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Graduating Seniors Receive Fulbright Awards
L-R: Tessa Angell, Rachel Elzinga, Andreana Rosnik, Erin Wilhemi
Four graduating Hope College seniors have received highly competitive awards through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State.
Tessa Angell of Grand Rapids, Rachel Elzinga of Doylestown, Pa., and Erin Wilhelmi of Cary, Ill., have each received awards to teach abroad during the coming year. Andreana Rosnik of Shelby Township has received an award to conduct research abroad during 2013-14.
Several Hope students or recent graduates have received the awards through the years, including four each in 2008 and 2009, two each in 2010 and 2011, and three last year.
Angell will be an English-language teaching assistant at a secondary school in the Cantabria region of Spain.
She completed an international studies composite major and a Spanish major, and spent the fall of 2011 studying abroad in Santiago, Chile. She was also one of the five graduating seniors in the first cohort to have participated in the college's Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Scholars Program in the Arts and Humanities. Her activities at Hope also included teaching ESL (English as a second language) classes through the college's department of Spanish, the Mortar Board honorary society, participating in spring break immersion trips, and the Nykerk Cup competition. She is the daughter of James and Diane Angell of Grand Rapids, and a 2009 graduate of East Grand Rapids High School.
Elzinga will be an English language teaching assistant at a rural school in Nepal. In addition to classroom instruction, she will also work with the Nepal English Language Teachers' Association (NELTA) to contribute to the development of English curriculum and teacher training. She leaves in June for training in Washington, D.C., followed by a month of in-country language training in Nepal before heading to her assigned school.
Elzinga majored in mathematics education, focusing on kindergarten through eighth grade, and minored in French. Earlier in the spring semester, she was named to Phi Beta Kappa and received the college's Catherine Morrison '89 Senior Math Education Award. She spent the spring of 2011 studying abroad in Cameroon, and also participated in the college's 2012 May Term at the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Her other activities at Hope included serving as a volunteer tutor through the Children's After School Achievement (CASA) program and Silent Praise. She is the daughter of Paul and Mary Elzinga of Doylestown, and a 2009 graduate of Central Bucks High School East.
Rosnik will be at the University of Barcelona in Spain conducting theoretical chemistry research related to understanding quantum coherence effects in photosynthetic light-harvesting.
She majored in chemistry and mathematics and minored in Spanish. Also while at Hope, she conducted collaborative research with Dr. William Polik, who is the Edward and Elizabeth Hofma Professor of Chemistry. Earlier this spring, she received an honorable mention in the prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship program of the National Science Foundation (NSF). She was also inducted into the college's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, received the college's Southland Medal (Gerrit H. Albers Gold Medal) and received a Senior Sigma Xi Research Award in chemistry. In addition to research, her activities at the college included the Mortar Board honorary society, the Chemistry Club, the Sigma Delta Pi Spanish honorary society, the Union of Catholic Students, the Phelps Scholars Program and studying abroad in Rome through a Hope May Term. She is the daughter of Andrew and Philomena Rosnik of Shelby Township, and a 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Preparatory.
Wilhelmi will be serving in a province in Argentina as a teacher assistant in an English teacher training college, which trains ESL (English as a second language) teachers. Because the school year in Argentina runs March-November, her service will begin next year.
She majored in Spanish education, with an emphasis on teaching at the elementary level, and minored in music, and spent the fall of 2011 studying abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Her activities at the college also included the Omicron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society, serving as a resident assistant and orientation assistant, participating in a spring break immersion trip, the student-organized Dance Marathon fund-raiser held on behalf of Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, performing in Hope musical ensembles including the Chapel Choir, and performing in the faculty-choreographed dance concerts and with InSync Dance Theatre. She is the daughter of David and Margaret Wilhelmi of Cary, and a 2009 graduate of Cary-Grove Community High School.
Fulbright grants are made to U.S. citizens and nationals of other countries for a variety of activities, primarily international graduate study, advanced research, university teaching, and teaching in elementary and secondary schools. Grant recipients include recent college graduates and graduate students, college and university instructors, and professionals in other fields.
The U.S. Student Program is designed for recent college graduates, master's and doctoral candidates, young professionals and artists, with awards supporting an academic year of study, research or teaching assistantship experience. The program operates in more than 135 countries worldwide.
17 May Academics
17 May Arts
Friday Groundbreaking Launches Construction of Art Museum
A groundbreaking ceremony and the appointment of the inaugural director both herald the beginning of the new Kruizenga Art Museum at Hope College.


I have the sale connection for you ... and I will be updating this as the sales come in. I have listed all of the ones currently happening now, and the end dates if I know them. Black Friday isn't what it used to be where you got up at 5 am and tried to be the first in the door to Macy's. You can now shop way earlier, days even, and the sales are ridiculous good. I have tried to gather my favorites for you from each shop so you can have some gifting ideas from the Gift Guides I have made for you. I hope this is a one stop source for you, and let me know if you feel like it is missing anything. I am happy to add anything you think it needs.
Here we go ... and remember I will be adding to it as I have new information.
Lisi Lerch - 30% off + $5 shipping. Check out these bags, I love the two I own, plus the earrings are perfect for every girl you know and make great stocking stuffers!
Dress For Cocktails - 30% off ... these are my favorite clutches and totes with interchangeable bows!
Sweet Caroline Designs - 40% off with code PINKFRIDAY40. I love this website and the darling girl who owns it!!
Mark & Graham - 20% off of everything with code FRIENDS plus 40% off select holiday items! So many good things and so much from my Gift Guides here!
ASOS - The plaid shoes above plus so many others I have marked recently ... so good! The whole site is 25% (use code EPIC25) and since their prices are so good, this makes things sooo cheap!
Kate Spade - 30% off with code GIVECHEER, Ends 11/25 Their darling scallop workout leggings, those amazing flannel pjs, that gold watch ... oh, and so much more!
Old Navy - 50% off sitewide ends 11/23. I love to get the boys fleece pullovers, jeans and sweaters! I just bought all of our Christmas pjs, sweaters for my mom and my girl, and a few blanket scarves for besties! The best deals!
J.Crew - 50% off your purchase with code TOGETHER. The plaid is killing me right now, its all so very good! There is really just so much good stuff.
J.Crew Factory - 40% to 50% off with code ADD2CART ... such cute stuff!
American Eagle - 40% off in stores and online and if you shop in the store and buy $75 you get a free blanket, and it is so cute!
Willow Park Boutique - extra 40% off I love this local boutique so much and you will spot my styling in their holiday photos!
Emily McCarthy Shoppe - 20% off Shoppewide - only 5 days left to order monogram gifts!
Lands End - 40% off with code HOME and pin 9642 Flannel pjs for $18, and these are the best!!
Waiting on Martha Home - Up to 30% off with specific codes, I have so many favorites from her shop!
Amazon - so many great deals!!! I have linked directly to their Black Friday page for you!
I am still working on the list ... but here is a start for you. Happy Thanksgiving Eve!


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Q: Conditional Table row in angularJs I have angular display some tables with data from a JSON file.

        <element>

        </element>

                    League
                    Away
Home

                    Score
                    Game Clock
                    Wager
                    Amount
                    Odds
                    Result
                    Net
                    Game Date

                    {{i.league}}
                    {{i.teamName[0]}}
                    {{i.teamScore[0]}}
                    {{i.quarter}}
                    {{i.pick}}
                    {{i.units}} Unit(s)
                    {{i.odds}}
                    {{i.result}}
                    {{i.net | number}}
                        Unit(s)
                    {{i.time}}

                    {{i.teamName[1]}}
                    {{i.teamScore[1]}}

function Picks($scope, $http) {
    $http.get('http://xxxxxxxx/Service/picks').
        success(function(data) {
            $scope.picks = data;
        });
}

Now what I want to do is, if there exists a pick2 property in the json, then create another tr and display some information.
How can I create this conditonal HTML row?
The JSON is shown below, sometimes there will be a pick2, and a pick3. When they exist, Id like the units2, odds2, result2, etc associated with that pick to be displayed on my table:

A:

                ....

              ...

This way you can display tr conditionally.

A: Demo
If you have a table structure like this:

           Name
           Description

            {{row.name}}
            {{row.description}}

And you want to conditionally display another row depending on whether a property exists on a given iteration of ngRepeat, then I recommend implementing a directive (smartRow) that checks for the property and adds the additional row when the property exists:

           Name
           Description

            {{row.name}}
            {{row.description}}

Directive
  app.directive('smartRow', function($compile) {
    return  {
      restrict: 'A',
      transclude: 'element',
      link: function(scope, element, attr, ctrls, transcludeFn) {
        var model = scope.$eval(attr.smartRow);
        transcludeFn(function(clone) {
          element.after(clone);
          if (model.hasOwnProperty('price')) {

             var priceRow = angular.element('

');
             clone.after(priceRow);
             $compile(priceRow)(scope);
          }
        })
      }
    }
  });

The example solution was meant to demonstrate concepts that you could use in your own solution:

*

*Using ngRepeat to loop over your array model and output HTML row elements

*Using a custom directive to conditionally check for a property, and when it exists, insert another row element after it (the price row in my example).  The directive uses 'element' transclusion to achieve this.

*Using the $compile service to manually compile the extra row and link it to the child scope created by ngRepeat.  In my example, I created a tr row with a priceRow directive, inserted it into the DOM, and then manually compiled it and linked it to the right scope.

A: One idea to achieve this is use the ngIf directive (see here) to check for the pick2
You create two different set of
 one with something like
 and another like
 so when you ngRepeat looped, it can decide which
 to be generated.
Another way is to create a custom directive where you can treat pick2 as an input parameter for the custom directive to generate the appropriate
 markup.

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The Treasury department is a complex area which needs to be made secure in order to minimise risk to the organisation. It is important to have appropriate and rigorous controls in place. This programme will discuss controls and security and how they should be organised within the Treasury environment.
What should be included, why do we need a policy, how often should it be updated, how much detail?


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Starting as a programme under Beyond Social Services in 2006, our vision is to create a world in which we are "One loving family: Every dream a possibility." As a community-based organisation, Beautiful People's mission is to be a platform for building mentoring relationships that changes lives.
We are a volunteer movement powered by the vision of making every dream a possibility.
Mentoring. It is the simple idea that dreams come true because of someone who believes in the one who dreams.
To create a world in which we are "One loving family: Every dream a possibility"
Because we believe in the power of stories to transform, one person at a time.
"I came to Beautiful People because I thought I have something to offer, but in turn, I receive a family I truly belong to." - Shah
Beautiful People invites you to join us in sharing our dream of a world in which we are one loving family, with every dream a possibility.
Whether it is $10 or $10,000, no amount is too small to invest in the dreams that become our future.
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1. Everyone knows that tortoises are ugly.
2. They're just not cute at all.
3. From the moment they're born.
4. Right up until old age.
6. I mean look at them.
7. Who'd want this staring back at them each day?
8. And they're the least photogenic animals of all time.
9. They don't get on with other animals.
10. And they're terrible around children.
11. Hell, they don't even get on with each other.
12. It's no wonder they're always looking so sad.
13. They hate the outdoors.
14. So you can't take them anywhere.
15. Just look at how unadorable they look while eating.
17. Plus they have zero chill.
18. They make lousy friends.
20. And are completely incapable of having fun.
21. They have a weak selfie game.
22. Not to mention how terrible they look in a hat.
24. So why would anyone want one?


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Петро́ Арка́дійович Столи́пін (; , м. Дрезден — , м. Київ) — російський державний діяч, прем'єр-міністр у 1909—1911. Столипін проводив жорстку політику на укріплення самодержавства, розпустив Думу, увів військово-польові суди, обмежував політичні свободи. Будучи російським націоналістом, вів боротьбу з національними автономіями. Розпочав аграрну реформу, що не була доведена до кінця. Правління Столипіна відзначалось жорстокими репресіями, в цей час виникли поняття «столипінська реакція», «столипінська краватка» та «столипінський вагон». На Столипіна було здійснено 11 замахів. Під час останнього, здійсненого у Києві анархістом Дмитром Богровим, його було смертельно поранено.

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Походив з дворянського роду. Народився 2 (14) квітня 1862 у столиці Саксонії Дрездені, куди їздила до рідних його мати. Через півтора місяці - 24 травня - був охрещений у дрезденській православній церкві.

Одна з п'яти сестер діда Петра Столипіна була дружиною Михайла Василійовича Арсеньєва. Їхня дочка Марія стала матір'ю Михайла Лермонтова. Виходячи з цього, Петро Аркадійович був троюрідним братом Лермонтову.

Батько майбутнього рефоматора, генерал артилерії Аркадій Дмитрович Столипін, відзначився під час російсько-турецької війни 1877-1878 років, під кінець якої був призначений губернатором Східної Румелії та Адріанопольського санджака. Матір'ю Петра Столипіна була Наталя Михайлівна Горчакова, чий рід начебто походить від Рюрика.

Дитинство провів спочатку в садибі Середниково Московської губернії, а потім у маєтку Колнобєрже Ковенської губернії. Також сім'я виїздила у Швейцарію.

У 1874 12-річний Петро був зарахований до другого класу Віленської гімназії, де провчився до шостого класу.

У вересні 1879 9-й армійський корпус під командуванням батька був повернений із Болгарії до міста Орел. Петро та його молодший брат Олександр були переведені до Орловської чоловічої гімназії. Петра зарахували до сьомого класу.

3 червня 1881 19-річний Петро закінчив Орловську гімназію і отримав атестат зрілості.

31 серпня 1881 поступив на природниче відділення фізико-математичного факультету Санкт-Петербурзького університету, який закінчив у 1884.

Служив у Міністерстві внутрішніх справ. З 1902 — гродненський губернатор. У 1903—1906 — губернатор Саратовської губернії.

У квітні 1906 призначений міністром внутрішніх справ, а в липні 1906 — головою Ради Міністрів. Швидка службова кар'єра Столипіна була, значною мірою, пов'язана з його ораторськими здібностями, численними виступами в Думі, проєктами реформування країни.

Політична діяльність

На своїх посадах проводив жорстку послідовну політику як проти радикальних революціонерів так і проти лібералів будь-якого ґатунку. За його наказом війська й поліція жорстоко карали учасників селянських заворушень, до в'язниць у великій кількості кидали студентів і старшокласників-гімназистів, помічених в антиурядовій діяльності, проголошені царським маніфестом від 17 жовтня 1905 року політичні свободи було всіляко обмежувано. Столипін дав пряму директиву губернаторам: «Менше заарештовувати, більше стріляти… Переконування облиште, дійте вогнем…». За таку антинародну політику у серпні 1906 на Столипіна вчинено замах (загинуло 27 осіб). У відповідь він домігся запровадження військово-польових судів — без адвокатів, без можливості подати апеляцію — із правом винесення та виконання впродовж 24 годин смертних вироків. Протягом 1907—1909 років військово-польові суди ухвалили понад 5 тис. смертних вироків. На початок 1908-го у в'язницях перебувало понад 200 тис. політичних в'язнів, приблизно таку ж кількість заслали у «віддалені місця імперії»

У червні 1907 уряд на чолі з Столипіним та за підтримки імператора Миколи II розпустив II Державну Думу і опублікував новий закон про вибори, який забезпечив повну перевагу у III Думі великих землевласників та підприємців і значно обмежив представництво національних окраїн. За законом 1 % населення імперії обирав майже дві третини виборників, котрі, своєю чергою, голосували за депутатів Думи. Повністю були позбавлені представництва в Думі 10 областей і губерній азійської частини Росії, Кавказу надавалось 10 місць замість 29. Такий виборчий закон забезпечив у III Думі «великоросам» 77 % місць і вона стала «істинно російською». Столипін був ініціатором обмеження автономії Фінляндії, натхненником створення націоналістичних російських організацій, у тому числі Всеросійського національного союзу, основною метою якого було сприяння «пануванню російської народності».

Аграрна реформа

Офіційно земельну реформу трактували як вибір між селянином-неробою і селянином-хазяїном на користь останнього. «Міцні та сильні» мали стати повноправними власниками і, звільнившись від опіки общини, залишити далеко позаду «убогих та нероб», утримання яких за рахунок найкращих господарів гальмувало розвиток сільського господарства. А вивільнена на селі робоча сила, за задумом Столипіна, повинна була «перекочувати» у промисловість, забезпечивши цим її прискорене зростання. Водночас фактично недоторканними мусили залишитися поміщицькі маєтності незалежно від їхньої товарної продуктивності. Усі селяни одержали право виходу з общини, але реально ним могли скористатися передусім заможні, які багатіли ще дужче (оскільки надлишкові ґрунти, які вони обробляли, можна було викупити зі спільного володіння за цінами 1861 року, тоді як ринкова ціна землі відтоді зросла в кілька разів). Передану Селянському банкові частину державних наділів — з офіційною метою послаблення «земельної тісноти» — також придбавали головним чином найзаможніші господарі.

Загалом за десятиліття реформи (яка тривала аж до повалення самодержавства у березні 1917 року) тільки 10 % селян Російської імперії вийшли з общини й закріпили свої ґрунти за собою як приватну власність (15 % усієї орної землі). В українських губерніях, де общинний устрій був штучно насаджений російськими поміщиками під час закріпачення селян, реформа йшла куди успішніше: так, на Правобережжі станом на 1913 рік дві третини селянських ґрунтів уже перебували у приватній власності. Але поруч із селянською так само існувала панська земля, і значна кількість людей змушена була наймитувати у великих латифундіях.

Важливою складовою земельної реформи Столипін вважав організоване державою масове переселення хліборобів із європейської частини імперії до Сибіру, Центральної Азії та далекосхідних регіонів. До початку Першої світової війни приблизно 3,5 млн селян, продавши господарство, зірвалися з місця, та аж ніяк не всі з тих чи тих причин прижились у нових краях: близько мільйона з них повернулося назад, але вже без грошей і надій. Для України ці цифри ще більш разючі: переселенцями стали понад мільйон її селян, проте невдовзі 70 % із них знову з'явились у рідних місцях, приречені наймитувати й жебракувати. Що ж стосується Селянського банку, покликаного стати промотором реформ, то високі ціни на землю, яку він продавав, і великі відсотки, що їх накладали на позичальників, спричиняли розорення багатьох власників-хуторян.

Отож, у підсумку аграрна реформа за Столипіним мала наслідком передусім стрімке розшарування селянства, появу на селі значної кількості люмпен-пролетарів, різке зростання ненависті до поміщиків. Це створило підґрунтя для створення революційних організацій, які заручилися підтримкою не тільки люмпенів, а й великою частиною «справних» господарів, які потерпали від малоземелля.

Політика проти інородців
Основну загрозу «російській православній цивілізації» Столипін вбачав у національному відродженні поневолених Росією народів. Тому він виступив ініціатором істотного обмеження автономії Фінляндії, а в січні 1910 року видав циркуляр із забороною реєстрації товариств та видавництв так званих інородців. Згодом в окремій інструкції Столипін роз'яснив губернаторам, що той документ стосується геть усіх товариств «інородницьких, зокрема й українських та єврейських, незалежно від їхніх цілей».

Переслідуючи українську мову і культуру, Столипін розсилав свої циркуляри, в яких наказував боротися з «ідеєю відродження старої України і устрою на національно-територіальних засадах». За словами Дмитра Дорошенка, Столипін весь час підозрював українців у намірах сепаратизму і, щоб викорінити сам український дух, заборонив публічний вжиток української мови. На цій підставі по всій імперії влада закривала українські організації та газети, забороняла продаж книжок, проведення концертів та вечорів українською мовою. У березні 1911 року уряд Столипіна не дозволив відзначення 50-ліття від смерті Тараса Шевченка. А приїхавши до Києва, — за кілька днів до своєї загибелі, — прем'єр Росії заявив: допоки він живий, пам'ятника Шевченкові у «матері міст руських» не буде. І водночас схвально відгукнувся про місцеві чорносотенні організації, про їхню мету й діяльність.

Вбивство
У вересні 1911 року Столипін був убитий в оперному театрі в м. Київ таємним агентом поліції, есером Дмитром Богровим.

Похований на території Києво-Печерської лаври.

Родина
Дружина: Ольга Борисівни Нейдгардт. Діти:
 Марія,
 Наталя,
 Олена (1893—1985) — дружина Володимира Олексійовича Щербатова(16.02.1880 — 15.01.1920), син княгині Марії Щербатової, розстріляний в Немирові. Після вбивства чоловіка покинула Росію і 29.04.1923 вступила в другий шлюб з князем Вадимом Григоровичем Волконським (05.06.1895 — 23.10.1973),
 Ольга (1897—1920) — розстріляна разом з княгинею Щербатовою в Немирові,
 Олександра (1898—1987),
 Аркадій Столипін (1903—1990) — єдиний син, з 1920 року жив в еміграції, французький письменник і публіцист російського походження. Займався російською і французькою журналістикою. Помер в Парижі.

Примітки

Джерела та література

 Волковинський В. М., Хоптяр Ю. А. Столипін Петро Аркадійович //

 Машкін О. П. А. Столипін та Україна // Український історичний журнал. — Київ, 2012. — № 2. — С. 73—97.
 Салтан А. Н. Убийство Столыпина: заказ или заговор спецслужб? [Электронный ресурс]. — Режим доступа к статье: https://web.archive.org/web/20161004210556/http://sled.net.ua/node/33418 . — Заглавие с экрана. — 3.10.16.
 Conroy M.S. (1976). Peter Arkadʹevich Stolypin: Practical Politics in Late Tsarist Russia. — Westview Press, (Boulder), 1976. — ISBN 0-89158-143-X.

Література
 Ю. Поліщук. Столипін Петро Аркадійович // Політична енциклопедія. Редкол.: Ю. Левенець (голова), Ю. Шаповал (заст. голови) та ін. — К.: Парламентське видавництво, 2011. — с.689 ISBN 978-966-611-818-2

Посилання
 Столипін П. А. //

 Міф Столипіна: химерний і небезпечний / Сергій Грабовський
 Сергій Грабовський. «Великий реформатор» без міфів

Петро Аркадійович
Уродженці Дрездена
Випускники Орловської гімназії
Випускники фізико-математичного факультету Санкт-Петербурзького університету
Саратовські губернатори
Гродненські губернатори
Голови дворянства Ковенської губернії
Прем'єр-міністри Росії
Російські монархісти
Члени Імператорського православного палестинського товариства
Члени Державної ради Російської імперії
Почесні громадяни Єкатеринбурга
Відмічені в українофобії
Убиті політики Російської імперії
Жертви політичних вбивств
Померли в Києві
Померли в Київській губернії

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Here is an example of a QR code, if you aren't sure about what they look like. Try it out! Scan this, and it will take you to the RCPS site!
Once you have created the QR codes that you want to use, all your students need is a way to scan them! Download a QR code reader onto your device, and let them scan away! At the very least, it keeps them from having to type in a long web address when they need to get to a certain destination...but imagine a scavenger hunt, an interactive poster, or having students record themselves telling about their product! The possibilities are endless!
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Ha interpretato numerosi film in costume di produzione italiana e per le sue forme da pin-up è stata anche una ragazza-copertina. Dopo due film d'esordio in cui non venne accreditata nei titoli di testa, debuttò nel cinema nel 1949 con una piccola parte in Le minorenni, diretta da Maurice Cloche.

Fra i suoi film girati in Italia figurano Cinque poveri in automobile (1952) di Mario Mattoli, Giovinezza (1952) di Giorgio Pàstina, e Canto per te (1953), diretto da Marino Girolami.
Per la televisione italiana, la Rémy interpretò nel 1970 lo sceneggiato televisivo I giovedì della signora Giulia, tratto dal romanzo omonimo di Piero Chiara. Diretto da Paolo Nuzzi e Massimo Scaglione, lo sceneggiato aveva come interpreti, oltre all'attrice francese, Claudio Gora e Martine Brochard.

Filmografia

 Le sedicenni (Rendez-vous de juillet), regia di Jacques Becker (1949)
 Nel regno dei cieli (Au royaume des cieux), regia di Julien Duvivier (1949)
 Le minorenni (La Cage aux filles), regia di Maurice Cloche (1949)
 I ragazzi terribili (Les Enfants terribles), regia di Jean-Pierre Melville (1950)
 Envoi de fleurs, regia di Jean Stelli (1950)
 Olivia, regia di Jacqueline Audry (1951)
 Clara de Montargis, regia di Henri Decoin (1951)
 Parigi è sempre Parigi, regia di Luciano Emmer (1951)
 Et ta soeur, regia di Henri Lepage (1951)
 Ergastolo, regia di Luigi Capuano (1952)
 Cinque poveri in automobile, regia di Mario Mattoli (1952)
 Un ladro in paradiso, regia di Domenico Paolella (1952)
 Noi due soli, regia di Marcello Marchesi, Vittorio Metz e Marino Girolami (1952)
 La trappola di fuoco, regia di Gaetano Petrosemolo (1952)
 Tormento del passato, regia di Mario Bonnard (1952)
 Giovinezza, regia di Giorgio Pàstina (1952)
 Canto per te, regia di Marino Girolami (1953)
 Il sacco di Roma, regia di Ferruccio Cerio (1953)
 Siamo ricchi e poveri, regia di Siro Marcellini (1953)
 Ripudiata, regia di Giorgio Walter Chili (1954)
 Vacanze d'amore (Village magique), regia di Jean-Paul Le Chanois (1955)
 La catena dell'odio, regia di Piero Costa (1955)
 Un giglio infranto di Giorgio Walter Chili (1955)
 La moglie è uguale per tutti, regia di Giorgio Simonelli (1955)
 El Tigre de Chamberi, regia di Pedro Luis Ramirez (1957)
 Mariti in città, regia di Luigi Comencini (1957)
 Pezzo, capopezzo e capitano, regia di Wolfgang Staudte (1958)
 Giovane canaglia, regia di Giuseppe Vari (1958)
 L'amante del vampiro, regia di Renato Polselli (1960)
 L'ultimo dei vikinghi, regia di Giacomo Gentilomo (1961)
 A porte chiuse, regia di Dino Risi (1961)
 Il commissario non perdona (Sale temps pour les mouches), regia di Guy Lefranc (1966)
 Che casino, ragazzi! (Béru et ces dames), regia di Guy Lefranc (1968)
 La corsa del secolo (Les Cracks), regia di Alex Joffé (1968)
 Borsalino, regia di Jacques Deray (1970)

Televisione
 Ragazza mia - miniserie TV (1960)
 Les dossiers de l'agence O - miniserie TV (1968)
 I giovedì della signora Giulia - sceneggiato TV (1970)

Doppiatrici italiane
 Dhia Cristiani in Ripudiata (dialoghi), Un giglio infranto
 Rina Morelli in Tormento del passato
 Fiorella Betti in La moglie è uguale per tutti
 Rosetta Calavetta in L'amante del vampiro
 Margherita Carosio in Ripudiata (canto)

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Nobels cross disciplines
Faculty experts discuss 2014 prizewinners at annual symposium
Speakers at the symposium are (from left) seated, Michael Arnold, Amy Griffin, Deborah Steinberger and Jeff Caplan; and standing, Josh Zide, Bruno Thibault and Ismat Shah.
Seven University of Delaware faculty members with expertise in each of the six areas of study that won this year's Nobel Prizes discussed the significance of the winners' work at an Oct. 30 public event, held appropriately in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Laboratory (ISE Lab) on campus.
"This year, the prizes are remarkably interdisciplinary," said Doug Doren, senior associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, who organized the annual Nobel Symposium. For example, he noted that the prize in physiology or medicine was explained at this year's symposium by a psychologist, the chemistry prize by a biologist and the physics prize by a materials scientist.
Doren welcomed the audience to the series of short talks, saying the 8-year-old event brings together the University and the wider community to learn about the kinds of ground-breaking work that is rewarded by the Nobel organization and that is often not fully explained in news coverage of the prizes.
"Our faculty speakers do research in areas that are closely connected to the work being recognized, and they bring their personal insights to the talks," he said.
Bruno Thibault, professor of French in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, discussed French novelist Patrick Modiano, who won the literature prize for what the Nobel Committee said was "the art of memory with which he has evoked the most ungraspable human destinies and uncovered the life-world of the occupation."
Thibault said Modiano, whose father was a Nazi collaborator during the German occupation of France, has written some 30 novels, almost all focused on the World War II period and on similar themes of identity and memory. He described Modiano's first novel,La place de l'étoile, which was the start of a trilogy, as "rather disturbing" and as "a dark and grotesque farce."
Modiano's work has won numerous literary awards and is extremely popular in France, although few of his novels have been translated into English, Thibault said. The best-known of his books in English is probably Out of the Dark, Thibault said, the story of a detective with amnesia. Modiano also wrote the screenplay for the Louis Malle filmLacombe Lucien.
At the conclusion of Thibault's talk, Deborah Steinberger, associate professor of French, read a passage from Dora Bruder, a novel in which Modiano relied on the true story of a Jewish teenager in Paris who became a victim of the Holocaust.
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Amy Griffin, associate professor of psychological and brain sciences, described the work done by John O'Keefe, May-Britt Moser and Edvard I. Moser "for their discoveries of cells that constitute a positioning system in the brain."
"How did you get here tonight?" Griffin asked the audience at ISE Lab. For those already familiar with the campus, she said, there was no need to use a map or an electronic global positioning system (GPS); rather, "A GPS has been built into your brain and nurtured by evolution."
She described O'Keefe's 1971 discovery of "place cells" in the hippocampus region of the brain, representing different places in the environment and allowing for a "cognitive map" in the brain. More than three decades later, she said, the Mosers made another discovery of new cells — "grid cells," enabling the brain to form a system of spatial coordinates and "essentially acting as an internal compass."
Griffin, a neuroscientist whose own work focuses on the hippocampus and the process of memory, said research stemming from the Nobel laureates' work is being conducted on epilepsy and holds promise for work with various brain disorders.
Michael Arnold, associate professor of economics and director of the UD Honors Program, spoke about this year's Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, which was awarded to Jean Tirole "for his analysis of market power and regulation."
Beginning in 1890 with the Sherman Antitrust Act, market regulators generally worked toward a goal of supporting competition and limiting mergers, Arnold said. But, he said, until Tirole's work in the late 1970s and early 1980s, there was no economic research to guide policy in regulating those industries that are dominated by a few large businesses or by a monopoly.
Tirole's research found that some of the tools regulators had been using, such as capping prices and limiting cooperation between companies, were not always beneficial. He recommended tailoring policies and regulations to specific situations.
Arnold gave examples of several areas in which Tirole's work has had significant impact, including setting government procurement policies (such as deciding the optimal type of contract to award to bidders), regulating telecommunications industries (as in the Comcast/NBC merger) and dealing with so-called "friendly monopolies" like Google and Amazon.
Josh Zide, associate professor of materials science and engineering, explained this year's physics prize, given to Isamu Akasaki, Hiroshi Amano and Shuji Nakamura "for the invention of efficient blue light-emitting diodes [LEDs], which has enabled bright and energy-saving white light sources."
Zide began his talk by showing the audience a blue laser pointer, saying that he was the only speaker at the symposium who was able to hold the Nobel Prize-winning research in his hand.
"The physics prize is really unusual this year because there's no new physics" in the laureates' work, which instead was based on materials science, he said. He traced the research over the years that led to the original red LEDs in 1962 and the new discoveries that enabled the development of blue lights. Blue, he said, was the most challenging to develop but is particularly important because it is necessary in order to make white light.
White LEDs, Zide said, are extremely efficient sources of light, with an incandescent bulb rated at about 4 percent efficiency, a household compact fluorescent bulb at about 10 percent and white LEDs at well over 50 percent, and perhaps as high as 75 percent. Having such efficient light in, for example, a solar-powered desk lamp, "is a real game-changer for the developing world," where many people have no reliable source of lighting, he said.
Ismat Shah, professor of materials science and engineering and of physics and astronomy, discussed the Nobel Peace Prize, awarded jointly this year to Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi "for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education."
Shah began his talk by noting a personal connection; his parents were born and raised in India, and he was born in Pakistan. He said the Nobel committee's announcement of the Peace Prize pointed out that the two co-winners were an Indian and a Pakistani — two nations often in conflict — and a Hindu and a Muslim. Their connection, Shah said, is their focus on children and their "common struggle for education and against extremism."
Both recipients of this year's prize have also received numerous other honors for their personal courage in working peacefully for the rights of children and, Shah said, have served as an inspiration to others.
Satyarthi, through an organization he founded, has protested and worked to free children from forced labor and other forms of exploitation throughout South Asia. He has developed rehabilitation centers where such young people can be housed and educated, and he has played key roles in international conventions on children's rights. Shah quoted Satyarthi, who said: "If not now, then when? If not you, then who?"
Yousafzai, at age 17 the youngest Peace Prize recipient in history, was already known in Pakistan as an advocate for girls' education when she gained international recognition in 2012 after being shot and seriously wounded in an attack by the Taliban. Now recovered and living in England, she has become a leading spokesperson for girls' rights to an education. Shah quoted her: "I had a choice to shut up and die, or speak up and die. I chose the latter."
Jeffrey Caplan, director of the Delaware Biotechnology Institute's Bioimaging Center with a secondary appointment in the Department of Biological Sciences, spoke about the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, given to Eric Betzig, Stefan W. Hell and William E. Moerner "for the development of super-resolved fluorescence microscopy."
The three laureates received this year's prize for two different techniques — one method employed by Hell and the other by Betzig and Moerner, who worked separately on it — that were used in developing optical microscopes that can see at a scale and resolution that had been thought to be impossible, Caplan said. Previously, he said, only electron microscopes could see such tiny samples, but those types of instruments can't be used on live samples.
Now, with super-resolved fluorescent microscopes, scientists can study such small, living samples as single molecules within cells, proteins found in various diseases, and neurons, Caplan said.
"Due to [the laureates'] achievements, the optical microscope can now peer into the nanoworld," the Nobel organization said in announcing the chemistry prize. "Today, nanoscopy is used worldwide, and new knowledge of greatest benefit to mankind is produced on a daily basis."
UD faculty members with expertise in the areas of study that won this year's Nobel Prizes discussed the winners' work at a recent symposium.
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Eduviges de Dinamarca (en danés, Hedevig af Danmark; Hillerød, 5 de agosto de 1581-Prettin, 26 de noviembre de 1641) fue una princesa de la Casa de Oldemburgo, hija del rey Federico II de Dinamarca y de Sofía de Mecklemburgo-Güstrow. Fue electora de Sajonia por su matrimonio con el elector Cristián II de Sajonia.

Primeros años
Eduviges nació en el Castillo de Frederiksborg, siendo la cuarta hija del rey Federico II de Dinamarca y de la reina Sofía de Mecklemburgo-Güstrow. Una de sus tres hermanas fue la princesa Ana, futura reina de Inglaterra y Escocia, y uno de sus hermanos se convirtió en el rey Cristián IV de Dinamarca. Al igual que sus hermanos, pasó la mayor parte de su infancia lejos de Dinamarca, en su caso, con su tío materno en Mecklemburgo.

Matrimonio
Se casó por poderes el 12 de septiembre de 1602, con su primo Cristián II, elector de Sajonia. No tuvieron hijos, y a la muerte de Cristián el 23 de junio de 1611, fue sucedido en su cargo de elector por su hermano, Juan Jorge.

Viudez
Como viuda, vivió principalmente en Lichtenburg, pero visitó Dinamarca en el funeral de su madre en 1631 y en la boda de su sobrino en 1634. Al ser hermana del rey, tuvo conexiones con su cuñado, Juan Jorge, y participó en la organización de los matrimonios de cinco de sus siete hijos.

Muerte
Eduviges murió el 26 de noviembre de 1641 en Prettin, Sajonia, a los 60 años de edad.

Ancestros

Referencias
 http://runeberg.org/dbl/7/0197.html (danés)

Notas

Princesas de Dinamarca del siglo XVI (casa de Oldemburgo)
Princesas de Dinamarca del siglo XVII (casa de Oldemburgo)
Electoras consortes de Sajonia del siglo XVII
Consortes reales de la casa de Oldemburgo
Fallecidos en Sajonia


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It was early evening when I arrived and Bordeaux was mostly asleep. Cottages nestled one another, some billowed comfortable smoke from their chimneys. A few cars wandered through the empty streets, but otherwise everything was silent. I quietly turned a corner and walked into the light of an open bakery. Smells of pastries and fresh baked bread plumed from the door. If hell was filled with such aromas, it could only be half as torturous. I bought a flat, round loaf for dinner and a sugar puff to nibble while I walked.
Winter was in full effect and wasn't sparing Bordeaux any color. I made my way to the outskirts of town, in search of cheap lodging. Industrial districts are usually the same, streets lined with auto garages and other municipal type services. A dirty mechanic emerged from a shack and flashed me a mean, French look. When I reached my hotel, a chill was already filling the gray landscape.
Inside the warm lobby, a soccer game blared from a television set. The TV was noteworthy old, barely produced an image and was mounted way too close to a very high ceiling. A group of old men sat at a table near the TV, their wrinkly necks craning to see the game. A vending machine packed with French beer sat in the far corner. I put my coined francs into the machine. The beers were warm.
Halfway through my meal, two loud guys walked into the lobby. They were flamingly Irish: one short and stocky, the other much taller and thinner. The stocky Irishman staggered and grabbed his friend. "Another round of piss?" He asked and poured a stream of francs into his friend's hands. The tall guy gathered the money and slowly walked over to the machine. The stocky Irishman looked around for a while before sitting across from me at the same table. A TV sportscaster screamed something akin to 'GOAL' and I joined the old men in a groan of disappointment.
"Clerk says its due fixed tomorrow." Reported the tall guy. His voice was much deeper, but no less thick with accent and he looked sickly. Pale, blotchy skin stretched tight around his bones. I got up and announced my intention to buy another can of piss, but the tall guy handed me one of his instead. I thanked him and proclaimed the next round on me. He winked and lifted his eyes up to the TV.
"That's what everybody calls Americans." He claimed, his big, cleft chin bouncing with every word. Eventually, he turned towards the television too.
The tall guy gave me a short grunt and then stared back up at the television. His stocky Irishman counterpart was not so tolerant. He lurched towards me and instructed, "Mick is much worse." A familiar cross of anger and intoxication passed over his face as he slowly leaned back and finished another can of beer.
"I meant no offense." I said, with enough sincerity to temporarily ease the tension. The stocky Irishman flashed me one last scowl before shifting his attention to the game. I took the final swig of my beer and then counted my francs under the table. There was enough to buy three more cans. "I'll get those beers now." I said and stood up. They both nodded without breaking their attention from the television.
The last of my francs went into that broken machine. On my way back, I noticed all the empty tables in the lobby and wished I wasn't committed to returning to those two. It might be nice just to take the beers and go outside. Before I could change my plans, the stocky Irishman turned and looked right at me, as if to check my status. I sighed and walked back, just as the game was interrupted by a French news bulletin.
Everyone in the lobby stopped what they were doing and looked at the television. The screen was filled with images of American tanks rolling through a desert, remnants of the Persian Gulf War. I sat down and distributed the cans. The tall guy took his beer and thanked me with another wink before cracking open the can. The stocky Irishman stayed glued to the screen so I placed his beer on the table in front of him.
"Look at this, Yank." Groused the stocky Irishman as he broke from the TV and into his beer. "Look how you Americans just march wherever you damn well feel." His tone was obviously snide and wrought with disapproval. I ignored him and stared at the screen. A dusty lieutenant was being interviewed and I could barely hear his words behind the French translation. He looked nervous, but managed to sputter something about his current mission and how proud he was to be there, serving his country.
I looked at the dusty lieutenant and slurred, "Yeah, it's kind of cool." The fuzzy screen cut to a local news anchor and I looked away to find the stocky Irishman glaring at me. His eyes widened with outrage, which inspired me to giggle silently.
"Cool?" He asked. "Is it cool when thousands of innocent Iraqis die because of your American military?" He paused with disgust before opening the beer I gave him.
I closed my eyes to concentrate, but felt too disoriented and snapped them back open. "I'm not saying what we're doing is cool…" With half the thought out, I took a deep breath and continued, "I'm just saying it's cool that we can do it." My eyes drifted away from the stocky Irishman's intense stare. "And wherever we damn well feel, like you said." I slugged back the rest of my beer and slammed down the empty can, as if to punctuate my boorish point.
"What about Ireland?" Asked the stocky Irishman. His voice turned frantically personal and he scooted his chair closer to me.
The tall guy looked at me and smirked before opening his beer. "Let 'em. Maybe they can fix the damn place." He laughed at his own Irish drollness before returning back to the TV. The stocky Irishman sneered at us both. He gulped more beer, looked down and grumbled something inaudible.
A janitor walked into the room, climbed a little step stool and turned up the television volume. He then quickly walked out and started mopping the nearby hallway. The TV blared with growling sportscasters as the stocky Irishman shouted, "…and every Celt in the world would defend Ireland to their death!" The janitor returned, visibly angry, and turned the TV volume back down.
"Right" I countered. "I figure that shouldn't take more than a week or two." The stocky Irishman was stunned into silence. "But you don't need to get so excited." I assured. "America would never actually invade and conquer Ireland because there's nothing there to make it worthwhile. You should be grateful for that." I opened my last beer and sipped it gingerly. "In a way, Ireland's complete lack of value and appeal sort of keeps it safe." It all made perfect sense.
The stocky Irishman chuckled. "Computer and machines!" He mocked. "What can we do against America's mighty computers and machines?" A hearty laugh and then, "You think fancy night goggles and spy planes are enough to take Ireland? Jackass!" He continued to roar with a discrediting laughter that I quickly grew to loathe.
Just then, a giant man walked into the lobby, holding a half eaten sandwich in one hand and a black cane in the other. He marched up to our table and in a deep, German voice introduced himself as Hans from Hamburg (I blurted out 'Hansburg', but nobody laughed). He asked me if I was going to finish my beer. I told him no and offered it to him. Bits of slobbery meat and bread shot from his mouth as he thanked me with tales of his month in San Sebastian. The sun soaked trees, blue waters, and a big creepy statue of Christ; it all sounded heavenly.
The stocky Irishman finally stopped laughing and interrupted Hans. He told him all about my drunken, inflated claims, but I didn't care. That stupid alcohol spin action was all I could really think about. I rested my head on the table. The voices eventually faded as I forced myself into dreams of sunny San Sebastian.


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The acute physical illness characterizing opioid withdrawal is tough enough to endure even with full family, community, and medical support — so it is a brutal and sometimes deadly irony that one of withdrawal's salient symptoms is extreme social aversion.
"Self-isolation can cause addicted people to drop out of recovery programs, to get into conflicts, and to pull away from family and other social support networks that could help them to remain abstinent," says Stanford psychiatry professor Keith Humphreys, PhD, an international expert on addiction treatment and public policy.
New research by the lab of Stanford neuroscientist Robert Malenka, MD, PhD has identified a key molecular link between opioid withdrawal and social aversion in the brains of mice — suggesting the potential to help people in recovery from opioid addiction reconnect with their social support networks. The research was supported by the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute's NeuroChoice Initiative, which seeks to link fundamental neurobiology to societal issues such as addiction.
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Robert Malenka, Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute (Image credit FonteJon Photography)
Malenka and his team had previously documented other strong links between sociability and serotonin release in the nucleus accumbens. In 2018, his group showed that reduced serotonin in the nucleus accumbens could account for social deficits in a mouse model of autism. Restoring serotonin release largely restored typical levels of rodent sociability. A year later, they found that big boosts of serotonin in the same brain region "explains the intense pro-social effects of MDMA," Malenka says. "We suspect the same thing is going on in humans."
These earlier studies led Malenka and his colleagues to wonder if something similar was occurring during withdrawal from opioids. "Perhaps, like the autism mouse model, subjects aren't getting the normal release of serotonin that is required for a pro-social, adaptive, non-aggressive interaction — so they become socially avoidant and cranky," he says.
Malenka lab postdoctoral scholar Matthew Pomrenze, who led the team's newly published study, made the connection that a particular type of opioid receptor molecule is known to reduce serotonin release within the nucleus accumbens. This receptor subtype, called a kappa receptor, had been linked to stress, depression and asocial behavior, but exactly how it influenced sociability was unknown.
Mouse brain cross-section showing serotonin-releasing (green) and dynorphin–releasing (red) fibers terminating in the nucleus accumbens. Image courtesy Matthew Pomrenze, Malenka Lab.
Pomrenze and colleagues performed detailed experiments which revealed that during opioid withdrawal, a neuropeptide molecule called dynorphin is released in the nucleus accumbens, where it activates kappa receptors and blocks serotonin release.
"We thought maybe this is what is causing the asocial behavior we see in withdrawal," Malenka says. "So, we asked — if we gave the animals a drug that blocks this kappa receptor and restores serotonin release, could it also restore normal levels of sociability?"
To make the experiment more clinically relevant, Malenka's team used a kappa receptor blocker called aticaprant, which is already being tested for the treatment of certain subtypes of depression in humans. When Malenka's team gave the drug to their withdrawn, addicted mice, "it completely reversed their sociability deficits," says Malenka.
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Achieving something similar for humans could have a profound impact on the opioid epidemic, says Humphreys, who co-directs the NeuroChoice Initiative with Malenka and psychology professor Brian Knutsen, but was not involved in the current study.
If opioid-addicted people going through withdrawal turned toward sources of support rather than away from them, many more might successfully weather the discomforts of withdrawal and reach recovery with the help of friends, family, their doctors, and programs, he says.
"Withdrawal is often the time when a doctor says, 'You don't have to live like this. We have excellent treatments that I'd be happy to connect you to.' Or when someone the addicted person knows says, 'I was addicted to heroin for 10 years, and I'm not using anymore. I'd be happy to take you to my Narcotics Anonymous meeting.' But if the person in withdrawal is avoiding all social interactions, none of those potentially life-saving interventions can occur," says Humphreys.
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Serotonin stabilizes social memories
Brain imaging links stimulant-use relapse to distinct nerve pathway
"This is exactly what NeuroChoice was designed to do," says Humphreys. "To explore across levels, from the cell to the individual, to the group, to policy. And from animals to humans."
But developing drugs to help with addiction is notoriously difficult, Malenka cautions. For one thing, pharmaceutical companies do not reap huge profits from such medications. "So, the goal of our type of work," Malenka says, "is to convince those in the human clinical research world to say, 'Hey, this is working really well in mice, I should try it in a clinical study.'"
The mechanism revealed by Malenka's team's study will give whoever may do that an excellent head start.
Pomrenze MB, Cardozo Pinto DF, Neumann PA, Llorach P, Tucciarone JM, Morishita W, Eshel N, Heifets BD, Malenka RC. Modulation of 5-HT release by dynorphin mediates social deficits during opioid withdrawal. Neuron. 2022 Sep 29:S0896-6273(22)00863-7. doi: 10.1016/j.neuron.2022.09.024.


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The Most Charming Places on the Adriatic Sea
The coast of Montenegro is lined with blissful beach towns, each offering its own unique charms. Choices range from the tourist metropolis of Budva, with its beating beach heart, to the more remote sands of Pržno, where you'll find it difficult not to be drawn in by its rustic romance.
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Herceg-Novi
Nestled between Mount Orjen and Luštica Peninsula
With mountains on one side and the stunning Luštica Peninsula on the other, Herceg-Novi is a charming coastal town situated at the foot of Mount Orjen. When summer is in full swing, the town welcomes hordes of tourists to the hotels and resorts framing its waterfront, but it's also a peaceful place to visit outside of the peak period.
For those wanting to wet their toes, a spot of snorkelling is delightful, as is jet skiing and flyboarding for the true thrill-seekers. When you're done exploring the seas, the afternoons can be spent taking shade under pomegranate trees, enjoying a chilled glass of fizz, or getting lost in the winding streets of the old town.
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A secluded beach town in the Gulf of Kotor
The triangle-shaped town of Kotor offers panoramic views of red-topped roofs with mountains descending into the sea. Imagine intimate beaches dotting the boka (meaning 'the bay'), from the healing sands of Bigova to the unspoilt nature of Trsteno.
The beaches are truly blissful but there's more to uncover in the old town. From 15th century churches and palaces to winding alleyways, crumbling archways and wooden doors with dozens of cats dozing at their brightly coloured feet, you'll soon fall in love with this fairy-tale land. Take a walking tour to see the main historical sites such as Sveti Tripun Cathedral and Sveti Nikola Church. As night falls, absorb the beats of live music coming from hotspots like Letrika and the Bokun Wine Bar.
One of the most historical cities on the Adriatic coast
Budva is the place to be if you're seeking a sleepy beach town by day and a bustling party scene by night. Along with Becici, it's considered its best beach by far. Cosy with crystal clear waters, it welcomes paddlers and peaceful coastal walkers. If you stroll to the end of the Budva marina, you'll find Pizana – a 100-metre pebble beach for those wishing to cool off after an afternoon exploring the town.
As one of the most historical cities on the Adriatic coast, wherever you wander to in the old town, you'll discover a different route, but each one will be littered with quirky boutiques and intimate eateries serving up fresh fish and tasty pizzas. Head to Budva Juice Bar for scrumptious smoothies and cafés cum cocktail bars, Hacienda and Casper Bar for cocktails and jazz sounds.
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A laidback seaport in southern Montenegro
Bar may not have the same bustling beach reputation as some of Montenegro's other coastal towns, but it's one of the cleanest around and a great spot for a lazy day. Its main city beach can become crowded in the midday heat but once the sun starts to set, you'll find a chilled atmosphere. Set up your sun lounger in nearby Šušanj or Sutomore for a less crowded change of scenery.
Sitting at the foot of Mount Rumija, just a few miles from Bar, is the old fortress town of Stari Bar. With a sleepy atmosphere, there are cafés dotted all over where you can grab a coffee and enjoy the small-town charm. Make sure to check out the Stara Maslina olive tree. It's rumoured to be more than 2,000 years old.
A coastal town with various beaches
As the southernmost city on Montenegro's coast, Ulcinj feels like something out of a storybook. Set alongside a forested bay, there are beaches for all types of explorers. Want something rocky? Sandy? A bit of both? Ulcinj has them all. And better still, most are accessible by foot. From the main city beach of Mala Plaža to the charm of Little Beach, there's plenty to sink your toes into.
Once the sun starts to set, head to the old town for a glimpse into more simple times and fresh fish dishes. Head to The Fisherman Hari to enjoy a tasty catch of the day. For a truly memorable experience, dine al fresco and catch a stunning sunset as it sinks into the coastline.
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Once a fishing village, now an exclusive small islet with VIP access
Sveti Stefan is one of Montenegro's most luxurious beach towns. Forming part of the lavish Aman resort, if you want to step foot onto its pristine sands, you'll need to hand over some money, but you can still take a peek for free. You can also head to the nearby north and south beaches, which are free for non-paying sun worshippers.
While you can't technically visit the island, you can still check out a few sites, one of which is Milocer Park. Stuffed full of exotic trees and fragrant olive groves, follow the path past Villa Milocer and King's Beach for stunning views. Budget-friendly? Not so much. Instagrammable? Absolutely. Sveti Stefan has been voted as the most photographed site in all of Montenegro.
A town with 17 beaches lining the Tivat Riviera
Tivat is the place to go if sun-worshipping is at the top of your Montenegro agenda. Known as the sunniest town in the Bay of Kotor for its mild Mediterranean climate and crystal-clear seas, sunny wanders and watersports are high on this town's list of attractions. You can get in some serious underwater exploration on any one of the 17 official beaches sitting on the Tivat Riviera, too.
Tivat may not have the same preserved old town like some of Montenegro's other beachy hubs, but it does provide peaceful spots for relaxation. You could be lapping up the dreamy ice cream flavours at Poslasticarnica Minjon or yacht-watching in Porto Montenegro.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site in the middle of Kotor Bay
Wedged in the middle of Kotor Bay, Perast is the epitome of a picturesque beach town. As a sparkling sun trap with small boats or barkas sitting in rows along the shoreline, take a wander through the village, following the sounds of music to the towns western edge. You'll end up at Pirates Beach Bar, with a DJ area and affordable drinks. Spending hazy days surrounded by shaded black mountains is the order of the day in Perast.
As a UNESCO World Heritage site, the tiny town is brimming with romantic ruins, impressive palaces and cobblestone churches. It's also known for its 2 island churches – 1 natural, and the other? A manmade island called Lady of the Rocks. It was 600 years in the making, and the best way to visit is with a scenic boat tour across the shore.
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Krašići
A romantic destination in the Tivat municipality
For those seeking a rustic, romantic getaway, Krašići is where it's at. Located on the Luštica peninsula, Krašići Beach offers an understated atmosphere while also being close to Montenegro's other top coastal towns, such as Tivat and Kotor.
Fans of white sandy beaches may be left feeling a little out in the cold, as Krašići is a 1.5-km stretch of concrete-gravel beach with no sand in sight. But when the sun begins to set, this town's eclectic eateries will soon put a spring back in your step. Dine out on simple Italian dishes at beach bar-restaurant Volat 2, and hail a water taxi from Porto to happening hotspot Onna Beach Club for cocktails and clubbing into the early hours.
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A small beach town with red-sand beaches
Welcome to the romantic, red-sand beaches of Pržno – a small beach town with bags of personality. Away from the bustle of Budva, with space to pitch up a sunbed and get into the swing of relaxation, this scenic beach town is loved by locals and provides panoramic views, no matter which spot you choose to sun it up in. With a small stone outcrop just a short swim from the shore, you can find your own slice of beach paradise.
This small fishing town serves up a surprisingly varied range of restaurants, each with their own quaint and quiet atmosphere. But what really sets it apart from Montenegro's other sandy settlements is the walk from Pržno through the woods to Sveti Stefan.
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Ron Taylor, Father Ronald Cullen to be inducted into Baseball Ontario Hall of Fame
Photo: Baseball Ontario By Kevin Glew Cooperstowners in Canada Former big league pitcher and Toronto Blue Jays doctor Ron Taylor and legendary Windsor, Ont., baseball coach Father Ronald Cullen have been elected to the Baseball Ontario Hall of Fame. The announcement was made on Wednesday, and Taylor and Cullen will be officially inducted in a... Continue Reading →
But What Do I Know? . . . Bob Elliott, Joe Siddall, Tip O'Neill Award voting, Pedro Martinez
My weekly observations and notes about some Canadian baseball stories: · Congratulations to Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame inductee and Canadian Baseball Network founder Bob Elliott and former Montreal Expos catcher and current Blue Jays Central studio analyst Joe Siddall on their inductions into the Baseball Ontario Hall of Fame which took place last... Continue Reading →
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This is our new cat called Leia. We got her on the first Tuesday of the summer holidays 2015 when she was 11 weeks old. She was born on the 9th of may 2015.
Leia is a Bengal cross with a tabby. Her mother is a house cat and her owners accidently let her out one night and she was lost. The next morning she came back pregnant!
Because Leia is part Bengal she has loads of energy and likes to play and even plays fetch!
Soon she will be neutered so she can't have kittens and chipped in case she gets lost.
We went for a walk in Oversley Wood to search for bugs. We mainly found Woodlice, Earwigs and centipedes under rotten logs and leaves. We think this is because they like cold dark damp places, and centipedes especially need to keep moist because they do not have a waxy layer on their skin and loose water easily.
Searching for bugs in rotting logs.
Centipedes are not actually insects but arthropods. Insects always have 6 legs but centipedes can have up to 350!
Woodlice are more closely related to crabs than insects!
A female earwig can lay over 50 eggs at one time!
Here are some pictures and a short video of my model steam engine, built by a company called Mamod.
First we poured some methylated spirits into the burner which we lit to make the water in the boiler boil. When water boils it creates pressure that makes the piston go in and out turning the weel. On the wheel there is a little groove that allows a drive belt to be attached onto other things like an an electric generator.
Water rockets work by filling them half with water and pumping them until the cork pops out. The rocket bursts into the air.
The foot pump didn't work so we used a small hand pump.
When it launched off we got soaking wet but we had fun!
My dad helped me to learn Japanese counting. I first had to learn the numbers all the way to ten.
We also learned the numbers for one hundred and one thousand.
Counting higher than ten is easy.
Me and my dad made a battery out of lemons.
It didn't make a lot of electricity but it did light an L.E.D.


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Yen Drops to 20-Year Low Against Dollar
The yen hit its lowest level against the dollar in two decades on Wednesday, extending recent falls as the gap widens between Japan's ultra-loose monetary policy and U.S. tightening.
Despite being traditionally considered a safe-haven currency, uncertainty fueled by the war in Ukraine has not caused the yen to strengthen.
Instead, moves by the US Federal Reserve towards a more aggressive policy and the shock of rising oil prices in Japan — a major importer of fossil fuels — have pushed the currency lower, analysts say.
One dollar bought 126 yen on Wednesday afternoon, the lowest rate since 2002.
"The Japanese yen has been one of the weakest currencies anywhere in the world this year," Dutch banking group ING said in a recent commentary.
"Driving the rally has been the perfect storm of a hawkish Federal Reserve, a dovish Bank of Japan [BoJ], and Japan's negative terms of trade shock as a major fossil fuel importer."
Government spokesman Hirokazu Matsuno said "the stability of exchange rates is important and we see rapid currency moves as undesirable."
"We will monitor trends in the foreign currency market and the impact on the Japanese economy with a sense of urgency," he added.
The yen had already lost 10% of its value against the dollar in 2021 after four years of steady strengthening.
The U.S. central bank has embarked on an aggressive tightening path, pushing up American treasury yields which have strengthened the dollar against the yen.
But its moves stand in contrast to the Bank of Japan's ultra-loose monetary policy, which will be maintained for now, bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda said earlier Wednesday.
"Given the economy and price situation, the Bank of Japan will seek to realize its two-percent inflation target… by resiliently continuing its current powerful monetary easing," he said.
Swiss Bank UBS said a weaker yen would likely hit Japanese households' purchasing power, and domestic-oriented small businesses who will face higher import costs.
"The government is offering fiscal supports and most likely will expand the supports. We think the [yen] purchase intervention is possible if the pace of depreciation is regarded as too fast," it said in a note.
Tohru Sasaki, head of Japan Market Research at JPMorgan Chase Bank, told AFP that the Bank of Japan "has to do something to slow the pace of the yen's depreciation."
"The Japanese government can sell foreign reserve [USD] to intervene, but it is politically difficult," he said, adding that it would be "strange" if the finance ministry did so while the Bank of Japan keeps its current easing policies.
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Mars and Venus: C.3062-1928
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Mars and Venus
Factory: Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory
Soft-paste porcelain, slip-cast, and painted overglaze in blue, turquoise, green, yellow, flesh, pink, puce, red, pale purple, brown, grey, and black enamels, and gilt. The underside is glazed except for the edge, and has a circular ventilation hole in the centre which is blocked by the top of the base. The base is oval and flat on top with a scrolled edge, and rocaille ornament at the back and front. The figures sit on a high seat with five scrolled supports, a pair of doves on the front, and a shield with Cupid beside it on the back. Mars sits behind Venus facing to the viewer's right, resting his right elbow on the back of the seat, and having his left arm round Venus's shoulder. His feet rest on one of the supports of the seat. He is bearded and wears a helmet with a brown leopard crest, a blue and yellow cloak, a cuirass with gold scales, a red kilt with pink tabs, pink breeches, and turquoise, yellow and gold boots with open toes. Venus semi-reclines in front of Mars, facing towards him. She has brown hair, and is nude apart from a white drape decorated with red and puce floral sprays. The base is picked out in puce, pink, turquoise, green and greyish-blue, and gilt. The shield is pale grey.
History note: Mr Stoner, London, from whom bought on 24 March 1919 for £26 by Dr J.W.L. Glaisher, FRS. Trinity College, Cambridge
Dr J.W.L. Glaisher Bequest
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1928-12-07) by Glaisher, J. W. L., Dr
Gold anchor period (1759-69)
Mid-18th Century
Circa 1759 CE - 1769 CE
People, subjects and objects depicted
Decoration composed of enamels ( blue, truquoise, green, yellow, flesh, pink, puce, red, pale purple, brown, grey, and black) gold
presumed lead Lead-glaze
Slip-casting : Soft-paste porcelain, slip-cast, and painted overglaze in blue, turquoise, green, yellow, flesh, pink, puce, red, pale purple, brown, grey, and black enamels, and gilt
Lead-glazing
References and bibliographic entries
Catalogue of the Glaisher Collection of Pottery and Porcelain in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge page(s): p. 387
18th Century English Porcelain Figures 1745-1795 page(s): p. 294
Accession number: C.3062-1928
Primary reference Number: 42599
Old object catalogue: 4487
Created: Saturday 6 August 2011 Updated: Tuesday 13 October 2020 Last processed: Wednesday 11 January 2023
Associated department: Applied Arts
The Fitzwilliam Museum (2023) "Mars and Venus" Web page available at: https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/42599 Accessed: 2023-01-27 15:29:44
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Mars and Venus

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Accession Number: HEN.M.206-1933
Venus and Mars
Accession Number: P.7-1948
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