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package sinalgo.runtime.nodeCollection;

import java.util.Enumeration;

import sinalgo.tools.storage.ReusableEnumeration;

/**
 * This class stores the SquarePositions and provides the methods to enumerate them with a reusable
 * enumeration.
 */
public class SquarePositionCollection {

	private SquarePositionCollectionEnumeration enumeration= null;
	/**
	 * The storage for the SquarePos. This storage is an array and always has the same size(9)
	 */
	private SquarePos[] squares = new SquarePos[9];
	private boolean[] used = new boolean[9];
	private int nextUnused = 0;

	/**
	 * The only constructor for the SquarePositionCollection. It fills the data array with empty
	 * instances.
	 */
	public SquarePositionCollection(){
		for(int i = 0; i < 9; i++){
			squares[i] = new SquarePos(0, 0);
		}
	}

	/**
	 * This method adds a SquarePos to the collection. This means: it fills the next unused slot in the data
	 * array with the parameter values.
	 *
	 * @param x The x parameter of the SquarePos to add.
	 * @param y The y parameter of the SquarePos to add.
	 */
	public void add(int x, int y){
		if(nextUnused == squares.length){
			throw new ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException("You tried to add more than the possible elements to the SquarePositionCollection");
		}
		used[nextUnused] = true;
		squares[nextUnused].x = x;
		squares[nextUnused].y = y;
		nextUnused++;
	}

	/**
	 * This method clears the data array. This means that it sets all the used flags of the elements
	 * in the array to false.
	 */
	public void clear(){
		for(int i = 0; i < 9; i++){
			used[i] = false;
		}
		nextUnused = 0;
	}

	/**
	 * This method returns an enumeration over the elements in the data array. This enumeration is
	 * either a new instance or the resetted old one.
	 *
	 * @return A reusable Enumeration over the collection.
	 */
	public Enumeration<SquarePos> elements(){
		if(enumeration == null){
			enumeration = new SquarePositionCollectionEnumeration();
		}
		else{
			enumeration.reset();
		}
		return enumeration;
	}

	private class SquarePositionCollectionEnumeration implements ReusableEnumeration<SquarePos>{

		private int position = 0;

		public void reset(){
			position = 0;
		}

		public boolean hasMoreElements() {
			if(position < squares.length){
				return (used[position]);
			}
			else{
				return false;
			}
		}

		public SquarePos nextElement() {
			return squares[position++];//increment the position inline
		}

	}
}

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Honey spice loaf - Drizzle Me Skinny!Drizzle Me Skinny!
I love baking loaves.. There is nothing quite like a fresh warm delicious loaf and I love making them weight watcher friendly.. Although it is spring this honey spice loaf reminded me of a cool fall day and sometimes I feel spring mornings have that same feel in the air.. The smell will win you over and it tastes better than it smells.. Makes 10 generous servings at 4 points each.
Preheat oven to 350F, spray a regular sized loaf pan with some cooking spray.
In a bowl whisk your egg and egg whites together, mix in your brown sugar.
Add your apple sauce, honey and vanilla and stir well.
Mix in flour, spices and baking powder & soda.
Pour batter into loaf pan, sprinkle almonds on top and bake in oven for 35-40 minutes until top of loaf is set.
Made this last night and it was so easy – made a great after dinner snack with a little applesauce or small scoop of WW friendly ice cream!
I need to make this. Time to dig out my bread pans!! Does this make a regular, full sized loaf? It must… it's 10 "generous" servings… ????
Could these be made as muffins? I don't have a loaf pan!????
Do you think i could add chopped up apples to this recipe?
Can u suggest a easy crumble top? We are allergic to nuts!


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Florida Biotech Chooses Tampa for New Company Headquarters
Sustainable wellness innovator is latest company to join region's research and development hub, capitalizing on Tampa Bay's professional talent, logistical resources, and quality of life.
TAMPA, Fla. - November 30, 2021 - (Newswire.com)
Florida Biotech has selected Tampa for its North American headquarters, research and development, and brand operations, citing the region's strong talent pool, research universities, strong logistics and growing reputation as a center for biotech and life sciences.
Florida Biotech is a sustainable wellness innovation company, developing solutions for industry and home focusing on natural compounds both for performance and environmental impact. Its products are based on scientific breakthroughs in molecular biology and bioengineering to outperform legacy chemicals. Available through its diverse brand portfolio are products such as biostatic face mask fresheners, hypo-allergenic dog shampoos and fresheners, EPA-approved hospital-grade surface disinfectants, and other cleaning agents targeting the elimination of viruses, bacteria, mold, mildew and spores.
"Greater Tampa Bay was a natural choice for Florida Biotech," said co-founder, Mike Wetzer. "The area has research universities, a strong talent pipeline, risk/venture capital, reliable infrastructure and logistical advantages very few places enjoy. Unlike others that manage to meet just some of those criteria, Tampa Bay is on the upswing as a center for related biotech and life sciences. We are delighted to join and help position Tampa on the global stage as a Tier 1 sector competitor."
The Tampa Bay region is building its reputation as a rapidly expanding and attractive hub in the tech-led domain. The region is supported by educational institutions such as University of South Florida Health, University of Tampa College of Natural and Health Sciences, St. Petersburg College, and Hillsborough Community College Health Sciences and Nursing. All contribute to the region's innovation success and train the next generation of scientists, doctors and technicians.
In addition, government and economic development leaders are committed to supporting the biotech sector, Wetzer said. Medical and health research, product development, and manufacturing are further expanding with construction of the Moffitt Cancer Center's 800-acre research, development, manufacturing and office park along the Suncoast Parkway. Pasco County Schools offer 40 pathways in career and technical education programs through partnerships with local industries, further supporting the business community's workforce needs.
In the past two years, globally recognized corporations such as Bristol-Myers Squibb and Johnson & Johnson have chosen Tampa as the home of their major North American operations. Other life sciences companies in the area include: Quest Diagnostics, Covidien, HealthPlan Services, Synergy Health, Smart Science Labs, LifeLink, Biologics Development Services, and Xcelience.
The region is supported by a strong, networked infrastructure, with an international airport, deep water seaport, rail, and major interstate highways providing manufacturers with vital logistics, Wetzer said.
Learning from the COVID-era challenges of labor shortages and fragile logistics, Florida Biotech is building a robust supply chain centered in the Americas. It sources components and fluids primarily from the USA, Canada and an equal balance of Latin American, European, Asian and Middle Eastern suppliers. Florida Biotech's products are filled and bottled in the USA in an ISO-certified contract manufacturing facility in the Sarasota/Bradenton area.
Florida Biotech, like many biotech and life sciences companies, also selected the Tampa Bay region for the quality of life the area offers employees. Tampa Bay is regularly ranked highly in places to live by magazines like U.S. News & World Report and by real estate professionals. Encompassing the cities of Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater, Tampa Bay offers residents the pleasures of a beach lifestyle as well as the benefits of a sophisticated metropolitan area boasting professional sports teams, museums, and countless entertainment and dining options.
"Tampa is the right home for Florida Biotech," said Wetzer. "We can grow our business in the area's dynamic and vibrant biotech sector, while enjoying it as a terrific place to live and work."
About Florida Biotech
Please visit https://florida-biotech.com
Morgan McAbee
morgan@newswire.com
Original Source: Florida Biotech Chooses Tampa for New Company Headquarters

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Cole Hughes
NCAA FOOTBALL WEEK 14 TAKEAWAYS
ACC TAKEAWAY:
HURRICANES BLOW OUT BLUE DEVILS
The No. 10 Miami Hurricanes met with the Duke Blue Devils last Saturday and from the first kick-off, Miami dominated this one to the point that it was almost not fun to watch. The main I reason I left this blowout on was because I was super intrigued by the Hurricanes offense. They popped off and moved the ball down the field with ease throughout the entire duration of the game. They finished with over 500 total yards and their veteran leader D'Eriq King continued to impress as he has all season long. The red-shirt senior and transfer from Houston, threw for three touchdowns and ran for one as well, demonstrating to the college football world that he is a true dual-threat quarterback. On the other side of the ball, the Hurricanes defense held Duke's transfer quarterback, Chase Brice, and the Blue Devils offense in check and really dominated for lack of a better term. The Hurricanes only allowed Duke to gain 177 total yards on the day. Not to mention, Miami's notorious "turnover chain" was passed around quite a bit as the Hurricanes defense caused five total turnovers.
This win was a great morale booster for the Hurricanes heading into their last few games of the season. This team unfortunately won't be making an appearance in the ACC Championship this year but that is only because two of the top 5 teams in the country will be playing in it. Although I am excited to see the Notre Dame and Clemson rematch in the ACC title game, you have to still feel bad for the Hurricanes because they got the short end of the stick. This team has only one loss to Clemson and if the Fighting Irish did not join the ACC this year due to Covid, Miami would be getting that rematch instead. I look forward to seeing who they get to matchup with in a bowl this year and am even more excited for their season next year. Coach Manny Diaz has the U trending back in the direction of greatness.
USA Today Sports / Jasen Vinlove
BIG TEN TAKEAWAY:
FIELDS AND THE BUCKEYES ARE BALLIN OUT
Last week in the blog, we highlighted the Michigan State Spartans for obtaining a huge victory against Northwestern and mentioned they would need to be near-perfect to pull off an upset win against the Buckeyes. It was clear that Ohio State was going to show up and perform even without their coach Ryan Day and several of their star players, so I wouldn't say that the Spartans had a real advantage. The longshot upset just didn't happen because Ohio State is simply a much better football team than Michigan State this season. And the main reason why is Justin Fields. He will not win the Heisman due to the spectacular seasons Trevor Lawrence, Mac Jones, and Kyle Trask are all having but that guy is an amazing football player who has been superb for the Buckeyes this season. He definitely deserves votes for the prestigious award and could have had a real shot if there wasn't so much talent displayed this season at the FBS level.
Fields was one of the most publicized recruits a few years ago coming out of high school due to appearing on the television series QB1: Beyond The Lights. He gained even more attention once he decided to transfer from Georgia after his freshman season and the expectations were sky high when he made his way up to Columbus. Now in 2020, after two full seasons with the Buckeyes, he has surpassed those initial hopes and is not even done yet. It looks like Ohio State will get to play in the Big 10 Championship and potentially in the college football playoffs thereafter. If Fields can continue his success in those big-time games, we may be seeing NFL franchises jumping to get him in the draft come April.
Cleveland.com / David Petkiewicz
BIG 12 TAKEAWAY:
SOONERS BOOMING THEIR WAY TO CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
The Sooners faced a struggling Baylor team this past weekend in Norman and was able to get the job done winning the game 27-14. The Sooners came out strong and scored the first seventeen points of the game, putting the Bears in a tough situation. Although Baylor was able to score a late third quarter touchdown, the Sooners put ten additional points on the board in the last quarter to seal the game. The win was a big one as it improved their record to 7-2 on the season and helped them secure a spot in the Big 12 Championship game. The Sooners will get to face off against the impressive Iowa State Cyclones who beat them earlier in the season and man will that be a fun one to watch. Iowa State has been really impressive this season but I expect the Sooners to show up big in the championship game. Coach Lincoln Riley and his squad will not only be playing for revenge or the last laugh, but also to keep their streak alive. The Big 12 Championship scheduled for December 19th, will be the Sooners fourth Championship game in a row and if they are victorious, they will be crowned as conference champions for the sixth straight season. As for the Cyclones, they will be looking to take home their first Big 12 title in school history. Looking forward to that game and hope there will be plenty of fireworks.
College Football News
PAC-12 TAKEAWAY:
DOWN GO THE DUCKS..AGAIN?
About a month ago when the Pac-12 season kicked off, I had the Oregon Ducks as my early pick to win the conference and repeat as Pac 12 champs. Looking back, man I was so wrong! The Ducks started the season out with an impressive 3-0 record and looked like they were going to be extremely successful. Fast forward to present day, and this team has lost two in a row and are on the brink of losing a third straight this upcoming weekend against Washington. The dominant ducks have all of a sudden turned into the dreadful Ducks and could finish their shortened season with a disappointing .500 record. I think the most concerning part about Oregon's collapse has been who they've lost to. Both of their losses came to teams they should have easily beaten in the Oregon State Beavers and Cal Bears. The Beavers are a .500 team and Cal was winless until Oregon played them last weekend. The Ducks have been struggling on the road and haven't been able to pull out the close ones. Let's hope Mario Cristobal and the Ducks can turn it around this weekend and save their season against the visiting Huskies.
NBCSports.com
SEC TAKEAWAY:
A&M SURVIVES AUBURN
Other than the unexpected, last minute matchup between the No. 13 BYU Cougars and No. 18 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers this past weekend, this SEC battle was the most exciting game of week 14. The Auburn Tigers were coming off an embarrassing and demoralizing loss to the Alabama Crimson Tide and were looking to bounce back with an upset win against the Aggies. The Tigers held their own in this game and gave A&M a run for their money up until the fourth quarter when Jimbo Fisher's squad pulled away. Aggies quarterback Kellen Mond managed the game well on offense and running back Isiah Spiller ran like a man on a mission. Spiller finished the game with 120 rushing yards and averaged 6 yards per carry which are video game type numbers. Another player to mention for the Aggies that stood out was the up and coming sophomore tight end, Jalen Wydermyer. He reeled in eight receptions for 89 yards and had both receiving touchdowns the Aggies scored Saturday. He will be a player to in the coming seasons and will most likely hear his name called at the NFL draft in the future.
As for the Aggies and where they lie in the playoff standings, they still remain the first team out at number 5. This could change however with a lot of football left to be played before January 1st when the semifinal games are set to take place. Notre Dame and Clemson will play each other in the ACC Championship as already mentioned so you'll have a playoff contender losing there no matter what. Ohio State will not play Michigan this week due to Covid so that hurts them I believe and they will really have to really impress the committee against Northwestern in the Big 10 Championship to secure the fourth and final spot. Also, Alabama will have to beat Florida in the SEC Championship which will be no easy task. The point is that the Aggies could still sneak into the college football playoff based on what happens come championship weekend. They have done everything they can to give themselves a shot and now must wait and see like the rest of us what will ultimately happen.
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Sunday Spreads Postseason Vol. 2: Division Round Sunday (Plus Props!)


Allosaurus is a genus of large theropod dinosaur that lived 155 to 145 million years ago, in the late Jurassic period.
The first remains that can definitely be ascribed to this genus were described in 1877 by Othniel Charles Marsh. As one of the first well-known theropod dinosaurs, it has long attracted attention outside of paleontological circles, and has been a lead dinosaur in several films and documentaries.
Allosaurus was a large bipedal predator with a large skull, equipped with dozens of large, sharp teeth. It averaged 8.5 meters (30 ft) in length, though fragmentary remains suggest it could have reached over 12 meters (39 ft). Relative to the large and powerful hindlimbs, its three-fingered forelimbs were small, and the body was balanced by a long, heavy tail. It is classified as an allosaurid, a type of carnosaurian theropod dinosaur.
The genus has a complicated taxonomy, and includes an uncertain number of valid species, the best known of which is A. fragilis. The bulk of Allosaurus remains have come from North America's Morrison Formation, with material also from Portugal and possibly Tanzania.
It was known for over half of the 20th century as Antrodemus, but study of the copious remains from the Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry brought the name Allosaurus back to prominence, and established it as one of the best-known dinosaurs.
Allosaurus was a typical large theropod, having a massive skull on a short neck, a long tail and reduced forelimbs.
Studies of Allosaurus hindlimbs indicate that juveniles had a longer leg length than sub-adults or adults.This fact would indicate that locomotion was also different.
As a young animal Allosaurus may have had more multi-directional loads and stresses on the hindlimb which is associated with agile running, not in a straight forward direction only as is indicated in adults. This ability to change direction quickly meant that the feeding strategy of a juvenile was far different than an adult. As a juvenile, Allosaurus may have been able to pursue small vertebrate prey but switched to being a more ambush-type predator as it grew larger.
Allosaurus was a large bipedal predator. Its skull was large and equipped with dozens of large, sharp teeth. It averaged 8.5 m (28 ft) in length, though fragmentary remains suggest it could have reached over 12 m (39 ft).
Relative to the large and powerful hindlimbs, its three-fingered forelimbs were small, and the body was balanced by a long and heavily muscled tail. It is classified as an allosaurid, a type of carnosaurian theropod dinosaur.
According to their biomechanical analysis, the skull was very strong but had a relatively small bite force. By using jaw muscles only, it could produce a bite force of 805 to 2,148 N, less than the values for alligators (13,000 N), lions (4,167 N), and leopards (2,268 N), but the skull could withstand nearly 55,500 N of vertical force against the tooth row.
Some paleontologists interpret Allosaurus as having had cooperative social behavior, and hunting in packs, while others believe individuals may have been aggressive toward each other, and that congregations of this genus are the result of lone individuals feeding on the same carcasses. It may have attacked large prey by ambush, using its upper jaw like a hatchet.
Allosaurus used its skull like a hatchet against prey, attacking open-mouthed, slashing flesh with its teeth, and tearing it away without splintering bones, unlike Tyrannosaurus, which is thought to have been capable of damaging bones.
According to scientists studies, Allosaurus could have gripped prey with the skull and feet, then pulled back and up to remove flesh.
Paleontologists have unearthed solid evidence that Allosaurus preyed on (or at least occasionally tussled with) Stegosaurus: an Allosaurus vertebra with a puncture wound that matches the shape of a Stegosaurus tail spike (or "thagomizer"), and a Stegosaurus neck bone bearing an Allosaurus-shaped bite mark.
Allosaurus (AL –uh-SOR-us) means different lizard.
The brain of Allosaurus was more consistent with crocodilian brains than those of the other living archosaurs, birds.
Top speed of Allosaurus has been estimated at 30 to 55 kilometers per hour (19 to 34 miles per hour).


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IN the old days, the only reason I had to fly down to Perpignan from Paris was that French farmers were once again blocking the highway from Barcelona to keep out cheaper Spanish tomatoes. Or oranges. Not much of a news story unless someone got shot -- which, occasionally, someone did.
The wine certainly wasn't a draw; it was mostly rough stuff, made with anything but noble grapes. There were pioneers, like Bernard Daure in Cases-de-Pene, but Languedoc and Roussillon were largely a vast expanse of vinous mediocrity.
Two years ago, though, I went to visit the sea novelist Patrick O'Brian at his home in Colliure in Roussillon, near the Spanish border, and found that he made a little wine himself. Several days of driving around and tasting wines also rekindled my interest in the region.
It was obvious that immense changes were taking place, and they still are. The area encompasses some 600,000 acres of vines, 50 percent more than in all the United States, and stretches roughly from Carcassonne in the west to Perpignan in the south and Montpellier in the east. The southwest of France used to produce millions of gallons of cheap wine, most of it consumed in Paris and other cities in the north.
But slowly, over three or four decades, tens of thousands of acres of cheap vines have been pulled out. On the plains leading to the Mediterranean, commercial growers are cultivating cabernet sauvignon, merlot and chardonnay, much of it indifferent stuff but a vast improvement over the huge plantations of aramon that were there before.
Big California wineries imported and began selling many of these wines during the domestic grape shortages of the early 1990's. They are designated Vin de Pays d'Oc, wines of the Oc region. Oc, or Occitan, is the old medieval Romance language of the region. Hence the name: Languedoc (Langue d'Oc).
In recent years, young winemakers, frustrated by the high price of land elsewhere in France, have set up shop in the rugged back country of Languedoc, in the appellations of Faugeres, St.-Chinian, Minervois, Corbieres and the Cotes de Roussillon. In those small, hand-tended vineyards, the favorite grape is now syrah, the noble grape of the northern Rhone. Mourvedre and grenache are also important red wine grapes. Viognier is the white grape of the moment, but this is red wine country.
In this setting, the syrah grape makes a rich, intense wine, which at its best can rival Rhone wines like Cornas, Cote Rotie and Chateauneuf-du-Pape. The most common appellation among these new wines is Coteaux de Languedoc. At the expensive end of that appellation is the superb 1997 Clos des Truffiers, an immense wine filled with the scents of berries and spices, produced entirely from syrah from old vines. When it can be found, it is about $90 a bottle. At the other end is a delightful blend of syrah and grenache, the '97 Garrigues Terroir de la Mejanelle, a full, rich, appealing, if one-dimensional wine, for about $10.
A good sturdy, flavorful red from the Chateau de la Negly, a Coteaux de Languedoc la Clape, is a blend of carignan, alicante bouchet, tempranillo, grenache and just a touch of syrah. It has to be the most unusual blend of the year. More traditional perhaps is La Falaise from the Chateau de la Negly: syrah with mourvedre and grenache, a big powerful wine, aged entirely in new oak. Both Neglys are 1998's.
The 1998's from Languedoc-Roussillon are fuller and richer than the 1997's, which were marred by rain and humidity. La Clape and Mejanelle are subregions within the Coteaux de Languedoc.
White Languedoc wines are also imaginative. A Chateau de Lascaux (Coteaux du Languedoc Les Pierres d'Argent) blends roussanne, marsanne, rolle and viognier. (Rolle is the French name for the Italian vermentino grape.) It's a sipping wine, but a bit strong with food.
From Roussillon, I have not yet tasted the 1998 from the Domaine du Mas Blanc, but I remember the domaine's 1993 Clos du Moulin from Collioure, a superb blend of mourvedre and syrah, like the best from Chateau Beaucastel in Chateauneuf-du-Pape. The 1993 was coming into its own only two years ago, so there is time to enjoy the newest release.
The Daure family at Chateau de Jau, northwest of Perpignan, has been a pioneer in demanding quality over quantity for two decades. A 1998 Cotes du Roussillon-Villages from de Jau is an attractive blend of syrah and mourvedre with some grenache and carignane. Many Americans know de Jau for its easy-drinking, inexpensive Jaja du Jau, a widely available syrah-and-grenache blend.
Mas de Daumas Gassac, another well-known Languedoc producer, has a 1998 Vin de Pays d'Herault, a light red with good fruit and some spice. I haven't yet tasted La Grange des Peres red, from the same appellation, Vin de Pays d'Herault, but I look forward to it. The wine, a discovery of the importer Kermit Lynch, is made by Laurent Vaille, who once worked at the Domaine Coche-Dury in Burgundy. The price has not been announced, but the line forms here.


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UPF-Thailand Hosts Asian Leadership Conference, Interfaith Peace Blessing Festival
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Bangkok, Thailand—Fifty-two participants from five nations attended a four-day Asian Leadership Conference (ALC) in Bangkok, Thailand from July 7 to 10, 2017. Participants came from the following nations: 30 from Cambodia, 7 from Nepal, 7 from the Philippines, 6 from Thailand, and 2 from Malaysia.
Among the conference participants were three members of parliament (two current and one former), two military generals (retired), two governors, a vice minister for education (retired), five college principals, two medical doctors, a television director, a consultant for national defense from the Presidential Office, the chairman of two women's associations, several government officials, and district leaders. This was the highest level ALC held in Asia this year.
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The whole set is revealed, and we've got some breathing room to think about the new set, instead of trying to cram it all together into that first weekend.
As a result, we can take our time on preorders, and decide if we want in or not. Mostly we won't, but there's a couple of cards that could be in line to go up significantly out of the gate.
Let's get to the cards! This week, all the mythics. Next week, select rares.
Arclight Phoenix ($2.50): No. Not even a little. When you have to do work to get your Phoenix back, and fulfill specific conditions, the card is not good and not worth it. I expect this to be a bulk mythic, because even if you jump through the three-spell hoop, the payoff isn't too strong and dies again pretty easily.
Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice ($10): This is super tempting, as by herself, she's a 4/5 trample vigilance for four mana. That's a pretty crazy rate, and given the abundance of Boros aggression it's very possible for this card to take over games, just with Swiftblade Vindicator. Plus, she gives her bonus before Mentor triggers, meaning that she can help grow your army for a while. All that being said, she would need to be commonly played and also played a lot for her to go up much from this price. I suspect she will bump up a little at first, and then start to trickle down. Please note the current curve of Resplendent Angel – Aurelia – Lyra Dawnbringer and be amazed when that isn't a top tier deck with that quality of creature.
Chance for Glory ($4.50!): This early price is 100% due to the hopeful brewers out there. If Gideon of the Trials wasn't rotating, then we could talk, but as it is I can't imagine this being more expensive and I fully expect it to tank.
I will admit that when foils get down to the $4 range, I'm probably going to stock up, as that's a fun line of text which doesn't have an 'end of turn' deliberately.
Divine Visitation ($11): There's no shortage of Commander decks that are frothing at the mouth to add this card. The new tokens have vigilance built in, which I believe is unique and just icing on the 'Oh, okay, we're all dead now' cake. I fully expect this to hold its current price for a while, and if a token deck shows up in Standard it'll be a $20 card.
I will badly want to buy foils of this for long-term holds but I don't think there will be many. This would be a $2 rare but as a mythic, I suspect it'll settle in the $6 range.
Doom Whisperer ($13): Effects where you pay life and get an effect are very strong, and I'm not going to be shocked when this card gets broken in Modern. It's also huge for the mana cost, big enough to take on Lyra, and the combination is very appealing. Even if the creature is immediately killed, the ability will give some value right away.
Maintaining this price will require being part of a Standard combo or instant success (or on-camera shenanigans) in Modern. It's at least $20 if that happens, but the more likely event is that it drops below $10 and approaches $5. I have a suspicion that the broken combo will come along sooner, rather than later.
Dream Eater ($3.50): I think this will replace Torrential Gearhulk as a finisher for blue decks. It's not the same level of value engine, but the combination of flash, a decent body, surveil 4 AND bounce a nonland is too much for the blue control decks to pass up. This is going to go higher at first, as it'll be widely adopted in Teferi decks, and I think it'll go as high as $10. I've preordered four, and I'm reassured that it's not an expensive card.
It's a more balanced Gearhulk.
March of the Multitudes ($6): Absolutely not. It's an instant, and that's good, but Secure the Wastes is better in most situations. It'll get played in a few Commander games, as doubling your creature count is a winner, but this is so much of a win-more card. It'll end up as bulk.
Mnemonic Betrayal ($6): Also no. Far too conditional, and while it's going to make for some fun stories, it just can't reach an efficient level unless your opponent is a fizzled Storm player. Also bulk.
Nullhide Ferox ($9): I respect Steel-Leaf Paladin into this into Gigantosaurus, but white decks just got the perfect card to answer big green in Citywide Bust. This is huge for four mana, and requires mana plus a kill spell just about immediately, and that's good. Also good is that you'd likely run the full four if you're playing with this card, but I don't see him holding this price. Much more likely is a drop to the $4 range.
Ral, Izzet Viceroy ($13): So yeah, Ral does all you'd want for a control-oriented planeswalker. Draws cards, the plus ability feeds into the minus, and a backbreaking ultimate. I foresee many people trying to build Jeskai decks in Standard around him and Teferi. I think those decks will eventually get there; what I'm not sure about is how many they'll play and what the market is for him otherwise. Teferi is sick because he gives you a card and the mana to use it right away, where Ral requires setup. Not impossible, though. I think his price will go up a little and settle a little, but $13 is close enough to the long-term price that I'm not pre-ordering him.
He's got that Travis Allen 'get me a razor that stops 2 mm above my skin' look.
Thousand-Year Storm ($5): This is going to be one of those bulk nonfoils/$8 foils that see see occasionally. Super-mega-niche card, and it's only going to make the durdling Commander decks durdle harder with a 20-minute turn that mercifully ends the game. Please don't buy this.
Trostani Discordant ($6): This comes with two 2/2 lifelinkers, and that's good. Pumps your horde of tokens, also good. They doesn't enable a lot, and so I'm staying away, financially. I'm with you 100% if you're adding this to your token-themed Commander deck, but this is going to be $1-$2 before long.
Underrealm Lich ($6.50): This is verrrrrrry intriguing. Vraska's Contempt and Settle the Wreckage are both exile effects, which makes the activated ability lame as hell, but the draw replacement is VERY powerful. They don't stack up well together, but I think this is going to grow a bit. I'm not sold enough to think that it'll hit $20, but it'll see enough play to get to $10. That's not a big enough jump for me to want to preorder it, though.
Vraska, Golgari Queen ($18): I really want her to be awesome, but I just don't see it. Her drawing a card is conditional, and while the -3 is great on turn four, it's pretty terrible as a topdeck turn 8. I think she'll fall in price some, down to the $10 range, but likely no lower. The bar for Planeswalkers is pretty high right now, given Teferi and Karn.
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Pritchett named Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences
By Kate Jeracki
James Pritchett has been named dean of the Colorado State University College of Agricultural Sciences and director of the Agricultural Experiment Station following a national search. Provost Rick Miranda announced the appointment on April 22.
"I'm delighted to be able to appoint James, who has shown remarkable leadership already in his recent roles as executive associate dean and interim dean of the college," Miranda said. "I have every confidence that he will be an outstanding college and University leader in the coming years, and will in fact have state and national impact in this role."
CSU President Joyce McConnell agreed.
"The College of Agricultural Sciences has a pivotal role in the education of our students and for Colorado's economy, and we are fortunate to have James' experience and leadership to guide the college," she said. "James' background in agricultural economics coupled with his passion and commitment to teaching will help CSU best serve our students and the citizens of Colorado."
Pritchett had been serving as interim dean since October, when Ajay Menon became president and CEO of the CSU Research Foundation.
"Agriculture's essential nature is at the forefront of today's world," Pritchett said. "In its many forms, the industry is nurturing the world's population with courage, innovation, thoughtful stewardship and a commitment to a sustainable future. It's a compelling time to work with producers, consumers, students and industry in meeting the needs of this and future generations."
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In addition to the global challenges, Pritchett will lead the Agricultural Experiment Station and its 10 research centers statewide, as well as the talented faculty and students found in the College of Agricultural Sciences on the CSU Fort Collins campus.
Significant investments on campus include the Nutrien Agricultural Sciences Building, the home of the College of Ag for over 80 years. The building is undergoing a renovation that will not only double its size but also provide students and researchers modern classroom and lab spaces.
The college is also a major partner in the redevelopment of the National Western Center in Denver, which is underway and will open in 2022.
Originally from southeastern Colorado, Pritchett earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in agricultural economics from CSU, and his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. He joined the College of Agricultural Sciences faculty in 2001, with extensive teaching, research and engagement responsibilities. He has served CSU in many leadership roles including Assistant Vice President for Engagement as well as executive associate dean for the College of Agricultural Sciences.
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Cyclone re-maps and animates discussions taking place live in online forums dedicated to extreme viewpoints (e.g. climate change denial) to the pressure fronts of weather isobars, whose complex structures are used to visualize the conversational churn and eddy of argument. In staging these interactions as a process of meteorological precipitation, conversations "condense" in the works environment as an ambient patterning - a structuring that acts not only as a metonym of difference, but of ideological tensions which mirror the dynamics of social space.
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Q: In Ready Player One, what happens if a student dies? In Ready Player One, the Oasis has permadeath, with a person whose avatar died having to create a new avatar from scratch, with no XP, items, or anything else their old avatar might have had.
What happens if a student in enrolled the Oasis's public schools on Ludus dies (whilst on another world, of course, since combat is banned on Ludus)? Will the student have to completely re-enroll in school, with no record of their credit completions? Or does the school have an "exception" to the permadeath rule?

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When I'd first enrolled in the OASIS public school system, I was required to give them my real name, avatar name, mailing address, and Social Security number. That information was stored in my student profile [...]
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The OASIS public school system is tied to the person in the real world, through their real name and SSN.
Presumably, when an avatar dies, the student has to create a new avatar and register it with his account.

If my avatar was killed, I would lose my sword, shield, and leather armor, and the three levels I'd managed to gain over the past few years. I'd have to create a new first-level avatar, which would spawn at my last log-in location, in front of my school locker.
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline, chapter "0007"


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Catholic school stands by decision to bar student of same-sex couple
A Prairie Village, Kan. Catholic school is standing by its decision to deny a same-sex couple who attempted to admit their child as a student. The school cites archdiocesan admissions policies and teachings of the church.
Father Craig Maxim wrote in a letter dated February 27 to the families of St. Ann's that when the question of whether to allow the parents to enroll the student first arose, he sought the guidance of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas.
He wrote that diocese has the ability to "form policy on these matters while individual diocesan schools do not." The archdiocese advised against admission, he said.
A petition was started asks the school to "prayerfully reconsider" its decision. The petition has reportedly garnered over 1,000 signatures and was sent to Archbishop Joseph Naumann and the school's superintendent Kathy O'Hara.
The petition claims that the school admits children of parents who are divorced and remarried or have conceived through in-vitro fertilization, as well as non-Catholic children and families.
"Respectfully, we believe that the decision to deny a child of God access to such a wonderful community and education, based on the notion that his or her parent's union is not in accordance with the Church's teaching on Sacramental marriage, lacks the compassion and mercy of Christ's message," the petition reads.
In a media statement, the Kansas City archdiocese explained its admissions policy, which all Catholic schools affiliated with the archdiocese are bound to follow.
The statement affirms the Church's teaching both that "individuals with same sex attraction should be treated with dignity," as well as the Church's understanding of marriage as the union of a man and a woman.
"Marriage is considered the building block of the family, of society, and the heart of the Church. The Church's teaching on marriage is clear and is not altered by the laws of civil society," the statement reads, in reference to the U.S. Supreme Court's 2015 decision that legalized gay marriage nationwide.
"The decision of the Supreme Court to grant marital status to same-sex unions does not change Church doctrine on marriage, but does present the Church with new pastoral challenges."
The fact that a same-sex couple is not capable of modeling the "essential components" of the Church's teaching on marriage "creates a conflict for their children between what they are taught in school and what is experienced at home," the archdiocese said, and could become a source of confusion for other students.
The Church does not think it respectful, fair, loving or compassionate for individuals who disagree with the Church's teaching to "place their children in an educational environment where the values of the parents and the core principles of the school conflict."
"Our schools exist to pass on the Catholic faith. Incorporated into our academic instruction and spiritual formation, at every grade level, are the teachings of the Catholic Church," the statement continues.
"It is important for children to experience consistency between what they are taught in school and what they see lived at home. Therefore, we ask that parents understand and be willing to support those teachings in their homes."
The archdiocese concluded its statement by saying that the Church does not think it respectful, fair, loving or compassionate for individuals who disagree with the Church's teaching to "place their children in an educational environment where the values of the parents and the core principles of the school conflict."
While acknowledging that other dioceses across the country have different policies regarding enrollment for children of same-sex couples, Father Maxim wrote that he had communicated his parishioners' concerns to the archdiocese. He stressed that this was not to "undermine Church doctrine," but rather an attempt to "continue dialogue" with the archdiocese about the policy.
"As your pastor, I am distressed over the division this sensitive and complex issue has caused within our school and church," he wrote, asking for prayers for healing, peace, and understanding.
The school continues to be attacked by media outlets in Kansas City for standing by their principles.
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