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RWS 100: Terms for
Studying the Rhetoric of Written Arguments (Glossary Addenda)

Rhetoric
refers to the study, uses, and effects of written, spoken and visual
language.

Argument –
any piece of written, spoken or visual language designed to bring about
some change in a reader’s, listener’s or hearer’s ideas or attitudes.
An argument asks us to consider, believe or do something. It is a
conclusion or claim based on evidence.

 In rhetoric, argument does not refer
to a situation in which people are fighting. Rather, it refers to a
situation in which people are making a case for a way of seeing things.

Components of argument include:

Claim –

Noun: A claim is an arguable
assertion. It is a conclusion based on information or data.

 Verb: To make a claim is to
assert that something is the case.

 Usually it is possible to identify a
claim that is the central
point or conclusion that an argument makes. A claim may appear at the
beginning or end of a text, but it may appear at any point in an
argument, or it may not appear explicitly anywhere in the argument, in
which case the reader must infer it from the evidence in the text.
Often arguments make more than one claim. They sometimes also make one
or more sub-claims.

Reason (sometimes also called grounds
or evidence or data)

 A reason is evidence, data or
information given to support a claim. To find reasons, ask why the
claim can be made. What have you got to go on? What evidence is there
to support this claim?

How do you find these elements of
an argument? How do you read for them?

 One good practice is to map or chart
or annotate the kinds of work done by each paragraph or section or
subsection of an argument.

Examples of language describing
author’s projects

Barbara Ehrenreich is a journalist
whose project is to investigate first hand whether it is possible to
live on the wages paid to unskilled workers. She went to each of three
cities for one month, to see whether she could “match income to
expenses, as the truly poor attempt to do every day” (6).

Alexander Stille is a journalist
whose project in “The Ganges Next Life” is to report on the
collaboration between a Hindu religious leader and a Berkeley professor
of engineering who both seek to clean up the Ganges River. His account
draws on interviews and a visit with these men to the site of a
clean-up project.

Eric Schlosser is an investigative
journalist whose project in “Global Realization” is to report on three
years of research into the fast food industry as it extends American
values and business practices to other nations. To do the project,
Schlosser traveled to various countries that have McDonald’s
franchises, and interviewed McDonald’s employees and customers outside
the U.S., as well as people who protest McDonald’s presence in their
nations. He attended a convention of fast food businesses. In addition
to this first-hand research, he also collected data from written
history books, science publications and web-sites.

Amy Chua is a professor at the Yale
Law School, specializing in international business and ethnic conflict
and globalization. In “A World on the Edge,” her project is to
investigate how the spread of free market economy and democracy
contributes to ethnic conflicts. The article was originally published
in the Autumn 2002 issue of Wilson Quarterly, a news magazine
about politics and foreign affairs, and was written for a lay audience.

Metadiscourse is language about
language. Often, metadiscourse announces what a paper will be about and
what it will do. Metadiscourse can be used both to announce the overall
project or purpose of the paper and to announce its argument.

 Metadiscourse also provides signposts
along the way, guiding the reader to what will come next and showing
how that is connected to what has come before.

Examples from professional articles:

"In this essay, I examine in some
detail what we mean by . . . My primary purpose, however, is to create
a new, shared discourse for understanding X."

"I want to explore a connection
between X & Y . . ., but as I will suggest. . ."

"My essay moves from an analysis of
this problem to case studies of [people] wrestling with it. My argument
is this: . . . . Such inquiry must start, as I will here, by
confronting the conflicts within . . ."

"In what follows, I hope to complicate
X by demonstrating the social potential of both Y and Z. I contend
that. . . . I show how these attitudes emerge not only in response to A
but to B."

"The following discussion sets out an
analysis and an illustration. The analysis identifies how several
claims cohere. . . . The illustration offers a formulation of what X
could be today."

Student work on Chua:
students can also use metadiscourse to describe their writing projects.
For example:

 This paper further investigates
Chua’s argument by using additional sources about globalization in
order to clarify both the problem and implications that she describes.

 I begin with a brief description Amy
Chua’s project and what it asks readers to consider. I then move to a
discussion of additional resources that make her work more
understandable.

 To bring Chua’s argument about the
“explosive collision” of these forces into sharper focus, I explore two
additional sources. The first extends Chua’s argument, and the second
complicates it by showing another way to look at problems that emerge
with globalization.

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Additional examples of
metadiscourse in our course texts:

Chua, 113

The argument I am making is frequently
misunderstood. I do not propose a universal theory. . . . The point,
rather, is this:

Kaldor, 270

In this essay, I shall distinguish
between the different types of armed forces that are emerging in the
post-Col War world. . .

Scott, 522

I shall use the term public
transcript as a shorthand way of describing the open interaction
between subordinates and those who dominate.

Scott, 531

Now that the basic idea of public and
hidden transcripts has been introduced, I will venture a few
observations by way of orienting the subsequent discussion.

Ehrenreich, 196

But the real question is not how well
I did at work but how well I did at life in general, which includes
eating and having a place to stay. The fact that these are two separate
questions needs to be underscored right away.

Ehrenreich, 204

But the resistance of employers only
raises a second and ultimately more intractable question: Why isn’t
this resistance met by more effective counterpressure from the workers
themselves?

Examples of language describing
authors’ arguments:

 In Nickel and Dimed Ehrenreich
argues that America is not truly a democracy, but rather a “culture of
extreme inequality” (212), in which the unskilled work for less pay
than it is possible to live on.

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 Ehrenreich argues against the
assumption that poverty is simply a result of unemployment. Rather, her
research shows that, for many employed people, poverty results from low
ages.

 In “A World on the Edge,” Amy Chua
suggests that democracy, free market economies, and ethnic hatred are
“the three most powerful forces operating in the world today” (108). As
she investigates the relationship among these three forces, she makes a
two-part argument, proposing both a problem and a solution. Challenging
accepted notions about democracy and free markets, she argues that the
spread of these often fuels ethnic hatreds.

Context:
the larger textual and cultural environment in which specific
rhetorical acts take place.

Here are some ways in which DRWS
instructors may talk about the term context:

We can think about a source  in
the context of the publication where it appeared.

 Publication data: where was a source
published? What sort of publication is that? What is its readership?
What are the interests/themes/methods of that publication? Does the
source text provide any clues to the readership and their interests?

 For example, Amy Chua’s “A World on
the Edge” was originally published in the
Wilson Quarterly, a journal that many students and instructors
aren’t familiar with.

  A quick Google search turns up this
magazine’s website, which says, “By presenting the best writing and
thinking of academics, specialists, and others to a broad audience,
[the Wilson Quarterly] aims to overcome the specialization and
information overload that prevent the public from following
developments in significant realms of knowledge. The magazine ranges
over many subject areas but always with an eye to public questions:
issues in politics and policy, culture, religion, science, and other
fields that bear upon our public life.”

This tells us that the article was
written by a specialist, but for a lay audience interested in knowing
about a range of topics. We could check the table of contexts of an
issue of the magazine to get a better feel for what those topics are.

We can think about a source  in
the context of the author’s life, persona and work.

 Author’s life: who wrote the work?
Who is that person? When and where does/did that person live? What do
we know about his/her other work, activities, methods, public
appearances, reputation? Does the source text include any clues about
the author’s life and works?

 For example, Robert Coles, in “The
Tradition: Fact and Fiction,” provides readers with several anecdotes
about his practice as a psychologist and his experiences with other
psychologists, authors, and documentarians, providing clues about his
reputation and work.

We can think about a source  in
the context of the other work available since rhetorical acts don’t
happen in a vacuum, but usually respond to and engage with other
discussions that are going on about a particular topic. We can ask,
does the source text include any references to or clues about the
ongoing discussion?

 For example, Ronne Hartfield, in her
introduction to Another Way Home: The Tangled Roots of Race in One
Chicago Family, positions her book in relation to contemporary work
on mulattoness, naming five recent books that address this topic in
ways that are different from her own approach (page xiv).

We can think about a source  in
the context of past ideas, discoveries, theories, research, and
writing about a topic.

 Sometimes writers refer to past work
which may be an important antecedent for their arguments. The source
text may include references to or clues about this past work. For
example, Martin Luther King in “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” refers
to Socrates and Ghandi as sources of ideas about non-violent protest.

We can think about a source  in
the context of specific events and audiences.

 Rhetorical acts address audiences
and respond to particular events or situations. Sometimes these
audiences are quite specific. For example, Martin Luther King, in his
“Letter from a Birmingham Jail,” addresses a specific audience of
clergy about the lunch counter protests that were happening in
Birmingham.

Mark Hertsgaard, in “The Oblivious
Empire,” responds to the events of 9/11 and the question “why do they
hate us”?

We can think about a text  in
the context of its reception.

 How did people respond to the work
when it was published? Was it well received? Were people shocked?

 For example, the reception of Martin
Luther King’s “Declaration of Independence from the War in Vietnam” was
hostile in some circles, with people calling King a traitor.

We can think about a text  in
the context of common assumptions about the topic.

 For example, in “Appearances,” John
Berger begins his argument concerning the meaning of photographs by
addressing how most viewers are used to experiencing photography in
certain ways.

We can think about a source  in
the current social context in which we are reading: our own locale,
the events that are present to us, our own experiences.

 For example, looking at James Agee
and Walker Evans’ Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, readers may be
able to read the images of white Depression-era migrants differently
when seen in the context of the current political climate concerning
the felonization of immigration.

Context: a useful discussion by
rhetoricians Faigley and Selzer:

 In Good Reasons: Designing and
Writing Effective Arguments (Longman 2006), Lester Faigley and Jack
Selzer describe textual and contextual
analysis, two approaches to rhetorical analysis that roughly correspond
to RWS 100 and 200:

[G]enerally approaches to rhetorical
analysis can be placed between two broad extremes—not mutually
exclusive categories but extremes along a continuum. At the one end of
the continuum are analyses that concentrate more on texts than
contexts. They typically use rhetorical concepts to analyze the
features of texts. Let’s call this approach textual analysis.
At the other extreme are approaches that emphasize context over text.
These emphasize reconstructing the cultural environment . . . that
existed when a particular rhetorical event took place, and then depend
on that re-creation to produce clues about the persuasive tactics and
appeals. Those who undertake contextual analysis—as we’ll call
this second approach—regard particular rhetorical acts as parts of
larger communicative chains, or “conversations” (63)

They add:

[C]ontextual rhetorical
analysis always proceeds from a description of the
rhetorical situation
that motivated the item in question. . . . It regards communications as
anything but self-contained:

Each communication is considered as
a response to other communications (and to other social practices.)

Communications (and social
practices) are considered to reflect the attitudes and values of the
communities that sustain them.

Evidence is sought about how those
other communications (and social practices) are reflected in texts.

 Rhetorical analysis from a
contextualist perspective understands individual pieces as parts of
ongoing conversations.

 The challenge is to reconstruct the
conversation surrounding a specific piece of writing of speaking
(69-70).


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Demi Bagby is an athlete, fitness model, and social media personality. Demi Bagby is famous for her transformation into a formidable CrossFit athlete who was once thought to spend her life in a wheelchair due to her accident.
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Demi Bagby is an American athlete, fitness model, and social media personality (21 years old) who was born on January 10, 2001, in San Diego, California, United State.
There is no information regarding her father's and mother's names. She has four siblings, two brothers, and two sisters. One of her brothers is Devon Bagby.
Similarly, her Zodiac sign is Capricorn and she belongs to white ethnicity. However, she is a high school and there is no further information about her education.
Just after one year of the accident, she started bodyweight training and performing a difficult stunt.
Caption: Demi Bagby on her childhood picture (Source: Instagram)
Demi is straight and not married yet. She is currently in a relationship with fellow fitness enthusiasts Scott Mathison. The Fitness couple shares their alternative way of celebrating Valentine's Day.
Instead of chocolates, her partner gifts her chicken and vegetables and takes her to the gym. The duo often shares videos and photos together on social media handles.
Caption: Demi Bagby posing with her partner (Source: Instagram)
Furthermore, there is no information about her rumors and controversy. She likes to keep her life low and is not open about her personal life. Similarly, she likes to keep away from controversy and rumors.
She has green eyes with blonde hair. She has a height of 4 feet 11 inches (1.5m) and a weight of 52 kgs (115 lbs). However, there is no information regarding her body measurements.
Demi Bagby is an American CrossFit athlete, bodybuilder, and social media celebrity who was once called 'the world's toughest teen'. She became popular after making a miraculous recovery from an accident that had left her nearly paralyzed.
This teen attracted attention for documenting her unbelievable journey of recovery on different social media sites. She has been involved in physical training since a very young age and began calisthenics when she turned 15.
As of her career, she is an American CrossFit athlete. She gets into bodyweight training from a young age. Moreover, she was a cheerleader as well as a soccer player. In 2016, she was ranked 23rd in the world among CrossFit athletes of her age group.
While performing with the Cheerleader squad she misses stepped which leads to damage to her back and left her paralyzed.
The intense training was unthinkable at that time. However, the inspirational teen didn't give up. She heard of the CrossFit regime and calisthenics which fascinated her and decided to dedicate her life to CrossFit training.
Then she proved the medical professional wrong when she started CrossFit training.
Just after one year of the accident, she started bodyweight training and performing a difficult stunt. She has become a role model for many people after the surprising recovery.
Now she started climbing a new mountain and is engaged in activities such as acrobatics, yoga, parkour, lifting, and surfing. Bagby proved to the world that with the belief and perseverance that anything is possible.
Moreover, she is a social media personality. She has gained the thousand of the fan on the internet.
Caption: Demi Bagby on her YouTube video (Source: YouTube)
She created a fitness self-titled YouTube channel on January 28, 2013, where she posts her workout videos. Firstly she uploaded her debut video titled "The First Teen SuperHuman Female Athlete," on March 16, 2017.
The video has garnered over mother than 283k views.
Some of the videos on her channel include "8 MIN UPPER BODY WORKOUT // Beginner Friendly No Equipment," "15 MIN FULL BODY HOME WORKOUT // No Equipment, No Noise," "
10 MIN HOME WORKOUT CHALLENGE," and "HOW TO DO A PULL-UP // Beginner Calisthenics." So far, she has garnered more than 180k subscribers with over 4.7 million views.
Demi Bagby – Net Worth
Bagby has an estimated net worth of around $600,000 as of 2019. The primary sources of her income came from being a fitness model and social media personality. But there is no information about her car, salary, and house.
Demi Bagby – Awards
In 2016, she was ranked 23rd in the world among CrossFit training athletes of her age group. She could still win awards in the near future as she is still very young.
Demi Bagby – Social media
She is highly active in social media. Her Instagram account name "@dimibagby" has amassed more than 2.3 million followers and her Facebook account has more than 202 k followers.
Her Twitter account @DemiBagby has more than 5.9k followers. Moreover, her YouTube channel Demi Bagby has more than 118 k subscribers.
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![Video.js logo](https://i.cloudup.com/C3nAUZ-l4c.png)

# [Video.js - HTML5 Video Player](http://videojs.com)  [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/videojs/video.js.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/videojs/video.js)

> Video.js is a web video player built from the ground up for an HTML5 world. It supports HTML5 and Flash video, as well as YouTube and Vimeo (through [plugins](https://github.com/videojs/video.js/wiki/Plugins)). It supports video playback on desktops and mobile devices. This project was started mid 2010, and the player is now used on over ~~50,000~~ 100,000 websites.

## Quick start
Thanks to the awesome folks over at [Fastly](http://www.fastly.com/), there's a free, CDN hosted version of Video.js that anyone can use. Simply add these includes to your document's
`<head>`:

```html
<link href="http://vjs.zencdn.net/4.11/video-js.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="http://vjs.zencdn.net/4.11/video.js"></script>
```

Then, whenever you want to use Video.js you can simply use the `<video>` element as your normally would, but with an additional `data-setup` attribute containing any Video.js options. These options
can include any Video.js option plus potential [plugin](https://github.com/videojs/video.js/wiki/Plugins) options, just make sure they're valid JSON!

```html
<video id="really-cool-video" class="video-js vjs-default-skin" controls
 preload="auto" width="640" height="264" poster="really-cool-video-poster.jpg"
 data-setup='{}'>
  <source src="really-cool-video.mp4" type='video/mp4'>
  <source src="really-cool-video.webm" type='video/webm'>
  <p class="vjs-no-js">
    To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser
    that <a href="http://videojs.com/html5-video-support/" target="_blank">supports HTML5 video</a>
  </p>
</video>
```

If you don't want to use auto-setup, you can leave off the `data-setup` attribute and initialize a video element manually.

```javascript
var player = videojs('really-cool-video', { /* Options */ }, function() {
  console.log('Good to go!');

  this.play(); // if you don't trust autoplay for some reason

  // How about an event listener?
  this.on('ended', function() {
    console.log('awww...over so soon?');
  });
});
```

If you're ready to dive in, the [documentation](docs/index.md) is the first place to go for more information. Generally the
[player API docs](docs/api/vjs.Player.md) are the most pertinent.

## Contributing
Video.js is a free and open source library, and we appreciate any help you're willing to give. Check out the [contributing guide](CONTRIBUTING.md).

## Building your own Video.js from source
To build your own custom version read the section on [contributing code](CONTRIBUTING.md#contributing-code) and ["Building your own copy"](CONTRIBUTING.md#building-your-own-copy-of-videojs) in the contributing guide.

## License

Video.js is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. [View the license file](LICENSE)

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Q: How do I determine if two convex polygons intersect? Suppose there are a number of convex polygons on a plane, perhaps a map.  These polygons can bump up against each other and share an edge, but cannot overlap.

To test if two polygons P and Q overlap, first I can test each edge in P to see if it intersects with any of the edges in Q.  If an intersection is found, I declare that P and Q intersect.  If none intersect, I then have to test for the case that P is completely contained by Q, and vice versa.  Next, there's the case that P==Q.  Finally, there's the case that share a few edges, but not all of them.  (These last two cases can probably be thought of as the same general case, but that might not be important.)
I have an algorithm that detects where two line segments intersect.  If the two segments are co-linear, they are not considered to intersect for my purposes.
Have I properly enumerated the cases?  Any suggestions for testing for these cases?
Note that I'm not looking to find the new convex polygon that is the intersection, I just want to know if an intersection exists.  There are many well documented algorithms for finding the intersection, but I don't need to go through all the effort.

A: There are several ways to detect intersection and / or containment between convex polygons. It all depends on how efficient you want the algorithm to be. Consider two convex polygons R and B with r and b vertices, respectively:

*

*Sweep line based algorithm. As you mentioned you can perform a sweep line procedure and keep the intervals resulting from the intersection of the polygons with the sweeping line. If at any time the intervals overlap, then the polygons intersect. The complexity is O((r + b) log (r + b)) time.

*Rotating Callipers based algorithm. See here and here for more details. The complexity is O(r + b) time.

*The most efficient methods can be found here and here. These algorithms take O(log r + log b) time.

A: You could use this collision algorithm:

To be able to decide whether two convex polygons are intersecting (touching each other) we can use the Separating Axis Theorem. Essentially:

*

*If two convex polygons are not intersecting, there exists a line that passes between them.

*Such a line only exists if one of the sides of one of the polygons forms such a line.

  The first statement is easy. Since the polygons are both convex, you'll be able to draw a line with one polygon on one side and the other polygon on the other side unless they are intersecting. The second is slightly less intuitive. Look at figure 1. Unless the closest sided of the polygons are parallel to each other, the point where they get closest to each other is the point where a corner of one polygon gets closest to a side of the other polygon. This side will then form a separating axis between the polygons. If the sides are parallel, they both are separating axes.

So how does this concretely help us decide whether polygon A and B intersect? Well, we just go over each side of each polygon and check whether it forms a separating axis. To do this we'll be using some basic vector math to squash all the points of both polygons onto a line that is perpendicular to the potential separating line (see figure 2). Now the whole problem is conveniently 1-dimensional. We can determine a region in which the points for each polygon lie, and this line is a separating axis if these regions do not overlap.

If, after checking each line from both polygons, no separating axis was found, it has been proven that the polygons intersect and something has to be done about it.

A: *

*if the polygons are always convex, first calculate the angle of a line drawn from center to center of the polygons. you can then eliminate needing to test edge segments in the half of the polygon(s) 180 degrees away from the other polygon(s).

*to eliminate the edges, Start with the polygon on the left. take the line segment from the center of the polygon that is perpendicular to the line segment from the previous bullet, and touches both sides of the polygon. call this line segment p, with vertexes p1 and p2. Then, for all vertexes if the x coordinate is less than p1.x and p2.x That vertex can go in the "safe bucket".

*if it doesn't, you have to check to make sure it is on the "safe" side of the line (just check the y coordinates too)
-if a line segment in the polygon has all vertexes in the "safe bucket" you can ignore it.
-reverse the polarity so you are "right oriented" for the second polygon.

A: GJK collision detection should work.

A: Since altCognito already gave you a solution,  I'll only point out an excellent book on computational geometry that might interest you.

A: Your test cases should work, since you're checking the case where the polygons don't intersect at all (completely outside or completely inside), as well as where there is any form of partial intersection (edges intersect always if there is overlap).
For testing, I would just make sure to test every potential combination.  The one missing above from what I see is a single edge shared, but one poly contained in the other.  I would also add tests for some more complex poly shapes, from tri -> many sided, just as a precaution.
Also, if you had a U shaped poly that completely surrounded the poly, but didn't overlap, I believe your case would handle that, but I would add that as a check, as well.

A: Here's an idea:

*

*Find the center point of each polygon

*Find the two points of each polygon closest to the center point of the other. They will be adjacent points in convex polygons. These define the nearest edge of each polygon, let's call the points {A, B} and {Y, Z}

*Find the intersection of lines AB and YZ. If the line segments cross (the intersection on AB lies between A and B), your polygons intersect. If AB and XY are parallel ignore this condition, the next step will trap the problem.

*There is one more case you need to check for, which is when the polygons intersect heavily enough that AB and XY are completely past each other and don't actually intersect.
To trap this case, calculate the perpendicular distances of AB and XY to each polygons center points. If either center point is closer to the opposite polygon's line segment your polygon overlap heavily.

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1. In 1621, Thomas Prence arrived in Plymouth Colony and claimed "one akre" of land in the new settlement. Thirteen years later, a combination of ambition and a reputation for being one of the most ardent Separatist Puritans in a colony full of Separatist Puritans led to his election as governor, and he would remain a member of Plymouth's political elite from that point forward. After the 1657 death of William Bradford-Plymouth's original governor and more than any other man the motor that drove the colony-Prence once again became governor.
2. When Quakers attempted to proselytize in the colony, Prence and his fellow leaders refused to contemplate anyone else claiming the freedom of religion that they did when founding their New World Zion. Freedom of religion was reserved for the established majority in colonial New England; in Massachusetts Bay to the north, four Quakers were hanged for defying the immigration ban. For its part, the Plymouth general court banned Quaker immigrants, with public floggings and heavy fines the penalty for those who defied the edict. Quakers who already resided in the colony were forbidden to vote or claim any civic rights. The law occasioned some backlash and was difficult to enforce, and a tactic compromise emerged where Quakers would be allowed to remain in the colony so long as they did not worship or perform any other activity in public that would distinguish them from the Puritan majority. They were, in short, assimilated via the threat of violence. But Thomas Prence was rarely a compromising sort. An official who challenged the Quaker ban was stripped of his offices and of the right to vote. Prence cultivated a reputation as "a Terrour to evill doers," where "evill" was defined as anyone who opposed his will.
Thomas Prence was my eleventh great-grandfather.
3. Peregrine Stanborough was born in 1640, in Southampton, Long Island; he was the son of one of that settlement's founders, and very likely the first white child born in Southampton. That village was founded by Puritan emigres from Massachusetts Bay, part of the larger diaspora of English Puritans that spread white European peoples throughout the regions now known as New England and New York. Southampton's immigrants were tolerated quite well, actually, by the Native peoples on Long Island. The Shinnecock Indians helped guide the first settlers to the site where they would construct Southampton, one of the oldest European settlements in present-day New York. The English settlement grew so quickly that the Shinnecock peoples ended up dispossessed of most of their land. The oldest Indian reservation in the United States is the Shinnecock Reservation, where those who hosted the distinguished founders of Southampton were relocated to in 1701.
4. The first African slaves arrived in New Netherlands (called New York after 1664) in 1626. By 1700, more slaves were held in New York than any other northern mainland colony. Slaves built the colony's prosperity in part by allowing whites to engage in commercial ventures while still knowing African and African American slaves would perform essential agricultural labor. Slaves and their work fed and sustained those who did not labor in the earth, but rather among the ledgers and manifests that made New York a pre-eminent center of commercial wealth by the late 18th century. Many of the products that passed through this thriving port city were the products of enslaved labor elsewhere in the sprawling British Empire. White wealth was built largely on black slavery.
5. Peregrine Stanborough shows up in the Southampton village court records with his father Josiah about a decade after his birth. Peregrine apparently stole some fruit from a neighbor, and Josiah refused to whip his son. Both of them ended up in front of Southampton's court. Josiah was placed in the stocks for refusing to punish his son. Peregrine was tied to the whipping post and flogged. While this must have been a horrific punishment to endure, it did not stop Peregrine from inflicting it on others later in his life. When he died in 1701, his will deeded a couple, "my Negroes, Will & Isabel…with the bed they lye on" to his wife.
Peregrine Stanborough was my eighth great-grandfather.
6. William Painter was born in Ohio in 1821. Painter emigrated to northern Iowa in 1849, which was, according to family records, "then the habitation almost exclusively of the red man." Taking advantage of federal land policies that privileged white land ownership on easy terms via the expropriation of Native lands and (when necessary) the removal of Indian peoples, Painter built a grist mill in 1852, and helped lay out the settlement of Decorah the following year. "William Painter may well be proud of the appellation of The Father of Decorah, to which he is justly entitled," his biography reads.
William Painter was my fourth great-grandfather.
9. John Henry Gannon was born in 1883 near Graigueachullaire, Dunmore County, Galway, Ireland. He married Catherine McWalters in February, 1910, and in May, the two of them boarded the SS Cedric with hundreds of other migrants bound for a better life in New York. By 1915, John and Catherine were farming near Wasta, South Dakota, on land that had been opened for white settlement several decades before, with the removal of the Lakota peoples that reached its bloody denouement at Wounded Knee Creek in 1890. Fortunately for them, the Irish were deemed "white men," and thus eligible for the provisions and easy purchase terms of nineteenth-century homesteading legislation. Had they arrived a century earlier, they would have been seen by Americans as "wild Irish," and not "white." But by the 1840s, the Irish had arrived in such numbers that, even if they hadn't found full social and cultural acceptance, the descendants of earlier immigrants who saw themselves as white extended that whiteness to the Irish. Such is the purely scientific and not at all culturally-contingent constancy of race.
John Gannon was my great-grandfather.
10. I am not an Amerindian, nor am I a potato, so I am thus not original to this land that Europeans called "America." The United States, a territory carved out of Native, then Spanish, territory and launched into economic power by the produce of slave labor, is largely peopled by those who share my origin story. Many of us are are the sons and daughters of immigrants, some who came willingly, some who came because they felt they had no other choice, and still more who came because they literally had no other choice. My forebears worked hard and built things. My forebears had others work hard and build things for them. My forebears faced difficulties and adversities. My forebears benefited from privileges which devolved on them solely because of phenotype, and that spared them from even worse difficulties and adversities. They identified, and were identified as, white. As such, they were admitted into an exclusive socio-political sector of the societies into which they immigrated. They were able to climb a ladder that was kicked away before many newer arrivals, or more recently and begrudgingly-admitted members of this society, were allowed to start their own climb. I am the product of courage, of hardship, of privation, and of labor. I am the product of privilege, of violent expropriation of land and labor from others, and of phenotype. More than one thing can be true. And more than one thing often is. It is impossible to separate one's story from everyone else's. No one gets away clean from History.
We haven't yet decided how we want to answer that question.
Once you read the whole post you might see that I was making a larger point, perhaps.
I like your essay very much. As you say no one gets away clean from History. Although some are more tarnished by it than others. We can't change history and we shouldn't in my opinion project all of our moral judgments on the past. We weren't there. I think it is better to try and understand and interpret the past without overly imposing the view of our time on it. I made the point about the Puritans and how different the 17th century was because the colonies were not founded as beacons of religious toleration as many would like to believe. In Maryland, supposed to be a haven for Catholics, Catholics could not vote and the colony endured a lot of fighting and chaos between Protestants and Catholics. Now we have many claiming that we were founded as a Christian nation, which is simply untrue. The founders purposely left religion out of the Constitution except to say there could be no religious test for an office holder.
My eighth great-grandfather, a Puritan, came to New England in 1635. The other strands on my father's side were all in Massachusetts by 1661. My great-grandfather on my mother's side was born in Ulster in 1820 of Scots descent as was my great-grandmother. They came to the US in 1855 or so, first settling in Indiana and then moving to Ohio. They would have called themselves Ulstermen. The term Scotch-Irish is an American invention.
I sometimes wonder if we will ever settle issues of race, we can't change the past. The current administration and its supporters are making things much worse. The founder of the Bettman Archive said: The Good Old Days weren't.


Search a thesaurus and you will find a few synonyms for quirky – bizarre, idiosyncratic, wacky and unusual being a pick. All of these are traits that appeal to me when deciding which golf courses to visit.
In the 1990's, as Nick Faldo was winning his Majors and golf was in a boom period, many landowners decided to convert their agricultural space to a golf course in the search for profits. Many of these courses were hit by the credit crunch and have been converted back to their original use. I am not surprised – they were long, bland and often poorly drained.
It is normal that complexes with 36 holes of golf have a similar feel across both courses. At one of my favourite such places, Saunton in Devon, for example, any of the holes on the East Course could be transferred to the West or vice versa without affecting the balance or character of either course.
Not at Bramshaw Golf Club in Hampshire. On one side of the road is the Manor Course, a beautifully manicured traditional parkland layout through mature trees with a multitude of bunkers and superbly conditioned greens. On the other side of the road is something completely different.
The Forest Course was built around 1865 and sits within the boundaries of the New Forest National Park. The land is owned by the Forestry Commision and is subject to many covenents including local commoners being able to put their livestock out to graze.
With up to 140 'heads' of cattle put out on the course at any one time, playing on the first tee could, on occasions, be quite a challenge. We had to find an alternative solution for the heaviest grazed areas that would suit all interested parties and enable commoning practices to continue to thrive alongside a leisure activity that is enjoyed by many".
This is golf in its most natural form. There is only one hole with bunkers and restrictions mean that the fairways can only be cut twice a year.
With a stunning setting through a site of special scientific interest and ponies, cows and wild boars amongst the spectators (obstacles) this is truly unique, old-school golf at its finest.
Sutton Bridge Golf Club, established in 1914 is a fine nine-hole parkland golf course located in and around an abandoned late nineteenth century dock basin adjacent to the River Nene in South Lincolnshire.
Just take a moment to read that last sentence again – a golf course in an abandoned dock! This is surely unique in the world let alone England. The Club advertises itself as 'free-draining', which, for a dock, must explain some of the engineering disasters in its past!
As the history goes, back in 1881, the Sutton Bridge Port completed the construction of the dock basin some ten acres in area. No one could have foreseen the engineering disaster that quickly followed its opening. Three ships had sailed into the basin and fortunately all three managed to escape before the dock walls began to collapse and two large pumping engines sank into the running silt.
The basin was abandoned for some thirty years until local people had the foresight to see the 35 acres as a golf course. The original walls of the dock basin form an intrinsic part of the course and create changes in levels which are not found in many other fenland courses.
As you might expect, the walls of the dock are not subtle. As the photo shows they are concrete and 15ft high. Seven of the nine holes play along or over the walls. They are a health and safety officers nightmare with golf balls richoting around like pinballs and golfers in eminent danger of overbalancing and 'falling in' the dock on some shots.
With such a tight piece of land, this is one of the most claustrophobic layouts you will find, but each hole is truly bizarre and if you bring a sense of humour, you will love this place.
It takes something special to beat the weirdness of the previous two courses, but Painswick delivers and some. It truly is the Queen of quirky.
Formed in 1891, the course is laid out on Painswick Beacon, one of a string of pre-Roman Hill Forts constructed on the Cotswold Hills. After a truly terrible opening hole, which is so steeply uphill that anything less than a 6-iron from the par 4 tee is likely to spear straight into the rise in front of you, the course is essentially out and back along the narrow hill ridge.
When you have finally made your way up the hill to the 1st green you are around 900ft above sea-level and the view across to the Welsh Mountains is stunning. What follows is a series of unique golf holes routed through the great ramparts of the Bronze Age fort.
The most crazy of a series of insane hole designs is undoubtedly the Par 3 5th. At just 114 yards, it is not long, but when stood on the tee the first-time visitor truly has no idea in which direction to aim.
This hole was ranked number 7 in the 2003 publication 'Britain's 100 Extraordinary Golf Holes' (still available on Amazon) and I am surprised it was not higher. Remarkably, these ramparts are less forbidding now than in the past, as much of the stone has been quarried for use in building the local cathedral and churches.
Running as it does on common land, the course is often swarmed by walkers and is impossible to play on Sundays.
It is with some relief, like landing from your first sky dive, that the course returns to flatter land in the village for the last couple of holes.
If, like me, the modern American style golf design does not quite do it for you, check out these ancient quirks of history and you will come away with a broad smile. And do you know what-the green fees are a fraction of the price as well.


When locals in western Colorado's old uranium mining towns of Naturita and Nucla get word that a journalist is coming to town, they reach for their guns. Not to shoot the "fake news" media. No, they dust off their firearms as props for photo ops. Ever since Nucla passed a law in 2013 requiring every household to own a gun, the story has drawn the press like flies on fresh roadkill.
This area was once a uranium mining and milling hub for the Atomic Energy Commission's Manhattan Project, and later for nuclear power. As cheaper sources of the ore emerged, the industry tanked. There was a brief jolt of optimism in 2007, when Energy Fuels announced plans to build a new uranium mill in Paradox Valley, just down the road from Nucla and Naturita. Depressed uranium prices and opposition soon scuttled that project.
Fortunately, a new story has come to town. It's still badass, in keeping with our popular image. And that's weed — cannabis, or more precisely, hemp. Thanks to new legislation and good growing conditions (lots of sun and water and dirt), the region has become a magnet for hemp farming. More recently processing has also begun, in a startup based in Nucla's old elementary schoolhouse. The facility is run by Paradox Ventures, owned by Republican state Sen. Don Coram.
Historically a conservative mining region, the West End has enthusiastically embraced a trade usually associated with illegal grows and "hippies." Yet everyone here, from miners to cattle ranchers, seems to be trying to get a piece of the action, much the way Coram is. His partners, Reams Construction and its subsidiary Tomcat Mining, all sponsor the nonprofit West End Economic Development Corporation, which works to promote the hemp economy. This summer, Paradox Ventures planted a hemp field on some of Reams property next door to my house. A small team of farmers sprayed the crop by hand with natural pesticide, walking the crop rows wearing wide-brimmed hats in the sun. They looked like Vietnamese rice farmers.
Richard Linnett is a contributor to Writers on the Range, the opinion service of High Country News (hcn.org). He is a writer who lives in Naturita and commutes to work in California.


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Watch A Top All-American Dog in Rally
Jan 06, 2016 | 1 Minute
Sammy CD RAE2 was once a homeless dog, wandering the streets of New York City. But he now has a wonderful home with dog trainer Brian Burton and a successful career as a top performer in AKC Rally and Obedience through the AKC Canine Partners program. In this video, you can see Sammy in action at the 2013 AKC Rally National Championship (RNC).
This year's RNC takes place March 18 in Tulsa, OK, in conjunction with the AKC Agility National Championship and AKC National Obedience Championship.
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My name is John Wyse, I am a father of three girls named Krystal age 15, Chelsea age 13 and Nicole age 12, and married to Mary since 2004. I have been diagnosed with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (PPMS) in October 2010. After being diagnosed I have MS and that there was nothing the doctors can do for me, and there was no cure for what I have, I went through several procedures and diets to try to help. The research continued until I found Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation for Autoimmune Disease (HSCT).
I am asking for help in my fundraising or donations, on the costs of the HSCT, air fare, for myself and two people who will come along with me, to take care of me during my treatment in Israel. I john Wyse will be the first one from Vancouver Island BC to go for this procedure in Israel, to treat PPMS. I am looking to do a story with media to get help from our Canadian viewers and readers help on donations.
With my new findings and research on the procedure, I have found a place in Israel to do the procedure.
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I believe if I go for this procedure it will halt my PPMS, by doing the HSCT in Israel April 3, 2016, which is the date is set for me to go.
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Oct 28, 2008 Dr. Allen Carlson | East-West Center | www.eastwestcenter.org
October 28, 2008, Dr. Allen Carlson
A Flawed Perspective: The Limitations Inherent in the Study of Chinese Nationalism
(Click to enlarge) Dr. Allen Carlson discusses nationalism in China at the East-West Center in Washington on October 28, 2008.
(Washington DC) October 28 –Focusing excessively on Chinese nationalism as an explanation for China's domestic or foreign policy behavior may distort the actual condition of identity politics in China. At an East-West Center event, Dr. Allen Carlson of Cornell University argued that few proponents of the view that Chinese nationalism is increasing can support their claims with empirical evidence and that by focusing on only the loudest voices in the discussion of Chinese identity, analysts overlook the diversity in the debate over what it means to be Chinese.
Dr. Carlson pointed out that the arguments to support the idea of rising Chinese nationalism often lack clear benchmarks that demonstrate the increase in nationalist sentiment over time. Though he acknowledged that proving something as intangible as nationalism is difficult, he argued that without setting clear measurements and benchmarks, it is misleading to use Chinese nationalism as a significant causation variable in describing current and possible future actions of the Chinese state.
He instead focused on the vibrant state of identity politics in China, noting that there is a very rich debate about Chinese identity in cyberspace where, despite government censorship, more and more Chinese are discussing their national identity. He argued that there is no unified definition of what it means to be Chinese much less a collective nationalism of the type that many American experts suggest will shape Chinese international policy.
Dr. Carlson cited several examples, including the anger the Chinese people exhibited over the Tibet uprising earlier this year which far outstripped the official rhetoric of the government, the debate in artistic communities over the message of a collective Chinese history suggested in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, and the tainted-milk scandal in which many bloggers questioned the Chinese government's fitness to lead the nation.
These and other debates taking place on computers all over China prompted Dr. Carlson to suggest that there is a great deal of fluidity over what it means to be Chinese, and that these arguments are constantly challenging the party line.
Rather than the collective national monolith that the Chinese government would like to portray to the world, China's discussion about its national identity is causing a certain amount of instability within the country; instability that is contrary to the claims by American scholars that a unified nationalism will push the government to act aggressively toward its neighbors. Instead, Dr. Carlson felt that this debate will cause the Chinese government to look inward rather than outward and that the cultural instability that it causes could lead the Chinese state to miscalculate its citizens' responses to a wide range of issues.
Dr. Allen Carlson is an associate professor at Cornell University and serves as the director of undergraduate studies for Cornell's government department as well as an advisor to its newly established China Asia Pacific Studies program. He is currently exploring the issue of nontraditional security in China's emerging relationship with the rest of the international system. Recently, he was chosen to participate in the National Committee's prestigious Public Intellectuals Program and has finished an article on the issue of Chinese nationalism which is forthcoming in the journal Nations and Nationalism. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Yale University and was a Fulbright-Hays scholar at Peking University during the 2004-2005 academic year.
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October 29: Dr. Brantly Womack and Dr. Robert G. Sutter


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HomeABC NationalCapitol Police officer exonerated in Ashli Babbitt shooting on Jan. 6
Capitol Police officer exonerated in Ashli Babbitt shooting on Jan. 6
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(WASHINGTON) — The United States Capitol Police Office of Professional Responsibility has cleared the officer involved in the shooting of Ashli Babbitt, U.S. Capitol Police announced in a press release on Monday, saying that officer "will not be facing internal discipline."
An internal investigation found the actions of the officer were "lawful and within Department policy," it said.
Babbitt can be seen on video on Jan. 6 attempting to kick through a window, shortly after she entered the Capitol. She was subsequently shot and killed by the officer. The agency says they've reviewed all available evidence in connection with the shooting including video and radio calls.
Capitol Police stood by the officer and said their actions saved the lives of lawmakers and family members.
"The actions of the officer in this case potentially saved Members and staff from serious injury and possible death from a large crowd of rioters who forced their way into the U.S. Capitol and to the House Chamber where Members and staff were steps away," the statement says. "USCP Officers had barricaded the Speaker's Lobby with furniture before a rioter shattered the glass door. If the doors were breached, the rioters would have immediate access to the House Chambers."
The statement adds that the officer's actions were consistent with training and USCP policy and procedure.
Capitol Police did not identify the officer involved in the shooting, and a lawyer for the officer has not responded to ABC News' request for comment.
"The officer and the officer's family have been the subject of numerous credible and specific threats for actions that were taken as part of the job of all our officers: defending the Congress, Members, staff and the democratic process," Capitol Police said in Monday's statement.
In addition to the internal review, in April the U.S. Attorney's office in D.C. decided not to pursue charges against the officer involved, saying there was not enough evidence.
Babbitt's death has become a rallying cry for some on the right in the months since the Capitol attack, including former President Donald Trump.
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Q: Displaying main product image from Woocommerce with a custom plugin Hi I'm trying to create a custom plugin that will display the main product image from Woocommerce plugin. I want to use shortcode. How do I go about doing this? This is what I had and it didn't work. I've also found different suggestions. I will share everything below
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Inbound marketing basically refers to the approach where the marketer earns the interest of prospective customers, instead of buying their attention with the paid/unpaid advertisements.
Also known as New marketing, this method seems more respectable way of generating leads. Instead of traditional marketing technique, which is, nothing but interruption by cold calling, sales flyers, TV and radio advertisements, telemarketing etc., it relies on attracting customer via publishing the relevant content in multiple channels and seeking the permission of prospective customers to subscribe and buy.
Inbound marketing is based on the concept of two way communication. If the companies educate the prospective customers about their product/services and entertain them, then they will be pleased and will come back for the product/service. At that time, if proper attention is given to them along with support by call, email or chat, they will definitely like to become the customers. But, the relationship does not end here; the support should also be available after they buy the product/service so that they can give their feedbacks. These feedbacks can be added as testimonials to enrich the image of the company on its website, social media and market. These delighted customers, then, play a role of promoters. They market your product and/or service via social media, word of mouth, testimonials etc.
Hence inbound marketing presents a lifecycle marketing strategy where the strangers are converted into visitors, visitors are contacted with for better understanding of their needs and then they convert into customers. The happy customers become efficient promoters.
Content Creation/Marketing: Content creation and marketing is the foundation of the Inbound Marketing. Better the content, more the readers are drawn towards it. It builds a specific position in the market and gives a credibility quotient to the company.
SEO: SEO is the mother of all the marketing campaigns. The visitors are directly proportional to the ranking in SERPs. Better the rank, the more visitors click. And a visit is all it takes for Inbound Marketing to work.
Landing Page: It is the entry gate of your website. It has to be beautiful and rewarding to attract visitors. This page decides whether the visitor will visit again or not; it is responsible for generating leads.
Email and Lead Nurturing: After getting enough attention from demographics, it becomes important to maintain the relationship with the leads. Emailing them, connecting with them, listening for what they need and overall nurturing the liaison with them lead to conversion.
Social Media: The activity of any company at social media tells random people know what it stands for. The personality of any company is made on the basis of its virtual profile on Social Media Sites. So it becomes important to be active on social media and stand out of the crowd.
Marketing Automation: Use of appropriate software and technologies to amplify the marketing effort essentials on website, emails and social media comes under Marketing Automation. It is basically carried out for repeating the marketing tasks on multiple channels online.
Marketing Analytics: The measurement, management and analysis of marketing performance collectively make the structure of Marketing Analytics. It is basically done to know how much return has been generated on investment. It is carried out to maximize marketing effectiveness and optimize ROI in future.
In inbound marketing, marketers provide value to their customers, who, after being fully satisfied, give the big thumbs-up and happily promote the product or service they have received. In the long run, inbound marketing is far more sustainable than traditional methods of marketing.


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Al compás de tu mentira es una película en blanco y negro de Argentina dirigida por Héctor Canziani según el guion de Abel Santa Cruz sobre la obra La importancia de llamarse Ernesto  de Oscar Wilde que se estrenó el 22 de marzo de 1950 y que tuvo como protagonistas a Francisco Álvarez, Delfy de Ortega, Pedro Quartucci y Héctor Gagliardi.

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Un heredero oculta que es autor de tangos.

Reparto
 Francisco Álvarez
 Delfy de Ortega
 Pedro Quartucci
 Héctor Gagliardi
 Lalo Maura
 Anaclara Bell
 Ramón J. Garay
 Herminia Llorente
 Alfredo de Ángelis
 Jorge Casal
 Margarita Palacios
 Osmar Maderna
 Irma Roy
 Olga Vilmar
 Domingo Federico

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Effectively Treating Hepatitis C
April 8, 2020 | Atlanta, GA
"My 'aha' moment came when I learned that as of 2006, more people are dying of the Hepatitis C virus (HCV) than of HIV," explained George Family Foundation Early Career Professor Turgay Ayer. "Although HIV gets more attention, HCV presents a huge societal burden."
Ayer, an associate professor in the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, has spent his career applying his analytics skills to health care–related problems. So this new information immediately piqued his interest. In 2014, he began examining Hepatitis C in the general U.S. population with the first of several grants dedicated to this problem.
As Ayer conducted research, he discovered that the disease has an outsize presence in prisons, up to 10 times higher than in the general population, largely because HCV results from intravenous drug use. Inmates on average are incarcerated fewer than five years, during which time the majority are likely not treated for HCV. Then, upon their release, they sicken members of the general population through injection drug use (IDU).
Thus, Ayer realized that if the infected IDU prisoners — called "super spreaders" by the medical community — are successfully treated for HCV in prison, infections in the general population are much less likely to occur. At the same time, some significantly more effective HCV treatments were being approved for use by the Food and Drug Administration. Thanks to these more effective treatments, the World Health Organization (WHO) set a goal for the worldwide elimination of HCV
by 2030.
Treating prisoners represents a significant step toward this larger goal. "While you're treating inmates, you're achieving two objectives," Ayer said. "The first is that they're essentially being cured, so their lives are potentially being saved. The second is that it's cheaper and easier to diagnose HCV in prison than it is in the larger population, because the infected group is contained."
Combating HCV in U.S. prisons, however, presents a significant challenge because treatment is so expensive. Prison systems operate on extremely tight budgets, and treatment for a single inmate costs $25,000 to $70,000. As a result, treatment during incarceration is still relatively rare.
However, Ayer and his research team analyzed these constraints and found that it is still more cost effective to focus treatment on inmates rather than the general population.
"From an investment perspective, an effective resource allocation perspective, it makes sense to increase prison treatments, because you will prevent so many downstream infections," Ayer explained. "A single inmate might infect many other people in the community after release, and then some of those people might need a liver transplant or treatment for liver cancer down the road, and that represents a cost to the entire health care system."
Now that Ayer has successfully modeled a treatment plan for U.S. prisons, he is expanding his work to a global focus — one that aims to meet the WHO goal of viral hepatitis eradication. He is working with health care partners at Harvard Medical School, Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, WHO, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He's also developing a generalized decision support tool that will take into account limited treatment resources for any population.
"With the tool, you can allocate greater or lesser resources to the general population or to the prison population or to another subgroup. The tool will also consider the prevalence and spread of HCV based on each country's data," Ayer noted. "This is a more universal approach."
George Family Foundation Early Career Professor and Associate Professor Turgay Ayer
Associate Professor Turgay Ayer has developed a model to combat Hepatitis C in prisoners.


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ASTM D3330/D3330M 2004 Edition, October 1, 2004
Standard Test Method for Peel Adhesion of Pressure-Sensitive Tape
ASTM D3330/D3330M
MIL-C-44340 Revision A, September 30, 1993
CAN, TRAY PACK
Includes all amendments and changes through Interim Notice 1, August 15, 1997
MIL-C-44340
Revision A, September 30, 1993
Military and Government Specs & Standards (Naval Publications and Form Center) (NPFC)
INACTIVE FOR NEW DESIGN AFTER 08/15/97
MIL-L-1497 Revision F, March 30, 1989
LABELING OF METAL CANS FOR SUBSISTENCE ITEMS
Includes all amendments and changes through Cancellation Notice 2, March 27, 2000
Revision F, March 30, 1989
MIL-L-35078 Revision M, May 18, 1990
LOADS, UNIT: PREPARATION OF SEMIPERISHABLE SUBSISTENCE ITEMS; CLOTHING, PERSONAL EQUIPMENT AND EQUIPAGE; GENERAL SPECIFICATION FOR
MIL-L-35078
Revision M, May 18, 1990
Superseded By: DSCP FORM 3507
CNCL S/S BY DSCP FORM 3507
MIL-STD-105 Revision E, May 10, 1989
SAMPLING PROCEDURES AND TABLES FOR INSPECTION BY ATTRIBUTES
Includes all amendments and changes through Cancellation Notice 3, February 6, 2008
MIL-STD-105
Revision E, May 10, 1989
Superseded By: MIL-STD-1916
CNCL REFER TO MIL-STD-1916 OR ASQ Z1.4
MIL-STD-129 Revision R, May 24, 2018
MILITARY MARKING FOR SHIPMENT AND STORAGE
Includes all amendments and changes through Change 1, May 24, 2018
Revision R, May 24, 2018
PPP-B-636 Revision 00L, January 1, 1991
BOXES, SHIPPING, FIBERBOARD
Includes all amendments and changes through Cancellation Notice , March 1, 1994
PPP-B-636
Revision 00L, January 1, 1991
Superseded By: ASTM D5118/D5118M
CNCL S/S BY ASTM D 5118/D 5118M, ASTM D 1974


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"This is a record of hate far more than of love," writes Maurice Bendrix in the opening passages of The End of the Affair, and it is a strange hate indeed that compels him to set down the retrospective account of his adulterous affair with Sarah Miles—a hate bred of a passion that ultimately lost out to God. Now, a year after Sarah's death, Bendrix seeks to exorcise the persistence of passion by retracing its course from obsessive love to love-hate. At the start he believes he hates Sarah and her husband, Henry. By the end of the book, Bendrix's hatred has shifted to the God he feels has broken his life but whose existence he has at last come to recognize. Originally published in 1951, The End of the Affair was acclaimed by William Faulkner as "for me one of the best, most true and moving novels of my time, in anybody's language."
I think the audio is the way to read this book. You go Firth.


Nuke Me with the New: a fresh New Universe reference by Lee K. Seitz, this site has a bevy of handy features in the making. These include a checklist of published books, a publishing timeline, and - most interestingly - a timeline of all the events in the New Universe proper. This site should quickly grow into a powerhouse of handy New Universe goodies, so head there and bookmark it A.S.A.P.!
Tensen 2099: this is a truly interesting experience. The author has composed a series of Tensen 2099 fan fiction stories, which make use of not only John Tensen, but a plethora of New Universe, Marvel 2099, and other Marvel Universe characters. Not only that, mind you, but the guy's got a lot of information on the Justice series (which I currently lack). Check it out today - I really dig it!
the Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe is a site that has a whole lot of Marvel Comics character biographies on it, including an ever-growing bunch of folks from the New Universe - both major and incredibly minor. They're pretty darn thorough, too, so if you're looking for people I haven't hit yet (or a different perspective on some) head on over there today!
That's right. If you've got a New Universe site that I haven't yet stumbled across, and would like me to mention it here (or don't like the descriptions I've given to a site I've linked to already), feel free to shoot me an electronic mail message at the address listed on the Technohol 13 entry page. After all, us New Universe fan types really ought to stick together, now, shouldn't we?


15:02 20/12 - Panic stricken words, SMS not answered.
15:03 20/12 - Disconnect once and social stigma arrises.
15:04 20/12 - Plant one idea; create a landscape.
22:45 30/11 - 2015: Foreign country, welcoming family, new home.
20:24 2/12 - 2015: The friend within, the renegade between.
20:27 2/12 - 2015: Take my hand and individuality ceases.
20:28 2/12 - 2015: One step at a time. Grow.
20:29 2/12 - 2015: "Wish me luck!" Then money rained.
15:01 20/12 - Forced sensory outputs also called Christmas.
21:39 22/11 - 2015: Harvest, oxidise, steep. Enjoy aromatic water.
21:41 22/11 - 2015: Angry songs playing in the background.
21:42 22/11 - 2015: Quantified self-obsession, qualitative self-proclamation, hypothetical results.
21:44 22/11 - 2015: When will the shy one speak?
21:45 22/11 - 2015: Thank you all for coming. Goodnight!
21:20 18/11 - 2015: Her passion only rouse around him.
21:36 20/11 - 2015: A magic place; an endless race.
21:37 20/11 - 2015: To think only one can practice.
21:38 20/11 - 2015: A brand non other than exclusivity.
21:38 20/11 - 2015: Why do you never leave me?
21:39 20/11 - 2015: Facing my demons; replacing my horrors.
13:30 18/11 - 2015: Snap, edit, post. Pride, fame, glory.
21:15 18/11 - 2015: One city to another; world's knowledge.
21:16 18/11 - 2015: Can I catch up to her?
21:18 18/11 - 2015: Along she went, home she left.
21:19 18/11 - 2015: There, there. - he said while weeping.
21:20 18/11 - 2015: I bought the rapture and lost.
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Q: Let $X$ be a separable Banach space. Let $Y$ be the space formed by adding a point at infinity. Is $Y$ homeomorphic to the unit sphere of $X$? More specifically, let $Y= X \cup \{\infty\}$ and declare open sets to be the usual open sets in $X$ together with those that are of the form $(X-C)\cup \{\infty\}$, where $C$ is norm closed and norm bounded. So $Y$ is formed in the same way that the one point compactification is when $X$ is finite dimensional.
Clearly if $X = \Bbb R^n$ we have $Y \cong S^n$, which motivates the question. Note that all separable Banach spaces are homeomorphic, so I think $Y$ should not depend on which Banach space is chosen (which makes the Hilbert space the natural candidate to try to work with.)
Any references to a paper/text with a proof or a sketch of a proof (or disproof) are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!