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Les langues japoniques péninsulaires, continentales ou langues para-japoniques sont un groupe hypothétique de langues japoniques anciennement parlées dans le centre et le sud de la péninsule de Corée. Leur existence est reconnue par la majorité des linguistes. Ce groupement s'oppose aux langues japoniques insulaires, qui regroupent le japonais et les langues ryukyu.

La plupart des indices proviennent des noms de lieux du chapitre 37 du Samguk sagi, principalement issus des territoires conquis par le royaume de Silla au Xe siècle, dont certains ont été rapprochés aux langues japoniques.

Elles auraient cohabité avec les langues han coréaniques.

Histoire

Cognats possiblement japoniques

Jinhan/Silla
Des historiens chinois ont listé quelques mots dans le Wei Zhi (chapitre 30) des Chroniques des Trois Royaumes et dans le chapitre 54  du Livre des Liang provenant de Jinhan et de Silla. Si la plupart des mots semblent avoir des origines coréaniques, certains ressemblent aux langues japoniques.

 牟羅 mura 'établissement comparé au vieux japonais mura 'village'.

Par ailleurs, le chapitre 34 du Samguk sagi liste des anciens toponymes du royaume de Silla et les noms des deux caractères sino-coréens standardisés assignés lors du règne du roi Gyeongdeok. Beaucoup des noms antérieurs à cette réforme ne peuvent pas être une dérivation coréanique, mais peuvent être des mots japoniques.

 Certains contiennent l'élément 彌知 miti comparé au vieux japonais mi1ti 'direction, route Byeonhan/Gaya
Des transcriptions phonographiques en sinogrammes des noms de douze établissements dans la confédération de Byeonhan ont été données dans les Chroniques de Trois Royaumes.

 Le suffixe *-mietoŋ ⟨彌凍⟩, qui a été comparé avec le moyen coréen tardif mith et le proto-japonique *mətə, les deux signifient 'base, bas'. Samuel Martin suggère qu'il s'agit cognat (mot apparenté)
 Le suffixe *-jama ⟨邪馬⟩ a été comparé avec le mot proto-japonique *jama '''montagne

Un mot seulement a été explicitement attribué à la langue de la confédération de Gaya, qui a succédé à Byeonhan dans le Samguk sagi (chapitre 44):加羅語謂門為梁云。

'Dans la langue de Gaya, le mot pour "pont" est 梁.'Le caractère "梁" était utilisé pour transcrire le mot sillan twol 'crête'. Les philologistes pensent donc que ce mot avait une prononciation semblable.

 Ce mot a été comparé au vieux japonais  to1 'pont, porte

 Goguryeo
Le chapitre 37 du Samguk sagi contient une liste de toponymes avec leur prononciation et leur signification des territoires du centre de la Corée annexés par Silla à Goguryeo. Les prononciations sont données à l'aide de sinogrammes, donc il est difficile de les interpréter. Les toponymes sont d'origine coréanique, japonique ou toungouse. La plupart des toponymes d'origine japonique sont situés au Sud de la rivière Han. Certains chercheurs pensent que ces noms sont le reflet de la langue du peuple qui a été conquis par Goguryeo (pseudo-goguryeo), pas celle de Goguryeo lui-même.

 Mahan/Baekje
Le chapitre 54 du Livre des Liang liste quatre mot de Baekje, dont deux ont été comparés au vieux japonais. Ceci pourrait refléter d'une ancienne langue japonique parlée dans cet Etat. Voici les comparaisons:

 固麻 kuHmæ 'forteresse dirigeante' comparé au vieux japonais ko2m- 'mettre à l'intérieur 檐魯 yemluX 'établissement' comparé au vieux japonais ya 'maison' and maro2 '''cercle

Tamna
Une forme ancienne du nom du royaume de Tamna (sur l'île de Jeju), tammura (躭牟羅) a été mentionnée dans le Livre des Sui (chapitre 81). Vovin affirme que ce nom a une origine japonique et peut-être rapproché de tani mura 'établissement dans la vallée' ou de tami mura 'l'établissement du peuple'. L'ancien nom du village de Gamsan, situé dans le Sud-Ouest de Jeju, est 神山 'montagne divine'. Vovin suggère que la première syllabe est un cognat japonique du vieux japonais kami2 'déité'''.

Le jeju est une langue coréanique, mais il est possible qu'elle ait un substrat japonique.

 Le mot familier kwulley  'bouche' a été comparé au proto-japonique *kutu-i 'bouche Classification interne

 langues japoniques péninsulaires'''
 cin-han japonique
 karak japonique
 pseudo-koguryŏ
 paekche japonique
 t'amna (?) ( le rapproche du japonique insulaire)

Possibles preuves archéologiques
La culture Yayoi aurait introduit les langues japoniques sur l'archipel japonais entre le VIIème et le IIIème siècle avant J.-C. depuis la Corée.

Whitman et Miyamoto ont fait des paralèlles entre la culture Mumun, où la culture de riz a été introduite vers 1500 avant notre ère, et la culture Yayoi du Nord de Kyūshū (associée aux langues japoniques). En effet, ces deux cultures partagent le riz, le type d'architecture, la céramique, et l'outillage.

Les chercheurs pensent que les locuteurs du proto-japonique ont migré de la culture Mumun vers l'archipel, se sont mélangés avec le peuple de la culture Jōmon et auraient fondé la culture Yayoi.

Whitman affirme que les locuteurs des langues coréaniques ont migré depuis le Nord de la Corée depuis la culture du poignard de bronze vers -300. Vovin et Unger les associent plutôt avec les nomades guerriers de Mandchourie. Robbeets et Janhunen suggèrent que les langues coréaniques proviennent du royaume de Silla, qui les aurait imposées au détrimant des langues para-japoniques (dans le cas de Robbeets, les langues buyeo, et dans le cas de Janhunen, le baekje) de Baekje et de Goguryeo.

Comparaison lexicale
Vovin (2017) compare certains glosses de langues japoniques péninsulaires à des mots de langues japoniques insulaires.

Vovin note que les langues japoniques insulaires possèdent des emprunts d'origine austronésienne, absents dans les langues japoniques péninsulaires. Ces emprunts proviendraient peut-être du kumaso et de l'hayato (les langues parlées par les Kumaso et les Hayato respectivement, anciennement présents au Sud de l'île de Kyūshū), dont on ne sait presque rien.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes

 linguistique
 liste de langues
 langues par famille
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A determined Special Olympics athlete from Texas loves being on the water and her coach emphasizes that she's the "queen of not making it in the water." Sonya Wilson of Austin, Texas explains, "You're not supposed to be in the water when you sit in a kayak or when you stand up on a paddleboard."
Wilson is one of 22 athletes from six states who participated in Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP) at Angle Lake Park. The sport has been growing in popularity throughout the Special Olympics community and was featured as a demonstration sport at the 2018 USA Games.
She was competing yesterday in a 1600 meter race, meaning she would make her way through the course two full times. It was mesmerizing to watch as Wilson strapped on her leg tether and mounted her board in the shallow water just off shore. She maintained an impressive balance as she guided the board across the water toward a golden buoy on a pre-determined course.
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Shocking new video shows Josh Duggar's first moments inside the Arkansas jail after being found guilty of downloading and possessing child pornography.
The 33-year-old reality star-turned-convicted sex offender can be seen with three guards at the Washington County Sheriff's Office during the booking process on Thursday.
In the clip obtained by KNWA News, Duggar's still wearing his courtroom attire until he disappears to the side and reemerges with his pants undone.
When the unmasked child pornography downloader enters back into the frame, he's walked over to a bench. Duggar's dark-colored slacks are unzipped and open. A guard stands in front of him while instructing him to remove his shoes.
Josh Duggar's Smiling In First Mug Shot As Convicted Sex Offender After Guilty Verdict, Weight Listed As 228 Pounds
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Duggar kicks his heels up and slides off his brown dress shoes as instructed. He also ditches his black socks and sits barefoot with his naked feet touching the jail floor.
He's then seen stuffing his socks into the shoes before handing them to the officer.
Duggar was "teary-eyed but not crying" when the guilty verdict was read aloud in front of his family. His wife, Anna Duggar, was "completely stoic" as she watched her husband be handcuffed and taken into police custody.
Even when her father-in-law Jim Bob Duggar hugged her, she showed no emotion — unlike during the trial when she heard the stomach-turning allegations against the father of her children.
The prosecutor told the jury that Duggar downloaded "images of children, some as young as 7" being "sexually assaulted, violated and exploited." He also had one movie file of 7-to-9-year-old girls onto his computer, which he protected by using his name as the password.
Josh Duggar 'Teary-Eyed' & Wife Anna 'Stoic' After Guilty Verdict, Ex-Reality Star Faces 40 Years In Prison
Duggar was arrested in April by the FBI. He has been accused of downloading child sexual abuse material – which has been labeled the "worst of the worst" – in May 2019.
He faces up to 40 years in prison. Duggar will remain in custody until his sentencing, which the judge says may take up to four months.


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Weekly Forecast September 14: Mercury Retrograde, Saturn Enters Sagittarius
Composite art by Osk Ingad Alden, 2015.
For the next two weeks, we're in the twilight zone between eclipses, reinforced by this week's Jupiter-Neptune opposition and Mercury retrograde.
All of this week's major aspects occur within a 24-hour period on Thursday (Jupiter's Day) and late Wednesday night in Western time zones. First, Jupiter opposes Neptune. Then Mercury turns retrograde in Libra, the sign of relationships and diplomacy. Several hours later, Saturn enters Sagittarius, where he will remain until December 2017. Over the next year, Saturn will square Neptune three times, pushing us out of the comfort zone of our beliefs and into the rugged terrain of truth. Continue reading →
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Weekly Forecast September 16: Full Moon in Pisces, Pluto Direct
A place of peace. © Pat Paquette, 2013.
Well, we managed to avert a war, for the timing being. It's hard to know how far the diplomatic solution will go, given the turbulent astrological weather coming up in the middle of October.
This week promises to bring dramatic events, with a powerful triple conjunction of Venus, Saturn, and the lunar North Node, all in a supportive sextile to Pluto, just as the Lord of Darkness comes out of retrograde. The Full Moon in Pisces will heighten the tension.
Mercury, planet of communications, remains in diplomatic Libra through the end of September. He squared Pluto on Saturday, September 14. On Monday, he opposes Uranus, and he squares Jupiter on Thursday. Although the formation isn't super-close (you can't see it in the Full Moon chart below, because I program my settings for tight orbs), there's nevertheless a loose grand cross – similar to the one made by Venus in late August. The grand cross is inherently more stable that the T-square, and as long as it's active, there's a greater chance of averting a war through international diplomacy.
There's still a threat of military action; there's certainly big talk of it, with Mercury in a dynamic sextile to Mars. Mercury's square with Jupiter in Cancer suggests that the talk will be inflamed with appeals to national pride and religion. The wild card seems to be the Syrian opposition, which is mightily pissed off that they didn't get the military strikes they were promised. The combination of a Venus-Saturn conjunction in Scorpio plus Pluto in Capricorn does suggest that someone was thrown under the bus. I wouldn't automatically assume it was the rebel coalition, but they're one of the better candidates. Mercury in Libra makes nice talk for public consumption, while the real dealing is going on far outside of public view. And with the ruthless planetary configuration of Saturn and Pluto, reinforced by a vengeful Venus, black ops are well within the realm of possibility.
From an astrological perspective, it's not surprising Putin provided a way out – or, at least, that he was the point man. As you'll recall from previous forecasts, the current crisis spiraled out of control when Jupiter moved into a square with Uranus and opposition with Pluto. The T-square was exact between August 7 and August 21, the day of the horrific chemical weapons attack. To find the "way out" of a T-square, we look at what's opposite the apex. As it turns out, Putin's Sun at 13 degrees Libra is very close to that point, and it will stay close throughout the Uranus-Pluto square, which extends into 2015. Tumultuous events next April are going to be particularly rough for Putin, who will take heat from all sides. Obama's current troubles will look mild in comparison. It's almost better that Obama is getting slammed now. By next spring, some of the most difficult transits to his natal chart will have eased up.
One of the aspects I've been watching closely is the sextile between Saturn and Pluto, with the two planets in mutual reception. The third and final of three exact alignments in this cycle takes place On Saturday (September 21), the day after Pluto comes out of retrograde and with Saturn conjunct not only Venus, but the lunar North Node, a marker for destiny. This is huge. Among other things, it's where I see the superpowers negotiating behind the scenes for interests that have little to do with chemical weapons and dying babies. It could take months, perhaps even years, before we know what went on behind triple-locked doors. There's no question that energy resources are involved in the conflict – not so much oil, but natural gas. A recent deal between Russia and Israel – yes, you read that right – could change the entire geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, which would have ramifications for the entire world as we know it. Syria is literally caught in the middle. There's even speculation that the country could be partitioned – a real possibility, given that Pluto is turning direct within half a degree of its Sun.
The Full Moon on Thursday is at 26°41′ Pisces, with the Sun at 26°41′ Virgo. The Sun and Moon make no aspects to other planets, although it's worth noting that the Moon is at its fullest a few minutes after sunrise in Washington, D.C. Once again, that puts the spotlight on the president and his decision, for whatever reason, to back off from an aggressive stance on Syria. Despite his insistence that the "polls" had nothing to do with it, I have to believe that he indeed heard the resounding voice of a vast majority of Americans. I can't remember a time when so many people from all over the political spectrum agreed on anything. Moving forward against such overwhelming public opinion would have been sheer folly, and it would have weakened his presidency far more than the accusations flying around that he's a wimp for not making good on a threat. If I were Obama's astrologer, I would have advised him to do exactly what he did (eventually), and I'd advise him to continue to lie low until late November.
It's also important to note that the co-rulers of Pisces, Jupiter and Neptune, both are in water signs, as are Venus and Saturn. I'm not well-versed in weather astrology, but I'm concerned about the possibility of more flooding at the Full Moon. Keep an eye on weather reports in your area. The National Weather Service issues special alerts for floods, high winds, and other major storm systems.
Personally, this Full Moon pits the ideal against what's practical. I'm all for following your bliss – a very Piscean concept – but reality checks are necessary from time to time, especially for those prone to pipe dreams. Artists and musicians need to eat, and poets need to find a way to keep body and sensitive soul together. It's a tough balance to maintain. As an astrologer and writer, I can well attest to that.
This Full Moon also pits addictive and escapist behavior against self-discipline and healthy habits. This is a good time for a detox regimen, even if it's just for three days. The Full Moon is actually a better time to start a diet than the New Moon if your goal is to lose weight or eliminate a bad habit.
Next Sunday, September 22, is the autumn equinox, when the Sun enters Libra. I've started analyzing the Libra ingress, but rather than writing another book-length forecast, I'll do a second post in a few days.
Before I wrap up, I'll leave with you with my favorite links of the week. Thank you to those of you who e-mailed or posted links. It's more important now than ever before that we stay informed. To do that, we have to look beyond the mainstream media and share what we find.
Syria and the emerging war over natural gas
(Headline says Cyprus, but keep reading)
Ridiculously sane reflection by an ex-CIA man on how war was averted despite war lobbyists' best efforts
A "primer" on the civil war in Syria, in case (like me) you have trouble keeping all the players straight
Much love and courage to you all,
This entry was posted in Forecasts and tagged full moon, mercury in libra, mundane astrology, Pisces, Saturn and Pluto in mutual reception, Uranus-Pluto square on September 14, 2013 by Pat.
Weekly Forecast September 9: Mars Square Saturn, Mercury Square Pluto
Second Battle of Homs, 1281.
What strange times we live in.
I never thought I'd see the day when Republicans oppose Democrats clamoring for war, or when a United States president says he can do whatever he wants regardless of disapproval by Congress and an overwhelming majority of the American public – ironically, in a bid to punish a dictator. It would be funny if it weren't for the possibility it could lead to a world war.
So much for Hope and Change. Then again, you can be certain that big change is on the way. And while it may not be what you had in mind, there is no stopping global geopolitical cycles. Even the superpowers can't control the outcome. Fortunately, astrology can help us understand the underlying forces at work.
The "Arab Spring" uprisings began in late 2010 and rapidly spread throughout the Arab world, including Syria, as Uranus approached a square to Pluto. By August 2011, the square was close to exact, but then Uranus turned retrograde. Uranus represents rebellion, so it was predictable that the protests quieted somewhat (to the extent that one can predict anything when Uranus is involved). In Syria, however, President Bashar al-Assad maintained that the protests were instigated by foreigners, and he took swift and ruthless action to crack down on the opposition – a classic manifestation of Pluto in Capricorn. In July 2012, not long after the first exact Uranus-Pluto square, the Red Cross declared that the Syrian uprising had escalated to a civil war. A few days later, opposition forces bombed the National Security headquarters in Damascus, killing several high-level officials. Assad's brother reportedly lost his left leg and use of his left arm.
Assad's claim that foreign interests instigated the protests is doubtful. There was legitimate protest against his government's repressive policies. Still, it didn't take long for the opposition to be hijacked by outside forces, so he wasn't entirely wrong. It's no secret that the CIA was involved, along with Qatar and Saudi Arabia, which is financing the rebel coalition and sending arms. We also know that there are more sinister groups fighting with the rebels, including al-Qaeda mercenaries. They are said to be far more effective than the army of the official opposition, due to their brutality. What we don't know for sure is whether they, too, are supported by the CIA and the Saudis. The possible reasons for CIA involvement are complicated and beyond the scope of this article, but I'll provide some links below (and, as usual, invite you all to add to the list).
We don't know Assad's birth time, but even without it, one clearly sees a Plutonian personality, complicated by a stubborn refusal to compromise, especially not with those who are a threat to his survival, real or imagined. In another bit of irony – uncanny, actually – Assad was seen as the Hope and Change president when he inherited the notoriously repressive government of his father in 2000. But the people were quickly disappointed when the new boss turned out to be not much different than the old boss.
What I find particularly interesting about Assad's chart is how it fits into the current astrological pattern. He was born during the Uranus-Pluto conjunction of the mid-1960s (on September 11, no less). As I've noted several times, that was the beginning of the cycle that is now reaching a crisis point with the Uranus-Pluto square, which is exact seven times between 2012 and 2015. Not only does Assad have Uranus and Pluto conjunct, but both conjoin his Sun. A Sun-Pluto personality is controlling, to say the least. Assad's militant anti-West, anti-imperialist stance can be attributed to this triple conjunction. Virgo is an astute political observer and gets his facts straight, but controlling information is part of Sun-Pluto's power play.
Opposite this grouping, we find a conjunction of Saturn, Chiron, and the Moon in Pisces (without a birth time, we don't know the exact degree). There are many ways to interpret this, but the first thing that comes to my mind is his family heritage, with karmic wounds of being a persecuted religious minority. Although both groupings have an out in the Mars-Neptune conjunction, this is a somewhat dark aspect, possibly accounting for his paranoid need for secrecy and control of the media. He does have a nice trine from Venus in Libra to Jupiter in Gemini – a good bit of luck and perhaps the one ray of hope that he is willing and able to compromise. But it's very clear, with a chart like this, that he will not even consider negotiating with the current opposition coalition, which is demanding that he step down as a precondition to attending peace talks in Geneva.
President Obama is overall more likely to compromise, but not now, given current transits to his natal chart. Obama is right in the thick of Monday's Mars-Saturn square. As he prepares to make his case to the nation in a speech on Tuesday, Saturn is approaching a square with his Sun, a marker for obstacles and constraints, which is indeed what we're seeing. Mars, meanwhile, is about to conjoin his Sun, and the Sun is conjunct his natal Mars at the same time – a double Sun-Mars conjunction. There's no doubt that he'll speak forcefully, but this is a hot-headed transit with an inflated sense of confidence. Saturn is transiting Obama's ninth house, a favorable placement provided that one remains in learning mode and doesn't assume he has all the answers before completing the curriculum. To do so can bring one's downfall, and the ninth house has legal implications. Note also that Saturn and the lunar North Node are conjunct Obama's natal Neptune. There is an opportunity here for him to return to his ideals. It is often the case that when we stray too far from our purpose in life, we run into roadblocks that force us to reset our inner compass, and usually not in a manner that is convenient or comfortable. A defeat in Congress could be the best thing to happen to Obama. It just might save him from himself.
In last week's forecast, I mentioned that the New Moon chart for Washington indicated an animated debate among the public. That indeed has been the case. I can't tell you how thrilled I am to see record numbers of people calling and writing to their elected officials. For many, it's a question of tending to our own pressing needs first. But many of us don't want to cause further suffering for the Syrian people, and we don't buy the twisted argument that bombing their country will advance the cause of freedom and democracy. People aren't buying the same old lies anymore, and an astonishing number realize this is a proxy war. The backlash has been so furious that we may be heading for our own American Spring.
The national conversation continues, but with Mercury in Libra as of Monday. Facts and details will be less important than a sense of justice. Obama and his advisers have been seeking to convince the public that Assad should be punished for his crimes, but others are calling for a fair and impartial court to determine who used chemical weapons and what should be done about it. Mercury in Libra will cover every pro and con before weighing the evidence.
Venus, ruler of Libra, remains in her home sign until Wednesday and then enters Scorpio. Whatever we may be talking about publicly, there will be a lot of backroom deals being made – not that you need an astrologer to tell you that, but it bears repeating that those with ulterior motives are going to a whole lot of trouble to divert attention and keep the populace under control.
Mercury squares Pluto on Saturday and opposes Uranus on Sunday (September 14-15). Lies can be repeated over and over, and eventually people will believe them. But that's not a given in this new, untested environment of an informed and irate public. People aren't relying on the mainstream media anymore, either, because they know they're being handed rewritten press releases. Searching for reliable information is taking us to some strange and unfamiliar places. Last week, for the first time, I visited the Russian Times website. I grew up in the Cold War, when we dove under the desk for air-raid drills. Everyone knew Pravda was the Soviet propaganda machine. How times have changed. Not that RT is any less biased than The Washington Post or Fox News, but it's a place to read stories you won't find in the Western media. Mercury in a T-square with Uranus and Pluto speaks truth to power. Under a trine from Mars in Leo to Uranus on Saturday, we can find the courage to speak up and do things we might never have imagined we were capable of.
Mars-Uranus connections also can signal unexpected developments, especially with Uranus in Mars-ruled Aries. And with Mars squaring Saturn, Uranus provides the "outlet," so impulsive actions in response to being boxed in are possible. This could be the case for Obama, considering that his Sun is being transited by Mars, Saturn, and Uranus at the same time.
In our personal lives, the Mars-Saturn square could manifest as a certain amount of frustration. This will be particularly true if you're being overpowered by someone else. Hauling off and telling the boss to go to hell probably isn't a good idea. Mercury in Libra reminds us to stop, count to ten, and think the situation through. If you do need to address a slight or injustice, bring it up, but don't push until next week. The same goes for personal relationships. Sometimes getting everything out of your system is a good strategy, but this week it's not likely to get you anything but more heartache.
The only other aspect this week I haven't mentioned is the trine from Venus to Neptune on Saturday, late Friday in Western time zones. This is a good aspect for sexual intimacy and breaking down the emotional boundaries that prevent spiritual bonding. Friendships can benefit, too. I can't think of a better aspect for going out for drinks with a best friend and sharing your deepest secrets.
Looking ahead, we're steadily moving toward the next Uranus-Pluto square, which is exact on November 1 – two days before a solar eclipse conjunct Saturn in Scorpio. Developments in Syria are a run-up to this turbulent time period. Whether or not Obama calls for air strikes on Syria, the next two months are likely to be nerve-wracking. I do believe that widespread public protests will change the course of history, but not necessarily by preventing our government from military aggression against a country that has not attacked us. That train has left the station, and it seems to me that the powers involved have too much at stake to just drop their toys and go home. From an astrologer's perspective, it's highly unlikely that we'll sail through a Uranus-Pluto square without incident.
Comet ISON, April 10, 2013. NASA, ESA, J.-Y. Li (Planetary Science Institute)
There's another interesting phenomenon coming up that could provide a hint of things to come. Comet ISON is now within view in the Northern Hemisphere. You need a telescope to see it, and early observers say it isn't exhibiting any of the "comet of the century" dazzle they were hoping for. That might change, though, and it's even possible ISON will be visible during the day in late November.
Ray Merriman made some interesting comments in his forecast this week about comets as harbingers of the fall of a leader or shift in power. We will see both if Assad is forced out, and I think it's possible he will be, given the "signs in the sky." ISON currently is close to Mars, planet of war. By the end of the month, they will be even closer as they move in unison into the constellation of Leo. Asad, also spelled Assad, means "lion" in Arabic. President Assad's grandfather earned the nickname for his activities during the French occupation and adopted it as his family surname.
In October, ISON and Mars begin moving toward conjunction with Regulus, a bright star in Leo. Regulus, the "heart of the lion," is one of the four royal stars of Persia and considered since ancient times to be a sign of the king. The conjunction is closest on October 17, the day before a lunar eclipse in Mars-ruled Aries. Even though ISON probably won't be visible, an eclipse with a comet conjunct Mars and Regulus seems to be an overwhelming message that someone's going down. I suppose it could Obama, who's a Leo. ISON was discovered in Russia, home to the president's nemesis Vladimir Putin. Still, I sense something bigger. Pluto currently is conjunct the Sun in Syria's chart by exact degree, where it will come out of retrograde next week. A Pluto-Sun conjunction strongly suggests destruction in order to be transformed, and the Sun in a country chart represents the leader. It's hard to imagine at this point how such a transformation could take place without a change of leadership.
Here are some of my favorite links for this week:
This site was started by a former Associated Press reporter who broke many Iran-Contra stories. There are several good stories on Syria. Take your pick.
Saudi intelligence chief with ties to CIA and Bush works to build support to topple Assad
Syrian officials worried more than a year ago that rebels would stage a chemical weapons attack and pin it on the government
This entry was posted in Forecasts and tagged mercury in libra, mundane astrology, Saturn in Scorpio, Uranus-Pluto square, Venus in Scorpio on September 8, 2013 by Pat.
Weekly Forecast September 17: Uranus Square Pluto, Sun Enters Libra
Pluto in Capricorn, 1776. Not far from where the Occupy Wall Street Movement was launched in 2011, protesters in 1776 responded to the Declaration of Independence by pulling down the statue of King George III. Painting by Johannes Adam Simon Oertel, c. 1859.
The pressure continues to mount this week as Uranus forms another square to Pluto – this time, right as the former planet comes out of his annual five-month retrograde.
This is a long-term aspect that will continue into 2015, so I don't expect that we're going to see sudden explosions and violence when the square is exact on Wednesday. Outer planetary cycles don't work that way. Indeed, we're already seeing possible manifestations, including the assault on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi and the Chicago teacher's strike. It's worth noting that the Occupy movement is planning demonstrations on Wall Street this week to commemorate its first anniversary. Police already have made arrests, and it's a safe bet that cops in riot gear – the quintessential image of Pluto in Capricorn – will be at the ready.
All of the above notwithstanding, we may see sudden "outbursts" of Uranus-Pluto energy on days when another aspect triggers an event – sort of like a dry field waiting for one errant driver to toss a cigarette out the window at just the right moment in just the right wind conditions. For astrologers and serious astrology students, there's a valuable opportunity to learn how these aspects correlate to events – a study known as "mundane astrology."
As it so happens, Mercury in Libra opposes Uranus and squares Pluto on Thursday, which means that we'll have a temporary cardinal T-square. You'll remember the T-square from the summer of 2010, when it dominated the astrological charts. Mercury in Libra represents justice (at least in theory), balanced thinking, and diplomacy, but the Messenger is up against two warring heavyweights, and his voice is likely to be drowned out by inflammatory rhetoric. Put another way, the tension is too great to be eased by soothing words and promises. There's something visceral going on with Uranus in Aries conflicting with Pluto in Capricorn. Repressed anger can't be talked out, especially when it has been accumulating for centuries.
The Sun enters Libra on Saturday, which is the fall equinox (spring in the Southern Hemisphere). Next week's Full Moon will be in a close T-square with Uranus and Pluto. If there is to be any immediate fallout, I would expect it to happen within a few days of the Full Moon on September 29. Incidentally, this is a potentially challenging Full Moon for everyone. If you haven't already done so, you may want to order your StarGuide Fall forecast. I've been getting a lot of orders for this report, so my turnaround time is now a week to ten days on new report orders. I've posted a notice on the order page indicating that I'll give priority to Fall forecast orders, but there's still a possibility that I won't be able to get it to you before the September 22. Those of you who have ordered Starguide but still haven't received it will get it before Friday.
The only other aspect of note this week is a sextile from Venus in Leo to retrograde Jupiter in Gemini. This could be helpful for finances, depending on where these two fall in your chart. Romance may get a little spark, too, but I wouldn't expect major developments unless either of these planets is in a sensitive position in your chart.
Speaking of relationships, we're in the final countdown of Saturn in Libra, which I wrote about in last week's forecast. I didn't mention, however, that as he approaches the first degree of Scorpio, Saturn forms an applying trine to Neptune in Pisces. These two have very different energies, but combined in a positive way can be a real tour-de-force. I expect we will have more "past-life" revelations, some of which may help us grow past the stuck places we've been and finally attain some peace of mind regarding difficult relationships. Compassion and sacrifice also play a role. Ask yourself what you're willing to do for true love.
Love and courage to all,
This entry was posted in Forecasts and tagged cardinal T-square, mercury in libra, Sun in Libra, Uranus-Pluto square on September 16, 2012 by Pat.
Full Moon in Aries, October 14, 2008
Fire sign inspiration and dynamic energy has been in short supply for quite awhile now, so the Full Moon at 21° 51′ Aries on October 14 will inject some much-needed leavening into the atmosphere, if only temporarily.
To help us understand the tone this Full Moon will bring, I am going to lead off with the Sabian symbols for both the Moon and Sun, because they hold the key to how best to position ourselves during this lunation.
For the Full Moon it is, the gate to the garden of all fulfilled desires, with the keyword COSMIC OPTIMISM. Both luminaries are harmoniously aspected by Neptune in Aquarius, bringing a message of cooperation and inspiring the collective with a sense of community. With economic unrest making headlines around the globe, this is the best time to reach out to our fellow travelers with the recognition that we are all in this together and that it is through cooperation and understanding we can reduce the stress in our lives.
The Sabian symbol for the Sun at 21° 51′ Libra 51′ is, a child giving birds a drink at a fountain, with the keyword SOLICITUDE. The theme of finding anew a sense of childlike wonder or beginner's mind is common in many cultures and belief systems as a key component for resolving difficulties from a fresh perspective. Often the secret is letting go of preconceived notions and ideas and cultivating a sense of innocent joy. Here again we can draw on Neptune's gift of understanding that we are all part of the greater whole to ignite Libra's desire for compromise and elegant equitable solutions.
On the Full Moon, Mercury in Libra is virtually at a standstill, preparing to go direct almost exactly 24 hours after the Full Moon. We gradually will see the unleashing of all that has been on hold for the past three weeks while Mercury was retrograde. Mercury is closely semi-sextile Mars in Scorpio, and this rather irritating aspect asks us to think before we speak to avoid causing hurt feelings when remaining silent will better serve us in the long run.
Another fly in the ointment is a square between Venus in Scorpio, Libra's ruling planet, and Neptune in Aquarius. Here we can get caught up in unrealistic expectations, especially where our loved ones are concerned. Scorpio's need to rehash all the details, important or not, could really spoil the mood too. Venus will move into Sagittarius on October 18, just four days after the Full Moon, and lighten things up considerably. Keep in mind the Libra principal of catching more flies with honey instead of vinegar to avoid sabotaging your relationships inadvertently.
There are two grand trines with asteroids in play: one in air with the Sun, Neptune, and Pallas; and one in fire with the Moon, Juno, and Ceres. Pallas/Athena brings a clear sighted organizational ability to the table, and in Gemini she shines brightly. Pallas will happily discuss options for conflict resolution with wise Neptune and equitable Libra, and we could all use a dose of this in our lives. The fire sign trio brings together the enthusiastic innocence of the Aries Moon and the desire of Juno in Sagittarius to find a common belief system, while Ceres in Leo adds nurturance through creativity and joy. Both of these grand trines contribute to the dynamic of complements represented by the Full Moon, and if we consciously draw on the energies they represent, we can go far toward improving our relationships with others.
Yes, Saturn in Virgo is still trine Jupiter in Capricorn and moving to exactly oppose Uranus in Pisces on November 4. These two very different aspects present challenges to all of us, but if we keep in mind that earth and water are compatible elements, the path to resolution is possible. An attitude of acceptance and a willingness to do the work are needed here.
This Full Moon provides us with tools and concepts we can draw on in the days and weeks ahead to work with the challenges the Saturn-Uranus opposition heralds. We are definitely experiencing the final throes of Pluto's march through Sagittarius now and getting some idea what his move into Capricorn will bring. As the Sabian symbols suggest, we can find our way to abundance through togetherness and cooperation while holding within ourselves the joy of solicitude for others. As always, practice kindness and forgiveness, starting with yourself and then extending it to others.
posted by Neith . . .
This entry was posted in About astrology, Forecasts and tagged full moon in aries, Mars in Scorpio, mercury in libra, mercury retrograde in libra, Venus in Scorpio on October 8, 2008 by Pat.
Weekly Forecast September 8: Run-Up to Full Moon in Pisces
Fasten your seat belts and hang on to the handrails, because this is going to be a killer week.
It's hard to name one dominant energy this week, as there are so many things going on astrologically. However, if I had to name one outstanding feature, I'd say it's the run-up to the Full Moon in Pisces next Monday.
Although we're still a week away, we're going to start feeling this potent Full Moon by mid-week. Some of you may feel it even earlier, if you have chart angles or key planets in the mid-degrees of the mutable signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces). The Full Moon will be tightly conjunct Uranus, planet of sudden change and surprise, so there's no telling what might happen. In situations like this, we can only lamely advise you to expect the unexpected.
As usual, Neith will have more in a day or two in one of her enlightening and increasingly popular lunation reports. In the meantime, let's have a look at the other significant events happening in the sky this week.
On Monday, Jupiter and Pluto both turn direct. Jupiter has been retrograde since May 9; Pluto, since April 2. Give these two a week or so, and then watch to see what manifests in your life. It could be quite sudden. If you've been working toward a certain goal but have been getting only lukewarm results, you may see major movement now, depending on where Jupiter and Pluto are transiting your chart.
Jupiter's return direct is all the more powerful, since it takes place in a tight trine with Saturn, ruler of manifestation on the physical plane. If you haven't had a goal in mind, get one now and do some visualization and affirmation work on Monday. The square from Mercury in Libra to Jupiter will help you form intentions. Remember, thoughts are entities.
As if that's not enough for one day, Mercury conjoins Mars in the middle of all this activity, which could bring an element of anger or impatience to your dealings with others and your approach to life in general. The energy of Mars in Libra can be passive-aggressive, so monitor your words and actions to be sure that you're saying what you really mean. For example, rather than lashing out at someone because you're hurt, try just saying, "That hurt," and take it from there.
The Moon, meanwhile, conjoins Pluto on Monday before entering Capricorn and interacting with Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars, and Mercury, all within a five-hour period on Tuesday (roughly 1 to 6 p.m. on the West Coast of the United States). Events during this period should provide you with plenty of clues what to expect as a result of the Jupiter-Saturn trine and also the upcoming Venus-Mars conjunction.
The cosmic lovers finally meet on Thursday, although after the activity early in the week, it's almost anticlimactic. Hopefully, the dust will settle for a few hours, and you'll get to enjoy the sweetness of this moment. The image I chose for this week, Botticelli's Mars and Venus, is in honor of this aspect. There's a fascinating entry on this painting on Wikipedia. Note especially the comments attributed to philosopher Marsilio Ficino on the capacity of Venus to placate Mars but his inability to master her. That would especially be true of Venus and Mars in Libra!
By Friday, the you-know-what starts hitting the fan, as the Sun opposes erratic Uranus. This is the opening act for the Full Moon, and I can't even begin to predict how it will manifest.
From Friday through Sunday, Mercury, Venus, and Mars trine Chiron, creating an opening to heal through words, love, and physical intimacy. With everything else that's going on, we may miss this subtle cue, but if we remain aware of it, we can draw on it to improve our closest relationships. This includes your relationship with yourself.
I am definitely on pins and needles, but I'm trying to muster my courage to handle whatever life throws my way. I wish the same for you, in spades.
Image: Venus and Mars, by Sandro Botticelli, c. 1483. National Gallery, London.
This entry was posted in About astrology, Forecasts, General Musing and tagged jupiter direct, jupiter trine saturn, mars conjunct venus in libra, mars in libra, mercury in libra, pluto direct, Venus in Libra on September 7, 2008 by Pat.
Musings from a Libra Perspective
With Venus, Mercury, and Mars all now in Libra, this Libra person's thoughts have turned to the astrology of relationships and what we can do to keep our relationships running smoothly.
I have Chiron conjunct my Libra Sun natally and consequently have given a great deal of thought to how to avoid wounding both my partner and myself. Much of what I've learned was done the hard way but not all, thankfully. I actually paid attention to different concepts I came across in books on managing one's relationships.
One of the keys to a lasting partnership is to choose one's battles wisely. I have natal Mars in Scorpio square Pluto in Leo, which gives a tendency to bring the nuclear option to the battlefield. Obviously this was not a great idea, so it was necessary to walk away more often than not. In the process I found out that most issues we fight over are minor in the bigger picture, and simply calling a time out for a day or two will usually be enough to let the matter slide. The really important issues – the deal breakers – don't go away and require a different strategy.
We have so few role models on how to fight fairly. Books, movies, and TV shows all portray couples saying very hurtful things to each other, storming around, sometimes actually being physically abusive, and then making up like none of that happened. We can reprogram ourselves to not go down that road. It's possible to disagree without saying things like "you are wrong." If we claim our feelings and use "I" instead of pointing the finger by saying "you," it is easier to keep anger and resentment from escalating.
Libra is all about equity and justice and, often as not, given to compromise. While we have a strong Libra influence in the sky, it is a good time to take a look and see if we are practicing compromise and fairness in the way we interact with our nearest and dearest. Practicing moderation, another Libra favorite, never hurts either. Another idea I'm personally fond of is attempting to behave in a manner so I'm not running around apologizing all the time. Everyone benefits from hearing a kind word and receiving a thoughtful gesture.
I know I'm such a Libra, but we're pretty good people on the whole. :::grin:::
This entry was posted in General Musing and tagged Libra, mars in libra, mercury in libra, Venus in Libra on September 2, 2008 by Pat.


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In Episode 16, the Wine Spectator packed up and moved to San Francisco, amid an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty. The newspaper was expanding and the growth meant new publishing equipment and the need for more contributing writers. As the editor, it was an unsettling time for me, and I had to decide whether to stay or go.
Opera Plaza, San Francisco
It was 1983 and Wine Spectator owner and publisher Marvin Shanken was visiting the San Francisco offices, in Opera Plaza, and at a meeting we agreed that it was time for me to move on. I had been with the Spectator for three years and I wasn't happy with the direction the publication was going and Marvin wasn't happy with my objections.
Janet and I were renting a split-level house on a canyon in the Belmont hills then, so I set up an office in a downstairs room and began the long re-booting of my dormant free lance wine writing career.
By the early 1980s, the U.S. wine scene had matured beyond the so-called wine boom of the 1970s. But the growth meant more competition among those wanting to write about wine. The field was wide open and editors at all levels knew very little about wine, so all one needed to do to be a wine writer is to convince an editor that you were a wine writer.
Fortunately the work situation for me wasn't hopeless. The publisher of a small wine magazine, then called Wine & Spirits Buying Guide, (W&SBG later became known as Wine and Spirits magazine) called and offered me a job as editor.
The offer was tempting since things were slow at the time. But there was a catch; in fact, there were two catches: The magazine's offices were in the East Bay, a long daily commute from Belmont; W&SBG was owned by an affable Aussie who owned a similar magazine in Australia but who didn't quite grasp the ins-and-outs of the U.S. wine industry, the personality of the California wine community and U.S. business law and taxes.
Sometimes you feel in your gut that despite obvious concerns, you should take the plunge, so I signed on as editor of W&SBG for 12 months. Mostly it was a good experience, the grinding commute aside. The magazine grew in content and circulation, but there were financing problems I wasn't told about and I was itching to return to freelancing.
The short version of a long complicated problem is bills weren't being paid, so the owner sold W&SBG and returned to Australia where he put all his energies into the magazine he had mostly neglected while trying make W&SBG work. Today, Winestate is a success in Australia and New Zealand and Wine & Spirits has carved out a niche in the U.S. wine publishing market.
Diane Teitelbaum, 1946 - 2014
Not long after I was back at my desk in Belmont sending out queries to editors, I got a call from Diane Teitelbaum, a friend in Dallas, who also happened to be good friends with Michael Bauer, then food editor at the San Francisco Chronicle.
"I'm having lunch with Michael Bauer before going back to Dallas and I told him about you," Diane said. "He would like to meet you. Can you join us for lunch?"
In the next episode, Teitelbaum, Bauer and Boyd put their heads together to discuss the future of wine writing at the Chronicle, over pastrami on rye sandwiches at Max's Opera Cafe, near the San Francisco airport.
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This multi-family plan is a perfect get away or vacation home. The large front covered porch leads into the Great Room with a fireplace in the corner and a high vaulted ceiling and the room opens to the dining area and kitchen. The kitchen offers a wrap-around, eat-at island bar and has access to the Breezeway. The Great Room also has access to a rear grilling porch. Two bedrooms and a full bathroom are also located downstairs, while upstairs is the Master Suite and a loft that overlooks the Great Room. Another room upstairs could either be a smaller bedroom or used for storage.


The breakfast room where you enjoy your delicious buffet breakfast becomes a stylish à -la-carte restaurant at midday and in the evenings. A traditional atmosphere reigns in this gourmet restaurant with its attentive service. Enjoy your culinary delights while admiring the magnificent view over the lake.
For stays of at least 3 days, you can request a 4-course meal at the preferential rate of CHF 35.00 per person.
6.30 a.m. – 2.30 p.m.
6 p.m. – 11.30 p.m.


Despite what you may have heard, food before one is not just for fun. Starting at six months, babies' iron needs drastically increase as their bodily stores from birth begin to dwindle. Formula-fed babies are usually fine – iron is typically added to baby formula. But exclusively breast-fed babies must meet their iron needs through food, or begin supplementing sometime around 4-6 months (ask your pediatrician what is right for your baby).
As Caleb is predominantly plant-based (like his mother), exclusively breast-fed, and not the most vigorous eater, iron intake has become a big priority for me. In order to meet his increased needs, I've been hyper-focused on offering iron-rich foods.
I'm not sure if that's a testament to the power of taste bud transformation or to the yumminess of these muffins – either way, these muffins are a healthy snack for all! I've been enjoying them as a mid-day snack, topped with peanut butter.
Process oats in a high powered blender or food processor until they reach a flour consistency. Add remaining ingredients and process until smooth. Distribute batter in a greased muffin tin and bake on 350 degrees F for 20 minutes.


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ISIS calls Orlando shooter 'one of the soldiers of the caliphate in America,' praises deadly attack on gay club
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Wed 15 Jun 2016 3:33 BST
The Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist organisation and its supporters are reportedly celebrating and praising the man who launched the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil single-handedly, calling him "one of the soldiers of the caliphate in America.''
4,000 more residents flee ISIS-held Fallujah; 50,000 still trapped as Iraqi army offensive enters its third week
Thousands more people have fled from the Islamic State-held city of Fallujah through an exit corridor secured by the Iraqi army even as an offensive to retake the city from the terror group rages into its third week.
4 Internet giants' accord with E.U. to curb 'hate speech' assailed: 'It's a frightening path to totalitarianism'
The recent move of four Internet giants to curb "hate speech'' including "homophobia'' on social media, through an agreement with the European Union, has raised concerns on free speech among social conservatives.
Mexico's ruling party suffers 'severe setback' in polls after president bared support for gay marriage
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Thu 9 Jun 2016 23:49 BST
Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto has suffered a "severe setback'' in the local elections this week after he announced plans to recognise gay marriage and homosexual adoption throughout the country, news reports say.
Pope Francis proclaims 2 new saints — a Swedish nun and a Polish monk
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Tue 7 Jun 2016 8:14 BST
Pope Francis canonised Swedish nun Mary Elizabeth Hesselblad and Polish monk Stanislaus Papczynski, the first to be proclaimed saints during the Jubilee of Mercy, in a ceremony attended by thousands of pilgrims at St. Peter's Square, on Sunday.
France, Belgium face new wave of attacks against Catholics by suspected Islamist militants
Catholics in France and Belgium—two countries still haunted by bloody terrorist attacks by the Islamic State (ISIS)—are facing a new wave of attacks from suspected Islamist militants, the latest of which was the burning of the altar at the Church of St. Madeleine-de-l'Île in Martigues, about 800 km south of Paris.
ISIS news: Iraqi Christian captive says she was 'married and divorced' 9 times a night by militants to justify rape
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Mon 6 Jun 2016 16:41 BST
An Iraqi Christian mother in her 30s who fled the ISIS stronghold of Mosul has told the horror she endured in the hands of the terror group wherein she was "married and divorced" as many as nine times a night only to give her tormentors a twisted justification for rape.
Father says Swedish government evicting his family in public housing to give way for Muslim migrants
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Mon 6 Jun 2016 9:19 BST
A father and his two teenage sons in the Swedish city of Lidingö were left dumbfounded after the Swedish government allegedly ordered them to leave their home by August this year to make way for asylum seekers from the Middle East.
'Cultural war of our time': U.S. Catholic Bishops' employees found promoting gay marriage on social media
Two employees of U.S Catholic bishops have been found expressing public support for gay marriage through social media, according to the latest report of the Lepanto Institute, a research and education organisation dedicated to the defence of the Catholic Church.
Defenders of Christian values clash with LGBT liberals in Brazil's gay pride parade
This year's 20th gay pride parade at Brazil's biggest city has been a clash of worldviews between the LGBT liberals and those who defend Christian values in politics, according to CBN News.
EU reaches agreement with tech giants to combat hate speech, terror propaganda across Europe
Tech giants Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft and YouTube have joined forces and committed to efficiently combat hateful online content and terrorist propaganda as part of a new "code of conduct'' formulated and announced Tuesday by the European Union (EU).
Women protest after man who identifies as woman is admitted at women's shelter
An Oregon woman who recently wrote an op-ed for the Oregonian about her stand on transgender issues, said it was "unjust" for women particularly those living in shelters to be jeopardised of their security at the expense of gender ideology.
Christian Pakistani woman accused of blasphemy asserts innocence, won't flee to protect neighbours from mob
A Christian woman falsely accused of blasphemy has asserted her innocence and declined to leave her home in order to protect her neighbours from becoming targets of a mob.
ISIS news: Terrorist group now using social media to sell captured girls turned sex slaves
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Mon 30 May 2016 22:44 BST
The Islamic State (ISIS) apparently is now using social media to sell captured girls and women online in another possible indication of the terrorist group's financial woes brought about by the sustained military operation of anti-ISIS forces.
Acting Brazil president names evangelical leaders to top government posts amid crisis
Shianee Mamanglu-Regala | Sat 28 May 2016 14:07 BST
Amid the political turmoil in Brazil, evangelical Christians are reportedly being brought to the forefront of the political arena as a new government takes provisional charge of the country.


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Wyścig na 10 km na otwartym akwenie kobiet był jedną z konkurencji pływackich, który odbył się podczas 7. Światowych Wojskowych Igrzyskach Sportowych na obiektach East Lake Open-Water Swimming Venue w Wuhanie w dniu 23 października 2019 roku podczas światowych igrzysk wojskowych.

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Greensboro, N.C. -- Junior Alexa Rancourt used an opening round 71 to grab a one-stroke lead and help the Furman women's golf team into fourth place after 18 holes in the UNC Greensboro Starmount Fall Classic at the par-71 Starmount Country Club on Sunday.
Rancourt, a native of Portland, Maine, got off to a rough start with bogeys on each of her first two holes, but she notched a birdie at the par-4, No. 4 to finish the front nine at one-over. On the back nine, Rancourt recorded two more birdies and shot a one-under par 35 to finish at even-par 71.
Senior Liz Wendt carded a five-over 76 to hold a share of 10th place while junior Laura Wearn grabbed a share of 15th place with a six-over 77 on Sunday morning.
Furman (+22) trails first place Maryland by three strokes and is just two strokes behind UNCG and East Tennessee State after 18 holes. Georgia State, James Madison, Campbell, Winthrop, Western Carolina and Elon round out the top 10 in the 14-team field.
Rancourt holds a one-stroke lead over Kayla Cline of Winthrop, Fanny Chops of UNCG and Mayta Vizcarrondo of ETSU through 18 holes. A total of 13 golfers are within five strokes of the lead entering round two.
Second round action is set for Monday morning beginning at 8:30 a.m. The Paladins will tee-off from No. 1 beginning at 9:15 a.m.
Log onto www.FurmanPaladins.com for updates on the Furman women's golf team throughout the 2011 season.


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Little Haiti Business and Cultural District, Flatbush New York
Little Haiti of New York, spanning a large portions of Flatbush and Nostrand Avenues, from Parkside Avenue to Avenue H in New York City has been officially designated. This section of Brooklyn where generations after generations of Haitians have landed has been finally designated. We can all say that there is now a Little Haiti In Flatbush and another one in Miami, Florida.
June, 2018: Haitian-Americans gathered in Flatbush street corner to celebrate the creation of "Little Haiti Business and Cultural District.". The area was previously designated "Little Caribbean"
As per news dated June 5, 2018, after years of meetings and planning, the New York City Council announced a ceremonial resolution to name a certain section of Flatbush "Little Haiti." Rodneyse Bichotte, State Senator Kevin Parker, and Councilmember Jumaane Williams, along with local organizations and community members are among the spearheads to designate a part of Flatbush as the Little Haiti Cultural & Business District.
However, according to Rodneyse Bichotte, who is the first Haitian-American to be elected to the State Legislature from New York City, although the Haitian community supports the designation of both 'Little Haiti' and 'Little Caribbean,' "the decision to name Flatbush Avenue 'Little Caribbean' was done without enough community support or involvement."
The proposal generated support mostly from Haitian communities like the Haitian American Caucus, Haitian American Business Network Chamber of Commerce and Haiti Cultural Exchange. Even the move of Bichotte and a host of other elected officials and activists to name "Little Haiti" has been met with criticism and termed as "misguided" and one of "division."
In an email to Bichotte, a host of some elected officials, including Council Member Mathieu Eugene and Rep. Yvette D. Clark, Ernest Skinner, a local community organizer and activist, have asked, "When did Haiti stop being part of the Caribbean? Sowing division may be why Haiti has never been able to reach its full potential."
The designation for "Little Caribbean" was initiated by Flatbush native Shelley Worrell, founder of CaribBEING, a local non-profit cultural institution founded in 1999. CaribBEING celebrates Caribbean heritage in the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood of Flatbush, Brooklyn. She is a longtime supporter of the Little Caribbean and she is trying to preserve and celebrate Caribbean food, culture and small businesses in this area. Shelly bought a shipping container and turned it into a pop-up art space. She transformed every inch of her container with the feel of a breezy, beachside Caribbean aura.
In a statement Bichotte has said that Haiti has had a unique position within the Caribbean -- it is geographically in the Caribbean, but not of the Caribbean. History has created its distinct identity which is why Haitians have had to build separate communities and organizations in order to survive.
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Haitian Pastor arrested for his role in deadly fire in New York
Here is a picture of Luckner Lorient, a Haitian Pastor who was arrested in Miami for his role in a deadly fire in New York
Brooklyn pastor, once honored by N.Y. State Senate, arrested for role in deadly 2014 fire
Luckner Lorient (78), a longtime pastor at Eglise Baptist Clarte Celeste in Flatbush once honored by the New York State Senate and commended by the state senate for his ministry, was arrested at Miami International Airport on Tuesday (July 26, 2016) for his role in a 2014 (November 19, 2014) fire that killed one man and injured 14 others. He was arrested on charges of second-degree manslaughter, second-degree reckless endangerment, criminally negligent homicide, third-degree assault and endangering the welfare of a child. Lorient owned a building at 1434 Flatbush Avenue, that housed his church on the ground floor and cramped apartments above which was basically a single resident occupancy apartment. Lorient, had illegally subdivided the floors into 11 multiple cramped, dangerous living spaces for 23 people, according to city records, but at that time Lorient argued his ignorance and blamed the tenants. The fire started with an overheated water cooler and the faulty electrical system, erupted into flames on the second floor. Tenants on the third floor were trapped. The fire killed resident Jeff Frederic, 24.
Salary of Stanley Lucas for propaganda job for Martelly government
Here is the copy of a check issued to Stanley Lucas by the Haitian Embassy in New York for his ongoing propaganda work for the government of Michel Martelly. This check that was discovered by Radio host and news investigator Valery Numa was issued to Stanley Lucas on December 30, 2015 by the Haitian Embassy in New York City.
According to Valery Numa, initially Stanley Lucas was receiving his regular salary for doing his propaganda work for the Martelly government directly from the Haitian embassy in Washington. this was later changed to have the checks coming instead from the Haitian embassy in New York City.
NY Cop Arnous Morin, issued most traffic violation in 2015
Haitian-American Arnous Morin, New York top Cop issued most traffic violations.
Arnous Morin (53), a Haitian and New York City's top traffic agent has eclipsed his basic pay ($36,000) by over 33 times with the fines he has generated for the city coffers! During the 2015 fiscal year, he wrote 18,953 parking tickets at an astonishing rate- one in every 9 minutes, 45 seconds, amounting to $1.2 million. The most prolific parking N.Y cop says, I'm a traffic agent in my blood." He is courteous to motorists, but 'the law is hard, but it's the law'. In fact, more than half of his citations were made when the drivers did not move their vehicles during the street cleaning hours. Morin earned a civil-engineering degree in Port-Au-Prince. He used to teach mathematics and Spanish since he was only 19 years old and then became the principal of a Catholic school in Haiti. Scared by the aftermath of violent coup ousting President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, he moved his wife and four kids to Brooklyn in 2005 and arrived there himself next year. Since he could not find a teaching job in the U.S., became a parking attendant instead. He is very hardworking, works 12 hours a day on occasion, sometimes six or seven days in a week.
Pierry, Haitian immigrants from Queens in Republican Ad
Here is a picture of Pierry, a Haitian immigrants from Queens in Republican Ad.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has decided to run a series of advertisement campaign to showcase how diversified group of Republicans actively support and belong to their party. They have released a series of five advertisements on air (at a cost of $300,000) during the Fox Business Republican Debate in South Carolina on Thursday, January 14, 2016. The ads feature Mario, a Latino, first-generation college graduate from Pueblo; Katherine, mother of an autistic child from Tampa, Florida; Vallerie, a community leader from Sarasota, Florida; Mike, a small business owner and 9/11 firefighter from the Bronx, New York; and Pierry, the son of Haitian immigrants from Queens. This is an effort of RNC to win back the White House after realizing how poorly they fared in the 2012 election with 6% of the African-American vote and 27% of the Hispanic vote. Recent comments by their candidate Donald Trump about immigrants has made the situation worse.
Dweynie Esther Paul, elected as New York State civil court judge
Here is a picture of Dweynie Esther Paul, elected as New York State civil court judge.
Attorney Dweynie Paul, a resident of Bedford Stuyvesant Community in Brooklyn was born in Queens, New York to Haitian parents. With her passion for justice since her childhood days, she pursued a career in law and public service at Middlesex University in London within its British Legal System Program and interned with the Labor Political Party; she had another internship with the Honorable Daniel Lewis of the Criminal Supreme Court in Queens County, obtained a Master's Degree in Public Policy under the Stony Brook's Graduate Program and received a Juris Doctorate Degree from George Washington University Law School in Washington D.C. On November 4, this daughter of Haitian immigrants made history by becoming the first Haitian American to be elected as a New York State civil court judge. She won the election unopposed and became the judge of the civil court of "Kings" (Brooklyn).
New York Attorney General getting into the No Haitians Ad
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman launches inquiry into 'no Haitian' nurses ad.
As per the Daily News dated October 19, 2015, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a member of the Democratic Party, has launched an inquiry into the nature of an advertisement published by Interim Healthcare Inc. of Nanuet on the October 15, 2015, issue of 'New City Pennysaver'. The Interim Healthcare Inc., had published a help-wanted advertisement on the above mentioned issue for a nurse that goes like: "Laid back nurse, no haitians, must have strong respiratory mngt,... The Attorney General believes, the advertisement has violated federal and state civil rights laws, because the law clearly prohibits discrimination in hiring on the basis of national origin. If the Attorney General is satisfied with the gravity of charges, would frame the said home care, hospice and medical staffing company in charges of discriminatory practices.
Michel Martelly meeting Haitian Community in Spring Valley
Here is a picture where Haitian President Michel Martelly was meeting with the Haitian Community in Spring Valley
On Wednesday, September 30th, 2015, while attending the 70th General Assembly of the United Nation in New York, President Martelly accompanying his wife Sophia Martelly met the Haitian community of Spring Valley. The President was welcomed at the City Hall of St. Joseph Church by the Mayor Demeza Delhomme. Mayor Delhomme, during his speech did not fail to mention that this has been the first visit ever by a Haitian President to this community. The President was visibly moved by the honor bestowed upon him by his compatriots of Spring Valley. The key of the city was delivered to him by the city Mayor. During his speech, Martelly had explained about his responsibility and commitment as the Head of the State, especially a few months before the end of his presidential term. He described himself as a part of the diaspora and continued to mention the expectation and responsibility of diaspora community, to and from the country. He expressed his hope that the new elected authority will work to improve and achieve progress.
Brooklyn Democrat Samuel Pierre dropping out of election
Here is a picture of Brooklyn Democrat Samuel Pierre who has made the decision to remove his candidacy for the November's special election,
Samuel Pierre, onetime Brooklyn Borough Director in the Community Affairs Unit, Office of the Mayor of New York City and more recently, a candidate in the November election for ex-state Sen. John Sampson Senate seat, has decided to withdraw himself from the upcoming election. Pierre was accused by the Kings County Democratic Party of a 2013 misdemeanor conviction for which he had pleaded guilty for accepting bribe over $50. In 2008, Pierre received two designer t-shirts and free dinners from a family friend, Kenol Janvier for helping him with his green card issues. Pierre, now 30, says that although he was too young then (22), but he never asked anything in exchange of his service. Had it been now, in 2015, his approach would be totally different.
Fireworks incident to cost Jason Pierre-Paul $60 Million Contract
Just having some fund during the the 4th of July holiday could be very expensive. If you don't believe me, go ask Haitian-American New York Giants football star, Jason Pierre-Paul. He received the news that the New York Giants are withdrawing their $60 million long-term contract following a fireworks incident over the weekend when he suffered a hand injury while attempting to light fireworks.
Jason Andrew Pierre-Paul is one of the star footballers of New York Giants who has been playing for the team since 2010. Nicknamed JPP, he adeptly plays for the team at the defensive end line. Recently, the player injured his hand while celebrating Fourth of July by lighting crackers which accidently burst. His hand, although fortunately, has not undergone any serious permanent damage he has experienced severe burns on his palm and fingers. According to medical reports, the injury would take sufficient time to heal and as a consequence, the New York Giants might have to pull down a $60 million contract signed with the player. During his recovery span, the footballer will be missing numerous trainings and he might not be able to take part in the first leg of the 2015 season.
Haitians Waiting To Go On The Field To Cut Sugar Cane In Batey...
Dr. Louis Noisin, Cap-Haitien
Jack Guy Lafontant resigns as Haiti Prime Minister
Delimart Plaza, Delmas 32, Port-au-Prince, Haiti being looted
SONAPI (Société Nationale des Parcs Industriels or National...
Jalousie - Makeup for misery
Cap-Haitian Suffused with History
President Martelly at the Caribbean Climate Summit 2015


Prof. Francis D K Ching's lecture was titled 'Seeing,Thinking,Drawing'. Aligning with the fundamental nature of the title, he spoke about the importance of drawing not only as a tool to communicate, but also to articulate and clarify thoughts. His talk comprised the themes – principles of contrast, abstraction, diagrams, analysis, digital/manual, drawing at location. He spent sometime looking at the students works at the exhibition and gave valuable comments. On Sunday evening, he went on a walk around Mysore with a few students sketching few landmarks here.


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The MWCConnection 2021 Preseason Awards and Predictions
Who will be some of the best in the Mountain West this year?
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Welcome to Kickoff Week here at MWCConnection! Coinciding with MWC Media Days week, it is the unofficial start to the football season. It's a great time to get hyped about your team and start getting nuggets of football news. Yesterday was our all-conference team, which can be found here.
Today, we are releasing our preseason awards as well as our predictions for division standings and conference champion. Like yesterday's post, our team members submitted their picks and the players and teams with the most votes won out. Take a look at what we compiled below:
Offensive Player of the Year:
Carson Strong (Nevada)
Defensive Player of the Year:
Cade Hall (San Jose State)
Special Teams Player of the Year:
Calvin Turner Jr. (Hawaii)
Offensive Breakout Player of the Year:
Tyler Nevens (San Jose State)
Defensive Breakout Player of the Year:
C.J. Condon (Wyoming)
Offensive Freshman of the Year:
Jordan Hornbeak (Fresno State)
Defensive Freshman of the Year:
Nick Dimitris (UNLV)
Coach of the Year:
Jay Norvell (Nevada)
The points for voting went as followed: 6 points for a first-place vote, 5 for second, 4 for third place, and so on.
Mountain Division Standings:
West Division Standings:
Conference Champion:
Carson Strong was the only unanimous selection in the voting this year.
In the other races, Cade Hall, Jordan Hornbeak, and Nick Dimitris all won their categories relatively easily.
On the other hand, STPOY, offensive, and defensive breakout players, and coach of the year were all tight races.
The other two traditional player of the year awards were pretty conclusive, with no close races. However, DPOY had five players receiving votes and STPOY had four.
For the second year in a row, UNLV has the predicted freshman DPOY.
The West division continues to be wild, with 3 teams receiving first-place votes (Nevada, SJSU, and Fresno State). The Wolf Pack and Spartans were in a tight race for the top spot, with the former team narrowly edging out the latter.
The Rebels were unanimously the last-place team in their division.
Boise State was the unanimous choice in the Mountain, with Wyoming and Air Force splitting the second-place votes.
Boise State and Nevada were the only two teams who received votes for conference champion.
There it is. So let's hear it. Who did we snub? Who did we put on here that shouldn't be? Let's hear you feedback in the comments section.
Coming tomorrow: Our Kickoff Week continues as Peak Perspective will take a look at which teams have the best position units heading into 2020.


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First, cook the quinoa. Place the quinoa in a medium saucepan and pour over the vegetable stock. Heat until the stock reaches the boil, then simmer until the quinoa is cooked al dente. This should take about 15 minutes. Once cooked, take the pan off the heat and set aside to cool.
To prepare the fennel, seal the fennel wedges inside a vacuum bag with the orange juice and the saffron. Place the bag in the water bath and leave to cook for 20 minutes.
Unseal and drain the vacuum bag. Lay the cooked fennel in a hot frying pan. Cook over a high heat until browned on one side, then turn over and brown the other side. Add the seared fennel to the quinoa and mix in the pomegranate seeds, toasted sesame seeds and chopped coriander.
Prepare a lemon dressing for the salad by thoroughly combining the olive oil and lemon vinegar in a small bowl. Drizzle a small amount of dressing over the quinoa, followed by a sprinkling of salt and pepper, and mix well. Taste the salad to check the flavour and seasoning. If desired, add a little more dressing.
To make the toasted pine nuts, warm a frying pan over a low heat. Scatter the pine nuts over the base of the pan and fry gently until lightly toasted all over. To season, add a pinch of salt to the pan and shake vigorously.
Just before serving, make the tahini dressing. Place the tahini, lemon juice and olive oil in a small bowl and mix together using a whisk.
To serve, spoon an equal amount of quinoa and fennel salad onto each plate. Scatter the toasted pine nuts, orange segments, nasturtium leaves and coriander cress over the salad, then finish the dish with a drizzle of tahini dressing.


SLAM is a seven foot tiger shark that was caught by CMERA students on July 9, 2018 on a longline on the intracoastal side of Anclote Key in Pinellas County Florida. Caught in only 12 feet of water using mullet for bait, right where Joe was caught, we are also anxious to see where SLAM travels over the next 12-18 months. This data will be very helpful in determining movement patterns of tiger sharks in the Gulf of Mexico. Special thanks to Sabrina, Lysla, Anjelica and Matt Robertson for donating the satellite tag placed on SLAM.
Joe is a six and a half foot great hammerhead female that was caught by CMERA students on July 10, 2018. Joe was caught on a longline on the intracoastal side of Anclote Key in Pinellas County Florida. Caught in only 12 feet of water using mullet for bait we are anxious to see where Joe travels over the next 12-18 months. This data will be very helpful in determining movement patterns of great hammerhead sharks in the Gulf of Mexico. Special thanks to Marybeth and Alex Morris (CMERA student) for donating the satellite tag placed on Joe. Joe is named after and in memory of Alex's father.
Interested in sponsoring a shark by purchasing a satellite tag?
You or your group/organization will have the opportunity to select what species of shark you would like your sat tag applied to and get to name that shark. GPS location data will also be sent to you allowing you to see where your shark has been traveling. For more information or to sponsor a shark please click the button below.


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