I'm obsessed with the way people speak. One of my favorite icebreakers is to ask people what words they use for various things, but it always make people nervous, like they think I'm judging them. Which I guess I sometimes am, but that's a different story. The topic today is not judgment but regional dialect; I gots it.
So... how do you speak? And do I speak funny? And should I feel as nervous about pressing "Publish Post" as I do?! In the words of the great Timabland, "Talk to me, girl."
Love that you decided to do this! haha, I've heard some people say the word again like "a-gain." So weird. And I really thought the phrase sun shower was fairly common, I'll have to find out what other people call it!
I love this! I hope that I feel cute enough one day this week to participate! Mostly because I have lived in California for about 24 of my 27 years and I say "y'all" when addressing a group of people.
Also, when you said, "Hey you guys," I hope I wasn't the only person who repeated it as Sloth from The Goonies.
'oil'--definitely new yorkers/jerseyans/brooklyners MIGHT say it differently.
That said, I do know a lot of alternate pronunciations for the words on the list--many of which are quite subtle. Moreover, your pronunciation differs ever so slightly from mine on many of them. Just differences in emphasis, really. This comes from what I think of as a 'rust-belt' accent--a sort of different speaking style that stretches across the Great Lakes area from Northern Ohio to Chicago. Further south, the accent is flatter. Further still, you get the border of the drawl.
Obviously, since I'm in the flat region, that's the only truly correct way to speak.
it's kinda old but really thorough and easy to understand.
You crack me up! You remind me of Emma Stone in Easy A.
Ohmygosh!! You need to watch my video for several reasons. First of all, YES IT IS CAR-MEL, THANK YOU. Everyone in my comments section is saying I'm wrong! Also, you need to hear how we say "oil" in the South. It's one syllable instead of two. :) We speak very similarly, it seems!
Oh, and I call it TP'ing, but we also call it "rolling" here.
Fascinating project. You'll be glad to know you pronounced every word correctly except "coupon" and "pajamas."
* What is it called when you throw toilet paper on a house? "Rolling"
* What is the bug that curls into a ball when you touch it? "Roly poly"
* What do you call the kind of spider that has an oval-shaped body and extremely long legs? "Daddy Longlegs"
* What do you call the wheeled contraption in which you carry groceries at the supermarket? "Buggy"
* What is the thing you change the TV channel with? "Remote" or "remote control"
FINALLY! I felt like such a dunce when watching all these vlogs because everyone had a word for the whole "sunshower" question and I never knew it had a name! I've only seen it once or twice and I'm always like, "Cool! It's raining, but the sun is shining!" LOL.
yeah, my sis says A-gain, and she also says 'phone' "f-Ow-n" (if that makes any sense). she just really enunciates the 'Ow' part i guess. like she's say "f-Ow-n (phone) h-OH-me (home)." kind of weird. only one in the immediate family who does it. not sure where she picked it up.
oh, and my friends and i pronounce 'meme' "M-em". like with a soft first 'e' (as in 'hem') and a silent second 'e.' (also not sure if that comes across well, but there you have it).
I JUST realized this: When I'm talking about it, I pronounce it "CAR-mul." When I'm reading it, it's "CARE-uh-mel."
What is the bubbly carbonated drink called? -- POP. It's not friggin' soda.
What do you call gym shoes? -- Tennis shoes.
What do you say to address a group of people? "Hey, guys."
What do you call the kind of spider that has an oval-shaped body and extremely long legs? Daddy long legs.
What do you call it when rain falls while the sun is shining? Um ... Pretty? Unusual? Rainbow-weather?
What is the thing you change the TV channel with? Remote control.
Oh wow, I've never even heard of a number of these -- WTF's a sunshower?? Never heard of a buggy for a cart ... Or "rolling" for TP'ing someone's house. That sounds like something you to do a joint. This is great!
OK, as I'm watching this, it reminded me of one of my HUGE pet peeves, and it actually relates to how people pronounce things: THERE IS NO B IN "SUPPOSEDLY." Why people say "supposably" is beyond me, but it irks the hell out of me.
It's lovely to see you speak and hear your voice. I should definitely do this (sometime ... *whistle*).
Re: saying "again" a different way- think about a redneck saying it "y' beeter git dem beers! I'm not gunna tell you agin!"
I've never had a reason to say it out Loud, but to me I have always said Meme or MeMah in my brain. It depends.
I'm planning on doing this BUT it seems most people are saying things the same and I Think it's the Reading of it. I'm pretty sure a lot of us don't enunciate as much when we're just Talking and using a word. It's more the different Terms we use for different things that could vary.
I was reading the rain Q and was thinking I say Hey it's raining but the sun is out. I have Heard of sunshowers before, but it never really stuck in my brain. I don't see it enough to need a name for it.
The word, "meme," bugs me, too. Lol.
Ha, so fun! I talk Ohio (a-hi-a)too, but with a bit of Pittsburghese (n'at, yinz) thrown in. Sometimes (rarely) some backwoods vernacular (like crick instead of creek) slips out.
I thought it was hilarious when you paused to think about what you say when you greet a group of people. I could think of my answer right away which I'm sure means something....what? who knows. I say "hello ladies!" if I am greeting a group of girls. For a mixed group I often say "helloooo!" I also often say "GOOOD Morning!"
People say that I say "milk" weird. I hear that its because my dad is from the midwest. Maybe you and I say it the same? I say "melk."
Your voice is not that deep. My voice on the other hand is very high.
This was SUCH a treat for me :) You sound nothing like I thought you would! I LOVE IT!
I'm from Ohio, too, so I was pretty excited to see if we speak the same. We totally do!
I need to do this meme (seriously, I hate that word too) but I am way too lazy to try and deal with video-making.
You have a beautiful and very grown up voice! I sound like a child. Ha!
I talk like Ohio too! I was born and raised in Columbus. I'm in SoCal now though. I found you through GreenEyedMonster. This post was really entertaining for me. I definitely say "shore" for "sure" and have a complex about how to refer to carbonated beverages! Another Ohio-ism my boyfriend likes to point out to me is that I leave out verbs alot... "The clothes need washed. The dog wants out..." etc. Anyways, yay for Ohio and hope you are enjoying the Northeast!
Nice! Go Bobcats! I love your stuff and was on your site all day at work! haha! And I definitely don't think it's "white-trashy" maybe just lazy :) Who needs the verb "to be" anyway? It's implied!


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President Alison Byerly sent the following update to the campus community today:
A few months ago, I shared information about a transformative new strategic direction designed to enhance the College's affordability and distinctiveness by increasing the size of both the student body and faculty over the next six to eight years.
In order to accommodate this planned growth, we will need to make the most efficient use of our existing campus infrastructure as well as add some new facilities. I write now to provide a brief update on campus planning efforts related to the future expansion.
In June 2017, we will break ground on a new Integrated Sciences Center (ISC) at the site currently occupied by Facilities Operations. Planning for this facility has been ongoing for some time. We are delighted to be working with Payette, a Boston architectural firm with extensive experience in college and university science facilities. This new 100,000-square-foot building will feature state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities that will support the academic needs and accomplishments of faculty and students in biology, computer science, and environmental science and environmental studies, with added space for neuroscience. The ISC will spur interaction and interdisciplinary collaboration among these programs and between them and the rest of the campus. Its flexible, reconfigurable classrooms will accommodate a wide range of pedagogical styles. The Integrated Sciences Center will include registrar-scheduled classrooms, public meeting and study spaces, and room for expansion, and will house centers for Innovation, Design, Entrepreneurship, and Leadership (IDEAL); sustainability; and inclusive pedagogies and STEM.
In order to add needed residential space, we will be creating several new mixed-use buildings on College Hill to house students and provide services to the College and community. These buildings, which will be added in stages as needed, will be located in the two-block area bordered by Cattell Street, McCartney Street, High Street, and Clinton Terrace. They will feature commercial or retail spaces on the first floor, with student rooms on the upper floors. The retail spaces will include the campus store, a food service venue, and a facility that will offer expanded health services for students and possibly residents from the local community. We are currently exploring partnerships with third-party developers that would minimize the impact on the College's borrowing.
At a time when our space needs are increasing, we are very fortunate in having an opportunity to access excellent office space that does not require new construction. In a few months, eighty College employees will be moving from campus to downtown Easton, freeing up additional offices in the center of campus. The College will be renting three floors of the historic Alpha Building on Centre Square. Moving into this facility by January 2017 will be staff of the Communications Division, except the Athletics Communications staff in Kirby; the operations unit of Admissions; the Center for Community Engagement; and staff members of Information Technology Services Division who do not work directly with the campus community.
This infusion of a College presence into the center of Easton is an exciting development in the College's continued efforts to become more connected with its hometown. If you are available, please join us for the city's press conference tomorrow, Tuesday, Aug. 9, at 2:30 p.m. outside the Alpha Building, 1 S. Third St., to learn more about how this move downtown will benefit both Easton and the College.
Finally, with the completion of the Williams Arts Campus, the opening of these downtown offices, and closer connections between College Hill and the downtown, we recognize that many more students and faculty will need to travel up and down College Hill. Over the last several years, students in civil engineering have undertaken projects to examine this problem and propose potential solutions, such as a "funicular" or inclined railway. Building on those ideas, as was recently reported in the local press, we decided to explore preliminary concept designs for a possible outdoor elevator that would ascend College Hill from the Williams Arts Campus. While this is still in the discussion phase, we believe that a simple and cost-effective design could create a quick, ADA-accessible, sustainable, pedestrian-and-bike-friendly way for members of the Lafayette community to travel downtown, and for members of the Easton community to more easily visit campus for events.
While this sounds like—and is!—a lot of construction, it will take place over many years. With the exception of the ISC, these potential projects are in a preliminary stage of discussion and planning, and we will be seeking input from both the campus and local community as we move forward. More information will be available soon about open meetings we will hold on campus to review these plans and gather feedback. In addition, we will shortly launch a new website describing these facilities projects that will be updated regularly.
We will welcome our returning students and the Class of 2020 in a few short weeks, and we will communicate soon about other plans and events for the coming year. In the meantime, enjoy the remaining days of summer.
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Elevator would be a wonderful solution for the reasons stated.
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SZENE supports the creative work of local artists and companies through working residencies in its Studio. This is located on the third floor of the building and the size of the space and the equipment provided mean that the Studio is particularly suited to the rehearsal and development of small productions without complex technical requirements. The space can be used free of charge for a period of up to two weeks and it represents a significant contribution to the working process for many independent artists. The Studio also provides the opportunity to hold public showings supported by SZENE.
Each year SZENE also provides several residencies for companies or artists from other regions in Austria and invitations to artists who are associated with the EU-funded APAP network.
SZENE Studio is used almost 100% of the time. It was in use on a total of 317 days during 2017. 235 days were taken up by Salzburg-based performing artists – 13 of them working in the field of theatre and 17 in the field of dance. Rehearsals by APAP artists accounted for 54 days and a further 28 days were taken up with rehearsals by Austrian artists from outside the Salzburg region.


He's currently Down Under on a comedy tour with Monty Python co-star Eric Idle.
But now John Cleese is considering making Australia a more permanent home for himself and wife Jennifer Wade if he can ink a deal to film a series of documentaries for Channel Seven.
According to The Daily Telegraph, the 76-year-old is currently negotiating with the network to film documentaries about wealth and greed.
'Wherever I go it's all about money - Christopher Hitchens may blame God about everything, I blame greed,' the comedian told the publication.
MailOnline has contacted a representative for the star to comment.
Earlier this month, the Fawlty Towers star appeared on Sunrise where he engaged in an animated display with host Samantha Armytage.
The talented actor grabbed the 39-year-old's arm during a live broadcast and refused to let go.
The 76-year-old had been appearing alongside co-star Eric when Samantha tried to wrap up their segment.
Holding her arm out as she prepared to switch cameras to Edwina Bartholemew, Samantha was left speechless when the veteran actor grabbed it.


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Sarita Gupta is vice president of U.S. programs, overseeing the foundation's domestic work including Civic Engagement and Government, Creativity and Free Expression, Future of Work(ers), Technology and Society, Disability Rights, and Gender, Racial, and Ethnic Justice. Gupta joined the foundation in 2019 as director of the Future of Work(ers) program, bringing more than two decades of experience working to expand people's ability to take collective action to improve their workplaces, communities, and lives by creating meaningful solutions. She is a nationally recognized expert on the economic, labor, and political issues affecting workers, and is widely acknowledged as a key leader and strategist for building coalitions and policies that protect, and advance the rights of workers.
As director, she spearheaded the launch of several far-reaching initiatives including the Families and Workers Fund, and the All with Respect and Equity (CARE) Fund. Most recently she made a $25 million grant to support informal workers across the globe for the next five years. Gupta previously served as executive director of Jobs With Justice, a leader in the fight for workers' rights, and co-director of Caring Across Generations, a national movement transforming the way America defines care.
Gupta earned a bachelor of arts from Mount Holyoke College, with studies in women, health, and society. She currently sits on the boards of the Institute for Policy Studies, United States Student Association Foundation, All Above All, School of Labor and Urban Studies Foundation at CUNY, Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association, and Ownership Works. A Hunt Alternatives Fund Prime Movers Fellow and a graduate of the Rockwood Leadership Training Program, Gupta has received a number of awards and accolades, including the National Women's Law Center Annual Leadership Award, the Francis Perkins Open Door Award, Mount Holyoke College Alumnae Achievement Award, and Corporate Ethics International's BENNY Award.
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Le port de Solférino est une voie située dans le quartier des Invalides et le quartier Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin du  de Paris, en France.

Situation et accès

Origine du nom
Cette voie tient son nom de son voisinage avec l'ancien pont de Solférino.

Historique

Ancien port d'Orsay, cette voie porte son nom actuel depuis 1905.

En 1960, une partie de la voie express rive gauche empiète sur celle du port de Solférino.

En 2013, la construction  d'un escalier descendant depuis le quai Anatole-France et le musée d'Orsay vers la Seine, relie directement pour les piétons le port et les berges aux voies le surplombant.

Bâtiments remarquables et lieux de mémoire
 Le pont Royal, le pont de la Concorde et la passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor (anciennement passerelle Solférino) enjambent le port. Une section du port, désormais piéton, porte le nom de promenade Édouard-Glissant en hommage au célèbre écrivain qui vivait à proximité.

Notes et références

Article connexe
 Port du Gros-Caillou

Solferino
Solférino

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The Only Good Alex Jones Conspiracy Theory You Need To Hear
Adam Wears ·
After a long weekend that saw everyone from YouTube to Facebook to Pinterest to, uh, YouPorn delete his content, it's fair to say that Alex Jones isn't having a great time of it right now. We'd offer our sympathies, but considering that he built a career out of siccing conspiracy theorist goonballs on bereaved parents, we couldn't be happier about this news, if only because it means our crazed uncles might be able to get through Thanksgiving without throwing holy water at us in order to exorcise the "demons."
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Oh, and speaking of synths, check out the background of this video ("Planet Earth Hacked. Biggest Attack in History"), which was apparently filmed in Jones' Scrooge-McDuck-esque vault of synths and keyboards.
There's also the fact that after acid house icon A Guy Called Gerald uploaded a live jam to his YouTube channel, Jones commented in order to question him about his setup -- and later took to Reddit to chastise another poster for calling Gerald "some dude."
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Revival of pastel in late nineteenth-century Britain: the transience of a modern medium
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Spoor, Freya Elisabeth
In the late nineteenth century, the use of pastels underwent a revival and many young British artists adopted the medium as a new means of expression. This surge in popularity was marked by three exhibitions dedicated to contemporary works in pastel held at the Grosvenor Gallery in London between 1888 and 1890. These shows attracted over three hundred participants and culminated in the formation of the Society of British Pastellists in 1890, which counted amongst its eminent members William Stott of Oldham (1857-1900), James Guthrie (1859-1930), George Clausen (1852-1944) and Elizabeth Armstrong (1859-1912). Despite its auspicious beginnings this movement was short-lived and the society disbanded the following year. This has caused scholars to treat the use of pastel by British artists as just a passing fad in the oeuvres of individual artists and in studies of contemporary stylistic trends. Yet, the varying involvement of these four artists with the most pioneering art movements in Britain would suggest that this medium formed an intrinsic part of their move towards a modern aesthetic. Thus, the diverse approaches of these artists will form a prism through which to examine the importance of materiality for the development of new subject matter and stylistic innovations. This study will involve not only a consideration of the formal properties of these works but also the culture in which they were produced, exhibited and critically received. Indeed, it is hoped that by situating these pastels within a wider cultural context that a further understanding of their long-term significance in the canon of modern art in Britain can be achieved. In this way, I believe that this study will contribute towards a new position for pastel as a modern medium that was essential for the invention of new artistic practices at this time.


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Paris Motor Show from Saturday October 1 to Sunday October 16, 2016 : 10.00 am to 8.00 pm (late openings thursdays & fridays from 10.00 am to 10.00 pm) at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles exhibition centre. Admission fees : adults = 16€, teenagers (ages 10 to 25) = 8€, children (under age 10) = free admission.


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So you are sitting at home and you have a light bulb burn out. It is then you realize you have run out replacement bulbs, so you have to make a trip to the hardware store. You browse the light bulbs and become overwhelmed at the options you are given. What should you choose?
In 1879, Thomas Jefferson is credited with inventing a light bulb in, that lasted significantly longer than other inventers, at the time. This incandescent bulb was the standard, for household use, until laws were implemented for efficiency standards. These bulbs heat a coil that glows to produce light; however, it takes a lot of energy to create a little light. An incandescent bulb can only convert 5-10% of the energy into light. The rest is converted to heat.
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Your next option is a compact fluorescent bulb, or CFL bulb. These bulbs are filled with a gas and a small amount of mercury. When electricity comes in contact with the mercury, the mercury creates an ultraviolet light that reacts with the coating on the inside of the bulb. These are the types of bulbs used in office buildings, hospitals, and schools. A CFL bulb can be up to 75% more efficient than a traditional bulb and can last up to 10 times longer. On the other hand, they can take a few moments to reach their full brightness. Because they also contain mercury, they should not be disposed in the regular garbage, and you have to take precautions if you break one (the Environmental Protection Agency describes a 10-step cleanup process).
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Because we still think of light bulbs in terms of incandescent lighting, let us take a 60-watt bulb and use it for 6 hours a day. Your traditional bulb, while only costing $0.41, will also only last 0.46 years. At $0.13 per kilowatt, the total cost, over 20 years is $360. A CFL bulb does cost $0.99, per bulb, but will last for 4.6 years, using only 14 watts to produce the same amount of light, costing $164. Lastly, the LED bulb is the most expensive, to purchase, at $9.97, but lasts 11.4 years (for one bulb), at only 9.4 watts for the same amount of light. The final cost, over 20 years is only $90, a savings of $75.00, per bulb.
Based on savings alone, it may be time to start upgrading your lighting options. However, you can also take this opportunity to eliminate some of the waste going into our landfills.


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    "use strict";

    /**
     * @name modalService
     * @module App.UI
     */
    export class ModalService implements IModalService {
        constructor(private $q:ng.IQService) { }

        public open = () => {

        }

        public close = () => {

        }

    }

    angular.module("app.ui").service("modalService", ["$q",ModalService]);
}

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Smith-Njigba breaks Ohio State's reception record in win vs. Nebraska
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Ohio State wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba broke the school's single-game reception record with his performance in Saturday's 26-17 win over Nebraska.
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package com.amazonaws.services.codepipeline.model;

import javax.annotation.Generated;

/**
 *
 */
@Generated("com.amazonaws:aws-java-sdk-code-generator")
public enum ActionCategory {

    Source("Source"),
    Build("Build"),
    Deploy("Deploy"),
    Test("Test"),
    Invoke("Invoke"),
    Approval("Approval");

    private String value;

    private ActionCategory(String value) {
        this.value = value;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return this.value;
    }

    /**
     * Use this in place of valueOf.
     *
     * @param value
     *        real value
     * @return ActionCategory corresponding to the value
     */
    public static ActionCategory fromValue(String value) {
        if (value == null || "".equals(value)) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Value cannot be null or empty!");
        }

        for (ActionCategory enumEntry : ActionCategory.values()) {
            if (enumEntry.toString().equals(value)) {
                return enumEntry;
            }
        }

        throw new IllegalArgumentException("Cannot create enum from " + value + " value!");
    }
}


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Immigration to the United States, 1789-1930
Immigration Collection of Prescott Farnsworth Hall (Harvard College Library)32
United States, Congress, House., (57th, 1st session : 1901-1902).11
United States, Congress., House., Committee on Foreign Affairs.10
United States, Congress, Senate., (57th, 1st session : 1901-1902).9
United States, Congress., Senate., Committee on Immigration.8
United States, Congress., House., Committee on Immigration and Naturalization.4
United States, Congress., Senate., Committee on Foreign Relations.4
Kahn, Julius, 1861-19243
United States, Congress, House., (56th, 1st session : 1899-1900).3
United States, Congress, House., (56th, 2nd session : 1900-1901).3
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District of Columbia34
[Washington31
New York (State)2
[Washington, D.C2
G.P.O.33
Dodd, Mead and Co.1
G.P.O., 1901]1
Japanese Association of American College Graduates1
Macmillan Co.1
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government publication34
legislation19
Emigration and immigration law--United States[remove]37
Immigrants--United States[remove]37
United States--Emigration and immigration33
Chinese--United States24
China--Emigration and immigration23
Anarchists--United States3
Japanese--United States3
Mentally ill--United States3
Naturalization--United States2
China--Foreign relations--19th century1
Open Collections Program at Harvard University37
Harvard College Library preservation microfilm program 2001 ; 076891
Open Collections Program at Harvard University. 004941
Report ; 56th Congress, 2nd session, no. 2503. United States.1
Report ; 62d Congress, no. 208. United States.1
Resolution (United States. Congress. House) ; 56th Congress, no. 2421
Senate document (United States. Congress. Senate) ; 63rd Congress, no. 6111
Senate executive document (United States. Congress. Senate) ; 53rd Congress, 2nd session, no. 541
Senate executive document (United States. Congress. Senate) ; no. 231
Books and documents37
Widener Library, Harvard University36
Master Microforms, Harvard University2
Microforms, Lamont Library, Harvard University2
Center for the History of Medicine (Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine)1
Harvard Law School Library, Harvard University1
You searched for: Subjects Emigration and immigration law--United States Remove constraint Subjects: Emigration and immigration law--United States Subjects Immigrants--United States Remove constraint Subjects: Immigrants--United States
1. Jewish Immigrants: report a special committee of the National Jewish Immigration Council appointed to examine into the question of illiteracy among Jewish immigrants and its causes
National Jewish Immigration Council, creator
O'Gorman, James A. (James Aloysius), 1860-1943
Immigration Collection of Prescott Farnsworth Hall (Harvard College Library)
G.P.O.
2. Immigration crossroads
Panunzio, Constantine M. (Constantine Maria), 1884-1964, creator
Macmillan Co.
3. The naturalization of the Japanese
Malcolm, Roy, 1881-, creator
Japanese Association of American College Graduates
4. Immigration problems: personal experiences of an official
Safford, Victor., creator
Dodd, Mead and Co.
5. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury: Steerage-passengers on emigrant-vessels: communicating, in compliance with a Senate resolution of March 11, 1873, information in relation to the space allotted to each steerage immigrant on board ship: Report on the immigration service: Report ... relative to the alterations in existing laws necessary to secure effectual protection to steerage-passengers on emigrant-vessels: Report of B.F. Craig, M.D: Report on emigration: Report on protection to immigrants: Report on necessary reforms in carrying steerage-passengers
United States, Department of the Treasury., creator
1874]
[Washington, D.C
6. An act to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese and persons of Chinese descent
United States, Congress, Senate., (57th, 1st session : 1901-1902)., creator
7. In the House of Representatives: May 1, 1900.--Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : Mr Kahn submitted the following resolution
United States, Congress, House., (56th, 1st session : 1899-1900)., creator
Kahn, Julius, 1861-1924
United States, Congress., House., Committee on Foreign Affairs.
[Washington
8. In the House of Representatives: Resolution: May 11, 1900.--Referred to the Committee on Immigratio and Naturalization and ordered to be printed : Mr. Mondell submitted the following resolution
Mondell, Frank W. (Frank Wheeler), 1860-1939
United States, Congress., House., Committee on Immigration and Naturalization.
9. S. 5598, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to amend the immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, or epileptic: S. 5598, A bill to amend the immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, or epileptic: January 17, 1901, Mr. Lodge introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : A bill to amend the immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, or epileptic
United States, Congress, Senate., (56th, 2nd session : 1900-1901)., creator
United States, Congress., Senate., Committee on Immigration.
10. S. 5625, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States and for other purposes: S. 5625, A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States and for other purposes: January 18, 1901, Mr. Proctor introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations : A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States and for other purposes
Proctor, Redfield, 1831-1908
United States, Congress., Senate., Committee on Foreign Relations.
11. H.R. 11280, in the House of Representatives: Bill to repeal certain Acts relating to Chinese immigration, and for other purposes: H.R. 11280, A bill to repeal certain Acts relating to Chinese immigration, and for other purposes: May 4, 1900, Mr. Baker introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization and ordered to be printed : A bill to repeal certain Acts relating to Chinese immigration, and for other purposes
Baker, William Benjamin, 1840-1911
12. H.R. 13197, in the House of Representatives: Bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, and for other purposes: H.R. 13197, A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, and for other purposes: January 4, 1901, Mr. Jenkins introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, and for other purposes
United States, Congress, House., (56th, 2nd session : 1900-1901)., creator
Jenkins, John James, 1843-1911
13. H.R. 13197, in the Senate of the United States: Act to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States and for other purposes: H.R. 13197, An act to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States and for other purposes: February 2, 1901, read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations : An act to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States and for other purposes
United States, Congress, (56th, 2nd session : 1900-1901), creator
14. H.R. 13197, (report no. 2503), in the House of Representatives: Bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, and for other purposes: H.R. 13197 (report no. 2503), A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, and for other purposes: January 4, 1901, Mr. Jenkins introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : January 25, 1901, reported with amendments, referred to the House Calendar, and ordered to be printed ... : A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese persons into the United States, and for other purposes
United States, Congress., Senate., Committee on Foreign Affairs.
15. H.R. 13605 (report no. 2751), in the House of Representatives: Bill to amend immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, and epileptic: H.R. 13605, (report no. 2751), A bill to amend immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, and epileptic: January 16, 1901, Mr. O'Grady introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization and ordered to be printed : A bill to amend immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, and epileptic
O'Grady, James Mary Early, 1863-1928
16. H.R. 177, in the House of Representatives: Bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists: H.R. 177, a bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists: December 2, 1901, Mr. Wilson introduced the following bill, which was referred to the committee on the Judiciary and ordered to be printed : A bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists
Wilson, Frank Eugene, 1857-1935
United States, Congress., House., Committee on the Judiciary.
17. H.R. 2071, in the House of Representatives: Bill prohibiting and regulating the coming of Chinese persons into the United States: H.R. 2071, A bill prohibiting and regulating the coming of Chinese persons into the United States: December 3, 1901, Mr. Mondell introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill prohibiting and regulating the coming of Chinese persons into the United States
18. H.R. 2072, in the House of Representatives: Bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States: H.R. 2072, A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States: December 3, 1901, Mr. Connell introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States
Connell, William, 1827-1909
19. H.R. 3062, in the House of Representatives: Bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States: H.R. 3062, A bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States: December 6, 1901, Mr. Bromwell introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States
Bromwell, Jacob Henry, 1848-1924
20. H.R. 3089, in the House of Representatives: Bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its Territories and possessions and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: H.R. 3089, A bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its Territories and possessions and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: December 6, 1901, Mr. Kahn introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its Territories and possessions and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent
G.P.O., 1901]
21. H.R. 4360, in the House of Representatives: Bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists: H.R. 4360, A bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists: December 10, 1901, Mr. Shattuc introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization and ordered to be printed : A bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists
Shattuc, William Bunn, 1841-1911
22. H.R. 4385, in the House of Representatives: Bill to amend the immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, and epileptic: H.R. 4385, A bill to amend the immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, and epileptic: December 10, 1901, Mr. Sherman introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Immigration and ordered to be printed : A bill to amend the immigration laws of the United States relative to the insane, idiotic, and epileptic
Sherman, J. S. (James Schoolcraft), 1855-1912
United States, Congress., House., Committee on Immigration.
23. H.R. 6524, in the House of Representatives: Bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons or persons of Chinese descent into the United States and the territories thereof: H.R. 6524, A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons or persons of Chinese descent into the United States and the territories thereof: December 17, 1901, Mr. Kern introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons or persons of Chinese descent into the United States and the territories thereof
Kern, Frederick John, 1864-1931
24. H.R. 6525, in the House of Representatives: Bill to prohibit the coming of all natives of the Chinese Empire and of all persons of Chinese extraction into the United States and territories thereof, and also into Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands, and all the other colonial possessions of the United States, without reference to time limitations: H.R. 6525, A bill to prohibit the coming of all natives of the Chinese Empire and of all persons of Chinese extraction into the United States and territories thereof, and also into Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands, and all the other colonial possessions of the United States, without reference to time limitations: December 17, 1901, Mr. Kern introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to prohibit the coming of all natives of the Chinese Empire and of all persons of Chinese extraction into the United States and territories thereof, and also into Porto Rico, the Philippine Islands, and all the other colonial possessions of the United States, without reference to time limitations
25. H.R. 8595, in the House of Representatives: Bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States: H.R. 8595, A bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States: January 10, 1902, Mr. Sherman introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered printed : A bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States
26. H.R. 9330, in the House of Representatives: Bill to prohibit the coming into, and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all possessions and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: H.R. 9330, A bill to prohibit the coming into, and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all possessions and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: January 18, 1902, Mr. Kahn introduced the following bill, which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed : A bill to prohibit the coming into, and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all possessions and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent
27. S. 3360, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to amend section six of an act entitled "an Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two: S. 3360, A bill to amend section six of an act entitled "an Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two: June 30, 1892, Mr. Dolph introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations : a bill to amend section six of an act entitled "an Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two
United States, Congress, Senate., (52nd, 1st session : 1891-1892)., creator
Dolph, Joseph N. (Joseph Norton), 1835-1897
28. In the Senate of the United States: Message from the President of the United States, transmitting in reply to the resolution of the Senate of January 23, 1893, official correspondence of the Government of the United States and China, relating to the acts of the Congress forbidding immigration of Chinese and the treaty stipulations between the two countries: message from the President of the United States, transmitting in reply to the resolution of the Senate of January 23, 1893, official correspondence of the Government of the United States and China, relating to the acts of the Congress forbidding immigration of Chinese and the treaty stipulations between the two countries
United States, Department of State., creator
Cui, Guoyin, 1831-1909
Foster, John W. (John Watson), 1836-1917
Denby, Charles, 1830-1904
China, Zong li ge guo shi wu ya men.
United States, President (1841 : Harrison)
United States, Congress, Senate., (53rd, 2nd session : 1893-1894).
29. S. 152, in the Senate of the United States: Bill continuing in force all existing laws relating to Chinese immigration or exclusion: S. 152, A bill continuing in force all existing laws relating to Chinese immigration or exclusion: December 4, 1901, Mr. Rawlins introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : a bill continuing in force all existing laws relating to Chinese immigration or exclusion
Rawlins, Joseph LaFayette, 1850-1926
30. S. 185, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to extend the laws prohibiting and regulating the coming of Chinese persons into the United States: S. 185, A bill to extend the laws prohibiting and regulating the coming of Chinese persons into the United States: December 4, 1901, Mr. Fairbanks introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : a bill to extend the laws prohibiting and regulating the coming of Chinese persons into the United States
Fairbanks, Charles W. (Charles Warren), 1852-1918
31. S. 290, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists: S. 290, A bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists: December 4, 1901, Mr. Burrows introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary : a bill to provide for the exclusion and deportation of alien anarchists
Burrows, Julius C. (Julius Caesar), 1837-1915
United States, Congress., Senate., Committee on the Judiciary.
32. S. 612, in the Senate of the United States: Amendment intended to be proposed by Mr. Quay to the bill (S. 612) extending an act approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled "an Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," with amendment of section six, approved November third, eighteen hundred and ninety-three: S. 612, Amendment intended to be proposed by Mr. Quay to the bill (S. 612) extending an act approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled "an Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," with amendment of section six, approved November third, eighteen hundred and ninety-three: December 4, 1901, referred to the Committee on Immigration and ordered to be printed : amendment intended to be proposed by Mr. Quay to the bill (S. 612) extending an act approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled "an Act to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," with amendment of section six, approved November third, eighteen hundred and ninety-three
Quay, Matthew Stanley, 1833-1904
33. S. 1450, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States: S. 1450, A bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States: December 10, 1901, Mr. Proctor introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : a bill to continue in force laws prohibiting the coming of Chinese into the United States
34. S. 2960, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all possessions and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: S. 2960, A bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all possessions and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: January 16, 1902, Mr. Mitchell introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : a bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories, and all possessions and all territory under its jurisdiction, and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent
Mitchell, John H. (John Hipple), 1835-1905
35. Regulation of immigration: Report (to accompany S. 3175): Mr. Lodge, from the Committee on Immigration, submitted the following report (to accompany S. 3175)
United States, Congress, Senate., Committee on Immigration., (62d, 2d session : 1911-1912)., creator
36. S. 612, in the Senate of the United States: Bill extending an act approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled "A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," with amendment of section six, approved November third, eighteen hundred and ninety-three: S. 612, A bill extending an act approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled "A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," with amendment of section six, approved November third, eighteen hundred and ninety-three: December 4, 1901, Mr. Penrose introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : a bill extending an act approved May fifth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, entitled "A bill to prohibit the coming of Chinese persons into the United States," with amendment of section six, approved November third, eighteen hundred and ninety-three
Penrose, Boies, 1860-1921
37. S. 1271, in the Senate of the United States: Bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories and possessions and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: S. 1271, A bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories and possessions and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent: December 5, 1901, Mr. Perkins introduced the following bill, which was read twice and referred to the Committee on Immigration : a bill to prohibit the coming into and to regulate the residence within the United States, its territories and possessions and the District of Columbia, of Chinese persons and persons of Chinese descent
Perkins, George C. (George Clement), 1839-1923


Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by Koons, Jun 3, 2008.
5 Error 6/3/2008 2:36:24 PM Failed to run a child process.
8 Error 6/3/2008 2:36:24 PM Operation has completed with errors.
Anyone have any ideas what could cause this?
Thank you for using Acronis Server Backup software.
As the reasons of the issue can differ I'd recommend you to submit a request for technical support with the detailed issue description. Please be sure we'll do our best to help you as soon as possible.
did you get an answer concerning the child-prozess?
Could you please post the text of your batch file used? Please also provide some details on what you're trying to accomplish.
i have the same problems. Did someone get an answer from acronis?
My script do the same as Koons` scripts.
My task start but is on the script before imageing a partition it stops in the idle. If i kill the TrueImageService process on the Server the task closed.
My acronis support number ist [Acronis #1584514].
Alternatively, if you don't mind recreating existing tasks, you can use "task zap" command from the start. That will delete all tasks including the problem one.


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What I Didn't Do for Kama Ginkas' Production of "Nocturne"
By John Freedman
My contributions were slim to none.
For example, I had a great opportunity to do something useful during a dress rehearsal of Kama Ginkas' new production of Adam Rapp's "Nocturne" at the Young Spectator Theater last week. Fate put me in the position of potentially possessing the power to shield the actors from a hostile force of nature — a young woman wracked with guttural coughs brought on by the latest virus stalking Moscow's streets.
Ginkas mounted an eerily beautiful, quiet, and quietly intense rendition of Rapp's tragic tale of a family ripped apart by a fatal accident. The more quiet and intense the performance grew, the more the girl sitting next to me hacked and choked and coughed her poor little heart out.
I tried my best to keep her supplied with cough drops, but it was to no avail. It was as though I wasn't there at all.
That is also rather how I feel about my role as one of the translators of the play — as if I wasn't there at all. Maksym Kurochkin, now — Holy Moses! as my father used to say — what a job he did!
I enlisted Max to work with me on a translation of this play well over a year ago as part of a project I was (and am still) involved in called New American Plays for Russia. It was funded by the U.S. Embassy in Moscow as part of the Bilateral Presidential Commission and its American Seasons program. I say none of this in an attempt to impress anyone in any way, but rather it offers me the chance to express gratitude where gratitude is due, and to grant anyone who wishes it the full right to sling mud my way. Yes. That's right. I am biased. If you don't trust a word I say here, doubt away to your heart's content!
Maksym Kurochkin. One of the most accomplished, innovative, intelligent, witty and talented writers Russia has put forth in the last decade and a half. I've written about him plenty. I've worked with him several times, usually translating his plays into English.
But here I found myself in a completely new symbiosis. Holding before us Adam Rapp's fragile yet scorching text, we poked around in its nooks and crannies, looking for ways to make it spring to life in Russian. I offered Max various possibilities for each phrase, explained double entendres, and described where Rapp was playing with conventions, undermining them or blowing them out of the water. Once we got through the entire text — it took us numerous sessions of two to three hours at a time — Max took the mess we had accrued and, rather like a jealous dog with a bone, disappeared into the confines of his private work space where I lost touch with him for some time.
Two months later, voila! I received by e-mail a text that made me gasp with its beautiful rhythms, its linguistic music, its wit, its inventiveness and, not least of all, its sensitivity to Rapp's original. Adam Rapp was all over this translation — it was his play, his monologue casting challenges at men and God alike. It was also very much Kurochkin, it had the substance, the control and the playfulness that always mark his work.
There wasn't the slightest hint left that I ever had anything to do with it. That is what a great job Max did of forging a Russian text that does not rise up from Rapp's play like a stencil, but rather stands alongside it with the same pride, the same swagger and the same vulnerability.
Kama Ginkas. One of the greatest directors Russia has produced in the last half-century. An utterly unique talent whose art draws its power from integrity, truth, courage, wisdom, a wicked sense of humor and a professional craftsmanship that is tuned to mouth-watering perfection.
I have worked with Kama, too, often for months or even years. When, to my amazement, he told me in September that he had begun rehearsing "Nocturne," I think I muttered something silly, like, "If I can be of assistance, don't hesitate to call."
Kama, who is 71 and has staged half-a-hundred shows all over the world in his 45-year career, chuckled. "I'm pretty used to solving my own problems," he said.
Yep. And what solutions he came up with in his interpretation of "Nocturne"!
The watermelon and the baseball bat, the mannequins, the grand piano crunching through a Formica wall — well, Ginkas does that kind of stuff in his sleep. Not that it won't make your heart skip two beats. But that is the director mining the rich ore of his professional experience and his personal theatrical vocabulary.
No, the surprises are elsewhere — in the half-toned intonations of the actors' speech, the quiet, subtle dynamic of the performance advancing almost imperceptibly like a beautiful and threatening storm cloud, the syncopated turns from light, childlike joy to crushing adult despair and hard-won spiritual absolution. Surely this is the most understated piece of theater I have seen Ginkas produce. As harsh as the story that "Nocturne" tells, I twice found myself wishing — during the dress rehearsal and again at Friday's opener — that this exquisite piece of theater would never end.
My only regret is that I cannot review this extraordinary show. "Ethical reasons." "Conflict of interest." "Journalistic integrity" and the like.
Even though I can't find a trace anywhere of my own participation in this show, I won't get to have my say about it. I think that's a crying shame. There is so much I could have said.
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In Review: Poe Dameron #2
A fantastic villain debuts to make Poe's life miserable.
by Patrick Hayes May 5, 2016
The covers: A threesome to track down before the First Order finds them! The Regular cover of 'Poe Dameron' is by interior artist Phil Noto and features Poe in profile. Before the heroic pilot is a banner of the First Order and four stormtroopers led by new villain Agent Terex. The skinny, pointed mustache classifies the man as a fop, though the rocky scars above his eyebrows have him appearing to be a seasoned veteran of many skirmishes. The villain looks great, surrounded by those troopers, and Poe still stands out in the image, being so large. Noto should also be given be kudos for creating a fantastic likeness of Oscar Isaac. The only thing that could have made this better would be brighter reds, as this is a bit of a dully colored cover. The first Variant cover is a textless version of this cover, which is just as good as the Regular. The final Variant cover is by Declan Shalvey and Jordie Bellaire showing a terrific image of Poe in his X-wing evading fire from over twenty TIE fighters, with an explosion getting too close to BB-8 in the back. Great point of view and the colors make this really stand out; loving the green on the enemy fighters. Overall grades: Regular A-, Variant Noto A-, and Variant Shalvey A
The story: Picking up from the events of last issue, a group of ten flying stormtroopers are zipping into the cavern where Poe is hidden, led by Agent Terex. The second panel has him yelling to Poe, whom he cannot see, "We're coming for you, my friend! We're coming!" This is as close to a character yelling "Talley-Ho!" in a Star Wars comic that I've ever encountered. The travel is halted by an enormous sealed door. Looking at the obstacle, Terex asks the closest trooper if he knows that Terex used to be "one of them." The trooper's response is priceless: "Yes, sir. Many times." In two pages (or if one wants to go there, four panels) writer Charles Soule has made this leader a dandy and a braggart. The doorway is blown and Terex enters to find people, who call themselves the Creche, around a giant egg. Their leader tells him he must leave before he is destroyed. The villain says, "My, my, look at all these guns. Glad I bought some, too," and his troopers fly in. His comment in the third panel on Page 4 is fabulous. I haven't laughed out loud at a Star Wars comic in a while, but the speech and gall of this man is incredible. The story then goes into a three paged flashback to show how Terex got himself involved with the First Order. The setting is great and the person that hires the man will make fans cheer, as this person does more in three pages than was done in The Force Awakens. The inclusion of these pages is to show that what the reader has seen of Terex so far is just a facade; he is much smarter and much more knowledgeable of the situation than he is letting on to the Creche or his troops. It's almost as if Terex is an evil Mirror Universe version of Lando Calrissian. BB-8 does a key action in this book that allows Poe Dameron to make his presence known. The characters that appear on Pages 10 and 11 had me overjoyed because of who they are, and their actions show them to live up to their legend. The tete-a-tete between Poe and Terex is outstanding, fleshing out the pilot's bravado while rounding out Terex even more. The cliffhanger is terrific, occurring next to Poe and high above in orbit. Overall grade: A
The art: The illustrations and colors are by the extremely talented Phil Noto. The book starts in very dramatic fashion with the reader looking at Terex and the troopers flying at him or her. The second panel is a humorous gesture as he shouts his proclamation at Poe. The coloring of the power emanating out of the flying troopers' jetpacks is a terrific shade of neon blue, making them stand out significantly in the interiors of the brown cave. The red tint on Terex's goggles gives him the perfect villainous color and separates him further from his empty black eyed soldiers. Terex's first appearance on 4 without his helmet is a character defining moment, and it's super — and the coloring on him is incredibly realistic. The hologram that appears in the book has the familiar blue hues from the films, and set against the backdrop of some hot pinks, it's vivid. Pages 8 and 9 shows some great emoting for Terex, going from pitying to threatening — an excellent combination for a villain. The partial double-paged splash on 10 and 11 is exciting. It's also impressive as the layout generates speed without Noto having to put speed lines into this work. Especially cool are the four circles inset into the piece to draw attention to the four characters. Page 15 is the masterpiece of the book. Ships are fighting, which is undoubtedly one of the hardest things to illustrate, but the layout and way in which Noto chooses to show so much action is outstanding. The coloring is also very different from anything I've seen before in a Star Wars book, but it seems completely natural. This book looks outstanding. Overall grade: A+
The letters: Dialogue, a meditative hum, sounds, yells, a transmission, and a scene setting are crafted by VC's Joe Caramagna. The dialogue continues to be an issue in all of this franchise's books, so thin that words carry no strength and letters seem to combine, but the sounds are outstanding. Of special note is BB-8's utterances, which are thinner than shown in other books, emphasizing that the droid is trying to keep its speech on the down low. Overall grade: B+
The final line: A fantastic villain debuts to make Poe's life miserable. A fabulous read! Overall grade: A
BB 8Before the AwakeningBlack SquadronCaptain PhasmaCharles SouleDeclan ShalveyFeatureFirst OrderJordie BellaireLando CalrissianLor San TekkaOscar IsaacPhil NotoPoe DameronPoe Dameron 2Star WarsstormtroopersTerexVC. Joe Caramagna
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In Review: Star Wars #18
by Patrick Hayes - May 5, 2016
Patrick Hayes
Patrick Hayes was a contributor to the Comic Buyer's Guide for several years with "It's Bound to Happen!" and he's reviewed comics for TrekWeb and TrekCore. He's taught 8th graders English for 20 years and has taught high school English for five years and counting. He reads everything as often as he can, when not grading papers or looking up Star Trek, Star Wars, or Indiana Jones items online.


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"I Know This Much Is True," Based on Wally Lamb's Novel, Debuts Sunday On HBO
This Sunday, May 10, marks the debut of the HBO Limited Series "I Know This Much is True," starring Mark Ruffalo and based on the novel by Wally Lamb (I Know This Much is True; Harper Perennial/HarperCollins Publishers; paperback; $17.99).
Ruffalo stars as identical twin brothers Dominick and Thomas Birdsey in a family saga that follows their parallel lives in an epic story of betrayal, sacrifice, and forgiveness.
Dominick is a forty-year-old housepainter living in Three Rivers, Connecticut, who finds his subdued life disturbed when Thomas, a paranoid schizophrenic, commits a shocking act of self-mutilation. Dominick is forced to care for his brother as well as confront dark secrets and pain he has buried deep within himself.
This journey of the soul takes Dominick beyond his blue-collar New England town to Sicily's Mount Etna, the birthplace of his grandfather and namesake. Coming to terms with his life and lineage, he struggles to find forgiveness and finally rebuild himself beyond the haunted shadow of his troubled twin.
In addition to Ruffalo, it also stars Melissa Leo, Rosie O'Donnell, Archie Panjabi, Imogen Poots, John Procaccino, Rob Huebel, Philip Ettinger, Aisling Franciosi, Michal Greyeres Guillermo Diaz Marcello Fonte, Bruce Greenwood, Brian Goodman, with Juliette Lewis and Kahtryn Hahn.
The limited series is directed and written by Derek Cianfrance, and executive produced by Cianfrance, Ruffalo, Gregg Fienberg, Lynette Howell Taylor, Ben Browning, Glen Basner, Anya Epstein and Wally Lamb. Jamie Patricof co-executive produces.
Lamb writes I Know This Much is True in Dominick's voice, as in this excerpt: "When you're the sane brother of a schizophrenic identical twin, the tricky thing about saving yourself is the blood it leaves on your hands - the little inconvenience of the look-alike corpse at your feet. And if you're into both survival of the fittest and being your brother's keeper - if you've promised your dying mother - then say so long to sleep and hello to the middle of the night. Grab a book or a beer. Get used to Letterman's gap-toothed smile of the absurd, or the view of the bedroom ceiling, or the indifference of random selection. Take it from a godless insomniac. Take it from the uncrazy twin - the guy who beat the biochemical rap.
Five days after my brother's sacrifice in the public library, Dr. Ellis Moore, the surgeon who had grafted the flap over Thomas's wound, declared him out of the woods infection-wise and stable enough to be released. That same day, Dr. Moore filed a Physician's Emergency Certificate with the judge of probate, stating in writing that he found Thomas to be 'dangerous to himself and/or others.' This set into motion a mandatory fifteen-day observation period at the Three Rivers State Hospital complex. At the end of those fifteen days, one of three things would happen to my brother: he would be freed to face the breach of peace and assault charges that had been brought against him; he could commit himself voluntarily to the hospital for further treatment; or, if the treatment team evaluating Thomas felt his release might be harmful to himself or to the community he could be held involuntarily at the state hospital for a period of six months to a year, by order of the probate court.
By the time the paperwork was signed and the police escorts had arrived for the transfer, it was after 8:00 P.M. They put one of those Texas belts around Thomas's waist, then handcuffed him, taking care to snap on the left cuff six inches or so above his stump. when they locked the cuffs to the belt, it had the effect of making my brother slump forward in a posture of surrender. While an aide was getting Thomas into a wheelchair, I pulled the cops aside. 'Hey, look. This handcuff stuff is totally unnecessary,' I told them. 'Can't you let the guy have a little dignity while he's being wheeled out of here?'
The younger cop was short and brawny. The other was tall and tired and baggy-looking. 'It's standard procedure,' the older guy shrugged, not unsympathetically.
'He's potentially violent,' the younger cop added.
'No, he isn't,' I said. 'He was trying to stop a war. He's nonviolent.' I followed the guy's eyes down to my brother's missing hand.
'It's procedure,' the older cop repeated.
Thomas led the parade out of the hospital, the aide pushing his wheelchair down the hall, the two cops and me pulling up the rear. Everyone walking toward us risked sneaky little glances at my brother's restraints. I was holding Thomas's stuff for him: a get-well plant from my ex-wife, duffel bag, toiletry bag, his Bible.
The trip across town from Shanley Memorial to the state hospital is about five or six miles. Thomas asked me to ride in the cruiser with him; I could tell he was scared. At first, the younger cop hassled me about going with them, but then the older guy said I could. They made me ride shotgun up front. The older cop rode in back with Thomas.
At first nobody said anything. In between squawks from the police radio, the AM station was giving updates on Operation Desert Shield. 'If you ask me,' the cop in back said, 'Bush ought to show that crazy Hussein who's boss the same way Reagan showed 'em down in Grenada. Flex some muscle. Nip it in the bud.'
'That was Carter's whole problem with those tent-heads in Iran,' the younger guy agreed. 'He made the U.S. look like a bunch of wimps.'
Thomas had been given some kind of Valium cocktail for the road, but I was afraid their talk would rile him. I hunched toward the driver and mumbled a request that he change the subject. He gave no response except for a pissy look, but he did shut up.
Riding through downtown, we passed the McDonald's on Crescent Street where Thomas had worked briefly and the boarded-up Loew's Poli movie house where, once upon a time, my brother and I had shaken hands with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans during the town's three-hundredth anniversary celebration. We passed over the Sachem River Bridge. Passed Constantine Motors, the car dealership my ex-in-laws own. Passed the public library.
'Dominick?' Thomas called up to the front.
'Hmm?'
'How much longer?'
'We're about halfway.'"
Wally Lamb. Provided by HarperCollins.
About Wally Lamb: He is the author of six New York Times best-selling novels: I'll Take You There, We Are Water, Wishin' and Hopin,' The Hour I First Believed, I Know This Much is True, and She's Come Undone, and was twice selected for Oprah's Book Club. Lamb also edited Couldn't Keep It to Myself and I'll Fly Away, two volumes of essays from students in his writing workshop at York Correctional Institution, a women's prison in Connecticut, where he has been a volunteer facilitator for the past 17 years. For more on Wally Lamb, visit http://www.wallylamb.net/
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Prophet creates branding for new "pro-working" space Fora
The London-based workspace chain aims to distinguish itself through "hotel-style hospitality" and being free from interruptions such as "people larking about or playing table tennis".
By Joe Zadeh June 22, 2017 3:48 pm July 20, 2017 10:13 am
Prophet has designed the visual identity for new London-based shared workspace brand Fora.
Fora's first space has just opened in London's Clerkenwell, with five more set to open in the capital in the future.
Prophet created the name, visual identity, and typeface for the brand. According to Prophet creative director Gregg Finlay, "Fora is a Latin word – the multiple of forum – and the perfect reflection of what happens in these spaces.
"The idea behind the logo was that 'X' marks the space where people come together to create something unique – a forum. Both modular and adaptive, the logo reflects the values of Fora's flexible work space."
The new branding has been applied to the interiors and signage, marketing materials and online platforms including the website and app. The rollout and application of the brand has been worked on by SomeOne.
"The closer you get, the more the brand disappears"
The intention of the brand design was to be understated, says Thomas Dabner, head designer at SomeOne. "The closer you get to the brand, the more it disappears, enabling you to get on with things uninterrupted."
Elements of the design have rolled out across a range of touchpoints such as bikes and coat-hangers, used as wayfinding to indicate different areas in the workspace.
"A brand that does not shout"
A colour palette of navy blue, white and copper has been used, which aims to "reassure the more conservative resident" but also "give the more avant-garde a nod" with the use of copper, according to SomeOne.
The branding "does not shout", but instead aims to represent Fora's "calm spaces", "professionalism" and "hotel-style hospitality".
"Have you ever worked in a shared office space? It's a chaotic nightmare," says SomeOne. "There are constant interruptions and clashes of [office] culture. This is a space free from people shouting, larking about or playing table tennis. We crafted the branding to reflect this."
The branding also aims to make Fora stand out from other shared workspaces in London, by highlighting its role as a "pro-working" rather than "co-working" space, with extra facilities such as a wellness studio and restaurant, meeting rooms, and services including printing and wi-fi.
The branding has now rolled out, and will continue to as future branches open.
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STOW: The dreary rain didn't put a damper on the celebration as hundreds of community members gathered for the annual the Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce Pride Community Breakfast at Acker Moore VFW Hall in Stow.
Each year, the Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce holds the event to recognize members of the community for their dedication and service to the city.
After receiving his award, Laber said this recognition was very unexpected.
"It means a lot," Laber said. "I don't do this stuff to be recognized, I do it because I enjoy and I want to do it. This is just a great reward."
Scheidler thanked the community but most importantly, his wife.
"I want to especially thank my wife," Scheidler said. "I going to take any awards I get and give her half of it. Anything I have done is just to help people and I enjoy it."
The Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce also awarded three scholarships worth $750 apiece to high school graduates Abbey Laber, Beth McMasters and Caroline Weber.
"We had a lot of really good applicants this year so it was a really tough decision," said presenter Jennifer Hamey. "All of the award recipients took honors classes their senior year and graduated with a 4.0 GPA."
The ceremony concluded with a proclamation by Mayor Sara Drew naming Dr. Leo Kline as the 2013 Grand Marshal for city's Fourth of July Parade.
"Most of the things that I have ever done have been on the sidelines and I think that is why I have done so much of it," Kline said. "I really have a very great regard for the City of Stow. If I had to choose a place to live I think that the City of Stow is number one in the area. I don't think that you can top the education or the people. It is a very good community."


I am so excited that my daughter will be flying in from Colorado for a quick visit next weekend. We call them "hit and runs." Two years ago we spent eight days at the Ritz Carlton in Jamaica, just the two of us. I thought it would be great to spend some one on one time away from both of our home fronts. Allowing for none of the everyday interruptions. It was a dream vacation with a good mix of exploration and relaxation.
It happened a few times over the week and in this picture it truly does look like we are! So, this week my card making has taken a back seat for a good cause! Will be making the PPA sketch card to post before Monday. See you then!
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Xestoblatta annulicornis är en kackerlacksart som först beskrevs av Henri Saussure och Leo Zehntner 1893.  Xestoblatta annulicornis ingår i släktet Xestoblatta och familjen småkackerlackor.

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