Have you tried these 17 things to do in Derbyshire?
It is easy to forget that there are so many amazing things to see and do across Derbyshire.
The thing is though it is like anything else and because they are there on our doorstep, we bypass them, we ignore them and we put them off to do another time.
Tthere will definitely be one or two things - maybe more - you always say you'd like to do, but have just never got around to doing it. Climbing Derby Cathedral? Scaling the heights of Mam Tor? Walking the length and breadth of the Monsal Trail.
Here, we look at 17 things which should be on your bucket list.
There's no doubt that Ashbourne's annual Shrovetide football match attracts interest worldwide - but it's pretty popular with locals too. If you have never been to watch, or even participate, in the event before, this year's your chance.
It's usually held at the end of February to the beginning of March.
We pass Derby Cathedral every day, but how often do we take the time and trouble to step inside, look around or even climb the 189 steps to see the view at the top of the cathedral's tower?
Well, the good news is that, if you would like to take the opportunity to do this, there are tours taking place from May.
Tickets include a free drink in Derby Cathedral Café and tours are led by the "knowledgeable and enthusiastic tower historians".
Advance tickets are on sale from the Cathedral Café.
Capacity is limited to 15 each week. Find out more on the Derby Cathedral website.
The atmosphere at a Rams match is usually pretty good any time of the year, but there's something special about a fixture between these two old rivals.
Unfortunately, if you've never been to one of these matches before, you might have to wait a bit longer.
It could be some time after August before this fixture takes place at Pride Park Stadium again - assuming, of course Forest are not relegated from the Championship next season!
4) Take part in one of your favourite movies - Derby style!
People who want to be in the movies will love Derby's latest "escape room" venue - the only problem is they may not be able to get out of them.
Escape Game Over, in Abbotts Hill Chambers, Gower Street, challenges its players to use their wits to escape from rooms which are so realistic, it will feel like they are in the middle of a movie set.
It features four rooms, which all have a theme that have taken their inspiration from movies.
Fans of the horror film genre will be drawn to a room that is reminiscent of something from the film Saw, while the Mission Impossible room will encourage players to channel their inner Tom Cruise.
Of course, if this doesn't suit, there are multiple escape room experiences in Derby which will keep you occupied for hours.
If you're feeling particularly brave, you might like to try having a swim in the open air swimming pool at Hathersage, which first opened in 1936. The water is heated to 82F (28C) and there are hot poolside showers, lawns and views of Stanage Edge, Hathersage Church and the surrounding hills.
Thorpe Cloud is an isolated limestone hill lying between the villages of Thorpe and Ilam on the Derbyshire and Staffordshire border, at the southern end of Dovedale.
It's worth trekking to the top of Thorpe Cloud on a weekday, just so you can have the beauty spot to yourself.
The popular English fine bone china is made right here in our city, but how many of us have taken the time to visit the factory where the magic happens?
The factory tours aim to show "how artisans create the beautiful pieces that are cherished throughout the world" and run on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of each week.
Booking is strongly advised and you can find out more on the Royal Crown Derby website.
There are four show caves open to the public in and around Castleton - the Peak Cavern, Speedwell Cavern, Treak Cliff Cavern and Blue John Mine.
The Peak Cavern is known to locals as the Devil's Arse and the stream issuing from it known as the Styx, which gives some idea of how the locals used to feel about it.
Find out more about visiting these caverns at www.speedwellcavern.co.uk.
We know this list contains a few places that you have to climb to but that is the joy - or otherwise (!) - of living in a beautifully scenic and very dramatic county.
Mam Tor is 517 metres, or 1,696 ft, high and steeped in history dating back to the Bronze Age.
It's well worth taking in if you've got a day off coming up.
Cycling is a very popular pastime and, if you are planning on taking it up this year, there's no better place than the Tissington Trail, which runs from Ashbourne to Parsley Hay.
It is surrounded by beautiful countryside and also ideal for horse riders, naturalists and walkers.
It is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs along the flat sections.
The trail was originally the trackbed of the Buxton to Ashbourne railway line and, in its heyday, it carried express trains from Manchester to London. Read all about its history and get more details here.
11) Walk the Monsal Trail - in both directions!
Shorter than the Tissington Trail, the Monsal Trail is about 8.5 miles long so, if you fancy a bigger walking challenge this year, it's worth walking the full 17 miles to finish back where you started.
The trail runs between Blackwell Mill, in Chee Dale, and Coombs Road, at Bakewell. Of course, it's not compulsory to walk this trail and cycle along the Tissington Trail. You could always try it the other way around!
This is apparently the eighth best thing to do in Buxton, according to TripAdvisor, so it's clearly an activity in its own right.
It was built in 1940 and is grade-two-listed, standing on the site of earlier wells dating as far back as the Roman period. You can fill up your drinks bottles with what is said to be "healing" water from the well, in front of the Crescent.
More climbing! But, again, the view is more than worth it and it's an ideal thing to do if you're looking to get fit in 2018.
You can walk up Grin Low to Solomon's Temple, which is 439 metres above sea level, for a superb vantage point and picnic area - where the fascinating history of industrial lime burning is explained.
There are also other walks and pathways in the area where you can look out for birds, animals and rare plants. Find out more here.
This world-famous dish is made in our county but have you made the effort to give one a try?
The Bakewell pudding is reputed to have been created by accident at the town's Rutland Arms Hotel in the mid-19th century but eventually rose to international fame.
In 2014, it beat off hundreds of national food delights to take its place in England's Hall of Fame.
Bakewell puddings are shipped all over the world every day so, if you've never tried one yet, maybe 2018 is the year to give it a go.
You can also take the opportunity to visit the beautiful and historic town of Bakewell at the same time.
Since first opening its gates in the late 18th century, the Heights of Abraham, at Matlock Bath, has become one of the Peak District's most popular destinations.
It is set within 60 acres of woodland and includes its famous cable cars, cavern tours, exhibitions, play areas and walking trails.
You can walk up to the Heights of Abraham but, if you've frequently driven under those cable cars and never given them a go, 2018 is the time to try it.
The attraction reopened in February and you can find out more here.
Visiting Chatsworth House is an obvious thing to put on our bucket list, but given that so many people head to the attraction every year, we decided a better challenge might be for people to spend some time walking around its vast grounds and gardens.
This is particularly relevant if walking or fitness is your challenge for 2018 and you might find you see a side of the house and gardens you have never noticed before.
Find out more at www.chatsworth.org .
Dovedale is a renowned beauty spot with stunning scenery and many walks.
A dramatic limestone ravine, busy with wildlife and rare wild flowers, impressive rock outcrops, tranquil woodlands and, of course, the much-loved stepping stones which cross the River Dove.
Even if you've been around Dovedale, you might not have had chance to cross those stepping stones, so add that one to your bucket list if you haven't done it.
Bear in mind, however, it does get busy sometimes - particularly during bank holidays!


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Episode T10 - Sidetes
Synopsis: Cleopatra Thea marries Demetrius II's brother, Antiochus VII, becoming the simultaneous queen of two Seleucid kings. While Antiochus crushes Tryphon's revolt and recovers former Seleucid territories, Demetrius is defeated by Mithridates and imprisoned in distant Hyrcania.
"But as Antiochus, the brother of Demetrius (II) who was called Soter, was not admitted by any of the cities on account of Tryphon, Cleopatra sent to him, and invited him to marry her, and to take the kingdom. The reasons why she made this invitation were these: That her friends persuaded her to it, and that she was afraid for herself, in case some of the people of Seleucia (Pieria) should deliver up the city to Tryphon. As Antiochus was now come to Seleucia, and his forces increased every day, he marched to fight Tryphon; and having beaten him in battle, he ejected him out of Upper Syria into Phoenicia, and pursued him thither, and besieged him in Dora which was a fortress hard to be taken, whither he had …
Episode T9 - Tryphon
Synopsis: The Seleucid rebel Diodotus Tryphon uses Thea and Alexander Balas' young son, Antiochus VI, to capture most of Syria.Though paralyzed at home, Demetrius II embarks on a bold plan to challenge the conquests of Mithridates.
"Now there was a certain commander…whose name was Diodotus, who was also called Tryphon, who took notice of the ill-will the soldiers bore toward Demetrius, and went to (Iamblichus) the Arabian, who brought up Antiochus, the son of Alexander…and persuaded him to give him Antiochus, because he would make him king." – Josephus, The Antiquities of the Jews, Book XIII, Chapter 5
"And so cities in all districts rebelled against (Demetrius') rule; and to remove the stigma of indolence he decided to attack the Parthians." – Justin, Epitome of the Philippic History of Pompeius Trogus, 36.1.7
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Published: May 9, 2021, 6:12 AM
Updated: May 9, 2021, 2:34 PM
Tags: Nicola Sturgeon, Government, Andy Burnham, Boris Johnson, Sadiq Khan, politics, Michael Gove
Sturgeon: Scotland independence vote matter of when, not if
Published: May 9, 2021, 6:12 AM Updated: May 9, 2021, 2:34 PM
Scotland's First Minister and Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon poses for photographers, at Bute House in Edinburgh, Scotland. Sunday, May 9, 2021. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has invited the leaders of the U.K.s devolved nations for crisis talks on the union after Scotlands pro-independence party won its fourth straight parliamentary election. Sturgeon said the election results proved a second independence vote for Scotland was the will of the country." She said any London politician who stood in the way would be picking a fight with the democratic wishes of the Scottish people. (AP Photo/Scott Heppell)
LONDON – Scotland's leader told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Sunday that a second Scottish independence referendum is "a matter of when, not if," after her party won its fourth straight parliamentary election.
Johnson has invited the leaders of the U.K.'s devolved nations for crisis talks on the union after the regional election results rolled in, saying the U.K. was "best served when we work together" and that the devolved governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should cooperate on plans to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
But Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister and leader of the Scottish National Party, told Johnson in a call that while her immediate focus was on steering Scotland to recovery, a new referendum on Scotland's breakup from the rest of the U.K. is inevitable.
Sturgeon reiterated "her intention to ensure that the people of Scotland can choose our own future when the crisis is over, and made clear that the question of a referendum is now a matter of when — not if," her office said.
Earlier, she said she wouldn't rule out legislation paving the way for a vote at the start of next year.
Final results of Thursday's local elections showed that the SNP won 64 of the 129 seats in the Edinburgh-based Scottish Parliament. Although it fell one seat short of securing an overall majority, the parliament still had a pro-independence majority with the help of eight members of the Scottish Greens.
Sturgeon said the election results proved that a second independence vote for Scotland was "the will of the country" and that any London politician who stood in the way would be "picking a fight with the democratic wishes of the Scottish people."
Johnson has the ultimate authority whether or not to permit another referendum on Scotland gaining independence. He wrote in Saturday's Daily Telegraph that another referendum on Scotland would be "irresponsible and reckless" as Britain emerges from the pandemic. He has consistently argued that the issue was settled in a 2014 referendum where 55% of Scottish voters favored remaining part of the U.K.
But proponents of another vote say the situation has changed fundamentally because of the U.K's Brexit divorce from the European Union. They charge that Scotland was taken out of the EU against its will. In the 2016 Brexit referendum, 52% of U.K. voters backed leaving the EU, but 62% of Scots voted to remain.
When asked about the prospect of Johnson agreeing to a second Scottish referendum, Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said Sunday "it's not an issue for the moment" and stressed that the national priority is on recovering from the coronavirus pandemic.
Gove argued that the SNP's failure to secure a majority in the Scottish Parliament was in marked contrast to the party's heights of power in 2011, when it won a 69-seat majority.
"It is not the case now — as we see — that the people of Scotland are agitating for a referendum," he told the BBC.
The Scotland results have been the main focus of Thursday's local elections across Britain. In Wales, the opposition Labour Party did better than expected, extending its 22 years at the helm of the Welsh government despite falling one seat short of a majority.
Labour's support also held up in some big cities. In London, Mayor Sadiq Khan handily won a second term. Other winning Labour mayoral candidates included Steve Rotherham in the Liverpool City Region, Andy Burnham in Greater Manchester and Dan Norris in the West of England region, which includes Bristol.


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In My Own Shoes: The unknown soldiers live in all of us
By Rona Mann
When people visit Washington, D.C., for the first time, they usually have Arlington National Cemetery on their list of must-sees. And when they get there, their two must-sees within the cemetery itself are the grave of President John F. Kennedy and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier actually represents many soldiers from many wars, honoring those U.S. service members who have died without their remains being positively identified. These "unknowns" were recipients of the Medal of Honor presented by the presidents who also presided over their funerals. The tomb is guarded 24/7 year-round, and visitors queue up in great numbers to see the famous changing of the guard.
Tomorrow is Memorial Day, a day of recognition, a day of remembrance, and certainly a day of reverence. Although our thirst for capitalism seems to vie with the honoring of our heroes, it is not a day solely for buying cars, hitting the malls, and finding an "excuse" to have a sale. Memorial Day is not an excuse ... period. Those who fought in the wars that served to shape our country and grant us our precious freedom were not an excuse. These men and women who defended the USA were willing to forget their trivialities and fight for what this country has always stood for ... bleeding red, white and blue, not discounts and one-day sales.
Two years ago I had a book release in Indianapolis of stories that were difficult, but necessary, for me to write. I interviewed veterans from World War II to Iraq, listening to them finally speak out, telling me those stories they were never able to tell their own families. Many of them spoke of death, like Chuck Garrity from East Providence, who was assigned to be an escort for returning fallen heroes, each of them an unknown soldier to Garrity. Being a military escort is a difficult job. With each casket he was told the rank of the fallen hero, and he had to procure a personal escort of equal or higher rank to escort the casket to their final destination. It involved contacting the funeral home, meeting with the family, and staying with the remains throughout the funeral and burial. Sometimes it was Chuck himself who had to escort the body by plane or train across the country.
"It never got easier. The hardest part was meeting the families at the funeral home. I wore my dress uniform with a black arm band, and they would tell me stories of their son, father, uncle. Suddenly he was not an 'unknown' to me any more."
Paul Kennedy, from Franklin, Ind., told me, "I was on the USS Sacramento that morning of December 7, 1941. I had just gone to bed after being on duty all night, and the general quarters alarm went off. That meant all hands on deck, but I couldn't figure out why, since it was Sunday. Then the torpedoes started to fly. One hit the Oklahoma, and the three men standing on deck went straight up in the air. I never knew them, but I did. They were nothing more than bodies now, but they were brothers. I hated the Japanese all my life until I was 40 years old. Then I realized I didn't want to die hating anyone, so I asked the Lord to forgive me for my hate, and I forgave the Japanese. It doesn't hurt anymore, but I can still see it, see those bodies of fellas unknown to me, and I just can't forget."
"Without boots on the ground, you can't put yourself in the same class," says Michael Poulimas, a Midwesterner who served stateside during the Vietnam era. "So many died from here, many never returned, so we have no names. That's why 12 years ago my wife and I created the Sharpsville Lights, one of the biggest holiday displays in the Midwest." Drawing nearly 10,000 people a year, it employs 120,000 lights over two acres controlled by 352 computer circuits. "Every bulb means an unknown soldier to us, so we give them light."
That's just a smattering of what the "unknowns" mean to these vets. If you're interested, "Tell Me Your Story" is still available at Savoy Bookshop in Westerly and Bank Square Books in Mystic. You will find in your reading that the unknown soldier rests not only in Arlington, but in many hearts everywhere.
Rona Mann has been a freelance writer for The Sun for 17 years, including her "In Their Shoes" features. She can be reached at six07co@att.net or 401-539-7762.
Unknown Soldier
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For over 20 years, Daniel Hutchens has been leading the cult favorite Athens, Ga., band Bloodkin, doing that hard-living, hard-drinking, Southern gothic rock and roll that we associate with the devil, a forked tongue, some crossroads and almost without hesitation, the Drive-By Truckers. Hutchens and crew have been cultivating the song stories of the deep south - those of men and women in different stages of debilitation, addiction, poverty and revenge - almost twice as long as Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley have been with the Truckers, but it's all just heritage, when it all comes out in the wash. It's as much a sound of the soil and the hot summer nights of Muscle Shoals, the secret ingredients associated with the fermentation of the moonshine made there as it is any kind of crib sheet. It is left in the water down there, chugged and swallowed. It's in the blood down there in Georgia, this fascination with both the roaring guitar rock and roll Skynyrd, the soulful deliberations of turn of the century blues, 50s soul and the wit and wisdom of Hank Williams. Bloodkin is of that legacy of Southern rock bands that take us into the broken homes of people almost too poor to live - almost too poor to love each other the way they deserve to be loved. There are always strains on the characters in Bloodkin songs, just as there are always colossal strains on everyone in Drive-By Truckers songs. It's a common bond that has nothing to do with influence. It's just the way it is below and through that Bible belt, where there's a middling belief in a higher power even when things look contrary. Hutchens sings about blood-red tears falling from eyes on solitary nights, driving home alone and listening to gospel radio on the slow-burning "September Midnight," calling to mind a majestic, starry sky and a doubting soul behind the wheel, strewn with questions and echoes. These songs pass the bottle of Jack back and forth, in the kind of community sort of way that you'd find at a party held amongst all friends. They feel completely comfortable in their sad luck accounts of fumbling through desperate times and desperate measures. The sorts of men that Hutchens enjoys writing about most are those who share a sunken-ness, who have long ago say a big, "FUCK IT," toward the heavens and just gone about their business without getting too bent out of shape about moral consequences or any kind of stumping, stilting social norms. The kinds of men that we find most often in Bloodkin songs are guys like the one in "Henry Parsons Died," described this way: "Every time he tried to drink holy wine, spilled it all down his shirt in shame." They cannot win and it's not anything new for them to hear that. They don't go on rampages, they just pick up that 12-pack at the convenience store on the way home from the job, every day at five o'clock, and well before primetime programming has moved into evening news territory, they've forgotten most of what was so hard on them for much of the day. They've found a way to move on and it usually means a strong breath and some stumbling. It's the way to medication and it's what the men of Bloodkin know to work best and fastest.
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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.
// This source code is made available under the terms of the Microsoft Public License (MS-PL)

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using System.Reflection;

namespace IQToolkit
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Rewrites an expression tree so that locally isolatable sub-expressions are evaluated and converted into ConstantExpression nodes.
    /// </summary>
    public static class PartialEvaluator
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Performs evaluation & replacement of independent sub-trees
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="expression">The root of the expression tree.</param>
        /// <returns>A new tree with sub-trees evaluated and replaced.</returns>
        public static Expression Eval(Expression expression)
        {
            return Eval(expression, null);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Performs evaluation & replacement of independent sub-trees
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="expression">The root of the expression tree.</param>
        /// <param name="fnCanBeEvaluated">A function that decides whether a given expression node can be part of the local function.</param>
        /// <returns>A new tree with sub-trees evaluated and replaced.</returns>
        public static Expression Eval(Expression expression, Func<Expression, bool> fnCanBeEvaluated)
        {
            if (fnCanBeEvaluated == null)
                fnCanBeEvaluated = PartialEvaluator.CanBeEvaluatedLocally;
            return SubtreeEvaluator.Eval(Nominator.Nominate(fnCanBeEvaluated, expression), expression);
        }

        private static bool CanBeEvaluatedLocally(Expression expression)
        {
            return expression.NodeType != ExpressionType.Parameter;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Evaluates & replaces sub-trees when first candidate is reached (top-down)
        /// </summary>
        class SubtreeEvaluator : ExpressionVisitor
        {
            HashSet<Expression> candidates;

            private SubtreeEvaluator(HashSet<Expression> candidates)
            {
                this.candidates = candidates;
            }

            internal static Expression Eval(HashSet<Expression> candidates, Expression exp)
            {
                return new SubtreeEvaluator(candidates).Visit(exp);
            }

            protected override Expression Visit(Expression exp)
            {
                if (exp == null)
                {
                    return null;
                }

                if (this.candidates.Contains(exp))
                {
                    return this.Evaluate(exp);
                }

                return base.Visit(exp);
            }

            private Expression Evaluate(Expression e)
            {
                Type type = e.Type;

                // check for nullable converts & strip them
                if (e.NodeType == ExpressionType.Convert)
                {
                    var u = (UnaryExpression)e;
                    if (TypeHelper.GetNonNullableType(u.Operand.Type) == TypeHelper.GetNonNullableType(type))
                    {
                        e = ((UnaryExpression)e).Operand;
                    }
                }

                // if we now just have a constant, return it
                if (e.NodeType == ExpressionType.Constant)
                {
                    var ce = (ConstantExpression)e;

                    // if we've lost our nullable typeness add it back
                    if (e.Type != type && TypeHelper.GetNonNullableType(e.Type) == TypeHelper.GetNonNullableType(type))
                    {
                        e = ce = Expression.Constant(ce.Value, type);
                    }

                    return e;
                }

                var me = e as MemberExpression;
                if (me != null)
                {
                    // member accesses off of constant's are common, and yet since these partial evals
                    // are never re-used, using reflection to access the member is faster than compiling
                    // and invoking a lambda
                    var ce = me.Expression as ConstantExpression;
                    if (ce != null)
                    {
                        return Expression.Constant(me.Member.GetValue(ce.Value), type);
                    }
                }

                if (type.IsValueType)
                {
                    e = Expression.Convert(e, typeof(object));
                }

                Expression<Func<object>> lambda = Expression.Lambda<Func<object>>(e);
#if NOREFEMIT
                Func<object> fn = ExpressionEvaluator.CreateDelegate(lambda);
#else
                Func<object> fn = lambda.Compile();
#endif
                return Expression.Constant(fn(), type);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Performs bottom-up analysis to determine which nodes can possibly
        /// be part of an evaluated sub-tree.
        /// </summary>
        class Nominator : ExpressionVisitor
        {
            Func<Expression, bool> fnCanBeEvaluated;
            HashSet<Expression> candidates;
            bool cannotBeEvaluated;

            private Nominator(Func<Expression, bool> fnCanBeEvaluated)
            {
                this.candidates = new HashSet<Expression>();
                this.fnCanBeEvaluated = fnCanBeEvaluated;
            }

            internal static HashSet<Expression> Nominate(Func<Expression, bool> fnCanBeEvaluated, Expression expression)
            {
                Nominator nominator = new Nominator(fnCanBeEvaluated);
                nominator.Visit(expression);
                return nominator.candidates;
            }

            protected override Expression VisitConstant(ConstantExpression c)
            {
                return base.VisitConstant(c);
            }

            protected override Expression Visit(Expression expression)
            {
                if (expression != null)
                {
                    bool saveCannotBeEvaluated = this.cannotBeEvaluated;
                    this.cannotBeEvaluated = false;
                    base.Visit(expression);
                    if (!this.cannotBeEvaluated)
                    {
                        if (this.fnCanBeEvaluated(expression))
                        {
                            this.candidates.Add(expression);
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            this.cannotBeEvaluated = true;
                        }
                    }
                    this.cannotBeEvaluated |= saveCannotBeEvaluated;
                }
                return expression;
            }
        }
    }
}

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Motorola has been busy at work with their devices for 2015. Especially the Moto X which comes in 2 different models.
The Moto X is Motorola's newest flagship device(s). This year there will be 2 different models to choose from. The Moto X Pure and the Moto X Play.
Kudos to Motorola. The 2015 Moto X(s) are shaping up to be awesome. The are very nicely spec'd and come in at an manageable price. Plus you can customize them to your liking. Definately one of the better phones of the year. Also there is a catch to the Moto X Play as well. Apparently it won't be available to consumers in the USA.
I am not sure if this is the best way of going about this, or what they mean by "We'll have more choices for you all later this year", but we will see in time.


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Ilse Schwidetzky, casada Rösing (Leszno, 6 de setembro de 1907 – Mainz, 18 de março de 1997) foi uma antropóloga alemã nascida na Polônia.

Biografia
Ilse Schwidetzky nasceu em Leszno, então parte da Posnânia e hoje da Polônia, onde seu pai, Georg Schwidetzky, era prefeito, e foi radicada na Alemanha, tendo mudado com a família para Leipzig em 1920. Em 1935, passou a ser pesquisadora assistente de Egon von Eickstedt, um dos principais antropólogos raciais do país. Em 1947, tornou-se professora em Mainz, e foi admitida, por influência de Leopold von Wiese, na Sociedade Alemã de Sociologia. Tornou-se a figura central da antropologia alemã do pós-Guerra, além de uma notória promotora da tradição de tipologias raciais que recebeu de Eickstedt. Faleceu em 18 de março de 1997 em Mainz, aos 89 anos de idade.

Bibliografia

 Rassenkunde der Altslawen. Stuttgart 1938
 Grundzüge der Völkerbiologie. Stuttgart 1950
 Das Problem des Völkertodes. Eine Studie zur historischen Bevölkerungsbiologie. Enke, Stuttgart 1954
 Das Menschenbild der Biologie Ergebnisse und Probleme der naturwissenschaftlichen Anthropologie. G. Fischer, Stuttgart 1959 (2nd ed. 1970)
 Die vorspanische Bevölkerung der Kanarischen Inseln. Göttingen 1963
 with Hubert Walter: Untersuchungen zur anthropologischen Gliederung Westfalens. Münster 1967
 Hauptprobleme der Anthropologie. Bevölkerungsbiologie und Evolution des Menschen. Rombach, Freiburg i.Br. 1971
 Grundlagen der Rassensystematik. BI, Mannheim 1974
 Rassen und Rassenbildung beim Menschen. Fischer, Stuttgart 1979
 with I. Spiegel-Rösing: Maus und Schlange. Untersuchungen zur Lage der deutschen Anthropologie. Oldenbourg, München 1992

Antropólogos físicos da Alemanha
Naturais de Leszno
!Mais Teoria da História na Wiki (Mulheres)
!Mais Teoria da História na Wiki (Wikiconcurso de edição)

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+ The building received smoke and fire damage when [[declan_o_toole|Declan O'Toole]], a.k.a., the Flaming Death, attempted to kill Desmond Cobblepot here in late May, 1934.


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Home Business Legal Judges Who Uphold Bans on Concealed Carry Are Not the Same as...
Judges Who Uphold Bans on Concealed Carry Are Not the Same as Judges Who Look the Other Way When Police Murder People in the Street
Fri June 24, 2016
As difficult as it may be for some of you to believe, there are people on this planet who think I am "prickly." Well, to be fair, they have used a wide variety of adjectives to describe me other than prickly but no matter.
If the Second Amendment means anything to you then you have read or heard that on June 9, 2016 a limited en banc panel (eleven circuit judges) of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals held that there is no right to concealed carry anywhere in public.
SAF, CalGuns.nuts Foundation attorney Alan Gura. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.
The decision effectively ended in this circuit the quest of the so-called gun-rights groups to uphold California's and Hawaii's bans on openly carrying firearms and to get concealed carry permits in exchange for a ban on what has always been the Second Amendment right – To openly carry firearms in public for the purpose of self-defense.
Well, today, June 23, 2016, was the deadline for the NRA, CRPA, SAF and CalGuns.nuts lawyers to file their petitions to have their cases reheard before a full en banc panel (currently 28 judges) of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
The NRA/CRPA petition was the usual, old, moldy swill. The NRA petition whined and whined about how terrible it would be if California's Open Carry bans were to be struck down.
Lest we forget, the NRA claims, in public, to have always been in the forefront of the fight for Open Carry. In court the NRA argues to uphold bans on Open Carry.
If you still support the NRA after learning this then you are a vile person, but I digress.
The winner of the "Holy Sh*t!" prize goes to Alan Gura, the lead attorney in the Richards v. Prieto concealed carry lawsuit. In his petition, on page 11, he compares judges who uphold concealed carry bans to judges who look the other way while police murder people in the street.
There was never any chance of their petitions for a full court rehearing being granted. The best they could have hoped for was a circuit judge or two writing up a dissent to the full court to not rehear their cases. A little something extra they could staple to their cert petitions to the Supreme Court when the time comes.
Look, judges disagree in their interpretations of the law but that doesn't keep them from being friends. US Supreme Court Justices Scalia and Ginsberg were extremely close friends right up to Justice Scalia's death but that did not keep them from being far apart in their opinions on how cases should be decided.
The SAF, CalGuns.nuts attorney Alan Gura just condemned the character of every judge on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals who doesn't believe that there is a right to concealed carry or who feel bound to obey longstanding US Supreme Court precedents upholding bans on concealed carry. I suspect that each of these judges have fellow judges on the court who are their friends even if they don't agree.
The last time petitions for a (limited) en banc hearing were filed in these two cases (Peruta v. San Diego and Richards v. Prieto) it took four months for the court to decide whether or not to grant the Attorney General's petition.
Let us hope that this time it doesn't take quite as long to decide (and deny) the petitions for rehearing the two concealed carry cases before the entire court.
My California Open Carry lawsuit will have to be delayed yet again because of these en banc petitions. But the so called gun-rights groups are going to fight against Open Carry until the end and these petitions have the side benefit (to them) of delaying my appeal even longer.
Please Donate and Help Defray the Costs of My California Open Carry Lawsuit. Unlike the NRA and the so-called gun-rights groups, my lawsuit has ALWAYS claimed that Open Carry is the right guaranteed by the Second Amendment and that it is concealed carry which can be banned.
Charles Nichols – President of California Right To Carry
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The Bauer Mini-MBA
Musa and Khaleda Dakri Center for Economic Inclusion
The SURESM Program: Who We Are
Saleha B. Khumawala Ph.D. CPA, CGMA
Robert Grinaker Professor of Accounting Visionary and Founding Director, SURE Program
Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1978, Accounting. CPA (Texas), CGMA. She teaches and does research in the field of Government and NonProfit Accounting and Social Entrepreneurship and is the founding director of the SURE℠ (Stimulating Urban Renewal through Entrepreneurship) Program, more below. She has widely published in prestigious journals such as The Accounting Review, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance, Accounting Horizons, Advances in International Accounting, Journal of Public Budgeting Accountability and Financial Management and others and has made numerous presentations at national and international conferences. She has successfully led the Study Abroad Programs to India since 2002 for students, faculty and administrators at the University of Houston. She is also the coauthor of Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting: Concepts and Practices, 9th edition, and coauthor of Governmental Accounting, Bloomberg's Tax & Accounting Policy & Portfolio Series. She is an active member in several academic and professional organizations, and served as the President of the Government and NonProfit (GNP) Section of the American Accounting Association in 2007-2008. Dr. Khumawala is also an advisor to several nonprofit organizations in Houston and serves on the Board of directors for Pennies for Education and Health. Beyond teaching conventional accounting courses in a myriad of exciting ways, Dr. Khumawala's vision also gave birth to the SURE℠ Program, a unique educational platform at University of Houston which creates a partnership between UH students, business thought leaders and aspiring local entrepreneurs from under-resourced communities. In this program, Khumawala is working to produce socially engaged students who have developed empathy, critical thinking and soft skills demanded by today's job market. Dr. Khumawala has demonstrated this service mentality in the classroom and in the community over her nearly 30-year career with the University of Houston. In turn, she has inspired countless faculty, staff, students, alumni and members of the community to make a difference by giving back. For Khumawala, service is not a mere component of a teaching strategy; it is the basis of her pedagogy.
Charlie Becker
Professor of Practice, Managing Director, SURE Program
Charlie Becker is a Professor of Practice and the Managing Director of the SURE℠ Program. In this role, he is responsible for both the strategic direction and day to day operations of the SURE℠ Program. In addition to teaching, this includes developing curriculum for the course, building strategic partnerships, and sharing the experiential education community impact model of SURE℠. His passion for small business came from watching his parents build Houston's largest independent bookstore, where he helped with everything from bookkeeping to moving boxes. His drive to improve his community came from two summers as a volunteer with Amigos De Las Americas, where he coordinated community-based development initiatives in Panama and then Honduras. He received a bachelor's degree in Economics from Texas A&M University. After graduation, he moved to China where he spent three years launching and growing an education startup. He obtained a Master of Business Administration as well as a Master of Arts in Applied Economics from the University of Houston. In his final semester, he was a SURE℠ Program student consultant. Outside his work with SURE℠, he is a published author of local Houston history, and a teacher and performer and Station Theater.
Robert Lynch
Program Manager, SURE Program
Robert Lynch is a Program Manager for the SURE Program. Robert handles administrative and organizational tasks for SURE. He has over 12 years of experience in education and program management. Robert is a native Houstonian and a graduate of the University of Houston.
Senior Consultants
Senior Consultants are former students who have been added to the teaching team as adjunct instructors. They aid the Professors in guiding the current Consultants in the SURE℠ Program. They are a crucial part of the program, using their skills and experience as the first line of instruction for Consultants and Entrepreneurs alike.
Esther Bailey, Ph.D.
Esther Bailey is an Adjunct Faculty member of the C. T. Bauer College of Business. She teaches in the SURE℠ Program as well as the Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting elective course. Dr. Bailey first became involved with the SURE℠ Program in its infancy when it was listed as a course in Microfinance in 2009 during her studies in the Master in Accountancy Program at Bauer College of Business. In her role as a Professor with the SURE℠ Program, Dr. Bailey has worked as a Senior Consultant and developed Accounting curriculum and materials for the Program. She is currently in the process of implementing a research agenda associated with the SURE℠ Program designed to evaluate the challenges facing the advancement of diversity, equity and inclusion in Main Street Small Businesses as well as potential solutions to these challenges.
Dr. Bailey received her Bachelors in Business Administration with a major in Accountancy and minor in Spanish in May 2009 and her Master of Science in Accountancy in May 2010. After working in consulting and living abroad she obtained her Ph.D. in Accounting at the University of California – Irvine in June 2019. She returned to Houston in 2019 to perform a two year Post-doctoral Fellowship in Entrepreneurship at Rice University and then began her work as an Adjunct Professor at the C. T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston.
Rachel Broderick
Rachel Broderick serves as an Adjunct Professor and Senior Consultant with the SURE℠ Program. She first became acquainted with the SURE℠ program in fall 2019 when she served as a Consultant. Professor Broderick holds a Bachelors and Masters in Finance, both from the University of Houston's C. T. Bauer College of Business.
Outside of academia, she works as an analyst in the renewable energy industry, working on future grid-scale renewable energy power plants. Professor Broderick uses her corporate experiences to advise and translate to students how this unique course structure and its learning outcomes directly benefit their future productivity and ability to thrive in traditional business settings.
Emma Eyvazian
Emma Eyvazian is a Senior Consultant with the SURE℠ Program. Ms. Eyvazian joined the SURE℠ Program in fall 2019 as a Consultant. In spring 2020 she was a Project Leader and in fall 2020 she began her work as a Senior Consultant. Ms. Eyvazian received her Master of Science in Finance in December 2020 and her Bachelor of Business Administration in Management (Human Resources) and Finance with a specialization in Personal Financial Planning in May 2019; both degrees are from the University of Houston C. T. Bauer College of Business.
Outside of her involvement in the SURE℠ Program, Ms. Eyvazian is currently a student at the University of Houston Law Center and served as a Summer Associate with Porter Hedges LLP. She is passionate about helping businesses in an increasingly competitive environment with their legal and advising needs.
Sitanshu Gurung
Sitanshu Gurung, is an Adjunct Professor and Senior Consultant with the SURE℠ Program. He has been affiliated with the SURE℠ Program since the fall of 2020 when he served as a Consultant while pursuing his MBA at the University of Houston Bauer College of Business. Professor Gurung also has a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Louisiana State University. At the SURE℠ program, he works primarily with entrepreneurs from the food industry, transportation industry, commercial and residential cleaning industry. He is a professional mechanical engineer registered with the Texas Board of Professional Engineers with over 15 years of engineering experience in the oil and gas industry with the last 5 years working in digital transformation for Baker Hughes, specializing in IT project management, data analytics and visualization.
Akshi Mohla
Akshi Mohla is an Adjunct Professor and Senior Consultant with the SURE℠ Program. As a part of the SURE℠ program, she hopes to empower entrepreneurs and future leaders from underrepresented communities to break down barriers and follow their dreams. Professor Mohla is passionate about leveraging breakthrough digital technologies to secure sustainable business outcomes that are simultaneously ethical and effective, and engaging with diversity and inclusion initiatives like Black Girls Code and Nerdy Girl Success.
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Q: pivoting unique values in excel I have data with insurance policies and I want to pivot on the amount of policies sold per month.
A pivot table summarizes the count of the rows of the policies, even though there are duplicate ID values.
I don't want to use the 'erase duplicate rows' feature before pivoting, since it will also discard the price data which is in a different column.
The only solution I could think of is adding another column, put "1" in a row if the value has already appeared previously, and "0" otherwise, however I have no Idea how to implement such a thing.
for example- in the picture here, the pivot table count is 21 (the amount of rows in the data), but the number of unique values is 18, which is the number I am trying to get.

A: First, create your pivot table and check the box for "Add this data to the data model".

Next, right click on a policy id cell on your pivot, and select "Value Field Settings". Within the Summarize Value Field By field, select "Distinct Count".

The pivot will now display the distinct number of policies:

A: You can write a formula for the helper column:
=IF(COUNTIF(E$1:E2,E2)>1,0,1)

That should be input into G2 (or row 2 of whatever column you use) and copied down.

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I had a chat with my bank manager this morning, and it seems like mortgages are currently not available on rustic property. He was of the opinion that this was common amongst lenders at the moment.
Seems a bit of a strange position, there must be massive quantities of rustic properties for sale, if this situation persists, sellers of these properties are really going to be in trouble!
I'd be interested to hear if anyone has any insight as to why this is currently the position, and also if it is likely to continue.
Sorry for my ignorance, what is the exact definition of a rustic property?
Raw land? Houses in secluded positions?
I think it is defined on the escritura. If it says rustico, then that's a problem at the moment as i understand it.
I havent heard all banks have pulled mortgages on them, I suspect the odd bank will still do it as every case seems to go on individual inspection!
I read about your problem and I must said, as your banker said, that mortgages are not available on rustic land. But as much as I know never has been possible, it's not a moment problem.
I was aware that mortgages were available in the recent past on rustic properties, maybe up to 70%. Land seemed much more difficult.
However, it does indeed look as though mortgages on rustic properties are very difficult to find, and maybe to a maximum of 40% of valuation. I am still looking into this.
Anyway, I just wonder what this will do to the value of all those rustic properties on the market. I know of dozens, all reduced by around 30%, but if realistic financing is not available on these, then I guess they will drop like a stone! Considering this, I think it is a brave buyer who takes on a rustic house these days.
I think the reason why the banks won't lend on rustic is because there is a question of illegality on so many thousands of them.
My guy says there are banks still lending on rustic and up to around 50%.
However each case is different and a rustic property on an urbanized development is different to rustic up the mountains in the middle of nowhere!
Hence each case is different.


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