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説明	James Cunningham Seawall Race 2009photos by Ron Sombilon GalleryJAMES CUNNINGHAM (1873 to 1963)James Cunningham was a Scottish Immigrant who was passionate about the Seawall. He was a master stonemason who coordinated the construction of the seawall for 32 of the 53 years it took to complete.His dedication to the construction project is commemorated by a plaque in the cliff face opposite Siwash Rock.It is in his honour that Lions Gate Road Runners originated and continues to hold the James Cunningham Seawall Race on the last Sunday of every October.www.SeaWall.SierraSystems.com www.RonSombilonGallery.com.
撮影日	2009-10-24 14:36:30
撮影者	SOMBILON STUDIOS - www.SOMBILON.com , Vancouver, Canada
タグ	James Cunningham running race Seawall stonemason vancouver saucony running room halloween James subway 2009 team challenge lions gate kenyan Philanthropy is the effort or inclination to increase the well-being of humankind. It's generally agreed that the word was coined 2500 years ago in ancient Greece by the playwright Aeschylus or whoever else wrote Prometheus Bound (line 11). There the author told as a myth how the primitive creatures that were created to be human at first had no knowledge skills or culture of any kind—so they lived in caves in the dark in constant fear for their lives. Zeus the tyrannical king of the gods decided to destroy them but Prometheus a Titan whose name meant “forethought ” out of his philanthropos tropos or “humanity-loving character” gave them two empowering life-enhancing gifts: fire symbolizing all knowledge technology arts and science; and “blind hope” or optimism. The two went together—with fire humans could be optimistic; with optimism they could use fire constructively to improve the human condition. The new word φιλάνθρωπος philanthropos combined two words: φίλος philos “loving” in the sense of benefitting caring for nourishing; and ἄνθρωπος anthropos “human being” in the sense of “humankind” “humanity” or “human-ness”.[dubious – discuss] What he evidently “loved” therefore whose goal was excellence (arete)—the fullest development of body mind and spirit which is the essence of liberal education. The Platonic Academy's philosophical dictionary defined Philanthropia as: “A state of well-educated habits stemming from love of humanity. A state of being productive of benefit to humans.” Philanthropia was late simply humanitas—humane-ness. And because Prometheus’ human-empowering gifts rebelled against Zeus’ tyranny philanthropia was also associated with freedom and democracy. Both Socrates and the laws of Athens were described as “philanthropic and democratic”—a common expression the idea being that philanthropic humans are reliably capable of self-government. Putting all this together in modern terms “philanthropy” may best be defined as “private initiatives for public good focusing on quality of life.” Support Children In Need Make Wish Come True! Read Annual Reports how your Donations spent. Related searches: building foundation types of foundation Search Results Foundation series - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia The Foundation Series is a science fiction series by Isaac Asimov which covers a span of about 550 years. It consists of seven volumes that are closely ... Publication history - Original trilogy - Sequels en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founda the free encyclopedia Foundation may refer to: Foundation (engineering)
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