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When I was young, I devoted myself single mindedly to the martial art world. I focused solely on training, forgetting everything else, sometimes even forgetting to eat and sleep! I traveled from province to province and village to village to learn from over a hundred masters. They taught me, one by one, the hidden secrets of martial art, developed and refined over centuries by many generations of martial artists. Sometimes I learned only one special technique from a master. After years of learning and research, I did not want to keep the priceless arts of my ancestors to myself. After much meditation and consideration, I decided to teach the ancient martial arts of Korea to the public. That is when I founded Kuk Sool Won (Korean National Martial Arts Association).
At first, Kuk Sool was taught only in Korea, where it was tremendously popular. Then, in 1974, I came to the United States to bring Kuk Sool to the world outside of Korea. The Kuk Sool organization in the United States started from one school. In ten years there were seventy-five schools. Today, forty years from the time Kuk Sool was founded, there are several hundred schools in many countries throughout the world. I believe this phenomenal growth is due to the quality of our martial art and to the support of its members and officers.
Since Kuk Sool Won™ us a traditional Korean martial art, etiquette plays an extremely important role in developing the martial art character of the student. Following the rules of etiquette develops self-control which is an essential prerequisite to advanced martial art training. Proper etiquette demonstrates respect for the art, for one's instructors, and for one's fellow students. In fact, etiquette is the first section of the Kuk Sool Won™ Progress Chart, and is the single most important requirement to be eligible for further training in Kuk Sool.
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"""
webapp2
=======
`webapp2`_ is a lightweight Python web framework compatible with Google App
Engine's `webapp`_.

webapp2 is `simple`_. it follows the simplicity of webapp, but
improves it in some ways: it adds better URI routing and exception handling,
a full featured response object and a more flexible dispatching mechanism.

webapp2 also offers the package `webapp2_extras`_ with several optional
utilities: sessions, localization, internationalization, domain and subdomain
routing, secure cookies and others.

webapp2 can also be used outside of Google App Engine, independently of the
App Engine SDK.

For a complete description of how webapp2 improves webapp, see
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Quick links
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- `User Guide <http://webapp-improved.appspot.com/>`_
- `Repository <http://code.google.com/p/webapp-improved/>`_
- `Discussion Group <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/webapp2>`_
- `@webapp2 <https://twitter.com/#!/webapp2>`_

.. _webapp: http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/webapp/
.. _webapp2: http://code.google.com/p/webapp-improved/
.. _simple: http://code.google.com/p/webapp-improved/source/browse/webapp2.py
.. _webapp2_extras: http://webapp-improved.appspot.com/#api-reference-webapp2-extras
.. _webapp2 features: http://webapp-improved.appspot.com/features.html
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setup(
    name = 'webapp2',
    version = '2.5.1',
    license = 'Apache Software License',
    url = 'http://webapp-improved.appspot.com',
    description = "Taking Google App Engine's webapp to the next level!",
    long_description = __doc__,
    author = 'Rodrigo Moraes',
    author_email = 'rodrigo.moraes@gmail.com',
    zip_safe = False,
    platforms = 'any',
    py_modules = [
        'webapp2',
    ],
    packages = [
        'webapp2_extras',
        'webapp2_extras.appengine',
        'webapp2_extras.appengine.auth',
    ],
    include_package_data=True,
    classifiers = [
        'Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable',
        'Environment :: Web Environment',
        'Intended Audience :: Developers',
        'License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License',
        'Operating System :: OS Independent',
        'Programming Language :: Python',
        'Topic :: Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: Dynamic Content',
        'Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules',
    ]
)


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3 Reasons To Skip: Dai-Shogun – Great Revolution
Posted by Casper on April 6, 2018 April 9, 2020
#1 it's "animated"
Different anime operate under different budgets, but considering that both J.C. Staff and A.C.G.T. worked on this show together, under the guidance of a fairly well-established director too, I can't even begin to imagine with how little budget it must have operated to still end up looking the way it does.
Sure it looks generic and the character-design is largely uninspired, but what really kills the show is how little of it actually animates at all. After watching just a few episodes it already became a surprise to me anytime something actually did move on screen. 90% of the shots in this show are still frames with mouth flaps animated on them or consist of characters sliding around the screen. Every scene feels like the minimum amount of effort was put into it, and even then it manages to occasionally mess up.
It's a shame this is an original anime, because otherwise you could mimic the experience of watching Dai-Shogun by just shaking the manga around while you try to read it.
#2 It fails at being a historical drama
The story is centered around Keiichiro, who is the heir to the Tokugawa lineage and more or less destined to save all of Japan. To do this he gets a big ol' robot to pilot, except he can only do so if he remains a virgin. It's intended to be a steampunk, historical kind of drama show… except that virgin part kind of throws everything else under the bus.
Pretty sure that is not what legs are supposed to look like.
The first five episodes just consist of Keiichiro bumming around his city making an ass of himself, as he goes to great lengths to try and rid himself of his virginity and be done with it all. They keep trying to present him as a flawed guy that is actually really good-natured, but this feels superficial and weak. It's five episodes of him being loud and bratty whilst mistreating his friends and harassing women. That he supposedly learns his lesson only to repeat the same crap the next episode, over and over again, had my sympathy for the guy vanishing fast.
Episode six acts as a turning point where the series suddenly realizes it has done nothing to establish the politically-driven drama story it wanted to tell, and suddenly rushes through a storyline that honestly should have been told in bits and pieces throughout the preceding episodes. It's way too rushed and throws so many new names and factions into the mix I had to rewatch it all to make sure I understood what happened.
When the time came for the big finale, I honestly had no interest in the story or its characters, and I had actually forgotten one of the villains even existed after their one-time appearance in episode 6 left no impression on me at all. Neither the final battle or the ending were anything noteworthy, after which it concludes on the weakest of cliffhangers.
So yes, this is a show about giant robots that has no animation to speak of, and it's a drama story with an unlikeable protagonist and horrible storytelling. What does it have?
#3 sexsexsexsexsex
With episodes that use titles like "The sex witch Hōkōin strikes!" and "The vicious crossdressing swordsman", it's probably no surprise that this is an ecchi show. This is indeed the kind of anime where anything worse than a stubbed toe instantly tears a women's dress to shreds, but besides that, it is also obsessed with Keiichiro attempting to get rid of his virginity.
Much of the earlier episodes are wasted at the bathhouse his grandma runs and the local red light district, prime locations for Keiichiro to spy on women and annoy prostitutes. The show is somewhat brazen, but it's honestly kind of exhausting how much it fruitlessly pushes the sex appeal, because its characters are just not that appealing to look at. I may have been critical about shows like Mouse in the past, but at least Mouse framed its ridiculous ecchi scenes in a way that was at least funny. In Dai-Shogun, it just comes off as exploitative and cheap, not helped at all by how many episodes are about nothing but trying to have sex.
I may be slightly biased against ecchi shows, but by all means, if you know any that are legitimately funny, then I would love to hear and write about them.
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Dogs and cats from 8 weeks to eight years of age may join and membership is lifelong, provided premiums are kept up to date. There is a one month waiting period from the policy inception date. Pets need to be micro-chipped/tattooed before claims can be processed. Up to 20% discount is offered for additional pets. Underwritten by Hollard Insurance Company. Cost p/m: cats: R100-R155; dogs: R110-R190; routine care option: R38 p/m. Website: www.petsure.co.za.
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At Rogz you'll pay a unique premium that is calculated according to your unique risk profile, similar to car insurance quote. There are three cover options to choose from for dogs and cats: accident only; accident and illness cover and accident; illness and routine care cover. Routine Care contributes towards routine care procedures such as vaccination, deworming, tick and flea control, sterilisation, dental scale and polish (procedure only) with an annual benefit of R500.
Age limits for joining are 8 weeks to eight years and membership is lifelong, provided premiums are kept up to date. Pets need to be micro-chipped/tattooed before claims can be processed. There is a 30-day waiting period and an excess of R200 is payable per claim. Second and subsequent pets receive a 10% discount. Cover starts from R32 (dogs) and R34 (cats). Rogz is administered by PetSure and underwritten by The Hollard Insurance Company Ltd. Website: www.insurance.rogz.com.
Solver Pet Medical Aid
Solver provides cover for accidents and illness with R350 per annum to use towards routine care procedures. On Solver, claims are reimbursed on the total of your invoice, (80% or 100% thereof, depending on your option) less your chosen excess. Sub-limits do apply and there is an overall maximum benefit of R35 000.
Dogs and cats can join from 8 weeks to eight years and membership is lifelong, provided premiums are kept up to date. Pets must be micro-chipped/tattooed to claim. Up to 20% discount is available for additional pets. There is a 30-day waiting period from the policy inception date. Cost p/m: cats: R95-R125; dogs: R105-R210. Administered by PetSure, underwritten by The Hollard Insurance Company Ltd. Website: www.petsure.co.za.
What is not covered?
The following is not covered by your pet insurance:
Routine medical care, such as annual check-ups, vaccinations, worm tick, and flea control, teeth cleaning, spaying or neutering (unless you pay extra for 'Routine Care Cover' with one of the insurers).
Pregnancy and delivery
Elective procedures such as dew claw removal or skin fold resection
Heredity or congenital defects, such as hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia and entropion
Conditions that become manifest within the first 30 days of the start of the policy
Preventable diseases such at cat flu, or worms
Periodontal disease such as rotten teeth & resulting gingivitis
Internal or external parasites such as worms, flea allergy dermatitis etc.
Pre-existing conditions that showed clinical signs before the insurance was taken out
Food and diets of your choice, unless specifically advised by your vet to assist in clearing up a medical condition, in which case insurers tend to contribute R100 a month
What is covered?
What is left to be covered, you may ask. This is what's specified on the websites:
Accidental injury, for instance broken bones, snake bite or dog or cat fights
Any illness. From minor conditions such as upset stomach, skin conditions, ear infection, to serious ones such at cancer, diabetes, etc. (except hereditary or congenital defects, or any pre-existing ones)
Operations (except for spaying or neutering, elective procedures or anything caused by heredity or congenial defects, or pre-existing conditions)
Gastric torsion – that's when an animal's stomach twists and the animal has to undergo surgery to repair it and prevent it from happening again.
Tumour removals, such as in the case of cancer
Hip replacements (except if hip dysplasia is a hereditary condition of the breed of animal)
R50 per day for kennels, catteries or pet sitters in the case of an emergency, for instance when the owner is hospitalised from more than days (There is, however, a maximum limit per year.)
One insurer also contributes towards advertising or rewards in the case of your pet getting lost (R250 a year for cats and R1 000 for dogs).
There is some fine print you need to know before making a decision.
Firstly, and this is an important one, they don't pay directly: you pay the vet and then claim back the amount from insurance. "The attending veterinarian must be paid at the time of the consultation," says Venter, a spokesperson for PetSure. "The claim is then sent in to the insurance with a detailed invoice and proof of payment. Claims are assessed immediately and claim payments are made every two weeks."
An example of an extreme case? One of the most expensive claims PetSure has paid out?
Cruciate ligament ruptures can be very expensive. We have recently had a cruciate ligament injury claim for a Rottweiler that totalled R14 378.81. We paid the client out R 11 564.87. A few months after the surgery, the dog got cancer – another claim was put in for R4 150.74 and we refunded the client R 3 226.20. Chronic conditions can be also very expensive to treat – the claimed amounts are small, but over a period of time the costs add up. Cancer, arthritis and chronic skin conditions can be some of our most expensive diseases to treat.
Are the majority of PetSure's policies for single pets or multi-pet households?
"Multi-pet households. PetSure understands that with many pets in a household, vet bills can quickly add up," says Swan. "We offer a multi-pet discount to encourage pet owners with more than one pet to get pet insurance," she added.
Dr Conrad Prins, a veterinary surgeon at Panorama Veterinary Clinic and Specialist Centre in Cape Town thinks so. "The owner and pet benefit hugely if something goes wrong," says Prins. "We are getting more and more to a position in veterinary medicine where we can offer patients a similar standard of care to that which they would want for themselves – unfortunately this comes at a cost. So for more and more conditions, treatment is available, but cost is the limiting factor. This is not a nice position for client, veterinarian or pet."
"Pet insurance can cover all those expected and unexpected costs," says Jason Garner, an ascis financial planning coach. "This is particularly effective, as the cost on a monthly basis is usually fairly small."
"The drawback here is that the cover may not be comprehensive and may still require lump sum contributions from the owner under certain circumstances."
It is important for you to be aware of the financial impact a pet will have on your life when you decide to get one, says Garner. "We have to understand exactly what our responsibilities are to the health and happiness of that animal and then take the necessary steps to ensure that we can fulfil our obligation without unnecessarily burdening ourselves or being forced to make decisions that cause financial distress."
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Translation of Vatican Document on Homosexuality Spurs Controversy
A translation of a Vatican document on outreach to gays has recently sparked controversy. The document in question was a summation of a two-week meeting called by Pope Francis, known as the Synod, in which 190 high-ranking Catholic clergy members met to discuss the fact that many practicing Catholics disregard core church teachings, particularly those dealing with sex and marriage. The clergy set out to discuss how core values might be reinterpreted or reframed in order to make them more relevant to the modern world. A key part of the document was a summation dealt with gay themes that had been discussed, including how to welcome gays into the Catholic community.
The Controversy: To Welcome? Or to Provide for?
"Accogliere" is the original Italian translation that sparked the controversy. The Italian heading for the controversial section reads, "accogliere le persone omosessuali." The Associated Press reports, "The first version (of the translation) asked if the church was capable of 'welcoming these people, guaranteeing to them a fraternal space in our communities.'
The new version asks if the church is 'capable of providing for these people, guaranteeing … them … a place of fellowship in our communities.' The first version said homosexual unions can often constitute a 'precious support in the life of the partners.' The new one says gay unions often constitute 'valuable support in the life of these persons.'"
It seems that the first version of the translation, in which the stated goal was "welcoming" gay and lesbian parishioners, sparked outrage among traditional Catholics, particularly in the U.S., prompting the change. The English version, first released on Monday, was changed on Thursday. Several Italian scholars said the first translation released was unfaithful and a flagrant falsification of Vatican aims.
Massimo Faggioli, an Italian theologian, insisted, "I am Italian and that is not a translation, it is a falsification." No other version of the document, which has also been translated into a range of other languages, was changed. Still, others contend that the first version was the more faithful translation, and that "accogliere" does indicate "to welcome."
Clergy in Panic
It has been reported that the welcoming nature of the original translation of the document, and the ensuing criticism, sparked panic among the clergy. They are afraid this welcoming language will confuse people. "They'll think the church is going to change its teaching," explained the Rev. Thomas Reese, who points out that none of the 190 clergy are pushing to change the teachings of the Church.
"You get the impression they are very concerned, they want more theology in the document. They want more church teaching in the document. They want more encouragement to Catholics who are struggling to follow church teaching. They are very much afraid if they talk too much about what's good in these incomplete and impartial relationships that people will say: 'Then why should I bother doing what the church teaches?'"
Still, it should be noted that these summaries are not final reports. The final report of the Synod will be released on Saturday. Many suspect that the final report could clear up any confusion on the document translation and clarify the church's position on several matters, including gay themes.
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Black community leaders discuss youth organizing, Black Lives Matter in education
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Pitt's School of Education hosted a virtual forum Wednesday evening featuring community leaders and a discussion about current organizing work and future justice goals. At the end, Nicholas Anglin, one of the founders of Black, Young & Educated, spoke about encouraging sustainable action and community education to address racial inequalities and issues within cities like Pittsburgh.
By Maura Scrabis, Staff Writer
This year's Black History Month is particularly momentous, as it comes after a year filled with mass protests around the country for racial equity and police reform. As one of the first events of the month, Pitt's School of Education hosted a virtual forum Wednesday evening featuring Black community leaders and a discussion about current organizing work and future goals.
At the event, Nicholas Anglin, one of the founders of Black, Young & Educated, spoke about encouraging sustainable action and community education to address racial inequalities and issues within cities like Pittsburgh.
"I remember I went to one protest in May, and I was like 'we have to be consistent,' because I always do organizing and I've always been going to protests, but I always felt like protests would die down within a few weeks," Anglin, a first-year student at Temple University, said.
Part of the problem, Anglin said, is that Black people are not being heard when they speak up about issues directly affecting them.
"My experience is that most times we do feel unheard, we feel like we're not heard in the classroom, we're either not heard in multiple senses, in work places, at home, you know," Anglin said.
Anglin spoke about his past experiences in high school, where he said faculty dismissed ideas he and other students came up with, even though many of them were "pretty simple."
"Going on to post-secondary education, in college, a lot of the schools are predominantly white institutions," Anglin said. "We have to have a setting that isn't moderated by the schools, that allows Black people to use their voice and to voice their concerns."
Chris Rogers, the national curriculum chair for Black Lives Matter at School, also spoke about the need for honest conversations and community connections in order to make real changes in the fight for racial equity. Black Lives Matter at School is a national coalition fighting for educational justice within schools.
The coalition curates curriculum and lesson plans for educators to help build upon the Black Lives Matter network's guiding principles. Lesson plans also address Black Lives Matter at School's four core demands, which are centered around protecting Black students and encouraging Black history classes for all students.
"We provide templates for educators to think about 'how are we teaching racial justice within our classrooms?' and we match that with thinking of educational policy and service," Rogers said.
According to its website, the Black Lives Matter at School movement began in 2016 when thousands of Seattle educators wore t-shirts to school with the phrase "Black Lives Matter: We Stand Together." The movement has since grown into a coalition stretching across the country, and the members work to organize for racial justice within the education system.
Part of Black Lives Matter at School's work goes toward planning for their "Week of Action," which takes place during the first week of February. Roger said the week is a way to "lift up" the organizing done throughout the year.
"Whether those are personal victories, personal reflections or personal acts of resistance, and then the ways that we kind of continue to build collectives and study groups and engage in collective action and collective resistance in a variety of ways," Rogers said.
He said the coalition sees itself as a "bridge space" between ongoing Black-led organizing and the educating that is taking place in schools. Members of the coalition's steering committee learn from the resources and actions utilized by organizers around the country and connect everything to the lesson plans they create for educators.
One organization that Rogers mentioned was the Alliance for Educational Justice, a national alliance of youth organizations and intergenerational groups. He said Black Lives Matter at School has utilized strategies and resources similar to those used by members of the alliance, and these strategies have helped them prepare teachers to help remove police from their schools.
Anglin, on the other hand, works with BYE to educate community members outside of the school setting. Throughout the summer of 2020, he and other members would have Civil Saturday protests in varying locations around Pittsburgh, speaking on issues that directly affected people in whichever area they were in.
"Every Saturday we would talk about different topics like transphobia, gentrification, based on the location of where we were protesting," Anglin said. "So, when we protested in Lawrenceville, we focused on gentrification."
A similarity between the work of both Anglin and Rogers is an emphasis on school policies.
"I think what's missing, for the most part, is folks think that the school itself is the locus of change and not thinking of their relationship to young people, their relationship to families, their relationship to the community institutions that are around them that are already doing this work and have old solutions to many of the problems that they are seeking to address," Rogers said.
C'enna Crosby, the event's moderator, spoke about the importance of community and called for collaboration as well.
"One thing I think is, people don't realize how important that connection between community and education in schools is, it has such a big impact," Crosby, a senior applied developmental psychology major, said. "The schools can't do it alone, they need that support, we need more collaboration."
This collaboration is particularly vital when it comes to younger generations, according to Anglin, as organizing is the best way to accomplish a goal.
"It starts with one person, one person starts a conversation," Anglin said. "Adults can be stuck in their ways, but honestly, we're the new generation, we need to be part in building the world that we want to see."
Black Young and Educated
Maura Scrabis, Staff Writer
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EUOF, digital painting, 3X4 ft @ 300 dpi, 10/2014.
EUOF ("Excessive Use Of Force") is a complex piece that I've come back to, on and off, for over a year, and I think it's one of my best. At first it may seem like a sci-fi/horror image, and in an apocalyptic future that's accurate enough, but as the title suggests, it's also a reflection on the real world we live in now.
The first thing I'd want people to know about this image is that it isn't just a JPEG on your screen. It's a very large image. By that I don't mean that I enlarged it on the computer, but rather I worked on it large to begin with, in which case it has a lot of fine details and will print out hi-rez at 4 feet wide (though you could go 8 ft wide at 150 dpi, which is standard high-end printing resolution).
Below you can see a small section, including the robot's finger with a drop of blood on it.
Standard sized on-screen JPEG at 800 pixels wide. Notice the detail of the finger.
Now you can see below, on the left, what that finger looks like at actual pixels; and on the right you can see what it would look like if we just enlarged the image after the fact.
To see the whole image at actual pixels on a monitor (which is 72 pixels per inch) you'd need a 200 inch (16 ft wide) wide monitor. I put a lot of extra work into making my images look good large so that they can be printed out gloriously and hung in a gallery. I think people will be more impressed, particularly in a fine art context, if an image is 8 ft wide, as opposed to 11 inches wide. Yup, even if you are doing very detailed work, and crafting each brush stroke, you have to compete with wall-sized color field paintings done with a paint roller. Other than that, yeah, it's just cool to have fine detail and a big image.
Here are some more close ups so you can appreciate the surface detail more, which is very important to me, and which is lost in small images on screens. These are 75% zoomed in. Click into the gallery to see larger pics.
I switch up my approaches a lot from piece to piece, and even within a given piece, and much of what I do is experimentation, trial and error, revision, getting new ideas from mistakes, and so on. The piece evolves rather organically, changing all over. Below is the first sketch I made.
In this case I was after a general feeling, and wanted two figures, one sitting on the ground with hands up surrendering, and the other standing figure shooting. I started off with a small image and just black and white so I could make major adjustments fast. A lot of it is drawing, and a lot is using Photoshop's native photo editing tools to cut, paste, flip, rotate, distort, and so on to help give me new ideas. I kept refining this until I had a complete B&W image.
And here's a close up of the human victim's face.
A lot of my work doesn't have a fully realized B&W version, but in this case I wanted to try to nail down the figures and the composition before going into color. For the record, drawing with a stylus and drawing tablet is a lot harder than using a pencil or charcoal in my experience, but it allows for infinite flexibility, which is a trade off I choose to make.
Getting through the color phase and paintings phases are elaborate processes I've devised and combined over the years, and too complicated to go into here. But, below, you can see a GIF animation (low rez) showing the final B&W version, the final color version, and then the painted version.
Even though I thought I'd hammered out the figure and composition, you can see a lot of changes between each stage, such as the sort of jet pack that the robot acquires only in the final painted stage.
Next is a short movie I made showing 25 different stages of the piece.
At this point in my "career" my biggest influence has got to be myself, followed by my two long-time favorite artists, Vincent Van Gogh, and Francis Bacon. I think anyone who is well familiar with those two artist can see aspects of their work in the finished EUOF. And this is going to be a bit odd for people who see the work as primarily sci-fi, and thus illustration or popular art rather than fine art. Of course I have a sensibility that reflects the time I live in, and autonomous armed robots are not a thing of science fiction anymore. Aside from the major influences, some famous paintings have obvious overlap, mostly in terms of the content.
Massacre in Korea, 1951, by Picasso.
The Third of May, 1808, by Goya.
The Execution of Emperor Maximilian, 1869, by Manet.
And another image, which made a very big impression on me when I was a kid and I saw it in the record store.
Cover of Queen's News of the Word, 1977, by Frank Kelly Freas.
I used the drop of blood on the finger concept on my robot as well, though mine doesn't have any misgivings about the horror he's perpetrated.
My original inspiration came from all the executions I was seeing in the news around that time. There were the beheadings by ISIS, misguided drone strikes, revolution in Syria, and of course the shooting of Michael Brown. It's not a high point for the evolution of consciousness of our species that we still go around executing people on slim cause, having so little understanding or appreciation for the lives of others.
As usual I like to build ambivalence and multiple possible readings into my imagery. We don't know why the robot has shot up the humanoid, and I say humanoid because he appears to be some sort of mutant. I think people would side with the mutant because he looks to be surrendering, and to no avail. I chose to make him a mutant as a sort of visual metaphor for the way people "other" and dehumanize those they perceive as outsiders and different from themselves. It's rarely a "human being" that is being executed, but some sort of monster or inferior being. Though the same could be said for perceptions of police or soldiers, who are also humans, and usually working class people with their own struggles. However, my sympathy is more for the victims of execution than the perpetrators, even if we must realize that we are or were all capable of such barbarities, and no one is inherently ethical or good. It's a lifelong struggle between selfishness and generosity, and most of us aren't really put to the test.
The robot of course has no compassion and is just following its programming. It could be a soldier, sentry, border patrol, revolutionary, extremist, or police… Whichever role it is in, in the circumstance it has the power, and uses it without reservation. This could take place in the future in a robot Vs. humans war in which the robots are systematically annihilating what's left of a post-apocalyptic, decimated, diseased and dying human species.
This also stems from my suspicion that the robots that are being developed by DARPA and others may be used in battle against humans, perhaps even as the troops of the 1% when the thronging mass of people rise up against them. We already have drones, and killing from afar. By me, we don't need to be developing new and more advanced military weapons, but rather making friends with the rest of humanity and investing in alternative energy and using technology in ways that will benefit everyone. We probably already have enough military might. Besides which, it's time to evolve, folks.
Well, you could read it that a clean robot is ridding the world of some vile, terrorist, cretin, and I deliberately created that effect, but I really intend our sympathies to be with the living, conscious, suffering being. The victim is pleading at all costs, "don't shoot", and is riddled with bullets as a perfunctory matter of course: the execution of an equation by a calculator. All the mental might of the victim, his will and every bit of energy he could marshal were helpless against bare circumstance – an unfortunate and irreversible role of the dice.
I do really like the robot, though, and as you can see in the stages of development, it's something I came up with on the fly. He has a retro feel which hearkens back to my childhood when sci-fi was a liberating escape for the imagination from the mundanity of school and the relatively sheltered life of a child. The robot doesn't exactly make sense mechanically, and that is on purpose. He's more of a movie robot like I'd see in my childhood than a modern one, or the really overblown ones that are so common now, with enormous, thick bodies, and tiny heads. I also got the idea for mounting guns on its face, which makes a lot of sense because it is already automatically aiming its weapon at whatever its looking at, and it doesn't have to hold anything in its hands.
Lastly, I don't believe art is primarily a tool of politics, as some of my art professors did in graduate school (in which case art would have no intrinsic value) so don't want to get too into specific politics.There's a tendency for those who look at art through a very political lens to like or dislike a piece based strictly on whether they believe it substantiates or attacks whatever side they take on a specific issue. This is why I chose to use a robot and a mutant (though he became much less mutated over time): to pan back to an essential conflict that anyone, anywhere could potentially relate to.
And if you like my art, and would like to see me keep working, please consider making a very small donation. Through Patreon, you can give $1 (or more) per significant new work I produce, and cap it at a maximum of $1 a month. Ah, if only I could amass a few hundred dollars per month this way, I could focus entirely on my art. See how it works here.
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If not, you may find it of interest.
Note that I don't like violence either, but depict it sometimes in my art as a reaction to, and a reflection on the world we live in.
Love the painting. It is very horrifying and intense. Love the mad expression on the human.


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49ers in 5: Multiple players excited to see Trey Lance as the starter next year
Trent Williams: I have no doubt in my mind that he is a generational talent
By Rob Guerrera Feb 1, 2022, 5:00am PST
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Despite being less than 24 hours away from their last game of the season, many 49ers players are already looking ahead to next year. Multiple players on both sides of the ball expressed excitement when asked about what Trey Lance can do in 2022.
"I'm excited to see what he does with this offseason," Kyle Juszczyk said, "I've seen what kind of work ethic he has, I've seen what kind of drive he has, what type of person he is. I know he's one that's going to dedicate everything to preparing himself and getting ready and being ready to lead this team if that's what he's asked to do this next season. I think he's definitely going to the type of guy that's going to step up to the plate and be ready to do that."
The microscope is certainly going to be on Lance in a way that it never has before, assuming Jimmy Garoppolo is playing for another team next season. Trent Williams expressed caution when it comes to expectations.
"We can't just put the weight of the world on his shoulders, even though he is a young man that can handle it," Williams said, "We'll see what next year brings. Hopefully, he'll get a full offseason to kind of work in the right direction, know what he's working for after going through a full season. I have no doubt in my mind that he is a generational talent, and now it's just putting that talent with the work ethic and making it come together on Sundays."
For his part, Lance was humble as always.
"I learned a lot on scout team. Being able to play as and emulate different guys and play different playing styles that aren't necessarily my own. I think I gained a lot from it. Gained a lot from playing guys who typically stay in the pocket and then going to guys like Jalen Hurts, Justin Fields. Those guys that can play off schedule at a really high level. I think I developed as a player. Obviously going against our defense, which I thought was the best defense in the league, going against our defense every single day. Obviously, every rep makes me better."
Now, you might be thinking that these comments are what you'd expect teammates to say about another teammate, one person who would never sugar coat things is Jimmie Ward. Here's his assessment of Lance.
"Well, (laughs) we know he can throw a football. We know that much. Got a lot of power in his arm. He's an athlete, all right...He likes to move around in the pocket to throw the ball extend downs. Some of the stuff that you see Jimmy [Garoppolo] doing from time to time, you see Patrick Mahomes doing, you see the Kyler Murrays doing, you see Aaron Rodgers doing, like yeah. He has has that. He has that inside of him. He's a competitor."
Sunday's loss is definitely still fresh in the minds of fans and will be for a while. It's also comforting to think of what is to come, however, and how much fun we could be in for once again next season.


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3 Devils Free Agents Most Likely to Return in 2022-23
December 25, 2021 by Matt Grazel
The New Jersey Devils have one of the youngest rosters in the NHL. The organization has more restricted free agents (RFA) than unrestricted free agents (UFA) whose contracts set to expire this offseason or within the next few years. The core of the franchise is still being determined as the roster continues to be in development. Jack Hughes, Nico Hischier and Dougie Hamilton are players who will be with the team long-term, while Yegor Sharangovich and Dawson Mercer are possible options to join the trio. Here are three RFAs who are most likely to return in 2022-23.
Jesper Bratt
The 23-year-old native of Stockholm, Sweden, needs twelve more points to set a new career-high in his fifth NHL season. Jesper Bratt leads the Devils in assists with 16 and in points with 24. He has been one of the few bright spots during what appears to be another difficult season for the franchise.
He is second on the team in shots with 64 and fifth with a 10.94 shooting percentage (SH%). Bratt has had a significant increase in SH% from last season to this year. In 46 games played during 2020-21, he took 77 shots, but his SH% was only 3.90. His SH% has risen 7.4 percent between 2020-21 and 2021-22.
Jesper Bratt, New Jersey Devils (Amy Irvin / The Hockey Writers)
He has taken an enormous step in his role with the team based upon his goals scored per shots made. He has shown his potential in working toward being a member of the team's core this season, and if he continues to be reliable, the Devils should make certain he remains with the franchise.
Miles Wood
The 26-year-old forward is out indefinitely after injuring his right hip during a preseason game in October. But Miles Wood has become a leader for the young Devils team, as he was one of the team's alternate captains prior to his injury. He is considered one of the team's more experienced players based on the youth in the organization.
Wood led the team with 17 goals in 55 games played and was tied for the lead in shots with Hughes as they both had 110. His presence is missed this season as the team's depth has been tested due to injuries and players in COVID protocol. Due to the average age of the franchise, general manager Tom Fitzgerald should consider re-signing the Buffalo, New York native to provide the team with experience to the young roster.
Pavel Zacha
Pavel Zacha has been one of the more reliable players for the Devils the last few seasons in terms of games played, as he is one of seven players on the roster to play in all 30 games for the Devils this season. The forward is sixth on the team with 43 shots on goal, and his 9.30 SH% ranks sixth also.
With the absences of players such as Hischier and Wood, Zacha is taking on a big role with the team at 24 years of age. He and Tomas Tatar are tied for the team lead with two power-play goals (PPG). Zacha and Hamilton are tied with five power-play points (PPP), which also lead the Devils.
Pavel Zacha, New Jersey Devils (Jess Starr/The Hockey Writers)
While the franchise has struggled mightily on the man advantage in 2021-22, the seventh-year player from Brno, Czech Republic, has been one of the Devils' consistent producers on the power play. Even if his success is considered below average in comparison with other players on teams that have better power-play units, he has been one of the players that have had some success on the man advantage for the organization.
Related: Devils Organization Needs More Appreciation for Pavel Zacha
The Devils continue to be a work in progress as they are in the midst of a setback with one win in their last 10 games. Due to having one of the younger rosters in the NHL, Fitzgerald needs to retain some players who possess experience and leadership. The team has some players that could help take the Devils out of the rebuilding phase toward becoming a playoff contender.
Due to their youth, the franchise is exciting to watch when they are having success. However, a young team will have its share of inconsistencies as they continue to gain more experience. The Devils have been in the process of attempting to find a core of players that will turn them into a contender for quite some time now. It appears the Devils have hit rock bottom, so hopefully good things are in store as 2022 approaches.
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How to Get Your Work in the Louvre? Hang it up Yourself!
Submitted by Alix McKenna on April 26, 2010 – 4:47 pm	One Comment
A few weeks ago, contemporary artist, Pascal Guérineau entered the Louvre, looked over his shoulder, and surreptitiously affixed his small painting of two skulls to the wall. This strange incident was not Guérineau's first act of gerilla curating. The previous month, he hung another cranially-themed work at the Musée Maillol. The offending piece was discovered a few hours later at closing time. The museum's director, Olivier Lorquin was less-than thrilled by the stunt. He referred to the artist's actions as "ignoble" and dismissed the proffered drawing as "bad, useless, a real piece of crap."
Guérineau's actions highlight the frustrations of contemporary artists who are unable to gain recognition for their work. Guérineau claims that he was not simply seeking attention, but offering a symbolic gesture towards the throng of under-appreciated, rarely exhibited artists who are ignored by France's museums and galleries. He explains "A museum like the Louvre has thousands of people coming through every week. They should be able to discover some of the message of contemporary French art – on society, on their lives, on pain, on poverty."
Ironically, while Mr. Guérineau has indicated a desire to infuse France's museums with fresh blood and new ideas, his recent stunt is essentially an imitation of a more complex prank pulled off in March of 2005 by Banksy. The English graffiti artist smuggled four of his own artworks into four of New York's major museums. While Guérineau's actions seem to stem from desperation and barely disguised megalomania, Banksy's prank was an intelligent, well thought-out experiment. The pieces he proffered were designed to act in conversation with existing museum exhibits and to express his political oppinions about a variety of issues. The Wooster Collective website has an entertaining gallery of photographs documenting the artist's adventure.
Banksy placed his Discount Soup Can at MoMA — a play on Andy Warhol's famous Campbell's soup series.
Discount Soup Can (2005)
The walls of the Met were graced by his painting, You Have Beautiful Eyes, a portrait of a woman sporting a gas mask.
You Have Beautiful Eyes (2005)
Soldier with Spraycan, depicted a colonial officer in front of anti-war graffiti holding a spray can. Banksy placed the work in the Brooklyn Museum.
Soldier with Spray Can (2005)
Finally, the artist left his piece, Withus Oragainstus, a taxidermy beetle sporting missiles and a satellite dish for appendages. "It was just an outsider's view of the modern American bug, bristling with listening devices and military hardware," the artist said. The title is a pun on Bush's 2001 message to coalition partners.
Withus Oragainstus (2005)
When asked in a 2005 interview why he felt compelled to infiltrate the art museums, he responded "I thought some of [the paintings] were quite good. That's why I thought, you know, put them in a gallery. Otherwise, they would just sit at home and no one would see them." Unlike Guérineau, Banksy, who calls himself and 'art terrorist,' did not feel the need to wax poetic about the profound social implications of his prank. It spoke for itself.
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Q: Why do we divide by the expected value in the chi squared test? Chi squared, $\chi ^{2}$, is calculated using the formula:
$$ \chi ^{2} = \sum \frac{{(O_i - E_i)}^{2}}{E_i}$$
$\chi ^{2}$ is used to determine how well a particular model fits some observed data.  The way I justify this formula is that we want a model that resembles the data very closely.  Hence, we will need to check how different the model is to the observed data.

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*We can check how different individual data points are from the expected values by $(O_i - E_i)$.  Thus, $(O_i - E_i)$ is justified.

*To determine how well the model fits the data as a whole we can sum $(O_i - E_i)$ for all data points.  $(O_i - E_i)$ will need to be squared to remove negative terms in the summation.  Negative terms will lower $\chi ^{2}$ and give a flawed goodness of fit.  Thus, $\sum {(O_i - E_i)}^{2}$ is justified.
My question is why do we normalize ${(O_i - E_i)}^{2}$ by $E_i$?  This seems unnecessary to me.

A: The general idea is that we want the test statistic $\chi^{2}$ to be independent of the scale of the data (or more precisely, the spread) as the actual probability distribution is independent of the scale. That is, given a distribution with variance $\sigma^{2}$, we can always divide out by $\sigma^{2}$ to get a unit-variance distribution, and it is both valid and simpler to always just work with a unit-variance distribution (we just have one fewer parameter to think about).
More specifically to $\chi^{2}$, the reason that we divide by $E_{i}$ has to do with the underlying distribution. First, it is important to realize that what $\chi^{2}$ random variables are. Generally, a $\chi^{2}$ variable with $n$ degrees of freedom is the sum of squares of $n$ unit-variance normal random variables. So when we define
 $$ \chi^{2} = \sum \frac{(O_{i} - E_{i})^{2}}{E_{i}} $$
we are using the fact that each $\frac{(O_{i} - E_{i})}{\sqrt{E_{i}}}$ is normally distributed with unit-variance. More precisely, we can treat $O_{i}$ as being normally distributed with mean $E_{i}$ and variance $E_{i}$. The value $\frac{(O_{i} - E_{i})}{\sqrt{E_{i}}}$ is the standardized residual.
There is a twist that explains why $E_{i}$ is the variance: the value $O_{i}$ is actually poisson distributed. This makes sense since we are working with counts and not something continuous. In the poisson distribution, the variance is precisely the same as the mean $E_{i}$. The question then is why we can treat $O_{i}$ as normally distributed. The reason is that when the expected counts $E_{i}$ is `large enough', the poisson distribution is reasonably similar to the normal distribution (very, very roughly).
On a final note, the variance of a $\chi^{2}$ variable is actually not one but is dependent on the degrees of freedom. Regardless, the distribution only has the one parameter (the degrees of freedom) and no variance parameter, so it's the same idea as using a unit-variance distribution.

A: A small analogy:
If you have a quadrillion dollars, would you mind misplacing a $\$100$ dollar bill in the trash?
Other case:
If you are completely broke and starving, would you mind misplacing a $\$100$ dollar bill in the trash?
In one case, the $\$100$ matters a lot, but in the other, $\$100$ may as well be a penny on the street.
In the case of statistics, each value evaluated in the sum of the $\chi^2$ must be normalized, or else the significance of the test will change drastically when using large observed and expected values.
For instance (one data point used as example):
$\chi^2=\sum \frac{(3-2)^2}{2}$ should be just as statistically significant as $\chi^2=\sum \frac{(300-288)^2}{288}$, but without the "normalizer", the $\chi^2$'s would be drastically different.

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At the heart of every electron beam evaporation system is a vapor cloud—a unique, repeatable flux distribution characteristic of radiation from a point source.
But these flux clouds can vary. They change because of a variety of factors in the deposition process—like deposition material, deposition power, crucible size, the use of a crucible liner and beam spot focus.
With precision lift-off coating, the goal is an even, predictable deposition layer across a batch of wafers. Uniformity masks are the conventional solution for managing the flux cloud, trimming the heaviest zones of deposition to match that of the least flux zones' collection.
On a conventional box coater, an inefficient optimization to the flux cloud typically results in an excessive use of process metals. And with so many variables, how do you design an optimal mask?
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Ali Muslihittin Peykoğlu, plus connu sous le nom de Muslih Peykoğlu (né le  à Constantinople à l'époque dans l'Empire ottoman, aujourd'hui en Turquie, et mort le  dans la même ville) est un joueur de football international turc, qui évoluait au poste de défenseur et de milieu de terrain.

Biographie

Carrière en club

Carrière en sélection

Avec l'équipe de Turquie, il joue 8 matchs (pour un but inscrit) entre 1924 et 1928. Il joue son premier match en équipe nationale le  en amical contre la Finlande. Le , il inscrit un but face à la Roumanie, toujours en amical.

Il figure dans le groupe des sélectionnés lors des Jeux olympiques de 1924 et de 1928. Il dispute un match face à l'Égypte lors du tournoi olympique de 1928 organisé à Amsterdam.

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For past one week, we have been receiving complaints from the Bellsouth users regarding the problem in access the BellSouth Outlook mail from iPhone 6. Some users have even posted their problem on different platforms but didn't get the conclusion. People are quite frustrated with it and they want an immediate solution.
Some users have said that they are getting the problem in accessing the Bellsouth email from AT&T ISP. Moreover, this problem has been reported more by iPhone 6 users. They find that everything is working fine on the normal computer but when they try to Bellsouth outlook mail from iPhone 6 nothing get opened.
You will be surprised to hear that this problem is not reported not iPhone 5 but only on iPhone 6. So some people have started believing that the problem lies in the iPhone 6 itself. Though this is not the reason for this problem and some people have changed their account type from IMAP to POP3 but didn't get fruitful results. Now, we will discuss the right solution to the problem.
Almost 20% of Bellsouth email users are getting the problem in accessing the mail from their PC even. They are even entering the right email address and password in the right URL but the email is not working due to some reason. Though the infuriated people have contacted Apple support and Bellsouth email support team but nothing has been concluded so far. Some users have even started switching to the different email service as their whole work or business is getting affected with this breakdown. They are keen to know whether the problem is with the iphone only or with other smartphones as well.
Solution: All those Bellsouth email users who are using IMAP account type on their devices are not getting any problem. So, the problem can be fixed by tapping on 'Settings' then on 'Mail, contacts and calendars' menu. Open corresponding mail and click to check the server details. Don't forget to save the copy of the message on the server. If this doesn't happen, then login to the account from PC and check the option you are searching for. If it is available, then change the settings from there. As we have seen that everything is working normally on iPhone 5 and 7 due to right email settings, so we can expect the same settings to be worked on another iphone as well. Some people are of the view that Bellsouth email doesn't work well with the Outlook software installed from the apple store, so they are trying to install through third party sources. You can also try accessing the mail from the native version of Outlook software.
At last, we can say that the steps or the solution mentioned above will help you fix the problem. If you find the steps helpful, then don't forget to mention the comments in the section mentioned below. If you are having any problem or still find the same problem encountering on the iPhone 6, then call us at Bellsouth customer support number. The technical representatives will help you in fixing the problem at the earliest.


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David Lawrence Schwimmer (n. 2 noiembrie 1966) este un actor, director și producător american, nominalizat la premiile Emmy. Este cel mai bine cunoscut pentru rolul lui Ross Geller în sitcom-ul american Friends (Prietenii tăi) (1994 - 2004).

Filmografie

 1984 - Ghost Busters
 1989 - A Deadly Silence
 1991 - Flight of the Intruder
 1992 - Crossing the Bridge
 1992 - The Wonder Years (serial)
 1993 - The Waiter
 1993 - The Pitch
 1993 - NYPD Blue (serial)
 1993 - Twenty Bucks
 1994 - Wolf
 1994 - 2000 -- Friends (serial)
 1994 - Monty (serial)
 1995 - The Party Favor
 1996 - The Pallbearer
 1997 - Breast Men
 1998 - The Thin Pink Line
 1998 - Kissing a Fool
 1998 - Since You've Been Gone
 1998 - Six Days Seven Nights
 1998 - Apt Pupil
 1998 - All the Rage
 2000 - Love & Sex
 2000 - Picking Up the Pieces
 2001 - Band of Brothers (mini-serial)
 2001 - Hotel
 2001 - Uprising
 2005 - Duane Hopwood
 2005 - Madagascar (voce)
 2005 - Curb Your Enthusiasm
 2006 - Big Nothing
 2007 - Run, Fat Boy, Run
 2007 - Ratatouille (voce)
 2008 - Madagascar 2 (voce)

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Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut
David Hugh Burr
Original antique map of Connecticut, Rhode Islands, and Massachusetts, published by David Burr in New York in 1836.
The map shows large county configurations in these states that have changed surprisingly little in the almost-200 years since the map was made.
Burr's atlas was perhaps the most elegant American commercially published atlas of its time, utilizing wonderful wash colors and elegant engraving style. Burr studied under Simeon DeWitt in New York. His first atlas was an Atlas of New York State, the second state atlas to be issued in the US (after Mills Atlas of South Carolina in 1826). In the 1830s, he served as topographer for the US Post Office, producing a series of rare and highly sought after large format state maps during this period. Later, he was appointed as the Geographer of the House of Representatives, where he served during the later part of the 1830s.
Original hand-color by county.
David Hugh Burr Biography
David H. Burr studied law, passing the New York Bar Exam, and then surveying under Simeon DeWitt in New York. His first atlas was an atlas of New York State (1829), the second state atlas to be issued in the US (after Mills' Atlas of South Carolina in 1826). In the 1830s, he served as the official topographer for the US Post Office, producing a series of rare and highly sought-after large-format state maps. He also created a map of the country's postal routes, which features roads, canals, and railroads. Burr traveled to London to work with John Arrowsmith; together, they produced the American Atlas in 1839.
Upon his return to the States, Burr was appointed as a draftsman for the House of Representatives, where he worked until ca. 1841. He later worked for the Louisiana Survey and the Florida Survey. By 1850, he was back in Washington D. C., working on the census. In 1852, the Senate named Burr as the draftsman to compile maps from the Federal Surveys. In 1853, Burr traveled to San Francisco, perhaps as part of his work for the Senate. He was then named as the Surveyor General of Utah in 1855. However, he was unpopular there and returned to Washington D. C. by 1870. Burr is widely regarded as one of the most important names in the nineteenth-century American history of cartography.
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Antique Maps / United States / New England / Rhode Island
New Hampshire, Vermont, &c. [includes Part of the Province of Main and Massachusetts Bay]
Interesting and detailed map of most of New England.
Map of the White Mountains of New Hampshire Issued By, The General Passenger Department of the Boston & Maine R. R.
Attractive color-lithographed map of New England, issued by the Boston and Maine Rail Road to promote regional tourist travel to the White Mountains.
Nouvelle Carte Particuliere De L'Amerique ou font exactement marquees la Nouvelle Bretagne, le Canada ou Nouvelle France, la Nouvelle Ecosse, la Nouvelle Angleterre…..
The Northeastern quadrant of Covens & Mortier's four-sheet edition of Popple's seminal map of North America, widely regarded as one of the two most important maps of North America produced in the 18th century (along with the Mitchell Map). Unlike Popple and Mitchell, Covens & Mortier produced their four-sheet map in such a way that each of the constituent sheets works independently as a separate map.
Map of Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island Constructed from the Latest Authorities
Attractive separately-issued folding map of New England by Samuel Augustus Mitchell, published in Philadelphia in 1853 and sold by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co.
Nice example of Carey's map of Massachusetts.
The Coast of New England
By far the finest 18th-century depiction of the Coast of New England issued in The Atlantic Neptune to meet the needs of British navigators during the American Revolution.


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import abc

import six

from keystone import exception

@six.add_metaclass(abc.ABCMeta)
class TrustDriverV8(object):

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def create_trust(self, trust_id, trust, roles):
        """Create a new trust.

        :returns: a new trust
        """
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def get_trust(self, trust_id, deleted=False):
        """Get a trust by the trust id.

        :param trust_id: the trust identifier
        :type trust_id: string
        :param deleted: return the trust even if it is deleted, expired, or
                        has no consumptions left
        :type deleted: bool
        """
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def list_trusts(self):
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def list_trusts_for_trustee(self, trustee):
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def list_trusts_for_trustor(self, trustor):
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def delete_trust(self, trust_id):
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover

    @abc.abstractmethod
    def consume_use(self, trust_id):
        """Consume one use of a trust.

        One use of a trust is consumed when the trust was created with a
        limitation on its uses, provided there are still uses available.

        :raises keystone.exception.TrustUseLimitReached: If no remaining uses
            for trust.
        :raises keystone.exception.TrustNotFound: If the trust doesn't exist.
        """
        raise exception.NotImplemented()  # pragma: no cover