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The periodic table merges scientific inquiry, international politics, hero worship, desires for structure and desires for credit.
Formally, the modern periodic table is a systematic arrangement of the known chemical elements. The table is organised in an orderly way that shows the periodic occurrence of elements with similar chemical properties. Elements with similar chemical properties are stacked one on top of another in columns; going down each column from one row to the next the atoms of the elements get larger and heavier.
Such periodic variations in the properties of elements are what Dmitri Mendeleev (1834-1907) and other scientists observed and sought to summarise in tabular and other forms.
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Yet, the periodic table is not as objective as that basic description may sound. And who deserves credit for its creation is also not straightforward.
I am a theoretical chemist; I apply chemical principles and mathematics to answer questions and solve problems in various areas of chemistry. I'm also fascinated by the history of science and how we assign credit and name things in science.
Those interests coupled with my chemistry background have led me over the years to intersections of the political and the scientific in the emergence of the modern periodic table.
Exalting Mendeleev
Among the elements named after people is element number 101, mendelevium (Md), which honors Mendeleev. Resisting other self-serving instincts, a group of Berkeley scientists who discovered the radioactive Md in 1955 decided to honor the Russian scientist Mendeleev for his contributions to formulating the periodic table. With the Cold War underway, however, they had to convince the Eisenhower administration to allow them to give up a spot on the table to a deceased Russian.
Why Mendeleev, though? Did he discover the periodic table? Hardly.
Mendeleev published in 1869 a paper that organised then-known elements in an authoritative, logical and systematic way, and he boldly predicted new ones. That paper was followed by others in the early 1870s that improved on the first and demonstrated the value of a deep appreciation for the periodicity in chemistry.
He, his papers and his table garnered a lot of attention and accelerated progress in our collective understanding of the elements and their relationships to each other. But the inspiration and the data that spurred Mendeleev's achievements were owed in huge ways to predecessors and contemporaries such as Amedeo Avogadro (1776-1856), Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner (1780-1849) and Stanislao Cannizzaro (1826-1910).
At the end of a chemical congress in Karlsruhe, Germany, in September 1860, for instance, a decisive paper by Cannizzaro on the weights of the atoms of the elements was distributed to the attendees. Mendeleev was at that meeting, and Cannizzaro's work helped him to organise his 1869 table of 63 known elements, which he arranged according to observed chemical properties and assigned atomic weights.
Cannizzaro's work was so convincing that another attendee of the Karlsruhe meeting, J Lothar Meyer, reported that it felt to him as if the scales fell from his eyes as he gained a new understanding of the elements.
Mendeleev's periodic chart appeared some nine years after the Karlsruhe meeting (1869), but by 1868 Alexandre-Émile de Chancourtois (1820-1886), William Odling (1829-1921), John Newlands (1837-1898) and Gustavus Hinrichs (1836-1923), for example, had already served up, however technically inferior, credible attempts at periodic assemblies of the elements. Newlands had also predicted the existence of other elements.
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Meyer, enlightened as he was by Cannizzaro, devised tables in the 1860s before Mendeleev's appeared. But his grand paper describing his table, which was similar to Mendeleev's in many respects, was published in 1870, some months after Mendeleev's 1869 paper. Predictably, a slowly festering dispute over priority eventually erupted between them
The Impressive Imperfect
Does Mendeleev deserves credit for producing a superb table for his time, for advancing an understanding of how the properties of atoms are rhythmically linked, for underlining the power of that understanding and for brave predictions that pushed chemistry forward? Indeed. But great victories can have more than one hero, and the emergence of our periodic table is one such victory.
Mendeleev's work was neither the beginning nor the end of the charting of periodicity in chemistry. He misplaced some elements, and his table was incomplete, even with his predictions: the group of so-called noble gases, for example, was discovered in the 1890s and was not anticipated in his papers. And general chemistry students today can readily spot other deficiencies in his 1869 table, too, based on our contemporary understanding of the nature of the elements.
In brief, Mendeleev's contribution was tremendously impressive but was also imperfect, and the value of Meyer's contributions was already sufficiently clear as to move the Royal Society of London to award both him and Mendeleev their prestigious in 1892 "for their discovery of the periodic relations of the atomic weights." Indeed, the joint award has been cited as evidence that what was seen by some to be was how it accommodated (as Meyer's also did) the elements that were known, and not so much for Mendeleev's predictions of new elements.
Was the Royal Society hoping too, through the joint award, to muffle the disquiet about priority or credit for the increasingly indispensable table? Perhaps. But if that were the intention, they failed. In science as in politics, the temptation to be simple rather than accurate can be quite strong. Scientists still say, "Mendeleev discovered the periodic table."
Noble Intentions, Political Interventions
Whatever one thinks of Meyer's versus Mendeleev's role in the incarnation of the table, history has not treated Meyer as well as it could have. One might ask, for example, if Alfred Nobel (1833-1896), who was a contemporary of Mendeleev and Meyer (1830-1895) but who aided in no direct way our understanding of periodicity, is more deserving than Meyer or Newlands or de Chancourtois of a spot on the period table.
In my opinion, the answer is clearly no.
Even so, element 102 – nobellium – was named after Alfred Nobel, partly because he died rich enough to fund his bequest to the world of the Nobel Prizes. But there are ironies here. Nobel got a spot on their periodic table, but neither Mendeleev, Meyer, nor anyone else received a Nobel Prize for demonstrating periodicity or developing the periodic table.
Mendeleev was actually in nine Nobel Prize nominations between 1905 and 1907, but he never won. Some claim he was denied because Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius held substantial animosity toward him. Mendeleev harshly criticised a theory (unrelated to periodicity, about how salts dissolve in water) that Arrhenius had proposed, and – although Arrhenius was not a member of the award committee – he was famous, influential and highly regarded by his peers on the Nobel Prize selection committees. But that and other Nobel Prize backstories are separate political discussions.
Politics, hero worship and jockeying for credit are often closer than desirable to scientific practice. A place where they all converge is on that great list of the chemical elements known so far to humanity.
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Who has won the priority dispute? A class of minerals has been named after Meyer, but if having a private room on the periodic table is the gold standard for its fathers, then Mendelevium has answered the question.
The United Nations, scientists and science-loving people everywhere celebrate the periodic table this year for the marvelous chemical good that it has offered and continues to offer us. And we acknowledge as well its storied past, internal political warts and all.
(The author is Associate Professor of Chemistry, University of Richmond. This is an opinion piece and the views expressed above are the author's own. The Quint neither endorses nor is responsible for them. This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article here.)
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We believe in history that took place over a century ago, such as World War I, yet, nobody we know is alive today who can testify of it. We can rely heavily on eyewitness testimonials of events in history that were written down and recorded. But why do we trust them? If we must see something in order to believe in it, then we must look at history that happened over a hundred years ago as highly suspect? The problem for that type of logic is, we have the world to testify that World War II happened, therefore, we can be assured that World War I was a true event.
In the New Testament, the 1st-Century church had conviction about Jesus' death, burial and resurrection. In 1 Corinthians 15:3-8, the Apostle Paul wrote, "For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, and that He appeared to Cephas, then to the twelve. After that He appeared to more than five hundred brethren at one time, most of whom remain until now, but some have fallen asleep; then He appeared to James, then to all the apostles; and last of all, as one untimely born, He appeared to me also."
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Armagh are still a 'work in progress' after Down success, insists McCorry
With Kieran McGeeney not around to speak to the press in the meeting room upstairs in Pairc Esler, the honour fell to selector Jim McCorry, the man who introduced the current Armagh boss to county football in his spell as manager in the mid-90s and one who desperately wanted a win for the Mullaghban man.
"Everybody talks about records, Kieran losing four (Ulster Championship games in a row as Armagh manager), 60 odd years since Down have been beaten here (by Armagh), all these different records," he said.
"Win one game and a lot of people think that's them gone and they're forgotten about, all that talk, 'Would he stay on? Would they keep him on?'
"Within the camp people don't think like that, footballers don't think like that. They don't think about two years ago, 'We must go out and get revenge here'. They go out and think about what their preparation has been and what performance they must put out.
"I'd rather be here talking about the win rather than trying to defend a fifth successive Championship game lost so from that point of view there will be relief that we won the Championship match."
Even so, a little bit of white line fever crept in at the end of normal time when Down rattled off 1-2 unanswered points, before Paul Devlin's shot flew in towards the death of extra-time to give Down just a glimmer.
Ghosts of leads lost, in particular one here early on in Armagh's league campaign when they collapsed against Clare, was to the fore of McCorry's thinking.
"We threw away leads in a couple of league games, we thought we had put that ghost to bed and we didn't expect the same situation to occur. We have to look at ourselves for that, we can't blame opposition. We have to make sure that is corrected. It's a work in progress," he said.
Down manager Paddy Tally was a solemn figure afterwards, having been put through the tumble dryer of emotions.
"It was probably crazier than I expected," said the well-travelled coach. "It was a very hard game. A typical Ulster Championship match, loads of incidents and sendings off, lots of scores, goals, and that's probably what those teams went to play.
"It's just disappointing and the boys will be sore now. To lose a game like that... I suppose you have to look at the positives too.
"They showed great character to come back when the game could have been gone."
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Sub-prime debacle has knock-on effect Down UnderPosted on 5/05/2008
Six months ago you would have been hard-pressed to find anyone other than people working in finance companies who had ever heard of the term "sub-prime mortgage". Now, after a $US1 trillion shock to the international banking system (caused by fast and loose lending practices and apparently flawed financial engineering), the term is in common use - even appearing on the front page of Sydney tabloids.
A "sub-prime" loan is money lent to someone with a limited capacity to pay it back. The lenders squeeze their own criteria and outsource the lending function to "low-doc" or "no-doc" finance companies who arrange for the borrowers to qualify, one way or another. Then there is the second stage - packaging all this dubious loan money into Collateralised Debt Obligations (CDOs), which are then sold to investors at an interest rate which, as it turns out, did not properly reflect risk. Think Michael Milkin, junk bonds, 1987, recession, pain and suffering, and you are somewhere close to it.
The whole sorry tale has slowly emerged over the last six months, almost bringing down one of the big US investment banks (Bear Stearns) along the way. The US Federal Reserve intervened, slashing interest rates and is now reported to be printing money in an effort to jump-start an economy which, if it is not in recession already, is certainly heading in that direction.
But what does it mean for Australia, and in particular, investors whose residential properties are mortgaged to the Big Four banks or any of the dozen or so big regionals and top building societies which should be expected to weather any such storm with aplomb?
Before we get into that, let's examine the exposure of Australian investors who might have been expected to know better - the local government authorities who eagerly invested in CDOs. In New South Wales, at least six councils have owned up to being $200 million to $400 million in the red as a result of investing ratepayers' money in what can now clearly be seen as sub-prime investments.
NSW Treasurer Michael Costa has warned that some essential services could be compromised and some councils face solvency issues as a result of being involved in the US-inspired melt-down. Local governments left with paper linked to CDOs are expected to face a total write-off on these investments. The only upside is that a review by NSW Treasury will tighten investment criteria for future occasions.
The sharp collapse in equities markets has caused its own set of problems, with the Australian listed finance sector taking a big hit. All four major banks have suffered paper losses in share value of 20% or more, but not all of it was logical. In one example, Queensland insurer and financier Suncorp took a double hit (this was a bad year for insurance risks), with its share price collapsing from a year-high of $21.91 to a low of $11.08. We use the Suncorp example to make a point that markets can and do over-react - Suncorp had little or no exposure to the sub-prime market and the re-rating may have more to do with internal factors (buying Promina at the top of the market and losing its entire investment team to a competitor).*
The drop in share values in many market sectors in Australia has resulted in a predictable series of collapses, near-misses, rescues and corporate manoeuvrings. The listed property trust sector took a big hit and there have been a couple of well-publicised fiascos (MFS and Centro). Listed property trust Record Realty has put its entire commercial property portfolio on the market - at a time when many investors in this sector are also looking to cash up.
And as the equities rout causes ructions inside specific businesses, the inevitable job shedding will flow through to the housing market. For example, whitegoods manufacturer Fisher & Paykel has closed its Brisbane factory and is relocating manufacturing offshore, with the loss of 300 local jobs.
But it is clearly misleading and mischief-making to compare what is happening in the US housing market with what is happening in Australia. Much of the sub-prime trouble in the US started in the so-called "rust belt" where home loans were provided to people living in the once-mighty US steel manufacturing cities like Detroit and Cleveland where unemployment is now widespread. There is also an oversupply of housing in the US, whereas in Australia one of the major drivers of our rising house market has been a shortage of land and housing.
Brisbane-based analyst Michael Matusik observed that housing prices rose about 13% across southeast Queensland in 2007, while in the US prices fell by 10% over the same period. Matusik explains: "There are two main differences between our housing market and the US. Firstly, we are undersupplied - we have a new stock deficiency of 32% across Australia and 46% in Queensland, compared to a 16-month over-supply of newly-completed homes sitting vacant across the US."
Matusik also explains the different financing methods. In Australia we commonly mortgage our house as security for the loan whereas in the US many mortgages are "non-recourse" - that is, in the case of default, the bank is left to rely on whatever it can sell the house for, while borrowers can simply walk away from their debt. In Australia, we owe the bank the mortgage amount regardless of what our house is worth.
Many American home buyers also obtained "no doc" loans where there is no requirement for independent/third party proof of income or capacity to pay. The low-doc/no-doc model has been used sparingly in Australia and now that the major lenders have been forced to look at their exposure, many are backing away from mortgage broker relationships and insisting on more conservative loan to valuation ratios.
And in Australia, the economy continues to grow strongly, thanks largely to China's seemingly insatiable appetite for our raw materials, as well as other expanding markets that need coal, iron ore and copper (not to mention wheat and cotton). However, domestic inflation remains a worry - some economists think the Reserve Bank will lift domestic interest rates again, which seems certain to take the prevailing mortgage rate to the psychologically painful double figures. Never mind that there is little difference in monthly repayment between servicing a loan at 9.85% and at 10.1%; there's something about double-digit interest rates that conjures up images of a Paul Keating hologram in the sky, warning about the recession we have to have!
There is a certain school of thought that says coping with inflation of 4% is better than risking the economy sliding into recession via an over-zealous use of monetary policy (as appears to be happening in New Zealand). And inflation of 4% may soon seem modest against China's inflation story. China's cost of living began spiralling last year as a result of too many factors to mention - for example, flooding in China's south and drought in the north (not to mention a pig ailment called blue ear disease), adding greatly to a 15.4% hike in food prices in the July 2007 quarter.
Although inflation in China dipped to 8.3% in March 2008 (it was 8.7% in February), price rises will continue to be triggered by increases in monthly wage rates and welfare benefits. The Economist reported that grain shortages could again push up food prices, as it has done elsewhere in Asia. However, China's manufacturing sector is keeping a lid on inflation, through intense competition and massive foreign investment. If this bullish scenario were to change and domestic consumption in China slowed, it could have all sorts of negative ramifications for Australia's resources sector and retailers (who have come to reply on cheap and plentiful consumer goods, clothing and food from China).
Despite the negative signals from the US, UK and some parts of Asia, Access Economics is not overly concerned about Australia in 2008. In its latest Business Outlook report, Access Economics says "2008 looks fine for China - and hence for Australia too." The theory is that as long as China continues to buy our coal and iron ore (at increasingly higher prices), we will sail through the rest of 2008. But if China stumbles and the US takes longer to emerge from recession, 2009 could be a different story. Let's not forget that the Shanghai market index is down 47% since October 2007.
Back home, as the US housing market continues to unwind and the credit squeeze continues, we can expect Australian lenders to insist on better security for loans - if only as a "better them than us" reaction.
Recent housing approval statistics suggest that rising interest rates are already causing investors to back off. And the HIA says any further contraction of investment in housing will cause further pain to those who already struggle to meet rising rental payments.
So what about the Australian housing market, recently identified in an IMF survey as one of the world's most over-valued markets? In the IMF terminology, there is a 'house-price gap' when increases in house prices cannot be explained by the usual fundamental drivers of real estate prices, such as lower interest rates and higher incomes. According to the survey (published in The Economist), Australia's 'house-price gap' widened to more than 20% between 1997 and 2007.
The real worry for investors in such unstable market conditions is what might happen to the 20% "premium" built into Australian house prices, as this premium is more to do with the bullishness of times now past than market fundamentals.
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FDIL's parents aren't helping with wedding planning, costs, or anything (our son even bought her dress). So we're gladly helping them out as much as we possibly can – which means everthing is falling to us considering they live out of state and will arrive literally the day before the wedding. I'm just worried things could get sticky with the invites.
The two families are already at odds, so to keep things on an even keel I figured to word the invitations simply and without saying who the hosts are:
The honor of your presence is requested at the wedding celebration of (bride) and (groom) as they are united in marriage … date … particulars … …
A close friend of mine had spoken to FDIL recently and learned about some of the tensions … she told me I should for sure have Darling Husband & my names on the invites as the hosts (Mr. & Mrs.) request the honor of your presence … etc.
I'm just worried that will cause more waves, regardless that we ARE the hosts. Thoughts?


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this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak the headlines at 2pm: theresa may is meeting victims of the grenfell fire at downing street. earlier she chaired a taskforce to coordinate efforts to help people affected. the queen says it's difficult to escape a very sombre national mood following tragedies in london and manchester. she's led a minute's silence at the start of events to mark her official birthday. i'm reporting close to grenfell tower. we're hearing that two london underground lines near the building have been suspended by transport for london this afternoon, because of fears about the building's safety. # in other news, pc keith palmer, who tried to stop the terror # who tried to stop the terror attack in westminster, has been awarded the george medal for his bravery, as the queen's birthday honours are announced. and in rugby — the british and irish lions get a confidence boosting win, as they power
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to victory against the maori all blacks. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. we start with the latest events concerning the grenfell tower fire. we cross live to west london and speak to ben brown. yeah, we're expecting a news conference later on here this afternoon from the metropolitan police, where we may get an update on the casualty figures from the disaster. we know at the moment the official death toll is 30. though the bbc understands the total number of dead and missing is 70. 2a in hospital, 12 in critical care. but those numbers may change when we get that news conference a little bit later on. let me also tell you that
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15 residents who managed to survive the disaster and also volunteers who we re the disaster and also volunteers who were helping those made homeless, those affected by the tragedy here have gone into downing street this afternoon to meet theresa may. the prime minister has been criticised for failing prime minister has been criticised forfailing to meet prime minister has been criticised for failing to meet residents, prime minister has been criticised forfailing to meet residents, when she came here initially after the disaster, only meeting the emergency services. there's been quite a lot of hostility to her when she came yesterday, there were angry scenes here. in fact, yesterday, there were angry scenes here. infact, even yesterday, there were angry scenes here. in fact, even now, just close to where i'm speaking to you from, there's a sign up in the road saying "stay away theresa may". but those 15 residents and volunteers meeting the prime minister this afternoon. let's get a round up of the latest developments now. bringing flowers, lighting candles
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and leaving messages at one of many churches in the area, a sombre time for people to reflect and come to terms with what's happened here. michael used to live in grenfell tower and has come to pay respects to his friend affectately nicknam moses. a lot of people are grieving for him, friends and family. he was a very loving man, you know. he a lwa ys a very loving man, you know. he always used to make sure that people we re always used to make sure that people were cared for and looked after. yesterday the queen met volunteers and residents in the community and today, in her birthday message, that was reflected: her words followed by an impromptu
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minute's silence at buckingham palace. just a few miles away, the government taskforce met this morning to discuss how to help those affected by the fire. there is now, from today, on the ground a central operation precisely . answer all operation precisely to answer all those perfectly reasonable questions that people have in these desperate police have confirmed circumstances. ffilm least 30 people died in the fire, at least 30 people died in the fire, but that number is expected to rise. that will only happen when firefighters can safely make their way up into this charred building that once used to be home to hundreds of people. but the questions surrounding this tragedy remain unanswered. how did it start? why did it spread so quickly? and who, if anyone, why did it spread so quickly? and who, ifanyone, is why did it spread so quickly? and who, if anyone, is to blame? well, there's been a service very
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close to grenfell tower at a catholic church here, a catholic mass to pay respects and to remember those who've died, those who are still missing and unaccounted for. the mass was led by the archbishop of westminster, the leader of the catholic church in england and wales. he told the congregation that he understood the anger that there is in this community. he said that anger should be channelled for good. you know, anger is energy and what i said inside was the thing about anger and its energy is it has to be directed in the right way. it has to get shaped so it becomes a positive source. i think the thing that i most troubling is those who find most troubling is those who would wish to use that anger to deepen divisions in society, to create further divisions, because down that road is just a dog—eat—dog road. really what we were thinking about and road. really what we were thinking
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aboutand urging road. really what we were thinking about and urging this morning was that yes, people are angry. yes, that's quite understandable and right. but let's use that energy to build something better. that's the leader of the catholic church in england and wales. i was mentioning a bit earlier on that meeting in downing street, the prime minister seeing some of the residents there in downing street from grenfell tower and also some of the volu nteers tower and also some of the volunteers who've been working here. let's go to our political correspondent emma va rdy. let's go to our political correspondent emma vardy. what's the latest from there? in the last ten minutes or so, latest from there? in the last ten minutes orso, a latest from there? in the last ten minutes or so, a group of people have arrived here, about 15 or, so mixture of ages, a mixture of backgrounds. there was one young girl amongst them. they were all wearing white ribbons as they arrived for their meeting with the prime minister. we're told they're victims, residents and volunteers. this follows a difficult few days for the prime minister really. we've seen angry for the prime minister really. we've seen angry scenes at for the prime minister really. we've seen angry scenes at grenfell tower.
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the prime minister had to leave there under a police guard last night. so you get the sense that this meeting here at downing street is really an attempt to start to build trust with the local community, to meet with people affected by the tragedy under a different scenario now. it is a difficult balance for the government to strike at the moment. there's been an outpouring of shock, of grief. people are calling for authorities to be held accountable. but at the same time, the government has had to balance the need for a nswe rs has had to balance the need for answers with the need to act responsibly and take things step by step. as well as the government's practical response to this tragedy, theresa may has come in for personal criticism about the humanity that she's shown through this situation. damian green defended the prime minister saying she had faced unfair criticism over the empathy that she had shown with victims. earlier
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theresa may chaired a taskforce looking at grenfell tower recovery operation. now she is in the meeting with victims and residents of g re nfell tower. with victims and residents of grenfell tower. that is a very different meeting to that taskforce that she chaired earlier. thank you very much. just want to mention to you that we're hearing that two london underground lines close to grenfell tower have been suspended. this is because the london fire brigade are concerned about the stability of the building. 0ur about the stability of the building. our understanding is that it's possibly because of the underground trains if they're continuing to move close to the area that they might destabilise the carcass, this blackened carcass of a building that is there. the fire brigade have said at the moment it is stable, it is structurally sound. this have been shoring it up internally. clearly, they are sufficiently concerned that
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they are sufficiently concerned that they have suspended the two london tube lines. i'm joined now by paul dadge, a former fireman whose picture was shown across the world helping a survivor of the 7/7 bombings. thanks forjoining us from birmingham. i wonder what your thoughts are, as a former firefighter, as somebody who helped survivors of that terrible tragedy as well — the toll, the toll in terms of mental trauma that the firefighters working in this disaster may be facing now? well, what we've got to think of is the people or the firefighters indeed who were rushing towards the scene the other day. knowing that there we re the other day. knowing that there were people trapped within that building and not just were people trapped within that building and notjust the firefighters, in fact, building and notjust the firefighters, infact, importantly the people who work in fire control who would have been taking 999 calls from members of the public who were trapped within the tower and were
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looking for instructions, life—saving instructions to make sure that they could get out. we need to look at the firefighters in terms of their mental health. the people who work in fire control, the police and the ambulance service, who were there in many numbers as well. obviously, so difficult and the conditions that those firefighters would have been in going up those stairs, as you say, ata time going up those stairs, as you say, at a time when the building was basically burning, absolutely ferociously, almost unthinkable, even with all the high—level that they would have. yeah, training that they would have. yeah, danny cotton, the fire commissioner has said it's the worst fire she's seen has said it's the worst fire she's seenin has said it's the worst fire she's seen in 29 years. it's unknown to have a fire of this magnitude in the uk in terms of the challenging aspect, where firefighters with breathing apparatus are entering a
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very complex situation to be able to get up there and to save life. without any doubts, all the emergency services are to be commended for what they d -- did. your experience, memorably from your experience, memorably helping that survivor on 7/7. i know people who are rescuers and survivors often feel guilt, after a tragedy like, this simply that they are still alive. yeah, i think, tragedy like, this simply that they are still alive. yeah, ithink, i carry a level of guilt, because i didn't go down onto the tube train after 7/7 to help the people who we re after 7/7 to help the people who were injured and were dying under i think we have three types there. i think we have three types of people in this country. those who run towards, those who want to run towards but don't feel they have the necessary skills and those who walk the other way. particularly in the aftermath of what we've seen here, we've had a lot of people, those who weren't involved want to help. that's extremely reassuring. i
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remember a headline from a canadian newspaper after 7/7 which said "brit grit". whenever we suffer this kind of thing, brit grit starts to shine through. thank you so much for being with us. a pleasure to talk to you. the former firefighter who helped survivors on the day of thejuly 7th bombings back in 2005. i want to speak to somebody else who's helping people here close to grenfell tower, m$ a therapist. we were lorraine, a therapist. we were watching a bit earlier on. you were helping a woman who was incredibly distressed, who fears she's lost loved ones. yes, she had suffered pretty profound distress and huge loss. so we used a technique that is particularly useful in times of profound trauma, called havening,
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which is a psycho sensory therapy, which is a psycho sensory therapy, which involves stroking of the arms, the hands and it's a very gentle but effective therapy that is useful at times like this. because the grief is so raw and it's people who don't even know 100% that their loved ones are dead. they're unaccounted for, they're missing. does that make it worse in some ways? i think it does, particularly in this case. there's so particularly in this case. there's so many particularly in this case. there's so many unanswered particularly in this case. there's so many unanswered questions. there's people missing. the outcome is not good. there is profound pain. this particular lady had left sierra leone, left a war there and came here expecting safety and now has lost numerous members of her family. lost numerous members of herfamily. ! these are the very early days and these are the very early days obviously. it's so important for people like you to be on hand to help. i think so. people like you to be on hand to help. ithink so. i believe people like you to be on hand to help. i think so. i believe the sooner we can help. i think so. i believe the sooner we can help and show people
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that there is help available, that they can access that help, that we're here, available on the ground, i think that can only be a positive. must be difficult for you, you it must be difficult for you, you know, it's difficult obviously, incredibly distressing for them in their grief, for you, even though you're a trained therapist, how hard do you find it? it's unprecedented. you really don't know what to expect. some of these stories that we've heard and are listening to today are absolutely harrowing, distressing. i mean, the worst possible experiences that anyone could live through. yes, it's very, very difficult and i'm glad we can help. i know a lot of people adding to the problem because it is taking time to identify the dead in that building. it's a time consuming! that is incredibly process. that is incredibly frustrating for those who are relatives and friends that's very visible. the uncertainty and, you
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know, people know but they don't know. that's very hard for them to live with. and to deal with, because until they have answers - can't until they have answers they can't really start that process of healing. yes, a very difficult time. people like you are here, which is terrific now. this grief and pain is going to last for years, well, for the rest of their lives. they are themest of'the'rr fives—thaw to need caring for and looking going to need caring for and looking after for a going to need caring for and looking afterfor a long time. going to need caring for and looking after for a long time. what's really wonderful is that there is a huge number of volunteers, therapists like me, psycho therapists, psychologists, there's an amazing movement under way. people are volunteering their time, knowing that this is not a short—term solution and that this will be a long—term goal to facilitate and help people going through this thank you very much for your time. i know you're busy, carry on with your good work. thank you. a therapist who is
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helping some of- families, helping some of those families, loved ones and friends who are in such distress. we've seen it again in the last few hours, actually, really heart breaking scenes here. still some anger, still people angry, of course. we've been talking to volunteers and community leaders who say that anger is understandable. but they' re who say that anger is understandable. but they're trying to calm down tempers. they don't wa nt to calm down tempers. they don't want this comubt to be pour —— community to be portrayed as simply an angry community. they want people out there in the rest of the country and the world to know this is a loving and care community as well as undoubtedly an angry community. that's the latest from here. i'll hand you back to the studio. the annual trooping of the colour has taken place this morning with members of the royal family out in force . in a statement released to mark her official birthday, the queen said it was difficult to escape the sombre mood in the country in the wake of recent tragedies.
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here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. the queen's birthday parade, trooping the colour, normally the ceremonial high point of the summer, but this year, an expression of a nation's sadness. that was given expression to both in the minute's silence and in the statement issued by the queen this morning. that minute's silence added to the programme very minute's silence added to the programme very much at the last minute. at 10. 45 programme very much at the last minute. at10. 45 as programme very much at the last minute. at 10. 45 as the queen and duke of edinburgh left the palace they stood for a minute in tribute to those lost at grenfell tower and also in the terrorist atrocities in manchester and london. then in that statement, which she issued this morning, referring to the sombre national mood and recalling the fact that she visited grenfell tower yesterday herself and to manchester last month, where she says that she was profoundly truck by the immediate inclination of people throughout the country to offer comfort and support to those in desperate need. although this
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birthday parade, all the normal components, the marching guardsman, the balcony appearance, the fly by, prince george and princess charlotte, this was rather subdued reflecting on recent tragedies. events are taking place across the country this weekend to mark the first anniversary ofjo cox's murder. the great get together, as it's called, has been organised by her family. the idea is forfriends, neighbours and others they don't yet know to spend time with each other. we can join our correspondent fiona trott now in heckmondwike in west yorkshire, which is in batley and spen, jo cox's former constituency. it looks like a day for the family, behind you there. absolutely so. hundreds of people have been coming here today in this beautiful sunshine. theyjust have been coming here today in this beautiful sunshine. they just wanted come and have a giant picnic to come and have a giant picnic here. bands here on the bandstand to play here today, just wanted to come together and be neighbourly and show
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support for each other, wanting to show support forjo cox's family too. earlier we spoke to her husband, i explained why events : é this today are so important. : é this today are so importantlj like this today are so importantlj think for us, it was thinking about how we take forward jo's legacy and the things she cared about. the thing that drove jo was about bringing closer communities together. she wanted to build a community. she wanted to bring people together of different types and backgrounds. ithink people together of different types and backgrounds. i think she would be humbled by the scale be incredibly humbled by the scale of the response there's - we of the response there's been. we know of about 120,000 events so far across the country. i think what that shows isjust across the country. i think what that shows is just the across the country. i think what that shows isjust the sense across the country. i think what that shows is just the sense that country's crying out for these the country's crying out for these moments of togetherness. we spend so much time talking - the things much time talking about the things we disagree on. i think people want that balance. there really is a balance here today, people coming together, showing awe port for each other. a lot of happy faces here. let's chat to some of the mums. how important is it for you that everybody has
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come here from your local community? i think come here from your local community? ithink i'm come here from your local community? i think i'm very proud, very privileged for such an event to actually take place at the heart of the community here and it gives you a clear example of how much we have in common really. but sadly, obviously, over the time you've seen, there's been so much bad publicity. that doesn't give a clear picture of what community cohesion is. it's about individuals from diverse communities coming together really moving forward and and really moving forward and embracing together. i think this is something which many of the other areas can take an example of and move towards this in terms of actually united together in this way and this way forward. frankly, just to relax in the sunshine and to have a good time. it looks to me like you've had some very nice glitter put on yourface you've had some very nice glitter put on your face there. have you been enjoying yourself? yes, i have. what have you been doing? we've been going round doing loads of
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activities. do you have school on monday? yeah, i do. you're going to have to sleep carefully so none of that glitter comes off. yeah, i will, won't i. have a lovely rest of the day. thanks forjoining us. why is it important for you that you're here with friends and neighbours? for me, it'sjust here with friends and neighbours? for me, it's just community. here with friends and neighbours? for me, it'sjust community. the whole community coming together, united as one rather than being united as one rather than being united as one rather than being isolated and feeling that we shouldn't all come together. it's important for us to be together. when we were tojo important for us to be together. when we were - tojo cox's when we were chatting tojo cox's sister earlier, she said people shouldn't just sister earlier, she said people shouldn'tjust come together following tragedy. it should be all the time. it really — when you see people here today — it makes you realise how easy it is to come together and meet each other this is a starting point definitely. this gets the ball rolling. people start together, interacting more coming together, interacting more and then it means that outside of this event, people can get together as well. would you like to see then as well. would you like to see this happen here in your community every year? definitely. i'm not from round here originally. i've lived
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here close to two years now. there was nothing like this for my was nettiing'fikfethils ffirmehfime- everybody together is town. seeing everybody together is really good. enjoy the rest of today. thanks for chatting to us. it's not just today. thanks for chatting to us. it's notjust the great get together today that is following on from jo cox's death, one year ago, of course that memorial fund was set up , be; 55 555555 555 5 55,5 her 7 .77 55 5555555555 5555 her death 7 777 55 5555555555 5555 her death too. today, it's following her death too. today, it's raised almost £2 million for charities that were close to her heart. fiona, thank you very much. two men have been- to hospital after 16 people were found in the back of a lorry in sweltering heat. the occupants of the vehicle waved to catch the attention of passing motorists on the a 22. drivers flagged down the driver who stopped. emergency teams helped free the 13 men, two women and a child from the back of the hgv. two of the - were back of the hgv. two of the men were taken to hospital with dehydration.
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us officials say seven crew members are unaccounted for, after a us navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship off the coast of japan. the uss fitzgerald was seriously damaged, after it was struck by a philippine—registered container ship in the middle of the night. it was for a nearby it was - for a nearby port under its own power. among the injured is the ship's commanding officer, who has been taken to hospital by helicopter. sarah corker reports. the uss fitzgerald sustained significant damage to its starboard side. in the middle of the night ship on the approach to tokyo bay. three crew members were airlifted to hospital, including the ship's commanding officer, who is in a stable condition. the total number of injured is unknown. the incident happened at 2:30am local time on saturday, 56 nautical miles south—west of yokosuka, a busy commercial waterway.
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this is the merchant vessel involved, the philippine registered acx crystal, with relatively light damage on the port bow. the fitzgerald, with a crew of more than 300 sailors, started taking on water, with at least three compartments flooded. the hull has been breached. this was notjust bumping each other, this was a serious collision. we will have to see why it happened, why the vessels did not see each other, or did not communicate clearly or if there was something else going on. the fitzgerald is a guided missile destroyer based at yokosuka. in february, a $21 million degrade its role is to support security and stability in the asian pacific region. with the help of the coast guard, the warship is heading back to port
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of the most advanced naval radar systems hit a huge container ship in open water? we're going live to a scene over whitehall in central london. you can see protesters, who have been gathering again this afternoon, anger has been mounting over the g re nfell anger has been mounting over the grenfell fire response from the government and in particular, directed at may, government and in particular, directed at- may, coming directed at theresa may, coming under increasing pressure over her handling of the disaster. we understand that at the moment within downing street itself she is meeting - several victims and of that fire. the protests survivors of that fire. the protests
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have been - place. friday we have been taking place. friday we saw some. there had been talk of further protests continuing today. it's over the government's response to the tragedy. as it stands at least 30 people are officially named as being killed in that fire. the bbc believes that number could actually be as high as 70. kensington town hall was the scene protests on friday. some people of protests on friday. some people also marching - downing street, also marching onto downing street, again in central london, chanting, "no justice — no again in central london, chanting, "nojustice — no peace". many "no justice — no—eeeee—meny for theresa may to stand calling for theresa may to stand down. she herself was heckled when she visited a church. she left via she visited a churchfiheleftvia she visited a church.€heleftvia back she visited a church.€heteftvia back she was she visited a church.€heteftvia back - she was followed she visited a church.€heteftvia back- she was followed and the back door. she was followed and her car was chased down the street by some of those protesters. that is scene at whitehall in that is scene at whitehatb'rrr london outside of downing central london outside of downing! where theresa may is street, where theresa may is currently speaking to and meeting
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with survivors the grenfell tower tragedy. the policeman—who'died confronting = pc keith palmer, has been awarded a posthumous medalfor bravery. he is named in the queen's civilian galla ntry list, released this year alongside the birthday honours. among this year's honours, is a knighthood for the comedian billy connolly and a damehood forjulie walters and june whitfield. lizo mzimba reports. pc keith palmer was killed in the westminster terror attacks. he receives a posthumous george medal. the two arresting the the two policemen arresting the man who killed jo cox receive gallantry he just saw who killed jo cox receive gallantry he just sano and tried to medals. he just saw jo and tried to save her. we can't thank him enough. the two boys, similarly,
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and the two boys, similarly, unarmed, just went in. they knew he was armed. but not a thought. just went in. and we're absolutely delighted scroo. true heroes. in the entertainment world billie connko in the entertainment world billie connolly knows his knighthood will produce a response from fans. some them will say, what the hell is i a i. a little embarrassed, but that? i am a little embarrassed, but deep within me i'm very pleased to % it. actress julie walters becomes a dame. 19605 1960s eurovision winner sane shaw becomes an mbe and georgejohnny johnson becomes an mbe in a list
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that honours more than a thousand people. time for the weather. we're going to speech to ben. we will cross over to newsroom. we're indoors, it's out the newsroom. we're indoors, it's glorious out there! we got the wrong shift this weekend. i think we drew 5511155 fieseegg ' 153? 77g lass short straw there. if you like the aha—t stress! the—e !e ,a lief:- 7 77 7 7 7 77 7 weather, the ehe—t et—ete! the—e !e ,a lief:- 7 77 7 7 7 77 7 weather, that is, it is a good hot weather, that is, it is a good weekend to - out and hot weather, that is, it is a good weekend to out and i know weekend to get out and about. i know a lot of don't. if you don't like it, a trip to the coast might be a decent idea over the next few days. we have sea breezes developing. it feel that bit cooler. can you will feel that bit cooler. can you see from the satellite sequence many of us enjoying sunshine. it's a different story - the for different story across the for north—west of scotland particularly, more cloud, splashes of rain and cooler here. temperatures across the south—east, 29, maybe 30 degrees. through this evening and tonight, most through this evening and tonight, m ost pla ces through this evening and tonight, most places dry with clear spells. 0urarea of most places dry with clear spells. 0ur area of cloud and rain across the far north—west doesn't make much progress southwards. in the centre of london that's your minimum temperature 19 degrees. uncomfortable for sleeping. tomorrow
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uncomfortableforsleeoing..tomorrow of the same — sunny across more of the same — sunny across england and wales, bit cooler close to the coast. - nor northern to the coast. cloud nor northern ireland, southern scotland. rain for the far north—west. across the south—east tomorrow, that could bring 32 degrees. it will be the northern areas that are cooler and fresher through the start of the new week. further south the temperatures still not far from 30. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... theresa may is meeting victims of the grenfell fire at downing street. earlier she chaired a task force to co—ordinate efforts to help people affected. the queen says it's difficult to escape a very sombre national mood following tragedies in london and manchester. she's led a minute's silence at the start of events to mark her official birthday.
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Celebrating the life of Arvin Lynn Wingfield
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Arvin Lynn Wingfield was born on March 6, 1942 to Arvin Ray (Jack) and Carrie Anna (Thomas) Wingfield in his family home in the Merritt Community. He went home to a glorious family reunion on July 8, 2019 at the age of 77 at his home in the Merritt Community.
He graduated from Merritt High School in 1960. After high school he joined the Army Reserves and stayed till his discharge in March of 1968. He graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1967 with a bachelor's degree in Agriculture Education, he got his master's degree from Central State University. He married the love of his life, Annette Roberts, on July 31, 1965 at Sweetwater, OK.
Lynn began his teaching career at Moore Jr. High in the fall of 1967. He and Annette moved to Salem, Oregon in the summer of 1968 where he taught for 1 year at North Salem School. Their daughter Dawn was born in Salem. They moved back to Oklahoma in the summer of 1968. After returning to Oklahoma he taught at Putnam City, Moore Central and finally at Moore West Jr High until the summer of 1976. Their daughter Janet was born in Moore. They moved to Canute, Ok and Lynn started farming with his father. In the summer of 1977, they moved into their home in the Merritt Community. He stopped farming in 1999 and went to work for AutoZone where he retired from in 2006.
Lynn was active in FFA during school and remained a strong supporter of the program. He loved teaching and helping kids learn. In college he was active in collegiate FFA and the Men's glee club. He sang with the FFA choir at the national FFA convention. He raised cattle and pigs. He loved going to and helping his daughters and eventually grandkids at livestock shows. He helped with mapping and re-organizing the Merritt cemetery. He was active in the Merritt alumni association for many years. He was an avid OSU fan, often telling people he bled orange. He loved traveling and watching his youngest granddaughters dance.
He was a member of the First Presbyterian church. He never met a stranger and would talk to everyone. He had a dry since of humor and always had a joke for everyone. His favorite joke to tell: When is an Irish potato not an Irish potato? ….. When it's a French fry.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, July 13, 2019 at Martin-Dugger Funeral Home Chapel, Elk City, Oklahoma. Rev. David Worsham will officiate. Interment will be at Fairlawn Cemetery, Elk City, Oklahoma. Services have been entrusted to the care of Martin-Dugger Funeral Home in Elk City, Oklahoma.
Cherishing his memory is his daughters; Dawn Wingfield of Elk City, Oklahoma and Janet Boykin and her husband Philip of Hokes Bluff, Alabama; six grandchildren; Michael Tillman and wife Andrea of Elk City, Oklahoma, Kimberly Cossey and husband Jason of Elk City, Oklahoma, Abbie Tillman of Stillwater, Oklahoma, Carrie Ann, Kaitlyn and Ashley Boykin of Hokes Bluff, Alabama; eight great-grand kids; two sisters, Joyice Choplin and husband, Jim of Glencoe, Oklahoma, Kathy Gass of Claude, Texas; brother, Jerry Wingfield and wife, Linda of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; a host of nieces and nephews, extended family and friends.
He was proceeded in death by his wife Annette, his parents Jack and Carrie, his in-laws, Royice and Pauline Roberts, one brother Donald Wingfield, Sr., brother-in-law, E.J. "Sonny" Gass Jr., and nephew, Mark Choplin.
Memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society, Merritt Alumni Scholarship Fund, or the OSU Alumni Scholarship Fund-Ag Department in care of Martin-Dugger Funeral Home, P.O. Box 707, Elk City, Oklahoma 73648.
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A friend visiting from Thailand and I took a day trip to My Son, a UNESCO world heritage site about 80 km south of Da Nang. My Son was an important temple complex of the Champa Kingdom that existed in central and southern Vietnam from roughly 300 to 1700 CE. The Cham civilization was Indianized and the temples at My Son celebrate Hindu deities. For many years the Cham and the Vietnamese moving south from the area surrounding modern Hanoi contested the central part of what is now Vietnam. The Vietnamese eventually prevailed and the Champa Kingdom disappeared. The Cham people were assimilated into Vietnamese society, influencing the development of Vietnamese culture in the process. The temple pictured is one of a group of structures built in the 11th to 13th centuries CE.
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Tam Thai Pagoda, Da Nang, Vietnam
Marble Mountain, Da Nang, Vietnam
Marble Mountain – a mass of marble and other rock jutting above the coastal plain just south of Da Nang. The place is a maze of steep paths, caves, and grottoes with Buddhist temples and shrines throughout. It is a very interesting place, worth another visit. But my legs are stiff today from all the climbing.
Bửu Đài Sơn Pagoda, Danang, Vietnam
The Bửu Đài Sơn pagoda, which is located across from the beach north of downtown, is one of Danang's lesser known Buddhist sites. There were several Vietnamese inside when I visited, but not a foreign tourist in sight. I could not find any English language information about this place when I searched online. The place catches your eye when you ride by and this time I decided to walk inside. Bửu Đài Sơn is a good example of the extent to which Buddhist temple architecture in Vietnam has taken its cue from China. The design of the building is clearly Chinese in origin, very different in appearance from the many Buddhist wats I visited in Thailand. The fat Budai, sometimes called the Fat Buddha or Laughing Buddha, sitting in front of the temple also originated in China. The magnificent dragons decorating the Chinese styled roof of the temple are, however, distinctly and uniquely Vietnamese. I am finding this often to be the case in Vietnam: whether it is the way people behave and interact, traditional architecture and design or cultural patterns, there is broad similarity with China and things Chinese, but the details are very much Vietnamese, often delightfully so.
Tending to the Buddha, Chiang Mai
The Buddha Shop, Chiang Mai
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Wat Chedi Luang, Chiang Mai
The centerpiece of Wat Chedi Luang, which according to its Wikipedia entry, means the temple of the big stuppa is this enormous stuppa in the center of the temple complex. Construction was begun by one of the Lanna kings in the 1300s, though the stuppa was not completed until the mid-fifteenth century, only to be damaged by an earthquake one hundred years later. A restoration was undertaken in the 1990s, though this has been the subject of controversy as some claim new elements in the reconstruction are in the Central Thai style, not Lanna style. Well, it's all Thai to me. I felt quite fortunate to get a group of young monks in the foreground instead of a crowd of Chinese tourists.
The Library at Wat Phra Singh
In addition to being a very striking building, the library at Wat Phra Singh is an example of classical Lanna architecture, or so I have read. Before the modern Thai state began to take shape in the late 18th century, a Lan Na kingdom centered in Chiang Mai ruled much of the northern part of what is now Thailand. The history is complex and I certainly only know the barest outline. But Lanna as a tradition (and a marketing buzzword) is alive and well in Chiang Mai today – Lanna architecture, Lanna style, Lanna cuisine, Lanna massage, et cetera, et cetera… Be that as it may, Wat Phra Singh has one cool library building.
Wat Phra Singh, Chiang Mai
Wat Phra Singh is a large, wealthy temple complex in the center of Chiang Mai's old city. I walked in when the apprentice monks were being led by elder monks in chants in the largest of the temples. I wanted a picture or two, but about the time I got ready to point and shoot, the chanting stopped and everybody got up and filed out of the temple. I did, however, get a number of images of the grounds, of which this is one.


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Singlet exciton fission is an effect seen in certain materials whereby a single photon (particle of light) can generate two electron-hole pairs as it is absorbed into a solar cell rather than the usual one. The effect has been observed by scientists as far back as the 1970s and though it has become an important area of research for some of the world's leading institutes over the past decade; translating the effect into a viable solar cell has proved complex.
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Analyse your role and use of initial and diagnostic assessment in agreeing individual learning goals with your learners (ref 1.1) |
1.1 An initial assessment can help identify whether the programme is right for the student and that they are not out of their depth by wanting to achieve a higher level than that they are capable of. There could be particular entry requirements for the subject and if they haven't achieved these from school then the course might not be suitable for them for example some of the students who are studying on the B-tec National Diploma in Health and Social care were disappointed not to start it at level 3 but were given the option to start at ...view middle of the document...
An effective individual learning plan (ILP) is at the heart of assessment, learning, support and achievement. It helps the learner to become an active, motivated partner in learning and this in turn will help us as tutors to establish goals with our learners.
The department of health and social care carry out regular 1:1 tutorials and then 2 progress reviews a year to set very specific personal targets. The subject tutors would complete subject reports and targets prior to the progress reviews.
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2.3 There may be many barriers that we as tutors find out about the students from the initial and diagnostic assessment which will have an impact on our planning. For example, personal circumstances, personal and social skills, health and self-esteem can all impact on the student's attitude to learning. The student's ability in numeracy, language and literacy skills will impact on their ability to cope with the course and then there will be the student's personal needs such as learning styles, learning difficulties along with learning experiences. As a tutor once we understand what makes our students tick then we can begin to make progress and appropriate actions can be taken to support the student. By finding out about each student's needs at the initial assessment we can plan our teaching methods and resources to meet the individual learning styles. If we find that the needs of the student go beyond our expertise we can refer them to an appropriate specialist.
Explain ways in which teaching and learning plans can be adapted to meet the individual needs of learners. ( ref 2.4) |
2.4 Adapting practice/differentiation means a process of modifying or adapting the curriculum according to the different ability levels of the students in the class. Teachers can adapt or differentiate by changing the content, methods for teaching and learning content and the methods of assessment. It could mean for example dividing the class into four ability groups or dividing them into mixed ability groups in which the students with more experience help the students with less experience. Teachers who know their students well can provide each one with experiences and tasks that will help to improve their learning.
Identify opportunities for learners to provide feedback to inform inclusive practice (ref 2.5) |
2.5 In the department of health and social care there are opportunities for learners to provide feedback to inform inclusive practice for example by:
Progress reviews- A form with questions for the student to fill in about their time at College, their placement, their own development area etc. They can then discuss these with the tutor at the review. An example of this form is enclosed.
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