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Invited by Oxford Chinese Students and Scholars Association (OXCSSA), Prof. Angang Hu, Director of Institute for Contemporary China Studies in Tsinghua University, visited St. Edmund Hall in University of Oxford and delivered a speech to Oxford students on 21st June. During the speech, he analyzed the relationship between China and the world, and described the evolution of China from marginalization to world center of globalization.
Figure 1. The speech delivered by Pro. Angang Hu in St. Edmund Hall.
From reforms and opening to the entry into WTO, China gains global reputation as one of the biggest trading countries in the world. Prof. Hu discussed the relationship between China and the world when reforms and opening strategies are strengthened, the future of China, as well as the role of China plays in the world.
From the aspect of world history, Prof. Hu concluded the outcomes of three tidal periods of globalization and the role China played in each period of globalization. He also described the leadership of China by promoting the development of present and future globalization. At the same time, he thought globalization and modernization were interdependent and mentioned China had become the center of the global economy and had a great influence on the world economy.
The future plans and the relevant strategies made by the Chinese government have been introduced as well as the history of the development of these strategies. Among all these strategies, Prof. Hu emphasized the idea that for the sake of its own prosperity, China has the expectation to live in harmony with other countries. This idea aims at balancing the difference in development among different regions within China and sharing the market with other countries in the world. Now it is inevitable for China to step onto the road of globalization. Data including the prediction by World Bank, UNDP and other agency was quoted by Prof. Hu to support the idea. He also optimistically predicted that China could achieve common prosperity in 2030.
Figure 2. Audiences are listening very carefully to the speech.
OXCSSA President Zhilong Yang, Executive Vice President Zhu Li, Vice President Qingji Shen, Vice President Yiwen Fang, Sectary-General Yeli, Director of Academic Subcommittee Liu Shi, Director of Outreach Subcommittee Guowei Tao, Director of Visiting Scholars Tianyao Zhang also attended the speech.
A Biography of Angang Hu:
Director & Professor in Institute for Contemporary China Studies, Tsinghua University, China Academic Experience:
Major in engineering, PhD in automation in Chinese Academy of Science
1991-1992: Post doctor in Yale University in USA
1993: Visiting scholar in the Department of Economy in Murray State University
1997: Visiting researcher in the Department of Humanity in MIT
1998: Visiting researcher in the Department of Economy in the Chinese University of Hong Kong
2000: Visiting professor in Department Public Management in Keio University
2001: Visiting professor in KSG
At the beginning of 2003, visiting researcher in the Chinese study center in the academy of social science and humanity in France
Since 1985, Angang Hu has participated in the research group of China conditions which was led by Academician Lisan Zhou. As a major researcher within the group, he was engaged to the systematic study of China conditions and became a pioneer in this area.
At the beginning of 2000, Angang Hu was designated as the Director of Institute for Contemporary China Studies in Tsinghua University. The aim of this action is to build up the best national strategy group.
Works by Pro.Hu
Reports of national conditions, which are used by the provincial officers, have been published for 500 periodicals.
Until September 2003, he has officially published 43 books, 8 of them are published overseas in English and 6 of them are in English. He also published approximately 200 papers in the famous Chinese journals, some reports on national conditions and political strategy advice published by Xinhua news publisher and Chinese people daily newspaper. The main works: the report about Chinese national ability, the report about the fluctuation of Chinese economy, the report about the difference in different areas in China, employment and development-unemployment issue and employment strategies, the future of China, the challenge of China to cope with corruption, the strategy of China, the report about the national conditions which affect the strategy making, the main China strategy, the second change: the build up of China regulations, SARS: health and development, etc.
Photographer: Junnan Jiang
Author: Liu Shi (Chinese) and Liye Yan (English)


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My favourite children’s book is ‘The Dark’ by Lemony Snicket. I love how the book develops the scene and makes you really worry about Laszlo. It describes every child's fear of the dark. Every time I read it with a class I love how scared we all get while never wanting to put it down.
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To format the citation for use with the Ancestry source template in RootsMagic, the citation detail needs to be repeated into the citation template tags.
Below is a citation for a source in my GEDCOM file, the citation is for a cemetery and crematorium entry at Purewa Cemeteries. The serial number is 85921 and the citation refers to the source number 1084 (more of this tomorrow when we format sources).
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We watched Sita Sings the Blues last night and I'm happy to report that it lived up to the hype*. It's the story of an Indian Princess and her complicated relationship with her husband. And it's also the story of a modern woman named Nina, the same as the writer/director/animator Nina Paley, and her complicated relationship with her husband. It's also told in about six different styles, one of which is a very busty cartoon Sita who sings the songs of Annette Hanshaw. One of the "recommended reading"s listed at the end of the movie (yes, a cartoon with a bibliography) is Many Ramayanas: The Diversity of a Narrative Tradition in South Asia, gives a clue to the "the stories don't always add up and that's ok" approach that seems to be going on. And the music's great and the monkeys are cute.
Beyond the artistic experimentation of the film, Paley is exploring new financial realms. The Annette Hanshaw songs are still under copyright protection and Paley has determined that, even after clearing the songs, she can't afford to sell the film. So she's giving it away. She's spent $50,000 to 'decriminalize' the use of the songs and every copy of the film will be given away, to avoid triggering the 'per-sale' provisions of her agreements with the copyright holders. (She does, however, accept donations.) The movie is already available from Archive.org and in a torrent. I also have the 1.4 GB 480p version, if you're physically accessible to me and you'd like me to hand you a copy.
FuzzyCo grade: A
* For me. Erica was not quite as enthralled as I, but she has her own blog if she wants to weigh in.


We had arrived at our sixth book club. Scott, Alex, Mark, David and I knew the drill: pick a book. Read a book. Talk about the book while drinking beer.
The book, in this case, was Buffalo Beer, by Michael Rizzo and Ethan Cox. Yes, Ethan! Our Ethan. We had he could join us, and he had every intention of doing so, but then he was called away to brew a New York State collaboration beer, which is not the sort of thing you say no to.
Scott started things off by commenting on how fact-laden the book was. Chock full o’ facts, this one. It was impeccably researched: the text lists the cemeteries many of the people named in the book are buried in. (Although I did think that it might have been better served in an appendix)
David took this one step further: perhaps Buffalo Beer‘s greatest contribution to our beer heritage would come in the future, serving as the stepping stone for subsequent books. No one book can fit in everything about every aspect. If you want to get a basic gist, though? Read this book. Use it as the excellent secondary source that it is.
Alex would have liked a little more narrative from it, rather than the overwhelming tidal wave of names and dates. I compared it to Nickel City Drafts, a previous book club entry: they function as sort of bookends on the spectrum of “academic” to “conversational.”
And yet, even though this was the third book on Buffalo brewing history I’ve read, it still contained anecdotes I hadn’t heard before! I made sure to bring up the story of the man who sent his wife with a potential investor to make sure he had a good time, only to later sue because they had fallen in love and run away together.
Or the prime time level drama that was the Rochevot family, first entrenched in legal battles amongst themselves and, finally, in a – well. Actually, I don’t think I’ll spoil that part.
As the night went on we began to look ahead: what would the Buffalo beer landscape look like in the future? I’ve written before about how we aren’t in a bubble, but even so it’s possible that eventually one of the breweries currently open will close. I said that I would be honestly shocked if any of them — us! — did now. It just seems unfathomable. Which is a very, very good thing.
And then things devolved more, to the point where I was reading tweets from @nihilist_arbys and Kim Kierkegaardashian. Eventually we chose the next book: Scott had regaled us with snippets from Pete Brown’s Three Sheets to the Wind all night, and despite Hops & Glory being one of my favorite books I haven’t actually read any of Brown’s other works.
So it is to be: August 26: Pete Brown’s Three Sheets to the Wind. Possibly at CBW, but Alex thinks he has a line on a very cool space for us to meet. Stay tuned, and read on.


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The idiom "alternative use of the Law", currently quite widespread in Latin America and adopted by legal services, was created in Catania, Italy, in 1972. Roberto Bergalli, a criminologist critic, expounds in an article with a broader content (Usos y riesgos de categorias conceptuales : conviene seguir empleando la expresion "uso alternativo del derecho" = Usage and risk of conceptual categories - should the idiom "alternative use of the law" still be used ?)the story , the context and the characteristics of the alternative use of the law in Italy.
In Europe, after World War II, the crisis of judicial mediation in social democracies stirred up deep thinking over the matter by judicial critics. As a matter of fact, in the late forties, Europe opened up to a new style of relation between the civilian society and the State, and constitutional law evolved toward more social and democratic considerations. Nevertheless, the traditional postulates of the rule of law (power division, distinction between lawyering and administration, separation between public and private affairs ...)together with the bases of economic democracy (open market)and political democracy (parties, parliament)started to decay. Moreover, economic concentration, political armed fights in the seventies and the loss of legitimity of the providence State after the first energy crisis severely challenged the three roles devoted to the law : social orientation, conflict settling, and recognition of power.
In the case of Italy, a left-side political culture favoured realism in normative interpretation. Besides, the novel practices of the judges is followed by answers from law theoreticians. Thus, the "Magistratura Democratica" current promoted reflections on the key questions of the judicial crisis, causing confusion in the interpretation of standards, and going astray from traditional exegetical practices. It was in this context that the Catania meeting took place (15th-17th May 1972), promoted by the law department of the Political Sciences Faculty. The productions worked out during this meeting were published under the title of "L’uso alternativo del diritto" ("Alternative use of the Law"), in two tomes. And the said idiom became widespread after this publication was issued.
During this period, which was quite decisive for the future of Italian democracy, a political violence strategy was initiated : the "strategia della tensione" (tension strategy)which started with a terorist attempt in 1969 and ended with the death of Aldo Moro in 1978. This situation gave birth to the dealing of terrorism with exceptional legal proceedings. Such climate showed the loss of the sense of righteousnes, which was no longer in a situation to bring any response to the capitalistic concentration and administrative centralisation processes, as violence rose and new paradigms emerged.
In front of this situation, the proposals of alternative use of the law were not limited to alternative practices. Extensive epistemologic work was performed, giving birth to new orientations for lawyers, whom the author terms "law theoretician judges", and "political lawyering functions". So far, the "Magistratura Democratica" has performed a huge work of law interpretation, to such a point that it is now considered as a "deputy to the political power". This pulls down the myth of apolitic magistrates, the latter being considered as just sticking to the dominating values. Confronted with the mediatisation and politisation of some famous trials, which degenerated into hasty judgements giving a scapegoat of some sort for public opinion, magistrates kicked back and proved the vanity of a State of Law.
The experience of the Italian judges was a contribution to better lawyering in the fields of administrative law, constitutional law, the penal code and the organisation of justice.
Roberto Bergalli a specialist of the juridical and judicial in Italy, is following the situation in Latin America closely. With this text, he aims at restoring the origins of the idiom "alternative use of the Law". His opinion is indeed that Latin-American legal sociology, who picked up the term, refer only to the French influence of "A Criticism of the Law", deeply marked by the structuralist movement. Apart from the theoretical aspect, analysis of the Italian movement is quite interesting, although dealt with in a few words and with lots of bibliographic references, as the author’s purpose is not to develop this topic but rather to provide a comparative frame for the study of the Latin-American situation.
Original card in French in Dph data base. The ’title/sub-title’ field corresponds to the ’translated title’ field in the French card.
The text of the Catania meeting : Pietro Barcellona (Ed.)"L’uso alternativo del diritto", 2 volumes, Roma-Bari : Laterza, 1973. Spanish version available : Barcelona, Fontamara, 1977.
Artigos e dossiês
BERGALLI, Roberto, Usos y riesgos de categorías conceptuales: conviene seguir empleando la expresión 'uso alternativo del derecho'?, ILSA in. El otro derecho, 1992/03/01 (Columbia)


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So much is written about legal issues relating to charities in Canada. In this article I try to distill the ten most important things you need to know about charity law in Canada.
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Do you require legal advice with respect to Canadian or Ontario non-profits or charities?
Mark Blumberg is a partner at the law firm of Blumberg Segal LLP in Toronto and works almost exclusively in the areas of non-profit and charity law.


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We warmly recommend the upcoming VIDC event “Lebanon – on the brink of War”.
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Department of Development Studies at the University of Vienna/VIDC
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While the war in Syria has disappeared from the headlines in Western media, its effects in Lebanon are omnipresent. With more than 1.5 million refugees from Syria and a major social, political and economic crisis, Lebanon has long been part of the conflict and war zones in the Arab world. In the face of this flight, social and social struggles in the country are exacerbated. They form part of what a comprehensive crisis in Lebanon means.At the political level, Saudi Arabia’s pressure on Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri at the end of last year was so great that he had to resign. Although Hariri is now back in office, this episode illustrates how unstable the political system in the country still is. Linked to this is the direct military involvement of the Lebanese Hezbollah in the war in Syria as an ally of the regime and its political weight in Lebanon. This has led to increased speculation in Israeli media over the recent months of an upcoming war Israel’s against Lebanon.At the same time, in the course of recent years, a diverse social movement in Lebanon has impressively demonstrated that political, social and economic crisis developments are not simply accepted. In view of these developments, what can mean social and political engagement in Lebanon under today’s conditions? How can the different lines of conflict be interpreted from a feminist perspective? In what ways are future military escalations inevitable?
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Astronomouse by Dr Frances Willmoth presents the story of the foundation and building of the Royal Observatory at Greenwich (1675-76), seeing it from the point of view of the local mouse population. While often puzzled by the strange behaviour of humans, the mice show great resourcefulness in adapting to their new surroundings.
The beautiful full-page illustrations by artist Audrey Sansick vividly convey the atmosphere of life on Greenwich Hill, and numerous smaller ones have been provided to complement the text.
TECHNICAL DATA: The book is 58 pages long and measures 170mm x 220mm. The cover illustrations are full colour. The interior illustrations are black and white line drawings. RRP £8.99 ISBN 978-1-5262-0605-3


It was wonderful to see so many residents attending the St. Paul’s Information Session on Financing held at the Senior Center on Tuesday night, both in person and by Zoom. Understanding the financing options and what we know about estimated construction costs is critical to a successful Public Opinion Poll on October 21st. Any resident who was unable to attend the meeting can view the video on our Village website. I would like to thank the Chairman of our Finance and Audit Committee, Mike Sullivan, our Treasurer, Irene Woo, and our Village Bond Counsel and Financial Advisors for all the work that went into the presentation. It provides residents with an overview of municipal bonding and how the Village could finance any St. Paul’s Project.
On Tuesday evening, October 3, at 6:30 p.m. you will hear from our consultants from Westerman Construction and Vakota Architecture as they discuss the preliminary cost estimates for possible projects, and our Village Counsel will address legal considerations as we move towards a decision on the St. Paul’s Main Building. The same format as Tuesday’s meeting will be used where residents are encouraged to submit questions by email to email@example.com prior to the session. This allows for the most comprehensive and informative session for residents. Questions will also be taken during the meeting, but only in writing with question cards we will provide or through firstname.lastname@example.org.
The St. Paul’s page on our Village website continues to be the best source of information relating to the St. Paul’s Public Opinion Poll and will provide you with cost estimates and financing information you can trust, as well as a wealth of additional information on St. Paul’s. Remember to check the FAQs page regularly where we will be providing answers to the many questions residents have.
ST. PAUL'S INFORMATION SESSION OCTOBER 3
There will be another St. Paul’s Information Session on Tuesday, October 3, 6:30 p.m. at the Senior Center and via Zoom. Topics include preliminary cost estimates and legal consideration, featuring Westerman Construction and Dakota Architecture representatives and Village Legal Counsel. If you have questions, email email@example.com or submit in person in the boxes located at Village Hall, the Library, or the Senior Center. Visit the St. Paul’s page for more information.
WELCOME VILLAGE CLERK KELLY GALANEK
We officially welcomed Kelly Galanek as our new Village Clerk this week. We thank Karen Altman for her many years of dedicated service to this Village and appreciate her extended consulting services to help Ms. Galanek with the transition. Ms. Galanek can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org or 516-465-4051.
RESIDENTIAL/BUSINESS WATER SERVICE LINE IDENTIFICATION SURVEY
As a reminder, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is requiring the Village Water Department to create an inventory of all water service line materials within the Village by October 2024. In order to more accurately review customer-side information, the Village is asking for residents/businesses to fill out a quick survey regarding the material of the water service line that is viewable by your incoming water service. Please complete this survey at your earliest convenience. Your participation will help the Village save resources in not having to review additional historical documentation as part of the lead service line identification program.
FIRE SAFETY PREVENTION DAY
Residents are invited to attend Garden City Fire Prevention Day and Open House on Sunday, October 15 at 12:30 p.m. at Fire Headquarters. This year’s theme is “Cooking safety starts with YOU! Pay attention to fire prevention” is the theme for Fire Prevention Week, which is celebrated October 8 - 14, 2023.
HAPPENING IN GARDEN CITY


The Indian Residential Settlement Agreement: A Milestone in Canadian History
The Indian Residential Settlement Agreement of 2007 is a significant milestone in Canadian history, marking the end of a long and dark chapter in the relationship between Indigenous peoples and the Canadian government. The agreement provided compensation and support for the survivors of residential schools, which were institutions created to assimilate Indigenous children into Canadian society.
The residential school system operated in Canada for over 150 years, with the last school closing in 1996. During this time, Indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and communities, sent to residential schools, and subjected to physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. The goal of the schools was to erase Indigenous culture and language and replace it with Western values and beliefs.
The Indian Residential Settlement Agreement was the result of years of negotiations between the Canadian government, Indigenous leaders, and survivors of residential schools. It provided compensation for survivors, including a Common Experience Payment of $10,000 for each survivor and an Independent Assessment Process for those who experienced severe abuse. In addition to compensation, the agreement also provided funding for healing and education programs, as well as supports for language and culture revitalization.
The settlement agreement was a significant step towards reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and the Canadian government. It acknowledged the harm that was done and provided support for survivors to heal and move forward. However, it is just one step in a long journey towards reconciliation.
As a country, Canada must continue to work towards addressing the ongoing impacts of residential schools and other colonial policies on Indigenous peoples. This includes addressing the gaps in healthcare, education, and other essential services that exist between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. It also means working towards implementing the calls to action put forward by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which include measures to address the ongoing effects of residential schools and ensure Indigenous peoples have control over their own communities and resources.
The Indian Residential Settlement Agreement is a reminder of the harm that was done to Indigenous peoples in Canada and the ongoing work that is necessary to achieve reconciliation. As Canadians, we must continue to learn about the history and ongoing impacts of colonialism on Indigenous peoples and work towards building a more just and equitable society.


St. Louis’ place in air-conditioning history
ST. LOUIS • The 1904 World’s Fair in Forest Park helped make the ice cream cone famous. It also introduced to a mass audience another cooling sensation that, oddly, never got much press.
The Missouri State Building, the host state’s own exhibition hall, had a large air-conditioning machine in the basement that cooled most of its rooms. The machine operated much like today’s central air-conditioning system in a typical American home — a system that has made oppressive heat such as we’ve seen this year much more bearable.
“That was the first time great numbers of ordinary people were exposed to the comfort of air conditioning,” said Bernard Nagengast of Sidney, Ohio.
Nagengast, an engineering consultant, said he had studied the history of refrigeration and air conditioning for four decades. He described the contribution of the World’s Fair to interior comfort in an article in 1999 for the ASHRAE Journal, a publication of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers in Atlanta.
His evidence is from the pages of an old trade publication, called Ice and Refrigeration, that discussed and explained the system in 1904. “That’s the only detail I have ever been able to find,” he said.
By 1904, mechanical refrigeration was an established, if exotic, technology. The Lemp and Anheuser-Busch breweries were making their own ice by the 1880s. At the century’s turn, commercial ice-making factories were common in larger cities. Anybody who worked in one of those plants, or who could sneak inside, knew the relief of artificially cooled air — especially in a place such as St. Louis.
But there is little in the local historical record about the fair’s contribution to air conditioning. The Missouri History Museum, repository of much information on the fair, has only a few fleeting references in its files. An online search turns up occasional one-sentence references, and they seem to be quoting each other.
David R. Francis, the former mayor and governor who was president of the fair, published a two-volume official record of its machinery and other items of interest. He described in detail the output of the fairground’s own ice-making factory. If he mentioned the air-conditioning system in the Missouri hall, it didn’t rate a place in the index or table of contents.
But an official book of photographs from the fair did note the cooling system, saying of the Missouri building, “A refrigeration plant installed in the basement has the capacity to reduce the temperature in the building to 70 degrees even when the mercury may be in the 90s outside.”
Ice and Refrigeration magazine said electric motors powered the compressor and the blower system’s main fan, which was 7 feet in diameter. The refrigerant was ammonia, which still is used in some large commercial-refrigeration systems. It cooled all of the rooms in the two-story building except the library and lavatories. United Iron Works Co. of Springfield, Mo., installed the machinery.
“Visitors, not aware that the building was artificially cooled, were struck with wonder and were unable to account for the very perceptible change felt in the temperatures,” said Ice and Refrigeration in its November 1904 edition.
The Missouri building was on Government Hill, near the site of today’s World’s Fair Pavilion. The building was destroyed by fire on Nov. 19, 1904, two weeks before the fair closed.
Nagengast said one reason why the Missouri building wasn’t more prominent in history might be that other air conditioners already had been installed in private settings. In 1902, the New York Stock Exchange and a printing plant in Brooklyn became air-conditioned.
Nagengast said some movie theaters and hotels were air-conditioned in 1917, and the first window air conditioners were sold in 1938. Air conditioning in private residences, at least in America’s steamy regions, became widespread by the 1970s.


I’m about to dig into the book “Wrestling Babylon” by Irv Muchnick. Mr. Muchnick has been on a number of media broadcasts discussing the murder/suicide story surrounding Chris Benoit, and has received some acclaim for his article/essay “Jimmy Snuka and the Groupie” (which discusses the controversial death of the Superfly’s girlfriend in the early 1980’s and the coverup that ensued).
Irv is also the nephew of legendary wrestling figure Sam Muchnick.
This book appears to be a collection of articles and essays from over the years. all whcih deal with the world of professional wrestling in way way or another. His writing has always been intelligent but bold, so I’ve been interested in this book since I first heard about it coming out. Regardless, if nothing else, I’m sure it won’t have any senseless typos like most wrestling books seen to have.
I’ll let you all know how it is. I’m also interested in the new book on the life of Frank “Bruiser Brody” Goodish.


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Saint Pachomius was born in about 292 AD in the Upper Thebaid in Egypt. As a twenty-year-old in 312 AD, he was inducted into the Roman army. The great kindness of Christians toward the soldiers at Thebes inspired his conversion subsequent to his military discharge. After being baptized, he became a disciple of the elder anchorite Palemon. There were many such hermits at that time, refugees from the decadent Roman Empire, who lived in the countless caves along the rimrock of the Upper Nile Valley. This was a solitary life of extreme austerity and total dedication to God, combining manual labor with unceasing prayer and study both day and night. Pachomius, however, recalling his experiences in military barracks, had the idea of gathering the local hermits together into a community to build a monastery on the banks of the Nile at Tabennisi (Gk CHNOBOSKEION). Thus in about 318 AD, Palemon helped him build a cell there and remained with him for a while. In a short time some 100 anchorites had joined Pachomius at Tabennisi, and in 320 AD he organized them on principles of communal living. The various writings in the Nag Hammadi Library doubtless represent texts from the resultant Pachomian library, brought to the community by this or that individual anchorite or novice. So renowned did the life of Pachomius and his monks become, that he was eventually obliged to establish ten other monasteries for men and two nunneries for women. Before his death in 346 AD, there were 7000 monks in his various houses, his Pachomian Order in the East lasting until the 11th century. St Pachomius must thus be credited with founding the Christian monastic movement, for the first time organizing male and female devotees into communities and writing down a Rule for them. (Both St Basil and St Benedict drew from his Rule in setting forth their own more famous ones.) Hence, although St Anthony is often regarded as the founder of monasticism, it was really St Pachomius who founded the cenobitic life.


|Thomas Wharton is a writer, a scholar and an explorer. Born in the city of Grande Prairie in northern
Alberta, Wharton has moved through a string of Alberta cities and towns, including Edmonton, Peace River and Calgary. Still,
it was living in Jasper that made the strongest impact on his life. "It was in Jasper that I decided I wanted to be a writer,"
says Wharton, "The town - its people, not just the setting - made a deep impression on me."|
Icefields is a story of adventure and discovery that unfolds amidst the stunning beauty of the Canadian
Rockies. Presented within the frame of a tourist guidebook, this novel records life in the mountains, as time and the coming
of the railroad slowly transform the settlement of Jasper from a place of myth and legend to a modern tourist town. Exhaustively
researched, this novel blends geology and poetry, fact and fiction, history and imagination. For all who have visited the
Canadian Rockies, Icefields is a chance to capture a piece of that magical atmosphere and bring it home, and for those
who haven’t, Icefields is chance to explore this vast territory.
Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best First Book on the Carribean and Canadian Region 1996; Henry Kriesel Award
for Best First Book 1996; Alberta Book Cover Award 1996; Banff National Park Award 1996; Grand Prize for Best Book Overall
at the Banff Mountain Book Festival 1995; Broadman Tasker 1997; Grant MacEwan College Book 1998-1999
Edmonton, for Salamander (McClelland & Stewart; distributed by Random House of Canada) (ISBN 0-7710-8833-7)
Thomas Wharton challenges our ideas of reading,
writing and human invention in this witty and challenging novel. Blending the best of modernism and post-modern storytelling,
Salamander playfully embraces a richly imagined world beyond the mundane.
"This is a stunning work of bookmaking. This
is not a novel. Nor, really short stories. It is more a prayer to the book muse."
—Chris O'Brien, Independently Reviewed,
"He remains one of the few Canadian writers to have been profiled in People magazine, and likely the only one to have
been photographed making a snow angel. What we have here is a wise, ecstatic, information-laden compendium on books and reading
coupled with a story on love, coping with death, and the reality of the imagined life."
—Gordon Morash, Prairie Books
Now, Fall/Winter 2004


Like any ancient book, the NT has a strange feel about it. It reports unusual events as well as strange customs. This naturally raises the question of whether we can trust what it tells us. These six statements of fact affirm that the NT can be trusted.
1. The books of the NT were recognized through a careful sifting process. The process stretched from the first to the fourth century. The catalysts for the formation of the NT were the use of Scripture in worship, the rise of false teaching (which necessitated identifying the authentic works), and persecution (which called for the burning of holy books-so one needed to know which those were!). The books included in the NT were those regarded as giving evidence of divine authority. Was it associated with an apostle? Was it in line with other authentic biblical books? Was it widely used and received? These were the questions used to identify the trustworthy and authoritative books of the NT.
2. The NT is based on reliable sources carefully used and faithfully transmitted. The Bible is both like other books and unlike them. Luke explained that he used sources (Lk 1:1-4). Jesus taught that the Spirit would help these apostles recall what Jesus taught them (Jn 14:25-26). To argue that the Bible is inspired by God does not dismiss the human elements that make up the book. What are the sources and how were they handled? The texts surrounding Jesus stress the role of eyewitnesses as the root of the tradition (see Lk 1:2). An apostolic association ensured the account's credibility.
The distance between event and recording is not great-less than a lifetime, a small distance of time by ancient standards. For example, the first-century Roman historians Livy and Dionysius of Halicarnassus were centuries removed from many of the events they chronicled. Judaism depended on the ability to pass things on with care from one generation to the next, recounting events with care. This does not exclude some variation, as is obvious by comparing the Gospel accounts or parallel accounts in 1 and 2 Samuel, l and 2 Kings, and 1 and 2 Chronicles. Judaism, and the Christianity that grew out of it, was a culture of memory. People memorized long liturgical prayers and more often than not worked from memory rather than from a written page. Anyone who has read a children's book again and again to his child knows that the mind is capable of absorbing vast amounts of wording and retaining it.
Finally the biblical text we have today basically reflects the text as it was originally produced. The NT has far better manuscript evidence than any other ancient document. Where most classical works, such as those of Plato, Herodotus, and Aristophanes, have from one to 20 manuscripts, the NT has about 5,400 Greek manuscripts that we can compare to determine the original wording, not to mention more than 8,000 ancient Latin manuscripts.
3. Assessing trustworthiness means understanding history's complexity. Differences in accounts do not necessarily equal contradiction, nor does subsequent reflection mean a denial of history. Events can be viewed from different angles or perspectives without forfeiting historicity. Thus the differences in the four Gospels enrich our appreciation of Jesus by giving us four perspectives on Him-Jesus in four dimensions, so to speak. Neither is reflection a denial of history. Sometimes the significance of a historical event, such as a football play, becomes clear only when we see successive events. History involves both what happened and its results. Trustworthiness simply affirms that the assessed account is an accurate portrayal of what took place and a credible explanation of what emerged, not that it is the only way the events in question were seen.
4. Trustworthiness demands not exhaustive but adequate knowledge of the topic. Sources are selective even when they are accurate. The Bible makes this point in John 21:25: "There are also many other things that Jesus did, which, if they were written one by one, I suppose not even the world itself could contain the books that would be written." When people call Scripture trustworthy, they are arguing that its testimony is not contrary to what happened and is sufficient to give us a meaningful understanding of God and His work for us (2 Tm 3:16-17). Speaking accurately is not the same as speaking exhaustively.
5. Archaeology teaches us to respect the content of Scripture. Archaeology seldom can prove that events took place. What it can show is that the details of an account, some of them incidental, fit the time and culture of the text. Archaeology also shows that we should be cautious in pointing out errors in the Bible merely because only the Bible attests to something.
For example, there was once debate about the description in John 5:2 of a pool with five porticoes in Jerusalem, called Bethesda or Bethsaida. Many questioned its existence despite its wide attestation in ancient tradition. Different spellings of the locale in the NT manuscript tradition added to the tendency by many to reject the claim. In 1871 a French architect, C. Mauss, was restoring an old church and found a cistern 30 meters away. Later excavations in 1957-1962 clarified that it consisted of two pools large enough to hold a sizable amount of water and people. Today virtually no one doubts the existence of John's pool.
6. The Bible's claim for miracles are plausible when one considers the response to resurrection claims. The events of the Gospels were recorded within the lifetime of several of those who claimed to have observed them. Perhaps the greatest evidence for the resurrection is the change and reaction of those who testified to it. They disciples openly admitted that they had no formal training and for a long period were shockingly inept at responding to Jesus. Yet they become courageous leaders. They stood firm in the face of the threat of death and rejection by the Jewish leaders who resisted them. This did not involve one or two people but a whole host of leaders who left their mark on history, notably the former chief persecutor of the church, Paul. Both Peter and he, along with others such as the Lord's brother James, died for their belief in Jesus' resurrection.
Extracted from the Apologetics Study Bible.


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The Autobiography of Malcolm X continues to contain poignant lessons that still benefit many of us today. For example, while we continue to celebrate the success of Black Panther, Malcolm spoke of the ‘Wakanda moment’ black people experienced over 80 years ago:
“On June 27 of that year, 1937, Joe Louis knocked out James J. Braddock to become heavyweight champion of the world. And all the Negroes in Lansing, like Negroes everywhere, went wildly happy with the greatest celebration of race pride our generation had ever known. Every Negro boy old enough to walk wanted to be the next Brown Bomber.”
Is the fact that we are still celebrating for similar reasons, 81 years later, an endorsement of the progress made for black people – Africans, African-Americans and African-Caribbeans in the West in particular – or an indictment due to a lack of it?
 Haley, A: ‘The Autobiography of Malcolm X’, Chapter 2: Mascot, p.24, Ballantine, 1964


American alt rock band, Dinosaur Jr.—which came to prominence in
and '90s—has a history that runs deep and many untold stories to tell.
Those stories will be published as a coffee table book, to be released
later this year, which promises to share a "unique oral history of the
first thirty years of the band." The book, called
'Dinosaur Jr. by Dinosaur Jr.' (arriving via Rocket 88 Books) will
include tales from band members J Mascis, Lou Barlow and Murph, as well as their closest friends,
never-before-seen photos and other memorabilia. Dinosaur Jr. fans—you're
gonna tear this up.


June 30, 1921 - July 10, 2020
Mrs. Wallace "Jane" Horn, Sr Mrs. Horn, born June 30, 1921 in Anniston, Alabama, died July 10, 2020 in Birmingham. Her maiden name was Ruth O. Carroll and she was one of 6 children of the late Lon J. and Maude Carroll. She met Wallace in 1938 and they subsequently married in August 1939. Since Wallace was from Oxford, she and Wallace resided there until moving to Kirkwood By The River, a retirement center in Birmingham, in 2005. She and Wallace had 3 children, Diane, Jimmy and Wallace Jr. She was with the Oxford School system for 23 years. Additionally, she was quite active in Parent Teachers Association throughout the children’s school years, acquiring a total of 26 years in this organization. She also served in other school functions. She was active with the Oxford Library, and was on the Library Board for 22 years. While in Oxford, she was a member of First Baptist Church, and held various offices in her Sunday school class. She was preceded in death by her husband of 70 years, Wallace Sr. and granddaughter, Jessica Loyed. She is survived by her daughter, Diane Horn McCain and Jim; son, James Murroe Horn and Gail; son, William Wallace Horn, Jr. and Mona; grandchildren, Phillip McCain, Daniel Horn, Brandon Mullis and Jennifer Raggi. Graveside service will be at 11:00, Monday, July 13 at Oxford Memorial Gardens with Rev. Jim McCain officiating. Pall bearers will be family and friends. The family thanks the staff at Kirkwood By The River for their excellent care, and gives a very special thanks to Chaplain Richard Hannah, and Ricky and Mary Ann Stone. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to First Baptist Church, Oxford. Personal condolences may be sent to www.millerfuneralhomeoxford.com.
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"Choice" means you can choose Life, or ... what is the other choice?
Set in Austin, Texas in the 1990's, INNOCENTS is a designed
contrast between the extraordinary efforts many will give to protect
animal life and the environment, and the uncaring loss of millions of
unborn children, the true innocents, through abortion.
In days when abortion is arguably the single greatest social
and emotional issue in our nation, INNOCENTS rings out a clear demand
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World Book Day - 4 March 2021
World Book Day - 4 March 2021 was celebrated just as enthusiastically this year, both for those at school and those working at home.
At Launde, we had a super day on Thursday dressing up as our favourite book characters and designing potatoes as book characters. The staff were extremely impressed with the creativity shown. Staff joined in the fun in KS1 by recording stories fully masked and the children were set the challenge of guessing who they were. In KS2, there were many activities taking place, really reminding us all of the importance of reading and the place it takes at the heart of all learning.
'The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more you learn, the more places you’ll go.'— Dr. Seuss


By Marlene Gale
I was the youngest in the family and wanted to learn my history, as most of the great grandparents and grandparents were gone before I was old enough to meet them. My Parents, Aunt, and Uncles on my fathers side told of the mystery of my Great Grandfather George Paterson McGregor who came from Scotland to Nebraska, USA, about 1878, but died and was buried in Salt Lake City in 1891. They did not know why he was there, how he got there, and why the family was still on the farm in Hayes County. They talked of him joining the harvesters in Nebraska and making their way to SLC, but I felt that was a long way from Nebraska. So I decided to do the research and find his story.
George Paterson McGregor was born 11 Feb 1840 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He was the 7th child of the 12 children James and Margaret (Taylor) McGregor and since Margaret was the 2nd wife, James had 20 children in all, but many had died.
On 16 Nov 1860, George married Elizabeth Bell McNaught, born 4 Nov 1844. They had 4 children, with one (Margeret) surviving by the early 1870’s when they chose to leave Scotland and go to Ontario, Canada, where they had two sons. By 1878 they had a set of twins, but lost them. Soon after, they went to America.
In 1880 the George McGregor family settled in Cass County, Nebraska, in a little village named South Bend. They purchased a small acreage on the edge of town with a nice log cabin and farm there. About 1886 or 1887, they sold the property back to the man that sold it to them and moved away to Hayes County, Nebraska, leaving their oldest daughter, Margaret, in nearby Weeping Water because she had married in 1885. George applied for Citizenship (having filed his first papers in Cass County) and chose the land that he would Homestead.
He set out to own 160 acres near Elmer, Antelope Precinct, Hayes County, Nebraska. They built their home and farmed the land having great success with their crops at first. In the summer of 1890, however, the rains didn’t come and the farmers were worried that there would be no crops. Finally there was rain, but sadly also hail. The Hayes County Republican published this on Thursday, June 5, 1890: “We regret to say that several in the west part of the county have suffered greatly from hail the last week, several have lost almost their entire crop. Stephen Thompson lost 21 shoats, 150 apple trees, besides all his corn must be replanted and the wheat will be more or less damaged. Also, several hail stones struck Everett Omstead’s house that came through the sod and board roof which were as large as a teacup, the windows on the west of his house were all knocked out. We have not heard of all the damage done, yet.”
In the Hayes County Times newspaper of Sept. 24, 1890 The land office at McCook, Nebraska gave note that George P. McGregor had filed notice of his intention to make final five year proof in support of his tree claim and that said proof would be made before Judge John Wilson, county judge of Hayes County, Nebraska at Hayes Centere, Nebraska on Saturday, October 18, 1890.
By fall there were notices in the newspapers saying the men could go elsewhere to find work, as long as the rest of the family stayed on the homestead. Letters were written to the newspapers telling of others that had found work. One such letter was printed by the Hayes County Republican on Thursday, November 13, 1890 from J.W. Theovalt. He told of the work available in Denver Colorado.
In the Hayes County Republican on Wednesday, January 1, 1891 they report this: “G. P McGregor of Antelope precinct, returned from Denver, Colorado last week where he has been at work for several months. Mr. McGregor says Denver is a fine city to work in, but is overdone at present”
Sometime after that, George went to Salt Lake City where his mother-in-law, Agnes Arbuckle lived. We believe he went there to find work to support his family that was still in Hayes County.
The family received notice the last week of July & it was published in the Hayes County Times, August 5, 1891 that “Mrs. G.P. McGregor, of Antelope precinct, received the sad news, last week, that Mr. McGregor had died and was buried at Salt lake City, Utah. Mr. McGregor had been working at the above city since the first of the year & was taken sick and died within three days. The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of all who know them.”
The family was told that George got hungry while working on a hot July day and he ate a green apple or two. Within hours he got sick and died in 3 days. (When my Father told me that, I replied that no one dies from eating green apples, so I ordered the death certificate to prove it wrong. Well, I certainly lost that bet!)
Both the Hayes County Republican and the Hayes County Times, published the obituary of George Paterson McGregor: “McGregor–Died at Salt Lake City, Utah, on Monday, July 27, 1891, Mr. George P. McGregor, aged 51 years, of Antelope Precinct, Hayes County, Neb. Mr McGregor has been a resident of Hayes County for the past five years, being one of the first to make a permanent residence in the western part of the county. He had been at work in Salt Lake for the past three months and the first intimation of his condition was a telegram announcing his death.
The following resolutions were adopted by Mount Pleasant Sabbath School:
Whereas, the all wise God, the great ruler of the universe, has seen fit in his infinite wisdom to call our fellow worker and former Superintendent, George P. McGregor, from this life to where we believe to be a better and happier life beyond. Therefore, be it.
Resolved, That in his death this Sabbath School has lost a true friend and worthy member, the community a worthy and respected citizen, and his family a kind husband and father.
Resolved, That we as members of Mount Pleasant Sabbath School extend our kindest sympathies to the bereaved family and humbly bow to the will of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be presented to the bereaved family, also to the Hayes County Times and Republican for publication.”
The cause of death was listed as: Cholera Morbus
Cause of Death
Cholera Morbus: A gastrointestinal disturbance characterized by abdominal pain, diarrhea, and sometimes vomiting. Resembles Cholera, common in hot weather in the summer and autumn, and was associated with eating too many green apples.


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Enid Blyton (played by Helena Bonham Carter) was born in the early years of the twentieth century in England. As a young child she is a very happy girl, living an idyllic existence with her two brothers and her parents. When she is about 10 years old, to ease her brothers’ anxiety when they hear their parents arguing, Enid begins to tell them stories from her imagination. Then to her dismay her father abruptly leaves the family and Enid’s mother is left to bring up the children on her own. Enid is totally traumatised by the change and she relies more and more on her imaginary world, where she feels safe from the hurt she feels. She begins to write her stories down and when she is a young woman, she leaves home to train to become a teacher. She starts to send her manuscripts to publishers in the hope that one may like her work. After months of refusals, she is invited to meet a publiser and here she meets Hugh Pollock (played by Matthew Macfadyen). After a courtship, she and Hugh marry and they settle into family life, having two daughters. Through all this, Enid continues to write and produces hundreds of books. However, although she is adored by children everywhere she is quite distant from her own daughters, preferring her imaginary world and the image she has built with her happy readers. Hugh is mystified by this because to him she is becoming more and more cold, busines-like and insensitive. A few years later, Hugh goes to do his duty in World War II and Enid feels totally abandoned once again. Both she and Hugh find solace with others and their marriage feels the strain. Enid eventually meets Kenneth Waters (by Denis Lawson) through her friend Dorothy (by Claire Rushbrook). She forms a strong relationship with him and still continues to write prolifically – to her, life continues to be full of adventure and magical times – but to the rest of the world she is clearly falling into the grip of dementia. This is the story of her writing and her life, leading to her eventual death in 1968.
This is a good, watchable drama. Helen Bonham Carter inhabits Enid, she is marvellous in such a multi-dimensional role. Matthew Mcfadyen is a strong support, as are Denis Lawson and Claire Rushbrook. The cinematography is well done, the setting is predominantly in 1930’s and 1940’s England which is depicted nicely. There are short passages of hallucinations and memories that are beautifully integtrated with the main story – but these are not overdone at all. It is fascinating to watch this woman Enid Blyton – she is clearly totally traumatised from a young age, so much so that her body virtually stopped developing at the time her father disappeared, so she remained a 12 year old for ever – both physically and in some parts of her intellect – which reflects in the way she is totally self-absorbed, her insensitive interactions with people and her failure to form meaningful relationships. Helena Bonham Carter maintains the focus throughout the movie and for her performance she was awarded an Emmy Award in 2010 for Best Performance by an Actress. It’s a good, solid movie.
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“This ain’t your world. You don’t have any friends out here. Not real ones. No one out here cares about nothin’ but where their next drink or fix is comin’ from. That, or they were born too messed up in the head to even understand what friendship is. Remember that. You can’t trust nobody. You can’t rely on no one but yourself.”
Fourteen-year-old Sean Pennington never thought he’d find himself riding on an open train car in the middle of the night. He never thought he’d find himself alone. He never thought he’d be running for his life.
In the spring of 2015 Sean Pennington’s world of comfort and privilege is shattered and he becomes a ward of the state. Thrust into a broken foster care system, he discovers the harsh realities of orphanhood. Lonely, confused, and tormented by his peers, he runs away, intending to locate his only living relative; a grandfather he’s never met, who his only connection with is a return address on a crumpled envelope. Enter Andrea, a modern day hobo Sean meets at a California homeless encampment. Andrea travels the country by rail, stowing away on shipping container cars with other transients calling themselves traveling kids. Though battling her own demons, road-savvy Andrea promises to help Sean on his quest, but can she protect him from the unpredictable and often violent world she lives in?
Born into slavery, Henry’s young life is spent working in tobacco drying sheds on Missouri plantations. Freed at the onset of the Civil War, he’s alone, starving, and on the run from Confederate militiamen.
Five years later, Clara Hanfield, the daughter of a powerful New York shipping magnate, escapes her tyrannical father and travels west in pursuit of John Elliot, the man she loves. John, a U.S. Army lieutenant, was sent to the Dakota Territory where he discovers a government conspiracy to incite an all-out war with the Indians; a war meant to finally eliminate them as an obstacle to the westward expansion.
Henry finds himself caught in the middle.
Aided by Clara, John, and his Cheyenne ally, Standing Elk, Henry must battle hatred, greed, and the ghosts of his past during this turbulent and troubling time in American history.
Nineteen-year-old Chris Shafer and seventeen-year-old Allie Laughton came from similar backgrounds of neglect and indifference. Chris spent his childhood desperately trying to gain his alcoholic parents’ love. Allie was dragged through an ugly divorce before narrowly escaping being molested by her mother’s new boyfriend.
A chance meeting draws the two together and Allie is quickly caught up in Chris’ new-found lifestyle. Plagued by poor choices, Chris sets into motion a chain of events that drags them deeper into the murky world of meth. Ultimately pursued by both the police and Chris’ volatile tempered drug dealer, Mick, Chris and Allie are forced to confront their only real enemy: themselves.
Centuries after a cataclysmic event drastically changed the world, fifteen-year-old Zack McQueen stumbles upon a cave filled with relics from a nearly forgotten era. Relics that could both reshape his destiny and forever change the future for all living things. Returning home, he finds his town in ruins and his loved ones missing. Vowing to find them, he embarks on an epic journey of danger, love, and self-discovery that will take him to places that he’d never imagined possible.


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THE ACATHISTOS CYCLEClose
The scenes of Life of the Mother of God with its miracles and narrative details are depicted in the most poetic cycle – Great Acathistos – on the fourth tier of wall painting. The Acathistos (Greek: "unseated hymn") to the Mother of God was created in Byzantium in the 6th century. The name derives from the fact that during the chanting of the hymn it is expected to remain standing in reverence, without sitting down.
The Acathistos comprises of twenty five verses: thirteen kontakion and twelve oikos. The first twelve songs of the Acathistos present the main events of the evangelical history, from the Annunciation to the Presentation and illustrated similar to traditional iconographic scenes. They are depicted on the southern wall of the Assumption Cathedral, starting with the first kontakion “Unto the Defender General the dues of victory…”
This cycle is continued on the northern part of the western wall and further on the northern wall, describing the second – symbolic and dogmatic half of the Acathistos. The final composition of this cycle is dedicated to the famous thirteenth kontakion illustratingthe veneration of the icon of Our Lady of Vladimir, containing the prayer "O All-Hymned Mother… rescue us all from every calamity, and deliver from future torment…"


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Throughout the novel, the aim of the migrants, the key to their triumph, has been to unite. Hundreds of 1000’s of migrants fled to the promised land of California, however Steinbeck was aware that numbers alone had been impersonal and lacked the eagerness he desired to spread. Steinbeck created the intercalary chapters to show the huge numbers of individuals struggling, and he created the Joad household to evoke compassion from readers. Because readers come to sympathize with the Joads, they turn into more sensitive to the struggles of migrants normally. However, John Steinbeck frequently made clear that the Joads weren’t an isolated incident; they were not distinctive.


Between 1788 and 1853, approximately 25,000 women were transported to Australia for their crimes. Around half were sent to Van Diemen’s Land with most of the female convicts spending time in one of five prisons, or ‘female factories’ as they were known at the time.
From 1833 until 1853, the hardest of convicted British male criminals – those who were secondary offenders having re-offended after their arrival in Australia – were housed at Port Arthur. The settlement at Port Arthur started as a timber station in 1830 and was named after George Arthur, the Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen’s Land but it is best known for being a penal colony. Rebellious personalities from other convict stations were sent to Port Arthur…. a quite undesirable punishment. In addition, Port Arthur had some of the strictest security measures of the British penal system.
Between 1830 and 1877, about 12,500 convicts were imprisoned at Port Arthur, on the shores of a beautiful bay and set against the tranquil hills and forests of the Tasman Peninsula.
On my recent trip to Hobart, I was able to visit the Cascades Female Factory and explore the site which consists of three of the original factory yards as sadly, unused yards were sold to other government institutions many decades ago. Thousands of women and their children would have once lived within these walls. The heritage tour provided detailed information about the daily reform and punishment of the female convicts, the class system and the method of being assigned or hired as servants in the local area. The dramatised play vividly portrayed the way society at the time viewed and treated women, especially those whose morality was compromised by crime. Convict Lives tells the stories of some of the women who came through the forbidding gates, with three books in the series to date: Cascades Female Factory, Ross Female Factory and Launceston Female Factory.
Do you ever wonder about some of the offences that were committed by the convicts who spent their time as prisoners in Van Diemen’s Land? Many were straightforward offences but sometimes a recorded offence can seem a little out of the ordinary. An excellent publication, Caught in the Act, details some of the trivial ‘offences’ which could barely be considered as an offence in the first place.
For example, Richard Aspden who arrived in Van Diemen’s Land in 1830 having been transported for fourteen years for stealing a pair of boots and other previous convictions. He committed a number of trafficking offences in the colony and was sent to Port Arthur in 1836 for absconding. A reference in 1834 on 23 June states: ‘Whilst in the No. 2 chain gang…. having lollypops [sic] in his possession for the purpose of trafficking…. he was reprimanded.’
Still in the chain gang in October of the same year, Richard set fire – whilst drunk – to the bedding which was delivered out to him for use. For this, he received 80 lashes.
It would appear that the criminal system has changed over the last two centuries – in some good ways and some not so good….


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