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By Nora Heston Tarte
No child is created equal. Some may thrive in athletics, while others may struggle to keep up. Some may need to learn how to cooperate with others and embrace a team mentality, while others may need help coming out of their shells. "I believe all kids can benefit from team sports. I also believe it takes patience to find each child's learning styles," says Trinity Brown, an umpire-in- chief and board member of the Lincoln Girls Softball Association, with more than six years of experience coaching boys and girls teams in the Greater Sacramento area.
The Physical:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend a minimum of 60 minutes of exercise per day for children and adolescents. A great way to carve this time out in busy schedules is to sign your child up for a team sport. Making exercise part of a routine can help. Also, many kids who frown at going for a jog or participating in individual pursuits, will be more inclined to exercise if they find the process fun.
According to a 2011 study conducted by Y-USA, 74 percent of children between the ages of 5 and 10 do not get 60 minutes of exercise daily. Not getting enough exercise leads to obesity, heart disease, diabetes and other serious and sometimes life threatening illnesses. Getting your child active now will set them up to be healthier later in life.
The Mental:
Studies support that kids who participate in team sports perform better in school. The CDC even noted a correlation between kids who participate in team sports in high school and dropout rates, finding high school athletes were more likely to graduate. How one relates to the other is up for debate, but many theories support that the skills learned in team sports—such as discipline, time management, memorization, goal setting, determination and more—translate to the classroom.
Participating in team sports can bolster mental health, as well. The chemical reactions exercise create in the body reduce the likelihood of depression, while girls who participate in sports as they age are less likely to develop eating disorders or use illicit drugs. The self-esteem and confidence children get through exercise and skill building, as well as through being part of a team, plays a part. As kids reach their goals and increase their stamina and grow other talents, they begin to see themselves in a more positive light.
During middle childhood (described as 6 to 8 years of age), children are becoming more independent, placing more emphasis on friendships and looking to find their place in the world. While team sports can garner positive outcomes for children of all ages, there is reason the CDC recommends parents get their children involved in group activities during this formative time.
The Social:
Whether a child is shy or outgoing, athletically inclined or a bit clumsy, team sports can have a positive impact. A child who struggles to make friends may bond with teammates over their shared passion, while a rambunctious child will enjoy an outlet for excess energy, (which may in turn, keep them out of trouble). "Children that are more reserved benefit from the friendships that develop during a season. They also learn they have a voice in a crowd," Trinity says. Children who are part of a team learn how to work together, build leadership skills and depend on each other.
Team sports teach them how to manage expectations—winning and losing is not solely dependent on their individual performance—and to be reliable and less selfish. For example, a child might prioritize a team because they understand their efforts affect their teammates. "I think being accountable as part of a team, can encourage children to be more motivated than an individual sport might," Trinity says.
This team mindset commonly stretches beyond the field, court or pool and transfers into the workplace where people who have participated in team sports are more likely to be a team player and display positive leadership. "I believe that team sports are practice for life, and the skills learned carry nicely into everyday life," Trinity says. At the same time, children are learning how to foster friendships and create new social circles. "I'll see young teens that came onto a team not knowing each other, all with their own personalities, and a few games in they all have special handshakes, cheers and nicknames for each other," Trinity says. "I don't believe that there is anything that provides this kind of kinship that quickly, other than team sports."
"I remember so fondly all of my teams, that I have coached or played on over the years. Some of my best memories have come from my time as a part of a team."–Trinity Brown
The Benefits of Starting Young Enrolling young children in team sports has additional perks. Not only are those who exercise regularly as kids more likely to become active adults, they're also more inclined to profit from the social benefits of team sports. "In the younger age groups [becoming a team] often happens faster," Trinity says. "I believe that this is because they are grouped for more activities at school. The older age groups tend to take longer, especially the pre-teen girls."
Nora Heston Tarte is a freelance writer and Sacramento State alum. When she isn't chasing her 2 year-old son around, she's musing about motherhood on her blog, www.slightlykrunchymama.blogspot.com.
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Austrian Police now believe that Josef Fritzl had first planned to build his secret cell where he held his daughter captive, as early as 1978.
Investigators said a total of eight doors fitted with sophisticated locks and electronics secured the underground dungeon where he kept his daughter, Elisabeth, captive and abused for 24 years.
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Their theory that Fritzl started planning this in 1978 means that Elisabeth was only 12-years-old when these plans were being thought of, but were not executed until she was 18.
Police Col. Franz Polzer, who is overseeing the investigation, said their investigation showed the apartment complex owned by Fritzl was originally built in 1890 and he applied for permits to expand it in 1978.
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Bidois wins Northcote
Dan Moskovitz 9 June 2018 0 Comments
The Northcote by-election has been won, and National has held the seat, with their candidate Dan Bidois winning.
Congrats Dan and condolences Shanan.
Labour did move their share of the vote up from 2017 from 34 to 44%, but the kicker for them is that National's share of the vote barely fell at all – their's went from 52.8 to 51.1%.
So all of the Labour's vote was cannibalized from the Greens and NZ First.
I think this shows the problem that Labour has – while their share of the vote continues to rise, it is all coming from the Greens and NZ First. National voters are staying staunchly with National.
How do they go about fixing that problem? I'm not sure.
However, all in all, this was a well-run campaign by Labour, and cutting a majority of 6000 down to 1000 is no simple task.
Finally, this has changed my perception of what type of seat Northcote is – before, I would have said it is a safe National seat, now, I'm calling it a seat that leans National. A well-run campaign there by Labour in 2020 could see them wrestle it off National.
Once again, congratulations Dan.
2018 Northcote by-election, Dan Bidois, Labour, National, Northcote
What constitutes good and bad in the Northcote by-election
Tomorrow, the Northcote by-election happens.
So, what is a good or a bad result?
An amazing result for Labour and terrible for the Nats would be if Labour's Shanan Halbert wins Northcote. That shows huge support of the government in an electorate that is generally considered a safe National seat – and all that happening with the Greens splitting the left vote.
A great result for Labour and the left and a narrow escape for the Nats would be if National's Dan Bidois wins, but the combined left vote – Labour + Greens – is higher then National's total. Labour will be bitterly disappointed, of course, but it still shows huge support of the government.
Should Bidois win by around 3000 – 4000 votes, Labour will be concerned, but the Nats will be satisfied. Labour will have cut National's majority compared to last years general election in Northcote, but by not enough for a new government, who generally gain popularity when they are still new and fresh.
Should Bidois win by over 5000 votes, National will be elated. National won Northcote by 6000 votes in the general election last year, and when you factor in the fact that by-elections tend to have lower turn out, it's almost the same as building on their majority. This would show no new support for Labour and the government – something which would be very troubling given that new governments are generally more popular.
Tomorrow will most certainly be an interesting day.
2018 Northcote by-election, Dan Bidois, Labour, National, Northcote, Shanan Halbert
Halbert vs Glenfield Mall
Labour's Northcote candidate Shanan Halbert got into a spat with Glenfield Mall in Northcote a week back.
Labour was told that both parties were not allowed to campaign in the mall, however, the following day National's candidate Dan Bidois posted pictures on social media of him campaigning there.
Halbert went to Glenfield to try and sort it all out, but was told that despite Bidois being allowed to campaign, he would not be allowed to. In the end, security had to be called, although it looks like Glenfield's manager just wanted him out sooner rather than later rather than Halbert being too persistent.
I can see both sides of this argument.
On one hand, it's utterly unfair to give one candidate permission but not the other. Either give both permission or give none.
On the other hand, Glenfield is private property.
I personally side somewhat with Halbert here, but it is a sticky situation all around.
2018 Northcote by-election, Glenfield Mall, Labour, Northcote, Shanan Halbert
Jaung the Greens candidate
Dan Moskovitz 11 May 2018 2 Comments
The Green party has announced their candidate for the Northcote by-election, and it's their 2017 candidate, Rebekah Jaung.
Jaung is not really a great choice for the by-election. There's no chance of the Greens really winning it, their participation in the by-election is just about raising their profile and showing that they are different from Labour.
The Greens would have been much better to select someone who the public actually knows, like Chloe Swarbrick or Golriz Gharaman. Both of them are new MPs with respectable public profiles. People would have known who they were.
And it's not unheard for the Greens to stand a list MP for a by-election. Julie Anne Genter stood in Mount Albert back during the 2017 by-election there.
On the plus side, this will give Jaung a chance to show her worth to the party, and perhaps go for a higher list placing for 2020. And, if she ends up in parliament come 2020, it will give Northcote someone local in parliament.
Still, for the short term anyway, it would have been smarter for the Greens to stand one of their list MPs.
2018 Northcote by-election, Greens, Northcote, Rebekah Jaung
Northcote by-election Bridges' first test
Dan Moskovitz 6 May 2018 1 Comment
Two years ago, NZ First upset National by winning the Northland by-election.
Now, the question is whether Labour can do the same thing in the Northcote by-election.
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The Northcote by-election might look like a romp in the park for National – but in reality could be anyone's. National launched its campaign in Northcote on Sunday, and has a lot riding on its candidate Dan Bidois holding the seat.
National's leader Simon Bridges knows how quickly things can turn better than most. He was at the sharp end of the Northland drubbing, after scarpering up there in its early days to deliver locals the promise of 10 new bridges.
The Northcote by-election is Simon Bridges' first test as National leader.
If National's candidate Dan Bidois wins the seat, then Simon Bridges can feel relief that, at least for the moment, the country, and what is a safe National seat, approve of him.
If Labour pull out a shocker and win Northcote, however, then Simon Bridges should be worried, especially as Labour have to deal with the Greens splitting the left vote.
And while I do see it as exceedingly unlikely that Labour and Shanan Halbert will win Northcote, it is worth noting that Bridges was only at 10% in the preferred PM poll, compared to Ardern's 37%.
And I can also disgruntled Northcote residents using the by-election as a protest vote.
Simon Bridges, National, and Dan Bidois must all campaign like it's the 2020 election – there is no way they can afford a repeat of Northland back in 2015.
2018 Northcote by-election, Dan Bidois, National, Northcote, Shanan Halbert, Simon Bridges
A good decision by the Greens
Dan Moskovitz 25 April 2018 0 Comments
The Greens have announced that they will stand a candidate in the Northcote by-election against Labour's Shanan Halbert and National's Dan Bidois.
The Greens were apparently tossing up about whether or not to run a candidate, mainly for financial reasons, apparently.
However, there's also the fact that had they not run a candidate, Labour's Shanan Halbert would have had a better chance of taking what is generally seen as a safe National seat.
But, now that they are running a candidate, they have an opportunity to try and distinguish themselves as separate from Labour, and, with the party only just above the 5% line, that is something that is sorely needed.
And, this is probably the safest opportunity for the Greens to do that.
Northcote is a safe National seat, having been held by National since 2005. Shanan Halbert's chances of winning it were always going to be small. With the Greens running a candidate, they are now minuscule. But, given they were always small, it's a reasonably good opportunity for the Greens to distinguish themselves.
The other opportunity they will have to do that is when it comes to the passing of certain bills in the house, such as the waka jumping bill and the Kermadec Islands marine reserve bill.
However, while going against their coalition partners in those bills might help show their independence, it will do more harm than good for the coalition as a whole.
Overall, the Greens have made a good call by standing a candidate.
2018 Northcote by-election, Greens, Northcote, Shanan Halbert
Tava's candidacy a good strategic move
Dan Moskovitz 30 March 2018 1 Comment
Former Green party leadership contender Vernon Tava has been tipped to run for for National in the Northcote by-election.
Tava used to be a member of the Greens and ran in the male co-leadership election in 2015 (despite not being an MP) and campaigned on moving away from a left-wing party to centrist environmentalist party.
Tava left the Greens in 2017, stating that he had joined what he thought was an environmentalist party, but was actually a socialist party. He later joined the campaign team for National in the East Coast Bays electorate.
If Tava does end up running for National, then he'll almost certainly become an MP, as Northcote is a fairly safe seat for National.
But, the fact that he appears to be a front-runner for the nomination hints at National leader Simon Bridge's long term plans.
Tava's environmentalist background and the fact that he is a former Green party member makes a clear political statement from National to the Greens.
Bridges is trying to cosy up to them. Bridges is hoping for a teal deal come 2020. And if Tava becomes an MP, then the teal deal chances of happening increase.
Whether a teal deal is achievable though…. Well, that's another story.
2018 Northcote by-election, Greens, National, Northcote, Simon Bridges, Vernon Tava


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The first GB Junior Padel Team training clinic will take place next week at La Reserva Club, Sotogrande. GB Junior Padel Team coach Mauri Andrini is flying in for an intensive two day event, on the brand new padel courts at La Reserva Club in Sotogrande.
It is an exciting time for Sotogrande International School GB Junior Padel team members, Ben, Charlotte and Tilly as it is the first time they get to meet the rest of their team mates and their coach, Argentine Professional Mauri Andrini.
GB Junior Padel coach, Argentine Mauri is a professional player on the WPT (World Padel Tour) and he has been No1 on the BPT (British Padel Tour) since 2013.
Frankie Batt, GB Team Captain has of course worked with Mauri at World Championships before. He met up with him last weekend at the Adidas sponsored British Padel Association Pop-up padel event at Canary Wharf in London.
Now that school has broken up for the summer, all the players are busy getting fit, pounding the padel courts and taking part in local tournaments.
The clinic will run on the fabulous new courts at La Reserva Club, Sotogrande on Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th July. It is the first team training session in preparation for the XI World Junior Padel Championship, which is being held in Malaga, Spain in October, at Club El Candado.
Anyone is welcome to come along and watch the training sessions at La Reserva Club, and have a look at the brand new world class facilities.
On the Wednesday afternoon, GB Junior Padel Team coach Mauri, and La Reserva have agreed to hold a special free clinic for Sotogrande International School children who would like to improve their padel game.
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Has a BSc in Electrical and Industrial Engineering, a MSc and a DSc in Electrical Engineering. He joined PSR in 2004 where he is currently a Technical Director. He has been leading and conducting projects in the following areas: Integrated electricity and gas planning studies, Energy auctions (design, analysis and bidding strategies), Risk management, Regulatory assessment and support for investors and Economic valuation of generation projects.
He is a member of the IEEE Power Engineering Society and teaches classes on the energy sector for Master in Business Administration courses. He is the author and co-author of more than 25 papers published in journals and local/international conferences. He has been a speaker in conferences and seminars in Brazil and abroad.
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Today is the last day for Icelanders to eat at their local McDonalds. It's a direct consequence of the crisis, Iceland's isolation combined with fairly dire financial situation means that it's no longer possible for McDonalds to import their supplies and sell burgers profitably. Apparently burgers at the Iceland McDonalds were above 5USD, almost the most expensive in Europe.
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Поча́ївський зака́зник — ландшафтний заказник загальнодержавного значення в Україні. Розташований у межах Сарненського району Рівненської області, на північ від села Людинь.

Площа 927 га (початково 445 га). Створений у 1974 році (доповнення і зміни — 1980, 2013 рік). Перебуває у віданні Висоцького і Людинського лісництв.

Під охороною — болотний і лісовий масиви з мальовничими ландшафтами та озерами (Велике Почаївське озеро і Мале Почаївське озеро). На болоті зрозтають рідкісні види рослин: росичка круглолиста, шейхцерія болотна тощо. Водиться велика кількість водоплавних птахів.

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Природно-заповідний фонд Дубровицького району
Природоохоронні об'єкти, засновані 1974

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Geneviève Gavignaud-Fontaine, est une historienne française, née le  à Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet (Pyrénées-Orientales), professeur des Universités émérite (Montpellier, Hérault), auteur.

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Elle est née à Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet, a épousé Jacques Fontaine, ingénieur d'études à l'Université Montpellier I.

L'écolière de Saint-Paul, Paris, Agen, Carcassonne, Dakar a fait ses études secondaires aux lycées de Biarritz et de Perpignan, ses études universitaires à Perpignan (Propédeutique), Montpellier (Licence et Maîtrise) et Paris (Doctorat). Agrégée d'histoire (1970), elle a enseigné au Lycée Henri-IV de Béziers tout en étant chargée de cours à l'Université Paul-Valéry / Montpellier III où elle a été nommée assistante en 1975. Sous la direction, à Montpellier du professeur Robert Laurent avant son départ à la retraite, puis du professeur Jean Bouvier à Paris, elle a fait sa thèse sur la propriété en Roussillon. Docteur ès lettres et sciences humaines de l'Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne (doctorat d'État ès lettres et sciences humaines, 1980, mention très honorable et félicitations du jury à l'unanimité), elle a été Professeur des Universités - classe exceptionnelle - à Montpellier où s'est déroulée sa carrière (1975-2015). Elle a été invitée à enseigner aux États-Unis (1980- 81, Davidson, North Carolina) où elle a forgé le concept de « Révolution Rurale ». Membre d'équipes de recherche montpelliéraines, parisiennes et européennes, elle est invitée à participer à des groupes de recherche CNRS organisateurs de rencontres européennes (Portugal, Royaume-Uni, Pays-Bas, Danemark, Espagne); elle a participé à de nombreux colloques internationaux, publié des articles en diverses langues. Ses travaux ont été accompagnés, sans interruption de 1990 à 2014, de primes de recherche et d'encadrement doctoral (1990-2010), prime d'excellence scientifique (2010-2014).

Elle est l'auteur d'une vintagine de livres.

Ceux qui concernent le Languedoc et le Roussillon retracent l'histoire du vignoble le plus vaste du monde au vingtième siècle: propriété des terres, marchés et prix des vins, organisations professionnelles, rapports à l'État et à l'Europe, combats vignerons, traditions qualitatives des terroirs… Sont mises en exergue les distinctions vinicoles locales qui honorent la mémoire vigneronne depuis l'époque romaine, sans discontinuer même pendant l'aventure du « vignoble de masse » des années 1890-1970, lesquelles constituèrent une période désastreuse pour la réputation languedocienne alors entachée par l'image d'un vin industriel issu de frauduleuses pratiques. Ce faisant, s'anime le passé d'une société hier puissamment enracinée et, longtemps héritière de traditions culturales et culturelles; formidable patrimoine qui, par-delà les océans et dès les dernières années du vingtième siècle, fait l'objet de maints emprunts ampélographiques et œnologiques.

L'étude des marchés et du prix des vins a été fort instructive pour la compréhension des rapaces calculs qui, sur les actuels marchés du monde globalisé, attisent la spéculation génératrice de crises récurrentes. Le mécanisme inhumain du marché dérégulé pousse à rémunérer toujours plus faiblement les producteurs de richesses issues du travail, jusqu'à les ruiner définitivement quand les prix de marché ne couvrent plus les coûts de production; ce qui revient à accumuler les profits dans les mains de ceux qui confisquent les légitimes rémunérations du travail et, à terme, les propriétés. Que l'on remplace le vin – « en vrac », c'est-à-dire sans valeur ajoutée - par le lait, le café ou autres denrées, des constantes apparaissent de toute évidence dans les sociétés agricoles du monde confrontées à d'importants dysfonctionnements commerciaux: dès que cessent les mécanismes de régulation de leurs activités économiques, les populations locales perdent la maîtrise de leurs terres, et quittent leurs villages. Excitée par le laisser-fairisme commercial, la guerre des prix sert la constitution des monopoles, nourrit le mépris d'autrui, et fait du « marché » l'ordonnateur de la société.

Un autre ensemble de travaux de Geneviève Gavignaud-Fontaine l'historienne traite des mutations de la société rurale occidentale (française, européenne, américaine); ils lui permettent de définir le concept de « Révolution Rurale ». Différenciée de la Révolution Agricole (industrialisation de l'agriculture) qu'elle englobe, la Révolution Rurale recouvre l'ensemble des bouleversements subis par les campagnes, leurs populations et leurs activités; l'auteur saisit ladite Révolution comme rupture dans les relations à la terre nourricière et à la nature qu'avaient entretenues, des millénaires durant, hommes, sociétés, économies occidentales. Observable aux États-Unis d'Amérique avant de concerner d'autres campagnes, notamment en France, ce démantèlement civilisationnel - l'un des traits majeurs des temps actuels - s'inscrit dans la logique des révolutions contemporaines occidentales. Avec l'effondrement du nombre d'agriculteurs - ils avaient euxmêmes succédé, au cours des siècles contemporains, aux paysans des millénaires précédents -, avec l'installation de nouvelles populations venues des périphéries urbaines et n'exerçant généralement pas d'activité liée au travail de la terre, les paysages se sont transformés: ici, le bétonnage des sols enlevés à la culture, là des exploitations provisoirement rescapées de la concurrence commerciale, là-bas la désertification et la friche; les fractures territoriales, sociales, culturelles s'aggravent.

Ces patientes études de la société rurale et des marchés vinicoles ont conduit le professeur Gavignaud Fontaine à confronter les faits - analysés dans le temps long du vécu - aux pensées, doctrines et théories constitutives de la civilisation européenne (publication 2005). Pour conclure que de réalistes études historiques (des faits aux concepts, du singulier à l'universel, par raisonnement inductif) corroboraient des enseignements de la philosophie morale thomasienne, synthèse d'aristotélisme  av. J.-C.) et de patristique (pères théologiens des premiers siècles chrétiens); ladite philosophie a été réactualisée à la fin du dix-neuvième siècle dans la doctrine sociale chrétienne.

La violente crise, d'abord financière (2008) puis systémique, qui vint déstabiliser économies, sociétés, civilisations mondiales… accéléra, en les entérinant, les travaux de l'universitaire: sur la base des concepts de justice(s) définis par le théologien médiéval saint Thomas d'Aquin () et, avant lui, le philosophe grec Aristote (IVe siècle av. J.-C.), elle établissait qu'au fondement même du libéralisme économique libre-échangiste (« laissez faire, laissez passer » en vue d'un lucratif marché à dimension mondiale), se trouve le rejet de préoccupations de justice dans les relations économiques contemporaines - notamment de justice particulière « commutative », laquelle fait rechercher l'égalité entre choses échangées (public. 2009, 2013, 2017). De la prolifération d'injustices sur les marchés, résultent le durcissement des inégalités entre les hommes, l'exacerbation des tensions entre populations… Rappelant les considérations morales qui ont, des siècles et des siècles durant, et avant que ne se répandent les idéologies contemporaines, imprégné les strates matérielles de l'évolution des sociétés, l'auteur fait de la volonté de justice dans l'échange (ou justice particulière commutative: justes prix, justes salaires, justes bénéfices…) l'une des conditions, avec le concours de la caritas - amour et don -, de la justice sociale, de la sauvegarde de la concorde sociale et autres biens communs.

Le questionnement sur les fondamentaux de la vie des hommes et de leurs sociétés a aiguillé Geneviève Gavignaud-Fontaine sur des voies inattendues; de l'école des Annales à la scolastique thomasienne, singulier est son cheminement, et efficace la méthode par elle mise en œuvre: travailler patiemment au plus près des réalités humaines - physiques et spirituelles, dans le temps long, celui de l'épaisseur et de la durée des sociétés, racines comprises. Les causes profondes (hiérarchie causale) des faits - analysés sans perdre de vue leurs acteurs: personnes, familles et organisations professionnelles - sont explicitées avec le renfort pluridisciplinaire qu'exige leur complexité. À chaque nouvelle échelle d'investigation - locale, nationale, européenne, mondiale - les conclusions se confirment; sans contradiction de fond ni de surface, le questionnement historique s'articule au questionnement philosophique promu par saint Thomas d'Aquin dont est soulignée l'actualité de la méthode (public. 2021). La connaissance du passé est mise au service de la compréhension du présent.

Publications

Analyse novatrice des sociétés rurales, et définition du concept de « Révolution rurale » (1980-2007)
 La Propriété en Roussillon, Structures et conjoncture agraires, - siècle, Thèse Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, ANRT Lille III, 1980.
 La Révolution rurale. Essai à partir du cas américain (USA), Le Coteau, Horvath, 1983. Préface de Robert Laurent.
 Les Campagnes en France, Paris, Ophrys, 1990, T1, le ; T2, le  siècle.
 La Révolution rurale dans la France contemporaine, - siècle, Paris, L'Harmattan, 1996.
 Propriété et société rurale en Europe, les doctrines à l'épreuve de l'histoire sociale française (années 1780-1920), Nantes, Les Éditions du Temps, 2005.
 Villageois sans agriculture! Observations sur la société rurale contemporaine, Montpellier, Publications de la Méditerranée, 2007.

Histoire du plus vaste vignoble du monde jusqu'à l'an 2000: le Languedoc-Roussillon. (1980-2016)
 Propriétaires-viticulteurs en Roussillon. Structures, Conjonctures, Société, XVIII- siècle, Paris, Publications de la Sorbonne, 1983, 2 tomes Adaptation de la thèse, Préface de Jean Bouvier.
 Caractères historiques du vignoble en Languedoc et Roussillon, Montpellier, Publications Universitaires de la Méditerranée, 1997.
 Le Languedoc viticole, la Méditerranée et l'Europe au siècle dernier (), Presses Universitaires de la Méditerranée, 2000,  édition 2006.
 Vignobles du Sud, XVIe- siècle, Actes du colloque du Centre d'Histoire moderne et contemporaine de l'Europe méditerranéenne et de ses périphéries, Montpellier, Publications Universitaires de la Méditerranée, 2003, en collaboration avec Henri Michel.
 Vignerons, Montpellier, Publications Universitaires de la Méditerranée, 2005.
 Le Vin en Languedoc et Roussillon, de la tradition aux mondialisations XVIe-XXe siècle, Perpignan, Trabucaïre, 2007, en collaboration avec Gilbert Larguier.
 Terroirs et marchés des vins dans un siècle de crises. Languedoc et Roussillon, 1907-2007, Montpellier, Publications Universitaires de la Méditerranée, 2012.
 Le Cours des vins en Catalogne et Languedoc-Roussillon. Fluctuations et portée des prix dans le temps long de l'histoire (direction des Actes de la Journée d'études de 2011), Toulouse, Annales du Midi, , janvier-.
 Corps intermédiaires vignerons et marchands en Languedoc 1704-1939, ouvrage collectif (avec G. Larguier et alii), Presses Universitaires de Perpignan, 2016.

Économie morale et sociale: fondements historiques et philosophie chrétienne (2009-2017)
 Considérations économiques chrétiennes de saint Paul aux temps actuels, Paris, Boutique de l'Histoire éditions, 2009.
 Les Catholiques et l'économie-sociale en France, XIXe-XXe siècles, Paris, Les Indes Savantes/La Boutique de l'Histoire, 2011.
 Marchés sans justice, ruines sociales. Refonder les libertés économiques sur la justice, Paris, Les Indes Savantes/La Boutique de l'Histoire, 2013.
 Justice dans les relations économiques et justice sociale. Sources morales et ruptures historiques, Paris, Les Indes Savantes/La Boutique de l'Histoire, 2017.

Du questionnement historique au questionnement philosophique: méthode et éthique (2021)
 Saint Thomas d'Aquin et la volonté de justice : actualité du questionnement philosophique, Paris, L'Harmattan, 2021.
Au confluent de l'histoire et de la philosophie morale. Sur les réalités économiques, de perdurables savoirs éthiques, à paraître.
Varia
 Civilisations populaires du Languedoc et du Roussillon, Le Coteau, Horvath, 1982, , 1990, ouvrage collectif sous la direction de Gérard Cholvy.
 La Révolution française dans le Languedoc méditerranéen, Toulouse, Privat, 1987, en collaboration avec Robert Laurent.
 Saint-Paul et les Fenouillèdes, les racines de leur histoire, Montpellier, Orpèges, 2011,  2012.
 Le « Chapitre » de Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet, histoire et rayonnement spirituel, œuvres d'art (IXe-XVIIIe siècle), Montpellier, Orpèges, 2013, en collaboration avec Lucien Bayrou et Michèle François.

Méthode historique
 Rural Studies in Britain and France, sous la direct. de Maryvonne Bodiguel et Philip Lowe, London, Belhaven Press, 1990, « History in Perspective: Rural Studies in French historiography », p. 55 à p. 75.
 Revue Histoire et Sociétés rurales, n° 3, 1995, « L'Apport de l'École des Annales à l'histoire rurale de la période contemporaine » p. 94 à p. 103.
 Mélanges offerts à Charles-Olivier Carbonell, une passion de l'histoire, Toulouse, Privat, 2002, « La méthode historique de l'École des Annales à l'épreuve des sociétés rurales contemporaines », p. 183 à p. 196.
 « Robert Laurent, historien des vignerons de la « Côte-d'Or au  », dans Histoire et Sociétés Rurales, n° 5, Campagnes bourguignonnes dans l'histoire, Rennes, 1996, p. 62 à p. 72. Repris dans, Liame, n° 6, CHMCMM, Montpellier, Université Paul-Valéry, 2002.
 Pallas, Revue d'Études Antiques, Les hommes et la terre dans la Méditerranée gréco-romaine, Toulouse, Presses universitaires du Mirail, 64/2004, Introduction « La recherche en histoire rurale: l'antiquité et sa contemporanéité ».
 « Le point de vue d'une historienne » dans Histoire et agronomie: entre ruptures et durée, actes coordonnés par Paul Robin et Jean-Paul Aeschlimann, Paris, IRD Éditions, 2007, p. 33 à p. 44.

Les campagnes françaises dans les siècles contemporains
 Le Capitalisme français XIXe-XXe siècles. Blocages et dynamique d'une croissance, Hommage à Jean Bouvier, coordonné par Patrick Fridenson et André Strauss, Paris, Fayard, 1987, « Viticulture et propriété: du libéralisme à la coopération », p. 355 à p. 366.
 Revue d'Économie rurale, Un siècle d'agriculture française 1880-1990, Paris, 1988, « L'État et la propriété », p. 92 à p. 100.
 Histoire économique XVIIIe–XXe siècle, textes essentiels, sous la direction de Michel Margairaz, Paris, Larousse, 1992, « La propriété en Roussillon XVIIIe–XXe siècle », p. 721 à p. 728.
 Campagnes et Sociétés en Europe, 1830-1930, sous la direction Michel Pigenet et Gilles Pécout et, Paris, Éditions de l'Atelier, 2005, « À propos des voies de passage de l'agriculture paysanne à l'agriculture capitaliste », p. 25 à p. 36. Déjà publié dans Le Mouvement Social, Paris, Les Éditions sociales, 1978, n° 104, p. 31 à p. 42.
 La Revue Historique, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, 1987, 9, « De la Révolution agricole à la Révolution rurale. Des sociétés rurales contemporaines en mutations », p. 99 à p. 119.
 Revue Historiens et Géographes, Paris, 1996, n° 354, « La Révolution rurale. Un concept opératoire pour l'étude des mutations en cours dans les campagnes », p. 132 à p. 137.
 Mouvements paysans face à la politique agricole commune et à la mondialisation (1957-2000), sous la direction de Laurent Jalabert et Christophe Patillon, « Introduction: Les enjeux internationaux du monde agricole de la PAC à l'OMC », Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2013, p. 15 à p. 35.

Les enseignements tirés du marché vinicole à l'heure de la mondialisation économique
 Estudis d'Historia agraria, Centre d'Estudis historics internationals (VI) Barcelona, 1985, « Propietaris-viticultors al Rossello » p. 7 à p. 56.- Co-opération and Farmers'Unions in Western Europe, collectif, South Jutland University Press, 1990, « The Emergence of Wine Co-operatives in the Midi », p. 100 à p. 115.
 Areas, Revista de Ciencias sociales, 12, Editore Regional de Murcia, España, 1990, « El Midi de los viñedos, desde Carlomagno al Mercado común », p. 117 à p. 124.
 Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Nahrungmittel und ihre Märkte 19 und Jahrundert, Akademie Werlag, Berlin 1996, 1, « Der weinmarket in den Regionem Languedoc und Roussillon 1860-1907 », p. 109 à p. 128.
 Académie Suisse du Vin, n°A1, oct. 2003, « La longue marche qualitative des vignerons du Midi », p.18 à p. 28.
 Regulierte Mârktet: Zünfte und Kartelle, M. Müller, H. R. Schmid, L. Tissot (Hg.), Université de Neuchâtel, Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Wirtschafts-und Sozialgeschichte, Band 26, 26. Jahrgang, Société suisse d'histoire économique et sociale, n° 26,  année, 2011, « Les politiques de régulation du marché du vin en Languedoc 1889-1976 », p. 225 à p. 241.
 Revue d'Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine de Nîmes et du Gard, n° 25, janvier 2010, « Principes de réalité du marché du vin en Languedoc 1889-1976 », p. 33 à p. 42.

Histoire et philosophie chrétienne

Textes publiés dans L'Homme Nouveau
 n° 1694, 14 septembre 2019, l'« économie financière de marché » met aujourd'hui hors jeu l'« économie territoriale » à vocation humaine et sociale, Rubrique « tribune libre ».
 n° 1709, 11 avril 2020, « Aux sources chrétiennes d'une économie au service des hommes et des sociétés qu'ils forment », Rubrique « tribune libre ».
 n° 1728, 30 janvier 2021, « Tous frères, font dire le cœur… et la raison! », Rubrique tribune

Quelques Récensions dans la Revue thomiste
 Laudato si, Lettre encyclique du pape François, Revue thomiste, T, CXVIII, n°2, avril-juin 2018, p. 336 à p. 339.

Voir aussi

Notices biographiques
 European Biographical Directory, Dictionnaire biographique européen, 11, R. H. Neirijnck (Bruges), 1997.
 Pierre Clerc, Dictionnaire de biographie héraultaise, des origines à nos jours, Montpellier, Les Nouvelles Presses du Languedoc éditeur, 2006.
Les 500 qui font le Languedoc-Roussillon, Montpellier, Édition Intelligence Media, 1994.

Articles connexes
 Révolution rurale

Liens externes

 Association Française d'Histoire économique (AFHE): https://afhe.hypotheses.org/
 Occitanie Livre et Lecture: https://www.occitanielivre.fr/
 Autour des Auteurs (ADA): https://www.autourdesauteurs.fr/
 Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3
 CRISES
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 Persée
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Enforceable Pennsylvania Noncompetes Without Consideration?
In Pennsylvania, employers generally must provide employees with consideration to make a noncompete contract enforceable. Furthermore, continued employment is generally not enough. The Legal Intelligencer published an interesting article that makes an argument for enforceable noncompetes with no consideration other than magic words: Noncompetes Supported by 'Intending to Be Legally Bound' Phrase? (subscription required).
A written release or promise, hereafter made and signed by the person releasing or promising, shall not be invalid or unenforceable for lack of consideration, if the writing also contains an additional express statement, in any form of language, that the signer intends to be legally bound.
33 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 6 (West). So, can adding the magic words, "intending to be legally bound" really make an enforceable noncompete?
In Latuszewski v. Valic Financial Advisors, No. 03-0540, 2007 WL 4462739, at *1 (W.D. Pa. Dec. 19, 2007), the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania held the UWOA can provide consideration for a noncompetition covenant entered into subsequent to the commencement of the employment relationship.
But be careful - as the article warns: no Pennsylvania appellate court has weighed in on this issue yet, and at least one trial court decision has ruled the other way.
Update: The Pennsylvania Superior Court addressed this issue on May 13, 2014. Read more here.


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Jefferson Davis, (born June 3, 1808, Christian county, Kentucky, U.S.—died December 6, 1889, New Orleans, Louisiana), was president of the Confederate States of America throughout its existence during the American civil war (1861–65). After the war he was imprisoned for two years and indicted for treason but was never tried.
Abraham Lincoln, (born February 12, 1809, near Hodgenville, Kentucky, U.S.—died April 15, 1865, Washington, D.C.), 16th president of the United States(1861–65), who preserved the Union during the American Civil War and brought about the emancipation of the slaves.
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Home » Uncategorized » Greentec Awards could not handle the truth that Molten Salt Reactors would be good for the environment and that German Public liked it, but a German Court Overturns disqualification
Greentec Awards could not handle the truth that Molten Salt Reactors would be good for the environment and that German Public liked it, but a German Court Overturns disqualification
April 7, 2017 August 3, 2013 by Brian Wang
The Dual-Fluid Reactor, a MSR (Molten Salt Reactor) was entered into the Greentec contest by Berlin's Institute for Solid-State Nuclear Physics. MSRs and other advanced nuclear designs auger a CO2-free energy future and represent clear improvements in nuclear safety, efficiency, and waste management when compared to conventional nuclear. The Dual-Fluid Reactor (DFR) can also be used as a source of industrial process heat to make hydrogen and synthetic fuels.
Greentec did not like a result from voting in the court of public opinion. Then they decide to cheat to boot the voting winner. Then they lost in a real legal court.
Clearly, a significant portion of the German public understands this. The Dual-Fluid Reactor (DFR) made it to the finals on the strength of an open, online voting round. Under the rules of the competition, GreenTec judges select two finalists in each of the contest's eight categories, and the public selects the third.
On June 4, Dual fuel Molten salt was disqualified and denominated by the jury, with no explanation.
Outrage ensued, as DFR supporters accused GreenTec of changing the voting rules to suit their own interests.
German blogger Rainer Klute – a regular commenter on Weinberg blogs – noted:
"People who had campaigned for the award and for the DFR were heavily shocked. Not only they found the decision as such completely incomprehensible, but also the procedure to make it. Changing rules in the course of the game is something that is usually considered less than fair. Most of us (but obviously not all) learned this early in our childhood. No wonder the award's makers were criticized violently in blogs and social media, especially on their own Facebook page."
A Greentec spokeswoman said that the Institute for Solid State Physics had violated a clause in the application process "which obliges participants to provide truthful information about their projects, ensuring an objective evaluation process." She also noted that "The organizers are authorized to disqualify the applicant as well as take away his/her rights to the title." They also stripped another finalist, called Care Energy.
A German appeals court ruled in July 7, 2013 that the disqualification was unlawful.
The court also allowed the DFR makers' application for an injunction. Greentec Communications GmbH must accept the results of the online voting, treat the DFR according to the original contest rules and allow it for the finals. Consequently, the jury must repeat its vote for the overall winner, taking into account the Dual-Fluid Reactor as a regular candidate. In addition, the IFK has the right to receive a movie about the DFR created by TV broadcaster ProSieben, one of the award's media partners. As a nominee, the DFR must also receive an adequate presentation at the GreenTec Awards gala on August 30th in Berlin. The court's decision is final; Greentec Communications must bear the judicial costs.
A German blog nuklearia has details
A full set of links up to June 20, 2013 are here
The Greentec awarrds for 2013 are on August 30.
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