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McIlroy, Bradley share Grand Slam lead
SOUTHAMPTON (AFP) - US Open champion Rory McIlroy birdied three of the last five holes to grab a share of the lead with American Keegan Bradley on Tuesday after the first round of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf. The 22-year-old from Northern Ireland matched Bradley, this year's PGA Championship winner, on four-under par 67 after the opening 18 holes in the two-day, $1.35 million showdown of the year's four major golf champions. "To birdie three of the last five holes was great," McIlroy said. "Actually I hit the ball really well. I gave myself so many chances on the front nine and didn't really make anything. I started to hole a few putts on the back nine." South African Charl Schwartzel, the reigning Masters champion, was a distant third on 74 with Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke, the British Open winner, last after struggling to a 77. The winner after Wednesday's final round will take home $600,000, twice as much as the runner-up, with $250,000 for third place and $200,000 for last over 36 holes at the 6,845-yard Port Royal Golf Course. McIlroy, who like all his rivals captured his first major golf crown this year, showed no sign of jet lag after a whirlwind tour of China for an exhibition and a long flight that saw him arrive in Bermuda on Monday afternoon. McIlroy birdied the par-4 fifth and par-5 seventh holes. He took bogeys at the par-4 11th and par-3 13th holes but each time answered with a birdie on the following hole. "I was hitting the putt on the line I wanted to, but it was just going nowhere near the hole," McIlroy said of his early going, noting that the grains of the greens were unlike what he has played in Asia in recent weeks. The prodigy caught fire after his birdie at 14 with another at 15, then battled heavy rain for a foursome-best par at the par-3 16th and a birdie at the par-5 17th to match Bradley for the lead. "It was a bonus to par 16 and birdie 17 in that bad weather," McIlroy said. "I made up a few shots there. I'm very happy, in a good position." Winds played havoc with shots at times and rain became a factor at the finish. "That was pretty severe rain," Schwartzel said. "If it carried on raining like that for another half hour or so, it probably could have flooded the course." Bradley sizzled after opening with a 20-foot bogey putt, answering it with an eagle at the par-5 second and a birdie on the par-3 third. He birdied the sixth, eagled the par-5 seventh and closed the front nine with another birdie. But Bradley stumbled with bogeys at the par-4 14th and par-3 16th as McIlroy charged. "It was a great day," Bradley said. "I got off to a really good start and I kind of slowed down on the back, but actually still played very well. The two putts I missed I thought could have gone in, but it was still a lot of fun." Schwartzel stayed in the hunt early with birdies at the par-5 second and seventh holes, but stumbled to three bogeys in a row starting at the 12th and took a triple bogey at the 235-yard par-3 16th to fall back.
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WWVH is the callsign of NIST's shortwave radio time signal station in Kekaha, on the island of Kauai in the state of Hawaii.
WWVH is the Pacific sister station to WWV, and has a similar broadcast format to WWV. Like WWV, WWVH's main function is the dissemination of official U.S. Government time, through exactly the same methods as found on WWV's signal. WWVH broadcasts on the same frequencies as WWV, except for 20 MHz. The time announcements on WWVH, which, like on WWV, are given in UTC, are made by a female voice (in this case, that of Jane Barbe), as opposed to the use of a male voice on WWV (using the voice of John Doyle). Also, the once-per-second ticks and top-of-the-minute tones are 1200 Hz, as opposed to 1000 Hz on WWV. These differences make it easy for the listener to tell whether he or she is listening to WWV or to WWVH. WWVH, like WWV, transmits the standard audio frequencies of 500 and 600 Hz in alternating minutes, but when WWV is transmitting 500 Hz, WWVH transmits 600 Hz, and vice versa. WWVH also transmits the standard 440 Hz tone each hour except for the first hour of each UTC day, but at 1 minute past instead of 2 minutes past on WWV.
To minimize interference, WWVH broadcasts a directional signal on 5, 10 and 15 MHz, pointed primarily west. But despite this strategy, in certain places at certain times due to ionospheric conditions, the listener can actually hear both WWV and WWVH on the same frequency at the same time. The two voices that give the time announcements never speak at exactly the same time, to further minimize interference between the two stations. Also, when one station is transmitting its supplementary voice broadcasts, such as GPS reports (heard on WWVH at 43 and 44 minutes past each hour), Geophysical alerts (heard on WWVH at 45 minutes past) and high-seas weather warnings (transmitted on WWVH between 48 and 51 minutes past the hour inclusive), the other station will not transmit any steady audio tones.
Former station VNG in Australia.


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Lady est le quatrième album studio du groupe de rock progressif allemand, Jane. Il est sorti en 1975 sur le label Brain et a été produit par Günter Körber.

Historique

Cet album a été enregistré et mixé entre  et janvier 1975 dans les studios de Conny Plank près de Cologne. Nouveau changement de personnel, exit Charly Maucher et Wolfgang Kranz et arrivée de Martin Hesse (basse) et Gottfried Janko (claviers, chant) (les deux  musiciens viennent du groupe allemand Dull Knife). Janko ne resta pas longtemps et sera remplacé par Werner Nadolny qui officiait déjà sur les deux premiers albums du groupe.

Liste des titres
Tous les titres sont signés par Klaus Hess.
Face 1
Waiting for the Sunshine - 3:22
Scratches on My Back - 3:33
Music-Machine - 6:01
Make Me Feel Better - 4:07
(Wishdream) Lady - 3:48
Face 2
Lord Love - 5:08
Midnight Mover - 8:30
Silver Knickers (But You Are all Right) - 4:50
So, So Long - 4:30

Musiciens
Peter Panka: batterie, percussions, chant sur (Wishdream) Lady
Klaus Hess: guitare électrique et acoustique, chant sur Music-Machine
Martin Hesse: basse
Gottfried Janko: orgue, piano, synthétiseur, chant

Album de Jane
Album musical sorti en 1975
Album publié par Brain Records

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Aqualillies talk Hail Caesar! (The VH Interview)
11/07/2016 Lee Hazell film, Film Interview, Interviews Comments Off on Aqualillies talk Hail Caesar! (The VH Interview)
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The Aqualillies are the world's foremost practitioners of synchronised swimming and water ballet. Their expertise is so sought after even the Coen brothers called them up when they wanted to pay tribute to the extinct Aquamusical genre in their newest film Hail Caesar! (which has recently been available on DVD). We caught up with Mesha Kussman and Mary Ramsay to discuss the often maligned art of synchronised swimming and why it might be making a comeback in the mainstream.
When the Coen brothers come calling what goes through your mind?
Mesha: It was pretty much a dream come true. I was one of these moments where you have a hunch that something to do with the silver screen is going to come along, after all the interest we've had in our live shows and the music videos we've done. We've ended up working with Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj. So we knew there was an interest in this kind of thing, and we were right; we just didn't know it was going to be the Coen Brothers. So this could only be a good experience.
Do you have a favourite Coen Brothers film?
Mesha: I think everything they do is great. I love Fargo; I love The Big Lebowski. O'Brother Where Art Thou is my favourite. Because I like anything with a song.
Mary: Hudsucker Proxy is probably my favourite. But yeah, these guys are just, y'know, legends. And not just legends. When you work with them you realise why everyone says they're so good.
Mesha: It's not just because of what they're making, but also about how they work. One of the things I was really surprised and excited to find was that they hire the best creative collaborators and then they trust those people. So they do their research, and when they've decided the person they're going to bring onto the team is 'The Best' person for the job, they trust that person. Of course, they are very involved because their vision is so exact. Part of their skill is relaying to other people through language and visuals exactly what their original vision is. But being able to work within that original vision, and then to also have the faith that they had in us to contribute what they knew only we could was really freeing and really empowering. So as an artist it's really quite a joy to work with them.
Mary: And it seemed like everyone felt that way on set. The whole team, from the PA to the costume designer were working together for their vision.
Mesha: Yeah they had just an exceptional creative collaborative team. It was a smooth operation.
Did you have any input into developing the music for the scene you choreographed?
Mesha: Oh, actually we didn't have the music when we choreographed it. We didn't know what the music was going to be. We didn't even hear it until we saw the film. I don't think they had created the music yet. They created the music to go with the visuals.
Mary: When we were practicing and shooting we worked with a metronome. That was all the indication we had for where we need to be and when. But you don't get the whole thing until you see the dancing with the music.
Mesha: Which, for us, is a whole different way of working. But it works for the piece because what they requested of us was to create a moving painting. So things had to happen on time with the metronome and it went pretty smooth as far as dynamics go. We created a picture with a flower that was constantly opening, slowly over time. This would be a lot different to something that we would create for a hip-hop album or something with a driving dance beat. In this you would see more legs shooting out of the water and splashing, all in time with the climactic moments of the scene. This was a bit more lyrical. I thought it was a great choice that they made having this scene be what it was; operatic… how would you describe the music?
Mary: A little flowery, but in the best way. And I thought it was so pretty, right? That they could have this contrast with the use of music and choreography to transport the audience and then have the wake-up call that Scarlett Johansson's character is a brash version of Esther Williams.
How does it feel to know that some directors are still willing to take five minutes out of their film just to indulge in the traditions of song and dance?
Mesha: Honestly, I just think that song and dance, dance especially, it's so beautiful on camera. It's something that people really have a desire to see. I mean you see it on TV all the time; shows like So You Think You Can Dance? This movement is really inspiring to people. I think it's short changing dance and song to not have it on screen, because you can create such a different product when you film dance than when you have the live experience.
Mary: Yeah, a story like Hail Caesar! really lends itself to being available to this kind of performative expression. It would be interesting to have a horror film, or something with a totally different genre than we're used to. Oh, and by 'interesting' we mean totally awesome and we'd love to do it.
Mesha: If there are any horror film directors out there who want a synchronised swimming murder scene in their movie, we're available.
Mary: Yeah and I'd love to see it in more films. We've received such a reaction from our live shows, and such a reaction from Hail Caesar! and other videos we've done that we've found people really respond positively to not only dance on camera, but to dancing in the water on camera. So if you add dance to a storyline you add a magical suspension of disbelief that can uplift the spirits. But if you add water to that it goes to another level because water in of itself is just so majestic.
What films/dances/styles did you take inspiration from?
Mesha: I think the biggest influence was probably Busby Berkeley and Ester Williams for the technicolour movie musicals that she used to make in the 50s. Partly because that was the era that we were recreating in Hail Caesar!, partly because she was the best. She just nailed it. There's something that's so universally aesthetically pleasing it's timeless. So with this film we had the opportunity to bring back for the modern audience what was so relatable back then.
Mary: When we started Aqualillies they all had a background in synchronised swimming for about ten years on average. So we were able to do things that they couldn't do in the 40s and 50s because our girls had been athletically trained specifically for synchronised swimming, which has developed so much since that time so we could create a vocabulary all of our own.
Mesha: Right, I mean nobody can compare to Esther Williams but if you look at what the Aqualillies as an ensemble was able to do together in Hail Caesar!, it is such an evolution upon what ensemble performers were able to do in the 50s under her. So we pride ourselves on being able to create imagery that is beautiful and timeless but also incorporate key athleticism, new techniques and the latest and greatest in water skills.
Give us an introduction on the Aqualillies.
Mesha: We run Aqualillies. I'm the founder and artistic director. I was also choreographer for Hail Caesar!'s Aquamusical scene. Mary is the executive director of Aqualillies and assistant choreographer. I think the Coen Brothers came to us because they knew that we had the most experience in the modern industry of synchronised swimming and water ballet. We feel really privileged to be able to contribute to the film and we hope there will be more films and projects like this. We also have a performance company that is international, so we have a team in Europe, a team in Australia which is based in Brisbane, and a team Canada. So we're all over. We do live shows for private parties and events, we have clients around the world.
Mary: Our live shows are this really interesting combination of synchronised swimming and dance. So, unlike Hail Caesar! where you are only looking at us from above and everyone is in the water, our live shows are a multi-level experience. It's a really dynamic and interactive experience because it's right next to you. It makes a big splash.
How did you get into choreography?
Mesha: We both have different experiences. I started out as a dance choreographer performing in and designing performance art in New York City. Then, when I moved to Los Angeles, I became a part of the event scene because there was much more work, because in L.A. it's all about the red carpet and parties. There's not much of a theatre scene. I kept seeing that there were pool parties and that the pool is central to the experience, it would be the perfect stage, but no one is using it to perform on. That's when I went to create Aqualillies. So from my theatre background my strengths are in branding and staging. A lot of this came about through ensemble experimentation. Then, as the company evolved, Mary became executive director and came forward as one of the stronger choreographers and leaders in the company.
Mary: I've been living and breathing choreography since I was six. I've been a synchronised swimmer my whole life. Part of being a competitive synchronised swimmer is coming up with your own choreography. That was always something that inspired and interested me. My favourite part of the year was the part when we got to do that. Then I got into coaching and started writing choreography for children around the country. It was a natural transition after I started performing with Aqualillies to bring that on camera. Things like music videos really got the ball rolling and that's how we ended up on film. It came at just the right time too. It came at a time when I had just enough experience to have a sense of what it would look like to have our dancers on camera. It gave me a lot of information about how the world of film and synchronised swimming meet.
Mesha: I think that's part of what makes Aqualillies really unique. We're approaching things not just through the perspective of having competitive athletes but through a theatrical lens. I think it's a really nice balance because Mary's taken us back to those values. It makes it so that the level of quality of what we're bringing to the people is always at the top level in terms of what can be done both athletically and theatrically. And then I bring in my theatrical experience in terms of choreography on land to insist that what we do isn't just challenging but it is also beautiful to bring it to an audience that isn't necessarily familiar with the sport, but might just want to respond to beautiful pictures. I think that we have a great team and we are really grateful to have had the opportunity to work with the Coen Brothers and help bring their vision to life and create this really special piece of art.
HAIL, CAESAR! is available to own on Digital HD™ now and on Blu-ray™ & DVD from 11th July, courtesy of Universal Pictures (UK).
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from __future__ import absolute_import

from sentry.models import Rule
from sentry.testutils import AcceptanceTestCase

class ProjectAlertSettingsTest(AcceptanceTestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        super(ProjectAlertSettingsTest, self).setUp()
        self.user = self.create_user("foo@example.com")
        self.org = self.create_organization(name="Rowdy Tiger", owner=None)
        self.team = self.create_team(organization=self.org, name="Mariachi Band")
        self.project = self.create_project(organization=self.org, teams=[self.team], name="Bengal")
        self.create_member(user=self.user, organization=self.org, role="owner", teams=[self.team])

        action_data = {"id": "sentry.rules.actions.notify_event.NotifyEventAction"}
        condition_data = {"id": "sentry.rules.conditions.every_event.EveryEventCondition"}

        Rule.objects.filter(project=self.project).delete()

        Rule.objects.create(
            project=self.project, data={"conditions": [condition_data], "actions": [action_data]}
        )

        self.login_as(self.user)
        self.path1 = u"/settings/{}/projects/{}/alerts/settings/".format(
            self.org.slug, self.project.slug
        )
        self.path2 = u"/settings/{}/projects/{}/alerts/rules/".format(
            self.org.slug, self.project.slug
        )

    def test_settings_load(self):
        self.browser.get(self.path1)
        self.browser.wait_until_not(".loading-indicator")
        self.browser.snapshot("project alert settings")
        self.browser.wait_until(".ref-plugin-enable-webhooks")
        self.browser.click(".ref-plugin-enable-webhooks")
        self.browser.wait_until(".ref-plugin-config-webhooks")
        self.browser.wait_until_not(".loading-indicator")

        # flakey Toast animation being snapshotted by percy
        # click it to clear it before snapshotting
        self.browser.click_when_visible('[data-test-id="toast-success"]')
        self.browser.wait_until_not('[data-test-id="toast-success"]')
        self.browser.snapshot("project alert settings webhooks enabled")

    def test_rules_load(self):
        self.browser.get(self.path2)
        self.browser.wait_until_not(".loading-indicator")
        self.browser.snapshot("project alert rules")

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Home The Market Auctions Bonhams lands Italian coachbuilt trio for Quail sale
Bonhams lands Italian coachbuilt trio for Quail sale
Ghia-built Chrysler Special heading to sale at the Quail | Bonhams photos
Bonhams has consignment a trio of coachbuilt cars by Italian designers for its auction in August at the Quail on the Monterey Peninsula. They are:
A 1956 Maserati A6G/54 Gran Sport Spider by Frua.
A 1957 BMW 503 cabriolet by Bertone.
A 1953 Chrysler Special by Ghia.
Bonhams says the Maserati is the factory prototype and one of only nine such cars built. The car was restored by Adolfo Orsi and won its class at the Concourso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este.
The BMW has been owned by the same family throughout its existence, the auction company noted. The car is one of 13 delivered to the U.S. It was awarded best of show at the Santa Fe Concorso and has won its class at Pebble Beach, Amelia Island and Pinehurst.
Chrysler Special by Ghia
Chrysler interior
Maserati interior
Maserati factory prototype
BMW 503 by Bertone
The Chrysler was created under the direction of both Virgil Exner and Mario Boano and was unveiled at the 1952 Paris Motor Show. The French importer for Chrysler commissioned 18 cars, of which only eight are known to survive.
The Chrysler going to auction originally was delivered to industrialist Leon Coulibeuf, who was Jean Behra's teammate at Le Mans the year he purchased the Special. Coulieauf's widow continued to show the car at several concours after his death.
The auction house provided no pre-auction estimated values on the three coachbuilt vehicles. For more information on the auction, visit the Bonhams website.


THEME I: Personal and Professional Development: students will participate in a transition program, focusing on transition to university life, personal ethics, healthy lifestyle, group support and communication skills. This will be followed by a Health Enhancement program concentrating on self care (stress management, relaxation training, coping skills), other aspects of healthy lifestyle and group support, and introduction to the science of Mind-Body Medicine. Also included: an introduction to Ethics and Medical Law.
THEME II: Population, Society, Health and Illness: Health, Knowledge and Society Teaching will provide a framework of inquiry allowing analysis of the social aspects of medicine.
(PBL). Each PBL integrates material presented to students in this and other themes throughout the week.
THEME IV: Clinical Skills: introduces students to practical clinical skills including: handwashing, sharps disposal; subcutaneous and intramuscular injecting. Students will interact with health care professionals during medical contact visits, and will be introduced to the medical interview, taking a family history, ethical aspects of medical contact visits.
Describe the concept of primary healthcare and the interrelated themes of social justice and human rights in the context of population health.
Describe the effects of the key social determinants of health on health status and outcomes in marginalised groups, including the Indigenous population.
Explain the effects of cultural, geographic and economic factors on access to healthcare and health status.
Discuss the components, organisation and goals of health systems, and the relationship between health system quality and health outcomes.
Define levels of disease prevention.
Describe the relationship between exposure, causation and risk factors for disease and morbidity in populations.
Describe the purpose of health promotion programs.
Describe key concepts in population health, epidemiology and measurement of health and disease in populations.
Describe key concepts in biostatistics and interpret biostatistical information in medical research publications.
Describe the characteristics of different study designs used in population health and clinical research.
Describe the role of health care services in maintaining health and in monitoring, managing and preventing disease.
Identify sources of information used to support clinical decision making and management in health care.
Identify human and organisational factors that may impact upon patient care.
Outline the principles involved in efficient allocation of health care funding.
Outline the structure of medical literature and the roles of the different academic styles of writing.
Search for medical research information and data from personal, print and electronic sources.
Organise and manage information sourced from medical research publications and popular information sources.
Discuss the nature of neoplasia and genetic and environment factors leading its progression and spread.
Recognise the basic elements of patient case files.
Examinations and written assignments to account for 30% of the end of Year 1 result. Assessment of materials presented in the result for MED1011 will be a pass grade only (PGO).


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Q: Analyticity of Laplace transform Let $f(x)$ be a bilateral Laplace transform of a measure $\mu$:
$$
f(x)=\int_{-\infty}^{+\infty} e^{-xt} d\mu(y).
$$
Suppose that $f(x)$ converges absolutely in $(a,b)$, and $(a,b)$ do not contain the origin.
It is always true that $f(x)$ is analytic in $(a,b)$? Or it is true just for finite measure $\mu$?
Moreover, if the measure $\mu$ is finite, then $(a,b)$ must contain the origin?
Thank you!

A: The following references investigate the Moment Generating Function (finite measure):
There is a classical reference for the case where the interval $(a,b)$ contains the origin and a recent extension to the case of a general open interval $(a,b)$. This paper that gives a nice overview and proves the converse to Curtiss's theorem in the general case.
Refs:
Curtiss, J.H., 1942. A note on the theory of moment generating functions, 1,
Ann. of Math. Statist, 13 (4) : 430-433.
Mukherjea, A., Rao, M. and Suen, S., 2006. A note on moment generating
functions, Statistics & Probability Letters, 76 : 1185-1189.
P. Chareka. \The converse to Curtiss theorem for one-sided moment generating functions" (2008). arXiv:
0807.3392 [quant-ph].

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Summer Booknotes 2017
Handpicked new releases, lovingly presented to you by the staff of Elliott Bay.
Audiobooks available for select titles through our friends at Libro.fm.
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Augustown: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Kei Miller
Published: Pantheon - May 23rd, 2017
Under explicit (and convincing) instructions from our narrator not to describe this story as magic realism, I'll say instead that it's threaded with the divine. Augustown begins with a re-imagining of an actual event—the failed ascension of Alexander Bedward, a 19th century Jamaican preacher who fell from atop a tree amid his parishioners rather than float to heaven as he had promised. Most of the novel takes place a century later, but Bedward's story echoes throughout. Kei Miller's affection for his characters comes through best in his vivid use of the regional patois. Moving and gripping, with an emotional gut-punch of a denouement. -Shawn
You Don't Have to Say You Love Me: A Memoir (Hardcover)
By Sherman Alexie
Published: Little, Brown and Company - June 13th, 2017
Sherman Alexie's first full-length book for adults in ten years is a memoir about his complicated relationship with his mother. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me has a candid fierceness and a humor that is unforgettable. It is a bear hug of pain, a story not only of his family's suffering but also a larger picture of the cultural wounds inflicted upon Native Americans. Alexie's genius for translating life's gauntlet into prose and poetry is a gift that will last in the hearts and minds of readers. This is a memoir not to be missed. -Greg
When Dimple Met Rishi (Hardcover)
By Sandhya Menon
Availability: Ships in 2-10 Days
Published: Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers - May 30th, 2017
This book made me happy for many reasons: 1) Dimple is awesome! She's going to Stanford University for web development, likes to code, and is a feminist. 2) Her traditional Indian parents want to arrange her marriage, but she is not interested. She wants to go to college for a career, not a husband! 3) This is a great example of the identity struggle faced by so many immigrants, especially second generation—the push and pull between old and new cultures. Dimple and Rishi are opposites here (he's traditional), which makes their interactions humorous yet poignant. This is a fun, heartwarming story that shows it's best to find one's own way in life. -Liz
Goldfish Ghost (Hardcover)
By Lemony Snicket, Lisa Brown (Illustrator)
Published: Roaring Brook Press - May 2nd, 2017
Lemony Snicket always supplies us with oddly charming stories. Goldfish Ghost is a hilarious, slightly dark but wonderfully sculpted ghost story for the little ones, filled with adorable illustrations by Lisa Brown of a little, upside down ghost fish escaping from its bowl and roaming the town, beach, pier, and ocean in search of a new home and a friend. But no one will interact with it, not even the other ghost fish it sees hovering above the sea. Finally, Goldfish Ghost finds its friend, a home in an old lighthouse, and a sense of belonging. -Allen
Curious Kids Nature Guide: Explore the Amazing Outdoors of the Pacific Northwest (Hardcover)
By Fiona Cohen, Marni Fylling (Illustrator)
Availability: On Our Shelves Now
Published: Little Bigfoot - May 2nd, 2017
Did you know that there are three different kinds of orca living in Pacific Northwest waters? (Resident, transient, and offshore!) Until I read this book, I had no idea! Not only an awesome nature guide for kids, it's also great for adults who want a quick introduction to the enchanting flora and fauna of the Pacific Northwest. It's logically arranged (by habitat), easy to navigate, and filled with lessons on how to treat our environment with respect—plus, the illustrations are wonderfully realistic! Everyone should have a copy of this for their home library. -Liz
Beyond the Bright Sea (Hardcover)
By Lauren Wolk
Published: Dutton Books for Young Readers - May 2nd, 2017
This is a sparkling gem of a story about identity, family, and buried treasure. Crow is a young girl growing up in the 1920s with her "adopted" father, Osh, who found her as an infant washed up on the shore of their remote Massachusetts island. As she gets older, Crow begins to have questions: Where did she come from? Does she have another family? Why did they give her away? Crow sets out on an adventure to uncover the answers she has been seeking. Wolk's writing is beautiful and her characters, especially Crow and Osh, will become friends whose loves and dreams you'll share—an enthralling read. -Mary
Queer, There, and Everywhere: 23 People Who Changed the World (Hardcover)
By Sarah Prager, Zoe More O'Ferrall (Illustrator)
Published: HarperCollins - May 23rd, 2017
It's no surprise that Sarah Prager, creator of the Quist app for daily queer history, has produced a book that is fun and informative. Queer, There, and Everywhere is an accessible, diverse, respectful, and fascinating read for teens and adults alike. It has frequent explanations for terms and their history, an extensive glossary, and many additional resources. Prager writes with a clear understanding of the importance of passing on queer history, which is so often covered up or forgotten, and does so in a way that is engaging and imparts on the reader the significance of this cultural ancestry. -Amy
Life (Hardcover)
By Cynthia Rylant, Brendan Wenzel (Illustrator)
Published: Beach Lane Books - June 27th, 2017
In the tradition of The Giving Tree and The Velveteen Rabbit comes this lyrical fable by an esteemed duo, Cynthia Rylant and Brendan Wenzel. A spare text packed with wisdom and humble insight, the book follows the flow of life from the small to the immense, from the dark to the light, from despair to joy. The wide-eyed innocence portrayed in Brendan Wenzel's animal faces perfectly matches the simple message that while not always easy, life is a most precious gift. This "children's book" is really the perfect offering for anyone who is a bit lost on this journey called life. -Holly
The Leavers (National Book Award Finalist): A Novel (Hardcover)
By Lisa Ko
Availability: Out of Print
Published: Algonquin Books - May 2nd, 2017
Deming Guo is eleven years old when he sees his mother Polly for the last time. She leaves for work at the nail salon, as always, but never returns home. Within a year, Deming is adopted, moves from the Bronx to upstate New York, and starts a new life as Daniel. But he always feels like an outsider and by the time he is in college, a string of bad choices he made exact their toll. When Daniel and his mother finally reunite, the reader learns the dismal truth of her disappearance. Lisa Ko's bold debut is a stark examination of limits and bonds. -Holly
Salt Houses (Hardcover)
By Hala Alyan
Published: Harper - May 2nd, 2017
Hala Alyan's debut is as groundbreaking as it is heart-wrenching. Salt Houses follows a Palestinian family, the Yacoubs, through the Six-Day War and their subsequent displacements and struggles. Their home and country taken from them, the members of the Yacoub family illustrate how sorrow and loss translate across generations. Salt Houses is a novel that serves as a meditation on what home and survival really mean in the face of violence and strife. Alyan is one of the best new literary voices of the year; her novel should be celebrated for its power and beauty. -Mary
Large Animals: Stories (Paperback)
By Jess Arndt
Published: Catapult - May 9th, 2017
Jess Arndt's debut collection of short stories will engulf you. It is an unblinking look into the murkier depths of bodies, gender, reality, entropy, and impulse. There is a distinctive attitude to the characters and feel to their surroundings that threads the stories together almost seamlessly. Arndt leaves much about these characters and the other players in her stories ambiguous in a way that leads the reader away from conclusions. Her understated and original writing makes Large Animals easy to devour in a single sitting or delicious to draw out and enjoy piece by piece. -Amy
Woman No. 17: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Edan Lepucki
Published: Hogarth - May 9th, 2017
The follow-up to her bestselling debut California, Edan Lepucki's newest novel Woman No. 17 is a taut California noir, exploring authenticity and identity through the relationship of two Los Angeles women and their love for a child who refuses to speak. Lepucki's prose simmers on the page while her narrators captivate and burn with intensity. As much for devotees of Eve Babitz as it is for fans of Gillian Flynn, Woman No. 17 is hazy, hypnotic, and gripping—the perfect thriller for those who demand some smarts from their summer reading list. -Eric
House of Names: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Colm Toibin
Published: Scribner - May 9th, 2017
Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Electra, Orestes: these are names which resonate. Tóibín has masterfully rewritten The Oresteia—a classic trilogy of ancient Greek tragedies—to be accessible to the contemporary reader. Agamemnon is the catalyst who sets the tragedy in motion, but Tóibín takes us inside the heads of all three main players. House of Names is a portrait of a family, their fate, and the decline of the gods. A human story universal in its impact, this is a powerful and engaging novel. -Greg
Men Without Women: Stories (Hardcover)
By Haruki Murakami, Philip Gabriel (Translated by), Ted Goossen (Translated by)
Published: Knopf - May 9th, 2017
Murakami has said that he keeps himself busy between novels (and marathons!) by writing short stories—we are lucky for these breaks. Murakami works double time in this collection, exploring grief and alienation in a gloomy Tokyo while performing some impressive literary feats. Happy endings are not guaranteed for his all-too-human characters, who often find unhealthy means to cope with their traumas. But their stories feel relentlessly true, even as Murakami dazzles us with references to—and inversions of—classic works that I won't spoil here. Fans will be pleased, and if you have never read Murakami, this is an excellent place to start. -Justin
Chemistry: A novel (Hardcover)
By Weike Wang
Published: Knopf - May 23rd, 2017
It's not often that you find a book that keeps you laughing while the main character's life falls apart. Weike Wang's narrator is a Chinese immigrant whose deadpan humor keeps her afloat after she has a breakdown and must quit pursuing her Ph.D. in chemistry. Wang skillfully flows between exploring love and the immigrant experience in a way that emphasizes the ambiguity of life and the very real impact that parents can have on their children, even into adulthood. The concise prose provides a calm and scientific perspective of how life continues even through chaos. -Allison
Isadora: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Amelia Gray
Published: Farrar, Straus and Giroux - May 23rd, 2017
In 1913, at the peak of her career, Isadora Duncan was shattering conventional dance traditions and ushering in a new era of dance, what we now call modern dance. Yet just as her life, career, and influence on the dance world were reaching a crescendo, her two young children died in a car collision. In Amelia Gray's fictionalized account, Isadora, readers watch Duncan as her grief pushes her to a near-madness that profoundly changes her relationships with herself, her remaining family, and the public. Despite her public unraveling, Duncan is unable and unwilling to leave dance behind. -Justus
Boundless (Paperback)
By Jillian Tamaki
Published: Drawn and Quarterly - May 30th, 2017
Jillian Tamaki's first short story collection is eclectic, with a different art style for every story, unconventional panel structure, and plots ranging from fandom and obsession to the female body and self-care. I might go so far as to call Tamaki's style boundless. Each story satisfies, with a glance into the inner monologue of a woman who grows smaller each day until she disappears, the creator of a porn-sitcom, and the cult formed around a piece of music called SexCoven, just to name a few. The comics could be the work of multiple creators, but for Tamaki's signature combination of humor and empathy. -Emma
The Refrigerator Monologues (Hardcover)
By Catherynne M. Valente, Annie Wu (Illustrator)
Published: Gallery / Saga Press - June 6th, 2017
Often in superhero comics, women are more plot device than character. They are tortured, murdered, and stuffed into refrigerators to motivate the leading man, who says something along the lines of: "She will not have died in vain; her death will be avenged!" The Refrigerator Monologues gives a voice to these girlfriends of superheroes, and they are pissed. Valente has not saved these women—the book takes place in Hell—instead she allows their narrative to be rewritten, giving them a voice and letting them scream. The result, in true Valente style, is as dark and emotional as it is cheeky and comical. -Emma
The Essex Serpent: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Sarah Perry
Published: Custom House - June 6th, 2017
A legendary winged beast haunts the shores of Essex in 19th century England, long a source of village superstition and disruption. It piques the interest of a newly arrived young widow, headstrong and bright, and her entourage of family and friends—but challenges the beliefs of her newest acquaintance, the contemplative local pastor. This suspenseful gothic love story, a highly acclaimed bestseller in the UK, brings its setting and characters to life with sumptuous, poetic prose. It deftly combines Victorian conventions and societal issues with those of faith, science, morality, and philosophy. A thoughtful and exhilarating read. -Erica
Stephen Florida (Hardcover)
By Gabe Habash
Published: Coffee House Press - June 6th, 2017
Stephen Florida is that weird guy from high school you always wondered what happened to. A wrestler focused on winning the Division IV NCAA Championship in the 133 weight class, he is single-minded to the point of obsession, veering into insanity. Then he meets Mary Beth, a hardworking student in his drawing class who has vowed to flee tiny Oregsburg College and North Dakota forever as soon as she gets the chance. Read this book to inhabit the mind of a young man on the edge, witness a life on the verge of unraveling, and observe a friendship that holds the promise of love. Stephen Florida is "a motherf****** astronaut"—watch him fly. -Katie
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness: A novel (Hardcover)
Published: Knopf - June 6th, 2017
Twenty years after The God of Small Things, this. Again, tell-tale wonder, from even deeper, more realized places. This novel of people seeking to live, love, give, get, care - done over time (dying a part of the living), is of things sought, things that may not happen, come easily, lightly, or lastingly and, yet, in some ways do. They are carried with surpassing grace, wit, tenacity, and tenderness. Near the end, one of the characters, years along in knowing love, death, and justice, speaks to the current 'stupidification' of things. This novel of utmost heart and beauty comes to us from a depth the 'stupidification' of things would not have us see. And yet, such a book helps show us we can, we do, we will. -Rick
Black Moses (Hardcover)
By Alain Mabanckou, Helen Stevenson (Translator)
Published: New Press - June 6th, 2017
Abandoned as an infant, a boy known as Moses is noticing some changes as Congo-Brazzaville's socialist revolution takes hold. Among them, his orphanage's kindhearted priest, who gave him a long and unpronounceable name, has disappeared. Alone in the world, the young boy must take his destiny into his own hands. Mabanckou shows us what follows directly through Moses's eyes; his journey from the orphanage to the streets of Pointe-Noire reads like a diary with a wide cast of madcap characters. In the end, perhaps our protagonist's own consciousness is as torn as the political landscape he must endure. -Tony
The City Always Wins: A Novel (Hardcover)
By Omar Robert Hamilton
Published: MCD - June 13th, 2017
Omar Robert Hamilton's debut novel follows two young activists, Mariam and Khalil, as they navigate the vicious realities of a political uprising. Set primarily in the streets of Arab Spring-era Cairo, The City Always Wins brilliantly examines the moral complexity inherent to revolution and the impact that has on its participants. This is not a dewy love letter to insurrection; it is brutal, and Hamilton refuses to let his readers rest in the comfort of heroism or cheap glory. The novel's poignancy lies in its unanswered question: is there a limit to how much we should be willing to sacrifice? -Shawn
One Day We'll All Be Dead and None of This Will Matter: Essays (Paperback)
By Scaachi Koul
Published: Picador - May 2nd, 2017
Scaachi Koul is right: one day we'll all be dead and none of this will matter. In the meantime, sexism and the immigrant experience are just a few things that still matter and Koul's humor and keen observations on these subjects make her essays stand out as the next must-read on your feminist booklist. Whether she is experiencing an endless Indian wedding or being cut out of a skirt by a group of salespeople, Koul uses humor to explore societal expectations as well as her own flaws. Her ruminations on being the daughter of immigrant parents and on the feeling of being from two places but belonging in neither are powerful and playful. -Allison
Radical Hope: Letters of Love and Dissent in Dangerous Times (Paperback)
By Carolina De Robertis (Editor)
Published: Vintage - May 2nd, 2017
Radical Hope lives up to its title; it is meant to inspire and sustain through the era of Trump and the particular political acrimony prevalent now. It is laid out as a series of letters and essays in three parts. The first section, Roots, is about history; the second, Branches, takes on the present day; and the third, Seeds, brings us thoughts on the future. The list of authors and activists that shaped this book is both wide-ranging and impressive, including Alicia Garza (cofounder of #BlackLivesMatter), Viet Thanh Nguyen (author of The Sympathizer), and iO Tillett Wright (creator of the Self Evident Truths Project and We Are You campaign). -Amy
The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America (Hardcover)
By Richard Rothstein
Published: Liveright - May 2nd, 2017
The United States was founded on a system of slavery, though many Americans think that we have left the effects of that system behind us. In The Color of Law, Richard Rothstein reveals the ways in which the United States government perpetuates a system of segregation that continues to this day. He argues that this segregation not only needs to end because of the harm it causes, but that reparations need to be made to its victims because it is a historic and ongoing violation of their constitutional rights. Rothstein's book speaks to all American citizens, demanding that we take action to end what he describes as "America's caste system." -Justus
The Awkward Thoughts of W. Kamau Bell: Tales of a 6' 4", African American, Heterosexual, Cisgender, Left-Leaning, Asthmatic, Black and Proud Blerd, Mama's Boy, Dad, and Stand-Up Comedian (Hardcover)
By W. Kamau Bell
Published: Dutton - May 2nd, 2017
You may know W. Kamau Bell from his stand-up, TV shows, or podcasts/radio shows. If you're a fan, you already know how great this book is going to be (so read it voraciously, and tell your friends)! If you aren't familiar with Bell, pick this book up immediately and prepare yourself for a collection of sociopolitical humor that hits all the right spots. Bell discusses his childhood, the beginning of his comedy career, and his struggle to fit in among the black and white comedy scenes. He also touches on race relations, law enforcement, fatherhood, interracial marriage, Black nerdom, and intersections of racism and sexism. So good! -Liz
PNW Veg: 100 Vegetable Recipes Inspired by the Local Bounty of the Pacific Northwest (Paperback)
By Kim O'Donnel
Published: Sasquatch Books - May 9th, 2017
Kim O'Donnel has created an intriguing collection of both highbrow and lowbrow recipes focused on the bounty of the Pacific Northwest's seasonal produce. In true West Coast spirit, O'Donnel's recipe style is laid-back and encourages substitutions and alterations to accommodate seasonal produce, dietary restrictions, and any unique produce you may find at your local farmer's market. Become a brunch hero with the Cherry Tomato Cobbler with Cheddar Biscuit Topping or Spinach Pancakes with Feta Butter. The Rhubarb Salsa with Cornmeal Crackers is an instant classic and the Dried Bean Cheat Sheet demystifies how to cook local legumes just right. -Allison
Nature Poem (Paperback)
By Tommy Pico
Published: Tin House Books - May 9th, 2017
Tommy Pico is your new favorite poet and I know he's your new favorite poet because he's my new favorite poet and probably Sherman Alexie's and Eileen Myles' new favorite poet too. He captures not just the spirit but, like, the language of our time. Nature Poem seems to pick up almost where his award-winning and ingenious IRL left off. It harnesses that momentum, runs with it, and spams your inbox with this book-length poem about Teebs, a queer Native American poet living in Brooklyn who can't write about nature. It's a timely search for a reconciliation with one's history and identity, full of hard and damning truths. -Eric
October: The Story of the Russian Revolution (Hardcover)
By China Miéville
Published: Verso - May 9th, 2017
With respect to facts, you won't find anything here that isn't already in the existing literature on the Russian Revolution. This is, rather, a purely synthetic work, one which puts the emphasis on narrative. It is Miéville's rare combination of abilities as both a storyteller, who weaves the facts into a compelling drama, and a student of politics, who makes comprehensible the complex web of forces at play in the constantly changing political landscape of 1917, that makes this volume special. October places the reader in the thick of a moment in which everything seemed possible—a tonic for the relative lack of imagination from which we suffer. -Sam
Eating Promiscuously: Adventures in the Future of Food (Hardcover)
By James McWilliams
Published: Counterpoint - May 16th, 2017
Fact: The current mode of food production wreaks havoc on our land, our seas, and ourselves. Fact: We have to make some drastic changes, and soon, to keep up with the dietary needs of an ever-expanding population. Fact: Agrarianism is out; dumpster diving and roadkill consumption are the future. Okay, so the last one is definitely opinion, but it's an impassioned one that McWilliams presents persuasively in Eating Promiscuously. This is a fascinating read, full of radical ideas meant to overhaul the way we grow, shop, cook, and eat. Everyone in favor of a gastronomic and environmental utopia, say aye! -Shawn
We Are Never Meeting in Real Life.: Essays (Paperback)
By Samantha Irby
Published: Vintage - May 30th, 2017
Reading bitches gotta eat blogger Samantha Irby's new collection of essays was like having a conversation with my best friend while occasionally catching glimpses of myself in a mirror. No topic is off limits for Irby, who deftly switches between laugh-out-loud moments and raw, real life experiences of anxiety, depression, Crohn's disease, work, and family. Each essay is enjoyable and provocative in its own right, but together they showcase Irby's tenacity and growth through challenging circumstances and her fierce sense of owning all the messiness of her life, personality, and choices. -Alex
Theft by Finding: Diaries (1977-2002) (Hardcover)
By David Sedaris
Published: Little, Brown and Company - May 30th, 2017
For years, regular attendees of David Sedaris's live appearances have looked forward to readings from his pocket notebooks and diaries. The best of these hilarious, bizarre, and often profane jokes, stories, everyday observations, and family memories (collected over forty years) appear in Theft by Finding, which includes observations from 1977, when he was an art student and hapless construction worker, through 2002. It's well known that before his New Yorker and NPR stories established him as a writer and performer, he worked as an elf and housecleaner, but these are the stories you haven't heard. -Karen
American Eclipse: A Nation's Epic Race to Catch the Shadow of the Moon and Win the Glory of the World (Hardcover)
By David Baron
Published: Liveright - June 6th, 2017
In 1878, people flocked to the Rocky Mountains to observe a highly publicized total solar eclipse. Among them were the egotistical comet and asteroid chaser James Craig Watson searching for the planet Vulcan, astronomer Maria Mitchell trying to prove women's place in science, and a young Thomas Edison testing a new invention. This meticulously researched and engaging narrative, set against the dawn of the Gilded Age, follows the three eclipse chasers as America asserts itself on the scientific world stage. Luckily, we have a chance to experience the awe of a total solar eclipse this August as close as Oregon. This might just make me into an umbraphile! -Andy
Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body (Hardcover)
By Roxane Gay
Published: Harper - June 13th, 2017
"I know that hunger is in the mind and the body and the heart and the soul," writes novelist and essayist Roxane Gay in her powerful memoir. Isolated, bullied at her suburban school, and raped by a friend, she was silent about her traumatic experiences for years, growing ever taller, larger, and disconnected from other people. Her moving account of reawakening to love and learning self-care is also one of endurance, both of the daily cruelties she experiences as a fat woman and the aftereffects of the assault. She writes with candor and eloquence, leaving us questioning our complicity in keeping these silences intact. -Karen
Threads: From the Refugee Crisis (Hardcover)
Published: Verso - June 20th, 2017
The refugee camp in Calais, France, known as "The Jungle," became the go-to media symbol for the tumult of the migration crisis that swept Europe in 2015. In Threads, cartoonist Kate Evans defies that dominant narrative, depicting the reality of humans simply seeking sanity after fleeing the chaos of war. The book chronicles the enduring joy and humanity within the camp despite the brutality of reactionary vigilantes and authorities, as well as Evan's own role as a flawed volunteer. Resembling the masterful graphic style of Joe Sacco, Evans' crude panel layout divided by strips of lace lend the crisis the beautiful, original treatment it deserves. -Tony
Shark Drunk: The Art of Catching a Large Shark from a Tiny Rubber Dinghy in a Big Ocean (Hardcover)
By Morten Stroksnes
Published: Knopf - June 27th, 2017
Shark Drunk is the story of two friends, journalist Morten Strøksnes and contemporary artist Hugo Aasjord, as they take to the waters off the coast of Norway in an attempt to catch a white whale of their own fashioning: the rare, near-mythical Greenland shark—a prehistoric predator whose flesh is so toxic it produces the effects of extreme drunkenness. At turns comical and adventurous, and often bordering on existential, Shark Drunk is a celebration of all the wonders (and grotesqueries) of the Sea. For lovers of art and history and for those who have heard the mysterious calling of the deep. -Eric
Caesar's Last Breath: Decoding the Secrets of the Air Around Us (Hardcover)
By Sam Kean
Published: Little, Brown and Company - July 18th, 2017
If you have never read Sam Kean, I will forgive some skepticism about this one. I certainly wasn't expecting a book about air to be one that had me missing sleep, bargaining with myself in the middle of the night to read "just one more page." But there I was. This book tackles the air we breathe: its history and composition and the captivating cast of characters who worked all of it out. It is an eclectic parade, featuring cranky old mountain men, dinosaurs, daredevil nuclear physicists, aliens, and, of course, poor old Caesar. But Kean brings them together wonderfully, and you will be laughing too hard to notice how much you have learned. -Justin


NEW ORLEANS – A tenant at a New Orleans property alleges a hazardous condition caused her to slip and fall.
Diane Hansen, wife of/and Leslie Hendrickson filed a suit against Arch Specialty Insurance Co., Harbor Homeowners Association Inc. and Michael A. Coggins in the Orleans Parish Civil District Court on Oct. 31.
According to the claim, the plaintiff was a tenant at 500 Lake Marina Ave. No. 208 on Nov. 1, 2015, when the incident occurred. The suit states that the plaintiff was caused to slip and fall on a walkway due to a hazardous condition.
The plaintiff is seeking an unspecified amount in damages. The plaintiff is represented by Leonard J. Cline and Evan F. Trestman of Metairie.


January 27th 2053: Survey of Lacaille 8760 is complete. It has a total of four jump points. No exploration beyond the probes is planned at this time.
March 22nd 2053: Brunke Shipping line is created and recives some government funding. Despite rapid growth, transport to Mars cannot keep up with demand.
April 19th 2053: The first two Hero class ships are laid down, to be done in about a year. Two spillways are designated for each of the new classes, to begin construction as soon as each individual is ready. A few days later the first Argentina class ships are laid down as well.
June 7th 2053: Three new missile designs are commissioned, the M-AM-01B, M-AM-02A, and the M-AS-02A. The first is a direct upgrade of the current anti-missiles on hand. However, command believes they are over engineered for the task at hand, and thus a smaller design is created to go with it. In the future the size AMM launchers will most likely be scaled down as part of this project. The last design is a completely reworked antiship missile. It is projected to have at least a 33% improvement in accuracy as well as a slightly larger warhead for the same size as it's predecessor.
August 6th 2053: Karnopp Shipping Line is established. The civilian sector is having enough success that subsides can be slowly toned down, with the new companies still flourishing.
September 3rd 2053: An improved command facility is completed on Earth. While not strictly needed, with three populated worlds and ever increasing civilian traffic, the old, minimalistic command center wasn't operating at full efficiency.
October 13th 2053: Guy Guillet, the Governor of Titan, is made Duke of France following exceptional management. He is a member of the industrialist, despite being personally far removed from the faction base. He is also well liked in the nobility, having a naturally outgoing personality.
January 5th 2054: Minor protests occur because of the lack of elections. The Emperor reinstates elections for 2055, saying that the crisis is now under control.
January 9th 2054: Hinds Transport and Logistics is formed.
January 11th 2054: Martian governor Pearl Karam is made Duchess of Punjab, in her native India, for her hard work handling the stream of colonists. Despite the population of the planet shooting past 20 million in only a few short years, she's managed to keep the population content and employed. She is also an industrialist faction member. The other nobles aren't quite fond of her, though, because of her withdrawn nature.
February 27th 2054: The supply of underground mercassium is exhausted on Earth. Fortunately, there's a large stockpile of the mineral and it isn't in very high demand.
May 3rd 2054: Tau Ceti is the next system up for survey. A jump point is found fairly quickly. It leads to Delta Eridani, a reddish-orange star. The system has some basing prospects and potential for mining, but nothing that immidiately jumps out as a priority.
May 18th 2054: TES Hero and TES Skyers launched, providing Earth with the first mobile weapon platforms in its arsenal in nearly three years. There is a bit of a naming dispute for future ships of the class. The flagship name was an obvious choice, as was the use of Skyers' name, as he was a flag officer. The plan is to continue using the names of the officers at the Second Battle of Lalande 21185, but the order in which they are chosen is contested between some of the militarist leaders trying to make "symbolic gestures". In the end, however, it's agreed to simply go down the registry list of ships and take the name of the fallen captain for use on the next vessel.
September 3rd 2054: Two salvagers are completed. The project was started long ago, and currently there's no use for the ships, so they are held in reserve for future use.
October 15th 2054: Another jump point is discovered in Tau Ceti. It leads to AD Lenois, a red dwarf. It's a rather bland system, with one possible base site.
January 4th 2055: The two Argentina class ships are finished. While their active sensors are the same as the surviving TES Newfoundland, and thus the Heroes were able to operate before their launch, the Argentina class is overall vastly superior to the old command ship.
January 5th 2055: Elections are held. The Industrialists win because of cooled tensions as the public memory of the battle slightly fades. Also, with the general rise in Industrialist power, the workers who are less fortunate are becoming more politically active. There's some rumblings that the colonies do not get to vote, an issue that must soon be remedied.


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If your social media plan includes the goal of reaching more people with content marketing, maximizing your Facebook presence can be a good tactic. After all, your potential customers are likely already on Facebook, and those who 'like' your Facebook business page are more likely to see the content you post on there.
Lou Abramowski, CEO and founder of Unbenchable, has a knack for helping businesses and brands increase their Facebook presence: with his help Jack Link's Beef Jerky went from 9,000 to 1.2 million ikes, and the Renaissance Festival performer Twig the Fairy, whose Facebook page was born in March 2009, has since hit 260,000 likes.
What's the key to that kind of growth on Facebook? Here's a primer on Abramowski's approach, in seven steps that you can apply.
Step #1: Identify your audience.
Determining the audience you want to target on Facebook can be difficult, especially if your business is very broad. Spend some time thinking about your dream client, or two to three types of people you'd want to reach. Determining their type of work, hobbies, and even demographics (such as age and gender) will guide your plan.
Facebook is a visual medium even though it's not a photo site like Pinterest: posts with images tend to do well with a broad swathe of users. You can post interesting photos on their own, or pair images with text and memes that are trending.
Facebook now lets you schedule your posts in advance—previously marketers had to rely on third-party apps to do that. For marketers who take Abramowski's advice about images that's a godsend, allowing them to hunt down a week's worth of cool photos all at once. Abramowski blocks out an hour each week per page and gathers 20 to 30 images at a time.
Posting at the right time of day can be important, helping your content get seen on Facebook when people are active but competition for their eyeballs is lower.
"Make sure to post them when traffic is attentive and not competitive," Abramowski says.
The best times to publish, says Abramowski, are early in the morning before regular users start to post to their feeds ("sometimes publishing at 6AM will get you traction all day"), right before lunch, early evening and just before bedtime.
Although Abramowski doesn't manage Twig the Fairy's Facebook page day-to-day, the page pages uses images extensively. Software startup Otterology, an inventory system that works with Square, also includes images relevant to small business owners on their Facebook page. Some examples from Lou's own projects: I want to go to there, a destination page with close to 70,000 likes.
Make sure to share more than images on your Facebook page. Consider including funny or inspiring quotes, and links to relevant articles in your industry. Freshbooks is an example of a business that keeps their feed current.
Abramowski recommends spending a dollar a day on Facebook advertising campaigns for your page, letting the social network do the hard work of acquiring more fans. "Facebook is generally going to do a pretty good job of finding people that are interested in your page," says Abramowski. Just go to the advertising page on Facebook, which will ask you what type of results you want for your ads. One option is "get page likes to grow your audience and build your brand." The Facebook ads manager lets you easily target demographics such as gender or age. You'll be charged for each person who sees your ad, and Abramowski believes a dollar a day is enough to get results. Just remember, you want people following you who are interested in your products or services, buying likes doesn't guarantee engagement. You need to have quality content and an ongoing compelling value to keep them around.
If you're trying to reach a specific audience that's not easily targeted with Facebook advertising, Abramowski recommends paying to promote posts that appeal specifically to that crowd. Promoting also known as "boosting" a post begins at an affordable $5. The more you spend, the more people you reach.
Just make sure not to spend money promoting posts or images that don't already have some traction. "If there's no fire, don't pour a gallon of gasoline on it because it's not going to go anywhere," Abramowski explains. Promoting posts that have already shown promise will yield better results.
If you're not already drawing paying clients or customers to your business but accumulating Facebook likes, consider trying to pre-sell a product or service to your Facebook audience to see if it's interesting to them or not. "With pre-selling, if you don't hit the target number, you don't have to do anything," Abramowski says, rather than go back to the drawing board.
Have any Facebook growth tips of your own? Share away in the comments.
I cant agree with courtney more. Constantly bragging about your brand 100 percent of the time will have followers hating you. Share content that is funny, engaging and educational and your followers will come.
Step #2 – Keep in mind that Facebook has publicly said that it is now changing its algorithm to further value "news"….sort of Twitter-esque in a way. If you take a look at posts and do a direct comparison between content posts and multimedia posts; you will see an incredible shift in reach compared to just a couple months ago. Do a couple sample posts and check it out; believe it or not but Facebook is penalizing you at times for having some of that great visual content right now.
Couldn't agree less with Step 5. When you advertise on Facebook, unless the person that clicks like on your page AND expresses they wish to receive updates ("show in news feed" or "Get notifications"), they will not see your posts unless you pay Facebook again. This is a known issue and us duping many Facebook page business owners. Its very icky and shame on Facebook for doing so.
I watched a webinar last week that gave a great tip about business Social Media pages. It said to "humanize" your pages. Use the 80/20 ratio. 80% of your content should be humanized to include news stories, funny pictures, videos, etc. about content not related to your business (something a human would be interested in). 20% of your content should be about your specific business. I have been using this philosophy and it is greatly growing my Social Media following.


The key question today is whether bulls can hold yesterday's break upwards, and for that bulls should ideally stay above broken resistance in the 1860-4 area SPX today. A sustained break below could be a new wave down. While that support area holds bulls are back in the technical saddle.


Time and again we have mentioned the magnificence of the Lebanese artistry when it comes to the world of fashion. There are many among the mix of designers, who have immense creative talent and the ability to truly wow us with their final products, often leading us into the world of fairies or the perfect red carpet events. Among the very best in the Lebanese designers is undoubtedly Elie Saab, with his ethereal looks and impeccable eye for fashion. However, this year he seems to have gone dark, with a rather witchy appeal to the Elie Saab fall/winter 2016-2017 ready-to-wear collection, the red gowns our favorites from the horde of 56 different ensembles.
The final crimson look is probably the very best out of them all, with long sleeves, flowing skirts, ruffled edges to the open shoulders and the plunging neckline, all of which was complemented with a black choker studded with gold, a red belt cinching in the waist of the dress that we are positive will be making itself available on the red carpet soon enough. There were even matching red platform heels to complement the tempting seductress it created, in a look a little more subtle than the near fully lace dress with the ruffled high neck, the sleeveless cut and body enhancing looks that really accentuated every last curve.
Throughout the Elie Saab fall 2016 collection, black was the most prominent color, followed by the appearances of crimson either as part of the black ensemble or on its own. We saw quite a bit of purple as well, with lace dresses all around, purple platform shoes and purple high-heeled boots seen all over as well. There were purple scarves and purple accessories as well, while a single white dress appeared among the mix.
If we were to tell a story, it would be that of a dark witch with a conscience, who rather enjoyed a good seduction but who held an air of innocence about her. She would be confident in her own body, while also managing to blend in with the society about her, taking on the trends that were deemed necessary at the time. She has an arrogant streak and a deep appreciation of her own dark arts, while her fashion sense is unparalleled, no matter if she opts for black, red or purple frocks. At the end of the day, this is a witch not to be reckoned with, inclusive of the stereotypical hat but without a single broom in sight.
Considering the fact that Halloween falls in the autumn months, it might be an interesting choice to wear out a lacy Elie Saab dress for the weekend's parties, preferably in a classier setting. The award for the most fashionable costume will undoubtedly fall into your hands. After all, who can resist an Elie Saab item, particularly when it has a darker theme to the whole of the outlook? We cannot wait to get a chance to enjoy the fruits of Saab's labors this fall!


Archaeology doesn't have a very high profile on Irish television. Blood of the Irish was a programme we enjoyed earlier this year and now a new series called Secrets of the Stones has started. It is written, produced and directed by Julian Thomas and Lisa Sabina Harvey and has Dr Peter Harbison and Rob Vance as consultants. The RTE website is here and a detailed, beautifully illustrated pdf brochure for the series can be found here.


You can make a pouch as waterproof as you like, but liquids can pass through a traditional metal or plastic zipper. That's the problem that outdoor supplier Nite Ize wanted to solve with his new RunOff bags.
Nite Ize had to develop a completely new approach to zippers that triggered a century or two of conventions to create a seal whose sides grasp each other every inch. When the "TRU Zip" head pushes into the groove at the other end, the soft pouch is absolutely airtight: exerting a hundred pounds of force on the top will not cause squeaking.
 The company aims to attract general travelers because the bags are ideal to keep liquids from shaving sets and cosmetic bags from leaking. They also lend themselves to waterproof, waterproof inserts that protect a damp swimsuit from moisturizing the inside of your backpack. Outdoor and camping enthusiasts, or anyone who gets drenched unpredictably, could also find use.
The RunOff bags have no compromise: they take much more power than a regular bag to close. enough that small children or those with arthritis may not be able to fully close them. But with bags the size of a wallet up to about eighteen inches square you should be able to find one for many uses. Prices range from $ 25 to $ 55, depending on their size, and will be available immediately.


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