The Drunken Odyssey American Historical Association Bienvenue sur le site du PIREH Le PIREH (Pôle Informatique de Recherche et d'Enseignement en Histoire) est né dans le cadre de l'UFR d'Histoire, lorsque dans le contexte des formations pluridisciplinaires développées en son sein, un enseignement "informatique et histoire" a été créé, à l'origine au niveau L3. Cette expérience a permis de développer une pédagogie centrée sur la création et l'exploitation des bases de données et de corpus textuels qui met l'étudiant en situation de chercheur. Les membres du PIREH poursuivent aujourd'hui dans cette voie, celle d'une formation spécifique en informatique pour les historiens. Cette formation doit être à la fois adaptée aux capacités des étudiants d'histoire et donner accès aux méthodes pluridisciplinaires nécessaires à l'historien et mettant en oeuvre l'informatique : Cet enseignement s'adapte aujourd'hui à l'ensemble du cursus des historiens, en premier cycle, comme en M1, M2 et doctorat (y compris un suivi individuel des travaux de recherche des étudiants).
chron'ooo -Chron’OOo propose dans la Gallery, un thème Chronologie / Outils qui permet de glisser divers objets graphiques, orientés chronologie. - Dans le module Texte, "Writer", il suffira d'utiliser la barre d’outils de dessin, barre très simplifiée de 12 outils fondamentaux qui conviennent parfaitement à toute réalisation de type schéma, en particulier les outils "zone de texte" et "légendes". Elle permet des réalisations variées pour enrichir et compléter les chronologies qu’un néophyte pourra concevoir très rapidement. -Dans le module Dessin vectoriel, "Draw", les outils très variés et puissants permettent de concevoir des axes ou frises chronologiques de grande qualité tant les possibilités sont riches ; à noter que Draw permet de modifier tous les objets et l’existence de "calques" qui autorisent de travailler en couches, ainsi les utilisateurs expérimentés pourront créer des documents de niveau professionnel. La Gallery, en affichant des objets en miniatures, simplifie le travail.
Home » University of Mysore self hatred: beneath sugar-coated criticism + self improvement Self hatred. Could there be a heavier, shame-soaked, cringe-inducing concept? Hating yourself. Park that thought for a minute. You’re self-referencing. Self hatred? Me? I used to think my list of self-criticisms, we’re just criticisms. I SORT OF SUCK BECAUSE I SHOULD … (and I bet you can insert your own list here…) lose ten more pounds, work less, be kinder to my man, more attentive to my boy, less concerned about “arriving”, more responsive to my readers, less fixated on Twitter, more informed about world politics, less spendy, more willing to adopt a child, less judgmental of all of the shitty customer service and mediocrity in the world, more motivated to get my ass on my bike, less obsessive about strategic planning, more inclined to socialize, less irritated by small talk, more inclined to do less, and blah-blah-fucking-self-critical-unrelenting-BLAAAAH. I could list 10,000 reasons, here and now, why I’m The High Priestess of Loveliness.
Inside Google Desktop Ranked: Disney Princesses From Least To Most Feminist - Page 1 It's hard to be liberated in a clamshell bikini. I just saw Brave, and it got me thinking about the grand tradition of Disney princesses. Brave is a Pixar movie, and its heroine, Merida, is a fairy-tale feminist. Disney princesses for the most part, are not. Most need to be rescued by their male love interests; almost all the Disney Princess movies end in marriage or engagement. But that doesn't mean they're all equally regressive. Now, I know ranking anything by perceived feminism is problematic, as your professor might put it, but go with me for the sake of discussion. 10. The early Disney films were all strange fables with beautiful scenery and women who made no choices for themselves; Sleeping Beauty is the apex of these. 9. Yeah, about all that sleeping… well, Snow White also conveniently falls asleep for much of this film, and waits to be rescued by a Charming (but otherwise featureless) prince. 8. Cinderella can't catch a break. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1.
If You're Breathing - yuletide_archivist - Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling Neville almost didn't rejoin the Defense Association sixth year. The DA was more official now, with Professor Dumbledore checking in on meetings and Blaise Zabini from Slytherin hovering in the corners. He didn't like the way it made him feel about the rest of school -- as though school were just the way they passed the time while preparing for war. But, as usual, he'd gone along anyway. Privately Neville thought this was how armies were really made -- you signed up because your friends were fighting. You signed up because you couldn't imagine the look of disgust on your gran's face if you didn't. And because eventually, no matter how you hid, they'd come for you, too. They all watched while Hannah Abbott and Parvati Patil sparred, until Hannah was disarmed with a neat Expelliarumus and cried defeat. If you're breathing, keep fighting, was Harry's rule. "I'm down," Hannah insisted, humiliated. "Neville," he said. "Against Parvati?" "No," said Harry, "against me. It didn't matter. "And?"
DIY Romantic Star Projector - Bed&Bath This starfield simulation light projects a map of the heavens onto your ceiling and walls with thousands of stars in random order. Featuring a rotating base with compass-point alignments, it is possible to set up your AstroStar by aligning it according to your location and the time of the year, so it can project a map of the clear night sky all around you. You can also change it to the accurately track movement of the heavens as the year progresses. The projector not only gives your child an education of astronomical science, but also gives you the couple to create a romantic surprise! Note: You need to build it yourself. Tip：Keep the room dark to get better performances. Many customers reports the bulb of this stat projector is too weak to project a clear stars on the wall, and asked if it is possible to get a stronger bulb? Package includes two original bulb and one new LED bulb. Advise you follow above video guide to assemble this projector, it will be more easy than follow the manual.
Written? Kitten! Zits | By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman The questions we’re most frequently asked is, “One time, like maybe three years ago, or possibly ten, you did this strip where the kid is wearing big shoes, and he says something to somebody, and it was really funny. Could you find the date for me?” You might be surprised to learn that we here at Zits World Headquarters have no more idea how to find it than you do. After we finish a strip we toss it out our 97th floor window and hit Happy Hour at the Make It Go Away Bar & Grill downstairs. (more…) Ed M. sent us this great email: After spending 2 1/2 years “decoding” a large group of family letters (702 to be exact), I couldn’t resist attempting to transcribe the overlaid text in the first panel of today’s strip. It was tough to see that Merl Reagle died the other day at a very young 65. Jerry and I met Merl at the Tucson Festival of Books a few years ago.
SATAN In the Bible. Term used in the Bible with the general connotation of "adversary," being applied (1) to an enemy in war (I Kings v. 18 [A. V. 4]; xi. 14, 23, 25), from which use is developed the concept of a traitor in battle (I Sam. xxix. 4); (2) to an accuser before the judgment-seat (Ps. cix. 6); and (3) to any opponent (II Sam. xix. 23 [A. V. 22]). The word is likewise used to denote an antagonist who puts obstacles in the way, as in Num. xxii. 32, where the angel of God is described as opposing Balaam in the guise of a satan or adversary; so that the concept of Satan as a distinct being was not then known. Yet it is also evident from the prologue that Satan has no power of independent action, but requires the permission of God, which he may not transgress.He can not be regarded, therefore, as an opponent of the Deity; and the doctrine of monotheism is disturbed by his existence no more than by the presence of other beings before the face of God. In the Apocrypha. His Functions.