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Jonathan Sachs, The Poetics of Decline in British Romanticism. Reviewed by Carmen Faye Mathes.
Jonathan Sachs, The Poetics of Decline in British Romanticism (Cambridge University Press, 2018). 246 pp. (Hdbk., $99.99; ISBN 9781108420310).
Carmen Faye Mathes
A scene in Paul Schrader's recent film First Reformed (2017) pits the despair of one Reverend, Ernst Toller (Ethan Hawke), against the rationalizing acceptance of another, Rev. Joel Jeffers (Cedric the Entertainer), who is also Toller's boss. In crisis over the irreversible ruin-to-be that humans have made of the earth, Toller asks if God can forgive us for poisoning the world that He made. Jeffers responds, "but how can we know that this isn't God's plan?" and reminds Toller that this has happened once before, for forty days and forty nights. It's no comfort, not even a cold one, and in what follows we come to understand that, while Jeffers promotes living in "the real world" (administrative tasks, finances, hiring and firing), this has nothing to do with Toller's crisis, or God, or the warming planet. We also see how "it's happened once before" is meant to pacify by discouraging exigency, undermining the urgency of Toller's need to respond. Jeffers's logic preserves the status quo by making action seem unnecessary or overblown, and it is also a kind of fortune telling. While the future may look bleak, argues the administration, at least we've known it all before.
First Reformed sets the engine of the foregone conclusion to work against dreams of better worlds in other ways too, raising questions about the relationship between doubt, prophesy and intervention that refract productively onto another work about which I have lately been thinking, Jonathan Sachs's elegant The Poetics of Decline in British Romanticism. Sachs's argument—that for late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century thinkers, "decline is a way of anticipating the future negatively" that is nevertheless "not necessarily oppositional to progress and might be understood as complementary to it in a number of ways"—also sees the future in the past (10). "Past time gathers as water in a reservoir," Sachs writes memorably of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, "to be reused and recycled as part of later present moments" (154). Rather than encouraging us to give way to despair, this is a book intent on discovering the "new cultural practices" that "emerge from the encounter with decline . . . and collectively enable new ways to imagine the future" (10). For Sachs, foreseeing decline is not hopelessness but a kind of winnowing down, a way of narrowing future possibilities towards a known terminus—architectural ruin, the Roman Empire, British literary mediocrity, species extinction—in order to prophesize more precisely about it.
When knowing the future means predicting its adherence to the contours of the past, mapping those contours becomes a visionary exercise. Sachs's opening two chapters, "From Morals to Measurement: Scaling Time, Anticipating the Future and Quantifying Decline in Gibbon, Smith and Playfair" and "The Decline of Literature: Acceleration, Print Saturation, and Media Time," outline new methodologies for capturing decline, from The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire (1776) to statistics, timelines, graphs, and charts. Here are representations of decline that position themselves in terms of the long sweeps of history and commerce and "emphasiz[e] the need to calibrate one's temporal perspective for the longer term" (176). Sachs observes that many thinkers of the Romantic period felt decline to be occurring more swiftly than ever before; he links the rise of print culture to a sense of time pressure, a paradoxical feeling that there is never enough time to read everything and that most everything there is to read is not worth the time. By situating these observations in terms of the (by now well established) association of modernity with acceleration, Sachs shows how new methods for tracking decline gave a semblance of control to some, while for others the speed at which things seemed to be going downhill motivated particular kinds of literary curation: "shorter, morally enriching works like the essay" were at a "premium," and "certain poetry, because it was for all time, was worth the investment of one's time" (103, 104). Thus two new cultural practices emerge: speculation and canon-formation.
Sachs's next two chapters examine poetry's particular timelessness in sustained close-readings of Anna Letitia Barbauld's Eighteen Hundred and Eleven (1812) and William Wordsworth's "The Ruined Cottage" (1814). The types of decline that Sachs unearths in these poems are, simply put, wartime leads to commercial decline which in turn leads to cultural ruin (Barbauld), and commercial changes lead to new time pressures which lead to rural decline (Wordsworth). In both cases, however, the poems, as poems, offer more complex alternatives. In Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, "multiple futures—one explicit, of ruin, and the other, implicit, of ruin avoided . . . all exist simultaneously [as] . . . an affective history of [Barbauld's] present moment" (107). Similarly, the "slow time" both represented in "The Ruined Cottage" and enacted by its form decelerates the experience of rapid modernity for readers. Both poems' affective registers thereby modify even if they do not halt or reverse decline; they capture a "state of feeling" that, as Sachs writes of Barbauld, "comes from weighing the balance between the known and the unknown, the ruins of the classical past and our open, insecure future" (118). By foregrounding such ambivalences, these examples suggest that while the poetics of decline lessens anxiety by increasing certainty, it need not promote unselfconscious acquiescence to negative outcomes. Form allows poets to emphasize too what is contingent or unstable about prophesies of decline.
Sachs's final pair of chapters theorize the influence of the poetics of decline on two important early nineteenth-century thought experiments, one political and the other ecological. "Coleridge's Slow Time" describes how a series of essays that the poet wrote for the Morning Post in 1802, which compare France's possible future under Napoleon Bonaparte to the Roman Empire under the Caesars, transforms the French fantasy of becoming a new Roman Republic into a much more disruptive and critical prophesy. France will become instead a version of the doomed Roman Empire, Coleridge argues, one that is fated to last not four hundred years but "a duration as brief as its rise has been rapid" (qtd. in Sachs 150). For Sachs, this mapping of modern acceleration onto the logic of productive decline offers British readers "comfort and potential future security" (since Napoleon's despotism won't last long), while giving British writers a way to participate in hastening Napoleon's end (150). It is the printing press, after all, that Coleridge describes "as 'the only "infernal machine"' that is truly formidable to the modern despot" (qtd. in Sachs 152).
In "Fast Time, Slow Time, Deep Time: Decline, Extinction, and the Pace of Romanticism," by contrast, the young Charles Darwin's ideas about species extinction require not hastening but retreat. In this book's most significant meeting of its two main bodies of evidence, the quantitative chart and the poem, Sachs argues that the social evolution that Wordsworth's slow poems capture may have contributed to Darwin's theorizing of slow change on a much vaster scale. "Darwin inherits formal and representational problems related to slowness from Wordsworth," writes Sachs, which Darwin then "adapts" to those "slow, drawn-out processes in the natural economy that he describes in his theory of evolution and extinction" (172, 175). At the same time, slowing down for Darwin also means backing up, standing far enough away from individual evolutionary shifts that an overall arc becomes clear. Therefore, and like his forebears in Sachs's opening chapters, Darwin draws a chart which represents evolution as a systematic, progressive series of declines (or extinctions) in lines of a thousand generations each.
These aren't supposed to be hopeless visions because they know where they are going: a ruin is a testament to cultural achievement; a crowd of famous authors makes a canon; fossils are relics of biodiversity gone by; the end of British literary preeminence gives America's college syllabi a place to start. Yet by recurring always to the sweep of a longue durée, this is a book in which the situatedness of poetic arguments and affects are continually in danger from what Donna Haraway has called "the view from nowhere." Zooming out to the point where decline looks like progress necessitates confronting that view's "perverse capacity . . . to distance the knowing subject from everybody and everything in the interests of unfettered power" (Haraway 582). As Sachs's account of Coleridge's reinterpretation of France's "claim to be a 'new Roman Republic'" reveals, one powerful tendency unleashed by prophesying decline is that of projecting the future in whatever shape one assumes the (often idealized) past to have been (Coleridge qtd. in Sachs 149). Any shape, in other words, that fits the assumptions upon which one's thinking already depends. Another is that by making the future less uncertain, prophesies about decline can discourage intervention, radical or otherwise. Both tendencies are powerful because they leave little room for doubt and, as Sachs's opening two chapters make clear, modern time pressures work to conceal any doubts that linger by urging the compression of evidence and arguments into graphs and charts, which allow readers to accept the prophesy's authority at a glance. For this reason, the ambivalences that Sachs discovers in Barbauld and Wordsworth raise important questions about the normative force of a poetics of decline. What might Romanticism—with its radicalism, revolutionary spirit, and even despair—have to teach us about our responsibility to challenge the logic of productive decline, where that logic has the power to encourage confident inaction?
Haraway, Donna. "Situated Knowledges: The Science Question in Feminism and the Privilege of Partial Perspective." Feminist Studies, vol. 14, no. 3, 1988, pp. 575-599.
Schrader, Paul, director. First Reformed. A24, 2017.


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Q: Dynamic object using group values as keys I'm developing a Asp.Net WebAPI with EntityFramework, and need to return some definitions using dynamic values as keys. Definitions are stored in a definition table as follows:
 NICK     VALUE   DESCRIPTION
------    -----  --------------
GRADE      1      Very low
GRADE      2      Low
GRADE      3      Fair
GRADE      4      High
GRADE      5      Very high
CONTROL    1      There is no control
CONTROL    2      Control is fairly structured
...        ...    ...

Instead of getting the definition's list as usual:
[ { "nick": "GRADE", "value": 1, "description": "Very low" },
  { "nick": "GRADE", "value": 2, "description": "Low" }, ...
]

I'd like to get the structure below:
[ "GRADE": [
    { "value": 1, "description": "Very low" },
    {"value": 1, "description": "Low" } ...
    ],
  "CONTROL": [ ... ]
]

using a WebAPi function like:
public Dictionary<string, List<ValueDescription>> GetDefinitions()

where ValueDescription is a simple class as follows:
public class ValueDescription {
    public int Value { get; set; }
    public string Description { get; set; }
}

I tried many approaches, but I can't figure out how to get the structure with dynamic key names. Anyone can give me a clue?
Thanks in advance.

A: You can group the definitions by NICK and then use ToDictionary method passing the group Key as dictionary key and projecting group elements to ValueDescription list as dictionary value.
Something like this:
var result = db.Definitions
    .GroupBy(e => e.NICK)
    .ToDictionary(g => g.Key, g => g.Select(e => new ValueDescription
    {
        Value = e.VALUE,
        Description = e.DESCRIPTION,
    }).ToList());

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Q: Genetic Algorithm Fitness Score Issue I am trying to write a java program that generates a population of random characters and eventually lands at an inputted string to simulate something like the infinite monkey theorem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem). The issue I am having is as I am testing it, all of the starting population have a fitness level of 0 so nothing gets added to the mating pool during the natural selection process. Here is what the project entails.
Target: the string "Hello"
Mutation Rate: 0.01
Population Max: 100 DNA objects each containing a char[] array for the genes.
Here is my function for calculating the fitness:
public void calcFitness(String target){
        double score = 0.0;
        for(int i = 0; i < this.genes.length; i++){
            if(this.genes[i] == target.charAt(i)){
                score++;
            }
        }
        this.fitness = score/this.genes.length;
    }

I am new to genetic programming and not sure what I am doing wrong, any help would be appreciated and any tips or insight about genetic programming would also be appreciated.
EDIT
Here is the code for the selection process:
 public void naturalSelection(){
        ArrayList<DNA> selection = new ArrayList<>();
        Random rand = new Random();
        String child = "";
        DNA[] newPop = new DNA[popMax];
        for(int i = 0; i < population.length; i++){
            for(int j = 0; j < population[i].getFitness(); j++){
                selection.add(population[i]);
            }
        }
        for(int i = 0; i < selection.size(); i++){
            int parentSelect = rand.nextInt(selection.size());
            DNA parent1 = selection.get(parentSelect);
            child = parent1.split(true);
            parentSelect = rand.nextInt(selection.size());
            DNA parent2 = selection.get(parentSelect);
            child += parent2.split(false);
            newPop[i] = new DNA(child);
        }
        double mutation = rand.nextDouble();
        if(mutation < this.mutationRate){
            this.population = swapMutation(newPop);
            calcFittest();
        }
        else{
            this.population = newPop;
            calcFittest();
        }
    }

Where swap mutation swaps two random chars if mutation occurs.

A: I would suggest using a fitness function that measures distance from a candidate to the target string. You would then minimise overall fitness instead of maximising.
To do this:
public void calcFitness(String target){
    double score = 0.0;
    for(int i = 0; i < this.genes.length; i++){
        score += Math.abs((int)this.genes[i] - (int)target.charAt(i));
    }
    this.fitness = score / this.genes.length;
}

This should work better because it will differentiate each candidate much better. Without seeing the random string generator you are using it is hard to say but it is likely that the number of possible candidates is astronomical with a very low chance that any of them score a single point with your fitness function.
Might also be worth pointing out that your code is likely part of a Genetic Algorithm rather than Genetic Programming.
If you want to improve the selection I would recommend as an easy to program technique Tournament Selection - choose n random individuals from the population and then select the best fitness individual from the n individuals. This gives better candidates a higher chance of being selected than other individuals and has the added bonus that you don't need to calculate fitness for every individual in a population.

A: I just finished a GA for infinite monkey theorem. You may find at https://github.com/Willtl/infinite_monkey_theorem
It is in C++ but it would not be difficult to do the same in Java. You can open the project it using Eclipse CPP.
void Individual::calculateFitness(vector<char> chromosomePlate) {
fitness = 0;

for (int i = 0; i < chromosome.size(); i++) {
    int gene = (int) chromosome[i];
    int genePlate = (int) chromosomePlate[i];
    if (gene == genePlate && gene != 32) {
            fitness++;
    }
}

First of all, when I read the input I put it to lower case. Then to make it easy to randomize and compare, I am using ASCII. So as I am just considering lower case my characters range goes from 97 to 122. I also keep the spaces at the chromosome, however in the fitness function I ignore it (32).
Anything that you need just post here I will be more than happy to help.


By now you have probably fallen behind on your NaNoWriMo writing progress—in my experience, nearly everyone doing NaNo sets initial goals that turn out to be impossible to achieve—and are starting to feel November 30 breathing down your neck. If you're on target, you're entering the second half of your book, which is where plots start getting messy, characters start misbehaving, and writers start stressing out. This is not a fun time. And the deadline pressure isn't making it any more fun.
I spent several years as a medical journalist. Here are some tricks I learned for writing long pieces on tight deadlines without keeling over from stress.
Let the past be past. Take a deep breath, forgive yourself for your errors and flaws, and focus on the present and future. You can't go back in time and make yourself have written more or better. You can only move forward from where you are.
Give yourself a day off. Not a day where you mean to write and don't, but a proper day off that has no writing plans in it at all. If you feel deeply and sincerely motivated to write, just because writing feels good, you are of course allowed to write. Otherwise, take a break, and explicitly adjust your daily wordcount goals to accommodate it. You need to recharge without guilt. Resting your mind will make it easier to face the next writing day.
Don't make yourself feel worse by grimly sticking to an outdated agenda. Scrap your old writing plan and make a new one that takes into account how much progress you've made, what you've learned about where and when you write best, and what your current goal is (it might not be the same goal you set out with).
Create tangible motivators. As a journalist I was very motivated by getting paid. How can you pay yourself for your work? Even if you just allow yourself to eat an M&M every time you write another 250 words, that may be enough to get you to write 250 words you otherwise wouldn't have managed.
Reach out for support. People talk all the time about writing being a solitary activity, but there can be a very real and significant community aspect to it. You're doing a challenging thing and it's totally fine to get help with it. Ask your partner or roommate to take on a few extra chores for November. Connect with other NaNo'ers on message boards or social media. Call a friend and sob on them about how hard this all is. Remember that you are not actually alone in this endeavor.
Make writing easy. Do you keep sitting down eager to write and then giving up because your pens are all dried up or your desk chair is uncomfortable? Are you trying to write here and there in the day rather than setting aside writing time? Are you underslept and too tired to focus? Fix those situational issues to make writing as easy as possible. It's still going to be a challenge, but there's no reason for it to be torture.
Reduce your anxiety. Meditate, avoid caffeine, take long hot baths, or do whatever else soothes you. Anxiety can feel motivating, but it often motivates us in bad directions. You'll be just as fast and effective a writer if you're feeling centered and calm, and your intuition will have more room to play.
Build on other people's work. I absolutely don't mean that you should plagiarize, just to be excruciatingly clear on that. But there are ways to steal like an artist, as Austin Kleon says, and in fact I will just put his good theft/bad theft chart here for your reference. For example, when I was writing articles that had to fill a certain amount of space, I'd often conduct interviews and then quote my sources at length. This was perfectly acceptable journalistic practice and also meant I needed to do less actual writing. The equivalent in fiction might be to introduce a minor character who's transplanted from other media, with a few tweaks to fit properly into your world; to incorporate a plot twist that's clichéd but easy rather than trying to come up with a completely original one; or to draw on real-world historical or current events, including those in your own life. My post on how to create original work has more on this.
Just write a little bit. One of my partners calls this "flossing one tooth." Don't sit down with your entire day's wordcount looming over you; give yourself a tiny goal, a paragraph or even a sentence. If that's all you write today, it's still more than nothing, and you can write more tomorrow. And you never know—that one paragraph or sentence might be enough to get the juices flowing.
Write until you drop. This is the opposite tactic, and one that is sometimes necessary when the deadlines are really, really tight. Clear your schedule, kick everyone else out of the house, turn off your phone, block all social media sites, and determine that you are going to write all the words with no interruptions and no distractions. Don't bother setting a wordcount goal; you stop when your body and brain give out. Sprint until your vision is blurry or your hand is cramping, have some water and a protein-heavy snack, and sprint again. We could pretend that there's an analogy to interval training here, but it's nothing so healthy. You can't do this often or you will burn all the way out. However, if you get a kick out of intense pressure, this can be a great way to get yourself into the zone and make the most use of being there. Make sure you set aside the next day for recovery.
I'd love to hear your ideas for how to either beat the deadline stress or let it power you. Feel free to share them in the comments.


Charly is a seahorse and seahorses are also known as hippocampus and they live in tropical and temperate waters throughout the world.
They are very unique fish, not only do they not look like fish in general, they also swim upright instead of horizontally like other fish. Another crazy fact about them is that the males give birth to their descendants.
Charly is worked in classic amigurumi style, which means in a long spiral round, never join a round after finishing one. Also I like my amigurumi to be worked through both loops (whereas I know couple fellow amigurumi makers who prefer the back loop only). So do whatever you like best.
I used catania yarn from Schachenmayr and my beloved 3.5 mm hook. My Charly seahorse is about 23 cm from top to bottom.
So, your little seahorse will be the size you choose, go with bigger yarn and a bigger hook and you will get a bigger seahorse. If you decide to go smaller, of course your Charly will be smaller, as easy as this right?
the decreases created a bending in the snout which resembles the top of the snout. Now place the snout to the head in a way that the bended end is on top and the flat end is at the lower side. Use pins to fix the snout in place before you sew it to the head. To sew the snout to the head use the BO yarn end. Secure yarn ends and hide within the seahorse.
make about 4 (or as many as you like) and add them to the head, all centered and lined up in a row, sew to head, secure and hide yarn ends.
Sew to lower back, opposite to belly, below bending of back and above beginning of tail (see front picture). Secure ends and hide them.
Sew to side of body, one thumb wide away from dorsal fin.
Secure and hide yarn ends.
Embroider little sparkles onto the dark pupil parts of the eyes. See figure below for guidance. The figure also shows you how to sew both parts of the eye together.
and that's it — I hope you enjoyed this mygurumi pattern as much as I do. It's still one of my favorites!
Sew to body, maybe onto the belly? Or how about right behind one eye?
Hi, I love this pattern! when do you stuff it? do you do the head half way down the body? What works best?
I know this is an old pattern, but where is it? This post says its free, but when i scroll down there is nothing there :'-( And the seahorse is soooo cute!
The head, body and tail is almost done.
I have a question about row 90. It says: sc2. Row 90 says: sc2. Maybe you mean to sc2tog x3 because after row 89 I have 6 stitches left.
Thanx for replying so quick. We Will follow your directions.
This pattern is very confusing. I think using the term m2 and all the brackets and x 6 is crazy when it can be something as simple as 1sc, increase (18) or 2sc, decrease (18). Makes for an easier pattern. Because of the instructions I cannot make the pattern without rewriting it. It's too bad. The seahorse is really cute.
I'm sorry to confuse you.
Unfortunately the pattern does not work the way it does if you increase or decrease a stitch anywhere you like. This is exactly the reason why I write my patterns as I do, there is some very precise shaping included.
What an amazing pattern! Quite challenging for begginers I must say but I almost made it!
For example in the dorsal How can it be shifting from 11 st (line 2) to 16 st (line 3).
This seahorse pattern worked up so well. I love the finished product. It is one that requires attention while making though. Thank you for making this a free pattern.
Can you give the explanations?
Very challenging pattern but i did get thru it! Ran out of body color at row 83 so i ended & just closed off tail. He is very cute. I had a little trouble doing a sc in a slst, but got it done. Made the shaping so nice! I used a #3 cotton thread & a 00 hook, body is dk green & add ons are light blue. Very cue.
I love this pattern, it is so qute! The head/body/tail is finished, but the snout isn't looking like it has to. Do you crochet the snout in only back loops or something else? Mine is too big and isn't decreasing/increasing the way yours is..
In row 61 itvsays esc4, I read the meaning for esc but not for esc4, and nomatter how do this, my stitch count for row 62 is off by 3 acai can only add 7 a.c. not 10. What am o doing wrong?
ok, I figured it out, but it was 2am when I got to row 76 and so I decided to stop the tail there for my first attempt at this pattern. My little girl turned out super cute! Ill try to send pics in an email!


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LED Box
LED box that tracks the image input from a computer or ping sensors
Challenges we ran intoFor our project we plan to use computer vision and a simple iPhone app to control turning on and off of the lights, the color of the lights, and a flickering of the lights. The lights could turn different colors or pulse like a strobe lights and then the computer vision would strictly be determining what lights were on and off, depending on what image came from the computer camera.
First we will build a box, made out of wood or cardboard with a modern sleek look to make it look like a product. Then a grid of RGB lights would be placed on the surface of the box and a circuit to control it within the box. Then the circuit would have to interface with the app and inputs from the computer. The app would control the various characteristics of the lights, but the image from the computer would control what lights were on or off.
We plan to use the webcam of a computer attached to the Arduino via USB to record the movement of a hand or some other object. The computer camera would read the image before it and relay that information to the arduino. Then the shape would appear in the shape of "off" lights on the LED array.
If the computer vision does not work, every other row on the lightbox would contain a row of ping sensors, which would be the sensors that would detect if there were an object at a certain depth away from the sensors. Thus when certain sensors were triggered, the corresponding lights would turn off.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
What's next for LED Box
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A taste of the Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. on the water in Galveston need not be sacrificed just because you're in London.
Image: Courtesy of Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
Great Britain is not exactly known for its delightful cuisine, so oftentimes visitors just want a taste of something familiar. It's why US chains like McDonald's can thrive overseas.
For Gulf shrimp aficionados, traveling to London no longer means abandoning your love of fried seafood, as the popular American chain Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. just opened in the Trocadero district.
It's hardly a surprise—given how cultural norms and approaches for restaurants sometimes vary drastically from country to country—that a big American seafood chain hasn't been popular in London. But with its location in a massive tourist district and a 400-seat, two-floor space that is open to until midnight, jet-lagged and homesick tourists from the Gulf Coast region will probably find the place entirely more appealing, not to mention entirely necessary.
Bubba Gump has local locations on the water in Kemah and Galveston, but that's just the tip of the iceberg for the burgeoning chain. In addition to the London opening, Bubba Gump also has international locations in Tokyo, Bali, and Hong Kong, among its 40 locations.
So feel free to take that trip to England or Japan or Indonesia, especially if it means you don't have to sacrifice deep-fried shrimp—or the other 18 styles of shrimp the menu offers.


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If you are teaching and know you should be getting paid better, your best bet is likely to get the master's degree and qualifications you need. The degree was designed "for working professionals who are seeking advanced education in strategic communications to enhance their careers, support organizational goals and objectives, and to aid in developing and implementing strategic communication plans and campaigns for organizations and clients." The online MPS in strategic communications at Penn State University will enhance your professional appeal in the world of business, education, government, and non-profit organizations. No GRE scores are called for. Students also explore historical elements of literature, including literary criticism. Enrollment: 30,361 Points: 10 Students may earn the degree in each of two areas: English Literature and English Language. Cost per credit hour is $603. In addition to regular graduate courses, the University of Texas Permian Basin's master of arts in English online offers interdisciplinary courses–British literature, American literature, rhetoric and composition, and literature and media studies. The cost per credit hour for graduate coursework is $326.71. Minnesota State University Mankato is the flagship campus of the Minnesota State University system. From the biggest to the smallest libraries in the world, there will always be shelves reserved only for the English books. Online courses in literature Study literature from anywhere in the world Our short online courses take place in a virtual learning environment. If you wish, you may even attend the same graduation ceremony. Points: 17 Five reasons to study a masters in English literature and creative writing. With a student to faculty ratio of 20 to 1, the school offers an online master of arts in English that is a 36 credit hour program including coursework in American literature and topics in drama. Coursework for the online MA in English at Southern New Hampshire University includes the following courses: composition theory and teaching writing; a capstone project; and graduate studies in any of these subjects–American Realism and Naturalism, Multi-ethnic literature, gender and text, and Renaissance and Restoration literature. Coursework includes the following: mandatory initial course in bibliography and research; teaching college-level literature; topics in children's and YA literature; and seminars on Shakespeare, British literature (to 1800 and after 1800), American literature (to 1865 and after 1865), and world literature. Emphases are on literary history and analysis, composition and rhetoric, and creative writing. International students applying to get into University of Louisiana Monroe's online MA in English will need at least 500 on the TOEFL. It covers subjects such as English literary studies, criticism, pedagogy, theories, etc, … The school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges. The program is designed to prepare students for teaching roles at community colleges, employment opportunities, or PhD programs at nationally ranked institutions. With a student to faculty ratio of 13 to 1, the school offers an online master of arts in English that is a 30 credit hour program that has three available concentrations: literature studies, English education, or writing studies. A few of the job titles that holders of a master's degree in English literature may expect to fill will include writer, editor, marketing manager, publisher, teacher, human resources manager, and events management. This is often a required core module, and is designed to help prepare you for the dissertation at the end of the year. Will you pen the next great American novel? Also of interest: Employment for secondary school teachers is projected to grow 6% in the same time period. This compensation does not influence our school rankings, resource guides, or other editorially-independent information published on this site. The University of West Florida offers an online, out of state, graduate tuition rate of $1,044.24 per credit hour, but they offer an opportunity for up to a 75% out of state tuition waiver to qualifying students. Online master's degree programs in English literature primarily prepare students for careers as English teachers at the high school or community college level. Enrollment: 36,551 8 institutions in the UK offering Online/Distance Masters Degrees Literature courses. Admission to the program does not call for GRE scores, but a $40 application fee is required. On successful completion of the required modules you can be awarded the Master of Arts in English entitling you to use the letters MA (Engl) (Open) after your name. The program also offers the opportunity to earn credentials in ELL (Teach English Language Learners), library media, and information science. Emporia State University charges a non-resident, graduate tuition rate of $788.50 per credit hour. The latter portion is a very intense part of a master's in English program. The online MA in media and communications – strategic communication and social media specialization at Bowling Green State University features a focus on writing professionally outside of academia. Employment of technical writers is expected to grow 10% in that time period. 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The MA in English at the University of Toronto is a one-year program. The University of Texas Permian Basin opened the school doors in 1973. If you'd like to pursue your passion for English and build upon your knowledge of literature and writing, you should consider the master's in English program. Coursework for achieving a master's degree in English literature may cover any known field of written literature and will concentrate on developing the student's abilities to comprehend, analyze, communicate, and synthesize material. Online Master of Arts in English With a master's in English, you can be a competitive candidate for jobs in many markets, such as public service, creative and nonfiction writing, management, marketing and more. The 36 credit hour program requires an independent project. The MA in English gives you the opportunity to pursue your degree by choosing between two options: English Literature and Creative Writing. After graduation, the student will find job opportunities in a wide range of sites, from academia to business to government. Many colleges and universities will offer a reduced rate of tuition for online classes. Extra coursework might draw from composition theory and practice, creative writing, fiction, rhetoric and the like. fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and plays), author or literary period. A deeper understanding of … . https://www.gradschoolhub.com/best/affordable-online-masters-in-english Enrollment: 12,966 Texas Tech University is the flagship institution of the Texas Tech University system. Indeed, the UBC English Department is one of the few departments in North America to offer a language program in addition to its literary programs. Within this broad category, students might immerse themselves in Early American Literature, pre-1800 British Literature, the Romantic period, or the Black Literary Tradition. Tuition: $6,849 A master's degree in English literature emphasizes reading and analyzing written works, using a variety of texts. To graduate, candidates must do a final-quarter, applied project, a capstone, or a thesis. Enrollment: 28,962 How do I find the online masters degree in English literature that is right for me? Enrollment: 3,915 With a student to faculty ratio of 21 to 1, the school offers an online master of arts in English that is a 36 credit hour program including coursework in foreign language and foundations of research. The program emphasizes both the theoretical and the applied, focusing on skills of technical writing, usability, ethics, and more with the following specialities: writing and designing online help systems, proposal writing, project management, and international technical communication. 10 Best Deals on Online MFA in Creative Writing Degrees, 20 Great Scholarships for Graduate Degrees in English Literature, 20 Great Scholarships for Creative Writing Degrees. Online master's degree programs in English literature specifically are not very common. Another way you will save is that you will pay no gas or parking fees. No GRE scores are necessary. Two graduate courses must be completed outside your area of concentration as you pursue the University of Memphis Online MA in English with ESL Concentration. To get into the University of Louisiana Monroe's online master of arts in English, you will need to submit a GRE score and pay a reasonable $40 application fee. Minnesota State University Mankato offers an online, graduate tuition rate of $431.85 per credit hour, regardless of residency. Ohio University has an online MA in English that is 32 hours with a per credit hour charge of $527. Minnesota State University Mankato offers an online MA in English that is a 34 credit hour program, charging a per credit hour rate of $639, with no residency requirement. Website Northern Arizona University offers an online, graduate tuition rate of $550 per credit hour, regardless of residency. Graduate Programs; Literature; Master of Arts in Literature. With a student to faculty ratio of 20 to 1, the school offers an online master of arts in English that is a 30 credit hour program that has five available concentrations: writing and linguistics, literature, folklife/Southern culture, generalist, and TESOL. 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Employment growth for postsecondary teachers is projected to grow 13% between 2014-2024. Courses in the program include cultural issues in ESL, principles of skill assessment, field experience and practicum, issues in second language writing, issues in second language reading, and techniques of ESL in K-12. Through advanced literary study, students grapple with the thought and creative vision of the world's most remarkable minds: rediscover and master classic texts while exploring exciting, contemporary works, diverse genres, and cutting-edge ideas in narrative form and interpretation. Read more How Do Small Class Sizes Affect Final Grades? English for Non-Majors Digital Humanities Training in the digital humanities provides skills in online research, writing, editing, and publishing and provides experiential opportunities for collaborative critical and creative digital making. Another graduation requirement for Arizona State University's online MA in English is proficiency in a foreign language. Admission to the program requires a $50 application fee and GRE scores. Master's students learn how to critically analyze literature, construct and hone their writing, and publish original works. Tuition: $7,722 They must also complete a thesis to graduate. If you have already begun a career or you are dealing with personal obligations, achieving your degree online presents many advantages. The program is developed with the purpose of graduating students "who have mastered advanced skills in critical thinking, textual interpretation, rigorous researching, and analytical writing." A wide spectrum of courses are offered, including world literature, British and American literature, guided individual studies, linguistics, and English as a second language. Courses highlight how literature shapes and is shaped by history, its relevance for contemporary issues such as climate change and conflict resolution, and its ability to challenge and refine a reader's ways of thinking. Some schools offer accelerated courses of study so you may finish your degree in less time, which means an additional savings of money. Featured or trusted partner programs and all school search, finder, or match results are for schools that compensate us. You will study five compulsory modules, four of which will cover a range of texts and the fifth will be in preparation your dissertation. If you maybe missed an opportunity not too long ago when you decided not to go to grad school despite your love of books and equal love of talking about them in ways to help others to understand themselves, it may be time to start on that online master's degree in English. Tuition: $22,166 Points: 10 Ohio Dominican University is a small liberal arts institution of higher learning that is affiliated with the Dominican Order of the Roman Catholic Church. An English Literature masters is intended to help students develop their research skills, advance their level of writing, and to improve analytical skills. The admissions process to Morehead State University's MA in English degree requires submission of GRE scores (146 verbal and 140 quantitative minimums) and a one-time, non-refundable $30 admission fee. The UBC English Graduate Program, one of the most vibrant and wide-ranging in Canada, has been awarding the M.A. With a student to faculty ratio of 23 to 1, the school offers an online master of arts in English and literature studies that is a 34 credit hour program including coursework in film theory and children's literature. degree since 1919. 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Hitting back at BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav, who alleged that the PDP and National Conference were joining hands to form a government in Jammu and Kashmir on "instructions" from Pakistan, Omar Abdullah dared the former to either prove the allegations or apologise. "It's unfortunate that a senior BJP leader has said we have got instructions from Pakistan. I challenge Ram Madhav sahab and his associates to prove this with evidence. You are disrespecting sacrifices of my colleagues who refused to dance at Pakistan's instructions and died," Abdullah said, addressing a press conference.
In a landmark decision, the Union Cabinet on Thursday approved the building and development of Kartarpur Sahib corridor between Dera Baba Nanak in Gurdaspur district and the International Border, aimed at providing easy access to pilgrims the holy Gurudwara in Pakistan. "In landmark decision, the Cabinet approves building and development of Kartarpur corridor from Dera Baba Nanak in Gurdaspur district to International Border. Kartarpur corridor project with all modern amenities and facilities to be implemented with Central Government funding," said Home Minister Rajnath Singh.The government also sent a request to Pakistan to develop a corridor with suitable facilities in their territory.


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Judges' Appointments: SC rejects plea seeking details of meeting, says 'Discussions shall not be in public domain'
Details of a Collegium meeting on the nomination of two justices on December 12, 2018, that were never made public, were requested in a petition. The Right To Information Act request for the information was denied, and the petitioner, activist Anjali Bhardwaj, disputed the ruling
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The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a plea seeking details of a meeting on judges' appointments. While dismissing the plea the court said, "Discussions shall not be in public domain, only the final decision of the court will be uploaded on the website."
Details of a Collegium meeting on the nomination of two justices on December 12, 2018, that were never made public, were requested in a petition. The Right To Information Act request for the information was denied, and the petitioner, activist Anjali Bhardwaj, disputed the ruling.
"We do not want to comment on the same. The subsequent resolution was very clear. There is no substance in the petition; it deserves to be dismissed," said the Supreme Court.
The Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi and four senior-most judges - Justices Madan B Lokur, AK Sikri, SA Bobde and NV Ramana, in a meeting took some decisions on the appointment of the judges and the information about the same meeting was not uploaded on the website. Theses decisions were later overturned.
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Home - Rare Sea Glass
Rare Sea Glass and Rare Beach Glass
Why is it hard to find?
How can I find it?
Here, we will focus on finding rare beach glass - why certain beaches have the rare colors and why others don't.
What Makes Certain Colors Rare
Two Categories of Glass
Production Glass
What are the Chances of Finding Rare Glass?
What makes certain colors of sea glass rare depends basically on:
First, and the most important, the relative amount of glass produced in certain colors by the glass industry, ie, more green glass produced by the industry, more green shards, less rare.
Second, to a minor extent, if the production of that glass took place near a shore (dumped directly from the factory or shop).
To look at these factors in more detail, let's first break the glass (well, not literally) down into two categories.
Two Categories of Glass and their Relation to Rare Sea Glass
To simplify matters, we will divide glass into two categories, both of which produce rare sea glass under the right conditions:
Production glass - Mass produced in large quantities, most likely glass formed in molds rather than blown.
Designer glass - One-of-a-kind glass that was made as art work or for a number of other special purposes.
Let's look at these two categories in more detail now.
A. PRODUCTION GLASS
Briefly, what we will call production glass is glass that was produced in large quantities and was used for everyday products. Generally, production glass was produced for three uses:
1. The first and by far the largest production of glass has been for clear glass for bottles or windows; also, the common colors of glass for bottles (brown and green, for example).
2. The next type of production glassware, in terms of quantity, would probably be that of dinnerware.
Although mass produced, the quantity of glass made for dinnerware does not come close to the glass used for bottles and windows.
The colors of dinnerware glass are much more varied and this is really where we begin to see more of the rarer sea glass colors
3. The third type of production glass has been made for decor such as mass-produced lamps, vases, knick-knacks, etc.
We could also include in this third group utilitarian glass, ie, warning lights, insulators, sparkplugs, etc.
Colors used in these production items were generally one clear color throughout. However, combined colors and blended colors were used also. (See Colors - How is Sea Glass Made).
Some of the colored production glass (examples would be Depression Ware and Carnival glass) although produced in a large quantity, may have been only produced for a relatively-short period of time, and therefore much less common. Shards from this type of glass make rare sea glass.
What we will call designer glass was made specifically for artistic objects and is especially sought after as rare sea glass.
This would include much of the blown glass, most stained glass, and other more expensive and artistic one-of-a-kind uses. Many times, this glass will be fused, laminated, and mixed.
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Designer glass is generally not just one color throughout but a blend or combination of colors and may have iridescent, opalescent, or other special qualities.
Rare designer glass of this type is almost impossible to find on your average beach, but rather is found in decent quantities only near a glassmaker's shop or art glass production centers.
On the other hand, isolated pieces are to be found in old community or homestead dumps; in other words, just about anywhere; and this does make your search of any beach exciting!
What are the chances of you finding a rare piece of glass?
Pretty good, actually...if you spend time at it.
To see one of our contributor's (Toshi) excellent comments regarding perseverance, click here
It's like fishing.If you go out fishing off the pier at the local beach, you may catch a lot of the common smaller fish.
BUT, there is always the chance of catching "the big one."
The same is true of sea glass. However, like a fisherman who plans a fishing trip, you also can narrow the beaches down to the more likely good "sea glass fishing" beaches.
How? Do some research. There may be an unknown (to sea glass fans) special beach near where you are or will be going.
To know what to look for, go next to Identifying a Good Sea Glass Beach.
If you do find a piece of rare sea glass, please share it!
A Note on Size and Shape:
It should be noted that rarity will also be affected by size and shape.
For example, a green glass marble is a lot rarer than green bottle glass. And a red piece that is little larger than a grain of salt is not nearly as rare as the same color the size of a quarter.
Shapes and their origins are discussed on other pages on this site.
Now we hit where the opinions vary. It seems that a lot of times the color and rarity depend upon what geographic areas you're talking about.
For instance, the colors of sea glass found on the beaches in Indonesia will be different from, say, the sea glass found on the beaches in Puerto Rico or Japan. Take cornflower blue, it could be really hard to find in one area but easily found in another.
Now, getting back to that peach/salmon color you're dreaming of, yes, it would be quite rare (look at the rarity chart to see where it fits in); however, being able to say what it's worth would depend on the buyer, as with all collectibles, as well as the size, shape, and a well-worn and well-frosted look.
Go to our chart of rarity of sea glass colors (based upon my own collection which is a lot of sea glass collected over the years). Click here to see the color and rarity chart. Keep in mind what I said about the color rarity being different depending on the geographical area.
I would say that if you can't quite classify the color, you've got a fairly uncommon color.
Again, regardless of the sea glass color and rarity, it's always a thrill to find a piece on the beach all by yourself! Who knows, maybe your next time out, you'll find a piece of rare beach glass/seaglass. Wouldn't that be cool?
How to Grade Sea Glass
Identifying a Good Sea Glass Beach
Find Beaches in Your Area
Questions About Beach Glass?
Photos of Sea Glass
Sea Glass Crafts Ideas
Sea Glass Rarity Chart
Real or Fake Sea Glass?
Go from this Sea Glass Color page to Odyssey Sea Glass Home


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Ava has been in our lives for 10 days now. What an incredible 10 days it has been. It's amazing to think that this little person didn't exist 9 months ago and yet here she is on the outside- feeding and sleeping like a champion! All those scans and pin pricks, the check ups and the preparation- everything for those 9 months led us to today. Looking down at my daughter I can't help but get emotional as to how amazing God truly is.
Ava has been growing well. Because I received an early discharge from hospital (we were going stir crazy) we've had a few follow-up visits from a midwife at home. Everything has checked out fine a week on- Ava's almost back to her birth weight which is great. A little Vitamin D deficient (which is quite common)- we went for a big walk yesterday in the sun to try and naturally help that (I think she got a little sun burnt- oops!!!) Reminder #1- buy some baby sunscreen!
It has been a massive learning curve which I know will continue for the rest of her life- I'm comforted by the thought that she won't be this little forever though! Of course we don't want time to go too fast but at the moment I want to seriously bubble wrap her.
She had her first and second vomit yesterday- we think it may have been the amount of orange juice I drank- I bawled like a baby when she threw up. I have seriously turned into that parent… Did I mention that Greg and I stayed up looking at a video of her farting once she went to sleep earlier this week? We promised ourselves that we wouldn't become those people.. We hang our heads in shame..
It was quite funny.. Of course she eventually fell asleep 2 minutes before I walked in the door. It was nice going into Church and playing the piano again (I haven't touched a piano in 2 weeks)!
Overall the beginnings of motherhood have been full of high's and low's- I can't believe we're already 10 days in and at the same time I can't believe we're only 10 days in!
We are so grateful for family and friends who have surrounded us with so much love and support- we couldn't have done it without them!
Ava, my baby girl- you are so loved..
..and so the journey continues.
Tell your heart to beat again..
On the 15th of October I took a pregnancy test- we were trying to have a baby but felt that this month our chance had come and gone. So I took the test- there was a faint positive! Immediately I called a friend of mine to ask whether that meant I was pregnant even if it was faint.. Yep! You're pregnant she almost yelled (as I scrambled to txt her a photo of the test). When we have news to tell we go big.. I pulled out a onesie I had bought for Greg which said "I'm awesome like dad" and placed the pregnancy test in the little pocket.
We had some washing on an indoor clothes horse so I pegged the little onesie to it and set up the laptop to record Greg's response..
Fast forward- Greg was helping me take the clothes off the line when he started taking ALL the clothing off the line around the onesie but not the onesie- at this stage I was pretty much ticking so I pointed the onesie out to him to which he replied- "Yeah? Did you wash some of the baby stuff we had?" (someone had gifted us some baby clothes already) and then it all clicked when he saw the test hanging out the side. He was so shocked and excited! We made a plan to go over to my mums house and give her a mug we had made which said "I'm going to be an Oma again." We were going out-of-town the following morning for a church trip so we wanted to tell her before we left.
There were lots of tears and congratulations- I ended up taking 3 tests- all of which were faint but still positives. It was something I will never forget!
Fast forward that weekend- it became a blur of church services, telling my best friend and taking more pregnancy tests. The problem was- the pregnancy test results were getting more faint rather than stronger- we thought it could be the time I was taking them or maybe I was super early which is why it wasn't getting any stronger overnight.
I went to the doctor's the day after we got home- they expedited the results so we could have confirmation of the pregnancy that afternoon. I sat in the waiting room for what felt like hours after work (but was only about 40min)- when the results came in it wasn't good news. We had lost the pregnancy. I'll spare you all the yuck details of everything else but it was such a devastating time in our lives.
In Australia, 1 in 4 women suffer a miscarriage. Not much is said on the subject- normally it's in the first trimester (too early to share with friends) so you grieve in silence- your family may know, your spouse or partner, but the community is unaware. The people you do life with are in the dark so you're torn between hating them for not caring or showing support and then realising you are crazy because they don't know. I remember praying that through some jedi-mind trick someone would just know and say all the right things to me..
An ocean of tears were shed between Greg and I- questions of why and how – I can only assume it would be more devastating actually hearing a heart beat and seeing your sweet baby on the ultrasound and then watching it pass from this world to the next.
We decided we wanted to try again as soon as we were able. It came with it's own mental battles this time around- trying not to think of what had happened or feeling worry at the possible thought that we couldn't get pregnant…but thankfully- not long after this we were pregnant again!
We have watched God fashion her limbs and her heart. We've seen her tiny fingers and her beautiful nose.
We have watched as my belly has gone from somewhat of a burger belly (for the first 4 months) to a full baby belly (and is still continuing to grow).
At my doctors appointments they always start the conversation off by saying- so this is your first pregnancy, to which I always reply- no- second pregnancy but first baby.
Today I bring you my top recommended apps! There are a lot of apps to choose from on iTunes if you put in the word "pregnancy" but the below have been tried by yours truly (and the husband) and are definitely the cream of the crop.
At this stage I'm only having to input my blood glucose levels however you can also put in your carbs, pills, how you're feeling, reasons for possible high or low readings- you can also add in reminders and pictures. This app has been a lifesaver!
For those first time dad's- Who's Your Daddy?
With this being our first baby I wanted to find an app for Greg that was more visually appealing than What to Expect. The app comes with a built in checklist, contraction counter, weekly updates and daily tips. When setting up the app you input the name of your partner/spouse and child to be (if you have decided) and it personalizes the information each week.
A little side story- I came home late one night last week to Greg cleaning our toilets. This is normally his job but only when we're "officially" cleaning the house. Apparently this app had mentioned that I was probably spending more time in the bathroom with all the extra weight pressing on my bladder. It has to be one of the sweetest things I've ever seen him do!
What to Expect is very informative as it details where your baby is at week by week. It also has built in videos for each week which goes into depth as to the milestones your baby is hitting. For most, the forum section on the app is fantastic! You can join one of the thousands of groups and share opinions and ideas with ladies from around the world. Personally, I was becoming obsessive about every little tweak I felt, or if another woman was experiencing something it started worrying me if I hadn't felt that, so I decided to just completely ignore the forums. Each to his own.
As for The Bump- it is a very similar app to What to expect. I like the visual fruit and vegetables it gives for the size of the baby and the app, in general, is a lot more visually appealing.
This app is modern and super easy to use!
The amount of things I have forgotten while being pregnant is hilarious. Just yesterday I sent my husband off to work with his lunch which consisted of two slices of bread. I hadn't put anything on the bread, or given him a spread for the bread- just two slices of bread. That is my most recent bout of forgetfulness! Dashlane stores all your passwords for all different social platforms (as well as computers, banks etc) in one place. Obviously you can't be too careful so I have simply used it for general passwords which seem to be escaping me of late!
Bonds still have a major sale on at the moment so you'll be able to pick up the leggings for 40% off. As for the Nike shoes- I know they're a bit of overkill for little kids (and all white!) but we used a cute little pair for our pregnancy announcement so I couldn't not include them!
I am loving all the baby girl items I am seeing in stores- below are a few of my favourites that I came across last week!
On a side note it's incredible that they can charge so much for something so small but this being our first little baby I have definitely turned a little bit of a blind eye to the prices!
Greg, my mother and I had all made our way to our local ultrasound office- this was the moment we had been waiting for. Our (my mother, sister and I) hearts were set on a boy.
I lay down on that table, praying that we would see something between those itty bitty legs. As usual the technician had me empty my bladder (every.single.time) because he couldn't see anything and off we went. 10 fingers, 10 toes, heart beat, an arm, a knee everything looked perfect..gender time.. It's a girl!
After sending my husband off to the gym and saying bye to my mum I got home and started sorting through the bags of clothes I had been given years ago (they were mainly boys clothes with a few girls items mixed in). I then called my dad. When I told him the news he laughed and said (and I quote) "I'm cursed to have only girls!" (I have 2 sisters) He then went on to explain that he thought girls were better and how father's could be very hard on their sons (especially in his culture). Right then and there I thought he deserved an A+ in parenting.
By the time dinner came around I had fully embraced having a baby girl! How fickle hormones can be!
So here we are, playing the waiting game at 28 weeks.
With a 3D ultrasound in tow Baby Ava is almost here!


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Israeli soldiers attacked, Sunday, a Palestinian school in Hebron, in the southern part of the occupied West Bank, causing many students, and one teacher, to suffer the effects of teargas inhalation.
Media sources in Hebron said the soldiers attacked Tareq Bin Ziad School during a ceremony marking the 14th anniversary of the death of late Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.
Ali Erfa'eyya, the principal of Tareq Bin Ziad Secondary School for Boys, said the soldiers invaded the school in the morning, and fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades.
He added that at least ten students, and one teacher, suffer the effects of teargas inhalation, while some of the students fainted due to the gas bombs.
The school is located in the southern area of Hebron city, and is subject to constant violations, especially due to the permanent military deployment in that area.
In related news, the soldiers invaded and ransacked several homes in Yatta and as-Sammoa' towns, south of Hebron, and installed many roadblocks before stopping and interrogating many Palestinians.
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Menasseh ben Israel (Madeira, 1604 — Middelburg, Países Baixos, 20 de novembro de 1657), nascido Manuel Dias Soeiro, foi um líder religioso da comunidade judaica de Amesterdão, fundador da primeira impressora portuguesa naquela cidade e incentivador da moderna comunidade judaica na Inglaterra. Foi o primeiro rabino português formado em Amesterdão.

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Menasseh, então Manuel Soeiro, pertencia a uma família de religião judaica portuguesa que, como tantas outras, foi obrigada a converter-se ao cristianismo. A perseguição religiosa em Portugal no século XVII era intensa. Os cristãos-novos (judeus convertido ao Cristianismo) eram vítimas da segregação e estavam sob a observação das autoridades religiosas e à mercê da Inquisição. Cristãos-novos que mantivessem a fé judaica eram submetidos a castigos severos.

Após a suspeita de judaísmo ter recaído sobre o pai de Manuel, a família decide deixar Portugal e emigrar ao norte da Europa, assentando-se em Amesterdão.

Manuel, ainda uma criança, chegou a Amesterdão com a família em 1610. Os Países Baixos, em guerra com a Espanha, (a Guerra dos Oitenta Anos 1568-1648) é um país tolerante. Judeus são aceites e integram-se sem grandes dificuldades. A chegada da família, em 1610, foi possível devido a uma trégua mediada pela França e Inglaterra em Haia. Manuel adotou o seu novo nome hebraico Menasseh. Frequentou a escola, tendo sido um aluno brilhante. Tornou-se rabino e um intelectual respeitado, autor de várias obras para a primeira editora hebraica nos Países Baixos. Casou com uma descendente do ilustre Isaac Abravanel. Foi amigo pessoal de Rembrandt, que lhe pintou um retrato.

O rabino Menasseh tornou-se particularmente conhecido por ter pedido a Oliver Cromwell e ao Parlamento Britânico que revertessem as decisões históricas de governantes anteriores e permitissem aos judeus que regressassem à Inglaterra (os judeus tinham sido expulsos em 1290, por Eduardo I de Inglaterra.

A sua petição foi bem sucedida e os judeus começaram gradualmente a estabelecer-se na Grã-Bretanha a partir de então. 200 anos depois, os judeus estavam perfeitamente integrados na sociedade britânica.

O Rabi Menasseh faleceu em Middelburg, Países Baixos, no outono de 1657, pouco depois do regresso de Inglaterra.

Die Vertreibung aus der Hölle (Expulsão do inferno), romance histórico de Robert Menasse

Ver também
Sinagoga portuguesa de Amsterdão
Beth Haim
Abraham Pharar

Ligações externas

Em inglês

Naturais da Madeira
Rabinos dos Países Baixos
Rabinos de Portugal
Judeus dos Países Baixos
Judeus de Portugal
Portugueses expatriados nos Países Baixos

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In a shocking turn of events, Five Nights at Freddy's has taken the terror out of the restaurant and into your home.
Not only does the trailer feature horrific jumps and visuals, but it offers a glimpse at new gameplay mechanics. For instance, the player can explore their house rather than being confined to one room.
There is also the case of the animatronics. The nightmare versions from all the teasers on developer Scott Cawthon's website are the monsters we will be dealing with, including the Freddy minions and the "Plush Trap," which is another game mechanic all together.
Before we compliment Cawthon on a job well done, we have a few questions of our own that must be addressed.
Are we playing a nightmare or reality?
Where are Fredbear and the puppet?
How will this be linked to the franchise?
We'll know all this and more when the game launches August 8.


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So I used to be pretty funny. It was one of the main reasons I was able to get my girlfriend in the first place. We both went to the same college and we broke up and now I cant talk to ANYONE! I have incredible difficulty even starting a conversation with a friend. I was very sociable during the first half of the relationship but nearing the end I was having some difficulty but now this is bad. I have friends, but they all live in my hometown or are at a different university. My roommates and I sometimes hang out but I feel that it is too late to make some friends especially when I constantly have my foot in my mouth.
Is there something to do, or do I have to start over?


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What is the best way to sit at a computer?
The best way for you to sit at a computer is which ever way is most comfortable for you. Most physicians would say that upright posture is better than being slouched. Also most physicians would advise you to get up, stretch, and move around for 5 minutes at least once an hour when you are at a job that requires many hours of your time at a desk or computer. Sitting cross-legged is (in general) not associated with any major health problems. With that said some people report that their legs or feet "fall asleep" often when they cross their legs. This is caused by a drop in blood flow to the lower legs because the blood vessels are getting kinked. While this probably not a cause of any long term problems, it can be uncomfortable and increase your risk of falling. I suggest that you schedule an appointment with your primary care physician. He or she will be able to ask you a list of questions about any symptoms you may be having and perform a thorough muscular and skeletal exam. Your doctor may have some recommendations on how you should be sitting, or perhaps accessories to your chair that can make you more comfortable at your desk.
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