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October 2015
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Course Director: Dr. Haviva Goldman
- We have developed a web-based summer remediation course for medical students who have received a failing grade during their initial course in Medical Microanatomy.
- Students take the course on-line while remaining at their own institution.
- The course consists of materials from the Microanatomy course at Drexel University College of Medicine (see Syllabus below), and is presented in a fashion that allows the students to progress at their own rate within established limits.
- To review the structure of cells, tissues, and organs at the microscopic level, with an emphasis on clinical relevance.
- To demonstrate the principle that structure reflects function, and to introduce the idea that derangements in function (pathologies) often result from or cause changes in structure.
- To serve as a bridge that conceptually connects the molecular events learned in Biochemistry and Physiology to the macroscopic structures studied in Gross Anatomy.
- To provide the background necessary for success in the study of Pathology.
- To certify by means of written and practical exams that, upon successful completion of this course, the student has demonstrated an acceptable level of competency in the subject matter.
- The course is open only to students registered in an accredited U.S.A Medical or Dental School, or equivalent.
- Students must provide written approval from their Administrator (usually the Dean of Students) in order to take the course.
- Students must also supply written assurance from their Administrator that a proctor will be supplied to administer the mid-term and final exams.
- Prerequisite: Completion of a 1st year medical school curriculum that included Microanatomy.
Course Description:
- Course name: Summer Remediation Course in Medical Microanatomy
- Offered by the Department of Neurobiology & Anatomy at Drexel University College of Medicine
- Tuition fee: $2200
- The course material is available from June 12th until July 14th with a Midterm Exam on June 26th, and a Final Exam on Friday, July 14th, 2017.
- The course includes:
- Approximately 57 lecture hours presented as streaming video
- Lecture notes that can be downloaded or viewed simultaneously with the streaming video
- A virtual microscopy lab experience based on annotated digitized glass slides
- A lab manual that can be downloaded or viewed simultaneously with the slides
- Section Exams that will not count toward the final grade but will provide feedback to the students as they progress through the course, and also serve as practice for the Midterm and Final Exams
- A Medical School faculty member available for questions and answers via telephone or email
- The Course is divided into 8 sections (see detailed Syllabus below):
- 1) Introduction to Microscopy, & Cell Biology
- 2) Epithelium, Connective Tissue, & Skin
- 3) Muscle & Nerve
- 4) Cartilage & Bone
- 5) Respiratory and Endocrine Systems
- 6) Blood, Cardiovascular System, & Lymphoid Organs
- 7) Digestive System
- 8) Urinary System, and Male & Female Reproductive Systems
Midterm & Final Exams:
- There will be a Midterm Exam and a Final Exam. These are THE ONLY exams that will count toward the final course grade.
- The Midterm will be on June 26th, 2017, and will cover the material from Sections 1-4 and contribute to 45% of the course grade.
- The Final Exam will be on July 14th, 2017, and will cover only the material from Sections 5-8 and contribute to 55% of the course grade.
- Each exam is composed of 50 questions and lasts for 70 minutes (1.4 min per question).
- All questions are in the multiple choice format, and approximately half will include images.
- Both the Midterm and Final Exams will be taken online through Blackboard Vista Learning System at the student's home school. If online arrangements cannot be made, paper exams will be mailed to an Administrator designated by the student who can proctor the exam and return it to us by mail for grading, along with the test booklets.
Section Exams:
- At the end of each section there will be a Section Exam. These will help students assess their understanding of the material from that one section, but WILL NOT count toward the final grade.
- Each Section Exam is taken through WebCT and requires a computer.
- Like the Midterm and Final Exams, each Section Exam is composed of 50 questions and lasts for 70 minutes.
- Passing a Section Exam will allow the student to start the next section. If a student fails to obtain a grade of 70% or more in a Section Exam, he or she must retake the exam the following day. A second failure on a Section Exam will not affect the course grade or prevent the student from moving on to the next section, but it will be reported to the student's home institution along with the final course grade.
- A feedback questionnaire will be requested from each enrolled student to evaluate the course resources (lecture notes, streaming video lectures, lecturers, virtual microscopy resource, exams, help provided by the course directors, overall quality of the course, areas for improvement, etc.)
- Success on the final exam will indicate that the student has reached a level of proficiency in Medical Microanatomy, similar to that of other medical students in this institution.
- Since the material taught and the tests used in this course are equivalent to those used in our regular Microanatomy course, we expect that students passing this Summer Remediation Course in Medical Microanatomy will be well prepared to continue their medical education.
- The course is packaged and administered within the frame of WebCT.
- The course is offered through the Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy, and all administrative tasks related to the course will be handled by the Course Directors.
- Final grades will be sent to the student's Dean for confirmation of course completion as well as to the student.
Haviva Goldman, Ph.D.
Course Director
Summer Remediation Course in Medical Microanatomy
Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy
Drexel University College of Medicine
2900 Queen Lane
Philadelphia, PA 19129
Registration form: https://www2.drexelmed.edu/NASR/
Course Syllabus:
- All lectures are approximately 50-60 minutes long unless otherwise indicated.
- Labs are to be completed online by virtual microscopy, using annotated digitized glass slides and the online lab manual.
Sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 must be completed between June 12th and Jun 25th, 2017
Section 1 (Introduction to Microscopy, & Cell Biology):
Introduction to Light Microscopy (1.5 hrs)
Cell Junctions
Lysosomes & Peroxisomes
Nucleus, Endoplasmic Reticulum, & Golgi
The Differentiated Cell
Lab 1: Microscopy, Stains, & Organelles
Section Exam: Section 1
Section 2 (Epithelium, Connective Tissue, & Skin):
Epithelia & Glands (1.5 hrs)
Lab 2: Epithelia & Glands
Connective Tissue (2 hrs)
Lab 3: Connective Tissue
Integument (1.5 hrs)
Lab 4: Integument
Slide Review Lecture: Section 2 (2 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 2
Section 3 (Muscle & Nerve):
Skeletal Muscle
Cardiac & Smooth Muscle
Lab 5: Muscle
Peripheral Nerve & Ganglia
Motor & Sensory Nerve Endings
Lab 6: Nerve
Slide Review Lecture: Section 3 (2 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 3
Section 4 (Cartilage & Bone):
Lab 7: Cartilage & Bone
Bone Formation & Joints (1.5 hrs)
Lab 8: Bone Formation & Joints
Slide Review Lecture: Section 4 (1 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 4
Midterm Exam: June 26th, covers Sections 1, 2, 3 & 4
Sections 5, 6, 7 & 8 must be completed between June 26th and July 13th, 2017Section 5 (Endocrine Organs and Respiratory System):
Thyroid & Parathyroid
Adrenal Glands
Lab 9: Endocrine Organs
Respiratory System
Lab 10: Respiratory System
Slide Review Lecture: Section 5 (2 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 5
Section 6 (Blood, Cardiovascular System, & Lymphoid Organs):
Blood (2 hrs)
Lab 11: Blood & Hematopoiesis
Cardiovascular System (1.5 hrs)
Lab 12: Cardiovascular System
Lymph Nodes & Spleen
Lab 13: Lymphoid Organs
Slide Review Lecture: Section 5 (2.5 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 6
Section 7 (Digestive System):
Upper GI Tract (2 hrs)
Lab 14: Upper GI
Lower GI Tract (1.5 hrs)
Lab 15: Lower GI
Liver, Gall Bladder & Pancreas (1.5 hrs)
Lab 16: Liver, Gall Bladder & Pancreas
Slide Review Lecture: Section 6 (2 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 7
Section 8 (Urinary System, and Male & Female Reproductive Systems):
Urinary System (1.5 hrs)
Lab 17: Urinary System
Female Reproductive Tract
Lab 18: Female Reproductive System
Mammary Gland
Lab 19: Placenta & Mammary Gland
Male Reproductive Tract
Lab 20: Male Reproductive System
Slide Review: Section 7 (3 hrs)
Section Exam: Section 8
Final Exam: Sections 5, 6, 7 & 8
Final Exam is on July 14th, 2017, and covers Sections 5, 6, 7 & 8.


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Cupcakes And Bunting
When I saw the theme for this week over at Oldie But A Goodie, chosen by our lovely Lisa Jane I had to choose this image. The theme is "Fit For A Queen/Princess", and as the Queens birthday is coming up too. This image and the bunting just screamed out 1977 The Silver Jubilee and street parties to me and that is what my easel card is based on.
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well you already know i love this card - i think its a fab way to interpret my theme and takes me back to my youth and the street parties we had for the jubilee and the wedding..ReplyDelete
I just love that little character
Lisa xx
Oh this is just so much FUN sweetie! Love the stamps and the papers, such a gorgeous easel card. Makes me dream of summer days. Hugs SxxReplyDelete
Molly looks stunning on your card Tracy, you really have captured the feeling of festivities. A brilliant take on the theme.ReplyDelete
With the bunting and cupcakes as well, it is as you say, perfect for the upcoming Royal events.
And I love the card below, more stunning colours.
B x
So gorgeous card Tracy,I love the image and your papers.ReplyDelete
Hugs Riet.xx
I LOVE your interpretation of Lisa's theme. The card is stunning & love the coloursReplyDelete
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a gorgeous card, fab colour work as always, pretty colours, beautiful ribbon detail, thank you for joining us at Totally Papercrafts this week, hope to see you next time, sue,x
Oh wow Tracy soooo sweet, beautiful colors and totally LOVE your easel design!!!!! FABULOUS sweetie!!!!ReplyDelete
Hi Tracy fabulous card and I love that image and so suitable for a birthday party. With hugs ShirleyxxxReplyDelete
Hi sweetie this is gorgeous, perfect colours and layout, hugs ♥ pops xReplyDelete
Gorgeous card, Tracy! Wonderful image, great layout and I love all the ribbon! Thanks for joining us at Cupcake and good luck! Hugs Delphine xxReplyDelete
What a gorgeous easel card Tracy!! Beautiful coloring and design!! Too cute!!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, your card is adorable. The colours, the paper, the ribbon....all just perfect.ReplyDelete
Hi TracyReplyDelete
A fantastic card.
Love the feel of it.
The bunting goes perfectly with your image.
Beautiful work!
Love Jules xx
Gorgeous work, I love all the layers. Thanks for joining us this week at CCC.ReplyDelete
Liza x
Stunning card. Love your colouring and that fabulous bunting. The multi coloured bow is amazing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining us at Totally Papercrafts this week.
Caroline xxx
This is so gorgeous!
kim x
Ah thats so sweet Tracy. Love all the little ribbons. Happy Easter;)ReplyDelete
Hi Tracy, What a fab celebration card, takes me back to the Silver Jubilee street party we had! You make beautiful cards and have a lovely family (furry ones too!). Love your blog and happy here so I'll follow you. Hugs to you, Ellie Maggie xReplyDelete
Gorgeous card. Love the image and great colouring.ReplyDelete
Thanks for playing along with us at Truly Scrumptious
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I knew I'd love this when I saw the Cupcakes and Bunting title - and I do! Such a cute image and the pastel colours are so pretty! Thanks for joining in with the Truly Scrumptious Challenge!ReplyDelete


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The SMU Institute for Young Pianists offers a week of intensive performance experience for pre-collegiate students, grades 4-12.
The advanced track provides opportunities for private study and master classes with SMU piano faculty Prof. Al Mouledous and Dr. Catharine Lysinger. Guest artist-faculty for 2017 includes Nelita True (ESM), Nancy Weems (UH), Dr. Alex McDonald (DMA, Juilliard), and John Weems .
Select applicants to the advanced levels may apply to be a 2017 Young Artist to earn scholarship and extra public performance opportunities.
Students in intermediate levels will study with graduates and current graduate students in the Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy degree at SMU. Experiences include daily private lessons, master classes, public performances, ensemble, theory, history, and keyboard skills.
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According to the world newspapers, The demonetizations or radical recall, re-denominations, replacements of currencies by governments have been in response to the hyper inflations.
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move is unprecedented
According to the world newspapers, The demonetizations or radical recall, re-
denominations, replacements of currencies by governments have been in response to
the hyper inflations. India newspapers have reported many such cases of complete
withdrawal of notes from circulation being resorted to. The primary and main purpose
has always been to control the runaway inflation and accompanying the loss of faith
among investors and the larger public in the domestic currency.
The best example world newspapers have is of Germany under the Weimar Republic.
On November 20, 1923, they introduced a new currency ,the Rentenmark and affirmed
all old Reichsmark notes to be no longer legal tender. This took place because domestic
prices were already 14 times their 1913 levels in the mid 1921 and 1,475 times towards
end of 1922. They had skyrocketed to 1,422,900,000,000 times by November next year.
Just as this happened, the currency lost value by the minute, so people rushed to spend
their wages the exact moment they received them.When the credibility got restored,
inflation fell and the run on the currency, too, ended.
constituted of over 86% of the total value of currency in circulation. This is remarkable
because it hasn't been undertaken in response to any hyper inflation or any loss of
assurance in the rupee. The rupee has been quite strong, both in terms of its internal
and external value.
The Annual consumer inflation price was 4.2% in October, while the rupee has been
stable at Rs 66-68 against the dollar for the last one year and more. In real effective
terms, against a basket of 36 currencies after adjusting for inflation differentials, the
rupee's average trade-weighted exchange rate in October was the strongest since July
Modi's demonetization does not follow the conservative logic of the currency
'stabilization' measure. The Indian economy is barely suffering any hyper inflation or can
run on the rupee today to even remotely warrant such an action. It's a structural
reform, which focuses on reshaping attitude of public towards the currency to step
forward to build a cashless economy.In India, the majority economic transactions take
place in cash outside recorded market channels and hence these go largely untaxed.
This action apart from promoting a parallel 'black' economy with clear security
implications prevents the government from investing sufficiently on public goods to
pursue long-term growth and equity objectives. Demonetization sends out a clear
message that cash is no longer cool and should also be seen with the other planned big
The Modi government has told India newspapers that the withdrawing of Rs 500 and Rs
1,000 denomination notes will be replaced with the new currency notes with many
improved security features. According to some estimates, The total demonetized
banknotes numbered 2,300 crore pieces may require 5-6 months. Even after printing,
the new currency has to be delivered to bank branches and ATMs not just in Delhi and
Mumbai, but to even Nabarangpur, Robertsganj, Dantewada, Cherrapunji, Leh, and
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A ten-episode television series based on the novel by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. Set in a relatively comfortable Stalin-era prison in the town of Marfino where a community of prisoners with highly technical skills do research for the state.
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The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is a work of detective fiction by Agatha Christie, first published in the United Kingdom by William Collins, Sons in June 1926[1] and in the United States by Dodd, Mead and Company on the 19th of the same month.[2] It features Hercule Poirot as the lead detective.
It is one of Christie's best known and most controversial novels, its innovative twist ending having a significant impact on the genre. The short biography of Christie which is included in the present UK printings of all of her books states that this novel is her masterpiece. Howard Haycraft, in his seminal 1941 work, Murder for Pleasure, included the novel in his "cornerstones" list of the most influential crime novels ever written.[3] The character of Caroline Sheppard was later acknowledged by Christie as a possible precursor to her famous detective Miss Marple.[4]


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Under a crisp, white-collared shirt.
Month: April 2007
I went to a fundraiser for a presidential candidate last night. It was held at a club that has been described as "Hollywood's one-stop shop for conspicuous nightlife consumption." On a regular night, I could never get into that club.
The candidate spoke about changing the country for the poor, to people who'd paid more than a week's wages to see him speak (and oddly, try to touch him) for 20 minutes.
It made me sad to be there.
I always hope for someone who is different, who really wants to try something different. And always there is just so much talk, so much talk.
© Laura Genao 2007
Weak Spot
A colleague recently wondered how my risk-taking manifests itself. He said I seemed like someone who would bungee jump, or sky dive, or hang glide.
I started to respond with "Yes, I jump off of cliffs into rivers and from rocks into underground caves," when he again asked, "Do you hang glide?"
I was forced to admit my Achilles' Heel. "I get horribly motion sick. The one time I wanted to go, the curvy drive to the top of the mountain would've killed me."
There you have it, I would be more daring, if only the earth stopped moving. Anyone else care to admit to a hidden weakness?
© Laura Genao 2007
It's never a good thing when, just moments after everyone has been seated on your 6:30 a.m. flight from LAX to SFO, the flight attendant announces,
Thank you for flying with us this morning. Unfortunately, we're having a little trouble finding someone to fly the plane. Our pilot, who is driving from Orange County, is running late. So, this flight will be delayed two hours.
© Laura Genao 2007
The Walls Do Tell
What I Learned From Life Today
Things I learned (or had reconfirmed) today:
- I don't like salads that contain lettuce;
- It takes more than four days for the horrible bruise caused by snapped resistance bands to go away;
- "Blondie" is never the wrong answer to give when someone walks into your office and asks what's on your iPod (I mean, it's an answer that even makes grown men smile); and
- It doesn't feel so good when, after an especially tough workout, your trainer says "have you thought about adding a nutritional element to your program." (Note to Nick–love me, love my lonjas).
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It's an imposition, the Imposition of Ashes. It's a crude reality some of us are exposed to only fleetingly, those of us whose routine lives stay out of the path of hunger, pain, illness, and death: From dust you came and to dust you shall return. Ashes from the prior year's Palm Sunday fronds, mixed […]
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A 26-year-old man, Mathew Oguntade, has just been arrested by the Ogun state police command in Abeokuta, for allegedly killing his 20-year-old wife, Mary on Friday, January 13.
The couple, who lived behind the Anglican Church, Owode-Ijako, in the Ado Odo/Ota local government area of the state, was reported to have engaged in a minor disagreement which led into a fight before the unfortunate incident happened.
According to the community development association chairman, Iskilu Kareem, who reported the case to the police, he disclosed that he received a telephone call from a member of the vigilance group in the area that the husband and wife were engaged in a scuffle, adding that before he got to their house, the husband had strangled his wife, threw the body outside through a window and ran away.
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The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Abimbola Oyeyemi, said: "The Divisional Police Officer, Sango Police Division, Akinsola Ogunwale, a Superintendent of Police, later led detectives to the scene and took the corpse to the Ifo General Hospital's mortuary, after which a manhunt was launched for the suspect."
However, the suspect Mathew Oguntade, was arrested the following day as the case was transferred to the Murder Section of the State Criminal Investigation Intelligence Department, Eleweran, Abeokuta.
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'Putin plays psychological warfare' Ex-NATO advisor and politicians warn Trump of 'peril'
A GROUP of 17 politicians have penned an astonishing letter to president elect Donald Trump warning him of his relationship with Vladimir Putin.
The Trump Putin alliance is worrying the Balkans
And they say that Mr Trump could all but spark a war if he continues to show leniency where current US President Barack Obama has slammed sanctions on Russia.
The letter signed by relatively unknown politicians from Romania, Sweden, Slovakia, Hungary, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic says Mr Trump should pay heed to their warnings.
And they say he has a duty to protect their nation states under the current NATO arrangements because their populations have backed America up in its wars in the Middle East.
We are eager to work with your administration to sustain our powerful transatlantic Alliance, jointly defending our way of life at a time of great peril
The highly emotive yet threatening rhetoric may only serve to infuriate Mr Trump who has repeatedly stated his intention to develop a good working relationship with Russia.
In it they call upon the incoming US president to refrain from trusting Mr Putin and have demanded he slam the breaks on their relationship and instead continue with sanctions over the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
And they are calling on the 70-year-old billionaire to look at the treaties signed over generations to ensure he continues the partnership of nations forged after the Second World War.
NATO is one thing that Mr Trump has threatened to rework
The letter states: "A deal with Putin will not bring peace.
"On the contrary, it makes war more likely.
"Putin views concessions as a sign of weakness.
"He will be inclined to test American credibility in frontline NATO allies, such as Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. He may use not only military intimidation, but also cyber-attacks, energy and economic pressure, espionage, psychological warfare, disinformation and the targeted use of bribery.
Mr Putin was a KGB operative and worked in counter intelligence
"As Russia's neighbours, we are familiar with these techniques.
"Countering them requires greater strength, solidarity and resolve from the West—not more accommodation".
In the two page missive the politicians who have all held senior positions in their home countries but are unknown on the world stage demand Trump pay attention to them.
And they use the campaign slogan from Hillary Clinton's campaign "stronger together" to get their point across.
Mr Trump has aspirations to Make America Great Again using a slogan coined by Ronald Reagan
They add: "Under Putin, Russia's record of militarism, wars, threats, broken treaties and false promises have made Europe a more dangerous place.
"Putin does not seek American greatness.
"As your allies, we do.
" When America called on us in the past, we came.
"We were with you in Iraq.
"We were with you in Afghanistan.
"We took risks together; sacrificed sons and daughters together.
"We defend our shared transatlantic security as a united front.
"This is what makes our Alliance powerful.
"When the United States stands strong, we are all stronger—together."
Most worryingly the letter says they feel at "peril" and that Mr Putin is setting Mr Trump up for a trap.
They add: "We are eager to work with your administration to sustain our powerful transatlantic Alliance, jointly defending our way of life at a time of great peril.
"Have no doubt: Vladimir Putin is not America's ally.
"Neither is he a trustworthy international partner.
"Both of the presidents who preceded you tried in their own ways to deal with Russia's leadership in the spirit of trust and friendship.
"Big mistake: Putin treated their good intentions as opportunities."
Of those who signed the letter only one appears to have a strategic operating understanding of defence.
Iulian Fota is an Associate Professor at the National Intelligence Academy and a former National Security Adviser to the President of Romania.
He acted as Head of the Defence Section of the Mission of Romania to NATO in 2003.


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The case of Waldron v. Huberisillustrative of the latter.
To say Waldron v. Huber is a complex case would be a gross understatement.The Huber case included Alaska LLCs,Washington properties, a failing partnership, and a Domestic Asset ProtectionTrust (DAPT). A recent Forbesarticle, titled "Domestic Asset Protection Trust Blows UpBigger Than Alaska In Huber Case,†provides an accuratedescription of the outcome.
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Death or Victory : The Battle for Quebec and the Birth of Empire Paperback
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An epic history of the battle of Quebec, the death of General James Wolfe and the beginnings of Britain's empire in North America.
Military history at its best.Perched on top of a tall promontory, surrounded on three sides by the treacherous St Lawrence River, Quebec - in 1759 France's capital city in Canada - forms an almost impregnable natural fortress.
That year, with the Seven Years' War raging around the globe, a force of 49 ships and nearly 9,000 men commanded by the irascible General James Wolfe, navigated the river, scaled the cliffs and laid siege to the town in an audacious attempt to expel the French from North America forever.In this magisterial first solus book, tying into the 250th anniversary of the battle, Dan Snow tells the story of this famous campaign which was to have far-reaching consequences for Britain's rise to global hegemony, and the world at large.
Snow brilliantly sets the battle within its global context and tells a gripping tale of brutal war quite unlike any fought in Europe, where terrain, weather and native Canadian tribes were as fearsome as any enemy. `I never served so disagreeable a campaign as this,' grumbled one British commander, `it is war of the worst shape.'1759 was, without question, a year in which the decisions of men changed the world forever.
Based on original research and told from all perspectives, this is history - military, political, human - on an epic scale.
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This guide will help you get a website up and running with WordPress, installed on an Amazon EC2 virtual machine (also known as an "instance"). We will go through how to configure and launch an EC2 instance, how to get your WordPress username and password, and how to log into your WordPress admin portal. Everything done in this tutorial is free-tier eligible.
Sign in to the Console
Open the AWS Management Console. https://www.amazon.com/ When the screen loads, enter your user name and password to get started. Then find EC2 under Compute, and double click to open the dashboard.
Step 1: Launch an Amazon EC2 Instance
Now you are in the EC2 dashboard, click Launch Instance from the dashboard to create and configure your virtual machine.
Step 2: Configure your Instance
Now you're in the Amazon EC2 configuration wizard, we will be using an existing Amazon Machine Image (AMI) from the AWS Marketplace that has WordPress already installed. The AWS Marketplace provides access to thousands of pre-configured images for common pieces of software.
1. Click on AWS Marketplace on the left-hand side, search for WordPress, look for WordPress powered by BitNami, then click Select.
Launch a WordPress Website – AMI
2. You will be presented a detailed pricing page. In this case, the price will be $0.00 for the software regardless of the size of the instance that you use.
Scroll to the bottom and click Continue.
Launch a WordPress Website – AMI Pricing
3. For this tutorial, we will be using a free-tier eligible t2.micro instance. Click on t2.micro in the Type column (it should be the first one), then click Next: Configure Instance Details. It may take a few seconds to load.
On the following screens, click Next: Add Storage and then Next: Tag Instance.
Getting Started – Choose an instance – WordPress
4. We will set a name for your instance in this step. Enter WordPress in the Value box next to the Name box. Click Review and Launch to continue.
Launch a WordPress Website – Tag
5. You can review your instance configurations, then click Launch when you're ready to start your Amazon EC2 instance running WordPress.
Launch a WordPress Website – Launch Instance
6. The next screen deals with key-pairs. Key-pairs are how you can connect to your EC2 instances via a terminal program using Secure Shell (SSH). Select Proceed without a key pair, and check the box acknowledging that you know you need this key to access your EC2 instance.
Press the Launch Instances button to launch your instance. Be aware that starting the instance up may take a few minutes.
Launch a WordPress Website – Keypair
7. Click View Instances on the bottom right of the page (you may need to scroll down to see it). Then select the WordPress instance, make sure the Instance State says running. If Instance State says launching then AWS is still preparing your WordPress instance.
Launch a WordPress Website – Instance Running
8. Once your instance is running, you can now test your WordPress website. Find the Public IP for your instance at the bottom of this page.
Launch a WordPress Website – Public IP
9. Copy the Public IP into a new tab in your web browser, and you should see a Hello World blog page appear.
Launch a WordPress Website – Hello World
Step 3: Make Changes to Your Website
Now that you have your WordPress site up and running, it's time to log into its administration page so you can customise your site. To find your password, please follow the steps below:
1. Switch back to your EC2 management console in your web browser. Select WordPress instance, and click the Actions button. In the drop down menu, select Instance Setting, and choose Get System Log.
Launch a WordPress Website – System Log
2. In the system log window, scroll through to the bottom to find the password that's surrounded by hash marks.
Launch a WordPress Website – Password
3. Now that you have your password, switch back to the tab that you used to access the WordPress Hello World page. Add /admin to the end of the URL so it looks something like 220.127.116.11/admin. Hit enter.
Enter the Username user and the Password that you read from the log file.
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Well Done! You now have your WordPress site up and running. You can now manage, customise, and configure it as you like.


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More probing for reasons USC's seven-year streak at the top of the Pac-10 may be vulnerable. Part of the Doc's Pac-10 Week.
They Shall Not Pass. Statistically, the strength of last year's team was the pass defense, both up front and in the secondary: The Bears were sixth nationally in pass efficiency D, tying for third with 24 interceptions (to just 12 touchdowns) and holding fully half the offenses they faced in the regular season at or below a 50 percent completion rate; most notably, Oregon's Justin Roper and Jeremiah Masoli combined to go 11-of-32 with two interceptions in a loss in an absolute downpour in October, just a week after UCLA served up four picks in another Bear rout. The Ducks' prolific attack managed all of 16 points (downpour or not, the only other defense that held Oregon below 31 was USC's band of NFL-bound headhunters) and the Trojans themselves were held to a season-low 17 in L.A. the following week.
On that front, give it up for the pass rush, which consistently got to the quarterback -- it had at least three sacks in eight different games, including three at USC -- and finished in the top 20 nationally in sacks and tackles for loss. Those numbers, like every major number on last year's defense, were the best since (and in some cases better than) the killer 2004 D, easily the best of the Tedford era on a team that was six points at eventual national champ USC from a perfect regular season. In that respect, it's hard to expect another brush along the ceiling this time around, especially minus the defense's best player, linebacker Zach Follett, who led the team in sacks. But every starter is back on the front line, and every starter is back in the secondary, including All-Pac-10 guys at both spots, end Tyson Alualu and corner Syd'Quan Thompson. Along with last year's big change, a shift from the 4-3 to more 3-4 as a base scheme, the holdovers could be good for a command performance.
Beat the Best With the Best. With all due respect to wrecking ball safety Taylor Mays, the first player I'd take out of the Pac-10 is still Jahvid Best, who can do just about anything you ask him to do with the ball as well as anyone else can do it -- he was second nationally in all-purpose yards and yards from scrimmage and deserves to be the most feared running back in America once it's in his hands. In fact, the strongest complaint you can make about Best's role in the offense, if you can make one at all, is that he sometimes doesn't touch the ball enough:
Watching Best effortlessly gash Miami for 186 yards on 20 carries in the bowl game – his first 20-carry game since the opener against Michigan State -- the recurring question in my mind was, how can they get him the ball more often? Best is the closest player in the country this year to Reggie Bush, and with Shane Vereen perfectly capable of setting the pace (and taking the shots) between the tackles, an increased role for Best in the passing game -- clearly the weak point of the offense and the team in general last year -- could help settle the quarterback, keep defenses guessing and give the Bears' only real home run threat three or four more chances per game. And would it kill him to return a punt for a change?
USC is in Berkeley. Not that crumbling Memorial Stadium is exactly a mad house or a traditional graveyard for big-name opponents, but Cal is probably underrated here: The '08 Bears were 7-0 at home for the third time in five years, including wins over Michigan State and Oregon, and have only lost four games in Berkeley since 2004, against USC and Oregon State in both 2005 and 2007. They ruined SC's perfect season at home in '03 and took the Trojans well into the fourth quarter in '07. All but one of USC's seven Pac-10 losses since 2002 has come away from home. Plus, there's always a chance a beam will fall on JoeMcKnight when he's en route to the field.
Kevin Riley is Mature. Maturing. Kevin Riley is Maturing. Right? I will not insult anyone by arguing that Kevin Riley was actually good by any definition as a sophomore -- he completed an almost unbelievable 44.4 percent of his passes in Pac-10 games, good for the Juice Williams Memorial Trophy for Excellence in Inaccuracy despite a respectable (14:6) touchdown:interception ratio. He flashed almost none of the alleged athleticism (-56 yards rushing for the year) that helped him win the job. He couldn't keep senior paperweight Nate Longshore on the bench. It's telling that Riley, a fourth-year junior with 10 career starts to his name, still had to win the job all over again the spring over a sophomore who's attempted six garbage time passes.
But Riley has the physical tools -- he stacked up pretty well among a pretty star-studded class of quarterbacks out of high school in 2006 -- and would hardly be the first quarterback to make a leap as a junior, especially under Tedford, who before Longshore's strange fade had an unbroken line of pocket-passing successes who went in the first round of the draft. Tedford deferred far more than usual last year to first-year coordinator Frank Cignetti, who seemed to wear out his welcome and bolt for Pittsburgh; with Andy Ludwig arriving from Utah in the same role, it's the rubber year for Riley, who may singlehandedly be the difference between the BCS and the Sun Bowl.
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