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The Fantastic Island
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It looked just like any other deserted island. But hidden under its tropical sands was a monstrous slave empire, a vast underground network of death pits, giant carnivorous crabs and prehistoric beasts, ruled by the blood-crazed Count Ramadanoff. Blasting their way into this nightmare of horror, Doc Savage and "the fabulous five" embark on their most daring adventure.
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Barry Ellis	on July 21, 2003 at 8:24 pm
Great atmosphere and characterization! Do believe Ian Fleming may have read this one a time or two!
Andrew Salmon	on July 23, 2003 at 8:50 pm
There's something about this one that just doesn't sit well with me. It has all the makings of a great Doc, the mystery island, the evil empire with all of it's traps and a crazy count, but somehow it just feels flat to me. The escapes are a bit pat (pardon the pun) and the plot failed to dazzle.
Todd Pence	on December 17, 2003 at 10:46 pm
To put it bluntly, "The Fantastic Island", W. Ryerson Johnson's second contribution to the seires, is a pretty awful book. One expects fantastic settings, events, and a colorful villian in a Doc Savage tale, and this one has all of these. However, the Doc fan also asks that the stories be somewhat in the realm of plausibility, and "Island" is just too way over the top for my tastes, in addition to being rife with illogic and having totally implausible events occuring nearly every chapter. Pretty bad stuff. At the end of the book, when the reader learns how the "thumbhole" killings were managed, their first reaction will be a jaw-dropping "huh?" And the second will be wanting to throw the book against the wall. The solution to this particular mystery is nothing short of ludicrous, and it strains credulity to imagine the deaths as they are described in the story being carried out in this way. One of the rare full-fledged turkeys of this sereis.
Paul Cook	on April 29, 2005 at 12:08 am
I must say that I loved this book. Even if Ryerson Johnson wrote it (or the first draft) he did a great job duplicating Dent's writing style. I liked the story and the remove to the island itself. In fact, I would rank this novel quite high on my list of favorite Doc novels. It may even be the best of the "ghosted" novels in the series. As for the Bantam cover, Bama himself said in an interview that the cover is much more striking than the printing Bantam did, but I don't see howe. Doc just doesn't look right; the colors aren't right and the lizards aren't all that threatening. But I've read this book three times in the last 30 years and it always wears well. However, I can understand that some fans do not like this book. But, hey, nobody's perfect. (I think the pulp cover is one of Baumhofer's best.)
Mark Carpenter	on July 23, 2005 at 12:44 pm
This is a fine action/adventure story by Ryerson Johnson, but it's missing the quirky, peculiar hallmarks of a Dent-authored Doc Savage tale. The whole affair seems curiously plain. Take, for instance, the villain. The difference between Dent and Johnson is the difference between the wonderfully bizarre midget mastermind, Cadwiller Olden, in "The Deadly Dwarf" and the hackneyed, tedious Count Ramadanoff in this book. Everything from the active volcano to the slave empire seemed tired. And I couldn't agree more with Todd above about the ridiculous "thumb-hole death." What a gyp! This story needed something fresh and weird, like the floating green snakes in "The Mystic Mullah," or the teleportation device from "The Vanisher."
Bottom line, "The Fantastic Island" is competent but uninspired.
Thomas Fortenberry	on July 25, 2005 at 4:13 pm
I reread this book to make sure about all the 007 hooplah. This is very much in line with all that, but I must agree with both sides of the argument: this is both a good ghosted Doc and a turkey of a tale.
Both the positive and negative aspects of this adventure come from the ghosting. There is some fabulous terror building, exotic locales, dino-monsters), interesting mystery. and some really gothic descriptions that raise expectations in this book, only to have all those dashed with the non-delivery at the end. I think that makes the "push-back" of some readers more intense. It's the Dammit Effect you never feel when reading a Dent book, because he knows just how to spin the hook of the story and deliver the villain/device in the end with flair. Not here. You get a grim buildup and some actually interesting villians (these two bloodthristy brothers; the Count is big as Doc and so strong he beats Renny and then laments he has no worthy opponents) in their castle looming like an anti-Empire State Building, but then unfortunately the lack of hook comes whizzing back in the window at the end and nails you in the temple with the thumb-hole death of failed gimmickry.
That said, here's some interesting notes: the book begins with the disappearance of Monk, Ham and Pat… who just happened to be vacationing together in the Galapagos region on a private yacht. Ahem!Somedays I menage to amaze even myself with the erotic possibilities afloat in that scenario.
There are some brutal scenes in this book (like the gruesome scene in the slave pits where Ham replaces a dead man) and Monk, Ham, Doc, and Renny especially have to go all out and pull no punches in this fight. Of Doc it is said he leaps like a Nepalese tiger and his "appalling" fists break bones with every blow. So this is the fierce Doc of old who'll hurt/kill when need be to protect his gang. At one point Renny thinks his reputation may be on the line (moreso given that 20 pages before Doc had pulled a Renny) because he fails to break down a door. But here Doc anything necesary to protect his men, including diving into a shark frenxy and diverting/fighting them all to allow his men to escape. Go Doc! This type of tiger-leaps and shark-kills action is where Doc is truly the mantle bearer of Tarzan.
Conversely, at other times Doc is shown to have an alien calm and use the word "interesting" with Spock-like delivery. He also uses a great shrubbery device outside the warehouse to capture criminals. Finally, in one scene Doc uses a Robbie the Robot prefiguration of the SF standards to fool criminals.
So take the book for what it is and realize it is a good attempt, a dynamite-in-a-drain read, which doesn't stand a ghostwriter of a chance next to Dent.
Scott Kimball	on September 22, 2005 at 12:01 am
This book has a lot of good elements, but unfortunately they don't add up to a great Doc story. Dent had a brilliant way of creating a scene with vivid description in just a line or two, without bogging down the flow of the story. The writing in this one is very descriptive…only a little too much so for a Doc book. It is a decent ghosted story, but not a classic. And the secret behind the "Thumb-hole killings" really is a joke. After it was revealed, I tried to go back and picture the killings as one of the Barishnakov-or whatever their name was-brothers were supposed to have done it, and I just couldn't help laughing.
Mike H	on March 9, 2012 at 12:14 am
Just reread this for the first time since the 70's. One of my least favorite stories form the early 30's era, and I have to agree with everyone else that the "thumb-hole" killings was a pretty poor gimmick.
rgdmalaysia	on June 30, 2014 at 4:00 am
I seem to be in the minority but I like this story very much because there's a lot going on – Giant carnivorous lizards, the thumbhole death (which I find interesting not straining credulity too much), Count Ramadanoff may seem like a hackneyed villain now but at that time I think he was quite good. Johnny is used well in this story and he is my favorite member of the five so that's good too. Also I live in Malaysia and they are large land crabs here so the idea of giant man eating crabs are a cool one.


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Home Article Forget Outlook: Why Windows Mail is one of the best email apps
Forget Outlook: Why Windows Mail is one of the best email apps
You've got almost endless options when it comes to choosing an email client. But one of the simplest, best, and most effective is right within Windows itself. No, not Outlook—the native Mail app.
Mail—and its related app, Calendar—don't feature many bells and whistles. I rarely see lists of new features. But when it comes to choosing an everyday mail client, I generally prefer the simple, straightforward interface of the Mail app versus the more complex, cluttered, feature-rich Outlook. Fortunately, if you subscribe to Microsoft 365 and use Windows, you don't have to choose one over the other. Instead, you can use Mail and then move to Outlook for more advanced functions.
Remember, Mail is free and part of Windows 10 and 11; just launch the Mail app to get started. Mail will ask for your email address and password, like Outlook, and will take a few moments to synchronize.
Mail vs. Outlook: The pros and cons
You'll quickly find that Mail strips email down to its most basic elements: an inbox, outbox, and individual messages. You have the option to use Calendar, People, and To-Do; Outlook puts them all under the same heading, rather than separate apps. Of the fundamental differences between Outlook and Mail, there are two that stand out: the user interface, and how Mail forgoes certain advanced functions found in Outlook. The latter's appeal boils down to organization. Outlook offers a few ways to act upon (or delay acting upon) email that Mail does not.
On the other hand, Mail offers a few advantages that Outlook doesn't offer. The first, how Mail handles multiple accounts, intersects neatly with Mail's strongest advantage—the simplified UI.
In Outlook, there's really no obvious way to add an additional email account from your Outlook inbox. To do so, you need to click the File button, which opens the Account Information page, and from there the Add Account button. The capability is there, but it's certainly not intuitive.
In Mail, the accounts Mail manages are prominently displayed on the left-hand nav bar, and adding an additional email account is as easy as simply right-clicking the Accounts button. (To be fair, this could be made more intuitive by adding an "Add Account" button here as well. At least Accounts offers you a good starting point.) Mail simply feels better organized.
Where Mail shines, however, is the absolute elimination of visual clutter. There's no way you can convince me that this Outlook interface (from an edited version of my inbox) is superior to the way Mail presents the same information. Here, Outlook throws tabs, icons and more at you:
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Mail, however, simplifies the whole process. Here, the focus is on the content, not the interface.
For me, my workflow often focuses on a single concept or topic, often summed up inside of a single email thread. I tend to organize projects outside of my email, versus trying to keep track of multiple contributions and email threads. Mail does support folders, which helps during major product releases or event coverage. This all means that my workflow is often rather linear, and lines up rather well with Mail's strengths. Modern collaboration can often be messier, with lots of projects bouncing off multiple collaborators at various organizations.
That, to be fair, is where Outlook begins to shine. Collaboration can be complex, and we all use different methods to prioritize tasks, such as using rules to automatically assign email to different folders or recipients. While you can use a hierarchical folder structure within Outlook to organize email, you can also color-code email to create other subdivisions. Outlook also allows you to set flags to follow up at a future time, kicking the can down the road. Mail really only allows you to flag an email or to mark it as unread, an older but still valid way of prioritizing an email.
There's no secret here: Outlook is the email client for power users. The question you need to ask yourself is: Are you an email power user? Do you need to be?
If not, you'll find Mail offers most of what you ask an email client to do. Navigating it is simple. Generally, if Mail doesn't offer what you want on the right-hand rail or the body of the email, you can find it by clicking the small Settings "gear" at the bottom of the page. That will open up a menu through which you can find common features like setting an out-of-office notification or changing your email signature.
Otherwise, though, you can use Outlook and Mail on the same PC. They'll talk to one another, so that email sent in one client will be "sent" in the other, as well. Still, be aware that some features are the equivalent of a one-way street. While arranging email and creating folders will carry over between Outlook and Mail, you can't see an email that you've color-coded in Outlook with the same color-coding in Mail. That's just one way that Outlook is "sticky," encouraging you towards Outlook and its Microsoft 365 subscription.
In the future, Mail and Outlook may collide
Ironically, it may not matter which email client you choose, because on Windows, both may be changing.In January, Windows Central reported on Project Monarch, Microsoft's effort to eliminate the confusion between Outlook, Mail, and Outlook for the Web. ZDNet has gone a bit further, noting that we may see Monarch debut sometime in March, with a more formal rollout by the end of the year. Essentially, the goal of Monarch, according to ZDNet, is to add to (or replace?) Mail with a new consolidated Outlook experience—one client to rule them all. It's not clear whether the Microsoft 365 version of Outlook will be replaced by this or not, however. What it boils down to, though, is this: Change is coming.
For now, however, I'm sticking with Mail, dipping my toe into Outlook when necessary. To be fair, we've been critical of Windows 11 and how it eliminates certain features, such as paring down the capabilities of the Taskbar and Start menu. But that doesn't mean that streamlining a workflow doesn't make sense. Mail is an example of how Microsoft has effectively distilled email down to its essence, and you may simply find that it works better for you than Outlook does.
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L'Africaine {26} Metropolitan Opera House: 04/2/1923.
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L'AFRICAINE {26}
Sélika..................Rosa Ponselle
Vasco de Gama...........Beniamino Gigli
Inès....................Marie Sundelius
Nélusko.................Giuseppe Danise
Pedro...................Adamo Didur
Diégo...................Paolo Ananian
Alvar...................Angelo Badà
Grand Inquisitor........Léon Rothier
High Priest.............Léon Rothier
Anna....................Marion Telva
Usher...................Vincenzo Reschiglian
Officer.................Pietro Audisio
Conductor...............Artur Bodanzky
Review of W. J. Henderson in the Herald
Gigli and Danise Have Chief Roles in L'Africaine
Meyerbeer Opera Heard at the Metropolitan by a Large Audience.
Meyerbeer's L'Africaine a was presented to the Monday subscribers at the Metropolitan Opera House last evening. The opera was heard by a large audience and the applause was of the nature to show that great pleasure was obtained by the assembly. There had been some doubt as to the representative of the dusky Nelusko, the baritone savage who, after the habit of operatic baritones, is unfortunate in love.
Giuseppe Danise, who impersonated Nelusko at the one previous performance of the work, had been ill and was unable to appear as Gerard in "Andrea Chenier" on Saturday. On that occasion Mr. De Luca was summoned to sing a part which had been unused in his repertory for twenty-two years. Mr. Danise had recovered and was quite able to deliver the music of Meyerbeer in his usual telling manner. Mr. Gigli was heard again as Vasco de Gama, one of the elitest seamen in all opera. The tenor again had a brilliant success, though it must be confessed that his best friends would be glad if he would be more considerate of his voice. He is such an excellent singer that it is unnecessary for him to try to arouse the audience by sheer dynamics. Furthermore, it will not benefit his voice, but is likely to take away from it some of the smoothness and mellowness which are its greatest charms.
One change in the cast calls for special mention. Mme. Marie Sundelius replaced Miss Queena Mario as Inez. Such changes in Metropolitan casts are incidental to the numerous requirements of the theater. They do not mean that the first singer was not satisfactory. Miss Sundelius sang the music well. She can always be trusted to sing agreeably and to meet the conventional calls of such a role as Inez.
Miss Rosa Ponselle had her second opportunity to warble the melodious measures of Selika, to rule a brief half hour over an island kingdom and to die of quick poison under the deadly manzanilla tree. She was in good voice and sang well. Mr. Didur as Don Pedro, Paolo Ananian as Don Diego and Mr. Rothier as the two high priests, Catholic and Brahmin. The spectacular features of the opera were well displayed. The ship blew up impressively and the ballet danced vivaciously. Mr. Bodanzky conducted again with excellent judgment.
Review of P. Charles Rodda in Musical America
Miss Ponselle was regal in voice and gesture as the captive queen, Selika. Her air "In grembo a me" in the second act was finely sung, and she was effectively dramatic in the subsequent encounter with Nelusko. Some of her best work was accomplished in the episode before the temple where she persuades Nelusko to support her in her efforts to save the life of Vasco. The final scene under the manzanilla tree, in which, a solitary figure, she sings of the lover to whom she has given freedom, was an opportunity she accepted with much beauty of tone. The last aria, during which she breathes the scent of the deadly manzanilla, was sung with much feeling.
Like Mr. Gigli and Miss Ponselle, Mr. Danise in the role of Nelusko, who is doomed to love in vain, had his great moments. He used his sonorous voice with much artistry in his many scenes, and his success was immediately conceded in the ballad "Adamastor, re dell'onde profonde," in which he warns the mariners of the approaching storm. He was also admirable in the "Figlia dei re" aria in the prison scene.
Fine Artists in Cast
The singing of the three artists discussed would be sufficient to ensure the success of the revival, but the rest of the cast was apparently chosen with as much care. Queena Mario was entrusted with the role of Ines and she did much agreeable singing during the evening. Miss Mario has had several opportunities to prove her merits during this, her first, season at the Metropolitan, but Ines was her most important assignment so far. With charm and grace she played a part which is ordinarily colorless. Her aria "Del Tago sponde addio" in the first act was confidently sung, and later her voice soared clear and musical in concerted scenes. Such an artist as Adamo Didur was found in the small part of Don Pedro and admirably he played it. Leon Rothier demonstrated that a Grand Inquisitor and a Grand Brahmin were both easily negotiable in the course of an evening. Marion Telva as Anna, Paolo Ananian as Don Diego, and Angelo Bada as Don Alvaro took a share in the proceedings, and Vincenzo Resehiglian and Pietro Audisio also found small parts.
The ballet had a fine time in the penultimate scene when they accommodated themselves to the measures of not altogether thrilling music. Mr. Berger revealed his hand in a decided manner and, although the figures of the dance were worked out on conventional lines, there was much vitality in it. The precision of movement with which the assembled dancers came down the terrace of the temple startled the staid opera patrons into tumultuous applause.
Both chorus and orchestra were at their best and each was an important factor in the success of the revival. Artur Bodanzky showed a full appreciation of his task as conductor. His work was forceful, the dramatic parts of the score being admirably stressed and, if there were moments when interest wandered, it was not because the tempo lagged.
L'Africaine: Conductor [Bodanzky, Artur]
L'Africaine: Sélika [Ponselle, Rosa]
L'Africaine: Vasco de Gama [Gigli, Beniamino]
L'Africaine: Inès [Sundelius, Marie]
L'Africaine: Nélusko [Danise, Giuseppe]
L'Africaine: Pedro [Didur, Adamo]
L'Africaine: Diégo [Ananian, Paolo]
L'Africaine: Alvar [Badà, Angelo]
L'Africaine: Grand Inquisitor [Rothier, Léon]
L'Africaine: High Priest [Rothier, Léon]
L'Africaine: Anna [Telva, Marion]
L'Africaine: Usher [Reschiglian, Vincenzo]
L'Africaine: Officer [Audisio, Pietro]
Bodanzky, Artur [Conductor]
Danise, Giuseppe [Baritone]
Ponselle, Rosa [Soprano]
Sundelius, Marie [Soprano]


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Department of Geology and Environmental Science
Ph.D. Geophysics, Stanford University, 1987
Dr. Harbert's research focus includes the geomechanical analysis of microseismicity in organic shale, advanced seismic processing and interpretation related to subsurface imaging and analysis, and a rock physics-based determination of dynamic acoustic and mechanical properties of geologic units. He has also been involved with environmental geophysical technologies relevant to remote subsurface water quality and topology analysis. He and his students and collaborators are actively work on the application of Deep Learning methods to seismic emissions and geophysical object detection and classification. The research of this group is the analysis of microseismic, reflection seismic, VSP and fluid and structure using advanced processing and attributes. The group works to accurately image surface geometry using geophysical techniques and advanced geophysical processing. The goal of this research is to better understand subsurface structures, subsurface pore filling phases and topologies and dynamic processes at a variety of scales, from micro computer tomography (CT) scale to log response scale, to vertical seismic profile and cross well tomography scales and surface seismic response scale.
Selected Publications:
Kirchen, K., Harbert, W., Apt, J., and Morgan, M. G., 2020, A Solar-Centric Approach to Improving Estimates of Exposure Processes for Coronal Mass Ejections, Risk Analysis, 40, 1020-1039, DOI: 10.1111/risa.13461.
Kumar, A., Bear, A., Hu, H., Hammack, R., Harbert, W., Ampomah, W., Balch, R., Garcia, L, Nolte, A., Tsoflias, G., 2019, Seismic monitoring of CO2-EOR operations in the Texas Panhandle and southern Kansas using surface seismometers, SEG 2019 Annual Meeting, DVD Extended Abstracts.
Larsen, Darren, J., Crump, Sarah E., Abbott, Mark B., Harbert, William, Blumm, Aria, Wattrus, Nigel J., Hebberger, John J. , 2019, Paleoseismic evidence for climatic and magmatic controls on the Teton fault, WY, Geophysical Research Letters, 46, p. 13036-13043.
Shi, Z., Sun, L., Haljasmaa, I., Harbert, W., Sanguinito, S., Tkach, M., Goodman, A., Tsotsis, T. T., and Jessen, K., 2019, Impact of Brine/CO2 Exposure on the Transport and Mechanical Properties of the Mt. Simon Sandstone, Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 117, p. 295-305.
Zorn, Erich, Kumar, Abhash, Harbert, William and Hammack, Richard, 2019, Geomechanical Analysis of Microseismicity in Organic Shale: A West Virginia Marcellus Shale Example, Interpretation, 7, T231-T239.
1. "Evolution of the Mongol-Okhotsk Ocean as constrained by new palaeomagnetic data from the Mongol-Okhotsk suture zone", Siberia
VA Kravchinsky, JP Cogné, WP Harbert, MI Kuzmin, Geophysical Journal International 148 (1), 34-57 (2002)
2. "Late Neogene motion of the Pacific plate" W Harbert, A Cox, Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth 94 (B3), 3052-3064 (1989)
3. "Late Neogene relative motions of the Pacific and North America plates", W Harbert, Tectonics 10 (1), 1-15 (1991)
4. "Plate motions recorded in tectonostratigraphic terranes of the Franciscan Complex and evolution of the Mendocino triple junction, northwestern California", RJ McLaughlin, WV Sliter, NO Frederiksen, WP Harbert, DS McCulloch, US Geological Survey Bulletin 1997 (1994)
5. "An evaluation of fracture growth and gas/fluid migration as horizontal Marcellus Shale gas wells are hydraulically fractured in Greene County, Pennsylvania",R Hammack, W Harbert, S Sharma, B Stewart, R Capo, A Wall, National Energy Technology Laboratory: NETL-TRS-3-2014, 76 (2014)
1. Wang, Z., Dilmore, R. M., & Harbert, W. (2019). Machine Learning for Leakage Detection at CO 2 Sequestration Sites: Inferring CO 2 Saturation from Synthetic Surface Seismic and Downhole Monitoring Data. AGUFM, 2019, S31E-0579.
2. Larsen, D. J., Crump, S. E., Abbott, M. B., Harbert, W., Blumm, A., Wattrus, N. J., & Hebberger, J. J. (2019). Paleoseismic evidence for climatic and magmatic controls on the Teton fault, WY. Geophysical Research Letters, 46(22), 13036-13043.
3. Shi, Z., Sun, L., Haljasmaa, I., Harbert, W., Sanguinito, S., Tkach, M., ... & Jessen, K. (2019). Impact of Brine/CO2 exposure on the transport and mechanical properties of the Mt Simon sandstone. Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 177, 295-305.
4. Kumar, A., Zorn, E., Hammack, R., & Harbert, W. (2019). Long-period, long-duration seismic events and their probable role in reservoir stimulation and stage productivity. SPE Reservoir Evaluation & Engineering, 22(02), 441-457.
5. Zorn, E., Kumar, A., Harbert, W., & Hammack, R. (2019). Geomechanical analysis of microseismicity in an organic shale: A West Virginia Marcellus Shale example. Interpretation, 7(1), T231-T239.
Linda Peteanu
Linda Peteanu received her B.S. in Chemistry and Biochemistry from Columbia University and her Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the University of Chicago. She was a postdoctoral associate first at the University of California Berkeley, then at UC Riverside before joining Carnegie Mellon University in 1993. She has received a NSF CAREER award, an NSF Special Creativity Extension, an NSF POWRE (Professional Opportunities for Women in Research and Education) award and a fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science. She is currently the Acting Head of the CMU Department of Chemistry since January 2016.
Sunil Saxena
Sunil Saxena received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Cornell University, where he developed two dimensional and double quantum electron spin resonance methodology. After his PhD, he was a Postdoctoral Scholar at Caltech where he used solid state NMR to measure dynamics in polymer blends. In 1999, he joined UC Berkeley as a postdoctoral Fellow. At Berkeley he gained expertise in optical pumping and SQUID detected ultra-low field MRI methodology. He started his independent career at University of Pittsburgh, where he rose through the ranks and is currently a Professor of Chemistry. At Pitt, his research interests focus on the development of Electron Spin Resonance spectroscopy and its applications to biophysics, including protein-DNA interactions and metals in biology. He is a recipient of the NSF CAREER Award and the Bellet Teaching Excellence Award.
Prashant Krishnamurthy
Prashant Krishnamurthy is a professor at the School of Computing and Information. He teaches at both the graduate and undergraduate levels, offering introductory and advanced courses on wireless networks and cryptography. He also was one of the cofounders of the school's Laboratory for Education and Research in Security Assured Information Systems (LERSAIS), a national Center of Academic Excellence (CAE) in Information Assurance Education (IAC) and Research (IAR).


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Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. and Fujitsu Limited recently reported that they implemented blockchain technology for developing a trading system that deals with excess and dearth of energy among electricity consumers. The target consumer group here includes various retail stores and factories, these business houses need more energy as compared to other places.
Demand Response (DR) is a plan that includes electric utilities and cooperation from electricity consumers for taking in the amount of electricity used for periods expecting peak demand. The biggest issue with these is that success rate of DR controls are often pretty low where consumers fail to save required amount of energy.
Fujitsu resolves this issue by allowing consumers to exchange energy among themselves. All users who have more than required energy (either through in-house generation or power savings) can now share that energy with others who need it. An advanced version of Blockchain was then applied and complete system was used for a simulation using real time data of electricity consumption. It resultantly improved DR success rate by 40%.
Better DR control success rates are now leading to more and more consumer participation in DR schemes. But the biggest benefit extracted from this system is expansion of renewable energy and consistent power supply to all parts. Fujitsu plans to keep working on this system and finally create a completely carbon-free society for all.
Demand response has been in limelight since initiatives for renewable energies have been up. DR is working to bring down electricity consumption especially during peak hours that expect acute power shortage. DR allows aggregators to work as middlemen who manage each consumer's power savings. When they meet the required level of power saving, they get compensated, they can either keep this compensation with them or distribute it among consumers who contributed for this purpose. It is an important step towards creation of a carbon-free society, we all need to work towards better success rate of DR and increase the number of participants in it.


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that is from my native country or territory; "and from thy face shall I be hid;" that is, I shall be excluded from the Shechinah, or visible glory, which is the stated symbol of thy gracious presence; "and it shall come to pass that every one that findeth me shall slay me;" every one will treat me as an outlaw from the government, as a common enemy to my species. We are told that among the antient Romans, when a person was outlawed or declared accursed for some heinous crime, any one might kill him with impunity. The reason why the first instance of murder was punished with banishment, and not with death, might be because the continuance of the murderer for several centuries a living and dreadful monument of divine vengeance, would probably afford more instruction and benefit to mankind than his immediate excision; or because in the infancy of the world his life might be important to the propagation and support of the species, and capital executions were then less necessary for the common safety. "The mark which God set upon Cain, lest any finding him should slay him," has given rise to many curious and some very ridiculous conjectures. Dr. Shuckford's opinion seems the most probable, who renders the text thus—"The Lord gave to Cain a sign" or token, probably by some miracle, assuring him of his protection, so that none who met him should kill him. The same word here translated mark, is applied to the visible token by which God assured Noah that he would no more drown the world; and by which he satisfied Gideon that he should destroy the Midianites. The next intimation of civil government in the early ages appears in the story of Lamech. "Lamech said
unto his wives, I have slain a man to my wounding, and
a young man to my hurt. If Cain shall be avenged seven fold, truly Lamech seventy and seven fold." 0. mitting the many fanciful or forced constructions of these words, I only observe that Onkelos, the first Chaldee Paraphrast on the Pentateuch, considers the former part of Lamech's speech as interrogative--" Have I slain a man to my wounding, and a young man to my hurt ?" --and accordingly paraphrases it thus—"I have not, like Cain, killed a man, that I should bear the sin of it; nor a young man, that my offspring should be cut off for it." Dr. Shuckford has enlarged this idea by supposing that Lamech was endeavouring to quiet the apprehensions of his wives and family with respect to any penal conse. quences, which the murder committed by their progenitor Cain might entail upon them, as if had said, " What have we done that we should be afraid? We have not killed nor injured a man even of another family. And if God would not allow Cain to be killed, who had murdered his own brother, but threatened sevenfold vengeance on any who should slay him ; certainly they must meet a far greater punishment, who should kill
any We may therefore assure ourselves of perfect safety under the protection of human government, and of divine providence." This construction to me seems easy
and well founded. Let us now descend to the history of man after the flood. The first instance of patriarchal authority, which occurs in this history, is the judicial sentence of Noah, denounced upon his grandson Canaan, " cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his breth,
As Noah was the second father of mankind, he was probably for a considerable time reverenced and obeyed as universal Sovereign. With respect to the par
of us.
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ticular exercise of his power now before us, he seems to have acted rather as an inspired prophet than as a patriarchal ruler ; that is, he was enabled to foretel the fu. ture fate of his three sons and their posterity, and thus to pronounce an effectual curse on one of them, and blessings upon the two other. His example therefore gives no warrant to rulers and kings in later times to decide the future fate of their children and do. minions by their arbitrary pleasure; to determine for instance, which of their sons shall possess the absolute jurisdiction and property of a great nation ; just as a private man bequeaths his lands or his cattle to his heirs.
There are several questions, which this part of sacred Hristory suggests.
First, what was the crime of Ham, for which his father cursed him ? The answer is, having witnessed the infirmity and nakedness of a venerable parent, instead of concealing them beneath the veil of filial piety, he publicly and scornfully exposed them to his brethren ; which was at once an impious and shameless act, and evinced a very depraved character.
Secondly, why did Noah denounce this curse, not on Ham himself, but on his son Canaan ? We reply, the repeated mention of Canaan in this story, as well as the united opinion of the Hebrew Doctors, renders it probable that he was a partner with his father Ham in beholding and ridiculing the infirmity of Noah. We add, that as the curse here denounced was prophetic, and chiefly referred to the remote posterity of Ham and of Canaan, so there was no injustice in punishing this posterity for imitating the wickedness of their progenitors, nor any impropriety in punishing Hain for his crime by informing
him of the future depravity and servitude of his offspring, to which his own example would largely contribute.
A third question is, in what respects was this curse fulfilled ? Weanswer, it was verified ist, by the destruction or subjugation of the Canaanites to the people of Israel, the descendants of Shem ; 2d, by the conquest and extermination of the Tyrians, Thebans, and Carthaginians, who were also Ham's posterity, by the Greeks and Romans, who descended from Japhet ; and 3dly, by the present servile and wretched condition of the Africans, who sprang from the same fatal stock, compared with the state of Europeans, who originated from a different branch of the Patriarch's family. Those, who wish to be greatly entertained and confirmed by fully comparing these historic facts with the predictions of Noah, are referred to the masterly treatise of Newton on the prophecies.
LECTURE IT.
Patriarchal government farther illustrated. Sentence of Jacob on bis twelve sons.
Special government of the Jews. Its leading design, the preservation of the true religion ammg them, in connection with their temporal freedom and prosperity. Why temporal blessings and evils employed to enforce this constitution. Objections answered. Hebrew policy contrasted with that of the antient heathens.
N the beginning of our first Lecture of this kind we informed you that, in obedience to the will of the Founder of the theological professorship, and of the College Legislature, we had determined to give you a series of private discourses on Jewish and Christian Antiquities. After hinting a few things on the importance of being acquainted with the antiquities of the Jews, particularly as such knowledge affords the best clue to the meaning, propriety, and beauty of many parts of their inspired scriptures ; we proposed to begin our disquisitions by attending to their civil polity. To throw light on this, we went into a brief investigation of the origin and progress of civil government in the early ages. The result of this inquiry was, that political government was at first parental or patriarchal ; that in time it branched out and grew up into a number of more extended and independent monarchies ; that the sovereignties, however, were primarily, or at least ultimately established by ex. press or implied agreement between the rulers and subjects ; and that there is no proof from Scripture, reason, or history, that the early founders and governors of mankind possessed unlimited power, much less that they transmitted it by hereditary succession in the line of their firstborn,


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ABU DHABI (Reuters) – Red Bull have an engine deal in place for next season after months of uncertainty, team principal Christian Horner said on Friday.
"We've entered the world championship, we've signed a contract for an engine, but I can't tell you what it'll be or called at the moment," he said at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
The engine is almost sure to be a Renault one, although likely under another name and possibly with Red Bull's own technical input.
Renault are Red Bull's current partners but the relationship has strained to breaking point, despite four successive drivers' and constructors' titles together from 2010 to 2013, due to the V6 turbo hybrid unit's lack of performance.
Renault are still mulling their future in the sport, and a possible takeover of the Lotus team, with a decision expected imminently.
However Red Bull's contract with them was not due to expire until the end of 2016 and is understood to remain in place despite discord between the two parties.
Mercedes have already refused to supply Red Bull, Ferrari are willing only to make available year-old units to sister team Toro Rosso and McLaren have a veto over Honda supplying anyone else next season.
Apart from those three, Renault are the only remaining option.
Red Bull announced some weeks ago that they had entered next year's championship and have recently been announcing a string of sponsorship renewals.
Luxury watch brand Tag Heuer has also said it is leaving McLaren for Red Bull.
"It's an engine that will hopefully improve during the course of the year, so it's going to be a tough start to the season for us but we're confident we'll make strides," said Horner.
Red Bull have Australian Daniel Ricciardo and Russian Daniil Kvyat as their two drivers.
(Reporting by Alan Baldwin, editing by Patrick Johnston)
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AFTER eight months, 38 games and almost 3,400 minutes of the season, an Englishman could finally celebrate scoring for West Brom.
They had got goals from Belgium and Hungary, from Nigeria and the Congo, but none from anywhere near West Bromwich.
Until Billy Jones planted his shot in the back of the Newcastle net, spared Albion a third consecutive defeat and condemned United to a place in the bottom five.
They seemed set for that rarest of things, an away win, when Yoan Gouffran put them ahead. But then there was a still more unusual occurrence as Albion's 49th goal of the campaign was the first one the England manager could enjoy.
Roy Hodgson has complained about the shortage of Premier League players he can pick. In his 15 months as Albion head coach, he brought defender Jones to the Hawthorns.
Shrewsbury born, schooled at Crewe and Preston, he is a local lad in a multi-national dressing room.
And in a game of two halves, West Brom merited their point, too. They were forceful and powerful after the break, pinning Newcastle back and denying them the victory that probably would have kept them up.
Instead, they lost two points and dropped two places as Stoke and Sunderland won. "I don't care where we finish in the league providing we are in the league," said manager Alan Pardew.
They looked a side from the upper reaches of the league in the first half. Newcastle needed to make amends after their derby defeat to Sunderland and started superbly. Yohan Cabaye released Papiss Cisse, who curled in a cross. Ben Foster made the mistake of coming off his line and was caught in no-man's land when Gouffran's header flew past him.
Popping up wherever and whenever Albion did not expect him, Gouffran was the danger man. He set up Steven Taylor, the centre-back appearing in the centre-forward's position, with a deft flick. The defender tried to lob Foster, who clawed his shot away.
Then, inexplicably, Jonas Olsson presented the ball straight to Cisse, who should have scored a second. Instead his chip cleared the Albion bar. "We should have put the game to bed in the first half," Pardew added.
Clarke sent on sub Shane Long, played three strikers and subjected Newcastle to a bombardment. Long almost scored just after his introduction and Romelu Lukaku's fierce header bounced off the bar.
Finally, their reward came. James Morrison picked out Lukaku, who laid the ball back for Jones. Bursting into the box, the right-back opened his Albion account.
But after one Englishman saved Albion, another came to Newcastle's rescue. Keeper Rob Elliot made a superb block to deny Morrison a winner. "A top, top save," said Pardew.
So, in a game of two foreign legions, Englishmen made their mark. At last.


A group of 20 budding young strings players are conducting final preparations for their upcoming tour of Singapore later this month. The dedicated group of youngsters aged 10-17 hail from the Macleay Valley in the north to below Port Macquarie in the south and are a part of the Mid North Coast Youth Orchestra put together by the Mid North Coast Strings Alliance. Artistic director of the Strings Alliance and conductor of the Mid North Coast Youth Orchestra, Elise Ali, said the group is excited for their upcoming trip. "Now that it is only a few weeks away the group are beyond excited about the trip to Singapore," Ms Ali said. "We only meet twice a term and we have students from across the Mid North Coast come to participate in the Youth Orchestra. "It is really a chance for them to play in a group and meet like-minded young people who have similar passions." The Youth Orchestra was formed so that local young musicians had a chance to have similar opportunities to that of their city counterparts. "They are a great group of kids who love playing music and the Strings Alliance decided to put this group together so that we could organise special experiences and opportunities like they would get if they lived in a major city," she said. "Two years ago we did a tour of Adelaide but this time we are off to Singapore and it will definitely be the trip of a lifetime for the kids." The week long trip will include the group having a masterclass with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and a class with one of Symphony's conductors as well as performing in a special concert with students at an international school. To get ready for the trip the group will be playing at Westport Primary on Sunday, September 16, from 2.30pm, and the group are inviting the public to get behind them. "It will be our last rehearsal before we all go away and so we are inviting the Hastings public to come along and listen to the kids play. "We are asking $10 to come along but all the money will go back into helping us fund the students to go to Singapore. "If you would like to attend the concert just come along and pay at the door." The group of young musicians will leave Australia on September 29 and return to town on October 7.
DEDICATED: Brianna Rowling and Charlotte Ali preparing for Singapore.
A group of 20 budding young strings players are conducting final preparations for their upcoming tour of Singapore later this month.
The dedicated group of youngsters aged 10-17 hail from the Macleay Valley in the north to below Port Macquarie in the south and are a part of the Mid North Coast Youth Orchestra put together by the Mid North Coast Strings Alliance.
Artistic director of the Strings Alliance and conductor of the Mid North Coast Youth Orchestra, Elise Ali, said the group is excited for their upcoming trip.
"Now that it is only a few weeks away the group are beyond excited about the trip to Singapore," Ms Ali said.
"We only meet twice a term and we have students from across the Mid North Coast come to participate in the Youth Orchestra.
The Youth Orchestra was formed so that local young musicians had a chance to have similar opportunities to that of their city counterparts.
"They are a great group of kids who love playing music and the Strings Alliance decided to put this group together so that we could organise special experiences and opportunities like they would get if they lived in a major city," she said.
The week long trip will include the group having a masterclass with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and a class with one of Symphony's conductors as well as performing in a special concert with students at an international school.
To get ready for the trip the group will be playing at Westport Primary on Sunday, September 16, from 2.30pm, and the group are inviting the public to get behind them.
"It will be our last rehearsal before we all go away and so we are inviting the Hastings public to come along and listen to the kids play.
"We are asking $10 to come along but all the money will go back into helping us fund the students to go to Singapore.
The group of young musicians will leave Australia on September 29 and return to town on October 7.
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These are in no particular order. I found them by researching what methods other developers use to understand codebases that they have not seen before.
Get overview of project. See the overall picture. How many modules it has? What are the name of the modules? Pick one module and do deep dive into it.
Writing documentation for source code. This is a good practice to understand the codebase. I tend to prefer writing tests over documentation since the source code and tests are truth, documentation decays over time, generally.
* If you need more classes, simply define them inline.


As if the last roll of the dice was kept for the penultimate day! Just a day before JSW Sports formally reveals their football endeavor, in a major capture, they announced the signing of India team captain Sunil Chhetri. Also, the signing puts a period to the striker's future.
"I met the people at JSW a few months ago and the first thing that struck me was the passion behind all the planning. I want to play for a club that's clear about its vision and I saw that in JSW. I know I am coming from a champion team but that works as more motivation here," said Chhetri.
Chhetri had signed for Sporting Clube de Portugal B last season before he came on loan to Churchill Brothers towards the fag end of the I-League.
Chhetri is the second national team player that JSW have signed after fellow-striker Robin Singh agreed a deal with the club last week.


Music is a means to reach deep into our souls, down to places that words can't reach; music has the power to enable us to "let go" and allow ourselves to be known by God. This is Dr. Vamos's brief meditation for Music Sunday, which featured Haydn's Mass in b flat.
Sermon on May 13, 2018, John 17:11-19. The Rev. Dr. Jeffrey A. Vamos preaching.


Aneke! More teaser art! Closing up shop!
We're excited to welcome rising Spanish superstar Aneke (@mellanuska) into the fold! We love her work on Dynamite books and Gotham City Garage! She'll be doing a variant cover for No Holds Bard, issue #4, and we know she's going to do great. Like the rest of the variants, they'll be up for purchase as prints in our BackerKit store. Collect them all!
We're still talking to that mystery 6th artist, but if we land them, ho boy, hold on to your hats. Add in Logan Faerber on the interiors and regular covers, and you got yourself a pretty solid book.
Speaking of Logan, have you seen his cover for this thing? It's majestic.
We're also doing a signed bookplate edition of the collection, and you can see the art below. It's going to be really, really, really good.
A funny thing happened yesterday. Even though I hid the page for buying our Pilot issue around a month ago in preparation for the new Kickstarter, someone managed to beat the system and send me money. So now I've disabled the PayPal button. I feel like Ringo Starr. (YT: Ringo Starr says he's too busy to sign autographs) Don't worry if you didn't get your copy of this extremely rare comic, the rest of the stock will be up for sale on our BackerKit store when we launch.
Don't forget to follow us on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, and I guess I'll plug Logan and my personal Instagrams too. You can see me pole dancing or whatever.
All right, that's it. More updates when we get them.


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Q: Rerender dataTable/dataScroller and return to first paginated page of results I have a question on a piece of functionailty I need to add to dataTable / dataScroller components.
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So when the user is on the second/third/etc paginated page of the table, and they add an item via the action="#{myBean.addItem}" action. I want the dataTable/dataScroller to reRender and return to the first page of my Table.
Is there a quick simple way to do this in my jsf code?
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A: rich:datascroller has a page attribute, it should work.

If page >= 1 then it's a page number to show

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Home|Class Projects|Recreating Ancient Greek Ceramics|Week 0–Getting Started
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By Sanchita Balachandran
Pounding clay with a mallet, Baltimore Clayworks, January 2015. Sanchita Balachandran and Matthew Hyleck.
"For our knowledge of the technique of Athenian vases we have various sources of information. There are a number of references to the craft in ancient literature; we have several actual representations of potters at work among extant vase paintings; and there is the important testimony of the vases themselves…There is, however, another very important source of information ready to our hand which has not been fully utilized, namely, the study of the technical processes employed in the making of modern pottery…Many archaeologists have, of course, seen potters at work in different places, or perhaps consulted potters on specific points; but that is a different thing from getting a thorough knowledge of the craft oneself and learning once and for all what is possible and what is not possible in clay-working." –Gisela Richter, The Craft of Athenian Pottery. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1923: xi.
Thus begins the preface to famed scholar and curator Gisela Richter's 1923 book which traces her experience learning to make ceramics at the New York State School of Ceramics in Alfred, New York. She took on an apprenticeship of sorts in an effort to understand how the vases produced in ancient Athens thousands of years before might have been made. Though written nearly a century ago, Richter book which shows her desire to understand exactly how these iconic vessels were manufactured mirrors the work of scholars even today. And the question of "how did they do that?" befuddles the public as well. Even the most unseasoned museum goer recognizes the strikingly glossy black vessels with delicately painted red figures and perhaps admires their elegant shapes and proportions. And to anyone pausing for more than a cursory look, the question of how these objects physically came to be isn't easily grasped. How exactly did the ancient Greek potters and painters do this?
For the past several years, I have had the absolute pleasure and privilege of working with students and faculty at the Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum. Because of my own interest in ancient manufacturing technologies, I have always introduced my students to what always struck me as the utter magic of how Greek black and red figure pottery was made. And we are fortunate to have a wonderful collection of objects to study. My usual description of how they were created is straightforward—the vessels were thrown, slipped (painted with a thinned clay), fired (through oxidation, reduction, and oxidation phases)—and out of the kiln came a perfectly formed vase. But anyone who has made anything, even a pinch pot out of Playdoh, knows that there is a plan, and then there is reality, and usually many, many twists and turns between the original intention and the final outcome.
Working on the firing chamber of our replica ancient Greek kiln in the Baltimore Clayworks studios, January 2015. L-R: Camilla Ascher, Sanchita Balachandran, and Matthew Hyleck.
This course grew out of a desire to see the process of recreating red-figure pottery through its many phases, and to gain an appreciation for just how complicated these phases are, and how many decisions—big and small—must be made along the way. It also became clear, to follow on Richter's words, that there were numerous sources available to help on this quest, but that they needed to be brought together. Certainly, there are the many thoughtful and detailed works of art historians and archaeologists and a dauntingly large literature on Greek vases. But the voice, and more importantly, the hands of the potter were essential. And so too were the different kinds of scientific analyses and observations published more recently by art conservators and materials scientists. The hope then was that by bringing all of these disciplines and specialists together, one might approach a little more closely the elusive reality of the master potter and painter working in ancient Greece. That's where the course syllabus came together.
But one key element was missing—the apprentice. Who else would be willing to slog for long hours, watching the most accomplished potter, learning the most basic of skills and making the observations and gaining the judgment (however limited it is in 13 weeks of work), but an apprentice in workshop? Or better yet, 13 apprentices (actually 15 when I count myself and teaching assistant Ross Brendle)? This course relies on the participation, enthusiasm, skills, drive and careful work of a group of undergraduate students here at Johns Hopkins. They are chosen from fields as diverse as archaeology, studio art, art history, classics, and materials science, and I hope in the next 13 weeks, they will grow together, asking different questions, learning with their hands, and perhaps even manage to produce a fired kylix or two.
This course would not be possible without the generous support of Elizabeth Rodini, director of the Programs in Museums and Society at Hopkins and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Their support and encouragement has allowed us to collaborate with the brilliant and talented Matthew Hyleck, potter and Education Coordinator of Baltimore Clayworks, an inspiring educational ceramics non-profit here in the city. Funding has also made it possible for us to make a short documentary of our discoveries—both big and small—over the course of the semester. There are many individuals who gave so freely of their expertise, time and advice on this project, and they are listed here in a long and still growing list. This course has been in planning for nearly a year, and now it is time to apprentice ourselves to the experienced and practiced potters, both ancient and contemporary.