Because our historic cemeteries encourage the faithful to "use" their acreage for more than just burial, it is only fitting that space inside one of them was famously reserved for a special Catholic devotion: The Way of the Cross.
Visitors to St. Roch Cemetery No. 1 can walk in the final footsteps of Jesus, helped along by the presence of 14 solid-marble, nearly life-size statues. Each station is ensconced in a house-like niche, giving visitors the feeling they are peering into each scene.
Station 1 (Jesus is Sentenced to Death): The sculptor casts children in the roles of the servants who present the bowl and pitcher of water to Pontius Pilate. The laurel-crowned Pilate is shown dipping his hand in the basin, his face clearly wrestling with his complicity in the crucifixion of Jesus.
Station 6 (Veronica Wipes the Face of Jesus): Veronica's marble cloth shows the weathered face of an elderly man, an image in stark contrast to the man in his early 30s walking to Calvary.
Station 8 (Jesus Speaks to the Holy Women): Children show up again in this grouping of figures.
Station 9 (Jesus Falls the Third Time): Could the rock embraced by Jesus in his final fall be the sculptor's foreshadowing of Christ's tomb and the slab on which he was laid to rest?
hammer, while holding Jesus' feet in place on the cross.
Station 13 (Jesus is Taken from the Cross): Mary bears the brunt of the weight of her son's lifeless body – she holds him under his armpits – while another woman lifts Jesus at his legs. Two men, including St. John, look on. Women also play major roles in the previous station – Jesus Dies on the Cross – with the sculptor including only female mourners in the grouping.
According to research conducted by Sherri Peppo, director of New Orleans Catholic Cemeteries, St. Roch's riveting stations of the cross were the vision of Father Peter Leonard Thevis, who became pastor of Holy Trinity Church in Bywater in 1868, the year his predecessor, Father Ignatius Scheck, succumbed to yellow fever.
Father Thevis wished to develop a cemetery for his parishioners and promised to dedicate a chapel to St. Roch if none of his parishioners perished from yellow fever in the ensuing year.
Father Thevis carried out his promise by having the St. Roch Campo Santo Chapel and Shrine built. The chapel's official dedication was on Aug. 16, 1876, and its first Mass celebrated on All Souls' Day of that year.
Father Thevis died in 1893, before realizing his plan to replace St. Roch's original terra-cotta stations of the cross with marble ones. The priest's dream came to fruition posthumously – in 1948 – when the marble statues, donated by local families, arrived in New Orleans from Italy.
The faithful can make a personal Way of the Cross every day of the year, except Mardi Gras, during the cemetery's opening hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Priests and deacons lead a popular Way of the Cross at St. Roch on Good Friday.
The man who made St. Roch's stations a reality – Father Thevis – is interred in the chapel, below the marble floor in front of the altar.
St. Patrick Cemetery in New Orleans also has stations of the cross – smaller, bronze-painted statues that sit atop columns. This walk begins in the front of St. Patrick No. 3 on City Park Avenue, continues in St. Patrick No. 2, and ends in St. Patrick No. 3, near the gate at Bernadotte and Palmyra streets.


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In aviation training, a view-limiting device simulates instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) by restricting a pilot's field of view only to the flight instruments. They are worn by pilots who are working toward an instrument rating, which allows a pilot to fly under instrument flight rules in conditions that do not permit visual flight. They are also used by instrument-rated pilots while practicing instrument flight to maintain competency.

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See also
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Latin America's Murder Epidemic
How to Stop the Killing
By Robert Muggah and Ilona Szabo de Carvalho
ROBERT MUGGAH and ILONA SZABO DE CARVALHO are co-founders of the Igarapé Institute.
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Bullet holes scar the walls of the town hall of San Cristobal de las Barrancas, near Guadalajara, Mexico, May 2012. Reuters
In Caracas, the killing is routine. Last year the city was described as one of the world's murder capitals, with a homicide rate closing in on 120 per 100,000 people. If the numbers are to be believed, that's roughly 20 times the global average. The truth, however, is that there is no reliable count of how many Venezuelans are murdered each year; the public relies on estimates since Caracas stopped publishing figures a decade back. Whatever the real number, virtually everyone knows someone who's been shot dead. In a survey conducted this year, two-thirds of Venezuelans reported a homicide in their neighborhood in the past 12 months. They can hardly be faulted for fearing that they could be next.
Venezuelans are not the only Latin Americans terrorized by lethal violence. Despite remarkable declines in homicidal violence over the past decade, Colombians still face one of the highest absolute numbers of murders on the planet. Meanwhile, Venezuela's southern neighbor, Brazil, registers the world's highest absolute number of homicides: more than 56,000 a year. Over 80 percent of Brazilians believe that they are at risk of being murdered. Meanwhile, in Central America, more than one third of all Salvadorans and Hondurans say that a murder recently occurred near where they live.
Across Latin America, death stalks the young. Every 15 minutes, a young Latin American—usually an adolescent male—is murdered. The corpses stack up quickly. There are roughly 400 killings a day, or 140,000 a year. In some countries, homicide is the number one cause of death for adolescent males, outpacing accidental injuries, cancer, suicide, and disease. More than 75 percent of the killings are committed with firearms, far above the global average. Paradoxically, lethal violence has persisted in spite of impressive reductions in poverty and widespread improvements in education, health, and living standards.
Every 15 minutes, a young Latin American—usually an adolescent male—is murdered.
Further, Latin America's homicide rate is exceedingly high at a time when murder is declining virtually everywhere else. The region is
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The Data Management Review awards are presented annually by the A-Team Group, the publisher of Data Management Review. The A-Team Group worked with its advisory board on a shortlist of nominees for a variety of technology categories that reflect the key priorities of business as it relates to data and data management. Voting was opened to the Data Management Review readership consisting of practitioners at financial institutions, and the results were once again reviewed by A-Team Group and its advisory board to select the winners.
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Netflix has given the clearest indicator that it is set to massively increase its international reach after the company posted a job listing seeking "experienced linguists" to help localize the movie streaming service into seven new languages: Turkish, Dutch, Hindi, German, Italian, Korean and Japanese.
The US-based company, which last week launched in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland, says it is seeking "experienced linguists with the ability to translate and customize marketing, UI and content materials" into local languages for a number of "target market[s]".
Update: A Netflix spokesperson responded to us refuting any potential new launches, as per the update below.
The post also details more specific responsibilities within the roles, which includes "creating and maintaining glossaries and style guides", "working with external vendors", "hand-ons translation and editing" and "QA tasks on multiple devices and platforms".
If you ask us (and probably anyone, anywhere), is a pretty clear sign that the company will be bringing its service into new European markets and (finally) to Asia.
Netflix has an impressive 10 percent household penetration in Canada, and firm is aiming to replicate that success in the UK and Ireland — its fastest growing market — and other regions beyond.
The 1997-founded company began initially as a DVD-rental delivery service before evolving into the on-demand streaming service that it is today. It is currently also active in the US and Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean. It moved into Europe in January, when it launched in the UK and Ireland, and it is clear that further market pushes will come soon.
Though it began as a technology firm, Netflix is pushing out into exclusive and original programming too. For example, it will premier Breaking Bad season 5 in the UK and Ireland next month; a move that is sure to raise its visibility among US TV fanatics in the two countries.
Amazon-owned rival LoveFilm, Netflix' chef rival, is continuing with its own expansion plans which are reported to a move into France next March. The 'British Netflix', as it is known, was bought by Amazon in January 2011. Since then, it has expanded into Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
Netflix has been hiring for jobs relating to a number of these languages before. It was recruiting for Turkish, Dutch, Russian, French, Hindi, German, Italian, Danish, Korean, Finnish, Japanese, and Spanish language positions last November, as GigaOm reported.
We reached out to Netflix for comment on its expansion plans, we'll keep you posted with any response that the company provides.
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KAGOSHIMA, Japan -- A powerful typhoon pummelled Japan's southern island of Okinawa Saturday, injuring at least five, as weather officials warned the storm would rip through the Japanese archipelago over the weekend.
Typhoon Trami, packing maximum gusts of 216 kilometers (134 miles) per hour near its center, was forecast to hit the mainland early Sunday and could cause extreme weather across the country into Monday.
Some 600 people evacuated to shelters in Okinawa and electricity was cut to more than 121,000 homes, public broadcaster NHK said.
Five people suffered injuries in storm-related accidents in Okinawa, but no one was feared dead, local officials said.
"The number may rise as we are still collecting information," said Motoki Minei, an official at the island's disaster-management office.
"We are urging our residents to stay vigilant against the typhoon," he told AFP.
After raking the outlying islands, the typhoon is forecast to pick up speed and approach western Japan on Sunday, remaining very strong as it barrels over the mainland.
Fishermen in Kagoshima bay, where the typhoon is expected to make landfall, were already making preparations, tying down their boats as Trami approached.


Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Best in full sun. An adaptable plant that is tolerant of drought, heat, humidity and poor soils. Divide clumps when they become overcrowded (about every 4 years). Plants usually rebloom without deadheading, however prompt removal of spent flowers improves general appearance. Freely self-seeds if at least some of the seed heads are left in place.
Echinacea pallida, commonly known as pale purple coneflower, is a coarse, hairy perennial of prairies, savannahs, glades and open dry rocky woods from Nebraska to Michigan south to Georgia and Texas. It features narrow, parallel-veined, toothless, dark green leaves (4-10" long) and large, daisy-like flowers with drooping, pale pinkish-purple petals (ray flowers) and spiny, knob-like, coppery-orange center cones. Flowers appear on rigid stems to 2-3' (less frequently to 4') tall over a long summer bloom. This species is distinguished by (a) thin, extremely-reflexed rays which almost droop straight down and (b) very narrow, parallel-veined leaves which have no teeth. Best flower display is in late June to late July, with sporadic continued bloom into autumn.
Specific epithet means pale in probable reference to the pale pinkish-purple petals.
No serious insect or disease problems. Japanese beetle and leaf spot are occasional problems.
Mass in the border, native plant garden, naturalized area, prairie, wildflower meadow or part shade areas of woodland garden. Good fresh cut or dried flower.


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DA Clears Officer In Langhorne 7-Eleven Shooting
Charles Emrich Jr., 54, and John Sugalski, 66. Images via Crimewatch.
The Bucks County District Attorney's Office has cleared a Bensalem Township Police Officer for his role in shooting a suspect accused of robbing a Langhorne 7-Eleven in early June.
Additionally, the suspect, who was shot, is now charged with robbery, aggravated assault, and related charges. Charles Emrich Jr., 54, is being held on 10% of $950,000 bail.
Authorities say Emrich and his roommate, John Sugalski, 66, left their home on the 300 block of Hulmeville Avenue with the intention to rob the 7-Eleven on N. Pine Street. What they did not realize was an officer was following them to the store.
The 7-Eleven on Langhorne remained closed following the shooting with police tape and signs. Photo by Rick Rickman.
On Jun. 6, Emrich entered the 7-Eleven around 9:30 p.m. while Sugalski waited in a vehicle outside, according to court documents. The officer came in to confront him in the act, and found Emrich had jumped the counter and removed the cash register drawer.
Instead of surrendering, DA Matt Weintraub says Emerich began "howling like an animal." Then, police say he started charging the officer with a visible weapon in his pocket.
"Unquestionably, Emrich disregarded lawful commands to stop and drop his weapon. Emrich clearly placed the officer and the two store clerks in apparent and imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury," Weintraub concluded.
The officer shot Emrich twice in the abdomen while Sugalski fled the scene, according to officials. First responders took Emrich to the hospital where he recovered.
Authorities revealed the shooting officer was assigned to the FBI BucksMont Safe Streets Violent Crime Task Force. The FBI had been investigating upwards of ten similar robberies at 7-Eleven stores in Bucks and Hamilton Township.
Sugalski's preliminary hearing was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, but has since been rescheduled. An employee with District Court 07-1-07 in Penndel clarified both Emrich and Sugalski qualified for the same public defender. This would have created a conflict of interest.
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West Side Of Providence
Curated by Taylor M. Polites
Beyond Interstate 95 lies Providence's West Side. A concrete bridge over a river of traffic takes you into the city of immigrants and strivers, of industrialists in Broadway mansions and mill workers in cramped triple-deckers.
Colonial Providence, huddled along the Providence River, was built on shipping and the slave trade. By the early nineteenth century, textile mills had changed the economy, the result of Eli Whitney's gin and Samuel Slater's industrial espionage. The new manufacturing city spread across the low-lying flats of the Weybosset side and climbed the hills south of the Woonasquatucket River.
The mills needed labor and recruiters looked abroad. First, the Irish from the mill towns of Ulster who flooded in after 1845 to escape the famine. By 1865, a third of Providence's fifty-five thousand residents were Irish born; many settled at the east end of Atwells Avenue and further west around the mills of Olneyville.
After 1880, a sweeping current of immigration from Southern Europe poured into Providence on Fabre Line ships from Naples. The Italian arrivals worked in the mills and jewelry manufactories of the "Beehive of Industry." The turn of the century saw massive global migrations, and many nationalities contributed to the life of the polyglot city. Germans, Swedes, Portuguese, Polish, and French Canadians. Jews escaping the pogroms of Russia and Armenians fleeing massacre. Many found a home on the city's West Side.
By 1915, two-thirds of Providence's 250,000 were immigrants or the children of immigrants. Income inequality was glaring, and never more visible than on the West Side where the Broadway mansions of the elite fronted the factories and tenements of the back streets. The West Side's radicals and reformers spoke their mind and fought for change.
In 1921, the flow of immigrants was stanched by restrictive quota laws targeting Southern Europeans. Not until 1965 did the quota system change, bringing new arrivals to diversify a city struggling with the loss of industry.
Today, the West Side is a dynamic community, home to native-born and immigrant, coming from every corner of our country and our planet to build a better life in Providence: Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Peru and Guatemala; the Hmong, Cambodians and Vietnamese; Africans from Ghana, Liberia and Nigeria.
Walk the West Side and see the city of the Irish famine and French Canadian mill workers, the city of the Italian diaspora and Armenian refuge, and the new city being built in one of the most diverse communities in America.
Garibaldi Park and the Welcome Gateway
In the spring of 1975, women with sledgehammers marched on what was then called Franklin Park to attack a dilapidated bathhouse. Built in 1911 to serve the crowded Italian immigrant community, the bathhouse had outlived its usefulness. The women…
Burrington Anthony House
In 1842, this Federal-style house was the headquarters of a political revolution. The owner Burrington Anthony was a supporter of Thomas Wilson Dorr and his effort to expand voting rights. At that time, only white men of property could vote,…
Coin-O-Matic
A darker side of Federal Hill's history was made from this unassuming storefront. The Coin-O-Matic was the headquarters of the Patriarca crime family, one of the most ruthless and powerful criminal organizations in the United States. Raymond L.S.…
Federal Hill Riots and The Frank P. Ventrone Block
The Federal Hill Riots of 1914, often called the "Macaroni Riots," epitomize the struggle of immigrant communities in Rhode Island. As World War I was breaking out, food prices spiked. Laborers gathered on street corners to listen to "agitators"…
DePasquale Square
If Garibaldi Park and the Gateway Arch are the welcoming arms of Federal Hill, DePasquale Square is its beating heart. The quatrefoil fountain and wide plaza were built as part of the Federal Hill revitalization effort. Back in the day, however, this…
Federal Hill House
While some radicals fought against a system that they saw as rigged, other radical acts came from the world of privilege. Alida Sprague Whitmarsh was born into a wealthy family but devoted herself to helping the poor working women of Providence. In…
Holy Ghost Church
In 1885, there were fewer than 500 Italian-born in Providence; within a generation, over twenty-thousand. In Italy in 1889, Bishop Giovanni Battista Scalabrini's society sent missionaries to Providence and formed the Holy Ghost parish to serve the…
Columbus Theater
At its opening in 1926, the Columbus Theater was touted as "a testimonial to the Italian people." The late Beaux-Arts theater was built, designed and decorated by Italians: owner Domenic Annotti, architect Oresto DiSaia, and muralist George DeFelice…
Barnaby Castle
This extravagant pile was designed in two phases (1875 and 1888) by renowned Providence architects Stone, Carpenter & Willson, but tradition states that the emphatic personality of its owner determined the eclectic mix of shapes and styles.…
Sts. Vartanantz Armenian Apostolic Church
Completed in 1892 to serve the wealthy Episcopalians of Broadway, and home for ten years to the African-American Church of the Savior, this Alpheus C. Morse-designed Romanesque Revival church has been Sts. Vartanantz Armenian Apostolic Church since…
Bell Street Chapel
Providence's exquisite jewel box of a French neo-classical temple, the Bell Street Chapel, was built in 1875 for art dealer and engraver James Eddy after a design by storied Providence architect William R. Walker. Eddy dedicated his church "to God,…
Kendrick-Prentice Tirocchi House
This extravagantly embellished house is still called the Wedding Cake House in spite of its current desperate search for rehabilitation. The first owner John Kendrick was an inventor whose American Supply Company dominated the global market in loom…
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary's is a Gothic Revival monument to the Irish history of Providence. As textile mills changed the industrial landscape of the city in the early 19th century, Irish from Ulster came to work in those mills, many just down the hill in Olneyville.…
West Broadway Neighborhood Association
Repurposing older structures is a tenet of historic preservation. Here the West Broadway Neighborhood Association practices what it preaches. Since 1983, the WBNA has been one of the strongest and most active neighborhood associations in the city.…
Ebenezer Knight Dexter and The Dexter Training Ground
This nine-acre park was a gift from one of the greatest philanthropists in Providence's history, a man whose charitable giving still has an impact on city life. Ebenezer Knight Dexter (1773-1824) descended from land-rich colonial Rhode Islanders. In…
Providence Armory
The yellow-brick, copper-crenellated Providence Armory, one of the most monumental structures in the city, anchors this historic neighborhood of wood-frame buildings and tree-lined streets. Owned by the State of Rhode Island and partially occupied…
The congregation of Ebenezer Baptist Church was born from the first independent African-American church in Providence. In 1819, black congregants withdrew from the First Baptist Church and built the African Union Meeting and Schoolhouse. In 1884, an…
Providence Hmong Evangelical Church of the Christian and Missionary Alliance and The Advent Christian Church
This sweet example of an English country church was originally built by German immigrant (and Adventist) Anthony F. Trice for the Advent Christian Church and completed in 1910. The large stained glass windows were donated by silver refiner Horace…
Grant Mill
Grant Mill offers a window into Providence's industrial past and an example of how the city's industrial buildings have been repurposed for a changing economy. An earlier textile mill was replaced around World War I by this four-story brick…
Thomas S. and Vincent Luongo Memorial Square
Luongo Memorial Square was named in honor of Thomas S. and Vincent Luongo, World War I veterans who lived nearby. Before the name change in 1938, this was Decatur Square and is today a rare space in the city that evokes 19th century city life. The…
Canonicus Square
Canonicus was the Narragansett sachem who offered refuge to Roger Williams and his party in 1636, but before this place was named that in a fit of Colonial Revival fervor, it was popularly called Hoyle Square. In 1953, Rhody Photo News said the…
All Saints Memorial Church
Providence was once a city of churches. All Saints' Memorial Church is one of the last of the religious communities that grew on "Christian Hill" in the 19th century. Within a stone's throw were the Stewart Street Baptist Church, the High Street…
After World War II, Providence's fortunes were shifting. Textile jobs had moved south. Industry was leaving. Jewelry manufacturing went offshore. Between 1950 and 1980, the population of the city declined by a third. These western neighborhoods were…
This tour was produced in partnership with the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB) and supported by a generous grant from the Providence Tourism Council.


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My doctor has diagnosed Morton's neuroma. It seems to be getting more uncomfortable. Do I need to go back for a referral?
Morton's Neuroma is a condition which affects the nerves in the foot, causing the nerves to become inflamed and thickened. It is most common in the nerve between the 3rd and 4th toes.
This condition is particularly common in women and is often triggered by the wearing of tight or heeled shoes. The symptoms of Morton's Neuroma can include tingling and numbness of the toes and sharp shooting and burning pain to the ball of the foot. This pain is worse when walking and weight bearing. It is advisable to see a Podiatrist or GP to be assessed and for treatment.
The condition is usually managed initially by changing your footwear and using orthotics, analgesia or steroid injections and encouraging weight loss. If the symptoms are worsening or becoming more severe, as in your case it may be necessary for surgical treatment.
Surgery would involve increasing the space around the nerve or removing part of the affected nerve in order to minimise discomfort in the future. This surgery can be done under general and local anaesthesia often as a day case. However it would take some weeks for full recovery to be apparent.
If you have found that trying to correct the discomfort through changing your footwear and analgesia is not helping we would encourage you to return to your GP / specialist to see if injections or surgery are required as they should be able to refer you for treatment as necessary, particularly if your mobility is being compromised. If further treatment is advised and you have a private health insurance policy, you can contact your policy team to discuss if cover for treatment would be provided.


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Could Mussolini's bunker be hiding the Nazi gold?
DEEP in the bowels of Mount Soratte lies a labyrinth of tunnels built by Mussolini to survive a nuclear war. Nazi gold could still be buried there.
Silvia Marchetti
news.com.auOctober 22, 20155:42am
One of the entrances to Mussolini's bunker in Mount Soratte, near Rome. Picture: Silvia Marchetti.Source:Supplied
MYSTERY has always enveloped Italy's Mount Soratte. Pope Boniface VIII is said to have hidden his personal diaries there, and it's where Roman Emperor Constantine was supposedly miraculously cured of leprosy.
But the biggest secret of all lies buried inside the mountain's belly, in its maze of underground tunnels and grottos that make up Europe's biggest and most spectacular antinuclear bunker.
"Think about it: over 4 kilometres of galleries cut across the hill, dug 300 meters deep into the rock. It's a massive work of engineering", says architect Gregory Paolucci, head of the Bunker Soratte Association that organises guided tours to the mountain, north of Rome.
The bunker is now open to the public for tours, but there is said to be kilometres of undiscovered tunnels. Picture: Silvia Marchetti.Source:Supplied
This superb hiding place was built by Benito Mussolini as a top-secret refuge for his family and fellow Fascist gerarchs. During the Second World War the tyrant wanted everyone to believe that the site hosted his "protected weapon industry," but it was just a way to keep the curious at bay. Too bad the dictator hardly ever set foot inside. When he was forced to step down in 1943 it passed into the hands of Nazi General Kesserling who turned it into the headquarters of the German troops.
Over 980 Nazis slept, ate and killed time here. It was a lavish bunker with restaurants and even a theatre. The crumbly walls have frescoes of German towns drawn by melancholic soldiers who were desperate to get back home, but never did. The Allies bombed the super-bunker in 1944 and only those hidden deep underground survived.
The bunker was built to survive anything, but the allies still managed to do some serious damage in 1944. Picture: Silvia Marchetti.Source:Supplied
At the end of the conflict the bunker fell into oblivion until the Cold War exploded. The Italian government restyled it into a strategic refuge for government officials in case of a nuclear attack, and kept it a secret up until 2008.
It's what's said to be hidden in the tunnels that has treasure hunters excited. Rumour has it that somewhere in the intestine-like tunnels could be the "Nazi gold" — 72 tons of golden bars that the German troops apparently stole from the Bank of Italy when they abandoned Rome, including some of the gold belonging to Italian Jews. Adventurers have been looking for it ever since but nobody has ever found it.
That doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
No map of the bunker has ever come to light. Mr Paolucci believes there are other two kilometres of walled, closed galleries and dark alleys yet to be explored that could hide anything.
And there are certain tantalising facts that keep the treasure hunters looking.
"Both German and Italian soldiers witnessed that the gold was real. The Italian army in the 1960s funded a 72-million-lira excavation in a desperate attempt to find the treasure, employing hi-tech metal detectors and even water seekers. Local miners, now dead, said they had taken part in burying the treasure and many partisans fighting the Nazis saw the gold lorries enter the mountain and never exit. In 1989 a baron even went on a search, authorised by the government. Now if all this were a fairytale, why such a big fuss? Why would the army get involved?", says Mr Paolucci.
The treasure is said to be cursed. According to Mr Paolucci a German soldier who served in the bunker after the war ended returned to the hill to look for the gold. A few days after he got back home to Germany he was found dead: burnt and beheaded. Might he have really found something precious?
Locals joke that the "hill that has swallowed a fortune," and who knows, maybe the treasure is still buried somewhere in Soratte's bowels.
Another entrance to the bunker. The sign translates to 'Sheltered Workshops Mount Soratte'. Picture: Silvia Marchetti.Source:Supplied
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Уральская индустриальная биеннале современного искусства — международная выставка современного искусства, проходящая в Екатеринбурге и городах Уральского региона с 2010 года. Биеннале организована по инициативе Уральского филиала Государственного центра современного искусства ГЦСИ (c 2020 года переименован в Уральский филиал ГМИИ им. А. С. Пушкина).

История
Уральской индустриальной биеннале предшествовал фестиваль современного искусства «Арт-завод», проходивший в 2008—2009 годах в Екатеринбурге. Первая Уральская биеннале современного искусства прошла в 2010 году.

Уральская индустриальная биеннале запустила партнерские программы с международными проектами схожей направленности:  (Сан-Хосе, Калифорния) и Хорватской индустриальной биеннале (Лабин, Хорватия). С 2012-го года Уральская индустриальная биеннале является членом Международной ассоциации биеннале (IBA). С 2016 года комиссар Уральской индустриальной биеннале Алиса Прудникова входит в правление International Biennial Association. В 2019 году пятая Уральская индустриальная биеннале «Бессмертие» завоевала премию издания The Art Newspaper Russia как лучшая выставка года.

Художественные особенности
Особенностью проведения биеннале является сотрудничество с действующими предприятиями промышленности Екатеринбурга и крупных городов Уральского региона (Нижний Тагил, Невьянск, Сатка, Сысерть, Ирбит, Первоуральск, Ревда, Касли, Верхняя Салда, Дегтярск, Верхотурье, Арти, Алапаевск). Помимо основного проекта и программы арт-резиденций в структуру биеннале входят специальные проекты — выставки и произведения, создаваемые как местными, так и приглашенными кураторами и художниками. Связь с аудиторией осуществляется через практики арт-медиации, а также создание дискуссионных и образовательных площадок в рамках проекта.

Биеннале и индустриальность
Фестиваль «Арт-завод» стал отправной точкой работы с историческим индустриальным наследием и ревитализацией городских промышленных пространств. На фестивале были исследованы способы взаимодействия как с заброшенными объектами на Карьерной, где впоследствии расположился Tele-club, так и с действующей площадкой Свердловского камвольного комбината. Биеннале стала следующим шагом в осмыслении индустриальности региона и роли городских пространств и их сохранения. В их число вошли типография «Уральский рабочий», гостиница «Исеть», часть архитектурного комплекса «Городок Чекистов», Свердловский камвольный комбинат, завод ВИЗ-Сталь, Уральский завод тяжелого машиностроения и другие. Представление об индустриальности меняется с каждой новой выставкой, приобретает новые грани благодаря диалогу художников с аудиторией и совместной работе междисциплинарных проектов биеннале.

Хронология выставок

Литература
А. Ю. Прудникова, Л. Е. Петрова, «Что-то новое и необычное»: аудитория современного искусства в крупных городах России, М. — Екб., Кабинетный учёный, 2018

Примечания

Биеннале современного искусства
Культура Екатеринбурга


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Princeton Writes Staff Essay Contest inspires stories from across campus
by Karin Dienst, Office of Communications
July 20, 2015 noon
The Princeton Writes Staff Essay Contest launched last fall invited staff members to share their perceptions of the University. Forty-one essays were submitted from staff representing a range of departments, and a celebratory reception was held in June. The contest was co-sponsored by Princeton Writes, a program in the Office of Human Resources dedicated to strengthening the practical communication skills at the University, along with the Office of Alumni Affairs and the Council of the Humanities.
Logo courtesy of Princeon Writes
A favorite view from a window, a blush of light against stone, the voices of students — all evoke a sense of place that is Princeton University. To describe their own perceptions of this unique place, staff members were invited last fall to submit essays in the inaugural Princeton Writes Staff Essay Contest.
John Weeren, director of Princeton Writes, noted last month at the celebratory reception honoring the participants at Maclean House that 36,677 words were submitted, "the building blocks of 41 essays from 29 academic and administrative units."
Said Weeren, "Above all, those who entered this contest embraced the challenge that every word presents — to be as true as possible to what we see and hear and touch and taste and smell and feel; to capture, in this case, the character of our remarkable university."
The contest was co-sponsored by Princeton Writes, a program in the Office of Human Resources dedicated to strengthening the practical communication skills at the University, along with the Office of Alumni Affairs and the Council of the Humanities. A selection committee of staff members from across the University chose the winning essay, which garnered a $1,000 prize, and three honorable mentions.
Below are excerpts from selected essays.
The contest's winning essay, "November Light," was written by Marianna Bogucki, conference and event manager in Conference and Event Services. Bogucki was inspired by the light that plays across the New South building on afternoons in November, and she was fascinated to discover a photo of the building that was taken before the first floor was enclosed in 1982. (Photo of Bogucki by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications; photo of New South from the Office of Communications)
"November Light" — Contest winner
by Marianna Bogucki, conference and event manager, Conference and Event Services
"It is at this moment, however, as the humans lives leave the building that New South truly comes alive. On those cold November afternoons the fading sun bathes the building in hues of orange and pink as the rest of the campus descends into its period of darkness. Stoic and cold for most of her life, in that split moment she is warm and welcoming. Bursts of natural light streak across her façade, dancing around those darkened windows. Beams radiating from the sky pull her high into the air, levitating above the ground like she was originally meant to. To her knowledge no other building looks as good dressed up in pink as she does, and she glows for those who care to let her. Those who care to wait, those who remember to look up, are rewarded with a sense of peace from this unlikely source. The once ordinary building shows herself to be extraordinary, proving that no one at Princeton can truly ever be ordinary."
Read Bogucki's essay, "November Light."
"In the Plaza," by Ruth McGuire, senior bibliographic specialist at the Princeton University Library, describes some of the scenes that captured her attention at Firestone Plaza when she worked in Firestone Library from 2000 to 2012. A focal point of the plaza is the sculpture, "The Song of the Vowels," by Jacques Lipchitz. McGuire received an honorable mention for her essay. (Photo by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications)
"In the Plaza" — Honorable mention
by Ruth McGuire, senior bibliographic specialist, Princeton University Library
"Big Woman on Campus"
"It's buff and shine time. Commencement and Reunions loom, and small forts are springing up all over the place. There's a vinegary tang in the air and every plant on campus sits serene and centered in its low volcano of fresh mulch. Some men have cordoned off the low island in the center of the Plaza. They are bathing the sculpture. But they haven't just turned a hose on her. They have ladders and pails, and soft brushes and cloths, and they are so tender in their ministrations, I cannot but be impressed. After all of the storms, the snow, sleet, sun, rain, wind she's been through over the years, she's having a spa day at last."
Read McGuire's essay, "In the Plaza."
In her essay, Jamie Saxon, arts and humanities writer in the Office of Communications, recalls childhood visits to Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall, where she deepened her love of classical music concerts. Saxon received an honorable mention for her essay. (Photo by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications)
Untitled — Honorable mention
by Jamie Saxon, arts and humanities writer, Office of Communications
"The musicians breathe in together as if one beneficent beast, then exhale, the music cracking open the still air, almost visible, sailing in all directions, buoyed by perfect acoustics, up and around the auditorium. If the music is capricious, it covers your eyes and runs and hides, only to pop back up behind your chair; if tender or dear, it presses its furry, soft coat against you; if haunting, it slips its little hand into yours like a frightened child and you squeeze it warmly; if it's cool and soothing, it wraps itself across your forehead like a dampened fresh towel on a fevered brow; if dark and foreboding, it swoops dangerously close so you feel the air move in front of your face; if its sweetness is almost too much to bear, it sails away in the salty microscopic sea of the tear that slips out of the corner of your eye."
Read Saxon's untitled essay.
Dana Sheridan, education and outreach coordinator in the Cotsen Children's Library, was inspired to write her essay, "5 a.m.," about her early-morning runs through campus. (Photo by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications)
"5:00 a.m." — Honorable mention
by Dana Sheridan, education and outreach coordinator, Cotsen Children's Library
"Sometimes — very rarely — I'll hit a stretch where the pain drops away, my breath comes easy, and I forget I'm running. Instead, I am simply there. Pulsing, moving, and part of something both fierce and joyous. Energy thrums and vibrates in my feet, legs, torso, arms, fingertips, brain. My shoes crush pine needles, and I inhale their sharp, wild tang. I keep running. Now the sky is a red, raw line. The peaked roofs and towers are becoming visible against the growing gray light of dawn. I feel the age, time, intelligence, pride and beauty of campus seeping through the stones. I imagine my footsteps adding to those of countless others who have traveled the paths and sidewalks. The pattern of our steps combining to create an intricate design that spans over two and a half centuries."
Read Sheridan's essay, "5.00 a.m."
"Princeton in the Eyes of an Ethiopian"
by Neway Atnafu, engineering and scientific staff, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
"I was born and raised in southern Ethiopia in a small town called Jinka which is a home for over 12 different indigenous tribes, a whole list of domestic and wild animals, and an attractive natural environment filled with forests, rivers and farmlands. So you can imagine where my appreciation for natural beauty has come from. The entire Princeton community is a hybrid of this natural beauty and some of the latest and greatest technological developments. For example, the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, which I am proud to say I work for, conducts nuclear fusion experiments in hope for creating a more reliable and carbon-free source of electricity from hydrogen elements which simulates the solar energy that we get from the Sun. In the meantime the laboratory is surrounded by trees which are the habitat for various animals such as deer, squirrels, turkeys and various other species of birds."
The view from a window within Robertson Hall is of the "Fountain of Freedom" by James Fitzgerald. (Photo by Danielle Alio, Office of Communications)
"Fountain Peeks from the Fourth Floor Window"
by Marianne Goldfarb, executive assistant to the dean, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
"Looking out your office window can sound like something you'd do when bored or avoiding the work you have to do. But looking out the fourth floor window of Robertson Hall down on Scudder Plaza and its fountain can be a wonderful source of entertainment, curiosity and beauty. ... I've seen students, of course. Lots and lots of students walking through the water, either en route to their next class or taking a break and dangling their feet into the pool and wishing they could stay for the day. On sunny days, the plaza transforms into Scudder Beach as students lay sunning themselves on the benches or on a towel tossed onto the pavement, resting their heads on bags that become pillows."
Prospect Gardens have a family connection for Amy Such, training and outreach specialist in the Office of Information Technology, whose father, Joe DiMeglio, worked for the Grounds and Maintenance Department, as did her great-grandfather, Evangelisto DiMeglio. (Photo by Denise Applewhite, Office of Communications)
"The Garden"
by Amy Such, training and outreach specialist, Office of Information Technology
"Amy and her dad sat down in an open patch of green grass while her dad proceeded to tell her how he had never been more proud or felt more accomplished than he did when he worked on the grounds of Prospect House. 'When I was assigned to the grounds, I never spent a single minute working, but a whole day getting paid to do what I love,' he said. She looked up, mystified. 'You mean you work here?' she asked. Her dad smiled. 'As often as I possibly can.' "
"Look Up"
by Bryant Blount, Class of 2008, assistant dean, Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students
"But look up and you see the arc of everything that connects Princeton — from Nassau Street to Lake Carnegie, from 1746 to 2015. When I walk around campus and really want to feel at home, I look up. ... Lifting my eyes to the line between the buildings and the sky, I find a sense of timelessness in the architecture. ... The clock on the Blair Arch Tower, keeping time since 1897 — and tying us to our forebears and descendants. Showing change, modern shapes emerge, making new directions of thought and construction on areas of campus that used to be open fields as the shadows cast by the louvres of Carl Icahn Lab dapple the lofty atrium's interior: the gleaming glass and polished steel that mark the Frick Chemistry Lab's continued commitment to an ongoing discovery of knowledge; or the panes of the Firestone Trustee Reading Room, which enumerate the men and women named as stewards of the institution since its founding. Looking up, you see in the delicately stained glass and gnarled, creeping ivy, symbols of the best of what we have been and strive to be."
"Through My Eyes"
by Leslie McCausland, patrol officer, Firestone Library Security, Department of Public Safety
"Thinking back on my first impression of Firestone, I was held in awe as I took in her massive interior structure. How small it looks from the exterior in comparison. From my first day of training at Firestone, I knew this would be a very special place to cherish for the rest of my life. The structure itself is one thing, the amazing contents it holds is another. It's not just a building made up of chiseled stone, mortar, steel, wood, pipes, wiring, mechanical systems, endless stacks of books, miles of manuscripts and art work; it's the people who staff her, faculty, students both undergrad, grad and visiting scholars. They are all what make this precious stone come to life, this firestone of sorts. I marvel at this magnificent library each day I walk through her doors."
Squirrels are plentiful on the Princeton campus, with antics often amusing, finds Beth Heisler, undergraduate administrator in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures. (Photo by Danielle Alio, Office of Communications)
"Random Acts and Conversation Among Princeton University's Squirrels"
by Beth Heisler, undergraduate administrator, Department of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Cultures
"The afternoon sun glimmers above Poe and Pardee Fields. Scott and Erica chase each other around the perimeter, hopping up and down in small arcs like horses on a merry-go-round. 'Let's rest here on the grass awhile and soak up some vitamin D,' Scott says. He watches a couple of facilities carts glide across Streicker Bridge in the distance."
Bogucki is honored at the contest reception on June 10 at Maclean House, with congratulations from John Weeren, director of the Princeton Writes program, left, and Chad Klaus, vice president of University Services. (Photo by David Kelly Crow)
Staff writing contest winners share stories of finding 'a new perspective'
Winners of annual staff writing contest share stories of diverse experiences
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Student contest winners share their 'creative reactions' to classical music


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Q: Looking to have a code that disappears and becomes solid again but without fading just there and not there I want an item to be displayed and then disappear. It should then reappear later but there should be no gradual fade effect.
The item should disappear and come back on a set interval and this behavior should continue indefinitely.
This is what I have so far. I can't figure out what is broken and not pulling my colors and such either. Any help would be awesome!

.goal-cont {
  color: white;
  background: black;
  opacity: 0;
  height: 100px;
  width: 100px;
  animation: opacityOn 600s normal forwards;
  animation-delay: 2s;
  animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}

.blinking {
  animation: blinkingText 10s infinite;
}

@keyframes blinkingText {
  0% {color: #000;}
  50% {color: transparent;}
  99% {color: transparent;}
  100% {color: #000;}
}

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A: You are on the right track, for what you want.
There are few things you want to take care of:

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*Decide for how much time text should be shown for?

*For how long should it be not shown?

*If you do not want it to fade, avoid using of transition property in CSS.

Mathematical Calculations:
Text Appears for: 5m
Text Disappears for: 20m
Total animation duration: 5m + 20m = 25m
CSS Keyframe Calculations:

CSS Animation Keyframes comprises of frames based on percents, here we will have 0% to 100%.

25m ---- 100%
05m ----  ?

20% of 100% = 5m of total duration(i.e. 25m)

Time duration's are taken based on assumptions, you can change as per your requirement. Also, replaced duration's from minutes to seconds for below example, so that we do not need to wait too long while testing the animation.

/*You have not used below class so have put into a comment*/
/*
.goal-cont {
  color: white;
  background: black;
  opacity: 0;
  height: 100px;
  width: 100px;
  animation: opacityOn 600s normal forwards;
  animation-delay: 2s;
  animation-iteration-count: infinite;
}
*/

.blinking {
  animation: blinkingText 25s infinite;
}

@keyframes blinkingText {
  0% {color: #000;}
  20% {color: #000;}
  20.01% {color: transparent;}
  99.99% {color: transparent;}
  100% {color: #000;}
}

    0/0

Hope this helps you somehow.

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WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Isiah Royal, Effingham County
A season that started with a heavy dose of adversity for Isiah Royal ended with the Effingham County standout celebrating another state wrestling championship in the arms of his coach Nico Guggino.
Since the moment he stepped off the mat as the GHSA Class AAAAA 113-pound state wrestling champion last year, Royal was focused on bringing home his third straight state crown as a senior.
Those dreams were nearly derailed early in the season when Royal tore a pectoral muscle while training, forcing the standout to miss nine weeks of the season.
Royal kept his eye on the prize, and got back into form just in time for the postseason. He won the Area championship before being upset by Allatoona's Will Formato in a sectional final.
Their rematch came in the Class AAAAA 126-pound final, and Royal got his revenge with a 2-1 victory, realizing his goal and earning Savannah Morning News Wrestler of the Year honors for the third straight season. Royal sprinted off the mat and jumped onto Guggino, nearly knocking his coach off his feet after the win.
"I was watching him and he wasn't slowing down," Guggino said with a laugh. "I was thinking 'He is going to knock the heck out of me.' I braced myself and caught him; it was a great moment for Isiah.
"In the loss at sectionals, Isiah wasn't aggressive on his feet and he didn't do well on the bottom," Guggino said. "But he learned from that match. He hit a big reversal and held the guy down for the entire third period to win the state title."
Royal finished with a 27-3 mark on the season and a career record of 170-32. He signed to wrestle at Newberry College, a Division II program in South Carolina.
"After I was hurt, I came back twice and got hurt again," Royal said. "I was getting a little bit worried about getting back in time for the area tournament, but I got healthy just in time. The final at the sectionals was a great learning experience for me. I watched film of it and saw that I wasn't attacking. I was able to make the adjustments and came back to beat him."
Royal said Guggino and assistant coach Hank Heller were instrumental in helping him through the season, especially with their support on the mental side of things.
Guggino said coaching Royal has been a great experience.
"Isiah has such a strong desire to win and a great work ethic," Guggino said. "As a wrestler, he picks up things quickly. And off the mat, he is very humble. He is a great person."
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This distinction came to mind as I was building a prototype web application in my spare time. I was trying to hook up Sente and Pedestal (two Clojure libraries for web sockets and HTTP routing, respectively). I didn't find any examples demonstrating this, but I followed the instructions on Sente's Github page. Unfortunately I ended up with a bug that I didn't understand nor know how to fix. I did more Googling, asked a friend for help and was considering messaging Sente's author. However, I looked at Sente's source code a bit and found out that it wasn't terribly long. Instead of groping around in the dark, I could delve into the code to deepen my understanding of what was actually going on.
This also made sense because I wasn't in a rush. The whole point of building this prototype was to help me learn more about building web applications, so why not take the time to understand how a websocket library works under the hood? It seemed like such a novel idea to me, and now I realize it's because I'd spent the past seven years in a production mindset.
Seven years ago is when I started college, and until I graduated it was a constant struggle to finish homework, complete projects and prepare for exams. I was happy if I got enough sleep every night. So of course I had a production mindset–I needed to finish my coursework efficiently just to keep a healthy balance in my life. My time on the job since graduating has similarly had a production mindset not because I'm being pushed by deadlines all the time (I'm not) but because… it's a job. Our customers want features X, Y and Z, and I'm being paid to help get it done.
However, there was a time when I had a learning mindset: high school. I was home schooled up until starting college, and my parents gave me a lot of flexibility. In high school I started diving into programming and Linux. I learned on my own from my own motivations. When I had an idea for a new program to write, I'd pause my work in other subjects while I focused on programming. Since I was being motivated by curiosity and enjoyment, I took my time to learn new things. It was great. When the project wrapped up, I would catch up in my other subjects. Then the cycle would repeat.
I look back on my high school years with fondness. I learned so much. If I have any regrets about my college education, it's that I spent practically the entire time in a production mindset. It certainly helped to develop character traits like diligence, but it wasn't the best for gaining knowledge. All in all, I have this gut feeling that I could've become much more with a learning mindset.
But that being said, what would I have done differently? Quit my part-time job? I learned a lot from that, and I appreciated the financial independence it gave me. Should I have taken fewer credits? That would've disqualified me from scholarships. Maybe I should've allowed my GPA to fall in order to free up time. In any case, it was a difficult situation, and the right solution is probably systemic.
This idea opens up a few more questions; for example, can you have an even mix of learning and production mindsets? Or does it have to be primarily one or the other? How can a learning mindset be facilitated at school and work? As an individual, how can you create room in your life for a learning mindset? Perhaps I'll think more about these questions in another essay, but for now, I'm itching to spend more time learning for the sake of learning. More on that in my next essay.


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I was very happy when I received the scholarship from Ajinomoto Foundation because I was able to help reduce my family's burden.
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We tried a new restaurant today close to were we live that is called Texas Longhorn Steakhouse. I just got one word… WOW! They served the BEST chicken fajitas since we moved from the US! Good thing it's just a 5 minute drive because it was very yummy! Mathias ate nachos and those were the "real deal" and not at all like all the restaurants trying to serve nachos but really have no idea what it is. 🙂 Can't wait to try their steaks!


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L'Assyriska FF (Assyriska Föreningen) est un club suédois de football Assyro-Chaldéen-Syriaque basé à Södertälje qui s'identifie sous le nom d'Assyrien. Fondé en 1971, le club a évolué à travers le système de championnat suédois et joue actuellement dans le Championnat de Suède de football de seconde division appelé Superettan. Dans leur seule saison passée au Championnat de Suède de football de première division, Allsvenskan en 2005, ils ont eu des victoires surprenantes, telles que le match gagné à 3-0 contre l'IFK Göteborg. Le club a également joué une finale à la Coupe de Suède de football (Svenska Cupen), perdu contre l'équipe IF Elfsborg en 2003.

Souvent considérée comme une équipe de remplacement nationale par le peuple Assyro-Chaldéen-Syriaque originaire d'Irak, de Turquie, de Syrie et d'Iran, Assyriska a de ce fait de nombreux fans à travers le monde.

Leurs matchs en Allsvenskan (Division 1) ont été diffusés dans plus de 80 pays. Le club a également son propre hymne de l'équipe appelée « Mon équipe assyrienne - l'équipe de mes rêves ». Un film documentaire sur Assyriska appelé « Assyriska : une équipe nationale sans nation » a également été réalisé en 2006 par Nuri Kino et Erik Sandberg. Le succès de ce documentaire a permis de remporter la Palme d'Or au Festival du film de Beverly Hills.

Historique
Assyriska Föreningen a été fondé en 1971 par des réfugiés syriaques orthodoxes originaire du Sud Est de la Turquie, région appelée aussi Tour Abdin. Trois ans plus tard, une équipe de football a été lancée et a joué sa première saison dans la ligue la plus basse en 1975. L'avancée à travers le système de championnat suédois a été progressive, accompagnée d'une certaine stagnation dans les années 1985-1989, période dans laquelle l'équipe a disputé cinq saisons dans la même division, à savoir, la division IV. Alignant plusieurs succès à partir de l'année 1990, Assyriska Föreningen a évolué à travers les divisions pour enfin atteindre le deuxième rang de la ligue, Division 2 (Superettan) en 1992. Du jamais vu puisque c'est la première fois qu'une équipe de football issue de l'immigration atteint un niveau aussi haut. Cela a été une surprise à tel point que l'événement a été inscrit dans les manuels d'Histoire. Toutefois, l'équipe a été reléguée en 1993, et durant les années suivantes le club a joué tous les deux ans en division 2 avant de réussir à y rester pendant plus d'une saison en 1997. En 2004, Assyriska a atteint la première division (Allsvenskan), la plus haute ligue, au même moment où pour la première fois le club Örebro SK a été relégué en raison de problèmes économiques. Cependant, après seulement une saison passée dans l'Allsvenskan où ils ont terminé à la dernière place, Assyriska a été reléguée en deuxième division. Depuis Assyriska est tombé en division 1 du Nord, mais a connu une excellente saison en 2007 pour finir champions.

À la fin de sa saison 2009 et après avoir tenu le pari de rivaux Syrianska FC, Assyriska a terminé troisième dans le tableau Superettan (Division 2) [2], face à Djurgårdens IF lors d'un match éliminatoire pour une place en Allsvenskan, division 1, en 2010. Assyriska a remporté le premier match à domicile 2-0 mais a été battu 3-0 après une prolongation. Ils restent dans le Superettan (division 2) pour une saison de plus [3].

Le club de foot Assyriska favorise le développement des jeunes joueurs de football et Assyriska FF Ungdom qui jouent en troisième division fait partie intégrante du club.

Faits divers
Le  juillet 2010 à 02h22, Eddie Moussa, 26 ans, un attaquant de l'équipe de football Assysrika depuis 2001, a été abattu avec son frère et un autre homme au Café Oasen à Södertälje lors d'une fusillade ciblée selon la police suédoise. Le crime était vraisemblablement un règlement de comptes entre gangs rivaux de la ville de Södertälje.

Palmarès
 Superettan
 Meilleur classement () : 2005, 2009.

 Coupe de Suède
 Finaliste : 2003

 Division 1 Norra
 Champion : 2007

Les fans

Les fans du club de foot Assyriska sont répartis dans plus de 80 pays dans le monde. Considérée comme leur équipe nationale, Assyriska représente toutes les populations Assyriennes Chaldéennes Syriaques et Araméennes à travers le monde. Les Fans sont représentés par le fanclub officiel de l'équipe Assyriska Föreningen Zelge Fans. Un groupe de supporters d'Assyriska a d'abord été formé en 1993 à Södertälje. Ils étaient connus sous le nom de « Neshre », signifiant aigles en syriaque. Trois mois plus tard, le club a changé son nom pour Zelge Fans, Zelge qui signifie « rayons de soleil » en syriaque, un des symboles du drapeau assyrien chaldéen syriaque. Le fanclub est composé en majorité d'Assyriens Chaldéens Syriaques, mais également de nombreux suédois.

À la suite de l'apparition d'internet, le fanclub d'Assyriska a vu leurs membres accroître. Durant ses premières années, Assyriska n'avait pas les moyens de communication actuel pour être en mesure de diffuser les informations sur l'équipe aux assyriens chaldéens syriaques répartis dans la diaspora tels que dans les villes de Chicago, Toronto, en Californie, etc. Avec l'ère d'internet, Assyriska a su étendre son fanclub en dehors de Södertälje et se faire connaître dans plus de 80 pays.

Assyriska est devenu un véritable symbole pour les Assyriens Chaldéens Syriaques à travers le monde à tel point que ces derniers se rendent en Suède pour assister aux matchs de l'équipe d'Assyriska.

Saisons

Personnel

Management
 Chef d'équipe : Fredrik Furman
 Directeur technique : Melek Bisso

Sports
 Entraîneur : Valentic Azrudin

Médecins
 Kitman : Naman Asmar

Anciens joueurs

 Stojan Lukić
 Ivo Vazgeć

 Everton Alexandre Lemos
 Alex

 Mateus

 Mohamed Gouda

 Henrik Moisander

 Gérald Forschelet

 Pa Dembo Touray

 Aziz Corr Nyang

 Robert Savci

 Ibrahim Attiku
 Charles Sampson

 Lino

 Ghassan Raouf

 Kaspars Gorkss

 Dani Hamzo
 Sargon Simonsson

 Mahmod Hejazi

 Petter Furuseth Olsen

 Ivan Isaković

 Aluspah Brewah

 Leondard Berg
 Jonas Bohlin
 Mattias Bulun
 Kristian Frealdsson
 Erland Hellström
 Daniel Hoch
 Johan Ländin
 Thomas Lekander
 Tony Mahr
 Daniel Nannskog
 David Nordbeck
 Erik Sundin
 Thomas Thudin

 Nadir Benchenaa

 Darko Lukanović

 Michel Berndtsson-Gonzalez
 Joel Riddez

 Patrick Amoah

 Christos Christoforidis
 Alexandros Pappas
 Pavlos Xanthopoulos

 Andreas Yacoub-Haddad

 Simon Masso

 Samuel Ayorinde

 Zoran Manović

 Kabba Samura

 Michel Noyan
 Gabriel Rhawi
 Stefan Batan
 Hasan Cetinkaya
 Melke Demir
 David Durmaz
 Gabriel Ucar
 Bobil Urun
 Gabriel Awrohum
 Naramsin Awrohum
 Nawir Awrohum

 Robert Baydar

 Maher Malki

 Rabi Jaqueb
 Elias Malke-Gharo
 Raby Youssef

 Aday Kaplan

Anciens personnels
  Zoran Babić (entraîneur assistant)

Les entraîneurs
  Peter Antoine (1999)
  Kent Karlsson (1999)
  Rolf Zetterlund (2000)
  Michael Borgqvist (2000–2003)
  Edmond Lutaj (2003–2004)
  Conny Karlsson (2004–2005)
  Zvezdan Milosevic (2005–2006)
  Peter Lenell (2006)
  Pär Millqvist (2006)
  José Morais (2007)
  Edmond Lutaj (2008)
  Michael Borgqvist (2008)
  Robert Johansson (2009)
  Conny Karlsson (2009)

Notes et références

Voir aussi
 Zelge Fan
 Syrianska Football Club
 Eddie Moussa

Liens externes

Club de football en Suède
Club de football fondé en 1971


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Insurgents tighten hold in northern, western Iraq
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The 2022 CS Golden Spin of Zagreb was held on December 7–10, 2022 in Sisak, Croatia. It was part of the 2022–23 ISU Challenger Series. Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, women's singles, pairs, and ice dance.

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Based in part on your comment I wrote the following article and wanted to post it on my blog, but the pictures disappeared.
By the end of the semester I realized that the only sensible thing to do was to go back to Harvard and finish my doctorate. My consulting in Madison had directed my interest towards operator theory. I had read a paper by the Slovenian mathematician Ivan Vidav (1918-01-17 to ?; Ph. D. at Ljubjana University in 1941 under Josip Plemejlj.) Any mathematical theorem, when fully stated, says that if something is true, then something else is a logical consequence. The condition is called the hypothesis and the result is called the conclusion. Vidav's theorem had a strong hypothesis (undesirable) and a strong conclusion (desirable). I immediately realized that it was possible that the conclusion of the theorem would remain true with a much weaker hypothesis. Several years later I discovered that other mathematicians had had the same insight.
End note: I wrote this essay while on vacation with my family at Dragon Cove along the Oregon Coast. I had no access to notes or the Internet. Thus I may have made some mistakes, but the point of the essay is to let readers know how a medium level mathematician experiences and understands his craft. At home, I have now added dates and photographs for some of the mathematicians. I would enjoy saying lots more about a substantial portion of the sentences in this piece. I will write a bit more about my career from 1970 to retirement in 2000. My mathematics is summarized and put into context in my book: Banach Algebras and the General Theory of *-Algebras; Volume I: Algebras and Banach Algebras, [xii], 794pp.,1994; Volume II: *-Algebras, [xii], 795 – 1617 pp., 2001, Cambridge University Press.


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I tried to use AVIMux to open a video and editing the audio like always, but when I tried, AVIMux only was processing the video but it didn't open it, and it is only with the videos that I record with DXTORY, if I try with any other song or video that is not from DXTORY, AVIMux open them. I don't know what to do, please, help.
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La revue blanche è una rivista letteraria fondata a Liegi nel 1889 da Paul Leclercq e Auguste Jeunehomme.

Nel 1891 fu rilevata dalla famiglia Natanson, che dopo aver trasferito la redazione a Parigi al numero 1 di rue Laffitte, la trasformarono in un mensile di grande spessore culturale attorno al quale ruotavano le personalità più interessanti dell'epoca: Gide, Proust, Apollinaire, Debussy e il gruppo dei nabis.
La revue blanche organizzava anche mostre ed esposizioni d'arte. All'epoca dell'affare Dreyfus appoggiò le ragioni del capitano, e per questa ragione la rivista perse una parte di lettori; incapace di sostenerne le crescenti perdite, nel 1903, Thadée Natanson (1868–1951) fu costretto a chiuderla.

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Zo d'Axa
Victor Barrucand
Tristan Bernard
Léon Blum
Félix Fénéon
Charles Henry
Alfred Jarry
Octave Mirbeau
Lucien Muhlfeld
Charles Péguy
Émile Pouget
Marcel Proust
Misia Sert
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Pierre Veber
Paul Verlaine

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I have been learning more about finding ways to live off the grid. I would like to find a place where I can set up a small home with my partner and pets. We would like a place with lots of space without neighbors close by. We both have anxiety issues but we are open to meeting others with the same views we have about life and nature. What would be idea would be a large plot of land that we can divide up equally between all members of our community. If anyone would like to contact us about forming a community like this we would like to hear from you.
This all seems wonderful however strenuous in organization. How does one select the right group to connect with? I'm a single female and this is a serious life changing commitment. If there were bios of people that might be helpful or a template for community living that persons could relate to that might streamline this laboring process….just saying!
Geographically, I'm leaning more towards Oregon, the higher elevation areas. I, like Deborah, want this to happen, just not so keen on trying it solo. So, for now, Just trying to figure out the who, what, where, when, why & how.
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What country, if US, what state are you looking in? I am looking to move from my tiny urban farm to out in the country. I'm in NC. I am toying with the idea of a larger place with space for others of like mind.
Hi Deborah, Olivia and Tiffany, I am seeking the same with my husband and pets… looking for a great area in a mountain range far from Black Flies (NE states), away from Tornado Alley, away from major earthquake Fault lines, and certainly far enough away from Volcanoes (Washington state, Oregon, Alaska, NC).. so where does that leave us? Not sure because I am also looking for elevations above 4,000 ft. above sea level. And would be great to find a large parcel with tree cover, but open field not far from water source, like year-round running creek, or lake, etc.,; but ideally with an existing well and possibly Septic system already setup. This is my dream, to find this with other like-minded people, who are also Christians as well. And then start farming/ gardening with also having livestock. So not sure if anyone here is thinking along these lines like me, but if so, would love to hear back from you.
I am also interested in doing this. Geographically, where would you like to settle?
Am also interested in finding a way to do this!


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Carthamus creticus is a plant species in the family Asteraceae, related to safflower.

It is native to the Mediterranean region including Europe (Spain, Portugal, France, Britain, Italy, Greece, Malta, Serbia, Bosnia, etc.), North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Libya) and southwestern Asia (Turkey, Palestine, Cyprus). It is also naturalized in New Zealand and California.

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Flora of Europe