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Arthur Waley
Arthur Waley | |||||||||
Born |
Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England |
19 August 1889||||||||
Died |
27 June 1966 London, England |
(aged 76)||||||||
Citizenship | British | ||||||||
Alma mater | Cambridge University (did not graduate) | ||||||||
Known for | Chinese/Japanese translations | ||||||||
Chinese name | |||||||||
Traditional Chinese | 亞瑟・偉利 | ||||||||
Simplified Chinese | 亚瑟・伟利 | ||||||||
Japanese name | |||||||||
Kana | アーサー・ウェイリ | ||||||||
Arthur David Waley CH CBE (born Arthur David Schloss, 19 August 1889 – 27 June 1966) was an English Orientalist and sinologist who achieved both popular and scholarly acclaim for his translations of Chinese and Japanese poetry.
As one recent evaluation puts it, "Waley was the great transmitter of the high literary cultures of China and Japan to the English-reading general public; the ambassador from East to West in the first half of the 20th century. He was self-taught, but reached remarkable levels of fluency, even erudition, in both languages. It was a unique achievement, possible (as he himself later noted) only in that time, and unlikely to be repeated." [1]
- Life 1
- Honours 2
- Works 3
Selected works 4
- Translations 4.1
- Original works 4.2
- See also 5
- References 6
- External links 7
Arthur Waley was born "Arthur David Schloss" on 19 August 1889 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, the son of an economist, David Frederick Schloss. He was educated at Rugby School and entered King's College, Cambridge in 1907 on a scholarship to study the Classics, but left in 1910 due to eye problems that hindered his ability to study.[2]
Waley briefly worked in an export firm in an attempt to please his parents, but in 1913 he was appointed Assistant Keeper of Oriental Prints and Manuscripts at the British Museum.[2] Waley's supervisor at the Museum was the poet and scholar Laurence Binyon, and under his nominal tutelage Waley taught himself to read Classical Chinese and Classical Japanese, partly to help catalogue the paintings in the Museum's collection. Notwithstanding his ability in classical literature, Waley never learned to speak modern Mandarin Chinese or Japanese, in part because he never visited either China or Japan.[2]
Waley was of Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry. He changed his surname from Schloss in 1914, when, like many others in England with German surnames, he sought to avoid the anti-German prejudice common in Britain during the First World War.[2]
Waley left the Museum in 1929 to devote himself fully to writing and translation, and never held a full-time job again, except for a four-year stint in the Ministry of Information during the Second World War.[2]
Waley lived in Bloomsbury and had a number of friends among the Bloomsbury Group, many of whom he had met when he was an undergraduate. He was one of the earliest to recognize Ronald Firbank as an accomplished author and, together with Osbert Sitwell, provided an introduction to the first edition of Firbank's collected works.
Ezra Pound was instrumental in getting Waley's first translations into print in The Little Review. His view of Waley's early work was mixed, however. As he wrote to Margaret Anderson, the editor of the Little Review, in a letter of 2 July 1917: "Have at last got hold of Waley's translations from Po chu I. Some of the poems are magnificent. Nearly all the translations marred by his bungling English and defective rhythm. ... I shall try to buy the best ones, and to get him to remove some of the botched places. (He is stubborn as a donkey, or a scholar.)" In his introduction to his translation of The Way and its Power Waley explains that he was careful to put meaning above style in translations where meaning would be reasonably considered of more importance to the modern western reader.
Waley died in London and is buried in Highgate Cemetery. Sacheverell Sitwell, who considered Waley "the greatest scholar and the person with most understanding of all human arts" that he had known in his lifetime, later recalled Waley's last days,
- when he lay dying from a broken back and from cancer of the spine, and in very great pain, but refused to be given any drug or sedative. He had the courage to do so because he wanted to be conscious during the last hours of being alive, the gift which was ebbing and fading and could never be again. In this way during those few days he listened to string quartets by Haydn, and had his favourite poems read to him. And then he died.[3]
Waley was elected an honorary fellow of King's College, Cambridge in 1945, received the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) honor in 1952, the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry in 1953, and the Order of the Companions of Honour (CH) in 1956.
Jonathan Spence wrote of Waley's translations that he
- selected the jewels of Chinese and Japanese literature and pinned them quietly to his chest. No one ever did anything like it before, and no one will ever do it again. There are many westerners whose knowledge of Chinese or Japanese is greater than his, and there are perhaps a few who can handle both languages as well. But they are not poets, and those who are better poets than Waley do not know Chinese or Japanese. Also the shock will never be repeated, for most of the works that Waley chose to translate were largely unknown in the West, and their impact was thus all the more extraordinary.[4]
His many translations include A Hundred and Seventy Chinese Poems (1918), Japanese Poetry: The Uta (1919), The No Plays of Japan (1921), The Tale of Genji (published in 6 volumes from 1921–33), The Pillow Book of Sei Shōnagon (1928), The Kutune Shirka (1951), Monkey (1942, an abridged version of Journey to the West), The Poetry and Career of Li Po (1959) and The Secret History of the Mongols and Other Pieces (1964). Waley received the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for his translation of Monkey, and his translations of the classics, the Analects of Confucius and The Way and its Power (Tao Te Ching), are still regarded highly by his peers.
Waley's translations of verse are widely regarded as poems in their own right, and have been included in many anthologies such as the Oxford Book of Modern Verse 1892-1935, the Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse and the Penguin Book of Contemporary Verse (1918-1960) under Waley's name. Many of his original translations and commentaries have been re-published as Penguin Classics and Wordsworth Classics, reaching a wide readership.
Despite translating many Chinese and Japanese classical texts into English, Waley never travelled to either country, or anywhere else in East Asia. In his preface to The Secret History of the Mongols he writes that he was not a master of many languages, but claims to have known Chinese and Japanese fairly well, a good deal of Ainu and Mongolian, and some Hebrew and Syriac.
The composer Benjamin Britten set six translations from Waley's Chinese Poems (1946) for high voice and guitar in his song cycle Songs from the Chinese (1957).
Selected works
- A Hundred and Seventy Chinese Poems, 1918
More Translations from the Chinese (Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1919).
- The Story of Ts'ui Ying-ying (Yingying zhuan) - p. 101-113[5]
- The Story of Miss Li (The Tale of Li Wa) - p. 113-36[5]
- Japanese Poetry: The Uta, 1919. A selection mostly drawn from the Manyoshu and the Kokinshu.
- The Nō Plays of Japan, 1921
- The Temple and Other Poems, 1923
- The Tale of Genji, by Lady Murasaki, 1925-1933
- The Pillow Book of Sei Shōnagon, 1928
- The Way and its Power: A Study of the Tao Te Ching and its Place in Chinese Thought, 1934. A commentary on Tao te ching, attributed to Laozi, and full translation.
- The Book of Songs (Shih Ching), 1937
- The Analects of Confucius, 1938
- Three Ways of Thought in Ancient China, 1939
- Translations from the Chinese, a compilation, 1941
- Monkey, 1942, translation of 30 of the 100 chapters of Wu Cheng'en's Journey to the West
- Chinese Poems, 1946
- The Nine Songs: A Study of Shamanism in Ancient China, Yuan Qu, 1955
- Yuan Mei: Eighteenth-Century Chinese Poet, 1956
- Ballads and Stories from Tun-Huang, 1960
Original works
- Introduction to the Study of Chinese Painting, 1923
- The Life and Times of Po Chü-I, 1949
- The Poetry and Career of Li Po, 1950 (with some original translations)
- The Real Tripitaka and Other Pieces, 1952 (with some original and previously published translations)
- The Opium War through Chinese Eyes, 1958
- The Secret History of the Mongols, 1963 (with original translations)
See also
- Footnotes
- ^ E. Bruce Brooks, "Arthur Waley", Warring States Project, University of Massachusetts.
- ^ a b c d e Honey (2001), p. 225.
- ^ Sacheverell Sitwell. For Want of the Golden City (New York: John Day, 1973) p. 255
- ^ Jonathan Spence. "Arthur Waley," in Chinese Roundabout (New York: Norton, 1992 ISBN 0393033554) pp. 329-330
- ^ a b Nienhauser, William H. "Introduction." In: Nienhauser, William H. (editor). Tang Dynasty Tales: A Guided Reader. World Scientific, 2010. ISBN 9814287288, 9789814287289. p. xv.
- Works cited
- "Arthur Waley, 76, Orientalist, Dead; Translator of Chinese and Japanese Literature," New York Times. 28 June 1966.
- Gruchy, John Walter de. (2003). Orienting Arthur Waley: Japonism, Orientalism, and the Creation of Japanese Literature in English. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. 1ISBN 0-8248-2567-5.
- Honey, David B. (2001). Incense at the Altar: Pioneering Sinologists and the Development of Classical Chinese Philology. American Oriental Series 86. New Haven, Connecticut: American Oriental Society.
- Jones, Francis A. (1968). A Bibliography of Arthur Waley. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press.
- Morris, Ivan I. (1970). Madly Singing in the Mountains: An Appreciation and Anthology of Arthur Waley. London: Allen & Unwin.
- Robinson, Walter (1967). "Obituaries – Dr. Arthur Waley". Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland (1-2): 59–61.
- Simon, Walter (1967). "Obituary: Arthur Waley". Bulletin of the School of African and Oriental Studies, University of London 30 (1): 268–71.
- Spence, Jonathan. "Arthur Waley," in, Chinese Roundabout (New York: Norton, 1992 ISBN 0393033554), pp. 329–336. [2]
- Waley, Alison. (1982). A Half of Two Lives. London: George Weidenfeld & Nicolson. (Reprinted in 1983 by McGraw-Hill.)
External links
- E. Bruce Brooks, "Arthur Waley" Warring States Project, University of Massachusetts.
- The Way and its PowerWaley's translation of
- Works by Arthur Waley at Project Gutenberg
- Works by or about Arthur Waley at Internet Archive
- Works by Arthur Waley at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)
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- Japanese literature academics
- Chinese–English translators
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- Burials at Highgate Cemetery
- James Tait Black Memorial Prize recipients
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Nishio Tadamitsu
Nishio Tadamitsu 西尾忠需 |
Born | 1716 Edo, Japan |
Died | July 22, 1789 Edo, Japan |
Nationality | Japanese |
Occupation | daimyō |
Nishio Tadamitsu (西尾 忠需?, 1716 – April 25, 1760) was a daimyō in mid-Edo period Japan, who ruled Yokosuka Domain in Tōtōmi Province.
Tadamitsu was the second son of Kyōgoku Takatoyo, daimyō of Marugame Domain in Sanuki Province. As Nishio Tadanao, had no heirs, he adopted his nephew in 1729. In 1731, Tadamitsu received the courtesy title of Mondo no Shō (主水正) along with junior 5th court rank, lower grade (ju go i no ge 従五位下). Tadamitsu became head of the Nishio clan in 1760, on Tadanao's death, and was appointed Sōshaban (master of ceremonies) in the administration of the Tokugawa shogunate. He retired in 1782, and was succeeded by his son Tadayuki.
Tadamitsu died in Edo in 1789, at age 74. His grave is located at the Nishio clan temple of Ryumin-ji in modern Kakegawa, Shizuoka.
Preceded by Nishio Tadanao |
Daimyō of Yokosuka 1760-1782 |
Succeeded by Nishio Tadayuki |
- (Japanese) Nishio family genealogy
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Before I start on this post, I'd like to state one rule. Each time you read the words "perfect mother", please imagine it to be said with as much venom as possible. Because she is our enemy.
Look at her, with her perfect smile, her happy, well behaved children, and her perky little boobs and ironing board stomach. The Perfect Mother: She. Is. Evil.
So, if she's so evil, why do we all try so hard to be her? You don't? Oh, I think you do! Put yourself back here: you're just getting used to motherhood, your child is about five months old, and has been up all night for four nights in a row. You're shattered, but you know you need nappies so you rush out to the shop with your hair in a state. As much as you know that this is perfectly normal, (after all, you're a mum now), you still hope you don't bump into anyone. You don't want them to say "well she's really let herself go since she had a baby!" But, typical, you do. An old "friend" who you've barely spoken to since you were preggo. She asks "How's motherhood?" And what is your response? YES! You said something along the lines of "Oh, I'm loving it", or "it's amazing!", didn't you? I knew it. You put aside the fact that you were on the verge of tears, or even already in tears, last night because you were just so bloody shattered, didn't you?
Now, it's not that motherhood isn't "amazing" or that we're not "loving it", but, let's be honest, it is hard work. And that hard work often overshadows the fun parts. And that's the harsh reality.
So why do we do so much to try and prove ourselves to be like… Her? We pretend like everything is fine, when it's not. We avoid asking for help, because we don't want people to say "I told you so!" And, in general, we try to do too much.
Let's kick the Perfect Mother to the curb. If we love, our kids, do our best for them and put them first, is that not enough to make us better than her?
She's not real!
Today my daughter, my boyfriend and I took a family trip to the cinema to see the latest addition to the Ice Age series. I'm very familiar with the first of the series, can't remember if I've seen the second or not, and have had the third on the telly in the background while I'm not taking much notice God knows how many times, so I'm no expert on the history of the series or the character development or anything like that.
If I'm completely honest, I was apprehensive from the start, as I think that they're overdoing it with all the sequels; if a film doesn't need it, leave it as it is! But anyway, I did try my best to go in with an open mind, and here's what I thought.
It all felt so OTT! Within the first five or ten minutes, we had a rebellious teenage mammoth wanting to date boys, a male molehog who's secretly in love with his female best friend (again, the mammoth), an abandoned and senile granny sloth, the splitting of the continents, and a family separation. It was a lot to digest for me, let alone my three-year-old daughter! Although, to be fair, she seemed more interested in the animation and funny voices than anything.
However, once all the drama at the beginning had passed, the pace started to slow down and we were able to focus on one storyline at a time. The pirates were great, and the use of ice for the pirate ship was genius. For me, they were the highlight of the film. There was a particularly good battle scene, although I won't go into details as I don't want to spoil the film for any of you wanting to watch it!
After that, it all died down again. So much so that my daughter started shouting "I want to go hoooome! Let's go hooooome!" So that's exactly what we did! Therefore I can't give a very detailed review, as I didn't see the whole thing! From what I did see, it wasn't great. The animation was good, as were some of the characters and the series' famous use of Scrat's parallel storylines. But the general business of the film made it feel rushed and far too difficult to get absorbed into the story, no matter what your age. Might be fun for little boys who are in to pirates. or older kids who might understand some of the jokes, but for me and my family, it was a total snore. I'd give it 2/5.
It's all good and well me sitting here on my laptop saying "let's break the stereotype", but, for all you know, I could be that stereotype. And for all I know, I could be too! Simply in denial… I mean, I did grow up on a council estate, the teenage pregnancy rates where I live are astonishingly high, and, on those very rare occasions that I do get to go out and party with my friends, I tend to get rather shitfaced. So, to the stranger's eye, I probably am. But those details don't even scratch the surface on who I am or what I do. So let me tell you a bit about my story and you can decide for yourself.
Seventeen years old, sitting in my bedroom looking at a pregnancy test. As the test was given as a freebie from some sort of teen sexual health organisation, there were no instructions, no nothing. I hadn't even considered taking it, as of course there was no way that I could be pregnant. The stick is showing me two lines. I'm pretty sure that that means I'm pregnant, but can't be certain; like I said – no instructions. But I must have it wrong, it must be one line that means positive and two that means negative. I phone my best friend, to check. I don't really want to, but this is before the days that iPhones are as popular as television sets and I don't have good old Google to hand. Riiiiing riiiiing! Riiiiing riiiiing! "Your call has been forwarded to the T-Mobile voicemail for…" Shit. By now I'm panicking. There's only one other friend who may know for sure, and we hadn't spoken properly for a while. She was a good friend though, right? I could ask her in confidence. So I did, and she said: "Sorayah, you're pregnant love."
And that was that. I was pregnant. I didn't cry, didn't laugh, didn't even react for a moment. I just said "Okay, thanks…" and hung up. I phoned my boyfriend. His reaction was the exact same as mine. "Er, oh. Er, okay… Um… I'll be round in a minute." I could hear all his friends laughing and joking in the background, as normal teenagers do. Whilst him and I sat on the phone realising we were about to have to become adults. Like, real, proper, actual adults.
My first worry was finishing my A-levels, going to uni. I had been doing well at sixth form, I was receiving my grades for my AS-levels soon and was expecting them to be good. I was expecting to be able to get As overall, even if I had to work extra hard to bump them up next year. I was expecting to go to a decent uni, study English Language and Literature and become a genius of some sort. (Okay, slight exaggeration, but you catch my drift). Right now it was July. The summer holidays. I had no idea how far gone I was, but it was pretty obvious that some time during my second year of sixth form I would be pushing out a baby. And then, even if I did somehow manage to squeeze in my A-levels, I wouldn't be able to go to uni with a baby! For one, I'm sure we don't have 'family units' at university campuses over here like they do in the US, and I had never even considered going to one of the local universities. And, let's say I did go to one of the local unis, how on Earth would I find the balance between writing my theories on post-1940 literature and flying aeroplanes of mashed up banana into the toothless landing point?
And then there were the worries of telling my family, of losing my youth, and, of course, actually being a mum. Could I really look after a child? My room looked like a World War II bomb scene, and I was going to have a baby living in it too? (To be fair, to this day my room still looks like a World War II bomb scene. That aspect of my life was unchanged by motherhood.)
I also have a chronic illness called Crohn's disease (you may have heard of it. If you haven't, don't Google it, it's gross). While when I'm well I'm perfectly fine, there are times when I literally can't get out of bed for all the pain I'm in, and the lack of energy I have, and sometimes that can last for months. How could I look after a baby during those periods?
Anyway, let me move on a bit. After going to the doctors, I found out that I was three months pregnant. How the hell had I managed to miss an entire trimester without even noticing? I hadn't had periods, so really there was no excuse. I guess it was a mixture of having irregular periods anyway, and being completely and utterly in denial. No excuse really though. I also found out that I wasn't going to be able to take that year out between AS and A-levels as the spec was changing, so my AS-level wouldn't fit with the following year's A2's. So I continued going to sixth form throughout pregnancy, gave birth in February, worked on my coursework at home for a few weeks, then went back in two days a week, working at home the rest. My boyfriend and I had worked out a system where he could go to work and do his studies some days, while I done mine the others. It was hard, but it worked out. We also stayed living with my mum. There was no reason not to, as my daughter could have her own room when she got a bit bigger and we could save a hell of a lot of money that way too.
I finished my A-levels, I didn't do as well as I had hoped, but still good considering I had had a baby half way through the year with B-C grades. I then took a gap year before starting uni, as I wasn't ready to send the little one to nursery being so tiny.
That gap year was pretty hard. Things weren't great at home and my relationship with my mum was falling apart. The best thing at the time seemed to be to move into a place of our own. That was quite possibly the worst thing. For one, it was expensive. To say money was tight would be an understatement. And the worst thing was, we moved into quite an inconvenient place. Living in London, I can hardly call it 'the sticks', but it was right on the outskirts and there was no Underground station anywhere nearby, which, to any Londoner, might as well be the sticks. I didn't have many friends come to visit me, and I didn't often visit them either. I didn't know anyone nearby, and felt uncomfortable going to the baby groups because I was so much younger than the other mums there. No one seemed to talk to me. My boyfriend worked nights so would sleep in the day, so the majority of the time it was just me and my daughter alone. I became really lonely and depressed.
As soon as I started uni the following October, things changed. My daughter was at nursery, socialising with other kids, and I was able to socialise with other people my own age. Not only that, but it felt good to be doing something for myself. Even though I hadn't chosen to study English Language and Literature like I had always wanted, I chose a subject that I felt I would be able to balance with motherhood easier, and it was still based around language and literature so it didn't matter. (Although now I regret choosing it. I would have even regretted choosing Lang and Lit, what I should have done was Journalism! Never mind… Another rant for another day.)
We moved back in to mums before I started my second year at uni for money saving reasons, and now things are much better. I'm closer to family and friends, and there are actually tube stations nearby. I'm home!
Now, my little miss is three, I'm due to start my final year of uni in October, and we're all happy. I'm working through the summer, and I'm also considering taking another year out of education so that I can save some money and gain work experience that lasts longer than three months, like all my other jobs have. Who wants to graduate with no money and no job? But that's another blog post in itself. (Advise would be appreciated on that matter).
So, I'm not saying I'm perfect. I'm not saying young mums who don't stick at education are stereotypes either. What I'm saying is don't look at the small details that do fit the person into that stereotype; look at their story first.
Like totally, right? Or, since this is Totally Teen Mum, and not Totally Teen Mom, the stereotype would be something more like: "Teen mum innit. Pass me my fags."
Either way, they're stereotypes. Teen parents in today's Western society are constantly stereotyped, whether you're a teen mum, a teen mom, or a teen dad! Trust me, I know. But the truth is there are so many of us out there that don't fit these stereotypes, the wider public just don't seem to know about us! Let's fix that.
Teen mums totally rock! (That sounds so cheesy. I promise I would never, ever say something like that out loud. Honest.)


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Description: impact resistance, IP65 frontal sealing and a push-pull function. 100,000 cycle mechanical life. IK10 Impact resistance, no axis deformation even if exposed to major shocks. Sealed to IP65 by O-ring and membrane. Lower behind-panel depth. Locked/unlocked status indicator Mounting Type = Panel Reset
- Actuation Type: Pushbutton
- Normally Closed Contacts: 2 #
- Reset / Release Operation: Pull to Reset
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: The E57 premium+ range of sensors from Eaton have improved sensing performance, product durability and selection. The premium+ range has a rugged stainless body, shock-resistant front caps and impact absorbing potting compound ensuring the highest quality performance. Compact, rugged design
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- Body: Cylindrical
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Supplier: PHD, Inc.
Description: Series LC Single Rod Pneumatic Escapements feature a large rod bearing area providing high side load capacity. Optional shock pads reduce impact and maximize actuator life. Series LC Escapements are ideal for separating and releasing parts in applications such as conveyor stops, short stroke slides
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Supplier: RS Components, Ltd.
Description: to troubleshoot, therefore minimizing any downtime and the impact of a machine break down. The SSP1 solid state relays are a complete solution of 1 and 3 phase, slim, modular and DIN rail panel mount with a solid state switching solution. With simple easy product selection and easy to understand product
- Mounting: Panel
- Load Voltage: 300 volts
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Supplier: Rayovac
Description: Impact resisting internal engineering Designed for maximum durability + simplicity Switch on handle for ease of use IPX4 water resistant Lifetime guarantee (4) C Rayovac alkaline batteries included
- Flashlight Type: LED Flashlight, Tube Flashlight
- Power Source: Battery, Alkaline
- Battery Size: C
- # of Batteries: 4
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Supplier: Visual Sound, Inc.
Description: provides consistently clear bass and performance when singing closer to or further from capsule. Available with a switch. Metal construction - rugged and reliable Shock-mounted capsule - low sensitivity to impact and handling noise Cardioid pickup pattern - insulation from other on-stage signals
- Directivity: Directional, Cardioid
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Supplier: Rayovac Industrial
Description: Impact resisting internal engineering; "protected" tactical tail cap switch 100% recyclable package Designed for maximum durability + simplicity IPX4 water resistant Lifetime warranty (2) D Rayovac alkaline batteries included
- Flashlight Type: LED Flashlight, Tube Flashlight
- Power Source: Battery, Alkaline
- Battery Size: D
- # of Batteries: 2
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Supplier: Abbott Technologies, Inc.
Description: 200 Watt AC-DC Switchers Power Factor Correction Fully compliant with MIL-STD 461D, CE101, CE102 Meets MIL-S-901 (High Impact shock) Meets MIL-STD-810F FCC 20780 class A EMI compliance Compact PCI option available IP67 sealed option available
- Applications: Instrumentation, Military
- Style / Mounting: Enclosed, Module
- AC Input Voltage: 115 VAC, 208 VAC, 230 VAC, Other
- Input Frequency: 50 Hz, 60 Hz, 400 Hz, Other
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Supplier: HBC RADIOMATIC, INC.
Description: operating time. Robust plastic housing, protection class IP 55. Rubber impact protection. Manual frequency switch. Options: rotary switch/button with up to 5 positions, safety features radiomatic® shock-off / roll-detect / zero-g, catch-release, tandem operation, radiomatic® AFS
- Form Factor: Handheld
- Radio Technology: Transmitter Only
- Interface Type: Pushbutton, Other
- Number of Transmitters: 8 to 13
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Supplier: Storage Galaxy
Description: /write speed impact Shock-mounted 500 GB 5400 rpm hard drive capacity Integrated high quality metal dome switch keypad for entering an 8 to 16 digit password for 1 user ID and 1 administrator ID An eSATA/USB combo cable for speedy eSATA data transfer 3 Years Warranty
- Device Type: Hard Drive
- Capacity: 5.00E8 KB
- Transfer Rate: 480000 kbps
- Interface: USB
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Supplier: Streamlight, Inc.
Description: providing optimum illumination when using night vision equipmentInfrared illumination source: 850 nm LED. Shock-proof with a 20,000 hour lifetimeHigh impact, chemically resistant engineering polymer IR LED housing Tactile indicator on IR LED housing identifies IR illumination positionSecurely fits all
- Flashlight Type: LED Flashlight
- Power Source: Battery, Lithium
- Battery Size: Other
- # of Batteries: 2
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Supplier: J.L. Matthews Co., Inc. (JLMCo)
Description: Ultra-Bright LEDs 85 Lumens Impact and shock resistant LED flashlight that provides 336 hours of run time. Impact resistant polymer. Features a rubber face cap for impact and shock resistance Unbreakable polycarbonate lens with scratch resistant coating Powered by 3 "C" alkaline
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Supplier: DEWALT Industrial Tool Co.
Description: Product Features Compact L-Shape Design allows access in tight spaces while providing optimal balance for the user SHOCKS™ - Active Vibration Control signifcantly reduces vibration and increases user comfort and productivity 1.7 ft-lbs impact energy provides corded power without the cord
- Power: Power Tools, Electrical Tools
- Type: Rotary Hammer
- Length: 10.5 inch
- Impact Force: 20.4 In-lbs
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Supplier: DEWALT Industrial Tool Co.
Description: Product Features SHOCKS - Active Vibration Control® Reduces vibration felt by the user at the handles . A Perform and Protect feature. 15 ft-lbs of impact energy provides maximum performance in chipping applications 15 Amp motor provides maximum overload protection & power Lock-on slide
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Supplier: Datamax-O'Neil
Description: or 40 column versions CPU watchdog timer Power brownout detectors Housed in high impact, attractive, shock proof molded ABS housing Lightweight (only 14.5 ounces)
- Printer Type: Dot Matrix
- Printer Applications: Commercial / Office, Receipt / POS / Kiosk
- Maximum Media Width: 2.25 inch
- Media Handling: Roll
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Supplier: Streamlight, Inc.
Description: C4 LED technology, impervious to shock with a 50,000 hour lifetime.120 lumens measured system output, 6,800 candela peak beam intensity, and 165 meter beam distance, runs 11 hoursThree "AA" alkaline batteries (included)Push-button on/off switch easy to use even when wearing heavy glovesOne meter
- Headlamp Type: LED
- Beam Intensity: 120 lm
- Weight: 0.2812 lbs
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- Stroke: 0.0394 to 236 inch
- Rated Load/Force: 674 to 1012 lbs
- Operating Temperature: -13 to 176 F
- Actuation: Electrical
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Description: Position Sensing adjustable position switches for both end and referential positions Impact Protection integrated shock absorbers for both end positions Distance Measuring contactless incremental distance measuring system Brake Systems holding brake, for both horizontal and vertical movements
- Device Type: Rodless
- Actuation Type: Electrical
- Stroke or X-Axis Travel: 0.0394 to 126 inch
- Rated Speed: 9.84 to 49.21 in/sec
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Supplier: Investments Hardware, Ltd. (IHL)
Description: comfort in extended use chipping applications Allows easy access to switch, motor, cordset, brushes and gear case for ease of service Specifications Optimal Concrete Drilling 1" - 1 5/8" Amps 13.0 Amps Impact Energy 11.7 ft-lbs Vibration Control Yes - SHOCKS Vibration Measurement 7.8 m/s2
- Power: Power Tools
- Type: Rotary Hammer
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Supplier: Miller Fall Protection / Honeywell
Description: The cost-effective and competitive pricing of the new Miller TurboLite™ Personal Fall Limiters will make shock-absorbing lanyards obsolete on the jobsite. With the compact and lightweight TurboLite PFL, workers will no longer need to "switch-out" equipment to maintain a safe fall
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Supplier: Makita USA, Inc.
Description: 325 ft.lbs. of Max Torque Makita-built motor delivers 325 ft.lbs. of Max Torque, with 1,600 RPM and 2,200 IPM for superior fastening power Shock absorbent handle protects battery housing for extra durability Rocker switch for forward/reverse operation Soft grip handle provides increased comfort
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Supplier: Visual Sound, Inc.
Description: shocks and vibration. Built-in amplifier Frequency response from 300 to 5,000 Hz, tailored for voice communications Low sensitivity to hum Low susceptibility to radio-frequency interference "Million-Cycle" leaf-type switch stands up under severe operating conditions and constant use High-impact
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Supplier: Danfoss A/S
Description: to install Shock and impact resistant
- Switch Point Range: -2.9 to 305 psi
- Operating Temperature: -40 to 149 F
- Pressure Reading: Differential, Gauge
- Material to Measure: Liquid, Gas
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Description: to 6.5 hours of runtime to the 10% output level.Low Mode (25%): Up to 30 hours of runtime to the 10% output level.Push button switch; 1st mode: Low, 2nd mode: High Ultra-compact, lightweight for maximum comfort 90º tilting head Water resistant construction with Impact resistant housing drop test
- Headlamp Type: LED
- Beam Intensity: 16 to 62 lm
- Continuous Runtime: 390 to 1800 minutes
- Features: Adjustable Lamp Intensity
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The MSR-3C is a self-contained low cost portable accelerometer data logger unit with a multi-channel, digital acceleration waveform recording system. Our portable acceleration data logger system is battery powered, designed for field applications requiring multi-channel, extended time, unattended (read more)
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The Impact Test is designed to ensure that containers and packages can withstand the abuse that occurs during shipping and handling. During shipping packages can be dropped, bumped, and bounced around in the back of a truck, or in a train car during coupling. Whether a simple drop test or a massive (read more)
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IST offers a complete line of shock and vibration recorders for package testing and shipment monitoring. Whether you're shipping a small package or a sea container we can help. Instruments available for purchase as well as short term rental. Celebrating our 30th year helping customers get better (read more)
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If your application demands deceleration performance at extreme sub-zero temperatures, ACE Controls MAGNUM® 45-LT (Low Temp) Series industrial shock absorbers will do the job. Engineered to perform in the most frigid environments, the 45-LT Series will continue to decelerate loads, prevent impact (read more)
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Enidine Non-Adjustable Hydraulic Shock Absorbers
Enidine non-adjustable hydraulic shock absorbers can accommodate varying energy conditions. This family of tamperproof shock absorbers provides consistent performance, cycle after cycle. Non-adjustable models are designed to absorb maximum energy within a compact envelope size. The PM Series shock (read more)
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critical components vulnerable to high impact conditions. ITT Enidine Adjustable and Non-Adjustable Shock Absorbers, Heavy Duty Series Shock Absorbers and Air Springs provide the best possible solution for these critical applications. Learn more (read more)
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Enidine HD/HDN Series Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers
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SACRAMENTO – Laughter filled the California Lottery's Santa Fe Springs District Office this afternoon. Who wouldn't be happy knowing that they had more than a quarter of a million dollars headed their way?
That's the amount being awarded to the holders of two Fantasy 5 tickets that hit all five numbers in Sunday night's draw. Both winning tickets were sold in the Los Angeles area and split the top prize of $501,316. That comes out to a whopping $250,658 apiece! Catherine and Mark Van der Linden were holding on to one of those tickets until they submitted their claim. "I couldn't believe it," Catherine said about the moment she discovered her win. That was some scene according to Mark. "She was jumping off her chair!"
The winning numbers were 3, 5, 22, 7 and 2. The Van der Linden's say they pick their own numbers, ones that symbolize birthdays and anniversary dates. They were determined to stick with their lucky numbers even after Catherine noticed on the Lottery website that some of her Fantasy 5 picks had been selected before in a previous draw.
While this was a huge win for the couple, they've actually enjoyed some smaller wins. "A small pot for $400 and a few times we hit three numbers for seventeen or eighteen dollars," said Mark. "I would tell people, it's possible, anybody can win!"
The Van der Linden's bought their lucky ticket at the Stater Brothers market located at 14290 Chino Hills Parkway in Chino Hills (San Bernardino County). The other winning ticket was sold just about 40 miles away at Liquorland Deli, which is located at 3580 Long Beach Boulevard in Long Beach (Los Angeles County). That ticket has not been claimed.
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February |
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March |
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April |
13 |
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May |
18 |
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June |
22 |
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July |
25 |
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August |
25 |
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September |
21 |
4 |
October |
16 |
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November |
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8 |
December |
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Turkey villa rentals and the country itself burst onto the holiday scene a couple of decades ago and has never looked back. A sparkling Mediterranean coastline, plenty of historic sites and great summer weather all made it perfect for the big tour operators, but now good villa developments mean that privately-owned holiday homes are becoming more readily available. It's also cheap – this is the Mediterranean's bargain-basement destination, though prices are rising slowly.
The sun, sea, mountains, rivers and lakes offer a great choice of activities, and its position at the junction of Europe and Asia makes Turkey a fascinating country to visit. It's a land full of historic treasures from 13 successive civilisations spanning 10,000 years. Even if you spend only a short time at your Turkey villa rental, you can see a lot of this great heritage. The Turkish people also have an unrivalled reputation for hospitality, and the cuisine is divine.
Ankara, located in the middle of the Central Anatolian region, is the modern-day capital, but the cultural heart of the country is still Istanbul (once Constantinople). One of the world's truly great romantic cities, it's an intoxicating mix of East and West, ancient and modern. Turkey villa rentals are never far from palaces, museums and mosques as well as thriving shopping areas, cinemas, and restaurants.
Turkey's generous coastline – more than 5,000 miles – means beach lovers and watersports enthusiasts are kept happy. Collectively dubbed the "Turquoise Coast", the Mediterranean and Aegean shores stretch from the busy resort of Bodrum in the north to Kas, at the tip of the Lycian peninsula, in the south. Towns are linked by bus and dolmus (taxi) services.
Some of Turkey's best bays, golden beaches and views are on the Aegean coast, from the Dardanelles in the north to Kas in the south, where the coastline turns a corner and starts running west to east. Turkey villa rentals and resorts in this area are most popular. The best known holiday centres include Marmaris, Olu Deniz and Fethiye, but Bodrum is perhaps the busiest and prettiest. Villas have sprung up on the hillside, and swimming, snorkelling and scuba diving are all popular – as is partying; the discos carry on well into the night.
Marmaris is a full-scale holiday resort where you can get 'English Breakfasts' at restaurants around the harbour – if that's what you want. Sailing is extremely popular around the deep fjord-like bays and white-pebbled coves of the south Aegean, and private boats can be chartered for some relaxed exploration. Windsurfers enjoy ideal conditions too.
The Aegean coast is soaked just as much in history as it is in sunshine. There are remains of ancient cities, including Troy (Truva), and recent history can be explored on the battlefields of Gallipolli. Within sight of beach resorts, rural village life continues much as it has done for centuries, and trips inland are rewarded with virtually tourism-free spots.
Turkey's Mediterranean coast stretches from Kas in the west to Iskenderun in the east, close to the border with Syria. Antalya is the main resort, lying on the 'Turkish Riviera', where the Taurus Mountains stretch down to meet the sea. Turkey villa rentals on fine, sandy beaches such as Konyaalti to the west and Lara to the east are perfect if you love swimming and sunbathing – the region gets sunshine 300 days of the year. If you go in March or April, you can ski in the mornings and swim in the warm sea in the afternoon.
Side, to the east, is the increasingly popular beach town for Turkey villa rentals, once chosen by Mark Antony and Cleopatra for a romantic rendezvous! Mersin is one of the most modern cities on this coastline, while Misis derived its wealth from its position on the Silk Road. Kahramanmaras is a relatively undiscovered province famous for some of its culinary specialities, including a special orchid drink (salep) and an ice cream made from goat and cows' milk.
To the west of Antalya are the beautiful mountain cities of Termessos and Arikand, and coastal towns such as Olimpos, Kale, Kekova and finally Kas. Ephesus is possibly the best preserved of many ancient cities, in Turkey and home to the temple of Artemis.
From April to October, most places in Turkey have an ideal climate that is perfect for relaxing on sandy beaches or enjoying the tranquillity of mountains and lakes. If you're planning a lot of walking and exploring, July and August may be too hot. Turkey villa rentals away from the Turquoise Coast, on the Anatolian plateau, are cooler in summer, while the Black Sea coast to the north is much milder.
Turkish airlines link all major cities, and buses will get you everywhere cheaply and pretty comfortably. There are plenty of service stations if you're driving, but plenty of terrible drivers too, especially in the cities. Car ferries can save time, and can mean a pleasant mini-cruise along the coast. We hope you found our Turkey villa rentals guide useful in helping you decide on what to do and where to go next!


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Dingus Designs
About Dingus Designs
Dingus Designs is basically me and now my husband and our love for crafts. I love to cross stitch, making cards, patchment, crochet and knitting and trying to teach myself to tat. The other half loves glass work and tapestry. Can not forget to introduce the little helpers we have Smudge, Dixie and Jingles the cats that own us.
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I have managed to make another Father's Day card.
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Firstly... I'm a medical student.
Secondly...My hobbies include Kendo, driving, reading, video games (mostly RPGs, but I enjoy any storydriven game :3) and of course, manga/anime.
Thirdly...my native language is Romanian, asa ca aruncati cu un mesaj in mine daca intelegeti asta :P
Now, about my relationship with anime...
My history with anime started back in '97, when I began watching DragonBall Z. I remember I rushed from school directly in front of the TV, 'cause it started at 14:00 sharp. On more than one occasion I asked my teacher to let me got home early because of that. At one point I actually ran out of plausible excuses and said: "DBZ is starting!" ...and then I ran out :D.
After that, it was Sailormoon, which offered me endless amounts of laughter and tears. But, at that time, I had no ideea I was watching "anime"...
I've only started to really watch anime pretty recently, specifically in 2008. I was ushered into this brave and exciting new world by Inuyasha, which I watched three times then waited a pretty looong time for the second season :(.
While I browsed the web for new episodes of my new-found passion, I stumbled upon Bleach which I devored in about 5 days (0-220ish). Speaking about this new awesome anime I've found with a couple of my friends, they suggested I watch Naruto. The sneaky fox-kid got me sooo hooked I watched all the classic series and about 100 episodes of Shippuuden in about 1 week.
Being in danger of becoming a Narutard, I went online and asked google: "top 10 anime series". Thanks to that I got more and more into anime and began watching more and diverse genres from Death Note to Clannad to To Love-Ru to Hellsing to NGE.
The thing that attracted me most towards this type of entertainment is the masterful combination of music, animation and story, resulting in a complete package of entertainment.
Due to anime, I started to learn Japanese and actually earn the 4th level of Noryoku Shiken (atm studying for the next one as well as for my med exams...not easy :( ).
Next, I would like to talk about how exactly I watch anime :D. Well, first of all, I never drop a series, no matter how bad it is...That's just my rule :). Second, I (almost) never watch ongoing series due to three reasons:
1) I usually wait for the BDs to come out to watch it in 1080p
2) I prefer my animes uncensored...if you know what I mean :D
3) I like to watch an anime in one go, not wait a whole week for an episode; the atmosphere is much more intense that way :)
When I finally decide to watch an anime, I search my collection for it. If I have the best variant available, I connect my TV to my PC, close the windows, draw the curtains (me gusta darkness :D) and plug in my home cinema.
After that, I get 4 bags of popcorn (2 bacon, 2 cheese), I open 1 of each, mix 'em in a bowl and put the other two in the microwave oven (for later use, preferably during piss break :) ). Then I get 3 bags of chips (1 sourcream&dill, 1 cheese and 1 bacon) and 2x2l bottles of water (one from the fridge and one from the freezer).
Finally, I sit down and press play :).
If the anime is a short series (12 episodes or less) I watch it in one go; if it's longer than that, I usually watch it in two to three days.
And no, I'm not joking. Watching anime is serious bussiness. > . <
As a side note, I enjoy writing anime reviews. All of them have appropriate spoiler tags in the first paragraph so you'd know if they contain spoilers or not.
I do apologize for the inherent spelling and/or grammar mistakes which may appear. I'm not an English native speaker, but I will do my best to purge such "horrors".
About my ratings...I rate according to my entertainment "fix" I got from that particular anime/manga. Also, I rate it according to it's gender. I never compare an ecchi/harem series to a thriller/horror one. That's like comparing apples to peaches. Sure, they're both fruits, but they're extremely different. > . <
SO, you may see alot of high ratings. That only means I enjoyed that anime and gave it a high rating accordingly. Like I said, I do not drop series (the one exception being One Piece), no matter how bad they are, my motto being: "Watch everything, watch anything."
However, I might stall an anime series if I simply do not have the time to watch it in one gulp. I never watch ongoing series, mainly due to the fact that my patience is streched to the max by the few ongoing series I normally watch.
With that being said, I'll now explain how my star system works:
1) under 1 star = this anime is a disgrace to it's gender; the time you would spend on this might should be used on a more productive way, like counting stars > . >
2) 1 star = simply not worth it and I regret wasting time on it.
3) 1,5 stars = this anime had some nice scenes, but most of it (read 95%) was worst than <insert your most hated anime/movie/book here>
4) 2 stars = I would only recomend this anime to fans of the genre; it doesn't bring anything special to the genre and it's not even that entertaining.
5) 2,5 stars = a slightly better anime, but with many, many flaws. Not recomended unless you really have the time
6) 3 stars = an average anime: it's entertaining but it's nothing spectacular. Best used if you don't have anything better to watch
7) 3,5 stars = a slightly above average anime, worth checking out, especially if you're into that genre.
8) 4 stars = an awesome anime, a very good representative of it's genre; definately worth a watch; highly entertaining.
9) 4,5 stars = an almost perfect anime with very few or no flaws; it's a must watch show; BUT the rewatchability is not that good.
10) 5 stars = something even better than 4.5 that has good rewatchability or that impressed me; must watch show.
As for manga, I don't read as much I as would like too.
Thanks for taking your time to read this lengthy bio and do leave a comment or two, if you want. I'm always looking for anime friends :D.
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Well bla, eu m-am lasat de WoW, imi manca prea mult timp. Ma apuc si eu cica de kendo din toamna :]] Am vrut de mai demult, dar n-am avut timp. Intr-adevar, e frumos. Tipi ca un descreierat MEN! TSUKI! =]]
Check out this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M_36uhUSFI , apropo de kendo. E funny! Era unul mai vechi, cu unul care lovea orice prindea si zbiera numele obiectului. Pacat ca nu mai exista pe youtube.
Oooh, domo domo darczon69, de recomandari. ^ ^
You like kendo and WoW ? Woo, kickass ! I salute you.
i know! XD
my dad will help me find the parts to upgrade it once i get the money
he's a mechanic so im trusting him completly with my car
ce sa zic , eu am fost descoperit de comunitate ca daca era dupa mine nu cred ca aflam niciodata pe cineva din RO,
un raspuns : avatarul e din Pardise Kiss una dintre marile mele "iubiri", merita daca iti place genul


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Sisters Kathy Kreie & Margaret Kruse went to the Immigration March in Milwaukee on Saturday, January 14. People gathered at Voces de la Frontera at 11 a.m., for prayer and speeches, and then began the march to the downtown courthouse.
At the courthouse there was a skit and more talks were given. The day event concluded at approximately 1:30.
A group of OSF sisters and friends joined the School Sisters of St. Francis at the SSSF Motherhouse on January 15 to spend a half hour in public prayer for peace. It was called "Circle the Cities with Love." This is a movement begun in Cleveland, Ohio, last summer by Sr. Rita Petruziello, CSJ, who was inspired to circle the city of Cleveland in contemplative meditation during the Republican Convention so as to be a sign of a peaceful presence.
The response was phenomenal. Milwaukee is now part of this movement already established in over 40 cities and two other countries to Circle the City (Milwaukee) with Love at a time of great need for healing, peace and justice around the inauguration of our new President. This is not a "religious" nor a partisan movement. It is open to anyone who "wants to bring peace and love into the universe, because we need it."
On October 2, Sr. Margaret Kruse went to St. Peter Parish in Slinger, Wisconsin, to give a presentation on human trafficking. This was part of the parish adult education program. Between 25 and 30 people were in attendance, and Sr. Margaret noted that here was great interest in learning more about this issue. Some had exposure to trafficking, but were very curious about what is happening now in Milwaukee and the surrounding area.
All the parishes in Wisconsin received a Toolkit last November, so interested persons can request information or a human trafficking presentation at a local parish. The kit includes a DVD – "Chosen," a sheet on human trafficking resources for Wisconsin parishes, statistics on sex trafficking and labor trafficking, business cards with a hotline number, a business card listing the "red flag" signs of trafficking, and a flash drive containing a presentation on trafficking.
JPIC Directors and Communication Directors of LCWR's Region 9 are creating a toolkit on human trafficking for parishes and schools. Components of the toolkit consist of: a power point presentation on trafficking, the DVD "The Chosen," a fact sheet with action items and resources, a one page visual chart on sex and labor trafficking, a business card with the hotline number for victims (888-3737-888), and a business card to "Know the Red Flags." Sisters Margaret Kruse and Ann Kelley have volunteered to speak in parishes in the Milwaukee Archdiocese on this topic.
For many months a group of sisters and associates have been meeting to discuss the feasibility of providing a house of hospitality/drop-in center for victims of human trafficking / prostitution on the south side of Milwaukee. Founding members of this group include the School Sisters of St. Francis, the pastor of Ascension Lutheran Church, Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi, and the Sisters of St. Joseph – Third Order of St. Francis in Stevens Point. The house would be a center where women could find respite, community resources and advocacy, spiritual guidance, holistic healing and moral support. Debbie Asbury facilitated a process to determine how members of the Hospitality House Committee and the Benedict Center's Sisters Program could collaborate to serve potential clients. Sisters Diana De Bruin and Margaret Kruse attended the day of processing.
One way that all sisters and associates can get involved in the human trafficking issue is to pray for the reduction and eventual elimination of this modern day form of human slavery.
What we also know at this point is that legal incorporation for this endeavor is in process and there are several non-profit agencies, a Lutheran pastor, and the Benedict Center (a non-profit organization already working with women in another part of the city that is willing to help with programing on the south side), that are interested, along with additional congregations of women religious. The proposed plan is to rent a house in Police District 2 on the south side of Milwaukee. As OSFs we will have to decide the extent to which we want to commit to this project. Funding, personnel and volunteers are all avenues for our participation.


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First i have to admit, this is not so me yaaaa! :( skater clothing trend in females are a weird combi of scene and tomboy style, but for this special photoshoot, i'm forcing myself to like it.
Very very very simple ripped jeans + stripes t-shirt should match this skater theme, but i late to realize that black spiked booties didn't go with skater style, i should wear converse or flats like Avril Lavigne. Shame on me, i also forgot to wear skater's signature look, skateboard and hoodies.
Gotta roll now. Thank you for reading. Thank you for being so nice. If you enjoyed this post, follow me on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter! Oyaaa last week i attended Jakarta Fashion Week 2014 with my fashion blogger fellas, the review and story will be posted on my next post, stay tuned! Happy long weekend! :) :)


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Is there more to Buddhism than sitting in silent meditation? Is modern Buddhism relevant to the problems of daily life? Does it empower individuals to transform their lives? Or has Buddhism become too detached, so still and quiet that the Buddha has fallen asleep? Waking the Buddha tells the story of the Soka Gakkai International, the largest, most dynamic Buddhist movement in the world today—and one that is waking up and shaking up Buddhism so it can truly work in ordinary people's lives. Drawing on his long personal experience as a Buddhist teacher, journalist, and editor, Clark Strand offers broad insight into how and why the Soka Gakkai, with its commitment to social justice and its egalitarian approach, has become a role model, not only for other schools of Buddhism, but for other religions as well. Readers will be inspired by the struggles and triumphs of the Soka Gakkai's three founding presidents—individuals who staked their lives on the teachings of the Lotus Sutra and the extraordinary power of those teachings to help people become happy.
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Understanding "Fiscal Consolidation" – By Prof. Simply Simple TM Fiscal Consolidation is one word that often appears in columns of pink papers. So I thought we should bust this jargon
Let me tell you a story of 2 brothers Karan and Arjun both of whom were educated and did well in their jobs respectively.
However, two years back Karan lost his job. All of a sudden his world changed. He had to start making compromises in his day to day life. He was also considering to discontinue the education of his children
But fortunately Arjun came to his rescue. He agreed to share his salary so that Karan's life did not get disrupted. As a consequence Arjun had to postpone many of his plans such as purchasing a car for his family.
For the next 6 months Karan got financial support from Arjun and managed to keep his problems at bay. However after 6 difficult months Karan finally got a job and his cash flow situation improved significantly. Hence his need for assistance also reduced
Hence Arjun decided to discontinue the financial support to Karan. Having discontinued this financial support Arjun was in a good position to fulfill his plans of purchasing the car for this family.
The financial support that Arjun provided Karan was like the fiscal stimulus that governments /central banks provided to industry during the financial crisis whereas his decision to discontinue the support once Karan's position improved is nothing but the financial consolidation of Karan's account.
So when we talk of financial consolidation what is meant is that because the Indian economy is back on track, a time has come to withdraw the fiscal support that was provided during the financial meltdown in 2008 so that the money could be put to better use from the economy
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Another rich scumbag with job security and insurance bashes the unemployed. Brian Kimeade on Fox and friends says "Maybe the unemployment benefits [expiring] will get people to sober up and take some of [the jobs being offered]." Just for the record, Brian, there are currently five unemployed workers for every job opening in the United States. If you weren't such a stone-hearted ideologue you might take that into consideration and stop being such a class warrior.
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100 years of service is an accomplishment worth celebrating. As we close out our centennial year, LSS/NCA will gather in November 2017 with our extended family of supporters and volunteers, staff members and parishioners, neighbors and friends for a celebration of our past and our future. Together we will set the stage for the next 100 years of LSS/NCA welcoming, loving and serving boldly.
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um, yeah, starting a new manga already.... wanted to draw a shounen(ish). i won't be giving up on LG though. this manga is still untitled, if you know my ocs, you should see some familiar faces. i've had this idea for a long time but it's too hard.
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I was wanting to buy a purse perfume atomizer for so long, and now i finally bought one from the in-flight duty free at South Africa. It holds up to 50 sprays and its so easy to transfer the perfume. Also got a 100 ml Chanel Coco Mademoiselle after finishing the 50 ml, as i'm so in love with this perfection of a scent. And the Estee Lauder Night repair serum was on my list for so long, so i finally got one. Though its price tag is kinda uncomfortable (i shelled out my last penny ;), its totally worth it. Using it at night after cleansing, leaves my skin supple the next morning. I think it also fights zits and open pores. Worth It !!
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