In addition to weekly lessons, you will benefit from regular guitar concerts and events where you can perform compositions studied during your lessons.
Performing is optional, and you are welcome to just attend the event and get inspired by fellow students performing!
Performing live in front of your colleagues is one of the best methods to develop your guitar playing.
It also serves as a milestone for your guitar learning.
Live performance will teach you things about playing the guitar that you simply cannot learn in a lesson.
When you perform live in front of an audience, your strengths and weaknesses are exposed more than ever before.
That is exactly why it is so important to participate in performing! Your guitar level and skill will increase tremendously.
Performing at the London Guitar Institute is always a real exhilarating experience. The atmosphere is electrifying and there is a non-judgmental approach.
We always do our best to make it as easy as possible for you, especially when it is your first performance.
Performing is non compulsory, but it is highly recommended for your guitar development.


The next big Mario title for Nintendo is the upcoming Wii U Super Mario 3D World and it's taking a lot of inspiration from it's 3D Land counterpart. In a new trailer revealed during today's Nintendo Direct, we saw so much crazy action with a little bit of the plot in which Bowser kidnaps…something that looks princess-like.
You'll see some more of the cat power-up but also you'll see a new cloning power-up which can multiply from 2 to 4 copies of Mario, Luigi, Toad, or Peach. Even cooler is the ability to pick up what looks like Bullet boxes from Super Mario Bros. 3 to shoot enemies as well as picking up Pirahana Petes to eat enemies. Not to mention the level design looks crazier and crazier, check it out below.
Super Mario 3D World will be hitting the Wii U on November 22.


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Bertha Worms
Missing Naples
painted Missing Naples in 1895 Related Paintings of Bertha Worms :. | Christ in the house of Marta and Maria | Johannes Doparen drar sig tillbaka till oknen | Venus and Cupid Carrying a Honeycomb | Dimensions and material of painting | landscape with salmacis and hermaphroditus |
1891-1942 Grant Wood Locations His family moved to Cedar Rapids after his father died in 1901. Soon thereafter he began as an apprentice in a local metal shop. After graduating from Washington High School (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) , Wood enrolled in an art school in Minneapolis in 1910, and returned a year later to teach in a one-room schoolhouse. In 1913 he enrolled at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and did some work as a silversmith. From 1920 to 1928 he made four trips to Europe, where he studied many styles of painting, especially impressionism and post-impressionism. But it was the work of Jan Van Eyck that influenced him to take on the clarity of this new technique and to incorporate it in his new works. From 1924 to 1935 Wood lived in the loft of a carriage house that he turned into his personal studio at "5 Turner Alley" (the studio had no address until Wood made one up himself). In 1932, Wood helped found the Stone City Art Colony near his hometown to help artists get through the Great Depression. He became a great proponent of regionalism in the arts, lecturing throughout the country on the topic. Wood taught painting at the University of Iowa's School of Art beginning in 1934. During that time, he supervised mural painting projects, mentored students, produced a variety of his own works, and became a key part of the University's cultural community. On February 12, 1942, one day before his 51st birthday, Wood died at the university hospital of liver cancer. When Wood died, his estate went to his sister, Nan Wood Graham, the woman portrayed in American Gothic. When she died in 1990, her estate, along with Wood's personal effects and various works of art, became the property of the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa. Wood was an active painter from an extremely young age until his death, and although he is best known for his paintings, he worked in a large number of media, including ink, charcoal, ceramics, metal, wood and found objects. Throughout his life he hired out his talents to many Iowa-based businesses as a steady source of income. This included painting advertisements, sketching rooms of a mortuary house for promotional flyers and, in one case, designing the corn-themed decor (including chandelier) for the dining room of a hotel. In addition, his 1928 trip to Munich was to oversee the making of the stained-glass windows he had designed for a Veterans Memorial Building in Cedar Rapids. He again returned to Cedar Rapids to teach Junior High students after serving in the army as a camouflage painter.
Godfried Schalcken
Dutch 1643-1706 Godfried Schalcken was born in 1643 at Dordrecht, and he studied under Samuel van Hoogstraten in Dordrecht before he moved to Leiden, into the studio of Gerard Dou (1613-1675), one of Rembrandt's most famous pupils. His earlier genre pictures very closely resemble Dou's work. He worked in Leiden until c. 1675, then returning to Dordrecht until 1691, after which he settled in The Hague, where he continued to paint until his death, near age 63, in 1706. He also visited England (1692-1697), but his uncouth manners and bad temper alienated him from the society there. In 1703 he was employed by Johann Wilhelm, Elector Palatine in D??sseldorf. Mary Stanhope, Viscountess Fane, detail, 1702.Schalcken painted several portraits, of which the half-length of William III of England, now in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, is a good example. Like Dou, Schalcken specialised in small scenes it by candlelight, a technique that found favour with the fijnschilders. Examples are in Buckingham Palace, the Louvre, Vienna and Dresden. His painting, Lady, Come into the Garden (Buckingham Palace), was singled out by his pupil Arnold Houbraken as representative of his oeuvre. Other good examples are Old Woman Scouring a Pan and Soldier Giving Money to a Woman (London, National Gallery), Ceres Seeking Proserpine and Old Man Writing (Louvre), Girl Blowing Out Taper (Munich), Girl Reading Letter (Dresden Gallery), The Boy Angling (Berlin); and Toilet by Candle (The Hague). The Buckingham Palace collection also possesses an interior by Schalcken. His history paintings are less-well known.
Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro
(Lisbon, 21 November 1857 - Lisbon, 6 November 1929), who is usually referred to as Columbano, was a Portuguese Realist painter. Usually considered the greatest Portuguese painter of the 19th century, he has been compared to the likes of Wilhelm Leibl and Thomas Eakins. Columbano was the son of a mediocre romantic painter, Manuel Maria Bordalo Pinheiro, and the younger brother of the great caricaturist, Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. He became the leading painter of his generation and the master of realism in Portuguese painting, specializing in portraiture. He was disciple of his father, of the painter Miguel Ângelo Lupi and the sculptor Simões de Almeida. After attempting twice for a bursar to study abroad finally in 1881 the countess of Edla, second wife of D.Fernando would finance his study in France. There he studied the work of French naturalist, realist and impressionist painters, like Courbet, Manet and Degas without losing his distinctive style which is often gloomy and intimist. He joined the "Grupo do Leão" (The Lion's Group), a usual meeting of artists, writers and intellectuals in a Lisbon downtown restaurant called "Leão de Ouro" (The Golden Lion) in order to discuss aesthetic issues and proclaim Naturalism against the academic art of the time. The group also included Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, Antenio da Silva Porto, Marques de Oliveira and Jose Malhoa. He painted portraits of some of the greatest names of Portuguese society and culture of his time like Jose Maria de Eça de Queiroz, Teefilo Braga, Raul Brandão and had great psychological accuracy in defining the personality of those depicted. His most famous portrait was that of the poet Antero de Quental in 1889. In this haunting work Columbano seems to have anticipated Antero's suicide. Columbano was a well known Republican, so it wasn't surprising that after the Republic proclamation, in 1910, he was invited to design the flag of the new regime and was nominated director of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, currently the Chiado Museum, in Lisbon, of which he was in charge from 1914 to 1927. The best collection of his paintings is in the Chiado Museum, in Lisbon. He's also represented in some of the finest Portuguese museums, like the National Museum Soares dos Reis, in Porto.

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China's 'Batwoman' still studying coronavirus amid claims lab part of cover up
When alarmed health care workers sent samples of what appeared to be a new virus to China's "batwoman" for urgent testing late last year, the renowned virologist admitted she was skeptical.
"Drop whatever you are doing and deal with it now," health authorities told Shi Zhengli, an expert on coronaviruses in bats at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
"I wondered if [the municipal health authority] got it wrong," said the scientist. "I had never expected this kind of thing to happen in Wuhan, in central China."
For years, the bats Shi had studied in her field work were plucked from caves in China's fetid, subtropical regions in the south, not in the colder parts of the country, she told she told Scientific American in an interview first published in March.
But health officials were very worried about the samples they sent on Dec. 30, 2019, to her lab. They showed a new coronavirus that had led to atypical pneumonia in two Wuhan patients.
By the time she started analyzing the samples, the new coronavirus was spreading rapidly in China. Months later, COVID-19 would become a global pandemic, leading to more than 3.3 million cases and resulting in 240,000 deaths, according to the most recent statistics compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
Now, the same lab where Shi works at the pandemic's ground zero in Wuhan is at the center of a recently leaked bombshell intelligence dossier that accuses the Chinese government of gross cover-ups about the human-to-human transmission of the coronavirus, and says authorities lied about the virus' rapid spread and suppressed information that could help scientists develop a vaccine. Beijing also locked up whistle-blowing doctors who first reported on the new virus, and bleached stalls at outdoor markets in Wuhan where the coronavirus was said to have originated.
The 15-page dossier prepared by the "Five Eyes" alliance, an intelligence-sharing coalition of the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, also suggests that the coronavirus could have escaped from Shi's lab. The intelligence report, which was recently leaked to the Australian Daily Telegraph, cites a lack of security protocols at the Wuhan lab that could have caused the virus to escape to the outside world.
Weeks after she began analyzing the virus, scientists around the world began pointing to the Wuhan lab.
"I promise with my life that the virus has nothing to do with the lab," Shi said in a statement on Feb. 2.
But a month later, in March, Shi admitted she'd endured several sleepless nights. "Could they have come from our lab?" she asked, according to Scientific American, referring to the coronavirus.
Last week, rumors swirled on social media that Shi had defected from China taking years of confidential research on bat coronaviruses with her to the US Embassy in Paris. She quickly denied the rumors on WeChat, a Chinese messaging service, and posted nine pictures of herself in Wuhan on Saturday.
"No matter how difficult things are, it [defecting] shall never happen," she said. "We've done nothing wrong. With a strong belief in science, we will see the day when the clouds disperse and the sun shines."
Shi ZhengliWuhan Institute of Virology
Since 2004, Shi has been studying viruses in bats in southern China. The research began in order to understand the outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome or SARS, the first major epidemic of the 21st century, which began spreading in 2002.
Her breakthrough came in 2013, when she collected a sample of bat feces from a cave in Yunnan province which was found to contain a virus that was 96.2 percent identical to SARS CoV-2, the virus that caused COVID-19. Shi's team then worked to alter parts of the coronavirus in order to analyze whether they could be transmitted from one species to another. Two years later, in 2015, in research conducted in conjunction with the University of North Carolina, Shi's lab reached the conclusion that the SARS-like virus could jump from bats to humans and that there was no known treatment.
"This virus is highly pathogenic and treatments developed against the original SARS virus in 2002 and the ZMapp drugs used to fight Ebola fail to neutralize and control this particular virus," said Ralph Baric, a co-author on the 2015 study from the University of North Carolina in an interview with Science Daily.
For years, US diplomats and scientists who visited the Wuhan lab warned the US administration about a lack of safety protocols among scientists studying deadly pathogens. The lab, which is affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, stores more than 1,500 strains of deadly viruses.
"During interactions with scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology laboratory, they noted the new lab has a serious shortage of appropriately trained technicians and investigators needed to safely operate this high-containment laboratory," according to a Jan. 19, 2018, diplomatic cable obtained by The Washington Post.
The US intelligence community has long worried about the same thing. Last Thursday, President Trump told a news conference that he had seen evidence linking the coronavirus to a lab in Wuhan after US intelligence officials confirmed that they were looking into "whether the outbreak began through contact with infected animals or if it was the result of an accident at a laboratory in Wuhan."
Despite intelligence probes into whether her laboratory may have been responsible for the outbreak, Dr. Shi is forging ahead with her research, which she argues is more important than ever in preventing a new pandemic. She said she plans to head a national project to systemically sample viruses in bat caves. She estimated that there are more than 5000 coronavirus strains "waiting to be discovered in bats globally."
"Bat-borne coronaviruses will cause more outbreaks," she told Scientific American. "We must find them before they find us."
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What is your S4G order number?
Because let's face it... the older we get, the less we wear our line jackets. We get jobs, have families, go to meetings, etc. (Or we physically outgrow the jacket.) But you can still display your Greek pride with style.
We will take the exact design from the back of your stuff4GREEKS jacket, embroider it on fabric, and frame it so you can hang it on your wall. This is a must-have for the home, the office, the frat house, the sorority house, etc.
Even in the framed artwork, the letters are cut and sewn onto fabric, just like on your jacket.
The 16" x 20" frame includes protective glass and is ready for easy hanging.
Turnaround time: Approximately 15-20 business days.But if you are ordering your framed duplicate with your jacket, it will ship around the same time that your jacket ships.
Note: Only line name, artwork, line number, and name of line will be in the frame. Icons at bottom of jacket not included.


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Wanda Zawidzka-Manteuffel (ur. 7 lutego 1906 w Warszawie, zm. 4 maja 1994 tamże) – artystka grafik, plakacistka, projektantka wyrobów ze szkła i ceramiki, tkanin.

Życiorys
Urodziła się w rodzinie Andrzeja i Cecylii z Gościckich. Ukończyła gimnazjum w Płocku. W latach 1926–1931 studiowała w warszawskiej Szkole Sztuk Pięknych w pracowniach Miłosza Kotarbińskiego, Karola Tichego, Tadeusza Pruszkowskiego oraz w pracowniach specjalistycznych Edmunda Bartłomiejczyka, Władysława Skoczylasa, Wojciecha Jastrzębowskiego, Lucjana Kintopfa i Romana Schneidera. Dyplom uzyskała w roku 1934. W latach 1935–1937 przebywała na stypendium w Paryżu.

Działalność zawodową rozpoczęła w latach 30. jako ilustratorka książek dla dzieci i artystka od grafiki reklamowej. Jej dorobek z tego okresu nosi wyraźne wpisuje się w nurt art déco. W latach 1937–1939 była członkinią Koła Artystów Grafików Reklamowych i Bloku Zawodowego Artystów Plastyków. W okresie powojennym przynależała do Stowarzyszenia Autorów ZAIKS, grup Spółdzielni Artystów Plastyków "Ład" oraz od 1974 do Stowarzyszenia "Keramos", którego była współzałożycielką.

Od 1946 współpracowała z Biurem Nadzoru Estetyki Produkcji, nawiązywała kontakty z zakładami przemysłowymi, prowadziła kursy metodą Antoniego Buszka dla pracownic Zakładów Fajansu we Włocławku. W 1946 nawiązała również kontakty z hutą szkła w Polanicy-Zdroju, gdzie realizowała swoją twórczość unikatową, a także nadzorowała realizacje projektów innych artystów, między innymi Jana Kurzątkowskiego; później swoją twórczość w dziedzinie szkła realizowała również w Hucie Szkła Gospodarczego "Sudety" w Szczytnej. Jej pierwsze projekty ze szkła to liczne zestawy funkcjonalne (szklanki, kieliszki, karafki) ze szkła zielonego lub bezbarwnego, niekiedy zdobionego nakładkami lub nitkami bądź pasmami barwionego szkła.

Lata 50. były najbardziej aktywnym okresem w jej twórczości. Na początku dekady była projektantką Instytutu Wzornictwa Przemysłowego, dla którego projektowała szkło, ceramikę i tkaniny drukowane. W latach 1950–1955, we współpracy z Haliną Jastrzębowską-Sigmund i Henrykiem Gaczyńskim, projektowała żyrandole przeznaczone do Pałacu Kultury i Nauki (realizowane w Hucie Szkła Kryształowego "Julia" w Szklarskiej Porębie) oraz te wiszące obecnie w Teatrze Wielkim w Warszawie. W tym samym okresie realizowała swoją ceramikę w Zakładach Fajansu we Włocławku, następnie we własnej pracowni w Warszawie. Dla "Ładu" projektowała tkaniny żakardowe. Były to tkaniny o silnie zrytmizowanej kompozycji i powściągliwej ornamentyce, reprezentujące stylistykę art déco; jedna z nich przyniosła artystce w 1957 pierwszą nagrodę na XI Triennale Sztuk Dekoracyjnych w Mediolanie. W 1959 r. została członkiem Komisji Selekcyjnej Przemysłu Szklarskiego.

Od połowy lat 60. skupiła się na szkle. W latach 1964–1979 projektowała dla Huty Szkła Gospodarczego "Irena" w Inowrocławiu jako kierowniczka ośrodka wzornictwa. Projektowała delikatne naczynia, a także szlify do kryształów, w których powracała do stylistyki art déco, konstruowane z układów linii prostych. Z czasem również w Inowrocławiu zaczęła realizować swoją twórczość unikatową w dziedzinie szkła. Były to drobne naczynia kuliste lub owalne, opływowe, cechujące się lekką asymetrią, zdobione nakładkami i zatopionymi w masie szklanej tlenkami metali; budzące skojarzenia ze szkłami doby secesji.

Jej małżonkiem był artysta grafik Edward Antoni Manteuffel-Szoege, którego poślubiła w 1939, zamordowany w 1940 przez NKWD.

Zmarła 4 maja 1994 w Warszawie. Pochowana na cmentarzu Powązkowskim w Warszawie (kwatera 68-2-14).

W okresie od czerwca do sierpnia 1994 odbyła się w Królikarni w Warszawie wystawa pośmiertna twórczości Wandy Zawidzkiej-Manteuffel. Prace artystki znajdują się w zbiorach Muzeum Narodowego w Warszawie i Muzeum Narodowego we Wrocławiu.

Nagrody
 1951 – I nagroda w konkursie IWP za zestaw szkła prasowanego
 1952 – nagroda w dziale szkła na I Ogólnopolskiej Wystawie Architektury Wnętrz i Sztuki Dekoracyjnej w Warszawie
 1956 – nagroda na wystawie Ładu XXX w Warszawie
 1957 – złoty medal na XI Triennale Sztuk Dekoracyjnych w Mediolanie za tkaninę żakardową z ekspozycji "Ładu"

Wystawy

Wystawy indywidualne
 1963 – wystawa w Kordegardzie w Warszawie
 1965 – wystawa w Kordegardzie
 1994 – Wanda Zawidzka-Manteuffel. Szkło, ceramika, tkanina, grafika, Warszawa

Wystawy zbiorowe
 1947–1948 – Wystawa Przemysłu Artystycznego w Warszawie
 1952 – I Ogólnopolska Wystawa Architektury Wnętrz i Sztuki Dekoracyjnej w Warszawie
 1954 – I Ogólnopolska Wystawa Ceramiki i Szkła Artystycznego we Wrocławiu
 1956 – wystawa "Ład" XXX w Warszawie
 1957 – II Ogólnopolska Wystawa Architektury Wnętrz w Warszawie
 1962–1963 – Berlin, Praga, Wiedeń, Budapeszt
 1963 – Wystawa ceramiki artystycznej Henryka Garczyńskiego, Marii Gralewskiej, Marty Podolskiej-Koch, Marii Wolskiej-Berezowskiej, Wandy Zawidzkiej-Manteuffel, Warszawa
 1963 – Polskie współczesne szkło artystyczne, Kraków
 1964 – Wystawa Ogólnopolska Tkaniny, Ceramiki i Szkła w Warszawie
 1967 – 40 lat "Ładu", Warszawa
 1969 – Ceramika i szkło. Polska sztuka użytkowa w 25-lecie PRL, Wrocław
 1969 – Wzornictwo w Przemyśle Szklarskim i Ceramicznym, Warszawa
 1972 – Künstlerisches Glas aus der VR Polen, Berlin
 1974 – Ogólnopolska Wystawa Szkła Artystycznego i Użytkowego w Katowicach
 1987–1988 – Polskie szkło współczesne w Warszawie

Uwagi

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 Słownik projektantów polskich, Instytut Wzornictwa Przemysłowego – Zawidzka-Manteuffel Wanda

Absolwenci Szkoły Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie
Ludzie urodzeni w Warszawie
Pochowani na cmentarzu Powązkowskim w Warszawie
Polscy ceramicy
Polscy graficy
Polscy ilustratorzy
Polscy plakaciści
Polscy twórcy szkła artystycznego
Urodzeni w 1906
Zmarli w 1994

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I recently took on a private contract to write short guides to certain coins. I thought that I could tackle anything they could think of until I was told I had to write between 500-2000 words (four pages) about Seated Liberty Dime Varieties.
Most of what I know about Seated Liberty Dimes are from references like the Red Book. Of course, that is not enough information to write for an entire article, so I went searching for a better reference when I came upon the work by Gerry Fortin. Fortin's site, seateddimevarieties.com, is the result of his work in understanding all of the varieties of Seated Liberty Dime since he began researching these varieties in 1988.
Fortin's research documents over 100 different die varieties which he cataloged on his website. He reports that there are 200 date and mintmark varieties when including errors, re-punched dates, or other anomalies. Fortin's catalog numbers are used by the third-party grading services to identify varieties on their holders. This is the definitive reference for Seated Liberty Dime varieties! If you are interested in the detail of Seated Liberty Dime varieties, you should bookmark seateddimevarieties.com. But for the general numismatist, aspects of his work should be merged with the mainstream.
Using Fortin's research, if you consider changes in the design a new major type, there should be three additional varieties. Fortin documents these as one of the major design groups. One variety not included in the mainstream publications is the addition of drapery by Liberty's left hand. This would split the old Type 2 varieties into two.
The change in 1860 that moves the legend "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" to the obverse of the coin. On the reverse, the laurel wreath was changed to a wreath composed of cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, corn, wheat and oak leaves enclosing the denomination of "ONE DIME" that was created in a larger font. The wreath is sometimes called "Newlin's Wreath of Cereal" after Harold P. Newlin, a prominent numismatist of his day, who was said to have suggested the idea of the wreath to then U.S Mint Director James Ross Snowden. The updated design was created by James B. Longacre.
Further splitting the old Type 4 began in 1861 when the hubs were fixed to improve the striking quality of the coin. Liberty was given a thinner appearance and the number of lines on the shield above "LIBERTY" was increased to six lines. This is known as a Type II Obverse with a Type I reverse.
When the weight of the coin was changed as part of the Crime of '73, arrowheads were added to either side of the date of the Type 4 design for a two-year period. Since the arrows were punched directly into the dies, their exact position can vary. Once the new design was released, the U.S. Mint began melting down coins dated 1873 that did not have arrows.
There were some dimes that slipped through the melting process. Dimes from the Carson City Mint were missed which today is considered of the most famous of all 19th-century rarities, the 1873-CC No Arrows Seated Liberty Dime.
Chief Engraver William Barber redesigned the reverse dies in 1876 to improve striking. Although similar to the "Newlin's Wreath of Cereal" design, there are enough subtle differenced for Fortin to call this a Type II Reverse. Fortin notes that Type I and Type II reverses were used for striking coins from 1876 to 1878 except for 1877 in San Francisco. There have been no reported examples of Type I reverse coins struck in San Francisco during 1877.
This has now inspired me to look into other early varieties and update my online reference accordingly. Although it will not go into the detail of the research, giving the collector more information is better than just glossing over a topic.
All Seated Liberty Dime images courtesy and copyright by Gerry Fortin.


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package sampler

import scala.util.{ Failure, Success, Try }

import org.junit.Assert._
import org.junit.Test

import delta.{ EventStore, LamportTicker, MessageTransportPublishing }
import delta.write.{ DuplicateIdException, EntityRepository }
import delta.testing._
import delta.util.TransientEventStore
import sampler.aggr.{ Department, DomainEvent, Employee, RegisterEmployee, UpdateSalary }
import delta.util.LocalTransport
import scuff.Codec
import delta.write.Metadata

class TestSampler {
  import delta.testing.F

  implicit def metadata = Metadata("timestamp" -> new scuff.Timestamp().toString)

  protected def initTicker(es: EventStore[Int, DomainEvent]) = LamportTicker(es)

  lazy val es: EventStore[Int, DomainEvent] =
    new TransientEventStore[Int, DomainEvent, JSON](
         RandomDelayExecutionContext, JsonDomainEventFormat)(initTicker)
         with MessageTransportPublishing[Int, DomainEvent] {
      def toTopic(ch: Channel) = Topic(s"transactions/$ch")
      def toTopic(tx: Transaction): Topic = toTopic(tx.channel)
      val txTransport = new LocalTransport[Transaction](toTopic, RandomDelayExecutionContext)
      val txChannels = Set(Employee.Def.channel, Department.Def.channel)
      val txCodec = Codec.noop[Transaction]
    }

  implicit def ec = RandomDelayExecutionContext

  lazy val EmployeeRepo = new EntityRepository(Employee.Def)(es)
  lazy val DepartmentRepo = new EntityRepository(Department.Def)(es)

  @Test
  def inserting(): Unit = {
    val id = new EmpId
    assertFalse(EmployeeRepo.exists(id).await.isDefined)
    val register = RegisterEmployee("John Doe", "555-55-5555", new MyDate(1988, 4, 1), 43000, "Janitor")
    val emp = Employee(register)
    val insertId = EmployeeRepo.insert(id, emp).await
    assertEquals(id, insertId)
    Try(EmployeeRepo.insert(id, emp).await) match {
      case Success(idAgain) =>
        // Allow idempotent inserts
        assertEquals(id, idAgain)
      case Failure(th) =>
        fail(s"Should succeed, but didn't: $th")
    }
    emp.apply(UpdateSalary(40000))
    Try(EmployeeRepo.insert(id, emp).await) match {
      case Success(revision) => fail(s"Should fail, but inserted revision $revision")
      case Failure(dupe: DuplicateIdException) => assertEquals(id, dupe.id)
      case Failure(th) => fail(s"Should have thrown ${classOf[DuplicateIdException].getSimpleName}, not $th")
    }
  }

  @Test
  def updating(): Unit = {
    val id = new EmpId
    assertTrue(EmployeeRepo.exists(id).await.isEmpty)
    val emp = register(id, RegisterEmployee("John Doe", "555-55-5555", new MyDate(1988, 4, 1), 43000, "Janitor"))
    val insertId = EmployeeRepo.insert(id, emp).await
    assertEquals(id, insertId)
    try {
      EmployeeRepo.update(id) {
        case (emp, 3) =>
          emp(UpdateSalary(45000))
        case (_, rev) =>
          throw new IllegalStateException(rev.toString)
      }.await
      fail("Should throw a Revision.MismatchException")
    } catch {
      case e: IllegalStateException =>
        assertEquals("0", e.getMessage)
    }
    var revs = EmployeeRepo.update(id, Some(0)) {
      case (emp, revision) =>
        emp(UpdateSalary(45000))
        revision
    }.await
    assertEquals(0, revs._1)
    assertEquals(1, revs._2)
    revs = EmployeeRepo.update(id, Some(0)) {
      case (emp, revision) =>
        emp(UpdateSalary(45000))
        revision
    }.await
    assertEquals(1, revs._1)
    assertEquals(1, revs._2)
    try {
      EmployeeRepo.update(id) {
        case (emp, 0) =>
          emp(UpdateSalary(66000))
        case (_, rev) => throw new IllegalStateException(rev.toString)
      }.await
      fail("Should throw a Match exception")
    } catch {
      case e: IllegalStateException =>
        assertEquals("1", e.getMessage)
    }
  }

  private def register(id: EmpId, cmd: RegisterEmployee): Employee = {
    val emp = Employee(cmd)
    EmployeeRepo.insert(id, emp).await
    emp
  }
}

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New. And Always Will Be.
In 2012, Marian Regional Medical Center opened a new, state-of-the-art hospital and ushered in a new era of health care for Santa Maria and the entire Central Coast. The journey to build a new, modern hospital began in response to the rapidly growing population of the Santa Maria Valley and ongoing advances in medical technology.
Since opening the new hospital, we continue to witness and hear of incredibly positive experiences for patients, their families and loved ones – all made possible by our new 191-bed, 235,000-square-foot modern facility and the dedication of our skilled health care professionals. The new hospital also features a 21-bed Newborn ICU, a 32-bed Emergency Department, an expanded Critical Care Unit, advanced cardiac services and superior imaging technology. Since opening the new Marian Regional Medical Center, hospital patient admissions have increased by 10 percent, Emergency Department visits have increased by more than 30 percent, outpatient visits have increased by five percent and 3,000 babies are born annually.
Features of Marian Regional Medical Center
With a new hospital, a large number of receptive, diverse and challenging patients and a region where others only vacation, our program will provide you with an educational experience difficult to find anywhere else.
At the Marian Family Medicine Residency Program, we embrace a passion practicing medicine. As a resident, you will be provided with a stimulating, challenging and unencumbered real world learning experience that brings community based graduate medical education to a new level. We are currently looking for the brightest, most talented and most dedicated family medicine physicians who are inspired to be pioneers and leaders. In addition to our new hospital, we also have a new resident teaching site for residents, the Dignity Health Family Medicine Center, and exceptional clinical faculty. Below are just a few reasons to make the Marian Regional Medical Center's program your choice for residency training.
Marian Regional Medical Center is one of the California Central Coast's most successful and rapidly growing hospitals offering numerous outpatient centers throughout the region.
In 2012, we opened a 191-bed, state-of-the-art hospital that is more than 235,000-square-feet and features the latest in lifesaving technology.
Our residents serve the community of Santa Maria and all the communities of the Central Coast of California.
Our hospital is located in Santa Maria, the city with the largest population within Santa Barbara County, and offers a diverse patient population including Hispanic, Caucasian, Pacific Islander and African American ethnicities.
Our resident teaching facility, the Dignity Health Family Medicine Center, is newly remodeled, modern and is located just steps from the new hospital's front entrance.
Marian is a designated Level III Trauma Center.
Dignity Health Central Coast hospitals have each achieved Advanced Primary Stroke Center Certification by The Joint Commission. This advanced certification highlights our Dignity Health Central Coast hospitals' continued dedication and commitment to provide excellent health care and enhanced patient care so our community does not have to travel out of the area for specialized services.
Marian Regional Medical Center is a STEMI Receiving Center designation from Santa Barbara County's Emergency Medical Services Agency to treat ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) heart attacks.
Marian cancer care is accredited as a Comprehensive Community Cancer Center by the American College of Surgeons' Commission on Cancer. We've also received a number of awards for our excellent performance, and are one of only three programs between Los Angeles and San Francisco to receive an Outstanding Achievement Award.
Our Newborn ICU features 21 beds and is accredited as a CCS-approved Community Level NICU.
Marian's Emergency Department sees more than 6,000 patients every month and more than 72,000 patients annually.
Marian offers a 95-bed skilled nursing facility on campus for both short-term and long term care.
More than 320 physicians (primary care and specialists) have privileges at Marian Regional Medical Center.
We offer a strong, integrated and longitudinal behavioral science curriculum focusing on assessment skills, office counseling, as well as relationship centered care.
We have a dedicated, enthusiastic faculty, each with a variety of professional interests and skills.
As a Dignity Health member, Marian Regional Medical Center provides excellent salary and benefits, as well as an on-site child care center.
We are committed to providing all residents, faculty and nursing and office staff with a collegial working environment that values collaboration.
Our strong academic curriculum emphasizes evidence-based medicine and is enhanced by didactic conferences, daily teaching rounds and educational workshops.
Even though Marian is the newest hospital on the Central Coast of California, to us, good health care is about more than a new building. It's a promise to provide our community with exceptional medicine today, tomorrow and every day. It's about advancing the newest, most innovative treatments and technologies to heal patients young and old. This promise means that we are always adding the latest lifesaving technology and expert physicians from the nation's top medical schools and training programs.
That's Marian Regional Medical Center. Harnessing the best that health care has to offer. Because medicine never stands still and neither will we.
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In the first form, read from fid according to template, returning the result in the matrix val.
Read as much as possible, returning a column vector.
Read up to nr elements, returning a column vector.
Read as much as possible, returning a matrix with nr rows. If the number of elements read is not an exact multiple of nr, the last column is padded with zeros.
Read up to nr * nc elements, returning a matrix with nr rows. If the number of elements read is not an exact multiple of nr, the last column is padded with zeros.
If size is omitted, a value of Inf is assumed.
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See the Formatted Input section of the GNU Octave manual for a complete description of the syntax of the template string.
See also: fgets, fgetl, fread, scanf, sscanf, fopen.
This is equivalent to calling fscanf with fid = stdin.
It is currently not useful to call scanf in interactive programs.
See also: fscanf, sscanf, printf.
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See also: fscanf, scanf, sprintf.
Calls to scanf are superficially similar to calls to printf in that arbitrary arguments are read under the control of a template string. While the syntax of the conversion specifications in the template is very similar to that for printf, the interpretation of the template is oriented more towards free-format input and simple pattern matching, rather than fixed-field formatting. For example, most scanf conversions skip over any amount of "white space" (including spaces, tabs, and newlines) in the input file, and there is no concept of precision for the numeric input conversions as there is for the corresponding output conversions. Ordinarily, non-whitespace characters in the template are expected to match characters in the input stream exactly.
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The formatted input functions are not used as frequently as the formatted output functions. Partly, this is because it takes some care to use them properly. Another reason is that it is difficult to recover from a matching error.


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Two giant sections of UK Royal Navy's HMS Prince of Wales joined together
Construction of the UK Royal Navy's second Queen Elizabeth-class (QEC) aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has reached a milestone after its 26,500t forward half was joined to the 12,000t superblock at Babcock Rosyth Facilities.
Construction of the UK Royal Navy's second Queen Elizabeth-class (QEC) aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has reached a milestone after its 26,500t forward half was joined to the 12,000t superblock at Babcock Rosyth Facilities.
The new development saw the forward half of HMS Prince of Wales moved back 17m on a specialised hydraulic system in a process called 'skidding', resulting in a perfect joining of the two halves of the ship.
Aircraft Carrier Alliance (ACA) build and assembly manager Tom Niven said: "While we've completed a few of these skidding operations on the QEC Carriers, this is the final operation of its type on the programme and the heaviest section anyone in the UK has had to move.
"It's always a particularly delicate and precise procedure, demonstrating the high-level of engineering skills we have across the alliance."
Weighing 65,000t and featuring a flight deck spanning around 4.5 acres, the QE-class carriers can launch, land and maintain aircraft 24-hours-a-day for war efforts and humanitarian aid and disaster relief operations.
"This is the final operation of its type on the programme and the heaviest section anyone in the UK has had to move.
The vessels will be able to accommodate an air wing of up to 40 aircraft, as well as AgustaWestland AW101 Merlin HM2 multirole rotorcraft and Merlin HC4 amphibious support helicopters.
Construction of the 300m-long and 74m-wide HMS Prince of Wales is scheduled for completion in July 2016. The vessel will begin sea trials in January 2019, followed by acceptance in August of the same year.
The first QEC vessel, HMS Queen Elizabeth, is expected to begin sea trials in August 2016, followed by commissioning in May 2017.
Aircraft Carrier Alliance, a partnership between BAE Systems, Thales UK, Babcock and the Ministry of Defence, is responsible for the construction of the Royal Navy's two new aircraft carriers.
Image: The two giant sections of the UK Royal Navy's second Queen Elizabeth-class (QEC) aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales. Photo: courtesy of ACA / Royal Navy.
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Few things get me quite as giddy as the prospect of new music from Miranda Lambert. And given the high-profile break-up of her marriage to fellow country superstar Blake Shelton, her next album promises to be a doozy.
If newly released track 'Vice' is any indication, it's neither of those. This is a mournful song, to be sure, but it's not aimed at Blake Shelton or anybody else. It's about her own insecurities and flaws. Those looking for clues about the split could well conclude that Lambert was not the betrayed but the betrayer. Is she crawling out of "another bed… at 7 a.m. with shoes in [her] hand" before or after her divorce?
Or maybe it's not autobiographical at all, but knowing how anticipated this record is, the theme and mood are no doubt intentional.
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Internal links play an important role in your onsite search engine optimization. How you link to other pages within your site helps search engines find pages on your site, index them, and rank them for specific keywords. In fact, when performing a check for a website's backlinks, some of the strongest backlinks a site has come from internal links within the site to other pages of the site. If you doubt this, just look at Wikipedia. Almost every page on their website contains a plethora of internal links to other pages of the site, and they dominate the search engine results pages for many keyword searches.
Internal links are links that go to other pages of your own website. External links are links that go to pages that are not part of your website. In other words, other people's websites.
To build your link, you would replace URL with the URL of your web page and replace ANCHOR TEXT with your anchor text. Of course, you would want your anchor text to be a particular keyword related to the page you're linking to. If you're not familiar with this concept, please review choosing your best keywords.
If you didn't notice, that link we just used there is an example of an internal link. It's linking to a page that is related to this topic, using the anchor text: "choosing your best keywords". When search engines crawl this page, they're going to find that page too because of this internal link. It also adds additional relevant content for our readers.
Using an XML sitemap for search engines and an HTML sitemap for your human visitors is a great way to create strong internal links for your website. We've got an entire video dedicated to creating a sitemap (there, I did it again…another internal link).
StomperNet discusses how internal linking creates ranking improvements through referential integrity, which is composed of topic, reputation and confirmation. This video is about 20 minutes long, but really explains internal linking strategies and onsite SEO in depth.
In this video, Matt Cutts discusses PageRank sculpting using internal linking strategies.
Our article on internal links discusses internal linking strategies, contextual links and making use of your own website as an authority site.


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Each month, the Southwestern Conference will recognize student-athletes who are excelling in the classroom as well as those who have demonstrated the highest levels of integrity and sportsmanship. For January the SWC recognizes the following student athletes:
Scholar Athletes of the Month
Alayna Soukup (Sr)
Berea-Midpark High School
Alayna Soukup defines Berea-Midpark's #BeATitan. On top of several school clubs and volunteer opportunities, the Titan swimmer carries a cumulative grade point average of 4.712. Soukup is currently enrolled in Biomedical Innovations Honors as well as taking Deaf Culture, Survey of Rock and Roll and Everyday Chemistry at Cuyahoga Community College where she is recognized in the Tri-C Honors Program. A member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, she has earned the Presidental Award for Academic Excellence four times, has made the Dean's List and will graduate Summa Cum Laude. Soukup is also a member of Berea-Midpark's Drama Club, Symphonic Singers and National Honor Society, and volunteers with Superheros to Kids in Ohio, a team who are dedicated to putting smiles on the faces of children who need it most.
Jake Boynar (So)
North Ridgeville High School
Basketball, Baseball
Ranked fourth in the North Ridgeville Class of 2023, Jake Boynar holds a 4.667 cumulative grade point average. The two-sport athlete is currently enrolled in Honors American History, Honors Chemistry, Honors English and Honor Pre-Calculus. Boynar has made the Honor Roll as a student at North Ridgeville while competing for the Rangers in both basketball and baseball.
Sportsmanship Athletes of the Month
Casey Schmidt (Sr)
Olmsted Falls High School
Cross Country, Swimming/Diving, Track & Field
Casey Schmidt is your 2020-21 Southwestern Conference Diving Champion after winning the event with her score of 423.75. That score set a new Olmsted Falls school record. First to arrive and last to leave, Schmidt is a tireless worker in the pool. A positive influence for the Bulldogs, the senior diver is a supportive teammate, often helping the less experienced divers with their craft. Schmidt currently holds a 4.29 cumulative grade point average while enrolled in two AP courses, two college credit plus courses and one honors course. Schmidt will attend New Mexico State University next fall to continue her academic and diving career.
Michael Wilson (Sr)
Cross Country, Swimming/Diving
Captain for both the Eagles' cross country team and swimming/diving team, Michael Wilson is a positive influence in the town of Avon. Co-President of Avon's chapter of the National Honor Society, Wilson spends a lot of his time giving back to his hometown and Northeast Ohio. The senior recently collaborated with Avon Schools and Cleveland WKYC news network to collect thousands of hygiene products to donate to the Ed Keating Center, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide sober living facilities to men and women regardless of their ability to pay. Wilson has also volunteered with the Avon Police Department, Camp Kesem, Rocky River Presbyterian Church and Boatsie's Boxes, giving back to families in need, troops over seas, and children with special needs.
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Wormfood - July 22, 2013 - Combating modern-day slavery
Following the money trail to help end human trafficking, evolution can't keep up with global warming, and Florida accidently banned all computers. Read all about it in this Wormfood.
Global News: Combating modern-day slavery
There has been a fundamental failure to address the reality of modern-day slavery – an estimated 21 million people are enslaved in some form. According to Mary Goudie, a global advocate for the rights of women and children, no real progress can be made towards ending human trafficking until the profits of this business are monitored and confiscated.
This impressive video illustrates the problem.
Antibiotics resistance is nearing dangerous levels according to Australian researchers. Some bacteria are now so resistant that they are virtually untreatable with any of the currently available medicines.
Eleven ways in which Snowden's leaks impacted world politics.
Energy & Environment: Evolution too slow for global warming
The speed of evolutionary change is surpassed by the rate of global warming, meaning many creatures will face extinction. This according to research that matched projected changes for the year 2100 with the rate of adaption of species. Some animals would require rates of niche evolution that are more then 10.000 times faster than rates typically observed among species.
A visit of the pope seems to be a good reason to cut down trees. Authorities in Brazil have denounced church leaders as criminals for chopping down more than 300 centuries-old trees in a national park - so pilgrims can celebrate mass during the Pope's visit to Rio de Janeiro.
If we don't change course, this decade will go down in history as the beginning of the global food apocalypse, warns Dr Nafeez Ahmed, executive director of the Institute for Policy Research & Development . Global food supply is impacted among others by climate-driven droughts, soil erosion, land degradation, oil prices, bee colony collapse, and population growth.
Business & Economy: The end of Australia's carbon tax
The Australian government plans to replace their carbon tax with an emissions trading scheme. Opposition framed emissions trading as a: "so-called market in the non-delivery of an invisible substance to no-one". Australia is the worst polluter per head of population in the developed world.
Africa's economy is growing faster than any other continent, according to the African Development Bank (AfDB).
The continent's middle class is growing rapidly - around 350 million Africans now earn between $2 and $20 a day.
The share of the population living below the poverty line in Africa has fallen from 51% in 2005 to 39% in 2012.
Africa's collective gross domestic product (GDP) per capita reached $953 last year, while the number of middle income countries on the continent rose to 26, out of a total of 54.
Science, Technology, & Design: Floating pool cleans water
A prototype of a floating pool that cleans river water will be built in New York this summer. The layered filtration system in the walls of the pool removes bacteria and contaminants.
Geoengineering initiatives are going to be reviewed by The National Research Council. These controversial techniques deliberately change the climate at a large scale, for instance by dispersing aerosols or sucking greenhouse gases straight out of the air.
Urban Environment: China's big move
China plans to move 250 million rural residents into newly constructed towns and cities over the next dozen years. The primary motivation for the urbanization push is a change in China's economic structure. Focussing less on export and more on the growth of the domestic market. Some problems regarding this development could include chronic urban unemployment, a permanent underclass in big Chinese cities and the destruction of a rural culture and religion.
This video shows satellite data on changes in the world's vegetation. Scientists use the data to forecast droughts, wildfires and even outbreaks of diseases.
Unexpected and Intriguing: Florida banned all computers
Florida accidently banned all computers, when they tried to ban illegal slot machines. Florida lawmakers wrote a ban that defined illegal slot machines as any "system or network of devices" that may be used in a game of chance. That´s essentially every digital device.
A 5-year-old Palestinian child was arrested for throwing a rock.
The CIA allows Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the admitted mastermind of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, to design a vacuum cleaner while staying in detention. "We didn't want them to go nuts," a former senior CIA official said.
This bi-weekly digest is assembled from items sent to us by Except members. Have questions, comments, or news items to suggest? E-mail merel.segers@except.nl. Read past Wormfood global news reports here.


On January 3, three workers plunged one story from a code-violating sidewalk shed as they were installing a scaffold on Driggs Avenue in Brooklyn, according to an ABC-7 news report. ABC reported that the workers fell when a parapet wall failed at the Williamsburg site.
Why do dangerous conditions persist?
The ABC story indicated that the accident prompted a Stop Work Order from the Department of Buildings (DOB), stating that there were two violations. One was related to the construction of the shed, and one was issued for failing to safeguard.
It's hard to understand why some builders don't follow basic safety rules. Whether they're cutting corners to save time or money or they're simply ignorant, these parties need to be held accountable when their actions hurt people.
What protections do injured workers have?
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Call the fraud departments of all three credit bureaus. Ask them to put a "fraud alert" on your file. This tells creditors to call you before they open any more accounts in your name.
Sometimes criminals may send you email that looks like it has come from IBC Bank. These phony emails ask you to go to a website that also looks like IBC Bank and provide your personal account information. Some of these phony emails even caution that if you don't do this, your account may be suspended. But the website is also a fake, and this is a fraud attempt.
This is the most common type of online fraud, and is called "phishing and spoofing". Criminals send these phony email messages or direct someone to a fraudulent website for one goal, to steal personal and financial information. Remember, we will never send you an email asking for your User ID, password, or other personal information.
Pop-ups are the advertisements that appear in a separate browser window. When you click on some of these pop-ups, it's possible that you're also downloading "spyware" or "adware."
Sometimes, criminals create pop-up ads that look like they come from a respected financial institution and ask you to enter personal financial information, but IBC Bank and most other financial institutions will never ask you to verify personal financial information.
How can an email be fake when it says it's from IBC Bank, addresses me by name, has my correct email address, and quotes part of my account number?
It's the result of an elaborate new type of scam called "spear phishing." Criminal groups collect data from multiple sources and combine it to create more convincing emails designed to convince you to share information that should be confidential between you and the bank.
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This Thanksgiving, Remember the Curse of Ham
The 19th-century African American writer Charles Chesnutt's enduring story of ingenuity and hardship
Still Life With Ham, 1625. Found in the collection of Nivaagaards Malerisamling. Artist Claesz, Pieter (c. 1597-1660). (Photo by Fine Art Images / Heritage Images via Getty)
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Charles Waddell Chesnutt would hardly qualify as a representative of late-19th-century Black experience. Born in 1858 in Ohio to parents who had been free people of color in Fayetteville, North Carolina, his skin was so light that he could easily "pass" for white. But he didn't. After the Civil War, his family returned South.
Chesnutt, educated and erudite, worked as a court stenographer at a period when most Black men still did agricultural labor. He would become one of the most successful African American writers of the late 19th century. A series of short stories that he published in The Atlantic in the 1880s and '90s was gathered into a book, The Conjure Woman, in 1899. The stories continue to be taught in universities.
They are consistent with two types of writing popular during Chesnutt's time: "local color" literature, depicting the idiosyncrasies of a particular regional culture, and "dialect writing," which used unconventional spelling and punctuation to represent African American Vernacular English.
Unlike many other writers, however, Chesnutt knew the vernacular of Black North Carolinians and depicted it faithfully. This wasn't some mocking blackface speech; it was evidence of his own multilingualism even as African American Vernacular English was not considered a formal language (and in popular realms still isn't, the general agreement of linguists that it is indeed a language, given its distinct grammatical structure and rules despite sharing much of the same vocabulary as standard English, notwithstanding).
Chesnutt could render the languages of the elite and of the dispossessed. He could also write from both vantages. While on the surface the tales of The Conjure Woman appear to be quaint depictions of plantation life, they are in truth about the subversive practices African Americans adopted to resist the conditions of slavery.
Perhaps in an effort to appeal to a largely white and northern readership, The Conjure Woman's stories are told in the first-person voice of a white northern man who has moved down South for his wife's health. He purchases a plantation and finds a formerly enslaved resident of the plantation living in a cabin on the land. The man is referred to as Uncle Julius (that common form of disrespect given to older Black southerners for generations, called "Uncle" or "Auntie" rather than "Mr." or "Mrs./Miss"). Julius becomes an interpreter and interlocutor. The narrator treats Julius with gentle condescension, and is amused at how much his naive wife, Annie, is moved by Julius's storytelling.
Julius tells the transplants tales about "conjuring," the vernacular spiritual practices that allow the enslaved to one-up the cruelty of the slave society. He shares these stories as a form of persuasion. They usually lead to a material gain for Julius.
For example, in "Dave's Neckliss," first published in the October 1889 issue of The Atlantic, Julius is invited into the narrator's home to eat ham. Julius sits at the table with Annie. At the time, this would have been a dramatic event in the South—a Black man and a white woman at a table together. Julius, eating the ham with relish, suddenly becomes tearful. Annie asks him what's wrong, and he launches into a story of plantation life: A literate and skilled enslaved man, Dave, is falsely accused of stealing a ham from the smokehouse and, as punishment, is forced to wear a rotting ham chained around his neck. The master, who knows that Dave is literate—which is against the law of slavery—attributes his violation to the sin of Black literacy.
Dave's punishment alienates his romantic partner and the entire enslaved community, and he slowly has a psychiatric breakdown. First, he believes he is surrounded by "ham trees" growing everywhere. Then he believes he has become a ham. Even after his innocence is proved and the ham is removed from his neck, he still carries it with him, figuratively speaking. Eventually, Dave, believing he is a ham, "smokes" himself and dies by suicide inside the plantation's smokehouse.
When Julius finishes telling Dave's story, Annie is so touched that she gives him the remainder of the ham.
The story Chesnutt tells through Julius's voice is about the horror of slavery. But it is also about the protracted struggle for membership in a white-supremacist society. After slavery, Chesnutt depicts how people like Julius were left entirely dispossessed, despite years of labor. And, like many formerly enslaved people, this character exhibits a belief in John Locke's theory of "labor desert"—that he deserves some of the bounty of the land he worked. Excluded from that, he uses his cleverness to acquire some of its benefits. Including ham.
I don't eat ham. But I associate it with Thanksgiving. The scent of honey-baked ham reminds me of home. I am particularly sentimental about the sensoria of holidays now, as this will be my second Thanksgiving away from home because of COVID precautions. Being inside our home, I often reflect upon the incredible labor, beyond what ought to have been necessary, for us Black folks to acquire a bit of land and property in the state of Alabama. My grandmother, may she rest in eternal peace, used to tell me about her own family home in rural Alabama, where sharecroppers, even some who were white, worked. The kitchen and smokehouse were separate from the house. And each morning in the kitchen, her grandmother fed the men who worked in the field at a long table: coffee, grits, biscuits, and ham. The man who acquired all of that property is marked on the 1870 census as having been illiterate. Maybe he was; maybe he wasn't. Either way, it is remarkable he got it.
I first read Chesnutt as a teenager (I still have my father's 1984 copy of one of his novels, The Marrow of Tradition) and I kept reading him through adulthood, even basing much of my doctoral dissertation on his work. Part of the appeal of his work to me is, of course, that he was a masterful storyteller. But also, he acted as a ventriloquist for those who left no written record: those generations with intellect but without literacy, those who had spiritual systems beyond Christianity, and also those whose hearts were broken by the conditions of slavery. Moreover, he reminds me, as someone who is more likely to focus on the remarkable resilience of people who were born, were raised, and died in the category of slave, that I must also remember those who buckled under the weight of it. Like Dave.
The obvious metaphor in the story is the proverbial "curse of Ham," which some interpreters of the Bible have attributed to the children of African descent. Chesnutt reminds us that the proverbial ham was placed about the neck by someone, and that it was profoundly unfair and destructive. If you've seen the film Black Panther, you probably remember Killmonger's memorable line "Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors, who jumped from ships because they knew death was better than bondage." I hated that line. So many lived through bondage so that I could be here. They bore unfair burdens about their necks, and sometimes ropes. They nevertheless conjured and imagined freedom. I'm grateful for them.
And I'm grateful for Chesnutt, who, rather than choosing to dissolve his genealogy and distance himself from a debased and diminished population, decided to stay Black and fight.
Later, when Chesnutt's work grew more overtly political and less local-color- and dialect-driven in style (his classic The Marrow of Tradition, for example, fictionalized the 1898 Wilmington massacre), he became less popular. He was considered incendiary.
That history is tricky. It makes clear that what made Chesnutt's readers delight in The Conjure Woman was not the nuance and care of the argument he was making. They liked the entertainment (perhaps mockingly so) provided by the words of freedpeople. For many readers, I suspect, these were not dignified subjects building themselves into a new condition but rather hapless, childlike, and sometimes shrewd caricatures. I'm not sure that the subversion that is written into Chesnutt's stories actually was subversive in its effects at all.
Of course, this is the never-ending anxiety of Black artists, I might add: the fear that the power of racial stereotypes leads to the misreading of Black art by a public that doesn't understand the vagaries and nuances of Black life and expression. That's true from Kara Walker to hip-hop. There's another fear too, equally important, from a Black public—that the artist depicting them, no matter how Black or not, might not meet the standards of appropriate care, might trade on stereotype for personal gain, might use their proximity to those in power to sell an insulting image. Representation is a complicated endeavor.
And all of this brings me back to Thanksgiving. Each year, most of us casually dissociate ourselves from the genocidal origins of the holiday and tell a romantic story about who we are. We have agreed, without knowing it, with Sarah Josepha Hale's lobbying to local and national politicians to make Thanksgiving a depoliticized national holiday. For Hale, the editor of the highly influential Godey's Lady's Book, Thanksgiving was a way to reject sectional conflicts and build upon a common understanding as fellow Americans. She wouldn't even publish a word about the Civil War in its duration: too incendiary, too divisive. But so much truth of our past and present is painful and vexing. So I would ask, as we sit down to eat this year, that, in addition to the beauty of family and the bounty of love, we also consider how much deprivation is in our midst, how many have been pushed out of their homes and other places of belonging, how many people labor so hard and don't have a penny to their name. They deserve more than charity. We are obliged to listen to them and be thankful for every word they share and every muscle they have exerted.


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Each year in the United Kingdom, approximately 2 million vehicles reach the end of their life, either through age or becoming unusable after involvement in an accident, however, around 3 million vehicles are abandoned in England each year.
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