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Announcing Parliament Grants to Strengthen Grassroots Interfaith Movements
Inviting Grassroots Interfaith Organizations to Grow with the Parliament
Let's Strengthen Our Movement Together.
The Parliament of the World's Religions will be awarding several grants to interfaith organizations in the United States, ranging from USD $5,000 to $30,000 on a competitive basis.
Priority will be given to initiatives seeking to expand their communication reach and connecting with guiding institutions (media, government, etc.), as well as initiatives seeking to counter hate and prejudice while fostering empathy and compassion.
Awards will be announced after July 1, 2015.
Apply by June 20 to stake your claim in funding your grassroots interfaith movement!
Homelessness: How Can We Help?
By Parliament Staff
Homelessness remains a pressing issue in America. According to the most recent data available, at least 100 million people around the globe are considered homeless. More than 3.5 million people residing in the United States are homeless and 25% are under the age of 18. Whereas homelessness is rooted in poverty in countries like India, Nigeria, and France, the U.S. has seen an increase in homelessness due to a variety of factors. They include – but are not limited to – veterans returning from armed conflict overseas, the 2007 housing crisis which left thousands of families without homes, and those suffering from mental illness without access to housing and necessary treatment.
Homeless prevention legislation in America has yielded mixed results. Cook County (IL) Sheriff Tom Dart halted foreclosure-based evictions during the winter of 2008 to protect rent-paying tenants, consequently compounding problems by making lenders less likely to extend loan payments to the most vulnerable.
In Salt Lake City, Utah, an alternative method was employed. The city provided its chronically homeless individuals with housing and counseling, saving the state an average of $8,000 per homeless person. By utilizing this program model, homelessness in Salt Lake decreased by 72% between 2005 to 2014.
In other states, some governments are criminalizing the homeless by passing reactive legislation. The cost of enforcing the criminalization of homelessness costs more than housing the homeless. The practice spars public outcry because it is ultimately worsening the situation. This is why community groups and interfaith leaders are stepping in to help fill the gaps.
Interfaith groups have provided social services to assist the homeless through food banks and food drives, soup kitchens, shelters, and even counseling and rehabilitation. In order to address the issue proactively, interfaith groups are now also working to prevent homelessness. An interfaith group in St. Petersburg, Florida is finally able to launch a rotating shelter for homeless families after establishing the program within the last several years. In Fayetteville, North Carolina, community leaders held a forum between the homeless community and residents that want to help them. By opening the dialogue in this manner, both homeless advocates and those they serve have a voice.
Without discussion and brainstorming, problems like homelessness cannot be successfully addressed. In 2014, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs donated $3 million to Interfaith Community Services to further the organization's mission of erasing veteran homelessness. Right now, an Interfaith Resource Center is planning the construction of a year-round overnight shelter for the homeless in Columbia, Missouri. Additionally, a couple in Athens, Georgia is hosting a week of fun activities and learning opportunities to help raise funds for Interfaith Hospitality Network Athens, a nonprofit organization that assists the homeless.
Helping the homeless remains a major priority for faith communities. Although homelessness may continue to be a problem in the future, the call to "live compassionately," as Karen Armstrong says, means one should remain uncomfortable so long as his or her fellow brother or sister is suffering. Interfaith cooperation can achieve a sharp reduction in homelessness if communities continue to think and act together. All faith traditions are called to serve the needy in their doctrines and teachings. Presently, tracking homelessness remains a challenge for agencies and governments. But with the assistance of faith communities' cooperation, effective and innovative models for eradicating homelessness can be implemented.
Parliament interns Shani Belshaw, Nafia Khan, and Daniel Wolff contributed to this article.
Mexico's Carpe Diem Hosting Major Interfaith Conference May 6 – 8
The Parliament strongly expresses support for Interfaith foundation Carpe Diem in presenting Mexico's second Multicultural Universal Dialogue coming May 6 – 8 in Guadalajara, Jalisco. An international roster of speakers will explore spiritual, scientific, academic and intercultural perspectives on enhancing cooperation across cultures. Many will hail from across Mexico's religious and indigenous landscape with international guests traveling in from other countries.
One such speaker will be Parliament Chair Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid.
With congratulations to Carpe Diem on its significant achievement for interfaith within Mexico, the Parliament regards this gathering as a benefit to the entire global interfaith community. "I am very much looking forward to being there," Mujahid says, adding that he sends his best wishes to the organizers of their third major event.
Chair Mujahid will bring a flavor to the conference tying in with values close to both the organizers of DMU and the 2015 Parliament in Salt Lake City.
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The Parliament of the World's Religions Celebrates the World Bank Faith Partnership to End Extreme Poverty by 2030
More than 30 religious leaders and faith-based organizations have endorsed a global call for ending extreme poverty. The World Bank's April 9 release of Ending Extreme Poverty: A Moral and Spiritual Imperative explains the moral obligation shared between faith communities to end the systems which create extreme poverty.
"When we in the interfaith movement commit our faith and action with the will to make it happen, incredible progress is possible," says Parliament Executive Director Dr. Mary Nelson. "The Parliament fully endorses the moral imperative, and welcomes the opportunity to work with the World Bank, the United Nations, and other international partners to relieve more than 1.2 billion people living in extreme poverty."
The statement follows a high-level meeting between World Bank President Jim Yong Kim and faith leaders earlier this year as part of its commitment to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030.
The timing syncs with the growing concern of interfaith leaders to make measurable progress on global crises.
"Poverty is a moral issue. The 2015 Parliament will have a special track on the widening wealth gap and income inequity," says Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid, Parliament Board Chair. Mujahid continues, "We will invite the 10,000 participants of 80 countries and 50 religious and spiritual traditions of the 2015 Parliament to make a commitment to engage the guiding institutions of their respective countries, to make extreme poverty a thing of the past through changes in public policy, and to facilitate a balanced relationship between labor and capital to achieve just distribution of wealth."
As the mother of the modern global interfaith movement, the Parliament of the World's Religions aims to foster harmony across the world's religious and spiritual institutions and to engage with the world's powers to achieve a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
Since its introduction at the 1993 Parliament, the Global Ethic established a consensus of the world's religions on critical global issues such as extreme poverty. The advancement of the Global Ethic stands stronger than ever today with the World Bank's commitment with interfaith partners to eradicate extreme poverty by 2030. The Parliament welcomes engagement with global partners to mobilize interfaith action for sustainable development and to end extreme poverty.
Read the Statement and Get Involved
The Parliament invites the global interfaith community to contribute to conversations on Facebook and Twitter using the hashtag #Faith2EndPoverty.
Additionally, all are invited to tune into the full coverage on April 15 where World Bank President Dr. Kim will lead a panel discussion with faith-based organization leaders.
World Bank's Statement
Ending Extreme Poverty: A Moral and Spiritual Imperative
Our common understanding
As leaders from diverse religious traditions, we share a compelling vision to end extreme poverty by the year 2030. For the first time in human history, we can do more than simply envision a world free of extreme poverty; we can make it a reality. Accomplishing this goal will take two commitments: to act guided by the best evidence of what works and what doesn't; and to use our voices to compel and challenge others to join us in this urgent cause inspired by our deepest spiritual values.
The world has achieved remarkable progress in the past two decades in cutting in half the number of people living in extreme poverty. We have ample evidence from the World Bank Group and others showing that we can now end extreme poverty within fifteen years. In 2015, our governments will be deciding upon a new global sustainable development agenda that has the potential to build on our shared values to finish the urgent task of ending extreme poverty.
We in the faith community embrace this moral imperative because we share the belief that the moral test of our society is how the weakest and most vulnerable are faring. Our sacred texts also call us to combat injustice and uplift the poorest in our midst. No one, regardless of sex, age, race, or belief, should be denied experiencing the fullness of life.
Our shared moral consensus
This is why the continued existence of extreme poverty in a plentiful world offends us so deeply. Our faith is tested and our hearts are broken when, in an age of unprecedented wealth and scientific advancement, so many still live in degrading conditions. We know too well that extreme poverty thwarts human purpose, chokes human potential, and affronts human dignity. In our increasingly interconnected world, there is enough to ensure that no one has to fight for their daily survival.
Ending extreme poverty will require a comprehensive approach that tackles its underlying causes—including preventable illness, a lack of access to quality education, joblessness, corruption, violent conflicts, and discrimination against women, ethnic minorities and other groups. It will also necessitate a change in the habits that cause poverty—greed and waste, numbness to the pain of others, and exploitation of people and the natural world. It calls for a holistic and sustainable approach that transforms cultures and institutions, and hearts as well as minds.
In too many parts of the world, women and girls are consigned to second class status, denied access to education and employment, and victimized by violence, trafficking, and rape. Until each and every person is afforded the same basic rights, none of us can truly flourish.
We must also state unequivocally that ending extreme poverty without mitigating climate change and combating inequality will be impossible. Climate change is already disproportionately hurting people living in poverty. Extreme inequality, within and between countries, contradicts our shared religious values, exacerbates social and political divisions, and will impede progress. What is needed is a new paradigm of socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable economic growth.
Our call to action
We believe that now is the time to end the scourge of extreme poverty—by restoring right relationships among people, affirming human dignity, and opening the door to the holistic development of all people. If we were more committed to living these common values there would be less poverty in the world.
Our shared convictions call us to empower and uplift— not denigrate—those living in poverty, so that they can become agents of their own transformation. We must abandon a politics that too often marginalizes their voices, blames them for their condition, and exacerbates extremes of inequality. Now is the time to turn fatigue into renewed commitment, indifference into compassion, cynicism into hope, and impotence into a greater sense of agency that we can and will end extreme poverty by 2030.
We commit to working together to end the scandal of extreme poverty. We will act, advocate, educate, and collaborate, both among ourselves and with broader initiatives. And we commit to holding all levels of leadership accountable—public and private, domestic and international.
Our approach to this staggering need must be holistic, rooted in the spiritual visions of our respective faiths, and built on a shared recognition of the intrinsic dignity and value of every life on Earth.
Realizing this shared goal will require a revolution in social and political will, as well as new innovations and greater collaboration across sectors. We call on international organizations, governments, corporations, civil society, and religious communities, to play their essential parts and join with us in this critical cause.
Poverty's imprisonment of more than a billion men, women and children must end. Now is the time to boldly act to free the next generation from extreme poverty's grip.
5 Questions Introducing New Parliament Board Trustee Dr. Brian Birch
Shani Belshaw, an intern on the Parliament communication's team, recently conducted an interview with one of the Parliament's newest trustees Dr. Brian Birch to discuss his journey to the Board and what a significant role religion plays in our societies. Birch also explains his view on how the 2015 theme— Reclaiming the Heart of our Humanity. Working Together for a World of Compassion, Peace, Justice, and Sustainability—exemplifies the topical, practical dimensions that will be addressed at the Parliament.
Parliament of the World's Religions: The 2015 Parliament in Salt Lake City is quickly approaching, what about the coming Parliament excites you most?
Brian Birch: I cannot think of a better time to be hosting a Parliament. Religious differences and misunderstanding continue to play a significant role in human conflict. This event is an opportunity to communicate the deep commitments of religious communities to peace and harmony.
PWR: This is the first Parliament to ever be held in Utah; what do you hope the people of Utah gain from the 2015 Parliament being held there?
BB: I am extremely proud to be part of hosting the Parliament in my home city. Salt Lake City is a wonderful choice. The people of Utah are among the most friendly and hospitable in the world. Our community will greatly benefit from the cultural and religious diversity. Though we have a strong history of hosting international visitors, the religious dimensions of the event add a degree of unparalleled richness.
PWR: The theme of the 2015 Parliament is Reclaiming the Heart of Our Humanity: Working Together for a World of Compassion, Peace, Justice, and Sustainability; what do you like about this theme?
BB: The theme could not be more timely and communicates the very practical dimensions of interfaith work. Religion remains among the most potent forces in the human experience. It influences a variety of institutions and thus has a substantial role to play in finding solutions to our biggest challenges. I'm excited that people will see the application of faith to our economic and environmental challenges.
PWR: What major events in your life have encouraged you to be a part of this movement?
BB: As a young Latter-day Saint missionary in New York City, I was mesmerized by the diversity of faiths and cultures I experienced there. I observed firsthand the challenges of religious misunderstanding and prejudice and it led to my academic pursuits in these areas. My experiences over the years have only strengthened my commitment to respectful interactions across religious and ethical lines.
PWR: One of the three focused constituencies of the 2015 Parliament is youth. You're the Director of the Religious Studies Program and Center for the Study of Ethics at Utah Valley University and active in the development of student interfaith leadership through partnerships with the Interfaith Youth Core; what have you learned from working with the youth?
BB: I am continually amazed by the creativity and commitment of young interfaith leaders. Students are naturally more inclusive and have an orientation toward service that gives them a head start in working across differences. The Parliament leadership is especially anxious to provide opportunities to build on their unique forms of social capital.
Brian D. Birch is Director of the Religious Studies Program and Center for the Study of Ethics at Utah Valley University. He received his Ph.D. in Philosophy of Religion and Theology at Claremont Graduate University and specializes in comparative theology and the ethical dimensions of religious diversity. He is a member of the Salt Lake Interfaith Roundtable and active in the development of student interfaith leadership through partnerships with the Interfaith Youth Core and related organizations. He currently serves as Senior Research Fellow at the Foundation for Religious Diplomacy and his latest book projects are entitled Radical Pluralism: Essays on Religious Practice and Mormonism Among Christian Theologies for Oxford University Press.
Parliament Representative Sara Rahim to Deliver Youth Keynote Address to UN for World Interfaith Harmony Week
Parliament Representative Ms. Sara Rahim Will Address the United Nations for World Interfaith Harmony Week on February 6, 2015.
You are invited to attend this special program convened by the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations in cooperation with the Committee of Religious NGOs:
World Interfaith Harmony Week Multi-religious Partnership for Sustainable Development
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Special grounds passes to the UN Headquarters in New York City will be issued upon availability Tuesday, February 3.
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World Interfaith Harmony Week Multi-religious Partnership for Sustainable Development
Presented by the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations
February 6, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. EST
This event will be webcast on UN.org- Finalized Program TBA | Tentative Program as Follows
Opening Session:
- H.E. Mr. Sam Kahamba Kutesa, President of the General Assembly of the United Nations
- H.E. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations
- Dr. William F. Vendley, President of the RNGO Committee at the UN
- Ms. Sara Rahim, UN Youth Representative of the Parliament of the World's Religions
Panel Themes:
featuring distinguished speakers TBA:
Interfaith Collaboration for Post 2015 Sustainable Development Agenda
Partnership to Strengthen the Post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals
The 2015 World Interfaith Harmony Week Observance of the United Nations is convened by the Office of the President of the General Assembly in cooperation with the Committee of Religious NGOs.
Co-Sponsors include the CONGO Committee on Spirituality, Values and Global Concerns – NY | Global Movement for the Culture of Peace | NGO Committee on Sustainable Development | Spiritual Caucus at the UN | The Values Caucus at the UN
Read the United Nation World Interfaith Harmony Week Resolution Here
The United Nations observance of World Interfaith Harmony week celebrates its fifth year in 2015. $50,000 in prize money sponsored by King Abdullah of Jordan is dedicated to winning entries promoting peace across the world. Submissions include performance, organizing, and just about anything interfaith.
To learn more and to enter this global peacebuilding competition click here.
How the Interfaith Community Can Advance the UN's Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda
The Parliament of the World's Religions UN-NGO Representatives affiliated to the United Nations Department of Public Information say attending the 65th Annual UN-DPI NGO conference in New York City August 27 – 29, 2014 was a great opportunity for the interfaith movement to build relationships with other NGOs invested in advocating for the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda.
"How A Global Ethic Can Contribute to the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda: An Intergenerational Discussion" paired the Parliament's UN Youth Representatives Ms. Sara Rahim, and Mr. Tahil Sharma, in a workshop with members of the Parliament UN Task Force and co-sponsors exploring how activism for the SDGs can be enhanced by civic society. This process is achievable through the promotion and understanding of foundational documents on Human Rights including the Global Ethic, the Earth Charter, the Charter of Compassion, and the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
The Panelists Representing the Parliament and Co-Sponsoring Institutions:
- Dr. Kusumita Pedersen, Chair of the Parliament UN Task Force, Parliament Trustee, and Co-Chair of the Interfaith Center of New York
- Monica Willard, Representative of the United Religions Initiative to the UN, UN NGO Committee Co-Chair
- Rev. Father John Pawlikowski, Parliament Trustee
- Rev. Dr. Anne Benvenuti, Parliament Trustee
- Sr. Joan Kirby, The Temple of Understanding
- Ms. Sara Rahim, Parliament UN Youth Representative
- Mr. Tahil Sharma, Parliament Un Youth Representative
Connecting institutional and grassroots advocates, the UN-DPI conference format includes plenary speakers, workshops, and panels equipping thousands of participants with new strategies. In proving the value of face-to-face networking opportunities, assemblies like this serve to enhance sustainable action by smart approaches to allocating human and other resources directed toward the UN's Development Goals.
Tahil Sharma and Sara Rahim reported and reflect below on their experience presenting and participating in workshops and plenaries paying special attention to five takeaways the interfaith community can use to advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Agenda:
The first three observations come from Sara Rahim:
"We have a duty to be bold. That is what people want. That is what the world needs." – Ms. Susana Malcorra, UN Chef de Cabinet UN-NGO 2014
Between August 27-29, Tahil Sharma and I attended the 65th Annual UN DPI/NGO conference held in New York City, which drew in over 2,000 NGO representatives from over 117 countries. Earlier this year, we were chosen to serve as the Parliament of the World's Religions Youth Representatives to the United Nations.
These past few months leading up to the conference, we brainstormed ways in which we could share our experiences with the greater civic community. We submitted a workshop panel that would explore how a Global Ethic could contribute to the Post-2015 Development Agenda, and were thrilled to be notified that we had been selected to present at the conference with trustees of the Parliament and like-minded interfaith bodies.
On August 27, Tahil and I quickly registered for the first day of the conference and made our way through UN security. In line, I met dozens of NGO representatives from around the world, who shared with me their field of work and what inspired them to attend the conference.
While this conference would clearly focus on the role of civil society and key global issues, I wondered how it might be possible to increase collaboration among interreligious groups. Faith-based organizations were certainly leading grassroots initiatives in their local communities, but how could we take that one step further? During the Opening Session, I observed several main themes that resonated with me regarding the role of interfaith at the UN.
1. "People are the center of development" – Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Executive Director, United Nations Population Fund
Refocusing efforts towards protecting people's dignity is crucial, as we often forget the inherent link between human rights and development. Interfaith groups can continue to pave the path towards conflict resolution and community building in a way that ensures all voices can be a part of the conversation. As expressed by Dr. Osotimehin, focusing specifically on women and youth can help achieve universal goals of poverty reduction and education. I see an opportunity for interfaith groups to continue to advocate for women and youth as part of their initiatives.
2. The Importance of Setting Concrete Goals
Ambassador Samantha Power, Permanent Representative of United States to the United Nations, stated that encouraging civic society to work more closely with government would require an outcomes-driven process. The need for setting measurable, concrete goals for the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda can combat the criticism that the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are too abstract and intangible. Powers also recommended focusing on peace and global governance as a basis for development. Passing just laws and creating credible institutions is one of the most sustainable ways to improving development. I personally recognized this vision, as it aligns with Parliament's mission to mobilize faith leaders in their communities towards creating a peaceful, just, and sustainable world. Interfaith work is not just a 'feel good mission,' but it also has the potential to measure impact and offer tangible results.
3. Inclusion of the Disabled, Indigenous, and Youth
Ms. Maryanne Diamond, Chair, International Disability Alliance, assessed that persons who live with disabilities, 80% of whom are in the developing world, severely lack access to education, healthcare, and other basic resources. She offered a major critique that the previous MDG's lacked inclusivity of disabled and indigenous populations. One of the biggest outcomes of this conference would be the revision and inclusion of minority groups into the agenda. Of these minority groups, I saw the role of youth as a major key player towards development. Tahil and I both recognized our own experiences in which interfaith had been a tool to mobilize people of all backgrounds towards a common goal. The NGO community, particularly interfaith and faith-based organizations, must continue to think in innovative ways to collaborate across sectors and be inclusive of all minority voices.
Tahil Sharma observes points 4 and 5:
4. Building Community through Forgiveness
The Representatives at the NGO conference represent great diversity across fields of expertise and demonstrate profound willingness to make a difference in the world. This point was addressed in a special keynote at the Permanent Mission of the United States to the United Nations by Ambassador Elizabeth M. Cousens who resides on the UN Economic and Social Council and serves as an Alternate Representative to the UN General Assembly. With fellow representatives being as young as 14 years old, showing an amazing ability to tackle major subjects, refute claims and develop productive dialogue with the ambassador, an important point on how the eagerness of the coming generations to foster change was taking place. The ambassador herself made note of this: "We need your voice, your ideas, and your insistence about what matters… You need to hold our feet to the fire in making sure that we count it."
This proved the vitality of the kind of inter-generational conversation we would emphasize in our workshop about the creation and implementation of influential documents like the Charter for Compassion, the Earth Charter and the Global Ethic of the 1993 Parliament. Several individuals across cultures, faith traditions and ages must participate in making these paths for change to make the impact which can really matter.
My first example is a man who is legally blind, and arrived with a guide at his side for our workshop; his name was Takashi Tanemori from Hiroshima, and he is a hibakusha, or Atomic Bomb Survivor. Seeking revenge for the death of his family, he traveled to the United States for opportunity and suffered prejudice, discrimination and mistreatment for decades, even while discovering faith and service through Christian organizations. But in an instant, an epiphany of forgiveness and understanding made him turn his story become a force to educate and serve people. Dedicating his life to speak out against the struggles he experienced throughout his life, he describes his transformation and "how communication between people and countries is the answer to lasting peace throughout the world." (Taken from his bio.) He spreads his message of understanding, love and forgiveness through lectures, poetry, art and through the writing of his own book, Hiroshima: Bridge to Forgiveness, having shared his message with thousands of people around the world. This same man who has experienced worlds of transition was the same man who commended the work that Sara, myself and the other panelists of our workshop dedicated ourselves to: creating bridges of understanding and respect. His sharing complimented our experience with his story and his message of compassion and clemency.
5. The Strength of Grassroots Advocacy
Another individual who caught my attention sprang from a social media interaction between Sara and fellow attendee, Syed Mahmood Kazmi, a college graduate from our age group, and a man who was leagues beyond my intelligence, capability and humility. A Kashmir, Pakistan native, he is dedicated to education and supporting marginalized and oppressed communities throughout South Asia. His work includes serving as an Emergency Response Team Leader in Pakistan Red Crescent Society providing First Aid and Search & Rescue. Additionally, Kazmi serves as an Intern at the Office of the Permanent Observer to the United Nations International Organization for Migration, New York. Proving to me that there is not any limit on the power in your stride to revolutionize the way we think and act. It was a privilege to associate with him, but his drive and grace also reminds me that my personal call to action must never be silenced.
The workshop and conference experience sent me home with a new energy to excel in my work, to inspire others, to educate communities about the world, and to ensure communities are provided what is needed to flourish and produce better lives. At certain moments, I thought my work with domestic communities lacked significance in the bigger picture, but people from all over the world proved our small actions are revolutionary. I have always known that lecturing, building community beds for organic vegetation to feed people, and building relationships between communities was the right thing to do, but now it seems like the normal thing to do. There is normalcy in instilling peace and stability in humanity.
All in all, the 3-day conference served as a platform for individuals, stakeholders, and NGO society to come together. This success was not just because of the number of people who participated in the event, but because all players came together to draft a powerful declaration to action. Our roles as interfaith leaders challenged us to think innovatively about how a Global Ethic could efficiently push for the Post 2015 Agenda. We found that there are multiple opportunities for collaboration in a way that moves from dialogue to producing tangible results. We walked away with not only a better understanding of what sustainable development means, but also how interfaith action can bridge the gap towards inclusivity and peaceful governance.
The World of Interfaith, Parliament 2015 Coming to America
The Board of the Parliament voted this weekend to hold the next Parliament in the United States in 2015. The next Parliament marks the fifth modern Parliament and the first American Parliament in 22 years.
"America is the home base of the interfaith movement and it's about time the Parliament come back home. The Parliament in 2015 will strengthen the interfaith movement through our listening, sharing and networking with each other," says Chair of the Board Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid.
The interfaith activism in North America has at least doubled in the last 10 years, whereas it is sprouting all around the world where people who have never heard of the interfaith movement are now becoming part of it. As the next generation connects to issues of peace, justice and sustainability it is time to introduce these emerging leaders to the Parliament.
Dates and location will be announced shortly.
Since 1993, more than 37,000 delegates of 80 countries have come to the Parliament representing 50 plus traditions in programs, plenaries, cultural exchanges and dialogue. Parliaments held in the USA, South Africa, Spain, and Australia have amassed a global interfaith community committed to the advancement of a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
We Want To Hear From You:
As the Parliament prepares to announce the next host city please kindly share with us your preferences on themes, plans and costs as we create a Parliament 2015 for you.
Please stay connected in the coming days for these important announcements:
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- Parliament 2015 Dates
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- Sponsorship and Exhibition Details
- Program Proposals
- Pre-Parliament Events Planning Around the World
- Volunteer, Intern, and Professional Openings with the 2015 Parliament
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Join a select network of global Interfaith advocates conducting listening sessions with their communities to create the next Parliament. Ambassadors extend the Parliament platform for mobilizing people of faith for social action in their local communities and play an indispensable role in the evolution of the Parliament movement. Read more…
Parliament of Religions Calls Faith Communities to Actively Oppose War, Blockade of Gaza, Anti-Semitism & Islamophobia to Protect Israeli and Palestinian Lives
The Parliament of the World's Religions grieves whenever violence and conflict flares, as is now occurring in Palestine and Israel. Grief, however, must not paralyze faith communities and the interfaith movement into silence and inaction. Instead, we are called to serve as moderating agents in the cause of sustainable justice, unconditional compassion, and enduring peace by raising our voices against those who seek the annihilation of their enemies.
The Parliament, therefore, asks religious and spiritual communities across the globe, and the interfaith movement specifically, to be vocal and active in:
- calling both sides to end the war in an ethical manner, including the ending of the seven-year blockade of Gaza, with borders monitored by the United Nations to ensure safety for Israelis as well as Palestinians
- asking world leaders to take concrete steps, with urgency, to ensure the freedom, self-determination, security, and equal rights for Palestinians and Israelis
- calling the United Nations to ensure that both sides abide by international laws and human right accords in safeguarding civilians, with special attention given to children
- requesting both sides to recognize the humanity of the other and to honor their sacred spaces
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The first 14 years of the College have been one of significant growth and maturation. Starting with five key faculty members at University Park and an initial enrollment of less than 100 undergraduate students, the College has grown to be offered at 19 campus locations around the Commonwealth, supported by 153 faculty members, with an undergraduate student enrollment of 2100 students (584 of these are non‐resident, degree‐seeking undergraduate students through the World Campus). There are 120 resident M.S. and Ph.D. graduate students at the University Park campus and an additional 283 degree‐seeking graduate students pursuing online masters of professional studies. Academic offerings include: a two‐year undergraduate program; two B.S. degrees —Information Sciences and Technology and Security and Risk Analysis (SRA); a B.A. degree in Information Sciences and Technology; and a resident, academic M.S. degree and Ph.D. degree in Information Sciences and Technology. Non‐resident Masters of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) degrees are offered in Information Sciences, Homeland Security, and Enterprise Architecture.
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Popover Chicken Tarragon
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|Broiler fryer chicken
|3 Pound, cut up
|Cooking oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Cooking oil
|1 Tablespoon
|All purpose flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Dried tarragon
|1 Teaspoon, crushed
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Mushroom sauce
|6 Tablespoon (Easy Type)
In skillet brown chicken in the 2 tablespoons cooking oil; season with salt and pepper.
Place chicken in a well-greased shallow 3-quart casserole or 13x9x2-inch baking dish.
In mixing bowl beat eggs; add milk and the 1 tablespoon oil.
Stir together the flour, tarragon, and salt.
Add to egg mixture.
Beat till smooth.
Pour over chicken.
Bake at 350° till done, 55 to 60 minutes.
Spoon Easy Mushroom Sauce over chicken.
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1. Place a deep pan on flame and heat oil for a minute.
2. Add leek and cook for a couple of minutes and then add salmon. Fry for a minute.
3. Stir in garlic and lemon juice.
4. Season with salt and pepper and add cream fraiche. Stir occasionally and cook on low flame.
5. In a pot of salted boiling water simmer pasta for 3 minutes or as per package instruction. Drain well.
6. Add pasta to the sauce, turn the heat off and stir.
7. Serve immediately and enjoy!


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Historical Traveler Reviews Eden Hotel & Spa Cannes
Good Value, Professional and Clean. Recommended
Hotel Eden is located on the main shopping street in Cannes and is approx. 10 mins walk to the heart of restaurant land and 5/6 minutes from the sea.
Our hotel room was very clean and modern and perhaps a little on the small side with a smallish bathroom and tiny toilet.
The staff on reception were extremely helpful and keen to assist in anything asked of them.
There are not many facilities in the hotel other than a small bar/breakfast area which is manned by the reception staff at night and breakfast is run by one person which seems a little understaffed during busy hours. The lack of facilities in the hotel is easily made-up by the rest of Cannes with some wonderful restaurants and bars.
Despite advertising one, the hotel doesn't have a servicable car park (I was informed that they were constructing a new floor to make more space) which means a 5/6 minute walk to the nearest public car park which costs circa EUR25.00 per day. Free street parking is available out of office hours.
In summary a good value, professional and clean hotel with friendly staff. RECOMMENDED.
Not bad, but pretensions to "4-star boutique hotel" status are unjustified
Overall we enjoyed our 5 night stay at the Eden hotel and might consider staying here again if the price was right. However, it's worth noting a few pros and cons.
The hotel has a good location in terms of its proximity to the beach and the eastern part of La Croisette. Convenience for the larger concentrations of restaurants around the harbour is not so good - expect a 15 to 20 minute walk.
Although the hotel advertises itself as a "4-star boutique hotel", this really is a bit of a stretch. Facilities are currently limited to a small breakfast room/bar and a few chairs with internet access terminals. Evidently a large expansion programme is underway to the rear of the hotel, opening 2006. Our bedroom, although perfectly adequate, was relatively small, overlooked the building site and had a peculiar small toilet cubicle with a separate bathroom. The lack of a shower screen/curtain meant that flooding the bathroom was a real possibility. Queen size bed was very comfortable. Room decor was bland, modern style with white walls, wooden floors (cleanliness of which was a bit suspect) and black furniture.
The hotel's car park is currently out of commission due to the building work, but we found it convenient to use the nearby "Lamy" underground car park (about 2 blocks away and maximum 15 Euros per 24 hours).
What a nice surprise....
My husband and I stayed at this lovely hotel in June. We booked through Expedia and we ended up with a really good deal. We are sure we were upgraded when we checked into our room. It was a very generous sized room with a king size bed and balcony with sea view! The only slight negative point is that the bathroom was a little on the small side but very clean and fresh looking. The staff were particularly friendly and the location is fantastic. I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending this hotel.
Good Hotel Great Value for cannes
Very friendly staff. Good size clean rooms with wooden floors . Breakfast was also good. I paid €120 for the room and I was satisfied with what I got.
Location is excellent only a 3 min walk to the sea and directly on the main sterrt in Cannes (but in the quiter part so not much street noise)1 negative point is the construction of the hotel with wooden floors means that it can get a little noisy at night when people are coming in. Apart from that it is a good hotel. For a few quid more you could try Hotel Crusstini Beach (not too sure on the spelling)
Great Hotel
My husband and I stayed at the Eden in September 2004 and we loved it. It is very contemporary with clean, spacious rooms. It is an easy walk to shopping and the beach. We also got a great rate at Lowestfare. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
Friendly and helpful Staff
I stayed four nights at the Hotel Eden. I had a wonderful room with a large window and a view of the sea down the street opposite. The room was clean and furnished in a contemporary style. The breakfast room was modern and had a wide variety of food available. The fresh fruit salad and a wonderful array of jams were the highlights for me.
The staff were friendly and extremely helpful. The hotel is well situated on the Rue Antibes.
My only concern was that the wooden floors amplified sound and at one point I could hear a baby cry two floors away ! I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Cannes.
So conveniently located..
A stylish, modern hotel - very clean with attentive staff. The room was spacious and the satellite TV included Sky News that kept us up to date with developments back home. A direct road takes you to the seafront and, by walking a few metres either way, you can find a free beach rather than pay the steep prices for a sun-lounger at a private area. Highly recommended - although a word of warning is that if you use the tea and coffee facilities this gets charged as mini-bar expense!
Stylish, Modern and Good Value
The Hotel Eden is an excellent recently renovated hotel with a modern, contemporary feel and all at a very reasonable price. On checking out I was expecting to pay some more as I was sure I had been undercharged for the quality of the room. Private underground parking is excellent, and from my experience quite rare in French city hotels. It is situated centrally enough to be convenient to all the main areas yet is outside of the hustle and noise of the main drag. I would recommend the hotel to anyone.
Charming contemporary hotel well located
The Eden Hotel in Cannes is an excellent, newly renovated contemporary design hotel well located in Cannes just 150 mts from the beach and La Croisette. It is a great alternative to the high priced major deluxe hotels in Cannes, we only paid 120 EUR for a lovely room with great comfort and style. We highly recommend this hotel for those who wish to visit Cannes , and the Cote D'Azur without spending a fortune.
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The engines were cut on our vessel and the tender started to drift. It turned so it was crossing the tide side on. The wake started to gently rock the tender. The rocking didn't stop. It got worse and worse. The rocking became more violent. There is room on these tenders for about 20 people to sit outside on the top deck. We were 2 of the 20 people sitting outside!! The vessel must have been pitching at east 30 degrees. A ...
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... Casino wasn't that impressive inside. Some cool chandeliers but other than that it was like any other casino and wasn't that big. James and i started winning on black jack! Doubled my 50euro but then lost it and went back to even. All the other boys bombed out pretty quick. Hard when it's 25euro minimum bet! Took my 2 25euro chips with me when we moved onto roulette. James started doing alright at roulette but I lost one of my chips. Decided to try blackjack again with my ...
Lyon to Cannes
Waking up in Lyon, my stomach still churning from the previous nights feast. Green tea and apple compote lay awaiting on the balcony, Pascale had kindly prepared breakfast before our train to Cannes. 10am on the dot we pile into the car and head for the train station. I hold onto every last glimpse of Lyon I can digest as we wind through the city streets toward the train station. So happy I got to experience this city however fleeting the visit was. As ...
Day 4 Nice, France
... they chopped her head off and put her body in a raft out to sea, her body washed up on a shore in Nice in pristine condition. They now have her remains in the church we were now looking at. This story is the reason they call the Nice bay, the bay of angels, they believe the angels blew her into shore at nice to bless the city. We then cycle up the promenade towards the hotel negresco, a very old classic French Victorian looking building. It is only ...
Our Apartment in Cannes
... approximately 500 sq. ft. As I said before, it is a testament to downsizing. The kitchen is 7 by 7 but it is surprising how well it works. We have a full sized oven, a four burner cooktop, a microwave, a coffee pot and a toaster. Plus we have a delightful front loading washing machine and a cute little rack that drys clothes out on the balcony in the French tradition. Clothes dried this way make me remember my Grandmother and how ...


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ASL Announcements: Born Free
The Acid Sweat Lodge is pleased to announce that it will be represented at Born Free 7,
taking place in Silverado California June 27th and 28th.
ASL will have selected print materials available for pick up on the Acid Sweat Lodge "Free Table"
located within the Born A Bad Seed Booth.
2 new original poster prints have been created for the occasion and will be available exclusively at Born Free.
Freedom Ride | Born Free
11x17 inches
Black & White print on coloured paper stock.
Limited Edition
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8.5 x 14 inches
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An integrated circuit carrier assembly includes a carrier and a socket nestable on one side of the carrier, the other side of carrier receiving an integrated circuit device. The carrier includes a set of guides one aligned with each lead of the integrated circuit device. Each guide includes a passage which allows a lead to telescope through the carrier into the socket, and a set of tapered surfaces that guide the lead into the passage. The socket includes a terminal that connects each lead of the integrated circuit device to one of a plurality of more durable contact prongs which may then be inserted into the appropriate receptacles of a printed circuit board or the like.
1. An integrated circuit carrier assembly for an integrated circuit device with a plurality of leads extending from opposite sides thereof including, in combination,
a carrier for mounting said integrated circuit device, said carrier including a support surface upon which said integrated circuit device is supported,
a socket for receiving the leads of said device, comprising a pair of parallel spaced apart housing portions and a plurality of terminals mounted in each of said housing portions, each terminal being adapted to electrically engage a lead when said device is received in said carrier, said housing portions being joined by at least two cross-members,
a plurality of guide means included in said carrier, one for each of the leads of said integrated circuit device, for guiding said leads into said socket through said carrier, each of said guide means including a passage extending through said carrier, each of said guide means further including a funnelling means for directing said lead into said passage, and
means for securing said device in said carrier upon insertion of said device into said carrier,
the improvement comprising:
tabs formed integrally with and extending from the support surface of said carrier defining channels for separately enclosing each of the housing portions of said socket when said carrier is in assembled relationship with said socket.
2. The assembly of claim 1 wherein said device and said socket are nestable totally within said carrier.
3. The assembly of claim 1 including a pin and an aperture, one of which is located on said socket and the other of which is located on said carrier for journalling said pin, the pin being of such length that upon insertion of said carrier onto said socket said pin becomes journalled within said aperture prior to engagement of said leads with said socket.
4. The assembly of claim 1 wherein the leads of said circuit device telescope generally straight through said passages in said carrier and straight into said terminals in said socket, each of said passages loosely conforming to said leads such that said leads are freely journalled within said passages.
5. The assembly of claim 1 including alignment means for insuring that said carrier can be arranged in only one orientation with respect to said socket, said alignment means comprising slots formed in said tabs of said carrier for receiving the cross-members of the socket and said orientation being determined by the position of the slots along said tabs.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to connectors for electrically connecting an integrated circuit device to another circuit element. More particularly, the present invention relates to carriers for integrated circuit devices such that the carrier and device are inserted as a unit into a socket which may in turn be plugged into the appropriate receptacles of a printed circuit or the like.
2. Brief Description of the Prior Art
The modularization and miniaturization of electronic circuit packages has resulted in the development of small, interchangeable electronic devices. These devices, capable of performing couplex functions, can be removably inserted into larger electrical systems, to change the function of these systems.
An integrated circuit device, for example a dual in-line package including an encapsulated electronics package and a pair of spaced parallel rows of flat contact pins, may be mounted in the carrier made of insulative material preparatory to connection to a larger electrical system. The carrier usually has integrally formed means to enable the entire module to be manually grasped for insertion into a socket and later removal from the socket. The socket is in turn removably adapted to be electrically connected to a printed circuit board or the like. If a new function is desired, one need only remove one module from its socket and replace it with another module which is suited to the desired purpose.
Due to several factors including the small size of these integrated circuit devices, the number of contacts or pins associated with each device, the need to ensure good electrical contact between the socket and the device, and the necessary delicacy of the pins or contacts of the integrated circuit device, these pins or contacts are often deformed during attempted insertion of the integrated circuit device into a receptacle. Once the contacts are deformed, even if they are subsequently straightened, reinsertion of the device into the socket or receptacle is difficult.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,209,216 to Brooks discloses a socket insertion guide which guides the pins of the integrated circuit device into the socket. The Brooks structure includes an open ended, generally rectangular housing which conforms to the outside shape of the integrated circuit device and a U-shaped channel which is inserted into the upper open end of the housing after the integrated circuit device has been inserted into the housing. The unit is then plugged into an appropriate socket that fits into the lower open end of the housing. While the use of the Brooks structure would likely be advantageous in preventing pin deformation, the structure does not individually guide the leads of the integrated circuit device and does not positively prevent the bending of the pins inwardly into the device or laterally towards one another upon insertion. Moreover, it is conceivable that during the placement of the channel the pins may be deformed inwardly excessively resulting in greater deformation and more difficult insertion than was likely were the guide not used.
It is therefore the principal object of the present invention to provide an improved integrated circuit carrier assembly which includes positive means for ensuring against damage to the pins or contacts of the integrated circuit device.
It is also an object of the present invention to provide a carrier that guides the leads of a circuit device individually into the socket.
It is another object of the present invention to provide such a device which facilitates the insertion and withdrawal of integrated circuit devices and thus prevents damage to the circuitry which receives the integrated circuit device.
These and many other objects and advantages of the present invention are achieved by a carrier assembly for an integrated circuit device with a plurality of leads extending from opposite sides thereof. The assembly includes a carrier for mounting the integrated circuit device, including a support surface on which the integrated surface device is supported. A separate socket for receiving the device has a pair of opposite side walls with a plurality of spring terminals mounted on each side wall and extending inwardly of the socket. Each terminal is adapted to electrically engage a lead when the device is received within the socket. A plurality of guide means are included in the carrier, one for each of the leads of the circuit device, for guiding the leads into the socket. Each of the guide means includes a passage extending through the carrier, loosely conformable to a portion of a lead to be inserted into the guide means. Each of the guide means also includes a funnelling means for directing the lead into the passage so that the leads extend completely through the carrier for insertion into the socket. Means are provided to secure the integrated circuit device in the carrier upon insertion of the device into the carrier.
FIG. 1 is a partial, exploded perspective view of one embodiment of the present invention showing an integrated circuit device, the carrier of the present invention, a socket and a printed circuit board; and
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken generally along the line 2--2 in FIG. 1 after the integrated circuit device, carrier, and socket have been assembled and inserted into a printed circuit board.
Referring to the drawing wherein like reference characters are used for like parts throughout the several views, an integrated circuit carrier assembly, generally designated 10, includes an integrated circuit device 12, insertable into and matable with a carrier 14, thereby forming a composite module which is then insertable into and matable with a socket 16. The assembly 10 may be plugged into any desired receptacle 17 such as the printed circuit board illustrated. The integrated circuit device 12 is illustrated as a dual in-line package (DIP) and thus both the carrier 14 and socket 16 are arranged in the same dual in-line configuration. The integrated circuit device 12, in accordance with conventional design, includes a logic package 18 made of electrostatically conductive, insulative material and a plurality of aligned flat pin leads 20 arranged in a pair of spaced apart, parallel rows 22. Each flat pin lead 20 conveniently includes a relatively wider proximal portion 24 and a relatively narrow distal portion 26.
The carrier 14 is made of electrostatically conductive, insulative material, such as plastic or the like, for example nylon 6/6 doped with a conductive material such as carbon fibers, with glass fibers included for added structural integrity. Preferably the filler constitutes about 30% by weight of the composite with the carbon fiber content between 10 and 20% by weight and the glass fiber content from 20 to 10% by weight. The carrier 14 is conveniently formed by conventional plastic molding techniques into a shape that enables it to receive the integrated circuit device 12 in a nested configuration atop its intermediate, horizontal wall 28 and the socket 16 in a nested configuration beneath the wall 28. On the periphery of the wall 28, arranged perpendicularly thereto, a pair of opposed end walls 30 join a pair of opposed side walls 32 perpendicularly related to the walls 30. Each side wall 32 includes a manually graspable flange 34 extending generally horizontally. For purposes of economy, lightness, heat dissipation, and easy removal of the device 12, an opening 35 is located centrally of the horizontal wall 28.
Each end wall 30 includes a conveniently integral, circuit device latch 36, conveniently defined by a pair of spaced apart notches 38 formed in the end walls 30. Each latch 36 includes an inwardly extending catch 40 that tapers outwardly as it extends toward the wall 28. The latches 36 are arranged to secure the integrated circuit device 12 upon the wall 28 of the carrier 14. When the device 12 is inserted so as to initially contact the tapered surface 42 of each catch 40, the latches 36 deflect outwardly allowing the device 12 to be received within the carrier 14. After passage of the device 12 into the carrier 14 has been accomplished, the latches 36 spring back into position securing the device 12 releasably beneath the catches 40.
A plurality of guides generally designated as 44 are arranged in a pair of spaced rows in the wall 28, along the walls 32, each guide 44 arranged to align with one of the leads 20 of the circuit device 12. Each guide 44 includes an outer funnelling portion 46 and a passage 48 communicating with the portion 46 and extending completely through the wall 28, as shown in FIG. 2. The outer funnelling portion 46 of each guide 44 shares a pair of spaced apart upstanding tapered ribs 50 with each adjacent guide 44. The ribs 50 extend away from an adjacent wall 32 and between each adjacent pair of passages 48. Each rib 50 includes a tapered surface 52 which converges as it extends away from its wall 32 and inwardly of the carrier 14. In addition, each funnelling portion 46 includes a sloped region 54 located between each pair of adjacent, spaced apart ribs 50. The sloped region 54 slopes downwardly from the inner surface of the adjacent side wall 32 to the passage 48 associated with each portion 46.
The socket 16, completely separable from the carrier 14, includes a pair of spaced apart side portions 58 joined by three spaced apart cross-pieces 60. Cross-piece 60c includes an intermediate aligning journal 64. The socket 16, like the carrier 14, is preferably made of electrostatically conductive, insulative material, conveniently formed by conventional plastic molding techniques. Conveniently, the spacing between the cross-pieces 60a and 60b is different than the spacing between the cross-pieces 60a and 60c.
Each side portion 58 includes a plurality of spring terminals 66, each aligned with an overlying guide 44 which in turn is alignable with a lead 20 of the integrated circuit device 12. As shown in FIG. 2, each terminal 66 includes an opening 68 which initially receives the distal portion 26 of a lead 20.
A contact member 70 is secured within the interior of each terminal 66, the member 70 conveniently being formed by bending a single strip of metal upon itself. This results in a doubled contact prong 72 which extends outwardly beneath the socket 16, and a pair of upstanding contact arms 74, 75 extending upwardly from the prong 72. The contact arms 74, 75 are conveniently deformed to define a pair of inwardly jutting contacts 76 which are held against the lead 20 by the spring action supplied by their arms 74, 75. A distal portion 77 of each contact arm 75 is bent outwardly to guide the insertion of the distal portion 26 of a lead 20 into the upper opening 68.
Since the wall 28 is located intermediately of the end walls 30 and side walls 32, a socket receiving recess 78 is defined beneath the wall 28, as shown in FIG. 2. A socket receiving channel 80 is defined between the end walls 30 and side walls 32 by a plurality of downwardly directed tabs 82, one pair sized to be received between and flush against the cross-pieces 60a and 60b and another pair (not shown) sized to fit between and flush against the cross-pieces 60a and 60c. The recess 78 is preferrably sized to entirely recess or nest the socket 16 within the carrier 14 such that the lower surface 84 of the socket 16 is approximately flush with the lower surface 86 of the carrier 14, while leaving a slight gap 88 between the top of the socket 16 and the wall 28 of the carrier 14. A cylindrical downwardly extending polarizing pin 90 is secured to the wall 28 and has a rounded free end 92 extending through the hole 94 in the aligned intermediate aligning journal 64 which conforms closely to the circumference of the pin 90. The length of the pin 90 is such that it becomes journalled within the aligning journal 64 before the leads 20 are inserted into the socket 16.
The assembly 10 is utilized by initially inserting the integrated circuit device 12 into the carrier 14, by hand. This may be accomplished by visually aligning each lead 20 of one row 22 of leads with the appropriate row of guides 44, inserting this row of leads into the aligned guides, and thereafter rotating the device 12 to insert the other row 22 of leads 20 into the remaining row of aligned guides 44. The device 12 is then pressed into the carrier 14 until the latches 36 secure the device 12 therein. The insertion of the leads 20 into the carrier 14 is guided initially by the outer converging portion 46 of each guide 44. The upstanding tapered ribs 50 separate the various individual leads 20 and prevent them from being laterally bent into one another. Thereafter the sloped regions 54 ensure that the individual leads 20 are deflected inwardly to the passages 48. When the device 12 is secured within the carrier 14, the leads 20 are guided and protected by their telescoping insertion through the passages 48.
The combined device 12 and carrier 14 may then be manually positioned atop the socket 16 by grasping the carrier 14 using the flanges 34 and forcing the carrier 14 over the socket 16 such that the socket 16 enters the socket receiving channel 80 in the carrier 14. This process is facilitated by the pins 90 which initially align the carrier 14 with the socket 16 as it enters the aligning journal 64. This assures that the leads 20 are inserted into the upper opening 68 of each spring terminal 66.
The alignment of the carrier 14 and the device 12 with the socket 16 is further facilitated by the engagement of the tabs 82 between the cross-pieces 60. Particularly the carrier 14 is guided onto the socket 16 not only by the pin 90 but also by the tabs 82, conveniently extending outwardly of the carrier 14 to an extent equal to that of the pin 90. Moreover since the spacing between the cross-pieces 60a and 60b is preferably different from that between the cross-pieces 60a and 60c, and a pair of the tabs 82 are sized to fit only between the cross-pieces 60a and 60b and another pair of tabs 82 are sized to fit only between the cross-pieces 60a and 60c, the carrier 14 can be positioned atop the socket 16 in only one preferred alignment. Moreover the irregular spacing between the pins 90 and cross-pieces 60 similarly restrict the orientation of the device 12 with respect to the socket 16. This prevents the insertion of the leads 20 of the device 12 into the socket 16 in an orientation 180� from that intended.
As the carrier 14 continues to move toward the socket 16, the leads 20 enter the terminals 66 and become retained by the spring action of the contact arms 74, 75 which force their contacts 76 against the opposite sides of each lead 20. Thus, the leads 20 telescope straight through the carrier 14 and straight into the terminals 66. The outwardly jutting contact prongs 72, of greater strength than the leads 20, can then be plugged into the appropriate receptacles 17, such as the printed circuit board illustrated having the prong receiving apertures 96, without concern for bending the prongs 72. In this way, each individual lead 20 is both protected and guided during the connection of the device 12 to the receptacle 17 thereby ensuring against undesired crimping of the leads 20 during this process.
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Mussel Soup with Macaroni (Sopa de Almejas y Macarrones)
20 Nov 2010
|Mussels in shells
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Clam juice
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Chicken broth
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Tomato puree
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Small Short Macaroni)
|To Taste
|Chopped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
Thoroughly scrub the mussels, then dry them.
Heat the oil and butter in a saucepan large enough to hold all the ingredients.
Add the mussels, and continue to heat until they open.
When the shells open, remove the mussels.
Pour their liquid back into the saucepan.
Reserve the mussels and discard their shells.
Pour in the clam juice, chicken broth, wine, and tomato puree.
Bring to a boil, add the macaroni and cook 5 minutes.
Add the mussels and pepper and cook until the macaroni is al dente.
Taste for seasoning.
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Mussel Soup With Macaroni (Sopa De Almejas Y Macarrones) Recipe


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Drink between: 2013 - 2019 (Add My Dates)
Off dry (of course), slightly muted chenin nose, but good length and minerality. Surprisingly low acidity and this is certainly ready (prematurely?)
Half Bottle
Nice bright yellow. Quite a big nose, definite stony, green fruit chenin blanc, but with something else, almost a touch of botrytis? Oily, quite rich, very mineral, impressive for a half aged 7, but the finish is a bit hard & bitter. Good but at present the finish takes away somewhat. Not sure if it will soften out with more age? Great value though.
Amazingly complex nose with honeyed minerals and earth, so unbelievably mineral, and so intense; gorgeous palate, cool and savoury with lovely acidity and balance. Elegant and full of finesse. Great finish - this is a truly fine wine and a bargain vs something from the Cote de Beaune.
Very light colour.
Fabulous nose with a bit of maturity.
Very mineral taste.


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