Andrés Bello National University, Chile;Fundación Ciencia & Vida, Chile.
Extremely acidophilic microorganisms (pH optima for growth of <= 3) are utilized for the extraction of metals from sulfide minerals in the industrial biotechnology of biomining. A long term goal for biomining has been development of microbial consortia able to withstand increased chloride concentrations for use in regions where freshwater is scarce. However, when challenged by elevated salt, acidophiles experience both osmotic stress and an acidification of the cytoplasm due to a collapse of the inside positive membrane potential, leading to an influx of protons. In this study, we tested the ability of the halotolerant acidophile Acidihalobacter prosperus to grow and catalyze sulfide mineral dissolution in elevated concentrations of salt and identified chloride tolerance mechanisms in Ac. prosperus as well as the chloride susceptible species, Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans. Ac. prosperus had optimum iron oxidation at 20 g L-1 NaCl while At. ferrooxidans iron oxidation was inhibited in the presence of 6 g L-1 NaCl. The tolerance to chloride in Ac. prosperus was consistent with electron microscopy, determination of cell viability, and bioleaching capability. The Ac. prosperus proteomic response to elevated chloride concentrations included the production of osmotic stress regulators that potentially induced production of the compatible solute, ectoine uptake protein, and increased iron oxidation resulting in heightened electron flow to drive proton export by the F0F1 ATPase. In contrast, At. ferrooxidans responded to low levels of Cl- with a generalized stress response, decreased iron oxidation, and an increase in central carbon metabolism. One potential adaptation to high chloride in the Ac. prosperus Rus protein involved in ferrous iron oxidation was an increase in the negativity of the surface potential of Rus Form I (and Form II) that could help explain how it can be active under elevated chloride concentrations. These data have been used to create a model of chloride tolerance in the salt tolerant and susceptible species Ac. prosperus and At. ferrooxidans, respectively.


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Sylvia Plath legal definition of Sylvia Plath
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Any formal verbal statement made during a trial by a judge to advise and caution the jury on their duty as jurors, on the admissibility or nonadmissibility of evidence, or on the purpose for which any evidence admitted may be considered by them. A reprimand directed by the court to an attorney appearing before it cautioning the attorney about the unacceptability of his or her conduct before the court. If the attorney continues to act in the same way, ignoring the admonition, the judge will find him or her in Contempt of court, punishable by a fine, imprisonment, or both. In criminal prosecution, before the court receives and records the plea of the accused, a statement made by a judge informing the accused on the effect and consequences of a plea of guilty to criminal charges.
ADMONITION. A reprimand from a judge to a person accused, on being discharged, warning him of the consequences of his conduct, and intimating to him, that should he be guilty of the same fault for which he has been admonished, he will be punished with greater severity. Merlin, Repert. h.t.
2. The admonition was authorized by the civil law, as a species of punishment for slight misdemeanors. Vide Reprimand
Admonition
Code of Judicial Conduct
Opinion of the Supreme Court, January 22, 1973
Opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, June 13, 1966
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man will remain the most significant of Joyce's texts to Plath, who highlighted the novel's "triumphant sense of vocation as writer" in comparison to Ulysses, where she found this idea absent (Sylvia Plath Collection, box 20, folder 17).
"THE SAME ANEW": JAMES JOYCE'S MODERNISM AND ITS INFLUENCE ON SYLVIA PLATH'S THE BELL JAR
The Cambridge Companion to Sylvia Plath. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Plath's Spanish poems and tropes: Turning landscape into mindscape
Rich in period details, and biting in its finely tuned humor, The Lost Journals of Sylvia Plath darts between emotional drifters.
The Lost Journals of Sylvia Plath; A Novel
In the postmodernist context, Sylvia Plath was one of the first American women writers to refuse to conceal or disguise her true emotions; in articulating her aggression, hostility, and despair in her art, she effectively challenged the traditional passive role attributed to women.
Linguistic layers of self-revelation through deixis in Sylvia Plath's mirror
" Somehow, women in respond to Sylvia Plath's poetic intensity.
INSIDE THE MIND OF A SCHIZOPHRENIC BOOKWORM
Ferretter's analysis here, like the analysis throughout Sylvia Plath's Fiction, is complex.
Ferretter, Luke. Sylvia Plath's Fiction: A Critical Study
Sylvia Plath and the Mythology of Women Writers provides a college-level survey dedicated to considering the rise of the legend of Sylvia Plath's women readership, and is a fine discussion identifying the illusions of this readership and the anti-feminist roots of such perceptions.
The Literary Studies Shelf
Sylvia Plath and the Mythology of Women Readers examines how media and popular culture portray female readers of Sylvia Plath's poetry and works.
AN EXTRACT from a letter which former poet laureate Ted Hughes wrote to his tragic wife Sylvia Plath will be among the works to be read as he is given his place in Westminster Abbey tonight.
Abbey honour for former Laureate
Keek's cell phone is broken and Gram has no computer, leaving Keek marooned with her thoughts, her virginity, a copy of The Bell Jar and a raging Sylvia Plath obsession, the occasional phone call from Morn, and Gram's gray-green electric IBM typewriter.
Tibensky, Arlaina. And Then Things Fall Apart
Sus' per coll'
Suspect Classification
Suspended license, failure to learn of ticket
suspended sentence
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Sutherland, George
Sutler
suum cuique tribuere
Swainmote court
Swat Teams
Swayne, Noah Haynes
Swift v. Tyson
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Symbolic Speech
synallagmatic contract
Syngraph
T.R.O.
Tabellio
Tableau of distribution
Tabula in naufragio
tacit
Tacit law
tacit relocation
Tacita quaedam habentur pro expressis
Tacking
Taft, Alphonso
Taft, William Howard
Taft-Hartley Act
Sylvester J. Sanfilippo
Sylvester McGinn
Sylvester Real Estate Academy
Sylvester's theorem
Sylvester, James Joseph
sylvestral
Sylvestre de Sacy
Sylvestre, Camille
Sylvestrian
Sylvia (band)
Sylvia althaea
Sylvia borin
Sylvia communis
Sylvia Lake State Park
Sylvia Lawry Centre for Multiple Sclerosis Research
Sylvia minula
Sylvia platt
Sylvia succica
Sylvia Viosna
sylvian
sylvian angle
Sylvian aqueduct
sylvian aqueduct, aqueduct of Sylvius
sylvian artery
sylvian cistern
Sylvian fissure
sylvian fissure, fissure of Sylvius
Sylvian fissures
sylvian fossa
sylvian line

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Q: Buildbot questions related to custom classes Writing my first custom class for Buildbot.
I am subclassing ShellCommand; the class will have to
- Run scripts (written in shell script or Python)
- Be able to retrieve logs and parse them
- retrieve data from the builders and change sources, to populate reports.
So far I made a basic one that is able to run a script; but I am facing 2 big issues:
1) When I run many steps; I am not sure how do I differentiate among them in the mail notifier function. If I have 5 steps and the 3rd fail; the example that is on the Buildbot site will grab only the last commit logs, not the one that fail; and I am not sure how you actually grab a specific log from a specific step. The docs won't help at all, but I am sure that there is a way to say in the mail notifier function
"grab this log called 'errors' from the step called 'unit test' "
Altho I have no clue how to do that. I imagine that the same should work if I try to get these info from my custom class, and not only in the mail notifier.
2) I want to get info about what I build, to generate reports and eventually mail. The issue is that I have no idea how to get data. From my class, ideally I would grab things like revision for a specific project; person that did the commit, time of the commit; builder and so on. So far I have found nothing that tell me how to get these values.
I am experimenting with the buildbot.status.builder Results; but I have no clue if that is the right class to look at; I just wish that there was something simple to call; that would return info, but the manual is more interested in explaining how to set up a buildbot; with all the features that are already in their class; instead than also pointing you at how to do your own (the customization section is quite short and has no real description of cases like mine).
Any help or example would be more than appreciated; so far I have found nothing relevant on Google, except few classes that require me weeks just to decipher what is going on there.
Thanks

A: I cannot help you with issue 1
About issue 2
I'd suggest having a look to build properties (to retrieve the info) and createSummary function. You have a createSummary example here
In case of more doubts or problems I suggest writing to builbot mailing list as there isn't much support here in SO

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Spirit of Philadelphia's Yards Brew Cruises returns for the season on June 16. The kick-off theme is "Set Sail for the Summer with Philadelphia Pale Ale."
Each cruise in the series focuses on a specific beer from Yards Brewing Company, but the ship's beer bar will be stocked with various Yards brews.
Besides an open bar filled with beer, tickets for the cruise include a dinner buffet. On the Philadelphia Pale Ale cruise, there will also be ice cream from Old City's Franklin Fountain.
The following summer cruises in the series feature Yards' General Washington's Tavern Porter and Love Stout.


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The 7th Infantry Division is an active duty infantry division of the United States Army based at Joint Base Lewis-McChord charged with sustaining the combat readiness of two Stryker brigade combat teams, a combat aviation brigade, a division artillery headquarters, and a national guard Stryker brigade combat team, as well as participating in several yearly partnered exercises and operations in support of U.S. Army Pacific and the Indo-Pacific region. The 7th Infantry Division is the only active-duty multi-component division headquarters in the Army.[4] The 7th Infantry Division is also home to two of the Army's newest enabling battlefield capabilities, the Multi Domain Task Force and the Intelligence, Information, Cyber, Electronic Warfare and Space Capabilities, or I2CEWS battalion.
The division was first activated in December 1917 in World War I, and based at Fort Ord, California for most of its history. Although elements of the division saw brief active service in World War I, it is best known for its participation in the Pacific Ocean theater of World War II where it took heavy casualties engaging the Imperial Japanese Army in the Aleutian Islands, Leyte, and Okinawa. Following the Japanese surrender in 1945, the division was stationed in Japan and Korea, and with the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950 was one of the first units in action. It took part in the Inchon Landings and the advance north until Chinese forces counter-attacked and almost overwhelmed the scattered division. The 7th later went on to fight in the Battle of Pork Chop Hill and the Battle of Old Baldy.
After the Korean War ended, the division was headquartered at Camp Casey with artillery units supporting the 1st Cav Division just south of the DMZ until the mid 1960s. In the late 1980s, it briefly saw action overseas in Operation Golden Pheasant in Honduras and Operation Just Cause in Panama. In the early 1990s, it provided domestic support to the civil authorities in Operation Green Sweep and during the 1992 Los Angeles Riots. The division's final role was as a training and evaluation unit for Army National Guard brigades, which it undertook until its inactivation in 2006.
On 26 April 2012, the Department of Defense announced the reactivation of the 7th Infantry Division headquarters supporting the mission of America's First Corps.
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Home > Pro > AHL All-Star Classic to showcase pair of Roadrunners rookies
AHL All-Star Classic to showcase pair of Roadrunners rookies
The American Hockey League will hold its annual All-Star Classic Jan. 29-30 at the PPL Center in Allentown, Pa., home of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
The fledgling Tucson Roadrunners will send a pair of rookie standouts — forward Christian Fischer and defenseman Kyle Wood — to represent the Pacific Division team at this year's event.
Overall, 12 players have been named to the Pacific Division team, including eight from the division's five California teams.
Tucson head coach Mark Lamb said he is "very proud" of the Roadrunners' AHL All-Star Classic selections, noting that the players have "a bright future" ahead of them.
Fischer, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound winger, had registered 16 goals and 32 points in 31 games with the Roadrunners upon receiving a call-up to the NHL Arizona Coyotes on Jan. 20. He led Tucson in goals scored and ranked second on the team in total points.
The 19-year-old native of Wayne, Ill., has been productive during his NHL debut with two goals scored in three games.
Fischer said he is excited to know that he has the confidence to play at the pro level
"I'm a power forward, so I think my strength and size are the biggest things I have," the Tucson rookie explained. "With that, I think I have a pretty good skill set. Big guys get a knack for grinding it out. But I think I have a good set of hands and a good shot. I definitely pride myself on my size and speed, just creating a lot of space and opportunity for my linemates."
Fischer earned honors as the CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Jan. 15 after he led the Roadrunners to a perfect 3-0-0 record during that span with three goals and four assists.
He picked up a goal and an assist as Tucson rallied from two goals down to defeat Manitoba, 5-2, on Jan. 10. On Jan. 13, he registered one goal and two assists for his third three-point game of the season in the Roadrunners' 5-3 win over Texas. In a Jan. 14 rematch with the Stars, Fischer notched a goal and an assist and was named the game's first star in a 3-2 Tucson victory.
He finished with a plus-five rating during the three games.
At the time of his selection as player of the week, Fischer ranked second in the AHL among rookies in goals scored (15) and third in total points (31).
A second-round selection by the Coyotes (32nd overall) in the 2015 NHL Draft, Fischer spent two seasons with the United States National Team Development Program before recording 90 points in 66 games with Windsor in the Ontario Hockey League in 2015-16. He made his pro debut with Springfield last April, notching two goals and one assist in six AHL games
Wood, a 20-year-old native of Waterloo, Ont., has had an impact on the Tucson roster from the start of his first pro season after receiving recognition as the CCM/AHL Rookie of the Month for October. He tallied points in all five games for the Roadrunners during the month (two goals, six assists) to help the Arizona team ascend to first place in the Pacific Division standings.
The six-foot-five, 223-pound blueliner put his name on the score sheet with a goal and assist in Tucson's inaugural game, a 5-3 loss in San Diego on Oct. 14. He then assisted on the game-winning goal as the Roadrunners earned their first-ever victory with a 2-1 overtime win at Stockton on Oct. 21.
Wood picked up assists in ensuing games in Bakersfield on Oct. 22 and Oct. 28 against visiting Stockton before tallying a goal and an assist in Tucson's come-from-behind 4-3 win over Stockton on Oct. 30.
Prior to joining the Roadrunners, he totaled 27 goals and 93 points in 165 games with Brampton and North Bay in the OHL. A third-round choice by Colorado in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, Wood was acquired by the Arizona Coyotes on Feb. 29, 2016, and made his pro debut with Springfield last spring, appearing in two games.
Wood has continued to prosper during his first season with the Roadrunners with eight goals and 30 points in 36 games to rank fourth on the team in goals scored and third on the team in total points.
He called his All-Star selection a "huge accomplishment."
Lamb said Wood scores high marks for his offensive game and dimension on the power play, which is something sought by teams at all levels.
"I've been working on my skating and stuff like that," Wood said in regard to his ongoing development at the AHL level. "I think things have been going well so far."
Three's company
The Roadrunners actually had three rookie players named to the Pacific Division All-Star roster this year. Forward Brendan Perlini was originally tabbed to represent Tucson at the AHL All-Star Classic but was unable to participate due to an extended call-up to the Coyotes.
Perlini, a six-foot-two, 212-pound left wing, received recognition from the league as its CCM/ Rookie of the Month for November after recording nine goals and 12 points in nine games during the month. Included were a seven-game point-scoring streak and six-game goal-scoring streak that matched the longest by an AHL rookie since 2012.
He logged his first two-goal game as a pro on Nov. 5 in helping the Roadrunners top Ontario, 5-4, in overtime. He then supplied the game-winning goal in a 3-0 victory at Bakersfield on Nov. 11.
Perlini picked up two goals and an assist in a 5-2 victory over Manitoba on Nov. 18 and notched a second straight two-goal outing against Stockton on Nov. 26. He closed out the month with a goal and an assist in a 5-4 win over Stockton on Nov. 27.
At the time of his selection as the league's rookie of the month, the first round pick (12th overall) by Arizona in the 2014 NHL Draft led all AHL skaters with 11 goals and was tied for third among league rookies with 16 points in 14 games.
The 20-year-old native of Guildford, England, has logged a lot of playing time both with the Coyotes and Roadrunners this season. Perlini has notched seven goals and nine points in 23 NHL games in 2016-17; he's tallied 14 goals (seven on the power play) and 19 points in 17 AHL games during his rookie campaign.
He notched his first pro hat trick Jan. 10 with Tucson during a mandated bye week for the Coyotes.
The hat trick impressed Lamb, who noted Perlini's adaptation to the speed at the NHL level served him exceedingly well in his one-game return to Tucson.
"I'd just like to kidnap him," Lamb told reporters. "You watch him out there, you look at the confidence, he's just oozing with it right now. I think he really enjoys playing the game; he looks like he's having fun out there. He comes down and he scores three goals; and he doesn't just do that, the impact he has when he has the puck, killing penalties, and he really fills out a first line."
The division leading Ontario Reign led the Pacific Division with three All-Star selections: forward Jonny Brodzinski, defenseman (and captain) Vincent LoVerde and goaltender Jack Campbell.
Two players will represent the San Jose Barracuda: forward Daniel O'Regan and goaltender Troy Grosenick.
Other Pacific Division selections include one player each from the San Diego Gulls (defenseman Brandon Montour), Stockton Heat (forward Mark Jankowski), Bakersfield Condors (forward Taylor Beck), Texas Stars (forward Matej Stransky) and San Antonio Rampage (forward A.J. Greer).
Ontario head coach Mike Stothers will serve as the Pacific Division All-Stars coach.
The 2017 All-Star rosters feature 39 first-time participants, 12 AHL rookies and 12 former first- and second-round NHL draft picks. Of note, 28 of this year's all-star selections have received call-ups to their parent NHL teams already this season.
The 2017 AHL All-Star Classic includes two separate events: an All-Star skills competition on Jan. 29, starting at 7:30 p.m. ET (5:30 p.m. MST), and an All-Star challenge on Jan. 30, also starting at 7:30 p.m. ET (5:30 p.m. MST).
The skills competition will pit players from the Eastern Conference (Atlantic and North divisions) against those from the Western Conference (Pacific and Central divisions) in seven skills events.
Events include puck control relay, fastest skater competition, rapid fire, hardest shot, accuracy shooting, pass and score drill and the breakaway relay.
In the All-Star challenge event, the four teams will participate in a round-robin tournament featuring six games of 10 minutes each played entirely at three-on-three. The two teams with the best records at the end of the round-robin competition will face off for the championship in a six-minute game also played at three-on-three.
The Central Division All-Stars won last year's all-star challenge championship while the Western Conference defeated the Eastern Conference 19-14 in the skills competition.
The AHL All-Star Classic festivities also include the AHL Hall of Fame induction and awards ceremony.
The ceremony will feature the induction of Billy Dea, Bryan Helmer, Rob Murray and Doug Yingst as the AHL Hall of Fame Class of 2017 and will also celebrate honorary All-Star Classic captains Daniel Briere and Terry Murray.
Dea, 83, appeared in 397 NHL games during his long pro career (1953-1972).
Helmer appeared in 28 games for the NHL Phoenix Coyotes during two stints in 1998-99 and 2003-04.
Rob Murray is now in his sixth season coaching the Alaska Aces in the ECHL. He guided the Aces, an original member of the West Coast Hockey League, to the 2013-14 Kelly Cup championship.
Captain courageous
Teammates and fans were abuzz when Roadrunners team captain Craig Cunningham made a surprise visit to Tucson Arena on Jan. 14. The unexpected visit came nearly two months after Cunningham suffered a heart attack on the ice during pregame warm-ups Nov. 19.
There began a month-long odyssey to save Cunningham's life. He eventually recovered but suffered the loss of part of his left leg due to a lingering post-operative infection.
It was Cunningham's first time back in the building since the initial incident.
Cunningham sat in a stall in the locker room and greeted teammates prior to the game against the Texas Stars, a 3-2 Roadrunners victory. Tucson GM Doug Soetaert said the impromptu visit was by Cunningham's personal request. Soetaert said Cunningham is welcome in the arena anytime he so chooses in the future as his rehabilitation continues.
Though Cunningham's pro playing career is over, he still retains a close affinity for the game. A job on the management or administrative side of the game could be in his future, if he elects to pursue that goal.
Once the 4,825 fans realized that Cunningham was in the building, they gave him a standing ovation.
Players admitted Cunningham's presence gave them a spark to start the game. The Roadrunners scored three first-period goals to help launch them to the key victory, the team's third in its franchise-record five-game winning streak.
None of the Tucson players knew of Cunningham's visit beforehand.
"We didn't know that he was coming in, so it was pretty cool to see him in here," Fischer explained. "I think anytime we see him in here, our spirits are pretty high just to see him smile," "It was nice to be able to give him a little tribute, too. He's stuck with it all of the way, it's amazing to see this comeback that he's came from. When he's here, that definitely lifts our spirits and gives us a little more energy. We played for him tonight."
Left wing Hunter Fejes felt Cunningham's visit was, in his words, "good for our team."
"Everyone was really excited to see him in the locker room, and that's why we had the great first period that we did," Fejes explained. "He's our captain, and he'll be our captain for the rest of the year."
I think it brings up a lot of emotions for everyone," right wing Stefan Fournier expressed. "Everyone here has obviously seen Craig throughout the process, but for a lot of us it was just great to see him around the rink, see him smile, hear him laugh a bit before the game, it was awesome."
Lamb echoed his players' comments in regard to Cunningham's inspirational pregame visit.
"It was great coming into the room like we always do at the eight-minute mark before the game, and he was there sitting in his stall, it was great to see him there, it was just too bad we couldn't start him," the Tucson coach explained. "It made all of the guys feel good; it made him feel good.
"We all feel comfortable with him around; he can come around whenever he wants. I think we played a really good first period for him, and then we kind of lost some gas. The game didn't necessarily go our way, but it ended up our way. The last two periods they took it to us; we were lucky to get the points.
"I think the guys were excited to see him; I know I was, I know the coaching staff was. He told me that he's still fast, which is great. But, yeah, I think him being there gave us some life in a couple of ways, gave us some life to get going, and then it made us hold on."
Ontario once again finds itself on top of the Pacific Division heading into the final weekend before the All-Star break. The Reign boasts a 22-9-6-0 record (.676 points percentage) to lead second place San Jose (20-11-1-3, .629 points-percentage) and third place Tucson (20-11-5-0, .625 points-percentage).
The division standings continue to remain fluid, however, with the top three teams separated by .051 percentage points. The three teams occupying second through fourth place in the divisions standings were separated by .029 percentage points, with the second and third place teams separated by just .004 percentage points.
Going down the standings, 0.062 percentage points separated teams in fourth through sixth place. The teams sitting in seventh and eight place were separated by just .002 percentage points in a remarkable display of parity all the way down the line.
Streaks have defined the season – and the division standings, for that matter – throughout the 2016-17 season.
For example, Stockton catapulted into first place in early December on the strength of a 16-6-1-1 start to the 2016-17 season. The Heat has since cooled off (3-6-1-0 in its last 10 games) to slide down the division standings into fifth place.
Meanwhile, San Jose rode its own hot streak that landed it in second place, just percentage points behind Ontario, in early January. The Barracuda had to chance to move ahead of the Reign into sole possession of first place but dropped a 3-2 home ice decision to Ontario on Jan. 13.
Tucson rode a franchise-record five-game winning streak into first place, leaping over both the Reign and the Barracuda into the top spot following its solid 4-1 victory against visiting Ontario on Jan. 18. However, Tucson dropped to third place after earning just one point (0-1-1) in a two-game East Coast swing to Charlotte, N.C., against the Checkers Jan. 21-22.
The first-year Roadrunners have enjoyed multiple stays atop the division standings this season.
A big reason for Tucson's success has been in the club's ability to win the close games. The Roadrunners are 14-1-5 in one-goal games this season. Tucson has also prospered in the 11 games that have gone past regulation play by picking up valuable bonus points.
The Roadrunners hope another trip to the top is in their fortune prior to the end of the regular season.
"We're playing well, and we just need to keep taking it one game at a time," Tucson rookie goaltender Adin Hill commented "The standings are pretty close right now, so every win's huge.
The Roadrunners began their record five-game winning streak with a 5-2 victory at Tucson Arena against the Manitoba Moose on Jan. 10 and continued the surge with home ice wins over Texas (5-2 on Jan. 13 and 5-3 on Jan. 14) and Ontario (3-2 on Jan. 16 and 4-1 on Jan. 18).
Tucson dropped a 3-1 decision in Charlotte, N.C. on Jan. 21 to end the winning streak. The Roadrunners did pick up one valuable standing point in a 2-1 overtime loss to the host Checkers on Jan. 22.
According to Google, Tucson is located 1,916 miles from Charlotte. However, that doesn't always account for extra mileage racked up during flights that can sometimes take widely divergent connecting flights.
The Roadrunners will play Charlotte in two upcoming games at Gila River Arena on Feb. 3-4. Both contests, which are slated for 7:05 p.m. MST start times, will offer Coyotes fans a look at the team's future roster and offer Roadrunners fans a chance to experience a large arena experience and see where their favorite players will be playing in future seasons.
Veteran center Chris Mueller leads Tucson in team scoring with 37 points (nine goals, 28 assists) in 36 games.
Scottsdale's Zac Larraza has returned to the active lineup for San Diego following an injury that had kept him out of the lineup for several weeks. He marked his return by scoring a goal in the Gulls' 3-2 shootout loss at Ontario on Jan. 22.
In 12 games with San Diego this season, he has collected four goals and one assist. Last season in 12 games with the Gulls, he tallied one goal and three assists for four points.
San Diego leads the eight Pacific Division teams in attendance with an average of 8,235 fans, followed by Ontario (7,923), San Antonio (5,627), Bakersfield (5,144), Texas (4,958), San Jose (4,282), Stockton (4,271) and Tucson (3,769).
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Sony's next generation console, the PlayStation 4, has officially been unveiled. During tonight's PlayStation Meeting 2013, Sony dove headfirst into details regarding the PS4, including its logo, its hardware specifications, its new features, its controller, and which developers have already signed on to support the system.
First off are the specs. The following is what we know is powering the PlayStation 4:
A supercharged PC architecture
An x86 CPU
An enhanced PC GPU
8 gigabytes of unified GDDR5 memory
A local storage HDD
According to Sony, the five major pillars of the PS4's philosophy are "Simple, Immediate, Social, Integrated, and Personalized." The ideas behind these pillars make PlayStation 4 a much more social platform than its predecessor; for example, while users will still utilize PSN usernames, many aspects of the system will instead use the real name of a person. Furthermore, friends can spectate each other's games at any time, and can either join the game or even take control to help one another complete a level. In addition to spectating other players, a button on the system's new DualShock 4 controller allows users to instantly record and share gameplay footage with friends via Facebook. Many of these gameplay-sharing features are powered by technology developed by Gaikai, the cloud gaming service that was purchased by Sony last year.
In terms of PlayStation Store-related enhancements, Sony stated that as the user plays and purchases more content, the service will come up with suggestions of new products that might interest the user. The notable part of this, however, is that according to Sony, the system can download content even before it's purchased if it's one of the suggestions, and games can be played as they are downloaded from the PlayStation Network.
Regarding the DualShock 4, Sony showed off the new controller, and announced several changes that it features compared to the PlayStation 3's DualShock 3:
Redesigned analog sticks
A redesigned, more concave directional pad
An enhanced built-in Sixaxis motion sensor
A share button, used to share gameplay footage with friends
An options button, which is used as a replacement for previous controllers' start and select buttons
A touchpad, used to offer new gameplay features
A speaker
A headphone jack
A light bar, used to distinguish players in games
In conjunction with the DualShock 4, PlayStation Move controllers are compatible with the PlayStation 4, and a dial-camera will be available that seemingly offers similar functionality to the Xbox 360's Kinect. Meanwhile, a mobile application will be available for iOS and Android devices that allows users to use their phone as a second screen, similar to the Wii U's GamePad or the SmartGlass functionality of the Xbox 360. Similar functionality will be available for PlayStation Vita owners.
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Killzone: Shadow Fall, from Guerrilla Games
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Driveclub, from Evolution Studios
Deep Down, from Capcom (Working title)
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Watch_Dogs, from Ubisoft Montreal
Diablo III, from Blizzard Entertainment
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Next Monday, Eater will present the 2013 Eater Awards, our fourth annual celebration of all that's made America's restaurant world run—and run wild—in the past twelve months. Winners will be selected on both the local and national levels in five major categories, the voting for which begins right now.
Here's how the voting works across the board: Eater editors have named nominees for each of five major categories. Eater readers will vote, narrowing the nominees to three finalists. From those three finalists, the Eater editorial team will select a winner. Ready to play your part? This poll will be open for 24 hours; voting irregularities will be strictly policed. The awards include Restaurant Of The Year, Chef Of The Year, So Hot Right Now, Bartender Of The Year, and Stone Cold Stunner (the design award).
First up is the award for the Detroit/Metro Detroit Restaurant Of The Year.
The Restaurant Of The Year nominees are:
The Stand Gastro Bistro, Birmingham: Chef Paul Grosz is known for his Detroit restaurant Cuisine, but he has made an impact on the suburbs as head chef at The Stand. From the decor to the menu, critics have welcomed the restaurant with open arms. Sylvia Rector wrote in her review "From its warmly sophisticated dining room and stylish bar to its French-influenced modern American dishes, this place deserves a spot on your must-go list for fall." And Molly Abraham is also a supporter, "the Stand Gastro Bistro is a major production, from its stunning Victor Saroki-designed setting to the talent in the gleaming open kitchen" giving the restaurant four stars out of four.
Ottava Via, Corktown: might not have a big name chef in the kitchen, but the Corktown restaurant has gained a loyal following in just a few short months. The moderately priced Italian fare received good reviews from early diners, and Molly Abraham named it one of "Molly's Picks", singling it out as a great place to enjoy a meal; "Ottava Via combines the culinary talents of young chef Ariel Millan with the experience of co-proprietors Dave Steinke (Mercury Burger & Bar) and Tim Springstead (Nemo's)." The Free Press also listed them on a recent Freep 5 as one of the "great" restaurants in Corktown.
Torino, Ferndale: With their tiny kitchen, elaborate plating, and dreadlocked chef Garrett Lipar, Torino has somehow managed to go from struggling espresso bar to culinary cutting edge. The tasting menu only restaurant has sparked some of the most inappropriate local food writing in recent history, as "culinary sex" is used as a descriptor time and time again. Sylvia Rector gushed about it, Chris Cook from Hour wrote words that would make one blush, and Molly Abraham easily gave it four out of four stars.
The Jefferson House, Downtown: Young and talented chef Justin Vaiciunas has been quietly earning a reputation as a culinary force to be reckoned with, and The Jefferson House is definitely his baby. Thrillist says "The Jefferson House is the latest addition to the newly renovated Crowne Plaza downtown, and home to one of the most forward-thinking menus in Detroit ", while the support staff get credit too. According to Jane Slaughter of Metro Times, "Pastry chef Lindsey Barterian produced by far the most intriguing dessert we've had all year."
Marais, Grosse Pointe: It's still very new, but Chef/Owner David Gilbert is widely known as a chef to watch, and his concept of an upscale French-style restaurant is receiving praise, despite being open for not even two full months. Sylvia Rector stopped by and had good things to say, telling diners at the end of her review "Open just over a month, Marais is still developing. But diners who appreciate fine French-inspired cuisine and exemplary service shouldn't wait to try it." and Yelp and Trip Advisor reviews show that Gilbert and his Sommelier wife Monica are doing something right, and reviews average 4.5/5 and 5/5 stars respectively.
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Most important to Scarlet is the community of dancers at all levels she and Patrick welcome at Dance Vancouver. "We want to be there for our students. That's what matters most to us. And having fun, of course."
Scarlet is a 2018 world Salsa champion, 3-time Canadian Salsa champion, US Open Salsa champion and multi-time world medalist.
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Why you need to watch the most underrated sci-fi thriller on Amazon Prime
Commentary: This hidden gem will satisfy the sci-fi buff inside you.
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Dec. 23, 2021 5:04 p.m. PT
Mamoudou Athie.
As part of a collaboration with horror movie factory Blumhouse, a slew of mediocre horror flicks have made their way to Amazon Prime Video over the past two years. The eight-film (so far) anthology has given a ton of emerging filmmakers the chance to enter the horror arena.
Unfortunately, the majority of those movies haven't surpassed the 50% mark on Metacritic. Most have an intriguing premise and most (read: seven out of eight) fell short of their potential.
But one raises the eyebrows in an "oh, that was surprisingly good" way.
Black Box is far and away the best of the Blumhouse-Prime Video bunch. A sci-fi flick with a horror bent, the 2020 release can rightly claim Black Mirror comparisons, taking conflicted people and handing them technology with consequences.
We literally dive into the head of Nolan Wright (Mamoudou Athie), a man who wakes up from a coma suffering from amnesia. This sounds like familiar territory, but it's bolstered by Nolan's daughter Ava, played by Amanda Christine, a child actor so good she would give the Stranger Things kids a run for their money.
A scary moment.
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Ten-year-old Ava is often the adult in the relationship, reminding her dad who he is, whipping up dinner for the night and generally holding her small family's life together. You want her to have a good life and eventually Nolan realizes he needs to do something, anything, to become the dad his daughter deserves.
Fortunately, there's a new, experimental therapy on offer, involving hypnosis and a generic VR headset called "black box." (No spoilers: it's all in the trailer.) Long doctor's explanation short, it plunges Nolan into the recesses of his mind, where he searches for key memories. It has a whiff of the White Christmas Black Mirror episode, or just any entry involving technology playing tricks on the mind.
Yet Black Box's indie movie delivery, with a focus on character self-discovery, gives it a slightly different definition.
Nolan and his daughter Ava (Amanda Christine).
Because we start off in low-key, character-focused mode, Black Box's relatively low-budget sci-fi imagery leaves a stronger impression. The descent into Nolan's memories is a slick moment -- plunging us into a slightly brighter Sunken Place that plays with control over one's body and subconscious. There's also a body-contorting monster, along with a creaking strings score that dabs on a sense of foreboding and mystery.
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Even if you don't read up on the premise of Black Box, it's clear early on that something isn't as it seems -- not just with the memory exploring process, but with Nolan's existence in general. "You shouldn't have even survived this" -- a doctor says helpfully of Nolan's coma-inducing car accident.
It offers the enjoyable experience of picking up on clues, clumsy or otherwise. Some have described the memory puzzle aspect of Black Box as Memento-esque. While it isn't as clever or intricate as Christopher Nolan's classic, Black Box pieces out its game-changing reveals in a way that builds exciting momentum, rightly serving up the best moments for the end.
Black Box sneaks up on you with its well-oiled moving parts, coming together to deliver a simple but effective morsel of sci-fi horror. It gets the human aspect of its story right, wrapping every element into an emotionally rewarding conclusion. If you're a sci-fi buff, particularly of the hidden gem variety, head on over to Amazon Prime Video. Black Box should be ticked off your list, especially as a marker of what's to come from debut director Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour Jr.
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Carno Station Campaign Rejuvenated
Over 60 Carno residents attended a lively public meeting in Carno on Wednesday April 4th and expressed firm support for the developing campaign to re-open Carno station.
After opening remarks by Alan Humphreys, Clerk to the Community Council, the chairman of the action group, Tony Burton, explained the unique opportunity to eliminate the Talerddig passing loop presented by the planned introduction of an hourly service on the line. All trains currently stop at this remote spot to pass each other, but the Network Rail feasibility study had shown that moving the passing loop to Carno would have negligible cost implications, as it would save 2 miles of new double track near Welshpool, where trains would also have to pass. Moving the loop to Carno would enable trains to serve a new station there without any time penalty to the tightly timed service.
The second speaker was Cllr Gwilym Evans, Chairman of TraCC, Trafnidiaeth Canolbarth Cymru, the recently formed Mid Wales Transport Consortium. Cllr Evans began by explaining TraCC's role in planning highway and public transport development in Ceredigion, Gwynedd and Powys and described the work they had already done in setting up regular two-hourly bus services on the Brecon – Newtown and Shrewsbury – Llanidloes routes, which interconnect at Newtown. He set out TraCC's aspirations for the hourly service on the Cambrian line and for improved connections between train and bus services – all of which would help to reduce road traffic growth.
Focussing on Carno station, he said he had been impressed by the strength of the Case for Re-opening submitted by the action group, and confirmed that TraCC will press for Carno's case to be considered by the Welsh Assembly Government. He added that TraCC backed the repositioning of the existing Talerddig passing loop at Carno.
Mick Bates AM, the third speaker, started by looking at sustainability in relation to transport. The re-opening of Carno station would contribute to sustainability by helping to reduce traffic congestion and reducing CO2 emissions while promoting the local economy. He explained that the next few months were crucial in the campaign, because the Welsh Assembly Government would take a decision on the infrastructure for the hourly service in July or August. He recommended the action group act without delay to
send a large petition to the Minister,
write to all AM's in Wales and
set up a website
Then the group should send a delegation in May or June to press Carno's case with the WAG Rail Team in Cardiff.
The meeting ended with a general discussion and a resolution to step up the campaign forthwith.
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Credibility is a huge issue for all primarily online universities. The copy in this section was intended to showcase Strayer's long history and accreditations, then move the user into completing an action.
Westwerk is a small digital agency with a big personality. I helped develop Westwerk's credibility and brand voice through a variety of marketing efforts, including case studies, product copy, website copy, PR campaigns, and blog posts.
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NYU Removes Bill Cosby's Name From Film Workshop
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In the last two weeks, the University removed "William H. Cosby" from the name of its Future Filmmakers Workshop for high school students, "in light of recent events."
New York University has removed Bill Cosby's name from a popular film workshop for high school students.
The decision was reported on Tuesday on NYU Local, a student news website.
Spokesman Matt Nagel told the The New York Times that NYU removed William H. Cosby from the name of its Future Filmmakers Workshop "in light of recent events."
The name was removed in the last two weeks.
Cosby's representative declined to comment on the school's decision.
NYU joins other schools that have distanced themselves from Cosby amid allegations by dozens of women about years of sexual misconduct. Cosby, who has never been charged with a crime, says any contact was consensual.
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	cur = conn.cursor()
	cur.execute("select * from %s" % tbl_name)
	tree = cur.fetchall()
	print "=" * 30
	print "edges in minimum spanning tree"
	print "=" * 30
	print "src_id\tdst_id\tweight"
	for i in range(len(tree)):
		src_id = tree[i][0]
		dst_id = tree[i][1]
		weight = tree[i][2]
		print "%d\t%d\t%f" %(src_id, dst_id, weight)

def mst(conn, edge_table, dataset):
	"""
	Prim's algorithm
	"""
	print "Calculating Minimum Spanning Tree"
	cur = conn.cursor()
	target_table = "mst_" + dataset
	node_table = "node_mst"
	tmp_table = "tmp_table"
	drop_if_exists(target_table, conn)
	drop_if_exists(node_table, conn)
	drop_if_exists(tmp_table, conn)
	#cur.execute("drop index if exists e_index")
	#cur.execute("create index e_index on %s(src_id)" % edge_table)
	cur.execute("create table %s(src_id int, dst_id int, weight float)" % target_table)
	cur.execute("create table %s(nid int)" % node_table)
	cur.execute("create table %s(src_id int, dst_id int, weight float)" % tmp_table);
	conn.commit()
	cur.execute('select count(distinct src_id)from %s' % edge_table)
	num_nodes = cur.fetchone()[0]
	# randomly insert an initial node
	cur.execute('insert into %s select src_id from %s limit 1' % (node_table, edge_table))
	conn.commit()
	for i in range(num_nodes - 1):
		print "iteration %d" % (i + 1)
		cur.execute("""insert into %s select src_id, dst_id, weight from %s as A, %s as B
			where A.src_id = B.nid AND A.dst_id not in (select nid from %s) order by weight limit 1""" % (tmp_table, edge_table, node_table, node_table))
		cur.execute('insert into %s select dst_id from %s' % (node_table, tmp_table))
		cur.execute('insert into %s select * from %s' % (target_table, tmp_table))
		cur.execute('delete from %s' % tmp_table)
		conn.commit()
	summarize(conn, target_table)
	print "done"

if __name__ == "__main__":
	conn = psycopg2.connect(database="mydb", host="127.0.0.1")
	mst(conn, sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2])

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Herman: State board rejects Confederate Woman's Home marker removal request
Ken Herman
kherman@statesman.com
The Texas Historical Commission, wading into a controversy it expects to have to get deeper into, on Wednesday rejected AGE of Central Texas' request to remove the historical marker at the nonprofit's property that includes what once was the Confederate Woman's Home.
AGE (Austin Groups for the Elderly), which did not participate at the meeting, has said it wants the marker — which it has covered with a black plastic bag — removed because it has become a "bone of contention" in its neighborhood.
The marker, which is at 3710 Cedar St., was supported by AGE when it was placed on its property in 2013 at the request of the Descendants of Confederate Veterans and Texas Division of the Children of the Confederacy.
The marker accurately recounts the history of the former Confederate Woman's Home, which, until 1963, served as a home for aging wives and widows of Confederate soldiers.
Prior to the commission's unanimous vote, Chairman John Nau III expressed no sympathy for the request and no appreciation for AGE's decision to cover the marker. It's a bad idea, he said, "To begin to remove markers because … somebody doesn't like the content."
"There are markers all over this state and all over the country that deal with content that people are not going to like," Nau said.
And he asked if and how the commission can take action against anyone who covers a marker.
"How do we enforce the covering with a bag?" he said. "Seems to be that's a bit childish on their part. But you can't make somebody behave like an adult all the time and (be) a responsible owner. They approved it. Now they don't like it."
After the vote, Suzanne Anderson, executive director of AGE, said, "We are disappointed by the commissioners' decision, and will be exploring our options and next steps."
The Travis County Historical Commission backed keeping the marker where it is but favored adding a supplemental marker with further explanation, an option some Texas Historical Commission members said they'd support if AGE agrees to it. But Mark Wolfe, THC's executive director, told the commission that AGE has rejected that option.
Stephen Lucas, president of Descendants of Confederate Veterans, told the commission that AGE "covered the marker up with a trash bag last March and it is still covered. And they have made it their personal billboard, jumping on the cancel culture bandwagon."
The Texas Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy erected the former Confederate Woman's Home facility in 1908. In 1911, it was sold to the state. A hospital annex was added in 1916.
Prior to its closing in 1963, it had provided care for 3,400 women, including three remaining residents who were moved to nursing homes.
For a decade beginning in 1972, the state housed special needs children in the building. In 1986, it was purchased by AGE, a nonprofit providing services for older adults and caregivers.
In 2012, AGE signed on to the historical marker request submitted by the Descendants of Confederate Veterans and the Texas Division of the Children of the Confederacy.
But AGE covered the marker this year and posted a statement on it that says, in part, "Change is overdue, and we are committed to being a part of the solution. … Older adults represent the most diverse cohort in our country, and should have the right to age with the grace and dignity that every human deserves, no matter the color of the skin."
AGE also issued a "statement on racial equality" that says the organization "cannot stand silent in the wake of recent and continuing events indicating how far we, as a nation, still have to go in the pursuit of racial equality." It cites the deaths of George Floyd, Michael Ramos "and so many others."
The removal request said the marker had become a "bone of contention with the community as soon as it was posted."
Commission member Lilia Garcia said the marker is "talking about taking care of women that could not take care of themselves at the moment. And what appears to be controversial here is that Confederate name. And so I am concerned about this. I don't want us to start a slippery slope."
The commission understands it may be on one. It started working on revised removal rules at the Wednesday meeting.


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Darüber, was eine Fassung ausmacht, besteht in der Editionsphilologie kein Konsens. Es gibt zum einen Definitionen, die eher editionspraktisch orientiert sind, zum anderen formalistische und drittens solche, die sich auf den Autor beziehen.

Drei Definitionen
Bei einer editionspraktischen Definition wird das Stück Text erst durch den Editor zu einer Fassung. Eine Edition verändert ein Werk und im Laufe der Zeit bilden sich ästhetisch-qualitative Unterschiede zwischen Fassungen heraus. Eine Edition stellt in dieser Hinsicht die grundlegende Kristallisationsform desjenigen geschichtlichen Prozesses dar, in dem sich die Bedeutung eines Kunstwerks mit der Relation zum historisch definierten Subjekt wandelt.

Die eher formalistische Definition hebt darauf ab, dass sich eine Fassung durch mindestens eine Variante konstituiert und dass diese schon durch die Änderung nur eines Elements zustande kommt, weil dadurch neue Beziehungen entstehen, also ein neues System. (Hans Zeller) Bei ›Textfassungen‹ handelt es sich in diesem Sinne um verschiedene Ausführungen eines Werkes, die sich durch Textidentität aufeinander beziehen und aufgrund von Textvarianz voneinander unterscheidbar sind. (Siegfried Scheibe) Weil Eigenübersetzungen als Versionen angesehen werden können, argumentierte Klaus Gerlach 1991, dass Textfassungen nicht allein aufgrund von Textidentität aufeinander beziehbar sind: Scheibes Definition von "Fassung" sei durch den Aspekt der Textäquivalenz zu ergänzen.

Auf den Autor bezogen sind Definitionen, die betonen, dass ›Textfassungen‹ für den Autor im Kontext einer bestimmten Phase das Werk darstellen. (Siegfried Scheibe) Herbert Kraft et al. (2001) meinen, dass sich die Orientierung am Autor nicht zur Definition einer textlichen Struktur eignet.

Einzelne Aspekte
Der Terminus ›Fassung‹ akzentuiert den rezeptionsorientierten Blick auf ein Werk, so Rüdiger Nutt-Kofoth. Der Begriff ›Fassung‹ hängt insofern mit dem der ›Variante‹ zusammen, als gefragt werden muss "ab welchem Variantenumfang oder ab welcher Variantenintensität statt von einer Fassung eines Werkes nun von einem neuen eigenständigen Werk gesprochen werden muss." Darüber hinaus schlägt Nutt-Kofoth vor, in einer ergänzenden produktionsorientierten Perspektive statt von ›Varianten‹ von ›Änderungen‹ zu sprechen.

Eine bestimmte Fassung eines Werkes wird nicht selten erst im Zuge der Herausgabe einer Edition eines Werkes hergestellt. Dies betrifft vor allem die traditionelle Anglo-amerikanische Art des Edierens ("copy-text editing"): "The text is a combination of readings from more than one document. The reading text has, by definition, never achieved material form before", so Paul Eggert: "The principal aim is to establish the wording and accidentals of the reading text."

Literatur
 Herbert Kraft; Diana Schilling; Gert Vonhoff: Editionsphilologie. Lang, Frankfurt/ New York 2001, ISBN 3-631-35676-5
 Varianten - Variants - Variantes. Herausgegeben von Christa Jansohn und Bodo Plachta. Niemeyer, Tübingen 2005, ISBN 3-484-29522-8
 Plachta, Bodo: Editionswissenschaft. Eine Einführung in Methode und Praxis der Edition neuerer Texte. 3., ergänzte und aktualisierte Auflage, Reclam, Stuttgart 2013, ISBN 978-3-15-017603-0
 Björn Michael Harms, "Fassung und Version", Abschnitt I.2 (S. 16–24) in: ‹Motivation von unten›. Zur Versionenkonstitution von ‹Virginal› und ‹Laurin›, Inhaltsverzeichnis De Gruyter, Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-11-029695-2, ISBN 978-3-11-029712-6
 Mira Berghöfer, Anne-Elisabeth Beron, Fabian Etling, Gianna Hedderich, Melanie Stralla und Anne Wilken (Hrsg.innen): (un)documented. Was bleibt vom Dokument in der Edition?, editio / Beihefte, 48, De Gruyter, Berlin 2020, ISBN     978-3-11-065600-8, ISBN 978-3-11-069263-1, ISBN 978-3-11-069286-0, doi:10.1515/9783110692631

Siehe auch
 Veränderung

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Universität Kiel, Einführung in die Literaturwissenschaft, IX. Editionsphilologie, literaturwissenschaft-online.uni-kiel.de, abgerufen am 1. April 2014

Philologie
Editionsphilologie
Literarischer Begriff

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Everyday when we take attendance we ask the students who were absent the previous day if they have a note. I am sure this is just your favorite thing to do, as it is mine since it really isn't my favorite. I'm a parent, I know how to write a note that will excuse my child for an absence that isn't legit truly shows how sick they were.
Sorry for the rambling..... student A brings up the note, hands it to me and says "my mom, she lied". My partner had to get under her desk (I think she was going to pee in a bucket because she was squatting and laughing all at once). I said "what do you mean, she lied", fear must have set in because student A sort of looked like a deer caught in headlights.
The letter said "sick because of an awful sickness, really really really bad sickness, blah, blah blah (I improvised here). So I figured it out and said "were you really sick or were you at....". I am a genius like that! Student A couldn't believe that I knew the truth! So Student A proceeded to say that is what the lie was and there wasn't any sickness.
Moral of the story: Parents, your kids will sell you out to their teachers. Especially a first grader, so don't waste your time with the infamous my kid was on death's door letter, because they will tell us all about their trip to Disney World, LOL!
Haha, you can ALWAYS count on the little ones to tell you the truth!! Even when you DON'T want to know!!
HAHA. That is hilarious! Thanks for sharing.
Oh thanks so much for the laugh!!
That took me back about 6 years. To when I used to collect those notes from the kids in Miami too! They do it differently here. Not sure how, but I know I don't collect any notes anymore. I did have my share of funny ones. This was a good one.
haha! Definitely have to laugh when that happens!
So true!! Never know what you might find out from my students.
So true and what a good laugh! My favorite is when they finally DO send in ALL of the notes when their darling has been absent and they are about to have truancy charges brought against them...now THOSE are some fun excuses to read!
This is so true. I once had a dad tell me "Just know we don't believe everything that he says about you," to which I smiled and said, " and I don't believe everything I hear about you." Thanks for sharing. I am your newest follower, and hope you can visit my blog soon.


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Monique Agazarian and her bulldog
Monique Agazarian and Spike, 1952
Among the images in the archives is a photograph of Monique Agazarian and her beloved bull terrier Spike, a dog who loved flying. Listening to a recording of Agazarian giving Croydon Airport Society a lecture a few years before her death in 1993 and reading about her in the archives, she was clearly a formidable and witty woman. In fact, I'm too awed to refer to her as "Aggy" as some of the archive material does.
Agazarian (1920-93) and her three brothers became obsessed with flying from the time their mother installed an old Sopwith Pup plane in their garden in 1923. Her brother Noel was in the RAF, fought in the Battle of Britain and was killed in the Middle East in 1941. (The Spitfire in which he fought is in the Imperial War Museum). Another brother Jack worked for the Special Operations Executive and was tortured and killed by the Nazi occupiers after being caught helping the Resistance in France. Her third brother Levon became a Typhoon pilot.
In early World War Two Agazarian nursed aircrew patients who had suffered bad burns at the Queen Victoria hospital in East Grinstead and then at the RAF hospital in Uxbridge. She wanted to fly and, despite being too short in length, managed to bamboozle the doctor through her medical to join the Air Transport Auxillary (ATA) in 1943. In the ATA Agazarian flew Spitfires and Hurricanes across the UK, delivering aircraft where they were needed by the military.
Cutting from Evening News, October 1952.
After the war, Agazarian got her commercial pilot's licence and got a job with Island Air Services, which was soon based at Croydon Airport. She became Managing Director in 1948 and was in charge of charter flights and flying passengers over London to see the sights from air. These were popular family treats, costing 15s to £1.15s (roughly about £10 – £40 today), in small aircraft holding 6-8 passengers and flew from Heathrow as well as Croydon until 1959. It is thought that these flights 'probably did more to introduce the masses to flying than any organisation'.*
A letter in the archives from AG Halligey, a member of her freelance staff, recounts a story about Agazarian being timidly reminded by the Croydon airport manager, after her marriage to a fellow pilot Ray Rendell, that pilots were not supposed to fly while pregnant. Agazarian actually was pregnant and as she became visibly more so would hold her handbag in front of her as she crossed the booking hall and only unhitch her skirt out of sight of passengers once she'd got in the cockpit.
Spike, her bulldog which went up in the aircraft with the passengers, was good for publicity as several newspaper cuttings illustrate. The photograph and cutting comes from the collection of one of her ground crew Clive Abbott, who would strap the passengers in the planes.
After Island Air Services closed, Agazarian continued to have a long career in aviation and was a pioneer in promoting flight simulation for training purposes until her death from cancer in 1993.
* Richard Riding, 'Aggie's Airline', Aeroplane Monthly, November 1987, 613-616.


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