Order Entered: 1. Movant's motion for confidential protection of its response to the Staff's Initial Request, Item 17, is granted. 2. Pursuant to KRS 61.878, the information for which Movant requests confidential protection shall not be placed in the public record or made available for public inspection for an indefinite period of time, or until further Order of the Commission. 3. Use of the materials in question in any Commission proceeding shall be in compliance with 807 KAR 5:001, Section 13(9). 4. Movant shall inform the Commission if the materials in question become publicly available or no longer qualify for confidential treatment. 5. If a non-party to this proceeding requests to inspect materials granted confidential treatment by this Order, the Movant shall have 20 days from receipt of written notice of the request to demonstrate that the materials still fall within the exclusions from disclosure requirements established in KRS 61.878. If Movant is unable to make such demonstration, the requested materials shall be made available for inspection.
Order Entered: Big Rivers is granted a CPCN to construct and operate the proposed transmission lines as set forth in its application. 2. Big Rivers shall file a survey of the final location of the line after any modifications are finalized as authorized herein and before construction begins. 3. Big Rivers shall file "as-built drawings or maps within 60 days of the completion of the construction authorized by this Order.
Order Entered: The time in which the Commission must issue its decision in this case is extended to 120 days. 2. The procedural schedule set forth in the Appendix attached to this Order shall be followed.
Order Entered: 1. The motion of Mr. Baird to intervene is granted. 2. Mr. Baird shall be entitled to the full rights of a party and shall be served with the Commission's Orders and with filed testimony, exhibits, pleadings, correspondence, and all other documents submitted by parties after the date of this Order. 3. Should Mr. Baird file documents of any kind with the Commission in the course of these proceedings, Mr. Baird shall also serve a copy of said documents on all other parties of record, in accordance with 607 KAR 5:001, Section 4(8)(d). 4. Within 15 days of entry of this Order, Mr. Baird shall provide his electronic mail address so documents issued by the Commission may be served upon him in accordance with 807 KAR 5:001, Section 4(8)(b).


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from __future__ import annotations

import tkinter
from abc import abstractmethod
from typing import Any, Iterator

from pygments import token

from porcupine import textutils

def _list_all_token_types(tokentype: Any) -> Iterator[Any]:
    yield tokentype
    for sub in map(_list_all_token_types, tokentype.subtypes):
        yield from sub

_all_token_tags = set(map(str, _list_all_token_types(token.Token)))

class BaseHighlighter:
    """This class defines what all syntax highlighters must do.

    A syntax highlighter has to:
    - Highlight the visible part of the file when the highlighter is enabled.
        * When the highlighter has been created (and __init__() has ran), on_scroll()
          will be called automatically. This means that you can do some of the initial
          highlighting with on_scroll().
    - Update the visible part of the file when the user scrolls the file.
    - Update the visible part of the file when it is edited.

    The concrete highlighter subclasses decide how exactly this is done, but
    this base class provides utilities to help with it.
    """

    def __init__(self, textwidget: tkinter.Text) -> None:
        self.textwidget = textwidget
        textutils.use_pygments_tags(self.textwidget)

    @abstractmethod
    def on_scroll(self) -> None:
        raise NotImplementedError

    @abstractmethod
    def on_change(self, changes: textutils.Changes) -> None:
        raise NotImplementedError

    def get_visible_part(self) -> tuple[str, str]:
        start = self.textwidget.index("@0,0")
        end = self.textwidget.index("@0,10000")
        return (start, end)

    def delete_tags(self, start: str, end: str) -> None:
        for tag in _all_token_tags:
            self.textwidget.tag_remove(tag, start, end)

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I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who voted for me for the Charlotte Magazine BOB Awards this year. Style is such a personal thing, and the fact that either you dig my style, or you think I do a great job as your personal stylist, I want to THANK YOU for taking the time to vote. Charlotte is a growing city with a lot of great fashion at its fingertips. There are a host of talented and stylish individuals and stylists in our community, and so it really is flattering to be voted for this award. Thank you for your stamp of confidence and for reading the Queen City Style. My work brings me more pleasure than words can express and the fact that you come here and read what I have to say is, well, just awesome.
I only have a couple of images from the night of the awards party. Included is my friend and the Queen City Style Chief Creative Officer, Chelsea, along with fellow BOB Award winners and long time friends, Shelly Domenech, IC London, winner for best lingerie store and Myron Greer, Myron Greer Design Horticulture, winner for best landscape architect. Kicked off with an all star 90's dance montage, the entire evening was a blast. Charlotte Magazine knows how to throw a party.
I've gotten to know Ramona Holloway over the last few years. She's a peach. And, while I feel like I know Matt Harris since I've listed to Matt and Ramona on 107.9 The Link for the last 14 years, this night was the first time I actually had a real conversation with him. I knighted the moment with a clearly impromptu dance floor pic. Such a fun night (in my Valentino Red on mega sale at Coplon's)!


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This is one of Mr. Olbermann's occasional "special comments" from his week-nightly program Countdown with Keith Olbermann and you need to watch it. It aired yesterday and it's brilliant. It's truth spoken to power (albeit indirectly) like it is rarely seen on television in the United States (or anywhere else, for that matter) and it is genius. It's a bit long (12 minutes) but completely worth it. If you're even a little bit like I am, it will have you clapping, laughing, scowling and whooping at the ceiling. It's the news commentator's version of a beautiful jazz riff. It's goes, man! You just wish you were in the corner of a dark and smokey Greenwich Village bar, yelling "Go man, GO!" at the top of your lungs.
Yes, it's that good.
And while you're at it, if you like this, send an email to letters@msnbc.com and tell them that even if the barbarian hordes of the FCC, the GOP or Cheney himself descend on 30 Rock, the truth must be told and Keith must remain on the air.
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Professor Sandra Susan Smith named faculty director of the Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy at Harvard Kennedy School
Professor Sandra Susan Smith has been appointed faculty director of Harvard Kennedy School's Malcolm Wiener Center for Social Policy. Smith serves as the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Professor of Criminal Justice at the Kennedy School and faculty director of the Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management. She is also a professor of sociology in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Carol K. Pforzheimer Professor at the Radcliffe Institute. She will start her additional appointment as director of the Wiener Center on July 1.
"We are extremely fortunate that Professor Smith has agreed to direct the Wiener Center at Harvard Kennedy School," said Dean Douglas Elmendorf. "Her outstanding scholarship on urban poverty and joblessness and on social capital and social networks—along with criminal justice—make her an ideal leader for the center."
Smith's research has been published widely in both books and academic journals. Her publications include the books Lone Pursuit: Distrust and Defensive Individualism among the Black Poor and The Cultural Logics of Job-Matching Assistance (forthcoming). Recently, Smith has focused on the front end of criminal case processing, including the ways in which pretrial detention significantly worsens social, economic, and psychological outcomes. In each of the areas she studies, racial inequality and its root causes are core issues of concern.
As faculty director of the Program in Criminal Justice, Smith has organized the Roundtable on Racial Disparities in Massachusetts Criminal Courts, a 3-year project that brings together leading practitioners and experts to develop more just and racially equitable policies, practices, and procedures in Massachusetts' criminal legal system. Smith also serves on several advisory boards for analytic and philanthropic organizations.
"For more than three decades, the Malcolm Wiener Center has been engaged with some of the most important social policy debates in this country," Smith said. "I am honored by the chance to work with my faculty colleagues—including many who have come to the Kennedy School in the past few years—to build on the Wiener Center's proud tradition of scholarship, teaching, and outreach."
Smith succeeds David Deming as director of the Wiener Center. Deming serves as academic dean of the Kennedy School and is the Isabelle and Scott Black Professor of Political Economy. He and his wife Janine Santimauro are the faculty deans of Harvard College's Kirkland House. "I am delighted that Sandra Smith will lead the Wiener Center," Deming said. "She is a first-rate scholar with a deep and abiding commitment to social policy and practice, and I know that the center will thrive under her leadership."
Dean Elmendorf commented: "David Deming has led the Wiener Center with great energy and vision during the past three years, as he is now helping to lead the entire Kennedy School. All of us at the Kennedy School are in his debt."
The Wiener Center addresses public policy questions about health care, education, criminal justice, the work force, and inequality of wealth and income. The center is an influential voice in domestic policy through evidence-based faculty research and outreach to policymakers and public leaders.
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The Pinnacle Course at Troon North Golf Club is always in PGA Tour condition. Courtesy of Troon North G.C.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- There's so much good public golf in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area it's hard to choose. But if you only had a long weekend, and money wasn't a factor, where would you play and where would you stay?
It's not difficult to come up with a dream itinerary -- with a couple of optional choices -- that would fulfill any avid golfer's dream.
If you've never played the courses at Troon North or it's been a few years, this is at the top of the list. Not only are the two Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish-designed golf courses a thrill to play, but they're always in impeccable shape. Plus, the two courses are based at one of the best resorts in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area, the Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North.
So leave Thursday night, stay at the Four Seasons and plan to spend all of Friday playing golf at Troon North.
The Four Seasons, by the way, is an incredible resort -- great rooms, terrific dining and spa in a breathtaking setting. The new Proof American Cantina, with its laid-back rustic feel, is really cool. Its fantastic setup includes tin cups for coffee, shuffleboard and an outstanding menu of unique dishes and desserts from all around America. You'll also love the spa, the dining and the unique cabanas laid out in the desert under the night sky.
But back to the golf courses. In 2007, both courses were rerouted, exchanging a few holes to make them even better. With tees perched high above fairways, it has a few forced carries and a lot of great vistas from the tees. Both courses feature great views of the valleys, and you'll even enjoy checking out some of the spectacular homes that are set well off the course.
Generally considered the better of the two, however, Troon North's Monument Course is named for the monument boulder on the third hole. Troon North's Pinnacle Course, set against the base of Pinnacle Peak, is classic desert target golf. The fairways are pretty generous, but the approach shots get your attention.
You could also spend hours on the expansive practice facility, where music plays on the driving range. And there's also a terrific executive course. Monument Express, which is a little more than 1,500 yards and has two different par options depending on the skill of the play.
Some may argue that there are better courses in the Scottsdale area, but I'm going to argue that it's hard to beat the fun experience of playing one of the PGA Tour's most popular venues.
The 16th on the Stadium Course, also designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morris, is the one that gets all the attention at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. And rightly so, mostly because of the arena of 20,000-plus fans who cheer, heckle and boo as they try to negotiate the short hole. It is probably one of the most entertaining shows in golf.
But if you take away the crowds and the bleachers, it's probably one of the least memorable holes on the golf course, though the green complex is pretty interesting. The ones surrounding it, 15 and 17, both really good risk-reward holes, are actually more intriguing. And the 18th -- a medium-length par 4 with water all down the left side and bunkers dotting the fairway -- is a pretty decent finishing hole.
In truth, though, the Stadium Course is not a real difficult golf course, which means it's really fun for the average player, especially if you play the correct tees. And the other course at the resort, the Champions Course, is pretty good, too, so they make a nice one-two punch. But if you don't want to play 36 on Saturday, just play the Stadium Course; it will be most memorable.
In fact, playing just 18 is probably a good idea. That way you can sneak over to the AAA Five-Diamond Scottsdale Princess a couple of miles from the TPC.
Whether you decide to check out of the Four Seasons at Troon North or not, it's definitely worth checking into the Willow Stream Spa at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, certainly one of the best in an area that's littered with great spas.
Eating at the Fairmont Princess would be a pretty good way to top of the night. If you like it spicy, you'll love La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant by Richard Sandoval there.
There are so many great options for Day 3. You could go to We-Ko-Pa, an awesome 36-hole experience designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw laid out in a most beautiful part of the Sonoran Desert, or Talking Stick, the Westin Kierland Resort and the other the JW Marriott Camelback Resort (which just opened its new Ambiente Course).
But like Troon North, it's hard to be the golf, the spa and the accommodations at the 36 holes at The Boulders, too good to pass up if this might be your only weekend ever to Scottsdale.
It all starts with a setting unlike anything you're likely to find elsewhere in the world. Giant, 12-million-year-old namesake boulders -- some perched in seemingly magical and precarious pirouette poses -- dominate the Sonoran Desert landscape. Then there's the two Jay Morrish-designed golf courses (South and North), which take full advantage of the beauty while offering a most interesting test of golf.
My recommendation, though, is to just play one golf course and enjoy the rest of the resort. Dining is exceptional (there are six restaurants), a spa treatment at the top-ranked Golden Door Spa ranks as a must, and there's also hiking, biking, tennis, horseback riding or even rock climbing if you still have enough energy.
Of course, relaxation in a luxurious casita also has its merits, so call in sick on Monday and sleep until 11.


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Migration is not a new phenomenon, but it does change over time. Migrants move by choice—seeking better education or financial security—or by force—fleeing war or persecution based on race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation. People are also displaced by economic forces like gentrification and ecological forces like natural disasters and the effects of climate change. In "Learn More," we've provided bibliographies and resource lists to help you explore the subject further.
In this section you will find recommended reading materials related to the exhibition.
In this section, you will find a list of resources, advocates, and supporting organizations that are involved with migration at different levels, both in government and nonprofit sectors.
Spotlight on California
In this section you will find a list of sources that were used in support of the "Spotlight on California" corner in the exhibition and recommended articles for further reading.
Literature on Migration
Literature for Children
Literature for Young Adults
Literature for Adults
Scholarly Publications
Resources by Region
National Organizations
Economics and Labor
Housing and Community
Art and Migration
International Organizations and Resources
International Organization on Migration (IOM)
IOM works to help ensure the orderly and humane management of migration, promote international cooperation, find practical solutions, and provide humanitarian assistance to migrants in need.
The UN Refugee Agency / United Nations High Commisioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
UNHCR strives to engage with migration issues that affect refugees and other persons under its mandate, including asylum-seekers, internally displaced people and stateless people.
Amnesty International campaigns to ensure governments honour their shared responsibility to protect the rights of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants.
International Rescue Committee (IRC)
The IRC responds to the world's worst humanitarian crises and helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover and gain control of their future.
Refugees International
Refugees International advocates for lifesaving assistance and protection for displaced people and promotes solutions to displacement crises.
HIAS works around the world to protect refugees who have been forced to flee their homelands because of who they are, including ethnic, religious, and sexual minorities.
Immigrant Movement International (IM International)
IM International is a community space; a think tank envisioning a different legal reality for human migration; a lab practicing artivist tactics; and an educational platform based on a culture of reciprocity.
International Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC)
IDMC is the world's definitive source of data and analysis for informing policy and operational decisions that improve the lives of the millions of people living in or at risk of internal displacement.
National Organizations and Resources
Bridging Refugee Youth & Children Services (BRYCS)
BRYCS aims to strengthen the capacity of refugee-serving and mainstream organizations across the U.S. to empower and ensure the successful development of refugee children, youth, and their families.
Migration Policy Institute (MPI)
The Migration Policy Institute seeks to improve immigration policies through research and analysis, learning and dialogue, and the development of new ideas to address complex policy questions.
U.S. Committee for Refugees & Immigrants (USCRI)
The mission of the USCRI is to protect the rights and address the needs of persons in forced or voluntary migration worldwide and support their transition to a dignified life.
Refugee Council USA (RCUSA)
RCUSA promotes efforts to protect and welcome refugees, asylum-seekers, and other forcibly displaced populations through just and humane laws and policies, and dialogue and communication.
The Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES)
RAICES is a nonprofit agency that promotes justice by providing free and low-cost legal services, social programs, bond assistance, and advocacy to underserved immigrant children, families, and refugees.
National Congress of American Indians (NCAI)
Established in response to US government termination and assimilation policies, NCAI protects the inherent and legal rights of tribal governments.
Oxford African American Study Center
The Oxford African American Studies Center offers the most comprehensive online collection of scholarship on the lives and events which have shaped African American and African history and culture.
Local Organizations and Resources
Immigration Policy Lab (IPL)
IPL uses large datasets, creative research designs, and cutting-edge analytical tools to bring new evidence to bear on the urgent problems of setting public policy and serving immigrant communities.
Services Immigrant Rights Education Network (SIREN)
SIREN's mission is to empower low-income immigrants and refugees through community education and organizing, leadership development, policy advocacy, civic engagement and legal services.
Refugee Immigrant Transitions (RIT)
RIT provides free education, family engagement, and community leadership programs. Their students have sought refuge due to war, violence, persecution, or economic duress.
San Francisco Coalition of Asylee, Immigrant, and Refugee Services (SF-CAIRS)
SF-CAIRS works to expand resource knowledge about health, employment, social, education and legal services for recent refugees, political asylees and immigrants in San Francisco.
Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA)
IIBA provides high-quality, affordable immigration legal services, education, and civic engagement opportunities.
Center for Comparative Immigration Studies, UC San Diego (CCIS)
CCIS is the only academic center in the United States specializing in international migration from a broad geographical as well as interdisciplinary perspective.
ACLU of Northern California
ACLU Northern California, one of the largest ACLU affiliates in the nation, works to protect and advance civil liberties — free speech, privacy, due process — for all Californians.
United Nations Population Division
The Population Division plays an active role in intergovernmental dialogue on population and development, producing demographic projections and focused materials on international migration.
ILO brings together governments, employers and workers to set labor standards, develop policies and devise programs promoting decent work for all women and men, including those engaged in labor migration.
The Counter-Trafficking Data Collaborative (CTDC)
The CTDC publishes data from counter-trafficking organizations around the world to break down information-sharing barriers and equip the counter-trafficking community with reliable data on human trafficking.
Chinese Railroad Workers in North America Project at Stanford University
This project seeks to give a voice to the Chinese migrants whose grueling and perilous labor on the Transcontinental Railroad helped to shape the physical and social landscape of the American West.
Bay Area Equity Atlas
The Bay Area Equity Atlas is a tool with robust, disaggregated data for community leaders seeking to create a more equitable, sustainable, and resilient region.
Anti-Eviction Mapping Project
The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project is a data-visualization, critical cartography, and multimedia storytelling collective documenting dispossession and resistance upon gentrifying landscapes.
Urban Displacement Project
This project aims to understand the nature of gentrification and displacement in American cities and create tools to help communities identify pressures and take effective action.
National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC)
The NCRC works with community leaders, policymakers and financial institutions to champion fairness and end discrimination in lending, housing and business.
Fair Housing Advocates of Northern California
Fair Housing Advocates of Northern California (formerly Fair Housing of Marin) is an independent nonprofit dedicated to equal housing opportunity.
WHO works worldwide to ensure that people, including refugees and migrants, have universal health coverage, protect people from health emergencies, and provide people with better health and well-being.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF)
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) provides medical care, mental health support, and treatment for sexual violence, to refugees and displaced people wherever they are—even on the move.
As part of the world's largest humanitarian network, the American Red Cross partners with Red Cross and Red Crescent teams to provide aid and hope to migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.
The artworks in this module represent widely ranging views on immigration from artists contemplating ther ancestor's experiences, events they witnessed, or their own stories in their art.
MoMA Learning
For many artists, their own migrations and those of their ancestors shape their identities, cultural traditions, and art.
Migration and Art
Explore how artists reflect on moving to new places in this selection of resources.
Creative Exchange
Queer and Undocumented: The Art and Activism of Coming Out, and Coming Out
Creative Exchange is a platform that shares stories of artists and their impact in community, and free, practical toolkits for artist-engaged programs. This focused article links to a number of resources.
Arts Mobilization Center
Government actions designed to restrict immigration and rescind protections affect many people who work in the arts, as well as all U.S. citizens' abilities to live a full and free creative life.
At the Cantor, this exhibition takes on additional nuances thanks to the unique migration histories of California and the Bay Area. California has long been and continues to be one of the most diverse states in the nation, but it's important to consider the complex histories that shaped it. Our Spotlight on California corner features factoids about our national, regional, and local context. As you read, consider how past patterns of and restrictions on movement and habitation have influenced our current moment.
Racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity in California and the Bay Area is shaped by the state's and the region's unique stories of immigration.
In 2018, 27% of people living in California and around 30% of those in the Bay Area were born outside of the country. But, California's diversity has also been shaped by local, national and global histories of slavery, genocide, forced displacement, racial violence and discriminatory laws. These histories and their effects continue to shape the Bay Area, California, and the nation, fueling ongoing racial justice and human rights movements.
"Frequently Asked Questions: Indian Tribes and Tribal Communities in California," California Tribal Court-State Court Forum, 2020.
Daniel Macmillen Voskoboynik, "Colonialism Can't Be Forgotten: It's Still Destroying Peoples and Our Planet," openDemocracy, October 18, 2018.
"Slave Trade: International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade," UnitedNations.org.
Gillian Brockell, "California Was a Free State. But There Was Still Slavery. Now Reparations Are on the Table," Washington Post, October 1, 2020.
Ron Dugan, "A Moving Border, and the History of a Difficult Boundary," USA Today, 2017.
The Bracero History Archive, a project of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, George Mason University, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, Brown University, and the Institute of Oral History at the University of Texas at El Paso.
Erika Lee, "The Chinese Are Coming. How Can We Stop Them? Chinese Exclusion and the Origins of American Gatekeeping," in Asian American Studies Now, ed. Jean Yu-wen Shen Wu and Thomas C. Chen (New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2012), 143–167.
Richard Gonzales, "Rebuilding Chinatown after the 1906 Quake," NPR.org, April 12, 2006.
Isabel Wilkerson, "The Long-Lasting Legacy of the Great Migration: When Millions of African-Americans Fled the South in Search of a Better Life, They Remade the Nation in Ways That Are Still Being Felt," Smithsonian Magazine, September 2016.
Eve Simister, "The African American Great Migration and San Mateo County," La Peninsula: Journal of the San Mateo County Historical Association 44, no. 1 (Spring 2016).
Matt Bowling, "Japanese-American Internment: Palo Alto's Deported Patriots," PaloAltoHistory.org, 2012.
Maria Cramer, "California Plans to Apologize to Japanese-Americans Over Internment," New York Times, February 18, 2020.
Max Nesterak, "Uprooted: The 1950s plan to erase Indian Country," APMreports.org, November 1, 2019.
Gloria Hillard, "Urban American Indians Rewrite Relocation's Legacy," NPR.org, January 7, 2012.
Kim-Mai Cutler, "East of Palo Alto's Eden: Race and the Formation of Silicon Valley," Techcrunch.com, January 10, 2015.
Herbert G. Ruffin, "The California Fair Housing Act [The Rumford Act] (1963–1968)," Black Past, June 5, 2011.
Muzaffar Chishti, Faye Hipsman, and Isabel Ball, "Fifty Years On, the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act Continues to Reshape the United States," MigrationPolicyInstitute.org, October 15, 2015.
Jeff Desjardins, "Who Came to America, and When?," Visual Capitalist, July 4, 2017.
"Refugee Resettlement in California," Refugee Council USA, January 1, 2019.
Tatiana Sanchez, "With Refugee Resettlement at a Historic Low, California's Melting Pot Is Slowly Changing," Mercury News (San Jose, CA), September 24, 2018.
Melissa Navas, "The Harsh Reality of Gentrification," Divisadero, University of San Francisco, May 12, 2020.
Ingrid Burrington, "Who Gets to Live in Silicon Valley? Google and San Jose Hope to Make the City More Affordable for Working- and Middle-Class Families, but They Make Matters Worse," The Atlantic, June 25, 2018.
All URLs accessed November 30, 2020.
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[iii] "Slave Trade: International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade," UnitedNations.Org, https://www.un.org/en/observances/decade-people-african-descent/slave-trade; Henry Louis Gates Jr., "The African-American Migration Story," PBS.org, 2013, https://www.pbs.org/wnet/african-americans-many-rivers-to-cross/history/on-african-american-migrations/.
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The 41-year-old Red Sox righthander made the disclosure during his weekly interview on sports radio WEEI's Dennis and Callahan show, sounding very much like a player whose career could be over.
Even in a best-case scenario, Schilling said, he wouldn't try to return to the mound for a full season in 2009, but rather make an attempt to be a hired gun for some team during the stretch run. To even get there, however, Schilling acknowledged he'd have to clear a lot of hurdles.
The Globe's Gordon Edes reports that the Red Sox have confirmed that Schilling will have surgery, and that GM Theo Epstein and manager Terry Francona will discuss this development before the Red Sox-Cardinals game at Fenway Park tonight. Schilling will not be at the ballpark, according to the club.
Schilling also wrote in his blog today that he would provide an update after Monday's surgery and what the prognosis and decisions are going forward.
Schilling said the major procedure would be performed by Dr. Craig Morgan, who thought Schilling should have chosen surgery in the offseason rather than the rehab program recommended by the Red Sox. When asked if this meant that Dr. Morgan's initial analysis of the injury and rehab was correct, Schilling replied, "I don't know … and I don't care.
According to Schilling, the procedure will involve a relocating of the biceps muscle, plus "some other stuff," Schilling said. When asked if that "other stuff" might entail repair to the labrum and rotator cuff, Schilling wouldn't speculate, saying that would be determined after he went under the knife.
Schilling acknowledged that even if the surgery is successful and doesn't reveal more problems, he faces a very long road back.
"Off of surgery there's two other possibilities, two potentials, which was I could wake up after the surgery and be told 'you know what, it's been a good run, you got no shot of getting back out there' which is something I've … had to be OK with because it's a potentially likely scenario," he said. "And the other one is, we fixed it but whatever happens between now and when you decide to pitch again, it's going to be five times as much than you ever had to do from a rehabilitation standpoint. Those are the two surgery results.
Early in spring training, Schilling's course of treatment became a source of melodrama. Team physician Dr. Thomas Gill recommended rehab for a tendon injury. Schilling sought a second opinion from Morgan, who operated on the right shoulder in 1995 and 1999. Morgan felt surgery was best and rehabilitation would fail — and potentially end Schilling's career.
After experiencing a setback last week, Schilling returned to Boston ahead of the team to see Dr. Gill to discuss where to go next in his efforts to rehabilitate his ailing right shoulder. His last throwing session, Friday in Cincinnati, did not go well — Red Sox manager Francona called it a "plateau". This morning, Schilling explained what went wrong.
Strengthening the shoulder wasn't the issue, Schilling explained on the radio this morning.
No matter what happens with the surgery, Schilling insists he has no regrets.
The Red Sox are deep in starting pitching even without Schilling and have the second best record in the majors, trailing only the Chicago Cubs.
Josh Beckett is the ace, Daisuke Matsuzaka is 8-0 with a 2.53 ERA, and youngsters Jon Lester and Justin Masterson are having solid seasons. Bartolo Colon, the AL Cy Young award winner in 2005, is 4-2 after signing a minor league contract during spring training, and Tim Wakefield is 4-4 with the second most innings pitched on the staff.
The Red Sox also have Clay Buchholz, who began the season with Boston but is now at Triple-A Pawtucket. He pitched a no-hitter in his second major league start last Sept. 1.
Schilling ended last season, his 20th, with 3,116 strikeouts, 14th most in baseball history. And he's been dominant in the postseason with an 11-2 record, the best of any pitcher with at least 10 decisions.
In 2004, his first season with the Red Sox after being traded from Arizona, Schilling became a sports icon in Boston when he won Game 6 of the ALCS and Game 2 of the World Series after a surgical procedure to suture a loose tendon in his right ankle. His bloodstained right sock became a part of baseball history.
Schilling said he was not hurt when he signed a one-year, $8 million contract with Boston in November but knew in spring training he might never pitch in a game again.
"I don't have any choice. If their course of action (rehab) doesn't work I don't pitch this year, and I may never pitch again," he said at the time.
He has a career record of 216-146 with a 3.46 ERA, and was co-MVP of the 2001 World Series with Randy Johnson for Arizona.
Schilling spent part of last season on the disabled list with what the team said was tendinitis in his right shoulder and went 9-8 with a 3.47 ERA in 24 starts. Then came the postseason and he was outstanding again. In four starts, he went 3-0, including a 2-1 win over Colorado in the second game of Boston's sweep of the World Series.
"Unfortunately now, my career ended with me taking a paycheck for six months and not pitching and I feel good about the fact that I went back to them and did restructure the deal. I'm not getting paid to weigh in but part of me feels bad about the fact that all this happened to begin with and I think at some point in time during this process there was a lot of things in question about me from an integrity-principle standpoint and I hope that those things aren't in question with the people involved anymore but I never intended for this to be the way it is. I never misled anybody and we are where we are because I got hurt, and I can't change that.
Background information from the Boston Globe and the Associated Press was used in this report.


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Gen Z's Political Awakening in Turkey
Turkey's youth is fed up with the only government they have ever known as they face a battered economy, staggering unemployment rates, and political repression
Paul Benjamin Osterlund Paul Benjamin Osterlund is a freelance journalist and writer based in Istanbul.
After Melih Bulu was appointed to Boaziçi University as the rector, students gathered at Kadköy Square to protest against his appointment on Jan. 6, 2021/Resul Kaboglu/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
On Jan. 4, several thousand students gathered near the entrance of Istanbul's prestigious Boğaziçi University in what was one of the biggest protests Turkey has witnessed in recent years. Mass demonstrations have become nearly impossible to stage as President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) have ramped up intolerance of all forms of dissent, mobilizing security forces to stamp out protests.
The students were protesting Erdoğan's recent appointment of former AKP parliamentary candidate Melih Bulu as the rector of Boğaziçi, a public, English-language university known to be among the best and most selective in Turkey. The anger stemmed from the fact that Bulu was not selected in a vote by students and professors but assigned to the post by the president. It marks a significant move in the government's strategy of increasingly exerting control over higher education. While Erdoğan has vowed to establish a "pious generation" and built scores of religious middle and high schools throughout the country, he has also repeatedly lamented his government's inability to establish cultural hegemony in Turkey.
Most of the students at the demonstration were under the age of 25, meaning that for much of their lives Erdoğan and the AKP have been in power, and during their formative years they have witnessed the country become engulfed in political turbulence, instability, and violence, while the economy has deteriorated in the process.
"I think this entire generation is just angry, frustrated, and generally upset that everything is terrible without us getting a say about anything. As far as I can remember, nothing has gotten better. All I can remember are things getting progressively worse, with me being unable to do much about it," said Arda, a current Boğaziçi undergraduate student who joined the protests.
Students were similarly perturbed when Erdoğan appointed the previous rector, Mehmed Özkan, in 2016, even though the incumbent, Gülay Barbarosoğlu, received the majority of the vote. Erdoğan's ability to hand-pick university rectors was among the powers he assumed amid the state of emergency declarations that followed the failed coup in July 2016.
In subsequent graduation ceremonies, students turned their backs to Özkan during his commencement speeches. And while Özkan was already a Boğaziçi University professor at the time of his appointment, Bulu was appointed from outside. To make matters worse, it was soon revealed that Bulu had plagiarized large sections of his master's thesis and doctoral dissertation.
"This alone should disqualify him from taking this position, and as members of the academic community, we should insist that this very basic criterion is respected. However, the larger issue is of course the fact that he was not chosen by the constituents of Boğaziçi and rather appointed," said Boğaziçi graduate, Mehmet Kentel.
"In this, Boğaziçi is not alone, and I am happy to see that the protests resonate in other universities and calls for independent academia are rising across the country. Unifying such opposition is the only way to overcome the pressure against Boğaziçi and other Turkish universities," Kentel added.
While there were some clashes between protestors and police on Jan. 4, students holding ID cards were allowed to enter the campus despite the throngs of riot police standing in front of the gate and the menacing armored vehicles that were deployed to spray water and disperse crowds. In the following days, students and faculty alike assembled at Boğaziçi's main campus in defiance of Bulu's appointment.
"I lead a double life: In the morning I teach over Zoom. At noon I put on two masks, go through police in riot control gear, machine guns, and armored vehicles to access the campus of Boğaziçi to stand on the grass to protest the appointment of a political figure as rector," wrote Lale Akarun, a professor of computer engineering, on Twitter.
Dressed in regalia, faculty members have continued to stand in the same place every day, with their backs turned to the rector building. Freezing temperatures did not stop them from doing so on Jan. 18, when the grassy area was blanketed in snow.
"This is yet another case of many ongoing anti-democratic practices since 2016, aiming at abolishing rectorial elections. We do not accept it, as it clearly violates academic freedom and scientific autonomy as well as the democratic values of our university," said Boğaziçi University faculty in a joint statement shortly after Bulu's appointment.
Though Boğaziçi received the most attention due to its status as the country's top university, hand-picked rectors were chosen to head a number of other schools in Istanbul and in other cities in Turkey.
"The same day Melih Bulu was appointed, rectors with similar profiles in terms of their relationship to the AKP were appointed to [four other] universities too," said Boğaziçi graduate Elif Ege. "Considering all this, I believe we can say that this is an indicator of the growing pressure and attempt to eliminate the opposition not just at Boğaziçi but in general in academia in Turkey."
After the initial protests, some students were arrested in dawn raids in which their doors were broken down, and though they were subsequently released in the following days, a number of them complained of being tortured while in police custody. Erdoğan harshly condemned the protests and called the students terrorists.
Pro-government pundits were quick to brand Boğaziçi as an elitist institution and these so-called elites as being opposed to Bulu's appointment. Anyone familiar with the school will attest that such assertions are baseless (full disclosure, I studied there in 2008-09 as an exchange student and in 2013 in an advanced Turkish language program). Boğaziçi University is a tuition-free public institution comprising the best students from all over Turkey, many of whom faced difficult obstacles while studying for the university entrance examination, which determines where students are placed. The university introduces students to a challenging and rich atmosphere of academic freedom.
"Both in the curriculum and outside the classroom it was encouraged to be critical to any kind of official discourse. Especially for people like me coming from the smaller cities of Anatolia, who graduated from public high schools by absorbing the official national discourse, this critical academic environment was eye-opening," Ege said.
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The collapse of the peace process between the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the Turkish state in 2015 and the crackdown that was characterized by mass purges following the July 2016 coup attempt has been disastrous for Turkish higher education. A petition signed by thousands of professors in Turkey and abroad calling for peace and condemning state violence in the predominantly Kurdish southeastern region enraged Erdoğan, and many who signed it were removed from their jobs and effectively blacklisted from ever teaching at any university in Turkey, public or private. While there is scarce data on the number of academics who have been imprisoned, criminal cases with terrorism charges have been brought against more than 800 of the peace process signatories.
"Talking to a few friends and professors who are still at Boğaziçi, I believe today it is a lot harder to have the same discussions we had in classes and organize similar political activities and interventions on campus," Ege said. "Most of my professors are gone now, either retired [because of the growing pressure] or living and teaching abroad."
"I last saw some of them at [Istanbul's] Çağlayan Courthouse while they were on trial for signing the peace petition. This is not unique to Boğaziçi, of course. This feeling of censorship and fear surrounds us everywhere," she added.
A 2019 New York Times Magazine article details how the government dismantled Mülkiye, the revered political science department at Ankara University. For decades, one had to be a Mülkiye graduate to be hired for certain government positions, a privilege that came to an end with the AKP's rise to power. In the purges that followed the coup attempt, Mülkiye was not exempt. With many of its faculty unceremoniously fired from their jobs and others resigning in protest, the once-iconic Mülkiye's legacy lies in ruins.
The entrance to the main campus of Boğaziçi is located adjacent to the quarter of Hisarüstü, home to a working-class and student population built on one of Istanbul's many famously steep hills. Down a winding road on the opposite side is Bebek, one of the most upmarket neighborhoods in Istanbul. The path that leads to the lush, forested campus overlooks the Bosphorus and boasts one of the most beautiful views in the city. Needless to say, the university is located on extremely valuable land.
However, that soon may not be the case. While speaking on a television program, Barış Yarkadaş, from the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), spoke of claims that Boğaziçi was going to be moved to the distant district of Polonezköy on the Anatolian side of the city and that the main campus was going to be "evaluated" by a major holding company. He added that he hoped the claims were untrue. However, if such a plan is in fact in store, it would come as no surprise because some of the city's most important green spaces and beautiful areas have been sacrificed for the sake of profitable development in recent years.
The protests show that young people in Turkey are still willing to take to the streets and fight for their rights despite the devastating consequences they could face in this increasingly harsh and repressive atmosphere. Fed up with the only government they have ever known, Turkey's Generation Z is facing a battered economy, staggering unemployment rates, and a political reality where their peers can be arrested for holding a banner or writing a tweet. But the protests and shows of solidarity have been inspirational for students like Arda.
"I felt a special energy inside me during that first week of protests. A kind of energy that I had not felt for too long. Having spent your entire life under this government does condition you to never really get hopeful, but I felt something maybe even more special than [hope]. I felt that I'm not alone," he said.
The widespread reaction to Bulu's appointment also has graduates like Kentel feeling optimistic: "What also gives me hope is the fact that the majority of these dissenting voices are not nostalgic about the state of academia five or 10 years ago, but rather they are building up the hope for a different, more egalitarian and inclusive academic culture."
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The College was built in 1937 as the third of Henry Morris's village Colleges in Cambridgeshire. Morris was a visionary educational pioneer and chief education officer of Cambridgeshire, whose ambition was to bring opportunities to rural communities and lifelong learning 'from cradle to grave'. He is remembered at the College in the naming of the Henry Morris Centre and Henry Morris garden.
The original building was built in the Art Deco style of the time and is now listed. It was designed to provide education for around 250 local children and, with its stunning setting under the local hills and the landmark of the water tower, benefited from attractively landscaped grounds for sporting and recreational purposes.
The population of the area grew in the post-war years and additional facilities were constructed to house music, English, mathematics, modern languages, science, art, technology and ICT. In 1993 the College Sports Centre was opened, which provides high quality sports facilities for the community and our own students. In 2007, an extensive building programme began which led to the opening of a new science block and dance studio in 2009. The programme was completed in November 2011 with the opening of a new reception area, library and student common rooms. We now have some of the most imaginatively designed education spaces in the county.
The College founded Chilford Hundred Education Trust in 2014 to support a struggling cluster primary school. CHET grew to include other primary schools in the locality, all of whom joined Anglian Learning on 1st April 2020. We are proud to be a member of this community-focused and like-minded family of schools.
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Mercedes-Benz will focus on the world premiere of the completely new infotainment system in the guise of the Mercedes-Benz User Experience (MBUX) at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (CES; 9 – 12 January 2018). Featuring innovative technology based on artificial intelligence and an intuitive operating system, the MBUX is set to usher in a new era in terms of infotainment and Mercedes me connectivity. To ensure a pioneering in-car experience, the technology will be introduced as standard equipment in the next compact car generation as early as 2018.
The official unveiling of the new infotainment system takes place on January 9, 2018. In addition, Mercedes-Benz will display the Concept EQA, smart vision EQ fortwo and the Mercedes-AMG Project ONE show cars in Las Vegas. Moreover, Las Vegas is also the final stop of the "Intelligent World Drive", with which Mercedes-Benz has tested automated drive functions on all five continents.
This has enabled the experts to gather information from all over the globe in real traffic conditions in order to adapt future automated and autonomous driving functions to the country-specific user and traffic situations. The automated test drives in the greater Los Angeles area, and subsequently at the CES in Las Vegas, concentrated on the assessment of driving behaviour in dense city traffic and on highways. The "Intelligent World Drive" test vehicle, which is based on the S-Class Saloon, will be on display at the CES.
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This 2,100-year-old silver coin shows the bust of Mithradates II, a ruler of the Parthian Empire.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – A coin collector from Lewiston, Maine, with no prior connection to Middlebury, has donated more than 1,000 ancient coins to the Middlebury College Museum of Art.
Gary Guimond, who started collecting ancient coins in the 1950s, was looking for an educational institution where his gold, silver, bronze, and electrum coins would be preserved, appreciated, and studied as primary sources of history.
Using online resources, Guimond learned about the Middlebury College Museum of Art and its extensive holdings in ancient civilizations, particularly from the fourth century BCE to the third century CE. The donor approached President Laurie Patton, who put him in touch with Middlebury's Office of Advancement, which connected him to the Museum of Art and its curator of ancient art, who was pleased to accept the gift.
"There are a good number of beautiful and interesting coins from ancient Greece, ancient Rome, the early and middle Byzantine eras, Parthia, and even the Gallic Empire," said Professor Pieter Broucke, the associate curator of ancient art. The collection is particularly strong in coinage from the Roman Empire, he said, with pieces displaying Augustus, Tiberius, Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, Septimus Severus, and the empresses Faustina the Elder and Julia Domna.
The collection includes a bronze Ptolemy II coin, a Republican silver coin, a number of Justinian coins, and a fourrée coin of Caracalla from the third century CE. The collection also contains several Byzantine cup-shaped bronze coins and some medieval French and Eastern European coins, as well as a cluster of lead tokens and pewter objects that served as currency in Renaissance England.
One coin of particular interest to Broucke is a silver drachm of the Parthian King Mithradates II, who ruled from 121 to 91 BCE. (See photo.) The coin, in fine condition, shows the diademed (or crowned) bust of "Mithradates the Great" wearing a torque (or collar) that ends in a seahorse. The coin was struck in Rhagai (modern-day Ray in Iran) in about the year 100 BCE, the professor said.
The Middlebury Museum is in the early stages of determining how the coins will be used, but Broucke is fairly certain that several will go on view in the Antiquities Gallery, while other coins or tokens, either individually or in small clusters, could be displayed in conjunction with the museum's Byzantine and medieval objects.
In addition, a number of the coins in less-than-fine condition will go into a "study collection," where students and faculty will be permitted to handle the objects and scrutinize them for research purposes, Broucke said.
The amazing gift of the coin collection is very exciting. I would be particularly interested in coins from our own colonial period.


The City Sightseeing Cape Town ticket office is arranged outside the Two Oceans Aquarium in the V&A Waterfront.
The V&A Waterfront lies between Robben Island and Table Mountain, in the heart of Cape Town's working harbor. Initially redesigned when more noteworthy free was required in the harbor back in the 1970s, today the Waterfront has turned into Africa's most gone to destination. Invest some energy shopping, watching motion pictures, eating out in style, or getting a charge out of sundowners ignoring the harbor.
This clamoring shopping, eating and amusement territory neighboring the Table Bay harbor is just about as synonymous with a visit to Cape Town, as the Table Mountain that looks upon it from up high. Created from excess docklands, this incomprehensible property now mixes consistently and alluringly with the working harbor.
Right beside the aquarium is the Watershed Craft Market. This delightful space is home to more than 150 occupants, offering a tremendous choice of items from earthenware production and furniture to materials, style and gems. Upstairs on the mezzanine level, Wellness at the Watershed offers a scope of medicines for your psyche, body and soul.
The nearby Market on the Wharf has a decision of more than 40 sustenance merchants get ready just the best fixings. You'll discover something to suit all tastes here.
The outside Amphitheater plays host to music, move and theater consistently and right adjacent is the nautical-themed play range for kids. Furthermore, obviously, the working harbor is a vital part of the V&A experience. Not just would you be able to watch pull pontoons tow substantial journey ships all through the straight, however there are various watercraft trips routinely accessible. The ship that vans guests to Robben Island leaves from Clock Tower Square. In the event that you would prefer not to pass up a great opportunity for your every day exercise, you will appreciate the assortment of cycle rental alternatives on the property, walk or run on the 2.5 or 5km running course or simply go for an unwinding stroll on the beachfront board walk.
Why stick to going by bus when you can likewise go by watercraft, bicycle or chopper?
Shopping at the V&A Waterfront is a treat where you truly can discover totally anything your heart wants. In the Victoria Wharf Shopping Center, you will discover all the real retailers and additionally worldwide brands. The Alfred Mall and Clock Tower Shopping Center is the place you'll discover a scope of workmanship, gems and claim to fame shops. Watershed, the new home for African art and configuration offers more than 365 brands from 150 inhabitants for you to browse.
Shopping isn't the main action that can be appreciated at the V&A Waterfront. You can likewise discover two silver screen buildings (which incorporate the new extravagance silver screen, Scene) which highlight the most recent discharged movies, housed inside the Victoria Wharf Shopping Center. The 123 hectare size property additionally has a world-class aquarium, the Two Oceans Aquarium and two exhibition halls; specifically the Maritime and Chavonnes Battery historical centers. There are additionally guided and independently directed verifiable strolling visits which the entire family can appreciate. The Cape Wheel is the place you will have the capacity to have a phenomenal 360° perspective of the city. For the games fan, the Springbok Experience Rugby Museum commends the historical backdrop of the Springboks and South African rugby. This gallery can be found on Portswood Ridge, outside the croquet grass.
The V&A Waterfront has more than 80 restaurants so there will undoubtedly be no less than one that will serve up something to your preferring. The V&A Food Market additionally has a wide assortment of nourishment and sweet alternatives for you to appreciate.


Water is precious. All health conscious people vouch for nutritional value of drinking water. Fresh and pure drinking water sources are becoming scarce. Most sources often have a variety of contaminants in drinking water. Purification of drinking water is necessary to remove the harmful bacteria, heavy metals, chemicals, etc that are harmful for our body. Berkey water purifiers are among the best purification systems around the world. They are highly economical but very effective purification systems. Berkey water purifiers can be used to get clean drinking water in any hostile environments around the world. The Big Berkey water purifiers are perfect for our daily needs. They are effective for use in any location, at homes or even in remote places where you may be camping or traveling. They can effectively remove harmful pathogenic bacteria and unwanted contaminants from drinking water.
The Big Berkey is a system that relies on gravity. You can use it anywhere where there is a source of drinking water. It can also be used in places which may not have electricity and water pressure. There are two parts, the upper chamber which can be filled with water for purification and the lower chamber where it gets stored on being filtered and purified. You can get clean drinking water in a matter of time.
The Big Berkey is elegant. It is made from high grade polished 304 stainless steel. You can easily clean it. The strong structure and easy handling makes it highly durable. The filter elements can effectively remove harmful pathogenic bacteria like e-coli, Cryptosporidium, cholera etc. Even harmful chemicals like chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, organic solvents etc can be effectively reduced to non detectable levels. It also has the ability to remove heavy metals like lead from water. The nutrient minerals are retained even when other harmful components are removed.
The Big Berkey can be easily assembled. You can just place the upper chamber into the lower one and that makes it simple for use even if you carry it around when you are traveling. The filter elements can be removed. You simply need a Scotch Brit Pad to clean it. Whenever it needs cleaning you can remove the elements and clean them under water. The filter elements are long lasting with filtration of about 60,000 gallons before needing a change.
Big Berkey purifiers are effective and powerful in removing pathogenic bacteria, cysts, bacteria, etc. They are even used to remove food coloring from water. There are some additional facilities which you can add to the Big Berkey, like systems that can remove fluoride and arsenic. Big Berkey can also work with 4 filters. With a storage capacity of 2.25 gallons you will find it perfect for medium sized families. It can purify up to 7 gallons per hour and with increased number of filter elements its capacity can double.
Berkey water purifiers are often the benchmark for other filtering systems. It's a good buy for your homes or even if you want it or specific occasions like outdoor functions etc. If you already have a Berkey water purifier you can upgrade to Big Berkey as and when the need arises.


against Milton's stated intent to "justify the ways of God to man?"
kind of a God given a -different- intent by Milton, but not that one.
But still, my question is sincere.  My guess is just a guess.
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The Blue Army Tour was a concert tour by American hard rock band Aerosmith. The tour sent the band to 17 locations across North America from June to August 2015, followed by a one-off performance in Moscow on September 5. The band started the tour in Glendale, Arizona on June 13, 2015. The band performed at a mix of large venues, small venues, and festivals.  The tour saw the band perform in several locations they had never previously performed in, as well as locations the band had not performed in several years. The band played some lesser-known deep cuts on the tour.

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SD Mines Researchers Work to Develop Latent Fingerprint and DNA Collection System
The Latent Fingerprint Extraction Team includes (from left to right) Sierra Rasmussen, graduate student; Jon Kellar Ph.D., Mines; William Cross Ph.D., Mines; John Hillard, undergraduate student; John Rapp, graduate student; Stanley May, Ph.D., USD; Jeevan Meruga, Ph.D., SecureMarking, LLC.
Researchers at South Dakota School of Mines & Technology and the University of South Dakota in Vermillion have received a grant of more than $840,000 from the National Institute of Justice to research the development of a handheld device that will read fingerprints and potentially collect DNA. The device, which might look like a handheld bar code reader or be attached to a smartphone, uses nanoparticles and infrared light to detect latent fingerprints on surfaces where fingerprint extraction has traditionally been difficult.
"We're designing the whole system," says Bill Cross, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering at SD Mines. "This also could potentially connect via the internet to various fingerprint databases and produce real time results at the scene of the crime or back in the forensic lab."
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In 2009 the former Homestake Mine was a dark, wet, and difficult place to conduct research. The deepest mine in North America began filling with water following its closure in 2002. As momentum built to turn the mine into an underground lab, pumps were installed to dewater the flooded shafts and tunnels. As the water receded, Rajesh Sani, PhD, was among the first researchers to enter the deeper sections of the mine.
"We went 5,000 feet deep, for sampling which took a great deal of effort," says Sani, an associate professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at SD Mines.
Sani and his team were not deep underground hunting for precious minerals, they were looking for bugs. "The microbes we found were as good as gold," he says with a smile.
Extremophiles are microorganisms that live in harsh environments. They have learned to thrive in places like the geothermal vents of the mid-Atlantic rift, the frigid waters of Antarctic lakes, or the veins of hot water found in tiny cracks deep underground. Extremophiles have evolved unique characteristics that make them very useful to scientists like Sani. Twelve years after that first trip, the former Homestake Mine is now the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF). Today, the microbes discovered inside SURF are at the center of exciting new research at SD Mines.
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Kamalabad (, also Romanized as Kamālābād) is a village in Kuhestan Rural District, in the Central District of Nain County, Isfahan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 300, in 74 families.

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BUSINESS ENGLISH UPDATE: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "CAREER" AND "DEGREE"?
There is often a lot of confusion for Spanish people about these two words. In general Spanish people like to use "career" a lot because it is like "carrera" in Spanish but it is a false friend because "career" in English means everything that you have done professionally after you finished your education.
If you want to talk about the subject that you studied at university then you need to use the word: "degree".


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