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Agave, the plant used to make tequila, could someday be filling gas tanks, instead of just getting partiers tanked on margaritas.
Instead of using the plant to produce firewater, the same fermentation and distillation process could be used to produce ethanol for firing the engines of automobiles, according to research published in a special agave edition of the journal Global Change Biology Bioenergy.
Fans of tequila and mescal could still have their drink of choice, while the leftover plant material could be used to create earth-friendly energy, according to Ana Valenzuela of the University of Guadalajara. The leftovers from the tequila making process could be burned to produce energy or used to make cellulosic ethanol. Other varieties of agave, grown for fiber, could be even better sources of biomass.
What's more, agave might even benefit from higher atmospheric carbon dioxide levels and increasing temperatures, according to researchers at the Colegio de Postgraduados en Ciencias Agricolas (Postgraduate College of Agricultural Science) in Texcoco, Mexico and the University of California. Agave can use higher levels of carbon dioxide in the air than many other plants, and it has adaptation to living in the desert.
Agave uses a metabolic technique that greatly reduces water loss. The plant uses a process called crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM). In CAM, a plant stores carbon dioxide absorbed at night, then uses it during photosynthesis in the daytime.
By inhaling carbon dioxide only at night, agave can keep the opening on their leaves, called stomata, closed during the heat of the day. That saves a tremendous amount of water compared to crops like corn, a C4 plant.
The CAM process is also what allows agave to use higher levels of CO2 than crops like wheat, barley, and potatoes, which are known as C3 plants.
Agave could reduce the food vs. fuel debate as well. Agave grows in areas where corn would wither and sugar cane would shrivel. It's adapted to nutrient-poor, arid lands, so growing agave doesn't compete with food and fiber crops. Though the price of agave ethanol fuel will probably never compete with tequila, there is currently an excess of agave production in Mexico that could be used as energy crops, according to Hector Nunez and his colleagues at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Growing perennial grasses, like switchgrass, on marginal land has received attention lately, but even grasses require lots of water compared to agave, according to research cited by Global Change Biology Bioenergy editors.
The researchers note that there are still not many studies on the use of agave as a biofuel source, and that more economic and agricultural analysis is needed. But it sounds like people in the drier regions of the world may someday be raising a toast to the agave for more than its tequila.


I’ve wanted a power socket in the boot since I’ve owned my current Freelander. I’ve had one in all the previous Freelanders I’ve owned. I generally use them for powering my coolbox but have used it for powering a small compressor for pumping up tyres.
Not long after I bought the current Freelander, I had to take it in for some warranty work. They gave me a courtesy car and this had a the auxiliary power socket fitted in the boot.
[su_spacer]After some investigation it appeared as though there was no retrofit kit like for the Freelander 1. I examined the wiring diagram and it looked like there was a a fuse location provided for the rear socket.
Fuse FB10 seemed to be the fuse to use. With this in mind I set about getting to the wiring. The offside rear trim panel and boot floor were removed and I checked the rear fuse box. This fuse wasn’t fitted but even worse there was no outgoing fuse receptacle (i.e. everything to the right of FB10 above was missing. This seems to be the case for 2007MY Freelanders.
To get around this I manage to extract fuse receptacles from another unused position in the rear fuse box. A suitable wire was crimped to this terminal and the terminal inserted into the output position of FB10.
The trim panel was then removed and drilled to take the Standard Land Rover power socket LR007412 (previously YXW500030PVJ) and a DIN socket. I also added a DIN socket with a spring loaded cover. They are a better connection than the standard ‘Cigar Lighter’ type. My cool box has a DIN plug fitted. I think I picked the DIN sockets at a Land Rover show for a couple of quid each.
I didn’t put my sockets in the standard location. I think are more easily accessed where I have put them. I the standard location the are difficult to get to if the boot is full. I always unplug the cool box when I leave the car as the sockets are permanently wired and would drain the battery.
The sockets were then wired to the fused output and everything was re-assembled.
The whole process took me an afternoon to carry out.
Please feel free to ask questions of comment.


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Saisaran is just 3 years and 10 months old, and has barely seen what the world has to offer to him. He suffers from Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare form of cancer which costs a huge sum of money for its treatment. His family cannot afford to pay such a huge amount. They are seeking maximum help from all possible avenues that are available to them.
Saisaran is a highly active child who is very enthusiastic as well. He loves to draw and play. He has been with his family right from the beginning and is their only source of happiness.
He has been diagnosed with a right para meningeal rhabdomyosarcoma with extension to middle ear and petrous apex on high risk. For the past seven weeks, he has been undergoing chemotherapy and he is now admitted for surgical therapy. MRI of the brain with contrast was done on December 14, 2018. Since October 25, 2018, there is internal regression of Rhabdomyosarcoma involving right ear and petrous apex suggesting good response to the treatment.
While the operation has been done, doctors have said that post-operation treatment is necessary in order to get the problem completely cured.
The doctors have advised that proton therapy needs to be done for the betterment of Saisaranâ€™s health. The cost of proton therapy is around Rs 20 to 25 lakh. However, his parents are not financially well-off to arrange for the money.

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Guy Clark, dead at 74.
The following are excerpts from an article in the Houston Chronicle by Andrew Dansby. You can read the entire article by clicking on this link. [Chronicle Article by Andrew Dansby]
Guy Clark rolled up his sleeves before going to work. If he was posing for a photo, his cuffs would be buttoned. If he was writing, strumming or piecing together a guitar, the sleeves would be up past his elbows.
Best known as one of the great songwriters of the 20th century, Clark took unassuming characters and mundane happenings and projected them into narratives with epic scope. Among Texas songwriters, only Willie Nelson and Townes Van Zandt compare to Clark, who died at age 74 Tuesday morning at his Nashville home, after a long illness.
"I stepped into his home once, and it was full of art and guitars; it was this place full of artistic creation," said Lyle Lovett, a friend and admirer of Clark's work. "And that reaches into his songs as well. We're all trying to get to the same place through our discovery of things that make us feel like we're OK. That's basically what music and art does. You want to find a mutual point of view with somebody who understands how you feel.
"Guy's a master at expressing feeling in songs."
Off the stage, this respected luthier retreated to his workbench in Nashville and built beautiful flamenco-style guitars. The image of Clark, sleeves rolled, working with wood or words, earned him a reputation as a craftsman, a word that became the title of one of his recordings. "Workbench Songs" was another. But Clark's methodical process for creating things obscured a bright creative fire. He was a craftsman like other craftsmen - Faulkner, Twain, Picasso, which is to say he was an artist first. But Clark's frame of choice was the four-minute folk song. Within it he built worlds.
"Guy Clark was the best self-editor I've ever come across," said singer-songwriter Rodney Crowell. "He had lines that other songwriters could hang a career on, but Guy would throw them out if they didn't fit the narrative. That was the technical part of his skill as a writer. He was also like Cheever or Larry McMurtry in that he wrote about simple people and turned their narratives into something profound about the human condition. He had this song, 'Out in the Parking Lot,' I don't know. It's like a Van Gogh painting."
Other artists repeatedly went to Clark's well over the years - many whose fame eclipsed his own. Emmylou Harris covered Clark in the '70s. Ricky Skaggs in the '80s. Kenny Chesney made "Hemingway's Whiskey" the title track of his 2010 album.
Probably the best-known of Clark's numerous great works is "Desperados Waiting For a Train," popularized by Jerry Jeff Walker in the '70s and The Highwaymen in the '80s. The song is emblematic of Clark's narrative gifts, packing an old man's lifetime into just a few lines as seen through the eyes of his young companion.
As told by Clark, simple lives carried weight worthy of the big screen.

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Shock is the effect the body goes into when there is not a sufficient supply of oxygen and nutrients going to the major organs and functions of the body. The main vehicle the body uses to transport these nutrients and oxygen is the blood stream therefore most causes of medical shocks are thus blood related. A First Aider’s common consideration when it comes to shock is blood loss externally as well as internal blood loss. The body’s response to shock is to release adrenaline and to maintain blood volume to vital organs like the brain, lungs and heart.
The Different Types of Shock
Cardiogenic shock is where the pumping of blood volume is poor and not effective, for instance during a heart attack.
Hypovolemic shock is where the blood volume drops drastically due to blood loss internally or externally.
Anaphylactic shock is caused by a severe allergic reaction which causes the lungs to swell and therefore reducing or blocking the lungs ability to absorb enough oxygen and transferring it to the blood stream.
Signs and Symptoms of Shock
Sweating with cold and pale skin tone, usually because of reduced blood volume and dropping blood pressure.
Rapid pulse rate, to get more oxygenated blood to all parts of the body.
Nausea and vomiting, weakness and dizziness as the effects of the shock on the body increases.
Dry mouth and thirst, is the body’s response to try and increase the volume in the blood stream.
Rapid and shallow breathing, to get more oxygen into the body.
Weak and irregular pulse rate, because the heart is struggling to get enough blood to the vital organs.
Gasping for air, restlessness and finally unconsciousness. Now the body is completely shutting down to keep only the vital organs alive. By this time advanced medical help must act quickly to save the patient.

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After completing a sold out run in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Chicago actor and playwright Tim Campos performs his new one-person show Screw It: Doin' Time on the Line at McKaw Theater. Directed by Antoine McKay, a leading director and actor from the Midwest, the show chronicles Campos’ near decade of personal experiences working the assembly line for Ford Motor Company in both Chicago and Saline, Michigan. Campos performs over fifty unique characters in this hilarious and poignant fast-paced show.


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My Best Friend
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Nearly ten years ago, when Shakespeare in Love came along, I felt that the more the viewer knew about Will's life, the more enjoyable the picture would be. The screenwriters, Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard, of course knew that the hero of their passionate escapade was in fact a married man with a family back home-- and the viewer who also knew it could, like the authors, get an extra charge of chuckle and spree.
Now from France comes Moliere, written by Gregoire Vigneron and the director Laurent Tirard, in which the Shakespeare thought applies again. The uninformed viewer can certainly enjoy this picture, but a little knowledge of the major plays increases the fun. Tirard and Vigneron take a short, obscure period in their author-hero's life and fantasticate about it. To know a bit about Moliere makes this pleasant film even pleasanter.
The story begins in 1658, when Moliere and his theater company return to Paris. This company, the Illustrious Theater, has just completed a thirteen- year tour of France, which the members have used to burnish their abilities and which Moliere, their leading actor, has used to burnish his playwriting craft as well. Still, successful though he is with comedy, Moliere wants to write and play tragedy. The company tries to dissuade him.
After the dissent, the film flashes back thirteen years, to before the troupe left Paris. A young man named Jean-Baptiste Poquelin has helped to found an acting company that, with a finger-snap at modesty, calls itself the Illustrious Theater. It is 1645, and the leader of this theater is Poquelin, who now calls himself Moliere. This troupe, which mostly does comedy, is in debt, partly because of Moliere's ambitions to write and play tragedy. Suddenly he is thrown into debtors' prison. Mysteriously--this is where the screenplay's invention kicks in--his debts are paid and he is released. He doesn't know who did it or why. And now follow the several blank months in Moliere's chronicle, which Tirard and Vigneron proceed to fill.
A certain Monsieur Jourdain, very rich, had sent an aide to scout Moliere's acting. The aide admired what he saw, so Jourdain paid Moliere's debts and now invites the actor to stay at his grand estate, to teach Jourdain speech and projection. With this new manner, the bourgeois Jourdain hopes to impress a marquise whom he is mad about. The actor, constrained by circumstances, accepts the offer. The fact that Jourdain has a wife on the premises doesn't bother either of the men. Jourdain just asks Moliere to wear priest's garb so that his wife will think the actor is a tutor for their children.
The moment we hear the rich man's name and intent, we have a considerable clue about the film's design. A Monsieur Jourdain, rich and with social ambitions, is the center of The Bourgeois Gentleman, which Moliere wrote twenty- five years later. Apparently, the film's plan is to turn these generally unknown months into a seedbed of material for future plays. For another instance, Jourdain's wife encounters Moliere in the gardens and asks his name. Out of some subconscious wellspring he replies, "Monsieur Tartuffe"--a mock- priest who will wait decades for birth.
Moments from Tartuffe occur in "real life," however, as the film proceeds. Names of other Moliere characters and touches of his plots also appear, giving us a nice aesthetic tease between fiction and fact. One element of the film, though, is all its own, at least as it is colored here--Moliere's affair with Madame Jourdain--but even this affair has a later effect on the plays. All through the film Moliere encounters or foresees comic material for future works. It's a clever idea, amusingly dramatized, and all the better because the film doesn't--can't--jettison Moliere's obsession. He still loves tragedy, thinks it paramount, wants to write and perform it.
Tirard as director is clearly happy with his material and makes us so. Gorgeousness for the eye is easy in this story, and we get lots of it. One aspect is particularly right: the casting. To act well in classic comedy, which is what this film tries to mirror, is to move forward, constantly and smoothly, without often pausing to investigate situations but simply encountering them. Elegant extroversion is needed in the acting. Romain Duris as Moliere and especially Fabrice Luchini as Jourdain supply it, in full measure with full color. Duris, probably not incidentally, looks like one contemporary description of Moliere: "Neither too fat nor too thin; he was more tall than short, and he had a noble bearing and a handsome leg.... The various movements of his [heavy black brows] made his expression very comical.... Nature ... had refused him those external gifts so necessary ... for tragic roles."
A grateful bow, too, to the enchanting Laura Morante as Madame Jourdain.
A modern French comedy called My Best Friend is hardly classic, but in one way it comes closer to the classic than it may think. The screenplay, adapted by Jerome Tonnerre and the director Patrice Leconte from a story by Olivier Dazat, reminds one of some basic French gag farces of the past. A giant mechanism is set up, then tyrannically dominates. The characters don't live credible lives--they go through the machine and come out the other side altered in some way. Sample: a Parisian man has several mistresses, all airline stewardesses, so he carefully reckons their arrivals and departures; then a storm wrecks flight schedules and his own scheduling, etc. In this new film a Parisian antiques dealer is told by his partner and others that they don't really like him. The partner, a woman, bets him a Greek vase that he cannot produce a true friend within ten days.
Thus the machine is set up, and the protagonist enters it. He searches for a real friend, among people who know him well and less well. No luck. The film is to be film-length, but we know that we can't expect success for the first eighty minutes, so it burrows on. Watching it do its duty is something like watching acrobats--admirably graceful, but not greatly involving. We can nod approvingly, sometimes even smile.
We smile the most at the protagonist, because he is played by Daniel Auteuil, one of the best of screen actors. He does what he has to do with marvelous technical fluency while he manages to make us believe what he says. But there is an insuperable difficulty with the story. We cannot believe that nobody really likes Auteuil. Presumably the producers didn't want to give the character repellent qualities. They wanted him to play a remote man, yet still be Auteuil. So they were stuck; but not us.
This would be a good time to remember that Leconte a few years ago made The Widow of St. Pierre with Auteuil, a beautiful, profound drama. We can ascribe My Best Friend, casually amusing though it is, primarily to Leconte's and Auteuil's versatility.
A film from New Zealand, Naming Number Two, has a familiar storyline but an unintended jolt. Essentially this is one more family-party upheaval film: the members of a family come together for an anniversary or a birthday or some such, and instead of being a joyous occasion the gathering becomes a gallery of hurts and wrongs and jealousies. This is the first time I have seen such a story set in New Zealand. A matriarch living in a middle-class suburb of Auckland calls together her children--especially her grandchildren--to announce who will be her heir. The family members, of mixed colors, embrace; but the pleasant warmth soon boils over.
The jolt for us is that the grandmother, who was born on Fiji and came here with her (late) husband, is played by Ruby Dee. This made me sad. Ruby Dee is a premier American actress, a woman who, if she were white, would by now have had a career to rank her at the top of her profession--with a Lady Macbeth and a Hedda and a Medea, among others, behind her. (Among the too few Dee stage performances that I have seen, her Lena in the first American production of Fugard's Boesman and Lena was a particular treasure.) But this was not to be. Now in her eighties, Dee has been in more than ninety film and television roles, but so far as I know, she has never had a sufficiently good film role. The shock for me in this new picture was the fact that a major American actress had to go to New Zealand to find a leading role--had to go (I assume) not only because of her age but because she is black.
A further irony: she is not right for the part. The trouble is not that she lacks the accent that her family has; Dee could soon have acquired that. The trouble is her talent. Every other actor in the picture is aiming for and getting verisimilitude. Dee is too high for mere mimicry. Her speech is too thrilling, her voice too rich; even her gestures are too regal--not grandmotherly at all.
The writer-director Toa Fraser must have seen the stylistic difference between Dee and the others: either he couldn't or wouldn't alter it. Dee, too, must have seen the difference. Perhaps she justifies it with the point that her character was born in Fiji and thus speaks differently than her very New Zealand family. Or perhaps she just felt that, under the circumstances, the role ought to come to her instead of vice versa.
In any case, this film from the Antipodes includes an example of non- naturalistic excellence. Stylistically, this actress sounds and behaves as if Christopher Plummer had been cast to play her brother. Her performance doesn't fit the film, but it is the one element that distinguishes it.
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Some quilts hold my attention until they are finally complete, and my Flower Garden quilt has been one of them.
I'm pretty sure it's been at least a two-year project and, as I'm sure I've said before, I've loved every bit of the journey of this quilt.
I knew a long time ago that I wanted to quilt this in a way inspired by Judi Madsen of Green Fairy Quilting. I had the opportunity to take classes from her in June 2015. She is a very precise quilter and her work is fabulous. It was great to see her in action and to see her quilts up close.
This is probably the most difficult quilting I've ever done, but so much fun at the same time. There are quite a few oopsies in the quilting, but with invisible thread and such dense quilting there was no way they were being picked out. For this reason, this is not going to be a "show-quality" quilt, but it will always make me smile to look at it!
Like I always say, it's all about the journey and this one was a good one!
The sashing is made of 1.5" squares and was worth the effort!
I wish I could get a better picture of the texture on the back but here's the best I could do....
Again, I love the use of striped fabric for the binding...
Each block was fun and whimsical to applique and it was nice to re-visit each one as it was quilted....
In my applique group there are many of my friends that are working on the same quilt, but in different fabric choices.
One is done in Fassett fabrics, also, but with a beautiful white background fabric that really makes the bright colours sparkle. Another is in batik fabrics, another in William Morris and yet another in her "stash" fabrics. So much fun to see them all done a little differently.
I've entered this quilt and my Moonlight Through the Trees quilt into the Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show. I'm on my way there today and am hoping the FlowerGarden quilt is hung so I can get a good picture of the whole thing. If not, I'll get it on my design wall when it comes home and take a picture.
I'm so happy I changed a few of the fabrics at the last minute...such as the cat...I like him so much better now!
Later this same day....
So I've been to the Fair and it was so nice to see my quilt hanging so I could take it all in. I had ended up hearing in advance that my quilt had won a lovely ribbon....so nice to be recognised for what you love to do!....also secretly nice to stand back and eavesdrop on what the people say about one's quilt, lol.
To make it even more special was the fact that a long-time quilty friend of mine also won for her quilt! Way to go Karen!!!
Now onto the next quilt! I wonder if I'll ever do another Kim McLean design. I've done two now and loved both of them! Maybe, we'll see....I'm kinda into Jen Kingwell lately. I do seem to like the Australian designers!
I came home to catch up on mowing the lawn....all of a sudden it's growing so fast after the rain we've had. A sure sign of lawn mowing is seen when a person has a white dog...
I am linking up with Sew Fresh Quilts for Let's Bee Social.

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We all know that the Ford Mustang is ever so lovable that it’s no surprise it’s been labelled as the bestselling vehicle in the US. What’s more, it even outsold all the combined electric vehicle segment. And still no surprise there.
As much as the notable automakers in the industry are toying with the idea of producing more electric vehicles for the future, perhaps it’s safe to say that the people are still not that ready to accept them just yet. Sure, EV’s made to be environmentally-friendly, but seems like there’s still going to be a long way to go before it’s actually going to take over rivals.
If we’ve got to break those EV sales figures down, it’s pretty impossible because most of them do not actually do that apart from the enthusiasm shown by Tesla. The automaker has released its sales numbers recently announcing that they’ve sold 25,202 units of the Model S in the US alone, making it America’s bestselling EV. And it just stops there, because if you were to compare that with the Mustang, it’s not even close. The latter sold a whopping number of 122,349 in the US alone.
Those figures do actually meant something and though it may seem to be quite worrying for the EV industry, they are still standing firm on their feet on this one. They are hopeful that things would take a turn and hopefully EVs would gain more widespread acceptance over the next few years. We’ll like to think that way too. But first, please do not halt the production of any of the muscle cars, especially the well-loved Mustang.

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Russian literature has made a profound impact on cultures across the globe, and Uruguay is no exception. Over the years, the works of famous Russian writers have sparked a deep interest among the people of Uruguay, leading to a strong bond between these two distant lands. In this article, we will explore the influence of Russian literature in Uruguay, examining the reasons behind its popularity and the impact it has had on the country.
The introduction of Russian literature in Uruguay can be traced back to the early 20th century. The first translations of Russian literary masterpieces started to appear in bookstores and libraries, captivating the minds of eager readers. These translations allowed the people of Uruguay to delve into the world of Russian literature, exploring the unique and vibrant narratives crafted by talented Russian authors.
One of the most influential Russian authors in Uruguay is Fyodor Dostoevsky. His novels, such as "Crime and Punishment" and "The Brothers Karamazov," have captivated readers with their complex characters and thought-provoking themes. Dostoevsky's exploration of human psychology and morality resonated deeply with the people of Uruguay, who found themselves drawn to the profound and philosophical questions raised in his works.
Many Uruguayan readers were particularly fascinated by Dostoevsky's portrayal of internal struggles and the moral dilemmas faced by his characters. This resonated with the cultural and historical context of Uruguay, a country that has seen periods of political and social instability. The themes of redemption, guilt, and the search for meaning found in Dostoevsky's novels struck a chord with the collective consciousness of the Uruguayan people.
Leo Tolstoy, another legendary Russian writer, has also left a significant imprint on Uruguayan literature. His masterpiece, "War and Peace," is often regarded as one of the greatest novels ever written. The epic scope, rich character development, and masterful storytelling employed by Tolstoy have inspired many Uruguayan writers to adopt similar techniques.
Uruguayan authors, influenced by Tolstoy's style, have experimented with multi-layered narratives, creating expansive novels that explore diverse aspects of the human experience. This infusion of Russian literary techniques and themes has contributed to the evolution of Uruguayan literature, enriching its cultural landscape.
Anton Chekhov, known for his brilliant short stories, has also left an indelible mark on Uruguayan literature. His ability to capture the intricacies of human relationships and emotions in concise narratives resonated with authors in Uruguay. Many Uruguayan writers have drawn inspiration from Chekhov's works, crafting their own compelling short stories that touch upon universal human experiences.
Chekhov's influence extends beyond the realm of literature, with his approach to storytelling also inspiring Uruguayan filmmakers and theater directors. His emphasis on emotions and the human condition continues to drive artistic endeavors in Uruguay today.
The popularity of Russian literature in Uruguay is not limited to the realm of academia and literary circles. It has played a significant role in fostering cultural exchange between the two countries. Russian literary events, book fairs, and workshops have been organized in Uruguay, allowing readers to engage more deeply with Russian literature and fostering an understanding of Russian culture.
Furthermore, the influence of Russian literature can also be observed in other art forms in Uruguay. Russian classical music, ballet, and theater have gained popularity and appreciation among the people of Uruguay. The timeless works of Russian composers such as Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff are frequently performed in concert halls, showcasing the lasting impact of Russian culture on the artistic scene in Uruguay.
With the growing interest in Russian literature, the demand for Russian language courses has also increased in Uruguay. Many individuals aspire to read the works of Russian authors in their original language, aiming to capture the nuances and intricacies that can sometimes be lost in translation.
Language learning institutions and cultural centers in Uruguay have responded to this demand by offering Russian language courses, creating opportunities for individuals to immerse themselves in the language and culture of Russia. This linguistic connection enhances the understanding and appreciation of Russian literature, further strengthening the bond between Uruguay and Russia.
The influence of Russian literature in Uruguay shows no signs of waning. As new generations discover the rich literary tradition of Russia, the impact of Russian authors will continue to shape the cultural fabric of Uruguay. The themes explored in Russian literature resonate deeply with the human experience, transcending geographical boundaries and connecting people on a profound level.
Uruguay, with its vibrant literary scene, has proven to be a fertile ground for the exploration and dissemination of Russian literature. As the cultural exchange between Uruguay and Russia deepens, new translations, adaptations, and interpretations of Russian literary works will continue to enrich the literary and artistic landscape of Uruguay.
The influence of Russian literature in Uruguay serves as a testament to the power of literature to bridge gaps, foster understanding, and ignite profound conversations. Through the timeless works of Russian authors, the people of Uruguay continue to explore the complexities of the human condition and gain insights into different cultures.
Russian literature has found a home in Uruguay, and its influence will forever leave an imprint on the minds and hearts of the people. Whether it is the philosophical questions posed by Dostoevsky, the epic narratives of Tolstoy, or the poignant short stories of Chekhov, Russian literature continues to captivate and inspire readers in Uruguay.
As the journey of exploring Russian literature in Uruguay continues, it is evident that this literary bond will only grow stronger, enriching both cultures and fostering a deeper appreciation for the power of storytelling.


BBC chairman Richard Sharp has resigned after breaking rules over dealings with Boris Johnson ahead of his appointment
- Sat, 29 April 2023
A report found Mr Sharp created the appearance of a conflict of interest by not fully disclosing his knowledge of the ex-PM's personal finances.
His position was scrutinised after it emerged he tried to secure a high-level government meeting for a businessman offering Mr Johnson financial help.
Mr Sharp defended his conduct but said he did not want to be a distraction.
A critical report led by barrister Adam Heppinstall was published on Friday, after months of speculation about Mr Sharp's position and a row about BBC independence.
The probe was set up after reports in the Sunday Times revealed Mr Sharp, a close associate of Mr Johnson, had played some role in the PM's personal finances at the same time as he was seeking to secure the senior BBC job.
In late 2020, Mr Sharp sought to arrange a meeting between Cabinet Secretary Simon Case and Sam Blyth, a distant cousin of Mr Johnson who had offered to support the PM financially, after reading press claims he was struggling to make ends meet.
The ex-investment banker and Conservative Party donor had already applied for the senior BBC job when he approached Mr Case and was appointed a few months later.
• BBC chairman resigns: Sharp's statement in full
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• Richard Sharp report at a glance
The report found he had failed to disclose two potential perceived conflicts of interest: first, by telling Mr Johnson he wanted to apply for the BBC role before doing so; and second, by telling the PM he intended to set up a meeting between Mr Case, the country's most senior civil servant, and Mr Blyth.
It notes that Mr Sharp does not accept the first conclusion, but he has apologised for the second, though described it as "inadvertent and not material".
The report found "there is a risk of a perception that Mr Sharp was recommended for appointment" because he sought to assist the PM in a private financial matter "and/or that he influenced the former prime minister to recommend him by informing him of his application before he submitted it".
It described his involvement in Mr Johnson's private financial affairs as "very limited" but concluded that it should have been declared anyway - even though the meeting between Mr Case and Mr Blyth did not subsequently take place.
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The sun made a welcome appearance for Tynemouth Food Festival and it proved the icing on the cake of a weekend feast of entertainment.
Families turned out at the coast to soak up the rays and treat themselves to an array of treats being served up by local street food favourites.
Set again the dramatic backdrop of Tynemouth Priory, the family-friendly event also delivered a packed two-day menu of entertainment with live music, children's activities and drop-in sports sessions.
Visitors on Sunday -the festival's second day - were making the most of the upturn in the weather and the stunning location offering views stretching out to the North Sea.
Among the drinks on offer at the pop-up trailers and vans were craft beers, cocktails, gin and prosecco while the range of food on offer included fish and chips; gourmet sausage sandwiches; German sausages and mac 'n' cheese.
Tynemouth Food Festival is one of several events being hosted at the coastal village this summer , with an upcoming biggie being the annual Mouth of the Tyne festival running from July 11-14, which will be headlined by Sam Fender; The Proclaimers and Rick Astley - all sold out - as well as Jack Savoretti .

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"Why not just give us one piece of paper saying banks can’t trade fixed income derivatives on a non-clearable basis?"
A bank CFO has a smart idea to rationalize thousands of pages of regulation
"Central bankers are bad at guidance. Even good central bankers"
Will governors Yellen and Carney take note of this former central banker’s guidance?
"Chauffeur-driven limo on stand-by and a lot of poncing around?"
A senior banker’s response when we asked why anyone would want to be chairman of a beleaguered, UK-based bank
"We’re all rather pleased with ourselves for already being Basle 3 compliant. But by 2019, we’ll have a whole new set of rules"
This bank CEO may be suffering from an increasingly common condition known as regulatory fatigue
"Giving a loan in the expectation of winning other business is like buying a lottery ticket"
In a capital-constrained world, this senior banker questions the economic wisdom of ‘relationship’ banking
"The only reason covenants are there in documentation is to allow banks to charge waiver fees"
One institutional investor knows how to lobby for cov-lite lending in Europe
"There was a time when you couldn’t mention securitization in daylight – now it is seen as a panacea for all of Europe’s problems. The regulators didn’t understand why they closed the ABS market after 2007 and now they don’t understand why they are trying to reopen it"
One European banker is losing patience with ECB’s securitization initiatives…
"I would prefer my pension fund to be in senior secured leveraged loans rather than SME loans… although actually I would rather it was in neither"
One loan market professional goes off message when discussing the growth in pension fund activity in the asset class
"Smart people can do very stupid things. That is the model on which this business is based"
M&A explained… by one banker
"People who own treasuries had better hope that ECB QE doesn’t work. If the euro starts appreciating this will become a very crowded carry trade"
That might be something that this investor doesn’t have to worry about just yet…


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Using only the freshest ingredients, Chef Avona's menu offers a diverse selection of pasta, steak, veal, chicken, and fresh fish which changes daily. Antonio also offers an Award Winning Pizza menu including Capricciosa, Margherita, and more. For wine aficionados, the wine list features an extraordinary selection of Italian wines, all very reasonably priced with many served by the glass.
Open Monday through Friday for lunch, and seven nights a week for dinner, Antonio invites you to enjoy their excellent wait staff and warm dining room ... or linger long on the marvelous outdoor patio. It's like spending an afternoon or evening in Tuscany!
Excellent place for dinner. Food is the best and great service
Favorite Italian spot in Addison! My boyfriend and I have been twice and each time we've had an incredible experience. Everything from food to staff to atmosphere!
Always, always great food and service.
Had our anniversary dinner here. Love the food. Service is great.
Nice dinner,nice service,,veal not as good as it once was
Our dinner club went to Antonio Ristorante and were so pleased with the service, delicious food and the fact that we could talk to one another without having to yell. It also has a lovely patio with pretty flowers and plants in a shaded area. The chef came out and spoke to us. We'll be back!
It’s getting better. A good place for an early Sunday dinner.
Large party. Excellent wait staff. We were able to conduct business without being distracted yet the staff was very attentive without being obtrusive. Most of the group had never been to Antonio...they’ve found a gem!
Wonderful food and service! Best Italian in Dallas! Great for my mothers birthday dinner.
Excellent as always
Cute little place with good Italian food. Ambiance is great and the service was very attentive and friendly. Perfect for a date night or meal with the in-laws!
Food was really good. Enjoyed the views and the make up of the restaurant. Pretty pricey but for a celebration we did not mind.
The atmosphere was perfect for a nice dinner and conversation. Our server knew the menu and wines. He was very experienced in knowing how to take care of your dinner needs after the order so as not to interrupt conversation. His name was Mark. Both the restaurant and Mark provided beautiful dinner entrees and experience. We felt like royalty even though we dressed in blue jeans.
Amazing food and service again for their Kaboom Town special menu. We have so enjoyed having this as a special place to enjoy wonderful food for this event and other family get-togethers. Will definitely return again.
This time we requested Mark to be our server. We like his service, much better than any other server we had. We would like to keep visiting as long as he is there.
Antonio's has been around for years. But did the chef quit? Has the budget been cut? Did somebody lose the recipe book? The ambiance and service and noise level were - as always - terrific. But the food - on this last visit out of probably 30 over the years - was at best mediocre. But we love the place and the staff and the convenience so we'll give it one more try.
Delicious dinner before we went to Water Tower Theater. Sat outside and it was lovely lovely. All 4 of us were pleased with our dinners plus our bottle of wine.
It was good food just too expensive in my opinion.
Reservations were easy to make online and our table was ready when we arrived. The wait staff to customer ration is high, allowing for fully attentive and timely service. The staff were courteous, helpful, and observant, whisking my spilled wine away almost before it landed on the tablecloth. The food was delicious. My friend ordered a fish meal, and I ordered the pasta. Both plates were perfectly cooked. seasoned and presented. The restaurant maintained a quiet, comfortable ambiance with old world charm. We intend to revisit again and again and tell our friends. The evening was AbFab!
Outstanding food and experience!! My favorite Italian restaurant in Dallas! Highly recommend and the Cioppino is OUTSTANDING!!!
Not a single thing wrong with this place. Absolutely amazing.
Food and service was great! It’s very close by to where I live and will be going back more often.
My husband and I took our adult children and their spouses to Unveiled at Water Tower Theater. The service, atmosphere are really nice. The only problem we had was getting a glass of water for my daughter in love. We asked 3 or 4 times. Granted, they arrive after we’d all been seated for a while. I know it will be perfect next time!
Outstanding food and beautiful setting! I had the grilled salmon on Caesar salad and it was excellent!
My neighbor recommended Antonio's and I must say that her recommendation was a home run. The ambiance was great, the food was great, and our server was on point. I'd also add that their prices on both food and wine were reasonable and their wine selection was rather extensive as well. All in all, our meal there was a quality experience and I would gladly go back for more.
Was ok Italian, not all it’s cracked up to be on social media. Also our server had either started that day or knew nothing about the menu. She was nice, but I would have preferred if she shared she was unsure, rather she gave us bad advice. Food was ok, decent Portions, wine menu is nice and fair prices.
The food is good. I was happy with the service. The noise level was far too high throughout the meal. For us, this is important but others apparently aren't bothered and for them I would recommend it based on the food and service.
Ordered Penne pasta was served regular spaghetti. Front desk staff did not notice or acknowledge us at all. Requested window table and was given table that was along side fireplace so no view. Still would go back but..
The food was amazing and our waiter was the best. Great sense of humor and very serviceable. We highly recommend this restaurant.
The food was absolutely amazing, we loved every bite of our meal. The downsides aren't huge deals but worth noting. If you add a note to your reservation don't expect them to read it, this was for our anniversary and we asked for a nice quiet table off to the side, instead we were seated dead center in the middle of the room, and it was not due to lack of options. Another thing that is just odd was the music selection, why would anyone want modern pop music playing while sitting down and having a nice Italian meal, it ruined the ambiance but the food was great. Overall a good meal at a fair price, but the service and music could use some changes.
We had the fish specials, Char and Salmon preceded by the soft shell crap appetizer. Delicious and perfectly cooked with lovely sauces. Next time, we’ll try pizza.
For a minimum of $18 entrees the service should be exceptional. Everything about my experience here was rushed and uncomfortable. My date commented that it was “an expensive Olive Garden.” That was a bit embarrassing for me. Our server did not know the menu, and only made suggestions for more. Overall worst service I have had at this price point ever. Went in with the intention of getting the works with multiple courses. However the experience was so bad that I was trying to get out asap. Lastly if you are paying $18-$20 for pasta dishes, it shouldn’t be out in less than 5 minutes after ordering. How fast the food was out was very concerning and makes me think that our food was not made to order at all. Very disappointed!
It had good ambiance and the food was good. It was a little busy so the service suffered just a tad, but the live music was more than comforting in the mean time
I love this place. I’ve done business lunch, business dinner and romantic dinner - all both inside and out. A welcome oasis Excellent Italian food, great service. As I said, I love this place.
Every time we come and we come here often at least twice a month, we get very incompetent and condescending wait staff. If a waiter has to write Chicken Parmesan on a notepad for order and still mess up the order, you have problems on your hand.
If a waitstaff cant recites daily specials you have problems on your hand.
Calamari and meatball appetizers very good. Salads and main course average. Under seasoned and pasta slightly over cooked. Service spotty. Seemed uninterested.
This is our first visit. Loved everything from service, ambiance and food. Will visit again.
Great neighborhood and outdoor seating area. Food was good and came out fast; wine was pricey. We will be back, as we live within walking distance.
It was our first time there and we all agreed that we will go again. Tables are a little close to each other,
I kept getting hit on the back of my chair.
And a table of 4 older adults used foul language for everyone to hear.
After they left it became much better.


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A New Approach to Material Handling Through an ECOAT Line
A new flexible, automated, cutting edge material handling innovation could transform your idea of an electrocoating line. Battery powered, individually programmed vehicles run wirelessly on simple I-Beam without chain. It is modular, scalable, efficient, and designed with safety in mind.
Over time, with every new coating system, innovations on the tried-and-true products happen. New tank designs, new equipment, new hardware and software for the controls; these innovations make products better through lower prices, added features, or more robust design. Other innovations change the product offering by redefining the value proposition. They offer a new way of doing something. Then there are clever combinations of existing technologies that have been applied in such a way that it has an impact on how things get done.
Joe Laubenthal will discuss a new flexible, automated, cutting edge material handling innovation and how it could transform your idea of an electrocoating line. This system consists of battery powered, individually programmed vehicles that run wirelessly on simple I-Beam without chain. This system could be designed to be modular and scalable in concept allowing for production volumes to be easily adapted for all scenarios. Demand-oriented process times, different quality requirements and different part profiles can all be accommodated in one system. Reliable and consistent point-to-point movement allows for seamless integration of robots and other equipment as part of today’s high tech, coating lines.
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This meeting discussed exciting emerging themes in understanding and controlling the self-assembly of peptides to create unique nanostructures, and to enable targeted and enhanced bioactivity from the presentation of the peptide motifs. It covered several classes of self-assembling peptides and related molecules including amyloid peptides, lipopeptides and coiled coil peptides.
"This meeting presents an unparalleled opportunity for conferees to discuss peptide self-assembly with world leaders in the field in an open and intimate format and the superb setting of the Royal Society's Chicheley Hall" Professor Dek Woolfson
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Recorded audio of the presentations are available for each talk below. Meeting papers will be published in a future issue of Interface Focus.
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Zero new songs are in this week’s Friday Mixtape. Instead, it contains 18 tracks mostly from the last decade, but as far back as the 90s that may have been overlooked or forgotten. Great songs, like the harmonizing rock track “No Nostalgia” by Portland’s AgesandAges, prickly folk from Canada’s Jeremy Fisher and modernized 80s power pop from Brooklyn’s Tigercity. And each song should inspire a little digging into the albums associated with each track. That’s especially true of Michael Penn’s 1992 album Free-For-All, the singer’s extremely compelling and emotionally wrought sophomore release. Just be prepared to do some searching for it, the album is not available on Spotify.


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The All Progressives Congress (APC) has described as ignorant, a statement credited to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) questioning the constitution of Caretaker/Extra-ordinary National Convention Planning Committee, headed by governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe state.
In a statement signed Sunday in Abuja by the APC’s deputy national publicity secretary, Yekini Nabena, said the opposition PDP was acting as if it understood the APC constitution more than its erudite framers.
Nabena said: “We would normally ignore the equally ignorant statement of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on the 8th resumed meeting of the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) which constituted a Caretaker/Extra-ordinary National Convention Planning Committee in place of the dissolved National Working Committee (NWC) of the Party.
“But it is necessary to state the facts in line with provisions the APC Constitution because it seems the PDP understands the APC Constitution more than its erudite framers.
“The APC Constitution in Article 17 (iv) states: ‘No officer in any Organ of the Party shall hold executive position office in Government concurrently’
“Also, the Article 11 (A) of the Constitution provides:
“The Party shall have the following fourteen Organs: National Convention, Board of Trustees, National Executive Committee, National Working Committee, Zonal Committee, State Congress, State Executive Committee, State Working Committee, Senatorial District Committee, Local Government Area/ Area Council Congress, The Local Government Area/ Area Council, Executive Committee, the Ward Congress, the Ward Executive Committee and the Polling Unit Committee.”
APC therefore, stated that party constitution’s Article 17 (iv) “which the PDP and their hirelings have labored to stretch it’s language to the level of the absurd, made specific mention of any officer of the Party’s Organ and Article 11 (A) mentioned above has clearly defined the Organs of the Party.
“Therefore, the Caretaker Committee and Extra Ordinary Convention Committee which is headed by H.E. Governor Mai Mala Buni as Chairman, is not an Organ of the Party hence, their appointment is not in contravention of the Constitution of the All Progressives Congress.
“The APC Caretaker/Extra-ordinary National Convention Planning Committee is not different from several other committees that have been previously constituted of deserving party members and empowered to undertake assignments on behalf of the party. These committees include: screening, appeal, factfinding, reconciliation, primary election and many other committees that are routinely constituted.
“For the records, Article 13.3 (vi.) empowers the National Executive Committee (NEC) as the principal executive body of the party with powers to “create, elect and appoint any committee it may deem necessary, desirable or expedient and assign to them such powers and functions as it may seem fit and proper.”
While reacting to the holding of the APC NEC virtual meeting at the Presidential Villa, the APC spokesman said “there is no law that says the President cannot hold political meetings in the Presidential Villa.
“Also, on the propriety of the oath of office administered on the caretaker committee, the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN has rightly stated that being a lawyer, Notary Public and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, there is no law that prohibits him from administering Oath.
“While we are not required to explain to the PDP our lawful internal processes, we find their interest curious and amusing. It is understandable that the PDP is not used to following its rules as enshrined in their constitution. The APC has not copied such ignominious and unlawful practices.”
Itse Sagay Wants Buhari To Sack NDDC Interim Management Committee
The Chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), Professor Itse Sagay, has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to sack the interim management committee of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC).
He made this call on Tuesday during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics.
Professor Sagay also wants his principal to inject fresh members into the board in view of the allegations of corruption rocking the commission.
“I will suggest that everybody there should be cleared out and the President should not appoint a new set of people very quickly under temporary conditions so that a permanent board and management can be established in the place that will then be monitored.
“My view is that everybody should be removed right now. Clear the place, sweep it clean. Start afresh with a new set of people,” he said.
While describing the corruption allegations as mind-boggling, Sagay wondered why forensic auditing cannot be done despite having a regular board manning the affairs of the commission.
The professor recalled that when some appointments were made into the commission, he was against the character of two nominees then.
He regretted that the question mark posed on some members of the NDDC has given a bad impression about the Niger Delta region.
This comes shortly after the 2019 budget defence of the NDDC by the agency’s Interim Management Committee (IMC) suffered a setback.
The NDDC team comprising its acting Managing Director, Professor Kemebradikumo Pondei, Executive Director (Project), Dr Cairo Ojougboh, among appeared before the National Assembly in Abuja to defend the agency’s budget for the previous year.
They, however, could not successfully defend the agency’s budget as the lawmakers pointed out some discrepancies in the budget.
Edo Election: PDP Confident Of Victory
The National Campaign Council of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the Edo governorship election says the party is confident that its candidate, Governor Godwin Obaseki will win the election.
The party was optimistic of its victory after the inaugural meeting of the council held behind closed doors in Port Harcourt which was presided over by the River State Governor, Nyesom Wike.
In attendance at the meeting are Governors of Adamawa State Umaru Fintri, Oyo State Seyi Makinde, and other members of the National Campaign Council, chairmen and secretaries of all the sub-committees of Edo 2020.
Briefing journalists after the meeting, Adamawa State Governor, Umaru Fintiri said the meeting adopted the best strategies to retain what rightly belongs to PDP.
Governor Fintiri who is also the Deputy Chairman of the campaign council said they would leave no stone unturned in working with Edo people to deepen democracy.
“The election is already on the table for PDP. We have a sellable candidate, who is Governor Godwin Obaseki. Nigerians are moving forward with democracy and we have to deepen it together.
“Technically, Edo is a PDP state because, in the last election of 2019, we actually won all the elections. So, it is not coming as a surprise that Governor Obaseki has to shift his ground from APC to join us.
“Now, we are putting all the forces together, and there is nothing that’s left behind. So Edo is completely a PDP state and we are going in there to win the election,” he said.
Also speaking, Chairman of the Publicity Committee, High Chief Raymond Dokpesi said the Edo people are convinced that Governor Obaseki is the best candidate in the governorship race.
He explained that the national campaign council has given the state campaign council all the needed support that would ensure total victory for PDP.
” Those of us from Edo state are very clear in our minds that our candidate, Governor Obaseki is definitely the best candidate that can deliver and sustain the PDP ticket and also take the flag of the party to Osadebe House.
“For the South-South, it is a great challenge and honour to ensure that the six states in the zone belong to PDP. So, every support has been pledged by the leadership of the party; the governors, members of BOT, the national working committee. They are committed to ensuring that the flag of PDP will continue to fly in Government House,” he said.
Since the inauguration of the 77 member National Campaign Council by the National Working Committee of the PDP on the 7th of July, 2020
in Abuja, this is the first meeting of the council to work out strategies that will ensure victory on September 19th, 2020 in the Edo State governorship election.
WTO: APC Governors Forum Back Okonjo-Iweala
The Progressive Governors’ Forum (PGF) has called on member countries of the World Trade Organization (WTO) to support Nigeria’s candidate for election into the office of the Director-General, Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala.
In a statement issued Wednesday in Abuja, chairman of the forum and Kebbi state governor and Governor of Kebbi state, Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, said the main objective of establishing the World Trade Organization is to create a trading system that is equitable and with least distortions.
“Regrettably, while being an improvement on the Agreement on Trade and Tariffs GATT, the WTO is yet to deliver in achieving the objectives. Worst still is that it is perceived as impotent. The exit of UK from EU and the brickbat between the US and China is illustrative of the difficulties with bilateral trade agreements talk more of a global one. The failure of the WTO to reach an agreement on agriculture, for example is punitive to all of Africa”, he said.
According to Gov. Bagudu, the literal freezing of world trade occasioned by the Coronavirus Pandemic serves as a stark warning that the world needs to have a better trade system.
“Whoever imagined that one country can ‘seize’ medical supplies going to other countries? Fixing the global trading system is one of the most important challenges of our time and doing so shall contribute to global prosperity more than any agreement. In so doing poverty shall be reduced and global prosperity shall be more equitably shared. Reforming the World Trade Organization is at the heart of any of such quest, and thus the choice of the next leader of the Organization matters.
“In nominating our own Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, President Buhari is not just presenting a Nigerian Candidate but is presenting to the world one of its best, albeit from Nigeria, and one who is eminently qualified to lead the task of fixing the world trading system. An economist, international development expert and a global public servant, Dr. Okonjo-Iweala is one candidate that comes with all the experiences and expertise required to reposition the WTO. Both President Buhari and Dr. Okonjo-Iweala deserve commendation for giving the world the opportunity towards correcting the distortions in the world trading system.”
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Songs for the Spirit / Canciones para el Espíritu
Robert L. Giron
Best Book for Spiritual Bilingual, Pinnacle Achievement Award-2023
(Given by National Association of Book Entrepreneurs -NABE)
A new ecumenical version of the Psalter, one that will speak to individuals looking for spiritual comfort with a modern sensibility. This is a bilingual: English and Spanish text.
"Songs for the Spirit / Canciones para el Espiritu, Robert L. Giron’s translation of the psalms, is both refreshing to the soul and beautifully crafted. Gone is the sexist language of these ancient prayers, and mercifully gone also is the violence that too often mars their beauty in their original language. Giron has done a service to all who have reverenced the psalms but have avoided them over the years because of their dated language. This new translation will be welcomed not only by religious communities who pray the psalms in common, but also by individuals who have had to pick their way through the psalms, selecting for spiritual comfort only those psalms that speak to a modern sensibility. Readers today can now experience the reverence and joy expressed through Giron’s newly edited translation of all the psalms."
—George Klawitter, CSC, Professor of English, St. Edward's University
"This is an extraordinary book."
—John Shelby Spong, author of Why Christianity Must Change or Die: A Bishop Speaks to Believers in Exile
from Song 118: Thanksgiving
I walk among the dangerous,
yet no harm comes my way.
Trust and confidence, my
pillars today and evermore.
"Soothing to the soul, the author’s translation of the Bible's book of Psalms injects a transcendental tone while staying resolute to the Word. Adapted for the modern reader, Giron’s work is melodious and relatable as it cuts free of the violence and charged language from the original text and sheds light on what is most inspiring from the work. At all times, Giron’s adaptation maintains the integrity of the Psalms, making it a unique read for the layman.
By employing free verse and catering to all backgrounds of spirituality, Giron’s work effectively dives into the essence of walking in the path of the Lord, in his light. From the opening psalm, the author strikes an inclusive note, stating that he who accepts all and condemns none is truly blessed. The language of the Lord, he notes, is love and peace, and those who operate from this standpoint and revere all of nature’s beings are certain to prosper. The cadence and rhythm of each selection, along with its Spanish translation right alongside it, exude harmony and interconnectedness. For those who do read Spanish, the Canciones are a must, but even for those who don’t understand their meaning, simply uttering them aloud phonetically has a calming aura about them.
In a number of the songs, man, the speaker, is pleading to the Lord For Divine Protection [Song 5] and hearing the cries and prayers as his meditation and penance. As the compilation progresses, Giron’s command of poetic language is on full display, with alliterative phrases imbued with similes, metaphors, and imagery that bring the piece to life. Then, the songs probe deeper with questions that pierce the soul and that are directly asking the Lord how bad things can happen to good people. From 'How is it that / the strong / persecute the / weak?' to The Foolish, [Song 14] where the speaker implores God that he is nowhere to be found, although there is a sea of darkness enveloping humanity, Giron explores the depth of faith’s light juxtaposed with all the bad of the material world.
Throughout the work, Giron does an exemplary job of using images to convey tone. For instance, the vision of smoke and fire from the 'Arrows of lightning / shot out from which we / ran' is meant to show not only the consequences of man’s folly and not ascending but also the majesty of God and nature. In other songs, protection and forgiveness are sought while deriding false speech and providing commentary on the fleeting nature of life: 'Another generation will / pass and soon another / will come and go.' Nevertheless, be it earthquakes or hurricanes, cyclones or tornadoes, the devout will not be shaken by the hands of the hypocrite because the Word is their confidence, their direct link to the Lord. Though the work is distinctly unique, it still does justice to the same content present in the Psalms, like mankind’s fall from Paradise. Giron’s efforts come across with grace and clarity, reading like prayers winging their way directly into the heavens."
—by Mihir Shah
RECOMMENDED by the US Review of Books
Robert L. Giron
Robert L. Giron is the author of five collections of poetry and editor of five anthologies. His poetry and fiction have appeared in national and international anthologies among other publications. He was born in Nebraska, but he describes himself as a transplanted Texan, with family roots that go back over four centuries, who lives in Arlington, Virginia. He discovered recently that his ancestry covers most of Europe and the greater Mediterranean area, including Indigenous roots from Mexico/Texas. He describes himself as “just a man of the world.”
About the Translator of "Songs for the Spirit / Canciones para el Espíritu"
Javier Prieto Martinez is a Spanish teacher in Spain with more than ten years of experience in different countries (Europe and Asia). He owns a translation service company that translates works into English, German, Chinese and other languages from Spanish and vice versa. More than fifty books have been translated. He is also a TED speaker and an international consultant.
Giron worked with Javier Prieto Martinez to finalize the translation.

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Day in Hungarian and Hausa. Welcome to hausa.info, where we explore the fascinating world of languages. In this segment, we dive into the translations of the word “days” in two distinct languages – Hungarian and Hausa.
Hungarian, a Finno-Ugric language, expresses “days” as “napok.” This beautiful language, known for its unique grammar and vocabulary, is spoken by millions in Hungary and around the world.
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Gordy, an NFL journeyman, joins the Giants as a six year veteran with 59 games of playing experience. The former Central Michigan University standout played his last three seasons with the Indianapolis Colts where he was utilized in a rotational role, and was often “the-next-man-up” when injuries in the secondary occurred. Gordy adds versatility to the Giants secondary as he has experience at both cornerback and free safety.
The former undrafted free agent has exceeded many scouts NFL expectations; Gordy has compiled an NFL resume consisting of 103 tackles, five interceptions, 12 passes defended and even a sack. Despite being a six year veteran, Gordy can also still contribute on special teams, where he also performed well with the Colts.
The Giants other depth signing comes with less of an NFL resume, but was still a standout at his perspective college. Ryan Jones entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2013, where he signed with the Baltimore Ravens. Unfortunately, Jones potential was soon derailed after he signed with the Ravens. Jones suffered a foot injury which lead to his eventual release in the same season.
Despite never playing a game in the NFL, Jones totaled 127 tackles and 10.5 sacks at Montana Tech, and even tallied an interception during his tenure. While the competition at Montana Tech isn’t at the NFL level, Jones still boasts a strong physical skillset that can benefit the Giants linebacking core.
Both of these signing are not blockbuster additions, but bolster the team’s roster in terms of depth and insurance. Gordy and Jones would lavish the opportunity to step up in the event of an injury and make a positive impact for the Giants.


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Every country is announcing lockdown for the sake of social distancing. People are also helping the government to stop Coronavirus from spreading by staying at their home. During this pandemic situation, everyone is suffering from mental stress and boredom. There is no option for outdoor games or other activities. In this situation, indoor games are the best option to kill boredom and relax your mind. So, what are the top one player games.
Two-player games are thought to be more enjoyable and entertaining. You can play these games with your friends. But now you are maintaining social distancing. You are looking for some solo player or one-player games. Choosing the right game to play is not an easy task at all.
A list of some top one player games must try are following.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt:
Looking for an action game to play alone, then The Witcher 3 is one of the top one player games. You can play this game on PS4, Xbox, and PC as well. Basically, this game is about a warrior who is on a mission to search out his fellows. During this mission, he prepares his army for a war with a monster of wild hunters. Passing every level will give you new weapons and magic powers as a reward. This game offers you more than 100 hours of gameplay.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild:
The Legend of Zelda has a series of games, “Breath of the wild” is part of these series. In this game, you build your state where you grow crops and earn money. You can also earn money by solving daily tickles. After earning money, you use this money to make your army fight with your enemies and save your princess. This game is a comic based game. This is one the hardest series to play and one of the top one player games.
Outer Wilds is based on space warriors. In the space, you have to survive while fighting with your enemies. If you like space games, then you will love this game. You just started a job as an astronaut and going on a mission in space. Coincidently the same day, aliens wipe out the galaxy. Outer Wilds is the best game to experience out of the top one player games.
The outer worlds:
This game is one of the best graphic games. In this game, you are working as a delivery boy in a world full of supernatural elements. This game is totally based on how you use your inventory while living there. There are many complications in the game, then it seems. The Outer Worlds is one of the top one player games.
If you like challenging games, then this will be your priority. Death stranding is a story-based game. In this game, the United States is suffering from great destruction by demons. These creatures are coming from a demon realm. You are working as a courier boy who is gathering the remaining people to fight back. You are trying to save the world on your own.
Ghost of Tsushima:
This game is also a story-based game where you are living on a Tsushima. Your duty is to save your island from enemies. There is no lake of weapons or other things. Fighting can be a little tough at the start, but then it will be easy. You can hang out there for hours, finding things. Ghost of Tsushima is one of the top one player games.
Resident Evil 3:
This game is basically designed based on a movie. In which a lethal virus spread over the Raccoon city. Your character is a girl who has antibodies again this virus. She is going to save people from the virus. Her blood is a vaccine against that virus. Only she can make antigens for the virus. Resident Evil 3 is a high-resolution game, and its graphics are great.
Life is Strange 2:
This game circulates on the story of two boys who escape from prison. The game is basically a free playing game that runs according to your decision. Your choice decides what is going to happen next in the game. This is known as one of the top one player games.
Suppose you are a spider man’s die heart fan, then this game will take your heart. You can get the experience of jumping over the buildings of New York just like your superhero. Your task is to save people as much as you can in a day. Fight with enemies or your opponents and defeat them. This game is one of the best PS4 player games.
Gears of War Ultimate Edition:
In this game, you are in a war to save humanity. This war is against aliens who are destroying humanity and want to occupy the earth. You will step into the game as Marcus Fenix, who is fighting to save humanity. You can play this game on PS4 and Xbox. This game is known as one of the top one player games.
This game is showing the world after world war. Where players are traveling around the world. People are fighting with each other. Players will fight with enemies while traveling. You will get a huge range of weapons and other types of equipment. Metro Exodus is a solo player game that you can play alone.
Detroit: Become Human:
The storyline of this game circulates three characters. These characters are robotic. One character is female; she escapes from the factory, and the other two will find her. If you want to play story-based games, then you will enjoy this game.
If you are someone like us that has gotten heavily into PC games during the pandemic and the lockdown, then the above games are some of the most enjoyable ones. You can always download the game files from sites like ipiratebay.org and complete the installation process. If you want to be extra careful, try using a VPN whenever you are downloading free content or games from the internet.
Coronavirus leave effects on our daily routine. Everyone is suffering from boredom and wants something exciting or interesting. There is no way to play outdoor games, so we have to play indoor games like video games. To maintain social distance, you have to play one-player games. This article will help you in choosing the best game to play as a solo player. You can choose a game according to your personality.

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Liberal theology includes a wide variety of theological, philosophical, and biblical perspectives that have their roots in the European Enlightenment (c. –). In preceding centuries, Christian theology was expressed in creeds and confessions based on the authority of the Bible and tradition which extended back to the early church. Christianity, major religion stemming from the life, teachings, and death of Jesus of Nazareth in the 1st century CE. It has become the largest of the world’s religions and, geographically, the most widely diffused. Learn about the history of Christianity, its doctrines, and the major Christian traditions.
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Christianity the true theology, and only perfect moral system; in answer to "The age of reason:" with an appendix, in answer to "The examiners examined:" by William Patten, A.M.
Minister of the Second Congregational Church in Newport Pages: The book includes study questions, terms and definitions, bibliographies, and case studies on timely, thorny issues such as premarital sex and euthanasia. Readers will also note that Introducing Moral Theology draws deeply on Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae.
While written primarily to and from a Roman Catholic perspective, this text will appeal to a wide swathe of Christian academics and believers interested in theology Cited by: Maybe Christianity is more akin to a "natural spirituality" than many of us, myself included, have thought.
If it can properly be considered a philosophy, either a "philosophy of life" for an individual or a more developed and formal philosophy, then this would be the case.
When I started this blog about 5 years. The system’s major proponents dub it moral government theology. But today’s moral government theology is a far cry from what went by that name two centuries ago, when people as diverse as Jonathan Edwards (a firm Calvinist) and John Wesley (a firm Arminian) both used it to refer to God’s government of moral agents through His moral law as.
I recall my first classes in Moral Theology some 35 or so years ago. The subject is an essential part of Western thought (particularly and only perfect moral system book the Catholic and Anglican traditions).
In many ways the topic was like a journey into Law School. We learned various methods and principles on whose basis moral questions – questions of right and wrong – could be. Not so with the "Christian" juggernaut that developed in the centuries after his death and resurrection.
It is the intent of this site to provide a detailed examination of the teachings that have infiltrated the Christian congregation since its inception as well as the attacks that have been leveled against it.
14) True Christianity teaches that there is hope in Christ that He will one day return, judge everyone, set all wrongs right, and make all things new (1 Cor. 15). In the end, every person, Christ follower and Christ hater will bow before Jesus Christ in worship, some in eternal heaven, others in eternal hell (Philippians ).
The division of theology that focuses on past events, challenges, and theological understanding of the Christian church is called Historical The division of theology that focuses on the application of theological content in means such as preaching, worship, or education is called.
The Good Place fails mightily, of course, if we test its theology of heaven against orthodox Christianity’s. Though it’s not clear why we’d feel the need to. Dispelling A Bunch of Myths About Christianity in the Second Century. An Abductive Moral Argument (Part 1, Introduction) Defending Christianity: Kierkegaard’s 3 Stages of Life.
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I can’t find the reference but remember B. Ram’s book on Christian philosophy. He pointed out that the bible had to be understandable to any culture at any point in their development.
Thus the bible dealt with reality as observed. So saying the su. In a crucial period after the Reformation, when Reformed orthodoxy was vibrant and pristine, the great dogmatician Amandus Polanus brought the Reformers’ writings and thoughts together into one comprehensive work: the Syntagma Theologiae Christianae.
Translated into English for the first time by Lexham Press, A System of Christian Theology presents Polanus’ Syntagma to. Christianity the true theology, and only perfect moral system: in answer to "The age of reason:": with an appendix, in answer to "The examiners examined:" Author: William Patten.
The Principles of Moral and Christian Philosophy presents the first masterpiece of Scottish Common Sense philosophy.
This two-volume treatise is important for its wide range of insights about the nature of the human mind, the foundations of morals, and the relationship between morality and religion. The Jefferson Bible, which he called The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, was an page work finished in that contained both the moral teachings of Jesus and those passages about Jesus’ life that Jefferson considered reasonable.
He made it in four columns with Greek and Latin pasted on one side and French and English on the : Alyssa Roat. Books shelved as christian-theology: Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis, Knowing God by J.I. Packer, The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, The Great Divorce.God is the only perfect whole.
When man was created, (a doctrine which all Christians endorse in one way or another), God created him as an image bearer. In other words, man reflected the character of God. Part of that character is man ˇs intellect. God is the only perfect whole,but man was created to reflect the whole and not just the Size: 79KB.
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