If you are visiting Hanoi, you are adviced to read this article.
Hanoi is a big tourism center of Vietnam, but it is different from modern cities where people favor shopping and big-scale supermarkets. In contrast, Hanoi people favor vendors on streets.
There are a variety of vendors with goods neatly arranged in bamboo baskets. Such vendors are like mobile stalls that can move anywhere to find customers.
The image of the vendor is usually a woman wearing a conical hat or a man wearing a hard hat.
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Ba Dinh Square is one of the most visited attractions in Hanoi. It is the final resting place of President Ho Chi Minh, the most iconic and popular leader of Vietnam. His body is preserved here in a glass case at the mausoleum.
For visitors, a trip to President Ho Chi Minh's final resting place can be an extraordinary experience as it is not just an average attraction; it's part of history.
Many sidewalks in the Old Quarter have cool beer shops that attract a lot of foreign customers.
The most familiar place for cool beer is the intersection between Ta Hien street and Luong Ngoc Quyen street.
Ta Hien street in Hanoi's centre is famous among tourists and expats. This small street in the heart of Phố Cổ - 'the Old Quarter' - hosts dozens of sidewalk 'bia hoi' (draught beer) sites that draw a diverse crowd of customers.
Tiny curbside restaurants offer cheap, cool, freshly-brewed beer, priced at only VND5,000 dong per big glass. They are ideal places for travelers to gather from afternoon until midnight.
At the intersection of Ta Hien and Luong Ngoc Quyen streets, four bia hoi stands are always crowded with a widely diverse group of low budget tourists and other young foreigners who have settled down in Hanoi for a while. When sunset falls, these "international bia hoi corner" establishments come alive.
The Hai Loan bia hoi restaurant is only a little over ten square meters, just enough space for a glass cupboard and several beer buckets. The owners are a middle-aged couple who stay busy from late afternoon until midnight serving bia hoi customers sitting in plastic chairs on the sidewalk.
Within view of Hai Loan are Coolbeer Ngoc Anh, Coolbeer Thanh Thuy and others. Dozens of bia hoi venues extend down side steets like Luong Ngoc Quyen, Hang Bac and the alleys of Sam Cong, Quang Lac and Hai Tuong. They share the same character: small, sidewalk stands serving a youngish foreign clientele.
At Hai Loan Restaurant, owners and customers communicate with their hands. Though the establishment is very crowded, the owners don't hire workers. Patrons help themselves to a pile of plastic chairs at the corner, the husband pulls the beer and his wife collects the money. The "food" for beer drinkers is very simple: packs of roasted peanuts.
Vendors walk along the street offering grilled squid at between 30,000 and 50,000 per squid to beer drinkers.
The Ta Hien bia hoi sites become more and more crowded as the night grows late. They can sell over 100 liters of beer per evening. Many customers cannot find a free seat, so they have to stand and wait for others to leave.
Though all the bia hoi venues are small and cramped, the young Westerners like them very much and pass along their favorite addresses.
Crossing streets in Hanoi is a strange experience for foreigners. Once you start, it will be dangerous to turn back. The only choice is to step forward and then carefully watch to avoid vehicles.
Inside a modern and dynamic city, there appears an antique quarter, the Hanoi's Old Quarter – the represented eternal soul of the city.
Located between the Lake of the Restored Sword, the Long Bien Bridge, a former city rampart, and a citadel wall, the Old Quarter (consisting of 36 old streets inside) started as a snake and alligator-infested swamp. It later evolved into a cluster of villages made up of houses on stilts, and was unified by Chinese administrators who built ramparts around their headquarters.
Hanoi's Old Quarter came into being at the time King Ly Thai To selected Thang Long as the country's capital in 1010, that is, the streets have a nearly 1,000-year old history and became crowded & lively in 15th century. What makes them unique is that many of them remain in their very ancient architecture of the 15th century.
Due to their long-lasting age, they are called "Old Quarter" or "36 Old Streets" (as consisting of 36 member streets). In the past, as artisans moved to the capital city to do business, they gathered together in this area to share the resources. As a result, many of the streets were named after the crafts sold at that individual street. Pho Hang Bun (Vermicelli), Pho Hang Ma (Paper Product), Pho Hang Bac (Silver), etc. are examples of the streets carrying the name of the products sold there.
The 2,290-m Long Bien Bridge was built between 1899 and 1902 by the French, and opened to traffic in 1903.
The bridge was upgraded twice during the 1995-2010 period with a total investment of VND116 billion ($5.5 million). However, over the past four years, the bridge has continued to deteriorate.
As the only bridge across the Red River that connected Hanoi to the highway leading to the northern port city of Hai Phong, the bridge played a crucial role in many important events in the country's history, including the independence wars.
The bridge was initially called Doumer. At the time of construction, the over-2km-long bridge was one of the world's largest bridges, and one of the most important works of the Far East.
The Doumer Bridge was known as the first steel bridge across the Red River in Hanoi. It was built in 1898 and completed in 1902 by contractor Daydé et Pillé, under the leadership of the Indochina Governor Paul Doumer.
After the country's liberation, the bridge was renamed Long Bien.
For over 100 years, witnessing many changes since the country's wartime to peacetime, Long Bien Bridge has become a symbol of the history of Vietnam.
Vietnam still maintains the graceful architecture of France of the last century.
In addition, the French style shows in Hanoi delicacies. French bread is varied by being stuffed with pate or herbs. The French style goes deep into the Vietnamese culture.
In Hanoi, coffee and tea are equally preferred by Hanoians. To young generation, coffee is preferred. Coffee is also a favorite of Hanoi people inspired by the French. They like mixing café with milk.
People like to sit at a cafe and wait patiently for every drop of coffee from the coffee filter, look at people and surrounding vehicles. The style of enjoying café is as poetic as the French. Enjoying café on sidewalks is a way of also enjoying the rhythm of life.


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Over the last year and a half, the A3P's Southern California activist chapter has been building momentum by holding increasingly larger and more complex events. Beginning with small scale street level public outreach and moving to large private speaker meetings and conferences, the aspiration of the A3P's Southern California activists has always been the holding of public meetings and rallies.
On April 16th, in San Juan Capistrano (home to the historic Spanish mission) the American Third Position held its first organized public rally. The venue, an outdoor play arena with a massive stage and enormous grass sitting area, was a location where A3P activists had attended Tea Parties put on by other groups in the past.
While there is much overlap between the principles embodied in the Tea Party movement and those expressed in the A3P's policy platform, the official participation of A3P activists in past Southern California Tea Parties has caused some controversy. Rather than barging in on someone else's party this year, and in order to test our organizational capacity, Southern California A3P activists decided to hold our own Tea Party to coincide with the traditional tax day protest.
Organizing events like our "Let's Take It Back" Tax Day Tea Party can be difficult and costly endeavors, but it is because of the hard work of local activists and the contributions of A3P members all over the country that a crowd of around fifty attendees were able to hear local historian Mark Weber, of the Institute for Historical Review, and William Johnson, chairman of the American Third Position, give their unique perspectives on the causes of and solutions for our impending national crisis.
Well known nationalist musician Traven Tucker was also able to make it in from Dallas, Texas to provide musical entertainment to start the event. His songs are speeches in themselves, their messages being so clear. His "Revolution" was especially pertinent in leading off two speeches specifically calling for such.
First to speak, Mark Weber gave a stirring talk about the fundamental problems facing the people of the United States. He spoke of the failure of American leadership to uphold our immigration laws. He stated that "a nation that doesn't clearly define its borders isn't a real nation." He noted that the U.S. continues to engage in foreign wars that do not benefit our people and received wild applause when he pointed out that we have the American military today worrying about securing the border of Iraq with Syria, while we should have a military concerned with securing the borders of the United States with Mexico. Finally, he articulated our concern over American jobs going overseas. Mr. Weber concluded by saying that the interests of our people are more important than certain laws and political parties and reminding us of the words of Cicero:"Let the welfare of the people be the ultimate law."
Bill Johnson spoke next, pointing out that both Ron Paul and Jerry Brown believe civil discord may be imminent in the United States. Mr. Johnson also outlined the history and origin of the Tea Party movement, giving credit in large part to Congressman Ron Paul for inspiring it. He detailed Congressman Paul's criticism of U.S. interventionist foreign policy, his championing of individual rights and freedoms and his promotion of the reduction of government. He also spoke of the corporate fundraising arms and the kosher conservative ideologues that commandeered the Tea Party movement, not for love of country, nation or freedom but for the dollars and clout that the Tea Party group had organized. Still, he reiterated, the early Tea Party organizers were like family and the true heart of the Tea Party is still here. Bill completed his discourse by sharing his belief that we are on the cusp of change in this country and that at times it will be divisive and chaotic, but if we pull together and find common ground, we can have peaceful change for the better.
The event went off without a problem, and from all reports everyone had an excellent time. Both speeches were impassioned and rousing and sufficiently honest and radical enough to separate them from your average politically-correct display of Republicanism. Traven Tucker is a true professional and a delight to hear in person. Being around so many genuine patriots in such a setting was also quite a treat.
Finally, a special thank you is accorded to members of the crowd who throughout the event were paying attention to the safety of everyone in attendance.
So Cal Team Inspires San Clemente
Ground Zero Mosque and Islam: Obama Shows His True Colors
So Cal A3P Welcomes New Members to the Team
U.N. Calls for More Legal Immigration, as U.S. Jobs are Increasingly Shipped Overseas
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Dead End: Jukkenzaka
Yoshitaka TANIGUCHI
¥4,180 Buy at shashasha (Shipping from Japan)
93 pages, 44 images
About 150 years ago, the Temiya district in Otaru on Japan's northern-most island of Hokkaido thrived economically and culturally after becoming a vital shipping port for coal and cargo. There is one particular, steep road in the Temiya district known as "Jukken-zaka." As its name suggests, the road is ten ken (an old Japanese unit) wide. It ends abruptly, as a dead end, at the top of a rocky area overseeing the city of Otaru. This steep road and its views is filled with traces of the life and culture of Temiya's deep history.
For more than 100 years, Jukken-zaka has been the object of many plans to connect Temiya with central Otaru. They were all abandoned due to opposition from residents and merchants who feared negative consequences for Otaru's and Temiya's charme and vitality. As a result, the Temiya area at the bottom of Jukken-zaka retained the communal charme of Otaru's developing period, with Mochi shops, public bathhouses and shops building a unique townscape. Recent years, however, have introduced new change into the Temiya district, with an aging population, youth migration into bigger cities and foreign capital causing many shops to close and buildings to be abandoned.
I went in search of Juken-zaka's past and present realities, and I will stay to find out its future.
― Yoshitaka Taniguchi


It looks so small here, but just wait. We didn't repaint, only touched up because I picked the colour of my stepson's bedroom initially and I still really like it. It's called stardew or something equally lame.
Also, please note the raccoon dog toy in the middle of the floor. Can't even do some home reno without the little dude trying to join along in his own special way.
I don't know – should I be giving you a virtual tour? Indulge me.
I got mostly everything from Wayfair or Structube. The couch is a sofa bed for guests. The wire racks are from Amazon. I'm a bit of an artist in my free time (which I don't have much of), so I bought them to display my favourite pieces. My husband always wanted to frame them around the house but that feels too self-aggrandizing or something, this feels like a nice compromise. There's also a cat nest in the corner for my kitty, Tiny Monster. She's always looking for places to hide from my dog so she likes it in here.
The table with books is in front of a small closet/alcove that we tore apart – took the doors down, took the closet bar and shelf out. We added in three silver shelves that hold baskets and boxes for all of my art stuff and #bookstagram props. My cow painting and lamp with a giant Edison bulb are probably my two favourites things in the room, actually.
Anyway, that enough about me. On to the real reason you're here.
Okay, for real I should at least put away laundry now. Also currently watching The Mountain Between Us and there's a dog involved so my feels are like through the roof (not to mention Idris Elba *drooling*,) so please be gentle with your criticism of my office brag haha.
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You know I've been waiting for this, right? I almost asked you about it the other day! It's beautiful, Krystin! I love it! Your artwork is sooooo good. The whole design and layout of the space shows your talent. Did you paint the cow? I love that! I have an two lamps with Edison bulbs but not as cool as yours. Also, where did you get the cat nest from? Your room is amazing! Well-done!
I know exactly what you mean about paint. I am no artist, but I have done a couple decent works with charcoal. My painting always looked like a kindergartener did it. Too funny about the teens! Thank you for the cat bed! I think I'm going to get it!
I hope your kitty loves it. Mine does – it's like a little secret cave and she can pull her "claws" on it.
WHOA what a transformation! It looks so good!
Thank you so much!! I hate the process sometimes, but the end result is always worth it.
This is such a dream! It looks like one of those interior design makeover shows – you did a really good job!
Lol yes!! It's also a good day when you can just marathon House Hunters!


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Hampton's Historic "Ring"
A Walking/Riding Tour of Hampton's Old Town Center
Hampton Heritage Commission
THE RING, which encompasses roughly the area now bounded by Park Avenue and Winnacunnet and Lafayette Roads, is the original center of the town of Hampton. The Ring consisted of the Meetinghouse Green and the house lots of the early settlers surrounding it.
Point 1: The Meeting House Green. Site of the first four meetinghouses and the first Hampton Academy building. The center of town activities from 1638 to the early 19th century. Founders' Park, in the triangle, was established in 1925 to honor the early Hampton families.
Point 2: Emery-Jackson House, 47 Park Avenue. Home of two 18th-century physicians, ClementJackson and Anthony Emery.
Point 3: Ring Swamp Cemetery, opened in 1799. The second town cemetery with iron gates made by a local blacksmith, Enoch Young.
Point 4: Enoch Young's House, 86 Park Avenue. The house dates to the early nineteenth century.
Point 5: Pine Grove Cemetery, before 1654. This is the oldest public cemetery in the state, where most townsmen were buried before 1800. The oldest stone still standing dates to the late 1 7th century.
Point 6: 188 Winnacunnet Road. Site of the Morris Hobbs house, where the newly-formed Congregational Society met 1796-97, after separation from the town church and before their meetinghouse was built.
Point 7: Site of the 1797 Congregational meetinghouse, later the town hall. The old building burned in 1949.
Point 8: Hampton District Courthouse. The building was the old Centre School, built in 1873, one of four grammar schools in town. This, the only one to still stand, was moved here in 1922 and raised on a high basement to house the fire department in the cellar.
Point 9: Congregational Church, 1844. The chapel was added in 1873. This was the first Congregational meetinghouse not to have been owned by the town.
Point 10: Centre School, 1922. This has been the site of a school since the 18th century.
Point 11: Baptist Church, 1834. The Baptist Society was formed in 1817, the second religious society in the town. This is now the oldest church building in Hampton.
Point 12: The site where George Whitfield, the great English evangelist, preached in 1740, sparking a religious revival in the area.
Point 13: The sites of the Toppan houses, facing each other across Lafayette Rd. The Toppan family was prominent in Hampton for over a century as merchants, lawyers, politicians, and historians. Christopher Toppan donated the site for the 1797 meetinghouse, and a descendant gave the land for the present Hampton Academy.
Point 14: The Widow Mary Leavitt House, built in the mid-18th century in North Hampton and moved to this site in the 19th century. Point 15: The General Jonathan Moulton House, 1769. The only high-style Georgian house in Hampton, this house has been the focus of a number of ghost stories and tales of dealings with the Devil.
Point 16: Rand's Hill (now part of Park Avenue). The site of Hampton's earliest tavern, operated by Robert Tuck, and supposedly the site of the home of the accused witch Goody Cole.
Point 17: Site of the Samuel Harden house. The Tuck Museum stands on the land which the town allowed to Samuel Harden, a War of 1812 veteran. He was the town sexton for decades.
© 2005 Hampton Heritage Commission


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John Fielder captured these red columbine in the Lower Cataract Lake area. Fielder will be at the Next Page Books and Nosh on Friday, June 10 from 5–8 p.m. signing his new book, "Wildflowers of Colorado," along with authors Linda and Bernie Nagy and their book, "Rocky Mountain Wildflowers Field Guide." On Saturday, June 11, local author Lindsay Eland will be at the Frisco bookstore from 3–5 p.m. with her book "Five Times Revenge."
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A brief on students need and expectations.
Every student is different, Every student has different understanding, Every student has different ways to learn, Some are single intelligent, some are moody but intelligent, Some are a combination of forgetful, smiling, moody, enthusiastic, apathetic, reflective, Shortsighted, little human being.
Every type of students walks into classrooms on a daily basis, has their own stories. And these things do matters because they are true.
So when we are talking about students, we need to know what really students think about education, teachers. What they are actually expecting form the education, from the teachers.
There can't be a one student centred strategies, we would have one for each student.
In our curriculum, it may be a framework, school design, Instructional strategies, does these touches to student minds? Do they feel satisfied with it?
That is the biggest question every teachers should have, but leaving all that what a student actually needs is the matter.
Being a student, There some things, some responsibilities that a student should have. Not everything a professor or a book can explain them There are the things like mental ability, pattern of study, joy in learning.
Here we will discuss what n how students really need to be or need to do?
what do they expect from teachers, and school.
Let's take a look over it.
Every student should understand, Who am I? And how do i relate to the world around me? What is required for me? How can i provide value to those membership i value? Where have i been, and where am i going?
Every student has their own dreams and they know how to fulfill there own dreams, But the models and ideals are the pathways to those dreams.
Models or as we can say ideals, provides pathway to students, promote their ideas, support, Give students something to anchor there thinking.
With the inspiring models, student feel more inspired, Authentic, creative, and diverse student becomes.
Teachers can guide and provide that every knowledge for studies , But if student has his own technique to learn and study,then the lectures are no more boring to them.
If they will find new learning strategies apart from the teachers guidance, this thing cam help them to get a great success.
Digital learning has been the favourite for every student at this stage,They try to keep learn new things on google and the social media. So it enhances their skill sets.
Not every students can judged by his marks or his appearance. Telling them in the better way what they need to improve can enhance their interest in learning.
Judgements are personal and they hurt to students, impact of that they stop growing and lose interest in studying or learning.
So every student needs to know what is the best part they have in them.
Not every student is perfect but everyone has different qualities and interest, that they need to know by themselves.
For the development of students, they need to practice, with the use of technology, teachers, and friends.
Practising the things again and again and with the variety of support can help them to achieve great things in life.
Supporting their interest is also one of the most important thing, Students feel neglected if teachers don't give attentions to their interest and excellence.
In the whole digital world student need to keep playing with the apps, with media, with technology. That will make them learn and earn new ideas with technology.
Every student has to believe in themselves that they can, they should know the self-worth and own interest.
Every teacher want his student to be responsible, curious, self motivated.
They expect their student must follow all the class rules and do the homework!
But how about the reverse. Did we ever think what does a student expect from the teacher or the classroom.
If we gave a choice to choose a lecture, will they choose you subject?
That depends on how you deliver your knowledge, Your experience with them that they feel interest in that subject.
When the need of students and teachers met, it will create an amazing experience of learning.
Students always wants to get inspired by what they are learning, Instances of surprises and enlightenment can make all the difference in motivating children to explore.
Teachers need to fill their day with joy of learning that when parents on the dinner table will ask "so, what did you learnt in school today? " they would have plenty of experiences joy and things to tell the.
Teachers has a duty of how to convey an understanding and appreciation of students worlds.
Every of us has been a student, and we always had a feel that being a middle scholar student or an average student, we don't get attention as topper are getting treated. That "That's not fair" kind of feeling.
Because yes not every student can not be a topper, can not have very high marks, but does it mean teachers wont give attention to them. That is a teacher need top be less bias. And give every student same treatment.
Too much of homework, too much of tests are not fair to students. Then its teachers duty to building a trust that they all will do their best and they are all prepared for the test.
Building a trust that for you every student is same, if you give them solution for every doubt, then they will tune out everything else try to communicate. And most importantly teachers need to grade the work of students fairly.
To create a successful learning community, laughter of the class is the most important thing. How is the mood of the class will affect the entire lecture so just a kind off warm up and laughter before starting a class can make better differences. Laughter is the key to keeping mood light and productive. A dose of silliness, cracking a joke can boost up students.


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10 leading consulting companies to work for in the UK
The UK is home to 100+ leading consulting firms. New analysis reveals the 10 consulting companies that rank
The UK is home to 100+ leading consulting firms. New analysis reveals the 10 consulting companies that rank as the best industry employers to work for.
The list of top consultancy employers is based on the views and opinions of employees who were surveyed by The Sunday Times about their experience of their firm's leadership, workplace environment, development opportunities, wellbeing, pay, benefits and commitment to social responsibility. In the large consulting firms category, two of the Big Four – EY and Deloitte – and Accenture stand out from the rest. Seven other consultancies made the prestigious cut, all of which are small to mid-sized players in the consulting industry.
Category: Large consulting firm
Main office: London
Employees: 15,076
With roots stretching back to 1989, EY now spans over 27 UK offices. The firm supports clients, ranging from small, privately owned companies and global household names, with assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services. As part of the firm's core values, EY looks for people who demonstrate integrity and respect; people with energy, enthusiasm and the courage to lead; and people who build relationships based on doing the right thing.
Deloitte employs staff across 150 countries and territories, and its UK operations now span 24 offices. The professional services giant offers services including audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory. Among the firm's core values are: integrity, outstanding value to markets and clients, commitment to each other, and strength from cultural diversity.
With employees across 120 countries, Accenture provides a range of services in strategy, consulting, digital, technology and operations to clients in more than 40 industries. The Dublin-headquartered company believes in attracting, developing and retaining the best talent for the business, valuing diversity, fostering an open working environment and demonstrating integrity at all times.
Karmarama (part of Accenture)
Category: Mid-sized consulting firm
Karmarama is a creative agency, since December 2016 part of Accenture Interactive. The firm's services include advertising, direct and digital marketing, digital design and build, data and analytics, PR, social and innovation. Karmarama is in the market known for its ability to blend creativity, digital and data, to help brands better engage with consumers.
Clarasys
Category: Small consulting firm
Clarasys is a London-based management consulting firm that advises and supports clients with business change, process implementation, project management and other related consultancy services. The firm serves a variety of clients, from small, not-for-profit organisations to multinational corporations. Clarasys differentiates itself through its truly democratic approach, with an elected member from each team providing feedback for their department.
The Berkeley Partnership
The Berkeley Partnership is an independent management consultancy providing specialist support for transformational change, working side-by-side with clients to achieve their goals. Clients include a number of FTSE 100 companies, multinationals and government departments, with over 85% of clients using the services of The Berkeley Partnership more than once.
Abbott Risk Consulting
Main office: Edinburgh
From 12 sites across the UK and Australia, Abbott Risk Consulting provides safety and risk environment consultancy services to some of the most high-hazard industries in the global economy. The company helps to work out the risk associated with hazardous events, such as oil platforms explosions, train crashes, or accidents affecting nuclear power stations.
Alpha Financial Markets Consulting
Alpha Financial Markets Consulting is a provider of specialist consultancy services to the asset and wealth management industry, working with 85% of the world's top 20 asset managers. In order to attract and retain the very best people, Alpha, which has offices in London, New York, Boston, Paris, Geneva, The Hague, Luxembourg and Singapore, seeks to provide employees with a great experience.
Lane4 Management Group
Main office: Maidenhead
Lane4 Management Group is a leading HR consultancy specialised in human performance. The company's team, based in Buckinghamshire, builds on a track record of achievement in business, psychology and elite sport. Lane4 was founded by British Olympic gold swimmer Adrian Moorhouse, Graham Jones and Adrian Hutchinson.
NHS Transformation Unit
Category: Internal consulting firm
Main office: Manchester
The Transformation Unit is an internal consultancy of the NHS, based in Manchester. The firm provides consultancy services to the public sector based around strategic transformation and planning; finance and analytics; project and programme management; and organisational strategy and engagement. Services span the complete transformation cycle, from developing a case for change right through to implementing new services or systems.
The top employers list of The Sunday Times further includes several other professional services firms that also provide consultancy services, including firms with an accounting heritage (Anderson Anderson and Brown, BHP, PKF Cooper Parry, Price Bailey), firms with an engineering heritage (BWB Consulting, Caunton Engineering) and those with a tax heritage (ForrestBrown).
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Giornalista, poetessa e scrittrice, il suo nome è legato al grande successo del suo romanzo di esordio Francesca e Nunziata, dal quale è stato tratto il film omonimo diretto da Lina Wertmüller. Visse a Torre Annunziata, alle falde del Vesuvio, ed esordì all'età di sessantanove anni con il suddetto romanzo rivelazione che ebbe nove edizioni curate dall'editore Avagliano e che racconta la saga di una famiglia di pastai amalfitani. Il romanzo fruttò alla Orsini il posto da semifinalista al Premio Strega. Vinse, nel 1995 il Premio Oplonti e il Premio Domenico Rea, e nel 1996 il Chianti Ruffino. Per Avagliano ha pubblicato anche "Il terrazzo della villa rosa" nel 1998, la raccolta di poesie "Canto a tre voci", del 1999, i racconti "La bambina dietro la porta" del 2000 e "Cieli di Carta" del 2002.

Opere
Francesca e Nunziata, Anabasi, 1995 ISBN 8841710322 Avagliano, 1998 ISBN 888608157X ISBN 9788883093401
C'era una notte. Un memorabile Natale, Dante & Descartes, 1998
La Casa Rossa, Dante & Descartes, 1998, edizione fuori commercio.
Il terrazzo della villa rosa, Avagliano, 1998 ISBN 888608174X
Canto a tre voci  (con Gioconda Marinelli e Anna Maria Liberatore), presentazione di Dacia Maraini, Avagliano, 1999 ISBN 8883090020
La bambina dietro la porta, Avagliano, 2000 ISBN 8883090241
Uva e vino, Dante & Descartes, 2000
Cieli di carta, Avagliano 2002 ISBN 8883090799 (vincitore del Premio Cimitile nel 2003)
Don Alfonso 1890. Una storia che sa di favola, Avagliano, 2003 ISBN 8883091345
La favola del cavallo (con Sabatino Scia), Avagliano, 2007 ISBN 9788883092268
Favole a due voci (con Sabatino Scia), Graus, 2007 ISBN 9788883461668
Il girasole della memoria, intervista di Gioconda Marinelli, Avagliano, 2009 ISBN 9788883092732

Premi letterari
Premio leopardiano La Ginestra, premio speciale poesia (2006)
 Premio Oplonti, (1995)
 Premio Domenico Rea
 Premio Chianti Ruffino (1996)
Premio Lo Strillone d'Oro alla carriera - un premio alla società civile

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The RCF Rural Cultural Forum was established in June 2006 at the first Rural Cultural Summit held at Tate Britain. It main purpose was to act as a rural cultural advocacy and networking agency, which also lobbied for the introduction of rural cultural strategy and related creative rural economy strategic investment initiative.
The RCF's work on the creative rural economy came about as the result of three historic events which then had a major impact on rural communities, the future of farming and the rural economy. These were: (i) the Foot and Mouth pandemic, FMD – 2001, the International Banking Crisis – 2008/09, and now Brexit and Britain's historic decision to exit from the EU 2016/19.
The RCF formally ended it campaign work in 2018 with a recommendation that a new creative rural sector (CRS) lobby or advocacy network should be set up to on carry this work. We are hoping will be take over by the creation of a Rural Creative Industries Consortium – CRIC, later in 2019, after the Tate Britain conference in June.
In anticipation of Brexit the Government also launched an new Industrial Strategy in November 2017. Alongside this the CI creative Industries lobbied for the adoption of a Creative Industries Settlement, which was adopted by Government in March 2018.
The New Creative Rural Economy initiative has been developed by CRIC as part of the creative rural sector's initial response to the Government's Industrial Strategy – Creative Industries Settlement.
4.2 Commissioning of a major consultancy study report to formally assess and verify the creative rural sector's; (i) current estimates that it is generating £2 billion for the national creative economy and (ii) that, with a three year £15 million Rural Cultural Development Fund in place, it has the capacity to up this contribution to c. £4 billion by 2024.
4.3 Following an agreement, via an open democratic rural cultural mandate, to establish a Creative Rural Industries Consortium or advocacy/networking agency or council. Which could unify and speak for all the active creative rural sectors in the UK (or for England initially).
4.4 The said CRIC would then open a formal dialogue with CIC (Creative Industries Council) to seek recognition and admission to the Council for the creative rural sector. At the same time as discussions with DCMS, Arts Council, DEFRA, BEIS, etc. about the possibility of establishment of a three year, £15 million Rural Cultural Development Fund or an equivalent creative rural sector investment strategy.
If you would like to know more about the consortium, please follow this link.


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Develop A Statewide Organics Management Plan
Concerning the development of a statewide organics management plan to promote compost use on Colorado soils to advance carbon reduction through carbon storage, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
Zero Waste and Recycling Interim Study Committee. The bill tasks the executive director of the department of public health and environment (executive director) or the executive director's designee and the commissioner of agriculture (commissioner) or the commissioner's designee with developing an organics management plan (plan) on or before September 1, 2022. The department of public health and environment may incorporate the plan into the department's existing work regarding organics management if its existing work meets the standards established for the organics management plan.
In developing the plan, the executive director and the commissioner are required to study and make recommendations regarding organic waste management practices to encourage compost use on soil to promote carbon storage.
The executive director and the commissioner must also complete 2 statewide surveys as part of the plan, with one survey examining end uses for the major categories of organic waste feedstock generated within the state and the other survey examining existing organic waste generation facilities and processing capacity.
On or before February 1, 2023, the executive director, in collaboration with the commissioner, shall submit a report summarizing the plan to the legislative committees with jurisdiction over energy or agricultural matters.
For the 2020-21 state fiscal year, the bill appropriates $150,000 from the solid waste management fund to the department of public health and environment for use by the solid waste control program to implement the plan.
(Note: Italicized words indicate new material added to the original summary; dashes through words indicate deletions from the original summary.)
(Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.)
Lisa Cutter
Meg Froelich
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Budget Staff Analysis (1)
02/19/2020 SA1 PDF
06/13/2020 | Senate Appropriations (1 )
Postpone House Bill 20-1047 indefinitely.
The motion passed on a vote of 10-0.
03/12/2020 | Senate Agriculture & Natural Resources (1 )
Refer House Bill 20-1047 to the Committee on Appropriations.
02/21/2020 | House Appropriations (2 )
Adopt amendment J.001
Refer House Bill 20-1047, as amended, to the Committee of the Whole.
Adopt amendment L.001 (Attachment A).
Refer House Bill 20-1047, as amended, to the Committee on Appropriations.
Passed**
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HOU Energy & Environment
06/13/2020 Senate Senate Committee on Appropriations Postpone Indefinitely
03/12/2020 Senate Senate Committee on Agriculture & Natural Resources Refer Unamended to Appropriations
03/02/2020 Senate Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Agriculture & Natural Resources
02/27/2020 House House Second Reading Passed with Amendments - Committee, Floor
02/25/2020 House House Second Reading Laid Over Daily - No Amendments
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02/03/2020 House House Committee on Energy & Environment Refer Amended to Appropriations
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New research: The expansion of Madagascar's protected area network
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Between 2003 and 2016, Madagascar's protected area coverage quadrupled. Such unprecedented growth brought great hope, some notable successes and a host of new challenges for the island's conservation community.
Co-authored by Charlie Gardner from the University of Kent and other practitioners involved in the evolution of the island's protected area system, including Blue Ventures' Executive Director Alasdair Harris, the new research reviews this exciting period in Madagascar's conservation history and identifies the principle challenges for the management and governance of this expanded system.
In 2003, the Government of Madagascar committed to tripling the island's protected area coverage. But during the consultations that followed, it became clear that many of the priority areas earmarked for protection were home to significant populations of rural people that depended on natural resources for their survival. It was therefore no longer appropriate to create traditional 'strict' protected areas managed purely for biodiversity conservation, research and recreation; they also needed to promote sustainable natural resource use for poverty alleviation and development.
The authors identified three major changes in protected area policy over this period, mirroring global trends in the field. Madagascar's existing network of strict, state-governed protected areas expanded to include sites characterised by i) multiple-use management models in which sustainable natural resource use is permitted, ii) shared governance arrangements involving non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and local community associations, and iii) a management emphasis on livelihood-based approaches and social safeguards.
This new generation of protected areas is exemplified by the Velondriake Locally Managed Marine Area (LMMA) in southwest Madagascar. It was the island's first LMMA, encompassing 25 villages and providing a platform through which 6,500 people are working together to manage their natural resources more sustainably, develop alternative livelihoods and tackle the social challenges they face. Gaining official protected status in 2009, it is co-managed by the Velondriake Association, a democratic community-based organisation, and Blue Ventures.
A Velondriake Association meeting | Photo: Leah Glass
The success of Velondriake was followed by the creation of the Barren Isles LMMA in 2014, the largest community-managed marine protected area in the Indian Ocean. Today, more than 70 LMMAs have been established along Madagascar's coasts, covering 17.7% of its continental shelf, but very few have achieved legal protected status due to the lengthy and expensive process involved in gazetting protected areas.
The rapid expansion of both marine and terrestrial protected areas stimulated a new era of innovation, research and collaboration across a wide range of stakeholders, including communities, NGOs, government agencies, educational institutions and the private sector. However, the authors explain that it also presented protected area managers with a set of important challenges that must be addressed if conservation and development efforts are to be effective in the long term.
These include i) enhancing stakeholder participation, ii) ensuring financial sustainability, iii) enforcing rules, iv) ensuring the ecological sustainability of protected areas that permit resource extraction, v) reducing the natural resource dependence of local communities through transformative livelihood change, and vi) developing long-term visions to reconcile the differing objectives of conservation NGOs and other stakeholders.
Blue Ventures works with its partner communities and MIHARI (the national LMMA network) to address each of these challenges to successful marine protected area management. Through our holistic approach, which integrates alternative livelihood development, community health and education initiatives with locally led marine management, we aim to break down the barriers that hinder effective community engagement in management.
It is now 15 years since the Government of Madagascar committed to tripling the size of its protected area system. The research highlights the country's success in exceeding this goal is particularly remarkable given the general lack of State capacity in rural areas, the absence of adequate land tenure systems, the extreme isolation of many sites and the impacts of the 2009–2014 political crisis. This is, in part, testament to the tenacity of the many communities and conservation organisations involved in establishing protected areas despite the political and economic upheaval.
The authors conclude that while the expansion of protected area coverage is laudable, equal attention must now be paid to ensuring these new sites are effective. This further reinforces our own commitment to developing robust and replicable marine conservation management models that deliver tangible benefits for communities and the environment.
See the original research article in full
See the recent Mongabay article about this research
Visit the Velondriake LMMA yourself as a marine conservation volunteer!
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Pryor's Insane Attack on Military Service
by PETER WEHNER
Arkansas Senator Mark Pryor, in an interview with NBC News, said this about his opponent, Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran and current Representative Tom Cotton:
There's a lot of people in the Senate that didn't serve in the military. Obviously in the Senate we have all types of different people, all kinds of different folks that have come from all types of different background— and I think that's part of that sense of entitlement that he gives off is that, almost like, I served my country, let me into the Senate. But that's not how it works in Arkansas.
To be clear: Representative Cotton, a very impressive man and a very impressive candidate, has never argued that he's entitled to the Senate seat for any reason, including his military service. But Representative Cotton is arguing, quite rightly, that his military service should be taken into account when judging him in the totality of his acts. Some of the things he learned while serving in the military are transferable. And surely the problem with the Senate right now isn't that it is comprised of too many people whose lives are characterized by virtue and valor. As for a sense of entitlement: Mr. Pryor's father was governor and senator of Arkansas. Just FYI.
Mr. Cotton is leading the race right now. That lead will grow because of Mark Pryor's foolish and offensive line of attack. The race is still close and Cotton can't let up. He needs to run as if he's running a couple of points behind. But as an outside observer, my own hunch is that we'll look back at Pryor's comments and point to it as a sign of desperation and perhaps the moment in which (to borrow from this Willie Nelson classic) it can be said of the Pryor campaign, "Turn out the lights, the party's over; they say that all good things must end. Let's call it a night; the party's over."
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Peter Wehner is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. Previously he worked in the administrations of Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush.
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How Excited Are Businesses About Yet Another Version Of A .NET Framework ?
Just a few days back (on 12th, April 2010 precisely) Visual Studio 2010 was released along with .NET 4.0. While most of the .NET developers are excited to see an improved version of .NET framework and itching to try the latest and greatest of all, it is totally a different ball game for businesses, for they prefer and wish a stable framework that doesn't change, well, forever. As every new version comes with a new set of challenges and often hit bottom lines pretty hard.
A new version is always quite an expensive proposition
Its not at all a surprising fact that even today most businesses are running their business applications on .NET 1.1 or even some still run on classic ASP. Because, more often than not, upgrading to a new version proves to be quite expensive and doesn't offer enough benefits or improvements that justify the cost of upgrade.
A new version comes about once in a year. If not a new version altogether, a new SP that fixes a whole bunch of bugs and security issues. The frequency of these updates alone is a big issue to manage.
Though new versions are often faster than earlier versions, you may have to upgrade your hardware resources to really squeeze enough juice out of those new versions to make sense.
Even with the possibility of running multiple versions side-by-side, upgrading to a new version is never easy for businesses, as often new versions are not completely backward compatible.
If there are 3rd party libraries are used in those applications, businesses may have to upgrade those 3rd party libraries as well. New versions, often bundled with a laundry list of new features (mostly not useful at all) comes with a price as well.
Though, .NET framework itself supports side-by-side execution, more often that not, running different versions of tools is a nightmare. Since not every application can be migrated at once, most enterprises must support co-existence of multiple versions of these tool sets for a long time, living through one night mare by another.
If Businesses do not upgrade, then there is an issue of support. For instance, Microsoft and 3rd Party vendors may cede support to older versions and force to upgrade. And, it may not be easy and good on account books to find developers who can support older versions.
On the other side of the coin
Its true that a new version is may be a better one than the earlier. Some times a faster, more secure and significantly improved. Some times, a new version even enable new business models, opportunities and much better ways to solve business problems. The truth of the matter is though, most businesses have already developed systems with existing toolset itself to leverage new market opportunities.
And its not just an issue with Microsoft, .NET Framework or Visual Studio. Upgrading any software is an issue and hit bottom lines for most businesses. Its even the same story in the consumer space. For instance, iPhone OS 4.0 will not be supported on the first generation 2G iPhone, forcing to upgrade to a newer version. Everybody is well aware of the story of Windows Vista.
It will be a tough decision for stake holders to make a call to upgrade. But as we all know, it must be done at some point. I wish, we will have a stable release, for at least 3-4 years. No SPs, No new versions of frameworks, tools or any other component.
But we all know quite well, how it works.
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Stara Kamienna  is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Dąbrowa Białostocka, within Sokółka County, Podlaskie Voivodeship, in north-eastern Poland. It lies approximately  north-west of Dąbrowa Białostocka,  north of Sokółka, and  north of the regional capital Białystok.

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Q: Having issues getting Image information into database When I submit my form I am able to pass the information for the articles into my database but the information for my Images does not send.
I'm using a transaction so I can insert information into 2 tables from 1 form.
This is the transaction that passes the information to the database:
$conn->query("START TRANSACTION");
$stmt = $conn->prepare('INSERT INTO articles(article_title, article_text, article_date) VALUES (?, ?, NOW())');
$stmt->bind_param('ss', $_POST['article_name'], $_POST['description']);
$stmt->execute();
$stmt = $conn->prepare('INSERT INTO images (article_id, image_caption, image_filename) VALUES(LAST_INSERT_ID(),?,?)');
$stmt->bind_param('ss', $_POST['image_caption'], $_FILES['upload']['name']);
$stmt->execute();
$stmt->close();
$conn->query("COMMIT");

Here is my form:
<form id="inputArticle" name="inputArticle" method="post" action="" enctype="multipart/form-data" >

 Article Title: <input name="article_name" placeholder="Name of the article" id="article_name" type="text" size="50" maxlength="50" />

 Article Content: <textarea name="description" placeholder="Content of the article"id="description" cols="50" rows="10"></textarea>

 Choose File to Upload
 <input type="file" name="image_filename" id="image_filename" />

 Image Caption: <textarea name="image_caption"  id="image_caption" cols="50" rows="5"></textarea>

 <input type="submit" name="insert" value="Insert New Article" />

</form>

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When I remove the image upload code from the sql and the form, everything seems to work. the id and description are sent to the database, so I'm thinking the problem is with the image upload part.

A: Forgot to change input name.
Issent $_FILES['upload']['name'] supposed to be $_FILES['image_filename']['name'']

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Q: SharePoint-2016 Visual Web part(C#) to SharePoint Online I need to migrate SharePoint-2016 visual web part(C#) to SharePoint online. But visual web part contains custom feature like common XML configuration tags, send mail to users, authenticate AD groups, etc. What is the best way to migrate.
After done some search, by using Provided hosted app custom codes(c#) can be used in SharePoint Online. Kindly suggest any links or examples.

A: Provider hosted app is basically your only option since there's no way of deploying server-side code to SharePoint online.
You will have to rewrite parts of code which are using SharePoint Server-side Object Model to one of the client APIs - CSOM, JSOM, SPFx, REST API. Everything else (there are exceptions, such as SharePoint controls in markup) should be reusable. Just host it as ASP.NET web forms page in IIS and you should be ready to go.


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Mr. Bobby Jack Tipton, age 82, of Roan Mountain, TN passed away Thursday, February 2, 2017 in the Hermitage Health Center, Elizabethton following a brief illness. A native of Carter County, he was the son of the late Luther Tipton and Mary Boone Tipton Andrews. Mr. Tipton was Senior Vice-President of Carter County Bank on Roan Mountain for forty years. He also served on the Advisory Board for Carter County, Bank. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Roan Mountain. Mr. Tipton enjoyed University of TN football and all local sports. He also enjoyed visiting with the people of his community. Those left to cherish his memory include his wife, Carolyn Tipton, of the home; two sons, Martin Tipton and Ryan Tipton and wife Michelle, all of Roan Mountain; seven grandchildren, Michael James Tipton, Matthew Martin Tipton, Marina Tipton, Lillian Noel Tipton, Mackenzie Tipton, Luke Tipton and Haley Tipton; four great-grandchildren, Waylon Goad, Rayna Goad, Kyrin Goad and Keylon Goad; a sister, Lynnann Julian and husband Ronnie, North Carolina. A niece, Angie Shearer and husband Jason and two nephews, Zachary Shearer and Johnathon Shearer also survive. A funeral service to honor the life of Mr. Bobby Jack Tipton will be conducted at 2:00 P.M. on Sunday, February 5, 2017 in the Rhododendron Chapel, Roan Mountain with Rev. Geren Street officiating. Eulogy will be given by Mr. Bill Greene. The family will receive friends at the Rhododendron Chapel from 1:00 – 2:00 P.M. on Sunday prior to the service. Interment will follow the funeral service in Johnson-Roanview Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be selected from family and friends. Honorary pallbearers will be Ronnie Julian, Harvey Buck, Don Birchfield, his many other numerous friends and former and current employees and the Board of Directors of Carter County Bank. The family would like to express a special thank you to Hermitage Health Center and Helen Keller and to Sycamore Springs Senior Living Center for their care to the family. Those who prefer memorials in lieu of flowers may make donations to Second Harvest Food Bank, 1020 Jericho Drive, Kingsport, TN 37663.
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Lord Rama, the seventh avatara of Vishnu is known as a personality who always keeps His word. However, the following verses from the Valmiki Ramayana struck me.
I shall live in a solitary forest like a sage for fourteen years, leaving off meat and living with roots, fruits and honey.
So these verse appear to be very contradictory to the promise made by Lord Rama to His mother. But it is highly unlikely that He would not keep his word. Is the translation wrong? Or is it that Lord Rama did take meat in the forest? If so why? Apologies to anyone offended by my question including to Lord Rama.
Rama said that he was worthy of vistara or a seat made of twenty-five blades of darbha grass. The royal seat did not fascinate him. The inhabitants of the forest Dandaka, are threatened by rakshasas. "Now, I must go to the forest to free them of their fright. I pray my departure would not cause sorrow to you, to Vaidehi, and Lakshmana. Abandoning āmiṣa or the objects of royal enjoyment, I will dwell in the forest leading the life of an ascetic, said Rama.
The commentator notes that the word āmiṣa here does not refer to meat. This is used in the sense of an object of enjoyment.
However, the majority of translators and commentators do not agree with this view.
A good comparison of how different commentators interpret this verse can be found in the notes section of The Rāmāyaṇa of Vālmīki: An Epic of Ancient India. Ayodhyākāṇḍa, Volume 2 translated by Padma Shri Sheldon I. Pollock.
15. For fourteen years I must dwell in the desolate forest, living on honey, fruit, and roots, giving up meat like a sage.
15. "giving up meat like a sage" hitvā munivad āmiṣam: Since Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa will later break their fast by eating boar, antelope, gazelle, and deer (46.79; they will eat meat elsewhere, 49.14, etc.), Cm, Cg are forced to interpret: like a sage, Rāma will have to give up finely prepared meats — but not plain meat. Ck, Ct suggest, " 'like a sage,' that is, give up meat except at śrāddha feasts" (see note on 69.22), but this appears to contradict Rāma's actual behavior later on, though see note on 48.15. Cr [Śiromaṇi] and Cs try, characteristically, to obliterate the signification "meat" altogether.
Did Rāma take meat in the forest? If so, why?
Yes. He's a kṣatriya; he's allowed to eat meat. See Manu 5.27-5.35.
By consuming meat, did Rāma break the promise he made to Kauśalyā?
No, if you go by the Cm (Tattvadīpikā) and Cg (Bhūṣaṇa) commentaries that interpret "giving up meat like a sage" to mean giving up finely prepared meat but not all meat.
When there is danger to life, even the Student may eat meat; and for him his young age would necessitate the performance of the expiatory rite as prescribed in the text—'If the Student ever eats meat and honey, etc.' (1?.158). Vyāsa has declared that when there is tear of losing one's life through hanger, one may eat even forbidden meat; and by the instance of the 'dog's thigh' (eaten by Viśvāmitra) it is indicated that such meat may be eaten, but once only.
Above taking the portions that were pure -> does it say taking portions from the animal itself? They went hunting animals as well as food (plants/fruits) no?
Ok how will you read this: "having done all his work and quickly finishing his pizza slice, Tom went off to sleep" ... will you say Tom worked in a pizza store?
Above "soon my husband will be coming on taking plentiful forest produce" is that not referring to plants/fruits? They were killing wild animals to protect themselves as they too were living there. No?
Aamisham means meat and it also means enjoyable sense object like kingdom; it also means immense sense gratification and very pleasant and dear sense objects. Why translate this word only to mean meat? Isn't it biased translation?
Maamsa means meat and it also means pulp of a fruit or root. Roots are quite commonly roasted in fire and eaten.
It is same thing as showing a glass of water half empty to someone, some will say half empty, some will say half full and there are some who will say enough to quench my thirst. No? Don't go by English translations, they themselves say BUT in one way and PUT in another way.
Rama is not eating meat, nor indulging even in spirituous liquor. Everyday, in the evening, he is eating the food existing in the forest, well arranged for him.
You're missing context in all of these verses- First of all amisham has multiple meanings- it means meat but also pleasurable-enjoyable-royal things.
Lord rama promises that he will live like a common person disregarding his royal status like a hermit.
Be comfortable for a moment, here it is possible for you to make a sojourn, and soon my husband will be coming on taking plentiful forest produce, and on killing stags, mongooses, wild boars he fetches meat, aplenty. [3-47-22b, 23]"
This is from aranya kanda, here Sita is talking with ravana in form of Brahmin. She is telling that her husband will come soon with "amesha" here amesha most likely means good food and not meat because offcource a Brahmin will not eat meat, the produce she is talking about is fruits. Why is it mentioned that ram kills animals? well for protection offcource.
"aiNeyam maamsam aahR^itya shaalaam yakSyaamahe vayam | kartvyam vaastushamanam saumitre cirajiivabhiH || 2-56-22 Oh, Lakshmana! Bring the meat of an antelope. We shall perform a purifactory ceremony while entering the house. Which is to be done by those who wish to live long.
Oh, large-eyed Lakshmana! Killing the antelope quickly, bring it here. The prescribed rite according to scriptural point of view indeed is to be performed. Keep in mind the sacred obligation.
Lakshmana the slayer of enemies, understanding his brother's words, acted as instructed. Rama spoke again to Lakshmana as follows.
Oh, gentle brother! Boil this antelope's meat. We shall worship the leaf-hut. This day and this instant also are of a distinctive character. Be quick.
Then, Lakshmana the strong man and son of Sumitra, killing a holy back antelope, tossed it in an ignited fire.
This black antelope, with its complete limbs, has been cooked completely by me. Oh, Rama resembling God! Worship the concerned deity, as you are skilled in that act.
Rama, the virtuous man and the learned man in chanting of sacred spells, after taking bath and with subdued mind, briefly chanted all the sacred scripts to be chanted at the end of a purifactory ceremony.
Worshipping all classes of deities and getting himself purified, Rama entered the house. There was a heartful joy in rama, with his limitless splendour."
These verses are once again taken out of context, It is clear from above verses that they did a purifactory rite and no meat was consumed as food I do not know if animal meat is used for any purifacatory rite?
Ramayana can be confusing at times, specially from the Kaikeyi episode till Ram's return to Ayodhya.
We must bear in mind all the time that It was Ram and Ram only who had to fulfill the vow of dwelling in the forest as an Ascetic. Sita and Lakshman were only supporting him but were free of any restrictions. Therefore, whereas Sita and Lakshman can sleep on bed, Ram can't. Sita and Lakshman can eat prepared food or city food, but Ram can't. Hell, Ram can't even enter a city, while Sita and Lakshman can. This is the reason Ram did not enter Sugriva's city of Kishkindha, and Ravan's city of Lanka. This conduct of Ram is subtly portrayed throughout Ramayan, and hence may sometiems sound contradictory to the behavior of Lakshman and Sita.
Although I do not understand Samskrit, after going through the verses translation, it is nowhere claimed that Ram himself consumed the meat. Although Ram is free to hunt and bring food for Lakshman and Sita. Therefore, there is no question of Ram breaking his vow of living like an Ascetic.
(Ram had refused to leave his Kshtriya dharma behind as an Ascetic, even after Sita urging him strongly. His idea was that Kshtriya dharma can't be taken away from him even if he has forsaken all the luxury of Rajmahal and come to live in forest. This is also the reason why he claims to Sadhus that they are His subjects and it is his duty to protect them. He later takes vow to protect them and rid Dandak van of all the demons).
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I have acquired just about everything I need for my snowtrooper costume. The boots are on their way, and I'm holding off buying the pants for the moment.
Work on the helmet, waist plate, and thermal detonator has already begun.
Here are the latest photos of the plants and trees I have grown at the office.
Everything was grown from seeds, except the Dieffenbachia and the scraggly, thin, tropical plant (which I have yet to identify).
Things are a little muddy because I had just transplanted three of the lemon trees into their final pots.
All the plants have been growing well except the cacao plant. It started out pretty good, but did very poorly over the winter; half the the leaves died and had to be removed. There appears to be new growth starting on it, but I don't have much hope that I'll be able to keep this thing alive without some sort of properly lit, dedicated greenhouse enclosure.
The tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers were planted in March of this year. The lemon trees were planted in April or May 2014, and the eucalyptus tree (which drinks at least a liter-and-a-half of water a day) was planted in September or October 2013.
The pot the Dieffenbachia is in also has about four or five flowering plants and some ornamental grass.
The unidentified tropical plant was rescued from my ex-boss' office. It's rumored to be over thirty years old.


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Rose of Tralee Contestants Interviewed
DANIEL O'CARROLL
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Just before this year's New York Rose of Tralee contest got underway, I caught up with some of this year's Roses to see why they decided to enter the contest and what they thought about competing in it.
Katie Dunleavy is sponsored by Burgen County St Patrick's Day. For her 'piece' she talked about her visit to Ireland weeks ago and her family heritage. Both Katie's parents are from Dublin and this is the first personality selection which she's done. She says that it would be the "experience of a lifetime" to be elected the New York rose and says that she'd love to see Tralee. Both her parents came from Dublin. She's currently pursuing a dual PhD/MD degree with the aspiration of qualifying as a research doctor. She'd love to travel to South Africa, Egypt and the Vatican – and of course to Ireland!
Sarah Ann Hughes from Newry, Co. Down is being sponsored by Invest Northern Ireland. She's fresh off completing a Masters in Business Studies in Dublin's prestigious Michael Smurfit School of Business and is now working with Invest Northern Ireland in the city. It's the first time that she's done a personality contest but says that that doesn't faze her. She decided to take part in this year's event because she moved over to New York about five months ago with her job. At home she was going for the Down Rose so when she moved to New York she contacted the organizers and found out that the competition was still open. She's done elocution and speech and drama since she was nine. Her mum was "over the moon" that Sarah was going for the competition and has a whole "posse" of people from Northern Ireland waiting to go down to Tralee. She says that she's proud to be representing Northern Ireland in her capacity at the company and that the company's efforts were "going really really well" despite the recession.
Maureen Mullane is from Orange County New York, about forty five minutes from the city. She had to win the preliminary Orange County round to take part in today's event. She's the youngest contestant by far, only 18 - a whole four years younger than the next youngest contestant - and says that if she was to win she'd bring a "youthful outlook" to the contest. She's beginning college at Scranton University this fall and was a cheerleader in high school.
The garrulous and multi-facetedNiall O'Leary is hosting this year's event. "It's brilliant, I've never even attended the New York final of it," he says. "I've wathced the main event of it on and off on television in Ireland, and the girl who won the outright Rose of Tralee last year was the friend of friend of mine so I watched it last year with particular interest, but the standard of quality in terms of skills and enjoyment and everything is brilliant. They're all brilliant people, any of them could win really. They're all very outgoing people, very positive, great positive energy. They're all doing good things and they're all really excited about what they're doing. It's brilliant really!" he says.
O'Leary's connection to the contest, though, has deeper roots, as he explains: "My father, Dan O'Leary, was actually on the committee of the Dublin rose when Terry Wogan presented the Rose of Tralee," he explains, "And so that's why I got involved, because my father was involved in the Dublin Committee, so I thought 'why don't I get involved over here!?". Then they asked me well 'what would you like to do?' and I said 'well I don't want to be a judge' and they said 'well why how about you host it?' so I said 'sure why not!'. I'm also an architect, I run Niall O'Leary School of Irish Dance and am the President of the Irish Business Organization," he says.
Kathleen Hannon is being sponsored by the Kerrymen Pub and the Emerald Isle Immigration Center. If she got chosen she was hoping to read a poem or a song. She says that she 'can't sing' but would be interested in reciting a poem. Her grandparents were from Ireland. This is her first personality contest. She says that five years ago she would never have considered doing something like this but that her boss was really encouraging'.
Jillian Heinze, sponsored by The Quay's, decided to go into the contest because it's "such a good ol time". She did it in Boston about three years ago and decided to do it again as she'd two years left. She went to Ireland when she was 13. Her mother's family is from Leitirim. If she was asked to perform she says that she'd probably sing as she used to sing in High School. Her mum joked about taking a loan out to get to Ireland if she wont the contest! Her father was unable to be at the pub and has been calling Gilian "about every twenty minutes" to find out the news.
Aisling Coleton is last year's New York rose. She won the New York Rose and went to Tralee where she competed against 50 girls. "All the girls were so nice, I made so many friends all over the world and had the time of my life. Tonight is definitely bittersweet because I'm so sad to give up the crown but also elated for the girl that gets the title and goes on to Tralee," she says.
Marie Oliver is representing the Full Shilling. She's from Galway but has been back and forth between Galway. Cork, and New York for the last five years. This time around she's been here for two years. Boyfriend Ryan says that there's a "lot of pressure" - last night involved some frantic picking out of the. If she got in to the contest she was hoping to have a great time and get everyone from New York to have a good time and a laugh.
Genevieve O'Reilly is from County Cavan. She was in the Jersey rose last year. There's no New Jersey rose this year as the two districts were merged into one rose. She says that last year's rose, Charmane, was a "great representative" for all the roses. Her father's from County Cavan and she also has family in Monagahan.
Genevieve says that it was amazing in Tralee last year: "I met fifty amazing girls and we had a great time. We were treated like celebrities in Ireland. Next to Bono – close enough. We got to go to charity events and fantastic dinners. Life has been pretty much downhill since!" she jokes, "nobody wants my authograph when I get on the street. It's alright though". She says that all this year's girls are outgoing and talented and that she wouldn't want to be one of the judges.


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Home Latest Queen Zaynab, Ooni's Former Wife Sheds Light on His Claim about Igbos...
Queen Zaynab, Ooni's Former Wife Sheds Light on His Claim about Igbos Originating from Yorubaland
Bennett Oghifo
The Ooni of Ife, His Royal Majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi may have moved into the realm of human genealogy by claiming that Igbos originated from Yorubaland.
The Ooni, who received in court, at the weekend, the Lagos State President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Chief Solomon Ogbonna, who was accompanied by a delegation of African Farmers and Cultural Organisation, said: "I am so happy to have the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Lagos State President here as part of this empowerment initiative.
"Lagos is part of Yorubaland and we are all one. We are all the same; the history is there, the facts are there, and we should actually put these facts out. Why are we fighting?
"This is your root. I said it recently that some of our Yoruba kinsmen with ignorance of our history came out with nugatory statements of my position on the family ties between Yoruba and Igbo people. We have to say the truth and the truth must set us all free, we are blood brothers. We should be inseparable. Please feel at home in Yorubaland and respect your Yoruba brothers and sisters too.
"We have a lot of discoveries that the Igbo and Yoruba people once lived together as one family and this will be revealed to the public. We should look at things that connect us together not those that separate us.
"There were different clans of Igbo that left Ife to establish their kingdoms. One of them rebelled back and started coming to cause mayhem in Ife (where they originally came from) and that is the Olugbo Kingdom. We should all come together and forget what happened in the past."
Reacting to this claim, through her publicist on Wednesday, Her Highness Queen Zaynab Otiti Obanor said, "I believe this is a subjected topic. During the coronation of the Oba of Benin, part of the speech made by Ewuare 'N' Ogidigan 11 that I loved was that "the history of the world is a shared one and there would definitely be unexpected connections in the future."
She said, "I believe in this and believe truly that we all share common ancestors and so we are all related one way or the other. Perhaps what the Ooni is saying is that we are all from a common place as humans or as Africans or, more streamlined, as Nigerians. Maybe the way he is saying it is what might have created some friction, but I would like to believe what he truly meant is that we are all related and he is not far from the truth.
"I love the whole concept or idea of genealogy getting to know our roots and who we are but maybe at this point in time of several chaos in the world and economic instability where a lot of people are barely able to feed.
With environmental pollution in the south-south region affecting lives, development, and the insecurity and insurgency happening in the north and, to stretch it further, the global warming and mishaps across the world, I guess our concentration is now beyond who came from who, it should be about how we all survive here."
She said, "speaking as a Nigerian, regardless of tribe, I believe we can all cohabit with a shared interest to join forces together both the south-south, Hausa, Ibo, Yoruba, Nigeria belongs to us all it doesn't belong to one tribe more than the other and our individual interest should transcend mundane matters let's concentrate on building the nation if not for our generation but for the next generation as we must remember that we are the ancestors of the future and what we do today will impact on the survival of the coming generations."
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