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During their inaugural visit to Crescent Beach State Park, Moose and Teton noticed a small land mass off shore. Curious about the relatively close island, Moose researched it when they returned home. She discovered its name, Richmond Island and who owned it, The Sprague Corporation; digging a bit further, she found out that they offer free camping on the island.
Car packed up with gear for the weekend.
To get permission for overnight use we were instructed to arrange an interview with the Sprague Corporation. We emailed and arranged for an early morning meeting in Cape Elizabeth at their estate. This meeting is purely to make face. It forces the camper to put forth some effort to prove that they are a responsible and respectable user. The representative gives the small list of rules and swaps information with you for future permits. Once you have been interviewed, you can obtain a permit without a meeting in the future. Part of the permit is for overnight parking at Kettle Cove State Park pending your calls to the Cape Elizabeth Public Safety Office (207) 767-3323 and the Kettle Cove Park Management (207) 799-5871 with your car type, plate numbers and number of days your call will be parked. Once this process is completed, you are set you go!
We headed out to Kettle Cove after work on Friday. The weather wasn't perfect, it was sprinkling on and off, but the forecast promised nicer weather in the future. We loaded up the boats, parked the car and launched from the boat ramp.
Moose and our two boats.
It was our intention to land at our camp site in Clam Cove on the southern side of the island, but as we manoeuvred around to the eastern side, the waters got uncomfortably rough. To make it to Clam Cove, you must paddle through the gut, a lively section of water that squeezes between Watts Point and Watts Ledge (a mass of rocks off the coast that stirs up some rough water). We decided to skip the sketchier water due to the excess of top deck weight we were carrying and landed in Broad Cove instead.
Once we landed, we briefly explored the beach and then scouted our route to our desired camp site at Clam Cove. We unloaded the boats and began to haul our gear the half mile walk (8 minutes or so) to our site.
Teton carries the firewood the half mile to camp.
The gear portage was not the most fun, but it only took a couple trips to get everything over to our site. Once our gear had all found its way to Clam Cove, we set up camp. We were blown away by this camp site: an all sand spot that overlooks a private beach equipped with a driftwood bench, coffee table, and fire pit. This place was paradise!
The Clam Cove Camp, a beautiful Atlantic paradise.
The night was dry and warm which means we got to 'half-moon' our tent and look at the ocean and moon all night.
We are generally very light packers when it comes to camping but when you have kayaks to haul in whatever you want, it is easy to bring more comfort items, including a full camp fire meal and our favorite beer.
Richmond Island's residents, the wild ram, head to Adam's Head, a small peninsula adjacent to our camp to sleep for the night.
Richmond Island is very remote, it hosts three camp sites in total, a caretakers cabin (which has no electricity or running water) and a couple of old farm structures. Besides the caretaker, who resides on the island Thursday through Sunday (June through September) the island's only residents are 40-some wild roaming ram. They are 100% wild and only have human interaction once in the spring when they are rounded up to be sheared. The ram are very timid, but we finally got to see them on our first evening when they all retreated to Adam's Head where they find certain refuge on the small peninsulas' bottle neck. We followed them out there to snap a few pictures before retreating to our camp for the night.
Nothing like waking up to the ocean.
The next day we got up and enjoyed some breakfast before setting off to explore the island via the perimeter trail, a two mile path that encircles the island.
We arrived at the caretaker's cabin fairly early in the morning and caught some wild ram grazing around the property.
The rest of the day we spent soaking up the rays and living it up beach style. We enjoyed a beautiful sunny day before heading back to the shores of Kettle Cove late in the afternoon.
Moose enjoying the island paradise.
So long Richmond! Until next time!


If thats not fake we need to go hunting.
Man I really like this mount. It looks like he is fixing to charge someone.
where did he shoot him at?
AGAIN I HIT THE FLOOR IN WORSHIP. WHERE IN THE HELL DO YOU HARVEST SUCH KINGS YOU MUST BE ONE PROUD HUNTER. GOOD FOR YOU AND WE SHOULD GO HUNTING TOGETHER SOME TIME"""""""""""""""""""""
Is this some record or what!!!!
How many of these mounts are fake or have been bought?
Hey robby, I bet she shot him in the heart or the lungs, most people do.
That must be a FARM RAISED deer come to Az and se the real deal!!!!
hey! Bowhntr#1 from az where are you from? im from Payson! You arent lying, az is were the big boys roam!I will shoot you an e-mail and maybe share some info.
yea arizona has some nice mule deer. your just jealous that this one did nt come from there. idaho now thats where the deer are.
were are these deer loacted like what state are they in?
Now that's a cute face…BUT IT'S A MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S HUGE! HOW MANY POINTS????
look these deer arent fake they r collected and bought so stop sayin that.
this is so stupid you can tell all of these deer are FAKE!!!!!
Bucks like this are few and far between. Once in lifetime man. You should be proud of that no matter what anyone says about it !!!! One nice buck!
really "one shot meat in the pot" how's that?


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Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone: A multifunctional neuropeptide
George E. Bentley, T. Ubuka, N. L. Mcguire, R. Calisi, N. Perfito, L. J. Kriegsfeld, J. C. Wingfield, Kazuyoshi Tsutsui
Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone (GnIH) was discovered 8 years ago in birds. Its identification raised the possibility that gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) is not the sole hypothalamic neuropeptide that directly influences pituitary gonadotrophin release. Initial studies on GnIH focused on the avian anterior pituitary as comprising the only physiological target of GnIH. There are now several lines of evidence indicating that GnIH directly inhibits pituitary gonadotrophin synthesis and release in birds and mammals. Histological studies on projections from hypothalamic GnIH neurones subsequently implied direct actions of GnIH within the brain and in the periphery. In addition to actions on the pars distalis via the median eminence, GnIH axons and terminals are present in multiple brain areas in birds, and the GnIH receptor is expressed on GnRH-I and -II neurones. Furthermore, we have demonstrated the presence of GnIH and its receptor in avian and mammalian gonads. Thus, GnIH can act directly at multiple levels: within the brain, on the pituitary and in the gonads. In sum, our data indicate that GnIH and its related peptides are important modulators of reproductive function at the level of the GnRH neurone, the gonadotroph and the gonads. Here, we provide an overview of the known levels of GnIH action in birds and mammals. In addition, environmental and physiological factors that are involved in GnIH regulation are reviewed.
Journal of Neuroendocrinology
フィンガープリント 「Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone: A multifunctional neuropeptide」の研究トピックを掘り下げます。これらがまとまってユニークなフィンガープリントを構成します。
Gonadotropins Medicine & Life Sciences
Neuropeptides Medicine & Life Sciences
Birds Medicine & Life Sciences
Gonads Medicine & Life Sciences
Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Medicine & Life Sciences
Pituitary Gonadotropins Medicine & Life Sciences
Bentley, G. E., Ubuka, T., Mcguire, N. L., Calisi, R., Perfito, N., Kriegsfeld, L. J., Wingfield, J. C., & Tsutsui, K. (2009). Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone: A multifunctional neuropeptide. Journal of Neuroendocrinology, 21(4), 276-281. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2826.2009.01851.x
Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone : A multifunctional neuropeptide. / Bentley, George E.; Ubuka, T.; Mcguire, N. L.; Calisi, R.; Perfito, N.; Kriegsfeld, L. J.; Wingfield, J. C.; Tsutsui, Kazuyoshi.
In: Journal of Neuroendocrinology, Vol. 21, No. 4, 2009, p. 276-281.
Bentley, GE, Ubuka, T, Mcguire, NL, Calisi, R, Perfito, N, Kriegsfeld, LJ, Wingfield, JC & Tsutsui, K 2009, 'Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone: A multifunctional neuropeptide', Journal of Neuroendocrinology, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 276-281. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2826.2009.01851.x
Bentley GE, Ubuka T, Mcguire NL, Calisi R, Perfito N, Kriegsfeld LJ et al. Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone: A multifunctional neuropeptide. Journal of Neuroendocrinology. 2009;21(4):276-281. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2826.2009.01851.x
Bentley, George E. ; Ubuka, T. ; Mcguire, N. L. ; Calisi, R. ; Perfito, N. ; Kriegsfeld, L. J. ; Wingfield, J. C. ; Tsutsui, Kazuyoshi. / Gonadotrophin-inhibitory hormone : A multifunctional neuropeptide. In: Journal of Neuroendocrinology. 2009 ; Vol. 21, No. 4. pp. 276-281.
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/almilo/granate-cli.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/almilo/granate-cli)

CLI for [granate](https://github.com/almilo/granate)

## Introduction
**granate-cli** provides several useful commands to use [granate](https://github.com/almilo/granate) from the command
line.

## Commands

### serve
Starts an HTTP GraphQL server with the given schema file.

```
> granate serve schema.graphql --port 4000 --graphiql true --root root-value.js --context context-value.js
```

```
granate serve [schema-file]

Options:
  --help          Show help                                            [boolean]
  --port, -p      the server port                       [number] [default: 4000]
  --graphiql, -g  deploy GraphiQL                      [boolean] [default: true]
  --root, -r      JS module to use as root value                        [string]
  --context, -c   JS module to use as context value                     [string]
```

## Usage
For more information see [granate-showcase](https://github.com/almilo/granate-showcase).

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Sept. 21, 2019 / 11:19 AM	/ Updated Sept. 21, 2019 at 11:25 AM
Mass. Rep. Joe Kennedy to challenge Senate incumbent
By Sommer Brokaw
Rep. Joe Kennedy (D-Mass.) announced Saturday his candidacy for U.S. Senate. File Photo by Erin Schaff/UPI | License Photo
Sept. 21 (UPI) -- Massachusetts Rep. Joe Kennedy III officially launched his primary challenge Saturday against incumbent Senator Ed Markey.
The 38-year-old grandson of Robert F. Kennedy and grand-nephew of former President John F. Kennedy announced his decision on Twitter.
Big news: I'm running for US Senate. This isn't a time for waiting, for sitting on the sidelines, or for playing by rules that don't work anymore. This is the fight of our lives, the fight of my generation - and I'm all in. I hope you'll join me at https://t.co/7zwvI9aujq pic.twitter.com/WVkNLwCJbg
- Joe Kennedy (@joekennedy) September 21, 2019
RELATED Elizabeth Warren vows to take corruption 'head-on' at New York rally
Kennedy formally announced his campaign in an email before a kickoff event in East Boston where his family first settled after arriving from Ireland over a century ago.
The race pits a lifelong veteran of Massachusetts politics against a young descendant of Massachusetts' well-known political family.
"We deserve leaders who will show up where we are. Who aren't afraid to break down an old system and build something better," Kennedy said in his announcement. "I'm running for Senate because this is the fight of our lives and I'm all in."
RELATED Democratic debate focuses on gun control, trade, healthcare
Markey, 73, has been serving as Massachusetts senator since he was elected in a 2013 special election to serve out the remainder of the term of John Kerry who was appointed as Secretary of State. He has served in Congress for more than four decades.
Markey has been a leader in energy and environmental policy, introducing the Green New Deal, a plan to address climate change, along with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez D-N.Y. earlier this year.
In a statement, Markey's senior campaign adviser, John Walsh, said Markey has also been a leader in addressing income inequality, gun reform, universal healthcare and reproductive freedom.
RELATED Warren unveils program to hike Social Security benefits for seniors
Kennedy, a former prosecutor, has served as the U.S. representative for Massachusetts' 4th District since 2013, representing communities south of Boston. He has supported LGBT rights and focused on issues like expanding access to education, mental health care and substance abuse treatment.
Similar to Kennedy, Markey has opposed the immigration policies of President Donald Trump.
Though both candidates positions on issues are similar, the election is less about issues, and "more about change, because that's what voters are looking for," said Mary Anne Marsh, a Democratic strategist with the Dewey Square Group in Boston.
However, Deb Kozikowski, vice chair of the Democratic State Committee and a Chicopee resident, said that she supported Markey because of his record and support for issues such as fighting climate change before it was popular to do so.
"Ed Markey was change before change was cool," Kozikowski said.
Kennedy Assassination
Immigration & Border Security
Extreme cold after major snowstorm to send Midwest, East into deep freeze
A brutally cold punch of Arctic air is expected to arrive in the United States next week, reinforcing winter across the Midwest and much of the East on the heels of this weekend's major snowstorm.
Dead Texas synagogue hostage-taker IDd, was British national
Australian court hears final appeal from tennis star Novak Djokovic


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The Clippers breathe with their first win against the Gray Suns
On a nightmare night for Devin Booker and Chris Paul, the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Phoenix Suns 106-92 on Thursday night and got close to 2-1 in the NBA Western conference final.
Led by Paul George, with 27 points and 15 rebounds, the Clippers achieved their first triumph in their history in a conference final without their great star, the injured Kawhi Leonard.
In passing they also prevented the Suns from taking a 3-0 lead that no franchise has ever overcome.
On the basis of defensive intensity, the Los Angeles team managed to dry up the two stars of the Suns, a team that had nine victories in a row since the first round in which they eliminated the Los Angeles Lakers, the reigning champions.
Guard Devin Booker (15 points), who played with a mask for a blow to the nose in the second game, and veteran Chris Paul (15) made just 10 shots of 40 attempts.
The Los Angeles team was already the only one in history to come back from two 2-0 deficits in the same playoffs (against Mavericks and Jazz) and Thursday's victory allows them to dream of a third "miracle."
You can also read: Former NBA player Sebastian Telfair arrested for possession of weapons
"I don't like it," coach Ty Lue said of the 2-0 deficit. "But we have been a resilient team all season."
The Los Angeles team will try to equalize the series on Saturday again at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where it is unknown if they can count on Kawhi Leonard, who suffers a knee sprain.
The Suns, on the other hand, already have Chris Paul back after 11 days out of the protocols against the coronavirus.
The 36-year-old point guard was greeted with boos on the court where he played six seasons in the Clippers uniform (2011-17), a time of light but also very painful shadows in the playoffs.
To turn the tide of the tie, Ty Lue made several adjustments on defense, placing fierce defender Patrick Beverley on Devin Booker.
With very aggressive markings, the Clippers managed to dry off Booker and Paul, the two stars of the Suns, who did not score a single point between them in the first quarter.
The Suns had to rely on center DeAndre Ayton and forward Jae Crowder, architects of the decisive basket in the second game, who added 14 of the team's first 17 points.
You can also read: Warriors survive 51 points behind LeBron and hit first
The Clippers took advantage of the Suns' lack of accuracy in the first quarter (37% from the field goal) to take a 29-21 lead, the most they had enjoyed so far in the entire series.
With Booker visibly uncomfortable in the mask, the Suns were still very erratic on pitch but the Clippers had a hard time taking advantage of that opportunity to distance themselves on the scoreboard.
With Kawhi Leonard following the game with his family in a box, the Los Angeles team has only one other great offensive talent, Paul George, who continues to pull the car on the track determined to reach his first Finals.
Reggie Jackson, with 23 points, and Croatian center Ivica Zubac, with 15 points and 16 rebounds, assisted Paul in the Los Angeles attack on Thursday.
– Booker unhinged –
By the middle of the second quarter, the Suns were back on top thanks to a streak from backup Cam Johnson and came into the break with a two-point lead (48-46).
You can also read: Pelicans surprise sweep; Sixers and Jazz take advantage; win Timberwolves
With the water up to their necks, the Clippers came out of the locker room determined to secure their first win and chained a 25-8 run that gave them room for maneuver for the final stretch.
Young Terance Mann, a standout hero against the Jazz with 39 points in the last game, appeared to score 10 points in the third quarter that uncorked an offensive barrage from the Clippers.
In defense, the Los Angeles team just unhinged Booker, who had a run-in with Beverley that led to double technique and a step down the bench, and Chris Paul, who also sat down after a strong protest to the referees.
A spectacular triple from midfield by Paul George on the horn of the third quarter gave the Clippers the green light for a strong acceleration to reach an 18-point lead (89-71).
Although the Suns came within six points, neither Booker nor Paul could overcome their disastrous night and the Clippers ended up feasting on their morale-building crowd for Game 4 on Saturday. (AFP)
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Simply Reliable's Design Machine is Patent Pending
Simply Reliable can now add the words "patent pending" to its Design Machine software. The law firm of Nutter, McClennen & Fish is representing Simply Reliable and the three patent holders, Tom Coffin, Chris Jaffe, and Jonathan Knapp. The patent application was filed in September. The patent will cover the unique
Published: October 27, 2011 ⋅ Updated: April 15, 2019
Simply Reliable can now add the words "patent pending" to its Design Machine software. The law firm of Nutter, McClennen & Fish is representing Simply Reliable and the three patent holders, Tom Coffin, Chris Jaffe, and Jonathan Knapp. The patent application was filed in September. The patent will cover the unique process used to automate the creation of drawings.
"Since its release, Design Machine has been a huge success," stated Simply Reliable's VP of business development Tom Coffin.
Design Machine software automatically creates block schematic drawings, cable schedules, and wire labels in a matter of minutes rather than hours and days. Created in 2002, Simply Reliable's SmartOffice is business process software designed to assist integrators in incorporating "process" into their business.
"SmartOffice users benefitted by adding Design Machine to their arsenal but now we have made it available as a standalone product so that all can benefit," explained Jaffe, who serves as Simply Reliable's vice president.
"Design Machine is being positioned to be a platform that other software manufacturers can work with to simplify the process of creating drawings and documentation," added Knapp, who serves as the company's president. "This will benefit the integrators, manufacturers, and end-users. We're pretty excited about that and will have more announcements in the coming days and weeks."
Five versions are available; Design Machine Standard, Design Machine for AMX, Design Machine for Control4, Design Machine for Crestron, and Design Machine for Smartoffice. Each version is priced at $499 per year but they are on sale through December 31, 2011 for $399 per year as an introductory special. Also on sale through the same time period are the two Product Bundles for $749 per year or The Big Bundle (ALL) for $999 per year.
Integrators, Educators, Security Professionals can download a free trial from Simply Reliable Software's website.
Paul Starkey Issues 2022 Challenge to CI Businesses


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Q: AttributeError: 'TestTomsLogin' object has no attribute 'driver' conftest.py file
    import pytest
    from selenium import webdriver
    from selenium.webdriver.support.wait import WebDriverWait
    from webdriver_manager.chrome import ChromeDriverManager

    @pytest.fixture(scope="class")
    def setup(request):
        driver = webdriver.Chrome(ChromeDriverManager().install())
        driver.get("https://itera-qa.azurewebsites.net/Login")
        driver.maximize_window()
        wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)
        request.cls.driver = driver
        request.cls.driver = wait
        yield
        driver.close()

loginpage.py file
    from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By

    class TomsLogin:
        def __init__(self, driver, wait):
            self.driver = driver
            self.wait = wait

        def toms_login(self, usern, pwd):
            self.driver.find_element(By.ID, "Username").send_keys(usern)
            self.driver.find_element(By.ID, "Password").send_keys(pwd)

test_toms_login.py file -- Getting error while calling this file
    import pytest
    from base.loginpage import TomsLogin

    @pytest.mark.usefixtures("setup")
    class TestTomsLogin():
        def test_login(self):
            self.tl = TomsLogin(self.driver, self.wait)
            self.tl.toms_login("User1", "pwd1")

    ttl = TestTomsLogin()
    ttl.test_login()

Error Details:
collecting ...
test_toms_login.py:None (test_toms_login.py)
test_toms_login.py:11: in <module>
    ttl.test_login()
test_toms_login.py:7: in test_login
    self.tl = TomsLogin(self.driver, self.wait)
E   AttributeError: 'TestTomsLogin' object has no attribute 'driver'

A: ttl = TestTomsLogin()
ttl.test_login()

The Issue got resolved by removing the above two lines. It should not be used when using pytest methods.

A: I would change the structure of you code to something like this:
And make sure driver is actually installing (you can use hard coded path once to see the problem)
@pytest.fixture(scope="class")
def driver(request):
    driver = webdriver.Chrome(ChromeDriverManager().install())
    driver.get("https://itera-qa.azurewebsites.net/Login")
    driver.maximize_window()
    yield driver
    driver.quit()

@pytest.fixture(scope="class")
def setup(request, driver):
    # put your wait here too
    request.cls.driver = driver

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Meeting on development of construction industry and fighting shadow labour market in construction
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Dmytro Dubilet attends a meeting on the development of the construction industry and fighting shadow labour market in construction, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. Ukrinform. /KDR/
PM Honcharuk appears in parliament after submitting letter of resignation to President
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk (R) attends an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk (R) and Cabinet ministers are pictured during an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk (C) delivers a speech during an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk (C) makes a statement during an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk (C) takes the floor during an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk attends an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 17, 2020 - Prime Minister of Ukraine Oleksiy Honcharuk (C) shakes hands with an MP during an 'hour of questions and answers to the government' that is traditionally held during the Friday sitting of the Verkhovna Rada, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. The head of the Cabinet sent his letter of resignation to the President. Ukrinform. /KDR/


Lugus was an early Celtic god. When the Romans expanded into Celtic territory, Lugus became identified with the Roman god Mercury. Julius Caesar, when writing of the Celtic gods, said that Mercury was the most worshipped god in Gaul.
The name Lugus isn't known directly from any archeological finds, but from inscriptions of the name in other forms — the names of places and other writings refer to different forms of the name generally agreed upon as Lugus. The Roman city of Lugdunum, which is now Lyon in France, means "fort of Lugus". The cities of Lugo in both Spain and Italy likely come from the name Lugus, as do Loudoun, Scotland and Luganom, Switzerland.
Most surviving depictions of Lugus come from the time of Roman occupation in Gaul, where he is usually depicted as a version of Mercury.
Depictions of Lugus also resemble the Germanic god Wotan, or Odin, who was also identified by the Romans as Mercury. It has been suggested that the earlier diety Lugus may have influenced traits of both Wotan and Loki.


Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak makes an announcement on the latest development on the missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 plane at Putra World Trade Center in Kuala Lumpur March 24, 2014. Prime Minister Najib has told families of passengers of a missing Malaysian airliner that the plane ended its journey in the southern Indian Ocean, he said on Monday.
KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared over two weeks ago crashed in the southern Indian Ocean, Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Monday.
"This is a remote location, far from any possible landing sites," Najib said.
"If debris is found we will be able to respond as quickly as possible since the battery life of the black box's pinger is limited," Commander Chris Budde, US Seventh Fleet Operations Officer, said in an emailed statement.
An identified man tried to stop rioters from attacking the bus and pulled bus coordinator, Madam Grace Wong Geck Woon, to safety.
Madam Grace Wong Geck Woon wants to find this man in plaid shirt who helped her so that she can thank him personally.
Madam Grace Wong Geck Woon, a bus coordinator, was hit by flying rocks and broken glass, in the Little India riot on December 8, 2013.
Madam Grace Wong Geck Woon wants to find this man who helped her so that she can thank him personally.


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using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;

// General Information about an assembly is controlled through the following
// set of attributes. Change these attribute values to modify the information
// associated with an assembly.
[assembly: AssemblyTitle("MK6.AutomatedTesting.UI")]
[assembly: AssemblyDescription("Functionality useful for automated UI testing with Selenium")]
[assembly: AssemblyConfiguration("")]
[assembly: AssemblyCompany("Market6, Inc.")]
[assembly: AssemblyProduct("MK6.AutomatedTesting.UI")]
[assembly: AssemblyCopyright("Copyright © 2015")]
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[assembly: AssemblyCulture("")]

// Setting ComVisible to false makes the types in this assembly not visible
// to COM components.  If you need to access a type in this assembly from
// COM, set the ComVisible attribute to true on that type.
[assembly: ComVisible(false)]

// The following GUID is for the ID of the typelib if this project is exposed to COM
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Societat limitada és una novel·la de Ferran Torrent i Llorca, publicada l'any 2002.

Amb aquesta novel·la, Torrent retrata en clau rigorosament realista i amb gran eficàcia els diversos estaments polítics i socials valencians, tot i que el text es pot llegir perfectament en clau universal. Fou traduïda al castellà i distingida amb els premis de la Crítica de narrativa catalana, Crítica Serra d'Or, Joan Crexells i de la Crítica de l'Institut Interuniversitari de Filologia Valenciana a la millor novel·la publicada l'any 2002.

Argument de l'obra
Narra la història de Joan Lloris, un important constructor sorgit del no-res que desitja progressar dintre de l'escala social de València. Lloris és un home que ha fet molts diners amb l'especulació immobiliària. El seu tarannà lluitador l'ha portat al més alt de la professió. A un cim, però, en el qual està sol, ja que el seu caràcter individualista l'ha privat de les complicitats necessàries per a ajudar-lo a progressar en altres àmbits de l'escala social.

Simultàniament la política valenciana es prepara per a unes noves eleccions. Hi ha un partit conservador fortament ancorat en el poder i un partit socialista disposat a deixar l'oposició. També hi ha un cúmul de partits petits que aspiren a obtenir el percentatge mínim de vots que els atorgarà presència parlamentària. Un d'aquests partits és el Front Nacionalista Valencià, que en les anteriors eleccions s'havia quedat a les portes del Parlament per molt poc. Les actituds dels assessors dels polítics, les angoixes dels partits extraparlamentaris, les complicitats de la gran banca amb el poder establert i les misèries morals dels poderosos estan detalladament descrites en una novel·la en què l'autor demostra més que mai la seva habilitat a l'hora de trenar arguments, de crear personatges i de fer-los dialogar. Com en gran part de la seva obra, a Societat limitada Torrent fa pivotar la trama al voltant de quatre eixos: un protagonista de fort caràcter individual —Joan Lloris—, gairebé un outsider, un paradís perdut —el tancat a l'Albufera, escenari dels seus moments de recolliment més íntim—, una riquíssima galeria de personatges secundaris i una trama que es desenvolupa a través dels sempre difusos límits de l'ètica i la legalitat.

Referències

Novel·les en valencià
Obres literàries de la dècada del 2000

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Ain't yo...sheet music
AIN'T YO' COMIN' BACK TO ME MA DINAH LEE?; Words by Margaret F. Mansfield. Music by E. Maxwell Honeyman.
NY: Metropolitan Music, 1912. First Edition. Pictorial Cover. 6pp, words and music, in part: "De levee am deserted now de coons all gone away, And no one 'roun' about de place I see. I hears no banjos plunkin' like de way dey used to play; 'Long de banks of de.....	More
American Sunday-School Union
TSCHOOP: THE CONVERTED INDIAN CHIEF.; Written for the American Sunday-School Union, and Revised by the Committee of Publication.
Philadelphia: American Sunday-School Union, (1842). First Edition. Morocco & Boards. 36pp. Bound in black-morocco-backed marbled boards; top of spine scuffed, light foxing. 5.75" x 3.75" This book centers on Moravian missions to the Native Americans of Georgia and the Mohicans of New York State. Tschoop was a Mohican Chief. Provenance..... More
Arkansas-Missouri / Randolph, Vance
OZARK FOLKLORE: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Columbia, MO: Univ of Missouri Press, 1987. Second Edition. Hardcover. Two volumes. pp: 572 + 354, indices. Bound in green cloth, black lettering on spines, pictorial blue dust wrappers. 9.5" x 6.25" Contains more than 2,500 annotated entries on the folklore, customs and songs of Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma...	More
Baciagaloop...sheet music
BACIAGALOOP MAKES LOVE ON DA STOOP. By Sid Tepper, Roy Brodsky and Louis Prima. As recorded by Louis Prima on Majestic Record 1116.
New York: Mills Music, 1947. First Edition. Softcover. 6pp, in part: "Baciagaloop and Maria Are keeping company-a, He comes around to see her ev'ry night. When he wants to make da woo, There's a place he takes her to, You can see them when the moon is shining bright...." 12".....	More
Baden-Powell, B.H.
THE ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF VILLAGE COMMUNITIES IN INDIA
London / New York: Swan Sonnenschein / Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899. First Edition. Original Cloth. pp: vi, (i), 155(5) publisher's ads. Bound in red cloth, gilt-stamped spine, black lettering on cover. 7.5" x 4.75"	More
Blockson, Charles L.
"DAMN RARE"--THE MEMOIRS OF AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN BIBLIOPHILE
Tracy, California: Quantum Leap, (1998). First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xviii, 334 with index; 9 pages of illustrations from photographs. Bound in green cloth and tan boards, gilt lettering on spine, pictorial dust wrapper. 9.25" x 6.25"	More
Butler, Mary
THREE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN SOMERSET COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Harrisburg, PA: Historical Commission, 1939. First Edition. Original Cloth. 79pp; 22 illus from photographs, 3 folding maps. Gives history and results of three excavations in 1934-1936, showing remnants of Monongahela Woodland Culture Indians. 9.25" x 6"	More
Can't yo...sheet music
CAN'T YO' HEAH ME CALLIN' CAROLINE: Song. Lyric by Wm. H. Gardner. Music by Caro Roma. Sung by George MacFarlane.
NY: M. Witmark & Sons, 1914. First Edition. Softcover. 8pp, words and music, in part: "I miss yo' in de mo'nin', when ole Bob-white gives his call, Caroline, Caroline...." 13.5" x 10.5"	More
Carawan, Guy and Candie, editors
SING FOR FREEDOM:; The story of the Civil Rights Movement through its songs.
Bethlehem, PA: Sing Out, 1990. Revised & Enlarged Edition. Softcover. 310pp with index; 135 text illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 115 songs, and a new introduction by the editors. Pictorial paper covers. 9.75" x 7"	More
Chamberlain, Alexander Francis
WISDOM OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN IN SPEECH AND LEGEND
Worcester, MA: American Antiquarian Society, 1913. First book edition. Original Wraps. 36pp. First published in the AAS Proceedings, April 1913. 10" x 6.25"	More
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THE LADIES BIRTHDAY ALMANAC, 1935: Thedford's Black-Draught [and] Cardui for Women.
Chattanooga, Tennessee: Chattanooga Medicine Co., 1935. First Edition. Original Wrappers. (32)pp; illustrations in text (products and testimonial portraits). Bound in pale green wrappers, printed in black. Text block tanned as usual, otherwise clean and tight. 7.5" x 5" Contains an astronomical calendar and many testimonials to the efficacy and uses..... More
Chili...sheet music
CHILI BEAN: EENIE-MEENIE-MINIE-MO. Words by Lew Brown. Music by Albert von Tilzer.
New York: Broadway Music Corp. 1920. First Edition. Softcover. 6pp, in part: "In the land of Eenie meenie minie mo ... Lived a girl called Chili, and the fellows loved her so...." 12" x 9" The cover depicts a young woman in a grass skirt, playing a ukulele as men..... More
Cobb, Irvin S.
J. POINDEXTER, COLORED
New York: George H. Doran, (1922). First Edition. Hardcover. 270pp; custom bookplate on pastedown endpaper. Bound in green wover cloth, black lettering, cover picture in red, white and black. 7.75" x 5" [Work, Bibliography of the Negro, 461. Blockson Collection 5565].	More
Coleman, Joseph E. and Mary E. Walls
ANOTHER CHOSEN PEOPLE -- AMERICAN NEGROES.
Philadelphia: Coleman, 1963. First Edition. Original Cloth. pp: (xiii), 121, (5). Inscription on rear endpaper: "To Esther M. Moyer ... From Pat-tee-Miller." 7.5" x 5.25" "...new insight into the meaning and purpose of the existence of the American Negroes."	More
Collier, John, editor
INDIANS AT WORK: SPECIAL CHILDREN'S NUMBER BY INDIAN CHILDREN
Washington DC: Office of Indian Affairs, (1936?). First Edition. Pictorial Paper Covers. 51pp; text illus from photographs and drawings. Inexpensive paper, slightly discolored and dog-eared, otherwise tight and complete. 10.5" x 8" [OCLC locates seven copies: Yale, Smithsonian, U Alaska, U Georgia, U Minnesota, U Missouri, and Oklahoma Metropolitan Library..... More
Connelly, Marc
LAURENCE RIVERS PRESENTS "THE GREEN PASTURES," A FABLE BY MARC CONNELLY. Souvenir Program.; Production Designed by Robert Edmond Jones. Music under the direction of Hall Johnson. Play Staged by the Author. Pulitzer Prize Play, 1930. Chicago Premier Monday evening, Sept. 7, 1931.
NY: Al Greenstone, 1931. First edition thus. Softcover. 16pp; text illus from photographs of the play on stage, actors, music director, etc. Bound in pictorial wrappers showing a scene from the play. 11.75" x 8.75" Connelly's play, featuring an all-Black cast, and based on Roark Bradford's "Ol' Man Adam an'..... More
LAURENCE RIVERS PRESENTS "THE GREEN PASTURES," A FABLE BY MARC CONNELLY. Souvenir Program.; Production Designed by Robert Edmond Jones. Play Staged by the Author. Pulitzer Prize Play, 1930. Music under the direction of Hall Johnson.
NY: E.A. Warren-Davis, 1930. First Edition. Softcover. (32)pp; text illus from photographs of the play on stage, actors, music director, etc. Original sketches of the characters were drawn by Edward C. Caswell. "Life-like painting conceptions" by Isidora Newman. Bound in black pictorial wrappers with a wrap-around cover design from "On.....	More
Crane, Leo
INDIANS OF THE ENCHANTED DESERT
Boston: Little, Brown & Co., 1927. Third printing. Pictorial Cloth. pp: x, 364; frontispiece and 52 illustrations from photographs on plate stock, foldout map of Navajo and Hopi Country. Bound in black cloth, orange lettering, cover picture in purple and orange, top edges gilt. 9" x 6" [Decker 27:154.[...	More
Davis, Joe, editor
TIP TOP ENTERTAINMENT AND MINSTREL ALBUM:; For Home Entertainment, Professional and Amateur Shows.
NY: Tip Top, 1936. First Edition. Pictorial Paper Covers. 66pp. Contains end-men gags and stories, jokes, and riddles in addition to the words and music to 30 songs based on black stereotypes and dialect, including: I Ain't Got Nobody; Swanee Jubilee; Darky-ology; Dusky Stevedore; I Ain't Afraid of Nuthin' Dat's.....	More
Dockstader, Frederick J.
THE KACHINA AND THE WHITE MAN:; A Study of the Influences of White Culture on the Hopi Kachina Cult. Illustrated by the Author.
Bloomfield Hills, MI: Cranbrook Institute of Science, (1954). First Edition. Pictorial Cloth. pp: xiv, (iii), 185 with index, colophon; 16 color plates, 23 drawings on text stock. Bound in terracotta cloth, lettering and cover picture in silver; top edge of rear board scuffed, prior owner's name on endpaper. 9.25" x......	More
Dumond, Dwight Lowell
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ANTISLAVERY IN AMERICA
Ann Arbor: Univ of Michigan Press, (1967). Second printing. Hardcover. pp: (ii), 119. Bound in brown cloth, gilt lettering on spine, illustrated endpapers, price-clipped dust wrapper. 11.25" x 8.5" "...a basic listing of primary sources for anyone interested in the antislavery movement in the United States. It is believed that..... More
Edwards, Harry Stillwell
ENEAS AFRICANUS, DEFENDANT
Macon, Georgia: J.W. Burke Co., 1921. First Edition. Original Wraps. pp: (ii), 40, (1) publisher's ads. 7" x 5.25" "Eneas Africanus" was published first in the Macon Evening News, which Edwards co-owned and co-edited. Regarding this edition, WorldCat notes: "Apparently the 1st ed., though later eds. bear copyright date 1920.".....	More
Eppes, Mrs. Nicholas Ware [Susan Bradford]
THE NEGRO OF THE OLD SOUTH: A Bit of Period History.
Chicago: Joseph G. Branch, (1925). First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xv, 203; 4 plates from photographs. Bound in green cloth, gilt cover lettering and decorations. 7.75" x 5.25" [Work, Bibliography of the Negro, 291.].	More
Farabee, William Curtis
SOME CUSTOMS OF THE MACHEYENGAS
Worcester, MA: Davis Press, 1909. First book edition. Original Wraps. 7pp. First published in the AAS Proceedings, October 1909. 10" x 6.25"	More
Farewell My...sheet music
FAREWELL MY LILLY DEAR: Plantation Melody as Sung by Christy's Minstrels. Written & Composed by Stephen C. Foster
NY: Firth, Pond, circa 1850s. Tenth Edition. Printed Self-wrappers. 6pp, four verses and a chorus. In part: ".I'se gwine to roam the wide world In lands I've never hoed, With nothing but my banjo To cheer me on the road...." Embellished cover title Spine reinforced. 13.75" x 10.5"...	More


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Augusta to see controlled burn of forest
Residents in Stuarts Draft, Lyndhurst and Sherando will be especially likely to smell smoke.
Augusta to see controlled burn of forest Residents in Stuarts Draft, Lyndhurst and Sherando will be especially likely to smell smoke. Check out this story on newsleader.com: http://www.newsleader.com/story/news/local/2017/03/17/augusta-see-controlled-burn-forest/99311018/
Gabe Cavallaro, gcavallaro@newsleader.com Published 3:23 p.m. ET March 17, 2017 | Updated 3:25 p.m. ET March 17, 2017
Wildfire in George Washington National Forest near Thrashers Creek in Amherst County.(Photo: George Washington National Forest/Submitted)
NATURAL BRIDGE STATION - About 342 acres in Augusta County are set to be burned by fire specialists coming up between March 18 and May 30 in effort to help promote wildlife and prevent wildfires, according to a Friday U.S. Forest Service press release.
The controlled burn is projected to help preserve the nearly 300 "threatened, endangered sensitive and locally rare wildlife and plants" that find habitat in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests, according to the release.
The exact date of the burn is weather dependent and so hasn't been determined yet, but smoke is expected to be visible, with residents in Stuarts Draft, Lyndhurst and Sherando especially likely to smell the smoke as well. The prescribed burn site is about 5.5 miles southeast of Stuarts Draft.
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The release emphasized safety in describing how the bun will work:
"Safety is our primary concern during this controlled burn. The fire experts assigned to this burn are highly trained and have years of experience in protecting surrounding communities, themselves, and the land they are working to restore. Experienced fire specialists will closely monitor local weather conditions, such as wind and humidity, and make adjustments in the schedule as needed to ensure the safety of both crew members and local residents. Prior to lighting the burn, crews construct and designate firebreaks to ensure the fire does not leave the burn area. The burn will mimic historic natural fire as much as possible. The fire will move slowly down the ridges with low flames. Some individual trees will burn, but the fire should travel mostly across the forest floor."
In 2016, close to 437 acres in the area were subject to successful controlled burning and Forest Service biologists, foresters and firefighters will monitor the effects of the upcoming burn and last year's in figuring out what the "ideal controlled burn timing and parameters for wildlife habitat improvement and restoration" is for the yellow pines in this area of the forest.
"We are rapidly losing young forests, open areas, and critical wildlife habitat due to 100 years of fire suppression and an aging forest," the release said. "For thousands of years, fire shaped our forests and wildlife and our lands actually need fire to be healthy."
Fires naturally occurred in the area every 3 to 15 years, according to research. The low intensity prescribed burns open areas of the forest for growth of a diverse mix of grasses, plants, and wildflowers, while providing valuable food and cover for wildlife. As a result the burns contribute to a healthier land for the people, water and wildlife living there, according to the release.
For more information on the controlled burn program, the Forest Service advises contacting the Glenwood and Pedlar Ranger District at (540) 291-2188.
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Ennio Morricone: 10 (little) things you may not know about the legendary film composer
Ennio Morricone: 10 (little) things you may not know about the legendary film composer © Getty / Luciano Viti
A composer inspired by the classical repertoire, a trained trumpeter, and a man with a famously strong character… Here are 10 (little) things you may not know about Ennio Morricone, composer of countless film scores including "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly" and "Once Upon a Time in the West".
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Even if you don't know the name Ennio Morricone, you have undoubtedly already heard one of his musical themes: the famous haunting melody played on the harmonica in Once Upon a Time in the West, the violins in Chi Mai, or the coyote screams in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
And yet, the composer often regrets that his name and large body of work (over 500 film scores) is limited to simply his collaboration with the film director Sergio Leone. While it is true that the duo created six now-legendary films, these represent but a fraction of Morricone's musical output.
Let us respect the Maestro's wishes and look at 10 (little) things you may not know about the legendary composer that have (almost) nothing to do with his work with Sergio Leone!
When we think of an orchestral composer learning and mastering his musical craft, we often imagine them sitting at a piano or playing a violin, but rarely do we imagine a trumpet. Yet this is exactly the case for Ennio Morricone, a skilled trumpeter much like his father, himself a professional trumpeter.
At the age of 14, he was accepted to the prestigious The Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, in Rome. There he asked to join the composition class, to the great surprise of his professors since, in this reputable school of classical music, "it was almost scandalous for a trumpet student to express the desire to study composition", explains the musicologist Sergio Miceli in a 1995 BBC documentary.
Pendant et après ses années de conservatoire, Ennio Morricone joue de la trompette dans les cabarets de Rome pour gagner un peu d'argent et nourrir sa famille.
Ennio, Dan or Leo
With the help of a friend working for the RAI (Italian television), Ennio Morricone began writing musical arrangements for the small screen, creating for himself a small but solid reputation over the years before eventually moving to the big screen.
Ennio Morricone wrote his first film scores using various pseudonyms such as Dan Savio and Leo Nichols. Was the composer who dreamed of composing great music ashamed of writing for the big screen? No, he answered to the journalist Sue Adler in an interview for the publication Cinema Papers in 1984: "The producers wanted to give the impression that their films were produced in America. And my name doesn't really sound American..."
Extrait du générique d'ouverture du film 'Pour une Poignée de Dollars' (1964), dans lequel la musique est signée 'Leo Nichols' et non Ennio Morricone.
An orchestra with electric guitar and whistles
Morricone's compositions proved to be unique, inspired by both the great works of the classical repertoire and the raw sounds of everyday life. His music thus combined distinctive sounds such as the electric guitar, the pan flute, whistles, bells, and even animal sounds, all accompanied by a symphonic orchestra.
Ennio Morricone drew inspiration when writing film music from the techniques of contemporary and experimental music. Even before writing for the big screen, the composer took great interest in these styles of composition and musical innovations. Thus, early in his career during the 1960s, Morricone joined the Nuova Consonanza, an association focused upon promoting contemporary music in Rome.
Musica assoluta
Without necessarily criticising the art of writing film music, Ennio Morricone "always retained a nostalgia for classical music" (L'Express, 18 March 1999). And the composer never missed an opportunity to cite his favourite musical inspirations: Monteverdi, Bach, Stravinsky, Berio, Boulez…
Despite his career as a successful and prolific film composer, Morricone never abandoned what he referred to absolute music (musica assoluta), composing several concert works including a Concerto no.1 for orchestra in 1957, a Concerto no.3 for guitar and marimba in 1991, and a Mass for Pope Francis in 2015.
Classical pastiche
"Even if I am aware that there is an enormous gap between the public that goes to concerts and that which goes to the cinema, these nods [to the classical repertoire] are a way of bringing the two worlds together..." (L'Express, 18 March 1999)
The influence of "serious" classical music is present throughout Ennio Morricone's musical output, and the composer often amused himself with these serious references, often citing and arranging works from the classical repertoire in his film scores: for example Wagner's famous Ride of the Valkyries for the theme of the "Wilde Horde" from My Name is Nobody (1973), and Bach's Prelude BWV 543 for the main theme of The Sicilian Clan (1969).
An exclusive conductor
Ennio Morricone is also an orchestral conductor: in recording studios and on stage, the famed composer conducts choirs and orchestras on numerous, and often grand, occasions (such as his concert in September 2017 at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris, where he conducted an orchestra of over 170 musicians).
However, there is one small catch: "I am not a real conductor, I do not conduct the music of other composers (AFP, July 2017). Indeed, Morricone only walks on stage to conduct his own works, as opposed to other film music legends such as John Williams who conducts not only the music from Star Wars but also the symphonies of Haydn or Mendelssohn.
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First Oscar at the age of 87
Ennio Morricone began his career in the 1960s, and though his film scores were quickly praised by both the public and the press, it was not until 2016, over fifty years later, that the legendary composer finally received his first Oscar for "Best Original Film Score".
Morricone had already been nominated four times for the same award, and despite an honorary "lifetime achievement" Oscar awarded in 2006 in honour of the composer's career, Ennio Morricone had never seen his music officially consecrated by the demanding Hollywood community. Such a recognition finally came with the film score to Hateful Eight by the Quentin Tarantino, a director to whom Morricone paid homage in his speech, reminding us that "there is no great film soundtrack without a great film that inspires it."
Ennio Morricone dans la salle de presse de la 88e cérémonie des Oscars, à Los Angeles, le 28 février 2016. © AFP / Robyn Beck
A bit of pop
"I don't know the names of any pop musicians", revealed Morricone in May 2016 in an interview with Katie Forster for The Guardian. "Pop music is standardised; it's made to please the largest audience possible."
Though he expressed little appreciation of pop music, the Maestro nonetheless tried his hand at composing for the genre. In 1966, for example, he composed the song Se Telefonando for the Italian singer Mina. In a different genre, in 1974, Morricone conducted and produced an album in collaboration with the French singer Mireille Mathieu.
At school with Sergio Leone
We promised we would avoid the subject, but it is almost impossible to talk about Ennio Morricone without mentioning the Italian film director Sergio Leone. Despite the fact that the composer wishes audiences would look beyond his film scores for Leone's famous Westerns, one cannot deny that "it was the Westerns that gave him the freedom to score all his other films, because they made him so prominent." (Ennio Morricone, Christopher Frayling, BBC2, 1995).
Leone and Morricone. Together, the two have created some of the most iconic films and film scores in this history of cinema (namely The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, 1968, Once Upon a Time in the West, 1969, and Once Upon a Time in America, 1984). Two friends, two children both from the Roman neighbourhood of Trastevere, where they first met whilst in primary school in 1937, years before reuniting to forge the legendary duo.
Le réalisateur italien Sergio Leone (1929 - 1989). © Getty / Marcello Mencarini / Leemage
A tough character?
Any journalist lucky enough to have met Ennio Morricone will confirm: the man is not the easiest to approach, let alone interview. The list of conditions and requirements sent in advance by his agent is long. Call him Maestro (and not Signore Morricone, too formal, and certainly not Ennio, too familiar). Avoid talking about his music for Leone's films (too reductive) and if you must really broach the subject, whatever you do, do not refer to them as spaghetti westerns (too derogatory). And please, do not ask Maestro to play the piano, he is a composer, not a performer!
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Q: Vector Calculus-Integral of differential vector. While reading the mathematical introduction to a physics textbook, I came across a problem that asserted that:
$$ \int dA$$  (where A is a plane surface)
is a vector with a direction perpendicular to a surface A. In my studies of vector calculus, I remember learning that the integration of a vector (unless its a vector valued function) is not possible. However, now I realize that the above equation should have a direction as the area of A does indeed have a direction.
My question is why don't all integrals give vector results? The differentials all appear to be vectors (as shown above) and thus shouldn't all integrals give vectors?

A: There is an abuse of notation. In general $\int d\vec A$ is a vector quantity and $\int dA$ is a scalar. Some authors use $dA$ as a vector quantity, but you should be able to get this information from the context.


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Wizard's Brew
July 19, 2013 | Posted in Reviews
Wizards are a peculiar lot. At best, they embody the fantasy realm's equivalent of a walking arcane library. They go where they are needed, dispensing wisdom, insight, mentoring, and even justice. They both honor and eschew customs, as they are of the world they belong to, but they share with you that glimmer of hidden worlds that only they can see. At worst, their arrogance and dismissal of others as beneath them leaves them grumpy, aloof, or down right dangerous.
Whatever the case may be, though, they're always up to something. Tinkering, scheming, learning, searching. Whether it's Merlin or Dumbledore, Gandalf or Ged, it's best for us lay folk to be wary of them and their "quests". Lest we get eaten by dragons…
The Premise
The land's wizarding population has recently figured out how to create the fabled Elixir of Life. To achieve it, however, will require ingredients from across the realm. With limited resources, the players must traverse the land to acquire the right combination of these materials. Players compete with fellow wizards using their arsenal of spells and control of the elements in order to be the first one to complete their potion, thus proving who the greatest wizard is.
Setup in Wizard's Brew is pretty straightforward. Each player receives a Cauldron placard, one card from each of the four Element decks, and 10 Energy cubes, which will be used to power Spells. Each player also receives two Spells to start the game. Spells are powerful but temporary abilities that will let players gain Element resources, affect the acquisition of potion ingredients, or mildly interfere with other players. Players secretly allocate some or all of their finite Energy cubes to those initial Spells, which determines how many rounds they will stay in effect. Unspent Energy cubes will be used to subsequently purchase new Spells.
On the main board, Ingredient tokens are placed randomly in each space, as is one Landmark token. The starting player is also determined randomly, given the Wizard marker, and places the Horse marker in the middle of the board.
The game is played out over a series of rounds, broken down into four phases: Spell, Element, Ingredient, and Energy. Each phase starts with the person controlling the Wizard marker at that time. In the Spell phase, a new Spell is revealed from the top of the deck and is auctioned off. Using Energy cubes, players, in turn order, have one chance to either raise the previous bid or pass. The winning player gets control of that Spell, putting the Energy cubes bid on it and getting the Wizard marker. This process is repeated until new Spells equal to the number of players have been dispensed, or until all players pass on a spell.
In the Element phase, players draw Element cards equal to the number and types of Element symbols present on their spells.
Most of the time spent in Wizard's Brew happens during the Ingredient phase, whereby players are jaunting around the map gathering the needed elixir components. The phase starts by the player rolling the provided die, determining how many turns the phase will have (between three and six). Next, they move the Horse marker to an adjacent location. (It is a magical Horse so it skips empty spaces).
Players then use their Element cards to bid on the ability to take an ingredient from that spot. The Landmark token specifies which Element can be used for that space. Like the Spell phase, players must either raise the bid or pass, and if all players pass, the phase immediately ends. Unlike the Spell phase, however, players have the option to re-raise their bid. The winner discards the Element cards bid and chooses which ingredient they wish to add to their Cauldron. Additionally, they receive the Wizard marker. If there are still turns left in the phase, they will move the Horse to a new location to bid anew.
In the Energy phase, players with special yellow Spells can opt to use them. Then, players remove Energy cubes from Spells equal to the Spell's power (either one or two), returning them to their available pools. Any Spell with no Energy on it is discarded.
Rounds continue until a someone reaches the number of ingredients required, which is dependent on the number of players. For example, in 4-player game, players either need seven different colored ingredients, or eight of any kind. Once that happens, that player gulps down their potion and is immediately the winner. Everyone else must abandon their quest in disgrace.
Proof that Spree candies are the key to immortality.
Just Don't Call It A Philosopher's Stone
In 1997, an unknown British author released a book that would become a worldwide phenomenon. This, of course, was J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. However, when it was released in the US in 1998, the publishers renamed it the Sorcerer's Stone. They did this because they didn't think that Americans were familiar enough with the concept of the Philosopher's Stone to properly reflect what the book would be about. So they went with something that sounded a lot more magic-y. Another such example was 1989's James Bond movie License to Kill. Originally titled License Revoked, it was changed in post-production because the producers felt that many Americans wouldn't know what the word 'revoked' meant.
This tactic is done more than you would think when it comes to distributing things on a worldwide basis. Usually it's done because topics may be culturally or geographically relevant in one area but bear no significance in another. Or they just assume the audience won't understand.
Is Thrift a phrase, a Spell, or the guy in the picture?
That's sort of what transpires in Wizard's Brew, at least from a flavor perspective. You are alchemists trying to brew the Elixir of Life, a thematic plot that would lend nicely to use of the Philosopher's Stone. But it is never mentioned. It is hardly the only sin of omission, evoking questions such as, "If we are competing to finish the potion, why are we all traveling together?", and, "What ingredients are we actually collecting? All I see is ingredient Purple."
Granted, these questions don't affect the mechanics of the game at all, but you can bet that your Immersionist friends will take notice of such thematic vagaries. They'll likely also mention that this game has issues with the Stroop Test: there are Green Element cards, Green Spells, and Green Ingredients, but they are all unrelated. We're a bit more forgiving with that, since there's only so many basic colors to work with, but we agree it can get a tad confusing at times.
An area where it is less acceptable is with the rules. The rulebook provided is short, thorough and does a good job of explaining most things. So it's a bit odd to see important Spell-related material – arguably the only somewhat complex part of the game – left out. It has to be inferred that bold text in a Spell is actually referring to another Spell, and Spells that reference "Influence" are actually talking about a subset of Spells that provide bonuses. Subsequent playthroughs negate this issue, but it makes the first time it's played more difficult. This seems to be more of an oversight than anything else given the decent rules otherwise, but not knowing these things evokes more of the "Why am I doing XYZ?" feeling.
All Aboard the Immortality Express
Yes, THAT Bill the Pony
Wizard's Brew's main focus is on engaging players with each other as it goes about its business, even if it may seem a bit counterintuitive on some levels. As players venture around the map via the Horse marker (whom we decreed that he shall forever be known as Bill the Pony), they have to play a mild tug of war in order to affect the direction players go. This relies on being able to outbid one another for control of the reigns more than directly affecting another player's actions. Sorry Strikers, but there is only a handful of Spells that can muck with another player. If you are looking for a confrontational game, this is not it.
Other groups are delivered similar cautions. The flow of Wizard's Brew is pretty linear, and Bill the Pony moves it along at a progressive-but-leisurely pace. This likely won't bode well for Daredevils, who would be looking for non-existent alternative paths to victory. Architects won't mind the congenial tone aspect of the game – it often feels like a gentleman's wager among wizards – but there is little for them to build up or accumulate. Sure, you are after elixir ingredients, but so is everyone else. Moreover, you have to pitch your Element cards in bidding to acquire it. Trading one resource for another, even if it's advancing towards the win, is not their preference.
For Tacticians, Wizard's Brew is a bit perplexing in that it wants to offer them more than what is actually available. The right combination of Spells in your arsenal can make for some useful interactions, but it's hard to plan that since which Spells come up each round are random. There is little room beyond that for them to put their clockwork cunning into action. For players who enjoy light strategic decision-making, the game succeeds plesantly, but for many Tacticians, it won't be enough.
The one group that this game will particularly resonate with more than any other are the Socializers. At first glance, it looks like a game not terribly suited for them, but once Wizard's Brew is underway, that thought dissipates. The game manages to never get too bogged down with complication or drag on too long that a Socializer will lose interest, and it provides choices in a way that never feels intimidating. This shouldn't be surprising given that Wizard's Brew was partly designed by Alan Moon, the creator of Ticket to Ride. This is a game in a similar weight-class. Except, instead of trains, you have a Horse, a Cauldron, and a bunch of elixir ingredients to collect.
At the end of the day, what's been whipped up with Wizard's Brew is a fairly light game with some fun mechanics. For all the nitpicking mentioned, Wizard's Brew is still a decent bit of enjoyment. It's an auction-centric game where you also get to cast spells. (Alas, if only Ebay had similar options.) Its setting is a bit generic, and the premise is a bit thin, but not every game is going to have a verdant backstory and immense world-building lore. Indeed, Wizard's Brew feels much closer to a corollary to Settlers of Catan – another game that succeeds despite it humble concept.
That said, it shades closer to a Gateway Plus Game than Settlers due to the added complexity Spells can bring to the equation and that there is a little less overall luck involved comparatively. The emphasis on player engagement, the variety of the Spell cards, the random aspects to setup, and the modest play time makes the game a good choice for those looking to make that Post-Catan step into the larger gaming world. For the established gamer, it can still enjoyable for those who like auction mechanics and mastering the elemental powers of the universe, and it's at least worth a try.
Cardboard Republic Snapshot Scoring (Based on scale of 5):
Artwork: 3
Rules Clarity: 3.5
Replay Value: 3.5
Physical Quality: 3
Photo Credits: Elements and Spells with Energy Cubes by Eagle & Gryphon Games.


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package org.arakhne.afc.gis.road.ui;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOError;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.net.URL;
import java.text.MessageFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.control.Label;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent;
import javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane;
import javafx.scene.text.TextAlignment;
import javafx.stage.FileChooser;
import javafx.stage.FileChooser.ExtensionFilter;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import org.eclipse.xtext.xbase.lib.Pure;

import org.arakhne.afc.gis.io.shape.GISShapeFileReader;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.mapelement.GISElementContainer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.mapelement.MapElement;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.maplayer.GISLayerContainer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.maplayer.MapElementLayer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.maplayer.MapLayer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.maplayer.MultiMapLayer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.maplayer.TreeMapElementLayer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.primitive.FlagContainer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.primitive.GISContainer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.road.RoadPolyline;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.road.StandardRoadNetwork;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.road.layer.RoadNetworkLayer;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.road.primitive.RoadNetworkException;
import org.arakhne.afc.gis.ui.GisPane;
import org.arakhne.afc.inputoutput.filefilter.FileFilter;
import org.arakhne.afc.io.dbase.DBaseFileFilter;
import org.arakhne.afc.io.shape.ESRIBounds;
import org.arakhne.afc.io.shape.ShapeElementType;
import org.arakhne.afc.io.shape.ShapeFileFilter;
import org.arakhne.afc.math.geometry.d2.d.Point2d;
import org.arakhne.afc.math.geometry.d2.d.Rectangle2d;
import org.arakhne.afc.text.TextUtil;
import org.arakhne.afc.vmutil.FileSystem;
import org.arakhne.afc.vmutil.json.JsonBuffer;
import org.arakhne.afc.vmutil.locale.Locale;

/**
 * Application for viewing GIS primitives.
 *
 * @author $Author: sgalland$
 * @version $FullVersion$
 * @mavengroupid $GroupId$
 * @mavenartifactid $ArtifactId$
 * @since 14.0
 */
public class SimpleViewer extends Application {

	private volatile boolean dragging;

	private volatile MapElement selectedRoad;

	private static MapElementLayer<?> loadShapeFile(File file) {
		try {
			StandardRoadNetwork network = null;
			MapElementLayer<MapElement> layer = null;

			final File dbfFile = FileSystem.replaceExtension(file, DBaseFileFilter.EXTENSION_DBASE_FILE);
			final URL dbfUrl;
			if (dbfFile.canRead()) {
				dbfUrl = dbfFile.toURI().toURL();
			} else {
				dbfUrl = null;
			}

			try (InputStream is = new FileInputStream(file)) {
				assert is != null;
				try (GISShapeFileReader reader = new GISShapeFileReader(is, null, dbfUrl)) {
					final Rectangle2d worldRect = new Rectangle2d();
					final ESRIBounds esriBounds = reader.getBoundsFromHeader();
					worldRect.setFromCorners(
							esriBounds.getMinX(),
							esriBounds.getMinY(),
							esriBounds.getMaxX(),
							esriBounds.getMaxY());

					if (reader.getShapeElementType() == ShapeElementType.POLYLINE) {
						reader.setMapElementType(RoadPolyline.class);
					}

					MapElement element;

					while ((element = reader.read()) != null) {
						if (element instanceof RoadPolyline) {
							if (network == null) {
								network = new StandardRoadNetwork(worldRect);
							}
							final RoadPolyline sgmt = (RoadPolyline) element;
							try {
								network.addRoadSegment(sgmt);
							} catch (RoadNetworkException e) {
								throw new RuntimeException(e);
							}
						} else {
							if (layer == null) {
								layer = new TreeMapElementLayer<>(worldRect);
							}
							try {
								layer.addMapElement(element);
							} catch (RoadNetworkException e) {
								throw new RuntimeException(e);
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
			if (network != null) {
				final RoadNetworkLayer networkLayer = new RoadNetworkLayer(network);
				return networkLayer;
			}
			return layer;
		} catch (IOException exception) {
			throw new IOError(exception);
		}
	}

	/** Convert the given standard file filter to its equivalent JavaFX file filter.
	 *
	 * @param filter the standard file filter to convert.
	 * @return the JavaFX file filter.
	 */
	@Pure
	public static ExtensionFilter toJavaFX(FileFilter filter) {
		return new ExtensionFilter(filter.getDescription(), filter.getExtensions());
	}

	@Override
	@SuppressWarnings({"checkstyle:magicnumber", "checkstyle:regexp", "checkstyle:npathcomplexity",
		"checkstyle:nestedifdepth", "rawtypes", "unchecked"})
	public void start(Stage primaryStage) {
		final FileChooser fileChooser = new FileChooser();
		fileChooser.setTitle(Locale.getString(SimpleViewer.class, "OPEN_WINDOW_TITLE")); //$NON-NLS-1$
		fileChooser.getExtensionFilters().add(
				toJavaFX(new ShapeFileFilter()));
		final List<File> shapeFiles = fileChooser.showOpenMultipleDialog(primaryStage);
		if (shapeFiles != null && !shapeFiles.isEmpty()) {
			final List<MapElementLayer> containers = new ArrayList<>();
			final StringBuilder filename = new StringBuilder();
			for (final File shapeFile : shapeFiles) {
				final MapElementLayer loadedResource = loadShapeFile(shapeFile);
				if (loadedResource != null) {
					containers.add(loadedResource);
					if (filename.length() > 0) {
						filename.append(", "); //$NON-NLS-1$
					}
					filename.append(shapeFile.getName());
				}
			}

			if (containers.isEmpty()) {
				System.exit(0);
			}

			final GISContainer container;
			if (containers.size() == 1) {
				container = containers.get(0);
			} else {
				final MultiMapLayer layer = new MultiMapLayer<>();
				for (final MapLayer child : containers) {
					layer.addMapLayer(child);
				}
				container = layer;
			}

			final BorderPane root = new BorderPane();

			final Label messageBar = new Label(""); //$NON-NLS-1$
			messageBar.setTextAlignment(TextAlignment.CENTER);

			final GisPane scrollPane = new GisPane(container);

			final String mouseLocationPattern = Locale.getString(SimpleViewer.class, "MOUSE_POSITION"); //$NON-NLS-1$

			scrollPane.setOnMouseMoved(event -> {
				final Point2d mousePosition = scrollPane.toDocumentPosition(event.getX(), event.getY());
				messageBar.setText(MessageFormat.format(mouseLocationPattern,
						TextUtil.formatDouble(event.getX(), 1),
						TextUtil.formatDouble(event.getY(), 1),
						TextUtil.formatDouble(mousePosition.getX(), 4),
						TextUtil.formatDouble(mousePosition.getY(), 4)));
			});

			scrollPane.addEventHandler(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DRAGGED, event -> {
				this.dragging = true;
				final Point2d mousePosition = scrollPane.toDocumentPosition(event.getX(), event.getY());
				messageBar.setText(MessageFormat.format(mouseLocationPattern,
						TextUtil.formatDouble(event.getX(), 1),
						TextUtil.formatDouble(event.getY(), 1),
						TextUtil.formatDouble(mousePosition.getX(), 4),
						TextUtil.formatDouble(mousePosition.getY(), 4)));
			});

			scrollPane.setOnMouseReleased(event -> {
				if (!this.dragging) {
					final MapElement select1 = this.selectedRoad;
					this.selectedRoad = null;
					if (select1 != null) {
						select1.unsetFlag(FlagContainer.FLAG_SELECTED);
					}
					final MapElement select2 = getElementUnderMouse(scrollPane, event.getX(), event.getY());
					if (select2 != select1) {
						if (select2 != null) {
							select2.setFlag(FlagContainer.FLAG_SELECTED);
							this.selectedRoad = select2;
							if (event.isControlDown()) {
								// Force the loading of all the attributes.
								select2.getAllAttributeNames();
							}
							System.out.println(JsonBuffer.toString(select2));
						}
						scrollPane.drawContent();
						event.consume();
					}
				}
				this.dragging = false;
			});

			root.setCenter(scrollPane);
			root.setBottom(messageBar);

			final Scene scene = new Scene(root, 1024, 768);
			scene.getStylesheets().add(getClass().getResource("application.css").toExternalForm()); //$NON-NLS-1$

			primaryStage.setTitle(Locale.getString(SimpleViewer.class, "WINDOW_TITLE", filename.toString())); //$NON-NLS-1$
			primaryStage.setScene(scene);
			primaryStage.show();
		} else {
			primaryStage.close();
			System.exit(0);
		}
	}

	/** Replies the element at the given mouse position.
	 *
	 * @param pane the element pane.
	 * @param x the x position of the mouse.
	 * @param y the y position of the mouse.
	 * @return the element.
	 * @since 15.0
	 */
	@SuppressWarnings({ "rawtypes" })
	public MapElement getElementUnderMouse(GisPane<?> pane, double x, double y) {
		final GISContainer model = pane.getDocumentModel();
		final Point2d mousePosition = pane.toDocumentPosition(x, y);
		final Rectangle2d selectionArea = pane.toDocumentRect(x - 2, y - 2, 5, 5);
		return getElementUnderMouse(model, mousePosition, selectionArea);
	}

	@SuppressWarnings({ "rawtypes" })
	private MapElement getElementUnderMouse(Object model, Point2d mousePosition, Rectangle2d selectionArea) {
		if (model instanceof GISElementContainer<?>) {
			return getElementUnderMouse((GISElementContainer) model, mousePosition, selectionArea);
		}
		if (model instanceof GISLayerContainer<?>) {
			return getElementUnderMouse((GISLayerContainer) model, mousePosition, selectionArea);
		}
		return null;
	}

	@SuppressWarnings({ "static-method" })
	private MapElement getElementUnderMouse(GISElementContainer<?> model, Point2d mousePosition, Rectangle2d selectionArea) {
		final Iterator<? extends MapElement> iterator = model.iterator(selectionArea);
		double dist = Double.MAX_VALUE;
		MapElement select = null;
		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			final MapElement road = iterator.next();
			final double distance = Math.abs(road.getDistance(mousePosition));
			if (distance < dist) {
				dist = distance;
				select = road;
			}
		}
		return select;
	}

	private MapElement getElementUnderMouse(GISLayerContainer<?> model, Point2d mousePosition, Rectangle2d selectionArea) {
		final Iterator<? extends MapLayer> iterator = model.iterator();
		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			final MapLayer layer = iterator.next();
			if (layer.isVisible() && layer.isClickable()) {
				final MapElement selected = getElementUnderMouse(layer, mousePosition, selectionArea);
				if (selected != null) {
					return selected;
				}
			}
		}
		return null;
	}

	/** Main program.
	 *
	 * @param args the command line arguments.
	 */
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		launch();
	}

}


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GSSM students can participate in independent study courses to further pursue an area of interest. If a student is interested in a course that is not currently being taught, he or she can approach a faculty member about teaching the course. For years, neuroscience was such a popular independent study course that GSSM turned it into an official schedule offering. Other popular independent study topics include math, computer science and history.
Every student at GSSM participates in a summer research experience mentored by academics and professionals across South Carolina, the country, and the world. They compile and analyze their research findings, prepare formal research papers, and present their work at the GSSM Annual Research Colloquium and at the SC Junior Academy of Science annual meeting. GSSM students gain a unique and direct experience with the scientific process, which develops their understanding of the scientific method, the methods of discovery, subject matter expertise, critical thinking skills, data analysis and quantitative skills, creativity, and communication skills. They may have additional opportunities to present their research in academic journals or at professional conferences in conjunction with their summer research mentor.
One of the best—and most unusual—things about GSSM is the fact that our students live here in dorms. Living and learning together in a community of motivated scholars is a truly life-changing experience for most of our students.
What I loved most was that I could craft what I wanted to do in the sciences, yet I didn't have to give up the humanities.
GSSM's Habitat for Humanity project alongside Darlington County Habitat for Humanity.
Sometimes the fastest way to make friends on campus is to dive in, head first! Govies had a chance to make new friends through Playfair, an entertaining, team-building experience.
Senior Hannah Willis spent SPRI with the SC Department of Natural Resources at Edisto Island & Pinnacle Mountain. She studied laser imaging to identify coastal shell rings threatened by beach erosion & identified petroglyph sites in the mountains.
Through the Research Experience Scholars Program (RESP), three students are abroad in South Korea, where they are researching at KAIST.


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What Today's Politicians Could Learn From Ryan White
It's been 30 years since the Ryan White CARE Act was signed into law, the result of bi-partisan support. Could that have even happened now?
August 18, 2020 • By Shawn Decker
It's been three decades since The Ryan White CARE Act was signed into law by President H.W. Bush. Ryan, who was a national treasure for his advocacy for all people with HIV, passed to spirit earlier that same year. Familiar with his story, politicians who had gotten to know his mother, Jeanne, urged her to pick up the torch for her son. And through her advocacy she garnered bi-partisan support for what had been originally titled The Ryan White GAVE A SHIT, YOU SHOULD, TOO Act.
Okay, everything above is true except for the Ryan White GASYST Act.
The AIDS Institute commemorated the occasion by calling for continued funding for Ryan White, unimpeded by the current pandemic which is all but certain to negatively impact a already vulnerable HIV/AIDS community.
Ryan White became a household name in 1985, when he was kicked out of public school for having HIV. He'd contracted the virus as the result of tainted blood products, used to treat his hemophilia. After the dust up, Ryan decided to channel his energy towards educating people about the epidemic; not just the facts about how the virus was and wasn't transmitted, but also the stigma that surrounds. He made no distinctions between himself and anyone else who had contracted the virus.
It was an immensely important message and a nice counter-balance to the fierce activism of the day. The gay community demanded to be heard and used any means necessary to draw attention to the health crisis, and the hemophilia activist community focused on insuring a safer and more transparent blood supply for everyone. Undoubtedly, the messaging of both groups was infused with a potent combination of anger and grief. Understandable, the personal losses continued to mount with cruel efficiency. Ryan's power, however, lied in his ability to speak softly and surely about the heavy topic. It was HIV awareness with a dimple, and audiences who felt like HIV could never happen to them were less able to change the channel when they saw Ryan, who reminded them of their own children.
Back to the future...
Could the Ryan White CARE Act pass today? Sadly, the answer is no. At least not now, in my opinion. COVID-19 marks a dangerous precedent: the politicization of a public health crisis. Whereas Reagan just decided to not mention AIDS or take it seriously because it was "a gay disease", Trump has provided a toxic mix of denial and misinformation. The current climate should send a chill down any spine, regardless of political affiliation. And when a public health plan is allegedly scrapped because, initially, the virus was impacting "blue states" (Republicans lived in those too, last time I checked), then we have reached a terrifying and depraved new low.
I hate to say it, but I'm not sure if Ryan's compassion and dimple could make a dent in today's climate.
But I sure wish he were still here to give it a shot.
Stay safe out there, folks.
Positively Yours,
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