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He was taught Greek, Latin, French and Italian by Sri Aurobindo himself and was among the four disciples who were with Aurobindo in 1910 at Pondicherry. When the Sri Aurobindo Ashram was founded in 1926, he settled permanently in Pondicherry serving the Mother and Sri Aurobindo as secretary of the ashram and later as one of its trustees. A prolific writer on a wide range of topics, he has about 60 books to his credit of which about 16 are in English and 44 in Bengali, as well as many articles and poems in English, Bengali and French.


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Царква давала імёны толькі пазначаныя ў спісе праваслаўных “святых” і вялікіх пакутнікаў. Аднак у жыцці людзі яшчэ доўга карысталі звыклыя нецаркоўныя імёны (Няждан, Таміа, Гасцята). Царква рабіла выключэнне толькі для князёў, дазваляючы ім даваць сваім дзецям імёны, пазычаныя ў скандынаваў (Ольг, Алег, Вольга, Ігар).Царква дазваляла вяльможам даваць і так званыя састаўныя імёны, што маюць і сёння дзве асновы (Святаслаў, Міраслаў, Уладзімір). Жаночых імён славянскага паходжання было няшмат, звычайна па імені бацьку (Яраслаўны), ці па характару асобы (Лада), ці сугучныя пэўнай зяве прыроды (Сняжана). Шмат пазычана было імёнаў з лацінскай мовы ў перыяд далучэння Беларусі да Польшчы. Яно ішло праз каталіцкую царкву касцёл, дзе таксама здзяйсняўся абрад хрышчэння. Так зявіліся на Беларусі Сергіуш, Канстанты, Ксеверы, Ванда, Тэрэза. Пазычалі і старажытнаяўрэйскія (біблейскія) формы (Іван, Марыя, Ганна). Як ні старалася, але царква не здолела вынішчыць адвечна славянскія, штодзённыя формы, якія шырока бытавалі ў беларусаў (Ксеня, Арына, Юрась, Восіп, Гаурыла, Мікола, Кірыла, Алесь, Пятрусь, Янка).
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analyses of Europeanization and parties and party systems are a rather recent feature of the academic debate. To date, the development of a potential European dimension of party systems has dominated the field, such as it is, and unsurprisingly regarding parties, this is tied in most cases to the organisation of and elections to the European Parliament (see, e.g., Hix and Lord, 1997, and Pedersen, 1996). In addition, the term Europeanization has been used by some, e.g. Moxon-Browne (1999) and Daniels (1998), to denote a policy and strategic change by certain parties involving movement from a negative to a positive position regarding EU membership. Turning to national party systems, Mair (2000) finds very little impact of European integration on national party systems. Indeed, I suggest that of the many areas of domestic politics which may have experienced an impact from Europe, it is party systems in particular that have perhaps proved to be most impervious to change (p. 4). By this statement Mair means party systems have experienced little or no direct change to the format and mechanics of party systems. However, he makes a significant qualification when addressing a potential indirect impact arising from the European integration process: the first place, European integration increasingly operates to constrain the freedom of movement of national governments, and hence encourages a hollowing out of competition among those parties with a governing aspiration. As such, it promotes a degree of consensus across the mainstream and an inevitable reduction in the range of policy alternatives available to voters. Second, by taking Europe itself out of national competition, and by working within a supranational structure that clearly lacks democratic accountability, party and political leaderships do little to counteract the notion of the irrelevance of conventional politics (pp. 48-49). Mair does not intentionally analyse the impact of European integration individual parties. Accordingly, in the end, the absence of a genuine European level party system explains the insularity of national party systems from the impact of European integration. terms of format and mechanics (other than in the context of a European Parliament election), national party systems appear to exhibit very little in the way of Europeanization. Mair does not consider new party formation and party splits as very salient, in the sense of having an impact upon the relevant parties in a party system. However, the two points raised by Mair regarding an indirect impact are precisely the areas of investigation for evidence of the Europeanization of political parties, for they both draw attention to altered conditions of parties primary operating environments as well as crucial associated factors. Let us focus on his two points, namely the constraints on government policy maneuverability which hollow out competition among parties with a governing aspiration, and the growing notion of the irrelevance of conventional politics, both traceable as much as possible to effects emanating from EU processes. Increasing constraints on the prerogatives of government action, or even more importantly, the perception thereof, may influence over time the classic functions of political parties, e.g. recruitment, election campaigning, interest aggregation, interest articulation, party government roles, etc. If we accept this assumption, then it follows that those parties with a governing aspiration have an incentive to influence this phenomenon. Influence may take the form of finding new zones of penetration available for party goal attainment, e.g., the supranational dimension. Furthermore, a consequence of designing strategies to influence institutions or actors beyond the national arena may be the creation of new internal organizational patterns better able to engage this dimension or else to enhance party management, or both. An even more significant incentive for parties to adapt to these changed circumstances, though long-term in its manifestation, is growing irrelevance, defined as a diminishing capability to alter existing macroeconomic policies and a shrinking scope of issues for which resolution can be promised in election campaigns. in mind that as I have defined Europeanization there is an emphasis upon adaptation and policy change, and further, that Europeanization does not mean either convergence or harmonization, the evidence of Europeanization will vary across and within political systems. Consequently, we should view European integration as an independent variable and increased government policy constraints and the public perception of growing irrelevance of conventional politics as dependent variables. European integration influences the operating arenas, or environments, of national political parties, and the Europeanization of parties is consequently a dependent variable. We should search for evidence of party adaptation to this changed environment, be it policy change and/or organisational change. In other words, the Europeanization of political parties will be reflected in their response to the changes in their environments. The response can be identified in new and sometimes innovative relationships, policies or structures. political parties, unlike government bureaucracies, individual politicians, and interest groups, do not have the ability or opportunity to develop privileged or intimate relationships with authoritative EU actors. Interest groups may independently approach similar organisations in other EU member states in order to create European level associations, or respond to entreaties by the European Commission itself. Government agencies and bureaucracies come into contact with EU institutions, or else are obliged to develop new administrative means with which to translate EU regulations, directives, etc. into corresponding national ones. National government politicians may come to develop personal in Council of Minister meetings, European Council, etc. All of these actors have a certain amount of latitude in their adaptation to EU inputs, or else have little choice, as in the case of government agencies, and must therefore liase as quickly as possible in order to avoid negative repercussions later. Political parties, as I assume, have the incentive and motivation to come to terms with the changes in their environment as it impacts their fortunes, but unlike the examples just given, they are constrained in a number of ways. The most basic dilemma, though perhaps not so obvious, is that there is little if anything in the way of resources that the EU possesses that can be translated into a positive gain for a political party. New and explicit rules forbid a transfer of EU funds to national parties: The funding for political parties at European level provided out of the Community budget may not be used to fund, either directly or indirectly, political parties at national level (Article 191 amendment in Treaty of Nice). Furthermore, political parties do not have an extra-national space or environment of consequence to operate within. The European Parliament is of course a European institution, and although we may state that the problem of irrelevance is common to all parties with a governing aspiration, the European parliament has neither the mandate nor the composition to intrude upon national circumstances. The benefits of participating in the EP are therefore indirect at best for national parties, inasmuch as legislation can refocus the impact of European integration on those areas that affect party fortunes most. Bereft of direct channels into authoritative EU decision-making, yet subject to influences upon their own operating environments, the Europeanization of parties is very much a complex phenomenon to identify. This is especially so as when in government, national party leaders are also in most cases national government leaders, and as such may pursue policies and strategies with an appeal beyond the strictly partisan (this is most likely the case in instances of coalition government). Although we may agree with Mairs identification of the two indirect effects upon political parties, neither is so dramatic as to cause immediate and high-profile changes. Nevertheless, it is possible to outline the broad areas where one may recognise changes that reflect a process of Europeanization. The particular task for the analyst is to trace changes back to an EU source, or else to recognise an intended usage of the EU as a possible aid in the resolution of an issue, or to evaluate the problems that the presence of the EU-issue presents for parties. Five areas of investigation for evidence of Europeanization in parties and party activity are proposed: 1) policy/programmatic content; 2) organisational; 3) patterns of party competition; 4) party-government relations; and 5) relations beyond the national party system.
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The coining of clipped word-forms may result either in the ousting of one of the words from the vocabulary or in establishing a clear semantic differentiation between the two units. In a few cases the full words become new roots: chapman chap, brandywine brandy. But in most cases a shortened word exists in the vocabulary together with the longer word from which it is derived and usually has the same lexical meaning differing only in stylistic reference. The question naturally arises whether the shortened and original forms should be considered separate words. Though it is obvious that in the case of semantic difference between a shortened unit and a longer one from which it is derived they can be termed as two distinct words: cabriolet cab. Some linguists hold the view that as the two units do not differ in meaning but only in stylistic application, it would be wrong to apply the term word to the shortened unit. In fact, the shortened unit is a word-variant. Other linguists contend that even when the original word and the shortened form are generally used with some difference in style, they are both to be recognised as two distinct words. If this treatment of the process of word-shortening is accepted, the essential difference between the shortening of words and the usual process of word-formation should be pointed out.
Also it is no trifling education that is needed for successful competition in this profession. The ramifications of the law are infinite, and the successful lawyer must be versed in all subjects. The law is not a mere conglomeration of decisions and statutes; otherwise "Pretty Poll" might pose as an able advocate. A mind unadapted to investigation, unable to see the reasons for legal decisions, is as unreliable at the bar as is a color-blind person in the employ of a signal corps. The woman lawyer who demands an indemnity against failure must offer as collateral security not only the ordinary school education, but also a knowledge of the world and an acquaintance with that most abstruse of all philosophieshuman nature. She must needs cultivate all the common sense and tact with which nature has endowed her, that she may adjust herself to all conditions. She must possess courage to assert her position and maintain her place in the presence of braggadocio and aggressiveness, with patience, firmness, order and absolute good nature; a combativeness which fears no Rubicon; a retentiveness of memory which classifies and keeps on file minutest details; a self-reliance which is the sin qua non of success; a tenacity of purpose and stubbornness of perseverance which gains ground, not by leaps, but by closely contested hair breadths; a fertility of resource which can meet the "variety and instantaneousness" of all occasions; an originality and clearness of intellect like that of Portia, prompt to recognize the value of a single drop of blood; a critical acumen to understand and discriminate between the subtle technicalities of law and an aptness to judge rightly of the interpretation of principles.
Consistent implementation of the principles proclaimed on October 17 could lead to the design of the constitutional order. However, in late 1905 - early 1906 enacts a number of limiting civil liberties "temporary rules". In April 1906, the text appears in the new edition of "Basic state laws. Because of this "Code of Nicholas II" disappears definition of power of the monarch as unlimited, but remains its symbol - obviously ambiguous - as "autocratic". The most radical 86-I article "Code" reads: "No new law can not follow without the approval of the State Council and State Duma and absorb force without the approval of the emperor", ie for the monarch has the final say, and not determined by the necessary procedures advance the bill in case of disagreement with the Emperor. Next 87 article provided an opportunity in the event of termination or interruption of the Duma and State Council to conduct debates in the Council of Ministers, with subsequent confirmation by the king in the form of "His Majesty's orders, take effect immediately. And the king retained the right to interrupt the meeting of the Duma and the State Council. Emperor could not enforce the laws in the form of individually approved by the "acts of top management" [2, c.139]. In the exclusive jurisdiction of the autocrat were the foreign policy, finances, army and navy, the appointment to senior posts in the government bureaucracy. All other public institutions were of secondary nature. Nominally, reminiscent of some West European counterparts, Russia's parliament (State Duma - the lower "chamber plus the State Council - " upper "chamber) really is not. Not institutionally integrated, functionally, these "house" opposed to each other.
a simple sentence there are two lexical-semantic variants in the word like - comparative and contrast. The word like in the sense of refinement doesn't have synonymous parallels with comparative-contrastive like.the constructions the word like isn't independent part of the sentence. All structures like + X function as secondary part of the sentence: attributive or adverbial contest, and also is a nominal part of the predicate.contrastive like is characterized by intersection of four parts of speech: preposition, adjective, adverb and conjunction.prepositions the word like draws the possibility of combining with nouns, adjectives, pronouns, gerunds, numerals. There is also presence of case valence and duplex syntactic relations which are mostly in binomial word combinations which are formed according to the model «pivotal word + like + dependent word».word like together with the input construction like prepositional phrase is characterized by the mobility of positions in the sentence. These prepositional phrases and constructions with the word like can have predicative, attributive and adverbial characteristics., the possibility of the word like to form the word form unlike and the combination much (more, less) + like doesn't allow to attribute it to preposition.adjectives the word like draw the presence of prefix in the structure of the word and also the possibility to form the degree of comparison., the word like is characterized by the right distribution which is not typical for adjectives.combinations Adj + N the article is used before the adjective, but in the combination like + N the article is used before the noun but not before like.adverbs the word like has possibility to follow after participle in the participle constructions, presence of prefix un in the structure of the word, possibility to form degree of comparison with the help of words much, more, less., there is a compatibility for the word like which adverbs don't have. As it is known, adverbs doesn't combine with nouns, but the construction like + N is very productive. Unlike adverbs which have unilateral connection, the word like has bilateral connection. Adverbs and adjectives are parts of sentences. The word like isn't part of sentence.conjunctions the word like draw the possibility of comparative phrase which refers to verbal predicate to be expanded into the subordinate clause.is impossible to attribute the comparative-contrastive like to any morphologic class because it has the character of morphologic syncretism.word like with the meaning of refinement doesn't have synonymic parallels with comparative-contrastive and functions as the word which introduces the enumeration. Here like has conjunctional function.of grammatical and semantical structure of composite sentences with the parts which are input with the clip like allows to affirm that they are grammatical and function in modern English. They are represented by three types of compound sentences - comparative-contrastive, commenting - valuating and qualificatory meaning. Casual and modal characteristics plays an important role in the realization of syntactic relations. The clip like functions as conjunction.
LONELINESS: loneliness, solitude, separation; alone, singular, lonesome, sole. most Edgar Poes tales a motive of death is significantly felt. This theme was popular in the literature of American South, as it reflected the depression of decay of the Virgin Renascence period, affirmed the idea of inevitable destruction of the whole Splendid, Beautiful in the times of worship money flourishing. To some extent the Edgar Poes frantic world became the reflection of the reality, but the theme of death takes a psychological aspect the writers creative work. It is also interesting that death in Edgar Poes artistic system becomes an aesthetic category and isnt perceived as only biological phenomenon. The writer considers the notion death as a symbol and even a special state of human consciousness. Some heroes admit that they do not fell the boundaries between the life and death; they imagine the death to themselves as a special form of existance of human spirit. Hence the motives of life, death, immortality ideal of the Elation, Beauty, drifting, create a certain complex unity. The very atmosphere of horror, despair, solitude, deadlock move the reader into the unique fantastic world of thoughts and feelings. The category of death in Edgar Poes artistic system doesnt call any disgust, fear, on the contrary, it inspires the reader for the higher feelings and reflection about the sense of life. Callridge was right without any doubt, when he said that E. Poe gives his readers satisfaction from the delight of extraordinary magnificence of artificial horror.reading the Edgar Poes tales, we can always feel, that some powerful forces operate the life and destiny of the heroes. The presence of deep mystery is seen, which attracts the readers attention and calls peculiar elation and mental excitement in him. As a rule the reader endeavours to penetrate into the very essence of events, open the mystery, find the internal forces that rule them, but very often he leaves helpless in the face of the sacrament of existance: the author never gives unambiguous simple answer. We feel the internal fight of mysterious forces in every tale, and realize, hat the writer plunges into the essence of human existance, admiring and charming the reader. The frequent usage of the words God, Saint, Seraph, Heaven and others are the evidence of not the depth of writers religiousness, not of the useless human efforts and not of determinacy of the mans destiny, but most probably of the complexity of that ties, with which it is connected with the world. E. Poe always tried to realize the eternal problems of being, which worried the whole generations of great thinkers.evidence of this may be the usage of the lexical units, which have the common theme "mystery, superhuman, forces", which helps to create the elated tone in his tales. These are the following words and word combinations:, Divine Father, the Mighty Ruler of the Universe, Soul in Paradise, Heaven, Seraph, saint, angel, spirit, shadow, omnipresence, omnipotence, demon, destiny, fatality, fate, doom, futility, spell, mystery, riddle, secret, marvel, enchantment; mystic, Magical, phantasmagoric, superhuman, beyond human control, unnatural, fantastic, unreal, uncommon.. Poes psychological tales are marked with the solemnity and well-groundness. They are characterized by the philosophical depth and wide scale of the comprehension of problems. In the form of expression it shows itself in the frequent usage of abstract vocabulary: beauty, good, evil, being, existence, universe, Life, material world, spirit, Humanity, Time, limitless, nothingness, plentitude, abstraction.the world literature E. Poe is considered to be an unsurpassed master of creation the hard, sullen atmosphere. Considering that the surroundings of human being has a psychological influence on her, forms her emotions, feelings and mood, the writer very often goes into detailed description of houses, interiors, scenes. Every, even the smallest, detail in the decoration of interior, the unnoticeable at first sight subjects, serve for the creation of the general atmosphere and are a part of a whole.typical elements for such descriptions of architecture and interiors are the following attributive word combinations:abbey, melancholy House of Usher, misty-looking house, quaint and old building, prison-like rampart, mansion of gloom, bizarre architecture, comfortless and antique chamber, a large and lofty room, dark, high, turret-chamber, remote turret, dark and intricate passage, the Gothic archway of the hall, wilderness of narrow passages, vacant, eye-like windows, bleak wall, ebony blackness of the floors, smooth slim and cold wall, massy doors, ponderous gate; sable draperies, dark tapestries, fringed curtains of black velvet, gloomy furniture, gigantic sarcophagus of black granite, phantasmagoric armorial trophies, manifold and multiform armorial trophies.only the placement of fanciful subjects, that surround the heroes, plays a great role in the creation of general atmosphere, but also the light, sounds, even the movement of the air, which creates the impression of extraordinary things and mystery of everything that takes place.author pays a special attention to the depiction of the light. In the tales he clearly warps the reality and the ordinary feeling of environment, though the action always stays in the boundaries of the reality. The light creates a special effect and mood, hiding some and opening the other details. As a rule, these are the darkened and somehow sullen beams, which correspond to the general atmosphere of helplessness, downcast and depressed state. The examples may be the following word combinations:gleams of ancrimsoned light; some faint ray of light; wild sulphurous lustre; ghastly luster; the rays of the numerous candles; gleam and the radiance of the full, blood-red, setting moon; a blood of intense rays rolled throughout.the climaxes of Edgar Poes tales one and the same sound is repeated all the time, which cannot concentrate attention and raise the too tense atmosphere. For example:sharp, grating sound, certain low and indefinite sounds, the echo of the very cracking and ripping sound, a low and apparently distant, but sharp, protracted, and most unusual screaming, a distant, hollow, metallic, and clangorous, jet apparently muffled reverberation, an indistinct murmur.great attention is paid to the scene also, because, as a rule, E. Poes personages are isolated from the external world, and lead unsociable life, being plunged into their own thoughts and emotions. Thats why the situation of depressed state has peculiar psychological influence on the all heroes. The main personage of Edgar Poes tales is a man with his own passions and thoughts. On the pages of the writers works we meet rather different people. For the creation of human characters the literary artist widely uses the words and word combinations, united with common theme traits of character, and also the units of moral-estimated vocabulary, such as:, resolution, audacity, stern nature, Ardor, elevated character, spirituality, extravagance, penetration, sagacity, arrogance, vanity, virtue, faithfulness, cordiality, warmth, sincerity, gentleness, turpitude, wickedness, evil propensities, rooted habits of vice, soulless dissipation.the one hand, the vocabulary, which determines the thinking activity of the man, takes an important place, but on the other hand - the one, which expresses human feelings and emotions. It should be pointed out, that rational and emotional things compose somehow two opposite poles of human existance. But here there is no contradiction, on the contrary, the complicated combination of rational and emotional in one character is peculiar to E. Poes novelistics, and turns out to be the authors merit. In the very writers individuality we find harmonial combination of ability to the logical consistent thinking and inclination to the untamed passions and unlimited imagination. Heart and mind - we always feel mutual influence of these two phenomena in the complicated displays of human mentality. E. Poes heroes, as their creator, are inclined to quick shift of feelings and mood, they are very emotional and at the same time - people of high intellect, prone to analytical thinking. Moreover some double meaning is shown here: on the one side - the heroes completely depend on the circumstances, they are the slaves of their own passions, on the other side they are capable to appreciate the situation soberly in the even seeming hopeless conditions. E. Poe widely uses the vocabulary of rational and emotional aspects, creating the effect of fantasy and at the same time explaining everything that happens rationally, taking into account mutual condition of all phenomena in the world. Among the lexical units, that mean the process of thinking, the most frequent are: , reflection, reason, research, curiosity, thought, mind, brain, fancy, superstition, analysis, consideration, intellect, intelligence, mental existence, attention; to forget, to mean, to suspect, to conclude, to come to a decision.emotions and feelings of the human being are conveyed with the help of the following lexical units:, feeling, mood, bitterness, hopelessness, melancholy, grief, sympathy, pity, sorrow, temptation, animosity, depression, tumult, commotion, rage, vexation, ecstasy, glee, excitement.his tales, E. Poe deeply investigates the psychological and physical state of the human being in the extreme situations, when all her feelings are aggravated to the brim. The writer is the master of conveying human feelings perception of the environment, sometimes it even seems, that not the hero, but the reader perceives the world depicted in the tales. We feel the abruptness, inconsistence of impressions, lapses of humans memory and consciousness, exhausted from long sufferings. The question about the verge of being and not being, about the sense of being emerges here. Person, who wasnt on the verge of death, will never appreciate the Beauty and Charm of Life. The author often observed his heroes, who are in "the state of seeming nothingness"; mental and physical state of heroes in different situations is conveyed through such lexical units, as:, nervousness, tremour, iceness, dreariness, madness, stupor, mental disorder, intoxication, the elate of seeming nothingness, agony, swoon, delirium, confusion of mind, haziness, insensibility, imbecility, sickness, fit, unconsciousness; to unnerve, to dream, to faint.. Poes personages are, as a rule, very talented people. Their spiritual world is complicated and many-sided. They admire theatre, music, and painting. They are creative personalities with their own peculiar seeing of events and rich inner life, and often they try to find their self-expression in the creative work. Wide usage of words and word combinations, which belong to the lexico-semantic group Arts in the E. Poes tales determined it, such as:, art, thing of art, image, improvisation, canvas, painting, vignette, background, frame, design, pallet, brush, reading, verses, ballad, rhyme, volume, guitar, rhapsodies.system of the vocabulary of the work of art is determined not only linguistic, but also extralinguistic factors: thematic directivity of the tales, peculiarities of the depicted material, ideology, authors aesthetic views, his creative manner. Such approach allowed to understand deeply Edgar Allan Poes creative idea, ideal contents and aesthetic intentions.
Protein storage doesnt take place in animals. Except for the small amount that circulates in the cells, amino acids exist in the body only in muscle or other protein-containing tissues. If the animal or human needs specific amino acids, they must either be synthesized or obtained from the breakdown of muscle protein. Adipose tissue serves as the major storage area for fats in animals. A normal human weighing 70 kg contains about 160 kcal of usable energy. Less than 1 kcal exists as glycogen, about 24 kcal exist as amino acids in muscle, and the balance-more than 80 percent of the total-exists as fat. Plants make oils for energy storage in seeds. Because plants must synthesize all their cellular components from simple inorganic compounds, plants-but usually not animals-can use fatty acids from these oils to make carbohydrates and amino acids for later growth after germination.
Old Ukrainian literature took centuries to develop, influenced by two bookish languages.
«The Precept of Volodymyr Monomakh» is an outstanding literary memorial of the distant past.
The Kyiv-Pechersk Patericon» describes the lives of the Fathers of the Caves.
In the 16th century poetry received a powerful impetus.
Ivan Kotlyarevsky's epic burlesque «Aeneid» turned out the first creation of new Ukrainian literature.
In 1840, his «Kobzar» came off the press.
Realism flourished in the second half of the century.
Mykhaylo was born into the family of a poor official (clerk).
Mykhaylo Kotsiubynsky described the life of the Ukrainian people at the turn of the 20th century.
Kotsiubynsky developed literary traditions created by Taras Shevchenko and Ivan Franko.
At the age of fourteen, after his father's death Mykhaylo became the breadwinner in the family.
He followed traditions of the school of realism of Levytskyi, Panas Myrny.
His works were translated into Russian and Western European languages during his lifetime and gained popularity far, beyond the borders of Ukraine.
The first English language translations appeared back in 1925.
The most famous novel, written by Honchar is «Sobor».
«Sobor» was unknown to the reader for a long period of time, because it was banned.
I know by «Tvoya Zorya», «Ziklon», «Tronka».
This author can justly be called the conscience of Ukraine.
In his works such problems as the good and the evil, honour and dishonour, love and hate were raised.

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And like I've said before, success is individual and comes in many forms.
We are all successes in our own way and through hard hard and belief only more success can follow.
Before I Leave - tomorrow night is our first Preview Night ...!
It seems to have come around so quickly but now, after many weeks of rehearsal we, the singers in the Chorus of Patrick Jones's new play, are about to make our stage debut in front of an audience at the Sherman.
My new found upper body strength is the result of quite a few gets ins/outs, as part of our Blavatsky tour!
Minus some tricky bookcase manoeuvring up some bendy staircases, and some close calls with a drill or two, it has been a lot of fun!
Maddy Costa will be running a Theatre Club, after the 4.30pm Matinee of Opera for the Unknown Woman, on Saturday 11th June, at Wales Millennium Centre.
Roald Dahl School Workshop Opportunities!
Imagine a city transformed and seen through the eyes of Roald Dahl.
We are delighted to be able to offer workshops to primary and secondary schools throughout Wales, which will feed into our fantastic Roald Dahl event in September. Please see details below and if you are a teacher or youth group leader and you would be interested in booking a workshop, please do get in touch.
Summer Term participation opportunity for years 5 and 6.
Adverse Camber productions is one of the UK’s leading live literature and spoken word producers. We are seeking expressions of interest in an Associate Producer role from an experienced arts producer with a track record in Wales, able to work across touring and outreach / participatory contexts.
Are you a performer and a Mum? | Ydych chi'n berfformwraig ac yn Fam?
Are you a female performer? Are you also a mum, foster mum, step mum, carer, adoptive mum? If so Pluen would love to talk to you!


text: STUNNING VIEWS from this showsuite quality 1+den on the East exposure of Opsal, the tallest tower in SE False Creek . Features include: Striking architecture, environmentally green design, gas hookup on balcony, Gym/Spa, over height ceilings, gourmet kitchen including: FULL SIZE S/S Bosch range, Fisher Paykel refrigerator & caesarstone counter tops. Opsal sits in the vibrant growing SE False Creek neighbourhood, a stones throw from the waters edge and amazing Restaurants / Shopping at your doorstep. Minutes from downtown and conveniently located by transit. Come be a part of this new thriving community.

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The Union Territory of Daman and Diu is emerging as a hub for Indian brokerages thanks to a favorable tax law. The region with less than three lakh population is home to over 500 brokerages, which is one-fifth of the number of such firms across the country, said industry officials. The rush to set up shop in Daman and Diu is to take advantage of exemption on stamp duty, which results in cost savings especially for smaller broking firms.
Any trade in equities is subject to various taxes including stamp duty. As a measure to attract capital into the Union Territory, the central government has exempted businesses in Daman from paying any stamp duty. This provides a tax arbitrage for brokerages especially the ones who clock large volumes in proprietary trading.
Daman and Diu is the registered home to more brokerages than some of the large states including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu or Andhra Pradesh. Maharashtra remains the state with the highest broker registrations.
Most brokerages registered in Daman run their operations in the country’s financial capital Mumbai. The address of incorporation in the Union Territory is often a post box address or a small one-room place with one or two staff members.
One broker who spoke to ET requesting anonymity said there was nothing illegal about incorporating a company out of a tax favorable jurisdiction and not just brokerages but some of the non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) and smaller law firms have also used the same route.

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A number of cinemas in Japan have cancelled showings of a film about dolphin hunting following protests about the movie.
The Cove, which won best documentary feature at this year's Oscars, shows culling of dolphins by Japanese fisherman but it has been blasted by protestors in the country for being anti-Japanese.
Following protests outside the main offices of film distributor Unplugged, some Japanese cinemas have now cancelled their viewings.
According to the cinemas, which are located in Tokyo and Osaka, they have received phone calls warning of disruption from protestors should the screenings go ahead.
As well as dolphin hunting, Japan's annual whale hunt also attracts attention from the outside world. Some nations have urged Japan to put an end to the hunt but it insists that the cull takes place in the name of scientific research.
During the last whaling season, an eco protestor was arrested after boarding a whaling vessel in the hope of making a citizen's arrest on its captain.

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This is the first El Salvadorian coffee we’ve purchased in the last few seasons. While we love the quality and flavor profiles the country produces, we have a wide range of existing long-term relationships in Central America, so we usually prefer to continue to deepen those partnerships year in and out.
However, when we tasted Don Ignacio Gutiérrez’s lot this year, we had no trouble finding room in our roster of seasonal Central American favorites. Ignacio was previously a woodworker and grew tomatoes; he started his farm, La Roxanita, in 2000 with 500 coffee trees and deep, rich soil that sweeps across his 5-manzana (about 12-acre) farm.
This is the first lot we’ve purchased from Ignacio, but we have kept an eye on his farm for a number of years. In 2011 and 2013, he earned first place in the highly competitive El Salvador Cup of Excellence, so when we had the chance to bring this lot in, we pounced on it. We’re extremely excited to share this year’s lot with you all. Initial roasts are producing notes of green apple, pecan and nougat.
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text: Intrigued by succulents and ready to go beyond aloes, agaves and yuccas? In this class, we look at the many strange succulents suited to our desert climate, such as Ariocarpus, Astrophytum, Euphorbia, Haworthia, Gasteria and Stapelia. Discuss plant placement, frost protection and watering requirements. Instructed by Angelica Elliott, assistant director of public horticulture at the Garden. Limit 30.


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In January 2011 many people in the footballing world witnessed what they believed to be the end of a brilliant career.
But it seems they were a little premature in their judgement.
Ronaldinho left AC Milan for Flamengo after two and half years. During that time Milan many believed they were watching a player who was a shadow of his former self. But the move to his homeland has seen the re-birth of the once best player in the world.
His revival was taken seriously by the footballing world after he scored three times in a 5-4 victory over Santos in July 2011.
His hat-trick included the winning goal and his performance outshone that of Neymar, who many believed would dominate the game. By the end of the season the agile Brazilian had managed to squeeze in 21 goals and eight assists.
2011 saw the return of Ronaldinho to the national side. The number ten seemed out of sorts however in a team that consisted of Neymar, Leandro Damiao and Marcelo.
His speed seemed out of place amongst his teammates and even though he managed to do some of the stuff he used to it appeared as if he couldn’t keep up with the younger, faster athletes. Off-field partying and eventually a big wage dispute saw Ronaldinho cancel his contract in May 2012 with Flamengo.
The story didn’t ended there as he then sued his former club after they didn’t pay him for the four months leading up to the cancellation of his contract.
That was it, surely no more comebacks from the Brazilian? Well the public only had to wait days for this answer, as Atletico Mineiro didn’t hesitate to offer him a contract.
This move saw the rejuvenation of the once great Brazilian as he finally had his consistency back. Reproducing the form that he had whilst at Barcelona, Ronaldinho ended his first season with 9 goals and 12 assists. These performances helped his club reach second in the Brazilian Serie A; this meant automatic qualification for the Copa Libertadores for the first time since 2000.
It wasn’t just about the team’s achievements as a whole as Ronaldinho was rewarded for his brilliant performances. At the end of the season Ronaldinho was awarded the Bola de Ouro, ahead of the wunderkind Neymar. All of his recent success resulted in Atletico Mineiro renewing his contract for another year.
The 32-year-old’s comeback continues tonight (Wednesday February 6) as his Brazilian National squad face England at Wembley in an international friendly.
While pride in playing club football as opposed to for your country continues to grow in Europe, in Brazil representing your country is still the ultimate honour. Many Brazilians prefer to spend their careers in their home country instead of going abroad.
A rejuvenated Ronaldinho is dangerous. A Ronaldinho once again embracing the samba way of football is even more so.

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Every year we collectively choose 3 people who we believe represent are properly fitted to be in the Construx Nunchux Hall of Fame. That's why this year when we were deciding who'd make this year's induction class, there was no second guessing Paul Clemente when the name was brought up.
Paul is the co-founder of Construx Nunchux, along with his brother Ian. Though thousands of people have come and gone in the zany website's parade of contributors, Paul has always been at the helm. Being a huge part of most the site's most memorable projects, such as "Lobster Lobby", "Woods Madness" and the unforgettable "Corrosion of the Mind" Paul is most loved for his ability to take a project that has filmed footage and turn it into something absolutely cray cray!
Not only the lead editor of all of cXnX's hit "mini-series'" but a huge contributor musically, Paul introduces people to songs that they have never heard. Paul compiles an annual list of his favourite 100 songs that year which always is received well and enjoyed greatly by our loyal Chux Chasers.
Paul is also a huge fan of professional wrestling (not that sissy Olympic wrestling or cry baby MMA) and has put together many posts about his top 10 favourite finishing moves of all time, his top 10 favourite promo guys and top 10 favourite wrestlers which are always clever and loving. He and Ryan are also expected to begin several more exciting projects in the upcoming weeks.
When Paul is not writing, editing and and making PBJ nightmares for Construx Nunchux he is petting cats. Paul is responsible for all love all cats receive all over the world. We hired some scientists from NASA to calculate the number of cats for whom he's provided a happier life and they told us to F ourselves. Apparently they say the math is impossible... We are pretty sure that that is all Paul does. Cats, not math.
We at Construx Nunchux are proud to induct Paul Clemente into this years 2013 HOF class, and hope that it will help the blow when he is inevitably is fired.... We love you Paul.
In honour of Paul, we would like to pay tribute to his memory with the cranking of this hymnal.


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A frantic ride to the ER, including lots of blood and screaming, some lost car keys, and a pair of irrational parents set the situation up right for a direct entry to see the Dr. (no wait in the ER waiting room). Kyle was ok. The Dr. said landing on his face was a good thing. His face acted as a crumple zone. Just a “head injury” they said. “what?” That’s what they called it. In essence he had a concussion and a very swollen and banged up mouth.
This past weekend: Wolf Gap Camping Ground on the border of Virginia and West Virginia. Dusk. First night as a family sleeping in the Eurovan.
After four face plants, more blood, and many tears we had to enforce the time-out ultimatum. “Kyle walk, don’t run. If you run, you will have to go to time out in the stroller. Yes, strapped into the stroller.” He persisted so we reminded him about the hospital. He was with his friends, Quinn and Max. Nothing could stop him. Thankfully, we all survived. What to do with our exuberant little two year old boy?
Hope all is well with little Mr. Intrepid!
We just had our first major face plant incident with our 3.5 yr old Joe. He fell down the wooden front porch steps onto the cement walk at Grammy and Grandpa’s.
As if all the blood hadn’t made me sad enough. That one made me cry.
How about a gash next to the eye from a shopping cart, a sprained foot from a teeter totter incident, and half of a softball sized goose egg between the eyes rendering your 4 1/2 year old unrecognizable by those he knows? All in a matter of weeks, I might add. I’d invest in a helmet and padded bodysuit, truly. We hope Kyle is okay!
o.k., boys will be boys. McKinley (our 4 year old) is to easy compared to that. I have a feeling #2 (Bergan Eli) is going to be the problem child!

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After doing a few more films after "Thelma and Louise," Pitt landed the part of a gambling, fly-fisher in Robert Redford's 1992 film "A River Runs Through It." This would earn Pitt respect in Hollywood for his dramatic acting chops.
Over the next several years, Pitt would star in several well-received films, including "Babel" (2006), the Coen brothers' "Burn After Reading" (2008), "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008), Quentin Tarantino's "Inglorious Basterds" (2011), and "Moneyball" (2011).
In 2014, Pitt would win his first Oscar for "12 Years a Slave" – but not for acting. It was for producing the epic historical drama, under his production company, Plan B Entertainment.


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First we would like to say that as we drive around Massachusetts today, the thoughts of September 11th will not be forgotten in the least bit. Our thoughts and prayers are of course with everyone who lost someone, and our entire country on this day.
Yesterday, as we departed from Greenfield, we were able to cover the rest of western Franklin County, and then headed down to the western side of Hampshire County. We finished at the bottom of the county as the sun went down. We thought if we were somewhere within distance to Greenfield we would head back up to that area to stay at The House On The Hill again, but we were just too far, ending in the Middlefield area, but we would like to thank Donna again for her offer! We were able to finish all but seven towns in Hampshire County, which means as soon as we finish them today we will be heading towards Worcester County. It has been a great adventure through Western Mass, and all the things we have discovered here.
When we head to Worcester County later this afternoon our hope is to complete the bottom third towns, and end in the Blackstone area. We will give another update later, and we would like to thank everyone who has continued to follow us and get involved with us on our journey!

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If you think about it, animals share a common trait with cars, boats, and houses—when tragedy strikes a lack of liability insurance in these areas can be life altering. And not in the "I won $27.3 million in the lottery" way. Rather, the "I need lawsuit protection so I don't lose everything I own" type of way.


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George Goodman is a certified financial planner whose office is in Charlotte, North Carolina. Currently a registered advisor with Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation, they have gathered 10 years of work experience as a financial advisor. Goodman holds a Series 66 license, certifying them as both a securities agent and an investment advisor representative. Goodman is able to serve clients based out of North Carolina. During their career, Goodman has held roles at Edward Jones and Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation. Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation is based out of Charlotte, North Carolina, and operates out of 322 brick-and-mortar locations in the nation. Overall, Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation oversees $3 billion in assets across 13,186 client accounts and retains more than 1,017 people. The level of assets currently under the firm's management makes it one of the biggest investment advisory firms in the United States. The firm manages 2,740 accounts on a discretionary basis, in which the advisor has the authority to make all investment decisions. Currently 4% of the advisory firm's investors are high-net-worth individuals, meaning they have greater than $1 million in investable assets. Lincoln Financial Securities Corporation can offer financial planning services, portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, portfolio management for institutional clients, selection of other advisers and other services. The firm's fees may include asset-based, hourly, fixed and commission-based fees.
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Where in the World is Z Kennedy Road?
I’m a little geographically confused. I regularly get my petrol from Z Kennedy Road in Napier. With a name like “Z Kennedy Road” you would think it would be located on, well, Kennedy Road, right? Wrong!
Napier’s Kennedy Road starts at the lights where Wellesley Road bisects it, about 50 meters from the central city service station, which is physically located on the corner of Station Street and Tennyson Street (which ends at the same Wellesley Road corner).
But the confusion doesn’t end there – I was having a look at the till receipt from a recent petrol purchase and noticed it lists Z Kennedy Road’s address as “256 Dickens Street”. This would put it across Station Street and somewhere in the middle of Countdown supermarket’s car park!
With such geographic bamboozlement, uncertainty and inaccuracy, perhaps the people of Napier could claim Z Kennedy Road as a sovereign territory, surely the world’s smallest (look out Vatican City!). It could be a very affluent nation – I hear there’s a very good chance of finding rich petroleum reserves not too far underground (that’s if we decided to drill).
International relations, too, would be a strong feature of our new nation’s economy, with the neighbouring ‘Kingdom of Burger’ and plentiful food sources nearby in The Duchy of Pak n’ Save.
Backing onto the Napier – Gisborne rail line, the “Napier Peoples Republic of Z Kennedy Road” (a bit of a mouthful, admittedly) could conceivably claim that too, as the New Zealand government certainly doesn’t seem to want to operate or look after it.
So if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to the United Nations to lay our claim. All we need now is a flag and national anthem. Any ideas?
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Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil took to social media to share his thoughts with the fans after helping the team secure a massive win over Napoli in the Europa League on Thursday night at the Emirates stadium.
After succumbing to a very frustrating defeat away to Everton on Sunday, several players from the Gunners’ first team squad were bashed by the fans.
One of the Arsenal stars who failed to perform well on Sunday was Mesut Ozil, despite the fact that he had been receiving praises for his displays in recent weeks after making his way back into the starting eleven.
Unai Emery decided to keep Ozil in the starting lineup on Thursday night as Napoli made a trip to the Emirates stadium.
A very dominant show from the home side saw Arsenal take an early 2-0 lead before seeing out the game in the second half where they could have scored even more goals.


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How many Time-Zones does Indonesia have?
Jakarta is the capital city of Indonesia and a city of surging economy. With a population of over 10 million, it is the most populated city of Southeast Asia. Along with Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi, Jakarta forms the second largest suburb in the world, Jabodetabek.
The Portuguese were the first Europeans to arrive at Jakarta in the year 1513. They established healthy trade relations with the local rulers until the King with English support attacked the Dutch fortress in 1615. This resulted in the victory of the Dutch who named the city Batavia and brought it under their colonial rule. In 1949, after the World War II, the city was renamed as Jakarta and it was established as the capital of the newly independent Indonesia in 1950.
Jakarta is the political, administrative and economic capital of the country and is the 17th largest city of the world. Indonesian is the prevalent language of the area.
Located to the northwestern coast of Java, Jakarta covers a total area of about 660 sq km. It’s mostly plain and abundant in alluvial soil with extensive swamps and has an average height of about 8 m. The Jakarta Bay lies to the north of the city. The Ciliwung River divides the city into east and west principalities and the city also has River Sunter and River Pesanggrahan flowing through it. Together, the three rivers and heavy rains cause severe flood situation in Jakarta almost every year.
The city is divided into 5 main regions, namely, East Jakarta, West Jakarta, North Jakarta, South Jakarta and Central Jakarta.
The Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is the main airport of the city as well as the busiest airport of the country. It handles over 50 million passengers every year. It is located about 20 km away from the city and is connected to the rest of the country via Air Asia, Mandala Airlines and Garuda Airlines. It connects Jakarta to cities of Singapore, Malaysia, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Dubai, Sydney, etc, via various international airlines. Taxis and buses to the city are easily available from the airport. The Halim Perdanakusuma Airport earlier the main airport is now mainly used for private and VIP flights.
Jakarta is also accessible by trains from several cities in Java as well as by buses from nearby cities. Various ferry companies also offer passenger services from the seaport of Tanjung Priok to other parts of the country.
Inside the city, one can rent a car or avail of the several public transports which include buses, taxis, motorcycle taxis called ‘ojek’ or the more popular ‘bajaj’ which is equivalent to the tuk-tuks of Thailand.
Jakarta features a typically tropical monsoon climate with distinct dry and wet season. The months from November to June constitute the wet season of the year with an average monthly rainfall of over 389mm. The best time to visit the city is from May to September when the climate is relatively dry and pleasant.
The Lunar or the Chinese New Year, celebrated several weeks, both before and after the New Year throughout the country, is a public holiday. Festivities include dragon boat races and lion dances. The Cap Go Meh is held right after to commemorate the culmination of the New Year festivities.
Java Jazz Festival, held in March, is a prominent musical event of the country and showcases both local and international talent.
Jakarta-Japan Matsuri Festival, held in September, is celebrated for about a week all over the city. It is mainly a cultural event and aims at strengthening the bonds between Indonesia and Japan.
Other noted festivals include the Jakarta Highland Gathering, Palang Pintu Festival, Jakarta International Kite Festival, etc.
Ancol Dream Park, located on the coast, is essentially an amusement park. It houses the Seaworld, South East Asia’s largest aquarium as well as many resorts, restaurants and a beautiful beach.
National Museum houses a large collection of artifacts belonging to the prehistoric era. It was founded in 1868 and boasts of one of the largest collections of Hindu Javanese art and Southeast Asian ceramics.
Kota Tua, the old town of Jakarta, expresses a unique colonial charm and has several museums and serves as a recreational area to the locals.
Ragunan Zoo covers an area of 185 hectare and has about 3,600 wildlife species. The famous Komodo dragon, Pusat Primata Schmutzer and a few other primates are the highlights of this zoo.
Other important destinations include the Taman Mini Indonesian Indah, the Merdeka Square and the Gelanggang Samudra.
Jakarta has an array of accommodation options, from cheap hostels to small motels, from standard mid-range hotels to resorts and luxury hotels, from monthly rental rooms to even apartments. Hostels, locally called ‘losmen’ found in the area of Jalan Jaska are the cheapest options. Popular budget hotels include MaxOne Hotels, Clay Hotel, Neo Hotel Cideng, Amaris Hotel Juanda and Tune Hotel Pasar Baru. International luxury hotels belonging to chains of Hilton, Oriental, and Hyatt are also available here. These hotels are equipped with restaurants, bars, swimming pools, nightclubs and even shopping malls.


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They are arrested, tortured and sentenced to death. Every twelve hours, someone is executed in Iran. They die by hanging, firing squad and even stoning. It is the country with the highest execution rate in the world and two men from Canada are on Iran’s death list.
A group of friends and colleagues of prominent Iranian journalist Bahman Ahmadi Amouee, a prisoner of conscience who has spent almost two years in Evin Prison, have undertaken a campaign to support him through raising public awareness about the conditions of Amouee and other political prisoners, and demand their release. The campaign began by inviting groups and individuals to publish articles about Amouee on his birthday on 22 May.
For the past ten months, Amouee has not been given in-person visitation rights with his wife, Jila Baniyaghoub, a distinguished journalist in her own right. He has also been denied the right to call his 83-year-old mother, who is unable to travel to Tehran from her small town to see him.
The Iranian Association of Scholars, based in Europe, has released a statement aimed at Western governments and in support of Iranian asylum seekers in Europe. The Association’s statement comes after six Iranian asylum seekers have publicly sewn their lips together with fishing line to protest the U.K. government’s denial of asylum. The Association stressed that in light of the Iranian government’s poor human rights record Iranian, asylum claims should be treated very seriously. The International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran supports the Association’s advocacy on behalf of asylum seekers and urges the European governments to note the worsening human rights situation in Iran and process the applications of asylum seekers in a timely and credible way.
Mr. Shirkoo Moarefi, an Iranian-Kurd in his early 30’s, faces an alarming possibility of execution by the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI). His charges are “acting against national security” and “enmity with God.” Mr. Moarefi is one of over twenty Kurdish prisoners sentenced to death in Iran. He was previously a refugee living in Iraq, but was arrested in October 2008 after returning to Iran.
Yesterday a protest was held in Sweden to demand a halt to Sirvan’s deportation. By the end of the demonstration, it seemed that the Migration Office had agreed to review Sirvan’s case; however, it seems that the decision to review his case has not been communicated to the police! Today there were two smaller demonstrations outside „Migrationsverket“ in Stockholm and Göteborg at 8am.
Focus on political prisoners in Iran!And now about Zia Nabavi the Iranian political prisoner.Zia speaks about“Karoon“prison in Ahwaz city !
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Illegal Detentions of Iranian Refugees in Cyprus: Break the Silence!
Iranian refugees in Cyprus, like refugees around the world, have long endured the lack of rights and the exploitation that comes without having a recognized legal status within society. Yet while the dire circumstance of Iranian refugees in places like Turkey and Greece are better known, a veil of silence is draped across the abuses of human rights inflicted on refugees in Cyprus.
Iranian refugees themselves have been working hard to break that silence. They have climbed to the tops of water towers to demand their rights. They are organizing themselves to demand their rights online. And when they are illegally detained in places like Larnaca and Limassol, they protest inside of the prisons.
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So what do you get someone who lives and breathes lipsticks and foundations? Read on.
If you know your loved one likes their complexion to glow, this kit will give their skin an instant pick-me-up.


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Share with friends and create your own pool.
Submit* your choices to bracketspeare@stonesoupshakespeare.com and we'll share top scores after each round.
We don't have games to play, true, but we do have some Shakespeareans that are calculating number of deaths, number of marriages and number of productions and comparing them with memorable quotes, characters and laughs to decide just which play will be winning each face-off. AND because our judges are reporting from different locations at different times PLUS each round there are more judges added (as the competition gets fiercer) we will give updates as our judges brackets arrive!
*Sharing your bracket: If you are using the pdf option you will need to scan and e-mail, for either excel bracket simply save and send back, if you are using the google doc open and save a copy that you will be able to edit, you can then send us the link (make sure you have set the sharing to enable anyone with a link to see) or share the google doc with bracketspeare@stonesoupshakespeare.com.

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