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a to redera edtorf ommunid that, to commence aspei
on the lst Jampusy pox., we shall publish in impo
Seonspienon, plaw a column of Wisbe and ored
PBsaonr bve tieATIOnS, std the rate of turn
caUU wuu Lias. Our reason for doing this Chroe
is, to put a fneiupm of communication within tine J
4 tho reach of every one, no matter bow limited bum,
in means: The-MORINrG STAR having a large in c
cireulatlen, will afford an available channel augu
hwho1Uth advertisements, and the rates being gam'
aregulated by the actual amount of mat- kind
Si.rted, eiiconeomy-ean-be consuanlted to any of
t"isst: - -.It
' ' We shall also from the same date insert mar- the
riage and death notices at the same rate-Ten falle
Cents per IAne.. here
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ST. THEEasA's PREiBYTERY.-We under- marl
; ,stand that the condition of -the-residence amo
fog clergymen attached to St. Theresa's ma4
Cerceh is quite dangerous, and necessitates itsel
some immediate repairs. For this purpose fout
R ev. Father Kenny is obliged to appeal to had
his friends for assistance, and to-day .ia
(Christmas) an extraordinary collection Itoli
S will be--taken in St. Theresa's Church in des(
this behalf. Besides this there will be a but
grand tombola, to be drawn on the 6th of isit
January next comprising a great variety of uev
articles. We are told that nearly every one has
of of the articles is worth much more than the cusl
--price of a ticket, thus rendering the chance we
of winning quite attractive. The reason of neg
this profusion of prizes is that so great a thel
number of valuable article1 was left over wit
trqm the recent fair held in that parish. pie.
The splendid sewing machine, won by toY
ticket 138, will probably be among the
- number, as the lucky'winner has not called the
forit, and if he should not do soduring the lett
'ooring week, it will .be considered as do- stew
mated by him for this purpose. Hard as be
are the times, a generous response will no ma,
doubt follow Father Kenny's appeal. abc
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-The highly
· important event of establishing an ecclesi
astical Seminary for the Archdiocese took
l~ace last Sunday afternoon, the building
bbing blessed with the imposing ceremonial to
of the Church. After an eloquent address to
from Rev. Father Millet, followed by Ben- I
edletion of the Blessed Sacrament in the
church of St. Mary, the assembled multi
tade, headed by the Rev. clergy, marched tin
in procession to the new building, occupy- mi
Aiung-the well-known site of the old Ursuline *
clutrcl. This is located upon the same
square with the Archiepiscopal church and he
Sretaspge, connected with which are ample de
grounds. A more de'irable" location: for tea
,-,, rposa cold not be found in the State. ap
" TElKA.--Fifty-two c-indidates received tin
the holy eiaerament of Confirmation at the col
hands of the Right Rev. Bishop Dubuise, in she
the Cathedral of Galveston, on the Feast
of thile Immaculate Conception, on the 8th an
of Dec. inst. Several converts were among ca
the number. inl
Tan. FRENCU BAZAAR.-This entertain- pr
meonthras been blessed with marked success, tl
and has afforded one of the most agreeable cl
resorts for an evening ever opened to the jo
New Orleans public. Its object is so ca
charitable that we may well rejoice at its co
happy results.
CATuoLc SERVICEs.-The Right Rev.
Bishop Gibbotns, of the Catholic Church, tl
held services in the Court-house, in Tar
boreo', on Sutclay last. The learned divine
iWas assistttd by Father T.uvnshend, and re
preached ai iott powerful se."erln, both day hi
and nightf to large andl attieutive congre
gations. h'!,e tollt-o was almost lit
erally packd.l and every one -asU particu
larly imnprre.l " with the cloquence, piety
and power ., s,- Itislhop. li tLit conn ec
tion, we atl- h,,l et, learn thial th] proe ltct
of hitt.eiti*ii; ., thtietti church in this pkici
]luh s hIt 1 ,.t- i.. tt. i ll , lh oagh tie ilittu-t -
S there unw I, loa-:rl. a lrahillily of the I
speedy tr-ctlc, ll ot'a hut e l ,t" wolrship. Iy i
S these rem lt it i' lt : an i -.u t b 1.
th ai i rFectlllanlce to t ie c ri t(ll .ic , le )n i "
I. it lrne tiat tiis uI oltll, itil y i- It,.il, t g to ti I'
erblatr;nceto tile Cath 'lii l 1i eiri" il W'ih n ia l hl-ro
tnre Catholic Sisters of Clii ity o , u lai, tll r I . WaS it ill
the ,altlk-i l e tle ,l-ld a ld alitOI oil" .ietit. wh . l , uglt in,
Sthl ' ilat 2iap,.iool _wao ,i Wt n A"lxli.td-r alll thle
Alijid liint and i'rintc enterd P'ar(s, t.ey i.)t-d and,
tetdlircd ipecial thanks to thete Sitters. Were they
unplepular amoog Union 0n1d Confheeicrate oetldi-ralt Are
rey inp opTular aeopg thle contestants on tlle plalns tof
Franlce to-day I ut we know wh-ere thley arte Iunotlu
e.alamong bigots, who Uenvy their God-llike drid-
•rhey h dvono t allllnc" c/| ll l),t · emla'te Ithe bor ic Si - i
teri o" Cllirit -a:ll d hi nt tie e till- I1 tt.tllll o otd
which orte-ly atntribute thue tnpoiul.rity of tho "l dea
connesaes" to a falte cause
We return ur oura-knowlr~lmlent to brother Andall I
for alt invitationl to t li tehrary and lusicl elntrtain.
nait to be f vea at taIrtllo neie oi.en Whedeirdayl, thl
tlt I. iretosera, byh n tle i bthl ee f tile `r t l iloeathlic
- lthiey- and te *la Philhth contltlic Cl ie of St. pMaryl
Crile. Tlo r iroegramlue i n tch that it ril ntrr d the
* t:ti p etil ou-n. frol its tai-iety, tlnt erxcll.,uto ltllortut
l fiy ie diplayilng thittr partt. the viiailttr. wilt ihatt
s c" l it-- of gtttiblg a s ilh r pitcther as ll te ti, cLets
hrl tfabereI, and thue bolder of tie lucky nuither will
tWeit ois rigna oe It tis prtting God
L to ae-n one's aeltanud one's gicti
• $~ zteo etlg0 lvrp~~ea l i lkt
rss see,
an oossion of rejoiclgand sersgi-maklng. will
When the firt-born ups of a king is an- beyo
nouzced, the -whole >ation u tpresses its stanl
congratulations and puts on the holiday most
aspeMgted for an event so auspicious and are
important; throughout the life of' an hon- crow
ored sovereign his people recognize the re- soles
turn o.his birthday with general rejoicing. pom
Christ'is the eldest son, the heir of the it th
throne, the living King. His advent was Ai
the greatest blessing that had befallen the high
human race since the creation, and whether diate
in consideration: of the honors due to His thre
august msjesty, or of the immeasurable o'ck
grace that ilis birth brought upon man- high
kind, it is fitting that the anniversary of Si
that great event should be made an epoch higl
of gladness and festivity. -. - .. as
It is really surprising how universally usIu
the custom is maintained. Nations have and
fallen away from the faith, and become 1
heretic, individuals have grown skep- higl
tical or infidel, communities have lost all o'cl,
marks of Christianity except the name, yet S
among them all the old Catholic custom of a.,
making Christmas a great festival maintains uut
itself in full vigor. This shows how pro- at I
foundly the veneration of the ages of Faith i
had made its impress upon the popular at I
'art. It is true that in many places the this
holiday character of the occasion hiss been &
desecrated by intemperance and excess; o'cl
but even its abuse gives evidence of its ex, k
istence and of its antiquity. We have the
never heard of more thatn one race which ani
e has to some extent forgotten this ancient k
e custom. The Puritans of New England, o'cl
e we are told, treat Christmas with open o'cl
f neglect,'and substitute, as the natal day of vet
a their religion, the executive thanksgiving, A
r with its hallowed associations of pumpkin A.
* pie. . The exception, however, but serves sio
y to'establish the rule.
° Even among some'very good Catholics, op,
d though, the feitival is honored'more in the me
° letter than the spirit of its institution. In- th
stead of being .a feast of brotherly love, it chi
e becomes one of selfish indulgence. Home is 4
o made gay with the Christmas tree, the mi
abounding luxuries, the hospitable wel
come, the glowing fires and the flashing dr
lights, but the widow and orphan around
k the corner are left to their poverty and sor- mi
rows. The heart warmth commences and the
ends at home. It is not enthusiastic enough
to overflow and spread its blessings upon
neighboring misfortune.
But there are many with whom wishing TI
." a " merry Christmas" means something. It of
is not a mere formula of words, but a sen
timent of the heart, and they are deter- w
mined that, so far as in them lies, it shall T1
" be a merry and happy time for all. They si,
Is cannot enjoy the good things which God at
ed has given them if they kifow of misery and
destitution within their reach without at- a
tempting to throw a few ,gleams of light to
apon its darkness. They wish all to enjoy e
ld the occasion because they honor the event m
he commemorated, and desire that everybody te
in should do the same.
ist The present Christmas does not dawn as w
th auspiciously as has sometimes been the 21
ug case. War, with all its woes, turns joy w
into weeping in two great nations. In our t
own country, commercial distress and ap- cI
n- prehension cast a shadow of adversity over tI
as, the whole population. Yet, even amid the
e clash of arms, true hearts will turn with p
he joy and hope to the God of peace, and the p
is cares of povterty will find a solace at the c,
its comfortless crib where the Lord of all b
wealth laid that wealth aside with contempt.
iv. Whether we be as rich as the Kings from If
ch, the East or as poor as the shepherds who ri
ar- watched on the neigll,oring hills, all can i,
d rejoice and say, " Glory to God in the i
lay highest and on earth peace to men of good o
re- well." t
n- INTERESTING ITE.MS.-L"PicCadtdilly," the
Ste iLondon correIspondeint 4,, the Neiw York I
4c4t ilorld, in ione of hi. ite lehtters says: .
a H1-r e ire three iti mtI~ ,.f a rathv p,.aiar
:'i, int r4.ng cl ,-hrct.r. Thl Ih .PHp oI
the 1' ri .., n of 4th ,at14 L rt ,., dwi. ..; : d
li . ,n , ,i th4 l'lpi- ','oi.ld C ht er ' in '- I, I
It . t i '1 tiiI L the wI t 14.l4,4 r 4 l" : is |* 4o.441
" o : . ti:-iou. i, e." t [ieis ue-'ri n'c,
4.i it".i4 4 i h4,"
, ... , ... A iii., 1itive of the ablest Ho lIn
S .. a '. -:r 4:le I nigllht,'r 4 4a . iro,1tiii t'aiueih,
,i ... 1. for its lhi.ty. It I,4as 144e( de
,r , .! (~ twueen Lodl Granville ani Arch
b b44,t Mnning), with th1 , apI11robaLtion of
it itho QUtecn, to Iliappoint Lotrd lowardl, of1
hn Gloisop, uncle of the )Duke of Norliolk, as
a nd thel English relresentative at the Eur ,pean
' CongresLs regaidiing the RomanUI question.
IIAre EIOSTEHIOUS DIS.RESs.-TIIO diitcess
nO of the New York Observ'er, says the New
ot Yo'rk _erald, touclhiti the movements of
S cert44in Catholic democrats of tlhis city in
bthnit of the t442l1oral rights i. hie Pope.
*d Let ou4r alarmed uti-Papist :tlltemporary
be assured that there is no great danger
fromnt these "P'alist demonstrations" atnd
altr no cause to fear the downfall ofthe Ameri
rtnain. Cu eagle or the prostration of our liberties
,the under tihe foot of the Pope.
lary The Iron Cros, so m ull4llth -oveted by the i'runsain sol
I the dh1i, Ilna Just been aaided to a Catholic priest, who
ort. was at thle frout (luritlg thirty-aix ,4hour of tle fearfuI
4a 1 fuil 1,.title of Roaoodrille. tVhtrever Iurnin words
ckets woulhd inspiire his division, there h1 wa4 lith4 his anu.
r will thor(itiatiw cloquence, that seemoed to give new life to
his adhiyte flock.
God Listen if you would learn; be silent if
-you would be safe.
_ . .
seen *1a~ ths
will be' celebrated 'at t !!!t
beyond doubt it will b they
stances of splendor and at will nates
most fitly: do honor to/the~ lon. We prefe
are conAdent that the charches will-,be. penn
ore rded, and that the day will be most sease
solemnly ushered in with that religious niary
pomp which has from olden times given to retul
it the name of Christ's Mass or Christmas, stapl
AtS B. Alphonsus' there will be solemn as. a
high mass at pmidnight, with sermon, imme- to m'
diately followed by a low mass. At 6 A. x. poor
three masses; 71 o'clock, usual mass; 8} oath
o'clock, children's mass; 10 o'clock, solemn In
high mass and sermon. is at
St. Mary's (Fourth District).-Midnight and
high mass and sermon, followed by low prec
mass; 6 o'clock, three masses; 8 o'clock, feria
usual mass; 10 o'clock, solemn high mass oris5
and sermon. cons
Notre Dame.-At 6 o'clock A. xi., solemn dest
high mass followed by two low masses; 10 the
o'clock, L.igh mass and sermon. noul
St. .Michael's.--High mass at 5 o'clock A. blo,
F ., followed by a succession of low masses hubl
until'8 o'clock, and high mass with sermon clill
at 10 o'clock. .sup
St. Francis of Sales.-Soletnn high mass
Sat mildnight; another at G6 o'clock, and a 't
third at 9 o'clock, can
I St. Jolhn the .Baptist.-First mass at 4 mig
o'clock ; high mass and sermonu at 10 o'c!ock. nt'"
St. Theresa.-Solemu midnight high mass; sur]
the other masses as on Sanday, viz: at 7, 8 Teri
Sand 10 o'clock. - sid
t St. Patrick.-Solemn high mass at 4} mal
o'clock; succession of low masses until 8} alit
3 o'clock; high mass and sermon at 10 o'clock; loo
f vespers and beuedictivn at 4 .. sP . M.
, St.Joscph.-Solemn high mass at 4 o'clock hat
I A. M.; other masses as usuad on this occa- aut
a sion. ant
Jesuits'.-Solemn midnight dpass, doors ert,
s, opened at 11i o'clock; low masses to com- hin
e mence at 4 o'clock, and be continued till cot
the high mass at 10'clotk. The crib at this all;
it church is of great beauty. art
Is Cathedral.-Midnight high mass; other sty
e ma-ses as usual on this occasion. coT
I- St. Mary's (Bishop's).-Same as at Cathe- tra
g dal. old
1 St. Ann's.-- igh mass at 41 o'clock; low nal
- mass at 7 o'clock ; high mass as usual in bet
d the morning. tht
1 St. .Pter's.-First mass at 5 o'clock. to
na agi
SCENE IN THs E CATHEDRAL T AMaENs.- dj
,g The followinugis an extract from a letter co:
It of a correspondent to the London Stand- rot
ard : any
_ I the evening I went to the cathedral to ter
ll witness the last service of the Triduum.
The light of the old lamnps gave an impres
y sion of still greater size to the cathedral, sti
,d. and seemed to increase- its massive pro- po
id portions foutrfold. What conveyed to me ,
a most perfect idea of the immense space
Wt- as the distitut effect of the huge bell. It A I
lit took some time to realise t kt it was in timhe an
belfry of the church, and not at the other br
Send of the town. Suddenly an opening was
at made in the creed,, and the people.drew
ly tenderly and almost reverently back, as wi
the wounded soldiers, who were just able glh
to move, crcpt 'f'eebly in. Three of them iwo
aswere mere boys,-certainly not above 18 or
hie 20. One had lost both his arms, another an
Dy was barely supported by crotchese,and the wi
ur third, the youngest looking of all, was half lii
carried in the arms of his father, a hopeless ni
P- cripple for life. Nothing touched me more
er titan the womanly devotion of their com- hi
lie sades to these poor sufferers, and the pains h
they took to place them in comfortable th
positions. A deep hush fell upon the
le people as the venerable archbishop, pre
he ceded by over one hundred priests, deacons, es
al and sub-deacons, comnmerLced the proces- ec
sioa. Each held a large lighted candle,
pt. which threw a singular glare through the s
iru long cathedral shadows on the ground w,
ho roof. I was particularly struck with the eý
little choristers. They were all dressed B
an in pure white, anlid never in my life have I
hle looked on mlore beautiful faces than some at
mod of them. They were inmore like quaint pic- w
tiures by old ruasters. They narg wonder- et
fully sweetly and with adlUrllah'ii pecision,
l d shlowed thie e.vid.t.nce of pI-l'rfect train
ie icl. iBit tihe. best eff'et was thle voices of
rk tie t4inIi hiuu drl iiplriesIts, singing ill g nllison 4
D.)omllllir,' alltL whittln tilhe ilmllnlt'llct lltlmbeIHr at b
iar unswa tteini-' in th4lei caLtlli'il4'.it i'4'.li444nd4 ( aii
t i"er' alte hnate vi',' it wI like a ii.sic\ <1
a iv.o' 4," inn-i4.eurgilgi th1outg te t'|hi l, 4'
.lcatie tl att 1i.st a asni-.:tl1',i o h ltf hi ni l
ii'cat toilotie, hy a citling ato" d.'
" ht ) Ni',' 0n 9', i h '' 14'r-ni4e liii I !ii4-, t 4"
4' t si 'i%'hj4ni'l' l'.4!
St ,l n itiw ',lon - ta ·, :, d:- d:i·tL.;a4, h4 I .ii 1 I
il, et s:lclr4, i is t ia iii tie .l l"a.l l," t-hr I
i- c' c,,, 4. " ian th 14 t 444 .4...
i o .f ilr ti o ti l i( , e !iveo in l o t , r 1 .4 .--,,-l r,,
Ss dcalig the ibr :w .',y up to . 1 i.c:c4 ,inll'd iso II
thln aICIit. r pltehd to be . lreldly oleft the
liclihst ilill ,ta th e -1lll. geni e celWbre ove
has even leso is lie hnc of rcit At.tion tha llh.t 5
s the one whi has we ipVo in. esti ti : tlly t It
of scaling their w ll u to wiliil title, and dis-o
tiction nulir bnr n laid tbilee to datly onr to h
hih an asllled name tlhat theill gei iecelcclbrtil
has memoaven less chance of r cgititr enitha
te prof-sitive who liat thie Prsulatn ead-quor
aoif tothtn borrowednerl d'Aurellet de Paldinstace
t is oe and tforie lsme irson witl tile Duis
iede Nemours, thle sec~d don of iToui
Pailiptonlltd uncle of tile Clolm dae Paris,
a tlhre cmalle, it tni sbt wibutll hot tie eloirt
Saneilitry talen.t in Fraoce is enlisted os tie
Siproof-de oste arletaitth, a t'act lheich quldr
e is one and thelcae settlement ofwi the fu
dturo Neornmntof the cothd ntry.- of Louese.
P if The way for peopuncle of the win golden opinions
is to have plenty of brass.
has as tump.Me aet * g that
1 beggart at ilpon- $heA . i 'b'.Jtir sogi
tc grave ind important question, thoug "
they may not know it, for those uafortu- ts ait
nates Who are not willing to beg, biut lly
prefer to suffer tihe sharp privations of IBo
penury. Our wrhole cgqmntwity this have
season is laboring under a marked -peu- miost
niary distress on account of the limited Ti
returnQ brought by our great Southern tiall
staple, and while both rich and poor can, ome
as a general thing, reduce expenses so as mau
to meet the emergency, there are some so can
poor that they have already reduced their most
outlay to the .lowest possible limit. not
In the meantime expenses increase. Coal
is at double price, wood is extremely high, wlhi
and the severity of the season almost un- to
precedented. It is evident that great suf- fl
fering must ensue. This must be a matter
oi.serious consideration to all who do not peoo
consider poverty a crime. Tile orphan is is at
destitute withou~ any fault of his own ; reo
the widow is tl :ly clad and only half n
nourished with f .,d, because the sudden tas
blow of sickness :.r accident took away her we
husbal-itlhnd left her with a family of small heei
children, whom she is actually unable to Bt
support. Rid
Now itc:- " .dly be called dishonest for
a manlll to keep his own property, yet one i
canl scarcely suppie', tlhat, when the Al- the
mighty has giv'e' to some more thaI they
nemed, lie inten'ds them to hoard up that
surplus while other human beings are suf-- ge
fering and perishilng from s!leer want along- oi
side of them. This view may appear to o
many to be a were refinement of seutimeat
ality, but the day will. come when it will mo
look like plain commnon sense.
There was a gentleman of wealth who Ip
had acquired thle habit of living luxuriously put
and profusely, but- a charitable disposition
and the preseuce of much distressing pov- ed
erty in his neighblrhood, wrought upon rua
him to such an extent that finally his in- ma
come was expended for its relief. t Gradu St.
ally his costly furniture gave place to uIp
articles of a ,omfortable but far simpler
r style, and while hmospitality was even more
cordial and open-handed than before, ex
. travagance entirely disappeared. At last
old age sapped tile vigor of his frame, and tla
r nature gave way. lie was upon his deathin
r bed, and occasionally his mind wanderedl in
through feeblenessof body. Once it seemed
to the old man that lie had grown young w
again. He was surrounded with -every th
- adjunct of luxury. Damasks and silks, CO'
r costly woods inlaid with ivory, gilded mnir- en
rors and glorious paintings, golden vessels
and gleaming jewels were profutsely scat-pl
D tered around. All aseemred beautiful, but a I1
frown came upon the old man's face, for ie rel
still knew that he was dying. And as ht, the
pondered, it seemed to him that he saw his
9 Saviour expiring on a bare wooden cross. be
tA mortal }alenese overspread his features, CO
a and cold drops of.anguish stood upon !is th
r brow as he glanced again at the finery th
about him. " My God ! what do I want igi
a with all thist" he exclaimed, as he strug
e gled to a sitting postuire. Tte excitement, c
n however, had recalled his wandering senst-, an
r and he saw objects as they were. There
e was his weeping family simply clad and ta
i his unpretending apartment plainly fur- wi
nished. A smile of satisfaction lighted up at
his face, and sinking back upon the couch,
s he was dead. But the smile was still 'e
e there. It
NM o doubt there are many whio to some
s, extent make sacrifices 6f this kind and who
i could not rest if they thought a fellow el
tman was sufferin g near them, while they
d were pampering their flesh and spirit with
M every costly luxury and useless vanity. Y
But there are many others who cannot see a'
re matters in this light at present, and never
will, perhaps, until a Ifttle of the light of
r eternity Lomies ove'r their horizon.
of Cardinal: Antonelli's plrotest ag:ainst the
in cnccupation of the Qlirlmlal was said to itive u
i, mdiscicerttd the irojei..ts of ihe Italian b
of Ill'I .11ds .ii, t " h e '.r'i uitl y int.ilet f d l
d l iih lit ocCllp;titl,,l Ii \ t.I'tlIr EIt;iU IinnauI L
i.e a thl' 'c. pilt l " iil l' it . If i his mi. tt'ie,
al, ,iI: w ill 'li t t ' 1 1 't 1 t" thii e if.l' ll. tli" ('x10 ) Ln I
4l lil-litaltiti whichm li, .' . rit l I li 1 1i) llPtilf, I
I-(;ost's vic.r ,n el t . h . I , .t , Ie :I Ilght
i ' o- n the it -"ii . p,.Iua't I ,'t- h Tru , .t. - t
1 -.an 111 Ii i s tilli.j It i;autil i ti L
ill it i, all l t.i.b ttir ft it I t si i . l'tm
Ilta i'oltit icail Siatisl t thit " es' el alttl ,
lt; ' t i" ki iw V " liiat ti , do with liiiti' im I
I"e l~c e mrte a.i.ll' be a l mll.l miill ', iiie a ai oI t thiti ti
, o ii'tk1s. lThey kn i o ,c , ot l 'iach mi y taV t , ,ll
ie .i ormler to escip ' thi l, t o lr in riafiull iJ i
bre diet Iuction. Thits is time expilaniiatiiinl of til m i
mI a clo n isioi that is Ill e o 'l'it i-l ll mi ti '
rut c clllii ilr. Wh ilst oi tlom thiin o ile cl i- a n.:
nco that lie Liieials are cryittg h iai ' tha:t a
t o h5L m'grel itlygwlly tttit iiii tll hd IthIliI, in delay
iti l g his enlltry ilto It llll" and thalll t thie
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time chmeeiirn i ftrte lroilber ai nd his "wash
imld bucklers."- Unirerse.
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"Two countries have tried AatIOUati edoaU=fr e
tion. the one & religious, the other a secular Nheil,
system. In Prssous containinghe its doctrines, but
Dally religious and what isthreutT Rti
S rope.wi th a growing deter hm in ation to get rid ofe
the detested job as sn as possible. Of a
avcourseul their release from school is their p l
enfranchisemnent from religion.
lmost religious in the world." pposite
aTnissoundslke irony to persons who - whi
tLet thlive n State Ungive what thete State only canow En
somgive, literarything aboutnd scientific educationow Lord]
hereligious teaching to home influence and to Ch
hethe religions bodies of the country. ca
hi Ie is determined the children shall notth
Smuchbe disgusted with a fnthe woinstrumentld, but we grace
ecoarse, rude playing of unskilled frands, a
histherefore the instrument is sent a~way from
canthe safchool entirely say tht if Americans ary come thawayo
Smost religious eopic unle they learn it, its character is cole
not at a high standMr. Rchards favors the In ele
that c
sehdll~ whlere religion is totally ignored, q
and whereat is acqua intance is contempt-g his o
what a lofty position Mr, Richards assigns tioni
to usly cthat we even feel a litto let children he pr
accuracy >tf his estimate. _We fear-thAt-hO -whene
tauht their religton during the hoursliglibert
r which they conier fairly devoted to stud her
and remits -that portion of education to 1
Speople in tflhne which verely ofMr. Richardss the die
tilrectLy_everse of religious. You remind i
him thar t admirthe Church Perhas bee n organized to a
really visited America, and only judges us a BSh
fromteah rel higionhly coloredough it accounts that se'
Sistry, and has not receilied seond hand, or perhaps-if fl
wene mighto effect t suggesatu end, and thing withen spgreakt es
Sheiof the " religioup s he is one of thes country." ng
,o guious gentlemen, who create thirti theory noblne
fiBurst and then tsee religio facts by odies do whenlit. Mr. i
are e:
you seize upon the poor child and take him M
Richard's hobby is, that scful care ducatring al-ay
10is ,gooid, and religious education is bad, touilu
emot thefore, Americay, in fact during everyand
t fhour of it which he can properly devote to
itellectl effortit is re . Yu say, there is S An- i
daty. Unlt tiht good intlhence; of onte day in H
t Wsev ;ake very ittle doubt that the Revil
r--getlennanl is entirely correct in hnis esti- honii
mate of Prussia anthe ther six. the inhabitould a l
linbuy sltudy atrithlnt',ic six datys anld .spiritnual
usa:ttt¢..': only one ,v 1 _
Nof that common schoat country are ftairly ty, i
S hentitled to d the ivsti ryntion of Gbe, ing the iu'r,
ti l", to ,qerv,; the dv,,-i1. 11,. plea~ds t,,r- rnad,,,on ':
we also think that, ifme any country can set l v
p.lt ! .... , -, .. . . . us ,a it, :l:.n .... ' h ,' ,,i l,, ' I:'.i
l, tip a rim~ claim in that respecti, it is that I . ih
portion of the United Stts ,swhere common aik
a dt e dicat in Prussia is strt; ictly and dog- t.re
tat' cr ly religions, while in the United that
ILu tHi ta es it sec l . . , iery tirue, atr n i et oio ,dsed
t ior itt I1,, s. hard to tell wir s y, te hit h s youo ht* i
itr Lnr| e tne rites-t fruit of infidelity and inn- TIu
Ire -o~ilc botno
St Religinh soon fallswid i lnto contempt when beg:
it k is acred doctrines ar"e itaught undmelf agatin " We
tudll will nt ttmpt and its invitatioens extended through lyxhi
I luI iL, tionlt; l; vin , w :Avb'wtt ,ill v, eto L~'ir't tochool(;lseach 'loic~e
i l the channel of an indifferent d le preent or t u hlda ,tobsliev- testh
*ed itg hirelih ngts. d Children may learn pcerptain thoig
T< . I ||the L[nden't of| raun w**twl';t:". Helre are the fiunet edi
"d set ltessons containing its doctrines, but o erf 9
king Chan;b'r to IDi'k*.ns put up in* the tunat ele tant hinding, 1
lwith- ad iltrated owing determination to get ridy of the egraver'rt
l the Aldetested job as soonin h asnique possibtle. Of Ada
trthy of rcrtat, that extott admh'atio,s atnd t'au.e one to feel
SLcourse their release from schoolion." Aolg is the giftr r
Senfran tchisemlenartany rom religione thng to r-bkn
> the tu,3, n utt lve atd (anchanting. dVhat ctn compare
toa ith th Richards clonfi to des that win th e tuch reflect a
tep kalan iepl saes In lnr aly hs ot
ntl-| drn" himilf fir .oung iml oland his .llbrti willrlicit
liken the thankls antd b'ratitulde or " al lges-moa*st espe.ally of
ba Lt the liState give whato he to be snetatbered bonly can neta
given, literary aind scientific education,. leavinng deletn
h- religions tenchina to home influence and to Ch
i the religios war ies ofremtrkble for being the very. cia
hisent He is detwhere ined formthe cnileart o printing gained
St be disgusted with a fine instru one o the by tile re
*es, coarse, rude playing of unskilled hands, wor
hI to wherefore the instrument is sent away from sethe bbritl
s the school entirely, and they come away Pr"
antt ignorant of music unless they learn- it else- x
where,. Mr. Richards favors the Infindel rnl
iiý t r:1
rtt, sclintol where religion is totally ignored, "" I
W-, and where its acquaintance is contempt~u- tiot
ere ously cat. lie refuses to let children lie tit'r
tad taughnt their religion during thne hours Roli
orwhctiey consisner fairly devoted to study hasi
tpand remnits -that portion of education to -%
uphome influence which very often 'is tine di- sea
stil rectly revei'se of religious. You remind dric
him that tine Church has been organize'd to sta,
nieteacht religion through its asdcredi~tcd train- . hea
rho istry, and has not relied upon )home iufiu- bet
low oence to effect thnat end, and hne then speaks b
hey of the " religious bodies of tine courntry." tea
pith Bu wht can tine religions bodies do when Cal
tyyusieuothporcidadtkhi Mreeaway-frotm their watchful cnare dinning al- of I
ever most tine winole day, in fact during every 1.111
tof hour olf it which lhe can pronperly devote to iof
inmtellecttnal effonrt. Ynnu say, there is Sun- t~
thu.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~' lTtiegnn inlcnn n on hs n ~
murdem ar
xt" "tt a ther tý
whether it was s Leae
mace tha, stood i .7 a
getting. bs oa"
Read dam has sle aort, teto.
own, and be slks for ph l ansppotwe r -e
proclaims to tb e world that. ama ob e
ot hasbgot ye ro ter oar
(which seems li eyes a trifle,) the b
manci pation t is really repealed.
Let ute lonok at the facts. A shor time
Lord Robert Montage received the prieles
race of conversioni to the nCatholic' Crtb. -
how, in "England thb land of the fres, it',
outlt to be expected that if a man, on 0ons.
Scousi, ration, change his religion, he would
be left hn e lested. She is always boastanld i
that every perso has. a right to decide .to
his own creed, and to place ds own
Stion on the words of th ture. eBco
privige, it seems, is likssilegte, s lik:erbJoiM
comapanies,~-" limited;"an it fe Brait? is rseagb
I -whei the lnqauirer in this "island heton o l
iberty of tchau$ (as an orateor called Ittnt ti=.`
othier day ventures in ethe direction of "'cv
pery." Let him take any, shape but that find'
he will be let' alone. Let him beome e aJtt.
per, a MnggletoUaiana lirownist, a Moermon .i
a Shaker, and he be le o the unudispute :..
possession of his rights as a free-born Briton.;
3 ut let him lsecomte a mebthe efthe ont tees :
Sfold, which old England held for a thousand.
t years, aod lie is immtediately outlawed, and f
Siher not ,regged ou a hurdle to Thybro to be " '
hang uit rawtu aldt1 quarterme, as so manyueo
y noble-hearted m-artyrs were for the '- ,a ?
a "crime," it is net, we fear, that permec to. :
are exti t, but. atthat their claws have been t o
t away. The law does not now sanction bodimy.'"
I,tor: urno for echange of creed, buit somete.cnn t 4
thithik t ha' it allows deprivation of civil rights, . "
STohisa cleass of thinkers h.hlonens Mr. Rd "
Adais afrt'i said, and secoidingly when this
indivdnal-ioqti only illstriouns as being thoew
Sureat Reatd Adams, but also its being -: .
i- honorary secretary of the Hunt isitdol Protgtd -
ait Asseliation-heard of the sad fall otf Lord-.
Roe.rt oloitiigia. who is member for the coun
y ty, he procetedd to cinact the parts of Judge,
1 jury and exu,-ntioner. lie asked Lord Robert
If the report was true, and Lord Robert moat
it proerly sert hirt the following note: "
et "Sir-I have received your letter of the 13t4,
in whiich :y' address to me certain question s.
at le'Cure I aunswer those questlons permit me to
in usk you-1. With what object you ask tdeem
ati d what is your intention i Also please toilet
itt, know-2. 'What religion you profess ? 3,.
it Whet.hr eyou acknowledge the fundamnental
niriple ol Prottestantism, viz., the right of
S hprivate jdgment. 4. W ether ;ou cotsder -.
d that rehigiot is inseparality connecrted with i.
o politicsl On receipt of definite answer ois
t'.etse questions, I shall be happy, to uu!w -
as yours.-I remain, etc., RougtaT ONTAGUt.": -
SThe undatnted Adams at once resumed the
pen, and proving that his epistolary guide
Nook was not % very "'Polite Lettr-writer"
t"holi membe.:"Il *\i' trgepistle t hepn geh .
en liegan by calling Lor d Robert a "pervert." W
t uthen proceied to. announe the enawful conse
quene of this "nerver a ion"ed to be lthat pro
r h blmthe colstitoeicy of the "thoroughly tie-o
vtestut county of Huntingdon will consider
if it be properly represented by a Ruan Cn-e
in tholic ten amer. lHis strange etiatle then gotes
tat' on to atnnounce that, although Lord Robert
must be bnelieed to have acted consfientlona-.
of ly in his change of creed, he, the ureat Read
Of Adams, (what a pity a great man sh~ould have
such ac little name!)is forced to think that the
- .pervert" cohul not conscientiously continue
to represent a county which is both "actually
and traditionally Protestant." As to the " ao
it tealt" Protestantismf of Hntiugdot we do note
pro1a-s to bhe very accur ately inrrmed, anda its
an traditional" Protestanitisni is generally eon
nected in history with Cromiwell, who'.put to
i deathi the great Protestani t martyr, -ing
toCharles I. "` Adams the Great," further 'de
clars Clin he ofinmsilfhp rofnsses the religion of r
tot tht Gospael, (rather an evasive answer), which
toe religion has i done so fouch in recent euntu
,ries cur Enland, and through them foe-the rt
Sworld, tihat it causes hint to wonder when he
m sees theni forsake it." lie aditits the right of
a private judgment; lie would not think otfda
priving any man of sely n 1reoihona beirldKh
s .- exept a ,,,hnen,cr of ',,rla,sn,,t. Lord Robert
Id replies in no cowarilly a-r ev.sive style, but in
straightforward and nianly language; hie says,
" I ant a lenon mCatholiCY Thu present post
tu- tion of the a'ffair is that the Huntingdin Pro
t hst.tnt Asi, ciation has pai Ad resolatlons, the
le urpoeseonf which is to adopt atepsi tocealln Lord
ir Ro.tert Ionutag to resign bid seat in ParlIta
ment, and that some of the Low Church bigots
.dy have bernt him in effigy.
to We hope that his lordship will not reiguhis
di- seat: He owes it io every high and noble,
principle to resist manfully any such bigoted
n dictation. Is it not enogh that, notwth
to standing all the boasted liberty of England,
Catholics are still practically helota and serfs
here in their native land i Search the judicial
- bench. The chancellorship of England mutdS
by a barbarous re-ie of the penal lnaw, be held -
by a Protestant. The ther Judges are all Pro
Y testants, though for the last forty-one years
ten Catholics have been, according to statute, en
titled to wear th ermine. Oiie Ctholic only,
tim Mr. Justice Shle, received the proper reward
a- of high 1tofessional standing in all thorse forty
one y.ears. Look at the Senate! We admrit "
ry thlat a few, -;cry few, Catholics have been late
hto lv placed in the IHuse of Lords after centiriMes
f exinsimnn, partly by penal laws and partly
h- l Iiv anti-Catholic bigotry. But what of the
it lint' oif Chone ini mind Is'it not the facr, a fact
ltiiist ,lisriaf recol to Great BritaiW, that there Ir
trot wiiw a t!ovir the Englishinnd Scotch meo
ha a,.r, ev, ir,' w ho was a Catitablie whten elect
ia i ur mrir, iMei,,on lne piowerful local refut
t f .rin ::. infl i..'e of itd's e ion of i th e I e of
l Vizeh . hAt agdin .d.t the Atr tcteonst eletion
o ,'e-t,,hu ,try to cn a t~h ulia, v| unblletn Lord
i,, :':',, ' LI- " 4' I. Oi ti eW policy., i l- thI)
lit itin Ih heIart ofte mat inhtnctv(uly .rwbels.
l ur!. i >,,,there ) ..d b ri O r .n aw:l v iiriiii the
ally o- 1 al ~' t, ,,,,'"~'s ,h f A nd- r tl' ih,' c uld jot ,.iter
santa ,, , - : , .... l r ;,heir ith e int (reat
n * o .I ch pple a1" ii ir. Riov At liimir a
h"s ; "" Hunt.ngdon Pro, est-i " soin t r i
, r.•. " ~l'i I i..'ii vihl r iii iS l ,,|0
go a It t ve **di*"ute (lto keep otte own
!,t' i.... , "i n: tlite. I i i'ii fir, - ,r-.: iirtiiii.e I ow1
iii t, I rifd i f: r't I teop's slow thrii't porsip 1ior -
.1,ilt hii fa inr ti 'hr i ',w it ,. (end
ihtng*l iolrt ,,iveeht lity rtsat out.l]y ofe oiin, hin.
tits 'I ,r-da iili, tothey (Iro tis (ha.flr Cojutui,. anld.
it(sa tit hi,. ,e tot, hien rt aire tofpatCrtOpiestslow
eh-act ivlt wiirking for the Protesatant fri'inds of.
h'loslelitti in olijmsitiott to C aith olic ca~ndidlates of
iilaceliit;.i~titZ and selfishi propeesities Let~gi -
s~a.this 'itaimuior in nmind aiti let not the Protest
atnignt i.lectiirs of Iluntingidon rosus the bitter
sitri tit of sectarian hatred. WVe Catlilics are
-onwilting to bary in oblivion the bitter 1rsecu
ttinelns i.f 1hv,tnto days, iand not to hold tb p rea
ranat c gceeratitif acc'ountable for the snffe'ring
iif our miiartyred ancestors; but we refuse to be
inetlrn,,ded tis inferiors, or to st~tid calmtly by
fi iiwith flutiubd arms if those whtot the illumina
ting lailtinttco of God's grace tony guide by i~ts
jli'uho~ly highti ito the bosom of the CatholO ,
suasChutrch, are to beroltbed of tteirliist rights as
rtitctiliz',ns. Againtst thbe persecuttion which would
othiius tr ito chlint thie seail, every tiohIle feeling
itwtei.i ithli'tbte heart of iii ii i~tisttetively reltels.
lOt f(uir fathers led 1,v O'Ci,tnuehl tore away the
|san -ta u 'dletters tihat l',i,,ii cu~r faith, attd WO shall
iiiit. tin the slutv's tot rcs~uue,,ithem nt thte bid
diiig of sttch penuile as Mr. Re.ad Aidnms, and
lisa " lhtittiigdout Protestaiit Aasociaton."
ciiSIt Is vety ditf~cutlt to keep your. oW
taiisptece of mind if people threat pieeS of
thiers upon you.
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"The defendants relied heavily on celebrity endorsements and social media to market their scheme," said Steve Peikin, co-director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement. This pronouncement were made when cryptocurrency were on the rise and firm used May-weather and DJ Khaled to get people into the business
Menzgold is churning out to be the most orchestrated and well-planned scam that has ever ripped the nation apart in the history of mankind.
Nana Appiah Mensah (Nam1) no matter how smart he is, could not have achieved this fate without the gleeful help of our celebrities, who are hungry in the inside but look flashy outside ready to advertise and endorse anything brought to their table.
CEO of Menzold needed a vehicle or poodles to get his vision across and our too much hungry and greedy celebs who from the looks of things could even sell condoms to Pope Francis without batting an eyelid and thinking twice gave him one for cramps.
Ghana is a diverse country and looking at how fans of Stonebwoy and Shatta wale could literally hold each other by the throat, Nam1 as he is affectionately known, brought Stonebowy along under the Zylophone media brand to gain credibility.
Nam1 further signed the self-acclaimed dance-hall king, Shatta Wale to gain his followers into his business. As loud as Shatta Wale, he virtually took the entire Nam1 credibility on his neck and touted the name everywhere he went to. This wasn't the end. Then there was an avalanche of celebrities endorsing this unprecedented scam unknowingly through billboards advertising and social media posts.
In this piece, we are only limited to the celebrity billboard post and post on social media that went along to convince the society that Nam1 was into a legal business which now appears to be different.
The one who made matters worse as if she knew the ins and outs of Menzgold was Tracy Sark. She virtually informs people that, Menzgold does not touch the money but instead, the touch the gold you bring in, like seriously how could one get so embroiled in a scam she knows next to nothing about.
I believe our celebrities will take a careful look at things they endorse next time because most of their followers believe whatever they post out there hook, line and sinker.
In the most world, celebrities are a vehicle of change and are feared by politicians. In the year 2016, a celebrity by name Yvonne Nelson was able to shake a ruling government with her EndDumsorNow demonstration. That the power a celebrity carries. Use that power.
Assuming Nam1 was selling a killer drug which takes effect in a year time, imagine those who would have been on their bed waiting for death because he or she saw her celebrity on a billboard advertising for the product.
Read Also: NAM 1 owes more than $400 million – Ibrah Wan alleges
The likes of Bull Dog, Kumi Guitar, Obibini and Joyce Blessing were used without their knowledge to convince innocent Ghanaians into the brand of Menzgold.
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SB Nation and their Swish Appeal site do a pretty bang-up job, as well.Women's Sports Are Getting Less Airtime|Evelyn Shoop|August 23, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Odds are, you expected Jackson to swish all three, but first freebie dribbled off the front of the rim and suddenly, hope renewed!Was Aaron Harrison's Game-Winning Three-Pointer 'Clutch'?|Robert Silverman|April 7, 2014|DAILY BEAST
In Kavala Graha, you use a smaller amount of oil, swish between the teeth, and gargle at the back of the throat.
Caldecott says that if you swish oil for too long, you could accidentally breathe some into your lungs.
Swish it, especially around the cheeks and upper palate, and pull it through your teeth.
The door had opened; he heard the swish of skirts, and knew it could not be General Bartholomew.The Imaginary Marriage|Henry St. John Cooper
They are just dotted Swish and we got it at a sale, so it didn't cost us much.The Lilac Lady|Ruth Alberta Brown
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British Dictionary definitions for swish
Word Origin for swish
Word Origin and History for swish (1 of 2)
1756, probably imitative of the sound made by something brushing against or through something. Related: Swished; swishing.
Word Origin and History for swish (1 of 2)
1820, from swish (v.); sense of "effeminate homosexual" is 1930s in homosexual slang, probably from notion of mincing motion.


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Goal of Rural Development Project in Lagodekhi
CARE (Co-operative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere, Inc.) is implementing EU-funded rural development project (RDP), which is the continuation of ENPARD participatory Rural Development Project (second phase). The goal of the project is to facilitate and develop bottom-up approach of rural development that will support social-economic development in Lagodekhi municipality.More
Goals of LEADER Approach
LEADER represents a new approach within EU rural development. This is a method of mobilizing and delivering rural development in local rural communities. It makes difference to the everyday life of those residing in rural areas, and can play its role in encouraging response to rural challenges and finding new ways for solution.More
Lagodekhi LAG
The Local Action Group (LAG) in Lagodekhi is an independent platform to stimulate the local development of Lagodekhi. It is part of the LEADER model used in the EU to stimulate rural development and is being adapted to Georgia.More
Grant competition
Grant competition is an essential part of the project. It supports the initiatives from different sectors, such as commercial, agricultural, social, social infrastructure, tourism and culture. All the initiatives are in accordance with the existing local development strategy.
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Cooperation between Latvian, Borjomi, Lahodekhi and Tetritskaro LAGs
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Training series on "positive parenting" continue
With support from the EU, in CARE's rural development project in Lagodekhi, training series on "positive parenthood" are taking place.More
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LAG board members received trainings in project evaluation
On December 5-6, in Telavi town, the trainings on "Evaluation of socio-economic projects" were conducted for Lagodekhi LAG board members, under the rural development project in Lagodekhi, supported by the EU's ENPARD program and CARE Austria.More


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Often the companies combine IT operations, or purchase fuel and aircraft as a bloc to achieve higher bargaining power. However, the alliances have been most successful at purchasing invisible supplies and services, such as fuel. Airlines usually prefer to purchase items visible to their passengers to differentiate themselves from local competitors. If an airline's main domestic competitor flies Boeing airliners, then the airline may prefer to use Airbus aircraft regardless of what the rest of the alliance chooses.
Thank you for putting together such a great site. My husband and I are planning a trip to the Islands in May – neither of us have been and, honestly, have no idea where to even start putting together an itinerary. We have at least 14 nights to spend there (and may be able to push that to 17). I'm in my early 30s, my husband's in his early 40s. Our priorities are culture and history, swimming, beautiful views, nice towns, and food and drink. We're not interested in clubbing at all, but more laid-back late night bars definitely appeal. This is probably our one big holiday this year so while the budget is more mid-range than sky-high, we can push it a bit for the right places or experiences. We're happy to take in quite a few islands, or with a mix of longer and shorter stays.
World War II, like World War I, brought new life to the airline industry. Many airlines in the Allied countries were flush from lease contracts to the military, and foresaw a future explosive demand for civil air transport, for both passengers and cargo. They were eager to invest in the newly emerging flagships of air travel such as the Boeing Stratocruiser, Lockheed Constellation, and Douglas DC-6. Most of these new aircraft were based on American bombers such as the B-29, which had spearheaded research into new technologies such as pressurization. Most offered increased efficiency from both added speed and greater payload.[32][33]
Airlines follow a corporate structure where each broad area of operations (such as maintenance, flight operations (including flight safety), and passenger service) is supervised by a vice president. Larger airlines often appoint vice presidents to oversee each of the airline's hubs as well. Airlines employ lawyers to deal with regulatory procedures and other administrative tasks.[86]
Ferries between Naxos and Milos don't start until June 7th (one each way, every day after that). Ferries between Santorini and Milos start April 28th and there is one every day in each direction. And there are always ferries between Naxos and Santorini. So if the dates work I would fly to Santorini (the longest leg) then ferry to Milos then Naxos and back to Athens. But if you need to travel between Naxos and Milos before the 7th then ferry Athens to Milos to Santorini to Naxos and back to Athens.
Naxiots once made considerable fortunes exporting potatoes, cheese, marble and emery. Locals bequeathed undesirable seaside plots - useless for farming - to their laziest offspring. When tourists cottoned on to the island's scores of fabulous beaches, these wastrels found themselves sitting on gold mines. The west coast of Naxos is fringed with mile upon mile of powdery sands. Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna delight toddlers and teenagers alike with their shallow waters and beach bars. As you head south, the beaches get wilder: Plaka, where you can gallop across the dunes on horseback, Mikri Vigla for windsurfing and kitesurfing, and crystal-clear Kastraki.
Where to stay in Crete: Adults-only Casa Cook is a chic little number that breaks all the rules about package holidays (you'd never know it was created by Thomas Cook). The Marco Polo is a 15th-century mansion decorated like a pasha's harem, with an enchanting garden restaurant. Ottoman-style suites at Melenos Lindos have hand-painted ceilings and carved platform beds.
Unlike its luxurious Caribbean neighbors, here you'll only find more budget-friendly hotels and guesthouses. Everything needs to come by ship or airplane, so it's not super cheap. However, since no non-natives can own property there is no influx of overdevelopment, keeping the island simple but beautiful. For a more rustic, non-touristy getaway, this might be the island for you!
In the 1950s, the De Havilland Comet, Boeing 707, Douglas DC-8, and Sud Aviation Caravelle became the first flagships of the Jet Age in the West, while the Eastern bloc had Tupolev Tu-104 and Tupolev Tu-124 in the fleets of state-owned carriers such as Czechoslovak ČSA, Soviet Aeroflot and East-German Interflug. The Vickers Viscount and Lockheed L-188 Electra inaugurated turboprop transport.
But Indonesia has more than just Bali. The nearby Gili Islands are another incredible island getaway. Both destinations make for a more active tropical vacation and the weather remains pretty constant all year round (though April to October sees slightly drier weather). Both Bali and the Gili Islands are close enough that you should be able to visit them both on your trip to really get the most out of this idyllic corner of the world.
Question: Is it worth taking the evening ferry on the 4th Sep to Crete (Heraklion) from Santorini, then the bus onto Chania so that we can do the Samaria Gorge on the 5th? Spending the full day in Chania on the 6th and taking the last flight out of Chania that night back to Athens? (or do you think this is trying to squeeze in too much in too little time)?
Airline financing is quite complex, since airlines are highly leveraged operations. Not only must they purchase (or lease) new airliner bodies and engines regularly, they must make major long-term fleet decisions with the goal of meeting the demands of their markets while producing a fleet that is relatively economical to operate and maintain; comparably Southwest Airlines and their reliance on a single airplane type (the Boeing 737 and derivatives), with the now defunct Eastern Air Lines which operated 17 different aircraft types, each with varying pilot, engine, maintenance, and support needs.
Despite its legendary stature, the homeland of Homer's hero, Odysseus, remains surprisingly under-the-radar. Ithaca's turquoise and emerald coves are popular with the sailing set, but few visitors venture into the forested hills. So, you might be the only person exploring dramatic hiking trails, like the heady trek to the church of Anogi, covered in 16th-century frescoes (ask for the key at the village coffee shop), or the 8th-century BC ruins of Odysseus' palace. Do stop at Yefuri (facebook.com/Yefuri) on the way down, for thin pizza, fat chips, and its famous lemon tart.
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Ferries are not really cheap any more – certainly not like they used to be – but the vessel fleet is better, safer and faster than in previous years so the cost is justified. You can get exceptionally cheap deals on longer-haul routes if you are prepared to forego a booked seat: €14 v €40 on a run to a mid-distant island, but it's probably wise to consider taking fast catamarans to get to core islands (Mykonos, Santorini, Paros etc.) and even then, go the extra 10/15% for Business or even VIP class for the extra comfort. On longer hauls it can be cheaper to fly if you seek out flights online and book beforehand.
A throwback to a gentler, slower, more elemental way of life, Astypalea is surprisingly easy to get to (daily one-hour flights from Athens). Every gap in the burnished hills frames a different view of Hora, cascading from the Venetian castle to seaside Skala. The scent of saffron biscuits wafts through the whitewashed lanes. Tucked beneath the battlements, Castro bar has a magical terrace that seems to float above the archipelago.
Tinos is only 15 minutes from Mykonos, so it's a wonder it isn't overrun with tourists. The harbour is swarmed on 15 August, however, when Orthodox pilgrims flock here to kiss the icons at Panagia Evangelistria monastery, one of the holiest sites in Greece. Otherwise, the island is miraculously untouched. Solitary chapels and whimsical dovecotes stud thyme-scented hills, dropping to sandy bays whipped by the meltemi wind. There's a nascent surfer scene on Kolibithra bay, where a VW camper van has been converted into a cute beach bar.
Naxiots once made considerable fortunes exporting potatoes, cheese, marble and emery. Locals bequeathed undesirable seaside plots - useless for farming - to their laziest offspring. When tourists cottoned on to the island's scores of fabulous beaches, these wastrels found themselves sitting on gold mines. The west coast of Naxos is fringed with mile upon mile of powdery sands. Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna delight toddlers and teenagers alike with their shallow waters and beach bars. As you head south, the beaches get wilder: Plaka, where you can gallop across the dunes on horseback, Mikri Vigla for windsurfing and kitesurfing, and crystal-clear Kastraki.
Can you see all the major sights in Athens in one day? No. But you can see the Acropolis, Acropolis Museum, and the top historical sites of the Plaka in one day. If you had an extra half-day then visit the Archaeological Museum in Exarcheia. That still leaves many great sights but you will have seen all of the iconic Athens attractions. Adding Naxos is always a good idea. You might even enjoy it more than Mykonos (but no nightlife like Mykonos).
On Syros, capital of the Cyclades, you won't find sugar-cube villages and whitewashed lanes. The colourful 19th-century city of Ermoupoli is built on twin peaks – one Orthodox, the other Catholic, the heritage of a long Venetian occupation. There's still a strong Italian flavour in Ermoupoli's marble piazzas, princely mansions, and miniature replica of La Scala, the showpiece of a year-round cultural scene. Syros hosts festivals of animation, dance, digital art, film, classical music, jazz and rembetiko, the Greek blues popularised by local musician Markos Vamvakaris. A few rembetiko joints have survived in the upper town, Ano Syra.
Also, if there are any other suggestions you have in general for Athens and Santorini I would love to hear them. I would like to be able to leave Athens early morning on Day 3 so that we can have almost a full day on our first island. We would like to see as much as we can without feeling like we are running around from island to island the whole time.
The almighty church has kept nightlife in check. If you must see and be seen, head to quietly glamorous Astivi or Stoa bar, on miniature Agia Lesvias square, in Hora. Beach life is generally languid and low-key; Psili Ammos and Livadi Geranou are our favourite hideouts. Dinner reservations are essential at Benetos, for Med-Asian fusion on an organic farm, and Lambi for grilled fish on a purple pebble beach.
India was also one of the first countries to embrace civil aviation.[54] One of the first Asian airline companies was Air India, which was founded as Tata Airlines in 1932, a division of Tata Sons Ltd. (now Tata Group). The airline was founded by India's leading industrialist, JRD Tata. On October 15, 1932, J. R. D. Tata himself flew a single engined De Havilland Puss Moth carrying air mail (postal mail of Imperial Airways) from Karachi to Bombay via Ahmedabad. The aircraft continued to Madras via Bellary piloted by Royal Air Force pilot Nevill Vintcent. Tata Airlines was also one of the world's first major airlines which began its operations without any support from the Government.[55]
Crete, Santorini, and Naxos look quite doable within the 12-day block, but Crete's beaches are scattered throughout a very LARGE island, Santorini really only has Kamari and Perissá (and some southern coast bays) and Naxos does have nice places to swim. If you choose only to visit those three islands in your relatively short time, you will do well.
To sum up: a lot depends on your own stamina because island hopping means packing and unpacking, getting on and off buses and ferries. Limit your choice of islands to perhaps one or two less than you think you can manage. Maximise transport links to avoid backtracking or port-transferring and since you are traveling high season be aware that you will usually need bookings ahead at most places. It is possible to turn up on an island and not find a place to stay or have to make do with a third-rate option.
With so much on offer, choosing where to go island hopping along the Adriatic Coast can be tough. Maybe you want gastronomic delights, perhaps you want to party all night long? Or it is that you simply want a sandy beach? Do you want to sail to the islands or ferry from mainland? The various and varied Croatia islands offer culture, nightlife, history and of course relaxation. Find out which one is perfect for you in this Croatian islands guide.
Hawaii's biggest island has everything you could ever want to do and more. But what separates it from the other islands is Volcano National Park. Explore volcanoes, climb through old lava tubes, and watch as new lava oozes into the ocean. Then there are all the waterfalls on the island, too. Big Island has it all. I mean it's Hawaii — how could you go wrong?!
Argostoli is the capital on the mid-west flank of the island and is not really a destination itself, that moniker falling to the contiguous beach scene running from Lourdata south eastward to Skala. While development might have caught up here by now, it should still be a pleasant beach scene and focus for a relaxing stay. The Melissani Cave on the east coast is a must attraction and while it can be visited on a day excursion from anywhere on Kefallonia the two villages or Agia Efthymia and Poros are low-key 'resorts' pulling in a regular crowd of travellers and may warrant a look-in. The port of Pesada (just west of Lourdata) is the home of the local ferry to Zakynthos (Zante).
The Island of Hawaii (i.e., the Big Island) contains 10 of the world's 14 climate zones — the only spot on the planet with so many condensed into one small region. Lush tropical terrain rules the green, wet, windward side of the island (see Akaka Falls and Waianuenue/Rainbow Falls), while more arid beauty is on display at Hapuna Beach Park. You can even enter an ice climate at the mystical summit of Mauna Kea volcano, as well as Lake Waiau, one of the highest lakes in the United States.
Domestic air transport grew in China at 15.5 percent annually from 2001 to 2006. The rate of air travel globally increased at 3.7 percent per year over the same time. In the EU greenhouse gas emissions from aviation increased by 87% between 1990 and 2006.[75] However it must be compared with the flights increase, only in UK, between 1990 and 2006 terminal passengers increased from 100 000 thousands to 250 000 thousands.,[76] according to AEA reports every year, 750 million passengers travel by European airlines, which also share 40% of merchandise value in and out of Europe.[77] Without even pressure from "green activists", targeting lower ticket prices, generally, airlines do what is possible to cut the fuel consumption (and gas emissions connected therewith). Further, according to some reports, it can be concluded that the last piston-powered aircraft were as fuel-efficient as the average jet in 2005.[78]
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Hydra is great but it does take a bit of time and effort to get to from the Cyclades. You'll need to ferry to Athens, then might have to overnight there, then ferry to Hydra. Whereas Naxos, Paros, Milos, Folegandros, etc. would all be one direct ferry from Santorini or Mykonos. If you do go to Hydra then Leto Hotel is a great choice close to the port and shops and restaurants.
The other groups are best tackled individually. For example, the Ionians have no ferry connections to the rest of the Greek islands; the same story with the Sporades and the Argo-Saronics. The NE Aegean islands do have a link to the Dodecanese and the Cyclades but are probably best left for another trip once you have got the feel of the rhythm of the Greek islands.
The United States, Australia, and to a lesser extent Brazil, Mexico, India, the United Kingdom, and Japan have "deregulated" their airlines. In the past, these governments dictated airfares, route networks, and other operational requirements for each airline. Since deregulation, airlines have been largely free to negotiate their own operating arrangements with different airports, enter and exit routes easily, and to levy airfares and supply flights according to market demand. The entry barriers for new airlines are lower in a deregulated market, and so the U.S. has seen hundreds of airlines start up (sometimes for only a brief operating period). This has produced far greater competition than before deregulation in most markets. The added competition, together with pricing freedom, means that new entrants often take market share with highly reduced rates that, to a limited degree, full service airlines must match. This is a major constraint on profitability for established carriers, which tend to have a higher cost base.
Located in southern Thailand, this semi-off-the-map island is one of my favorites and the month I spent here remains one of my most fond memories. Here on Ko Lipe, the super-friendly locals bring in the daily catch for amazing seafood, as the island's water is teeming with life. Accommodation is still basic, and most places turn off the electricity around midnight.
Where to stay in Mykonos: Pale and interesting, Bill & Coo Coast on Agios Ioannis beach has dusky views across to Delos. Santa Marina resort tumbles down a private peninsula with a full-blown spa, a secret sandy beach, and a Riva to whisk you off to Nammos or Scorpios, if you can peel yourself off your canopied sunbed. If you prefer to be in the thick of it, The Belvedere is the gold standard in Chora, the glittering port capital.
Computers also allow airlines to predict, with some accuracy, how many passengers will actually fly after making a reservation to fly. This allows airlines to overbook their flights enough to fill the aircraft while accounting for "no-shows", but not enough (in most cases) to force paying passengers off the aircraft for lack of seats, stimulative pricing for low demand flights coupled with overbooking on high demand flights can help reduce this figure. This is especially crucial during tough economic times as airlines undertake massive cuts to ticket prices to retain demand.[65]
Increasingly since 1978, US airlines have been reincorporated and spun off by newly created and internally led management companies, and thus becoming nothing more than operating units and subsidiaries with limited financially decisive control. Among some of these holding companies and parent companies which are relatively well known, are the UAL Corporation, along with the AMR Corporation, among a long list of airline holding companies sometime recognized worldwide. Less recognized are the private equity firms which often seize managerial, financial, and board of directors control of distressed airline companies by temporarily investing large sums of capital in air carriers, to rescheme an airlines assets into a profitable organization or liquidating an air carrier of their profitable and worthwhile routes and business operations.


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- Bruce Caldow - Harper Macleod LLP
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Harper Macleod LLP's practice has wide-ranging sports law expertise, encompassing all associated corporate, commercial and employment issues faced by clients in the sport sector. The group is well known for its football and rugby work, but has substantial experience in advising international federations, national governing bodies, tournament organisers, sports clubs, sports people and representatives in all major sporting arenas. Practice head Bruce Caldow, who took over from Rod McKenzie following his move to the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) in January 2018, is lead partner for Sportscotland and the Institute of Sport, for which the group acts as the sole legal provider. Carolyn Morgan advised Commonwealth Games Scotland on an array of issues, including its Team Member Agreement, athlete eligibility, data protection, contractual matters, governance and guidelines for eligible sports to appeal non-selection decisions in relation to the 2018 Commonwealth Games. David Kerr is particularly noted for handling disputes between agents and players, and often appears before the SFA panel. Lorne Crerar and Tom Thomas are also recommended for their exceptional pedigree in sports law.
Addleshaw Goddard acts for clubs and individuals in a wide range of football-related matters. Helena Brown leads on the non-contentious front and draws on significant commercial, IP, IT and data protection compliance expertise. She is currently advising Celtic Football Club on consumer and data protection matters in relation to season ticket, hospitality and match ticket terms and conditions. Experienced litigator Simon Catto often represents players, clubs and agents in the SFA and SPFL at Scottish football tribunals, as well as Court of Arbitration for Sport proceedings and the Dispute Resolution Chamber of FIFA.
BTO Solicitors LLP's team specialises in football, golf and boxing, but it also acts for clients in a variety of sports on corporate governance issues and disputes. It is also often instructed to negotiate commercial terms with both men's and women's international sports teams on behalf of the Scottish Football Association. The practice is headed by the 'very strong' Andrew Sleigh, who is noted for providing 'commercial advice', particularly set against the political landscape of football. Gary Booth is another key contact, with significant corporate governance and contractual expertise in the context of sport. Other clients include Hampden Park and Royal Troon Golf Club.
The 'excellent' team at Burness Paull LLP is particularly strong in football, rugby and golf mandates, and advises sporting governing bodies and sports teams alike. Neeraj Thomas provides 'great commercial advice' and acted for the Scottish Football Association in connection with disciplinary charges brought by FIFA in connection with alleged breaches of the Laws of the Game and other competition-specific breaches, following a match against England in which the Scottish team wore the poppy symbol on black armbands. Elaine Farquharson-Black is advising Aberdeen Football Club on its planning application to Aberdeen City Council for £50m community and sports facilities, football academy, stadium and the formation of access roads and parking. Colin Hulme represented the Scottish Rugby Union in a sensitive investigation into the conduct of a club and certain players in relation to a serious off-field incident, which provided the basis for disciplinary charges.
Morton Fraser is noted as 'very good when it comes to sport law and related advice', which includes governance issues, property, litigation and employment matters, although it has particular expertise in disciplinary cases. The group is also well placed to handle IP, immigration and licensing work. Iain Young successfully defended Howe of Fife Rugby Football Club, and certain members, against misconduct charges brought by the Scottish Rugby Union in relation to initiation ceremonies; avoiding the threat of relegation, points deductions and potential loss of charitable status. Paul Geoghegan leads on matters involving Scottish Gymnastics and its member clubs, for which the firm is preferred legal adviser.
Anderson Strathern's clients includes Scottish sporting bodies, clubs and individual players, which it advises on the range of sports law issues. The practice is led by governance and compliance specialist John Kerr, who assisted with the contractual aspects of Badminton Scotland's bid to host the World Championships in 2017, and is now reviewing the client's hosting agreement with the Badminton World Federation (BWF) in order to run its Scottish Open Championships as a Grade 6 BWF World Tour Tournament from 2018-2021. He also advised Cricket Scotland on a major restructure of governance, which required the approval by member clubs and the senior management of Tennis Scotland on the exit of its CEO. James Blair and Paul Brown are instructed by Rangers Football Club on a range of employment matters, including a high profile player exit resulting from concerns about his behaviour.
Lindsays predominantly advises Scottish players and athletes in non-contentious mandates, but it also assists sporting clubs with incorporation and corporate governance matters, in addition to event hosting arrangements. The team is co-led by Douglas Roberts and Claire McCracken, both of who are experienced commercial lawyers. Roberts advised the Scottish Building Society on its sponsorship of Scottish Women's Football; a deal which was a first for the client. David Wood advised the Ladies Golf Union on its reorganisation and subsequent merger with The Royal & Ancient Golf Club. Alastair Keatinge is assisting Carlton Cricket Club with its governance structure and a new constitution.
Noted for 'good legal advice', Shepherd and Wedderburn's practice is led by Paul Carlyle, who specialises in IP, branding, sponsorship, commercial partnerships and media rights in the sports industry. He drafted, negotiated and advised The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews on a variety of commercial contracts for the 146th Open at Royal Birkdale in 2017. He also advised Walton Heath Golf Club on the providsions of an agreement with the PGA European Tour to host the British Masters tournament in October 2018. Associate Alison Rochester is another key practitioner, with extensive commercial experience in sport.
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