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Wednesday, January 15: 7 p.m.
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ilm screening of Peter Miller and William Hechter's
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(2012, 98 minutes), a documentary about the legendary songwriter Doc Pomus
Wednesday, January 15 at 7:00 p.m.
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The evening will culminate with an interview with William Hechter, the film's director
This event is FREE with a reservation through the Rock Hall website at https://tickets.rockhall.com or at the Rock Hall Box Office. Seating is limited.
Rock Hall Members can RSVP starting at 10amEST on Monday, January 6. Non-Rock Hall members can RSVP starting at 10amEST on Tuesday, January 7.
About the Film
For music fans that have come to love hits such as "Save the Last Dance for Me," "This Magic Moment," "A Teenager in Love," "Viva Las Vegas," and many others very few know the story of the man behind those hits. Jerome Solon Felder, AKA Doc Pomus, was the man behind those mega hits and emerged as one of the key figures in popular music and of the early rock and roll era. The Brooklyn-born Felder was paralyzed by polio as a child and for most of his life was confined to crutches and a wheelchair, but in his sixty-five years of life enjoyed great success and is inducted to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (1992, as a non-performer), the Songwriters Hall of Fame (1992), and the Blues Hall of Fame (2012).
Peter Miller and William Hechter's remarkable history in AKA Doc Pomus takes the viewer from Felder's early beginnings, reinvention as a blues singer, his songwriting heyday, and his later years as a songwriting mentor and advocate for repressed rhythm and blues artists. The film features interviews with Doc's collaborators and friends, including Dr. John, Ben E. King, Joan Osborne, Shawn Colvin, Dion, Leiber and Stoller, and B.B. King.
With passages from Doc's private journals being read by Lou Reed,
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is a gripping biographical film with a story that introduces a unique American treasure to a new, much wider audience.
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"If you love stories about the music business you'll certainly be entertained, but AKA Doc Pomus is intrinsically compelling because it charts the life of such a singular man. He was definitely one of a kind."
-Leonard Maltin,
"Making use of an incredible archive of stills, video and sound recordings (including interviews with some of the pre-eminent composers, lyricists and musicians of the past 60 years)…the film is inspirational both in its subject and its composition."
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"…the pic thrusts a forgotten pioneer back into the limelight while illuminating a part of rock history."
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"…a film that tells the story of a remarkable life and career in wonderfully entertaining fashion."
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Chestnut Fronted Macaw
Like most mornings at the Rainforest Expeditions eco-lodges, this one started just before dawn and would involve sightings of Chestnut-fronted Macaws. Rainforest animals are most active during those two first magic hours after sunrise and this is why both guests and guides had 4:30 A.M. wake up calls. During breakfast, the first light of the day began to filter down through the tall, cathedral-like rainforest canopy and signaled that it was time to leave for the trip to a nearby oxbow lake. As the group walked down to the boats, Red Howler Monkeys roared from the canopy and a family of Saddle-backed Tamarins was sighted.
Even though the ride across the river was a quick one, the guide was kept busy in pointing out the birds that were flying across the coffee-colored Tambopata.
"Crested Oropendolas! Russet-backed Oropendolas!" he exclaimed as large flocks of those big, yellow-tailed birds flew over the boat. Loud screeches indicated that one of the most common macaws in the Tambopata region was also in active mode. As pair after pair flew overhead and perched in the riverside trees, the guide pointed them out.
"Those are Chestnut-fronted Macaws! They are smaller than the big macaws but very common in Tambopata and just as colorful".
The Chestnut-fronted Macaw (Ara severa) is probably the most numerous macaw species in Tambopata. Their abundance is likely related to their preference for old second growth and riverine habitats. This allows them to persist in many areas near the town of Puerto Maldonado although they are much more common in the forests near the lodges.
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1. Hello. First of all, New City is just going to hand you, fellow artist a ton of real estate. Are you ready? In other words, do you want to hijack a newspaper? The one catch — the deadline is tomorrow, so get busy:
We are seeking proposals from Chicago-based artists who want to take advantage of our distribution stream—30,000 copies circulated across 900+ locations throughout Chicago—and who will make the most of our magazine format. This is for the September 5 issue, the big gallery opening weekend, so all eyes will be on your art! – See more here.
2. Bad at Sports' retweeted this from @collegeart: Deadline for applying to the CAA International Travel Grant Program extended to Friday, August 23!
The CAA International Travel Grant Program, generously supported by the Getty Foundation, provides funding to twenty art historians, museum curators, and artists who teach art history to attend the 102nd Annual Conference, taking place February 12–15, 2014, in Chicago. The grant covers travel expenses, hotel accommodations, per diems, conference registrations, and one-year CAA memberships. For 2014, CAA will offer a one-day preconference meeting on February 11 for grant recipients to present and discuss their common professional interests and issues. Details on that here.
3. Program Director position opens up in NYC at Resource Generations. Applications due by or before August 22nd.
The Program Director reports to the Executive Director of Resource Generation. The key role of the Program Director is to ensure that the programs of RG are furthering the general mission and specific initiatives (ie, racial justice, campaign for tax justice) of the organization. They are also responsible for supporting and supervising other members of the program team, as individuals and as a cohesive group, and ensuring that member-leaders are being developed to lead in and out of RG. Seeking someone based in, or willing to relocate to, New York City. More info here.
4. Fringe Arts Bath has opportunities for aspiring curators. Deadline 18th October 2013
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5. AREA Chicago proposal due September 1st:
2012 Propeller Awardee AREA Chicago is a community publication that supports Chicago-based social justice practices and struggles. AREA is a space that brings together Art, Research, Education and Activism to create relationships across the boundaries that segregate our city and our minds. Our next issue will be called Kids! In this issue, we want to explore how our society defines what it means to be a child, how kids participate in the world, and what it means to be growing up in Chicago. We want to see how children and adults come together to challenge "mainstream†understandings to build more just communities and relationships. We welcome proposals from all age groups for our web and print publications. Our emphasis is on local practices that engage with the social, political and cultural dimensions of the topics we are exploring.


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The Kids' Birthday Party
In the Fall 2010 issue of Allergic Living, we turned to three allergy advocates and moms to help navigate the world of the kid's birthday party.
Gina Clowes, a Certified Life Coach and founder of AllergyMoms.com; Beatrice Povolo the director of marketing and communications for Anaphylaxis Canada and Susan Clemens, the moderator of AllergicLiving.com's Forum and an allergy advocate. All three have children who live with multiple food allergies.
Here's a sampling of the advice they had to offer:
Step 1 Initial Reply to the Invitation
It's important to call soon after receiving the invitation.
The Call: Start with a gracious thank you and acknowledgement that your child is thrilled to be invited. Now move into the key points:
• Politely ask where the party will be held. For instance, will it be at a venue or the hostess's home?
• With this information to guide you, bring up (or remind of) your child's food allergies. Ask if now is a good time to go over a few details to both keep your child safe and resolve any initial concerns about child's attendance.
• Stress that you're happy to help in any way, and calmly move onto:
– Will the party involve a meal or snack?
– What activities will take place? Might there be a risk of exposure to allergens? Look for solutions to minimize any risks.
– What will be the order of activities? For instance, if the party starts with a pizza lunch and your child's dairy allergic, could the hostess and her helpers ensure the kids have all washed up, and then your child will arrive post-lunch but pre-cake presentation?
• If the party includes lunch at a home, discuss that you'll send your child with something safe to eat. More in Step 2.
• Discuss cake arrangements. See Step 4.
• Ask the parent if she is familiar with an auto-injector or EpiPen. Ask to set a date closer to the party to grab a coffee with her and demonstrate the use of the auto-injector and do a review of the anaphylaxis emergency plan (also called the food allergy action plan). Step 5 details that conversation.
Step 3 What You Can Do
• Why not offer to help supervise the party? Many parties require extra adult eyes, such as mini golf, play gym and kids' theatre outings. This is also true of larger home parties.
• Whether you drop off your child or stay depends on the party situation, the hostess's level of comfort managing allergies, and your child's anxiety level and ability to manage his or her allergies. Trust your instinct on this.
• If the party will be at a facility, such as an indoor playground, wave pool, museum or beading venue, contact the management to inquire about allergen policies. (Quite a few facilities catering to kids now have peanut/nut restrictions.)
• Restaurants don't usually permit outside food. But if you explain the allergies in advance, you'll often be allowed to bring along safe food from home.
Step 6 Drop Off or Stay?
• Povolo advises staying if the child's: unusually anxious or not ready to be left (there is no magic age for this), or when the host parent asks that you do.
• Now that her son is 9, Clowes will still attend a party if it takes place at a public venue her son's not familiar with. At house parties when he was younger, she would just be frank about her feelings. "I'd say, 'I'm a little nervous to leave Daniel. He is still impulsive sometimes about what he eats. I can hang out and read, but I'd also be so happy to help. Anything I can do?"
• Clemens often goes and takes fun, candid photos of the kids. She presents a CD of the snapshots to the parents as a thank you for letting her attend. Given her daughter's list of allergies, "when I delicately ask if I can be allowed to stay, the response is usually one of relief."
Step 8 Prepping Your Child
• Before the call to the hostess, Clemens likes to ask her 8-year-old what issues she would raise. "By involving the child, you ensure she or he feels safe, and it limits anxiety. It becomes less of "Mommy has to keep me safe," and more "I can keep myself safe."
• Instill confidence: remind the child that he has his auto-injector and knows how to use it. Get the child repeat the allergy rules known by heart (no sharing, no eating unknown foods, wash after eating). The message? See, you know this stuff.
• Remind that you're nearby and have your cellphone if there are any problems. If child thinks he or she is getting symptoms, tell the hostess right away.
• Clowes has emphasized to her son that "he never has to eat anything that he has a question about." That's a great anxiety diffuser.
• Role play can be helpful: Ask "what will you say?" if an adult at the party (or anywhere) offers a food the child can't eat. Clowes has suggested several turn-down options to her son, from "no thank you" and "I'm allergic" to "I just ate" in a situation where he doesn't want to stand out. (The point is, he turns down the food.)
• Matter-of-factly ask the child for his or her thoughts on the party. If there are lingering concerns, discuss and resolve.
• Don't just talk allergy issues. Be enthused about the party and celebrating the birthday friend. Get the child to bring up gift ideas. With food allergies, we "prepare" for fun, but we want fun all the same.
Next Page: Sidebar "Allergy Talk"
Read all the steps to Birthday Party Bliss in the Fall 2010 issue. Click to order an issue or to subscribe to Allergic Living magazine.


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- 15 whole chicken wings (about 3 pounds)
- 1 cup soy sauce
- 1 cup orange marmalade
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Cut chicken wings into three sections; discard wing tip sections. In a small bowl, combine the soy sauce, marmalade, garlic, ginger and pepper. Cover and refrigerate 1/2 cup marinade for basting.
- Place remaining marinade in a large resealable plastic bag. Add wing sections; seal bag and toss to coat evenly. Refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
- Drain and discard marinade. Place chicken wings in a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 15 minutes.
- Baste with a third of the reserved marinade; bake 15 minutes longer. Baste with remaining marinade. Bake 10-20 minutes more or until chicken juices run clear. Yield: 8 servings.
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"This recipe is getting some mixed reviews. I'm on the "didn't like it" side. There was too much soy for me, and hubby didn't like the marmalade flavor."
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Post subject: Looking for title - heroine accidentally marries brother
I have Googled every possible combination of words to describe the truly unique plot of a book that my cousin told me about several years ago. After at least 4 hours of frustrated searching, I am turning to the message boards (which I consistently read) for help.
Around 2000, my cousin told me about a book that she had found on her mom's nightstand. Our other aunt had lent it to her mom, and my cousin started reading it until her mom told her that it wasn't appropriate for her. My cousin described it to me as a "romance novel," but I'm not totally convinced that it could be classified as a romance, given the plot. I can't remember if this had happened in or around 2000, or if it had happened a long time ago, so I can't even pinpoint when the book was published. My guess is that it was published in the 1980s or early 1990s.
After my cousin told me about the plot of the book, I have never been able to forget it. A few years ago, I was able to find the title by searching Google and Amazon, but now I can't find it again. I desperately want to find the title of this book so that I can read it and see if it is really as bizarre as I remember it!
Here are the details of the plot:
The heroine is on a ship. It is either coming from or going to Ireland. There is a shipwreck and she is the only survivor (or so we are told). She is adopted by a family (in the United States? or in Ireland?) but she does not remember the shipwreck so she does not believe that she is adopted.
As the heroine grows up, she is romantically attracted to her brother, whom she believes to be her biological brother. She fights these feelings. At some point, she has sex with a Catholic priest on the beach. (My cousin was unsure about how this fit into the overall plot, but this was definitely part of the story.)
To avoid her feelings for her (adopted, but unknown to her) brother, the heroine leaves her family. She eventually falls in love with another man, and they get married and have a child. When the child is born with some sort of genetic defect, it is discovered that the heroine and her husband are actually biological siblings, and the husband
survived the very same shipwreck!
The heroine and her husband get divorced and she returns to her not-biological brother. My cousin didn't get to finish reading the book but she was pretty sure that the heroine and her "brother" confess their love for one another and live HEA.
The only other details that I have about the book are that it was written by an Irish author (possibly?) and that it had a title that sounded something like
Mists from Stones
. Or it had something to do with stones and gems in the title.
I would be eternally grateful to whoever can figure out the title of this book! I can just imagine the look on my cousin's face when I reveal that I have retrieved this lost novel which was the source of so much discussion between us when we were teenagers.
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No idea but it sounds twisted enough to be one of Catherine Cookson's books.
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Noooo and it's still driving me crazy! I have Googled so many descriptors of the plot and gotten some
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Med Schools Lag in Adopting Institutional Conflict-of-Interest Policies
Nearly a decade after the infamous Jesse Gelsinger case, less than half the nation's medical schools have adopted policies governing institutional conflicts of interest, a new survey showed. Institutional conflicts arise when universities license patents to or invest money in start-up companies conducting research at the university. The survey, published last week in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found just 30 of 86 medical schools had adopted such policies despite the 2004 guidance from the federal government urging them to do so. The issue came to the fore in 1999 after the Gelsinger family, whose 18-year-old son died in gene therapy experiment at the University of Pennsylvania, sued because they had not been adequately warned about the risks. The clinical trial had been organized and funded by a physician-researcher at the school whose start-up company was funded in part by the university.
The survey did find higher compliance with requests to adopt policies regarding conflicts of interest of top officials (about 70 percent of schools surveyed), institutional review board members (81 percent), and governing board members (69 percent). But the report, whose lead author was Susan Ehringhaus, a lawyer at the American Association of Medical Colleges, noted several flaws in the policies. For instance, while they generally required IRB members to notify each other about individual conflicts, "substantial gaps exist in informing institutional IRBs of potential institutional conflicts of interest in research projects under review." An accompanying editorial by David Rothman, who directs the Center on Medicine as a Profession at Columbia University, asked "whether it is naďve to trust institutions to monitor and discipline their own financial activities, particularly when the financial returns can." He suggested federal regualtion may be forthcoming.
CDC Will Release Rewritten Great Lakes Study – in a Month
The Centers for Disease Control plans to release a completely revamped version of the controversial study of Great Lakes environmental hazards within "four or five weeks," the agency's chief spokesman said. The agency had come under fire for delaying release of a report linking environmental pollution to health effects in the region and reassigning the report's chief author, Christopher DeRosa, the chief of toxicology at the CDC's Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry.
According to Glen Novak, chief of media relations for CDC, Howard Frumkin, director of the National Center for Environmental Health, strongly objected to the methodology of the Great Lakes report, which had been originally slated for release last July. The study correlated toxic releases in 26 areas around the Midwest between 2001 and 2004 with health outcomes in those areas from 1988 to 1997. "There was an implication of a cause and effect relationship, but that was the wrong order," Novak said. He said the revamped study will be "significantly changed" from the original, and Frumkin may bring in an outside panel to review the final draft.
Prior to his reassignment last December, DeRosa had insisted that residents living in Federal Emergency Management Agency trailers along the Gulf Coast be warned about the long-term cancer risks from formaldehyde leaking from building materials used in the trailers. The federal government pledged last Friday to ramp up its efforts to move hurricane victims out of the trailers and into apartments or hotels following a joint FEMA and CDC study confirming that many of the trailers were contaminated with dangerous levels of formaldehyde. Approximately 100,000 hurricane victims are still living in trailers, including 7,000 families.
Meanwhile, the agency continued to decline to comment on DeRosa's reassignment, calling it a "personnel issue." Rep Bart Gordon (D-TN), chairman of the House Committee on Science and Technology, has demanded that CDC director Julie Gerberding take steps to protect DeRosa from retaliation. "I cannot understand how an agency charged with protecting the public's health is attempting to muzzle one of its own scientists," he said. "We need to ensure that retaliation against Dr. DeRosa for blowing the whistle on important public health issues stops today and that he is protected from further retribution."
OSHA Injury Records Wrong, Top Record-Keeper SaysRobert Whitmore, the chief of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's record-keeping division now on administrative leave, has accused the nation's employers of vastly underreporting injuries and illnesses in the workplace, the Charlotte Observer reports. Both OSHA and the National Association of Manufacturers denied the charges. The public criticism was included in the newspaper's six-part series documenting systematic violations of the nation's worker-protection laws at a North Carolina chicken processing plant, and a failure by the firm to report many of those injuries to the federal government. Whitmore filed a "hostile workplace" complaint last July for being put on paid administrative leave after a verbal confrontation with a supervisor.
FDA Delay on Trasylol was Deadly, Researcher AllegesThe Food and Drug Administration's delay in taking action against Trayslol, a heart surgery drug produced by Bayer, left 22,000 additional patients vulnerable to kidney failure, congestive heart failure, stroke, and death according to researcher Dennis Mangano. In an interview with 60 Minutes aired last Sunday, he said that if the FDA had taken action following his 2006 study, which tracked the long-term health of 3,900 heart patients and was published in the New Journal of Medicine, thousands of lives could have been saved. The drug was routinely given to a third of all U.S. heart-bypass patients to limit blood loss.
Bayer suspended worldwide sales of Trasylol in November of 2007 after the FDA finally requested removal of the drug from the U.S. market. After Mangano presented his data to an FDA advisory committee in September 2006, the FDA only issued a public health advisory. A day later, the agency learned that the German-based pharmaceutical company had failed to tell the FDA's reviewers about a company-funded study suggesting that Trasylol increases the risk of death and stroke. Between the publication in January 2006 of Mangano study and November 2007, when Trasylol was removed from the market, "there were approximately 431,000 patients who received the drug," Mangano told 60 Minutes. "As I calculated, 22,000 lives could have been saved. It's about a 1,000 lives per month." The company is investigating whether Trasylol can be re-released following additional research.
Odds and EndsIn their February newsletter, the Obesity Society expressed support for NYC's public health initiative to have chain restaurants post nutrition information on menus. The article, however, made no mention of the fact that the society's incoming president, David Allison provided a declaration last month for the New York State Restaurant Association's lawsuit against the city's initiative. . . .A group of renowned scientists released a statement Friday at the annual American Association for the Advancement of Science urging an end to political inference in science. Organized by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), the group called for the next president and Congress to establish an environment that would allow federal science to flourish. The statement coincided with a UCS report detailing how the current administration has misused research findings and hampered scientific progress . . . .The Food and Drug Administration issued conflict of interest waivers to John Modlin and Robert Couch, members of the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, for meetings on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The committee will primarily discuss GlaxoSmithKline's vaccine for the rotavirus and select an influenza strain for the 2008-09 vaccine. Modlin, a Professor of Pediatrics at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, receives consulting fees of less than $10,000 from both a GlaxoSmithKline and a competing pharmaceutical firm. Couch, Director of the Center for Immunity and Infection Research at the Baylor College of Medicine, was granted a conflict of interest waiver despite receiving more than $300,000 through a contract and between $100,000 to $300,000 through a subcontract from a pharmaceutical firm affected by the panel's decision on the influenza virus strain. . . .The U.S. Office of Special Counsel ruled earlier this month that Environmental Protection Agency administrator Stephen Johnson didn't break federal laws in March 2006 while speaking at a Republican fundraising event held at the law firm of disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Events concerning the Grand Theft Auto series in 1992.
Game World
2D Universe
3D Universe
- An earthquake damages bridges connecting between Flint, Red, and Bone County, leading to its closures for an extended period.
- Beverly Johnson, is murdered in the Johnson House in a drive-by shooting by the Ballas.
- Carl Johnson returns to San Andreas from Liberty City after hearing of his mother's death.
- Lazlow takes over as host of Entertaining America after actor Jack Howitzer kills the radio show's original host.
- Sweet is wounded and arrested in a shootout.
- Grove Street Families territories and turf fall in the hands of the Ballas.
- Claude and Catalina leave San Andreas to perform robberies for 9 years.
- CJ meets and begins working for Mountain Cloud Boys leader Wu Zi Mu.
- The Loco Syndicate disbands after the murder of founding members Jizzy B. and T-Bone Mendez at the hands of Carl Johnson.
- Ryder is killed during a boat chase.
- CJ begins to work for a U.S. federal agent, Mike Toreno.
- The Four Dragons Casino opens for business.
- Johnny Sindacco suffers a heart attack and dies.
- Pulaski and Hernandez are killed.
- Caligula's Palace is robbed by the Mountain Cloud Boys and Carl Johnson.
- Sweet is finally released from prison as part of an agreement between Toreno and CJ in exchange for CJ having done work for Toreno after several weeks.
- A large-scale riot erupts across the state of San Andreas, including the city of Los Santos, following announcement by Red County District Attorney's Office dropping charges against C.R.A.S.H. member Frank Tenpenny for lack of evidence necessary to convict him.
- Big Smoke is killed in a shootout inside his crack palace.
- Officer Tenpenny is killed in an automobile accident when his firetruck fell off a bridge in Ganton into Grove Street.
- Reporter Richard Burns is fired from West Coast Talk Radio due to his conduct during the riot.
- Jimmy Hopkins, the protagonist of Bully is born.
HD Universe
- Lester Arnold is arrested for assault.
- Albert Lawson is arrested for assault.
- Heathcliff Waterstreet is arrested for possession of methamphetamine.
- Roy Zito is arrested for armed robbery.
- Lazlow becomes the host of the radio show Entertaining America
- The film The Shoulder of Orion II is released.
- This is the earliest year that the GTA Online protagonist can be born.


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This Trails Illustrated topographic map is the most comprehensive recreational map for Washington's Mount Rainier National Park. Within the park, there is detailed coverage of Mount Rainier and its many glaciers; Eagles Roost, Cataract Valley, Mystic, Emmons Overlook, Indian Bar, Maple Creek, Snow Lake, Paradise River, Jackson and many other camping areas are also included. A detailed inset gives you a close-up view of the peak and trails leading to its glaciers.
More than just a map, National Geographic Trails Illustrated topographic maps are designed to take you into the wilderness and back. Printed on tear-resistant, waterproof material, this map can go anywhere you do. Each map is based on exact reproductions of USGS topographic map information, updated, customized, and enhanced to meet the unique features of each area. The maps include valuable wilderness tips and Leave No Trace guidelines, along with updated trails, trailheads, points of interest, campgrounds, and much more. With a new color palette and stunning shaded relief, backcountry navigation has never been easier.


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ASU: Ranks second in ASU history in the indoor mile (4:05.18) and fifth in the outdoor 1500m (3:44.01)...earned All-America honors as a member of distance medley relay team which took eighth at indoor nationals in 2000.
2001 Outdoor: ASU's top 800m and 1500m runner...placed ninth in his preliminary heat of the 1500m (3:54.09) at the NCAA Championships...took fifth in the 1500m (3:45.86) at the Pac-10 Championships...NCAA provisional qualifier in the 1500m...won the 1500m at the UA/NAU Double Dual (3:45.12) and at the Baldy Castillo Invitational (3:50.18)...recorded season-best 1500m time at the Stanford Invitational (3:44.13, sixth)...notched two second place finishes in the 1500m (Sun Angel Classic, Pomona-Pitzer Invitational)...placed second in the 800m (1:51.11) at the Oregon Invitational...earned Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention honors.
2001 Indoor: Did not compete.
2000 XC: Competed in four major races, placing 51st at the Roy Griak (25:18), 277th at the NCAA Pre-National Meet (33:59.7), 26th at the Pac-10 Championships (24:38.8) and 40th at the West Regionals...earned Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention honors.
2000 Outdoor: Recorded the fastest ASU times of the season in the 800m (1:49.48) and 1500m (3:44.01), both career times...1500m time is the fifth fastest time in ASU history...posted an NCAA provisional mark in the 1500m (3:44.01) at the Sun Angel Classic, one of three first-place finishes in the event...finished sixth at the Pac-10 Championships in the 1500m (3:48.73).
2000 Indoor: Member of All-American distance medley relay team that placed eighth at the NCAA Championships...posted an NCAA provisional mark in the mile (4:05.98) but did not qualify for NCAAs... earned that time at the Cyclone Classic in Ames, Iowa...turned in second-best mile time in the ASU record books with a mark of 4:05.18.
1999 XC: ASU's sixth-best finisher at all three championship meets... placed 44th at the Pac-10s (26:14.8), 47th at the West Regional (32:17) and 198th at the NCAAs (33:25)... posted a season-best time of 25:34 to finish 88th at Pre-NCAA Meet.
1999 Outdoor: Recorded ASU's second-best times in the 800m and 1500m... finished ninth in the 1500m at the Pac-10 Championship (4:02.44)... ran a season-best 3:46.31 to finish second at the UA/NAU Double Dual... won the 1500m at the ASU Invitational (3:56.71)... posted two victories in the 800m, capturing the Bill Sawyer (1:51.72) and Arizona Elite Classic (1:51.44)... clocked his season's best 800m time, 1:51.20, to finish third at the Baldy Castillo Invitational.
1999 Indoor: ASU's best miler, clocking a 4:15.53 to win the Double Dual... the altitude-adjusted time of 4:07.31 ranks as the second-best time in ASU history... finished fifth in the mile at the MPSF Championships (4:14.50).
1998 XC: Finished 42nd at the Pac-10 Championship (25:25) and 62nd at NCAA Regional (32:54)... registered first top-10 finish at Sundodger Invitational in Seattle, placing 10th in 25:37.
1998 Track: Redshirted.
1997 XC: Competed in all six races with a season-best time of 26:18 at the ASU Invitational... finished 54th at Pac-10s and 75th at regionals.
High School: 1997 graduate of Paradise Valley High School in Phoenix, Ariz... lettered four years in track and four years in cross country... USA Track and Field Champion in the 1500m... high school cross country team MVP for four years... track and field team MVP for two years.
Personal: Majoring in geography... parents are Mark Strong and Maria Terrenova... has one sister, Desiree (20)... born Dec. 1, 1978, in Montana.
Personal Bests: 800--1:49.48, 1500--3:44.01, Mile--4:05.18, 8K--24:38, 10K--31:54.
2001 Outdoor 1500m prelims 3:54.09 2000 Indoor DMR 8th 9:42.11 1999 Cross Country 198th 33:25


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News item from 2012
Ashmolean Receives An Award From The DCMS/Wolfson Foundation To Restore An Iconic Gallery in Britain's Oldest Museum
Situated on the ground floor of the historic Grade I listed Cockerell Building, to the left of the main door as visitors enter the Museum, the Randolph Sculpture Gallery has long been used for the display of Classical sculpture; its proportions and architecture making it a perfect setting.
At the end of the 19th century, a collection of casts was moved out of the Gallery to make way for the Arundel Collection. This group of Greek and Roman sculpture and inscriptions, formed in the 17th century by Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel, is the earliest of its kind in Britain. Arundel was a great pioneer collector of works of art from classical antiquity, and the collection was assembled for him by agents active in Italy, Greece and the eastern Aegean. The collection is particularly important for the history of collecting in England and of taste.
Today it is widely used by artists and scholars as well as being enjoyed by members of the public. However, the Randolph Sculpture Gallery has never benefitted from proper exhibition lighting and, as the only remaining space in the Museum not to have been refurbished, its tired appearance is in stark contrast to the new galleries beyond.
Funding from the DCMS/Wolfson Museums and Galleries Improvement Fund will help the Ashmolean to bring the Randolph Sculpture Gallery back to its original glory, re-instating its position as an impressive, historical space within the Museum. The project will enable visitors to enjoy the space and to understand and appreciate the importance of the Arundel Collection. Work is due to start at the beginning of 2013. Relighting, redecoration, refinishing of the original Portland stone floor, and a return to Cockerell's original colour scheme will create a pleasant space for visitors, and will minimize the visual and intellectual jarring which currently occurs as visitors move between this space and the galleries beyond. Moreover, the redisplay of the sculptures will bring the gallery in line with the Museum's new display strategy, creating better links to the Ancient World Orientation gallery, as well as the adjoining Cyprus and Egypt galleries.
"We are extremely grateful to the DCMS / Wolfson Foundation whose generous grant will enable us to complete the refurbishment of the Ashmolean's ground floor. At long last, visitors will be able to enjoy the Arundel Collection in a wider context and to understand the sculptures' place in the larger narrative of world culture that runs throughout the Ashmolean Museum.", Dr Christopher Brown CBE, Director of the Ashmolean.
The DCMS/Wolfson Fund
The DCMS/Wolfson Fund has distributed £47 million to 445 capital projects in eligible museums and galleries across England since 1990.The funding has been provided in equal shares by DCMS and the Wolfson Foundation.
The Wolfson Foundation is a charitable foundation set up in 1955. Grants are made for the advancement of science and medicine, health, education, the arts and humanities. As a general policy, funding is provided to back excellence, to act as a catalyst and to provide for promising future projects which may currently be underfunded. Last year the Foundation distributed some £40 million. For more information visit www.wolfson.org.uk


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You can help advance our understanding and treatment of neurological speech and language disorders. We are currently recruiting for the following studies:
Auditory masking effects on speech fluency in aphasia and apraxia of speech
- We are currently recruiting stroke survivors with speech or language difficulties (i.e. aphasia) to participate in a research study investigating the effects of listening to noise on speech.
- You or someone you know may be eligible if you have experienced an ischemic stroke at least six weeks ago and have speech or language problems resulting from the stroke.
- This research study, "Auditory masking effects on speech fluency in aphasia and apraxia of speech" (IRB #10-0503), has been approved by the UNC Biomedical Institutional Review Board.
- For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Adam Jacks, Ph.D., CCC-SLP at (919) 966-9464 or email@example.com.
- As part of the UNC Center for Stroke-Related Research in the Department of Allied Health Sciences, we maintain a registry of potential stroke research study participants. You may join the registry if you would like information about ongoing and new studies in aphasia and stroke rehabilitation. To join the registry, CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FORM, read and fill it out, and send it in!
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Profiles of Speech Production in Adults with Acquired Left Cerebral Lesion
- Many people have difficulties articulating speech after a stroke. The purpose of this study is to develop stable and sensitive measures of differences in speech production and to track their change over time.
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Things to see and do - Cuba
Leaving for Cuba
Cuba :
Where to go?
Where to sleep?
Cuba Travel guide
Cuba : Michelin's recommendations
Since the collapse of the Soviet bloc, Cuba, the largest island in the Caribbean (bigger than Jamaica or Haiti), has made tourism a priority, highlighting its indisputable assets. Cuba is actually more an archipelago than an island, with over 4,000 cayos, or blissful little islands, the largest one being Juventud.
Aficionados of white sandy beaches and turquoise waters come to Cayo Largo to enjoy the rest and relaxation, deep-sea fishing (swordfish, marlin, barracuda) and diving to explore the extraordinary marine landscape with splendid coral reefs in shallow waters boasting gorgonia, fish and a variety of vegetation.
In addition to its innumerable seaside resorts (such as Varadero and María La Gorda), Cuba's main island offers a wide range of holidays reflecting its geography and culture. Its three mountain chains, two vast expanses of savannah, several valleys (Viñales, Yumurí and los Ingenios), waterfalls and cascades will delight nature-lovers.
You can hike or go horseback riding through Cuba's finest landscapes (mogotes), in the west, preferably in February or March during the tobacco harvest. The Sierra del Rosario, designated a biosphere reserve, is crisscrossed with cascades and natural pools near Las Terrazas and Soroa.
And don't forget that Cuba, the world capital of dance music (from salsa to mambo), would be nothing without its people, their fun-loving spirit and hospitality.
Cuba : Must-see towns and regions
Relentless cheerfulness despite the hardship, a relaxed lifestyle dictated by Afro-Latin rhythms and strong liquor, cheap bistros, poignant if dated beauty, Arabo-Andalucian architecture from the colo...
This city is a bustling place both by day and by night, with more than half a million inhabitants of Spanish, African, Jamaican, French and Chinese ancestry. The atmosphere in its dilapidated little s...
After impressive beginnings in the 1500s, and a period of prosperity until the 1850s, Trinidad shut itself off; a godsend for 21C visitors. The essence of Cuba, this Sleeping Beauty of a town is awaki...
Cienfuegos is situated on a sheltered peninsula in one of Cuba's largest bays and is rightly nicknamed the pearl of the south. On arrival in the centre of town, its broad French-style avenues are imme...
Visitors can merrily lose themselves in this city of 20 churches. Its winding little streets, laid out in maze-like fashion to confuse attacking pirates, have surprises around every corner; colourful ...
Surrounded by the Sierra del Purial, Baracoa lies between luxuriant tropical vegetation and the sea, and until the 1960s, was only accessible by boat. This isolation has given it a unique character, w...
The historic centre of Matanzas has some fine colonial houses embellished with wrought ironwork, vestiges of the town's bygone economic and cultural prosperity. The omnipresence of water – Matanzas is...
Cuba's capital of tobacco and, more exotically, of the alcoholic spirit guayabita, Pinar del Río has a typically Cuban laid-back ambience and charming little colonial houses with pastel façades. This ...


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Cougar Kids Club
If you are 13 years old or younger and enjoy Cougar Athletic events, join the Cougar Kids Club now for only $20! Your membership will grant you FREE admission to all Cougar athletic events for the 2014-2015 season.
Club Benefits
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- FREE kid's meal purchase of a sandwich from Erbert and Gerbert's with membership card or t-shirt
- Opportunity to be a Court Sweeper at Cougar basketball games
- Opportunity for Presale Ticket Offers
- FREE admission with membership card to all Cougar athletic events for the 2014-2015 season*
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Plan-B Theatre Company is presenting GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! For all of you out there who do not know who Gutenberg is, here's a brief history lesson: Johann Gutenberg is the man who invented the printing press, making literature, mass-communication and so many other things possible today. We owe a lot to this man.
By my memory, he didn't live that interesting of a life. Luckily, according to Egyptian Theatre's summary of it, it's only "sort of" about Gutenberg. The play focuses more on Bud and Doug, wanna-be playwrights who are performing all of the roles themselves in the hopes that a Broadway producer is in the audience that will sign them to a Broadway contract.
I'm a big fan of wanna-be writers. And two-man shows. A two man show means watching a limited amount of people run around the stage like mad folks trying to pretend to be many people. What's not funny about that?!
The last time GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! was in Utah, it won awards for the performances in Salt Lake, back in 2007. That's got to be a sign that it's amazing in itself. It took three weeks of begging to get the show to come back to Utah. I have no doubts in my mind that wait was worth it.
GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! will be performed Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from June 3 to 19. Friday and Saturday shows are at 8 p.m., Sunday shows are at 6 p.m. Tickets are $18 for Reserved Seating or $25 for the nifty cabaret-table seats they have right up against the stage. I have a feeling these shows will sell out fast, so make sure to get your tickets in advance! Laughter extends the life, so do yourself a favor and take a night off to laugh down at the Egyptian.


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First off, let me make clear I have nothing against hunting or wolves.
Which is why I'm annoyed that the Legislature is considering spending $300,000 to prevent the return of gray wolves to Utah.
I believe a Utahn can be an environmentalist and a hunter, so I'd be delighted to know wolves are roaming again in their historic territory. If nothing else, it'll make the state wilder in the eyes of tourists.
Yes, the wolves will knock off a lamb, here and there (for which the government will reimburse the rancher) and yes, they'll kill weak members of the deer, elk and moose populations, which should produce a healthier, smarter herd that is more challenging to hunt.
Besides, when the state gets wolf numbers to the point they are taking weak and slow-witted members of the human population—we can sell permits at astronomical amounts to trophy freaks. What would be a more meaningful challenge to a two-legged predator than to stalk one of North America's wiliest four-legged predators? Afterall, no one believes that hunting big game is about bringing home cheap protein.
Case in point, a trophy hunter bid $310,000 (that would buy a big-assed steak) for the right to hunt a buck mule deer on Antelope Island.
Now, all we have to do is get the Boone & Crockett Club to add a trophy category for the biggest, ugliest wolf. They already have cougar and jaguar.


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Each year, more than 100 musicians, celebrities and artists tour the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. This past holiday weekend, we were pleased to welcome actors David Arquette and Danny DeVito along with his wife actress Rhea Perlman, as well as the bands Seether and Neon Trees to the Museum.
Check out photos from their tours at the Museum below! (You really never know who you might run into while you're here!)
President and CEO of the Rock Hall Terry Stewart, actress Rhea Perlman, actor and director Danny DeVito, and Rock Hall exhibitions coordinator Shelby Morrison at the Museum on Saturday, May 28, 2011. Of his visit to the Museum, DeVito called the Rock Hall "far out..you gotta see this" via his Twitter page.
Actor David Arquette (center) toured the Rock Hall with a friend (left) and Terry Stewart (right) on Friday, May 27, 2011. Arquette particularly enjoyed the Museum's Elvis exhibit pictured here and also on the actor's Twitter page.
Rock band Seether visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Friday, May 27, 2011 for the first time while touring through Cleveland. Of the items in the Museum, singer Shaun ...


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McMunn Scores Five as Women's Lacrosse Rolls to an 18-11 Win Over Brown
PRINCETON, N.J. (3/9/13) - Sophomore Erin McMunn scored a career-high five goals to lead the Princeton women's lacrosse team to an 18-11 win over Brown in the Ivy League opener on Saturday, March 9 on Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium.
McMunn also added one assist for a six-point effort. Junior Sarah Lloyd had a five-point game with three goals and two assists. She also led the team in ground balls with five. Senior Jaci Gassaway and freshman Anya Gersoff both had four-point games. Gersoff had three goals and one assist and added three caused turnovers. Gassaway scored once and assisted on three others. Senior Charlotte Davis matched her career-high with a hat trick, as did Erin Slifer who tallied two goals, three caused turnovers and four ground balls. Senior Caroline Rehfuss led the team in caused turnovers with four.
The win marks Princeton's 23rd consecutive win over Brown in the series, as the Tigers hand Brown it's first loss of the season and improve to 3-1.
Brown led by two goals early in the game as the Tigers took some time getting settled. Princeton went on an 8-1 run in the final 12:12 of the first half to take an 11-5 lead into the locker room.
Princeton continued to expand the lead and led by as much as nine goals after a three-goal run midway through the second half for a 16-7 lead.
Sophomore Annie Woehling and junior Caroline Franke split playing time in goal for Princeton. Woehling made one save in the first half, and Franke stopped two in the second half to improve her season record to 2-0.
Princeton outshot Brown 31-21 and won the ground ball battle 21-10. The Bears had an 18-12 edge in draw controls.
Brown got four goals from its leading scorer Bre Hudgins. Abby Bunting had a hat trick and Lindsay Minges scored twice. All 11 of Brown's goals were unassisted, as the Bears were 2-for-6 from the eight meter. Kellie Roddy made six saves in goal for the Bears.
Princeton will be on the road for the next two games. The Tigers face Virginia on Saturday, March 16 at 12 p.m.


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When I watched the HBO movie, Taking Chance over the Memorial Day weekend, the essence of why we celebrate this holiday became crystal clear. This made-for-television movie shows the details of our military's little-publicized policy of providing a uniformed escort for every fallen soldier. Without a doubt it should be seen by every American as it details the reverence given by our military to the dead from the battlefield to the burial.
The movie, starring Kevin Bacon details the bring home and burial of Chance Phelps, a combat Marine, who was killed in Afghanistan. Without comment the movie, with great dignity, shows the process the military invokes for a fallen soldier. But Bacon steals the show with riveting performance projecting the dignity and pride his office gives to this process. More importantly, the embarrassment he shows when being lauded by civilians for his work by the people he comes in touch with when taking Chance's casket to Montana demonstrates the pride our military takes in this difficult time.
Although it is not a typical war film (no conflicts), this is a heart-breaking movie where you see the effect of transporting a dead soldier's coffin has on everyone who comes in contact with it and the military escort (Bacon, who plays Lt. colonel Michael Strobl). From the airport workers who stand at attention when the casket is being loaded and unloaded from the plane to the impromptu gestures of respect that exude from civilians who come in contact with the escort to the scene where Bacon sleeps overnight in the baggage terminal with the casket to make sure it is not disturbed, this movie will bring your emotions to the surface.
Get Taking Chance and experience a fallen Marine's journey home. It's well worth it and is quite appropriate for every day of the year not just Memorial day.


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Name: A.C.R. Messina
Nickname: Peloritani/Giallorossi
Founded: 1900, 1972, 1997, 2008
Stadium: San Filippo, 40,200 capacity
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As part of the Big Euro Nation: Small to Big Club Challenge, my alter ego Alessandro Serpente has taken control at Messina, newly promoted to Serie C2/C. The potential at the club is huge, as evidenced by the massive, modern stadium. However, the stadium also has the potential to cripple the club, with upkeep on such a large ground surely impossible with Serie C2 crowds.Associazione Calcio Rinascita Messina is an Italian football club based in Messina, Sicily originally founded in 1900. The club has spent most of its history in the lower Italian football leagues. They last competed in Serie B in 2007–08, this following three consecutive seasons in Serie A. On July 2008 Messina were excluded from professional football due to financial issues, being later registered into amateur Serie D, where they are currently playing.
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The Aims:
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- Win promotion to Serie C1
- Win the Serie C Cup
- Win promotion to Serie B
- Win promotion to Serie A
- Have an Italy international at the club
- Win the Coppa Italia
- Win the Europa League
- Win the Super Cup
- Win Serie A
- Have an Italy international come through the youth academy
- Win the Supercoppa
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There is a world of health and healing all around youin your spice rack, your backyard, and on the shelves of health food and grocery stores. This informative guide is a reference you will keep at the ready, connecting 72 of the world's most common and useful medicinal herbs with the body systems they help and heal. Eight chapters focus on body systems: 1. Mental Health & the Nervous System 2. Respiratory System 3. Heart & Circulation 4. Digestive System 5. Joints, Muscles & Skin 6. Urinary & Male Health 7. Female Health 8. Wellness & Perception
Each chapter begins with an overview of how plants can bring health to that part of the body, with stories about traditional herbal remedies from around the world and current scientific findings on herbal remedies for specific illnesses. Then each chapter highlights nine plants, combining botanical and medical informationtherapeutic uses, effectiveness, preparations, cautions, and advice, including a round-up of current science about the active ingredients in the plant.
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St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum)The sunny yellow flowers of St. John's wort (SJW) harbor a strange secret. Bruise the delicate petals and they seem to bleed. The blood-red liquid is an oil released from tiny, dark-colored glands scattered along the petal margins. In ancient times, a plant that "bled" was assumed to possess great powers.
During the rise of Christianity, the herb came to be associated with John the Baptist (wort is the Old English word for plant). It was said to bloom on the saint's birthday, June 24, and to bleed on August 29, the anniversary of his beheading. The earliest use of the name may date to the sixth century, when the Irish missionary St. Columba carried the herb with him into northern Scotland. The genus name, Hypericum, is from the Greek, meaning "over a picture or icon"—a reference to the custom of draping the herb over religious images to strengthen their powers in banishing demons. For many centuries, St. John's wort was a symbol of protection against evil, but also a prized medicinal herb, with the power to heal the body and ease the troubled mind.
Ancient Greek and Roman physicians used St. John's wort to dress battle wounds, as well as treat burns, bruises, and inflammations. Hundreds of years later, as battles raged in the Holy Land, the crusaders treated their wounds with St. John's wort in much the same way. Throughout the Middle Ages, heart conditions, jaundice, dysentery, bleeding, urinary troubles, and nervous depression were all treated with the herb. Also popular at this time, and for centuries afterward, was hypericum oil, a preparation made from the flowers and rubbed into the skin to heal bruises and wounds. By the late 17th century, St. John's wort had been incorporated into American herbal medicine, prescribed externally for wounds and sores and internally for nervous anxiety and depression.
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great descriptions,pictures,ways to use,
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Great reference for the cottage...hiking....go search....then play...with the items you found.....great day!
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Great intro to herbs
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I love the pictures and descriptions of the herbs and their uses. Great for beginners like myself, and it has certainly sparked my interest to learn more.