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Frith, Francis
6 Prints (albumen, tipped into album leaves with printed captions on verso)
FSA.A2016.02
Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Archives
6 albumen prints, dated 1857 on the negative and on the album page, of Egyptian antiquities and the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. All are from a disassembled copy of Frith's publication, "Egypt and Palestine. Photographed and Described by Francis Frith. in Two Volumes" Photograph titles are: Rock Tombs and Belzoni's Pyramid, Gizeh; The Granite Pylon, ...
Ruth Jonas Bardin papers
Bardin, Ruth Jonas, 1906-
17 Items ((on 2 partial microfilm reels))
AAA.bardruth
2 resumes, 1970 and 1974; catalog introduction by William Zorach to Bardin's exhibition at the New York Public Library, 1960; clippings regarding her exhibition at Artists' House, Jerusalem, 1973; and photographs of her sculptures.
Helen Covensky papers
Covensky, Helen Ciesla, 1925-2007
850 Items ((on 1 microfilm reel))
AAA.covehele
Biographical data; ca. 120 catalogs; clippings; four files on exhibitions at the Detroit Institute of Art, Lim Art Gallery in Tel-Aviv, Livingstone-Learmouth Gallery in New York City, and London Arts Gallery in Detroit, containing letters, receipts for works of art, loan agreements, price lists, exhibition announcements, newspaper and magazine clip...
Marli Shamir photographs
National Museum of African Art (U.S.)
Shamir, Marli
229 Gelatin silver prints (black and white, 8 x 10 in. or smaller)
89 Photographic prints ((1 v.), black and white, 23 x 18 cm. or smaller)
EEPA.1995-025
Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, National Museum of African Art
Photographs taken by Marli Shamir in Mali, in 1971. The majority of the images show architecture in Djenne, Mali. Other images depict architecture of the Dogon in Timbuktu, Gao and San. Photographs from this collection were featured by Labelle Prussin's thesis entitled, "The Architecture of Djenne; African Synthesis and Transformation," (Yale University, 1974) and in her book entitled, "Hatumere: Islamic Design in West Africa," (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1986). The images have also been displayed in an exhibition entitled, "Marli Shamir Photographs from the Sahel," held in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, in 1976.
Leonora Jackson McKim photograph collection of scenery and people in Norway, Israel and Palestine, Italy, and Canada
McKim, Leonora Jackson, 1880-1969
24 Prints (albumen)
5 Prints (probably chromolithograph)
4 Prints (collotype)
2 Prints (silver gelatin)
NAA.PhotoLot.159
National Anthropological Archives
Photographs depicting people and historically or geologically significant sites. Most of the collection consists of images of Norway, particularly the Sami people, towns, and reindeer. It also includes oversized postcards depicting temple remains in Agrigento (Girgenti), Italy, color images of Biblical locations in Jerusalem and Palestine, and imag...
Veronika Soul Collection
Soul, Veronika
Collection contains various albums, graphics and photographs, primarily of Japan, but also including China and the Middle East. Three photograph albums of Tianjin created by a Japanese military officer named Etsuzan in the late 1930s. Includes photographs of the city and of army life, foreign concessions, and the Tianjin flood of 1939. Also include...
Ned J. Burns papers
Burns, Ned J.
AAA.burnned
Reference materials accumulated by Burns on the history of panoramas. Included are: twenty note cards; a reprint of "Marquard Wocher and His Panorama of Thun," by H. Albert Steiger-Bay; a three-page article by Helen Lockwood Coffin, "Dioramas-Panoramas-Cycloramas"; a translation of an "Essay on the History of Panoramas and Dioramas," by Germain Bap...
Irwin D. Hoffman papers
Hoffman, Irwin D., 1901-
1.6 Linear feet
AAA.hoffirwi
431 photographs of Irwin, family members and works of art; 5 sketchbooks and 4 loose sketches, undated; an undated diary containing brief entries; exhibition catalogs and announcements, 1927-1981; clippings, undated and 1924-1984; a book IRWIN D. HOFFMAN published by American Artists Group, 1936; and a file on Hebrew University, Jerusalem, 1922-198...
Map of Palestine of Byzantine period with emphasis on places of Biblical importance
NAA.MS281099
Copied in 1890s, original probably 6th century A.D.
Stephen Haboush Photograph Collection
Haboush, Stephen A.
1 Cubic foot (11 boxes)
NMAH.AC.1143
Archives Center, National Museum of American History
This collection documents, through lantern slides, slides, prints and negatives, life in Jerusalem, Damascus, Cairo, and other locations in the Middle East. The majority of the photographs were created and assembled by Stephen Haboush, although some were purchased. Haboush routinely traveled to his birthplace of Israel and he photographed his travels. He then used the photographs for lectures about his life as a shepherd and experiences in the Holy Land.


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The Cancel Culture of First Century Judea
Christopher G. Adamo - Author of "Rules for Defeating Radicals"
When Herod the "Great," who had been installed in 37 B.C. as Rome's puppet "king" over Judea, heard the disturbing news of the prophesied King of the Jews coming to the land, he did not seek to learn of the true nature of this King, or how humanity would be blessed by Him. In Herod's eyes, such a person could only pose a threat to his monopoly of power over the region.
The account of Herod's response to the coming of the Messiah is given in the second Chapter of the Gospel of Matthew. It was as horrific as it was predictable. Herod dispatched troops to Bethlehem, ordering them to kill every male child under the age of two. Thus the event that was first heralded by the angels of Heaven under a standard of "Peace on Earth," offered by God to humanity, was warped beyond measure in Herod's poisoned mind, his response to it wreaking unimaginable suffering and grief on the people of Bethlehem.
Herod knew his reign was artificial and illegitimate, which made it extremely fragile. The Jewish people of the region thoroughly despised him. So like any "ruler" who does not derive his power from the consent of the governed, Herod was paranoid to the point of neurosis, fearing everyone and anyone who might possibly pose a threat to his tenuous hold on the throne. His obsession was so overpowering that it eventually drove him to the murder his own sons in an effort to forestall any attempt at his overthrow. So killing the innocent sons of others was entirely within his capability.
In so many ways Herod is reflective of those throughout history, who have sought power over their fellow human beings by attempting to supplant any other devotion or allegiance in them. The single greatest threat to their uncontested rule has been the recognition among people of the omnipotent God of goodness and love who is the same "yesterday, today, and forever." This God does not bend to the cultural ebbs and flows of society as it arises to goodness and prosperity, only to wallow in self-absorption, and then inevitably descend into decadence and eventual squalor. Nor does He bow to the whims of those many vain humans who would aspire to hold ultimate dominion over the minds and hearts of a people.
So throughout history, the only option available to them in their twisted souls is to attempt to destroy any recognition of the God who created this universe and holds ultimate authority over it. In this regard, Herod's appalling behavior was hardly an anomaly. Perhaps if he could cancel the heralded Messiah, he might maintain his presumption of unassailable power, though mortality was as imminent as the ruthless hand of Rome to potentially come down upon him, were he to step across any forbidden boundaries.
In recent centuries, the world has seen the advent of many such ideologies, deeming themselves the ultimate uncontested rule for all of history going forward, as they bubble up from the cauldron of blind human ambition, only to blow into oblivion as their promises of unending utopia collapse into chaos and calamity. The pattern is unbroken, and will remain that way, as long as mere mortals seek to be in control.
Yet they keep trying. First, the threat of the old order must be eradicated. The heritage of the people, whether it was the Old Testament prophesies of a coming Messiah to save humanity, or the promises of the "Blessings of liberty" secured to the posterity of those who framed and ratified the United States Constitution, are an obstruction to those with an agenda of consuming self-interest. Hence, on any pretense, they are attacked wherever they are manifested, whether it be as historic monuments, or in their accurate portrayal as taught to ensuring generations. Claims of statues being attacked on the basis that they extol slavery are mere facades, since the end goal is to eliminate any recognition of America's heritage as it promoted "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" of one nation under God.
In the same sense that Herod wanted to do away with any hope in the minds of the people other than their fealty to him, the modern counterculture demands that the "morals" of America be redefined solely on its terms. The tenets of the Nation's Judeo-Christian foundation are too starkly at odds with the noxious ideology of Marxism, which is the direction in which the leftists/socialists intend to take us by any available means. So just as Herod sought to know the place of the Savior's birth from the Magi, under the phony premise that he wanted to go there to worship, the leftist counterculture of twenty-first century America promotes its agenda under the phony premise of "perfecting" the nation, when its real goal is total destruction of every good and decent precept of the American ideal.
Twenty centuries later, "King" Herod is but a detestable footnote to the monumental events of the era in which he lived, while Jesus and His message of redemption ring louder than ever across the world. Likewise, while the Marxists have made their name by wreaking unfathomable misery and death across the world in the past two centuries, everywhere they seek to ascend to uncontested power, they shortly fall into chaos and depravation Eventually, they are consigned to what Ronald Reagan referred to as the "ash heap of history." Their fate will be no different this time around. The only question is whether or not "We the People" will let them trample our heritage, and wrest it from us.
Christopher G. Adamo is a lifelong conservative from the American Heartland. He has been involved in grassroots and state-level politics for many years, seeking to restore and uphold the Judeo-Christian principles on which our Nation was founded. His book, "Rules for Defeating Radicals" is the "Go To" guide for effectively confronting and overcoming the dirty tricks of the political left. It is available at Amazon.
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Sophie Trémolet
Water Security Director, Europe
Water security, Water Funds, Conservation finance
Email: media@tnc.org
Sophie Trémolet is Europe Water Security Europe Director for The Nature Conservancy, where she leads the development and implementation of a program to accelerate investment in nature-based solutions for water security in Europe and globally. She is in charge of building strategic relationships with Europe-based public and private funders, utilities or regulators so as to support a gradual shift towards greater incorporation of nature into water security investments.
Prior to joining The Nature Conservancy in 2018, she had worked for 20 years on issues of financing, institutional and regulatory reforms and private sector participation in the water sector. She started her career as a consultant working for NERA (an economic consultancy) and ERM (an environmental consultancy) before setting up and running a consultancy specialised on economic and financial aspects of the water sector. As a consultant, she advised a broad range of clients, including major development banks, bilateral donors, NGOs, leading universities and private foundations. She then joined the World Bank as a Senior Economist in the Water Global Practice, where she led the preparation and supervised projects in West Africa, contributed to establishing a new multi-donor Trust Fund and developed the Bank's approaches and tools in the area of blended finance for water.
She has published extensively in the areas of water financing, included on results-based financing, blended finance and microfinance for sanitation, natural capital investments and the application of nature-based solutions to addressing water security challenges. Since joining The Nature Conservancy, she led the preparation of two reports, including Investing in Nature for European Water Security, which identifies the roles that nature-based solutions can play to tackle Europe's water security challenges and Investing in Nature: private finance for nature-based resilience, a survey of private investors' interest in natural capital investments.
She holds a Masters in Economics and Business from Sciences-Po (Paris) and a Masters in International Affairs, with a specialization in Economic and Political development from Columbia University (New York). London, where she lives with husband and two daughters, has been her base throughout her professional career.


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Mrs v Mrs.
The Americans have assuaged their national guilt by having elected a half-white president; and they think it could now be time to elect a woman (the saucy devils!).
The current favourites are Mrs Bush, Mrs Nixon, Oprah Winfrey, Mrs Clinton, or why not combine all the essential PC elements, and have the fragrant Mrs Obama.
Mrs Obama could be the front runner. She's what is known (over the pond) as 'African American', she's a she, and she has two children; the perfect combination for photo opportunities.
Mrs Obama certainly looks more presentable than Mrs Clinton. She has impeccable presidential connections, she wouldn't look like a 'short-arse' in international diplomatic circles, and I hear she can cook a stomping Apple Pie. What more could the USA want?
yael 14 April 2015 at 08:10
And she can make more egreemants with Iran like her husband.
SARA MILLER 14 April 2015 at 08:12
Above , a pic of your wife...as she seems to be blond like Hilary and stupid because blond !
Cro Magnon 14 April 2015 at 09:09
You have now been 'blocked' and reported to Google + for 'hate speech'. I hope this is the end of you!
Haha good you are efficace but google + will not care ... you are a little will be paysan and I suppise you need to blig to have some friends.Poor you !!!!!
You claimed to be male, then claim to be female. I'm now wondering how old you are..... I'd guess about 12.
10 , lol. A male called Sara, why not I love transgenders. Not so narrow minded.
Alden Smith 14 April 2015 at 09:16
I didn't think that O'Barmy was born on US soil.
We now have an ex-New York Mayor who wants to be Mayor of London, we have a present Mayor of London who was born in New York, and the very first Mayor of New York (Capt Thomas Willett) is a fellow old-boy of my alma mater. It takes all sorts.
I thought his Hawaii origins were discredited. He certainly seems very cagey about his birthplace.
Rachel 14 April 2015 at 11:41
I thought he was born in Nairobi.
Ro 14 April 2015 at 09:29
Of course electing someone competent would be entirely illogical. Checking the diversity, feminist boxes is far more important than actually being able to do the job. Something that has also crept into politics in the UK as well. I don't vote based on skin colour, sex, race, disability. I vote for the bugger who is the most competent. Naturally with them being politicians that leaves a very restricted choice, in some elections none at all.
I would suggest that it might be best to vote for the least incompetent. Even more restricted.
I suggest that Hillary Clinton has sex in the Oval Office with all the interns in the White House and upholds the great memories and entertainment that Bill gave us in the otherwise dull world of politics in the 1990s. Of course she needs to get into office first. Otherwise she should put her slippers on and retire with Bill.
The 'Revenge sex' would be fun, but what about the 'Revenge policies'? I favour the slippers.
Frances Garrood 14 April 2015 at 15:12
Great suggestions, all of them! Cro, I would very much like to contact you about another matter. How do I go about it? My email is on my blog.
Mac n' Janet 14 April 2015 at 16:19
I'm not a great Hilary fan, but compared to the weirdos running on the other side she looks good.
Really? I know nothing about her, but she looks dodgy to me.
You know nothing about her, but you find she looks dodgy. You are VERY logical in your statement, how stupid Mr. Cro. The comments.you wished to get are quite diffetent, most of the answers are positive concerning H.C..
Echec et mat
Gail, northern California 14 April 2015 at 17:53
Just my two cents....I'd love to see Elizabeth Warren as our first female President.
The Broad 14 April 2015 at 18:03
Since the conservative Republican favourite Ted Cruz threw his hat into the ring the legal constitutional beagles have come up with a new interpretation of what the founding fathers meant by the term Natural born citizen. Ted Cruz was born in Canada of American parents. And John McCain was born in Panama!
as for Hillary -- I am a fan -- but I wish she weren't running. It will be a very nasty campaign...
The Weaver of Grass 14 April 2015 at 19:13
There is an interesting article on Hilary in today's Times 2 - I too, like The Broad, am a fan - anyone who could put up with Bill and come out the other side smiling and up beat has my vote. But quite rightly you say - US Politics is a nasty business - all the folk I blog with who live over there say as much. And we think ours in bad.
donna baker 14 April 2015 at 19:36
I have very few heroes, but Hillary Clinton is one and I have already donated to her election. The male republicans have been bashing her for the last few years, knowing that she would run. It will get ugly, but I do think she'd make a good president. That said, I do wonder what makes people like her run. It is such a thankless job, but she believes in service to her fellow man and country.
carolyn 14 April 2015 at 21:14
Sorry former Secretary of State Hillary R. Clinton does not seem 'presentable' enough for you.
angryparsnip 14 April 2015 at 21:52
No, No, No... She has been around Bill to long secretive, lies and she messed up big time as Secretary Of State. Can anyone say Benghazi ? She lied about this too.
Now she is pretending to be one of the Middle Class and driving around in a van. I am one of the Middle Class and she is not.
I belong to the Democrat Party but not for long.
Good to see that there are equal amounts of pros and cons; that's how it should be.
The fact that she chose to conduct high level state business on her private unsecured servers and then when caught chose to delete them shows her entirely unsuitable for government office.
All her dirty laundry will be aired now though and as I understand it there is quite a bit to air!
Starting Over, Accepting Changes - Maybe 15 April 2015 at 17:07
I have seen Hillary in person a few times and have been very impressed. It is time for a woman to be President and she has my vote.
Sherry 15 April 2015 at 21:06
She has mine too.
It's time for a woman to be president? You regard gender as the most important qualification? Wouldn't you want someone whose abilities made them stand out as your first choice?
When people here voted for Mrs Thatcher it was because she represented competent leadership, which given the opposition at the time wasn't hard, not because she was female.
How right you are Ro.
Stuff arrives.
My cans-n-dry-goods larder.
Bloody weather.
Being positive.
A pleasant but unexpected letter.
Doppelgänger No 4007¾.
Visiting DOGS.
Fish ignorant (as well).
Florignoramus.
My Favourite Recent News Story.
Apple growing.
UK General Election Special.
Paté en Croute.
Baby Bird Season.
Bacon goo..
Summer's within sight.
Life in the country.
Keep Calm.
Abandoned.
Haddock's rebirth.
It's getting NASTY.
You (I) learn something every day....
The Glenn Miller Story.
Easter Sproutings
Sissinghurst.
Home alone again.
The Dalai Lama meets Rick Stein.
Billy-boy-Badger
In two minds about Amaryllis.


When the floor cell is empty it extracts from first item in backpack instead. It's very annoying, especially when you have there some Fireproof Book, and ordinary book of this kind is in your auto-destroy list.
I could use this. I am always extracting something I shouldn't.
Now I need an auto-extract added so that when I encounter certain types of objects on the floor they automatically get extracted.
Good idea. I'll think about implementing it.
Hey thanks Shany, your patch fixes some borked assert() statements in the C/jansson port's squelch code. Cool... I'll import them to my fork too.
BTW, regarding the C++ port... Is there any way to make this thing compile faster? It takes about 5 times longer than the C port.
tome: /home/proteus/Projects/tome2/src/squeltch.c:582: condition_and_add: Assertion `c != ((void *)0)' failed.
This happens when pressing Esc while adding an automizer clause.
To be honest I don't think that assert() statement is well placed - in Angband, the Esc key means "forget I said that", so it will definitely make stuff NULL. I'm not sure yet exactly where in the code the clause becomes NULL... Ideally though, Esc should exit the clause menu, or at least do nothing at all.
This works fine. I'll submit a patch.
Edit 3: no, that does not work fine. There is something very wrong here; I can't nest clauses at all. As of right now it looks like the automizer is completely broken.
Also there's a second 'and' rule at the end of the rule list, which produces a segfault if selected. Not sure what's up with that yet.
Edit 4: This is just for the C port though. Not sure about C++.
The asserts are there for a reason. It's essentially a guard to give advance warning of Undefined Behavior. UB is a very scary and damaging thing in C/C++.
Please report any particular assert failures you find as bugs.
The asserts are there for a reason.
Ah, sorry. It looked like they would fail under quite normal conditions, but yeah, I didn't check how those structs could end up being NULL.
Anyway the above assert() failure is the only one I've found in the automizer.
Then run make, and subsequent compiles will run quite fast indeed.
Last edited by AnonymousHero on Mon Jun 08, 2015 3:37 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Btw, just as a general thing: I'm unlikely to proactively do anything about the C code at this point unless a) the problem is game-ending problems, or b) people provide a patch. I'm quite happy to apply purely bugfix patches. Functionality patches -- not so much. I don't want the 'master' branch to diverge functionally from the 'cpp' branch.
I've just pushed a commit which should drastically reduce C++ compilation time. See the relevant commit for details.
Re the C port - the automizer (AFAICT) works without any issues in C++, so probably better to let that stuff get fixed when merging C++ I guess.
I do have a suggestion for C++, though, which involves changes to the CMake files. My thought is, it would be good to have a target for a static Win32 binary, cross-compiled using MinGW. Currently the only way to compile for Windows is to compile on Windows, which is rather painful. With a working cross-compile target, the Windows binary could be built on Linux and tested under Wine.
If it's workable, then I'd be very happy to merge a patch that could do this! Do you happen to know what the build chain requirements are?
Unfortunately I don't know the requirements, and the distro I'm on does not have MinGW in the repos. But I'll give it a shot.
'nother BSD build problem in master: h-system.h includes <sys/timeb.h>. OpenBSD (as of 5.8 series snapshots) doesn't have this, so compile fails rather quickly. Without that include line, the build completes and the game runs fine.
Hmm... Not at the moment; I don't have a dedicated OpenBSD machine, and it can't run on VirtualBox. I'll see when I can get around to it though.
Although - this was in master, with the broken automizer and all... I thought you weren't working on master any more?


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#ifndef __VOTCA_APPLICATION_H
#define	__VOTCA_APPLICATION_H

#include <boost/program_options.hpp>
#include "property.h"

namespace votca { namespace tools {

class Application
{
public:
    Application();
    virtual ~Application();

    /**
     * \brief executes the program
     * \param argc argc from main
     * \param argv argv from main
     * \return return code
     */
    int Exec(int argc, char **argv);
    int ExecThreaded(int argc, char **argv);

    /**
     * \brief program name
     * \return string with program name
     *
     * overload this function to set the program name
     */
    virtual string ProgramName() = 0;

    /**
     * \brief version string of application
     * \return version string
     */
    virtual string VersionString();

    /**
     * \brief help text of application without version information
     * \param out ostream for output
     */
    virtual void HelpText(std::ostream &out) = 0;

    /**
     * \brief Initialize application data
     *
     * Initialize is called by run before parsing the command line.
     * All necesassary command line arguments can be added here
     */
    virtual void Initialize() {}

    /**
     * \brief Process command line options
     * \return true to contine, false to stop
     *
     * EvaluateOptions is called by Run after parsing the command line.
     * return true if everything is ok, false to stop and show help text.
     */
    virtual bool EvaluateOptions() { return false; }

    /**
     * \brief Check weather required option is set
     * \param option_name name of the option
     * \param error_msg error message if option is missing
     *
     * CheckRequired is called from EvaluateOptions if a required options is set.
     * If not, the list of possible options is shown and an exception with
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    void CheckRequired(const string &option_name, const string &error_msg="");

    /**
     * \brief Main body of application
     *
     * Run is called after command line was parsed + evaluated. All
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    virtual void Run() { }
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    /**
     * \brief add option for command line
     * \param group group string
     * \return easy_init of boost, see documentation
     *
     * Adds an option to the available command line options. If no group is
     * specified, it is added to the standard group (Allowed Options). If group
     * is given, a sub group for this set of options will be created.
     */
    boost::program_options::options_description_easy_init
        AddProgramOptions(const string &group = "");

    /**
     * \brief get available program options & descriptions
     * \return variables_map (see boost documentation)
     */
    boost::program_options::variables_map &OptionsMap() { return _op_vm; }
    boost::program_options::options_description &OptionsDesc() { return _op_desc; }

    /**
     * \brief filters out the Hidden group from the options descriptions
     * \return Option descriptions without the "Hidden" group
     */
    boost::program_options::options_description &VisibleOptions(){ return _visible_options; }

    /**
     * \brief call StopExecution after EvaluateOptions
     *
     * This is useful if the program executes an operation in EvaluateOptions
     * and then wants to stop execution successfully. Call StopExecution and
     * return true in EvaluateOptions.
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    /// length of the output help
    enum HelpType{ HelpShort, HelpLong };

    /**
     * \brief Print long/short descriptions of calculators
     *
     * @param calculator_name name of a calculator
     * @param help_path path in VOTCASHARE were xml file with help is stored
     * @param helptype long or short (with options) help
     */
    void PrintDescription(std::ostream &out, const string &calculator_name, const string help_path, HelpType helptype );

protected:
    /// Variable map containing all program options
    boost::program_options::variables_map _op_vm;

    /// program options required by all applications
    boost::program_options::options_description _op_desc;

    std::map<string, boost::program_options::options_description> _op_groups;

    virtual void ShowHelpText(std::ostream &out);

    void ShowManPage(std::ostream &out);

    void ShowTEXPage(std::ostream &out);

    bool _continue_execution;

private:
    /// get input parameters from file, location may be specified in command line
    void ParseCommandLine(int argc, char **argv);

    /// program options without the Hidden group
    boost::program_options::options_description _visible_options;

};

}}

#endif	/* __VOTCA_APPLICATION_H */

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On December 18 more than a dozen protesters including UIDN's Emma Kreyche staged a sit-in at U.S. Rep. John Faso's hometown district office in Kinderhook. They demanded that Faso support a clean DREAM act and withhold his vote on the federal budget unless the act is included. Nine protesters were arrested in acts of civil disobedience.
The action was one of dozens of recent actions nationwide in support of passing a Clean DREAM Act on December 22. It was initiated by Columbia County Sanctuary Movement.
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UK Man Actually Arrested for Anti-Islam... 'Thoughts'?!
In the UK, it is now a crime to offend Muslims. Or even to think anti-Islam thoughts. Thanks to Paul Joseph Watson, we learned that Tommy Robinson, the former leader of the English Defense League (kind of like a Pam Geller with more tea) was arrested—to prevent him from attending a 'Draw Mohammad' cartoon meeting. No, he did not even attend the "Draw Mohammad" event... but he planned on it.
Now before you think we're being conspiracy theorists you need to know that the British police did not deny the claim and Tommy Robinson himself validated it. This is real. This is actually happening. Watch Paul Joseph Watson report on it below:
At this point, is it at all overboard to say that the UK has officially created the "thought police"? It's not hyperbole if it's just a literal description, right? Tommy Robinson was arrested merely because he had the 'Draw Mohammad' event penciled into his calendar. That's an arrest able offense?
As was pointed out in the video: Just compare that to how an ISIS flag being paraded about the streets was treated. Apparently, in Britain some forms of free speech are allowed, while politically incorrect thoughts, are not. The fact that this is happening in a Western country is shocking. Free speech has been dead in the UK for a long time. Now it seems that free thought is dead in the water.
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Obama is just like Blair: slippery, deceitful, and hates anyone who disagrees. Now he's in your e-mails! The thought police are active if you are against the Kenyan Conman's regime. We've seen it all first in Britain! By Alan Franklin.
One of the benefits of having been a Chief Reporter for ten years then an editor and publisher for 21, is that I covered a lot of criminal courts and interviewed a lot of shysters. I know the type. So when Tony B. Liar smoothed his way into office in Britain, helped by his homosexual spin doctor Mandelson, known in Britain as "the Prince of Darkness," I knew immediately that a master manipulator had been elected. Something nasty was behind the smarmy smile, as Christians soon discovered. Obama is exactly the same.
In Britain our freedom of speech has been rapidly eroded, as political correctness was rolled out across schools, hospitals and everywhere the government could reach. Spin replaced substance but underneath it all was a multifaith, anti-Christian agenda.
Blair was a disaster, the worst Prime Minister in British history, and that's saying something. Having destroyed Britain he has now moved on to meddle in the Middle East, as the world's "peace envoy", and also to promote "interfaith," which means "all roads lead to God and real Christianity must go." Despite supporting abortion and homosexuality whenever possible, he joined the Catholic church. Stinking hypocrite? Yes, and worse.
I was putting together some slides for one of my presentations yesterday and discovered that Britain has 1.5 times as many surveillance cameras as China!
We now have cameras that talk to people, bossing them around in the streets! They are being installed in 20 cities. They are also getting listening devices.Some places also have face monitoring systems so they can scan for people the authorities are interested in.
The average Briton is now filmed about 300 times per day! We also have camera cars patrolling the streets, filming whatever takes their fancy and harassing motorists.
We are years ahead of America in plans to put GPS systems in cars etc.They also want even more speed cameras, speed averaging cameras- you name it. All of them are being linked into one enormous grid. The records of journeys are logged and kept. As you drive down the main highways your number plates are scanned every few miles. Our son and I spent a day in the control room where all this information is monitored- an astonishing operation, with screens showing all the main roads.
If any organisation in America would like me to come and give a Powerpoint presentation on this and other aspects of the New World Order, the EU in Bible prophecy and much else, I am planning a tour of the States in the spring. Book now!
Earlier, I wrote about Barack Obama's White House web site that encourages citizens to report on other citizens. It was an unprecedented move by the Obama's advisors to obtain information on people who disagree with their positions. What would be done with this information? Where would it be stored? What information would be collected? All these questions went unanswered.Now, many Americans across the country are getting official White House e-mail messages which support Obama's health care plan. The problem is... these people did not sign up to receive such messages. When asked about this issue, the White House response was a series of ums and errs.The problem of unsolicited e-mails from the White House was raised by Fox News' Major Garrett, after he noted that Fox had received hundreds of complaints from citizens saying they are now getting White House e-mail messages from Obama advisor David Axelrod. As usual, Gibbs will not answer the question and only perpetuates the notion that the Obama White House is up to no good.I have personally been contacted by numerous GOPUSA subscribers wondering how they are suddenly receiving White House e-mails. I have no idea, but rather than the White House providing answers, all they provided was the brush off.Finally, on Sunday, the White House provided a response and blamed other groups. As noted in a report on FOXNews.com, "The White House for the first time Sunday seemed to acknowledge that people across the country received unsolicited e-mails from the administration last week about health care reform, suggesting the problem is with third-party groups that placed the recipients' names on the distribution list."Fox News received a statement from the White House which read:"The White House e-mail list is made up of e-mail addresses obtained solely through the White House Web site. The White House doesn't purchase, upload or merge from any other list, again, all e-mails come from the White House Web site as we have no interest in e-mailing anyone who does not want to receive an e-mail," the statement said. "If an individual received the e-mail because someone else or a group signed them up or forwarded the e-mail, we hope they were not too inconvenienced.""Further, we suggest that they unsubscribe from the list by clicking the link at the bottom of the e-mail or tell whomever forwarded it to them not to forward such information anymore. We are implementing measures to make subscribing to e-mails clearer, including preventing advocacy organizations from signing people up to our lists without their permission when they deliver petition signatures and other messages on individuals' behalf."The White House e-mails were even received by a GOPUSA staff member. In one e-mail, Obama senior advisor David Axelrod addresses health care by noting that "rumors and scare tactics have only increased as more people engage with the issue. Given a lot of the outrageous claims floating around, it's time to make sure everyone knows the facts about the security and stability you get with health insurance reform."In a second e-mail, also on the health care topic, Axelrod says, "Across the country we are seeing vigorous debate about health insurance reform. Unfortunately, some of the old tactics we know so well are back -- even the viral emails that fly unchecked and under the radar, spreading all sorts of lies and distortions."He continues:So let's start a chain email of our own. At the end of my email, you'll find a lot of information about health insurance reform, distilled into 8 ways reform provides security and stability to those with or without coverage, 8 common myths about reform and 8 reasons we need health insurance reform now. Right now, someone you know probably has a question about reform that could be answered by what's below. So what are you waiting for? Forward this email.In addition, to Axelrod spreading his own misinformation, there is a big problem. This GOPUSA associate never signed up for the White House e-mails. When asked on what sites or business he uses that e-mail address, he said that it is used on the "government website for retired federal employees health care." In addition, he uses it on the family's health insurance web site and prescription drug web site.Now, let's assume that the White House explanation is true... that some left-wing advocacy group took the e-mail addresses from a petition and signed up the people to receive White House e-mail messages. The problem is that the GOPUSA staff member never signed any left-wing petition. I would venture to say that many of the conservatives out there who are now receiving Axelrod e-mails also never signed a left-wing health care petition.The White House response to this issue is weak. First they ask for people to be turned in for spreading "fishy" information about health care, and now those same type of people are getting White House e-mails? As noted in a story on OneNewsNow.com, former White House Press Secretary Dana Perino said:"I'm still so close to having been White House press secretary that I imagine what it would have been like for me at the White House podium if there was a suggestion that we had taken the 'fishy' email list and then tried to use those email addresses to espouse our position to them. I am pretty sure that the White House briefing room would have been unglued."Barack Obama's White House is engaging in behaviors that certainly warrant more attention from the media. Collecting information on "dissidents" and then sending propaganda to those opposed to their policies is a scary and unprecedented trend. What's next? A personal visit by the thought police?


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Oh my god, I think I would have actually cried. You poor thing. Especially as you stank of cats. Love the new hair though. I'm in dire need of a cut, but I just don't want to pay for it!
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A familiar challenge for many Project Manager's is integrating cross-department input and collaboration from various different stakeholders within an organization into one business objective. This has not been known to be an easy task to achieve, and development, marketing, and operations have struggled to find this balance.
Today, one of the latest and greatest trends across the tech industry is DevOps. A portmanteau, DevOps (Development + Operations) is a software development methodology that combines software development with information technology operations and promises to increase an organization's ability to deliver applications and services at a high velocity. However, there still seems to be a lot of confusion surrounding what it is and everything that it entails.
Contrary to what some may believe, DevOps is not about developers assuming work from those in operations, but rather a jelling of the two roles into one. Thus, from Operations to Development those involved are included in the entire process, from commencement to deployment, and beyond.
Although DevOps is primarily a method of approaching how a company performs, rather than an actual role. Today, job titles such as "DevOps Engineer" do exist, however one does not need to be a DevOps engineer to work in a DevOps environment.
Adopting the DevOps Methodology does come with quite a few benefits that are appealing to a lot of companies. These benefits include a shorter development cycle, better communication between those who work on development and those in operations, more flexibility for the teams, improved support for the project, a more stable operating environment, and much more.
With all of these benefits, it is clear to see why DevOps is such a hot topic in the tech industry!
Though DevOps may be a bit complex and may take some time to fully grasp its intricacies of proper implementation, in addition to uncovering the best method of achieving the greatest benefit from it. Thankfully, there is a breadth of information and articles out there to provide a better understanding of it.


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More to come in Nine's re-rating - $3.10 per share? 24% upside? It's possible.
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We were first alerted to a potential opportunity in NEC through a large industrial and commercial property owner and developer. Over lunch, our industry contact was discussing many changing aspects of his property and business / tenant dealings, with one subject particularly relevant to the changing landscape for NEC. One that potentially could see the current re-rating of the company's shares continue to ~+$3.00 per share.
A sudden change in television advertising
The key aspect we identified in our discussions was regarding an existing tenant of the property owner, a business that relies heavily on advertising to attract customers through their doors. We noted that the business had been advertising heavily on FTA (Free To air) TV stations for 'years' because it was not only 'cheap', but because the results they continued to enjoy from this spend were 'good'. At the time of our lunch, our contact noted a recent discussion in which the said tenant had mentioned in passing that this dynamic had suddenly changed - TV advertising had become 'expensive' and that they were forced to switch over to radio as their core advertising medium.
To diverge from this a little, we also recently note comments made by Health insurer Medibank Private who said Google's dominance over digital advertising has led to ever- escalating costs and an ever-decreasing return on investment. In one of 57 submissions to the Australia Competition and Consumer Commission's Digital Platforms inquiry, Medibank said there were "no realistic alternatives" for advertisers in the digital world.
"... the market dominance of Google means we must invest even more to obtain and retain customers – often at a substantial and unknown escalating cost – and despite investing even more, our return on investment has decreased."
(Source: Medibank)
Free-to-air continues to be disrupted
Since being listed in 2013, we have generally held the view that traditional Free-to-air (FTA) television was and continues to be disrupted with more and more viewers abandoning FTA and consuming media content via other digital channels such as mobile phones, tablets and on-demand streaming services because "I'll decide what media programming I watch and when, not you".
Our view has not changed here. This is structural, enduring and there is very little an incumbent of old-technology can do to change its spots quick enough with disruptor business models already at scale and building brand awareness daily. Think Netflix.
Advertisers will simply change their medium of advertising to where eyeballs are going. If you offer new age TV content and delivery, good. If you don't, then you are unfortunately caught between a rock and a hard place. Based on overseas markets, time is not FTA's friend. In recent months however, this dynamic appears to have changed somewhat and swung back into NEC's favour. In our view.
A key metric most business owners and investors focus on is the Return On Investment (ROI). If I spend $100 on advertising or 'customer acquisition costs', what will / what was the return on that spend? If that $100 turns into $500 of gross profits, that's obviously a good ROI outcome. If that same $100 now costs $450 via Google / Facebook etc... and I'm still getting $500 in gross profits in return, well that's not so good and its highly like that one would to start to consider the alternatives. And in doing so, potentially switch to alternative advertising strategies with a better ROI – assuming one exists of course. This is what appears to be happening right now.
If the costs of advertising are indeed going up at the same time the return on that investment is falling, there are still plenty of people (and hence eyeballs) watching FTA TV and hence it appears we are seeing advertising dollar spending shifting back to FTA TV given the ROI online vs. via FTA are potentially at bit of an inflection point – at least in the short-term.
Flowing through to Nine's results
This is evident in NEC's first-half result where Nine booked an increase in FTA TV revenue (along with digital) for the first time in several periods. This coupled with a reduction in costs due to government regulation changes where the licence fee paid by free-to-air (FTA) TV broadcasters was reduced from 3.75% to 0%, saw earnings jump 55 percent. That was good, but it gets better - the trends have persisted.
In a recent trading update post the half-year result, free to air revenues were trading around 5 per cent higher than last year, and core digital revenues were pacing around 21 per cent ahead. Add to this the fact that EBITDA guidance for the year is expected to be between $250 and $260 million, at the upper end of the range previously provided to the market and which compares to $205m delivered in 2017, NEC could again see impressive growth in earnings.
And this guidance could potentially be conservative if current trends continue / with further growth in free to air share in a stabilising market, a clear cost benefit from the change in summer sports from cricket to tennis and strong growth from 9Now and digital publishing with Stan almost at breakeven. 1 rating point is worth ~$25m EBITDA and with Channel Ten facing a multiple of issues, they are likely going to effectively throw this money to their competitors which obviously this leaves the door open for NEC to take further market share with several key content shows (indeed two of their largest) being released soon in Ninja Warrior & The Block.
Should these favourable trends persist, our view is if they don't upgrade this year, then all of this should then flow into 2019.
More upgrades to come?
And so in the short-term, the TV market is growing again which helps revenue & sentiment. Costs have fallen due to a change in Government regulations which when coupled with lower content costs (shift from cricket to tennis rights) and with Stan almost at cash-break- even, NEC hitting their guidance this year is not a stretch in our view. Indeed, with a few additional ratings points likely in the bag from Ten and the FTA advertising market growing, we could see the group doing >$300m EBITDA versus consensus estimates which are currently sitting at $266m for 2019.
Global TV multiples currently sit around 8-9x EBITDA 2019 which at the upper end of that range sees NEC worth an estimated $2.7b versus its current $2.2b capitalisation – that's about $3.10 according to the current level of shares outstanding or 24 per cent estimated upside from current market price levels.
So even though EPS upgrades up until this point have been strong, it appears in our view, there is more to go.
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I am thrilled to share these latest pictures I received.
The first is from a client who wanted Captain America costumes for her kiddos. The boys costumes I have made before but the girl's costume is my latest success. It is made from a blue satin and red cotton dress adorned with a white star and a separate red tulle skirt attached to a red and white felt belt. Then I gave her the same mask, cuffs, and shield as her brothers. I love how they all turned out and am always happy to see smiling faces. Thank you heroes for all your hard work at saving the planet.
gladiator type costumes inspired by Judoon (the Rhino).
Thanks to all the wonderful kids for inspiring my work, and thank you parents for allowing me the opportunity to bring a smile to their faces.
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The Institute for Genome Sciences at the University of Maryland School of Medicine encompasses an inter-disciplinary, multi-departmental team of collaborative investigators with a broad research program related to the genomics and bioinformatics of disease. Postdoctoral fellows at IGS benefit from a community of interactive research labs, bioinformatics experts and a variety of state-of-the-art sequencing, and computational resources in a world-class institute dedicated to basic and translational genomic-based research.
Seeking applications from postdoctoral fellow candidates for a position in Dr. Julie Dunning Hotopp's group at the Institute for Genome Sciences. Currently funded projects focus on understanding bacterial DNA integrations in human cancer genomes, bacterial DNA integrations in other animal genomes, and the genomics of filarial nematodes in an evolutionary, medical, and computational framework.
Qualified applicants will have demonstrated experience in applying laboratory and computational experimental approaches to generate and analyze large datasets. The selected candidates will have a doctoral degree in Microbiology, Genetics, Evolution, Biology, Computer Science, or a related field. Experience with statistical analyses and/or programming in Perl, Python, C/C++ and R is required. The ideal applicants will have experience in genomics and/or bioinformatics with a background in microbiology and/or molecular evolution. Qualified candidates need to be independent, highly-motivated, able to work collaboratively, and demonstrate skill in scientific writing. For more information on Dr. Dunning Hotopp's research, visit http://www.igs.umaryland.edu/labs/hotopp/ Review of applications will continue until the position is filled.
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) is the State's public health, law and human services university devoted to excellence in professional and graduate education, research, patient care, and public service. As a diverse community of outstanding faculty, staff and students, and using state-of-the-art technological support, we educate leaders in health care delivery, biomedical science, global health, social work and the law. We emphasize interdisciplinary education and research in an atmosphere that explicitly values civility, diversity, collaboration, teamwork and accountability. By conducting internationally recognized research to cure disease and to improve the health, social functioning and just treatment of the people we serve, we foster economic development in the City, State, and nation. We are committed to ensuring that the knowledge we generate provides maximum benefit to society and directly enhances our various communities.
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HIGH-FLYING Walsall Wood will visit the Victoria Ground this afternoon as Worcester City prepare for their first game in two weeks.
The Blue and Whites resume their Midland Premier Division campaign on Saturday against a Walsall Wood side four points behind leaders Ilkeston Town.
Today's clash will be City's first taste of action since the 2-0 win at Coventry United on December 29.
John Snape's men sit ninth in the table, 14 points from the summit, and looking to build a run of form to get back into contention for promotion this season.
Wood will come up against a familiar face in Callum McFarlane, who has joined City from the title-chasers. The 6ft 5ins centre-half has previously played for Cheltenham Town, Stourbridge and Stafford Rangers and was in the squad for the Coventry United clash.
Efforts to bring the club back to Worcester were high on the agenda when members of the club's board met with representatives of the Supporters Trust last Thursday (January 3).
"The discussions were positive and productive as both parties continue to work together in unison towards the objective of bringing the football club home," a club spokesman said.
Saturday's game kicks off at 3pm.
City will face Studley on Tuesday in a rescheduled League Cup tie. Though City will be the 'home' side, the match will be played at Studley's Beehive.
Worcester have also rearranged their league fixture away to Loughborough University for Saturday, February 9.


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Currently when you create a quiz there is the option to shuffle answers within each question on the quiz. This is great and I love the feature; however, if you have questions with answers where one option is all of the above or A and B are correct, the shuffle answers option is hindrance. These types of questions will not make sense to the student if the shuffle answer setting is turned on in the quiz. It would be nice to be able to set this option at the question level or at least have the ability to override the setting for individual questions in a quiz.
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Yes. Blackboard has had that option for a long time. But at least the older version of Bb we used to have forced you to create individual settings for each question, which was unnecessarily time-consuming. A default setting that we could override as needed for some questions would be perfect.
I've also encountered situations in which a particular type of question that an instructor has means that the quiz can't be shuffled. So the ability to shuffle some but not all would be very nice.
I wonder, however, if this might work better as a feature of a group of questions (such as a given question bank)? I know that that is not as flexible and has a few more inital set up steps but I wonder about the overhead of having this an option on every question we create (irrespective to whether it defaulted to on or off).
The lack of this option created a bit of a nightmare for me last spring, when my course was moved from Sakai into Canvas. Sakai had this option at the question level, which gave me flexibility to use different types of questions in the same quiz. I didn't realize that Canvas didn't support this option until I started getting flooded with complaints about poorly-worded and incorrect quiz answers, which turned out to be the ones that were not supposed to be shuffled. I would very much like to have this feature in Canvas. In Sakai, it was a simple check box in the question creation window.
Agreed a great idea. One suggestion to implement this would be to have a "DO NOT SHUFFLE" flag or setting at the question level. This would still allow setting a "global" shuffle On/Off at the quiz level but preserve the answer order on specific questions where the order of the potential responses is important. . .
Agreed! This would be the best of both worlds!
When we first moved our courses to Canvas we undertook a long process of editing every single one of the "All of the above"-type questions to read "All of these answer choices are correct" (or "None of...," as the case might be). Having the option to override shuffling answer choices for those questions would have been a real time saver.
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This would be a very helpful feature for instructors who include a question with the all of the above or none one of the above options. This is a low priority for the UC Irvine community.
This is also really important for questions that have a logical reason for the responses to be in a certain order (such as numbers answers sorted from lowest to highest). Often these types of questions are mixed in with others that you do want randomized so it really does need to be at the individual question level and not a quiz setting level.
Shuffling is especially confusing for "True/False" questions where students usually expect the choices to always be in the same order. It would be nice if we could have blocks in which answer shuffling could be activated.
Consider this an up-vote. We just made the switch to Canvas and our older, more dated system accommodated instructor preference to shuffle at the question level. Why would you force an instructor to choose between shuffle for all or for zero questions? It would be nice to have that the option to shuffle answers for all questions but it should simply be an option.
Frank, welcome to Canvas! Please have a look at The specified item was not found.; although I don't know precisely what features will be included in the soon-to-be-unveiled quiz refactor, I know that shuffling answer choices at the question level is one of the popular ones.
Thank you, Stefanie Sanders, for being responsive and helpful.
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This feature of the Quizzes LTI tool is found in many of the 'create a question' guides, under the section header: Edit Question. It is located in the 'Options" menu of the question.


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Oleksiy Yizhak, from the National Institute for Strategic Studies (NISS) that works directly with the military, told Radio NV on Jan. 4. "Most of missiles are dual-capable," he said.
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"They are used in conventional warfare. And everything used by Russia in conventional warfare is a legitimate target for attack."
He said he has doubts about whether there are any nuclear weapons on the peninsula, although it is possible they could be there temporarily.
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Q: How to do this: embedded USB-Host communication with plugged USB-Device I am currently practising with USB programming on an AT91SAM9G20-Evaluation Kit. I learned much about USB devices and USB device port drivers while "playing" with the ATMEL provided USB device port projects (CDC-driver, ..).
But now I'd like to write a small driver to controll a wireless stick
which I plugged into one of the boards USB-A Host Ports.
I read a lot on Stack Overflow, the OpenHCI specification and even found some libraries on the net, but I am not sure if it's a good way to implement my own stack without any "good" knowledge in USB Host Port programming.
Is there a small and easy way to control the wireless-stick at the boards USB Host port? (like using the USART-Interfaces?).
I am also keen to hear hints on how to implement RTUSB or libUSB in to the AT91.

A: You can download AT91LIB version 1.9 from atmel from this page
The usb host libraries are under at91lib/usb/host.  They're not the complete package you need though since they're just the OHCI driver -- you still need a USB driver and class drivers to implement what you want.
You could try an RTOS with USB Host support like rt-usb32

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Subject : Music from Rose's Books, IOBA [X]
Fine or New (57)
1) The Abridged Academy Song-book for Use in Schools and Colleges
Levemore, Charles H
Boston: Ginn & Company, 1898. Boston: Ginn, 1898. First edition. 8vo. Cloth. 298 p. Piano music for 114 hymns, popular and patriotic songs, folk songs, school songs, and more. Moderate shelf and edgewear. Neat child's name and date in pencil. Very good.. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
2) All Talking! All Singing! All Dancing! : A Pictorial History of the Movie Musical
Springer, John
New York: Cadillac Publishing Co,, 1966. First edition. 4to. Cloth. 256 p. Black and white photographs. A lively tribute to the movie musical, with hundreds of black and white photographs. Moderate edgewear. Very good.. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.
3) Alte une neue Lieder mit Bildern und Weissen - 3 volumes
Bolte, Johannes Hrsg.
Leipzig: Insel Verlag Leipzig: Insel Verlag. 3 volumes. Stapled wrappers. 64, 57, 50 pp. Music for old and new songs with charming illustrations. Good.. Stapled Wrappers. Good. Illus. by Illustrated. 12 mo..
4) The American Singer: A Hundred Years of Success in Opera
Thompson, Oscar
New York, NY: The Dial Press, 1937. New York, NY, The Dial Press, 1937. First edition. 8vo. Dark red silk with gilt lettering embossed on spine and front board, rough cut pages, black and white frontispiece, illustrated with black and white plates throughout, 426 pp. No dust jacket. Former owner 'ex libris' plate. Text block is clean, tight and appears gently read. Very good.. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
5) American Animal Folksongs from the South. Arranged for Soprano Recorded. Magnamusic Editions. No. M-13
Gruskin, Shelley
Sharon, CT: Magnamusic Editions, 1962. Sharon: Magnamusic, 1962. Oblong 12mo. Stapled wrappers. 12 pp. Animal music with lyrics for the recorder.. Stapled Wrappers. Very Good. Oblong 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Sheet Music.
6) The American History and Encyclopedia of Music: Operas - 2 volumes
Hubbard, W. L., editor; H. E. Krehbiel, introduction
New York: Irving Squire, 1908. New York: Irving Squire, 1908. Red cloth binding, gold titles, top edge gilt, rough-cut pages. Color frontispiece plate, protective tissue, 341, 326 pp. including bibliography. Interesting book, ex-university library. Good condition.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good. Illus. by Illustrated. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library.
7) Army Song Book
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D.C.: Secretary of War;Library of Congress;Adjutant General's Office, 1941. Washington: Secretary of War, 1941. Stapled wrappers, 61 pp. Cover has cartoon characters of men in various military services. Wartime issue. Very good condition.. Wrappers. Very Good. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.
8) Around the World in 80 Days [from the Estate of Michael Todd]
Herzig, Sig, book; Adamson, Harold, lyrics; Fain, Sammy and Young Victor, music
1962. Mimeograph copy on heavy paper of original typscript copy. Revised June 1962. "Around the World in 80 Days as a New Stage Musical in Two Acts. Time: 1872; Place: Around the World". Book by Sig Herzig, Lyrics, Harold Adamson, Music, Sammy Fain and Victor Young. Property of the Estate of Michael Todd, whose film adaptation won an Academy Award for Best Picture in 1956. Not paginated. Printed on heavy paper. In a two-hold punched binding with stiff covers, typed label. Label missing corner. Doe ... more information
9) The Arts
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1937. Presumed first edition. 8vo. Cloth. 677 p. Color and black and white illustrations by the author. An exhaustive history of art, music, and architecture throughout the ages, with hundreds of full-page and in-text illustrations. Van Loon was a prolific author and journalist, perhaps best known for his book The Story of Mankind. Minor shelfwear and fading to spine. Very good.. Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
10) As The Night The Day
New York: Coburn Publishing Co, 1971. Second printing, 1971. 8vo. Cloth. 253 p. Illustrated with black and white photographs. The story of Mary Coburn, a widow and singer who returned to faith when she embraced Christian Science. Gilt boards. Spine cracked. Jacket chipped. Good in very good dustjacket in mylar cover.. Reprint. Cloth. Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
11) The Ballad Book: A Selection of the Choicest British Ballads
London: Macmillan and Co., 1892. London: Macmillan, 1892. 12mo. Blue cloth with gilt lettering. 393 pp., rough-cut. Board corners bumped. Spine edges cracked and worn. Endpapers foxed with former owner's signature inside. This is a very nice little book of British ballads. Good.. Reprint. Cloth. Good/No Jacket. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
12) Ballads of Square-Toed Americans
Coffin, Robert P. Tristram
New York: Macmillan, 1936. Black cloth binding, gold titles. 110 pp. Dustjacket has chipping top of spine, several internally repaired tears. Very good in good dustjacket, protected with a mylar cover.. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
13) The Beatles : A Pictorial History
Cahill, Marie
New York: Mallard Press, 1990. Presumed first edition. Folio. Cloth. 112 p. Index. Discography. Color and black and white photographs. A large-format pictorial history of the most influential rock and roll band of all time. Fine in fine dustjacket in mylar cover.. Cloth. Fine/Fine. Folio.
14) Beethoven: The Man Who Freed Music
Schauffler, Robert Haven
New York: Tudor Publishing, 1944. New York: Tudor, 1944. Reprint. Cloth binding, 693 pp. No dustjacket. Spine sunned, but titles clear. No writing inside. Very good condition.. Reprint. Cloth. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
15) The Biblical Repository and Quarterly Observer. No. XIX. July, 1835
Edwards, B. B., editor
Boston: Perkins, Marvin and Co., 1835. Boston: Perkins, Marvin, 1835. First edition. 8vo. Sewn wrappers. Articles on Sabellian and Athanasian method of representing the Doctrine of the Trinity; immutability of moral distinctions; Pfeiffer on the music of the ancient Hebrews; study of the works of nature; exposition of the Lord's Prayer; spiritual despotism; speeches and forensic arguments of Daniel Webster; colleges of the United States. Very good.. First Edition. Wrappers. Very Good. 8vo.
16) The Blackwell Guide to Recorded Jazz
Williston, Vermont, U.S.A.: Blackwell Pub, 1991. Williston: Blackwell, 1991. First Edition. Cloth binding, 474 pp. Clean and solid ex-library book in plastic cover. Good in very good dust jacket.. First Edition. Cloth. Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Ex-Library.
17) Blown Away : The Rolling Stones and the Death of the Sixties
Hotchner, A. E
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1990. First edition. 8vo. Cloth. 349 p. Black and white photographs. Moderate edgewear. Very good in very good jacket in mylar cover.. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
18) Bob Dylan Anthology
Barr, Leslie
New York, NY, U.S.A.: Music Sales Corporation, 1990. New York: Music Sales, 1990. 4to. Trade paperback. First edition. 200 pp. Fine condition. Music and lyrics for Dylan's most famous songs.. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.
19) A Book of Operas, two volumes in one
Krehbiel, Henry Edward
New York: Macmillan, 1940. New York; Macmillan, 1940. Reprint edition. 8vo. Hard cover binding. Classic book of opera synopses. 345 pp., 243 pp. Dustjacket has a couple of closed internally repaired tears. Near fine in a very good dustjacket, protected with a mylar cover.. Reprint. Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.
20) The Boston Academy's Collection of Church Music Consisting of the Most Popular Psalms and Hymn Tunes, Anthems, Sentences, Chants, &c
Boston: J. H. Wilkins and R. B. Carter, 1843. Eighth edition. Oblong 4to. 357 p. Leather spine with printed paper-covered boards. An interesting collection of church music, published under the sanction of the Boston Academy of Music, including some compositions never before published. Pencil notations and drawings inside front and rear boards. Title page and half of last page of the index is missing. Boards quite worn and rubbed. Leather spine scuffed and chipped at head and tail. Good.. Eighth Edi ... more information


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