Assessment of the Impact of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on the Performance of the High Aswan Dam

A Large scale hydropower dam known as Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is under construction on the Blue Nile River just upstream of the Ethiopian-Sudan border in Ethiopia. The GERD has an active storage capacity of more than 60,000 Mm3 and is anticipated to produce 6000 MW of hydropower energy. The aim of this study was to assess the potential impact of the dam on the performance of the High Aswan Dam (HAD) during filling and operation phases using a simulation model using Mike Basin river basin simulation model. The results indicate the planned 6 years filling period is sufficient to fill the reservoir with little impact on the current irrigation water demands from HAD in Egypt without additional management investment. There will be about 12% and 7% of reduction of annual energy output from High Aswan Dam during the filling and after filling stage of GERD respectively. Cumulative Energy production from the two dams will increase significantly Water loss at HAD due to evaporation will decreases by 22%. Overall performance of HAD during and after filling of the GERD remains at a reliability level of 96%. The study advises to utilize the results cautiously as it is based on only one historical realization of the many possible scenarios that may evolve in the future.

The Love Theme of the Renaissance——A Comment on Two Renaissance Poems

Poetry is one of the most important literary forms in the English Renaissance. Love is an eternal theme of the tremendous amount of the English Renaissance poems. In the two famous love poems,Valediction:Forbidding Mourning and The Passionate Shepherd to His Love,the poets express their strong feelings in different ways. By employing the method of literature review and centering around the two vivid love poems,this paper attempts to explore their images,themes and many other literary characteristics. The objective of it is to help us to have a deeper understanding about the literature in the English Renaissance,and know more about love which is a beautiful emotion.

Renaissance Humanists:Defenders of Medieval Christian worldview

The Renaissance is a new golden age of intellectual achievement with a sharp contrast with the Middle Ages.Though new secular and scientific values begin to supplant traditional religious belief,there exists the continuity between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance,and humanists bear strong Christian character.They never change their devotion to Christianity and keep making their effort to maintain the primacy of Jesus.Humanists in Renaissance are defenders of medieval Christian view of the world.

The Influence of Renaissance On Marvel Comics Movies

Nowadays,in the movie industry,marvel comics movies play an inevitable role,plenty of super heroes are becoming more and more popular to our spectators,such as:superman,Spider Man,Batman,lron Man,Captain America,Hulk,Thor even the alliances Fantastic 4,The Avengers,Guardians of The Galaxy and so on,and this kind of movies occupies a significant part in the movie market.So why people like the super stares so much?And what sort of national culture can we find in these movies?This thesis concentrate on the questions l just mentioned,from the perspective of the renaissance,I will show you how and in what extent renaissance has influenced the marvel comics movies.

A Comparison Between the Stonework Application in Italian Renaissance Garden and Placing Stone Technique in Classical Chinese Garden

The study introduced the development of stone elements in Italian Renaissance Garden and Chinese classical garden, analyzed the stonework of Renaissance Garden and the placing stone technique of Chinese classical garden from different angles and made a comparative analysis of the two from the aesthetic thought, stone selection and technique.

Management of Secondary Leyll Syndrome Due to Anti-Covid Vaccine in a Case, at the Renaissance University Teaching Hospital, Ndjamena (CHAD)

Introduction: Lyell’s syndrome (SL), called Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis is one of the most serious forms of medication accidents. It is an acute, rare pathology, its incidence is estimated at 1 to 2 cases out of one million inhabitants per year and its evolution can be fatal. Materials and Methods: We report the observation of a 60-year-old patient, with no significant pathological history, admitted to our intensive care unit at the Renaissance University Teaching Hospital in N’Djamena for the treatment of Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis. In whom the onset of symptoms dates back to few hours after vaccination against COVID-19 with Ag Johnson and Johnson. Results: An ophthalmology opinion was requested and the patient was put on Fucithalmic. In our case, in addition to the advanced age of the patient (60 years old), her SCORTEN was ≥5. Conclusion: The late management as well as the absence of a specific department for severe burns, which condition the presence of a technical plate was fatal to her despite multidisciplinary care: Resuscitators, Traumato-Orthopedist and ophthalmologist.

Vision and Imagination in the Renaissance Theatre

To see what lacks representation on stage is a fully creative act that the spectator performs thanks to his or her imagination, as （s）he is called to retrieve via memory what is objectively absent from the scene. The Renaissance audience accomplished such a creative act by making use of rhetoric and figurative arts. However, it is pre-eminently words that trigger and support the imagination, as Shakespeare＇s drama best exemplifies. Both in the Elizabethan drama and in the Italian Renaissance theatre, with its perspectival vision, the spectator＇s creative act takes place in an ideal space where the stage space turns into the locus of stereoscopic vision. Consequently, the creation and consumption of the vision originates first and foremost in drama （comedy and tragedy）. The psychological, aesthetic, and anthropological mechanisms at the heart of vision, and the fruition of the images deriving from words, can be found as operating within the dramatic text, from the point of view of both the playwright and of the spectator/listener, in a direct relationship of cause and effect. Religious and especially Jesuitical drama, whose theatrical experience aims at discovering a correspondence between words and images, testifies to the visual power of the theatre.

Revisiting History Through Crime Fiction： Shiono Nanami＇s Scarlet Venice in The Renaissance Trilogy of Murder

The paper explores an ambiguous intersection between history and fiction in Scarlet Venice （Hi no Venezia, in original） （1988） by Japanese novelist and historiographer, Shiono Nanami （1937-）. As a prominent transnational writer who has worked on the Italian Renaissance and the Roman antiquity for about 40 years, Shiono fictionalizes the political culture of 16th century Venice in the context of the Eastern Mediterranean history. Based on her The Tales of the Sea Capital （1981）, historiography par excellence, the novel portrays the political maneuver of the Republic of Venice from viewpoints of diplomacy. With this thematic approach to history, the novel centers on the life and death of Alvise Gritti （1480-1534）, an illegitimate son of famed Venetian Doge, Andrea Gritti. In the metaphorical/metafictional structure of historical crime fiction, the novel unveils the austerity of Venetian polity, while contrasting it with the liberalism fostered in Sultan Suleiman＇s Ottoman court. In conclusion, the author interprets that Alvise Gritti is a victim of the political intricacy with which Venice was wrestling, implying that the republic is the metaphorical murderer. Whereas Alvise＇s death commemorates a drastic step taken by Venice for political negotiation, Shiono＇s recent writings suggest that Japan should model the rigid pragmatism in Venetian politics, along with its effective use of intelligence in diplomacy

Gothic Heritage in Renaissance Mantua

The aim of this paper is to present the less known phenomenon of late-Gothic Mantuan architecture in the second half of the 15th century. Indeed Mantua is famous for its Renaissance monuments. However, some of the Gonzaga palaces show Gothic details, such as towers or battlements. In addition, some patricians, merchants, and priests continued to follow the Gothic tradition until the final decade of the ＂Quattrocento＂. This paper will present a first list of these interesting architectures--both public and private, religious and profane--which, in some cases and despite the Gothic language, the archival research has demonstrated a late 15th century executions.

Global Dynamics of the China Dream and Possible Turkish-China Partnership on a New Silk Road to Renaissance by 2023

Turkey and China are two ancient civilizations with historic links in blood-line, trade, and strategic thinking. At the beginning of the 21st century, both countries are at the crossroads of an epochal shift of world gravitas from the West to the East and from the advanced to the developing countries. China is set to overtake the United States as the world＇s largest economy probably within this decade. Under President XI Jinping, the country is pursuing a China Dream of renaissance in the coming years, harking back to China＇s glorious past. This resonates well with Turkey＇s ambition to achieve a similar goal by the hundredth anniversary of Ataturk in 2023. The horizon for cooperation is full of exciting possibilities, including high-speed rail from China＇s industrial seaboard passing through Turkey to the seaports in Western Europe; a customs-free expressway from the Western border of China through Kazakhstan and Belarus to Amsterdam; linking Bosphorus to China＇s world-leading container ports; investments in telecommunications and mining in the Central Asia region; partnership in a host of African ＂special economic zones＂ being managed by China; and capitalizing on the internationalization of the RMB, the Chinese yuan, to grow Istanbul to a world-class financial centre. In the light of these and other opportunities, there is no reason why areas of possible divergence between the two countries cannot be adequately managed. These include Turkey＇s cultural links with the Uyghur ＂separatists＂ in China＇s Xinjiang Province, membership of US- dominated North Atlantic Treaty Organization （NATO）, and different approaches to international conflicts such as Syria. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization （SCO）, in which China is playing a leading part, may be a strategic theatre where Turkey-China cooperation may be enhanced and their differences minimized. In short, as the tide of history is rapidly turning, Turkey and China are likely to find themselves as serendipitous partners on a New Silk Road to Renaissance in the coming decades.

The Study on Humanistic Educational Thought during Renaissance in Europe

As economics’development,society’s progress,mankind accumulates much wisdom about life and existence.Philosophy appears when the wisdom sublimation.Then,how to pass on it from generation to generation?Education plays an immeasurable role.In this regard,education has closed relationship with philosophy.To say education,it must be the teaching of wisdom;to say philosophy,it has to pass by through education.This paper tries to study the educational thought of humanists during the period of renaissance in Europe and probe its aim,contents,methods,features and significance.

Foreign Landscape Architecture History Teaching by Introducing Three-dimensional Graphic Analysis:A Case Study of Italian Renaissance Gardens

Taking contents of Italian Renaissance gardens in the course Foreign Landscape Architecture History as an example,this paper introduces case teaching method and analyzes application of three-dimensional graphic analysis method in case teaching in detail,aiming at typical cases of Italian Renaissance gardens,namely,Villa Medici,Fiesole and Villa d’Este,Tivoli.Three-dimensional graphic analysis can help students form intuitive feeling of terrain and space,further understand the typical gardening techniques of foreign gardens,so as to improve the teaching effect of landscape architecture history course.

From the Clash of Civilization to the Renaissance of the World

The Western civilization came to its modernity in the Renaissance,which in the end,made the West human beings’leader.The clash of civilization between China and the West after 1800s is firstly and mainly the clash of modernization and traditionalism.There is no way for China to make progress but to learn the Western way,and so did China try the catholic revolution,the industrial revolution,constitutional reform,republic revolution,democratic movement,democratic revolution,socialism revolution and market reform.At last,China is coming to be a modernized state,and the Chinese civilization is coming to its renaissance.The Western renaissance has been gone for a long time,and the Western civilization needs its new renaissance.It is not time for the clash of civilization,but the new era for the renaissance of the world,if only human beings can learn the lessons of history and avoid wars.

An Analysis of Humanistic Color in Renaissance Paintings of Da Vinci

The analysis of paintings of Da Vinci aims to seek humanistic color, thus proving a boon for a deep understanding of Re?naissance. Through his household works Mona Lisa, Virgin and Child with Saint Anne, Virgin Benoit, The Last Supper and Virgin of the Rocks, it is found that man and God can coexist, but the value of human deserves more attention, both on the characterization and the utilization of art techniques.

Italy as the Cradle of the Renaissance: From the Perspective of Its Particular Reasons

The Renaissance is a period from the 14thto the 17thcenturies,considered as a shift from Middle Ages to Modern times ofEuropean history.It developed from Middle Ages which laid its political,economical,cultural and social foundation.Owing to thedevelopment of capitalist production relations in Europe during the late Middle Ages,bourgeoisie initiated this cultural movementwhose essence is humanism as a fight against feudalism.The Renaissance originated in the form of a cultural movement from Italyin the 14th century and swept over the whole Europe.Apart from the common factors contributing to this movement,the peculiarreasons why Italy became the bellwether of this essential cultural movement are as follows:direct inherit of ancient Roman tradi-tion,the favorable geographical position,the unparalleled cities with the development of commerce,city republics and secularism.

登顶主板艺术之巅 富士康Renaissance神·籁赏析

随着华硕、技嘉和微星等一线晶牌厂商的X58主板陆续面世，近期来自富士康的X58主板——Renaissance也揭开了它神秘的面纱。身为传统的OEM大厂，从第一批Intel原F-DX58S0主板代工情况来看，富士康近两年的主板产品丝毫不逊色于其他一线厂商。这次为了迎接最新的酷睿i7处理器，富士康更是自主研发并设计了这款定位于数字娱乐市场的高端X58主板，而它的最大特色也在于它那“神·籁”般的主板艺术设计。

A Study on Renaissance Humanism’s Positive Ifluences on European Politics

"Renaissance Humanism"is a very important philosophical and cultural movement in the history of the Middle Ages in Europe.This thesis tries to discuss the positive influences of Renaissance human- ism on European politics.

美国《E＆P》杂志评出2010年世界10项石油工程技术创新特别奖——威德福公司Renaissance TM受损控制管线安全关闭装置、PGS公司的PGS Hyperbeam平台、斯伦贝谢公司的井间电磁成像与监测仪……

编者按：由油田工程技术服务公司和作业公司提交，经石油公司和咨询公司的专家组成的评委会评审，美国《E＆P》杂志评选出2010年度10项石油工程技术创新特别奖。获奖的新产品和新技术包括了理念、设计和应用等方面的技术创新。它们大多是单项的新技术，但却解决了有关专业的一些关键问题，在降低油气勘探、钻井和生产成本，提高作业效率和收益方面发挥了重要作用。