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A federal judge on Friday nullified the life sentences of Lee Boyd Malvo for his role in the sniper shootings in Virginia in 2002 because a 2012 Supreme Court ruling that declared that life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for juveniles. In 2016, it was determined that the Supreme Court ruling could be applied retroactively, such as in Malvo's case, who was 17 at the time of the crimes, the Washington Post reported.
U.S. District Court Judge Raymond A. Jackson ordered re-hearings for Malvo despite his guilty plea.
BREAKING NEWS: DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo had his LIFE SENTENCE overturned. pic.twitter.com/wi0r7z8erp— Everything DMV (@TheDMVDaily) May 26, 2017
Jackson's ruling, however, doesn't apply to the six life sentences Malvo, now 32, received in Maryland after he pleaded guilty to six murder charges there. His lawyers are appealing the sentences in state and federal court on the same grounds.
Those cases remain pending.
The rulings don't vacate Malvo's sentences either. Instead, the courts in Fairfax and Spotsylvania must resentence Malvo on the standards devised by the Supreme Court in 2012.
It's still possible that he receive the same sentences.
Malvo and John Allen Muhammad were convicted of 10 murders in a three-week period in the Washington area. Muhammad was sentenced to death, and executed in 2009.
On the other hand, Malvo was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole in 2004.


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Entrepreneurship Bootcamp
Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, a fall semester, one-day glimpse into entrepreneurship at CMU and Pittsburgh, is the kickoff to our CONNECTS series.
Sponsored by: Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship and Graduate Entrepreneurship Club
Saturday, September 8, 2018
1:30-5:00 pm
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by Rev. Doug Gray
In one Peanuts comic strip, Lucy demands that Linus change TV channels and threatens him with her fist if he doesn't. "What makes you think you can walk right in here and take over?" asks Linus. "These five fingers," says Lucy. "Individually they're nothing but when I curl them together like this into a single unit, they form a weapon that is terrible to behold." "Which channel do you want?" asks Linus. Turning away, he looks at his fingers and says, "Why can't you guys get organized like that?" Anyone else remember having a conversation like this with one of your brothers or sisters when you were growing up? I think Lucy may have studied the Colin Powell Doctrine: If you're going to do get into a conflict, her idea for settling conflict is to bring the overwhelming force. Jesus has other ideas, three simple steps to dealing with conflict that tries to keep, even heal a relationship.
Step 1: One on one.
The first step is perhaps the hardest: we have to tell the person who has hurt us what they have done. Jesus says, "If your brother sins against you, go and show him his fault, just between the two of you. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over." If we are really hurt, we have to do this face-to-face. No emails. No phone calls. No texting. Face-to-face makes it clear that we value the person we are talking with. Jesus says, "go and show him his fault." The courage and respect you show by non-threateningly sharing encourages the other person to do the same. Problem solved!
Step 2: Take a witness.
If your first conversation does not solve the problem, then try again, but with someone along. This witness is a safety for both sides of the argument. The witness helps both parties from going ballistic, and also ensures both sides are being heard. Again, there is respect and the hope that the matter can be resolved and the relationship healed.
Step 3: Tell it to the church.
Now the community is invited in to bring resolution. If the wrong-doer still will not repent (literally, "turn around") then Jesus says they are to be treated "as you would a pagan or a tax collector." I think many of us think of this step kind of like Lucy standing over Linus—the church using its authority to punish people by casting wrong-doers out of the church. But how did Jesus treat pagans and tax-collectors? He spent time with them, loved and respected them, and found that they had an easier time turning to God than the "holy rollers" of His day. They were his mission field, the lost sheep the Good Shepherd wanted to find. A wrong-doer who will not change, then, is no longer part of the church, but should still receive the same kind of grace Jesus showed the outsiders of His time.
Why is this so revolutionary? Why do these simple, common sense steps have such power? Why is this church the hope of the world?
Jesus said, "Wherever two or three gather in my name, there am I in the middle."
Lucy doesn't really care about what will happen to Linus and her relationship—she just wants to watch what she wants to on TV. For those of who follow Jesus, though, we don't want to be either Lucy—who always wants her own way and is happy to threaten others to get. Nor do we want to be Linus—who just lets it happen. All too often, the church has settled for one of these, when we are called to be like Jesus.
And Jesus said, "Wherever two or three gather in my name, there am I in the middle."
The world is ready to turn its back on those who wrong them, or to use community as a club, like Lucy's five fingers making a "weapon terrible to behold." Jesus is after extreme grace, grace so radical that the world can't believe it's eyes. Dr. Larry Crabb, one of the Spiritual Directors for American Association of Christian Counselors, wrote "The difference between spiritual and unspiritual community is not whether conflict exists, but is rather in our attitude toward it and our approach to handling it. When conflict is seen as an opportunity to draw more fully on spiritual resources, we have the makings of spiritual community."
Jesus said, "Wherever two or three gather in my name, there am I in the middle."
It's part of the genius of Congregationalism, where people covenant with each other to walk and live and disagree and serve and dream with Jesus there in the middle. We are called as a community to rise up for Christ, and hold each other accountable. Why two or three? Because according to the Old and New Testament, you cannot convict someone unless you have two or three witnesses. Congregationalists gather with two or three (or more) because we are called to witness to the power of Jesus Christ in the middle.
So when we are wronged, and we go to that person, Jesus is there in the middle. The one who wronged the other and the one who was wronged are to look for Christ in their midst. Perhaps Jesus helps them to seek the other like a lost sheep, helps them to see the face of Christ on each other, to see with the eyes of compassion and hope.
Robert Baake tells a story that happened a little more than 30 years ago: a young man was studying to be a doctor in Cairo. The craziness of his residency in a downtown hospital was made harder when his father was murdered. Though everyone knew who had done it, the police could not find enough evidence to arrest the man. One day this young resident was working in the ER when he received word that the ambulance was bringing in a gunshot victim. When the gunshot victim came in on the gurney, the young doctor couldn't believe his luck: there on the gurney was the man who had killed his father! Shaken, the young doctor ordered the necessary, preliminary work, and then he found a phone and called his mother. "Mom," he said, "the guy who killed dad is in the other room. He's been shot. All I have to do is take my time and he will die. What should I do?" She paused for a moment. Then she said clearly, "Jesus Christ was a healer. You are a healer. You must heal this man for Jesus." The young doctor did just that. You can imagine the wounded man's surprise when he came out of anesthesia to discover one of the people who most wanted him dead had saved his life. When the young doctor explained that this is what Jesus would have done, the murderer burst into tears, confessed his crime and begged for forgiveness. The young doctor surprised himself by giving it. Eventually the two men became friends. After a time, they concluded that God wanted them to do something for the poorest people in Cairo. They could think of no one poorer than those who work in the landfills of the city. Because the Jews and Muslims have taboos about dealing with the unclean, the vast majority of the 80,000 people who work amid the utter squalor of the dumps of Cairo are Christian. These two former enemies found a small building that was not being used and started a Bible study. Their first meeting had 11 people, including themselves. Fast forward twenty years. That Sunday school class now meets in a hollowed-out hall in one of the hillsides, enough to seat 5000 at a time. The point of this story is not how great the numbers are. No, the point of this story is that forgiveness and healing between two people was the seed God grew into a mighty fruit tree that not only transformed those two souls, but fed the bodies and souls of many people since. We who follow Jesus see conflict as an opportunity to see the face of Christ on each other, to help someone who has stumbled back into a right relationship with Jesus, and to make God's Kingdom a little more real on earth as it is in heaven.
The world doesn't need more of Lucy—plenty of bullies like to wield their power and authority like a club. Nor does it need more of Linus—plenty of people are weak, wishing they were strong just like Lucy, and when they get into power become bullies themselves. What the world desperately needs is for two or three to gather in Jesus' Name, to find that Jesus has come into their disagreements and differences, that Jesus has come into their seeking a solution to a relationship problem, even between enemies. Too often the church has settled for nice, when the world needs Christ's extreme grace. This is why this church is the hope of the world, because we are trying to live like Jesus did.
You see, every day and every moment, we are faced with the extreme grace of Jesus, who was willing to go to the cross to show us how loved we are, to model leadership that seeks the good of others even at the cost of their own life. Before we were good, before we were kind or nice, even while we were doing all the wrong things, Jesus died for us, to make a path of healing between us and God. So no matter how often you and I have messed up, if we want it, if we will turn and confess our faults, the way back is open to us. In the light of Jesus' extreme grace and through our relationship with Him, we are called to show that same extreme grace, the mind-blowing grace of God that we can bring to bear on all our relationships. Have you been wronged? Follow the steps:
1. Go one-on-one. Go show him his faults in hope that things can be different.
2. Take a witness. Perhaps a neutral person can open the doors.
3. Take it to the church. Perhaps the wisdom of others can make a difference.
Whatever we do, let us do it with Jesus' sacrificial love so that God can blow people's minds with His extreme grace, change the world by that grace.


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Five Onion Soup with Crispy Shallots and Fresh Chives
- 2 Tbsp. unsalted butter
- 4 medium shallots – roughly chopped
- 1 medium leek – white part only, roughly chopped
- 1 medium red onion – roughly chopped
- 2 medium yellow onions – roughly chopped
- 1 bunch green onions – white part only, roughly chopped
- 2 quarts chicken stock
- 1 1/2 c. heavy cream
- Salt & pepper, to taste
For the garnishes
- 2 shallots – cut in half lengthwise and sliced as thinly as possible
- 1 tsp. all purpose flour
- Oil for deep frying
- 1 Tbsp. minced fresh chives
In a large heavy bottomed saucepan, melt the butter and add the shallots, leeks, and all the onions. Cover and cook over low heat, stirring frequently to prevent burning, until the onions are soft and have turned deep golden brown, about 20 – 30 minutes.
Add the chicken stock and simmer uncovered until the onions are very soft, about another 20 minutes.
Transfer the soup to a blender and blend until very smooth (do this in batches if necessary). Return the soup to a clean pan, add the cream and bring to a boil. Simmer the soup a few minutes to thicken slightly, if necessary. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
To make the shallot garnish: sprinkle the sliced shallots with the flour, then toss in a fine strainer to thoroughly coat the shallots and shake off the excess flour. Fill a saucepan no more than 1/3 full with oil. Heat the oil to 375° F (if not using a thermometer, fry a few pieces to test first.) Carefully drop the shallots in the oil and fry, stirring to prevent sticking. The shallots should cook slowly, getting light brown after 45 seconds. When golden brown (no darker than a brown paper bag) remove from the oil with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. The garnish may be made up to 8 hours ahead and stored in an airtight container. To serve, ladle the hot soup into warm bowls and top with a spoonful of crispy shallots and a pinch of fresh chives.
In a pinch, you can use french fried onion rings (in a can) for garnish.
Yield: 8 servings
Recipe provided courtesy of Barbara Tenney.


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Hua Hin Culture | The History of Hua Hin
How much do you know about the history of Hua Hin? Most people choose to travel based on local culture, heritage, and history, meaning that the history of Hua Hin should be important to you before ever planning your trip. What is there to know about the history of Hua Hin? For starters, you should take interest in the origin and development of the town.
What you see today when you get there all comes from the history of Hua Hin. You should also consider the history of Hua Hin to include the traditions, the people who live there, and the political history. Take a look at the brief history of Hua Hin so that you are more in tune with the resort before you get on the plane.
The history of Hua Hin involves a long time status as just a small fishing village, much like the villages you can still find around the town. The local culture still represents the history of Hua Hin, with fishing still being a part of the economy in the once small town. However, today, it relies more on tourism to feed its bustling economy. How did the history of Hua Hin develop to reach this point? The history of Hua Hin as a resort area begins with the building of the royal vacation home in the area nearly a century ago, making the area highly desired for visitors to Thailand from that point forward. However, the history of Hua Hin doesn't stop there; before it was a full-fledged resort, it became a haven for golfers.
The history of Hua Hin involves the building of a number of golf courses that adhere to international standards, drawing golfers from around the world. Eventually, the area became a place where golfers could bring their spouses and families, and the tourist resort district began to appear. Hotels and resorts went up everywhere, and people began to take notice. Today, it is one of the top resort areas in the world. Knowing about the history of Hua Hin will help you understand the current culture in the area and be more comfortable in the heritage you'll experience.


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The road winds its way up the Lais
River Valley to Adolfström. One of the nicest spots in Arjeplog
District, with good fishing in magnificent mountain scenery; the
Yraftdelta with hay-meadows, sandy shores and crystal-clear water.
There you will find us, a small modern centre where we put personal
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Three months ago almost to the day, the Women's March was a bright light of energy in the midst of stormy despair. And now, I feel similar to how I felt then–enlivened and made more hopeful at the sights and sounds of thousands marching for a better world.
I'm not a scientist. However, I do believe in critical inquiry, and I do believe in the pursuit of knowledge. In point of fact, these are the things to which I dedicate much of my life, even if such work resides in a different, more humanistic sphere. I believe in expertise, and I believe in government funding for the sciences (as well as for the arts). Because history is marked by those societies that invested in, and benefited from, science and artistry, and because these are the things which make us most human, which call to our highest selves. The pursuit of beauty and truth–as Keats put it, "Beauty is truth, truth beauty"–are both useful and hold inherent good.
I am so glad to see the crowds from all around the world filter through my social media and the news. Science shouldn't have to be overtly political, but when one party continues to deny the need for action in response to the greatest threat to mankind in our history, climate change, and when that same party elevates to higher office those who have spent their lives trying to tear down the departments they have been tasked with leading, and when that same party continues to disrespect or disregard scientific evidence in regard to fracking, homosexuality, and health care, we have no choice but to break our silence.
For someone whose silence rarely remains unbroken for long, it is rejuvenating to see the crowds of people across the world who are hoping for something more, hoping for something better.


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text: golf course Bacon: Arnold Palmer may have passed, but his legacy lives By JOHN U. BACON • Sep 30, 2016 Courtesy Ed McDonald / Flickr http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Arnold Palmer was born on the cusp of the Great Depression in Western Pennsylvania. His father, Deke, had been the greens keeper at Latrobe Country Club, advancing to club pro when Arnold was four. Listen Listening... / 3:32 John U. Bacon for 9/30/16 A club pro has to listen to every member of the country club like they're the most important person in the world. According to John Feinstein's classic book, A Good Walk Spoiled, that's a habit Arnold learned, too. Whether he was talking to a young professional, the hundredth fan that day, or, heaven forbid, a reporter, Palmer made eye contact, every time, and made the other person feel like they were a valued friend. Is Michigan's declining golf industry market correction or something bigger? By Stateside Staff • May 27, 2016 flickr user Krzysztof Urbanowicz / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Market forces have decided that Michigan has too many golf courses. An article in the Detroit Free Press last month looked at the boom of golf courses in recent decades turning into "a painful bust," as the headline reads. Is a golf course a public park? By Mark Brush • Jan 22, 2011 Google Maps The Michigan Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday on the dispute around Jean Klock Park in Benton Harbor. In 1917, some land along Lake Michigan was given to the city of Benton Harbor. The "Friends of Jean Klock Park" describe the gift this way: In 1917, John and Carrie Klock deeded a half mile of lake Michigan frontage to the City of Benton Harbor Michigan in memory of their deceased daughter Jean. Their gift consisted of 90 acres of globally rare natural resources that included Great Lakes Dunes, a Great Lakes Marsh and interdunal wetlands. The donated land was named Jean Klock Park and was dedicated "FOR THE CHILDREN" - "in perpetuity" - "FOREVER." Today, the city of Benton Harbor has leased part of the park to the Harbor Shores Community Redevelop Corporation. The Redevelop Corporation used the land, including sand dunes along the Lake Michigan shoreline for 3 holes of an 18 hole golf course. Residents didn't like it and they filed a lawsuit. The case made it to the Michigan Supreme Court yesterday. MI Supreme Court to hear dispute over Benton Harbor golf course By Lindsey Smith • Jan 20, 2011 Vincent Duffy / Michigan Radio Attorneys will make their case before Michigan's Supreme Court Friday over a disputed Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course in Benton Harbor. The course opened last summer. Nearly a century ago, the Jean Klock Park was donated to the city of Benton Harbor for public recreation. The city leased part of the 90-acre park to non-profit developer Harbor Shores Community Redevelop Corporation, who used land including sand dunes along the Lake Michigan shoreline for 3 holes of an 18 hole golf course. John Cameron represents the developers. "We're not focusing here on three golf holes, we're focusing here on the entirety of a park and what its being used for, all the different uses; picnicking, hiking, kite-flying, volleyball, concerts, triathlons, and golf." Michigan's Court of Appeals agreed with Cameron that designating part of it as a golf course is not against the restrictions. It also ruled that the city is allowed to lease the land. DNR approves Benton Harbor Golf Course By Vincent Duffy • Jun 17, 2008 The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has approved developers plans to build part of a golf course over a Benton Harbor beachfront park. Developers want to build a golf course resort along Lake Michigan in Benton Harbor. The plan calls for three of holes to be inside Jean Klock Park. Residents opposed to the golf course say the development is illegal and will destroy the sand dunes. But they didn't get a chance to make their case because the D-N-R approved the plan without discussion or a public meeting.


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Title: Azure (Sequel to my Destiny One-shot) Chapter 5 (of 19): A matter of love
Pairing: TakkiRyo, Pin, Sakumoto, Kimura/OC
Rating: PG-13
Genre: AU, angst, romance, fantasy
Disclaimer: I don't own them or anything else JE-related, but the story is mine of course^^
Summary: It's a dark night when Yamapi meets him: Jin, a mysterious guy lying on the street, unconscious. But who is this guy he carries home? What is he? What's the secret behind his being? After one night he is gone...and Yamapi is left alone with all his questions. Born as a Hunter, Pi shouldn't question his life... but he can't help it. He has always been different... He takes the risk and leaves for a journey which might not have an end.
Meanwhile Jin struggles for his own destiny... together with his brother Ryo and his friend Jun. But how far are they allowed to go? Trying to pass the borders of their existence they try to find the truth... and their fate.
Can you decide on your own destiny?
NOTE: For everyone who hasn't read the Prequel (requested by agustin1982 ), you'll find it HERE
Pi scanned the professor in front of him, wondering how old this guy really was. Kimura's definition of old...apparently meant really old. If Kimura had learned a lot from him, how old was Kimura then? Pi tried not to stare too much at the wrinkled face of the man. He knew that in times like these, age was something stunning. To his right side he could see Mika, trying to hide her own surprise too. She smiled when she saw his glance, bending forward a bit. "Old?" she whispered into his ear. "This man is a fossil."
Kimura shot the both of them a glare, making Mika grin a bit and Pi blush. Pi took a deep breath, trying to gather his senses to stay concentrated and focused here. After all this man might be able to help them.
The professor smiled at them happily. "I'm always happy to see some of my old students here." he smiled proudly. "Takuya was definitely the best."
"That's a given!" Mika agreed. Pi had to smile a bit because she sounded so proud.
"And you young man..." the professor eyed Pi in interest. "You are also a Hunter, am I right?"
"Yes." Pi bowed a bit. "I'm really feeling honoured to meet you."
The old man smiled happily. "I'm always glad to meet Hunters who have the courage to fight against the system they are in." He patted Pi's shoulder. "You know, having a lot of power means having a lot of responsible. The mass of the Hunters isn't really dealing well with that..."
"I know." A sad smile appeared on Yamapi's face. "I believe that there is more to our existence than just killing..."
"There surely is." the man mused.
Yamapi's eyes widened at that. "Do you know anything specific about that?"
The other smiled. "You know son..." he patted Pi's head. "I won't give you answers that are lying deep inside you too. You'll find them yourself, I'm sure about that." He got lost in his thoughts for a moment. "But I guess you guys are here for a reason, right Takuya?"
Kimura bowed a bit. "You are right. We have to bother you with some questions for a moment." He pointed at Yamapi. "Some weeks ago he met a Vampire. Apparently a quite old one… or simply a really strong one. Pure-blooded..."
The professor's gaze snapped up to look directly at them. "You mean he came out of a family where all the ancestors were Vampires? Vampires like these are so rare..."
"Why?" Pi asked carefully.
Mika smiled at that question. "There are several reasons." she answered. "First... a Vampire has feelings, like every other being. Now if you are forced into a marriage with another pure-blooded Vampire, you may be able to keep the blood-line. But what if you can choose yourself?"
Pi nodded his head, smiling a bit. "And the other reason?"
Mika stayed quiet for a moment. "They were hunted" she finally mumbled, visibly feeling uncomfortable by saying it out loud. "They are powerful. And different. Even out of a normal Vampire's eyes they are different, because so pure in their emotions, that's why they are dangerous." She rubbed the ankles of her fingers against her stomach soothingly. "That's why they were hunted. Mostly by Humans... and Hunters. A secret war, you know?"
Kimura nodded his head. "From what I heard it was a dark time... I wasn't born yet though."
The professor nodded his head eagerly. "That's true. The war stopped, out of a sudden." he sighed. "We don't really know the answers why. But..." he paused.
"But what?" Yamapi asked curiously. He was eager to hear about these stories, since they weren't told within the Hunters. As if they were just showing them half the truth.
The professor sighed a bit. "It's said that they have a kingdom."
"A what?" Pi blinked.
"Emperors." the professor smiled a bit. "Who knows what power lies beneath these Kings and their descendants?"
"The power of peace?" Pi mused.
Takuya smiled at that pure answer. "This would be a beautiful power then." he patted Pi's shoulder a bit. "Maybe they have this power. But maybe it's difficult to use."
"Because..." Mika smiled. "How can you try to bring peace for the people if you feel so much wrath and hate towards them?"
The blades of the swords where smashing against armours and other swords, making an almost beautiful concert like that. A deathly sonata. As if the sound of death was lying in the air. Where did they come from? How did they find them? Why were there so many? Who gathered them? Which demon united them? Why did they start killing them out of a simple fear of something that was different and not that easy to understand?
It was not that difficult to kill a Vampire, one had just to know when. Or with what. You had to fight unfair. And that was what they did. Fighting unfair. Many of them had no chance to survive. Blood was dripping from walls, running over floors, fire burning down houses and castles. Like hunting wild animals. Almost all traces of their existence wiped away.
Jun woke up, eyelids widely opened, though his eyes didn't move at all. He panted heavily, sweat dripping from his forehead. With a swift movement he was up his feet, walking around a bit. He sighed. No way could he sleep now... his dreams hadn't been peaceful since centuries. He hated the moment when his eyes got heavy and he had no other opportunity than to close them and fall into the darkness.
With fast steps he left his room. It was an old building they were living in. Floors and staircases made out of stone, like a little castle. He sighed, taking the steps up to the roof. With a swift movement he jumped out of the door onto the highest point of the roof. The place Ryo kept painting sometimes. He didn't know why, but staying here for a moment made him feel more on ease. Almost peaceful. As if Ryo's calm aura was there.
He blinked a bit when he found Jin lying there, looking up at the stars. Jin sneered a bit. "Having sweet dreams?"
Jin turned his head, eyes piercing Jun. "You tell me." he answered instead, with an instinct that made Jun still feel surprised occasionally.
"No." Jun sighed a bit, sitting down. "And you? What's lying on your mind? Are you gonna tell me?"
Jun didn't ask any further, neither did Jin. Both of them looked up the sky, thinking about their own problems. Jun sighed. War had always surrounded him. Always. Now that it was over, he couldn't believe it. It was over, but it didn't feel like it. Maybe Ryo was right. Maybe the biggest war they were fighting was inside their heart.
Their days were long. Not that Jin didn't have anything to do, but he felt bored sometimes. Especially when neither Jun nor Ryo were around. Even a few hours alone could already be turned into something boring. Or maybe he didn't feel bored, but restless.
As if something inside him was searching and fighting all the time. Ryo and Jun didn't know it... or not to that extent. They didn't know how to fight against oneself all the time and not having a break from it for a short moment. It was always a fight. When the feelings inside him got over the top, it was like water running out from a bottle that was filled too high. It would destroy and hurt and overwhelm. Not him, but everyone else around him. And exactly that was what he feared the most. He didn't want to hurt those he loved, the only ones that were close to him. He wanted to protect them with all his might.
Was leaving the necklace with Tomohisa a good decision?
But then... Jin sighed. The necklace had helped him to control his emotions. But it had never been him... his feelings weren't his. It was someone else who forced its way to his mind. And being manipulated could be dangerous for him.
Back then when he had met this guy… there was something in his eyes, something that remembered Jin from times that had passed long ago. Just what was it? He didn't know it yet, but out of an instinct he had reacted. Maybe this was their last chance to break this spell or curse or whatever it was.
And a pure guy like Tomohisa on the other side could make good use of it. Hopefully he would... It had been just a short moment, nothing planned, when Jin had left him the necklace. He had never felt that way... It was like an intimate moment with this pure guy had been able to change his way of feeling and thinking, at least for one moment. And when Jin felt the anger overwhelming him, bringing him in danger to let the water flow over the top, he remembered it. This moment. And also others he had gathered. Moments with his brother. Moments with Jun. If he remembered the feelings he had towards these three, he could fight the monster inside him back.
On a small field near the beach Ryo could feel two arms coming from behind, suddenly being wrapped around his waist, fingers stroking over his chest sweetly, making his heart beat incoherently. At this moment Ryo couldn't even think about their rules anymore. What did this mean... forbidden? He couldn't understand it. And because he didn't understand it anymore, he simply leaned into these soft, promising and soothing touches.
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Fotonica Released, Pay What You Want
July 18, 2011 12:00 PM | Michael Rose
Back in January, dev team Santa Ragione launched Fotonica, a browser game about running really fast. After receiving a hugely positive reception, the team decided to turn it into a full game, and have today launched the expanded version as pay-what-you-want.
It's a beast compared to the original version too. There's now five set levels to run through, plus an endless, procedurally generated level that is different every time you run. You can now also play two-player split screen, which is more than ace. Throw in 10 achievements to unlock, stats tracking and online leaderboards, and you've got a pretty amazing deal here.
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Were nearly there with the opening of Teach Solais here in Galway.
A priority for AMACH! over the past few years is to ensure the establishment of a sustainable, visible, accessible, and dedicated LGBT+ resource space to address isolation by providing an alcohol-free venue for social networking, educational and other vital supports.
Big thank you to Mike Mc Quinn for donating his time, energy and skill to create this beautiful logo for Teach Solais! Also thank you to everyone who participated in choosing this logo from the many fab designs that Mike provided.
Some dates for your diary
Wednesday 2nd November at 7pm in Teach Solais were looking for Volunteers to help out with the running of a very exciting fundraising night taking place on the 6th January 2017. For more info please come along and find out.
Thursday night 3rd November there is a fundraisng night in NUIG see poster below for details, please come along it should be a fun night.
Monies from both fundraisers will help run Teach Solais so that vital services can be provided.
Saturday 5th November
Help needed with clean up, putting flat pack furniture together and getting ready for painting! If you have an hour to give a hand join us in your centre Teach Solais this Saturday (5th) 11.30am!! All hands on deck so please spread the word and bring your friends along!
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The Translation of the Bones: A Novel
The Translation of the Bones is the first of the books from the Orange Prize long-list for 2012 that I have read, although I plan to read many more. The story centres around Mary-Margaret O'Reilly, a woman with learning difficulties who claims to see blood on a statue of Jesus whilst she is cleaning her local church in Battersea, London. Despite Father Diamond's best efforts, this 'miracle' becomes a bit of a sensation and it sets off a spiral of events that will have devastating effects for the residents of the parish, including MP's wife Stella, Mary-Margaret's housebound mother Fidelma, and Alice, whose son is serving a tour of duty in Afghanistan.The Translation of the Bones is largely a quiet, understated book. The central themes are the many varieties of religious belief (the mircale is left intentionally ambiguous) and the power and devastation of motherhood. The main characters are introduced in ways that make it easy to gain insight into their lives without Kay writing too many words about each. Then about fifty pages from the end the tone completely changes as the book becomes much darker and the reader can see the effect on the characters that have been built up so cleverly throughout the preceding sections. I couldn't put this book down whilst reading the end.My favourite character from the cast was the priest, Father Diamond. When we meet him at the beginning of the novel he is worn down by his inner-city parish and on the verge of a crisis of faith. When something terrible happens in his church, it seems as if his belief will be gone forever, but instead he finds a way back to his faith. His story and quiet belief provides an interesting contrast to the fanatical belief and conviction of Mary-Margaret.The Translation of the Bones is a very British book. Although the main themes can be easily understood by everyone, there are a lot of cultural references that I think would only make sense to Brits - MP expenses scandals, Tony Blair's "we don't do God" comment, the rise of the Conservative party and boarding school culture. The explanations of religion too make sense in the British context and wouldn't be as powerful to readers in more religious countries where faith is openly discussed,All in all I was impressed with The Translation of the Bones, but it didn't blow me away. It might be short-listed, but I don't think this is going to be the winner.


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Salman Khan extends help to his favorite Bigg Boss 11 winner Shilpa Shinde. Bigg Boss 11 was full of entertainment no doubt. It was one of the most successful seasons in the history of the show. Now the show has ended, news about the contestants as well as the winner Shilpa Shinde has started flooding the internet. According to sources, Shilpa has decided to quit the television industry as she is tired of all the court cases attached to her name. However, the former Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain actress has been offered help from none other than superstar and Bigg Boss' host, Salman Khan. As per the report, originally attributed to a leading daily, here's what Shilpa said- "Almost all the legal cases are solved. After the show even Salman Khan ji asked me if there are any legal issues pending, he can help. I remember when I was facing problems and was not allowed to work on TV people told me to go and meet Salman as he helps people.But that time who ever knew Salman behaved like a big superstar. During that period, I realised how people try to misuse their position and especially if you are a girl. I am happy that he asked me and also assured me for help if I ever face any problem."
Salman is already known to help people in the industry. He has also launched a number of newcomers who are successful actors today. The report also says that Shilpa has praised Salman for taking a stand after her spat with Bigg Boss 11 contestant Arshi Khan.
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You guys, I have queued SO MANY THINGS lately. This is primarily because, over on the Ravelry forums, I belong to a group that is currently engaging in a massive Secret Santa. But instead of picking a name out of a hat, people are gifting knitters in the community who have had a special affect on them this year. The recipients get earburned by the organizer, and they respond with patterns or things they want for the holidays! I've gifted a few people- some friends, excellent knitters, people who have helped me work through some knitting issues this year... It's great!
The unintended consequence of all this surprise gifting is that I've been introduced to a ton of great new patterns. Here are a few:
Ochre by Veera Valimaki... Someone gifted this to me on Ravelry, and it's the next thing on the needles for me! Although the pattern calls for a fingering weight yarn, I'm thinking Wollmeise lace, which is a thicker weight lace yarn. (For reference, my Versio is made of the same yarn)
Adam's Ribs Cap Sleeve Wrap by Carol Sunday is gorgeous and would be amazing in a linen or cotton, but also would look SO cute layered over a long sleeve tee!
Kyllene, by Kirsten Jensen, which makes me feel like I don't have the skills to make it. Remember when I showed you millamelli's eclectic electric? Same pattern!
And those are just a few!
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Marriage equality has existed in New Zealand since 2013, but for our friends across the ditch, the debate goes on. Gayby Baby follows the children of four Australian same-sex couples at differing intervals of their lives. Each of the families are in widely differing circumstances, offering a socially diverse palette of subjects, and helping to give a voice to as many families with 'gaybies' as possible.
The showcase of children gives strong insight into the inner workings of these families. The stories range from, Gus, an ego-centric 10 year old obsessed with wrestling (often the star of the show); Ebony, a 12 year old girl attempting to achieve enrolment at a prestigious performing arts school; Matt, an 11 year old boy in the midst of an existential crisis of faith, and Graham - the only gayby with two male parents - an eleven year old boy living in Fiji, trying to improve his reading and writing levels in the midst of recovering from an abusive past. Each family is unique in their social context and the film finds a strong narrative through the eyes of the children. The parents work to help move through the political backdrop and realities of raising a 'gayby', but never overshadow the true heroes of the piece.
The children of this film go through an array of changes during the runtime. The various backgrounds present a medley of problems with raising a child, but at no point do they ever leave the norm of what is expected from a heterosexual couple. This, I believe to be the most important aspect of the film. Gayby Baby not only portrays beautiful relationships in real time, but shows the universal struggles of families, same-sex or not. The footage that film maker Maya Newell was able to capture is astounding; the documentary has a clear message, but showcases the struggle of adolescence outside of circumstance through close and consistent filming of youth. Seeing this kind of growth so earnestly is exceptional in any format.
The only negatives to raising a 'gayby'are from outside forces, with small elements of bigotry popping up throughout. Maya Newell finds a special moment, capturing the shedding of youth through bigotry aimed towards Gus. As he applies make-up in a department store, he is lambasted by a store-clerk and told to wipe the make-up off. His mother, unfazed, tells him not to worry, but unbeknown to her at the time, Gus is shown shaken from the event. What is expressed in this small moment is the earth-shattering effect small acts of discrimination have on children of same sex Marriage. Other acts of discrimination arise throughout, with parents shown having to retreat from their sexuality for the betterment of their children, a truly heart-wrenching reality.
Same-sex or not, the most important element of Gayby Baby is seeing the love parents have for their children. Ultimately, what I took away from this viewing experience is; as long as parents truly love and support their children, the circumstances of their gender or sexual orientation is of no consequence.


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Today, brands are constantly creating media for consumers who are increasingly bombarded with print media, digital advertising, and branding. Brands compete fiercely for consumers' attention, branching into the newest technologies and designing content that will distinguish them from competitors.
The success of brand campaigns can be determined through sales as well as social media conversation. In addition to volume and sentiment, brands can also find out who is talking about the campaign and what they are actually saying.
However, a marketing campaign will occasionally hit a nerve and spark an outcry among consumers. While controversial content may increase engagement with your brand, mistakes can be costly, hurting both short term sales and long term brand allegiance. Social media listening allows you to monitor consumer conversation, minimizing damages and preventing brand crises.
Take the controversial catalog that was recently published by Dick's Sporting Goods, a retailer that sells a wide range of sporting equipment and apparel for athletes of all kinds. The catalog in question was advertising basketball-related products, and the design team had made a big mistake–there were no female basketball players pictured.
This oversight was caught by a young basketball enthusiast who wrote a letter to Dick's. Her inquiry inspired a social media frenzy as social media users commended her for her courage and chastised Dick's for making such a foolish mistake.
My 12yr old basketball loving daughter got the latest @DICKS catalog & had a big problem with it. She wrote a letter. pic.twitter.com/MH46ktNOaw
— ChrisPetersonTCS (@TheCheapSeatsTV) October 9, 2014
The public outcry even moved the CEO of Dick's to write an apology letter in which he assured customers that there would be more female representation in future advertisements. TWEET:
DICK's Sporting Goods CEO apologizes for lack of females in catalog: "We clearly messed up" – http://t.co/YgEEdhyMQY pic.twitter.com/Gvd8rzH05O — ABC News (@ABC) October 14, 2014
The letters exchanged between the unlikely pair were the topic of news stories across the country, smitten with the 12 year old's spirited story. With social media analysis, retailers can learn a lot from the overarching conversation, taking note of what today's consumers are demanding from brands.
Volume metrics highlight the increase in conversation spurred by the controversy as brand engagement spikes on October 10th, composed primarily of Mentions of Dick's Twitter Handle, @DICKS. Over the past two weeks, Dick's most popular Tweet included the CEO's apology which made over 600,000 potential impressions.
The conversation surrounding the story is made up of roughly 13,000 Tweets written over the course of a week. Social media users have been tweeting about a variety of related subjects including the young author and basketball player, McKenna, her letter, and the sexist nature of Dick's catalog.
Not surprisingly, the majority of the people in the conversation were female with women making up 62% of the conversation and men making up 38%. The gender composition of the recent conversation is distinct from the norm. During the three months prior to the spike in conversation, men made up 71% of the conversation and women only made up 29%.
When we compare these two conversations we also see an interesting change in audience interests. Oddly enough, Canadians seem to be very interested in the recent controversy. Dick's current audience is >1,000 times more interested in Alberta, 311 times more interested in the Canadian Football League, and 9 times more interested in Toronto than the general Dick's audience.
People talking about the story are also more interested in related topics. They are 22 times more interested in Phoenix, 17 times more interested in social justice, and 3 times more interested in news and media.
The interests that are the most important to Dick's are the increased interests in areas related to sports and wellness. The current audience is 3 times more interested in nutrition, 2 times more interested in health, and 2 times more interested in the NHL than the general Dick's audience.
Diving into these interests with segments, we see that people who care about a topic like nutrition are often interested in fitness and weightloss and women make up the majority of the nutrition segment. With these interests comes sports apparel and equipment, highlighting potential customers who may have been offput by the catalog conundrum.
While this incident may be one of the more blatant examples of gender disparities in athletics, it has also exposed a much broader social trend. Market growth opportunities abound in the women's athletics sector, because women are frequently an underserved demographic with regards to athletic products. However, brands that want to take advantage of this expanding market must shape inventories and marketing campaigns to address the needs of female athletes. Social media can help brands make sure that they are meeting the demands of men and women with inclusive content and branding.
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The Babylon Kings, were descended from Nimrod, the first King and priest of the Babylonian Mystery religion They ruled upon the throne (seat) of Nimrod with Nimrod's title "Pontifex Maximus."
When Noah and his family left the ark after the flood, they settled first at the northern feet of Ararat facing what is today Georgia, formerly USSR. From here, these eight souls began to spread out into the surrounding districts of northern Iran and Syria, as well as eastern Turkey. After five hundred years the families of Noah's descendants began to scatter more widely due to increasing population, and perhaps some degree of rivalry between the families of Japheth, Shem, and Ham. In this way we find entire "fertile crescent", as well as the Nile valley, the Anatolian and Iranian plateaus, Arabia, and Ethiopia have been sparsely settled---but with a majority of Noah's descendants living in the lower regions of Mesopotamia (which would come to be called Sumer and Akkad).
Modern archaeology has confirmed the fact that the first inhabitants of these areas were homogeneous in both race and culture, and the most reliable researches indicate that it was from here that population, animal husbandry, metallurgy, agriculture, and "citification" spread throughout the earth. The scientific and scriptural views are in exact agreement upon the origin and spread of races and civilization--- Whereas the scriptures clearly indicate the existence of all these elements of civilization long before the flood; orthodox science, by it's denial of the bible is forced to construct a mythical stone age several millennia long in order to account for the same phenomena.Erech or Uruk, the birthplace of the written word
It was in Mesopotamia that the first cities were built after the flood, and the first of these was quite naturally named after the very first city built by man before the flood---Enoch. this name has come down to us as Erech or Uruk in Sumeria. In all there were seven major cities built near the head of the Persian Gulf, leading to the name "Land of the Seven Cities" These seven cities are enumerated in Genesis as those which were conquered by Nimrod, establishing the world's first empire. When he set out to build himself an army of conquest, he recruited from his "cousins" the descendants of Sheba and Dedan who had come up through Arabia to settle on the Asian mainland. After raising his army, Nimrod ferried them up the gulf in the world's first naval armada, and conquered his empire. The best estimates place the time of the conquest as 1000 years after the flood of Noah.
Semiramis was a native of Erech, which as evidenced by it's name seems to have been built by a Hamitic family (Ham's wife was said to have been descended from Cain who built the first Erech in honor of his son). The name Semiramis is a later, Hellenized form of the Sumerian name "Sammur-amat", or "gift of the sea."
The initial element "sammur" when translated into Hebrew becomes "Shinar" (the biblical name for lower Mesopotamia), and is the word from which we derive "Sumeria". This one tarnished woman then, had such a lasting impact upon world history that not only do we call by her name the land from which civilization flowed, but God himself through the sacred writer has let us know that its distinguishing characteristic was that it was "the Land of Shinar," or Semiramis.
Although Nimrod was a brilliant strategist, he made a fatal blunder when he allowed Semiramis to retain full control over this religious hierarchy, and through it the minds and hearts of the people; for when a schism occurred between them she was able to turn it from a tool of support into a deadly weapon. The rift between husband and wife occurred when the queen bore an illegitimate son, and the king threatened her with both dethronement and exposure of her true origin. Semiramis, of course would not allow this to take place, and devised a plot to overthrow Nimrod which succeeded.
Semiramis named her son Damu (from the Sumerian "dam," or blood), which in the later Babylonian language became Dammuzi, in Hebrew Tammuz, and in Greek Adonis. Of course, Semiramis assumed the regency for her infant son, and ruled as absolute monarch for 42 more years..... To oppose the accusations of "mere" womanhood laid against her, she had herself deified as the mother of the god Damu (since only a god can beget a god) , and installed as "The Queen of Heaven"
. Upon coming to maturity and demanding of his mother to be installed as king, she not only refused Damu--but, seeing him now as a challenge to her rule, slated him for the same death she had meted to his father. Damu caught on to her scheme, and pre-empted his "assumption" by slaying his mother with his own sword. Thus Semiramis died after reigning as queen over Babylon for 102 years.
These events laid the groundwork for all of the pagan religious systems of antiquity, as well as many alive today. Semiramis,in particular was the model and original of every goddess and female cult figure in the ancient and modern worlds (either directly or by derivation); and thus it essential to know her story in order to discern what is factual legend and what is merely myth.
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SEMIRAMIS: Legendary Mysterious Great Queen of Assyria, edited by George E. Foryan
Legend of Semiramis, by George E. Foryan
Worship of Semiramis, (Bahai)
The Original Goddess: Semiramis of Babylon, by Yisrayl Hawkins, House of Yahweh
Semiramis, Queen of Assyria, (Amazon Nation)
The Two Babylons, The Mother of the Child, Alexander Hislop
How extraordinary was the devotion in the minds of the Babylonians to this goddess queen, is sufficiently proved by the statement of Herodotus, " That a whole people should ever have consented to such a custom as is there described, shows the amazing hold her worship must have gained over them. Nonnus, speaking of the same goddess, calls her "The hope of the whole world." (DIONUSIACA in BRYANT) It was the same goddess, as we have seen, who was worshiped at Ephesus, whom Demetrius the silversmith characterized as the goddess "whom all Asia and the world worshiped" (Acts 19:27). So great was the devotion to this goddess queen, not of the Babylonians only, but of the ancient world in general, that the fame of the exploits of Semiramis has, in history, cast the exploits of her husband Ninus or Nimrod, into the shade.
In 2150 B.C. Queen Semiramis built a tunnel below the Euphrates River linking the royal palace of Babylon with the Temple of Jupiter. In his deified form, Nimrod the Sun god is known as Baal. Semiramis, as the female divinity, would be called Baalti.
American Indians settle in permanent villages - 2126 B.C.
In Genesis 11:7-8 we read, "Go to, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they man not understand one another's speech. So the LORD scattered them abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth:...This would explain not only the geographical position of the continents but also how the Native Americans got here. The Americas was the land the Native Americans received when God divided the earth. God himself divided off the Americas with their native inhabitants already in them as part of His judgment related to the Tower of Babel. Susan Armitage says, "At the time of the first European contacts at the beginning of the sixteenth century, the native inhabitants of the Western Hemisphere represented over 2,000 cultures, spoke hundreds of different languages, and made their living in scores of fundamentally different environments"
Timeline of the third 1000 Years
Birth of Abram in 1967 ( Death of Noah in 1969 )
Abraham Enters Canaan-April 15,1892
Melchizedek gives "The Blessing " to Abraham
Sodom & Gomorrah destroyed - Dead Sea formed
Isaac (Born 1867)
Ishmael born 1881
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Micromax's upcoming smartphone Micromax Bharat 5 Plus has now listed on the company website. The smartphone has a 5.2-inch HD screen, is powered by quad-core MediaTek processor and comes with a 5000mAh battery with up to 21 hours of standby time and also allows the phone to charge other devices using OTG cable.
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Trump Hits Clinton On Islamic State: "It Is Time For Change"
On Tuesday morning, the presidential candidate Donald Trump called for a change on how the U.S. handles the terror threat of the Islamic State:
"Crooked Hillary has been fighting ISIS, or whatever she has been doing, for years. Now she has new ideas. It is time for change" tweeted Trump on his Tweeter account.
After the series of incidents including the planted bombs in New York and New Jersey over the weekend and a stabbing in Minnesota, he blamed Clinton and Obama for refusing to utter the words "radical Islamic terrorism" and accused them for actually creating terrorist all over the world.
"Today, Hillary Clinton showed again that she will say anything — and blame anyone — to shift attention away from the weakness she showed as Secretary of State," he stated on Monday, adding that terrorists are "hoping and praying that Hillary Clinton becomes President so that they can continue their savagery and murder."
He vowed to "bring an end to these senseless acts of violence" and blamed the White House for the incidents, whose spokesman referred to the battle against the Islamic State as a "narrative fight."
"They are wrong to say that we're in a fight about 'narratives,'" Trump said. "These terrorists pose an existential threat to our country, our values, and our way of life."
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Faculty of Education and Psychology, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE PPK) signed an Exchange Agreement with India's first women university Kanya Maha Vidyalaya (KMV) located in Jalandhar, Punjab. The institute is famous for being the first place in women education and women liberation in India. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs, it has approximately 4000 students and a campus of around 32 acres. We look forward to the cooperation with our new partner.
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Arkansas Entertainers Hall of Fame. It holds a live statue of Johnny Cash that is singing songs from the artist's repertoire. There are exhibits of musical instruments that were owned by famous artists such as Jimmy Driftwood and Levon Helm. Visitors can also admire the costumes that belonged to Charlie Rich and Tracy Lawrence. It is an interesting attraction in Pine Bluff, very much appreciated by tourists and visitors.
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The Glossary is authoritative, scholarly, and reliable. Depend on it for authentic information on the Greco-Roman world.
abnocto - (Latin) to spend the night away, to stay out all night.
Academia - the Academy; the school in Athens where Plato instructed students.
accursus - (Latin) a place to run, a concourse.
Achaean Confederacy - a group of ancient Greek city-states who united against invading forces; the union fought against the attacking Persians in the Peloponnesian War, later fought in the Social Wars,and eventually was defeated by Rome in 146 BCE, ending Greek independence and making the territory a province of Rome.
Achaeans (Achaians) - the aboriginal inhabitants of the Peloponnese who were conquered by the Dorians.
Achilles (Achilleus, Akhilleus) (see entry (2) in Perseus Encyclopedia) - son of Peleus and Thetis, a goddess; bathed in the river Styx as a baby by his mother, Achilles' heel did not enter the water that makes whomever bathes in it invulnerable; one myth says that an arrow shot by Paris hit Achilles in his vulnerable heel and caused his death; his parents put him in the care of the Centaur Chiron as a young boy; originally known as Ligyron, Chiron named him Achilles and fed him nothing but the entrails of wild boars and lions to give him strength, bear's marrow, and honey to make him gentle and persuasive; Achilles is the hero of the Iliad; he was the best friend of Patroclus who was killed by Hektor with the aid of Apollo during the Trojan War; Achilles killed Hektor and held funeral games in honor of Patroclus; to learn more about Achilles following the Trojan War, see The Aftermath: Post Iliad through the Odyssey.
The Aftermath: Post Iliad through the Odyssey
Actium - a promontory on the northwestern coast of Greece off which Octavian defeated Antony and Cleopatra in a naval battle (31 BCE) (Aeneid).
ad hoc - (Latin) literally "for this"; something that is ad hoc was created for a specific purpose; a committee can be ad hoc if it was implemented to deal with a specific purpose.
ad hominem - (Latin) literally "to the man"; if two political candidates come together to debate an issue, but one of the two attacks his opponent instead of discussing the problem, that is described as an ad hominem attack; the focus of the speech would be on the person rather than on the topic at hand.
ad interim - (Latin) literally "in the meantime".
ad libitum - (Latin) literally "as it agreeable"; the word "libitum" is tied to the verb libet, meaning "it is pleasing"; this phrase in English is abbreviated to ad.lib., which means improvised dialogue.
ad nauseam - (Latin) literally "to nausea"; an action repeated ad nauseam is repeated so often that it figuratively makes one nauseated.
addo - (Latin) To add.
Adeimantus - brother of Plato and one of the interlocutors in the Republic.
Netshot: Plato's Republic
adoptio - (Latin) the adoption of a child; in Rome, men with no male heirs would adopt relatives to inherit their wealth; for example, Augustus adopted Tiberius as his heir, and in turn Tiberius adopted Germanicus to be his heir.
advocatus - (Latin) lawyer; the term advocatus is related to the Latin verb advoco, which means in legal terminology to act as a legal councilor or witness.
aedile - Roman magistrate who oversaw public games, public places, and the grain supply in the city of Rome; there were four (4) aediles, two (2) were plebian and two (2), called curule aediles, were from either the plebian or the patrician orders.
Roman Cursus Honorum
Aegisthus - son of Thyestes and his daughter Pelopia; Hhe was the consort of Clytemnestra while Agamemnon fought at Troy; he murdered - or conspired to murder with Clytemnestra - Agamemnon after his return home from the Trojan War.
Aegreo - (Latin) to be sick.
Aeneas (see entry (2) in Perseus Encyclopedia) - son of Anchises and Venus (Aphrodite); hero of the Vergil's Aeneid; Aeneas survives the Trojan War and is first presented in Homer's Iliad; he is a descendant of the Trojan royal house; Aeneas estabishes the city of Rome according to mythology; Vergil highlights the lineage link from Aeneas and Venus to Julius Caesar and Augustus; this family link is critical for Vergil to establish because it solidifies the claim to power of the Augustan house; Aeneas embodies Stoic philosophy except for a few critical moments in the epic when furor (fury) takes over; one example of furor taking Aeneas over is the final moment of the epic in which Aeneas kills Turnus; Aeneas as a hero is strong at times and weak at others; ruled by pietas and his devotion to his familial, religious and political duties, Aeneas admirably puts others' needs before his own; however, this tendency can also hurt others, as when he puts the future city he will found ahead of Dido, who kills herself when he abandons her.
Troy 12: Warriors' Fate
Bullfinch's Mythology: Adventures of Æneas
Encyclopedia Mythica: Aeneas
Longman's Classical Mythology online: Map of the voyage of Aeneas
aer - (Latin) air, weather.
Aeschylus (see entry (4) in Perseus Encyclopedia) - earliest of the three great Athenian tragedians; author of the Oresteia.
Netshot: Introduction to Greek Tragedy
The Fables of Phaedrus
Aesop's Fables
Aesop's Fables: Traditional and Modern (illustrated)
Agathocles - (361 BCE-288 BCE) tyrant of Syracuse; he was a strong military leader but a violent political leader; he took power in Syracuse by either murdering or banishing thousands of citizens and was able to compel people to follow his orders because of the large mercenary force he brought with him; in the late 300s, he went to war with Carthage; after this war, he settled down in Sicily and led a more peaceful reign until his death in 288 BCE.
Agave (see entry (2) in Perseus Encyclopedia) - mother of Pentheus in Euripides' Bacchae.
Netshot: Euripides' Bacchae
Ajax (Aias) - son of Telamon; second greatest warrior of the Greeks at Troy and member of the embassy to Achilles in book nine of the Iliad.
Encyclopedia Mythica: Ajax
Aker -an ancient Egyptian earth-god, Aker guarded the gates of dawn and sunset through which the sun rose every morning and set every evening; depictions showed Aker as a double-headed lion or two lions sitting back-to-back with the sun and sky appearing between them.
Ancient Egyptian Gods: Aker
Family Portrait: Herakles, Iphicles, Alcmene and Amphitryon (image)
Encyclopedia Mythica: Alcmene
aleiptes - the 'anointers', ancient Greek athletic trainers who anointed athletes bodies with oil for muscle massages.
The Ancient Olympics
356 BCE Birth of Alexander
343 BCE Aristotle begins work as Alexander's tutor
342 BCE Alexander tames Bucephalos
338 BCE Battle of Chaeronea, Philip controls Greece
336 BCE Death of Philip and accession of Alexander
335 BCE Alexander sacks Thebes.
334 BCE Alexander crosses into Asia and begins his conquest of Asia Minor, Battle of Granicus.
333 BCE Alexander defeats Darius at the battle of Issus, Alexander captures the Family of Darius.
332 BCE Alexander lays siege to Tyre and enters Egypt.
331 BCE Alexander founds Alexandria in Egypt; defeats Darius at the battle of Guagamela, takes Mesapotamia, and enters Babylon, Persepolis, and Pasargadae.
330-328 BCE Alexander burns Persepolis and campaigns in Sogdiana and Bactria; Death of Cleitus.
327 BCE Alexander marries Roxane and enters India.
326 BCE Alexander crosses the Indus River and wins the battle of Hydaspes; sails down the Indus River to the India Ocean; Burcephalos dies.
325 BCE Alexander returns through Baluchistan and suffers great hardships.
323 BCE Alexander dies of a fever at the age of 32.
Alexander the Great Website
allegory - literally, 'saying something else'; a story in which characters, objects, and actions have metaphorical meaning.
allusion - a reference to an idea, place, person or text (or part of a text) existing outside the literary work. [Contributor: Dr. Ismail S. Talib, National University of Singapore.]
alphabet - see Greek alphabet.
alumno - student or disciple.
alytarches - at the ancient Olympics, a special police force who assisted the Hellanodikai to impose fines on athletes who did not obey event rules and regulations.
Ancient Egyptian Gods: Ammut
Amor - (Latin) Love; Amor became personified into the God of Love, the counterpart of the Greek god "Eros".
Aburbe-Suburbe Amphitheater
amphora - two-handled clay jar used to store liquids by ancient Greek and Roman traders.
Amon - ancient Egyptian god of creation, his name means, "what is hidden or cannot be seen"; Amon's wife was Mut and his son Khonsu (the moon); Amon was depicted as a man seated on a throne holding an ankh in one hand and a specter in the other; Amon was also depicted with the head of a cobra or frog.
Ancient Egyptian Gods: Amon
What Happened to Deus ex Machina after Euripides?
Teacher's Companion: Dionysus
anthropomorphic - ascribe human attributes to a thing or being that is not human, such as a deity.
Antigone (see entry (2) in Perseus Encyclopedia) - daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta; heroine of the Antigone.
Netshot: Sophocles' Antigone
Mark Antony (Encyclopedia Britanica)
Ancient Egyptian Gods: Anubis
Read the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite to learn more.


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The 'main street' in Kirkwall: a pilot research project; draft report.
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In July 2010, researchers from Robert Gordon University, in collaboration with the University of Aberdeen, conducted a pilot research project which investigated the role of the 'main street' (i.e. Bridge Street, Albert Street, Broad Street and Victoria Street) in sustaining cultural identity, community, and a sense of place in Kirkwall, and in Orkney more widely. This project built on previous research conducted by Robert Gordon University which examined journey making and travel behaviour in Kirkwall as part of a wider study looking at car culture in the town.