, including a fine one for the Beaver Hat. Tandon's explanatory notes are similarly comprehensive and serve to link Austen not only to contemporaries such as Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Mary Wollstonecraft and Charles Lamb, but also to lexical and thematic lines that run backwards, from Samuel Richardson and Henry Fielding to Seneca, and forwards to James Joyce and the contemporary novelist Edward St Aubyn...Tandon's notes often function as brief scholarly and historic articles in their own right, and the combined effect of these notes and illustrations is an edition of almost Talmudic ambition, but one that carries its erudition without sacrificing readability...Tandon's notes are superb...One of the great merits of Tandon's edition is that, without breaking the spell of Austen's fiction, he presents her work as so very much of her time, whether that be in her conceptual relation to moralists such as Samuel Johnson, or in the social resonances of foodstuffs, clothing and card games.
At key periods in Virginia Stem Owens's life, she has found the writings of Søren Kierkegaard to be of great encouragement and challenge. She finds the 19th-century Dane a needed voice today in "stripping away the veneer of false security we so carefully protect."
In this study, we will zero in on the issue of true faith and challenge the adequacy of mere resignation toward God's dealings in our lives. While resignation can produce quiet acceptance, Owens believes that only faith can bring joy.
Why does the church need—and at the same time resist—people like Kierkegaard who challenge the status quo?
According to Kierkegaard, what are some important differences between faith and resignation?
Genesis 22:1–19: What aspects of God's call and of Abraham's response seem to contradict our logic and common sense?
Hebrews 11:1–2, 8–19: What personal challenge or encouragement do you receive from Abraham's response to God?
What do you feel are the key elements in moving from resignation to faith in your own life?
Over the years, what writer has had the greatest continuing influence in your life? Why?
Six men arrested following an Easter Commemoration in Derry on Monday have been released without charge.
The men had been arrested and brought to Antrim PSNI station during a follow up operation after a masked member of the Real IRA read a statement at the event threatening further attacks against the police.<commit_before>=========
Changelog
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* :support:`1012` (via :issue:`1016`) Enhance documentation around the new
  `SFTP.posix_rename <paramiko.sftp_client.SFTPClient.posix_rename>` method so
  it's referenced in the'standard' ``rename`` method for increased visibility.
  Thanks to <NAME> for the report.
* :release:`2.2.1 <2017-06-13>`
* :bug:`993` Ed25519 host keys were not comparable/hashable, causing an
  exception if such a key existed in a ``known_hosts`` file. Thanks to Oleh
  Prypin for the report and <NAME> for the fix.
* :bug:`990` The (added in 2.2.0) ``bcrypt`` dependency should have been on
  version 3.1.3 or greater (was initially set to 3.0.0 or greater.) Thanks to
  <NAME> for the report.
* :release:`2.2.0 <2017-06-09>`
* :release:`2.1.3 <2017-06-09>`
* :release:`2.0.6 <2017-06-09>`
* :release:`1.18.3 <2017-06-09>`
* :release:`1.17.5 <2017-06-09>`
* :bug:`865` SSHClient now requests the type of host key it has (e.g. from
  known_hosts) and does not consider a different type to be a "Missing" host
  key. This fixes a common case where an ECDSA key is in known_hosts and the
  server also has an RSA host key. Thanks to Pierce Lopez.
* :support:`906 (1.18+)` Clean up a handful of outdated imports and related
  tweaks. Thanks to Pierce Lopez.
* :bug:`984` Enhance default cipher preference order such that
  ``aes(192|256)-cbc`` are preferred over ``blowfish-cbc``. Thanks to <NAME>.
* :bug:`971 (1.17+)` Allow any type implementing the buffer API to be used with
  `BufferedFile <paramiko.file.BufferedFile>`, `Channel
  <paramiko.channel.Channel>`, and `SFTPFile <paramiko.sftp_file.SFTPFile>`.
  This resolves a regression introduced in 1.13 with the Python 3 porting
  changes, when using types such as ``memoryview``. Credit: <NAME>.
* :bug:`741` (also :issue:`809`, :issue:`772`; all via :issue:`912`) Writing
  encrypted/password-protected private key files was silently broken since 2.0
  due to an incorrect API call; this has been fixed.

  Includes a directly related fix, namely adding the ability to read
  ``AES-256-CBC`` ciphered private keys (which is now what we tend to write out
  as it is Cryptography's default private key cipher.)

  Thanks to ``@virlos`` for the original report, <NAME> and ``@ibuler``
  for initial draft PRs, and ``@jhgorrell`` for the final patch.
* :feature:`65` (via :issue:`471`) Add support for OpenSSH's SFTP
  ``posix-rename`` protocol extension (section 3.3 of `OpenSSH's protocol
  extension document
  <http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/usr.bin/ssh/PROTOCOL?rev=1.31>`_),
  via a new ``posix_rename`` method in `SFTPClient
  <paramiko.sftp_client.SFTPClient.posix_rename>` and `SFTPServerInterface
  <paramiko.sftp_si.SFTPServerInterface.posix_rename>`. Thanks to <NAME>
  for the initial patch & <NAME> for the enhanced, merged PR.
* :feature:`869` Add an ``auth_timeout`` kwarg to `SSHClient.connect
  <paramiko.client.SSHClient.connect>` (default: 30s) to avoid hangs when the
  remote end becomes unresponsive during the authentication step. Credit to
  ``@timsavage``.

 .. note::
    This technically changes behavior, insofar as very slow auth steps >30s
    will now cause timeout exceptions instead of completing. We doubt most
    users will notice; those affected can simply give a higher value to
    ``auth_timeout``.

* :support:`921` Tighten up the ``__hash__`` implementation for various key
  classes; less code is good code. Thanks to <NAME> for the patch.
* :support:`956 backported (1.17+)` Switch code coverage service from
  coveralls.io to codecov.io (& then disable the latter's auto-comments.)
  Thanks to <NAME> for the patch.
* :bug:`983` Move ``sha1`` above the now-arguably-broken ``md5`` in the list of
  preferred MAC algorithms, as an incremental security improvement for users
  whose target systems offer both. Credit: <NAME>.
* :bug:`667` The RC4/arcfour family of ciphers has been broken since version
  2.0; but since the algorithm is now known to be completely insecure, we are
  opting to remove support outright instead of fixing it. Thanks to <NAME>
  for catch & patch.
* :feature:`857` Allow `SSHClient.set_missing_host_key_policy
  <paramiko.client.SSHClient.set_missing_host_key_policy>` to accept policy
  classes _or_ instances, instead of only instances, thus fixing a
  long-standing gotcha for unaware users.
* :feature:`951` Add support for ECDH key exchange (kex), specifically the
  algorithms ``ecdh-sha2-nistp256``, ``ecdh-sha2-nistp384``, and
  ``ecdh-sha2-nistp521``. They now come before the older ``diffie-hellman-*``
  family of kex algorithms in the preferred-kex list. Thanks to <NAME> for the patch & <NAME> for a follow-up.
* :support:`- backported` A big formatting pass to clean up an enormous number
  of invalid Sphinx reference links, discovered by switching to a modern,
  rigorous nitpicking doc-building mode.
* :bug:`900` (via :issue:`