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The population of San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla is divided into 1846 minors and 2473 adults, with 543 of them older than 60 years.
4168 people in San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla live in indigenous households. An indigenous language is spoken by 3639 people who are older than 5 years. The number of people who only speak an indigenous language is 886 and 2715 speak both an indigenous language and Spanish.
A legal claim on health care and social insurance benefits have 234 citizens of San Pedro y San Pablo Ayutla.
1031 of these households are common houses or apartments, 681 are without floor and about 39 consist of one room only.
878 of the normal households have sanitary installations, 590 are connected to the public water supply, 625 have access to electricity.
The economic situation allows 15 households to own a computer, 44 own a washing machine and 383 households are equipped with one ore more televisions.
Besides the 1217 analphabets aged 15 or older, about 116 minors between 6 and 14 are not visiting a school.
1167 inhabitants of the population of 15 years and older did not visit a school and 967 persons did not finish the school. 276 visited only the 6 years lasting primary school, 260 visited and finished the college or similar scholar institutions.
A total of 220 aged 15 to 24 years visited a school, the medium time school is visited through the whole population is 4 years.
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The Three Pagodas are located about 1.5 km to the north of scenic Dali, Yunnan province. They are at the east foot of the tenth peak of the massive Cangshan Mountains and face the west shore of the Erhai Lake of the ancient Dali town. It is a symbol of the history of Dali City, and a record of the development of Buddhism in the area. In 1981, Chongsheng Temple was granted to be the key protection unit of historical relics of China.
Chongsheng Temple was originally built during the Kaiyuan reign of Tang Dynasty (713-741AD). It was a famous royal monastery for the consecutive Nanzhao Kingdom and Dali Kingdom. A total of nine kings of Dali Kingdom abandoned worldly life and studied Buddhism here.
At its prime time, the temple had890 rooms, 11,400 bronze statues made of over 20,000 km of bronze at the cost of 700,000 man-days. Between the Tang Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, Chongsheng Temple had five important implements: Three Pagodas, Big Jianji Bell, Bronze Rain Statue of the Goddess of Mercy, the Yuan horizontal board inscribed with "Capital of Buddhism". and the Ming gold statue of "Three Saints".
Xu Xiake recorded the grandeur and magnificence of this temple in his Travelogue when he visited Dali during the late Ming Dynasty. He wrote: "The three pagodas stand like a tripod: the Bronze Rain Statue of the Goddess of Mercy is as tall as three zhang the Big Jianji Bell is especially large and over one zhang in diameter and one chi in thickness,and its sound can be heard 80 li away."
During the one thousand years since the Three Pagodas were built, they have gone through war and earthquakes. They have been repaired numerous times. There was a severe earthquake in the Dali area in 1925. Few buildings in Dali survived, but the Three Pagodas were undamaged
The Three Pagodas are made of brick and covered with white mud. As its name implies, the Three Pagodas comprise three independent pagodas forming a symmetric triangle. The main pagoda, known as Qianxun Pagoda (pinyin Qian Xun Ta), reportedly built during 823-840 AD by king Quan Fengyou of the Nanzhao state, is 69.6 meters (227 feet) high and is one of the tallest pagodas in China’s history.]The central pagoda is square shaped and composed of sixteen stories; each story has multiple tiers of upturned eaves. There is a carved shrine containing a white marble sitting Buddha statue at the center of each façade of every story. The body of the pagoda is hollow from the first to the eighth story, surrounded with 3.3 meters (10 feet) thick walls. The other two sibling pagodas, built about one hundred years later, stand to the northwest and southwest of Qianxun Pagoda. They are 42.19 meters (140 feet) high. Different from Qianxun Pagoda, they are solid and octagonal with ten stories. The center of each side of every story is decorated with a shrine containing a Buddha statue.
The cultural-oriented tourism zone of Chongsheng Temple and Three Pagodas embodies an integration of mountain and sea scenery, historical relics, Buddhist culture, and leisure & vacationing function. As sacred buildings in ancient times, pagodas mainly have the following functions: First, as a landmark. Second, for storage purposes; in some Buddhist temples, pagodas are be used to store Buddhist scriptures and to keep Buddha's relics. Third, for Fengshui enhancement; pagodas are built to wall off evil forces and to enhance Fengshui.
During the renovation in 1979, more than 600 pieces of cultural relics were discovered, including hand-written Buddhist scriptures, books, engraved bronze plates, bronze mirrors, statues of Buddha made of gold, silver, bronze, iron, porcelain, jade, and quartz, and medicinal herbs. Up to now, they constitute the largest store of relics of Nanshao and Dali Kingdoms ever found, providing sure proofs of the influence of the Han culture upon minority nationalities in the border areas.
Today, travelers can visit Three Pagodas at night, when it is illuminated providing a fantastic scene. Nearby on the "marble street" there are many folk-craft workshops and stands specializing in marble and brick-painting.
Presentation of the Presidential Prize for young culture professionals and the Presidential Prize for writing and art for children and young people. With designer Yelena Cheburashkina.
At an expanded meeting of the Prosecutor General Office’s Board. With Prosecutor General Yury Chaika, State Duma Speaker Sergei Naryshkin and Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Sergei Ivanov (from right to left).
Visiting the Kerch Strait Bridge construction site. With Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak (left) and Head of the Federal Road Agency Roman Starovoitov.
With Commander-in-Chief of the Aerospace Forces Colonel General Viktor Bondarev at the ceremony for presenting the banner of the Aerospace Forces.
Unified military goods commissioning day. With Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Sergei Ivanov.
Presentation of state decorations. With president of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia Alexander Boroda.
German conductor, pianist and composer (b. 14 June 1848 in Nuremberg; d. 14 February 1905 in Munich).
After studying at the Leipzig Conservatory, Erdmannsdörfer became concertmaster at Sonderhausen. In 1882 he became the principal conductor of the Russian Musical Society concerts in Moscow, and professor at the Moscow Conservatory. Tchaikovsky considered him to be "a very skillful, experienced and expert conductor", although he was "inclined to indulge the public's taste of exaggerated nuances" and "offhanded in his attitude to Russian music (except my own)" [1].
The list of Tchaikovsky's works premiered by Erdmannsdörfer includes the Symphony No. 1 (revised version, 1883), Suite No. 2 (1884), Concert Fantasia (1885), and the symphony Manfred (1886), The composer valued Erdmannsdörfer's arrangement of his Chant sans paroles (No. 3 from Souvenir de Hapsal, Op. 2) so highly that Tchaikovsky conducted it himself in 1892.
3 letters from Erdmannsdörfer to the composer, also dating from the late 1880s, are preserved in the Klin House-Museum Archive.
Two inmates in a Nigerian prison could be executed as soon as Tuesday, sources told Amnesty International, prompting the organisation to call for their appeals to be respected and preparations of the gallows to be halted.
The news came three weeks after the Governor Edo State in the Southwest of Nigeria, Adams Oshiomhole, signed their death warrants.
According to information received by Amnesty International, neither the convicted prisoners nor their families have been informed of the planned date of execution.
"The Nigerian authorities must immediately halt any plans to execute the two prisoners on death row in Benin City prison," said Lucy Freeman, Amnesty International’s Deputy Programme Director for Africa.
"To go ahead with any execution of prisoners when their death sentence is still being challenged in the courts is a flagrant violation of human rights."
“Refusing to provide convicted persons and family members advance notice of the date and time of execution is a clear violation of human rights. It is cruel, inhuman and degrading.”
Prison wardens at Benin City prison were seen preparing gallows for the executions between Sunday night and Monday morning.
A Court of Appeal ruling is still pending after a further appeal was submitted by a Nigerian NGO, the Legal Defence and Assistance Project, in March 2010 on behalf of then 840 death row inmates, including the pair in Benin prison.
The Governor of Edo State signed the execution warrants after prison authorities informed him that the death row inmates in Benin City prison were ‘becoming unmanageable.’
Some death row inmates had been involved in a recent jailbreak incident in Oko prison, according to the Edo state Attorney General.
"Amnesty International repeats that to execute detainees purely as a method of controlling ’unmanageable’ inmates is arbitrary and a totally unacceptable violation of their right to life," Freeman added.
The Edo State Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice Osagie Obayuwana have previously refused to confirm when the executions would take place, but indicated the decision would be taken by the state prison authorities.
The comptroller of Oko prison in Benin City later refused to confirm or deny to Amnesty International when and if the executions would take place.
States which maintain the death penalty in law are obliged under international human rights law and standards to ensure transparency in its use.
Refusing to provide convicted persons and family members with advance notice of the date and time of execution is contrary to requirements under international human rights standards, which require inmates on death row and their families to be given reasonable advance notice of the scheduled date and time of the execution, with a view to reducing the psychological suffering caused by the lack of opportunity to prepare themselves for this event, as well as to allow their lawyers to file final appeals as appropriate.
Information with regard to any scheduled execution must be made publically available. Children and other family members of people to be executed must be provided with the date, time and location of a pending execution, and must be allow a last visit or communication with their convicted relative.
Proverbs. Andriy Khir 21.06 – 25.07.13 The Fish Starts to Rot at the Head, 2012, acrylic and embroidery on canvas "Prypovidky" (further: proverbs) is a concept that, in Western Ukraine, describes such types of folklore as proverbs and sayings. Brief, figurative and rhythmical philosophic aphorisms, expressed by people with
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Opening of "Revisiting Footnotes II" 4 – 31 July, 2013 On Thursday, 4 July at 18.30 the exhibition “Revisiting Footnotes II” from the series of international exhibitions will open at the Office Gallery of Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art (LCCA), address: 13 Alberta Street, 7th floor. Internationally recognised artists are among the participants: Kristina Norman […]