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Victoria Kamāmalu, également connue sous le nom de Kalehelani Kiheahealani, née le  à Honolulu (Hawaï) où elle est morte le , est une princesse royale hawaïenne, fille de la régente Kinau et sœur des rois Kamehameha IV et Kamehameha V. Habile en politique, elle épaule ses frères et se présente notamment comme une future reine potentielle. Sa mort soudaine en 1866 met fin à ses ambitions.

Elle est également l'épouse de son cousin et futur roi d'Hawaï, Lunalilo.

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Née au fort d'Honolulu le , Victoria est le dernier enfant et la troisième d'Elisabeta Kinau, princesse et régente d'Hawaï, et de son mari, Mataio Kekūanāoa, gouverneur d'Oahu.

Par sa mère, Victoria est la petite-fille du roi Kamehameha  et de la reine Kalākua Kaheiheimālie, ainsi que la nièce des rois Kamehameha II et Kamehameha III. Elle est également la sœur de deux autres rois, Kamehameha IV et Kamehameha V, ainsi que des princes David Kamehameha et Moses Kekuaiwa et des princesses Ruth Keelikolani et Bernice Pauahi. Elle porte le nom de sa tante maternelle, la reine Kamāmalu, l'épouse de Kamehameha II et la sœur de Kinau, décédée à Londres de la rougeole en 1824 avec son époux. Le nom chrétien de Victoria lui fut donné d'après celui de la reine Victoria pour maintenir l'amitié étroite entre les monarques britanniques et les monarques hawaïens. Kinau mourut des oreillons quelques mois après la naissance de Victoria.

Premières années
Victoria a fait ses études à l'école royale avec tous ses cousins et frères et sœurs. Avec ses autres camarades de classe, elle a été choisie par son oncle, le roi Kamehameha III, pour être éligible au trône du Royaume d'Hawaï. Déjà déterminée, elle a été éduquée avec une attention particulière et s'est très vite intéresser à la politique et au rôle qu'elle pourrait jouer dans un avenir proche.

Le père de Victoria, Kekūanāoa, l'a également éduquée. Ce dernier était le gouverneur royal de l'île d'Oahu. À Honolulu, Kekūanāoa a construit pour sa fille un manoir de style néo-grec qui était la plus grande résidence de la ville d'Honolulu. Cependant, ce dernier était endetté envers les étrangers, alors son beau-frère, Kamehameha III, lui racheta le palais. Il en fit son palais royal et l'appela Hale Ali'i (Maison des princes) et en fit ainsi le premier palais 'Iolani.

Victoria avait seulement deux mois de moins que l'une de ses cousines, la future reine Lydia Liliʻuokalani. Victoria était destinée dès son plus jeune âge à devenir souveraine un jour, comme ses frères et sœurs, mais c'est pourtant Liliʻuokalani qui deviendra plus tard la première et unique reine d'Hawaï en raison de la mort prématurée de Victoria.

Influence politique

En 1854, son oncle, le roi Kamehameha III, mourut sans descendance légitime et c'est donc le frère de Victoria, Alexander Liholiho qui accéda au trône en tant que Kamehameha IV. Selon Robert Crichton Wyllie, premier ministre et ami de confiance de la famille royale, les opposants au nouveau roi prévoyaient de le renverser et de placer sa sœur la princesse Victoria sur le trône à sa place. Cependant, la conspiration n'a jamais abouti à quoi que ce soit. Conscient du potentiel de sa sœur, Kamehameha IV chargea Victoria de présidé le Conseil privé du roi.

En 1862, Victoria et son frère Lot, furent officiellement reconnus comme héritiers par un amendement à la Constitution de 1852. Lot et ses héritiers, suivis de la princesse Victoria et de ses héritiers, réussiraient dans le cas où leur frère mourrait sans héritiers légitimes. Le changement a été effectué peu de temps avant la mort du prince Albert Kamehameha, le fils unique de Kamehameha IV, le .

Mariage

En 1857, Victoria fut mariée à son fiancé de longue date, son propre cousin William Charles Lunalilo. Leurs parents avaient planifié leur mariage dès l'enfance et ce dernier fut très bien accueillie par les Hawaïens. Mais peu de temps après, son frère, le roi Kamehameha IV, s'opposa à Lunalilo et le mariage fut donc annulé sous ordre de ce dernier. La raison officielle en était que le roi, craignant les ambitions du prince David Kalakaua, voulait favoriser un rapprochement entre la dynastie des Kamehameha et celle des Kalakaua. Ainsi, Victoria épouserait David et Lunalilo la sœur de David, la future Liliʻuokalani. Mais les plans du roi furent perturbés lorsque Kalakaua refusa de se lié à Victoria, lui préférant Kapiʻolani. Après avoir envisagé un remariage entre Victoria et Lunalilo, les deux ex-mariés renoncèrent à ce projet, menant chacun une vie différente.

Princesse héritière
Victoria était une héritière attendue du trône tout au long de sa vie, car ses deux frères étaient incapables de laisser une descendance légitime durable derrière eux. En fait, elle a été nommée héritière apparente et princesse héritière par son frère le roi Kamehameha V en 1863. Elle serait ainsi devenue la première reine régnante d'Hawaï à la mort de son frère.

Considérée comme pro-américaine contrairement à ses frères, la princesse avait une amitié étroite avec certains missionnaires américains. Passionnée par la musique, elle était une pianiste et chanteuse accomplie et se donner même en spectacle dans les églises royales. Le premier ministre Wyllie jugea inapproprié qu'une princesse royale chante dans une chorale et tenta de la convaincre d'arrêter, mais elle resta fidèle aux missionnaires américains et continua. Lorsque la famille royale est passée de la foi congrégationaliste calviniste à l'Église anglicane d'Hawaï, Victoria a refusé d'abandonner sa foi protestante "pro-américaine".

En 1863, elle fonda la Ka'ahumanu Society, une organisation s'occupant du bien-être des Hawaïens malades et âgés, à l'origine pour soigner les victimes de l'épidémie de variole.

Décès
Kamāmalu tomba malade lors d'une fête donnée à la résidence de l'évêque à Honolulu, en . La maladie continua et aboutit à une paralysie début mai. Elle est alitée pendant les trois dernières semaines de sa vie. Les médecins Seth Porter Ford et Ferdinand William Hutchison ont été consultés malgré l'aggravation de son état. Kamāmalu n'a pas récupéré et est décédé à 10 heures du matin le , à la maison Papakanene à Mokuʻaikaua, à l'âge de 27 ans.

La mort sans enfant de Victoria a laissé son frère le roi Kamehameha V sans héritiers. Après la mort de ce dernier en 1872, une élection eu lieu pour déterminer qui de Kalakaua et Lunalilo pourrait accéder au trône. Lunalilo gagne facilement la confiance des législateurs et se fait élire roi, régnant ainsi à la place de son ex-épouse.

Ascendance

Références

Naissance dans le royaume d'Hawaï
Naissance en novembre 1838
Décès en mai 1866
Héritier du trône hawaïen
Décès à 27 ans
Princesse hawaïenne


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Lawmakers Divided Over COVID Certificates
By HINA 21 May 2021
ZAGREB, 21 May 2021 - After the European Parliament, Council of the EU chair Portugal and the European Commission approved the COVID-19 certificate, intended to help summer tourism in the EU, the Croatian Sabor on Friday expressed dissenting opinions, from support to warnings that this was a discriminatory decision.
Social Democratic Party MP Arsen Bauk told reporters that SDP's MEPs had supported embarking on an agreement with the European Council with regard to COVID-passports and that the party supports them in the Croatian parliament too if they will facilitate travel and getting back to normal.
"Naturally, we are aware of the dangers of them being a means of discrimination and we will observe that solution with caution, as we did with the (COVID-19) measures, but in principle, we support the idea," he said, adding that the reference to discrimination was in the sense that the certificate serves to diminish someone's rights.
We're aware of that danger and that is why we will take care that that does not happen. We consider that that is primarily a document that facilitates life for citizens and only possibly something that discriminates, Bauk underscored.
If there are contentious things, such as protection of personal information, they are less than the benefits that the certificate can bring for a normal life for citizens, he added.
Marija Selak Raspudić (Bridge) underscored that until there is an equal approach for all EU countries to all three conditions that are set as essential to be issued with the certificates, and considering that Croatia has a low inoculation rate, that decision is discriminatory as it does not put all EU member states in an equal position.
It is also contentious, she added, how long that decision will apply and how it will apply to people who have been vaccinated with vaccines that have not been approved by the EU, which means that some EU citizens will not have the same rights as other EU citizens.
Stjepo Bartulica (Homeland Movement) said that it is necessary to warn that the COVID certificates could pose a threat to fundamental freedoms and rights.
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Sidat has katadormus characteristic because it lives in clear water from its infancies until they grown up. Sidat will migrate to the deep sea at the time when they are spawning. This research is purposed to analyze the growth, survival rate, woof efficiency and water quality in the cultivation field. The method which is used is by doing direct observation of the growth on the field for 4 months of cultivation. 150 fish with 10 kilograms of height become 15 kilograms of height each. The growth of sidat is high. First month is 92%, second month is 98,5%, third month is 98% and fourth month is 100%. The efficiency of woof in first to third months is 4,76% which become higher in fourth months that reach 6,34%. Water quality on the field of cultivation is DO 4,06 ppm with the temperature is 31,3 0 C, pH 6,56 and 100% of brightness level. Overall, the parameter of water quality which is measured is still in the appropriate level for the growth of sidat fish.


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Ireland South MEP Deirdre Clune has been appointed by the European Peoples Party to negotiate on the Commissions new employment initiative that aims to create jobs from the Green economy in Europe.
Speaking after the appointment, Deirdre Clune emphasised that new jobs can go hand in hand with a greener economy,
"I will be pushing the Commission to develop a clear and precise policy on how they intend to create jobs using the Green economy. We must see climate change as much as an opportunity as a challenge for Europe. Improving waste prevention and management in the EU could create more than 400,000 new jobs, and the review of the waste legislation now proposed by the Commission could create an estimated further 180 000 jobs
"Ireland and Europe can create thousands of jobs from making buildings more energy efficient to meet the requirements of the Energy Efficiency Directive. These are just some of the ways in which we can create jobs and simultaneously drive the green agenda. It is not going to be easy. Some traditional sectors of industry will need time and space to transition towards a green economy. We can create extra jobs but some jobs will be replaced and others redefined.
"We gave a clear commitment to the people of Europe that we would tackle Climate Change and we must now look at how we do business, so as to ensure that our economy remains sustainable for future generations.
"There are a number of EU funds available to help Member States with the employment opportunities and challenges of the transition to a greener economy including the ESF and ERDF funds.
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Q: Dropbox API - Dropbox ruby gem (Tim Morgan): How to authorize I want to write a ruby app for personal use that access my personal dropbox through their API.
I'm using Tim Morgan gem 'dropbox' version 1.1.1
What I don't understand is the difference between a developer_key and a consumer_key. The gem docs say that I have to use the consumer_key, but when I registered my app on dropbox.com I received only a developer key secret pair (and that's what I put in Dropbox::Session.new)
Anyway the error I get from ruby at every API call is:
Dropbox::UnsuccessfulResponseError: HTTP status Net::HTTPBadRequest

any idea??

A: You have to redirect your user to the oauth page where he will grant you the authorization to access the datas. This can be done wit something like that:
  dropbox_session = Dropbox::Session.new('bla', 'blabla')
  redirect_to dropbox_session.authorize_url(:oauth_callback => root_url)

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WL Lists: Substance and Style 2015
by Laura · March 2, 2015
Find out who made the cut for this year's "Men and Women of Substance and Style" feature.
From fashion critic Robin Givhan to Obama's former Body Man, this town is crawling with substantive people who are sartorially creative as well. (Designed by Matt Rippetoe)
Musician Wynton Marsalis has been famously quoted as saying, "Don't settle for style. Succeed in substance."
Our feature story this month showcases power couples and other individuals who've done just that. Outwardly, these accomplished local residents are always impeccably dressed, so of course we asked them about their personal style. Our main focus, however, was on their significant accomplishments.
Salem Al-Sabah, the ambassador of Kuwait, sends daily dispatches back to his country, a key U.S. ally in the Middle East, as the two nations work together in the fight against terrorism. His answer to our question about the threat posed by ISIL is both insightful and informative. His wife, philanthropist Rima Al-Sabah, an acclaimed Washington hostess with an enviable wardrobe, is a former journalist with a special interest in the plight of refugees. She was recently appointed a goodwill ambassador to the United Nations Refugee Agency, and shared details about her mission.
As you've seen on our cover, we also interviewed journalist and "CBS This Morning" co-anchor Norah O'Donnell, who has helped the program reach its largest audience in more than two decades. O'Donnell shares her thoughts on the show's success. Her husband, popular restaurateur Geoff Tracy, continues to expand his Chef Geoff franchise, having recently opened an outpost in Terminal C at Dulles International Airport. He lets us in on a few secrets related to his continued growth in the competitive restaurant industry – and his favorite dishes, too!
Marla and Barry Beck made business news headlines in January when they finalized a deal to sell Bluemercury, the beauty products empire they started here, to Macy's for $210 million. The couple, who will remain based here, exemplify a consummate mix of professionalism and charisma. They tell us how they worked together to become so successful. Any budding entrepreneur will want to read their advice.
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Q: SQL: Having trouble with query that gets percentages using aggregate functions I'm not an expert in SQL by any means, and am having a hard time getting the data I need from a query. I'm working with a single table, Journal_Entry, that has a number of columns. One column is Status_ID, which is a foreign key to a Status table with three values "Green", "Yellow", and "Red". Also, a journal entry is logged against a particular User (User_ID).
I'm trying to get the number of journal entries logged for each Status, as a percentage of the total number of journal entries logged by a particular user. So far I've got the following for a Status of 1, which is green (and I know this doesn't work):
SELECT  CAST((SELECT COUNT(Journal_Entry_ID)
        FROM Journal_Entry
        WHERE Status_ID = 1 AND User_ID = 3 /
        SELECT COUNT(Journal_Entry_ID)
        FROM Journal_Entry AND User_ID = 3)) AS FLOAT * 100

I need to continue the query for the other two status ID's, 2 and 3, and ideally would like to end with the selection of three columns as percentages, one for each Status: "Green_Percent", "Yellow_Percent", and "Red_Percent".
This is probably the most disjointed question I've ever asked, so I apologize for any lack of clarity. I'll be happy to clarify as necessary. Also, I'm using SQL Server 2005.
Thanks very much.

A: Use:
  SELECT je.statusid,
         COUNT(*) AS num,
         (COUNT(*) / (SELECT COUNT(*)+.0
                       FROM JOURNAL_ENTRY) ) * 100
    FROM JOURNAL_ENTRY je
GROUP BY je.statusid

Then it's a matter of formatting the precision you want:
CAST(((COUNT(*) / (SELECT COUNT(*)+.0 FROM BCCAMPUS.dbo.COURSES_RFIP)) * 100)
     AS DECIMAL(4,2))

...will give two decimal places.  Cast the result to INT if you don't want any decimal places.
You could use a CTE to minimize the duplication:
WITH cte AS (
   SELECT je.*
     FROM JOURNAL_ENTRY je
    WHERE je.user_id = 3)
  SELECT c.statusid,
         COUNT(*) AS num,
         (COUNT(*) / (SELECT COUNT(*)+.0
                       FROM cte) ) * 100
    FROM cte c
GROUP BY c.statusid

A: DECLARE @JournalEntry TABLE
(   StatusID        INT
);
INSERT INTO @JournalEntry (StatusID) VALUES
    (1), (1),(1),(1),(1),(1),(1)
   ,(2), (2),(2),(2),(2),(2),(2)
   ,(3), (3),(3),(3),(3),(3),(3);

 SELECT
 CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN StatusID = 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS DECIMAL) / CAST(COUNT(*) AS DECIMAL) Green
,CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN StatusID = 2 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS DECIMAL) / CAST(COUNT(*) AS DECIMAL) Yellow
,CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN StatusID = 3 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS DECIMAL) / CAST(COUNT(*) AS DECIMAL) Blue
 FROM @JournalEntry;

A: This should work:
SELECT
    user_id,
    (CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN status_id = 1 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS DECIMAL(6, 4))/COUNT(*)) * 100 AS pct_green,
    (CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN status_id = 2 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS DECIMAL(6, 4))/COUNT(*)) * 100 AS pct_yellow,
    (CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN status_id = 3 THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS DECIMAL(6, 4))/COUNT(*)) * 100 AS pct_red
FROM
    Journal_Entry
WHERE
    user_id = 1
GROUP BY
    user_id

If you don't need the user_id returned then you could get rid of that and the GROUP BY clause as long as you're only ever returning data for one user (or you want the aggregates for all users in the WHERE clause). If you want it for each user then you can keep the GROUP BY and simply get rid of the WHERE clause.


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Arthritis and Your Diet
Pamelyn Ferdin Essays by Pamelyn August 15, 2020 October 3, 2020 arthritis, diet, health, veganism
Millions of people suffer from painful and swollen joints associated with arthritis. In the past, many doctors told arthritis patients that dietary changes would not help them. However, this conclusion was based on older research with diets that included dairy products, oil, poultry, or meat. New research shows that foods may be a more frequent contributor to arthritis than is commonly recognized. It is clear that, at least for some people, a healthier menu is the answer.
Arthritis is actually a group of different diseases. Osteoarthritis is a gradual loss of cartilage and overgrowth of bone in the joints, especially the knees, hips, spine, and fingertips. At least 85 percent of the population above the age of 70 has osteoarthritis, which seems to be the result of accumulated wear and tear. Although it can cause painful episodes, it is characterized by only transient stiffness and does not cause major interference with the use of the hands.
Rheumatoid arthritis, which affects over 2 million people, is a more aggressive form of the disease. It causes painful, inflamed joints, which sometimes become damaged. Rheumatoid arthritis is one of medicine's mysteries. There were no medical reports of the disease until the early 1800s. Some have suspected that a virus or bacterium may play a role, perhaps by setting off an autoimmune reaction. Genetics may also be a factor, in that it may influence susceptibility to the disease.
For years people have suspected that foods are an important factor in the development of rheumatoid arthritis. Many notice an improvement in their condition when they avoid dairy products, citrus fruits, tomatoes, eggplant and certain other foods. One survey of over one thousand arthritis patients revealed that the foods most commonly believed to worsen the condition were red meat, sugar, fats, salt, caffeine, and nightshade plants (e.g., tomatoes, eggplant). Once the offending food is eliminated completely, improvement usually comes within a few weeks. Dairy foods are probably the principle offender, and the problem is the dairy protein, rather than the fat, so skim products are as much a problem as whole milk.
An increasing volume of research shows that certain dietary changes do in fact help. For example, polyunsaturated oils and omega-3 supplements have a mild beneficial effect, and researchers have found that vegan diets are beneficial. Several studies have also shown that supervised fasting can be helpful.
Vegan diets dramatically reduce the overall amount of fat in the diet, and alter the composition of fats. This in turn can affect the immune processes that influence arthritis. The omega-3 fatty acids in vegetables may be a key factor, along with the near absence of saturated fat. The fact that patients also lose weight on a vegan diet contributes to the improvement.
In addition, vegetables are rich in antioxidants, which can neutralize free radicals. Oxygen free radicals attack many parts of the body and contribute to heart disease and cancer, and intensify the aging processes generally, including of the joints.
Iron acts as a catalyst, encouraging the production of these dangerous molecules. Vitamins C and E, which are plentiful in a diet made of vegetables and grains, help neutralize free radicals. Meats supply an overload of iron, no vitamin C, and very little vitamin E, whereas vegetables contain more controlled amounts of iron, and generous quantities of antioxidant vitamins.
As well as being helpful in preventing arthritis, antioxidants may also have a role in reducing its symptoms. Some arthritis treatments, including non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, work at least in part by neutralizing free radicals. For the most part, however, vitamins and other antioxidants will be of more use in preventing damage before it occurs, rather than in treating an inflamed joint.
A vegan diet, drawn from fruits, vegetables, grains, and beans, can be helpful in preventing and, in come cases, ameliorating arthritis.
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Can someone tell me how & why one would use the SinX/X input from the AFG on the MDO3014? In particular, I'm trying to measure the frequency response of an amplifier that I designed, and I'm thinking the SinX/X function may be useful for this purpose. Alternatively, I can use the broadband noise input along with the spectrum analyzer. Thoughts on the SinX/X?
Sin x/x interpolation is a mathematical process in which points are calculated to fill in the time between the real samples. This function smooths out the transistions between the sample points the AFG is using to create its ouput waveform. You can read more about Sin X/X in the Tektronix XYZ's of Oscillscopes.
with respect to digital oscilloscopes, sinx/x is interpolation used it improve the display of the waveform and increase the automated measurements accuracy. Hiker already responded with additional information regarding sinx/x interpolation.
With respect to function generation, SinX/X (aka sinc) is a function for output. Sinc is the Fourier transform of a rectangular function. this is really easy to demonstrate and experiment with; have sinx/x function output (the 100 kHz default is fine) from AFG into CH1 of scope. Adjust the scope settings so only one pulse and all of its ringing is on screen (1000 sample record, high res sample mode, 1 us/div). Turn on FFT for CH1 and you should see a rectangle of low frequencies. You can adjust the AFG SinX/X repetition frequency and watch the low frequency cut-off change position. The Pulse-Sinc transform relationship (a pulse in one domain is a Sinc in the other) is a fundamental principle of DSP and spectral analysis.
in theory, hitting your amplifier with a sinc pulse would cause your amplifier to shape the resulting FFT with the frequency response. The trick is getting a fast enough sinc to exercise the frequency band of interest and the right oscilloscope time acquisition to make a good FFT.


Nominations for the 2020 Ohio 4-H Teen of the Year and Hall of Fame will be available in the fall and will be due by December 1, 2019. Winners will be notified in early February 2020 and will be the Ohio 4-H Conference Teen Luncheon on March 14, 2020.
Applications for Ohio 4-H Teen of the Year will be available in the fall.
Application for Ohio 4-H Teen Hall of Fame will be available in the fall.
Teen of the Year- Honors one outstanding teen that has had great accomplishments in the past year. This award was created to honor a select individual for their performance, dedication, and passion for the 4-H program. Nominee must be between the ages of 13 and 18 as of January 1 the year they are nominated.
Hall of Fame- Induction into the Teen Hall of Fame is meant to be thought as a very high honor for youth who are selected. It is meant to honor those who have dedicated it all to make the best better in their club, community, country, and world. Nominee must be between the ages of 15 and 18 as of January 1 the year they are nominated.


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17 students from one high school get perfect…
17 students from one high school get perfect scores on the ACT
Seventeen students from Walnut Hills High School in Ohio earned a top score of 36 on the ACT this year. One is not pictured. (Cincinnati Public Schools)
By The Washington Post |
PUBLISHED: April 26, 2019 at 7:27 a.m. | UPDATED: April 26, 2019 at 7:28 a.m.
By Valerie Strauss | The Washington Post
Seventeen students at a single high school in Ohio earned the top score — 36 — on the ACT college admission test, a feat believed to be highly unusual, if not unprecedented.
Walnut Hills High School, a high-achieving six-year public college preparatory school in Cincinnati, posted the news on its website, as did Cincinnati Public Schools.
The announcements said 17 students — nine juniors and eight seniors — received a "perfect" score, which is a composite of 36 on all four mandatory parts of the ACT (English, math, reading and science). The ACT is scored on a scale of 1 to 36. The average national score for 2018, the ACT reports on its website, was 20.8. A top score of 36 does not mean, however, that all questions were answered correctly.
How unusual is this? It is unclear. ACT spokesman Edward Colby said the organization does not track how many perfect scores come from a single school. About 0.2 percent of students nationwide who took the exam earned a 36 in 2018, he said.
"We actually don't keep statistics on the number of students per high school that have earned a 36 on any given test date or in any given year, so I can't say exactly how unusual that is," he said in an email. "It depends on how big the high school is, of course."
Walnut Hills, which is called a high school but has students from grades seven through 12, has 2,400 students, according to its website, and is in the top 100 high schools in the U.S. News & World Report listing. In that ranking, it is listed as the leading high school in Ohio. Thirty percent of the school's students are black, 7 percent are of two or more races, 5 percent are Asian, 2 percent are Hispanic, and most of the rest are white, U.S. News said in its 2018 data, and 19 percent are economically disadvantaged.
According to the school's website, 87 percent of graduates leave with college credits because they took college-level courses in high school. The school opened in 1895 and has been in the same building since the early 1930s. The Walnut Hills website says:
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Walnut Hills offers a rigorous classical program, requiring three years of Latin for incoming 7th and 8th graders. There is an Advanced Placement Program offering 30 courses, more than any other school in the nation – public or private. The school has an outstanding cultural arts program which includes five dramatic/musical productions each year, AP studio art, and award winning bands and orchestras. There are 90 competitive sports teams and over 50 extra-curricular activities. The school participates in science and foreign language competitions, the National Mathematics Examination, First Lego Robotics, the Model United Nations, and the National Scholastic Art and Writing competition.
For the record, here are the names of students who earned a perfect ACT score:
Nolan Brown
Raymond Conroy
Matthew Dumford
Peter Hattemer
Antoine Langree
Milan Parikh
Naomi Stoner
Suvan Adhikari
Meoshea Britt
Gabrielle Chiong
Nickolas Deck
Bridget Fuller
Mohit Pinninti
Dhruv Rungta
Alan Zhang
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"I sold my soul on eBay: Viewing faith through an Atheist's eyes"
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Amazon.com: When Hemant Mehta was a teenager he stopped believing in God, but he never lost his interest in religion. Mehta is 'the eBay atheist,' the nonbeliever who auctioned off the opportunity for the winning bidder to send him to church. The auction winner was Jim Henderson, a former pastor and author of Evangelism Without Additives. Since then, Mehta has visited a variety of church services–posting his insightful critiques on the Internet and spawning a positive, ongoing dialogue between atheists and believers.
I Sold My Soul on eBay tells how and why Mehta became an atheist and features his latest church critiques, including descriptions of his visits to some of the best-known churches in the country. His observations will surprise and challenge you, revealing how the church comes across to those outside the faith. Who better than a nonbeliever to offer an eye-opening assessment of how the gospel is being presented–and the elements that enhance or detract from the presentation.
Mehta announced prior to his churchgoing odyssey that he would watch for any signs of God's existence. After spending Sunday mornings in some of the nation's leading churches, what happened to the man who sold his soul on eBay? Did attending church change his lack of belief? The answers can be found inside.."
Our comments:
Mehta was raised in the Jain faith and lost his faith in God while he was a teenager.
He is a leader in the Secular Student Alliance. Their mission "... is to organize, unite, educate, and serve students and student communities that promote the ideals of scientific and critical inquiry, democracy, secularism, and human based ethics."
He visited fifteen churches in four states, including some of the best-known churches in the U.S. He wrote his impressions on how the churches sounded like, looked like and felt like to a curious and non-committed outsider.
Rob Bell, teaching pastor at Mars Hill Bible Church and author of Velvet Elvis writes:
"Central to the life of a Christian is embracing the truth wherever you find it, living with the awareness that God can speak at any time, anywhere, through anyone."
"This puts our friend Hemant in an unusual position. Lots of people in lots of churches will find this book very helpful in their efforts to put a face on God for the world we live in. So Hemant's work as an atheist will ultimately inspire people to live better lives in harmony with a God he doesn't believe in. It's beautiful, really."
Book data:
Title: "I sold my soul on eBay: Viewing faith through an Atheist's eyes"
Publisher: WaterBrook Press
ISBN: 1400073472 or 978-1400073474
Release date: 2007-APR-17
Amazon customers' rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Cost: List: U.S. $13.99. Amazon.com sells it for $11.19 plus postage, for a saving of 20%. You can ask Amazon.com for free but slower shipping on most orders of US $25.00 or more.
"What Would Jesus Really Do?: The Power & Limits of Jesus' Moral Teachings"
by Andrew Fiala
Amazon.com: " 'What Would Jesus Really Do?' examines what Jesus says (and doesn't say) about complicated contemporary ethical issues including abortion, euthanasia, the death penalty, war, homosexuality, and the family."
Peter Singer: "I hope this book will be widely read by Christians, especially those who believe that so-called Christian ethics really are base on the sayings of Jesus as presented in the New Testament.
Paul Kurtz: "I avidly read this book in one sitting. It is a thoughtful and insightful appraisal of the ethics of Jesus in the light of contemporary humanism and rational inquiry."
John Shelby Spong: "Andrew Fiala openly and powerfully faces the limits of the Bible when dealing with contemporary ethical issues. He asserts that respect for scripture does not require the literalization of time-oriented ancient texts, which we then apply to complex modern problems. The result is an exciting book designed to challenge traditionalists and modernists alike."
There are many books, pamphlets, sermons, articles etc. that explain in great detail "What would Jesus do?" "WWJD" has appeared on pin, broaches, T-shirts, etc. In each case that we have studied, the author has suggested that she/he know exactly what Jesus would do in each ethical dilemma from abortion access, to equal rights for homosexuals, to physician assisted suicide etc. Unfortunately, their opinions seem to reflect their fundamentalist, other evangelical, Roman Catholic, mainline, or progressive Christian faith. The many books thus disagree about WWJD.
This is the first book that admits that there are severe limitations when trying to translate the sayings and teachings of Jesus from the first century CE Judean culture -- as subjugated by an occupying Roman Army, and an oppressive religious system, with racism, human slavery, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, etc. -- to today's western culture with its democratic government, personal freedoms, diminishing bigotry, and many social problems brought about by medical, social and natural sciences.
The author concludes that we simply do not know WWJD in many cases. Many readers will probably agree.
Title: "What Would Jesus Really Do?: The Power & Limits of Jesus' Moral Teachings"
Amazon customers' rating: None available yet.
Kevin Jenning's memoir "Mama's Boy, Preacher's Son."
By Publishers Weekly:
"This rags-to-riches story, about growing up poor and eventually reaching Harvard has bite and pathos. The youngest son of a born-again Southern Baptist preacher originally from Massachusetts, and a mother from Appalachian Tennessee, Jennings led an itinerant youth among trailer parks in Southern towns where his dad would try to find work. The boy couldn't make his father proud on the football field, and already he had learned that "being a real man meant taking advantage of anyone smaller or weaker than you." With his father's abrupt death when Jennings was eight, he became a "mama's boy," introverted, brainy and overweight, and ridden by guilt at his incipient homosexuality. Supported by his scarcely educated mother, who became the first woman manager at McDonald's, Jennings excelled in school and on the debate team and was accepted to Harvard by 1981. Jennings became a high-school teacher, at Concord Academy among others, agonizing over the decision to out himself; he promoted the creation of GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network) to protect students from the kind of harassment he experienced firsthand. When his national crusade brought him back home to speak at the same Winston-Salem school system where his "young soul had almost been crushed," Jennings writes of his journey with graciousness and candor."
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Bob Drake in Bronx, NY wrote:
"One might expect the life of a gay son of a Southern minister to be miserable and brief, but this one is truly inspirational, both because of the quality of the son, and of the extraordinary tenacity of his uneducated but street-smart mother. Jennings has a memory for and eye for detail that is astonishing. Anyone who believes that homosexuality is a 'lifestyle choice' should be convinced otherwise by this memoir, though some will be troubled by Jennings' brazen attitude during his Harvard years. My experience with teaching at a "private school" paralleled his -- not the place for a liberal-minded person with an independent streak. One has to admire the man Jennings became and appreciate the strength required to get there."
Dave Parker of Greensboro NC wrote:
"Not just another 'growing up gay' tale, this is a well-crafted mix of individual history and a testament to what can be achieved by dedicated people."
"The author grew up in a typical Southern Baptist environment in the 1960's and 1970's. He was harassed and persecuted for not conforming to cultural norms throughout his youth. He quickly realized that there was no support or protection available from his family, peers, school officials, or other authority figures. Conversely, his mother was dedicated to ensuring he got the education she never had."
"Mama's Boy, Preacher's Son reviews Jenning's slow journey through awareness of his difference, recognizing he was gay, and overcoming the self-hate thrust on him by his peers, his father and brothers, and bigoted authority figures. While an undergraduate at Harvard, he found personal acceptance and began his public advocacy."
As a much-loved high school teacher and counselor, he publicly supported his gay and lesbian students. This led to founding a student group that included not only gays and lesbians, but straight allies as well. This was the first ever Gay Straight Alliance.
"Word got out to other gay teachers and administrators, and Jennings was invited to speak to them about organizing GSA's in their schools to protect their gay and lesbian students. Shortly thereafter, he met another highly-supportive teacher who had started a gay-straight alliance in her school. Together they started working toward a more widespread support organization. Their goal was to help teachers and counselors everywhere teach awareness of the need for anti-harassment and anti discrimination protections at their schools. Subsequently, they banded together with several of their contacts to form the support network that became the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network (GLSEN)."
"Mama's Boy, Preacher's Son is a well-written, easy read. The book chronicles the stress of facing harassment and bigotry toward gays both as a student and as a teacher in a 'diversity-affirming' private school. It shows the courage of those who stand up for right and equality. Most of all, this book demonstrates the life-long impact of a mother's dedication to her young son's success."
Lester Brown of Portland, OR wrote:
"Very few books I've read have touched me as deeply as Kevin Jenning's book 'Mama's Boy, Preacher's Son.' The author does an excellent job hooking the reader in with descriptions of life growing up in the South, with feelings of not being 'normal'."
"From the depths of despair in a childhood gone wrong, Kevin managed to form an idea of how to change the climate in schools, and make them a better place for kids to learn. The things he went through as a student trying to get an education and putting up with bullying and harassment are amazing, and incredibly sad. This book should be required reading for teachers entering the field, so they understand why bullying and harassment isn't just 'kids being kids' and can cause significant and lasting damage to the victims."
Title: "Mama's Boy, Preacher's Son: A Memoir of Becoming a Man "
Publisher: Beacon Press
ISBN: 0807071463 and 978-0807071465
Release date: 2006-AUG
Amazon customers' rating: 4.5 stars out of a possible 5
Cost: List: U.S. $24.95. Amazon.com sells it for $16.47 plus postage, for a saving of 34%. You can ask Amazon .com for free but slower shipping on most orders of US $25.00 or more.
"Spong, the iconoclastic former Episcopal bishop of Newark, details in this impassioned work both his 'deep commitment to Jesus of Nazareth' and his 'deep alienation from the traditional symbols' that surround Jesus. For Spong, scholarship on the Bible and a modern scientific worldview demonstrate that traditional teachings like the Trinity and prayer for divine intervention must be debunked as the mythological trappings of a primitive worldview. These are so much 'religion,' which was devised by our evolutionary forebears to head off existential anxiety in the face of death. What's left? The power of the 'Christ experience,' in which Jesus transcends tribal notions of the deity and reaches out to all people. Spong says Jesus had such great 'energy' and 'integrity' about him that his followers inflated to the point of describing him as a deity masquerading in human form; however, we can still get at the historical origin of these myths by returning to Jesus' humanity, especially his Jewishness. Spong so often suggests the backwardness and insecurity of those who disagree with him that his rhetoric borders on the fundamentalist. His own historical and theological reconstructions would be more palatable if he seemed more aware that he too is engaged in mythmaking."
By Bruce Robinson, the webmaster of this website, submitted the following review to Amazon.com: customer with the title: "Seek the truth; come whence it may, cost what it will"
This title is the motto of the theological seminary that Bishop Spong attended. It would do well as a subtitle to this book.
Spong was inspired to write this book by a comment of Deitrich Bonhoeffer. He called upon Christians to create a "religionless Christianity." Bonhoeffer was executed by the Nazis before he was able to develop the concept further. But Spong hopes "...to build on Bonhoeffer's idea and to find a way through the human Jesus, but beyond the confines of religion, that will lead me into all the I now believe the word 'God' means."
Spong suggests that the Jesus of most modern Christian denominations is based on medieval doctrines which are rooted in pre-modern, pre-scientific "...assumptions that are no longer believable." To others, Jesus has become only a faded memory.
In this book, Spong cruises through the gospels, attempting to separate the human Jesus -- the itinerant Jewish rabbi who walked the hills of Galilee during the first century -- from myth and folklore. Spong treats the Christmas star, the Twelve Disciples, resurrection, ascension, etc as myths.
Of particular interest is the final section of the book that presents Jesus as a breaker of tribal boundaries, a breaker of prejudice and stereotypes, and a breaker of religious boundaries. These three chapters -- out of a total of 25 -- alone are worth the price of the book
Title: "Jesus for the Non-Religious"
Publisher: HarperSanFrancisco
Release date: 2007-FEB
Amazon customers' rating: The book was only released on FEB-27, so there are no ratings or reviewes available yet.
"Good news for a change: How Everyday People are Helping the Planet,"
by David Suzuki and Holly Dressel
We figured that with all the devastating news about the environment, our visitors needed to learn of some positive efforts being made by individuals and small groups around the world.
Amazon reviews:
"The litany of environmental bad news — rapid extinction of species, pollution, depleted food sources — can be overwhelming, but there's hope too. In this thoughtful look at what's happening behind the grim headlines, authors David Suzuki and Holly Dressel show that thousands of individuals, groups, and businesses are already changing their ways. They highlight the growing number of profitable companies with a positive presence in their communities, activists and Third World villages practicing true participatory democracy, farmers and ranchers sharing their land with other species — even some governments, local and national, basing economic development on an eco-friendly model. The technologies needed to make a better world, say the authors, are already within reach — and being used. This practical, inspiring guide to saving the planet is based on the true stories of ordinary people who are doing it every day."
Midwest Book Review:
"The collaborative effort of environmental scientist David Suzuki and writer/researcher Holly Dressel, Good News For A Change: How Everyday People Are Helping The Planet is an upbeat amalgamation of working solutions for the improvement human life while enhancing the quality of the environment. Successful plans to save species, conserve soil, and right social wrongs, range from keeping the ocean stocked with fish to preserving biodiversity among grasses and carnivores alike. Good News For A Change is a welcome and timely addition to Environmental Studies collections, as well as recommended for concerned environmental activists as being especially uplifting and inspirational reading."
Alex Censor, Amazon customer, wrote:
"This book will give you hope. It also will uncover the devastation on our planet, BUT with solutions that many are taking to change things for the better. You will learn many interesting and uplifting facts and enjoy being better informed in a way that gives a ray of hope."
"David Suzuki has been a favorite environmentalist in Canada for years due in part to his marvelous TV program " The Nature of Things." Truly a person who is working with all his heart to improve the Planet he loves so dearly. It is a great book to give as a gift as well to those who would like some positive spin on environmental issues, while being informed on individuals that are making a difference for us all."
Title: "Good News for a Change: How Everyday People are Helping the Planet."
Publisher: Greystone Books
ISBN: 155054926X and 978-1550549263
Release date: Reprinted 2003-SEP
Amazon customers' rating: 4.5 out of 5! Most reviewers gave it 5 stars. One gave it three stars because they felt it was overly simplistic. ; those that didn't tended to give it one star -- but only because Amazon does not allow 0 stars. Another reviewer gave it four stars and a positive review.
Cost: List: U.S. $16.95. Amazon.com sells it for $13.22 plus postage, for a saving of 22%. You can ask Amazon .com for free but slower shipping on most orders of US $25.00 or more. Books are often available cheaper -- new or used -- from Amazon's marketplace. You can buy it for less in new or used condition via Amazon marketplace.
Marcus J. Borg:
"Jesus: Uncovering the life, teachings and relevance of a religious revolutionary"
About "Jesus: Uncovering the life..."
Book Description by Amazon:
"Almost two thousand years after his death, Jesus continues to be front-page news in the United States. Recent polls show that over 84 percent of Americans agree with the statement, "Jesus is the Son of God." From Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ to Dan Brown's The DaVinci Code to the mega-selling apocalyptic Left Behind series, we remain haunted by Jesus. "
"Yet American Christians are deeply divided about what it means to follow him. Many followers of Jesus oppose evolution; many defend it. Some are among the strongest supporters of our nation's invasions and wars; others are among its strongest critics. Followers of Jesus can be found among the strongest opponents of gay-marriage, as well as among its strongest advocates."
"Leading Bible scholar Marcus Borg takes us on an incredible journey to discover who Jesus was, what he taught, and why he still matters today. In the definitive book of his career, Borg argues that how we see Jesus affects how we see Christianity and reveals a new way of seeing—a new perspective that can overcome the differences between the literalists and progressives, a path that emphasizes following "the way" of Jesus, the original name of the Jesus movement."
"Borg introduces us to a Jesus we have never really met before, a religious revolutionary who brought transformation, not doctrine. Jesus remains the decisive revelation of God, but we now encounter him as both a reality and a role model centered in God, focused on both personal and political transformation, emphasizing practices rather than beliefs, and exemplifying a faith characterized by deep commitment and gentle certitude."
"In a time when Christians are deeply divided, Borg's magisterial work introduces a new conversation about Jesus, the person through whom we see clearly God's character and passion incarnate in a human life. For followers of Jesus, this is the conversation that matters most. You will be inspired."
Title: "Jesus: Uncovering the life, teachings and relevance of a religious revolutionary"
Release date: 2006-OCT-31
Amazon customers' rating: 4.5 out of 5! People who liked the book tended to give it 5 stars; those that didn't tended to give it one star -- but only because Amazon does not allow 0 stars.
Cost: List: U.S. $24.95. Amazon.com sells it for $16.47 plus postage, for a saving of 34%. You can ask Amazon .com for free but slower shipping on most orders of US $25.00 or more. Books are often available cheaper -- new or used -- from Amazon's marketplace.
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Q: Unity usernames not showing I have a little multiplayer game with Unity. As the Host(car named NiciBozz) it looks like this:

This is fine, but as a client(here named NiciBot) it looks like this:

The Code related to the usernames:
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Networking;
using UnityEngine.UI;
[NetworkSettings(channel = 1, sendInterval = 0.2f)]

public class PlayerControll : NetworkBehaviour
{
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    private void Start()
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What should I do to sync the usernames properly?

A: It seems that you only try to set the name if isLocalPlayer is true, but in CmdChangeName you have an if that checks the value of isLocalPlayer (which will always be true based on your snippet).
Do you call CmdChangeName elsewhere?

A: Make use of syncVar with command Something like this:
   [SyncVar]//server to client. sync this variable name across all clients

   public string localPlayerName = "Player";

   void OnGUI()
    {
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            }
        }
    }

    [Command]//client to server
    void CmdUpdateLocalPlayerName(string userName)
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Polish authorities must stop persecuting and intimidating protesters
Kgalalelo Gaebee Media Releases 24 Noviembre 2020
#Poland: Authorities must stop persecuting & intimidating protesters, including minors, who are protesting over the near-total #abortionban in Poland.
The EU must step up and condemn attacks on Polish protesters.
Our latest statement: https://t.co/wBmm9jlCCy pic.twitter.com/UPcp2kSzno
— CIVICUS (@CIVICUSalliance) November 24, 2020
Read the statement in Polish
Civil society organisations express serious concerns over civic space restrictions in Poland
Detention and intimidation of protesters by authorities a huge concern
Protests sparked by decision to impose a near-total ban on abortion
Polish authorities must immediately stop using excessive force and detaining and intimidating protesters, including minors.
Spontaneous protests against the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) have been held throughout the country since 22 October, prompted by the decision of the Constitutional Tribunal to impose a near-total ban on abortion.
CIVICUS and IPPF EN, the International Planned Parenthood Federation's European Network, are concerned about the use of violence by authorities and non-state actors against protesters. Lawyers assisting protesters have documented how authorities have used kettling, pepper spray and physical violence against protesters. These methods all involve close contact and may lead to an increase in the risk of COVID-19 infection.
Just last night, a police car hit a protester and police detained a photojournalist, even after she presented her press card. In another incident, a member of the Internal Security Agency deliberately drove into protesters, injuring two people, with one ending up in hospital with sustained injuries. Anti-terrorist groups are also being deployed to deal with peaceful assemblies, hitting protesters with batons.
We are also concerned about the further potential escalation of violence against protesters by far-right groups in Poland. A recent undercover investigation reveals how members of the National Guard received training on how to shoot to kill. The guard was set up by far-right leaders to defend Catholic institutions and is supported by Jarosław Kaczyński, the Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the PiS party. Kaczyński, who is responsible for security issues, called for groups to "defend the church at all costs". Violence by far-right groups against protesters has already been documented during protests.
The systematic persecution of protesters also needs to stop. Protesters in Warsaw are being detained and taken to police stations up to 30 kilometres outside of Warsaw, under the guise of ensuring COVID-19 safe spaces, with limited or no access to legal representation. We condemn the Polish government for using COVID-19 as a pretext to restrict the rights of protesters. At least 67 people have been detained for protesting thus far:
"I have witnessed growing police violence and irrational harassment of protesters. We have to be prepared to drive out of Warsaw to nearby cities where protesters are being taken even if they get arrested in the centre of the city. Citizens of all genders and ages end up at police precincts having to explain and justify why they wish to exercise their constitutional rights. Naturally, complaints will be filed to declare these detainments as illegal, disproportionate and unjustified. Poland is a democratic country, and as human rights defenders we will fight for it to remain so," said Eliza Rutynowska, lawyer assisting detained protesters.
Authorities are targeting young people who have attended, or freely expressed support, for protests. A 17-year-old was knocked to the ground by police during a protest and detained overnight; a 14-year-old who shared a Facebook post about a planned walk-in protest in his neighbourhood was threatened with criminal prosecution. Another 14-year-old who attended a protest with her grandmother was openly confronted by police and accused of organising demonstrations. Some teachers and professors have threatened students with disciplinary action for showing support for the Women's Strike (StajkKobiet) and for participating in protests:
"The right to protest is a fundamental civic freedom which is currently under threat in Poland. We are concerned that as spontaneous protests continue, the use of excessive force and the persecution of protesters will escalate. This is already being demonstrated by the attacks on young protesters, whose right to free expression is under attack," said Aarti Narsee, civic space researcher, CIVICUS.
The EU must step up and condemn attacks on Polish protesters. We call on the EU to make use of, and continue to further strengthen, all its legal and political tools, including recommendations under the EU Rule of Law Framework; we also call on the EU to ensure that access to funds is dependent on states respecting human rights.
"Poland is a country that wants to veto the next seven-year EU budget, the bloc's COVID-19 recovery plan, and an EU plan to make transfers of EU funds to member states conditional on states respecting the rule of law. The vast majority of Polish citizens are in favour of the EU clause on conditionality of funding and in favour of protests. The EU must intervene," Irene Donadio, International Planned Parenthood Federation, European Network.
We call on authorities to refrain from the use of excessive force and detention of protesters, who are exercising their right to peaceful assembly. Police officials who have used excessive force towards protesters must be immediately investigated and held accountable.
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After several weeks of spending all my comic reading time working my way through Preacher I thought I should get to work on the ever-growing to-read pile. (Preacher, by the way, for those of you like me who had not got round to it, is well worth reading!)
BLACK WIDOW #1
SCRIPT – CHRIS SAMNEE & MARK WAID
ART – CHRIS SAMNEE
The Daredevil team of Waid and Samnee reteam for this new Black Widow book. For me Black Widow has always been primarily a supporting character turning up in books like Daredevil. I read a few issues of the last Widow series (featuring the lovely art of Phil Noto) and there was a great issue of Secret Avengers by Warren Ellis and Alex Maleev in which she took the lead, but overall she is not a character I know very well. By the end of this first issue, that's still the case. Samnee's art is amazing, as always, but this first issue is essentially one big chase/action scene, feeling like the comic book equivalent of a James Bond movie prologue: it looks great and gives you a feel for what's to come, but there's no time for serious character building. Which is cool. It just means that in this issue, in which Black Widow utters just two words, that you are along for the visually impressive ride and not much more. It's a heck of a ride though, and I'm sure that, with this team, a lot more will come shortly.
KARNAK #2
SCRIPT – WARREN ELLIS
ART – GERARDO ZAFFINO with ANTONIO FUSO
Also from Marvel is the long delayed second issue of Karnak. Before Issue 1, Karnak was a character I knew zero about, but as with Waid and Samnee, an Ellis book is one I'm going to check out, even if I know nothing about the lead. Karnak #2 is fun, but like Black Widow (more so, even) you'd better not be here for the script, because this issue is essentially one long fight scene. A very well drawn one, but not much more.
JAMES BOND 007 – VARGR #1-4
ART – JASON MASTERS
Like I said, I'll try anything that Ellis is doing, and in this case it meant breaking my (admittedly not set in stone) rule about reading licenced comics. All I can say is that, four issues in, Ellis fans, Bond fans, and comics fans in general should give this book a shot. (It's set in the present day, but feels more like it's set in it's own world – one closer to the books than the films.)
Now, I've only read some of the Bond short stories, but compared with the film equivalent, I'd have to say this is probably the most interesting version of the character I've seen in some time. Largely because he feels like an actual character and not just an action hero. This Bond is still a badass, and his mission, which finds him uncovering a bigger mystery while hunting down the source of some bad drugs, involves him brutally murdering anyone who crosses him. But he doesn't always make it look easy. He gets hurt, worn down and scared in the process. The quieter moments also help: like Bond chatting with Tanner or having a coffee with fellow agents.
INJECTION #7
ART – DECLAN SHALVEY
Finally from Ellis is Injection Issue 7 – the second part of the second arc – which finds Headland continue his investigation into murder and ghosts. Another fun issue, it also starts to bring the cast closer together, as so far they have only been seen together in flashback. Shalvey's art, by the way, is ace.
JUDGE DREDD – CITY ZERO #3
SCRIPT – ULISES FARINAS & ERICK FREITAS
ART – DAN MCDAID
The first two issues set things up so this third issue moves a little faster. By the end, Dredd heads off looking for answers, starting to feel more like the lead in his own book than before. I like McDaid's art, which really suits the book and the script is faster paced, though it still retains some of the problems that the first issue had: namely characters monologuing too much.
SUPERMAN – AMERICAN ALIEN #4
SCRIPT- MAX LANDIS
ART – JAE LEE
After a slight misstep, Issue 4 is a return to form. This issue finds Clark Kent in Metropolis. Part of a student group, that also includes Lois Lane, Clark finds himself covering a business summit attended by Oliver Queen, Bruce Wayne, and Lex Luthor.
Reuniting with Oliver, who mistook him for Bruce Wayne in the last issue, Clark finds his way into the summit where he meets Luthor for the first time. This is a great scene where Luthor lets us see his world view.
Later Clarke meets the young Dick Grayson, ward of Bruce Wayne. This, along with the events of last issue, attracts the attention of Bruce, in the form of Batman. It's a great little scene, with Batman knowing there is more to Clark than meets the eye and Clark unmasking Bruce who is in no way prepared for someone like Clark. It's a better first meeting between the two than has been shown before and it leads into another great scene. Contacted by Lois about collaborating on the story, Clark goes up to the roof and pulls on Batman's cape. The whole issue comes together beautifully, especially with Lee's art, which I think is the best it's ever been. I often feel his art, while always lovely, can be a little dark and painterly. Here it's bright and light, a lot sketchier than usual and it looks amazing. I'm not a huge Superman fan, but I've really been enjoying this book and this may be the best issue yet.
THE SHERIFF OF BABYLON
SCRIPT – TOM KING
ART – MITCH GERADS
Finally, the Sheriff of Babylon. This is surely the best book of the last few months. A crime series set in the The American-controlled Green Zone in Baghdad post-invasion, it finds former cop turned Iraqi police trainer, Christopher, working with local cop, Nassir, to solve the murder of one of his trainees.
Connecting them both is the mysterious Sofia, an Iraqi recently returned from America. The script, by former CIA agent King is excellent and Gerads' art is every bit its equal. With each issue the tension rises as the mystery gets deeper and more tangled, but as strong as the mystery is, it's the three great central characters that really stand out.
Initially planned as an eight issue mini-series the book has apparently been upgraded to an ongoing, which is great news if King and Gerads can maintain this quality. Only four issues in and already a serious contender for book of the year.
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Sheriff of Babylon
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Juve celebrated their domestic double triumph with an open-top bus parade through Turin on Saturday, with several players streaming the event on social media platforms.
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The video has since been taken down, and Napoli, who led the way in Serie A for much of the season, have released a statement condemning the "shameful and offensive" behaviour.
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