.
According to the market demand, this law state that other things remains same or constant, if the price of goods and services increases the demand of a commodity started decline or vice-versa.
Where, D = Demand of a commodity. F = Function. P = Price.
Alfred Marshal says that the amount demanded increase with a fall in price, diminishes with a rise in price.
C.E. Ferguson says that according to law of demand, the quantity demanded varies inversely with price.
No change in price of related goods.
No change in taste and preference of the consumer.
The size of population remains the same.
This schedule shows , when price of the commodity falls its quantity demanded increases and vice-versa.
The Demand curve slopes downward from left to right, it means when price is 5 demand is 100, then price falls down to 4 and its quantity demanded increases from 100 to 200, so demand curve shows inverse relationship between price and demand of a commodity.
So we have studied Theory of Demand and Law of Demand. we discussed about Market Demand, meaning of demand, relation of demand and price and also discuss about factors which affect market demand.
If you have any query Please let us know in the comments section .


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NZ v ENG 2019: Fifth T20I - Statistical Highlights
All the major stats and facts from fifth and final T20I between New Zealand and England in Auckland.
By Jasveer Singh Kharra - 11 Nov, 2019
England beat New Zealand in Super Over in the fifth and final T20I match at Eden Park in Auckland yesterday and clinched the five-match T20I series by 3-2.
The earlier match was reduced to 11 overs per side due to rain and England asked New Zealand to bat first after winning the toss. Martin Guptill and Colin Munro gave a flying start of 83 runs in just 5 overs. Guptill smashed 50 runs off just 20 balls, Munro scored 46 runs off 21 balls and in the end, Tim Seifert's 39 runs off 16 balls helped New Zealand to post a great total 146/5 in 11 overs.
In reply England had a poor start and lost 3 wickets for just 39 runs in 3 overs but Jonny Bairstow's 47 runs off 18 balls, Sam Curran's 24 runs off 11 balls brought their team back into the game. In the end, England needed 13 runs off 3 balls and Chris Jordan smashed a 6, 2 and 4 off the last 3 balls and match was tied. In the Super Over England scored 17 runs off Southee bowling and New Zealand could manage only 8 runs and lost the match and series.
All the major stats and facts from fifth and final T20I between New Zealand and England in Auckland
4 - This was England's 4th consecutive series win in T20I cricket. They last lost a T20I series against India at home in 2018.
England last 4 T20I series -
Won (3-2) vs NZ in NZ, 2019
Won (1-0) vs PAK in ENG, 2019
Won (3-0) vs WI in WI, 2019
Won (1-0) vs SL in SL, 2019
11 - Wickets Mitchell Santner took in this series - the joint most wickets by a bowler in a bilateral T20I series.
Most wickets in a bilateral T20I series -
11 - Mitchell Santner (NZ) vs ENG in NZ, 2019
11 - Ahsan Malik (NED) vs NEP in NED, 2015
11 - Rashid Khan (AFG) vs IRE in IND, 2019
10 - Shadab Khan (PAK) vs WI in WI, 2017
10 - Pavandeep Singh (Malaysia) vs Vanuatu in Malaysia, 2019
17 - Number of fifty-plus scores Martin Guptill has scored in T20Is - the third-most in the world.
Most fifty-plus scores in T20Is -
22 - Rohit Sharma / Virat Kohli
17 - Martin Guptill
16 - David Warner / Paul Stirling
15 - Chris Gayle / Brendon McCullum
100 - Colin Munro became the fourth batsman to hit 100 sixes in T20I cricket.
Most sixes in T20I cricket -
115 - Rohit Sharma
113 - Martin Guptill
105 - Chris Gayle
100 - Colin Munro
96 - Eoin Morgan
508 - Runs Martin Guptill has scored at Eden Park in Auckland in T20Is - the most runs by a batsman at a single ground in T20Is.
Most T20I runs at a single ground -
508 - Martin Guptill at Eden Park, Auckland
472 - Virat Kohli at Sher Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur
463 - Mahmudullah at Sher Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur
408 - Mohammad Shahzad at Sharjah Cricket Ground, Sharjah
2002 - Eoin Morgan when on 15, became first England and overall seventh batsman to score 2000 runs in T20I cricket. He has scored total of 2002 runs in 86 T20Is.
Players to score 2000 runs in T20I cricket -
2539 - Rohit Sharma
2450 - Virat Kohli
2436 - Martin Guptill
2263 - Shoaib Malik
2140 - Brendon McCullum
2079 - David Warner
2002 - Eoin Morgan
NZ v ENG 2019 ENG v NZ Statistical Highlights NZ v ENG Colin Munro Stat Zone New Zealand Cricket Mitchell Santner Martin Guptill Eoin Morgan England Virat Kohli Rohit Sharma New Zealand
IND v BAN 2019: "My efforts have paid off", Deepak Chahar relishes record-breaking feat in Nagpur T20I
IND v BAN 2019: Third T20I - Statistical Highlights
IND v BAN 2019: "One of the best comebacks in this format for India," says Rohit Sharma


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Founded in London in 1995 as a private members' club for people in the creative industries, Soho House has grown to include hotels and houses in New York, Chicago, Miami and Berlin. Their latest creation stands in Istanbul's creative district of Beyoğlu.
We have been looking forward to check out this new arrival from the trendy chain of private clubs ever since it appeared on our list of the 50 Hottest Luxury Hotel Openings of 2015. It is now time to peek inside the brand's new Istanbul address.
This is the the biggest property in the Soho House's growing portfolio. Spanning three buildings, the hotel-house complex has the palatial mansion of Palazzo Corpi at its core. Erected in 1873 by a wealthy Genoese family, Corpi later became the U.S. Consulate and it is still referred to as such by the locals.
But today this historical building is a very different creation. Artfully merged with newer structures, the Soho House is a smart blend of old and new.
The hotel itself has eighty-seven bedrooms of various sizes, including seventeen Mezzanine rooms and one Apartment. The "House" part has a fitness centre and a handsome-looking, Cowshed branded spa, as well as two rooftop pools (with views of the Golden Horn!).
There is a cocktail bar by the pool, while the Embassy Club is the late-night joint styled as an old-school, prohibition-era Speakeasy—with live music and DJs.
The Soho's main restaurant, Cecconi's, is a modern-classic Italian hotspot, open for lunch and dinner. With credentials traced to Venice, Cecconi's menu features hand-made pasta, seafood, cicchetti and dishes from the north of Italy.
In the Glass Building there is also a lounge and bar with outdoor seating and views of the Palazzo Corpi, called the Allis Istanbul. Light breakfasts and lunches are served here, but it is actually open all day to the general public, serving as the neighbourhood's social hub.
Originating in London's, the Soho House manages clubs, restaurants, cinemas, spas and bedrooms across Europe and North America. In total there are 14 clubs around the world, with more coming.
To be a member of the House Club—which provides exclusive access to various outlets (and perks) of the Soho—prospective members must be nominated by two existing Soho House members.


Which of the following are concepts in psychoanalytic theory?
Which of the following is a technique of psychoanalytic therapy?
Which of the following are structures of the mind in psychoanalysis?
Which of the following is the correct order of Freud's psychosexual stages?
Which of the following takes place during the phallic stage?