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Lidl Northern Ireland contributes an incredible £420k to charitable causes in 2018
Lidl rises to the challenge as it races ahead of target with £193k raised for charity partner NSPCC
01.01.2019 12:00:00 | Ireland
•156,304 meals donated through a nationwide initiative with FoodCloud saving local charities around £213,145.
•55 charities and community groups working with Lidl and FoodCloud were supported in the region, benefiting from 213,145
in-kind donations to FoodCloud.
•£193,884 raised for NSPCC, Lidl Northern Ireland's charity partner which provides support to local children.
•Over 850 people are employed directly in Lidl Northern Ireland's 38 stores
Lidl Northern Ireland announced in a 2018 Impact Report today (18 Jan) that it had raised more than £420,000 for local charities and community groups, including almost £194,000 for its staff-chosen charity partner NSPCC Northern Ireland, which works to keep children safe.
The community impact assessment reflects the positive impact Lidl is having throughout Northern Ireland with £13,140 also raised through its regional donation fund.
The total of £420,169.50 raised by Lidl Northern Ireland for charities right across Northern Ireland reflects its commitment to continually deliver for all the communities in which it operates.
Lidl Northern Ireland also made a series of major new direct investments in its local Northern Ireland supplier network. The retailer sourced £80 million from over 50 local suppliers, further cementing its commitment to local producers and the community.
Lidl Northern Ireland embarked on a two-year charity partnership with the NSPCC in November 2017 in which it pledged to raise a total of £250,000 before the end of 2019 – almost 80 percent of that total has now already been raised thanks to the efforts of its customers and over 850 staff and successful initiatives such as the recent Christmas Trolley Dash.
Conor Boyle, Regional Director for Lidl Northern Ireland, said:
"On behalf of all our customers and staff, I'm delighted and proud of the huge, outstanding efforts that have been made to ensure that we returned so much to our communities in 2018 and we look forward to delivering much more in the year ahead with everyone's continued help and commitment."
"We remain ardently committed to our communities and to ensure that we deliver the largest positive impact from the range of environmental, social and charity programmes we operate and I'm so pleased that, collectively, we have made such a significant and positive difference," Conor added.
NSPCC Northern Ireland, which operates three service centres in Belfast, Foyle and Craigavon, as well as two Childline bases in Belfast and Foyle, was chosen as the charity partner by Lidl's local employees.
Commenting on this year's successful Lidl partnership activity, Catherine Nuttall, Head of Fundraising at NSPCC Northern Ireland, said:
"Everyone at NSPCC Northern Ireland has been overwhelmed by the support of our partner and friends in Lidl across Northern Ireland over the last 12 months.
"The incredible amount of money they have raised is enabling us to keep local children and young people safe through services such as our 'Speak Out. Stay Safe' schools programme, our Childline service and our Helpline for adults concerned about a child."
"Lidl are not only changing children's lives through financial support, crucially they are helping us to raise awareness of the problems and issues facing children and young people today and letting everyone know the role they can play to help keep children and young people safe. We really appreciate everything they have done so far and really look forward to continuing our partnership with Lidl NI."
In addition to its fundraising success, Lidl NI was also responsible for more than 156,000 meals delivered to people in need in every county in Northern Ireland in 2018 as part of its partnership with social enterprise innovator FoodCloud, which connects retailers that have surplus food with local charities in their community.
The 156,043 meals were distributed by all 38 Lidl Northern Ireland stores to 60 local charities – saving around £213,145 between them – as part of a ground-breaking scheme that diverted 71 tonnes from waste and cut carbon emissions by 227 tonnes.
"In less than two years, Lidl has helped over 60 charities across Northern Ireland, rescuing surplus food from stores that might otherwise have gone to waste," Iseult Ward, co-founder and CEO of FoodCloud said.
"This food represents a significant investment to the charity sector which is an incredible achievement. We look forward to working with Lidl throughout 2019 to expand our services and work towards a world where no good food goes to waste."
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Lovelorn taxi driver was found dead in his garden with a cigarette still in his mouth after he blew up house by sawing through a gas pipe and lighting up, inquest hears
James Kirkby, 48, died in an explosion at his home in Andover on December 27
An inquest today heard his body was found on top of rubble in the rear garden
He had been upset at discovering his partner had been seeing someone else
The property, a halfway home for vulnerable adults, was completely destroyed
No one else was injured in the blast, which was at the time a 'major incident'
Hampshire coroner Grahame Short has today recorded a conclusion of suicide
By James Wood For Mailonline
A taxi driver blew himself up and demolished the home he was staying in after sawing through a gas pipe and lighting a cigarette, an inquest heard today.
James Kirkby, 48, was upset at discovering his former partner had been seeing someone else. He called her mother and said 'take care of everybody' before causing the explosion at the property in Andover, Hampshire on December 27 last year.
The alcoholic father-of-three had gone into the basement and sawed through a pipe leading to the boiler which caused gas to fill the property.
He then went to an upstairs room of the terraced home and lit a cigarette, causing a massive explosion which hurled him out of the window and into the rear garden.
His body was found with a cigarette still in its mouth. The home, a halfway house for vulnerable adults, was completely destroyed in the explosion.
Jamie Kirkby (pictured above) was killed in a gas explosion in Andover. An inquest heard today how he had sawed through a gas pipe prior to the explosion
The force of the explosion hurled Mr Kirkby's body into a garden at the back of the property. His body was found with a cigarette still in its mouth, and his hand had the words 'tunnel vision' written on it
An aerial shot of the wreckage in Andover following the explosion at the property (pictured above). The home was completely destroyed in the blast
An inquest heard today the words 'tunnel vision' were also penned onto the back of his left hand, which rescuers discovered after pulling his body from the wreckage.
Summarising the event, the Mid-Hampshire coroner Grahame Short said: 'At about 2.30am, an explosion took place at Lancelot Close, Andover.
'I find it proved that this was the result of ignition of gas from the pipe leading to the boiler in the property. I believe that James deliberately sawed through that pipe, with a hacksaw blade or blades.
'At the time of the explosion, the evidence points to the fact he wasn't alongside the boiler, but in an upper part of the building and he had ignited a cigarette. I find that that was the likely cause of the ignition.'
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Mr Kirkby had been thrown out of the house by the force of the blast, which killed him almost instantly. He was pulled from the debris of his house, a three-storey building for vulnerable adults.
He had been living in the house for just five weeks and it was blown apart in the early morning explosion. Mr Kirkby was certified dead at the scene.
Firefighters found bricks and Christmas decorations strewn up to 41 feet away from the ruined terraced house, which had collapsed on to its side.
Mr Kirkby had been living in the house for just five weeks and it was blown apart in the early morning explosion
A tent was set up after Mr Kirkby's body was found and emergency teams rushed in to secure the building
A gas engineer passes a vehicle crushed by debris in Launcelot Close, Andover
Clothes were flung high into the air and were in the trees (right) following the explosion. Police and sniffer dogs (left) were also deployed to search the area
The incident left the neighbouring property so badly damaged that its interior could be seen from the street.
The blast was declared a major incident when a distressed bystander shouted that three people lived in the house and there could also be a child inside.
Along with Urban Search and Rescue teams and ten fire appliances, crews found Mr Kirkby's body but there were no other people injured.
Three hacksaw blades were found next to where the boiler had been, and a sawn-through pipe was discovered.
The coroner added: 'No-one else was present, fortunately, in the building and I do not believe that he would have done this if there were others present, so I think that was part of his thinking at the time.'
The inquest in Winchester, Hampshire heard that Mr Kirkby had texted Coleen Coombs, his ex-partner's mother, in which he said: 'Sorry, I'm no good to you right now. Speak to your daughter. She needs to get her priorities right, right now.'
Less than one hour before he was found dead, Mr Kirkby had spoken to Coleen for 45 minutes in a phone call which she described as 'rambling' and he pleaded: 'Take care of everybody.'
A mattress could be seen in the middle of the street after the home explosion. Neighbours reported smelling gas
Cars were battered by a part of the window pane which flew from the house and hit them
The ruins of the house are seen in Andover, Hampshire where Mr Kirkby's body was pulled from the debris
His relationship with his partner, Jasmin Coombs, with whom he had a young daughter, had deteriorated after he racked up a debt of £1,400.
His car, which he was using to ferry fares around for his father's taxi company 1-2 Call Cabs in Andover had also became a financial write off, the Mid-Hampshire coroner Grahame Short heard.
Jasmin Coombs told the inquest that Mr Kirkby had been devastated to learn she was seeing a new partner in November of last year and said: 'It did upset him, because that meant we were not getting back together.'
Mr Kirkby had been drinking eight cans of cider daily while living in Dene Court, Andover, a hostel for the homeless, the inquest heard.
His GP, Dr Benjamin Sharpe told how he had shocked himself with an electric toaster after contact with Ms Coombs, and said: 'I was concerned at this change in his presentation and more violent methods of self harm.'
It was revealed he had an appointment booked with Hampshire mental health services on December 28, the day after he died.
Cars outside the home were covered in debris while the side of a block of flats was torn off
A huge pile of debris can be seen where the house once stood after a devastating gas explosion
A search of the rubble has begun in Andover after the explosion in the middle of the night
Numerous police cars, ambulances, fire engines and gas company vans were scrambled to the collapsed building and work began to remove the rubble, with the house brought to the ground by the enormous blast.
The coroner heard from pathologist Dr Hayley Burnley that her post mortem examination of Mr Kirkby's body had found that 'tunnel vision' had been written in pen on the back of his left hand and he had been drinking for a few hours prior to his death - the amount of alcohol in his blood was over twice the drink-drive limit.
Dr Burnley said: 'The body was located in the rear garden, a cigarette was present within his mouth. There were flash burns over the body, fracture of numerous ribs on the left side.
'Death was the result of blast injuries secondary to a gas explosion at his home address. I would imagine that he was rendered unconscious and would have passed away due to the blood loss from the scalp and also respiratory failure due to his lungs not functioning.'
The smell of gas had lingered in the air long after the blast as families, some in tears, were slipped out of the police cordon and into the local community centre as emergency services cleared the scene.
Concluding the inquest, the coroner said: 'While taking an overdose might be unplanned, it might be accidental, I find that this was a deliberate series of acts.
'It required some thought and he had therefore sawn through the pipe deliberately. He must have realised a lit cigarette would cause the explosion if gas was in the property.
'He may have already inhaled some gas. I therefore find it proved that the elements for suicide are present.'
For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123 or visit a local Samaritans branch, see www.samaritans.org for details.
Taxi driver blew himself up and demolished Andover home after sawing through gas pipe


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I think it was a general surveying of things she'd like to kill (if she could only get outside).
She took the fury out on M_ the following day!
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The purpose of the Act is to promote disclosure and not secrecy in the workings of government. The University of Wyoming is subject to the Wyoming Public Records Act and will fully comply with all the provisions and requirements of the Act. The following document outlines the procedures for requesting public records, including when a fee may be charged related to a public records request.
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Gastrotheca gracilis é uma espécie de anfíbio da família Hemiphractidae.

Pode ser encontrada nos seguintes países: Argentina e possivelmente em Bolívia.

Os seus habitats naturais são: florestas subtropicais ou tropicais húmidas de baixa altitude e marismas intermitentes de água doce.

Está ameaçada por perda de habitat.

Gastrotheca
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Top 25 US cities
US Cities with the Most Bicycle Commuters per Capita
Summer weather means more cyclists will be on the road making their daily commutes with a side of fresh air and exercise. You may even be one of these intrepid commuters, and with all the benefits biking offers, it's easy to see why.
Commuting by bike helps you keep healthy even if you work behind a desk every day, and it can also save you money on gas. In some cities, riding your bike might even be a bit faster than fighting rush hour traffic or using public transit.
On top of these personal benefits, biking is also better for the environment than driving a car.
But which cities have the most people taking advantage of these benefits? We found out.
Our tables explained
While we were researching which cities have the highest percentage of bike commuters, we also checked for bike-friendly policies and conditions. For every city on our list, we've included data about the following factors that can affect a cyclist's commute:
Percentage of bicycle commuters: the percentage of a city's residents that regularly commute on a bike according to data from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey.1
Population: the estimated number of city residents according to the US Census Bureau.2
Passing distance laws: laws that regulate how close motorists can drive to a cyclist while passing them on a shared road. The minimum distance is typically three feet, enough to keep a cyclist relatively safe from passing cars even if they slip or fall over.3
Miles of protected bike lanes: the total mileage of designated bike lanes with partitions or buffers separating them from traffic.4
Miles of other bike lanes: the mileage of bike lanes that aren't necessarily separated from traffic by any buffer.5
Elevation range: the difference in elevation between a city's lowest and highest points. The larger this number, the more strenuous a ride in the given city could be—but actual strain will vary depending on the route a biker takes.And now, on to our rankings.
US cities with the most bike commuters per capita
Percentage of bicycle commuters
3+ feet passing distance laws
Miles of protected bike lines
Miles of other bike lanes
Elevation range
Portland boasts the highest percentage of bike commuters of any US city, in part because Oregon lawmakers and city planners do what they can to accommodate riders: the city has nearly 240 total miles of bike lanes and comprehensive bike safety laws. Add Portland's brisk climate into the equation, and you've got one of the best cities in the nation for avid cyclists who aren't afraid of a little rain.
Washington, DC is the second-most congested city in the US6, so biking instead of driving can actually save time on your daily commute. DC might not have the most bike lanes on our list, but the city's public transit system makes up for this shortcoming7. Cyclists can combine their bike routes with a metro ride to commute further than they could by just riding their bikes.
3. Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis is home to 22 lakes and a sizeable stretch of the Mississippi River8, so cyclists can map their daily commutes to include scenic waterside views. The city's elevation range is also one of the lowest on our list—if you commute by bike in Minneapolis, you may be less likely to show up to work sweaty and out of breath.
San Francisco's cost of living is infamously high, so many people who work in the city have to commute from other parts of the Bay Area. Commuting this distance by bike might seem like an unrealistic option, but the area's public transit system, like DC's, allows cyclists to commute from further away by hybridizing their bike rides with travel by train and bus.9
5. New Orleans, LA
Another riverside city, New Orleans offers scenic rides for cyclists commuting along the Mississippi River or through the historic French Quarter. New Orleans can get extremely hot and humid in the summer, but the city's level terrain (almost!) guarantees you won't be sweating too hard when you get to the office.
Seattle has over 150 rainy days every year,10 so you might think it's not a good city for cyclists. However, with the sixth-highest percentage of bicycle commuters in the country, Seattle is home to a thriving community of committed cyclists who don raincoats and ponchos to brave the elements on their way to school and work.
7. Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia gets so congested during rush hour that it's often faster to bike to work than it is to drive through the city. And since Philadelphia's cost of living is much lower than San Francisco's, those who work downtown may be able to afford apartments and homes near enough to make biking feasible without additional public transit. Philly also has its own biking advocacy group called the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia.
8. Tucson, AZ
With only seven total miles of reported bike lanes, Tucson might not seem like a safe option for bike commuters. The city solves this problem with "The Loop," a paved trail that stretches over a hundred miles, which cyclists and pedestrians can use to get around Tucson without worrying about cars.11
9. Oakland, CA
In addition to its high percentage of bicycle commuters, Oakland is also home to the Scraper Bike Team, a community that teaches young people how to fix and build bicycles from old parts to encourage self-expression and ingenuity. The Scraper Bike Team also customizes and decorates bikes, which it sells from its youth-operated bike shop, The Shed.
10. Denver, CO
With over 340 miles of bike lanes, Denver is one of the most bike-accessible cities on our list even though it sits in tenth place in terms of actual bike commuters per capita. These numbers may increase, though, thanks to a Denver nonprofit called Bikes Together, which offers bicycle access and education to grow Denver's cycling community.
We based our rankings solely on the percentage of bike commuters in the largest US cities according to data from the US Census Bureau's 2017 American Community Survey. We didn't factor the other data points mentioned throughout into our rankings, though this information is important to each city's bike-friendly culture.
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The League of American Cyclists, "2018 Benchmarking Report," p. 256
INRIX, "Washington DC"
U.S. News, "What's It Like to Live in Washington, DC?"
Minneapolis.org, "13 Ways to Enjoy Our River & Lakes"
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The magazine of John Allen Chau26 the American missionary / adventurer who was killed While trying to meet members of an endangered tribe in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, he was released by his mother.
Chau was taken by fishermen to the island of North Sentinel, who said the tribesmen had shot him with arrows, dragged his body along the beach and buried him.
The magazine shows a treacherous journey through the darkness in a small fishing boat in the area in which the small trunk, about 5 feet 5 inches tall, lived in huts. Washington Post Reports.
Chau wrote that they were angry when he approached them, trying to speak their language and sing "worship songs."
"I shouted," My name is John, I love you and Jesus loves you, "Chau wrote in his journal.
He added that one of the teenagers had shot him with an arrow, but he pierced his watertight Bible.
Shortly before leaving the fishing boat on November 16, Chau wrote: "You may think I am crazy, but I think it is worth explaining this man to Jesus."
He added, "God, I do not want to die."
"Why does this beautiful place have to die so much here? I hope this is not one of my last notes, but if it is "God be glory". "
It is illegal to visit the island under Indian law, and seven fishermen were arrested for facilitating Chao's trip there.
The fishermen told the police they had last seen Chau alive on Friday.
His family wrote on InstagramHe was a beloved son, brother, uncle and best friend of ours. For others, he was a Christian missionary, an EMT in the wild, an international football coach and a mountaineer. He loved God, life, helped the needy and had only the love of the Sentinelese. "
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Копанка — небольшая речка в центре Вологды, правый приток Золотухи. Примерная длина реки составляет около 1,9 километра. В настоящее время река заключена в трубу. Над Копанкой в настоящее время находится сквер.

По разным данным, река является самостоятельным водотоком, либо каналом, прокопанным от реки Шограш. По этой причине существует две версии происхождения названия — от слова «копать» и от финноугорскоского «кобан еги» — быстрая вода.

По мнению историков И. П. Кукушкина и И. Ф. Никитинского, «судя по рельефу местности, Копанка не могла быть водоводом, а являлась рубежом обороны нижней части города».

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При Иване Грозном при строительстве вологодской крепости были вырыты оборонительные рвы. Река Копанка была сооружена для их дополнительного обводнения. Глубина Копанки в отдельных местах была до полутора метров.

Копанка отделяла часть города, где строились корабли, от напольной части.

В конце XIX века середина Копанки была засыпана при строительстве железной дороги. В 1970-е годы работы по засыпке канала были продолжены. Окончательно канал сровняли с землёй в начале 1990-х — после постройки многоэтажного дома в районе пересечения Копанки и Галкинской.

С 1960 по 1980 годы согласно плану развития зелёных посадок был заложен сквер по реке Копанке между улицами Зосимовской и Галкинской. Высажены берёзы, тополя, клёны, сосны, рябины, туи, боярышник, жимолость. На месте другой части русла сейчас расположены гаражи и дорога между ними.

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Реки Вологды
Подземные реки


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Enjoy Napster, Deezer, Mediafly and Classical.com anywhere in your home with a Logitech Squeezebox
LONDON — February 17, 2009 — To bring a world of music to Europeans, Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) today announced the support for new music services for the award-winning Logitech® Squeezebox™ network music players. Using your existing wireless home network and a Squeezebox, you can tune into music and entertainment from Napster®, Deezer, Mediafly and Classical.com – anywhere in your home.
Beginning today, Logitech is offering access to Napster's library of more than 7 million songs in the United Kingdom and Germany. The company is also adding support across Europe for Deezer's WebRadio and SmartRadio streamed music services, Mediafly's on-demand personalized channels of shows and podcasts, and Classical.com's selection of classical, jazz and blues music from around the world.
These new services have been added to existing services including Last.fm's personalized music streams and the Web-based digital music storage of MP3tunes Music Lockers.
"The addition of Napster, Deezer, Mediafly and Classical.com music services brings a dramatically richer selection of music to the Logitech Squeezebox," said David Wall, regional product manager of Logitech's streaming music business. "Now you have literally thousands of songs and radio stations at your fingertips. The only challenge is deciding what to listen to, and where."
Logitech Squeezebox network music players are available now online and at major retailers. Napster is available for a free 30-day trial period to Logitech Squeezebox owners in the United Kingdom and Germany. After 30 days, Napster is available for a monthly fee at www.napster.com. Classical.com is available for a free 30-day trial period to Logitech Squeezebox owners worldwide and full service subscriptions are available for at www.classical.com. Deezer WebRadio and SmartRadio free streamed music services are available worldwide at www.deezer.com. Mediafly is a free service available worldwide at www.mediafly.com.
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The Postojnska Park Complex, which is composed by the Postojna Cave and the Predjama Castle. It is the most visited place in Slovenia, having almost 1 million tourist annually. This exodus of travellers has a reason: the Postojna Cave is one of the most beautiful things we have ever seen in life.
The cave is about 24 km long, however only 5 of them are opened to the public. The nicest part is that 3,5 km is done by train! That's right, this is the only cave in the world with a train to take its visitors around its interior. The remaining 1,5 km you do by foot and with a guide. The whole tour takes about 1 hour and half.
We visited Postojna Cave during a bike trip from Italy to Slovenia. If you want to know more about our first cycle touring experience, check it out our Facebook, Instagram and Youtube Channel, where we have been posting weekly videos, such as the one below, about Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle.
Why have we liked so much Postojna Cave?
That wasn't our first cave. In fact, we have visited quite a few during our travels, such as the Cango Cave in South Africa and Ali Sadre Cave in Iran. However, none of them were as majestic as Postojna. It is divided in many chambers, galleries and passage ways, and each of them are unique. Its uniqueness are due to the difference in age, sizes, colours and shapes of the stalagmites, stalactite and speleothems – the latter also known as "curtains".
Spending the night in a former prison in Slovenia.
What are stalagmites, stalactites and speleothems?
Just for the record, so to avoid you to jump onto Google right now, stalagmites are those columns inside a cave that grow from bottom up. On the other hand, stalactites are the columns that grow from the ceiling down. Once they touch each other, they are known as columns. The speleothems are another type of formation which remind us of a curtain, as it is thin, wavy and long in length, not necessarily in height.
How are the chambers inside Postojna Cave?
and the Concert hall, the largest of all where it holds classic music concerts during the end of year festive holidays as well as other events. How cool would be to see a concert inside a cave?!
These are just to name a few of the many galleries, but they have a lot more, one more beautiful and surreal than the other – just remember that there are 5km to explore!
The whole cave's interior was "shaped" by the Pivka River, that goes through the Slovenian subsoil until it meets with another river and breaks through the surface once again, this time as Unica River.
What have we NOT liked about Postojna Cave?
The fame of the cave has also its negative side. The number of tourists that visit the attraction is really high and is hard to control them all. For instance, our group had about 50 people for one guide only and, despite the numerous pleas from the guide not to touch anything, people insisted in touching absolutely all stalagmites and stalactites they saw.
Why can't we touch the cave's interior?
We spoke with many people about that. After all, Slovenia is proud of holding the title "The most sustainable country in Europe". But this episode upset us dearly. What we heard from everybody is that just 1 fourth of the cave is opened for tourism when the rest is protected and far from the reach of the public.
The Olms are a kind of an albino blind pre-historic salamander living in the interior of the cave. They can live for up to 100 years, reach up to 25cm in length and survive up to 10 years without being fed – kind of the perfect pet for travellers ;). In a long time from now, people thought they were babies of dragons. It's a name carried to our days as they are still known as Baby Dragons.
In 2016, a female laid 50 eggs, which 22 gave birth. Yeeey! This fact impressed the Slovenians and the international community as the Olms reproduce every 10 years and, never before, this process had been observed by specialists.
At the end of the tour, there is an aquarium where you can see some of the baby drag…we mean, cave salamanders. Once again, despite the numerous pleas by our guide not to use light towards these animals – they are sensitive to light, people have not hesitated in flash their mobile lanterns to record, take pictures and see them better.
If you are visiting the Postojna Cave, DO NOT miss on the Predjama Castle! Seriously, this is the most fascinating castle we have ever seen. It was built within a 123 meters high rock and it is the only castle in the world of this kind.
Predjama, which means "in front of the cave" in Slovenian – Pred=in front of; Jama=cave, dates back to the XIII century. Although it lacks in comfortability to its – previous – residents, it makes up for security, which was far more important during the Middle Ages. There are many myths which surrounds Predjama Castle. You can find out about them during the tour, which an audio guide is provided at the entrance.
The most interesting though, is of a prince who was sieged by the Holy Roman Emperor for over a year. No one from the Roman Army could penetrate the castle to capture him. And the prince could obtain supplies for the residents (other families, servants, etc…) through hidden tunnels below the castle. The end of this story we leave for you to discover when you visit the place! But, as today we have Google, the biggest spoiler on earth, we will give the spoiler ourselves right now: He dies!
Below the castle, there are also a cave, which is said to be incredible beautiful. As it is a place for hibernation of bats, its entrance are opened from May to September only, during the warmer months.
How to get to Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle?
Indeed, the best option is by car. You rent one and life will be easier over there. However, if you are depending on public transport, there are a bus stop just by the cave. There are buses coming from Ljubljana, Koper, Nova Gorica, and even Croatia, that stops over there. There is also a train station in Postojna town, where you can take a bus from there to the cave. Surely, however, an easier way is to go on a tour arranged from your hostel/hotel in major cities, such as the ones we have cited above.
How to go from Postojna Cave to Predjama Castle?
The two attractions are about 9km away from each other. There is a transfer, but (always a but…) it is only available during the high season – July and August. The other months, you will have to manage on your own. Order a cab or go by bike, just like us!
Where to sleep and to eat in Postojna Cave?
The whole complex has plenty of restaurants, bars and coffees. Just opposite the entrance of the cave, there is the Jama Hotel. It's a luxurious hotel with daily packages combined with the entrance to the cave and castle – quite worth checking, by the way. Another option is the centre of Postojna town, with many hotels and B&Bs.


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Che Guevara: Road to Radical
Alexander Manibusan
His face is known all over the world. With his long thick hair and charismatic stare, Che Guevara is globally recognized as a symbol for revolution and rebellion. He was the young medical student who sought to free the world not only from disease but also from oppression, poverty, and corruption by any means necessary. Around the world, especially in Latin America, Che Guevara is seen as a hero of the poor. But in other places, such as in the United States, he is regarded as a communist warlord whose radicalism only left chaos. But who was this Che Guevara? And how is it that this Argentinian physician became one of the most polarizing characters in modern history?
Ernesto Guevara was born on June 14, 1928 in Rosario, Argentina. As a child, Guevara suffered from asthma attacks, and he was mostly taught at home by his mother. This is where Guevara's mental cogs about politics began to turn, for he was exposed to his mother's radical views, and he also read several controversial leftist works in his family's library. And at the age of fourteen, Guevara joined the Partido Unión Democrática, an organization that opposed the Argentine dictator Juan Perón. Influenced by his chronic asthma and his grandmother's death from cancer, Guevara decided medicine was what he wanted to do, and in 1948, he went to the University of Buenos Aires.1
"I dreamed about being a famous researcher. I dreamed of working tirelessly to achieve something that could really be put at the disposal of humanity…" —Ernesto Guevara2
Guevara in Argentina in 1951 | Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
In 1953, Guevara finished his studies and became a physician, but a few years before that, he decided to take a few motorcycle trips around Latin America. The first trip was in 1950, and the second was from 1951 to 1952 with his friend Alberto Granado, a biochemist. The two medical students would travel through Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela. Guevara then went to the United States by himself, only to be extremely broke before heading back to Argentina.3 It was on this second trip that Guevara and Granado witnessed unimaginable levels of poverty, disease, and hunger. During their time in Chile, Guevara wrote in his diary how the hospitals they visited had filthy operating rooms, poor lighting, limited surgical instruments, and virtually no awareness of hygiene. Compared to Argentina, Chile's standard of living was low and unemployment was high. Even for those who did work, such as the Chilean miners, the authorities provided them with little protection.4 After Guevara became a doctor, he went on another trip—this time to Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.
This third trip only added more inspiration for Guevara to enter the political realm, for he observed the mobilization of workers and reforms in Bolivia following the Bolivian Revolution in 1952. It was then and there that Guevara believed that in order for him to change the world for good, he was going to need more than just medicine.5
In the early 1950s, the world was in the early stages of the Cold War. The two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, each believed that their ways of ordering their economies and politics was the right way, and the rest of the world was forced to join one side or the other. Much like the rest of the world, Latin American countries' decisions could mean their survival or destruction. This was an especially difficult for time for Latin American countries because many of them were run by their country's elites or military dictators. Many within those countries saw communism as their solution for liberty, which led the United States to become involved in Latin American affairs, both overtly and covertly, to control its communist potential.6
Take Guatemala: from the 1940s to the early 195os, the natives had their land taken away by the United Fruit Company, an American corporation that had banana plantations in the country. The democratically-elected president Jacobo Árbenz sought big changes in his country, including giving those appropriated lands back to the natives. He was able to redistribute some of the uncultivated lands to the Guatemalan peasants, while compensating the landowners.7 However, in 1954, Árbenz was overthrown by a U.S.- sponsored military coup.8 The United States claimed that they were simply preventing communists from taking private property. After all, they said, Árbenz did embrace Marxist ideas and his government did contain members from the Communist Party. In reality, however, the U.S. was protecting an American company's profits and the government that replaced Árbenz turned out to be murderous.9
Guevara was actually working in Guatemala as a doctor when this happened. In fact, it was in Guatemala that he earned the nickname "Che," which roughly translates as "hey you." However, when Árbenz was overthrown, Guevara was shocked and sought refuge in the Argentinian embassy. Guevara witnessed not only just how powerful the United States was, but also how imperialistic and intimidating it was. How can a country that believes in democracy and freedom aggressively attack a smaller nation? For the next two months, still in the embassy, Guevara studied all he could find on Marxism. However, no matter how much he studied, Guevara felt there was no hope to further change Guatemala from its current state.10 From the embassy, Guevara escaped to Mexico City, where he would continue studying Marxism and eventually meet Cuban revolutionaries Fidel and Raul Castro.11
The Communist Symbol | Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
Marxist theory is a collection of economic, social, and political ideas developed by German philosopher Karl Marx.12 This theory has been used in labor, anti-colonial, feminist, civil rights, and environmental movements. Although it can be used in a variety of movements, Marx was specifically interested in the behavior of industrial capitalism. He observed that the wealth produced by a factory was made possible by the workers who worked for long hours for little pay. However, only a few, such as the factory owners, benefited from most of this wealth creation, while the workers were left impoverished.13 What Marxist theory provides is an alternative to this capitalist process. In Marxist vocabulary, the capitalist elite is called the bourgeoisie and the workers are called the proletariat. Because of the class conflict inherent in the process of capitalist production, Marx predicted that the proletariat would overthrow the bourgeoisie.14 In fact, the objective of Marxist theory is to overthrow the bourgeoisie, establish a dictatorship of the working class, and begin the process of communism, where, ideally, wealth is distributed evenly to everybody. Once in charge of the state, the proletariat will be able to transform the oppressive nature of the state and replace it with an organization that administers the coordination of society's production, or "the administration of things." The state structure of oppression will then "wither away" and humanity will enter an egalitarian society and live according to the Marxist phrase "from each according to his abilities—to each according to his needs."15 This would be the communist stage that Marx envisioned as the necessary resolution of the class conflicts of the capitalist stage of development. There would no longer be rich and poor—there would no longer be social oppressions of any kind. However, in order to establish that classless society, the proletariat must first create a revolution to seize power from the bourgeoisie.
Che Guevara (left) and Fidel Castro (right) in 1961 | Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
After the replacement of Árbenz, Guevara believed that the U.S. was his enemy and presumed that it was vital to destroy the agents of capitalism and imperialism. When he met Fidel and Raul Castro, he agreed to help them overthrow the U.S.-backed dictatorship in Cuba.16 In 1956, Guevara and eighty-two other fighters, guerrillas, sailed to Cuba, determined to overthrow the dictator Fulgencio Batista. However, once they arrived, they were ambushed and half of the group was instantly killed. In the midst of the ambush, Guevara was left with two things to choose: a first-aid kit or a box of bullets. With adrenaline flooding him and the will to survive, he chose the box of bullets.17 It was there, on that Cuban beach, that Che Guevara was no longer some ordinary doctor. Rather, he converted to a guerrilla fighter, who would not let anything stand in his way, even if it means killing others.
After fleeing to the Sierra Maestra mountains, the remaining guerrilla fighters had to reformulate their mission. For the next two years, they recruited peasant farmers and other Cubans to join their cause.18 With strategic and swift lightning raids, they gradually crushed Batista's forces. In December 1958, fighters under the command of Guevara invaded the city of Santa Clara. Hearing this news, Batista feared his defeat was unavoidable, and so he fled to the Dominican Republic. On January 8, 1959, Cuba was now in the hands of the Castros and Guevara.19
The overthrowing of Batista wouldn't have been possible without the utilization of guerrilla warfare. Derived from the Spanish term for "little war," guerrilla warfare describes the tactics small groups can use against bigger, typically better-equipped, forces. Usually, guerrilla fighters rely on tactics such as ambush, espionage, and sabotage. By no means is guerrilla warfare a new concept. During the American Revolution, the colonists learned from the natives to hide in dense forest regions and attack the British army by surprise. In World War II, guerrilla (or underground) forces in France fought against Nazi occupation. Other examples include the American Civil War, the Chinese Civil War, and the Vietnam War.20
In 1961, Guevara's handbook, Guerrilla Warfare, was published. In it, he describes how the Cuban rebels were able to be so successful. He writes that it is not necessary to wait for all the ideal conditions for a revolution to occur. Especially when it comes to colonialism or imperialism, Guevara mentions certain things can create fertile ground for revolution and that guerrilla fighters, with lightning speed, can engage against weak government forces. This can be accomplished easily in rural regions since government forces are weaker there than in cities.21 Guevara writes not only about how guerrilla warfare works, but also how to create a revolution, and that it is possible for popular forces to win a war against an army bigger than them. 22 Guevara's work would become a sort of manual for organizations such as the guerrillas of the Argentine Workers Revolutionary Party, the Sandinistas in Nicaragua, and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation in Mexico.23
In Cuba, Guevara was responsible for setting up medical clinics and taught peasants how to read. In fact, over time, the literacy rates in Cuba rivaled that of the United States and western European countries.24 He would also draft a law that redistributed land to the people.25 Under the new Castro government, all Cubans now had access to jobs, medical care, and free education.26 Although everyone had food to eat and a roof over their head, Cuba never became a paradise.
Although there was no longer poor and rich, it did not mean that the Cubans were living in a utopia. Cubans still lacked certain freedoms, such as speaking against the government or traveling outside the country. Under Fidel Castro's regime, they tried and executed 483 people, mainly Batista's supporters, in the span of three months.27 Castro would also often purge anyone who would speak in favor of policies he disagreed with.28 Not only did Cuba lack liberty, but it also lacked a stable economy, because Guevara assumed positions for jobs he had no expertise in. Although he tried to reestablish Cuba's economy, Guevara ultimately couldn't, due to the lack of sufficient money for development, the lack of established markets, and lack of advanced technology.29 Essentially, Cuba replaced one dictator with another, and so many Cubans secretly left, hoping to find freedom elsewhere. Sadly, the people Guevara was trying to help and save, ended up fleeing from him and so his dream for Cuba resulted in failure.
Although Guevara never accomplished his goal for a fair and just world, many see him as a paragon for standing against goliathan forces. However, there is also evidence that Guevara was a criminal, since he was involved in the creation of Cuba's new notorious dictatorship. Guevara started with worthy intentions, yet when did he cross the line from being a moderate individual to a radical? What was the spark that led this physician to become a fighter for revolution? With multiple events, such as his motortcycle trips and the attack in Guatemala, did Guevara become a radical abruptly, or was it more subtle? The story of Che Guevara is a testament to humanity that reveals to us that history is a spectrum of perspectives and that anyone has the potential to transform into a radical.
Contemporary Hispanic Biography, 2003, s.v. "Guevara, Ché (Ernesto): 1928-1967: Revolutionary Leader," by Kari Bethel. ↵
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, The Motorcycle Diaries: Notes on a Latin America Journey (Melbourne: Ocean Press, 2003), 167. ↵
Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice, 2007, s.v. "Guevara, Che (1928-1967)," by Gary L. Anderson. ↵
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, The Motorcycle Diaries: Notes on a Latin America Journey (Melbourne: Ocean Press, 2003), 87. ↵
John C. Chasteen, Born In Fire & Blood: A Concise History of Latin America 4th ed. (New York: W.W Norton & Company, 2016), 275. ↵
John C. Chasteen, Born In Fire & Blood: A Concise History of Latin America, Fourth Edition (New York: W.W Norton & Company, 2016), 279. ↵
Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice, 2007, s.v. "Marxist Theory," by Gary L. Anderson. ↵
Encyclopedia of Communication Theory, 2009, s.v. "Marxist Theory," by Ronald Walter Greene. ↵
Encyclopedia of Political Science, 2011, s.v. "Withering Away of the State"; Karl Marx, "Critique of the Gotha Programme," in Marx: Later Political Writings, ed. Terrell Carver (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996), 214-215. ↵
John C. Chasteen, Born In Fire & Blood: A Concise History of Latin America Fourth Edition (New York: W.W Norton & Company, 2016), 284. ↵
Global Events: Milestone Events Throughout History, 2014, s.v. "Che Guevara Publishes Guerrilla Warfare," by Jennifer Stock. ↵
Encyclopedia of Espionage, Intelligence and Security, 2003, s.v. "Guerrilla Warfare," by María López. ↵
Encyclopedia of Espionage, Intelligence, and Security, 2003, s.v. "Guerrilla Warfare," by María López. ↵
Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture, 2008, s.v., "Castro Ruz, Fidel (1926-2016)," by Michael Powelson. ↵
Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture, 2008, s.v., "Since 1959," by Jonathan C. Brown. ↵
John C. Chasteen, Born In Fire & Blood: A Concise History of Latin America Fourth Edition (New York: W.W Norton & Company, 2016), 285-291. ↵
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Fidel Castro, Latin America, Marxism
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Certainly a summarizing article! I liked the explanation given about communism and the Cold War. The depiction of Guevera is certainly one of an idealistic Latin-American: I liked the contrast given about his persona during that moment when he has to decide whether to choose the bullets or the first-aid kit: great description! El Che was indeed a controversial figure. I still remember reading some of his speeches in the post-Cuban-Revolution period; it was shocking to realize how easy was for him to justifiy killing others for the sake of an utilitarian and utopian idealism. A brave South-American, nonetheless, as the many that late XX century saw
This was a very interesting article, and I found it very helpful how they had put a video at the end of it, to help explain/delve deeper into the life of Che Guevara. He was not only an Argentine Marxist revolutionary, but a physician, and a guerrilla fighter and leader as well. He was able to accomplish so many things in his short life which is honestly so extraordinary. Although some might see him as the bad guy, others see him as a savior. He will always be remembered as a revolutionary icon, no matter what.
Outstanding article! It was a good consideration to attach the video, it helped to dive deep into the story of Che Guevara. Guevara tried fervently to fight for Human Right in all Latin America, however, I think that his good intentions went a little too far as the article explains how he radicalized his thoughts. Che Guevara will always be remembered as an icon of revolution, and as a type of Robin Hood, we will ask ourselves: Was he a hero or a villain?


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"Moczarski's Case" is the story of Kazimierz Moczarski - a famous Polish journalist, a resistance officer in occupied Poland during WW2, author of a book called "Conversations with an Executioner".The film in a metaphorical way tells the story of his life and his encounter with a Nazi general - Jürgen Stroop, the liquidator of the Warsaw Ghetto.
Born in 1982. He graduated from Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow (Poland) where he completed his MA studies at the Painting Department and the Animated Film Studio of Jerzy Kucia. During his studies he did two short animation films: TV-Set and Little Black square. In 2014 he directed a short film A Blue Room. It had the world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in Critics Week section. The film received the award for the Best Animation at the 22nd Curtas Vila do Conde Film Festival (Portugal), the Silver Hobby-Horse at Krakow Film Festival (Poland) and many other awards. His films have been presented at numerous festivals , e.g. in Clermont- Ferrand, Cannes, Utrecht, Zagreb, Uppsala, Stuttgart, Krakow. Siwiński is a member of the international association of animators ASIFA and The Polish Filmmakers Association. He is currently working on a long feature film project.


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Automaker Startup Funding Is Fast And Furious
Joanna Glasner jglasner
When it comes to startup investment, automakers are still going full speed ahead.
From ride-hailing apps to driverless car technology, transportation startups have attracted unprecedented sums of investment capital from auto manufacturers in recent years. In the past few quarters, that trend has been accelerating.
An analysis of Crunchbase data shows that since the beginning of 2019, the world's largest car and truck manufacturers have led financing rounds valued at more than $6 billion. Over that period, they've participated in more than 50 deals for several million dollars and up, indicating an expanded willingness to pump significant sums into rounds.
"It has been a continuation of the trends for many of the automakers that have been particularly active over the past few years," said Chris Stallman, a partner at Detroit-based transport venture firm Fontinalis Partners. "In 2019 and 2020, however, it has been interesting to see a few automakers—particularly those in Asia—aggressively ramping up their innovation efforts."
Below, we take a more detailed look at where Big Auto is putting its capital, which companies are spending the most and where the current investment path is headed.
Hot Sectors, Big Rounds
First, let's look at where the money's going. The sectors driving away with the largest sums of automaker capital include autonomous driving technology, electric cars, batteries and ride-hailing.
We break out the largest funding recipients in Big Auto-led rounds in the chart below. (See full list of automaker-led investments since 2019 here.)
For the most part, the same subsectors have been attracting automaker interest for years, but the funding dynamics have changed some in recent quarters.
In particular, we're seeing more partnerships and joint investments involving multiple automakers. Examples include Honda's participation in a $1.15 billion May round for GM's self-driving unit, Cruise, and Volkswagen's $2.6 billion round for Ford-backed Argo AI. Even longtime rivals Daimler and BMW are teaming up by launching a joint venture for mobility services.
"I'm not sure 5 to 10 years ago we would have imagined Ford and Volkswagen coming together to collaborate on electric and autonomous vehicles, or Daimler and BMW's collaboration on mobility services," Stallman said.
However, as the true cost of launching electric and autonomous vehicles—and competing against Uber and Lyft on mobility services—has come into greater clarity, these partnerships make quite a bit of sense.
Another broad trend is a move toward components developers. The years 2016 to 2018 were active for acquiring full-stack autonomous vehicle technology companies, Stallman noted. But more recently, automakers are turning their attention to enabling and component technologies that align with in-house architectures. This isn't broadly reflected in the largest deals chart above, but looking at a list of all automaker-backed rounds since 2019, it's a more visible trend.
Most Active Investors
There's wide variation among automakers in startup round counts. Several are, on average, participating in more than one sizable deal a month. Others are more sporadic.
Below, we take a look at the most active by deal count since the beginning of last year:
One key takeaway is that we're seeing more startup capital coming from large auto manufacturers in Asia.
Hyundai in particular has upped its game. The Korean auto giant wasn't much involved in the startup space before 2017, according to Crunchbase data. In the last few years, however, the company has backed at least 35 rounds, including 18 since the beginning of 2019.
Toyota, meanwhile, tied with BMW as the second most active investor. The count for Toyota included several supergiant rounds of $100 million.
It's also worth pointing out companies not in the rankings. Tesla, for instance, hasn't been doing much startup investing, presumably preferring to innovate in-house. Fiat Chrysler is also not active in venture-stage investing, nor are France's PSA Group or Japan's Suzuki and Mazda.
While automakers did a lot of startup investing in 2019, they didn't do much acquiring.
There were a few deals: Honda bought Drivemode, a Silicon Valley developer of smartphone apps for drivers, in its first startup acquisition to date; Tesla snapped up DeepScale, a computer vision startup; and PSA Group acquired TravelCar, a platform for car rentals and parking it had previously backed.
Big Auto is, however, increasingly competing with Big Tech in the transport space. Just last week, for instance, Apple bought Xnor.ai, a developer of technology with applications in the automotive space, and over the summer picked up Drive.ai, a developer of autonomous driving software. Google also has made some transport acquisitions, as have Uber and other ride-hailing players.
Interest from Big Tech is a concern, as the most valuable technology companies are worth many multiples more than the biggest automakers, making M&A an unlevel playing field.
That said, automakers' investment activity shows they're serious about keeping abreast of innovation in spaces that impact them by putting more money than ever toward stakes in startups, even if they're not buying them whole.
Main photo courtesy of Florian Steciuk via Unsplash.
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Robert Creeley Quotes
A collection of quotes and thoughts by Robert Creeley on time, river, friends, imagination, thoughtful, thinking, reading, poetry, narrative and experience.
41 Top Robert Creeley Quotes That Will Positively Influence Your Line Of Thought
Famous As: Poet, Writer, University teacher
Born On: May 21, 1926
Died On: March 30, 2005
Born In: Arlington
Robert Creeley is considered as one of the most influential American poets of the 20th century. He was well-recognized for his association with the Black Mountain group of poets. During the year 1946, Creeley published his first poem \'Wake' in the 'Harvard Magazine' while he was a student there. Later in the year 1954, Creeley was asked to join the members of faculty at the, 'Black Mountain College' and edit the 'Black Mountain Review'. Creeley has been credited for publishing more than 60 books of poetry in America and other countries. 'Life and Death', 'Later', 'Mirror', 'Memory Gardens' and 'The Finger' are few of his poems. Other writers and poet described his style of writing as very distinctive and elliptical. Apart from poetry, Creeley authored more than a dozen books and essays. This American poet earned many honors including, 'Lannan Lifetime Achievement Award' and was also elected as the 'Chancellor of Academy of American Poets' in 1999. Robert's sayings on life, writing and reading are very deep and will leave you thinking. Below, we have collected few of Robert Creeley's quotes and sayings that will change your interpretation of things in life.
Love, if you love me, lie next to me. Be for me, like rain, the getting out of the tiredness, the fatuousness, the semi- lust of intentional indifference. Be wet with a decent happiness.
You Me Love Like Happiness
It's the classic story form. All staying equal, or proving equal, or being equal, this will all continue, and the next time around, we'll move on to see what happened to Harry after he dove in the river, or who his friend John really was, and so on.
Time Will
There are a lot of editorials that have nothing to do with anything like that. But I was just thinking of that sense of prose as being very responsible and perceptive, thoughtful, intimate, and contriving a quote statement.
Again like Williams, with the emphasis now regrettable, when a man makes a poem, makes it mind you, he takes the words as he finds them lying interrelated about him.
All of which was OK, as that proved then, I certainly wouldn't contradict it as a necessary sense of things.
And what's fascinating in The Ten Thousand Things is that although there's time, an inexorable time of the three generations of lives, actively present, but place is the time, time doesn't really have to do with simply the human experience of it.
Experience Time
Don't name it, as they say, because instantly you offer it to this peculiar authority.
First you wonder if they're separate stories, but no, they're not, they're contingent stories and they form a pattern. And you begin with some of the island as the place to which the heroine of the book returns.
I know this body is impatient. I know I constitute only a meager voice and mind. Yet I loved, I love. I want no sentimentality. I want no more than home.
Love Home I
He lives out in Orchard Park. I mean, to be able to sit on the bench so patiently, for whatever part, and to be able to get up and do something, with such heroic competencies would be great.
It's as though all the terms of a family were present at one time rather than his dad and his mum. Not just a present authority, but the resident memory of what qualifies what else is the case.
Time Family
Suddenly the whole imagination of writing and editorial and newspaper and all these presumptions about who am I reading this, and who else other people may be, and all that, it's so grimly brutal!
That poetry survived in its formal agencies finally, and that prose survived to get something said.
What has happened makes the world. Live on the edge, looking.
The irony of our social group is that so often everyone feels this, but there's no company whatsoever in that feeling. Think of Pound's great emphasis, the way out is via the door.
The pattern of the narrative never of necessity wants to end, it never has to.
The awful thing, as a kid reading, was that you came to the end of the story, and that was it. I mean, it would be heartbreaking that there was no more of it.
You I
You were saying that once when visiting Yale, you were struck that unlike Pound, Williams's thinking was volatile, I mean, did not stay locked into a pattern of concepts that then defined his subsequent necessary behavior, whereas Pound did.
What a great thing! To be a writer! Words are something you can carry in your head. You can really 'travel light.'
Communication is mutual feeling with someone, not a didactic process of information.
I heard words and words full of holes aching.
For love - I would split open your head and put a candle in behind the eyes.
When I speak, I speaks.
Locale is both a geographic term and the inner sense of being.
Thought is a process of work, joy is an issue of work
Writing is the same as music. It's in how you phrase it, how you hold back the note, bend it, shape it, then release it. And what you don't play is as important as what you do say.
You Music
The Lady has always moved to the next town and you stumble on after Her.
My love's manners in bed are not to be discussed by me
Comes the time when it's later and onto your table the headwaiter puts the bill
Oh well, I will say here, knowing each man, let you find a good wife too, and love her as hard as you can.
You Love Will I
No matter how wild reality was obviously often being, it was an absolutely secure place, as a tone and intelligence, and a thing happening.
It is hard going to the door cut so small in the wall where the vision which echoes loneliness brings a scent of wild flowers in the wood.
God give you pardon from gratitude and other mild forms of servitude.
You God
I will go to the garden. I will be a romantic. I will sell myself in hell, in heaven also I will be.
Will I
O love, where are you leading me now?
You Me Love
I don't think any man writing can worry about what the act of writing costs him, even though at times he is very aware of it.
Form is never more than an extension of content.
Never Art
As I get older, I recognize that my thinking about poetry may or may not have anything actively to do with my actual work as a poet. This strikes me as no thing cynically awry but rather seems again instance of that hapless or possibly happy fact, we do not as humans seem necessarily aware of what we are physically or psychically doing at all!
My wife and I lived all alone, contention was our only bone. I fought with her, she fought with me, and things went on right merrily. But now I live here by myself with hardly a damn thing on the shelf, and pass my days with little cheer since I have parted from my dear.
Me Alone I
I did however used to think, you know, in the woods walking, and as a kid playing the the woods, that there was a kind of immanence there - that woods, a places of that order, had a sense, a kind of presence, that you could feel; that there was something peculiarly, physically present, a feeling of place almost conscious ... like God. It evoked that.
You Think God Like I
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Deuteronomy 25:5-10
Respect for the Sanctity of Others
25:5 If brothers live together and one of them dies without having a son, the dead man's wife must not remarry someone outside the family. Instead, her late husband's brother must go to her, marry her, 1 and perform the duty of a brother-in-law. 2 25:6 Then 3 the first son 4 she bears will continue the name of the dead brother, thus preventing his name from being blotted out of Israel. 25:7 But if the man does not want to marry his brother's widow, then she 5 must go to the elders at the town gate and say, "My husband's brother refuses to preserve his brother's name in Israel; he is unwilling to perform the duty of a brother-in-law to me!" 25:8 Then the elders of his city must summon him and speak to him. If he persists, saying, "I don't want to marry her," 25:9 then his sister-in-law must approach him in view of the elders, remove his sandal from his foot, and spit in his face. 6 She will then respond, "Thus may it be done to any man who does not maintain his brother's family line!" 7 25:10 His family name will be referred to 8 in Israel as "the family 9 of the one whose sandal was removed." 10
1 tn Heb "take her as wife"; NRSV "taking her in marriage."
2 sn This is the so-called "levirate" custom (from the Latin term levir, "brother-in-law"), an ancient provision whereby a man who died without male descendants to carry on his name could have a son by proxy, that is, through a surviving brother who would marry his widow and whose first son would then be attributed to the brother who had died. This is the only reference to this practice in an OT legal text but it is illustrated in the story of Judah and his sons (Gen 38) and possibly in the account of Ruth and Boaz (Ruth 2:8; 3:12; 4:6).
3 tn Heb "and it will be that."
4 tn Heb "the firstborn." This refers to the oldest male child.
5 tn Heb "want to take his sister-in-law, then his sister in law." In the second instance the pronoun ("she") has been used in the translation to avoid redundancy.
6 sn The removal of the sandal was likely symbolic of the relinquishment by the man of any claim to his dead brother's estate since the sandal was associated with the soil or land (cf. Ruth 4:7-8). Spitting in the face was a sign of utmost disgust or disdain, an emotion the rejected widow would feel toward her uncooperative brother-in-law (cf. Num 12:14; Lev 15:8). See W. Bailey, NIDOTTE 2:544.
7 tn Heb "build the house of his brother"; TEV "refuses to give his brother a descendant"; NLT "refuses to raise up a son for his brother."
8 tn Heb "called," i.e., "known as."
9 tn Heb "house."
10 tn Cf. NIV, NCV "The Family of the Unsandaled."
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Christopher Corbin was born in 1982 in Texas, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Spicy Mac Project (2009), The Cypherian (2009) and Hillbillies (2014). He has been married to Melanie Howard since July 6, 2010.


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A Széchenyi liget Békéscsaba belvárosi ligete. Nyugatról az Élővíz-csatorna, délről a Kórház utca, keletről a Békéscsabai Előre stadionja, északról az izraelita temető és az új zsinagóga határolja. Területe mintegy . Élővíz-csatorna sétány vadgesztenye- és tölgyfái néven helyi jelentőségű természetvédelmi terület.

Története
A liget területén a 18. század végén, II. József uralkodása idején epreskert volt, majd a 19. században temetőt alakítottak ki, amelyet 1850-ben elköltöztettek. Az újonnan parkosított területet, ahol 1861-ben egy söröző és egy gőzfürdő is megnyitotta a kapuit, a korabeliek a "város mulató erdőcskéjének" nevezték. Hivatalos neve 1860-tól volt Széchenyi-liget. Később Sétakertnek és Népkertnek is hívták.

Az 1865-ben a békéscsabai Sztraka Ernő tervei alapján átrendezett liget már oktatási célokat is szolgált: a város iskolái természetismeret tanórákat tarthattak benne a szabad ég alatt. Ugyanekkor a pavilonokat is felújították a szintén helyi mérnök, Ádám Gusztáv elképzelései szerint.

1876-ban elkezdődött a növényzet újratelepítése, és egy üvegház is helyet kapott a pakban. 1879-ben itt épült meg az Élővíz-csatorna második hídja, az ún. "Vashíd".

Az 1888. évi árvíz jelentős károkat okozott, a növények nagy része elpusztult, a vendéglő és a fürdő használhatatlanná vált. A ma látható fák nagy része és a sétautak hálózata az árvizet követő újjáépítés során került a ligetbe.

A Kádár-korszak első felében a park nagyon népszerű volt, itt tartották a május 1-jei ünnepeket. Az 1960-as években pár évig egy kisebb állatkert is működött itt. Ekkortájt nyilvánították helyileg védett természetvédelmi területté.

A liget főbejáratánál 1991-ben állították fel a szépen faragott székelykaput, Békéscsaba testvérvárosa, Székelyudvarhely ajándékát.

A 20. század utolsó évtizedeiben egyre rosszabb állapotba kerülő Széchenyi ligetet 2007-ben újította fel a Körösök Völgye Natúrpark Egyesület és a város az Európai Unió támogatásával. A régi növényzet rendezése és új telepítése mellett ökoturisztikai ismeretterjesztő útvonalat alakítottak ki, amelyet gyalogosan és kerékpárral is be lehet járni, az egykori sörházból látogatóközpont lett, a sétautak mentén új utcabútorokat helyeztek el, és a pavilont is felújították. Utóbbiban kiállítások és könyvtár kaptak helyet.

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Békés megye földrajza
Békéscsaba
Magyarország parkjai
Magyarország védett területei


This piece was modeled after my Mom's wedding slip which I own. I made photocopies of her jewelry – wedding rings, medals, lockets, etc. and affixed them between 2 layers of very thin handmade paper.
The original photograph of my paternal grandmother was the inspiration for this paper coat. I knew she was fashionable with the raccoon stole so I interpreted this into a raccoon coat.
Inspired by 3 photographs of my aunts who were very youthful and adventurous. Pearls were popular and significant at the time.
Inspired by my paternal grandmother who enjoyed collecting butterflies.
"Bridesmaids Tale" is inspired by a photo of my mother as a bridesmaid. I was struck by her poise and pride.


Not much walking today, I'm afraid. The weather is cool and wet, and it has been just too tempting to stay home and get some work done. Things will change tomorrow when we head over to Chelmsford for some meetings before we dive into the rest of our week, but for today, I'll just share this photo of the evening primroses (Oenothera biennis) that are growing in our front garden. The weather conditions must be perfect for them this year, because we've never seen them so huge and healthy..


There are plenty of things to do in Alhaurín including playing a round of golf on one of the best Golf courses of the Costa del Sol.
Rent a car in Marbella for the day because Alhaurin el Grande is a mere 15-minute drive inland from Monda Castle.
You will pass the village of Coin, keep driving on until you get to the exit for Alhaurin, it is easy to find!
Alhaurin el Grande is located on the Sierra de Mijas hillside and offers many sightseeing attractions.
One of the best things to do in Alhaurín is playing Golf on one of their impressive golf courses. Alhaurin Golf is one of the most spectacular golf courses on the Costa del Sol. The course consists of 18 holes par 72 that has been designed by the legendary golf player Severiano Ballesteros and a 9-hole par 3.
The entire course gives uninterrupted stunning views of the Sierra de Mijas and the Mediterranean Sea.
It is a challenging course as some areas are uneven so it is a great challenge for the experienced player with middle and high handicap.
This church sits in a pretty square called "Plaza Baja" that is surrounded by some lovely Spanish tapas bars.
Behind the church is the "Arco del Cobertizo" (The Arch of Protection) This arch actually dates back to the 12th century. It is from the Muslim period and was the gateway to the medina and was likely part of the city walls.
When visiting Alhaurin el Grande, you can not leave without having visited the Museum of Bread. It is located in the midst of the ruins of an old church in the town center.
This tourist attraction has been in operation for over 120 years. Here you can learn everything there is to know about the production of Olive Oil.
If you are traveling with children and are looking for fun things to do in Alhaurín, you should visit the Freedom Park.
. In the newly developed area of Alhaurin you will find the Freedom Park. It is one of the largest green areas of the town stretching over more than 4400m2. You can find tropical gardens, walking paths, amazing waterfalls and there is an entertainment area for children up to 10 years of age.