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Joey | 21 | Canterbury, England | Aspiring Actor and Model
I've had twitter (@JoeySimsUK) on and off for about 2 years. I was 'straight' when I got it. What inspired me was the amount of the 'gay' audience I had. Day after day I'd have mentions from guys being genuinely nice and thoughtful and interested in the things I had to say. I wouldn't say I was a homophobe, but I definitely didn't understand the whole thing.
I'm not saying I haven't always been bisexual, but I wasn't attracted to any guys before that. Even when I was, it was more of an emotional attachment at first, then a full blown sexual attraction. Either way, when I 'came out' I was amazed at how nice everyone was. My twitter followers mean everything to me and I appreciate all of the support I've ever had.
"Coming to terms with being LGBT is pretty hard for anyone.
For me personally, the acceptance was already there.
It was the society that we live in today that was scary."
The idea of telling my family that I was actually bisexual was questionable to say the least, but fortunately it was fine, and my family are great. What I did struggle with though, was the very little I knew about the LGBT community.
I was very naive in every way when it came to everything bisexual. I even had my own stereotypes of gay people which, of course, I didn't like. I wasn't aware of the dangers of unprotected sex (HIV etc.) and generally lived life how I wanted to.
That was until I started watching both the UK and US versions of 'Queer as Folk'... truly an amazing series. It provided information on every single subject you can think of in the LGBT world, and I learnt a lot… I mean a lot. I think it's such a shame that the series has ended. It would be great for a reboot as I think as well as being a well written show it would help the new generation learn about sexuality and maybe defeat some stereotypes people may have about the community.
I'm sure that by now, we don't have to tell you that the makers of Queer as Folk changed UK and American culture and opened the gates to a flood of fully developed LGBT characters on television. There was virtually nothing gay on American television before QAF, and even with the onslaught of 'gay' shows, the characters on those shows take more cliché roles, or are presented as token, only present to lure a gay audience seeking representation in the media. On being asked what he is most proud of, having been part of a culturally significant show, Hal Sparks (Michael in Queer as Folk USA) said:
Queer as Folk US ran from December 2000 - August 2005 for 83 episodes over 5 seasons
"I think the portrayal of the Ben and Michael relationship as a [HIV] positive/negative couple, because that was the first time that was ever on television in America. It was the first time I ever remember it being in anything available to mainstream America. And then dealing with the issue of adopting kids too. And I think because the Michael character and the Ben character were the kind of people that you might know from the office, there was nothing extraordinary about their personality that would immediately peg them as gay, and so it was an easy crossover for a lot of the straight audience to understand it and get it. I catch a lot of shit for constantly reminding people that I'm straight, but that's just how my life is. My life will remind you that I'm straight. The same way that Harvey Fierstein's will remind you that he's gay. You know what I mean – it's just who you are.
I really honestly have to say that sexuality is not a choice. But one of the reasons why I think it's healthy to constantly remind people is because the vast majority of straight people think gay is contagious. They think it's either a bad choice, an immoral choice, or they think it's something you catch, and that's where their biggest fear comes from. Homophobia is largely rooted in the fear that you may become it yourself, or that it will take you over without your consent. I've been closer to it than probably any straight guy in the history of entertainment and in the end if I'm still myself; I'm still straight; I'm still me; then maybe that takes a bit of the fear away for those people. And they go, 'It didn't turn him gay, so maybe it's not a lifestyle, maybe it is genetic or a choice a spirit makes before it enters the body on a metaphysical level,' or whatever you wanna call it. 'Maybe it is a birth right as opposed to something my religious book tells me based on ignorance."
Coming out is a big thing for anyone in that situation. It was surprisingly easy for me, since it got to the point where I did not care what anyone thought about me. When I did it, not only did I feel better about the huge weight that had been lifted off my shoulders but I was lucky enough to have friends and family around me that supported and treated me exactly how they always did. My advice for anyone would be to be yourself and if you're worried how others may react, don't be. If they do not accept you for who you are, what good are they in your life anyway?
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Sailing yachts still vulnerable to pirate attack in the Indian Ocean
Last Update - October 10, 2012
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The advice of the Maritime Shipping Centre-Horn of Africa (MSCHOA), NATO Shipping Centre, UK Maritime, and Trade Organisation (UKMTO) and MARLO remains that sailing yachts should avoid transiting the High-Risk Area (HRA) in the Indian Ocean for the foreseeable future.
The HRA is bounded by Suez and the Strait of Hormuz to the north, and 10° S and 78° E.
With the end of the South West monsoon, the weather and sea states in the Indian Ocean and the Southern Red Sea will become more conducive to pirate activity. Despite the fact that attacks on merchant's vessels appear to have decreased, the possibility of attacks and the successful pirating of sailing vessels remains likely due to their vulnerability and the reduction of revenue sources from merchant's vessels.
To pirate groups, sailing yachts are an easy target and possible source of revenue. Sailing in large groups is unlikely to be a deterrent – groups of sailing yachts could be seen as a larger and more lucrative target.
For this reason, MSCHOA is restating our advice that sailing yachts should avoid transiting the HRA.
If, regardless of this advice, you elect to undertake a voyage in the HRA you should:
1. Inform Maritime Security Centre Horn of Africa (MSCHOA) at [email protected] with the subject line "Yacht Vessel Movement"; and
2. Maintain regular contact with UKMTO Dubai on +971 50552 3215 or email [email protected] and MARLO on [email protected] or +973 3940 1395 with position updates.
Further guidance can be found on the Maritime Security Centre Horn of Africa homepage www.mschoa.org, or on the NATO Shipping Centre homepage www.shipping.nato.int
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On October 10, 2015, our friend Amy married the love of her life in a gorgeous ceremony on their family farm. It was truly a perfect day, and one she had waited for and dreamed of; all anyone could see was a bright future ahead of them. Just 13 days later on On October 23, Amy was taken to University of Maryland Shore Emergency Center at Queenstown, suffering from severe head pain. After losing consciousness, she was urgently flown to University of Maryland Shock Trauma with a ruptured AVM. Previously undiagnosed, we learned that a tangle of blood vessels in Amy's brain had hemorrhaged, and the damage and her recovery were unknown. After many surgeries and and the heartbreaking roller coaster that a traumatic brain injury can bring, we suddenly lost Amy on Christmas Eve 2015. Amy's passing left us all with the realization that we wanted to live as she had, improving the lives of the people and communities that surround us, and continuing to share her joy with the world.
Amy was kind, funny, compassionate, and fiercely dedicated to those she loved. In the year prior, she had earned her master's degree in social work, which she used to serve in a job she found so much joy in. She brought her passion and personality to Channel Marker everyday, and worked hard to enhance the lives of those suffering with severe mental illness in our community. Amy brought Amy's Army together in friendship, and now in service to those who need it most. Over the past few years, Amy's profound legacy has lived on through our contributions to Channel Marker, Camp New Dawn, Compass Regional Hospice, scholarships, and people like us, who have found their lives turned upside-down in the midst of trauma.
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Q: How to make tf.data.Dataset.from_generator yield batches with a custom generator I want to use the tf.data API. My expected workflow looks like the following:

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*Input image is a 5D tensor  with (batch_size, width, height,
channels, frames)

*First layer is a 3D convolution
I use the tf.data.from_generator function to create an iterator. Later I make a initializable iterator.
My code would look something like this:
def custom_gen():
   img = np.random.normal((width, height, channels, frames))
   yield(img, img) # I train an autoencoder, so the x == y`

dataset = tf.data.Dataset.batch(batch_size).from_generator(custom_generator)
iter = dataset.make_initializable_iterator()

sess = tf.Session()
sess.run(iter.get_next())

I would expect that iter.get_next() yielded me a 5D tensor with the batch size. However, I even tried to yield the batch size in my own custom_generator and it does not work. I face an error, when I want to initialize the dataset with my placeholder of the input shape (batch_size, width, height, channels, frames).

A: The Dataset construction process in that example is ill-formed. It should be done in this order, as also established by the official guide on Importing Data:

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*A base dataset creation function or static method should be called for establishing the original source of data (e.g. the static methods from_slice_tensors, from_generator, list_files, ...).

*At this point, transformations may be applied by chaining adapter methods (such as batch).

Thus, in TensorFlow 2.9:
dataset = tf.data.Dataset.from_generator(
     generator,
     output_signature=(
         tf.TensorSpec(shape=(width, height, channels, frames), dtype=tf.float32),
         tf.TensorSpec(shape=(width, height, channels, frames), dtype=tf.float32)
    ).batch(batch_size)

In TensorFlow 1:
dataset = tf.data.Dataset.from_generator(custom_generator).batch(batch_size)

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Horrible Histories – Barmy Britain Review
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain – Civic Theatre, Darlington
Posted by: The Reviews Hub – Yorkshire & North East
https://www.thereviewshub.com/67738/
Writer: Terry Deary, Neal Foster
Music: Matthew Scott
Director: Neal Foster
The Birmingham Stage Company presents Barmy Britain in Darlington. Rog (Gary WIlson) and Rex (Benedict Martin) have to convince parking wardens Esmeralda (Laura Dalgleish) and Queenie (the divinely vocal Alison Fitzjohn) that Britain is Barmy or they will get a parking ticket.
The audience are taken on a trip through time with themes all will recognise, including Boudicca singing 'I Will Smash You' to the tune of 'We Will Rock You' to the Romans. Phil Spencer does an episode of Location, Location, Location in Lindisfarne with the Vikings and a date between Edward Longshanks and William Wallace is arranged during an episode of Take Me Out. At this performance, a child from the audience was cured of the plague in Wales, while everyone sang a happy song about the symptoms. Blue Peter interviewed a very petulant Henry VIII and Elizabeth I posed as "Betty from London" for Undercover Boss. In a shock revelation, she discovers the executioner doesn't get paid but does get to keep the clothes of his victims, and that the whipping boy was punished for a Prince's mistakes as it was an offence to touch royalty (and the Groom of the Stool held the highly prestigious job as Royal Bottom Wiper).
The second half is brought to us by 3d Bogglevision, for which the audience are invited to wear special glasses. Again, we are treated to a very busy Guy Fawkes who (very thoughtfully) spared time tonight to take part in Who Wants to Blow up Parliament, where he has the options to phone a friend, go 50/50 or ask the audience if we think his plan to blow up parliament will succeed.
Barmy Britain takes us from Guy Fawkes to Charles I and II via Oliver Cromwell and an episode of TOWIE starring Dick Turpin and the Essex Gang. There's even a jaunty tune about being hung at Marble Arch called 'The Tyburn Jig'.
The show doesn't miss a beat, as it quickly moves on to a hip hop break dancing Queen Victoria (known as Vicky with a V and Albert with an A). Forward in time to the 1st World War, and the victor decided by way of a WWE wrestling match, but rather beautifully poignant as it includes the dropping of CGI 3D poppies as a sign of respect among the comedy.
We finish on a high as Queenie and Esmerelda agree that Rog and Rex are right and Britain is indeed off-its-rocker barmy, ending with a chorus of Barmy Britain to the tune of 'If You're Happy and You Know it'.
Barmy Britain is fast, fun and educational. We learn the Celts put severed heads in rivers as a gift to the Gods, and Longshanks was so called because he was over 6 foot tall and Henry VIII ordered the execution of 72,000 people.
Billed as suitable for ages 6 to 106, the show is fantastic. Borrow some children and get to the Civic before Sunday to see it. It's a win-win situation, you will love the show and the kids will love you for taking them. Monty Python meets Pantomime via the GCSE History syllabus – this is a show not to be missed!
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It wasn't their responsibility to reach out to me yet they chose to. They spoke to me in terms of what my behavior said about who I was, and then called me towards a life that demonstrated who I was created to be.
That they met me with grace, to protect me from myself, caused me to give them authority over my life. I became their priority and they became mine. They met my needs ahead of their own. Their unselfishness drew unselfishness out of me. Their disappointment became my most powerful punishment, their approval my greatest joy.
God's grace had changed them, and through them God's grace changed me. They didn't command me into the presence of Jesus; they led me there.
There was a lot of positive friction.
These people understood that meaningful leadership is equal parts responsibility AND authority. The best leaders become responsible for others, who in turn give authority over their lives to leaders.
Not coincidentally, this is how Christ led and also why he deserves to be followed. In coming to earth he became responsible for us. When we did not deserve it, he made our righteousness his responsibility. In fact, he died for it (2 Cor. 5:21). We in turn offer our lives in sacrifice to be conformed to his image.
Ironically, as leaders, many of us are hopelessly lost.
I've found that whether we're functioning as spouses, ministry leaders, or pastors, conforming our leadership to the image of Christ is something that can get lost in the day-to-day living of life.
Organizationally, I've watched leaders take authority over people without first becoming responsible for them. This generally comes from a faulty belief that leadership is about the exercise of authority over subordinates. Maybe this is because asserting authority is so much easier than assuming responsibility.
It also causes a lot of negative friction.
The failure to become responsible for our charges puts us in a situation very much like Jonah; we want to dictate what should happen to people that we actually don't care about. This is what God scolds Jonah for in chapter 4 of his story.
Unfortunately the majority of people who desire leadership positions aren't approaching the job because they want more responsibility. It's usually just the opposite; they want others to be responsible for the implementation of their desires and ideas. This is usually the type of person who presents themselves and their "big idea/amazing program" to their church leadership, hoping to get organizational approval.
This means that as we staff, or develop, any ministry the primary evaluation for potential leaders needs to be based on their desire for responsibility, not their ideas or skills. It follows that any ministry minded leader in need of leadership staff would spend a lot of time searching for the responsible while fending off the aggressively desirous.
This can cause a lot of positive friction.
While it's hard to select leaders based primarily on the strength of their character (especially when they often appear less talented than their ambitious counterparts) it most often leads to a longer serving and much more "team-minded" team member. The good news is that when identified and trained these leaders create less negative friction because they model Christ-centered leadership to their charges, and Christ-centered leadership develops a culture of Godliness throughout the whole of a ministry.
There will always be legitimate occasions when Christ-like leaders are compelled to assert their authority. In these situations the difference between success and failure usually rests on how well the leader has taken responsibility for the people they lead. A leader who genuinely loves and husbands their community already has the authority they need to command successfully.
Even if that community is terribly lost.
Well said John. I have found this to be true from my own experience working where I work. I found that by modeling Christ before assuming a n official role of leadership can be key.It is an intentional way approaching your life that just so happens to help in leadership roles. Hmmm… win, win I would say. This is especially true in organizations that are relationship driven and need influencing skills more than autocrats.
So true Tim, it's odd that good character usually leads to good leadership.
Perfect food for thought as I head into a meeting about leadership later this week. Thanks Jon.


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The 550th Fighter Squadron reactivated at Kingsley Field, Oregon July 21, 2017. In 2014, a detachment was stood up as a part of the Total Force Integration (TFI), which brought active-duty Airman to Kingsley Field for the first time. They were originally designated as Detachment 2, 56th Operations Group. As a combined operations, maintenance, and support squadron, the 550th "Silver Eagles" is one of the largest squadrons in Air Education and Training Command. The 550th Fighter Squadron falls under the command of the 56th Operations Group at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, but will operate out of Kingsley Field alongside the Oregon Air National Guardsmen.
The TFI is designed to bolster Kingsley's mission with additional Air Force active-duty Airmen stationed at the Air National Guard base to increase the number of pilots trained in a given period of time. The TFI was initiated after the Chief of Staff of the Air Force directed increased production of F-15C pilots. To achieve this goal the Air Force recognized the need for additional aircraft and manpower at the 173rd Fighter Wing, the sole F-15C training base for the USAF. Currently, nearly 100 active-duty Airmen belonging to the 550th Fighter Squadron reside in the Klamath Basin.
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Former British prime minister Tony Blair made the case in Brussels on Thursday (1 March) that amid geopolitical changes in the world, the UK and the EU need to stick together, and European leaders have a responsibility in keeping Britain in the bloc.
The former Labour leader argued that as the US's appetite to lead and police the world wavers, as new global powers emerge and as European values are challenged around the world, the "rationale for Europe today is not peace, but power".
"Britain without Europe will lose weight and influence. But Europe without Britain will be smaller and diminished. And both of us will be less than we are and much less than we could be together," Blair argued, in a speech at an event organised by the European Policy Centre.
"And Europe, to retain the ability to protect its interests and values, will need to form a strong bloc with the power collectively to do what no European nation alone will be able to do individually," he said about a time when the "west would no longer dominate".
The former PM – who rose to power with his New Labour brand promising to reform the left, and in effect pushed it towards the right – told EU leaders they need to help Britain find its way back to the EU.
He said the EU should treat Brexit as a "wake-up call", and that meaningful reform could change British people's minds about leaving the EU.
"The truth is that the anxieties which led to the Brexit vote are felt all over Europe. They're not specific to the British," Blair said, who fell out with the UK electorate after the 2003 invasion of Iraq - although still managed win the 2005 election, his third term as PM.
"Europe knows it needs reform. Reform in Europe is key to getting Britain to change its mind," Blair said.
He said a "comprehensive plan on immigration control, which preserves Europe's values but is consistent with the concerns of its people" could help turn the debate around in Britain.
Blair – who is often blamed domestically for unleashing migration from eastern European member states to Britain, when his government decided to allow free movement immediately after ten new countries joined in 2004 – said that fears about migration are genuine.
"Fears about immigration are not all prejudices, but if you only bring up the prejudice, you are going to lose," he said.
Blair added that policies on energy, digitalisation, education, defence, Europe could do better.
He commended French president Emmanuel Macron's efforts to lead Europe-wide debates on the EU, but warned that they will not work if they only serve to explain citizens "why their worries are misplaced".
He argued that populism needs to be understood before it can be defeated.
Britain's leader from 1997 to 2007 repeated his call that a referendum should be held on May's Brexit deal. His predecessor, former Conservative prime minister John Major argued for the same earlier this week.


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Steve Sherman is a second year MFA Acting Candidate at UT. CBT credits include A Midsummer Night's Dream (Lysander), 4000 Miles (Leo), Monty Python's Spamalot (Patsy), The Whipping Man (Caleb), Our Country's Good (Major Ross/Ketch Freeman) and Hank Williams: Lost Highway (Jimmy). Originally from Olympia, WA, Steve received a B.A. in Theatre from Western Washington Univ. He has worked in New York, L.A. and regionally in theatre and has appeared in several independent films. Also an avid playwright, his plays have been produced all over the country, including his Kennedy Center awarded play, Brian and Joe. As an improviser and comedian he has been on stage at The Hollywood Improv and The Comedy Store. Thanks to Hana, family, God, Cal and the cast & crew of Threepenny!


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Play Summary
Act I: Scene 1
Act II: Scene 1
Act III: Scene 1
Act IV: Scene 1
Act V: Scene 1
Act V: Epilogue
Critical Essay
The Natural and the Artificial in As You Like It
Summary and Analysis Act IV: Scene 3
It is past two o'clock, and Orlando has not arrived for his meeting with Ganymede. Silvius does arrive, however, bringing Phebe's letter to Ganymede, and Rosalind playfully pretends that it is, as the illiterate shepherd supposed, full of invective, and she teasingly accuses Silvius of writing it because it is a "man's invention and his hand." But when she stops and actually reads the letter aloud, even the gullible Silvius realizes that the note is, in actuality, a love poem — to Ganymede. Silvius is ordered to return to Phebe with this message: "if she loves me [Ganymede], I charge her to love thee; if she will not, I will never have her unless thou entreat for her."
A stranger arrives onstage next. It is Oliver; he has come in search of Ganymede, and he presents "him" with a token from Orlando, a bloody handkerchief. He explains that Orlando, while walking in the forest, discovered Oliver sleeping under an oak. A snake had coiled itself around Oliver's neck, but because it was frightened by Orlando's entrance, it slid away. Nearby, a hungry lioness waited for Oliver to awaken before pouncing upon him. After debating with himself whether to save Oliver or leave him to certain death, Orlando fought and killed the lioness. Oliver, awakening to see his brother risking his life to save him, realized that his brother loved him deeply, and so his hatred for Orlando changed to love. Now reconciled, the brothers proceeded to Duke Senior's encampment, where Oliver discovered that the lioness had torn Orlando's flesh. He has brought the handkerchief which Orlando used to bind his wounded arm, and he presents it to Ganymede with apologies for Orlando's broken promise — that is, he presents it "unto the shepherd youth / That he [Orlando] in sport doth call his Rosalind." At this point, Ganymede swoons. As he is helped up and led away, he insists — although not very convincingly — that his fainting was merely an act, an unconscious reaction by his persona, "Rosalind."
In the brief exchange between Ganymede and Silvius, at first Rosalind isn't sure if Silvius is aware of the contents of the letter. She only pretends to read it, therefore, and gives a false interpretation of the contents. Finally, she asks Silvius if the letter was written by him. It is a clever ruse to discover whether or not he is aware of the contents. Realizing that Silvius is ignorant of the message, Rosalind, with compassion, reads the letter aloud (for the benefit of the audience) and attempts to misconstrue its meaning. But Silvius is not so easily duped; Rosalind, therefore, drops all pretense and reads the full letter.
It is interesting here to note that Celia expresses pity for Silvius, but Rosalind, in keeping with her manly characterization of Ganymede, sneers at pity. Likewise, Ganymede's command to Phebe, via Silvius, is in keeping with the indifference shown to Phebe in Act III, Scene 5.
When Oliver makes his entrance, he says, "Good morrow, fair ones. The use of the word "fair" was in keeping with the times when men could also be described as being "fair." Certainly Oliver is unaware of Rosalind's disguise, as evidenced by his use of "you" in line 85, where he describes Rosalind as being both "fair" and "a boy" and where he describes Celia as being "a woman" and "browner than her brother."
Oliver's sudden conversion from hate to love for his brother, one should note, though it might strain the credulity of a modern audience, was a commonplace device in Elizabethan plays. Sudden conversions can also be found in Shakespeare's Measure for Measure, All's Well That Ends Well, and Cymbeline.
When Oliver tells Ganymede about Orlando's wound, Ganymede faints, but Celia, being quick-witted, remembers to call her cousin "Ganymede." However, Celia does slip when she inadvertently refers to Ganymede as "Cousin Ganymede" in line 160. Luckily, Oliver misses this error on Celia's part. Rosalind, on awakening, resumes the game that she is playing with Oliver, and the comic masquerade continues as she tells him to tell Orlando that Ganymede "counterfeited" so well that when he heard that Orlando had been wounded, he swooned, as if he were, really, the fair, faint-hearted Rosalind.
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module RSpec
  module Core
    class ProjectInitializer
      def initialize(arg=nil)
        @arg = arg
      end

      def run
        warn "The --configure option no longer needs any arguments, so #{@arg} was ignored." if @arg
        create_spec_helper_file
        create_dot_rspec_file
        delete_if_confirmed("autotest/discover.rb", <<-MESSAGE)
  RSpec registers its own discover.rb with Autotest, so autotest/discover.rb is
  no longer needed.
        MESSAGE

        delete_if_confirmed("lib/tasks/rspec.rake", <<-MESSAGE)
  If the file in lib/tasks/rspec.rake is the one generated by rspec-rails-1x,
  you can get rid of it, as it is no longer needed with rspec-2.
        MESSAGE
      end

      def create_dot_rspec_file
        if File.exist?('.rspec')
          report_exists('.rspec')
        else
          report_creating('.rspec')
          File.open('.rspec','w') do |f|
            f.write <<-CONTENT
--color
--format progress
CONTENT
          end
        end
      end

      def create_spec_helper_file
        if File.exist?('spec/spec_helper.rb')
          report_exists("spec/spec_helper.rb")
        else
          report_creating("spec/spec_helper.rb")
          FileUtils.mkdir_p('spec')
          File.open('spec/spec_helper.rb','w') do |f|
            f.write <<-CONTENT
# This file was generated by the `rspec --init` command. Conventionally, all
# specs live under a `spec` directory, which RSpec adds to the `$LOAD_PATH`.
# Require this file using `require "spec_helper.rb"` to ensure that it is only
# loaded once.
#
# See http://rubydoc.info/gems/rspec-core/RSpec/Core/Configuration
RSpec.configure do |config|
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  config.filter_run :focus
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          end
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        if File.exist?(path)
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        puts "   exist   #{file}"
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        puts "  create   #{file}"
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    end
  end
end

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"spent our time till past twelve o'clock,"
Pepys seems to be quite the night owl. I'd have thought that there wasn't such a thing till the advent of better lighting. Must be near his solstice so there isn't much of a day either. Forced to spend the night at Creed's because of the time (no links) or by choice?
"must be near his solstice"
methinks 10 days past the solstice;he was on the Julian Calendar.
"One of his Majesty's chaplains preached; after which, instead of the ancient, grave, and solemn wind music accompanying the organ, was introduced a concert of twenty-four violins between every pause, after the French fantastical light way, better suiting a tavern, or playhouse, than a church. This was the first time of change, and now we no more heard the cornet which gave life to the organ; that instrument quite left off in which the English were so skilful. I dined at Mr. Povey's, where I talked with Cromer, a great musician."
"Lord Chandois" : Who is this fellow? We have many streets named "Chandos" here in Sydney, Aust. - could they have been named after he?
This one is presumably the 7th Baron. There's lots of Chandos placenames in London too, but I guess they're more likely to be named after the wealthy 9th Baron / 1st Duke.
morn? 11am? the cows came home? Beth woke me up?
"Beth woke me up?" - well Andy that isn't the case 'coz he slept at Creed's lodgings. I wonder why the diary entry trails off at this moment - maybe the imaginative Robert Gertz could give us a little script ... Go Robert!
Andy/Miss Ann.... he obviously just fell asleep....zzzzzzzzzzzzz.!
"Boring..." Shaken hair spilling about his precious pages as Bess clambers over him.
"Bess, will you stop? Diary entry here."
"Are you telling me the truth? That's all that happened last night?"
"I'm writing it as I speak. Would I waste diary pages?"
"Still don't see what the big future gain is in hanging round Creed all the time."
"Connections, Bess...Connections. The way to early retirement and me getting to call you, your Ladyship, girl."
As on previous occasions, Sam is writing up his dairy some days later and has written the events of 21 and 22 December at the same time. Our editor has kindly split the two days up for us. We'll get the rest tonight.
I note "give over" again and wonder if Sam doesn't revert to a country sort of speech in this.
"Give over" isn't "country," it's perfectly normal English.
Phil: The family name of the Barons of Chandos (pronounced SHAN-doss, for those who don't know) is misspelled Bridges in the background entry; it should be Brydges.
One of them was Georg Friederich Haendel's Patron.
A record label for classical music was called after the Chandos Estate, (perhaps that has to do with A. de Araujo's note) indeed: "Chandos".
The only Inn that I have been to in cental London is "The Chandos", with a magnificent coat of arms as an Inn Sign.
"By and by comes in my simple Lord Chandois..."
"...who began to sing psalms, but so dully that I was weary of it..."
Yet somehow it proves to be a musical family in the long run.
Simple, maybe not ostentatious,or even pompass [pompous], not laudatious even tho he giving forth on some Psalms.
Though it may have a bit of an old-fashioned tinge, I have encountered "give over" in American lyric poetry of the '20s and '30s, and it sounds to my ear more cosmopolitan than countrified.
Of course nowadays you might just say, "Give it up, dude!"
I think "simple" here means very plain and straightforward - possibly connotations of Puritanism (the nasal whine of psalm singing?).
I know "fell to" is probably just a synonym for "ate" but it conjures up pictures to me of the three of them gobbling it up like hungry schoolboys, praising Mrs Sarah's cooking through mouthfuls of pastry.
I thought "simple" here meant dull, stupid, simple-minded.
c.1220, "humble, ignorant," from O.Fr. simple, from L. simplus "single," [...] Sense evolved to "lowly, common" (c.1280), then "mere, pure" (1303). As opposite of composite it dates from 1425; as opposite of complicated it dates from c.1555. Disparaging sense (1340) is from notion of "devoid of duplicity." Simply (adv.) in purely intensive sense is attested from 1590.
1374, from O.Fr. simplicite (Fr. simplicité), from L. simplicitatem (nom. simplicitas) "state of being simple," from simplex (gen. simplicis) "simple" (see simplex). Sense of "ignorance" is from 1514, that of "plainness" is from 1526.
It seems that both meaning ("ignorant" and "plain") are possible. Language Hat?
I. 1. Free from duplicity, dissimulation, or guile; innocent and harmless; undesigning, honest, open, straightforward.
1669 The Lord Cobham, a simple passionate man, but of very noble birth and great possessions.
2. Free from, devoid of, pride, ostentation, or display; humble, unpretentious.
1630 A third sort of Iesuites there are, not vnfitly termed simple ones; these are wonderfull austere in their life.
II. 4. a. Of persons, or their origin: Poor or humble in condition; of low rank or position; undistinguished, mean, common.
6. a. Of persons or their attire: Not marked by any elegance or grandeur; very plain or homely.
9. Deficient in knowledge or learning; characterized by a certain lack of acuteness or quick apprehension.
1640 It is a Book for the simpler and ignorant People.
10. a. Lacking in ordinary sense or intelligence; more or less foolish, silly, or stupid; also, mentally deficient, half-witted.
1653 Unwary fools and defenselesse people were called simple.
We really can't know which shade of meaning Pepys intended here.
My money's on "Not marked by any elegance or grandeur; very plain or homely."
It's likely that if Chandois is singing dull, boring psalms, he's also wearing dull, boring clothes. So I imagine that "simple" probably describes the way he dresses.
"and advised him to give it quite over"
SP uses the phrase "give over" (but never "give off") many times in the Diary.
To give over, as give off, I give it over for lost.
SIMPLE, pure, unmix'd, Uncompounded, plain, void of Ornament; also downright, void of Deceit, Harmless; also Silly or Foolish.
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'simple, adj. and n. < Old French simple . . A. adj. In early examples it is often difficult to decide in which of several possible senses the word is to be taken.
William is described by DNB as a 'dull and pious' parliamentarian - 'right but revolting' as '1066 and All That' has it.


To consider the Ash Wednesday and Lent themes of sin and forgiveness.
Lent lasts for 40 days (excluding Sundays) and is when Christians remember the 40 days spent by Jesus in the wilderness at the start of his ministry. During this time he went without food and was tempted by Satan.
Some symbols to do with Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday and Lent, for example, pancakes, a cross, ash – whatever you have to hand.
For the 'Time for reflection', a musical version of a Kyrie from a Mass (I used the Kyrie from Fauré's Requiem).
Explain a little about Lent and its background, showing some of your Lent symbols, and getting the children to tell you what they already know.
Discuss our custom of eating pancakes on Shrove Tuesday. This arose because during Lent people used to fast (eat very little food, and certainly no rich food). On the day before Lent, therefore, they would make pancakes to use up their supplies of eggs (once considered a luxury food), sugar, fat and flour. Even today many people give up certain foods during Lent.
Explain that the first day of Lent is known as 'Ash Wednesday'. It is given this name because on this day Christians meet together in church services, and as a sign of their sorrow for the wrong things they have done, the shape of a cross is marked in ash on their foreheads.
Discuss the purpose of Lent: it is a season of penitence – explain that this means being sorry for the wrong things we have done, saying sorry to God, and resolving to change, with God's help.
During the season of Lent many Christians find space to think about the wrong things they do. Sometimes they act out their sorrow and resolve to change by giving up certain treats (for example, chocolate or crisps), by giving more money to charity and by praying more.
Although we feel sad when we think about what we get wrong, and the mistakes we make (called 'sin' in churchy language), actually, Christians feel some joy on Ash Wednesday and during Lent because it's good to know that when we turn to God, and say sorry, God accepts us as we are and gives us a new start. He forgives us, in other words.
We all need time and space to think about our lives. Lent gives us a chance to do this. The resolves we make in Lent are a bit like the resolutions we make on New Year's Day.
Over many years, composers have set the words, 'Lord, have mercy'/Kyrie eleison to music, usually as part of longer musical settings of Communion services.
Explain that you are going to play one setting of Kyrie eleison.
Remind the children that you have already said that there is some joy in Lent, and so they will probably describe positive as well as negative emotions – this is a good opportunity to explore the ambivalent feelings associated with Lent. However, point out that normally the Kyrie can be quite powerful and sad).
Ask the children to quieten themselves and close their eyes.
Ask them to think about what they are sorry to God for.
Tell them that we will be using these next few minutes to talk quietly to God.
Play the music for a few minutes.
Explain that these words remind us that God forgives us when we say sorry. So now, we have a new start!


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Today, Immaculate Conception Church is a thriving parish that continues to grow. This incredible growth is evident to anyone attending a Sunday mass - where so many attend that we have parishioners standing in the winds, sitting on folding chairs, and worshiping outside.
There are only 263 seats in the nave and a typical Sunday 9:30 mass has an attendance of over 400 people.
Under the leadership of Fr. Nick Brown, our parish is engaged and active. More than 1,200 people attend one of our masses each week, with almost 600 families regularly donating to the church. Countless volunteers, students, and community members give their time to the church and participate in our ministries and fellowship. By all measures, this is an exciting time to be a member of our parish.
Our current footprint consists of the church, the rectory, the parish hall, four classrooms, and religious education offices.
We all see that Ewa is growing and changing. With new housing developments springing up all around us and Kapolei becoming a "second city" to Honolulu, census data projects that our population will more than double in the next twenty years. This population boom will bring an influx of Catholics to the area and it will create an opportunity to invite new people to join our parish. Based on current projections, we will need a worship space that seats over 1,000 people by 2035-2037.
In order to accommodate this staggering growth, our facilities must grow. While our quick fixes and minor structural improvements have served us well over the years, there is simply no more room to expand. We need to build a new church.
Our plan is to build a new worship facility that will be able to seat over 1000 parishioners. This new space will allow us to better serve our current parishioners in accordance with church requirements and it will allow us to welcome new people into our parish. This new space will help us spread the gospel in a more effective, dynamic way.
Our new church will require a larger parcel of land at a different, nearby location. We have received approval from the Catholic Diocese of Honolulu and we are now exploring possible building sites. The new site must be large enough to accommodate the new church as well as the parish center and 400 parking spaces.
This project will be completed in phases. Initially, a church will be constructed at the new site and liturgical services will be held at the new location, while the current rectory, classrooms, parish hall, and religious education offices on Renton Road will remain in use. Once the church is completed, these other structures will be built at the new location.
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With their knowledge of the economic, political, and social realities of the colonial world, most anthropologists feared a difficult decolonization process. They warned that the persistence of "primordial bonds" (based on kinship, blood, language, and religion) could frustrate the emergence of a new "political society". The creation of "new states" bent on "modernization" and "national integration" might initially increase conflicts in African societies. After all, they often defined politics as"who gets what"and this frequently involved severe conflict.
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Beholde, thou hast cast me out this daye from the vpper face of the erth, and from thy face shall I be hyd: Fugityue also and a vagabounde shall I be in the erth. And it shall come to passe: euery one that fyndeth me, shall slaye me.
Behold, thou hast cast me out this day fro the earth, and from thy face shall I be hid, and shalbe a vagabond, and a runnagate in the earth, and whosoeuer findeth me, shall slay me.
Beholde, thou hast cast me out this day from the vpper face of the earth, & from thy face shall I be hyd, fugitiue also and a vacabounde shall I be in the earth: and it shall come to passe, that euery one that fyndeth me shal slay me.
Behold, thou hast driuen me out this day from the face of the earth, and from thy face shall I be hid, and I shall be a fugitiue, and a vagabond in the earth: and it shall come to passe, [that] euery one that findeth me, shall slay me.
Behold thou dost cast me out this day from the face of the earth, and from thy face I shall be hid, and I shall be a vagabond and a fugitive on the earth: every one therefore that findeth me, shall kill me.
Behold, thou hast driven me out this day from the face of the earth; and from thy face shall I be hid; and I shall be a fugitive and a vagabond in the earth; and it shall come to pass, [that] every one that findeth me shall slay me.
Behold, thou hast driven me this day from the face of the earth; and from thy face shall I be hid; and I shall be a fugitive and a vagabond in the earth; and it will come to pass, [that] every one that findeth me will slay me.
Behold, thou hast driven me out this day from the face of the ground; and from thy face shall I be hid; and I shall be a fugitive and a wanderer in the earth; and it shall come to pass, that whosoever findeth me shall slay me.
Behold, thou hast driven me out this day from the face of the ground; and from thy face shall I be hid; and I shall be a fugitive and a wanderer in the earth; and it will come to pass, that whosoever findeth me will slay me.
Lo! thou has driven me out, this day, from off the face of the ground, And, from thy face, shall I be hid,—So shall I become a wanderer and a fugitive in the earth, And it shall come to pass, whosoever findeth me, will slay me.


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In this undated photo provided by researchers in December 2018, a male tungara frog in Panama uses his vocal sac to call out in Gamboa, Panama. A study released on Monday, Dec. 10, 2018, examines why these amphibians adapt their mating calls in urban areas _ an unexpected example of how animals change communication strategies when cities encroach on forests. (Adam Dunn via AP)
Croak to croon: City frogs sing more alluring love songs
By The Associated Press December 10, 2018 at 9:09am
WASHINGTON (AP) — City frogs and rainforest frogs don't sing the same tune, researchers have found.
A study released Monday examined why Panama's tiny tungara frogs adapt their mating calls in urban areas — an unexpected example of how animals change communication strategies when cities encroach on forests.
These frogs take advantage of the relative absence of eavesdropping predators in cities to belt out longer love songs, which are more alluring to female frogs.
Tungara frogs don't croak like American bullfrogs. To human ears, their distinctive call sounds like a low-pitched, video-game beep. To female frogs, it sounds like pillow talk.
Every evening at sunset, the 1-inch male brown frogs crawl into puddles to serenade prospective mates. The lady frog selects a mate largely based on his love song.
Researchers found that the urban frogs call faster, more frequently and add more embellishments — a series of staccato "chucks" on the end of the initial whine — compared with those in the forest.
Those fancy urban love songs are three times more likely to attract the ladies, as scientists learned by playing back recordings of both city and forest frog calls to an audience of female frogs in a laboratory. Thirty of 40 female frogs hopped over to the speaker playing the urban frog calls, the researchers report in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
Whether the female frogs hailed from the city or forest themselves, they showed the same preference for fast-paced, complex crooning that combines high and low tones in quick arrangements.
Study co-author Michael J. Ryan, a biologist at the University of Texas who has studied tungara frogs for more than 30 years, said that the high and low notes likely stimulated the inner and outer ear chambers of female frogs in a pleasurable or interesting way.
So why don't rainforest frogs sing the same way?
The scientists set out to confirm their hypothesis that frogs that added extra high-pitched "chucks" attracted not only more mates, but also more trouble from frog-eating bats and parasitic midges. With the help of camera traps and sticky paper, the researchers demonstrated that extended frog calls significantly increased the risk of attracting predators.
In the rainforest, the frogs must balance two goals: attracting a mate and staying safe.
In the city, there are no frog-eating bats, and far fewer snakes and midges. The male frogs are freer to belt their hearts out.
"An urban male can take greater risks," said lead author Wouter Halfwerk, an ecologist at Vrije University in Amsterdam.
A town frog also has to work harder to find a mate because lady frogs are rarer in the city. "Competition for females increases," said Halfwerk. "The best adaptation is to be the most attractive, with an elaborate love song."
Corinne Lee Zawacki, a biologist at the University of Pittsburgh who was not involved in the study, said the researchers' methodology confirmed that urbanization is the reason for the call changes.
"I love the choice of study system," she said. "A lot of background research has already been done on this frog. So we can see clearly how urbanization changes the interplay of natural and sexual selection" — or the trade-offs between survival and courtship goals.
But not all amphibians are as lucky as Panama's tungara frogs.
"Amphibian populations are declining worldwide, mostly due to habitat destruction," said Andrew Blaustein an ecologist at Oregon State University, who was not involved in the study. "This is a rare case — and a very interesting case — of an animal adapting quickly, in evolutionary terms, to new circumstances."
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A state trooper killed during a fierce shootout with a fugitive holed up in a Catskill farmhouse was the victim of friendly fire, officials said yesterday.
Trooper David Brinkerhoff, 29, a member of the elite Mobile Response Team, or MRT, was fatally shot in the back of the head Wednesday while hunting for a suspect who had shot and wounded another trooper during a routine traffic stop Tuesday.
He was one of seven troopers – wearing body armor and carrying assault rifles – who stormed the house in Margaretville in the search for the fugitive, Travis Trim, 23.
Brinkerhoff and another trooper were first into the upstairs bedroom where Trim was hiding with two guns Wednesday morning, said Acting State Police Superintendent Preston Felton.
Trim, later found dead holding a rifle, fired a small-caliber round that hit Brinkerhoff in the chest, but his body armor stopped it.
He was possibly knocked down onto one knee and then the fatal shot came, perhaps a ricochet, Felton said.
Using a .30-30 rifle, Trim also shot Trooper Richard Mattson in the arm.
That morning, about 70 shots were fired inside the house by four troopers, the superintendent said.
Trim was hit once in the head and twice in the chest and may have died instantly, he said.
"The fatal wound was made by a .223 tactical round that was believed to have been fired by an MRT member," said Felton.
The new details did little to curb Trim's grandmother's disgust with his actions.
Members of the MRT pulled the two wounded troopers from the house and other officers surrounded the building as a robot was sent in to search for the suspect.
Nine hours after the shootout, tear gas was fired into the building, which apparently touched off a fire that destroyed the house and burned Trim's body. where he and his family lived.


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222 Queen Street #02-02, Bras Basah, Singapore
The Gem Museum is Singapore's first and most comprehensive private museum located in the heart of the Bras Basah. Bugis district, housed in a preserved heritage building that was once the precinct of a renowned all-boy's institution—Catholic High School—along Queen Street. The museum features a wide range of gems and minerals from around the world, including the much revered Painite and Alexandrite.
The Institution first opened its doors on 1 June 2015, as an initiative by Far East Gem Institute to bring knowledge and experience of gemmology to the public. Most of the gems and minerals on display belong to the private collection of Far East Gem Institute's founder, Mr. Tay Thye Sun.
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The Hunger Games The Tributes
Suzanne Collins has talked about her inspiration for the novel long before the movie was even a gleam in the producers' eye. She talked about the media (more on that in a bit), but she also discussed a much older inspiration: the Tributes of Athens.
You may also know it by its street name: the myth of Theseus. It goes like this: back in ancient Greece, the city of Athens was conquered by King Minos of Crete as punishment for killing his son. In return for him not burning them to the ground, they had to send him 7 young men and 7 young women to serve as Tributes. He takes them to Crete and sets them loose in a maze, where they're hunted down and eaten by a bull-headed monster called the Minotaur. That all comes to an end when the Athenian king's son, Theseus, joins the Tributes and kills the Minotaur in its lair.
"Even as a kid," Collins says in the interview. "I could appreciate how ruthless this was. Crete was sending a very clear message: 'Mess with us and we'll do something worse than kill you. We'll kill your children.'" She thought about that story, and then she thought about reality shows and similar contests on TV these days. It seemed to her that they weren't all that different, and that with one little step, we could go from NFL Sunday Night to Convicted Criminals Murder Each Other Sunday Night. It was terrifyingly plausible, though luckily, she soon developed a Theseus to slay whatever Minotaur such a system could produce.
In the movie, you can see very obvious signs of this story's influence. Crete is now the Capitol and Athens is now the Districts, but otherwise, it's the same game. The myth, for example, said that the Tributes of Athens were chosen by random lot. Enter Effie Trinket, with her excessive showmanship and her glass bowls full of names. And just like Athens, it's divided equally among girls and boys: one of each gender for each of the 12 Districts.
Finally, there's the arena, which isn't strictly a maze, but certainly provides no way out and forces the combatants to fight various threats as well as themselves. Those dogs at the end may not be Minotaurs, but they're certainly as scary as any monster can be. (And they're even scarier in the book.)
So what's the point of the comparison to ancient Greece? Why make sure we can see obvious signs of the myth they're obviously drawing from? Why show their hand? It might be that Collins is trying to show how universal the story is. It's good Hero's Journey stuff where people are saved and protected by a clever hero, and it applies as well to our world as it did to the Greeks.
And monsters? Yeah, we've got a Media-taur. It may not seem all that scary, but it's destroyed a lot more people than monsters have. If you aren't careful, our culture will happily feed it to you until you burst.


After too much time lurking and suffering from research paralysis, I finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
I'm hoping to find some driftwood and figure out what plants to get at the coming SCAPE meet at Lotus. If anyone has any suggestions before then that would be great! This is my first scape attempt and I need all the help I can get.
Looking good! Have you decided what you're going to use as a substrate?
Jesus Desmond, took you long enough bro j/k I know you have been holding out for just the right tank set up. Glad you're finally rolling. Good luck with the build.
Thanks, I have 9 liter of ADA Amazonia normal type arriving in a couple days. Hopefuly that will be enough.
I picked up some manzanita this morning and put together the following 3 concepts, option 1 being the one I am preferring. You guys have any input? Anything not used Ill bring to the next meet and put in the raffle.
I kind of like option #3, just put the group of smaller stones around the base of the wood. That would make it look like an island and have some of the wood sticking out of the water. You might need to build up a base to get the height. GL, great start. Keep us updated.
I think any one of them could look great, just depends on what you like. Those are some nice, versatile pieces of wood. Where'd you find them?
I definitely like option 3, it also most closely represents your inspiration, at least in my opinion. Good luck all look like great options.
Thanks for the input. I found a local seller on eBay. You can give him a call to what else he has. I'll also be bringing unused pieces to this months meet. His number is 818.205.6955 and his name is Justin.
Great start with the equipment. I really like taking the time to set up the equipment just right. The light with no wires hanging over, such great detail. As far as the scape goes, I'm really digging option 1 as well. GL and keep them pics coming.
I've had guppies in the tank for a few weeks and recently started adding algae eaters. Not all the plants are turning out the way I like so I might be doing some rescaping in the near future.


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Gosciniec Florianski's updated Polish menu offers generous portions at a reasonable price. Bring an appetite if you're planning on the mixed grill.
If you choose wisely, you'll get a lot from Gosciniec Florianski's mid-priced menu. An update on traditional Polish dishes, with dumplings, beetroot soup, and others all present and correct. The presentation is a little clumsy, though some of the portions can be generous. Bring an appetite if you're going to have the mixed grill. The experience can be let down by the service. The restaurant can be found on Florianski, as the name suggests.


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SAI Centennial Symposium
Early Society of the American Indian
Quarterly Journal of the Society of American Indians Pt. 1
Society of American Indians Conference Pt. 1
Current and Future Course Offerings
AIS at Newark
Funding Proposals
SPRING 2023 | Autumn 2022 | Summer 2022 |SpRing 2022 | Autumn 2021 | Spring 2021 | Autumn 2020
**updated 10/28/22. Due to the pandemic, these listings may change. Students, confirm meeting arrangements in Buckeyelink when enrolling**
2202 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
#16960, T/R, 11:10 AM-12:30PM, Journalism 375, Instructor TBD
#16961, M/W/F, 11:30AM-12:25PM, Enarson Classroom 311, Instructor TBD
#16964, R, 12:40PM-1:35PM, ONLINE, Instructor TBD
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#20504, F, 11:30AM-12:25PM, ONLINE, Instructor TBD
#16968, T/R, 8:00AM-9:20AM, Scott Lab E241, Instructor TBD
#20466, M/W/F, 9:10AM-10:05AM, Caldwell 115, Instructor TBD
3554 | Archaeology of North America, #29854, ONLINE, Kristen Jody Gremillion
3071 | Native American from Removal to the Present
#29550, T/R, 12;45PM-2:05 PM, Hayes Hall 025, Daniel Winunwe Rivers
Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
2296H - Loose Sediment: Belonging on Unreconciled Land (Honors), #35155, T/R 11:10AM-12:30PM, Jennings 140, Dionne Lee
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#35290, T/R, 9:35AM-10:55AM, Room TBD, Robert Allan Cook
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3672 | Native American Religions, #22144, M/W, 11:10-12:30pm, Room TBD, John Low
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3350 | Prehistoric Indians of the Ohio Valley, #35563, M/W, 12:45-2:05pm, Smith Lab 4025, Richard Yerkes
2323 | Introduction to American Indian Studies
#27808, W/F 2:20-3:40pm, Mendenhall 173, Gregory Gonzales
2367.01 | Language, Identity and Culture in the U.S. Experience*
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#22268, M/W/F 10:20-11:15am, Denney 268, Instructor TBD
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3070 | Native American 1560- Removal
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3501 | American Indigenous Languages
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2323 | Introduction to American Indian Studies #16915, T/R 3:55-5:15pm, Online, John Low
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5367 | Reel Injuns: Identity, Art, and Representation, #22378, 6W1, ONLINE, Christine Morris; #22379, 6W1, ONLINE, Christine Morris
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2202H | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, #10402, T/Th, 8:00-9:20am, Bolz Hall 120, Instructor TBD; #14242, M/W/F, 9:10-10:05am, Bolz 128, Instructor TBD
2367.01 | Visual Culture: Investigating Diversity & Social Justice, multiple sections available
2323 | Introduction to American Indian Studies, #34895, W/F 2:20-3:40pm, Page 60
3501 | Humanitarianism in Question: U.S. Imperialism and Solidarity with Central America, #34562, T/Th 3:55-5:15pm, Lazenby 34, Katherine Borland
4822 | Native American Identity, #34564, T/Th 11:10-12:30pm, Jennings 136, Gregory Gonzales
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2750 | Natives and Newcomers: Immigration and Migration in U.S. History, #23837, ONLINE, Instructor TBD
3071 | Native American History from Removal to the Present, #33270, W/F 9:35-10:55am, Ramseyer 115, Daniel Rivers
2367.01 | Language, Sex, and Gender In American Culture, #23204, T/Th, 9:35-10:55am, Cunz Hall 180, Bosques Aviles
2367.01 | Visual Culture: Investigating Diversity & Social Justice, #10226, M/W, 3:55-5:15pm, Ann Burkhart
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2111 | Introduction to Native American People of the Andes, #33638, 11:10-12:30pm, M/W, Alcira Duenas
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3672 | Native American Religions, #16042, M/W, 11:10-12:30pm, John Low
2202 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, #10492, M/W/F 11:30am-12:25pm, Ramseyer Hall 9, Instructor TBD; #104923, T/Th 2:20-3:40pm, Arps Hall 12, Instructor TBD; #10497 ONLINE, #18430 ONLINE
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3350 | Prehistoric Indians of the Ohio Valley, #34390, W/F 9:35-10:55am, Smith Lab 4025, Richard Yerkes
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4586 | Studies in American Indian Literature and Culture, #24165, T/Th 12:45pm-2:05pm, Dulles 27, Elissa Washuta
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3070 | Native American History from European Contact to Removal 1560-1820, #23889, T/Th 5:30-6:55pm, ONLINE, John Low
2202 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, #14048 ONLINE, Barbara Betz; #14049 ONLINE, Mark Anthony Arceno
2367.01 | Language, Identity and Culture in the U.S. Experience, #18906 ONLINE, Arielle Irizarry; #18907 ONLINE, Carlos Gabriel Kelly; #22199 ONLINE, instructor TBD, #22199 ONLINE, Elizabeth Carol Miller; #22199 ONLINE Instructor TBD
2367.01 | Visual Culture: Investigating Diversity & Social Justice applicable section(s) to be listed
2750 | Natives and Newcomers: Immigration and Migration in U.S. History, #29704, ONLINE, Maysan Haydar
3071 | Native American History from Removal to the Present, #33102, T/Th 2:20PM-3:40PM, Sullivant Hall 141, Daniel Rivers
3350 | Prehistoric Indians of the Ohio Valley, #34270, T/Th 9:35 - 10:55 am, Smith Lab 4025, Richard Yerkes
2367.01 | Visual Culture: Investigating Diversity & Social Justice, #12994, ONLINE, Christine Ballengee Morris
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
2105 | Literature and Ethnicity, #23199, T/Th 11:10 am - 12:30 pm, ONLINE, Cheryl Cash
**AU20 Topic: North American Indigenous Women's Literature**
2071 | American Indian History of the U.S. Midwest, #34821, M/W 5:30 pm - 6:55 pm, ONLINE, John Low (Newark)
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A research project has been established to study and implement various power efficient communication strategies in a network of IoT devices/sensor nodes. Modern IoT devices/sensors lose significant power in communication. For a battery-operated device, power efficiency is a serious requirement.
explore various synchronization and scheduling strategies in literature to identify the state-of-the-art methods in this field.
Design and formulate a synchronization strategy with the goal of reducing device communication.
Deploy the algorithm on the hardware platform and extend it to a large-scale testbed to obtain results.
Knowledge on hardware deployment on a large scale IoT network.