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Who was the philosopher who said to question everything?
Socrates thought that we should question absolutely everything and not rest until we know our beliefs lie on a secure foundation. In this class, we'll consider Socrates' approach to the good life.
What is the nature of Aristotle thinking?
1. Natures. Nature, according to Aristotle, is an inner principle of change and being at rest (Physics 2.1, 192b20–23). This means that when an entity moves or is at rest according to its nature reference to its nature may serve as an explanation of the event.
Does a philosopher ask questions?
Given how familiar and ubiquitous questions are, it is surprising to find that the philosophical study of questions is relatively new. Few philosophers throughout history have asked what a question is, and fewer still have wondered or theorised about the value or significance of questions in our lives.
What is a metaphysical question?
When we ask questions about what is real or the nature of reality in general, we are asking metaphysical questions. When philosophers construct theories of reality they are engaged in metaphysics. Some examples of metaphysical questions include the following: What sorts of things are real vs. mere appearances?
What kind of questions did Socrates ask?
Here are the six types of questions that Socrates asked his pupils.
Questions about the question
What was the point of asking that question?
Why do you think I asked this question?
Am I making sense? Why not?
What else might I ask?
What was Plato most known for?
What is Plato known for? Plato's most famous work is the Republic, which details a wise society run by a philosopher. He is also famous for his dialogues (early, middle, and late), which showcase his metaphysical theory of forms—something else he is well known for.
Who is the father of metaphysics?
Parmenides is the father of metaphysics. Parmenides is a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher whose work survives today in fragments.
What is metaphysics According to Heidegger?
In the wider sense of this term, metaphysics is thus, for Heidegger, any discipline which, whether explicitly or not, provides an answer to the question of the being of beings and of their ground.
Are all questions philosophical?
(c) All questions normally called philosophical, if they are significant and answerable questions, can be re-expressed, and are more clearly expressed as requests for definite criteria of use, or definitions, of the terms which they contain.
What is Heraclitus theory?
Heraclitus asserted that the world exists as a coherent system in which a change in one direction is ultimately balanced by a corresponding change in another.
What is Plato's metaphysical theory?
First published Wed May 12, 2004; substantive revision Wed Mar 9, 2016. Platonism is the view that there exist such things as abstract objects — where an abstract object is an object that does not exist in space or time and which is therefore entirely non-physical and non-mental.
What is Anaxagoras philosophy?
Anaxagoras' doctrine of the autonomous, infinite, powerful and eternal Mind [1], which is the purest of all things, the master of itself and the ruler on everything, controlling all the elements and directing all the physical interactions in the universe by the most proper way [2], is the most innovatory amazing theory …
What is the philosophy of Anaximander?
Anaximander postulated eternal motion, along with the apeiron, as the originating cause of the world. This (probably rotary) motion caused opposites, such as hot and cold, to be separated from one another as the world came into being.
What was Democritus philosophy?
The theory of Democritus held that everything is composed of "atoms," which are physically, but not geometrically, indivisible; that between atoms, there lies empty space; that atoms are indestructible, and have always been and always will be in motion; that there is an infinite number of atoms and of kinds of atoms, …
What was Protagoras philosophy?
Protagoras is known primarily for three claims (1) that man is the measure of all things (which is often interpreted as a sort of radical relativism) (2) that he could make the "worse (or weaker) argument appear the better (or stronger)" and (3) that one could not tell if the gods existed or not.
What is Socrates philosophy?
Philosophy. Socrates believed that philosophy should achieve practical results for the greater well-being of society. He attempted to establish an ethical system based on human reason rather than theological doctrine. Socrates pointed out that human choice was motivated by the desire for happiness.
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A: You're probably using a newer PrimeFaces version for a project that use an older one. Try to check which version of PrimeFaces was used for the project

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After years of living in Boulder, Colorado, we moved to Oriental, North Carolina, to cruise the Atlantic coast and beyond on a 40-foot Passport. After enduring the rigors of offshore sailing for two years, we sold the boat and returned to Boulder, only to stay for a year before leaving for Seattle, Washington.
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[January 17, 2022 9:28 am ET] Avianca Announces Seven New Routes As It Continues Rapid Growth
[January 19, 2022 7:00 am ET] Allegiant's December 2021 Traffic Numbers Exceed 2019 Levels
Economy Class cabin on board Hawaiian's new A321neo aircraft. (Photo: Hawaiian Airlines)
[ Opinions ]December 8, 2017 4:57 pm ET
By Hemal Gosai
Opinion: Hawaiian Airlines Should Carefully Consider Basic Economy
Hawaiian Airlines is debating introducing basic economy on many of its flights. While basic economy fares have been permeating the US domestic markets through the efforts of the three major domestic carriers, Hawaiian Airlines has been quiet on this topic until now.
Basic Economy's Push to Buy Up
Airline executives have pitched basic economy as a tool for legacy carriers to compete with low-cost carriers on many routes. However, it's become quite apparent that basic economy fares are nothing more than a money grab by the airlines, with the success of basic economy being based on how many passengers don't buy it.
This is done by shrinking benefits, such as removing early boarding, elite qualifying segments and carry on bags, all for the sake of saving a small amount of money.
In a recent interview with the Associated Press, American Airlines' President, Robert Isom, stated "We've seen about 50 percent of the customers that are presented with the Basic opportunity fare are choosing to buy up. That's really good news for us. That is all improved revenue for us."
By making basic economy as poor of an experience as possible, airline executives are hoping that customers will instead buy up to more expensive fares, thus increasing top-line revenue growth. While the airlines have every right to introduce these fares to help their business, it often comes at the cost of decency.
The three major domestic carriers in the United States have reached the bottom of the hole into their descent into mediocrity, and now they're getting their shovels out to dig down a bit further. Hawaiian Airlines, however, is looking to grow its business by taking a more civilized approach.
Hawaiian's Thoughtful Consideration
CEO Mark Dunkerely in a recent interview expressed interest in introducing basic economy at the airline, but put emphasis on the fact that they would be walking a very fine line. The challenge here is how to offer basic economy without insulting the passengers in the process.
Given Hawaiian's position as a leisure carrier, it is important that they don't create a bad experience for their passengers. Vacations to Hawaii for some are a significant expenditure, and these passengers don't want to feel inadequate.
Dunkerely aptly explained by saying "you don't want to be told that you're so cheap that you don't rate a meal."
Hawaiian isn't completely sold on the concept, but does acknowledge its revenue increasing potential and will continue to research the concept.
The airline is keeping basic decency in mind while making business decisions. Given the airline industry in the US these days, it is refreshing to see an airline taking into consideration the passenger.
Hemal Gosai
Hemal took his first flight at four years old and has been an avgeek since then. When he isn't working as an analyst he's frequently found outside watching planes fly overhead or flying in them. His favorite plane is the 747-8i which Lufthansa thankfully flies to EWR allowing for some great spotting. He firmly believes that the best way to fly between JFK and BOS is via DFW and is always willing to go for that extra elite qualifying mile.
Hemal took his first flight at four years old and has been an avgeek since then. When he isn't working as an analyst he's frequently found outside watching planes fly overhead or flying in them. His favorite plane is the 747-8i which Lufthansa thankfully flies to EWR allowing for some great spotting. He firmly believes that the best way to fly between JFK and BOS is via DFW and is always willing to go for that extra elite qualifying mile. Hemal's opinions are his own and do not reflect those of his employer.
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Rivière-du-Loup: Wikis
Rivière-du-Loup at sunset
Location in Quebec, Canada
Coordinates: 47°50′N 69°32′W / 47.833°N 69.533°W / 47.833; -69.533
1850 as Fraserville
1919 as Rivière-du-Loup
- Mayor
Michel Morin
Area [1]
84.23 km2 (32.5 sq mi)
409.56 km2 (158.1 sq mi)
220.7/km2 (571.6/sq mi)
- Metro Density
60.0/km2 (155.4/sq mi)
Eastern (UTC-5)
- Summer (DST)
Official city site
For the electoral district, see Rivière-du-Loup (electoral district)
Rivière-du-Loup (2006 population 18,586) is a small city on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River in Quebec. The city is the seat for the Rivière-du-Loup Regional County Municipality.
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The city was named after the nearby river, whose name means Wolf's River in French. This name may have come from a native tribe known as "Les Loups" or from the many seals, known in French as loup-marin (sea wolves), once found at the river's mouth.
Rivière-du-Loup was originally established in 1673 as the seigneurie of Sieur Charles-Aubert de la Chesnaye. The community was incorporated as the village of Fraserville, in honour of early settler Alexandre Fraser, in 1850, and became a city in 1910. The city reverted to its original name, Rivière-du-Loup, in 1919.
The city is known for its spectacular sunsets.
Rivière-du-Loup is a traditional stopping point between Quebec City, the Maritimes and the Gaspé Peninsula. The Trans-Canada Highway turns south here, transferring from Autoroute 20 to Autoroute 85 and continuing southerly to Edmundston, New Brunswick.
There is a ferry which crosses the river to Saint-Siméon on the north shore.
The city is also served by the Rivière-du-Loup Airport (IATA airport code YRI). The town can also be reached by VIA Rail.
A panorama of Rivière-du-Loup's skyline.
Rue LaFontaine is an important commercial street in Rivière-du-Loup.
Rivière-du-Loup is an unusual television market, as each of its stations has two transmitters in the city. As a result of the region's hilly geography, it is virtually impossible for a television station to serve the entire area with a single transmitter, as parts of the broadcast area experience signal dropout. Accordingly, each station in the city has both a primary transmitter and a low-power rebroadcaster to serve viewers who cannot receive the primary signal.
Additionally, the city is served by Canada's only triple-stick operation, in which all three of its licensed stations are owned by the same company, Télé Inter-Rives.
Channel 7 (13) - CKRT (Radio-Canada)
Channel 9 (6) - CIMT (TVA)
Channel 29 (11) - CFTF (V)
Unlike most cities in Quebec, Rivière-du-Loup has no local Télé-Québec outlet, nor a repeater of CBMT, Montreal's CBC Television station, though these channels are available on the Vidéotron system in Rivière-du-Loup.
FM 89.5 - CJBR-1, Première Chaîne
FM 90.7 - CBRX-3, Espace musique
FM 103.1 - CFYX-FM-1, talk/classic rock (rebroadcasts CFYX Rimouski, new in 2009)
FM 103.7 - CIEL, AC
FM 107.1 - CIBM, CHR
FM 107.9 - CIBM-FM-1
Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister, had a summer home in Rivière-du-Loup.
People born there include:
Nicolas Dickner, writer
Dr. John McLoughlin, known as "the father of Oregon"
Allan Sirois, professional hockey player
Alexandre-Antonin Taché, first Archbishop of Saint Boniface
^ Statistics Canada (but Ministère des Affaires Municipales et Régions shows an area of 83.39 km2)
^ Statistics Canada 2006 Census
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Delayed Replays (with Sizwesandile Mnisi and Sihle Mnqwazana) is a surrealist installation art piece that draws from my own artistic interest with Namibia. The sand of the Omaheke desert and of Luderitz's ghost towns mirrors the sea in which over 600 Black lives were lost in the sinking of the Mendi. In 1914, ten years after the Nama/Herero genocide in the Omaheke desert, South Africa invaded Luderitz Bay. Luderitz Bay is joined to Shark Island, a Nama/Herero death camp, in which Black people were used for medical experiements that would lay the foundation for Nazi eugenics and social darwinism theories in the West. The white supremacy that came as a result of colonialism was one of the factors that pushed Black soldiers to fight for the colony that had disenfranchised them, with hopes that unity in the war would gain them more rights at home. But the men who were on their way to fight were not even permitted to use firearms. The piece reflects the series of mass killings of Africans for European national gain. The legacy of colonialism repeats itself as a cycle continuously in the modern day. But for how long must history repeat itself?


The new champions had a slow start into the competition before picking themselves up and getting the job done until the final match which saw them dominate a form Impala side that was branded the team to beat after securing top spot at the end of the league season.
Therefore it is with no surprise that they also dominate my team of the season, occupying the lion's share with five players out of the fifteen that were chosen basing on merit and their exploits throughout the Kenya Cup season.
A hybrid loosehead who should be able to give the national team selectors a headache while considering starting options for the #1 jersey that also includes KCB's Moses Amusala in it, Mwanjilwa could make it count with his powerful scrummaging and all round play.
There was much talk about him filling the void left in the KCB #2 jersey by Kenyan international Peter Karia who headed for South Africa as the season began.
However, he has proved critics and the naysayers wrong by subsequently making his presence felt everytime he dons the green shirt for the bankers. Scored a superb 20-metre solo try punching across the nitty gritty Quins defence in the third place playoff match last weekend for what was his seventh try of the season.
Many will envy the Kabras forward pack this season having to deal with big sized intimidating players and heavy carries all over the field and Duncan Mwangi has shown that he can as well deliver when called upon.
The tight head has been in impressive form for the sugar millers; almost impossible to stop and a huge nuisance to the opposition teams becoming a troublesome thorn in all facets of play.
The experienced lock is a dangerous un-nullify-able threat at the line out as well as very good in defending mauls, not to mention the huge threat he posesses most importantly with his ball carrying abilities aiding the Kabras style of play. His laborious work rate which keeps on getting better with age could be perhaps what sets him apart from the other second rows in the competition.
The big lock has been impressive in all quarters around the Impala set piece and has embodied himself among the in form players in his position which should play a huge part in his cementing for a place in the national team for the upcoming tests alongside lineout maestro Oliver Mang'eni.
For an academy player to rise up through the ranks and be able to mix it up with the big boys says a lot about the Kenya U19 captain's potential. His ability to play both at blindside and openside flank has proved to be a huge contribution into the Sarries set up this season. Closely edges out Kabras' Apenisa Natabua for the spot.
In only his second Kenya Cup season with Harlequins, Misango has gone ahead to become a regular starter playing almost if not each and every game for the side. Has an eagle eye on the turnover ball adding it up with his constant breakdown skills terming him to become a potential worldclass fetcher. He ended the season with six tries.
Had a huge responsibility resting on his shoulders as captain of the new champions in his debut season for the club but has instead used it as a motivating factor, racking up tries to become the league's top try scorer a season after he was named MVP while at KCB.
Plays with complete composure and confidence behind the bulgy Nakuru forwards and has since been the steering wheel of the Rift Valley side that has provided very little to talk about this season.
With the team short of a much needed workforce after the club imposed bans on a few key players, Ominde has almost taken it as a solo task to push his team forward despite his audacious efforts suffering a blow in the 16-15 playoff defeat to eventual cup champions Kabras.
He ended the season with 147 points from four tries, 32 conversions and a record 20 penalties - six in the last season regular season game against KCB, and a drop goal.
An unusually gifted ball player whom many would consider as player of the season despite having a shocker in the final. His strategic ability to dictate play for the Saracens has seen them develop a skill full running game.
Possess deadly distribution skills that are made to count by Impala's explosive backs. Worth a mention on this front is Quins' Kevin Keegan.
Nato was Impala's second highest point scorer with 84 points gathered from 13 tries, five conversions, two penalties and a drop goal.
The towering winger has been knocking down doors in the Impala team providing the much needed pace in the backline.
His ability to cut across defences an head over for the tryline have made him to become a household name among rugby enthusiasts and it comes with no suprise that he has been rewarded with a national team call up.
Minjire ended the season with ten tries, that included a hat trick against Nondies in Week 16, and the most important one against KCB in the semis that ultimately ended the reign of the Champions.
A leader of men on the pitch who supplements his vast experience with powerful runs that cause havoc to opposition teams in the midfield.
Likely to start at inside centre for the national team this year, Agunda has played a huge part in turning around the Quins team that was said to have lost its aura at the close of last season.
In a new midfield partnership with fellow international Nick Barasa, Olando's first season with Kabras has been a striking success.
Exhibits a wide range of skills - from his block wall defence to having a superb boot from the kicking tee that has immensely contributed in the triumph for his new club.
One of the leading lights of a very much improved Quins side. Has turned up in a majority of games played by Quins this season. He started the season with a steal of a try that saw Impala beaten at home 29-22 in the season opener.
His fantastic finishing skills enabled him to bag a hat trick of tries against KCB in the third/fourth playoff last weekend becoming Quins' top try scorer with 18 touchdowns at the end of the Kenya Cup season.
The hat trick was his fourth of the season following on three others; against Blak Blad in Week 5 and twice against Bungoma Sharks in Week 14 and Week 17.
An amazing attacking specimen and is among the few KCB players to have maintained his top class form in a season where the last season's champions have blown hot and cold throughout their entire Kenya Cup campaign.
Darwin contains very acute skills with ball in hand, a deceptive run that leaves the opposition confused and a magnificent boot that has seen him collect the top point scorer's award this season after amassing a record 199 points from 14 tries, 32 conversions and 13 penalties - six that came in the 25-8 quarterfinal playoff win over Homeboyz.


Extraordinarily fit, elite male gymnasts are lean with powerful muscles, as well as being agile and flexible. While training is important in achieving physical and athletic goals, so is diet. The ideal male gymnast's diet is aimed at getting enough calories and filling up with the right amount of carboydrates, protein and fat.
While training, male gymnasts need to eat enough calories to maintain muscle mass and promote muscle growth. The number of calories you need depends on your age, current weight, height and the amount of time spent training. On average, active men need 3,000 calories per day to maintain a healthy weight, according to the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Monitoring your calorie intake and body weight can help you determine how many calories you need each day.
The ideal diet for a male gymnast is high in carbohydrates, moderate in protein and low in fat, according to Dr. A Jay Binder, member of the medical commission of the Federation of International Gymnastics. Carbohydrates act as an efficient source of energy for muscles. Carbs such as fruit and potatoes provide a quick source of energy, while whole-grain breads and cereals, pasta and beans provide a longer-lasting steady source of energy. Protein is important for maintaining and growing muscle. Lean meats, eggs, fish, beans and low-fat milk are good sources of protein. Leanness might be your goal, but you still need some fat in your diet. A male gymnast should get at least 20 percent of calories from healthy sources of fat such as nuts, olive oil and fatty fish such as salmon.
Use your plate as a guide to help you get the right amount of carbs, protein and fat. Sports dietitian Nancy Clark suggests you fill two-thirds to three-quarters of your plate with carbs, and one-quarter to one-third of your plate with protein. The fat in your diet comes from the oils used during cooking and the fat naturally found in foods such as chicken, fish and low-fat milk. For example, a healthy male gymnast's breakfast meal might include whole-wheat toast and fresh cantaloupe with hard-boiled eggs and a glass of low-fat milk. For lunch, fill your plate with brown rice, broccoli and a grilled chicken breast. A healthy dinner meal might include a baked sweet potato with roasted vegetables and salmon.
Snacks are an important part of your diet plan. Eating small snacks throughout the day helps you meet your high-energy needs and improves performance and recovery. Snacks should include a source of carbohydrates and protein, such as whole-wheat crackers with peanut butter, yogurt and a banana, or dried fruit and nut mix. It is especially important that you eat a snack after training or competition to replenish energy stores and promote muscle healing.


Lake Superior ATD Chapter - Be a Presenter!
Do you have experience and expertise that could benefit your colleagues? Why not share that—and get recognition from your colleagues—as a presenter at one of our programs?
We are always looking for talented and innovative speakers throughout the year, so it is always a great time to submit a proposal. We seek talented presenters who can share real world examples and practical tactics that our members and attendees can apply in their workplace environments.
We ask that presenters design their presentations with visual, auditory and kinesthetic learning styles in mind. They should also include meaningful interactions to fully engage participants.
We offer a variety of programs, including monthly programs, full-day workshops and special events. Our monthly programs are typically held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month except in July, August and December.
Presenting at a Chapter program is an opportunity to develop professionally and share your expertise with other training professionals. Our programs are also a fantastic time to catch up with friends and expand your professional network. As a non-profit, we typically do not pay/reimburse speakers. However, any exceptions are addressed on a case-by-case basis.
The topics for our monthly program and special events support the ATD Competency Model reflecting the ten Areas of Expertise (AOE) identified as essential knowledge and skills. Do you have an idea? We would love to hear about it!
Fantastic! We would love to learn more about your proposal. Any chapter member or non-member can submit a proposal. A committee of chapter volunteers will review your proposal and make selections based on how your proposed presentation fits within our annual programming goals.
Each submission will be reviewed and there is no guarantee of selection. Additionally, we will only contact the speakers who have been selected.
We currently have a full calendar of programs for 2019, but we will be accepting new proposals for 2020 in the fall.


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Success Story of - 2021 ( Journey of Anunay Mishra )
Journey of Anunay Mishra - 16
Anunay Mishra, a 16-year-old boy, is a force to be reckoned with. The trial and tribulations of life did not deter him from staying positive and fight till the end. He was diagnosed with S/P Glenn, Double Inlet Single Left Ventricle, and has been dealing with cardiac issues since he was six years old.
Either his nails, tongue, lips would turn blue, or he would experience shortness of breath. Initially, these signs were ignored by the family, but soon they realized something was unusual. He was taken to King George's Medical University in Lucknow where the doctors couldn't specify the problem and the only advice given to his family was to take Anunay to Delhi for further check-ups.
However, the financial constraints restricted them from travelling. In 2014, again Anunay's condition worsened, and his parents finally brought him to Delhi for a check-up. They took him to the G. B. Pant Hospital but unfortunately, they ended up losing a lot of time standing in long queues. In 2015, almost after waiting for six-seven months,his turn came and the first surgery – Glenn was performed. However, even after the surgery, some of the problems persisted.
Anunay started looking for NGOs online and in 2019,came across Child Heart Foundation. With a lot of hope, he contacted the center and was called for some procedures. His condition was very complicated and required constant monitoring. Because of these intricacies, Dr. Vikas Kohli, Founder, Trustee wanted to be sure of the situationas the surgery required was Fontan.
While planning for his surgery, the entire CHF team was worried and praying as the chances of survival were less. Dr. Kohli had counselled Anunay's father in advance and explained the process in detail to help them make a sound decision. Anunay, on the other hand, was certain that he wanted the surgery and even though the stakes were high, he convinced his father to do this for him and his dream.
Anunay wants to become a surgeon and give back to society by serving people. He is a bright student who performed exceedingly well in his 10th board exams.He has scored 94% and iskeento pursue his dream in the medical field.
The day of the surgery arrived! While everyone around Anunay was anxious, he was calm and composed, like always. At such a young age, his clarity and simplicity are his biggest assets, which people around him can sense and admire him for.
Anunay also happened to be the 100th child of CHF's Hridaan Project that provides financial assistance to families. The team could not have been prouder to have such a brave and intelligent child gracing the 100th mark. The surgery was difficult and riddled with challenges but in the end, everything turned out to be in our favour. After the surgery, instead of frowning, seeing Anunay smile has been the most rewarding experience for the entire team. We wish him luck for his bright future!!


The 2001 Chevrolet Corvette is available as a 2-door, 2-seat coupe. Starting at $46,805, the 2001 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible is powered by a 5.7L, 8-cylinder engine mated to an automatic transmission that returns an EPA estimated 18-mpg in the city and 26-mpg on the highway. The top of the line 2001 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Hardtop Coupe, priced at $48,055, is powered by a 5.7L, 8-cylinder engine mated to a manual transmission that returns an EPA estimated 19-mpg in the city and 28-mpg on the highway.


Brie Larson made her debut as the Marvel Cinematic Universe's newest hero Tuesday morning as the first trailer for Captain Marvel aired on Good Morning America.
Captain Marvel's appearance was first teased when Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury paged her in the end-credits scene of Avengers: Infinity Wars but now we see her in action. The film centers on Carol — an Air Force pilot in the '90s who gains extraordinary powers after she's infused with Kree alien DNA. When we first meet her, she's crash landing on Earth, right in the middle of a still-open Blockbuster.
He is referring to the Kree-Skrull War, an intergalactic conflict between two alien races. Carol has been working as a member of Starforce but finds herself still drawn to Earth, but can't remember why. "I keep having these memories," she says, as scenes and flashbacks mix together of her in battle, in training for the Air Force, and as a little girl.
We then get a series of rapid shots, and we get glimpses of Lashana Lynch as Carol's Air Force best friend Maria Rambeau, Carol wearing her iconic helmet from the comics, and the return of Lee Pace's Ronan the Accuser from Guardians of the Galaxy.
The trailer ends with a bang as we see Carol generating massive amounts of energy and warning, "I'm not what you think I am." Showcasing that she is indeed the most powerful superhero in the MCU.
Take a look at the first poster and trailer below.


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St Paul's Church, Scropton
St Paul's Church,
Scropton Road, DE65 5PN,
Scropton, Derbyshire.
This Church has (or had) a graveyard.
This Place of Worship was founded in 1856, and we understand it is still open.
St Paul's Church is a Grade II Listed Building - see the British Listed Buildings website for details.
The present building dates from 1856, but this was a rebuilding, according to Kelly's Directory of 1932. In 1920, as a memorial for WWI, it was reseated in oak, a new black and white marble floor laid in the chancel, and three stained windows and a mural tablet erected, at the cost of Major G.H. Hardy. A new graveyard, of about half an acre, was opened in 1921, with an oak lych-gate erected by the parishioners as a memorial to the 16 men of the parish who died in the Great War.
Scropton parish includes the townships of Foston and Scropton. There were 2 notable changes to parish boundaries in the late 19th century. A detached part of Church Broughton, known as Mackley Meadow Acres was transferred to Scropton in 1885, and in 1890, parts of Foston and Scropton in Staffordshire were amalgamated with the parishes of Tatenhill, Tutbury and Yoxall. According to White's Directory of 1857, land belonging to Needwood Forest had been awarded to "Scropton with Foston" in 1801 under the Needwood Forest Enclosure Act. It sounds as if this was being passed back to Staffordshire again!
According to Kelly's Directory of 1895, the parish feast day was the nearest Sunday to St Paul's day.
Neither Directory mentions a non-conformist chapel in the parish at that time, but it is known from Old Maps that there was a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, in existence before 1883, closed by 1965, and now (it is believed) demolished.
Now or formerly Church of England.
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Places of Worship in Scropton shown on a Google Map.
I have found many websites of use whilst compiling the information for this database. Here are some which deserve mention as being of special interest for Scropton, and perhaps to Local History and Places of Worship as a whole.
Learn more about Buildings of special or historical interest on the British Listed Buildings website. (verified 2018-09-19)
Information last updated on 5 Feb 2012 at 14:09.
Please also remember that whilst the above account may suggest that St Paul's Church remains open and accessible, this may not remain so.
URL of this page: http://churchdb.gukutils.org.uk/DBY527.php


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Citation: Elaine Fantham, DSA 2007
A search for Elaine Fantham's name in l'Année philologique online yields 81 results: these start with a set of articles on Roman comedy in the early 70s. Yet Cicero appears already in 1973, and "Virgil's Dido and Seneca's tragic heroines" in 1975. The first book, Comparative Studies in Republic Latin Imagery, appears in 1972. In the late 70s, Cicero and rhetoric predominate for a while, but Horace, Ovid, Statius, and Seneca are all jostling for attention, and in 1982 the edition of Seneca's Troades comes out. All these interests continue, and Lucan and women in antiquity join them. Lucan II in the green-and-yellow in 1992 and Ovid, Fasti IV in 1998, Roman Literary Culture in 1996, The Roman World of Cicero's De oratore and Ovid's Metamorphoses in 2004, and Julia Augusti in 2006. This range of scholarship is obviously closely connected to teaching. The commentaries and introductory works are meant to help real students and readers, and through her books and articles we can often hear the echo of the living seminar. Her former students, from Indiana, Toronto, and Princeton, revere her. She is unfailingly helpful to colleagues throughout the world, but nobody could doubt the clear and sharp judgment that accompanies her amiability. It is this combination of wide learning, awareness of audiences, clarity, and wit that has made her so successful on NPR.
With all this, the catalogue of Elaine Fantham's services to the APA is exhausting even to read. It begins in 1976, when she served on a special committee on Basic Research Tools. This committee's work led to a number of very useful initiatives, including two of the APA's most important projects of the last few decades: the Barrington Atlas of the Ancient World and the Database of Classical Bibliography. Prof. Fantham served on the Placement Committee from 1980-83, was a director from 1987-90, was on the program committee from 1988-91, was VP for Research from 1992-96, and was President in 2004. Those are only the highlights. She has done more than any one person could be expected to do, and done it all well, with both wisdom and good humor. Even now she is a member of the Advisory Board for l'Année philologique and a very hard-working member of the Capital Campaign Committee. For thirty years of such dedication, our gratitude can hardly be an adequate response, but it could not be more heartfelt.


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Jeremy Grantham: We're Watching A Slow-Motion Train Wreck
Jul. 31, 2007 10:44 AM ET
GMO's letters to clients are important reading for money managers: Jeremy Grantham's focus on long term investing, asset allocation and valuation gives him broad perspective, and his track record is outstanding.
Here's an excerpt from Grantham's 2Q 2007 letter, entitled 'The Blackstone Peak and the Turning of the Worms':
In 40 years I believe I have been offered three obvious and extreme opportunities to make - or at least save - money. The first in 1974 was presented by the extreme undervaluation of small cap stocks in absolute terms – many were below 5x earnings and even more yielded over 10%. And compared to the Nifty Fifty – the great high quality franchise stocks – they were almost ludicrously underpriced.
The second opportunity was in 1999 and 2000 when the extraordinary overpricing in absolute terms of growth stocks, especially technology and the internet, meant that in round numbers everything else was relatively reasonable and some assets, notably real estate and U.S. TIPS, were simply very cheap, even in absolute terms.
Well, the third great opportunity is now upon us in my opinion, and that is anti-risk. It is almost certainly the most important of the three because of its diffusion across assets and countries. That is the good news, for most of the time we have to make do with modest opportunities and this one is the real McCoy.
The bad news is that for equity managers the first two opportunities were easy to spot and easy to execute. Anti-risk in comparison is a diffused and complicated opportunity, and is as much or more in fixed income with all its new complexities as it is in equities. The ideal way of playing this third great opportunity is perhaps to create a basket of a dozen or more different anti-risk bets, for to speak the truth none of us can know how this unprecedented risk bubble with its new levels of leverage and new instruments will precisely deflate.
Some components, like subprime and junk bonds, may go early and some equity risk spreads may go later. Some will prove unexpectedly rewarding and some, no doubt, will be disappointingly modest. Such uncertainties would be moderated by a complicated package approach. It will not be very easy, but some of the best hedge funds will, I'm sure, pull it off even as most of them pay the price for too much risk taking. Where we have the funds, the mandates, and the skill we will also try our very best to capture the spirit of the exercise.
To conclude, I have been trying to come up with a simple statement that would capture how serious the situation is for the overstretched, overleveraged financial system, and this is it: In 5 years I expect that at least one major "bank" (broadly defined) will have failed and that up to half the hedge funds and a substantial percentage of the private equity firms in existence today will have simply ceased to exist. I have often been too bearish about the U.S. equity markets in the last 12 years (although bullish on emerging equity markets), but I think it is fair to say that my language has almost never been this dire.
The feeling I have today is that of watching a very slow motion train wreck.*
* An exception was in the last great market aberration. In a late spring issue of Forbes in 2000, I debated Henry Blodget on the future of internet stocks. I argued that it was not about losing money, but survival: "80% of these companies will cease to exist."
Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham serves as Chairman of the Board of Grantham, Mayo Van Otterloo (GMO) and oversees quantitative products and investment strategies. Before GMO's founding in 1977, Mr. Grantham was co-founder of Batterymarch Financial Management. Prior to helping found Batterymarch, he was a portfolio manager at Keystone Custodian Funds, a management consultant with Cresap McCormick & Paget, and an economist with Royal Dutch Shell. Mr. Grantham earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Sheffield (U.K.) and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. Note: Mr. Grantham is not an active contributor to Seeking Alpha; rather, SA editors excerpt regularly from Mr. Grantham's public commentary. Visit GMO (http://www.gmo.com/)


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'A Wall of Woodvilles'We saw in the last 'Back to Basics' that many of the relatives of Queen Elizabeth Woodville did indeed marry into some of the noble families of the realm thus finding their way into positions of influence. Another accusation that is often made against them is that they formed a 'veritable wall' of kindred around the young Edward Prince of Wales, in Thomas More's words, 'every one as he was nearest kin unto the Queen, so was planted next unto the prince'. In this issue we will see whether or not this was true.
Soon after his eldest son was born Edward IV appointed a Council for the Prince, to administer the Principality of Wales, the Duchy of Cornwall and the County of Chester. Early in 1473 he expanded this Council and more fully specified its powers, sending it and the Prince to the Marches to help control them and the Principality. The enlarged Council consisted of some 26 members, all of those from the 1471 plus many more. Some of the names, the Dukes of Clarence and Gloucester and the Archbishop of Canterbury for example were there because of their positions rather than because they were expected to attend, and others such as Hastings and William Allington, the Speaker of the House of Commons, simply as powerful and possibly useful men. One, Sir Richard Croft had been tutor to Edward IV when Edward was at Ludlow in the 1450s, and became a powerful man in the region of the Marches. Others were appointed to the Council for the particular expertise. These were such men as Sir John Nedeham, and Sir Richard Chokke, Justices of the Common Pleas and Sir John Sulyard, Serjeant at Law and later Justice of the King's Bench, who would be part of the Prince's 'Council learned', usually sitting at Westminster. These heard appeals and other judicial matters arising from the Prince's jurisdiction in Wales.
Other members of the Council, and more importantly, of the Household of the Prince, organised in late 1472, are of more interest to us in the present context though. From the first Council until 1483 we see Anthony Earl Rivers, Sir John Fogg and Sir John Scott and joining them in 1473 is Richard Haute. Fogge and Scott had held posts in the household of Edward IV, but perhaps more important they, with Haute were all related to Elizabeth Woodville or were married to cousins; Fogg to Alice Haute, daughter of Elizabeth's aunt Joan Woodville; Scott to a grand-daughter of Elizabeth's other aunt, another Elizabeth Woodville. Richard Haute was Controller of the Prince's Household and son of Joan Woodville. Haute, Scott and Fogg rose in the Buckingham revolt of 1483.
The Household was much more closely controlled by Woodvilles than this though. Rivers, who had been a member of the Council from the beginning was also officially the Governor of the Prince, with John Alcock Bishop of Worcester as President of the Council and teacher of the Prince. These two, together with Sir Richard Grey, were all powerful. Grey, second son of the Queen, was officially only a Councillor but with Alcock and Rivers he was authorised to jointly sign warrants to release payments and to hold one of the three keys to the money chest. He was rather more important than he is often given credit for being in the later reign of Edward IV. By new regulations issued in 1483 nothing was to be done by the Prince without the advice of Grey, Alcock or Rivers and these three were the only ones authorised to warn the Prince personally if he did something 'unprincely' or break his household regulations. If the Prince refused to amend they were authorised to tell the King personally.
It is obvious from this that the Prince of Wales was indeed being brought up in a manner which identified him closely with one group and which encouraged him to identify himself with the group. Not quite a wall of Woodvilles, but very near to it.
One of the most useful sources for reading about the education and upbringing of Edward Prince of Wales is 'The Education of Edward V', Nicholas Orme, Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research, vol. 57, (1984), pp.119-130. The work of the Council is discussed in 'The Council of the Prince of Wales and the Decline of the Herbert Family during the Second Reign of Edward IV (1471-1483)', D.E. Lowe, Bulletin, Board of Celtic Studies, vol. 27, 1976-78, pp.278-297. The Council itself is listed in Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1467-77, 1900, p. 283 (for 1471, p. 366 (for 1473). — PWH


If you were a romantic, you would say: he died of a broken heart. He was, after all, a widower. His wife died when his daughter was born – in 1896. It must have been a very, very slow broken heart. Maybe it took so long because it kept getting half-mended by the young women he hired to tend to his children.


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water stations help Australia's wildlife recover from bushfires
Josey Sharrad | September 10, 2020
An eastern grey kangaroo drinks from a water station.
I can't quite believe bushfire season is upon us again. It only seems like yesterday that the country was on fire and the world watched with horror as Australian wildlife struggled to survive. As the fires worsened across New South Wales, our own human efforts to retreat and protect our homes became difficult. I could see the smoke from my own house in the Blue Mountains and had to evacuate as the two mega fires encroached. Of course many wild animals have the instinct and ability to run, but fires as devastating as this past season's mean there is often no viable land to turn to. Fire, smoke and ash left habitats and water resources complelety depleted.
With so much destruction of life and land, I wanted to bring you some heart-warming news. Through the project Water for Wildlife, we've helped install over 150 emergency water stations for animals recovering from the bushfires. Hundreds of animal and bird lives were saved by the provision of clean drinking water in the months following extreme drought and fire. We can't rescue every animal in a crisis this large, but we can support their strength and healing when they need it most.
Long-lasting support to promote biodiversity
Oatley Flora & Fauna Conservation Society (recipient) worked with Greater Sydney Local Land Services (project manager) and numerous local community groups to purchase, install, and monitor water stations for native animals. More than 100 volunteers were trained in constructing and installing the long-term water stations. It was a true example of a community coming together to make a difference for these animals.
Thanks to cameras placed around the stations, we now know that at least 24 native species, including kangaroos, possums and wombats and many bird species – have been recorded drinking from the IFAW-supported stations, providing desperate animals with much-needed hydration. Quite literally a life line.
What I find particularly interesting is that even once the rain began to fall, wildlife chose the water stations over natural sources because they could seemingly recognize the contamination left behind by ash, silt and mud. The long-lasting impact this initiative will have on various native species in Australia will be shown time and time again as we prepare for another potential bushfire season ahead.
This IFAW grant supported the costs of Water for Wildlife stations during the 2019-2020 Australian bushfire and drought emergency season.
Local Landcare, Bushcare and Wildlife Care groups – approx 100 water stations across all land tenures
Local government (councils) – approx 80 stations in local reserves
State government (LLS) – approx 20 water stations by staff in restricted access sites
Landowners & Unaffiliated volunteers – approx 40 water stations across all land tenures
Emergency water was installed across the Greater Sydney region, including the Blue Mountains, Southern Highlands and Western Sydney. 80% of all stations were deployed to burn zones and 30% in areas affected by severe drought.
Wildlife we are supporting
At least 24 wildlife species observed drinking from stations
Mammals including kangaroos (four species), possums, and wombats
Birds included lyrebirds, kingfishers, ducks, honeyeaters and robins
What we have learned
We perfected the design of 20-liter and 50-litre water stations using locally available materials. The designs proved to be cheap, quick to assemble, long-lasting and field-sturdy. It was quickly adopted by other groups supporting wildlife.
Long-term water supply stations proved highly effective in helping a wide range of native species survive extreme drought and fire events.
Water supply stations should be kept out for at least two months after fire and drought events. Even after rain falls, animals chose water stations over natural sources, most likely because they were contaminated with ash, silt and mud.
Arboreal water stations – or those placed in trees – were not useful in our areas of focus. Other ecologists are reporting similar findings. Given the time-costs of installation in trees we will continue to target terrestrial water stations in the future.
-Josey Sharrad, Wildlife Campaigner, Australia
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Conference III Championship Belt Tale of The Tape: Minnesota at Colorado, 11 October 2014
The Avalanche's 188-day run with the Conference III Belt came to an end Opening Night with a 5-0 shellacking in St. Paul. Can Minnesota extend their title run, their first in nearly a year?
We'll find out tonight, but first the tale of the tape:
[Redacted]: Hockey Is Finally Here
Welcome back, [poultry fetishists]. Teams from other divisions played yesterday, but [ignore] them. Today marks the first day of the real NHL regular season. To mark this momentous occasion, join me for a review of the teams that make our beloved Conference III a special division—a Great Divide—separating it from the Flortheast, the Californian, and the Metropolitan, where division name jokes write themselves. As J.R. so eloquently pointed out yesterday, it is our division that both unites us and divides us, and since he chose to focus on the former, I will examine the latter in the form of crass, brash, and morally distasteful power rankings.
Conference III Championship Belt Tale of Tape: Colorado at Minnesota, 9 October 2014
Tonight the season opens as it should, as Colorado defends the Conference III Belt as the Avs travel to Minnesota.
For the first time in 2014-15, let's take a look at the match-up.
Great Game Previews In History: 11 April 2014
The War of the Spanish Succession came to an end on this day in 1713 with the signing of the former Conference III 11th-ranked Treaty of Utrecht.
It was actually a series of treaties, because the War of the Spanish Succession was so dang complicated. On one hand was Louis XIV of France and his grandson Philip V of Spain and on the other, representatives of Anne, Queen of Great Britain, the Duke of Savoy, the King of Portugal and the United Provinces of the Netherlands.
It had the force and effect of curtailing French ambitions at ruling Europe while preserving the balance of power, which was, like, the thing to day in early modern Europe.
Conference III Championship Belt Tale of the Tape: Colorado at St. Louis, 5 April 2014
This afternoon, in a special Brunchrence III bout, Colorado defends the Conference III Belt for the first time — and maybe the last time of the 2013-14 season — as the Avs visit the St. Louis Blues.
Let's take a look at the match-up.
On April 3, 1043 at Winchester Cathedral, Edward the Confessor is crowned as king.
His accession is a little bit of a complicated story (the relatively simple determination of who is to be the next heir to the throne in Britain is a modern creation). Edward was the seventh son of Æthelred the Unready. When Æthelred died, he was succeeded by Edward's older half-brother, Edmund Ironside, who was fighting the Dane Cnut for control of England. When Edmund died, Cnut took the throne, exiled Edward and married his mother.
When Cnut died, Harthacnut — Edward's mother's son with Cnut — succeeded to the throne of Denmark, but couldn't take that of England, which instead went to Harold Harefoot. When Edward and his brother Alfred came back to England, Harold had Alfred blinded by a red-hot poker (or, as the NHL calls it, "upper body injury").
Eventually Harold died, Harthacnut became king and invited Edward back. The latter was proclaimed as successor, supported by the most powerful earls in the country and chosen by the people of Lond0n.
He would be the last Anglo-Saxon king of England.
[Redacted]: Crown of Fecal Matter Update
If players eat cereal out of Lord Stanley, what do they eat out of the Fecal Fedora?
It's almost the end of the season… that time of year when the Crown of [Fecal Matter] stops traveling, settles down, and gets comfortable on the heads of players, occasionally being removed so they can eat Cheerios out of it, bathe their kids in it, and maybe even throw it off balconies and give it lap dances. Will players from your team spend the summer getting frisky with the Fecal Fedora? Let's review where the Sombrero de Mierda has been and where it may end up. As always, new wearers are bolded. Teams shamefully retaining the Crown are italicized.
Conference III Championship Tale Of The Tape: Colorado at Nashville, 25 March 2014
Tonight, the Predators put up their first Conference III Belt defense of their third run with the strap against the visiting Colorado Avalanche, the only team that's yet to win the belt.
It's getting down to brass tacks time as we race to the end of the year and the determination of who carries the title in the off-season (I've made an executive decision to stop the belt with the end of the regular season, as the playoffs are their own reward).
Can Nashville build another long run with the title? Can Colorado finish strong and win their first belt?
Let's take a look.
[Redacted]: Looking Forward
Greetings, [confrères], and welcome to another week of [Redacted]. I'm going to pretend most of this past week never happened. Start over. Press the reset button. Rage quit. Maybe even black out to forget. Instead of revisiting the past week, we're going to spend this week looking ahead. The future hasn't happened yet (something Boring Sean Monahan may have already said at some point) and therefore offers me the hope missing from the past week. Let's get this over with…
DemocraThree: 21 March 2014


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Anime Japan 2016 for Anime Lovers
If you're a huge fan of Japanese anime and all that jazz, YOU CANNOT MISS THIS OUT! And If you happen to be in Japan at around the end of March, even better!
Source: Anime Japan
This is like Comic Con in the US but with a Japanese twist, with the anime feel being filled around the space. Anime Japan (also known as Tokyo International Anime Fair), is an annual event where anime lovers come together as one to celebrate the history as well as the innovation of anime over the years. This is the home for TV producers, programmers, software developers and of course, anime fanatics to get immersed in.
Cosplayers all dressed up for their parts
Interactive shows with the Anime characters
The floor space will be dedicated to all exhibition spaces for Japanese production companies like Toei Animation, Bandai Namco and Tezuka Productions, foreign productions can make their appearances as well. There will be theaters with both large and small stages to host live shows, interviews and special appearances of mange creators, voice actors who lend their voices for their parts.
There will be 3 main stages for live shows, cosplay shows, concerts and many more. For cosplayers, there will be a cosplay zone designed for them with changing rooms, photobooth and cloakroom. Costumes can be rent during the event for those who do not want to bring their costumes from the first.
Date: Marth 26th – March 27th, 2016.
Venue: Obaida's Big Sight Convention Center
Get your tickets at: Anime Japan 2016
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Q: How to convert world position to UV - space? I have a gameObject1 which transmit it's position into shader of some screenGameObject. ScreenGameObject has position(0,0,0), rotation(0,0,0), scale(1,1,1).
In the shader I need to make a texture follow this gameObject1.
In general, I think, need to convert world position of gameObject1 to uv - space of ScreenGameObject.
Here I have found some task, which is v close to my: link
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Do not convert _FrameTexPos rightly (from world space, to object's uv space).


By now, thanks to a host of TV adverts with celebrities bouncing about proclaiming how healthy they feel because they have added a yogurt a day to their diet, we all know that probiotics such as bifidus are good for us. But why? What exactly is it that makes them so good for us? Research suggests that probiotics play an important role in the digestive system and help build our immune. Put simply when your body has a sufficient amount of good bacteria in the digestive tract, your digestive system runs smoothly.
One of the reasons breastfeeding is considered so good for babies is because the probiotic, bifidus is found in breast milk and therefore helps to strengthen a babies immune system from the start, preventing digestive tract infections because it induces and improves the growth of good intestinal flora. Of course most formulas these days contain bifidus so don't worry if you are formula feeding or switch to formula early, it might be just worth checking that your chosen brand of formula does include it.
With so many illness and bugs about the moment the importance of probiotics for children and, indeed adults, should not be underestimated especially as a lot of the time illnesses results in the need to take antibiotics which wipe out the naturally occurring good bacteria along with the bad bacteria. This is why doctors and medical professionals often suggest probiotics are taken in some form when a course of antibiotics is prescribed.
As cynical as I am about the TV adverts, I think it is important to include some probiotics whether it is via our diet through the inclusion of foods which have probiotics naturally occurring or by taking supplements. If you are going down the diet route look for yogurt brands or dairy drinks that contain probiotics and "live active cultures" and to keep them healthy stick to low-sugar brands. It is also important to check the best before dates as probiotic potency is believed to diminish with time. Other sources of probiotics in food include some soy products like soy milk and miso. As with all supplements if you are planning on giving young children supplements in powder form, tablets etc it might be worth running it by your doctor first.
*Disclaimer: This post contains a link contributed by Healthspan. All views and options expressed are my own.


No matter how you feel about recent geopolitical events, or issues and problems from within our own Church, one thing on which everyone can agree is this: we are living in difficult times. And what difficult times call for, more than anything else, is the help and support of someone who understands.
Next month, Oscar Romero, priest, bishop, and archbishop, will be canonized by Pope Francis, and I'd just like to suggest that if you're looking for guidance in navigating the perilous waters of these difficult times, this is someone who can offer you the support of both experience and wisdom.
The Church, then, is in an hour of aggiornamento, that is, of crisis in its history. And as in all aggiornamenti, two antagonistic forces emerge: on the one hand, a boundless desire for novelty, which Paul VI described as "arbitrary dreams of artificial renewals"; and on the other hand, an attachment to the changelessness of the forms with which the Church has clothed itself over the centuries and a rejection of the character of modern times. Both extremes sin by exaggeration. Unconditional attachment to what is old hampers the Church's progress and restricts its "catholicity," which has both a geographical and a historical meaning, enabling it to be in tune with all civilizations and all eras. The boundless spirit of novelty is an imprudent exploration of what is uncertain, and at the same time unjustly betrays the rich heritage of past experiences… [T]he best thing is to live today more than ever according to the classic axiom: think with the Church.
"Think with the Church." Not lost in the confusing factions and agendas that buffet it now (as others certainly did in Romero's time—we're hardly facing a unique situation); but with the Church itself, the Bride of Christ. Think with the Church over time, not just in this time. And confide in this new saint, who understands absolutely the fears, the obstacles, the anger, the sadness, and the problems we and our Church are all going through.
Our book, Oscar Romero: Prophet of Hope is being offered at a 20% discount till September 7th. Written by historian Roberto Morozzo della Rocca (who worked with the postulator for Oscar Romero's cause for beatification), this biography provides both credibility and authenticity in looking at the archbishop's life while stripping away ideological agendas many have attached to him.
Our free study guide for parish reading and discussion groups helps go deeper into Romero's thoughts and actions and connect them to our struggles in our own world.
Our free Retreat with Oscar Romero imagines what this experience might be like with Romero as retreat director and is a great way to connect with this soon-to-be saint and ask him for help navigating our own troubled waters.
Blessed Oscar Romero told his people that the "Christian wears the sureness of Christ." We will bring about renewal and transformation when we become "communicators of the life that we come to receive in the Eucharist at our Sunday Mass" (June 17,1979). It is this Life that will bring about light, unity, and love. Romero affirmed, "Brothers and sisters, God's word calls us to this today. Let me tell you with all the conviction I can muster, it is worthwhile to be a Christian" (April 1, 1979).
Now, more than ever, it's important to not forget that.


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Home/World/Frederick McCubbin's painting in the Art Gallery of Western Australia was spray-painted with the Woodside logo in protest of Burrup Hup
Frederick McCubbin's painting in the Art Gallery of Western Australia was spray-painted with the Woodside logo in protest of Burrup Hup
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Ballardong Noongar man Desmond Blurton called for the project to be halted, insisting the state must protect indigenous artworks and cultural heritage.
The protest marked the start of a new campaign against the controversial hub, which includes the development of the Scarborough and Browse gas fields and the expansion of two existing gas fields in the northwest of the state.
Woodside's operations off the northwest coast have come under intense scrutiny for their climate impact by environmental groups, with hundreds of appeals and a high-profile lawsuit challenging the government's decision to extend the life of the North West Shelf project to 2070.
Current projections suggest that the operation would emit more than 4.3 billion tons of carbon over that period.
A source in the gallery told today It recently placed a clear plastic sheet over the artwork in response to other protests in the eastern states and overseas.
A spokesman for the Art Gallery of WA confirmed the artwork was covered in plexiglass and was not damaged, but declined to comment further on the incident.
Woodside has long maintained that the continued operation of the North West Shelf would unlock new gas supplies for Western Australian and global customers and underpin the supply of affordable and reliable energy.
A Woodside spokesman told WAtoday the company respects people's right to protest peacefully and lawfully, but stressed that its track record speaks for itself.
"Woodside has a proven track record of safe, reliable and sustainable operations at Murujuga, spanning more than 35 years, supplying natural gas to customers in Western Australia and around the world," the spokesman said.
"Our environmental approach complies with all applicable environmental laws and regulations and is underpinned by sound science-based decisions.
"Peer-reviewed research has found no impact on the Murujuga rock art from industrial emissions associated with LNG production.
"Woodside builds long-term relationships with the communities in which we live and work, and we are proud of these partnerships.
"We work closely with traditional owners and respect the culture and values of the indigenous communities in which we operate."
WA Liberal leader David Honey condemned the action and warned that a line must be drawn against vandalism to prevent them from being normalized in WA.
The protest comes just months after protesters defaced an Andy Warhol artwork at the National Gallery in protest at subsidies to fossil fuel companies.
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Where are our Australian Climate Crisis Leaders?
As National Science Week comes to a close, LV alumnus and sustainability leader Hugh Wareham (FCLP'17) looks at the adaptive leadership challenges of translating scientific evidence into economic, social and political action on climate change. Addressing adaptive leadership challenges is central LV's approach – they are the hard-to-understand, hard-to-tackle and multifaceted leadership challenges we all get stuck on.
Where Are Our Australian Climate Crisis Leaders? By Hugh Wareham (FCLP'17)
In National Science Week we know that we have overwhelming scientific evidence of climate change and yet we still face an adaptive leadership challenge in Australia to shift the economy to one dominated by sustainable low carbon emissions. It is a fact that carbon dioxide levels are increasing and this in turn leads to increases in temperature. As Australia is the driest inhabited continent on Earth we are going to be at the forefront of the impacts of a warming climate and the devastation that will have on the environment, economy and society. Politicians, media and community leaders are not treating it as a priority or giving the science-based evidence the action it deserves.
What will it take? Perhaps a climate emergency – well we are already in one. Although depressingly we still have more arguments in Australia about what is actually happening, in Europe it is largely accepted that climate change is causing much of the extreme and record-breaking weather and action is being taken to slow down the process of climate change. When it comes to human induced climate change, the science is as close to a consensus as science can be but some public figures still cast doubt and their arguments (without the backing of science and evidence) are given equal time and value by much of the media.
As a country we are starting to invest more heavily in renewables (albeit from a pretty low base) and we have many geographic advantages over other developed countries. We could be playing a leadership role in areas such as carbon storage through trees, and yet in Australia we are still cutting down more trees than we are planting.
A shift in leadership to adaptive leadership, and a concerted approach from across the community is needed. And on the positive side we do see some important shifts happening:
Farmers are at the front line and they are increasingly making their voices heard through organisations such as Farmers for Climate Action
More communities such as Hepburn are calling for action or taking actions themselves
Banks are refusing finance to carbon polluting industries due to risk
Insurance companies are factoring the reality of climate change into their premiums creating a real world economic impact
It increasingly makes economic sense and creates opportunities for vast new industries to be created, generating the long term jobs of the future economy. But we are still doing nowhere near enough. Leadership is needed, leadership from the front, middle and back. Leadership from individuals, communities, businesses and governments.
We need changes across our society, some straight forward and others less so. We also need to recognise that there are great opportunities for Australia in investing in the future economy but also some pretty dire consequences for us all if we do not grasp the opportunities for change as time is running out.
If we can lead we have the opportunity to shift Australia from a laggard to leader and reap the benefits.
Hugh Wareham (FCLP'17)
Hugh has spent 25 years in the environment and sustainability sector within government and not for profits in the United Kingdom and Australia, the last 15 years being in senior executive roles including most recently that of Chief Executive Officer with ECO-Buy Limited, Interim CEO of Beyond Zero Emissions and CEO of Greening Australia Capital Region. Hugh is currently the Head of Government Relations with Greening Australia, one of the country's largest environmental non-government organisatiions.
Hugh is also a former non-executive Director of Environment Victoria and is a Co-Founder of CALD2LEAD which aims to assist members of CALD communities to secure quality leadership training and development of industry leading programs via. Scholarships including with Leadership Victoria.
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When I gush over actors and actresses that I like, it's almost always because I love their acting ability. I have a few incomprehensible biases (my Heon oppa being the leader of that pack), but for the most part I find most of my onscreen favorites continue to improve from project to project. Which is why Han Hyo Joo is such a frustrating love for me, because she continues to remain so placid and two-dimensional onscreen but in print and in person I adore her to her end. Her latest Vogue Korea pictorial is so astonishingly glorious that it can appear in Western Vogue editions and not seen out of place in the least. She actually channels Keira Knightly's period look in some of these pictures (a deconstructed Anna Karenina if you will), and if she could act better I would start a petition for her to play the Korean version of Elizabeth Bennet in a heartbeat. Han Hyo Joo's next project is the upcoming sageuk movie Gwanghae, The Man Who Would Be King, co-starring Lee Byung Hun. I have to confess that what little I saw of her in the trailer looked riveting, but she's looked great in trailers before and fizzled in the real deal. I'm resigned to loving her in everything but acting because there are few Korean actresses I find as stunningly beautiful yet down-to-earth as I do Han Hyo Joo.
I 2nd that as well.
Hi Koala, thanks for your lovely write-up. IMHO HHJ looks stunning in this pictorial.
The first time I ever saw her was in "Dong Yi" and I thought she did very well.
Will forever love her for being such a loyal friend to Bae Soo Bin (my one and only K-actor bias). When BSB held his fan meeting in Japan in July, HHJ made a surprise appearance there, catching him by surprise (really :)) since she was in the middle of filming "Love 911" with Go Soo. She rushed to the fan meeting venue from the airport on that Saturday afternoon, and flew back to Seoul early the next morning. I am taking the liberty of posting this 2-minute video of part of HHJ's appearance at that FM – love seeing BSB and HHJ together … so adorable, the two of them!
Aww Bae Soo Bin, he of the adorable puppy dog eyes. Will someone give him a leading role already?
Nope. I don't like it.
It's not particularly pleasing to the eye.
A waste of a beautiful woman and some interesting gowns.
Looks washed out to me.
the costume design, pose and all of color used is great… but her pale skin color is some kind of weird, she looks like she has fever..
I absolutely love this pictorial, it's a bit like hanbok meets Victorian fashion.
I agree with you about her acting, I think she seems adorable but as a actress she's bland and can't emote.
That's so frustrating, I find her next movie to be exciting and fascinating but I fear that she will be lackluster yet again.
The hanbok fusion look would probably look silly on anyone else, but stunning on her!
I feel exactly the same!!! I usually only adore actors/actresses based on their acting ability, but with han hyo joo is completely different.
I think she's beautiful, but she seems so down to earth and approachable that everyone loves her.
I desperately want her to branch out in her acting and improve. I think she has the potential- see her music video series she did with K.Will where she plays a spunky tom boy character. I wish she would do something more edgy and not just safe.
The only actress that can pull off the out-fit and the look of Victorian style is the one and ONLY "Keira Knightly" !!!!! BTW… Keira and Kate Beckinsale are my 2 favorite all time actress!!
looks a bit like Song Hye Gyo in certain angle..