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require 'spec_helper'

describe "Eol module methods" do

  describe ".search" do
    VCR.use_cassette('search/search') do
    results = Eol.search("tolumnia")

      it "returns an Array" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Array)
      end

      it "contains Search objects" do
        expect(results[0].class).to eq(Eol::Search)
      end

    end

    context "A search with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('search/searchoptions') do
      results = Eol.search("Tolumnia bahamensis", exact: true, cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns an Array" do
          expect(results.class).to eq(Array)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :search, 'tolumnia'
    end

  end

  describe ".search_all" do
    VCR.use_cassette('search/search_all') do
    results = Eol.search_all("tolumnia")

     it "returns an Array" do
       expect(results.class).to eq(Array)
     end

      it "contains Search objects" do
        expect(results[0].class).to eq(Eol::Search)
      end

    end

   context "Error Handling" do
     subject { Eol }
     it_behaves_like "a bad response", :search_all, 'tolumnia'
    end

  end

  describe ".collections" do
    VCR.use_cassette('collections/collections') do
    results = Eol.collections('176')

      it "returns a Collections object" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Collections)
      end

    end

    context ".collections with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('collections/collectionsoptions') do
      results = Eol.collections('176', sort_by: 'oldest', cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns a Collections object" do
          expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Collections)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :collections, '176'
    end

  end

  describe ".ping" do
    VCR.use_cassette('ping/ping') do
    results = Eol.ping

      it "returns a Ping object" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Ping)
      end

    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :ping
    end

  end

  describe ".pages" do
    VCR.use_cassette('pages/pages') do
    results = Eol.pages('1045608')

      it "returns a Pages object" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Pages)
      end

    end

     context ".pages with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('pages/pagesoptions') do
      results = Eol.pages('1045608', images_per_page: 10, videos_per_page: 10, cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns a Pages object" do
          expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Pages)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :pages, '1045608'
    end

  end

  describe ".provider_hierarchies" do
    VCR.use_cassette('provider_hierarchies/provider_hierarchies') do
    results = Eol.provider_hierarchies

      it "returns an array" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Array)
      end

      it "of ProviderHierarchies objects" do
        expect(results[0].class).to eq(Eol::ProviderHierarchies)
      end

    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :provider_hierarchies
    end

  end

  describe ".data_objects" do
    VCR.use_cassette('data_objects/data_objects') do
    results = Eol.data_objects('30073527')

      it "returns a DataObjects object" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::DataObjects)
      end

    end

    context ".data_objects with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('data_objects/data_objectsoptions') do
      results = Eol.data_objects('30073527', language: 'it', cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns a DataObjects object" do
          expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::DataObjects)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :data_objects, '30074527'
    end

  end

  describe ".hierarchies" do
    VCR.use_cassette('hierarchies/hierarchies') do
    results = Eol.hierarchies('1188')

      it "returns a Hierarchies object" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Hierarchies)
      end

    end

    context ".hierarchies with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('hierarchies/hierarchies_options') do
      results = Eol.hierarchies('1188', language: 'de', cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns a Hierarchies object" do
          expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::Hierarchies)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :hierarchies, '1188'
    end

  end

  describe ".hierarchy_entries" do
    VCR.use_cassette('hierarchy_entries/hierarchy_entries') do
    results = Eol.hierarchy_entries('30408282')

      it "returns a HierarchyEntries object" do
        expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::HierarchyEntries)
      end

    end

    context ".hierarchy_entries with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('hierarchy_entries/hierarchy_entries_options') do
      results = Eol.hierarchy_entries('30408282', common_names: true, synonyms: true, cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns a HierarchyEntries object" do
          expect(results.class).to eq(Eol::HierarchyEntries)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :hierarchy_entries, '30408282'
    end

  end

  describe ".search_by_provider" do
    VCR.use_cassette('search_by_provider/search_by_provider') do
    results = Eol.search_by_provider('180542', 903)

      it "returns a SearchByProvider object" do
        expect(results[0].class).to eq(Eol::SearchByProvider)
      end

    end

    context ".search_by_provider with query options" do
      VCR.use_cassette('search_by_provider/search_by_provider_options') do
      results = Eol.search_by_provider('180542', 903, batch: true, cache_ttl: 30)

        it "returns a SearchByProvider object" do
          expect(results[0].class).to eq(Eol::SearchByProvider)
        end

      end
    end

    context "Error Handling" do
      subject { Eol }
      it_behaves_like "a bad response", :hierarchy_entries, '180542', 903
    end

  end

  describe "response isn't an HTTParty::Response" do
    subject { Eol }

  it "returns a StandardError, Unknown Error" do
    response = 'badjuju'
    expect{subject.send(:bad_response, response)}.to raise_error(StandardError, 'Unknown Error')
  end
end
end


From tear downs to an oceanside estate to the center of town:the spirited saga of six buildings that are now the East Hampton Town Hall.
In the 1970s, Adelaide de Menil and Edmund Carpenter bought a 40 acre potato field in East Hampton, NY, bordered on the north by Further Lane and the south by the Atlantic Ocean. They moved unwanted 17th and 18th century buildings to the property and restored them as residences. When the property was sold in 2007, the houses and barns were uprooted from their foundations and moved to town center to be repurposed as the new East Hampton Town Hall. This film includes footage of the initial restoration work, evokes the estate in its finished form, and follows the buildings across the fields and up the Montauk Highway to their new incarnation. Wonderful music and stunning cinematography.


Editor's Note: The Gardeners' Guide is a seasonal rundown of gardening related events. Listings are free. Email: features@recorder.com. Questions? Call 413-772-0261, ext. 276. Additionally, space is often limited. Please contact organizers to ensure you can attend. This is important if registration is required.
Fall Chrysanthemum Show: Through Sunday, Nov. 18, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Fridays. The show has been a popular college and community tradition since the early 1900s, and showcases the hybridizing experiments of the horticulture class. The public gets to vote on their favorites. $5 suggested donation. Lyman Conservatory, 16 College Lane, Northampton. Visit bit.ly/2ONeqpCfor more information.
"New England Vegetables: 275 Years": Tuesday, Nov. 13, 7:30 p.m. Learn about the varieties of vegetables grown in New England since 1743 when Pelham was incorporated, many of which might be unfamiliar today. Ruth DiBuono, coordinator of horticulture at Old Sturbridge Village, will explain how vegetables have changed over the years both in how they were valued and preserved, as well as in the actual varieties used. Participants are welcome to bring their favorite vegetable seeds to share and exchange. Ramsdell Room of the Pelham Library, 2 South Valley Road, Pelham. For more information, contact Cynthia Weigel at 413-256-4606.


Expensive to buy and sometimes hard to find, you can make your own Herbes de Provence recipe blend. It's basically a blend of dried herbs that thrive in the sunny Mediterranean climate of Provence in the South of France. The Herbes de Provence recipe is one of my favorite blends. It goes with just about everything, from lamb, chicken, beef, vegetables, grains and green.
All of the herbs in the blend are easy to grow either in the ground or in containers, and are available at your neighborhood grocery store, except perhaps the lavender. You may have to seek out a specialty herb store for that.
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To appreciate this unique blend, though, let's talk first about flavor profiles of the herbs used and why they are a good part of any healing herbs list. Then I'll show you how to mix up my own Herbes de Provence blend.
The sweet, intoxicating flavor of lavender is essential to Herbes de Provence. Alleviates anxiety.
Like a medicine chest in a plant, the thyme plant has a peppery flavor. It relieves congestion.
Culinary cousins, oregano has a distinctive spicy, somewhat sweet taste and is stronger in flavor than marjoram. Marjoram has a grassy, sort of lemony taste. Both herbs are good for joints.
You'll recognize the strong pine-like fragrance and flavor of the rosemary plant. Rosemary is good for your memory.
Like thyme, savory has a peppery flavor and is a great digestive herb.
Licorice-like in flavor, fennel eases a jittery tummy.
Tear a fresh bay leaf in two and you'll be surprised — a little sweet and yet complex. Bay rounds out the flavor of this Herbes de Provence mix. Bay helps control blood sugar.
I like to smash the herbs a bit with my heirloom mortar and pestle, but it's OK if you simply mix them.
Stir together and store in airtight container in dry place away from heat and light.
Fabulous hot, warm or room temperature. Leftovers make great beef sliders.
Bring meat out at least 30 minutes prior to roasting. It will roast more evenly.
Rub roast with olive oil, sprinkle & pat garlic all over and then sprinkle black pepper and salt all around.
Roll beef in herb mixture to coat all over. Roast until thermometer registers 130-145 for medium rare to medium. This will take about 30-40 minutes for medium rare.
Remove from oven, tent and let stand 10 minutes or so to redistribute juices. The temperature will rise a bit, too.
Not only do these look good, they are delicious.
Spray cookie sheet and place potatoes on in single layer. Roast until golden and done, about 20-25 minutes.
The herbs, as they infuse the honey, lend a haunting fragrance and delicate flavor. I love this on scones, biscuits and stirred into yogurt. This year I used locust flower honey from our hives.
I had plenty of lavender flowers to dry for the Herbes de Provence recipe.
Place honey and herbs in a double boiler. Keep the water at a simmer, not a hard boil. Stir occasionally, letting the herbs infuse for 30 minutes. Strain in very fine strainer. Cool and place in glass jar. Store in pantry for up to a year.
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No double boiler? Make your own by placing a heatproof bowl over a pan that has a couple inches of simmering water in the bottom.
Crystallized honey. This can happen over time and does not affect the honey's qualities. You can bring it back to a pour-able stage by heating gently in the microwave.
No exact recipe, but I usually add 3 parts fine sea salt to 1 part Herbes de Provence recipe. Mix together and store in airtight containers.
Have you had success making a Herbes de Provence recipe from your homegrown herbs?
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The Internet didn't need net neutrality in 2015, and it doesn't now
Yaël Ossowski 13 December, 2017 5 December, 2018
In authoritarian regimes across the world, government control and regulation of the Internet is a given.
Here in the U.S., we've managed to keep our online world relatively free from any bureaucratic oversight.
That changed in 2015, based on a mandate from President Barack Obama, when the Federal Communications Commission voted to classify Internet Service Providers as public utilities, the same as water suppliers or telephone companies.
This classification was first applied to telecommunications in 1934, aimed at dismantling the monopoly enjoyed by the Bell Telephone Company. Under these rules, ISPs must comply with additional standards and regulations in order to operate. That raises the costs of providing Internet services, thereby actually reducing the number of ISPs that can stay compliant and serve consumers.
Therefore, when FCC chairman Ajit Pai submits his proposal to do away with the 2015 regulations on Dec. 14, it won't be the end of the world. It will be the end of using a Depression-era law to regulate the most innovative invention of the last century.
Net neutrality, the principle that all online traffic should be considered neutral and free from prioritization, is indeed a noble standard. It's one ISPs should generally adhere to, and the FCC has supported in the past.
The North Carolina-based Madison River Communications was fined by the FCC in 2005 for blocking Voice over IP phone services. This behavior still won't be tolerated in a net neutrality-free Internet age, and consumers will always have remedies available to them.
Detractors rightly point out that regional monopolies limit consumer choice in many localities throughout the country.
However, this is due to restrictions passed by municipalities and state governments. They have an active role in stymying competition and ultimately benefiting Comcast, Spectrum, and Verizon. Only Google Fiber, backed by the Google behemoth, can raise enough capital to comply with regulations in order to service cities such as Charlotte and Raleigh.
The municipal broadband service in Madison, North Carolina was shut down because of the state laws which prohibit municipal ISPs, even though the FCC sued to overturn the law.
Ensuring enough market access to consumers across the country, especially rural areas, is something companies such as Google have been keen to address. But the net neutrality rules as written will not guarantee more access to ISPs. They'll only make it more difficult for ISPs to grow, invest, and innovate.
Unfortunately, many observers have conflated the net neutrality regulations as somehow the only safeguards for a free and open Internet and providers for universal broadband access. But that just isn't true.
Before 2015, innovation was a hallmark of the Internet. It was the purest form of the free market at work, allowing for the creation of thousands of online companies and services billions of us enjoy today. Allowing entrepreneurs to unleash products and services without burdensome regulations that only favor the large companies and investors will be good for Internet consumers.
Without these rules, bad actors will still face the fury of the Federal Trade Commission, which would regulate anti-competitive behavior. Consumers will still be protected and have their fair share of choice in the marketplace.
Therefore, protecting the freedom of the Internet depends on giving it back its "light touch" enjoyed for the decades before the FCC's regulations in 2015.
That will ensure we can avoid the dangerous pitfalls of Internet regulation and censorship like we see in China and Turkey, cutting human rights campaigners and journalists off by government mandate. That's not a path to emulate.
In the U.S., we should be proud that our agencies are adopting a vision that keeps the Internet a realm of the private enterprise sphere, free from manipulation and overregulation by bureaucrats. The Internet didn't need this regulation before 2015 and it doesn't need it now.
Consumers deserve a free and open Internet, one that fosters innovation, gives millions access, and allows for the myriad of companies to compete while offering great products for us to choose. The best way to do that will be to repeal the FCC's 2015 rules.
Yaël Ossowski (@YaelOss) is a contributor to the Washington Examiner's Beltway Confidential blog. He is deputy director at the Consumer Choice Center and a senior development officer at Students For Liberty.
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Last Updated: December 21, 2017, 3:49 pm
Music faculty to perform for students in 6th annual fall concert
By: Ashlee Millett
It's time for the students to sit back, relax and be entertained while their teachers feel the pressure of taking center stage in the upcoming Faculty Fall Concert.
Every fall for the past six years, the music faculty has put on a concert for the students and the community. This lets students see the faculty as performing professionals.
Assistant music professor Timothy Francis said the main idea behind the concert is to give faculty an opportunity to play for students so students can hear good music and what the faculty sound like.
"It's turned out to be a pretty popular thing with our students and the community," Music Department Chair Glenn Webb said. "I always hear afterwards that it's one of their favorite things to come to."
Laura Alley, a sophomore music major from Salt Lake City, said this concert means a lot to students.
"It's a treasured part of the semester in the music department; a lot of kids look forward to it and a lot of students go to it," Alley said.
Webb said one reasons this concert is so popular is people are no longer seeing the backs of the faculty as in other concerts. Finally the faculty get to turn around and face the audience.
"[We] put down our grading pens and batons and pick up the instrument or memorize the piece to sing," Webb said.
Webb said the concert will be 70 percent classical music and 30 percent more modern music with a variety of instruments being used: flute, oboe, piano, violin, cello, saxophone, trombone and vocals.
Alley hasn't gone to the Faculty Fall Concert, but she said a lot of people like it, and she's heard a lot of good things about it.
"They put their personalities into it and it makes it nicer for the student-teacher relationship, kind of showing that the teachers are human," Alley said.
Francis agreed that this concert strengthens the student-teacher relationships at Dixie.
"That connection between the students and teachers is an important thing, and it's one of the big reasons we do [this concert]," Francis said.
Webb said he expects the concert to continue to be a popular program. He hopes the community and students will see a side of the faculty that's not just instructional.
"Come out and see our great talented faculty," Webb said. "It will be well worth the time and well worth the money that you spend here [at DSC to] see some of the most talented people we have in the area performing."
The Faculty Fall Concert is free for everyone and will be held on Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Concert Hall in the Eccles Fine Arts Center.
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We began our study about geese with these information posters I created. They are two to a page to save printing. They have a real photo and information text easy for preschoolers to understand and hold their interest. Click here to download the posters.
I put together notebooks for each person that included each habitat. I added the other animals we would be looking at like farm and pets to the same notebook. These Pond animal posters were created to be able to see each pond animal. I used real photos and put two per page to save ink. Just cut down the middle after printing and they are ready to use. I kept them simple, but tried to find full bodies of the animals in their habitat. Click here to download.
We made this free Canadian goose craft.
They played Duck, Duck, Goose and it's fun watching them run around!
Click here to see my Pond animals Pinterest board.
Click here to see more about pond animals.
Most of the information on the Photo Posters is found here.


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Galway libraries owed €50,000 in fines before abolition
Galway's libraries were owed more than €50,000 in late fees when fines were scrapped earlier this year.
It was revealed last month that fines were axed from all libraries from January 1, as the public was urged to reconnect with their local library.
The Local Government Management Agency (LGMA), which runs the country's library system, has confirmed to the Connacht Tribune that libraries nationally were owed more than €1 million in unpaid fines and late fees when the new regime was introduced on New Year's Day.
A breakdown of the figures reveals that Galway bookworms owed some €54,141.60 in late fees and fines as of January this year. Libraries in Mayo were owed some €32,927.20 on January 1, and in Roscommon, the amount of fees owing was €4,863.30.
The removal of fines for library users is one of the actions included in the national strategy, "Our Public Libraries 2022 – Inspiring, Connecting and Empowering Communities". This strategy, launched in June 2018, aims to improve access to and increase use of the library as a community hub.
Research has shown that people view fines as a barrier to membership and usage of libraries. Fines also disproportionately impact those on lower incomes and create a negative association with library use for children.
When the fines were scrapped, Galway County and City Librarian, Catherine Gallagher said: "Libraries are an invaluable resource for all in the community and we want to remove any barriers that might prevent people making full use of them. That is why we are eliminating fines and other charges.
"Libraries are welcoming spaces where all members of the community can access knowledge, ideas and information, and where people can reflect, connect and learn."
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Chapter 340 The Emperor Meteorite
The only stones which Cheng Men hadn't tampered with were those right around the pool. These source stones were very special and expensive, and their auras were rich and dense.
They could only tamper with the cheaper stones. When it came to these stones, that cost several hundred billion king coins, people would carefully examine the stones.
While they may be able to distract some people with the women, it didn't work on the serious gamblers who used to gamble in the tens and hundreds of billions.
Cheng Men wanted to maximize their business, and they intended to stay in business for a long time. If they greedily tried to increase their profit margins and tampered with the most valuable stones, they were seeking death.
However, it doesn't mean that these stones are guaranteed to be profitable. The stones Cheng Men set out near the pool were checked by countless gamblers, and the common consensus was that these stones have a low chance to contain energy sources. As such, they wouldn't bring in money during auctions. Thus, the best place to place them was in the most expensive region of the source stone district, and let the gamblers gamble on these stones. Most of the time, they would end up making a profit.
This same tactic was used by all the other gambling houses, but what set Cheng Men apart was the extremely high rate of duds when compared to the other gambling houses. After all, the objective of a gambling house was to make profit. If they could sell a stone for a higher price in an auction, they would do so. For stones with a lower chance of containing an energy source, the best bet was to let gamblers gamble on them.
The Sage King was well aware of this tactic, which was why he frequented The Immortal the most. The Immortal usually had a much higher chance of finding energy sources in their stones, and they weren't inclined to mess with the stones too much. However, since his duel with Xuanyuan was in Cheng Men, he had no choice but to see the completion here.
A beam of light shot out of the Sage King's eyes. It seemed to be able to see through everything, and if one looked closely, they could see that the beam of light was actually five different streams of light intertwined.
The art of stone refinement had several forms of pupil techniques, which were born from cultivating the art of stone refinement to a high level. While all pupil techniques could see through illusions and barriers, each of them had their own specialties. Xuanyuan looked at the Sage King's technique. Thinking back to what he had read in the Book of Acquisitions, Xuanyuan figured out that the Sage King possessed the Five-Wheels Golden Pupil. It was born from understanding 5 different kinds of stone refinement techniques. When one understood one technique to a high level, the eye developed one pupil. The highest form of this eye was the Nine-Wheels Golden Pupil, which required a mastery of nine different stone refinement techniques.
However, due to the large number of techniques that one had to practice, and the differing levels of proficiency in each of them, one found it hard to differentiate real source stones, and it all relied on the proficiency of the wielder. As a result, it was one of the inferior pupil techniques.
On the other hand, since Xuanyuan only practiced the techniques recorded within the Book of Acquisitions, he would eventually develop the Heavenly Eyes of Acquisition. Even though his current level of proficiency meant that he had only developed a virtual eye, it was not at all inferior to the Five-Wheels Golden Pupil.
The Sage King strolled around and inspected the source stones around the pool. Each of these stones were different in shape and size, and the aura exuded by them was of a high quality. Anyone who was proficient in gambling could clearly sense this.
The size and shape of a source stone played an important role in determining whether the stone would contain a pure energy source or not. A stone with a unique appearance formed naturally would have a higher chance of containing pure energy source, or better rewards, similar to how Xuanyuan had managed to cut out the Hundred Spirits Energy Source from the Heavenly Nine Dragons Source Stone.
In essence, the rule of thumb was that one should always judge the book by its cover.
The Sage King calmly began assessing the source stones, finally stopping in front of source stone. His ring also was reacting to this particular source stone, releasing a colourful light as it approached the stone.
Seeing the Sage King stop in front of this stone, Yuechang immediately said, "This stone is called the Emperor Meteorite."
A vision of a strong emperor being stabbed by an even-stronger sword passed through everyone. The stone gave off a sense of an endless fall, all the way from the highest heavens.
"That settles it. I'll be choosing this Emperor Meteorite."
The Emperor Meteorite had the appearance and size of a regular man, and a cut ran through the area where the abdomen would have been located. A strong aura was being exuded by the stone. This stone was considered to be an ominous stone by several gamblers. Apparently, Cheng Yin had placed this stone here himself, and it meant something to him personally.
"The stone is valued at 90 billion King coins."
The Sage King waved his hands, and 9 ten-billion crystal cards fell into Yuechang's hands. He then lightly touched the stone, and his lighthands released a soft golden light. The light slowly seeped into the stone and seemed to pacify something within it. While some energy sources may not have reached the realm of spiritual source, they still contained their own spirits. If one did not pacify the spirit contained within the source stones, they would damage the stone and reduce the quality of the energy sources contained.
While not every source stone would contain heavenly energy source, the Sage King still steadily and cautiously approached it, not wanting to take chances. After pacifying the spirit, he took out a short, delicate knife, different from all the ones before.
The dagger was extremely sharp and filled with a strong aura. Several patterns were intertwined on it, and the dagger itself had been carved and polished using the Hundred Spirits Energy Source.
The Hundred Spirits Energy Source had an affinity for sensing other objects, thus it made sense to use it to make a dagger to check stones.
"Look, the Sage King is finally going to carve the stone."
"I wonder what it will contain. Being worth 90 billion king coins, the stone is worth 30,000 pounds of pure energy source. If that's all that's contained within this stone, the Sage King will have a great loss."
"I wouldn't be worried. After all, he has a success rate of fifty percent, and is always gambling at The Immortal. He even managed to cut out a piece of spiritual ice, something like this is not a challenge for him."
"That's true. While Xuanyuan is certainly talented, I've never seen him cut out spiritual ice before."
While the people were conversing, the Sage King had already sensed how to best cut the stone using the dagger. Twirling the dagger in his hand, the Sage King began cutting the source stone down, reducing the waste sections to dust.
Everyone held their breath; while they were no stranger to gambling techniques, it was the first time they had seen such an intense competition. The tension was palpable.
The stone continued to reduce in size, and the floor was covered with fine dust, but the Sage King still looked confident as he continued to carve it down. He was confident that he could withstand the momentum that Xuanyuan had generated using his years of experience.
Not everyone could remain calm under such circumstances.
"Xuanyuan is extremely shrewd. He knew how to make the momentum flow onto his side, and he did so many things to try to push the Sage King to the brink. However, the Sage King doesn't look affected. Extraordinary."
"That's right, it appears that this duel will be monumental."
The first of the five earth masters said, his voice filled with emotion, "A real stone duel is extremely dangerous. Both gamblers choose the stones together, not one after the other. Xuanyuan was wise to let the Sage King choose first. If they had chosen together, Xuanyuan may have died at the hands of the Sage King before he could choose a stone."
"That's right. While he may be skilled at stone refinement, his accomplishments in dispositions are unknown. I'm certain that he can't kill a person using minimal energy."
"Stone gambling doesn't only involve gambling of the stones, but also one's life…"
The Sage King was neither too fast nor too slow. He had already removed the head and the legs at a steady pace, leaving behind only the body.
There was still no trace of the fluctuation of energy, which made people suspect that the stone was in fact empty.
The Sage King wasn't too bothered. After all, he had already won one game before, losing the second round was not too much of an issue. Xuanyuan would definitely be having a heavier psychological burden, since this was his last chance.
Xuanyuan stood tall and silent, his arms crossed and his eyes closed, unmoving like a mountain.
The dagger slowly cut into the body of the Emperor Meteorite, when suddenly a flash of light burst out, and split to the heavens, falling down like bright stars. The body slowly cracked open, releasing a massive aura.
With a resounding crack, the stone had completely crumbled into dust, leaving behind only the energy source.
"Oh my god, it's the Heavenly Energy Source."
"I never expected that the Heavenly Energy Source would be contained within the stone. Look, there are distinct markings on its surface!"
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There's a weird phenomenon in western society that somehow mandates that a vacation or trip merits a vacation from eating healthy...that somehow it's okay to let loose while on vacation..."live a little", "you only live once" and other phrases that somehow convey the message that eating healthy is a laborious chore seen as punishment, while eating donuts and cake are seen as a just reward for having worked so hard. This is probably something learned in childhood, where a cupcake or candies were rewards from parents for behaving well, or getting a good grade, or the like. Those same parents probably learned that from their parents, and so on. Now as an adult, the addiction to said food is so strong, plus the attachment to such behaviours is so ingrained in us, that it is very hard to escape it's clutches without some serious effort.
It's more obvious to most what an alcohol, drug, or smoking addition is like, and that their consumption is mainly used as a coping mechanism in order to not face certain demons from the past. However, food is so ubiquitous in society, and seen as a pleasurable thing, some people just do not make the connection.
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Farmers markets appear to be a thing these days, so why not take advantage of them? It's a nice touristy thing to do, if you're into that. You can kill two birds with one stone...some nice sightseeing, plus healthier food choices. Now let's be clear, this doesn't mean going to the restaurants that are within or surrounding the markets. That being said, I keep seeing Thailand YouTube videos, where the prepared foods on the streets or within the markets are of good quality.
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If it's apparent, you pay for the packaging of quality food, as opposed to buying the food and putting it into packages yourself. That being said, this is still a viable option, which clearly beats picking up junk at a convenience store or gas station.
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Overview:Innovative Writings in Sport & Exercise Psychology - The present compilation marks the fifth consecutive year that Athletic Insight has teamed with Nova Science on the development of a compendium of writings from the journal. This year's contributions feature a series of international scholars from Canada, the United States, Norway, Finland, Denmark, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Norway, and Israel. Upon review of these submissions, one also finds an interesting turn on the part of the journal -- that over half of the submissions are from outside of North America. More broadly speaking, submissions were received from five continents, excluding the Arctic and Antarctica. Dissect the submissions further and you will recognise several senior authors within these submissions, including Ronnie Lidor, Craig Wrisberg, Diane Gill, David Lavallee, Theodore Butryn, Tatiana Ryba, and several more. Personally, I am quite excited by the series of authors and diversity in topic matter found in this compendium. I dare say that this year's compendium is the strongest offered by Athletic Insight to date. On behalf of the publisher and the editorial staff, I hope you enjoy the chapters that follow. What follows is a brief review of the contributions found in this compendium and then the accepted publications from 2013. Robert Schinke, Ed.D., Editor of Athletic Insight Canada Research Chair in Multicultural Sport and Physical Activity.
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Needle exchange: Only one part of intervention
Needle exchange programs on Cape Cod help to lower health risks, regardless of where those programs are located, public health providers told OneCape Health News.
"Needle exchange is part of harm reduction and is very important for patients and our community's public health," said Laurel Miller, MD, medical director at Cape Cod Healthcare's Infectious Disease Clinical Services.
Scientific data overwhelmingly supports needle exchange as an important method in lowering the risk of transmission of infectious diseases like Hepatitis C and HIV, she said. Needle exchange programs also offer safe syringe disposal and overdose prevention education, as well as helping participants access substance abuse treatment services.
Earlier this month, the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod won a temporary restraining order against the town of Barnstable, allowing its needle exchange program on South Street in Hyannis to remain open.
The program was closed in October by the Barnstable Public Health Division for not receiving state approval to be one of 10 pilot programs, the Cape Cod Times reported. Cap. But a Barnstable Superior Court judge ruled in favor of the AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts and the Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders, who argued that there would be risk of infectious disease transmission if the program were closed.
Cases of Hepatitis C and HIV have been on the rise in recent years. Increases in both diseases have been attributed to behavior risks, including injection drug use.
There are now more than 600 confirmed cases of people living with HIV on the Cape, with an average of 25 new cases being diagnosed each year.
Barnstable County has the highest incidence rate of reported confirmed chronic Hepatitis C infections in the state, at 344 per 100,000 youth between the ages of 15 and 25. More than half of new diagnoses in this age group are females.
Nearly 3,000 Barnstable County residents have been reported as living with Hepatitis C infection since 2002, when the state began collecting data.
"There has been a rise in Hepatitis C diagnoses across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts but Cape Cod is definitely a hot spot," said Kevin Cranston, director of the Bureau of Infectious Disease at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
New Hepatitis C infections are occurring mostly among intravenous drug users, particularly young injectors, Cranston said. Diagnoses in the baby boomer population are among those who likely contracted the disease earlier in life when they engaged in risky behaviors.
The Clinical Services team provides services to patients across Cape Cod in a supportive and caring environment, which helps to detect and report new infectious disease cases, Cranston said. "This is very important but we're really only scratching the surface."
Needle exchange is one part of a comprehensive program to combat those diseases, along with education about syringes and vein care, information about avoiding overdose, and testing for sexually transmitted diseases, Cranston said.
But unlike HIV, Hepatitis C doesn't have federal or state resources behind it to help decrease transmission rates or provide unfettered access to treatment, he added.
This makes community outreach, prevention and education services for patients even more important.
"These services are invaluable for protecting public health," said Valerie Al-Hachem, RN, manager and grants administrator at Clinical Services. "These programs help link patients to services and engage in a care system to help treat their disease and lower the risk of transmitting it."
"[We] offer patient care in one place and coordinates care from primary care to specialty and acute care, " said Diane Marino, RN, director of the agency. "This means a great deal to our community."
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Maxwell's continued their streak of intriguing shows and being the place to stop in the area for rock bands on tour on June 15, this week hosting a trio of local Southern Ontario punk bands. Hailing from Richmond Hill, Dundas, and Waterloo respectively, The Flatliners, The Dirty Nil, and Sam Coffey and the Iron Lungs were the line-up for Toronto indie label Dine Alone Records' summer 2017 tour, which took them all over British Columbia, the Northern US, and Ontario before ending in Toronto on June 17th.
The evening started off with Sam Coffey and the Iron Lungs, and like the beverage with the same pronunciation as the frontman's name they certainly woke the crowd up. Arrayed in matching denim vests, their formidable six-member stage presence was bolstered by an additional guest guitarist halfway through. They finished off their set with an impassioned speech about how much their hometown Waterloo meant to them and followed it up with a closing song featuring the climactic finish of two guitarists together playing a double-necked guitar at the same time.
The second opener, The Dirty Nil, followed them up with some intense and atmospheric punk with notable grunge and noise rock influences. Lead vocalist and guitarist Luke Bentham had actually graduated from Laurier earlier that day and was energetic and involved, blowing huge bubblegum bubbles throughout and at one point even suctioning his mouth to a transparent guitar. The band recently received a prestigious Juno Award for Canadian musical achievement recognizing them as Breakthrough Group of the Year, and it was easy to see why they are considered rising stars. Despite the band being half the size of their preceding performers, they suitably amped up the crowd and continued to hype up the main attraction, The Flatliners.
Set up in front of a giant, unfurled banner of a wolf impaled by two swords, the headlining Flatliners played a heavy set fresh off the recent release of their fifth album, Inviting Light. Accompanied by the stage diving and crowd surfing of a raucous group of dedicated fans, they entertained with a nice mix of new songs and old favourites from throughout their extensive discography, and after a suspenseful exit and return closed with a short encore of one song. Interestingly enough, despite two albums since the most prevalent source of songs in their setlist was 2010's Cavalcade, though almost every release was well-represented as testament to the longevity of their appeal. That said, the band's debut album Destroy to Create was reasonably excluded, considering the ska-punk approach the band later moved away from.
It was great to see such different takes on the punk genre that were all interesting in their own way but still meshed together as a united set. It's always nice to see representation of the Canadian music scene and the continuation of Maxwell's embrace of it, and I look forward to what these bands hold in their future.


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Republic of Detours: How the New Deal Paid Broke Writers to Rediscover America
Borchert, Scott
Literary FiguresLiterary Criticism20th Century United States History
Publisher: Farrar Strauss & Giroux
Published: Jun 15 2021
A New York Times Book Review Editors' Choice
An immersive account of the New Deal project that created state-by-state guidebooks to America, in the midst of the Great Depression--and employed some of the biggest names in American letters
The plan was as idealistic as it was audacious--and utterly unprecedented. Take thousands of hard-up writers and put them to work charting a country on the brink of social and economic collapse, with the aim of producing a series of guidebooks to the then forty-eight states--along with hundreds of other publications dedicated to cities, regions, and towns--while also gathering reams of folklore, narratives of formerly enslaved people, and even recipes, all of varying quality, each revealing distinct sensibilities.
All this was the singular purview of the Federal Writers' Project, a division of the Works Progress Administration founded in 1935 to employ jobless writers, from once-bestselling novelists and acclaimed poets to the more dubiously qualified. The FWP took up the lofty goal of rediscovering America in words and soon found itself embroiled in the day's most heated arguments regarding radical politics, racial inclusion, and the purpose of writing--forcing it to reckon with the promises and failures of both the New Deal and the American experiment itself.
Scott Borchert's Republic of Detours tells the story of this raucous and remarkable undertaking by delving into the experiences of key figures and tracing the FWP from its optimistic early days to its dismemberment by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. We observe notable writers at their day jobs, including Nelson Algren, broke and smarting from the failure of his first novel; Zora Neale Hurston, the most widely published Black woman in the country; and Richard Wright, who arrived in the FWP's chaotic New York City office on an upward career trajectory courtesy of the WPA. Meanwhile, Ralph Ellison, Studs Terkel, John Cheever, and other future literary stars found encouragement and security on the FWP payroll.
By way of these and other stories, Borchert illuminates an essentially noble enterprise that sought to create a broad and inclusive self-portrait of America at a time when the nation's very identity and future were thrown into question. As the United States enters a new era of economic distress, political strife, and culture-industry turmoil, this book's lessons are urgent and strong.
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