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Totem and taboo (1913).
Editor's note (1955) and prefaces (1913, 1930).
In his Preface to Totem and Taboo, Freud tells us that his first stimulus for writing these essays came from the works of Wundt and Jung. Actually, his interest in social anthropology went back much further. The major elements of Freud's contribution to social anthropology made their first appearance in this work, and more especially in the fourth essay, which contains his hypothesis of the primal horde and the killing of the primal father and elaborates his theory tracing from them the origins of almost the whole of later social and cultural institutions. Freud had begun his preparations for the work, and in particular his reading of a large amount of literature on the subject, as early as in 1910. Totem and Taboo was translated into several languages besides English during Freud's lifetime: into Hungarian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Japanese, and Hebrew. The 4 essays were originally published in the first 2 volumes of Imago. They represent a fust attempt on Freud's part to apply the point of view and the findings of psychoanalysis to some unsolved problems of social psychology. The analysis of taboo is put forward as an assured and exhaustive attempt at the solution of the problem. The investigation of totemism does no more than declare that here is what psychoanalysis can at the moment contribute towards elucidating the problem of the totem.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part I. The horror of incest.
The horror of incest is discussed. The Australian aborigines, set before themselves with the most scrupulous care and the most painful severity the aim of avoiding incestuous sexual relations. Their whole social organization seems to serve that purpose or to have been brought into relation with its attainment. Among the Australians the place of all the religious and social institutions which they lack is taken by the system of totemism. A totem is, as a rule, an animal and more rarely a plant or a natural phenomenon, which stands in a peculiar relation to the whole clan. In almost every place where there are totems there is also a law against persons of the same totem having sexual relations with one another and consequently against their marrying. The violation of the prohibition is avenged in the most energetic fashion by the whole clan. Exogamy linked with the totem effects more than the prevention of incest with a man's mothers and sisters. It makes sexual intercourse impossible for a man with all the women of his own clan by treating them all as blood relatives. Totemic exogamy appears to have been the means for preventing group incest. In an Australian tribe, 12 totem clans are divided into 4 subphratries and 2 phratries. Ml the divisions are exogamous. Various customary prohibitions (avoidances) are discussed such as those in Melanesia where intercourse between a boy and his mother and sisters is avoided by the boy moving out of the house. He subsequently does not meet them in public or speak of them. Similar customs prevail in New Caledonia, New Britain, New Mecklenburg, Fiji and Sumatra. The most widespread and strictest avoidance is that which restricts a man's intercourse with his mother-inlaw. Incestuous wishes (childhood incestuous wishes that have been repressed) later become unconscious, and are regarded by savage peoples as immediate perils against which the most severe measures of defense must be enforced.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part II. Taboo and emotional ambivalence. (1).
Taboo has about it a sense of something unapproachable, and it is principally expressed in prohibitions and restrictions. Taboo restrictions are distinct from religious or moral prohibitions. Wundt described taboo as the oldest human unwritten code of laws. The source of taboo is attributed to a peculiar magical power which is inherent in persons and spirits and can be conveyed by them through the medium of inanimate objects. Taboos may be permanent or temporary. Behind all the prohibitions there seems to be something in the nature of a theory that they are necessary because certain persons and things are charged with a dangerous power, which can be transformed through contact with them, almost like an infection. The quantity of this dangerous attribute also plays a part. Some people or things have more of it than others and the danger is actually proportional to the difference of potential of the charges. Anyone who has transgressed one of these prohibitions himself acquires the characteristic of being prohibited. The word taboo denotes everything, whether a person or a place or a thing or a transitory condition, which is the vehicle or source of the mysterious attribute. According to Wundt, the {rue sources of taboo lie deeper than in the interests of the privileged classes: they have their origin in the source of the most primitive and at the same time most lasting of human instincts, in fear of 'demonic' powers. The original characteristic of taboo (that a demonic power lies hidden in an object and if the object is touched it takes its vengeance by casting a spell over the wrong-doer) is still 'objectified fear.' That fear has not yet split into the 2 forms into which it later develops: veneration and horror. Also according to Wundt, the distinction between sacred and unclean did not exist in the primitive beginnings of taboo; therefore taboo applies both to what is sacred and what is unclean through dread of contact with it.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part II. Taboo and emotional ambivalence.
(2). Parallel between taboo and obsessional neurosis.
Anyone approaching the problem of taboo from the angle of psychoanalysis, will recognize that the phenomena of taboo are far from unfamiliar. The most obvious and striking point of agreement between the obsessional prohibitions of neurotics and taboos is that these prohibitions are equally lacking in motive and equally puzzling in their origin. As in the case of taboo, the principal prohibition, the nucleus of the neurosis, is against touching; thus sometimes known as touching phobia. Obsessional prohibitions are extremely liable to displacement. Obsessional prohibitions involve just as extensive renunciations and restrictions in the lives of those who are subject to them as do taboo prohibitions; but some of them can be lifted if certain actions are performed. Thereafter, these actions must be performed: they become compulsive or obsessive acts, and there can be no doubt that they are in the nature of expiation, penance, defensive measures, and purification. A continuing conflict between the prohibition and the instinct to do something is called a psychical fixation. The principal characteristic of this psychological constellation is described as the subject's ambivalent attitude towards a single object or an act connected with that object. The transmissibility of taboo is a reflection of the tendency for the unconscious instinct in the neurosis to shift constantly along associative paths on to new objects. If the violation of a taboo can be made good by atonement or expiation, which involve the renunciation of some possession or some freedom, this proves that obedience to the taboo injunction meant in itself the renunciation of something desirable. It is concluded that taboo is a primaeval prohi5ition forcibly imposed from outside, and directed against the most powerful longings to which human beings are subject. The desire to violate it persists in their unconscious; those who obey the taboo have an ambivalent attitude to what the taboo prohibits.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part II. Taboo and emotional ambIvalence.
(3). The treatment of enemies.
The taboos connected with the treatment of enemies are discussed. The killing of a man is governed by a number of observances which are included among the usages of taboo. These observances fall into the following 4 groups: I) the appeasement of the slain enemy; 2) restrictions upon the slayer; 3) acts of expiation and purification by him; and 4) certain ceremonial observances. The conclusion that is drawn from all these observances is that the impulses which they express towards an enemy are not solely hostile ones. They are also manifestations of remorse, of admiration for the enemy, and of a bad conscience for having killed him. In the accepted explanation of all the observances of appeasement, restriction, expiation, and purification, 2 principles are combined: the extension of the taboo from the slain man on to everything that has come in contact with him, and the fear of the slain man's ghost. In Freud's explanation, stress is put on the unity of the view, which derives all of these observances from emotional ambivalence towards the enemy.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part II. Taboo and emotional ambivalence.
(3). (b). The taboo upon rulers.
The taboos connected with the treatment of rulers are discussed. The attitude of primitive peoples to their chiefs, kings, and priests is governed by 2 basic principles. A ruler must not only be guarded, he must also be guarded against. Rulers must be guarded against because they are vehicles of the mysterious and dangerous magical power which is transmitted by contact like an electric charge and which brings death and ruin to anyone who is not protected by a similar charge. The need to protect the king from every possible form of danger follows from his immense importance to his subjects. The ceremonial taboo of kings is ostensibly the highest honor and protection for them, while actually it is a punishment for their exaltation, a revenge taken on them by their subjects. An element of distrust may be traced among the reasons for the taboo observances that surround the king. One of the most glaring instances of a sacred ruler being fettered and paralysed by taboo ceremonials was found in the mode of life of the Japanese Mikado in earlier centuries. Some of the taboos laid upon barbarian kings are similar to the restrictions imposed upon murderers. The taboos not only pick out the king and exalt him above all common mortals, but also make his existence a torment and an intolerable burden, and reduce him to a bondage worse than that of his subjects.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part II. Taboo and emotional ambivalence.
(3). (c). The taboo upon the dead.
(4). Taboo and conscience.
The taboo upon the dead is especially virulent among most primitive peoples. It is manifested in the consequences that follow contact with the dead and in the treatment of mourners. The taboo observances after bodily contact with the dead are the same for Polynesia, Melanesia and a part of Africa. Their most regular feature is the prohibition against those who have had such contact to the touching of food themselves, and the consequent necessity for their being fed by other people. Essentially the same prohibitions apply to those who have been in contact with the dead only in a metaphorical sense. One of the most puzzling, but at the same time instructive, usages in connection with mourning is the prohibition against uttering the name of the dead person, since the name is regarded as an essential part of a man's personality and as an important possession. Obsessional neurotics behave exactly like savages in relation to names. Those who employ this taboo are afraid of the presence or of the return of the dead person's ghost. It is supposed that a dearly loved relative turns into a demon at the moment of his death and his survivors can expect nothing but hostility. Here we see the ambivalence of human emotions where a mourner reproaches himself for the death of a loved one, knowing that unconsciously he wished for the death. Unconscious hostility is projected on to demons in the case of taboo of the dead. The explanation of taboo also throws light on the nature and origin of conscience: that conscience arose also on the basis of emotional ambivalence and under the same conditions, (that one of the opposing feelings involved shall be unconscious and kept under repression by the compulsive domination of the other one). Violation of taboo among primitive peoples results in punishment of whoever was responsible for violating the taboo while in obsessional neuroses performance of the forbidden act causes punishment of a person other than the one committing the act. What actually happens in the latter case is that the original wish that the loved person may die is replaced by the fear that he may die, thus giving a neurosis that is compensating for an underlying contrary attitude of brutal egoism. The neuroses are asocial structures; they endeavour to achieve by private means what is effected in society by collective effort. Taboo observances, like neurotic symptoms, have this double sense.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part III. Animism, magic and the omnipotence of thoughts.
(1). Animism.
(2). Magic.
The psychoanalytic approach states that it is not to be supposed that men were inspired to create their first system of the universe by pure speculative curiosity. The practical need for controlling the world around them must have played its part. Sorcery is essentially the art of influencing spirits by treating them in the same way as one would treat men in like circumstances: appeasing them, making amends to them, propitiating them, intimidating them, robbing them of their power, subduing them to one's will, etc. Magic, on the other hand, is something different: fundamentally, it disregards spirits and makes use of special procedures and not of everyday psychological methods. Magic has to serve the most varied purposes: it must subject natural phenomena to the will of man, it must protect the individual from his enemies and from dangers, and it must give him power to injure his enemies. One of the most widespread magical procedures for injuring an enemy is by making an effigy of him from any convenient material. Whatever is then done to the effigy is believed to happen to the detested original. There is another procedure by which an enemy can be injured. One gets possession of some of his hair or nails or other waste products or even a piece of his clothing, and treats them in some hostile way. The principle governing magic, the technique of the animistic mode of thinking, is the principle of the omnipotence of thought.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part III. Animism, magic, omnipotence of thoughts.
(3). Omnipotence of thoughts.
(4). Totemism is a system.
In obsessional neuroses the survival of the omnipotence of thoughts (strange and uncanny events which pursue) is most clearly visible. The primary obsessive acts of neurotics are of an entirely magical character. In primitive man, the process of thinking is sexualized; this attitude may plausibly be brought into relation with narcissism and be regarded as an essential component of it. In only a single field of our civilization, art, has the omnipotence of thoughts being retained. The first picture which man formed of the world, animism, was a psychological one. The technique of animism, magic, reveals in the clearest and most unmistakable way an intention to impose the laws governing mental life upon real things; in this, spirits need not as yet play any part, though spirits may be taken as objects of magical treatment. Spirits and demons are only projections of man's own emotional impulses. He turns his emotional cathexes into persons, he peoples the world with them and meets his internal mental processes again outside himself. Thus man's first theoretical achievement, the creation of spirits, seems to have arisen from the observances of taboo. With primitive man, superstition need not be the only or the real reason for some particular custom or observance and does not excuse us from the duty of searching for its hidden motives. Under the domination of an animistic system it is inevitable that every observance and every activity shall have a systematic basis, which we now describe as superstitious.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part IV. The return of totemism in childhood:
(1). The nature of totemism.
The return of totemism in childhood is discussed. A totem is a class of material objects which a savage regards with superstitious respect, believing that there exists between him and every member of the class an intimate and special relation. There are at least 3 kinds of totems: 1) the clan totem, common to a whole clan, and passing by inheritance from generation to generation; 2) the sex totem, common either to all the males or to all the females of a tribe, to the exclusion in either case of the other sex; and 3) the individual totem, belonging to a single individual and not passing to his descendants. The clan expects to receive protection and care from its totem. The appearance of the totem in or about a house is often regarded as an omen of death. In particularly important circumstances the clansman seeks to emphasize his kinship with the totem by making himself resemble it externally by dressing in the skin of an animal, by incising a picture of the totem upon his own body, etc. The social aspect of totemism is principally expressed in a severely enforced injunction and a sweeping restriction. The members of a totem clan are brothers and sisters and are bound to help and protect one another. The corresponding taboo restriction prohibits members of the same clan from marrying or having sexual intercourse with each other. If we seek to penetrate to the original nature of totemism, we find that its essential characteristics are these: originally, all totems were animals, and were regarded as the ancestors of the different clans. Totems were inherited only through the female line. There was a prohibition against killing the totem. Members of a totem clan were forbidden to practice sexual intercourse with one another.
Taboo and totem (1913).
Part IV. The return of totemism in children.
(2). The origin of totemism; the origin of exogamy and its relation to totemism.
The published theories on the origin of totemism are divided into 3 groups: the nominalist, the sociological, and the psychological. Some of the explanations of totemism exclude any connection with exogamy, so that the 2 institutions fall completely apart. There are 2 opposing views: one which seeks to maintain the original presumption that exogamy forms an inherent part of the totemic system, and the other which denies that there is any such connection and holds that the convergence between these 2 features of the oldest cultures is a chance one. Most of the authorities agree that totemism is older than exogamy. The view which explains horror of incest as an innate instinct must be abandoned. Not only must the prohibition against incest be older than any domestication of animals which might have enabled men to observe the effects of inbreeding upon racial characters, but even today the detrimental results of inbreeding are not established with certainty and cannot easily be demonstrated in man.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part IV. The return of totemism in childhood.
(3). Animal phobias.
(4). Sacrificial feasts.
There is a great deal of resemblance between the relations of children and of primitive men towards animals. Not infrequently, a strange rift occurs in the excellent relations between children and animals. A child will suddenly begin to be frightened of some particular species of animal and to avoid touching or seeing any individual of that species. This is due to a displacement of affect. Analysis is able to trace the associative paths along which the displacement passes, both the fortuitous paths and those with a significant content. Analysis also enables us to discover the motives for the displacement. It may be said that in these children's phobias some of the features of totemism reappear, but reversed into their negative. If the totem animal is the father, then the 2 principal ordinances of totemism, the 2 taboo prohibitions which constitute its core, not to kill the totem and not to have sexual relations with a woman of the same totem, coincide in their content with the 2 crimes of Oedipus, who killed his father and married his mother, as well as with the 2 primal wishes of children, the insufficient repression or the reawakening of which forms the nucleus of perhaps every psychoneurosis. The sacramental killing and communal eating of the totem animal, whose consumption is forbidden on all other occasions, is an important feature of totemic religion.
Totem and taboo (1913).
Part IV. The return of totemism in childhood.
(5), (6). Relation of totem meals to father and God.
A festival is a permitted, or rather an obligatory, excess, a solemn breach of a prohibition. It is not that men commit the excess because it is of the essence of a festival; the festive feeling is produced by the liberty to do what is as a rule prohibited. The clansmen acquire sanctity by consuming the totem. Psychoanalysis has revealed that the totem animal is in reality a substitute for the father; and this tallies with the contradictory fact that, though the killing of the animal is as a rule forbidden, yet its killing is a festive occasion, with the fact that it is killed and yet mourned. Psychoanalysis requires us to assume that totemism and exogamy were intimately connected and had a simultaneous origin. The ancient totem meal recurs in the original form of sacrifice. It is supposed that the god himself was the totem animal, and that he developed out of it at a later state of religious feeling. As time went on, the animal lost its sacred character and the sacrifice lost its connection with the totem feast; it became a simple offering to the deity, an act of renunciation in favor of the god. We can trace through the ages the identity of the totem meal with animal sacrifice, with the anthropic human sacrifice and with the Christian Eucharist, and we can recognize in all these rituals the effect of the crime by which men were so deeply weighted down but of which they must none the less have felt so proud. The Christian communion, however, is essentially a fresh elimination of the father, a repetition of the guilty deed.
Totem and Taboo (1913).
Part IV. Return of totemism in childhood.
(7). Oedipus complex and society.
An event such as the elimination of the primal father by the company of his sons must inevitably have left ineradicable traces in the history of humanity; and the less it itself was recollected, the more numerous must have been the substitutes to which it gave rise. The beginnings of religion, morals, society, and art converge in the Oedipus complex. This is in complete agreement with the psychoanalytic findings that the same complex constitutes the nucleus of all neuroses, so far as our present knowledge goes. It seems that the problems of social psychology should prove soluble on the basis of one single concrete point: man's relation to his father. No one can have failed to observe that the existence of a collective mind is taken as the basis of the position. It is supposed that the sense of guilt for an action has persisted for many thousands of years and has remained operative in generations which can have had no knowledge of that action. Without the assumption of a collective mind, social psychology in general cannot exist. Another difficulty might actually be brought forward from psychoanalytic quarters. The earliest moral precepts and restrictions in a primitive society have been explained as reactions to a deed which gave those who performed it the concept of crime. They felt remorse for the deed and decided that it should never be repeated. This creative sense of guilt still persists among us.
The claims of psycho-analysis to scientific interest (1913).
Part I. The psychological interest of psychoanalysis.
Psychoanalysis is a medical procedure which aims at the cure of certain forms of nervous disease (the neuroses) by a psychological technique. There are a large number of phenomena related to facial and other expressive movements and to speech, as well as many processes of thought, which have hitherto escaped the notice of psychology. What Freud means are parapraxes, haphazard actions and dreams in normal people, and convulsive attacks, deliria, visions, and obsessive ideas or acts in neurotic subjects. The commonest motive for suppressing an intention is the avoidance of unpleasure. The explanation of parapraxes owes its theoretical value to the ease with which they can be solved and their frequency in normal people. The interpretation of dreams brought psychoanalysis into conflict with official science. Medical research explains dreams as purely somatic phenomena. Psychoanalysis has demonstrated that all dreams have a meaning. Psychoanalysis raises the status of dreams into that of psychical acts possessing meaning and purpose, and having a place in the subject's mental life, and thus disregards their strangeness, incoherence, and absurdity. Dream work brings about the distortion which makes the dream thoughts unrecognizable in the content of the dream. All dreams involve wish fulfillment. The dream work compels us to assume the existence of an unconscious psychical activity which is more comprehensive and more important than the familiar activity that is linked with consciousness. Psychoanalysis ascribes the primacy in mental life to affective processes, and it reveals an unexpected amount of affective disturbance and blinding of the intellect, in normal, no less than in sick people.
The claims of psycho-analysis to scientific interest (1913).
Part II. The claims of psycho-analysis to the interest of the non-psychological sciences.
(A), (B), (C). The philological, philosophical and biological interest of psychoanalysis.
The interpretation of dreams is analogous to the decipherment of an ancient pictographic script. In both cases there are certain elements which are not intended to be interpreted but are only designed to serve as determinatives, that is to establish the meaning of some other element. The language of dreams may be looked upon as the method by which unconscious mental activity expresses itself. Philosophy will be unable to avoid taking the psychoanalytic contributions to psychology fully into account and reacting to this new enrichment in our knowledge. Psychoanalysis can indicate the subjective and individual motives behind philosophical theories which have ostensibly sprung from impartial logical work, and can draw a critic's attention to the weak spots in the system. Psychoanalysis has done justice to the sexual function in man by making a detailed examination of its importance in mental and practical life. Sexual interests and activities are present in the human child at almost every age and from the first. The normal sexuality of adults emerges from infantile sexuality by a series of developments, combinations, divisions and suppressions, which are scarcely ever achieved with ideal perfection and consequently leave behind predispositions to a retrogression of the function in the form of illness.
The claims of psycho-analysis to scientific interest (1913).
Part II. The claims of psycho-analysis to the interest of the non-psychological sciences.
(D). The interest of psycho-analysis from a developmental point of view. (E), (F), (G), (H).
Psychoanalysis has been obliged to derive the mental life of adults from that of children, and has had to take seriously the old saying that the child is father to the man. Some notable discoveries have been made in the course of the investigation of the infantile mind including the extraordinarily important influence exerted by the impressions of childhood on the whole course of later development. In spite of all the later development that occurs in the adult, none of the infantile mental formations perish. It seems quite possible to apply the psychoanalytic views derived from dreams to products of ethnic imagination such as myths and fairy tales. Psychoanalysis has established an intimate connection between psychical achievements of individuals and societies by postulating one and the same dynamic source for both of them. The principal function of the mental mechanism is to relieve the individual from the tensions created in him by his needs. An investigation of primitive peoples shows mankind in a childish belief in its own omnipotence. Art constitutes a region halfway between a reality which frustrates wishes and the wish fulfilling world of the imagination, a region in which, as it were, primitive man's strivings for omnipotence are still in full force. Social feelings (the emotional basis of the relation of the individual to society) invariably contain an erotic element. In general, the neuroses are asocial in their nature. They always aim at driving the individual out of society and at replacing the safe monastic seclusion of earlier days by the isolation of illness. Psychoanalysis fully demonstrates the part played by social conditions and requirements in the causation of neurosis. Psychoanalysis has brought to light the wishes, the thought structures, and the developmental processes of childhood, thus allowing better insight into educational methods. When educators become familiar with the findings of psychoanalysis they will not overestimate the importance of the socially unserviceable or perverse instinctual impulses which emerge in children but will refrain from forcibly suppressing such impulses (knowing that suppression often results in worse results). To forcibly suppress these impulses results in repression, which establishes a predisposition to later nervous illness.
Observations and examples from analytic practice(1913).
Observations and examples from analytic practice are presented. Twenty4wo different dreams are presented. They include: a dream with an unrecognized precipitating cause; the time of day in dreams which stands for the age of the dreamer at some particular period in his childhood; the representation of ages in dreams; the position when waking from a dream; 2 rooms (the female genitals) being made into 1 room; an overcoat as a symbol for a man; disgraced feet (shoes); considerations of representability; dreams about dead people; fragmentary dreams; self-criticism by neurotics; and the appearance in the dream of the symptoms of the illness.
Fausse reconnaissance ('deja raconte') in psycho-analytic treatment (1914).
It not infrequently happens in the course of an analytic treatment that the patient, after reporting some fact that he has remembered, will go on to say that he has already said that, while the analyst himself feels sure that this is the first time he has heard the story. The explanation of this frequent occurrence appears to be that the patient really had an intention of giving this information, that once or even several times he actually made some remark leading up to it, but that he was then prevented by resistance from carrying out his purpose, and afterwards confused a recollection of his intention with a recollection of its performance. The phenomenon presented by the patient in cases like this deserves to be called a fausse reconnaissance, and is completely analogous to what occurs in certain other cases and has been described as a deja vu. There is another kind of fausse reconnaissance which not infrequently makes its appearance at the close of a treatment. After he has succeeded in forcing the repressed event upon the patient's acceptance in the teeth of all resistances, and has succeeded, as it were, in rehabilitating it, the patient may say that he now feels as though he had known it all the time. With this, the work of the analysis has been completed.
The Moses of Michelangelo (1914). Part I. Description of critics.
Descriptions by various critics of the Moses of Michelangelo, a fragment of the gigantic tomb which the artist was to have erected for the powerful Pope Julius the Second, is presented. There is not the slightest doubt that it represents Moses holding the Tables of the Ten Commandments. Moses is represented as seated; his body faces forward, his head with its mighty beard looks to the left, his right foot rests on the ground and his left leg is raised so that only the toes touch the ground. The facial expression of Moses is characterized as showing a mixture of wrath, pain, and contempt. A majority of critics describe the statue as the descent from Mount Sinai, where Moses has received the Tables from God, and it is the moment when he perceives that the people are rejoicing around the Golden Calf. The figure of Moses cannot be supposed to be springing to his feet; but is in sublime repose like the other figures and like the proposed statue of the Pope. Without the display of the emotions of anger, contempt and pain it would not have been possible to portray the nature of a superman of this kind. Michelangelo has created, not a historical figure, but a character type, embodying an inexhaustible inner force which tames the recalcitrant world; and he has given a form not only to the Biblical narrative of Moses, but to his own inner experiences, and to his impressions both of the individuality of Julius himself, and also, of the underlying springs of Savonarola's perpetual conflicts.
The Moses of Michelangelo (1914). Part II. Freud's description.
In 2 places in the figure of Moses there are certain details which have hitherto not only escaped notice but have not even been properly described. These are the attitude of his right hand and the position of the 2 Tables of the Law. The thumb of the hand is concealed and the index finger alone is in effective contact with the beard. It is pressed so deeply against the soft masses of hair that they bulge out beyond it both above and below. We have assumed that the right hand was, to begin with, away from the beard; that then it reached across to the left of the figure in a moment of great emotional tension and seized the beard; that it was finally drawn back again, taking a part of the beard with it. There are some difficulties involved in this interpretation since the right hand is responsible for the tables which are upside down. The Tables are stood on their heads and practically balanced on one corner. The upper edge is straight, the lower one has a protuberance like a horn on the part nearest the viewer, and the Tables touch the stone seat precisely with this protuberance. It is to prevent the Tables from hitting the ground that the right hand retreated, let go the beard, a part of which was drawn back with it unintentionally, came against the upper edge of the Tables in time and held them near the hind corner, which had now come uppermost. Thus the singularly constrained air of the whole, beard, hand, and tilted Tables, can be traced to that one passionate movement of the hand and its natural consequences.
The Moses of Michelangelo (1914). Part III, IV, and postscript.
In his first transport of fury, Moses desired to act, to spring up and take vengeance and forget the Tables; but he has overcome the temptation, and he will not remain seated and still, in his frozen wrath and in his pain mingled with contempt. Nor will he throw away the Tables so that they will break on the stones, for it is on their especial account that he has controlled his anger; it was to preserve them that he kept his passion in check. As our eyes travel down it, the figure exhibits 3 distinct emotional strata. The lines of the face reflect the feelings which have won the ascendancy; the middle of the figure shows the traces of suppressed movement; and the foot still retains the attitude of the projected action. The Moses of legend and tradition had a hasty temper and was subject to fits of passion. But Michelangelo placed a different Moses on the tomb of the Pope, one superior to the historical or traditional Moses. In his creations Michelangelo has often enough gone to the utmost limit of what is expressible in art; and perhaps in his statue of Moses he has not completely succeeded, if his purpose was to make the passage of a violent gust of passion visible in the signs left behind it in the ensuing calm.
Some reflections on schoolboy psychology (1914).
Some reflections on schoolboy psychology are presented. Psychoanalysis has taught that the individual's emotional attitudes to other people, which are of such extreme importance to his later behavior, are already established at an unexpectedly early age. The nature and quality of the human child's relations to people of his own and the opposite sex have already been laid down in the first 6 years of his life. Of all the images of a childhood which, as a rule, is no longer remembered, none is more important for a youth or a man than that of his father. In the second half of childhood, a change sets in in the boy's relation to his father. He finds that his father is no longer the mightiest, wisest, and richest of beings. It is in this phase of a youth's development that he comes into contact with his teachers. These men, not all of whom were in fact fathers themselves, become the substitute fathers. That was why, even though they were still quite young, they struck us as so mature and so unattainably adult.
Abstracts of the Standard Edition of
the Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud
Carrie Lee Rothgeb, Editor


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Choosing the best machining manufacturing in Pittsburgh
The machines and equipment is the basic material in every production and manufacturing industry. The machines should be strong, rigid, durable and of higher quality. These machines are the ones that are going to manufacture something extraordinary. There are many machinery manufacturing companies. It is important to choose the best machining manufacturing Pittsburgh to select the suitable company. The companies can be selected on the basis of cost estimation, delivery of quality goods, prototype models, proposals, building 3D machines using three-dimensional printers and by an injection molding technique.
How to choose the best machine manufacturing company?
Depending on various factors like delivering quality and cost of the budget, the machining manufacturing Pittsburgh can be chosen as follows
- Brokerages: There are also several brokers who can help you find the best machining manufacturing companies. The brokers have wide knowledge about multiple companies, their services and estimation, capacities and the end result. They are very clear about the quality control of the company, delivery time and cost of production that helps you to know in depth about the unit.
- Service agencies: The service agencies have a wide variety of companies that offer various services like 3D printing, injection molding technique, CNC Machining and so on. These also help in getting your design, development process, and help you until getting the finished product.
- Production companies: The quality control of the machines manufactured under production companies are of top-notch quality. The cost might get increased depending on the volumes ordered and the delays may happen as they use specialized equipment.
- In-house production: This is one of the best machining manufacturing pittsburgh types of production units, where the turnaround time can be expected long. Only a few companies ill order and hence the volume is low due to the limited capacities. The project cost might differ for various machines.
- Choosing machine shops: The quality control of independent machine shops depends on the industry. The cost also varies and capacity volumes are according to the volumes. The delays can be expected at times due to capacity.
There are many machining manufacturing in Pittsburgh and choosing can be a tedious task. But it is very important to do proper research as you are going to invest lots of money earned. The research and comparison of prices is a very important task to do before choosing the one.


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Frequently Asked Questions
Are all the Rides & Attractions included in the Admission Price?
Upto what age are discounted tickets available?
Do I have to pay if I am only coming to watch my children?
Unfortunately yes. Spectator tickets are available at a discounted rate. You will be given a different coloured wrist band. The wearer of this wristband is not allowed in the water. If you would like to use the pool & slides, you may pay the difference and get an "in-Water" wrist band.
Is there enough parking available at Splashdown?
Parking space is ample. Kindly follow the instruction of the Parking attendants.
What if I lose my Ticket Wristband?
The Wristbands are composed of special material (Tyvek) that is lightweight, tear, stretch and water resistant. They will not break normally. The colour code & designs are changed daily. The unique die-cut closure is designed to shred if tampering occurs, preventing transference of bands between individuals. Once the Wristband is removed it cannot be reused. A valid and authentic wristband must be worn at all times. Splashdown reserves the right to eject any person not wearing such a Wristband.
I don't have a swimsuit. Can't I wear my shorts?
Proper swimwear of Lycra or Nylon has to be worn. Clothes with metal rivets, buttons, buckles & zippers damages the slides. Cotton clothes will not slide and you will get stuck midway on the slide leaving you in a potentially dangerous situation. Undergarments are not considered as swim wear, nor are Churidars, Jeans, Cut-offs etc. and will not be permitted.
Are lockers available inside the Park? How do I carry my locker key with me?
Lockers are located outside the changing rooms, and are available on a first-come-first-serve basis for a very nominal daily rental fee. The locker key is fitted on a rubber wristband, which can be comfortably worn on your wrist. Lockers are monitored by CCTV.
Are lifejackets available for small children?
Inflatable Life Vests, Inflatable Arm Bands, Life Rings & Baby Boats are available on sale at the Splash Shoppe.
Can we bring food into the park?
Can we bring alcohol into the park?
Alcohol is available at the Combostation Bar and may be consumed there only. Alcohol is strictly NOT allowed into the park. Alcohol and Water slides do not mix. Splashdown reserves the rights of refusing entry onto the slides to anyone found intoxicated.
Are Sunbeds available in the Park?
Sunbeds with a matteress are available for a nominal fee.
Are there any Slides suitable for young children?
Splashdown Goa offers something for the entire family, including toddlers.
On what day is Splashdown closed?
Splashdown is open on all days of the week, ...the month and ...the year!. It never closes
Is it ok for my children to be at Splashdown on their own?
Splashdown Goa advises that it cannot supervise or observe small children at all times.
At what time do the Slides start?
With the exception of the Boomerang and Tornado, ALL slides start at 10:30. The Boomerang and Tornado start at intervals i.e. 12:00, 14:30, 17:00 due to power sharing. Pumps may be switched off when slides are not being used (to save power), but will be started as soon as a slider is on the Tower.


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Get the ultimate television and movie entertainment experience when you invest in the Samsung LN52B750: a digital, high definition, flat panel, LCD television set suitable for both the home and office. This device has a super slender, streamlined housing accented by Touch of Color features. The LN52B750 offers you a 240 Hertz refresh rate, a dynamic contrast equaling 150K to 1, and is a device equipped with truly remarkable features.
Portable, lightweight, and diverse, the Samsung LN52B750 is light enough to move from room to room or to mount to a selected wall. This HDTV has a height of 33 2/3 inches with its optional crystal neck swiveling base included, and a height of 31 1/4 inches without it. The depth of the LN52B8750 equals 12 inches when the stand is attached, and 3 1/5 inches when the stand is not used. The precise width of the LN52N750 is equal to 49 3/8 inches, and the device weights 56.4 pounds without the swivel stand and 67.5 pounds when the stand is utilized.
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The smart design of the Samsung LN52B750 might fool the consumer into thinking that very few features can exist in such a compact device. On the contrary, this HDTV is outfitted with a long list of remarkable capabilities which ultimately make the HDTV not only a fully functional work of art, but a device that is brimming with the latest HDTV technologies. Affixed inside the Samsung LN52B750 the consumer gets an embedded, super power HDTV tuner, Wide Color Enhancer 3 features, a cold cathode fluorescent lamp, and 240 Hertz Auto Motion Plus technology. An ultra clear panel supplies the consumer with glare-free programming presentations; a 1080p vertical pixel resolution with progressive scanning ensures super crisp pixilation of ever hue and color, and the impressive aspect ratio delivers a one-of-a-kind, at-the-movies experience.
SRS TruSurround HDÂ features are provided through two, inconspicuous 10 watt speakers housed at the bottommost edge of the HDTV set. This HDTV is ready to become the core of every and any entertainment center since it is equipped with superlative connectivity features including two 2.0 USB ports, a personal computer input, four HDMI inputs, two composite and two component inputs, an Ethernet connection, and an audio optical output too. Finally, Anynet Plus HDMI/CED functions allow the consumer to make connections with a whole host of digital devices: all of which can be fully controlled by the LN52B750's included infrared remote control.
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usb to serial software for telescope?
i have a meade etx-90 telescope with an rs232 interfase, my laptop does not have an rs232 port and i have a usb to serial cnverter cable but the software is so old that it does not work with usb, only serial, and it has to be connected to a com port, is there any software that would let me do this?
The software / driver that came with the USB to serial converter lead should do all that for you. When plugged in, the converter will become a COM port, possibly COM3, but you should be able to check this in the Device manager found via the control panel.
Once you know what COM port it is on, you then need to configure your telescope software to that COM port.
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Hello Everyone! I hurried home from work today to squeeze in some stamping time. The sketch at SCS is a nice basic sketch today-
Here is my take on this sketch-
I got it in my brain that I wanted to do a soft, pastel Christmas card, but with a bit of whimsy. I chose this adorable reindeer image and watercolored him. The background mat is embossed with white holly leaves and pink berries. I forgot to cut my image panel down to size before I glued everything down (Oops!), so I had to trim the corners off after the card was completed (including the wet stickles!). Thus, the panel overlaps the blue card base, which is not what I had intended to do.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog; you are a blessing!
Lee Ann :)
Supplies used-
Stamps-Holly and Berries (PTI), sentiment (PTI), reindeer-Special Delivery by Stampendous
Paper-all SU-Certainly Celery, Bashful Blue, Pink Pirouette, Naturals White, Whisper White
Ink-Stazon black, Bashful Blue, Basic Gray, various browns, various greens, Pretty in Pink, Versamark
Other-white ep, Aquapainter, silver Stickles, Silver pen (CM), Vintage oval die (Verve), Flourish (MFT), Shimmer Mist
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
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text: Hi Roger Another approach - actually being used - is to create abstract structures describing all the known concrete types used for the same purposes by a superset of communities. Each community then somehow relates (maps) their semantics to the abstract structures and documents this using,say, models or schemas rather than (as in your first example) in the instances. The existing implementations of this concept I'm thinking of are those of CEFACT used for 'haromising' various EDI and XML business standards - namely CCTS (ISO 15000-5). It requires that each vocabulary be sent to a harmonization body by the respective standards body (and takes ages :-). However, a similar idea might be to use RDF in a similar way I guess. Some developments along these lines are appearing which look very interesting but I'm not all that familiar with how folk are using semantics and ontologies in this way. Mention of FOAF looks very interesting. (A variation is for the common provision of techniques which, when used by each standard's body for their vocabulary, facilitate the alignment without, perhaps, the need for the central harmonization.) What these methods mostly have in common as distinct from those you mention is the provision by a separate body of a common abstract or semantic ontology or the like to which each standard can be mapped but whether the mapping need be included in the actual instances (attributes might be already set in stone, say) or whether something like CCTS or RDF (perhaps with SPARQL) are adequate at the schema, model and/or metadata level seems a crucial consideration. Also to consider is to what extent there is a dependency on a body separate from each of the vocabularies' owner groups and what will be the ownership of any common, abstract set of classes, structures or types the central body produces. Good topic :-) -- Stephen Green Partner SystML, http://www.systml.co.uk Tel: +44 (0) 117 9541606 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matthew+22:37 .. and voice On 21/11/2007, Costello, Roger L. <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I am documenting the different approaches for extending the semantics > of a community's tag-set. I seek your thoughts on this topic. > > Let me start with an example to illustrate what I mean by "extending > the semantics of a community's tag-set." > > EXAMPLE > > Community #1 has defined a set of tags for expressing a person's > contact information. Here's an XML document that shows their XML > vocabulary: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <Point-of-Contact> > <Name>John Smith</Name> > <Address> > <Street>10 Tremont St.</Street> > <City>Boston</City> > <State>MA</State> > </Address> > <Telephone>617-123-4567</Telephone> > </Point-of-Contact> > > Everyone in Community #1 understands the semantics of this collection > of tags, so within their community they merrily interoperate. > > INTEROPERATING WITH OTHER COMMUNITIES > > At some point in time, Community #1 recognizes that to grow and thrive > they must extend beyond their little island of members and must > interact with other communities. Unfortunately for Community #1, those > other communities use different tags to represent a person's contact > information. > > Below are 3 approaches that Community #1 may take to bridge the gap > with the other communities. > > 1. OUT-OF-BAND SEMANTIC RESOLUTION > > The first approach is for Community #1 to leave their XML documents > intact, as they are, and to bridge the gap by building a translator -- > for example, an XSLT stylesheet that maps Community #1's tag-set to > Community #2's tag-set (and a translator to Community #3, #4, and so > forth) > > Advantages > > a. No impact to the XML documents exchanged within Community #1. > > Disadvantages > > a. Lots of translators need to be built and maintained ($$). > > 2. MIMIC THE HTML MODEL FOR EXTENDING SEMANTICS > > The HTML specification says that the class attribute may be used for > "general user agent processing."[1] So, by adding class names to > elements, authors are able to expand the semantics of the language. > > Let's see how Community #1 can exploit this idea of using class > attributes to extend the semantics of their elements. Suppose that > Community #1 knows that some other communities use the vcard > specification[2] for representing a person's contact information. > Thus, Community #1 extends the semantics of their XML vocabulary as > follows: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <Point-of-Contact class="vcard"> > <Name class="fn">John Smith</Name> > <Address class="adr"> > <Street class="street-address">10 Tremont St.</Street> > <City class="locality">Boston</City> > <State class="region">MA</State> > </Address> > <Telephone class="tel">617-123-4567</Telephone> > </Point-of-Contact> > > Note that a class attribute has been added to each element, and the > value of each class is a vcard term. > > Now Community #1 can interoperate with any community that understands > vcards. And, of course, within Community #1 they can simply ignore the > class attributes, since the semantics of the elements are already > understood. > > The HTML specification also says: "Multiple class names must be > separated by white space characters." So, the class attributes can be > used in a polymorphic way to support other communities. For example, > suppose some other communities use the EDI terminology for representing > a person's contact information. Community #1 can accommodate those > communities as well: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> > <Point-of-Contact class="vcard POC"> > <Name class="fn contact-name">John Smith</Name> > <Address class="adr location"> > <Street class="street-address mailing-address">10 Tremont > St.</Street> > <City class="locality district">Boston</City> > <State class="region province">MA</State> > </Address> > <Telephone class="tel">617-123-4567</Telephone> > </Point-of-Contact> > > Note that each class attribute now has two values: a vcard term and an > EDI term. > > Now Community #1 can interoperate with any community that understands > vcards, as well as any community that understands EDI. And, of course, > within Community #1 they still ignore the class attributes, since the > semantics of the elements are already understood. > > Additional extensions can be made to the class attributes to support > other communities. > > Advantages > > a. The semantic extensions are embedded within the document (in-band); > no translators needed. > > Disadvantages > > a. Community #1 must extend their XML vocabulary to support the class > attribute on each element, and define its semantics similar to how HTML > defines it. > > 3. UNIVERSAL XML VOCABULARY > > The third approach is for all the communities to get together, throw > out their existing tag-set, and get everyone to agree to use one, > standard, universal tag set. > > Advantages > > a. No interoperability problems > > Disadvantages > > a. Difficult to get disparate groups with their own self-interests to > forego their investments and agree to adopt a single, universal > tag-set. > > QUESTIONS > > I. Are there other approaches that aren't captured above? > > II. Can you expand upon the advantages and disadvantages of the above > approaches? > > III. Which approach do you prefer? Why? > > /Roger > > [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/global.html#h-7.5.2 > [2] http://www.imc.org/pdi/vcard-21.txt > > _______________________


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"Be True To Yourself" lyrics - MICHAEL KISKE
"Be True To Yourself"
I came down
But my head went up
I had no doubts
And hope there was not
Break it loose
Spread the news
Get it loud
Make it loud
Sing it!
I got it comin' there is nothing that can stop me
I feel it comin' there's no limit to the free me
The sky is open and the angels sing it so clear
Be true to yourself!
I have found
I once was lost
I came round
To see what it costs
Kick it up
To the top
There's a lot
Hear it!
Don't wanna look back, got to start tosee the future
Don't wanna hold back got to let it out and to ya
The bomb is ticking, I know it's gonna blow up
Right now there's nothing, no one,
Nowhere that can make it stop!
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Pacer Navdeep Saini, who is among India's standbys for the World Cup, says he is ready for his big break in the mega event should the need arises.
After attracting selectors' attention with a splendid season for Delhi in domestic cricket, the 26-year-old has impressed with his pace and bounce for RCB in the Indian Premier League.
The uncapped pacer is the sole bowler among the standbys with the others being Ambati Rayudu and Rishabh Pant. Saini will also be travelling with the World Cup squad as one of the four net bowlers alongside Khaleel Ahmed, Avesh Khan and Deepak Chahar.
"Absolutely [I'm ready]... The confidence of doing well in IPL will give me a big boost. If I get a chance in World Cup, I hope to do well," the shy lad from Haryana told reporters after RCB's 10-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders at the Eden Gardens here on Friday.
On his World Cup preparation, he said: "We talk during the matches but the most important thing is to pay full attention at the nets. If you do well at the nets, you will do well in a match as well.
"My dad has always told me to give your 110 percent effort wherever you play. I'm putting in that extra effort always in practice session and in a match."
Saini is also gaining from the vast experience of South African great Dale Steyn who has come on board as a replacement for Nathan Coulter-Nile.
"I had a discussion with him on the eve of the match. He just told me to bowl the same way and not try anything different," Saini said.
Saini returned with figures 1/31 taking the prized-scalp of the explosive KKR opener Sunil Narine.
Impressed with the bounce at Eden Gardens, he said: "I have bowled on other wickets but never generated this kind of bounce anywhere. The plan was to bowl length deliveries as I was getting that extra bounce.
"Against [Andre] Russell, the strategy was to hit the deck hard to generate a bit of extra bounce," he said of their strategy against the West Indies big-hitter who had threatened to script yet another near-impossible win with his brutal assault of 65 from 25 balls.
In the first leg at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, Russell had sealed a 206-run chase with five balls to spare and the memories had come to haunt RCB while defending 214.
"Yes it was very much like the first leg match. But we wanted to execute our plans in a better way at the death. It was about out-thinking the batsmen. We wanted to go one step ahead," he said as RCB bowlers Moeen Ali and Marcus Stoinis held nerves in the final two overs to get their team over the line.


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Bosher first home for Dunmow
PUBLISHED: 10:04 06 October 2016 | UPDATED: 10:04 06 October 2016
Running conditions were good for the 397 competitors, including 26 from Grange Farm and Dunmow Runners (GFDR), who completed the Pleshey half marathon on Sunday.
`The scenic route took runners from Pleshey, through High Easter and Bishop's Green, before returning to finish in the village.
Organised by Springfield Striders, the race was also an Essex County Championship event.
The race was won by James Connor of Kent AC, setting a course record of one hour seven minutes 44 seconds.
For GFDR, James Bosher, still recovering from last week's Berlin marathon, was fastest finishing 21st in 1:20:41.
There were personal best times for Sean Henderson (1:32:12), Kerry Harrington (1:42:21) and Lauren Bowen (2:15:26).
Martin Atkinson won a County silver medal, finishing second in the M60-69 category, in a PB of 1:35:43, while Octavia Singleton in 1:36:52 won bronze in the F35-44 category. GFDR ladies, Octavia Singleton, Kerry Harrington and Pru Hayhow (1:43:12), won the Essex silver team award.
Dan Reynolds finished second for GFDR in 1:25:36, followed by Steve Read (1:28:49), Paul McKenna (1:31:08), David Spencer (1:35:05) and Gerard Geurts (1:37:41).
Jason Bepey (1:40:31) was ahead of Ian Lawson (1:41:44), David Kelsey (1:42:22), Martin Jackson (1:42:51) and John Smith (1:42:52).
Colin Jackson (1:44:26) led home Jason Wintin (1:47:09), Hayley Smith (1:52:51) and Lee Prowse (1:57:54). Angels Thorpe (2:04:55) was followed by Henrietta Butcher (2:06:54), Rosalind McKenna (2:19:38) and Glenda Jackson in 2:21:19.
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In Holt Douglas's line of work, there's nothing sweeter than a confession of guilt.
Assistant D.A. Holt Douglas makes his living exposing lies and sending criminals to jail in Ashley County, Georgia. His job is always easier when defendants, instead of remaining silent, blame someone else or try to excuse their actions. With a confession in his hand, Holt knows a guilty plea will soon follow.
But lurking in Holt's past is a dark secret that could end his successful career and possibly his relationship with Angelina, his hoped for fiancé.
When Holt reopens a cold case involving the death of the town's wealthiest businessman-allegedly killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest-Holt doesn't believe it was suicide. Instead, he suspects murder.
As he investigates, Holt's own guilt threatens to destroy him and the cause of justice he's sworn to serve. While he knows his own confession could absolve him of his sin, it could cost him his future. Will he survive long enough to uncover the true crime that this small southern town has been hiding?
Paperback: 416 pages
Publisher: Thomas Nelson (August 5, 2014)
Language: English
Robert Whitlow grew up in north Georgia. He graduated magna cum laude from Furman University with a BA in history in 1976 and received his JD with honors from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1979. A practicing attorney, he is a partner in a Charlotte, NC law firm. He and his wife Kathy have four children and three grandchildren.
Robert began writing in 1996. His novels are set in the South and include both legal suspense and interesting characterization. It is his desire to write stories that reveal some of the ways God interacts with people in realistic scenerios.
The Confession by Robert Whitlow is an excellent book. It shows us we can come to conclusions about different things and be totally wrong. We can hold hate or anger in our hearts about something that happened or hold onto anger because you have been wronged, but the only way to live is to have true forgiveness and continue with your life.
In this book Holt is hiding something, but tries to put it out of his mind. He tries to right the wrong that others are doing, while he keeps his past secret.
The Confession is full of mystery, intrigue, suspense and even romance. In this novel there are so many twists and turns that you will be amazed at the outcome of the story. I really love a good suspenseful book and The Confession did not disappoint. I highly recommend this book. It will be a favorite of yours. Very, very good book.
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Cap Solution - the logistics concept for closures
Tipper and silo - the result of two components is an entirely logistics concept for the closure handling. Tanner provides with the Cap Solution a tipping device for the customer and the market, which can be adjusted up to customer request.
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Róisín Mullins is a Sky TV Presenter, Sky TV talent show judge and world renowned Irish dancer. A bronze world medallist and UK open Irish dance champion, Róisín gained fame as a talent show judge and reality TV star in shows such as Sky TV's 'A Gypsy Life for Me' / 'Travellers Got Talent', with fellow judges and presenters including the popstar Jentina, and singer David Essex, and on Sky TV's 'Britain Does Variety', with co-judges and TV presenters Dave Payne (Sky Sports), Naomi Wilkinson (CBBC) and Eastender's Emma Barton.
Róisín competed in Feis at both a National and World level for over 15 years, after entering her first competition and winning her first open title on the same day, at the age of just 5. After acumulating hundreds of first place awards and an An Coimisiún bronze world medal, Róisín went on to train at the B.R.I.T. School for Performing Arts, along with the late Amy Winehouse. Róisín then became a scholarship student and associate Lecturer in dance at the University of Surrey, where she had her dance skills further honed by Royal Ballet principal Jennifer Jackson, 'Cats' lead Patrick Wood, and Rambert's Sheron Wray, finally training in acting and presenting with RADA principal and TV/Film acting coach Dee Cannon, and BBC presenter and Film acting coach, Mel Churcher (coach to James Bond's Daniel Craig). Following this, Róisín qualified with all of the major UK and Irish boards of dance as a teacher herself.
At 21 Róisín toured the world with a renowned Riverdance-style professional Irish dance show, before performing on TV and stage with her own London based Irish Dance Troupe, 'Raven'. During her career she has performed at hundreds of stadiums, theatres and prestigious events and as lead dancer and choreographer of Raven, including tours and shows with stars of the BBC's 'Strictly come Dancing', including Vincent and Flavia, Kristina Rihanoff, and Izabela Hannah.
Since founding the Irish dance troupe 'Raven' in 2007, Róisín has been dance partnered by TV producers with some of the UK's top TV stars for live TV performances, including Declan Donnelly, Paddy McGuinness and Louis Walsh. Backed by her troupe, she has also appeared alongside stars such as Simon Cowell, Sharon Osborne, Nicole Scherzinger, Dermot O'Leary, David Essex, The Saturdays, Des O'Connor, Bobby Davro, and Keith Lemon.
Róisín was interviewed for Dublin's RTÉ with Derek Mooney and All Ireland Talent Show judge Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh, and has has featured on TV3's 'Ireland AM' with presenters Sinéad Desmond and Mark Cagney. Most recently Róisín has worked as a choreographer and performer on TV shows such as The X-Factor and The Apprentice. Also as a choreographer, dancer and singer on Gypsy Kids: Our Secret World. The fiery Irish dancer regularly appears in the international press, on TV and Radio, as a spokesperson for the Irish community, and has been featured in hundreds of publications, from 'The Big Issue' and 'Sun' to 'The Independent'.
Jack Jacobs
BA (Hons)
UK and Republic of Ireland
Róisín Mullins
BA (Hons) Dance, T.C.R.G, L.I.D.T.A, A.I.D.T.A, B.C.A, R.A.D (MRT)
UK and Republic of Ireland
Having been trained by Royal Marine bandmasters since the age of 10, Jack performed throughout Europe as a brass musician for TV and Royalty for over a decade. He played in ensembles and as a soloist for shows on ITV and the BBC, alongside celebrities such as Ant and Dec (Saturday Night Takeaway), and on game shows with Donna Air and Jeremy Beadle. He has also performed for UK Prime Ministers, and for Royals HRH's Prince Phillip, Queen Elizabeth and Prince William, including at the Royal Tournament (Earl's Court), as well as for luxury liners, including SS Canberra's penultimate voyage.
He has been fortunate to play alongside and under direction of some of the great military and brass musicians and conductors, including Dr Robert Childs, and the late Lt Col Richard Waterer. Jack comes from a long line of professional musicians, conductors and military bandmasters, including three directors of the Royal opera House, and pupils of JC Bach.
After meeting Irish Dance star Roisin Mullins whilst completing a degree at Sussex University, he side-stepped in to the world of Irish dance, co-founding 'Raven' with Roisin Mullins in 2007. Taking the bold choice to keep them an all female troupe, Jack helped push them to become one of the world's leading Irish dance companies, performing for everyone from Paddy McGuiness to Louis Walsh. In his early twenties, Jack also trained as an Irish dancer under Róisín Mullins, later helping to choreograph performances for TV and stage, including at Pinewood studios, and performing on television shows aired globally.
Jack is also a passionate journalist, and has been published widely on Irish arts and culture for National UK and Irish magazines and newspapers, with articles appearing in publications everywhere from The Independent and The Big Issue, to Dance Dynamic and Irish dancing Magazine.
He has worked as a freelance Photographer for Sky, as a consultant for Sky Entertainment programming, as a talent show judge for heats of Sky TV's 'Britain Does Variety', and worked on challenging TV documentaries focused on the Irish and Traveller communities.
Most recently Jack has overseen Raven expand in to the Republic of Ireland, with a permanent base in Cork City to twin with their London home. He has also managed troupe performances on The X-Factor, Gypsy Kids: Our Secret World and The Apprentice.
Jordan Puttock
Jordan joined Raven in 2010, after years of competing at world level. She has performed in some of the UK's top venues, including Pinewood Studios, alongside celebrities such as Paddy McGuinness and Louis Walsh. She currently acts as a dance captain for our UK troupe, but has also performed with our Cork Troupe in Ireland, assisting with troupe training.


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Weekly Briefing: 20-27 March 2019
Facebook admits to not storing millions of user passwords safely
Facebook has received widespread criticism after it was revealed that the social media company had been storing users' passwords in plain text without any encryption, according to The Guardian. There's no evidence that the details were abused but the company admits that the internal error caused a 'huge risk' to the users' data.
Google unveils game streaming service Stadia
Google has announced that it will be launching its own console-free gaming service — the Stadia — which will allow players to play games through streaming, according to Wired. It is not yet clear when the service will be released or what it will cost, but people have been speculating that it will be a monthly subscription rather than a pay-per-title model.
Eating disorder content on Instagram 'out of control'
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned that encouraging eating disorder content on the social media platform is 'spiralling out of control', according to the BBC. Instagram, who recently purged the platform for self-harm content following the death of Molly Russell, said that it removes content promoting eating disorders when it's made aware of it.
Real-money loot boxes removed from Heroes Of The Storm
The games developer Blizzard has announced that it will be removing the function to buy loot boxes with real money from its online game Heroes Of The Storm, according to a recent patch note. From now on, players will only be able to buy loot boxes with Gold — the game's own currency — but skins and cosmetics are still available for real-money purchase.
Even teens think they're using social media 'too much' — here's why that's a good thing
'I spend far too much time on social media than I should really. I think we're a generation of social media addicts. It's addictive. 100%.' Have a read of this feature where the Huffington Post looks into social media use among teenagers — and how they are becoming more self-aware and understanding of the consequences of excessive use.
Snapchat might reconsider 'addictive' streak function
Snapchat has announced that it is considering changes to its friendship streaks after receiving criticism about the feature being potentially addictive and causing 'undue pressure to children', according to the BBC. Users can send 'snaps' to each other and, when it becomes a daily routine, the app registers for how long they've gone without missing a day.


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2019 CP Ward Pig Roast
If pictures don't display, click on the post title. The 2019 CP Ward Pig Roast was a celebration of owner Dick Ash who passed away this past year. Dick was a tremendous man who built a strong, well respected company that provided livelihoods for many families in our area. He also knew how to have a good time and how to throw a great party. We miss Dick and his memory will always bring a smile to our faces.


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What's Happening in Sask - September 2019
Saskatchewan Roughriders – Labour Day Classic
Sept 2, 2019
In Saskatchewan, summer and fall are also known as "football season" to many residents and Rider fans. Throughout Canada, it is widely accepted that the Saskatchewan Roughriders have the greatest, most dedicated fans in the Canadian Football League. Labour Day Classic is one of the most highly anticipated games of the Saskatchewan Roughriders regular season. Go cheer on your green and white!
Saskatchewan Science Centre - Labour Day Play Day
Sept 2, 2019
Join the staff at the Saskatchewan Science Centre for their Labour Day Play Day and take part in all sorts of carnival fun. Learn how to navigate a tightrope, join a gymnast troupe, create a midway game and so much more. Don't miss the chance to have one last fun-filled day before school starts and summer fades away! Visit the Saskatchewan Science Centre! Event takes place 12 noon - 6 p.m. Advance tickets available online.
GMS Queen City Marathon
Sept 6, 2019 to Sept 8, 2019
Regina hosts the GMS Queen City Marathon race weekendevent,Saskatchewan's premier road race weekend with a "Race For Every Pace".This three-day race weekend includes full marathon, half marathon, marathon team relay and 10K on Sunday, children's races and Family 5K on Saturday as well as a 5K Night Owl race on Friday night.
The courses take runners through some of the most scenic parts of Regina including many areas of Wascana Centre, downtown Regina and some of Regina's older neighbourhoods. Everyone is encouraged come Run Regina!
Broadway Street Fair
Sept 7, 2019
The Broadway Street Fair is the Broadway District's largest event of the year. The fair draws thousands to the street with an eclectic array of street performers, food and art vendors, artists, musicians, dancers, petting zoo, bouncy castles and more. Transforming Broadway into a street fair, this event features a sidewalk sale and community party all rolled into one! Fair takes place 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Beaver Flat 50
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
Sept 14, 2019
With over 2,300 metres of vertical gain across 50 km, the Beaver Flat 50 is a hilly, hard-as-hell trail run. The prairies are flat - this course is #anythingbutflat. This run is a tough get-your-feet-wet, wreck-your-shins and roll-your-ankle kind of run. Participants are going to love it, hate it, and love it some more. Guaranteed!
Pumpkin Festival
Sept 14, 2019 to Sept 29, 2019
The annual pumpkin festival at Black Fox Farm and Distillery occurs the last three weekends in September. Come and jointhemon the farm for all things pumpkin! Pick your own from the patch, win one for yourself in one of the many activities, and enjoy pumpkin soup and donuts! All ages welcome.
Bushwakker Oktoberfest Week
Sept 23, 2019 to Sept 28, 2019
The official Oktoberfest celebration in Munich will be just underway as the Bushwakker week-long Oktoberfest celebration begins. Enjoy a unique German-themed meal special every day of the week as well as a pint of the Bushwakker-brewed Oktoberfest lager, Harvest Lager. A selection of fine German bottled beers and a draught will also be available. Prosit!
2nd Annual Pumpkin Music Festival
Prince Albert
Sept 28, 2019 to Sept 29, 2019
Head out to Paintball Paradise PA for their 2nd Annual Pumpkin Music Festival. Take in the corn maze, tractor rides, musical entertainment and more. There will be pumpkins for sale, a picture display and delicious food including popcorn, hot chocolate and pumpkin soup.
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Mercedes-Benz tested the alertness of the driver in the truck cab in conventional trucks and in a self-propelled vehicle. The drivers who were traveling with the autonomous system Highway pilot turned out to be more attentive.
The Cologne Administrative Court has ruled that semitrailers driving solo are not subject to truck tolls. Police Chief Inspector Christoph Becker explains the background.
Three court rulings are dealing with the duty of care when reversing in a parking lot, with trucks, driving on hard shoulders and behavior during lane changes in the zipper method.
Daimler has succeeded with its subsidiary brand Freightliner to get an MOT approval for an autonomously moving truck. Thus the race around self-steering trucks comes to the next round. But a few futuristic vehicles will not avoid traffic jams.


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Intec Pharma Expands Intellectual Property for AP-CDLD with Patent in South Korea
JERUSALEM, Israel, April 6, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Intec Pharma Ltd. (NASDAQ: NTEC) (TASE: INTP), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing drugs based on its proprietary Accordion Pill platform technology, today announced that the company has been informed that the Korean Intellectual Property Office granted a South Korean patent to the company's patent application for an Accordion Pill containing certain drugs, including the combination Carbidopa and Levodopa. The patent, granted under No. 10-1601649, is titled "Carbidopa / Levodopa Gastroretentive Drug Delivery," and is currently scheduled to remain in force until April 17, 2029. The patent belongs to the company's IN-7 patent family, which pertains to the combination of certain drugs with the Accordion Pill.
Zeev Weiss, CEO of Intec Pharma, said: "The approval of this new South Korean patent is an important step for our company in extending the intellectual property protection, and potential future market, for our leading product candidate, the Accordion Pill Carbidopa/Levodopa, beyond the U.S., South Africa and Israel."
About Intec Pharma Ltd.
Intec Pharma Ltd. is a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing drugs based on its proprietary Accordion Pill platform technology. The Company's Accordion Pill is an oral drug delivery system that is designed to improve the efficacy and safety of existing drugs and drugs in development by utilizing an efficient gastric retention and specific release mechanism. The Company's product pipeline currently includes three product candidates in clinical trial stages: Accordion Pill Carbidopa/Levodopa, or AP-CDLD, which is being developed for the indication of treatment of Parkinson's disease symptoms in advanced Parkinson's disease patients; Accordion Pill Zaleplon, or AP-ZP, which is being developed for the indication of treatment of insomnia, including sleep induction and the improvement of sleep maintenance; and an Accordion Pill that is being developed for the prevention and treatment of gastroduodenal and small bowel Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug induced ulcers.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements about the Company's expectations, beliefs and intentions. Forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking words such as "believe", "expect", "intend", "plan", "may", "should", "could", "might", "seek", "target", "will", "project", "forecast", "continue" or "anticipate" or their negatives or variations of these words or other comparable words or by the fact that these statements do not relate strictly to historical matters. These forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and assessments made in light of management's experience and perception of historical trends, current conditions, expected future developments and other factors believed to be appropriate. Forward-looking statements in this press release are made as of the date of this press release, and the company undertakes no duty to update or revise any such statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to risks and uncertainties, many of which are outside of the company's control. Important factors that could cause actual results, developments and business decisions to differ materially from forward-looking statements are described in the sections titled "Risk Factors" in the company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and include the following: the company's ability to develop and commercialize its product candidates and obtain additional financing necessary therefor; the length, cost and uncertain results of the company's clinical trials; the potential of adverse side effects or other safety risks that could preclude the approval of the company's drug candidates; the availability of reimbursement from government authorities and health insurance companies for the company's products; the impact of product liability lawsuits; and the influence of extensive and costly government regulation.
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Chief Financial Officer
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Source: PR Newswire (April 6, 2016 - 7:00 AM EDT)


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Googling around or searching the forum doesn't give me an answer. What is the best practice for that purpose? Thanks for your help!
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