LIC Housing Finance has released the Recruitment notification for the posts Assistant/ Associate/ Assistant Manager. LIC Housing Finance Ltd (LICHFL) is one of the largest Housing Finance Companies in India with a key objective of providing long-term finance to individuals for the purchase or construction of house/flat for residential purposes in India. The Total Number of vacancies in LIC HFL 2018 are 300 in all posts ( Assistant/Associate/Assistant Manager).
To avoid last minute rush, candidates are advised to pay the application fees and register online at the earliest.
Note: In case of any query while filling up the online application form, payment of fee/intimation charges, etc., the applicant may send the query at http://cgrs.ibps.in/ Kindly mention 'LICHFL – Recruitment 2018' in the subject of the query.
The online examination will be separate for Assistant, Associate and Assistant Manager. It will be in English language only. There will be penalty for wrong answers in the online examination. For every wrong answer to a question given by the candidate, one fourth or 0.25 of the marks assigned to that question will be deducted as penalty to arrive at corrected score. If a question is left blank, i.e. no answer is given by the candidate; there will be no penalty for that question.
LIC HFL reserves the right to fix the minimum cut- off marks, section wise as well as on total in the online examination in order to finalize the number of candidates to be called for the Interview. The corrected scores obtained by each of the candidates in different sessions (if held) will be normalized using equipercentile method.
Decision of the Company in this regard shall be final and binding on the candidates. No correspondence will be entertained in this regard.
Depending upon the number of vacancies, only those candidates who rank sufficiently high in the order of merit based on their respective Marks in Online Examination for Assistant/Associate/Assistant Manager will be called for interview. Candidates who do not obtain the minimum qualifying marks in the Interview shall be disqualified from further selection.
Shortlisting of candidates for interview will be provisional without verification of documents. Candidature will be subject to verification of all details/documents with the original when a candidate reports for interview (if called). In case a candidate is called for interview and is found not satisfying the eligibility criteria (Age, Educational Qualification, etc.) he/she will not be allowed to appear for the interview.
The final merit list and selection of candidates will be separate for each post of Assistant, Associate & Assistant Manager and will be done on the basis of combined marks of Online Examination and Interview strictly according to the merit ranking, subject to minimum qualifying marks in the Interview. The Company reserves the right to change the selection procedure, if necessary.
Selected candidate will have to undergo Medical Examination and will be appointed as Assistant/Associate/Assistant Manager subject to him/her being found medically fit by the Medical Examiner authorized by LIC HFL for this purpose.
Two years full time MBA/ Two years full time MMS/ Two years full time PGDBA/ PGDBM/PGPM/PGDM in any discipline from a recognized university/ institute/ board (minimum aggregate 60% marks). Course completed through correspondence/part-time are not eligible.
Age Limit (as on 01.01.2018): Not below 21 years and not above 28 years as on 01.01.2018 i.e. candidates must have been born not earlier than 02.01.1990 and not later than 01.01.1997 (both dates inclusive).
All the educational qualifications mentioned should be from a University/ Institute/Board recognised by Govt. of India/approved by Govt. Regulatory Bodies and the final result should have been declared on or before 01.2018.
Proper document from Board/University for having declared the result on or before 01.01.2018 has to be submitted at the time of interview. The date of passing the eligibility examination will be the date appearing on the mark- sheet or provisional certificate issued by University/Institute. In case the result of a particular examination is posted on the website of the University/Institute and web based certificate is issued then proper document/certificate in original issued and signed by the appropriate authority of the University/Instituteindicating the date of passing properly mentioned thereon will be reckoned for verification and further process.
Candidate should indicate the percentage obtained in Graduation/Post- graduation calculated to the nearest two decimals in the online application. Where CGPA/OGPA is awarded, the same should be converted into percentage and indicated in online application. If called for interview, the candidate will have to produce a certificate issued by the appropriate authority inter alia stating the norms of the University regarding conversion of grade into percentage and the percentage of marks scored by the candidate in terms of norms.
The Centre, venue address, date and time for online examination shall be intimated in the respective Call Letter.
An eligible candidate should download his/her call letter from the LIC HFL's website www.lichousing.com by entering his/ her details i.e. Registration Number/Roll Number and Password/Date of Birth tentatively from 24.09.2018 onwards. No hard copy of the call letter/ Information Handout etc. will be sent by post/ courier.
Intimations will be sent by email/sms to the email ID and mobile number registered in the online application form. Company will not take responsibility for late receipt / non-receipt of any communication e-mailed/ sent via sms to the candidate due to change in the mobile number, email address, technical fault or otherwise beyond the control of Company. Candidates are hence advised to regularly keep in touch with the LIC HFL website (www.lichousing.com) for details, updates and any information which may be posted for further guidance as well as to check their registered e-mail account from time to time during the recruitment process.
Candidate should affix recent recognizable photograph on the call letter preferably the same as provided (uploaded) during registration. Candidate should ensure that copies of the same are retained for use at various stages of the process. Candidates are also advised not to change their appearance till the process is completed. Failure to produce the same photograph at various stages of the process/ doubt about identity at any stage could lead to disqualification. Candidate must appear at the online examination centre with (i) Call Letter (ii) Photo Identity Proof as stipulated in the call letter and photocopy of the same Photo Identity Proof as brought in original. In case identity is in doubt, candidates will not be allowed to appear for the online examination.


After studying philosophy at Princeton University and dropping out of medical studies, Carl Icahn began a career as a stock trader in New York in 1961.
In 1968, he bought a seat on the New York Stock Exchange and traded options and other securities. Icahn's uncompromising investment style served as the inspiration for the unscrupulous character of Gordon Gecko in the 1987 film "Wall Street".
In the 1970s, he began to shift his focus to the hostile takeovers of large companies, earning him his reputation as a corporate raider.
His strategy involves picking out companies which, in his opinion, are poorly managed – resulting in their stocks being undervalued on the stock exchange. After picking a target, the companies stocks are bought up on a massive scale – preferably at falling rates. The purchase of a large portion of company shares earns him a seat on the company's board of directors.
Once settled into the board, he often demands the replacement of company management and a restructuring of the company.
In the past, Icahn often carried out these aggressive maneuvers in the face of climbing stock prices, but was still able to sell his shares at a profit.


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Tribute to Allan Robb
ALLAN Robb, a former presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live who died last week aged 49, was a journalist of "tremendous flair and good fun", writes Alison Shaw in today's Herald.
As allmediascotland recently reported, the Scots broadcaster – who also enjoyed a spell anchoring BBC Scotland news flagship, Reporting Scotland – died after suffering from multiple sclerosis.
Says Shaw in an obituary to Robb: "Along with his childhood friend, Nicky Campbell, he achieved his career aspiration and became one of the best known voices on British radio, interviewing his hero, Nelson Mandela, during coverage of one of the country's biggest news stories – the death of Diana, Princess of Wales."
Robb, who began his broadcasting career at Aberdeen-based radio station, Northsound, had "a sense of humour that could reduce friends and colleagues to tears of laughter", comments Shaw, adding: "Despite the increasingly debilitating effect of his illness, that humour endured. Recently, while in hospital and faced with a plate of food resembling mush, Robb politely interrupted the doctor's flow of conversation, turned to the nurses and quipped: 'Excuse me, I ordered the lobster.'"
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Robert F Kennedy's assassin Sirhan denied parole in California
California Governor Gavin Newsom has denied parole to Sirhan Sirhan, the Palestinian refugee serving a life sentence for assassinating US presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy in 1968.
Newsom made the announcement on Thursday after a California review board in August recommended Sirhan be released from prison, subject to review by the board's legal staff and by the governor himself. He had previously been denied parole 15 times.
Outlining his decision in an opinion piece in the Los Angeles Times, Newsom said he disagreed with the Board of Parole Hearings finding that the 77-year-old was suitable for parole.
"After carefully reviewing the case, including records in the California State Archives, I have determined that Sirhan has not developed the accountability and insight required to support his safe release into the community," Newsom wrote.
Sirhan's lawyer, Angela Berry, suggested in a statement that Newsom had bowed to political considerations in denying her client parole.
"While I appreciate that the release of Mr Sirhan presents Governor Newsom with a challenging political calculation, the legal decision for his release is clear and straight forward. We are confident that the judicial review of the governor's decision will show that the governor got it wrong," Berry said.
Sirhan was convicted of gunning down Kennedy, 42, in the kitchen pantry of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968.
The shooting occurred minutes after the US senator and former US attorney general gave his victory speech after winning the California Democratic primary. Kennedy died the next day. Kennedy's older brother President John F Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in 1963.
Sirhan has said he had no recollection of the killing of Robert Kennedy, although he has also said he fired at Kennedy because he was enraged by his support for Israel.
After the parole board issued its recommendation, Kennedy's widow, Ethel, 93, voiced her opposition to Sirhan's release, saying "our family and our country suffered an unspeakable loss due to the inhumanity of one man".
Six of Kennedy's nine surviving children also said they were shocked by the recommendation and urged Newsom to reverse the parole board's decision.
Newsom pointed to what he called Sirhan's "shifting narrative" over the killing and his refusal to take responsibility for it as proof he was ineligible for release.
Newsom added the assassination was "among the most notorious crimes in American history".
Some of Kennedy's children and others have called for a reinvestigation of the killing, believing there was a second shooter who got away.
Robert F Kennedy Jr, who has spoken in favour of Sirhan's release in the past, wrote in favour of paroling Sirhan.
He said he met Sirhan in prison and was moved after he "wept clinching my hands and asked for forgiveness".
Sirhan was sentenced to death in 1969, but his sentence was commuted to life in prison after California banned the death penalty.
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Migration and migration-related diversity are at the heart of societal and political debates since migration is a contested concept. The importance of migration and diversity will probably increase in the future. The cities of Delft, Leiden, and Rotterdam all have increasingly mobile and diverse populations. For instance, in Delft and Rotterdam, more than half of the population has a migration background. This shapes our research and educational agenda because migration and diversity-related research and education are not only academically relevant but also has the potential to contribute to active social and public issues which demand research that has societal relevance.
Migration is to be understood broadly, including different forms of mobility ranging from forced migration (refugees) to labour, family, and student migration.
This research focuses on the governance of migration from a multi-level perspective (global, European, national, local). It seeks to contribute to a better understanding of how and why governance strategies at various levels and in different types of organisations respond to mobility and how they interact in multi-level settings.
This topic looks at the protection needs of refugees and migrants, what kind of protection is offered, where and by whom. Despite the safeguards of the international refugee regime and fundamental rights instruments, access to protection is difficult. If legal pathways for migration are absent, mobility becomes a risk for refugees and other migrants. NGOs have been active in the field of protection for decades, alongside IGOs such as the EU, UNHCR, and IOM. Protection is found in countries of origin or in neighboring countries, increasingly in cities. Western countries continue to externalise their policies in cooperation with countries of origin and transit. New protection needs require innovative solutions, cooperation at different levels of government and between the public and private sector.
Repeatedly politicians, policymakers, and journalists claim that current migration (including refugee migration) cannot be compared to those of the past. NGOs also tend to stress the uniqueness of current migrations. Historical research has proven that there are many more similarities than assumed. Furthermore, policies are strongly characterized by path dependencies: new policies always build on and derive ideas from previous policies.
The recent refugee 'crisis' and the threat of terrorist violence have reinforced this linkage of migration and security. Securitisation, risk, and crimmigation are different conceptual tools that have been developed to better understand different aspects of that phenomenon. The term crimmigration was introduced into academic debates to describe the blurring between criminal law and immigration law as a result of the criminalization of (aspects of) migration, and the use of immigration law to deal with crime and public safety issues.
The focus on diversity is on the intersection between categories of power and identity such as gender, class, religion, ethnicity, legal status, citizenship, and many others.
Societies have always been diverse. This is especially true for cities and larger urban regions. The question is how societies deal (and have dealt) with difference. Which differences make a difference, to whom, when, and why? Policymakers and claim makers (such as NGOs) find it difficult to design or advocate for policies that take the intersection between multiple diversities into account.
Governments seek to create social cohesion notwithstanding increasing diversity. This challenges the meaning and implications of citizenship as a legal category and of citizenship as the basis for (equal) participation, identity, and belonging. This leads to questions about equal and special rights, and how this enables societies to deal with diversity.
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The concept 'welfare chauvinism' was introduced in academic literature to describe calls for the restriction of immigration or immigrant rights. It has since been used in a broad sense and a variety of meanings, mostly to describe the claim – especially in highly developed welfare states - that the native population should get preferential rights over foreigners when it comes to social security arrangements. The claim is based on a cost-benefit argument: the welfare state can only be maintained if some people are excluded. This clashes with fundamental ideas about equality which formed the basis of the welfare state.
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The spread of infectious diseases through populations is a complex problem with crucial implications for public health, ecosystem stability, and food security, made ever more complicated in an increasingly connected world. Mathematical and computational models of infectious disease dynamics have long played a key role in analyzing and predicting outbreak dynamics, and many techniques from dynamical systems theory and statistical physics have been used to investigate such phenomena. Much research in recent years has sought to integrate into disease models more detailed and realistic descriptions of heterogeneities associated with host contact networks, population structure, and environment. I will describe some of our recent work addressing such questions, characterizing the dynamics and critical phenomena of cross-species spillover, the role of contact network topology on the spread of infection, and the long-distance spread of plant diseases over landscapes.
Chris Myers is a senior research associate in the Center for Advanced Computing and an adjunct professor in the Department of Physics at Cornell University. He received a B.A. in history from Yale and a Ph.D. in physics from Cornell, and has worked broadly across the fields of statistical physics, materials science, computational science and engineering, and theoretical and computational biology. His current research focuses largely on mathematical and computational modeling of problems in infection biology, systems biology, and complex networks, such as: infectious disease dynamics, host-microbe interactions and immune system function, regulation and evolution of plant metabolism, and biological information processing.


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Половата дискриминация (известна още и като сексизъм) е комплекс от предразсъдъци и проява на дискриминация и/или омраза към хората, насочена в зависимост от техния пол, но терминът може да се отнася и до принципното разделение на хората по този признак.

Най-крайната и очевидна форма на полова дискриминация е сексуалният тормоз. Основно проявление на полова дискриминация при упражняване на правото на труд е т.нар. стъклен таван в кариерното развитие на жените.

Същност на половата дискриминация
Според сексистките представи и предубеждения между половете има базови различия, които предопределят различна социална роля, различна сексуална свобода и различен правен статут за мъжете и жените. Тези теории могат да се отнасят до редица вярвания или модели на мислене:
 убеждението, че единият пол е по-висш от другия;
 бинарност в разбирането за половете: че всеки един човек принадлежи или към мъжкия, или към женския пол, и не може да има никоя от характеристиките на другия;
 произтичащата от горното идея за стереотипизиране на понятието за мъжественост (полова роля) за мъжете (пол) и стереотипизиране на понятието за женственост (полова роля) при жените (пол).
 отношения като мизогинията (женомразство) и мизандрията (мъжемразството);

Сексисткото мислене най-често предполага, че жените са по-добри от мъжете в някои дейности (напр. домакинство, отглеждане на деца, ръкоделие и др.), докато мъжете ги превъзхождат във всички останали области на живота. Като резултат от това на жените се отказва достъп до определени професии, а в някои държави – и въобще до образование, и социална изява.

На законово ниво развитите държави (предимно западни общества) полагат усилия да се борят със сексизмите чрез антидискриминитативни закони, особено по отношение на работното място, тъй като дори в тях, сексизмът е наличен на обществените сфери и социалните стереотипи.

Обобщение и обособяване
Сексизмът може да бъде обобщен като вид есенциализъм. Според идеите му отделният човек следва да бъде разглеждан и оценяван според общите характеристики на половата група, към която принадлежи, а не според собствените му способности, поведение и капацитет. В резултат от всеки човек се очаква да се вписва напълно в една от двете полови категории — мъжка и женска. Така се обособяват няколко типа сексизъм — насочен срещу женския пол, насочен срещу мъжкия пол, насочен срещу интерсексуалността (хермафродитизма и псевдохермафродитизма), както и срещу транссексуалните. Всеки тип сексизъм има своя история и отговаря на различен тип нетърпимост.

Като есенциалистки, сексистките убеждения почиват на мнението, че хората могат да бъдат разбирани или съдени само въз основа характеристиките на групата, към която принадлежат – в случая според пола си. Тази идея води до заключението, че всички индивиди се "вмъкват" в моделите, изградени за двата пола и изключва концепцията на интерсексуалността, при която са налични първични полови белези и на двата пола. Освен това се стига до хомогенизиране на групите мъже и жени, като се отхвърля възможността за богата вариативност вътре във въпросните групи. Също така има мъже с хромозомен набор ХХ и жени с хромозобен набор XY, които генетично принадлежат на единия пол, но през време на ембрионалното развитие развиват първични полови белези на противоположния.

Макар че в повечето западни държави половата дискриминация е обявена за противозаконна, почти всички държави по света все още имат закони, които дават или отнемат определени права, задължения и привилегии на единия или другия пол.

Полова дискриминация в рекламата
През септември 2008 Европейският парламент приема с мнозинство доклада на шведката Ева-Брит Свенсон (евросоциалист) за премахване на сексистките стереотипи в рекламата. Докладът настоява за премахването от учебници, играчки и телевизионни игри, интернет, ТВ реклами на послания, които изразяват полови стереотипи и не зачитат човешкото достойнство. Предложението на депутатката Свенсон обаче няма задължителен характер.

Сексизъм в езика
Сексизъм в езика е полово неравенство, форсирано от езика (виж речеви актове) или което е закодирано, семантизирано в езика (или и двете). Във втория тип сексизмът може да се проявява като игнориране или пренебрежение на жените, в определени дефиниции или неодобрения/осъждания към жените, които нараняват психически или материално.

Примери
Пример за сексизъм е изказването на народния представител Кирил Добрев относно твърденията, че жена ще е следващият лидер на БСП, които Добрев коментира с думите "Аз жените ги предпочитам за други работи".

Източници

Външни препратки
Линковете се отнасят до организации и закони в САЩ
 NOW – Национална организация на жените (National Organization for Women)
 Национална организация на мъжете срещу сексизма, САЩ – National Organisation of Men Against Sexism NOMAS, USA
 Федерално и калифорнийско законодателство срещу половата дискриминация
 Закон за равно заплащане – Equal Pay Act
 Закон върху половата дискриминация, САЩ

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"Change the world…take a vacation."
Shannon Stowell, president of Adventure Travel Trade Association, makes his case for how we can change the world by going on vacation in a new TEDxBend video.
May 17, 2018 Amelia Arvesen
There is such thing as overtourism and it's leaving countries in worse shape than before tourists invaded.
Adventure Travel Trade Association President Shannon Stowell starts off his TEDx Talk grim, with stories that challenge the common assumption that mass tourism generates healthy economies.
In Cancun, Mexico, and Bali, for example, the locals have trouble getting access to water because mass tourism uses it up. As another example, 28 million visitors overshadow the 55,000 locals in Venice, Italy.
But there's good news. In this 17-minute talk, Stowell reveals principles of a tourism model that benefits communities, protecting nature and culture. It's called adventure travel and Stowell believes it has the power to drive conservation, promote peace, and bring economic value to those who need it most.
"Good adventure travel can immunize against certain evils," Stowell says.
Adventure travel is visiting a natural environment or remote location with the sole purpose of active physical participation and exploration of a new experience or culture.
Stowell suggests that travelers ask lodges or tour groups three simple questions to investigate whether the business is a responsible investment:
What investments have you made to be environmentally responsible?
What programs do you have in place to benefit and involve local people?
What prof certify does your company have?
Sixty five percent of revenue is remaining in Jordan after adventure travel, compared to the 14 percent remaining after mass tourism, according to data from the U.S. Agency for International Development and ATTA's adventure travel industry snapshot.
"Adventure travel has forever changed my assumptions about other people and about the world," he says. "We really can change ourselves and the world by going on vacation."


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package org.vngx.jsch.constants;

/**
 *
SSH message code constants for the SSH Connection Protocol.  The
 * Message Number is a byte value that describes the payload of a packet.

 *
 *
RFC 4251 - The
 * Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol Architecture: Message Numbers

 *
RFC 4250 - The Secure Shell
 * (SSH) Protocol Assigned Numbers

 *
 * @author Michael Laudati
 */
public interface ConnectionProtocol {

	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' for global request. */
	byte SSH_MSG_GLOBAL_REQUEST = 80;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' for request success. */
	byte SSH_MSG_REQUEST_SUCCESS = 81;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' for request failure. */
	byte SSH_MSG_REQUEST_FAILURE = 82;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel open. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_OPEN = 90;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel open confirmation. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_OPEN_CONFIRMATION = 91;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel open failure. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_OPEN_FAILURE = 92;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel window adjust. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_WINDOW_ADJUST = 93;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel data. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_DATA = 94;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel extended data. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_EXTENDED_DATA = 95;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel end of file. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_EOF = 96;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel close. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_CLOSE = 97;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel request. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_REQUEST = 98;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel success. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_SUCCESS = 99;
	/** SSH message code constant '{@value}' to signal channel failure. */
	byte SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_FAILURE = 100;

	/*
	 * 4.3.  Channel Connection Failure Reason Codes and Descriptions
	 *
	 * The Channel Connection Failure 'reason code' is a uint32 value.  The
	 * associated Channel Connection Failure 'description' text is a human-
	 * readable message that describes the channel connection failure reason.
	 * This is described in [SSH-CONNECT].
	 *
	 * 4.3.1.  Conventions
	 *
	 * Protocol packets containing the SSH_MSG_CHANNEL_OPEN_FAILURE message MUST
	 * have Channel Connection Failure 'reason code' values in the range of
	 * 0x00000001 to 0xFFFFFFFF.
	 */
	/**
	 * SSH channel connection failure reason code constant for open
	 * administratively prohibited code.
	 */
	int SSH_OPEN_ADMINISTRATIVELY_PROHIBITED = 1;
	/**
	 * SSH channel connection failure reason code constant for open connection
	 * failed code.
	 */
	int SSH_OPEN_CONNECT_FAILED = 2;
	/**
	 * SSH channel connection failure reason code constant for open unknown
	 * channel type code.
	 */
	int SSH_OPEN_UNKNOWN_CHANNEL_TYPE = 3;
	/**
	 * SSH channel connection failure reason code constant for open resource
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The "coming one" brings change to everything that would bear His Name. Even the forerunner must of necessity break with tradition. Christ alone is the new order and by the power of His life men undergo revolutionary transformations. No man can touch Him and remain the same. Tradition and stagnation are the very tombstones of a generation out of touch with the scope and atmosphere of His life.
Those who bear His nature within are aware of the lethargy of our current condition. The status quo is the means by which the "business" of Christian interaction is carried out today; the sheer lack of the wonder and majesty of His being should compel us to a heartfelt seeking of Him.
The verdict on our generation could be summed up in one simple, succinct statement.
The Church today is not in need of new methods or programs. She is not in need of more technology or stratagems. Her ONE NEED is to be IN Christ. It is in Him that the dynamic of His life is known. It is in Him that the selfish ambitions of men are crucified.
This is the declaration of one who carries within her own womb the touch and call of God to higher things. "Not So" is the cry from one who knows and feels deep within heaven's fresh and invigorating breath. "Not So" has graced the lips of all those who sought nothing on earth and have become pilgrims of the same faith which inspired their father Abraham. For he sought out a city whose builder and maker is God. He was a sojourner even in the land of promise because his heart had been captured by heavenly realities; he could not and would not settle for the buildings and cities of men. Long he tarried in the plains of Mamre (Vision) not having the slightest inclination to join his nephew in the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. His vision was clear and his heart resolute in the pursuit of this "one thing".
How little our generation perceives that revelation follows sacrifice. Abraham, in the offering up of his own son of promise, "sees" the true offering of God and declares "Jehovah Jireh"! "God will provide"! Such a name had never been known in the earth nor had there been such an obedient heart. The two are inseparable.
"Not So" is the declaration of all who bear within their hearts the effervescence of the living Christ. While men still work and sweat to raise up edifices and organizations in the name of God, the verdict of God stands.
The man who uttered such things was stoned to death by the malice and hatred of the religious people of that day. Living truth is ever an antagonism to the religious. Past and future truth may be acknowledged; present truth is what is hated and maligned.
Man is the dwelling place of God. The early church owned no real-estate, did not request any special status with the current government, it sought no earthly accreditation and expected none.
so was she in the earth.


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Finally, Allison Janney was on Arsenio, where she lip-synced "The Jackal" with every bit of awesomeness that Allison Janney could muster. It's spectacular.
Here's the brilliant West Wing inspiration for the performance.


The judges for British Life Photography Awards have shortlisted Women in Folk for the Documentary Series & Photojournalist Award and Lewes Bonfire Grand Parade for the Urban Life Award.
Numinous has received an Honorable Mention in the 12th Pollux Award Juried by Philip Brookman, Consulting Curator, National Gallery of Art, Washington. The work will be exhibited in Gallery Valid Foto in Barcelona May 8th – 25th 2019.
Cinderella: Your House is on Fire has received an Honorable Mention in the 12th Julia Margaret Cameron Award. The jurors were Andrea Star-Reese, Julia Fullerton-Batten and Laura Pannack. The work will be shown at Gallery Valid Foto in Barcelona May 8th – 25th 2019.
The final 'Hundred Heroines,' the list of women from across the world whose work is transforming photography today, is announced by The Royal Photographic Society on 14thDecember 2018. The date marks one hundred years to the day since some British women first voted in a general election. Hundred Heroines, and in turn The Royal Photographic Society, celebrates both this key centenary and the significant contribution women are making globally to photography, this most universal and accessible of visual media.
The Shutter Hub OPEN 2018 will open on 4th October at The Old Truman Brewery in London.
Part of Photomonth East London International Photography Festival, the OPEN brings together international photographers in a selected exhibition, celebrating the future of photography through diverse and creative imagery.
Part One: Women Behind the Lens celebrates the role and contribution of women throughout the history of photography, from the first pioneering women photographers in Wales, Mary Dillwyn and Thereza Mary Dillwyn Llewelyn, to emerging contemporary practitioners including Chloe Dewe Mathews, Bieke Depoorter, Clementine Schneidermann and Sara Hannant.
Festival Pil'ours is an annual international festival of photography showcasing the work of women photographers from around the world. Sara Hannant will be exhibiting with Shutter Hub who have been invited to bring a group exhibition of female-identifying photographers work to the festival.
The outdoor exhibition sites are spread throughout the Pays de St Gilles Croix de Vie.
Why are we doing this? Because we can!
100 years ago the Representation of the People Act gave some women in Britain the right to vote. Throughout the years we've all benefited enormously from the revolutionary courage of those women. The inspiring and tireless work of many women and men, for women's rights continues to this day.
Sara Hannant will be presenting 'Enchanted encounters: reaffirming a magical heritage' at the fourth of the RAI's recent major conferences, organised by the RAI and the BM's Department for Africa, Oceania and the Americas, and held in the Clore Centre of the British Museum and the Department of Anthropology at the School of Oriental and African Studies.
Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG. email info@kingsplace.co.uk or call 020 7520 1440.
Unfortunately, due to illness, Sara Hannant is unable to give a talk as planned but a selection of her images will be projected in the foyer during the Time and Tradition weekend.
Photographer Sara Hannant captures the excitement and mystery of seasonal rites, revealing costumed processions, fire rituals, traditional dances and mumming plays held in rural and urban locations. Many of these customs represent the rhythms and cycles of Nature throughout the wheel of the year. Her book and exhibition, from which these projected images are part, celebrates a vibrant and evolving traditional culture that honours our connection with the seasons, the land and community.
An exhibition dedicated to Cornwall's most magical museum featuring photographs by Sara Hannant and a selection of artefacts from Boscastle's Museum of Witchcraft & Magic.
The third Occult Humanities Conference is a weekend conference to be held in New York City on October 13-15, 2017. The conference will present a wide array of voices active in the cultural landscape who are specifically addressing the occult tradition through research, scholarship and artistic practice. Sara Hannant is speaking about some of the relationships between Witchcraft, Magic and Photography.
INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS OUR MISSION: TO SALUTE THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE WORLD'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHERS, TO DISCOVER NEW AND EMERGING TALENT, AND TO PROMOTE THE APPRECIATION OF PHOTOGRAPHY.The International Photography Awards™ conducts an annual competition for professional, non-professional, and student photographers on a global scale, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive competitions in the photography world today.
Sara Hannant is speaking about Of Shadows as part of the Strange Attractor Talks at SUPERNORMAL 2017. An experimental festival of arts and music, expanding upon new paradigms of what a festival can be. Independent and uncompromising, it champions multi-faceted, exploratory art and music from the underground, margins and fringes to impart inspiring and engaging encounters beyond the everyday and the expected.
Scholars from around the world at the University of Bedfordshire to explore themes around the Cinderella story. Sara will give a presentation on her work Ladybird Cinderella: Your House is on Fire.
Academics from as far afield as America, Canada, Brazil, Turkey and Australia attended the conference called All About Cinderella: retellings in a cultural imagination at the University's Luton campus.
During the conference the guests, who specialised in a variety of disciplines, including literature, dance, theatre and film, explored the popular Cinderella story and how different cultures interpreted the myth in different ways.
They also debated how the classic fairy tale is retold by every generation through story, film, dance, pantomime and music, and discussed how the story asked questions about gender stereotyping, female identity and femininity.
At the centre of the conference was a selection of items from the collection of Cinderella memorabilia donated to the University by an anonymous donor – it was this collection, held in the library at the Bedford campus, which inspired the conference.
Conference convenor Dr Nicola Darwood, Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the University, said: "We were delighted to welcome scholars from around the world and it was a privilege to hear so many speakers on such a variety of aspects of the Cinderella story.
Sara Hannant is speaking about Numinous at a one-day workshop 'Ritual 'Litter' Redressed: The heritage of contemporary deposits'.
A one-day workshop inviting scholars, heritage specialists, site managers and interested members of the public to explore the material culture and heritage of contemporary deposits.
The workshop is organised by Dr Ceri Houlbrook from the University of Hertfordshire and will explore the heritage of the contemporary deposit, defined here as any tangible item placed in a public space with no obvious intention of retrieval.
The aim of the workshop will be to promote a renegotiation of the term 'ritual litter' and to foster a dialogue between academics (from a wide range of disciplines including history, archaeology, anthropology, folklore) researching contemporary deposits, and heritage specialists and site managers, who tackle the practical issues surrounding such depositions.
There is a perceived schism between the researcher's approach to these objects (as 'material culture', 'ritual artefacts', 'empirical data'), and how they are sometimes viewed and treated within the heritage sector (as 'litter', 'waste', 'vandalism').
However, this schism is not always evident, and successful collaborations have taken place between researchers and site managers. The workshop's primary objectives are to explore such collaborations, address problems, and exchange ideas on the management of contemporary deposits. Speakers include Christine Finn, author of 'Leaving more than footprints': Modern votive offerings at Chaco Canyon prehistoric site', Antiquity, 71, (1997), and Andrew Foley, National Trust Ranger for Wayland's Smithy.
Sara Hannant will be speaking at "Folklore from the Cradle to the Grave". The Folklore Society's AGM conference 2017, 31st March -2nd April, jointly hosted with Traditional Arts and Culture Scotland, and Celtic and Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh. Scottish Storytelling Centre, 43-45 High St, Edinburgh EH1 1SR.
Caught by The River will be returning in March to The Horse Hospital – this time teaming up with Strange Attractor Press.
Our collaborative March event will feature: Sara Hannant and Simon Costin discussing, as documented by their recently published book Of Shadows.
One of the most important voices in British Folk, silenced for years by illness, singer and song collector Shirley Collins performs music from and inspired by her first release in nearly 40 years, Lodestar, alongside visuals by Nick Abrahams and photographs by Sara Hannant. Before Shirley takes to the stage, special guest musicians and dancers including Alasdair Roberts, John Kirkpatrick, Graham Coxon, Lisa Knapp, Olivia Chaney, the Brighton Morris Men and Boss Morris will pay homage to the vocalist, referencing not just her back catalogue, but the Folk songs and traditions that she holds dear.
An exhibition of photographs by Sara Hannant featuring English customs and rituals throughout the year. From costumed processions to traditional dance and ceremonies, this exhibition is on loan from the Horniman Museum and Gardens, and marks the centenary of the death of Oxford antiquary Percy Manning.
Part of a partnership with the Bodleian, Ashmolean and Pitt Rivers museum. Also featuring photographs of the Cowley Road Carnival since its inception.
The evening, which has been developed by the RAI photography committee, aims to share projects and ideas to create an informal network of interest. A meeting of minds for those interested in the intersections of anthropology and photography, a group of photographers and researchers (and photographer-researchers, and researcher-photographers) will convene, with wine, to show images, and talk. Taking a Pecha Kucha format, each participant was asked to bring one image and speak for just three minutes. Sara Hannant is speaking about her latest work in 'Of Shadows: One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic' exemplified with a single image.
There then, hear now is a radio show broadcast on Resonance FM by Mark Aitken about the relationship between photography and sound. Aleister Crowley described the potential of magick ritual as, 'every man and every woman being a star'. Can the taking of a photograph be recognised as a ritual in itself?
Friday 2nd December, 9 – 10pm Tonight we delve into Sara Hannant's book Of Shadows – One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, published by Strange Attractor Press. With music by John Zorn, The Incredible String Band, Comus and Black Widow.
As the days darken the London Fortean Society explores the folklore, ghosts and curses of the British Isles with the one-day symposium The Haunted Landscape. Authors, experts and researchers discuss ghosts, strange beasts and magic. From a talking mongoose to soul birds, moving megaliths in the landscape to witch marks in old buildings; fairy lore and ghosts. Join us at Conway Hall to learn that the green and pleasant land we abide in has dark, strange and chilling other side.
The Museum of Witchcraft was founded in Boscastle, Cornwall in 1960. It explores British magical practice, making comparisons with other systems of belief, from ancient times to the present day. Photographer Sara Hannant and museum director Simon Costin reveal highlights from their forthcoming book 'Of Shadows: One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic'.
Lo Recordings in association with state51 are hosting a very special event that celebrates all manner of wonderful things. Alongside live music and screenings, esoteric publishers Strange Attractor Press are presenting their new publication Of Shadows: One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic by Sara Hannant and Simon Costin. Sara Hannant will be giving a tour of her exhibition of photographs at 6.30pm.
Opening times: Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 4:30pm & Bank Holiday Mondays (last admission 3:45pm). Also open Mondays during school holidays.
Costumed processions and symbolic dramatisations, traditional dances and fire ceremonies mark the changing seasons and celebrate nature's bounty. Many of these customs claim an ancient origin. This exhibition brings together 50 photographs of regional rituals performed throughout the year in England. Shirley Collins, President of the English Folk Dance and Song Society comments "Sara Hannant's remarkable photographs convey, with joy and compassion, the mystery, charm and exuberance of traditional English ritual".
As part of Photomonth East London, theprintspace 74 Kingsland Road, E2 8DL are hosting the Photomonth Photobook fair, a collaborative event celebrating the photobook, taking place this Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th October from 11am – 5pm, with titles recently released by some of the most exciting, independent publishers who will be showing some of their latest short run publications.
Publishers and photographers taking part in the photobook fair include Hoxton Mini Press, Dewi Lewis Publishing, Trolley Books, Hwaet Books, A&E Photobooks, Chris Dorley-Brown, Giles Duley, Tom & Beth Atkinson, Heather McDonough, Mark Mattock, David Solomons, Homer Sykes, plus many more!
On Sunday at 2.30pm Sara Hannant is giving a talk about her photographs in Of Shadows: One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic published by Strange Attractor Press.
OF SHADOWS A haunting exhibition by photographer Sara Hannant launching the publication of her book with Simon Costin, Of Shadows: One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. Published by STRANGE ATTRACTOR PRESS Hallowe'en, 2016. Sara captures the essence of these carefully selected artefacts including wax dolls, wands, statues, daggers, pendants, robes and amulets, all used in the practice of witchcraft and magic.
Photomonth celebrates photography in galleries and venues across East London. The festival aims to demonstrate the diversity of contemporary photography and reach the widest possible audience. Since 2001 Photomonth has become one of the largest and most inclusive festivals in the UK – bringing innovation and inspiration through the Open Call for exhibitions, giving the opportunity for emerging artists to be appreciated in a variety of interesting and unusual spaces alongside leading internationally renowned photographers in galleries and major institutions.
Sustain advocates food and agriculture policies and practices that enhance the health and welfare of people and animals, improve the working and living environment, promote equity and enrich society and culture. The cover images were taken by Sara Hannant from her exhibitions Harvest for Health commissioned by Sustain in 2006 and Bread Street in 2004. Both exhibitions were supported by the Arts Council and Soil Association.
Sara took photographs of the Londonfoodlink Hospital Food Project from 'field to fork' including organic farming, food suppliers, transport services and caterers who supply food to London hospitals. The exhibition was launched at City Hall in London and toured to the Maudsley Hospital and the Royal Brompton Hospital where some of the images remain on permanent display. Bread Street was also launched at City Hall and toured to several London venues including Oxford House and Gunnersbury Museum.
Brighton Photo Fringe 2016 is a free city-wide open-access festival of new photography providing a packed programme of exhibitions, talks, screenings, workshops, tours and parties. The festival provides a chance to explore the city and see what makes photography such a central part of all our lives.
As a culmination of the BPF16 exhibition openings, the LAUNCH PARTY will be held on 1 October from 9pm at Alcampo Lounge, 84-86 London Road, Brighton, BN1 4JF. This event is ticketed in order to help BPF raise funds for its programme. Tickets can be purchased online at photofringe.org. All proceeds will go towards continuing the organisation's support for the photographic community. Tickets £4.50. The launch will feature projections of the OPEN16 submissions including work by Sara Hannant from her series, Ladybird, Ladybird.
Sara Hannant has been awarded an honourable mention in the Moscow International Foto Awards2016 for her work Numinous which will be exhibited from 20 July – 7 August in Na Kashirke Gallery in Moscow. MIFA received thousands of great images from 85 different countries. Entries were judged in Architecture, Advertising, Book, Editorial, Fine Art, Moving Images, Nature, People, Portfolio, Events and Science categories. MIFA asked the Jury Panel to review each submission based on the following criteria: originality, creativity, composition and most importantly overall impact. You can check all MIFA'16 Winners here.
This summer, Christie's South Kensington presents an exhibition charting the history of the Museum of British Folklore (MoBF). This travelling museum was developed by Simon Costin as a means of celebrating and promoting the rich and diverse history of British Folklore across the country.
"Sara Hannant has travelled widely in England to photograph regional traditions which mark the changing seasons, culminating in the critically-acclaimed book: 'Mummers, Maypoles and Milkmaids: A Journey Through the English Ritual Year' (Merrell, 2011).
Hannant's photographs are a unique document of ancient traditions in contemporary settings; for example, an image of Lewes bonfire seen through the prism of a mobile phone camera encapsulates the past, present and future and highlights the ongoing interest in collective folk expression.
Trans-States: The Art of Crossing Over is a transdisciplinary conference which will explore representations in contemporary visual culture of boundary crossing, liminality and queerification with specific reference to occultism, mysticism, shamanism and other esoteric and spiritual practices. Sara Hannant will be speaking about Of Shadows:One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. Keynote speakers include academics, independent scholars, practitioners and artists such as Dr. Marco Pasi, Alan Moore and Dr. Richard Kacynski.
An unabashed play on words, a trans- state is, among other things, a coincidentia oppositorum. An alchemical wedding that defines the fixed place, where boundaries are actively transgressed. In many ways, this very undertaking is where the role of the magician, mystic and artist collide. Down at the crossroads, where possibilities are collapsed into actualities, by the wondrous act of a conscious decision: there lies the place of suffering and surrender; of realisation and redemption.
Objects, exuding magic and mystery, emerge from the darkness of Cornwall's much loved Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. Artist and photographer Sara Hannant has captured the essence of these carefully selected artifacts, which include wax dolls, wands, statues, daggers, pendants, robes and amulets. Some have been displayed at the museum for years, others have long been hidden in its archives. Using her own magical tool, the camera, she found that "it was best to photograph at night. This enabled the objects to emerge from the darkness, where it is said magic begins." Tonight's stunning visual lecture shows what her residency revealed.
Sara's books are Mummers, Maypoles and Milkmaids: A Journey through the English Ritual Year and forthcoming Of Shadows, One Hundred Objects from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.
Sara Hannant's work is included in Glitter & Gravedust: Halloween Past & Present, a new exhibition curated by the Museum of Witchcraft & Magic. Opening in March 2016 and running until December, the exhibition charts the history of the festival and explores its various incarnations: from Samhain to Hallowtide, a time efficacious for love magic and divination, to its ambiguous, multicultural and often commercial modern expressions.
A conference to accompany and augment the exhibition will take place on Saturday, October 15th, 2016 at the Museum of Witchcraft & Magic, The Harbour, Boscastle, Cornwall Pl35 OHD. Professor Ronald Hutton will be the keynote speaker, presenting recent research into 'The History of Halloween'.
'If you really must understand this world, first you must stand upon your head.' Cecil Williamson, founder of the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.
Objects, exuding magic and mystery, emerge from the darkness of Cornwall's much loved Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. Artist and photographer Sara Hannant has captured the very essence of these carefully selected artifacts, which include wax dolls, wands, statues, daggers, pendants, robes and amulets, all used in the practice of witchcraft and magic. Some have been displayed at the museum for years, others have long been hidden in its archives.
You can roll up or book a seat with nigelofbermondsey@gmail.com to be guaranteed a seat.
Unfortunately due to health and safety issues Sara Hannant's scheduled exhibition Out of the Fire in the lower gallery has been cancelled. However, Sara is showing a small exhibition of her work on fire festivals in the upper gallery.
BBC Mark Forrest Evening Show interview with Sara Hannant 08.07.15 The country is filled with unusual little events and ceremonies.
From New Year's mummers to Xmas carol singing, wassailing to well dressing, Easter eggs to Halloween lanterns, calendar customs and seasonal events mark the rhythm of the year and celebrate festive occasions in many different ways — some old, some new, and all subject to change over time. This conference will look at a variety of customs and traditions associated with the calendar and changing seasons.
Speakers: Stephen Banks, Tom Brown, Helen Frisby, Alice Gilbert, Nick Groom, Deborah Kelley-Galin, Sara Hannant, Maureen James, Sharron Kraus, Tommy Kuusela, Mark Lewis, Peter Millington, Mark Norman, Bob and Jacqueline Patten, Steve Patterson, Jennifer Reid, Bill Roberts, Peter Robson, Derek Schofield, Murray Stewart.
Wells have long been regarded as sacred – as a prime source of the waters of life and survival, and there remains a firm belief that wishing at wells can magically transform events.
A traditional folk custom for healing is often practiced whereby a strip of cloth is torn from a person's garment, dipped into the well then hung on a nearby tree, as it falls and rots it is believed the illness will disappear. The cloths connect pilgrims' hopes and dreams to the opaque but powerful numinous – the divine power or spirit believed to inhabit the sacred place.
However, many cloths do not biodegrade and are consequently removed by the guardians who maintain these ancient sites. Sara Hannant asked the Cornish Ancient Sites Protection Network if she might salvage the discarded cloths from Sancreed Well.
She set about re-animating each cloth with the elemental materials of water, air, fire and earth, enabling the contemporary votive rags to complete the ancient folk magic. The photographs faithfully document the cloths in transformative states, yet the imagery appears to expose spirits or human forms that invite magical belief. The cloth's presence is finally represented by its absence suggesting a magical potency to re-enter nature and disappear.
Project commissioned by Forty Hall & Estate, London Borough of Enfield, supported by Heritage Lottery Fund and Metro Imaging. With thanks to the Cornish Ancient Sites Protection Network (CASPN), a charitable partnership formed to look after the ancient sites and monuments of Cornwall. CASPN works closely with local communities and official organisations to protect and promote our ancient heritage landscape through research, education and outreach activities.
Photographer Sara Hannant joins local history guide and speaker, Joe Studman to talk about her latest exhibition' Numinous' and the inspiration behind the work. Discussion will explore folklore and spirituality and promises to be an entertaining and lively look at the latest exhibition. With Q & A.
Phantasmaphile: Sara Hannant's "Numinous" show!
It is well established that while folk festivals appear to illustrate an ancient, bucolic past, they are contemporary markers of history and belonging. Cornish folk festivals can provide a valuable illustration of this. The Padstow May Day celebration, the Obby Oss, epitomises this sense of timelessness and spontaneous celebration. It attracts numerous tourists keen to join the spectacle of dancing and singing, and is seen by the Cornish tourist industry as the stellar event of the festival year. In contrast, Padstow's mid-winter Mummers celebration is downplayed by county officials. This event sees participants dance, drum and sing around the town, wearing black face-paint, with a repertoire that includes Minstrel ditties, while critical questions have been asked at regional and national levels. Both raise questions about the ways in which belonging is negotiated as a critical element in the Cornish festival landscape.
The spirit world comes to life in Fulgur's two-week-long celebration of esoteric art which coincides with the beginning of the dark months, Samhain. This is when the boundaries between the familiar and what is Other shatter. The veil is thin. The magic begins. For I:MAGE 2014, artists will explore what it means to communicate with spirits through art. Exhibiting artists: Agostino Arrivabene, Michael Bertiaux, Jesse Bransford, Anne Crossey, Arrington De Dionyso, Denis Forkas, Cristina Francov, Steffi Grant, Barry William Hale, Sara Hannant, Edith Knight, Liz Insogna, Francesco Parisi, Max Razdow, Residue, Penny Slinger, Austin Osman Spare and Mark Titchner.
It is hoped by showing the artists' work in the context of an allotment, help people reconnect with the soil.
The Royal Anthropological Institute is pleased to announce that a conference 'Anthropology and Photography' will take place at the British Museum, Clore Centre, in conjunction with the museum's Department of Africa, Oceania and the Americas. The aim of the Conference is to stimulate an international discussion on the place, role and future of photography. The Folklore Society have invited Sara Hannant to show some of her photographs as part of the Royal Anthropological Institute's Anthropology and Photography Conference to be held on 29-31 May at the British Museum in London. The portfolio illustrates how photography is advancing the practice and understanding of anthropology and folklore.
In May 2014 Sara Hannant completed her artist residency at the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. The museum first approached Sara in 2012 and since then she has photographed one hundred magical objects from the collection. The images will be published and exhibited in 2016.
Come and celebrate the arrival of spring at Forty Hall with traditional folk music, performances and creative workshops! Walk around a beautifully decorated Hall adorned with flowers and foliage, watch strolling minstrels 'Princes in the Tower' and Morris Dancing and meet the Green Man. Creative workshops include making a Green Man-inspired brooch, green man mask making and yarn weaving.
There will be live music performances from Terry Gilmour, Rufus Talijen, Hanna Marines, James David Williams and Nicole Flodin. Music delivered in partnership with Friends of Forty Hall Park and The Red Room.
Hannant's photographs of English folk customs capture the eternity of tradition and the spectacular force of movement contained in group celebrations. From Ottery St Mary's blazing tar barrels to the colourful greenery of Deptford's Green Man, Hannant shows with dramatic vividness how the Wheel of the Year keeps spinning even when so many of us have forgotten its pagan ancestry.
Since encountering Deptford Jack-in-the-Green in 2006 photographer, Sara Hannant began a journey to explore seasonal rituals as they occur throughout the English year. This touring exhibition, which coincides with the publication of a book of the same title, mingles folklore, myth and tradition. The images give a real sense of what it was like to be there; jostled by crowds at the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge, or listening to the clink and rustle of the milkmaids, decked out in silverware, who parade with the Deptford Jack. The photographs are compelling, at once capturing the vividness, excitement and mystery of costumed processions, fire rituals, traditional dances and mumming plays that are held in rural and urban locations throughout the country.
While some folkloric customs claim ancient origins, others are recent revivals or re-inventions. Regional traditions also vary, incorporating local and transnational influences. However, all the featured traditions mark significant times within the wheel of the year, from the spring ritual dances in Bacup to the lighting of mid-winter fires in Sussex.
Photography, like a ritual, charts a moment in time, yet nothing is fixed: traditional culture is shown as a continual communal process of evolution, forging a dynamic connection between past, present and future.
"Sara Hannant's remarkable photographs convey, with joy and compassion the charm and exuberance of traditional English ritual." – Shirley Collins of the English Folk Dance and Song Society.
The alumni of Newport's photography courses include some of the key figures in contemporary photography. The exhibition primarily focused on the period between 1973, when David Hurn established the acclaimed Documentary Photography course and the present day. The exhibition celebrates the significant influence Newport has had on the world of photography. Past students were asked to contribute a recent photograph and one from their time at Newport.
Since 1897, when Sir Benjamin Stone established the National Photographic Record Association (NPRA), photographers have had a fascination with the rites and rituals of Britain. Photography and folklore practice have a complimentary relationship – the medium of photography captures the ephemeral moment. Despite existing in the here and now, both photography and folklore are an act of remembrance. Photographs act as a repository of these fleeting happenings and constitute an artefact of folklore in themselves. With contributions from Sara Hannant, Faye Claridge, Matthew Cowan, Doc Rowe, the Benjamin Stone Collection, Flickr and more.
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Since 2006 photographer Sara Hannant has documented folk rites of the seasonal year, spending time talking to people and photographing events as they unfold. Tonight she tells what she has learnt: what is the state of folk custom today, and how do those involved feel about the rites they keep alive. She also reflects on her own experiences of witnessing the wheel of the year in this way, sharing with us her favourite shots from her own work — and pulling out of the archives some amazing monochrome photographs from the distant past, when ceremonies were first recorded. A visual and personal smorgasbord is promised; join us! Sara is author of Mummers, Maypoles and Milkmaids, and will be signing copies after the lecture.
Award-winning photographer Sara Hannant has travelled the length and breadth of the country to capture our ancient traditions and finds a nation that is surprisingly at ease with the old ways.
This unique literary and musical event includes an exclusive slide-show by the author plus folk performances, a Q&A session and a debate chaired by the magazine's editor.
Award winning photographer Sara Hannant's vibrant photographs of regional rituals performed throughout the year in England. This exhibition brings together 50 photographs of regional rituals performed throughout the year in England. Costumed processions, symbolic dramatizations, traditional dances and fire ceremonies mark the changing seasons and celebrate nature's bounty. Many of these customs claim an ancient origin. London practices are well documented including Borough Market's Apple Day celebrations and Twelfth Night Wassailing on the South Bank.
On Sunday 8 July, as part of The Big Dance Picnic, at 1.30-2pm and 3.30-4pm, Sara Hannant will be signing copies of her book Mummers, Maypoles and Milkmaids in the Horniman Shop.


A comprehensive comparative analysis of the most important legal issues that dominate European sport.
The book describes the increasingly stronger involvement in the regulation of European sports by the European Union following the adaptation of the "Sports Article" (Art. 165 TFEU) in the Lisbon Treaty. This development takes place in a time, where the traditional European Model of Sport is challenged by the unprecedented globalization of popular sports around the world. The book also addresses the concept of "Lex Sportiva" and the rising influence on sports law jurisprudence by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Throughout the chapters on competition law, free movement of labor, agent regulation, broadcasting and intellectual property rights, the status quo of European Sports law is compared and analysed with the ongoing development in US sports law jurisprudence in order to outline a possible common trend in international sports law.
The book is an updated and revised edition of the comparative sports law analysis that was first published in 2004.
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Q: Java - Repeat Function for Specific Numbers I am exceptionally new to programming, but I am working on improving my skills as a programmer. Recently, I gave myself the challenge to determine what multiples of a given number are made up of distinct digits. I have gotten most of it to work, but I still need to make the code apply for every number that is a multiple of the input one. The code I have working so far is as follows:
Integer numberA = 432143;
Integer numberB = numberA;
Integer[] digitArray = new Integer[numberA.toString().length()];
int index;
for (index = 0; index < digitArray.length; index++) {
    digitArray[index] = (numberA % 10);
numberA /= 10;
}
int repeats = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < digitArray.length; i++) {
    for (int j = 0; j < digitArray.length; j++) {
    if ((i != j) && (digitArray[i]==digitArray[j])) repeats = repeats + 1;
    }
}
if (repeats == 0) {
  System.out.println(numberB);
}

This will determine if the number is made up of distinct digits, and, if it is, print it out. I have spent quite a bit of time trying to make the rest of the code work, and this is what I've come up with:
Integer number = 1953824;
Integer numberA = number;
Integer numberB = numberA;
for (Integer numberC = number; numberC.toString().length() < 11;
            numberC = numberC + number) {
    Integer[] digitArray = new Integer[numberA.toString().length()];
    int index;
    for (index = 0; index < digitArray.length; index++) {
        digitArray[index] = (numberA % 10);
        numberA /= 10;
    }
    int repeats = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < digitArray.length; i++) {
        for (int j = 0; j < digitArray.length; j++) {
            if ((i != j) && (digitArray[i]==digitArray[j])) repeats = repeats + 1;
        }
    }
    if (repeats == 0) {
        System.out.println(numberB);
    }
}

I can't figure out why, but his just prints whatever the number is a bunch of times if it is made up of distinct digits, and leaves it blank if it is not. If anyone could tell me why this is occurring, or even tell me what I need to do to fix it, that would be superb. Remember, I am very new to programming, so please give a short explanation for any terms you use that are at all out of the ordinary. I am eager to learn, but I currently know very little. Thank you for your time, and I greatly appreciate any and all help you can give me.

A: You assign the value of numberA to numberB (which is the value of number) right before the for loop. After that, numberB is never modified or assigned to a new value, so for every pass through the for loop, you're simply printing the value of numberB, which is always 1953824 in this case.
There are several corrections that can be made to achieve the result you desire, while cleaning up the code a little. The first thing is to change the print statement to print the correct number:
System.out.println(numberC);

Since numberC is the variable that is being updated by the for loop, that's what you'll want to conditionally print out if there are no repeat digits. Since we've replaced numberB with numberC, that means numberB is not longer needed, you can delete the declaration for it.
Now, the next issue is when you're defining the digital array - you should use the length of numberC, not numberA. Also, inside the for loop, you should assign numberA the value of numberC, or else eventually nothing but 0s will be stored in your digitArray. Overall, here's what it should look like.
    Integer number = 1953824;
    Integer numberA = number;

    for (Integer numberC = number; numberC.toString().length() < 11;
                    numberC = numberC + number) {

        Integer[] digitArray = new Integer[numberC.toString().length()];
        numberA = numberC;
        int index;
        for (index = 0; index < digitArray.length; index++) {
            digitArray[index] = (numberA % 10);
            numberA /= 10;
        }
        int repeats = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < digitArray.length; i++) {
            for (int j = 0; j < digitArray.length; j++) {
                if ((i != j) && (digitArray[i] == digitArray[j]))
                    repeats = repeats + 1;
            }
        }
        if (repeats == 0) {
            System.out.println(numberC);
        }
    }

This should produce the desired result. It seems to work on my machine :)
If you want, you can take Jeffrey's suggestion and change the Integer to the primitive int to avoid the overhead of boxing. However, you still need to use the Integer class to use the toString() method, but you can accomplish that using Integer.valueOf():
Integer.valueOf(numberC).toString()

A: So if I understand correctly you are trying to find out if certain multiple exists within your number. Instead of constantly dividing by 10 instead use the modulus symbol. You can even embed it in conditional statements.
For example:
if(numberOne % 2 == 0)

Then we know that numberOne divided by 2 has a remainder of zero and is thus a multiple of 2

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AUGUSTA — The auction of the Shaw's Plaza shopping center on Western Avenue, which includes a main building anchored by Shaw's supermarket as well as several surrounding smaller buildings housing multiple other businesses, has been postponed.
The auction of the complex had been scheduled for Thursday. It was postponed until Oct. 25, according to a representative of the auction company handling the planned sale.
The 196,000-square-foot retail plaza, also known as the Capitol Shopping Center, is spread across 18.5 acres and includes buildings housing Big Lots, PetLife, Dollar Tree, Anytime Fitness, Aspen Dental, Applebee's, Lamey Wellehan and other commercial tenants, as well as a parking lot with entrances on Western Avenue, Capitol Street and Armory Street.
The property is valued by the city, for tax purposes, at $16.4 million, generating $334,000 a year in property taxes paid to the city.
Local officials have speculated that most of the businesses there now will remain in place after the sale.
Teresa Edington, spokeswoman for Shaw's Supermarket, declined to discuss the supermarket's lease for its longtime spot in the plaza, but she indicated the supermarket expects to be able to remain there if and when ownership changes hands.
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The Central South Island Methodist Synod has gone creative in its efforts to find a solution to a gap in youth ministry left since the previous youth worker moved away.
A new youth ministry team has been created, with a vision of re-energising youth and drawing them closer to Christ.
Rev Jill Van de Geer, Rev Alan Webster and Siu Williams-Lemi have together formed this unique partnership to meet the needs of the youth of the district.
Instead of a single person carrying the weight of all the youth, the ministry is to be shared between the three of them.
is supported in her work by two presbyters.
The original plan was to replace the former youth worker with another single, full-time youth ministry coordinator. This was unsuccessful but the Synod was not prepared to let the matter drop. Rather, it looked at how it could achieve what was wanted when it couldn't be done in the way it was originally conceived.
"Instead of going for a qualified experienced person, we decided to look for a person who had all of the qualities needed for the task and then equip them," Jill says.
The idea was to then develop a supportive team to mentor, educate and enable the chosen candidate.
Alan is the team's resource facilitator. He says Siu stood out as having these qualities.
She had long been recognised for her contribution and presence amongst the youth of the parish, he says.
After a series of informal discussions Siu applied for the job, was formally interviewed and appointed to the regional youth ministry coordinator position for the Central South Island as from the 1st June.
She is responsible to encourage networking amongst youth from as far south as Timaru and as far north as Rangiora, and to organise regular youth events.
"I see my job as equipping youth, helping them, and enabling them to become whole people, fulfilled in Christ," says Siu.
It is no small task, with more than 100 youth in the synod and more than 10 active youth churches.
However she is not alone, as she is supported by Jill, Alan and the wider church community.
Siu, Alan and Jill feel that the team is bigger than the individuals in it. They and the wider Christian community want to enable Siu in her task of resourcing youth leadership within the Central South Island.
Through formal tertiary education and hands-on experience, the Synod is committed to enabling Siu to become fully equipped to carry out her role.
Already Synod has been impressed with the enthusiasm and vitality Siu has shown. The skill that has most impressed them has been the high energy she brings to all her tasks, particularly in emails sent out to the youth. They have been hitting with energy.
It is this energy this new youth ministry team hopes will also encourage other youth leaders to be inspired to begin their own developmental journey.


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After updating to 17.1.7 the Apinger service (Gateway Monitoring Daemon) dont start, and cannot be startet manually.
The logs are under System: Gateways: Log File. You'd also have to shed a bit of light on your gateway monitoring configuration. It would also help which version you came from.
I'm not aware of a change that would cause this in a 17.1.6 -> 17.1.7 transition, but let's see.
Sorry for the late reply, I got distracted by more pressing maters.
The default gateway seems to be correctly configured. I edit the gateway (edit/save) without changing a thing the problem goes away.
Great, thanks, I had the same with apinger not running. After editing and saving without any changes it works again.
And I have the same sytuation - apinger doesn't start but after reedition of Getway it started .
Version of soft is 17.1.8 on VM appilance with installed VM ware tools .