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Clarifying a tangled taxonomy for a genus is the focus of the next Provost Lecture Series at Austin Peay State University.
Dr. Dan Frederick, professor of geology and geography, will present "The Foraminiferal Genus Lenticulina: Revising a tangled taxonomy" from 3-4:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 3 in the Morgan University Center, Room 307. All presentations in the Provost Lecture Series are free and open to the public.
The genus Lenticulina (Lamarck) has a long a complex history with numerous name changes and definitions. In addition, many often poorly defined species have been assigned to the genus. The result is a confusing mass of names and variations, complicating any attempt to understand the evolutionary history of the genus and the interplay between morphologic variation, abundance and evolution.
Frederick's research has several interrelated goals: to clarify the definition of the genus and the number of species within it, to discuss the degree of variation of both morphology and abundance in this long-ranging taxon and to examine the relationships between variation, species duration and environment in shaping the evolutionary history of the genus Lenticulina.
Other sessions in the Provost Lecture Series also are planned for the academic year. All sessions are from 3-4:30 p.m. in the MUC, Room 303 (unless noted otherwise) and include the following:
Nov. 10: Dr. Kathrine Flower, assistant professor of sociology
Nov. 17: Darren Michael, associate professor of theater and dance
Dec. 1: Dr. Tim Leszczak, assistant professor of health and human performance
Jan. 12: Dr. Ellen Smyth, instructor of mathematics
Jan. 19: Dr. Ann Silverberg, professor of music
Jan. 26: Dr. Marsha Lyle-Gonga, assistant professor of political science
Feb. 2: Dr. Rebecca Johansen, assistant professor of biology
Feb. 9: Dr. Sergei Markov, associate professor of biology
Feb. 16: Cynthia Marsh, professor of art
Feb. 23: Dr. Christine Mathenge, associate professor of geology
March 1: Dr. Robert Shelton, associate professor of chemistry
March 15, MUC 307: Dr. Allyn Smith, associate professor of physics
March 22: Dr. Sharon Mabry, professor of music
March 29: Dr. Cameron Sutt, assistant professor of history
April 5: Mark DeYoung, assistant professor of art
April 12: Dr. Tim Winters, professor of English
April 19, MUC 103: Dr. Jeffrey Wood, professor of music
The Provost Lecture Series seeks to foster a spirit of intellectual and scholarly inquiry among faculty, staff and students. The program will be used as a platform for APSU faculty members who are recent recipients of provost summer grants, who have been awarded faculty development leaves and who have engaged in recent scholarly inquiry during sabbatical leaves.
APSU faculty members with recent research of acclaim also will be given a platform within this series. In addition, other faculty members of local or widespread renown will be invited to lecture within this series.
For more information about the Provost Lecture Series, call Dr. Brian Johnson, assistant vice president of academic affairs at APSU, at (931) 221-7992 or email him at email@example.com. - Dr. Melony Shemberger


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Sacred Power
Juliette Vaux is a regular sixteen year old girl, trying to make it through life. All she wants is to have a chance to sit down and draw something, or even to do well in a class to make her mother notice her. She also has a small, select group of friends that aren't exactly on the... normal... side of things.
"How about you tell us where the girl is, then you can go." The voice from the darkness snarled, and the cold blade pressed against his throat. He struggled for breath, but couldn't manage any words.
"If that's the way it has to be. Karl! Do as you please. We need answers, but obviously this is a waste of time." He trembled as cold hands caressed the vulnerable throat, but he knew he would refuse to speak. The girl was too precious to him, to let her fall into the hands of these... things. He inwardly shuddered. Never. Never would he do that. His heart wrenched at the thought of her. Her.
"Will you tell us what we need to know, boy?" A different, sinister voice whispered in his ear and he felt the flutter of the Power in the pit of his stomach. But thanks to the iron shackles clamped to his wrists, no good could come of it. He pursed his lips and he winced as one of the voices delivered a heavy, solid punch to his jaw.
Quietly, he reflected on his life up to this point. The abandonment, the training, finding her, to this. It would all be for nothing if he caved now. He couldn't. He closed his eyes against the gloom.
"The girl is important... you will reveal her, to us." He shook his head, the joints in his neck grating as his muscles ached. He couldn't withstand this any longer. If only they killed him now.
Finally, the words he had been itching to hear finally made their way to his grateful ears.
"He is useless. Kill him now."
"Yes, m'lord."

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Good vibes at the finish line hangout @Martin Herrmann The 4th annual Volcom Kitzsteinhorn Banked Slalom is a wrap! As every year, it was a blast and it appears we must be doing something right because this year all starting spots filled up in less than 36 hours and we had more than 120 keen riders on the waiting list. Our snow wizard aka head shaper Martin « Lippi » Liebmann and his crew built a fun & user-friendly course the week prior to the event but little did we know that the biggest storm of the winter was to arrive just two days before drop in. It started snowing late on thursday and come saturday morning, 80cm++ had accumulated on top of the course. So while the lucky ones were shredding the deepest pow of the season under bluebird skies, a tight crew of slightly less lucky shovel slingers were sweating blood and tears while digging for their life in order to get the course ready on time. And somehow, miraculously, we did. Race on! After the first run, the starting field was cut down to the 55 fastest overall, plus top 5 women, who each got a 2nd final run, with added style point on offer on a purposely-built hip directly after the finish line. Rumour has it Beckna and Terje topped the style awards. With free beers, burgers, drinks and fruit fon offer for all, and free tees for all racers, accompanied by the frenetic mc'ing by Larrogs and Stephane Grenet, the 200-300+ crowd at the bottom of the course went apeshit every time someone set a new best time. Nitro Snowboards also had a workshop to tune everyone's boards and test their best sticks. @Theo-Acworth - Yes it was deep.. Simon Pircher getting some FINAL RESULTS (Insert here) @Martin HErrmann - 40+ winners, 1. Peter Bauer. 2nd Harry Putz 3rd Ivo Gmür @Martin Herrmann - Womens podium. 1st Ana Rumiha. 2nd Karleen Jeffries. 3rd Svenja Schallner @Vernon Deck - Mens/Open Podium. 1st Terje 2nd Arthur 3rd Pontus Staahlkloo @Martin Herrmann - Jens, Simon Pircher and the compulsory Schnapps in the starting gate @Martin Herrmann - Gerald aka the Ogre from Revenge of the Nerds on Burger duty @Martin Herrmann - Nico Bondi with new best US friend Benny Milam @Martin Herrmann @Theo-Acworth - Terje sealing the deal with a classic method for bonus points @Theo Acworth : Digging out the course early saturday morning Terje Haakonsen first run - @Martin Herrmann Simply said, if you weren't there, you missed out bigtime. And this is still long before the compulsory Castle Rock out at Burg Kaprun, with live bands, free entry and free beers for the first 150 people thanks to Maxlereiner Bier, all this in a Castle! After a massive 4-course dinner at our beloved hotel Active by Leitner (https://www.active-kaprun.at) to refuel the energy tanks we went straito lino to the Medieval Castle for live performances by Astroboy and Superglu, be sure to check them out on Youtube. The rest is history, or possible too provocative be revelead here. Check #volcombankedslalom on Insta for riders eye views Congrats to Terje Haakonsen for winning, Arthur Longo for 2nd and Pontus Staahlkloo for 3rd. Volcom riders present: Terje Haakonsen Arthur Longo Torgeir Bergrem Benny Milam Reid Smith Seth Huot Levi Luggen Mary Luggen Flo CorzeliusSimon Pircher Andre Höflich Nico Bondi Mary Lugen A huge thanks to @Kitzsteinhornsnowpark, Don Hörl and his team, Lippi and his shapers, US crew for coming over, Nitro Snowboards, Maxlrainer beer, all the people who volunteered to help dig and build, our catering crew, Superglu, Astroboy and DJ Rathgeb, Burg Kaprun, Active Hotel, Hermann at Base Camp for waxing and last but not least, everyone who participated in the race, from 6-year young Nico Bondi to the 60+ year old who kindly asked not to be named, haha. Stay tuned for next year, rumour is that the 5th version might turn into a 2-day festival. SUPERGLU got the crowd fired up and Maxlrainer beer too @Martin Herrmann Superglu frontman Ben put on a sick show @Martin Herrmann Dancefloor got quickly packed @Martin Herrmann ASTROBOY_Castelrockout @Martin Herrmann Astroboy opened the show at the castle with a grungy set @Martin Herrmann
Posted on 05/03/17
Last week Volcom was thrilled to take over Hotel Steyne in Manly, New South Wales, Australia for Riders Week, a week full of art, music, skating, parties, giveaways, movie premieres, team signings, and more! Thousands of people cruised through all week to catch live paintings from artists such as Anthony Lister, Gemma O'Brien, and Ozzie Wright, jam to some rad tunes from Ozzie, Noa Deane's band Blister, Andrew Doheny's band Power Lunch, Bleeding Knees Club, and others, and catch a glimpse of some mini-ramp skating from dudes like Pedro Barros, Jackson Pilz, Grant Taylor, Dane Burman, and CJ Collins. But that's not all. This seven day event had much more to witness, and we've got it all for your below. Gemma O'Brien timelapse @ Hotel Steyne... Anthony Lister took to the wall to spray paint an eagle... All photos by Andrew Christie (unless otherwise noted) NIGHT 1 - Monday, February 27 Monday was the launch of the Volcom X Hotel Steyne Riders Week, and we kicked things off immediately with one of Australia's beloved characters, Ozzie Wright showing off his skills with the spray cans. He was posted up above the courtyard spray painting a live mural on a row boat for the keen crowd to enjoy. The pool room was emptied for the crazy-talented Gemma O'Brien to work her magic, painting a huge mural which wrapped around the walls of the room. The skate ramp was set up and a couple of our team riders: Dane Burman, Jackson Pilz and Shane Azar, shredded for an hour to a beer-thirsty crowd. Our nightly trivia, hosted by MC Azar, ignited where we saw some super frothed groms and adults walk away with some insane gear, which helped fuel those stoke levels. Hotel Steyne was the place to be all week long! Jamie Browne Volcom tee pictured. Mitch Coleborn, Andrew "Droid" Doheny, Ozzie Wright, and Noa Deane watching the skate team on the mini ramp. Gemma O'Brien working on the mural she created in the pool room. Mitch and Ozzie, some good 'ol fashion hang time! Miguel Tudela (left), Noa Deane (middle), Ozzie Wright (right). Ozzie painted the Surf Boat on the roof! Part of the crew from Ozzie's perspective while he was up there painting. Torpedo-lookin' boat + Noa Deane's surfboard on display. Noa hangin' with Volcom Skate Team riders Jackson Pilz + Reece Warren. Jackson on the mini. Dane Burman smith grinding the Volcom mini ramp at the Hotel Steyne. Jackson at it again. This ramp was a hot spot to be the entire week. Got super crowded, and wild, but managed to stay intact 'til the end. (We can't say the same for everyone who attended.) Mitch messing up Gemma's mural. JK, he lent a helping hand on the then-work-in-progress while she focused on the, let's say, more important pieces. Yeah, let's go with that. Ozzie wanted to help, too, so he grabbed a brush and took to the wall. Once the night lights came on, the zombies awoke and things got weird. But, a good weird, of course. Gemma O'Brien, mural by day, mural by night! Getting there... Hotel Steyne was rad enough to Gemma do her magic, so here's her appreciation-piece, part of the entire mural. Gemma has a very distinct approach to her art. It's appreciated, and purposeful. Check out some of her tutorials HERE on calligraphy, typography, and more! Night 2 - Tuesday, February 28 Tuesday saw Gemma O'Brien put the finishing touches on her mural in the pool room, while Anthony Lister busted out the spray cans to paint a live mural for the onlookers in the courtyard. We saw lots of dudes showing off their talents on the mini ramp, and team rider Dane Burman even jumped on the ramp to roll with them and no doubt make their day. Gemma continued her mural on Night 2 of the event. She studied the piece for a long time to make sure everything was to her liking. ...is alive and well. It's crazy how you can start with a blank wall, use so much paint, make so much art, and leave the space looking like this. Gemma is a perfectionist, and it shows. Very fine lines and coordination between each segment. Anthony Lister painted a huge eagle in the middle of the hotel bar area. People were stoked to check it out and ask him tons of questions. A slight different approach to his art than Gemma, but nonetheless, equally as talented. The eagle and the Lister. Ozzie takin' a break from his project, hangin' with some of the boys. Volcom beer tap! The walls were plastered with some Volcom art from the ages! If you tell us you've never once said this in your early beer-drinkin' days, we'll tell you that's a lie. Groms were stoked to chat with Ozzie and Lister, and give it a go on the mini ramp. What do you think these dudes were talking about? Art? Skating? Sustainability initiatives? Probably the latter... Some of Newport Beach's finest made their way to Australia! Filmmaker Matt Tromberg and pro surfer Ford Archbold sharing some laughs (well, at least Ford is) with buddy Ozzie. Some onlookers at Lister's eagle. Done-zo. Creepers... Mitch loves this shirt. Night 3 - Wednesday, March 1 The last couple of nights have been 6ft & offshore down at the pub! Wednesday night included the Boarders Skate store Mini Ramp Jam, Metal Neck 2 – The Bang Over movie premiere, followed by the Gold Coast garage rock band The Bleeding Knees Club, fronted by Alex Wall. Drinks were flowing, stories were shared, and everyone was shredding. Groms loaded up the ramp. Arm casts and all! Little buddy! Each night there was some trivia for rad prizes, and here is Volcom Australia's Shane Azar quizzing this grom in the foreground. Groms are always stoked on stickers! That, my friends, will never go out of style. The ramp was mini, but packed full of fun. The 'Best Trick Comp' at the pub went off! Dudes were trying all sorts of weird things, and in strange outfits. Keep scrolling... Crowd filled in, music turned up, and so did the competition! Mini ramp kickflip. This guy really set it off with dropping in from the second level. ...and continuing his run to the mini. That's one way to ride a ramp! The Hotel Steyne filled up every night by sundown. Can't tell if he's jumping off the second level, or if this is just a high air. Either way, the landing isn't looking promising. Beers and whistles! Sounds like the name of a bar. Is it? Mini shredders on the mini ramp gettin' in some action. What in the bejesus. 1 of 4 2 of 4 3 of 4 4 of 4 - Yep, we all saw that comin' No one was using this table, right? No one got seriously injured on this ramp. Although this table may have been destroyed. Raffle winner of Droid's surfboard. Stoked! Metal Neck 2 movie screening at the Moonshine Bar. The crowd was packed in tight, and the kids were all right! Euro skate bros, and a Greyson Fletcher photo bomb! Volcom surf team rider Miguel Tudela (stripped tee) and part of his crew enjoying the night. Someone looks like they're getting chewed out! In all fun, though, right? Fair go for dogs? Droid, droiding. Droid hangin' with Greyson Fletcher and friends. Volcom's VP of Surf, Brad Dougherty, flew over from California to hang with all the boys! Just some happy girls having some Coronas. What's wrong with that?! Nothing! Endless Coronas were on tap. Miguel Tudela and... friends! Night 3 fun! Couple dudes. More dudes. Some groms getting rowdy to the band. The Bleeding Knees Club performed at the end of the night. This is frontman, Alex Wall. Alex Wall The Bleeding Knees Club Night 4 - Thursday, March 2 Thursday night included the Surfing World Reelers short film competition awards, Volcom X Vans Pro Skate Team mini ramp demo (which unfortunately got rained out after the first hour, but we still ripped), and to end the night we had the band The Mammals and Flower Truck rock out in the Moonshine Bar! He's an innovator. The innovator and Mitch Coleborn. David Vlug testing the new beer cozies. Ozzie's finished boat alongside Volcom team rider boards that were up for grabs! Boards from left to right: Mitch Coleborn, Ozzie Wright, Noa Deane. Tons of hats and totes were printed on all week and given out to the eager guests. Aime Maisse loves the night vibes! Jackson Pilz throwing his board around during the Pro Demo. Young ripper Ethan Copeland helped rally the crowd. Straight up! It was a solid night of skating... ...for most Night jams! The crowd got down to some epic tunes from some local artists. Volcom team rider CJ Collins is the demo KING! (photo: Anthony Mapstone) photo: Anthony Mapstone photo: Anthony Mapstone photo: Anthony Mapstone Night 5 - Friday, March 3 Friday night was a little more mellow on the scale of the week, but nonetheless, still cranked out a good time. We had our daily trivia running with lots of prizes won and we saw the bands Los Tones supported by Jackie Brown Jnr. The night ended fairly early in order to get ready for the following night's end-of-week blowout with the heavy lineup (scroll down to see). Everyone loves promo girls. None other than legendary surfer Christian Fletcher showed up for a good time! This girl showing the boys how to dance and let loose! Some interesting moments happened. This was one of them. These boards were raffled off to a stoked crowd. Can you guess which one is Ozzie Wright's?! The setting was pleasant, the people were nice, and friends were made. The bands each night shifted the crowd into another mode. Was she starstruck, overcome with excitement, or scared? You be the judge. Night 6 - Saturday, March 4 Saturday was turned up to eleven with 'The Paradise Club' party combined with STAB which went down at the Moonshine Bar with performances by Noa Deane's band Blister, Andrew Doheny's band Power Lunch, and Ozzie Wright! The entrance line for Hotel Steyne was one of the biggest lines ever seen and the night was definitely one for the history books! "Hurry, she's not looking!" What in the bejesus. Bati Rum mixers with the girls. Volcom X Stab's "Paradise Club" party @ the Moonshine Bar. Su Young Choi with the crew! One of the lucky board-giveaway winners! Mitch Coleborn's board winner! Ozzie Wright's board winner. This guy was the perfect fit for that board. He was stoked. Ozzie Wright kicked off the night in his classic white Ozzie shades. Noa Deane + Ozzie Wright jammed together to get the crowd off their feet. Check these dudes in the front. They're living it! Blister, Noa Deane's band, kicked off right after Ozzie. Lighting is A+ here. Noa Deane + his band Blister. Read more on Noa and Blister HERE. The crowd got so hyped off the tunes that the place nearly got shut down. Luckily, they were able to be tamed (the crowd, not the management) and the night continued long into the wee hours. Battle dance? Noa tuning his guitar before jamming to the rowdy and alcohol-infused crowd. How's that Volcom 90's tee?! Get yourself one HERE! Done-zo. Noa Deane. Droid's band Power Lunch was going on after Blister. Here's Droid gettin' some assistance from buddy Noa. Face paint, check. Not everyone naturally looked like this by Day 6 of the event, but some did. The boys. Christian Fletcher, Noa Deane, Greyson Fletcher, Ozzie Wright. Frontman for Power Lunch, Droid, gettin' into rhythm. Ozzie, front row at the Droid Power Lunch show! Droid 1 Droid 2 Little bit of that old school rock 'n rock channeling through Droid.
Posted on 03/20/17
Congratulations to Soli Bailey, 2017 Volcom Pipe Pro Champion! Finals Day at the Volcom Pipe Pro was unpredictable! We kicked off the morning early with the two remaining heats of Round 3, then we immediately got into Round 4 competition. Waves started off slow as the sun rose over Sunset Elementary, but it wasn't long before sets started rolling in and guys started dropping some big scores. The first 9-point ride went to Brazil's Adriano De Souza on a heavy Backdoor wave in his first heat of the competition to secure himself into Round 4. Along with Adriano, Ian Crane, Benji Brand, and Luke Shepardson advanced to the next round. Round 4 saw similar off-beat scores from the inconsistent, yet improving sets, but boys made it happen. Brian Toth kicked off Heat 2 with a solid 6-point ride, while in the last minute of the heat, Kiron Jabour dropped to third place after Soli Bailey secured solid 6.13 score. Heat 3 we saw Mitch Coleborn bag a solid Pipe wave earning himself a 6.17 to push himself into the lead, and right behind him, Koa Smith took off on a similar Pipe wave, although not as deep as Coleborn, and earned himself a 5-point ride. John John Florence once again delivered, dropping a 7.5 score right off the bat, then following it up with a 5.17 and 6.83 to hold the heat. Also getting through Heat 4 was Hawaii's Hank Gaskell. Heat 5 saw Brazil's David do Carmo pull off a rocky bottom turn on a Pipe wave and miraculously got spit out with his hands in his air to earn a well-deserved 6.83, while crowd-favorite Mason Ho surprisingly went down due to lack of waves in the heat. The next heat saw more upsets with Makuakai Rothman being knocked out, as well as Yago Dora, who has been in-form the whole event. But it was Bruce Irons, Aritz Aranburu, Lucas Silveira, Luke Shepardson, Adriano De Souza, and Makai McNamara who all coupled good enough scores to move into the Quarterfinals. During the Quarterfinals, the side wind had slightly picked up and turned things a bit messier in the lineup, but there were still some gems to be had. Soli Bailey nabbed a 6.17 on a clean Backdoor right, to add to his previous 4.0, and an on-fire Leandro Usuna from Argentina grabbed a couple mid-range scores, both enough to advance them into the Semifinals. Heat 2 saw slower wave conditions and increased wind as John John Florence, Griffin Colapinto, Mitch Coleborn, and Brian Toth tried battling through the conditions in any way possible. While they were hoping for barrels, it turned out to be turns that prevailed as John John and Griffin each found a Backdoor wave which delivered their advancement. Quarterfinal Heat 3 went nearly 15 minutes before anyone had caught a decent wave, and it was Bruce Irons who delivered the first punch on a smaller Backdoor barrel to receive a well-earned 6.33 score. Along with Bruce, it was David do Carmo to roll into the already-stacked Semifinal heats. Heat 4 was another one for turns, with a sneaky tube seen by Artiz Aranburu. While it was another low-scoring heat with the winds affecting the conditions, Aranburu dropped some heavy turns and advanced with a 11.34 and Adriano De Souza advanced with a 7.50. And there it was, the Semifinals were set! Semifinal 1 saw Australia's Soli Bailey, Argentina's Leandro Usuna, Hawaii's John John Florence, and USA's Griffin Colapinto. John John drew first blood with a couple playful hooks on a Backdoor right, but it was Soli Bailey to find a barrel at Pipe to get the early lead with a 5.0. Things went relatively quiet, and towards the end of the heat, John John was sitting in fourth position and grabbed a one-turn Backdoor right, but it wasn't enough. Soli Bailey dropped a huge 8.17 score near the five-minute mark, and in the dying seconds of the heat, Griffin Colapinto found a clean Backdoor barrel, barely sneaking out the doggy dog, to earn a 7.37, securing his spot in the finals. Semifinal 2 competitors picked up the heat and competition went fierce. An in-rhythm Bruce Irons wowed the fans with a 6.77 barrel, and David do Carmo dropped two solid turns on a Backdoor set wave to receive a 5.83. While Aritz Aranburu and David do Carmo were able to get some solid scores, it was Adriano De Souza who advanced to the Finals, along with Bruce Irons who managed to drop a near-perfect 8.93 score. THE FINALS With the resurgence of Bruce, the competitive spirit of Adriano, the rookie-hunger of Griffin, and the underdog-hopes of Soli, the final was truly exciting to watch. It started off with a strong paddle battle between Bruce and Adriano for priority, then saw Soli snag a mid-range 5.67 Backdoor tube. With the wind magically switching to slight offshore during the final, it had seemed luck was on their side, but the boys had to wait as a lack of waves keep them searching for a score. A clean-up set caught Soli inside and breaking his leash off causing him to retrieve a backup board from the beach. With nine minutes left, Bruce and Griffin were put in a combo situation when Soli dropped the highest single-wave score of the heat of a 7.33. For the remainder of the final, the waves didn't produce any additional high-scoring potential, which left Soli eagerly counting down the clock to the final second, which he did. Congratulations to all the finalists, and Soli Bailey for being crowned the 2017 Volcom Pipe Pro Champion! FINAL (1) Soli Bailey - 13.26 (2) Adriano De Souza - 8.43 (3) Griffin Colapinto - 3.90 (4) Bruce Irons - 3.66 SEMIFINALS H1: (1) Soli Bailey, (2) Griffin Colapinto, (3) Leandro Usuna, (4) John John Florence H2: (1) Bruce Irons, (2) Adriano De Souza, (3) David do Carmo, (4) Aritz Aranburu QUARTERFINALS H1: (1) Soli Bailey, (2) Leandro Usuna, (3) Hank Gaskell, (4) Koa Smith H2: (1) John John Florence, (2) Griffin Colapinto, (3) Mitch Coleborn, (4) Brian Toth H3: (1) Bruce Irons, (2) David do Carmo, (3) Luke Shepardson, (4) Makai McNamara H4: (1) Aritz Aranburu, (2) Adriano De Souza, (3) Lucas Silveira, (4) Seth Moniz Round 4 H1: (1) Leandro Usuna, (2) Griffin Colapinto, (3) Billy Kemper, (4) Nathan Florence H2: (1) Soli Bailey, (2) Brian Toth, (3) Kiron Jabour, (4) Jeronimo Vargas H3: (1) Mitch Coleborn, (2) Koa Smith, (3) Balaram Stack, (4) Tom Whitaker H4: (1) John John Florence, (2) Hank Gaskell, (3) O'Neill Massin, (4) Koa Rothman H5: (1) (1) David do Carmo, (2) Seth Moniz, (3) Miguel Tudela, (4) Mason Ho H6: (1) (1) Bruce Irons, (2) Aritz Aranburu, (3) Yago Dora, (4) Makuakai Rothman H7: (1) (1) Lucas Silveira, (2) Luke Shepardson, (3) Ian Crane, (4) Marco Giorgi H8: (1) (1) Adriano De Souza, (2) Makai McNamara, (3) Benji Brand, (4) Wiggolly Dantas Round 3 H15: (1) Benji Brand, (2) Ian Crane, (3) Lucca Messings Novaro, (4) Michael Ridrigues H16: (1) Adriano De Souza, (2) Luke Shepardson, (3) Finn McGill, (4) Parker Coffin Early morning surf check. Looks like someone is about to make the call! photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo Miguel Tudela. photo: Lugo Miguel Tudela + Mitch Coleborn. Bros. photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo Bruce Irons. photo: Lugo John John Florence. photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo Mitch Coleborn at the media table stealing Lugo's seat. photo: Lugo photo: Lugo Adriano de Souza John John! Yago Dora Koa Smith, part 1 Koa Smith, part 2 Mitch Coleborn Soli Bailey. photo: Brian Bielmann John John Florence. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann John John hack. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann Brian Toth. photo: Brian Bielmann Thank you, Hawaiian Water Patrol. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann Adriano de Souza. photo: Brian Bielmann Adriano, game face on. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann Soli Bailey, your 2017 Volcom Pipe Pro champ! photo: Brian Bielmann Soli Bailey. photo: Lugo Soli boy. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann The finalists! Adriano de Souza, Griffin Colapinto, Soli Bailey, Bruce Irons. photo: Brian Bielmann Volcom's VP of Surf, Brad Dougherty, presenting a check to the Sion Milosky Memorial Fund. photo: Brian Bielmann Seth Moniz won the Todd Chesser award. photo: Brian Bielmann The Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii was presented with a $60K check from proceeds from Volcom's Give Back Program. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann Volcom CEO, Todd Hymel, gave a few words! photo: Brian Bielmann Volcom EVP of Marketing, Ryan Immegart, sharing his thoughts on the event. photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey Watch Day 3 Highlights Watch Day 2 Highlights Watch Day 1 Highlights
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Day 3 at the 2017 Volcom Pipe Pro went down in the books! It was a day of heavy upsets and flawless conditions which concluded with Heat 14 of Round 3. Kelly Slater went down to an in-form Bruce Irons and young gun Seth Moniz, while Jack Robinson, who was a standout at last year's Volcom Pipe Pro, ended up losing priority and searching for a score in the dying minutes of his heat, but luck didn't deliver. Another story from today was a collision in Heat 6 by Bino Lopes and Joshua Burke who mistakenly tried crossing each other on their ways to Pipe and Backdoor. As the day progressed, the sun came out, things started heating up (no pun intended), and the highlight clips were served. John John exercised his home base knowledge and bagged a couple huge scores in typical JJ fashion, Makuakai Rothman got blown out of a flawless Backdoor barrel, Miguel Tudela snagged a textbook Pipe gem, and of course, there were some classic Pipeline wipeouts. Be sure to catch the recap video above for all of today's highlights and action! Check back with us tomorrow morning @ 9am PT at redbull.tv/volcompipepro to see if the final day of surfing will get underway! You can also watch on the Red Bull TV app on mobile phones, tablets, consoles, OTT devices, and Smart TVs! DAY 3 RESULTS Round of 64, 1st and 2nd advance, 3rd = 33rd place, 4th = 49th place H1: (1) Nathan Florence, (2) Kiron Jabour, (3) Dean Bowen, (4) Taichi Wakita H2: (1) Griffin Colapinto, (2) Jeronimo Vargas, (3) Kai Mana Henry, (4) Manuel Selman H3: (1) Soli Bailey, (2) Leandro Usuna, (3) Joshua Moniz, (4) Wyatt McHale H4: (1) Brian Toth, (2) Billy Kemper, (3) Luis Diaz, (4) Kaimana Jaquias H5: (1) Tom Whitaker, (2) Koa Rothman, (3) Olamana Eleogram, (4) Jack Robinson H6: (1) Koa Smith, (2) Hank Gaskell, (3) Joshua Burke, (4) Bino Lopes H7: (1) O'Neill Massin, (2) Mitch Coleborn, (3) Kaito Ohashi, (4) Nomme Mignot H8: (1) John John Florence, (2) Balaram Stack, (3) Kaito Kino, (4) Ezra Sitt H9: (1) Seth Moniz, (2) Bruce Irons, (3) Kelly Slater, (4) Imaikalani deVault H10: (1) Mason Ho, (2) Yago Dora, (3) Maxine Huscenot, (4) Cody Young H11: (1) Aritz Aranburu, (2) David do Carmo, (3) Reo Inaba, (4) Taumata Puhetini H12: (1) Makuakai Rothman, (2) Miguel Tudela, (3) Jesse Mendes, (4) Carlos Munoz H13: (1) Marco Giorgi (URY), (2) Wiggolly Dantas, (3) Shayden Pacarro, (4) Kekoa Cazimero H14: (1) Lucas Silveira, (2) Makai McNamara, (3) Gatien Delahaye, (4) Torrey Meister Watch Day 2 Highlights Watch Day 1 Highlights photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann Enter Volcom Pipe Pro Sweepstakes Shop Volcom Pipe Pro Collection
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Epic surf turned up for Day 2 at the 2017 Volcom Pipe Pro where we saw tons of high scoring waves and even a perfect 10-point ride! Once again the waves at Backdoor prevailed with cleaner conditions and higher stoke providing the competitors with an even playing field and many scoring opportunities. Standouts included Bruce Irons, Makuakai Rothman, and Mason Ho, who pumped his way through a long Backdoor barrel earning himself a well-deserved 9-point ride. The wind switched slightly towards the end of the day, but high scores were still being delivered as we ran through Round 2 and completed the first two heats of Round 3. Check back with us tomorrow morning @ 9am PT at redbull.tv/volcompipepro to see if Day 3 will get underway! You can also watch on the Red Bull TV app on mobile phones, tablets, consoles, OTT devices, and Smart TVs! DAY 2 RESULTS Round of 64, 1st and 2nd advance, 3rd = 33rd place, 4th = 49th place H1: (1) Nathan Florence, (2) Kiron Jabour, (3) Dean Bowen, (4) Taichi Wakita H2: (1) Griffin Colapinto, (2) Jeronimo Vargas, (3) Kai Mana Henry, (4) Manuel Selman Round of 96, 1st and 2nd advance, 3rd = 65th place, 4th = 81st place H1: (1) Nathan Florence, (2) Manuel Selman, (3) Eli Olson, (4) Noa Mizuno H2: (1) Kai Mana Henry, (2) Dean Bowen, (3) Mikey Bruneau, (4) Nic Von Rupp H3: (1) Wyatt McHale, (2) Brian Toth, (3) Jordy Collins, (4) Tomas Tudela H4: (1) Kaimana Jaquias, (2) Leandro Usuna, (3) Flavio Nakagima, (4) Gregg Nakamura H5: (1) Olamana Eleogram, (2) Hank Gaskell, (3) Ian Walsh, (4) Keoni Yan H6: (1) Joshua Burke, (2) Koa Rothman, (3) Guillermo Satt, (4) Jared Hickel H7: (1) Nomme Mignot, (2) Ezra Sitt, (3) Miguel Blanco, (4) Yuri Gonsalves H8: (1) Kaito Kino, (2) Kaito Ohashi, (3) Alonso Correa, (4) Dylan Goodale H9: (1) Seth Moniz, (2) Cody Young, (3) Jamie O'Brien, (4) Shane Holmes H10: (1) Mason Ho, (2) Bruce Irons, (3) Tim Reyes, (4) Danny Fuller H11: (1) Taumata Puhetini, (2) Makuakai Rothman, (3) Turo Ariitu, (4) Shun Murakami H12: (1) Miguel Tudela, (2) Reo Inaba, (3) Eala Stewart, (4) Chris Foster H13: (1) Kekoa Cazimero, (2) Makai McNamara, (3) Tyler Newton, (4) Andy Criere H14: (1) Gatien Delahaye, (2) Shayden Pacarro, (3) Elijah Gates, (4) Masatoshi Ohno H15: (1) Benji Brand, (2) Luke Shepardson, (3) Cory Arrambide, (4) Tanner Hendrickson H16: (1) Parker Coffin, (2) Lucca Mesinas Novaro, (3) Charly Quivront, (4) Ulualoha Napeahi Watch Day 1 Highlights! photo: Lugo photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Chase Newsom photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey photo: Tom Carey Win Custom Surfboard + $500 Shop Volcom Pipe Pro Collection
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After many intense lei days on the North Shore of waiting for better weather conditions and optimal swell, the 2017 Volcom Pipe Pro finally kicked off in fun, wedgy conditions with Round 1 surfing. The stormy weather circulating the North Shore the past week moved around the sand at Pipeline which caused the surfers to sit down the beach towards Backdoor and even Off The Wall. There were some insane waves ridden today, heavy wipeouts, and a handful of high scores. Tyler Newton snagged a clean 9-point ride in the Volcom Last Chance Qualifier heat to earn himself a spot into Round 2, and 15-year-old Pipe charger Wyatt McHale secured an equally impressive, and deep, 8.5 earning him a huge applause from the beach. Check back with us tomorrow morning @ 9am PT at redbull.tv/volcompipepro to see if Day 2 will get underway! You can also watch on the Red Bull TV app on mobile phones, tablets, consoles, OTT devices, and Smart TVs! RESULTS Volcom Last Chance Qualifier 1st – Tyler Newton Round of 112, 1st and 2nd advance, 3rd = 97th place, 4th = 105th place H1: (1) Nathan Florence, (2) Mikey Bruneau, (3) Kai Lenny, (4) Jason Shibata H2: (1) Wyatt McHale, (2) Gregg Nakamura, (3) Kelson Lau, (4) Noah Beschen H3: (1) Hank Gaskell, (2) Koa Rothman, (3) Alex Pendleton, (4) Myles Padaca H4: (1) Ezra Sitt, (2) Dylan Goodale, (3) Landon McNamara, (4) Evan Valiere H5: (1) Seth Moniz, (2) Danny Fuller, (3) Braiden Maither, (4) Kevin Sullivan H6: (1) Turo Ariitu, (2) Chris Foster, (3) Sheldon Paishon, (4) Kekoa Bacalso H7: (1) Kekoa Cazimero, (2) Shayden Pacarro, (3) Lance Gruver, (4) Tereva David H8: (1) Luke Shepardson, (2) Ulualoha Napeahi, (3) Takayuki Wakita, (4) Logan Bediamol photo: Lugo photo: Lugo photo: Tom Carey photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Tom Carey photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Tom Carey photo: Brian Bielmann photo: Tom Carey photo: Brian Bielmann Win Custom Surfboard + $500 Shop Volcom Pipe Pro Collection
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Game On Dude, Beholder, Vyjack, and Other Thoughts
Game On Dude and Beholder were terrific winning the Santa Anita Handicap and Las Virgenes Saturday. I mean, they were all class. Game On Dude has always been a little iffy at 10 furlongs, but not in this Big Cap as he won by a city block. And Beholder proved her upset loss in the Santa Ynez in January was an aberration as she scored with total authority.
Then again, it would be a dereliction of a handicapper's duty not to note that Game On Dude and Beholder were also recipients of highly favorable pace set ups Saturday. Both shook loose on uncontested early leads and were able to set extremely comfortable fractions. Beholder went in 23.78 and 47.55, while Game On Dude went in 23.64 and 47.19. For purposes of comparison, in the two other two turn races earlier in the Santa Anita card, California bred maidens went in 23.11 and 47.12, and conditioned $12,500 claimers went in 23.22 and 47.22.
In other words, Game On Dude and Beholder both walked on the lead, especially by Grade 1 standards. Would they have won if they were required to set stronger paces? Quite possibly, perhaps even likely. Would they have won as impressively if they faced legitimate pace pressure? That's the big question, and one we will have to deal with when these two run back in races in which they face real pace competition. And they will. Not every race will be the cakewalks Saturday's were. But in the meantime, give credit to Game On Dude and Beholder. They were both real good on Saturday, easy trips or not.
Oh, and I guess you could say Game On Dude was lucky he wasn't ticketed for coming over and crowding Handsome Mike in the first run past the stands. That would have been grounds for disqualification at Beulah, but maybe only if there was a minus show pool at stake.
It's impossible not to be taken by Vyjack's near total reversal of running style in the Gotham at Aqueduct, coming from next-to-last to win going away and extend his unbeaten streak to four. I thought the Gotham had the feel of a race that totally fell apart late, which assisted Vyjack's transformation of style. Nevertheless, he continues to show that it is risky to underestimate him.
As for beaten favorite Overanalyze, you could see he was going nowhere midway on the far turn, and the fact that he still managed to finish fifth probably says something about the race. If you are in a forgiving mood, you could say Overanalyze might have needed the outing as it was his first start in three months. But whatever you do, don't blame his outside post position. Jockey John Velazquez did a great job getting Overanalyze over to the three path entering the first turn. Heck, Vyjack was wider than Overanalyze on the first turn. Vyjack was five wide there.
Of course, Overanalyze's empty performance combined with Normandy Invasion's disappointing effort in last week's Risen Star despite a tough trip makes you question the strength of last fall's Remsen. Overanalyze and Normandy Invasion were first and second in the Remsen, only a nose apart. Delhomme was a close third in the Remsen, and it makes you really wonder what we'll get from him when he makes his 3-year-old debut a week from Saturday in the Rebel.
Conversely, the form of the Holy Bull got a boost when Clearly Now won Saturday's Swale Stakes at Gulfstream. Granted, Clearly Now did not beat a particularly strong field in the Swale. But the simple fact that he won reflects well on Itsmyluckyday and Shanghai Bobby given that Clearly Now was beaten 13 1-2 and 11 1-2 lengths by those two in the Holy Bull.
My early vote for Iron Horse of 2013 goes to Comma to the Top. In the span of a week, Comma to the Top finished a close third in the San Carlos at Santa Anita after contesting a fast pace, shipped across country to Aqueduct, and somehow managed to come again after appearing certainly beaten by Saturday's Charm near the wire to win the Tom Fool. That's toughness right there, folks.
The issue with Game on Dude is he is one dimensional, if he does not get the lead with out horses around him he throws in the towel. Has not had one like this under Smith, but Baffert learned last year to no send him to large size fields.
Mike I think I read that Dude got a 117 Beyer in the Big Cap? That's nice, but that number would not have won the Breeders Cup for him. Let me explain. Beyer and Thorograph adjust many of their speed figures on a Horse A beat Horse B, Horse B beat Horse C basis....in other words Horse A will beat Horse C no matter what the actual speed of the race says. In other words, they adjust some races (not all) up and down a scale to explain previous races that specific horses ran in. When they are right, they are brilliant, but when they make a mistake, their numbers are suspect. Don't get me wrong, these are brilliant men and companies. However, Equibase speed numbers are more algorithmic in their calculations. No adjustments are made for specific individuals. The only thing that Equibase does not address is groundloss. If you used Equibase numbers in the last Kentucky Derby, adjusted for groundloss (that's the key and the talent) you hit the exacta COLD. Neither of the two guys mentioned came close. If you used Equibase numbers in the Breeders Cup Classic, adjusted for groundloss (which never figures into the railrunning Dudes' performances, you hit the top 4 finishers in the race: the superfecta. Dude was the 5th best horse in the race, by about 3 to 5 Equibase speed points. That's a lot. Now you might ask why did Ron the Greek not perform better on the same track against Dude this time in the Big Cap. Look at the BC pre-race numbers and you will see that he had the LEAST edge on Dude that day. Moreover, Ron was coming off a race that can easily be considered as a prelude to a bounce before the Big Cap. If they run together soon, outside of California, you might see a very different result.
You might have turned the corner Mike on our quality horses on the WEST coast. For an east coast guy to have favorable comments on 2 of our best horses from the west says alot. Maybe you can convince that the west coast horses are better than anything the east coast has. This has always been the case with one exception (Secretariat).
I would like to comment on Gary Stevens show in The Santa Anita Handicap. He won two Gr.11 races at Santa Anita in Feb. 2013. The San Marcos at a 1 ¼ mile on turf on Slim Shadey and The Santa Maria at 1 1/16 mile on Great Hot. This was his first shot in a Gr.1. Gary Stevens is doing what every person I think has retired from their profession dreams of, getting another chance to come back and do it a few more times. Gary Stevens is one of the greatest jockeys of modern times who still have I think a lot more to offer. He is an inspiration for every one of us who could dream of healing and be able to go and do it again. Keep riding on champ!
This was the best race I have seen Game On Dude run! He won it with no hesitation that he was the best horse in what I believe to have been the first good race of the year. Yes. He was the only early horse that got a very fast start and got over in a hurry in my opinion without impeding any horse. There were three early pressers even after John Scott scratched who could have decided to take the lead. Game On Dude was the best horse fair and square!
i don't see how you can give such high beyer # to a horse that beat nothing, put him in against some good horses outside california if he wins then you can give him that # otherwise its just does not mean anything in my opinion.
Mike, Game dude did make a beeline to the rail, but he was not close to making contact, the rail horse saw him coming and shied away from Game on Dude. Your dead on about the super easy half mile the "Dude" got, unbeatable with that slow first 1/2 mile and not being pressed.
Mike, regardless of your opinion on the Beulah DQ where a horse clipped heels and almost went down the "minus" show pool would have been less than $1500. It is a cheap shot to imply this was the reason for the DQ.
I would not be questioning the strength of the field in last year's Remsen. Both Overanalyze and Normandy Invasion were quality horses going into it. However, these Ky Dby prep races force young horses to go all out at a time when they are still developing. In some cases, their muscles are exerting themselves beyond their skeletal capabilities. Overanalyze and Normandy Invasion "went to war" in the Remsen. Sometimes a race like that ruins a horse for quite some time. Sometimes for good. Case in point: Just look at what the Derby has done to some of its past winners. Super Saver, Mine that Bird, and Giacomo never won a race after that. Barbaro was compromised going into the Preakness. I could go on discussing about the wear and tear of this campaign, but there's no point. The Ky Dby campaign itself is grueling and has lasting effects on those involved. In this case, the Remsen might have claimed both Overanalyze and Normandy Invasion as casualties. However, I sincerely hope not.
Vyjack beat largely a group of maiden winners. It was a pedestrian time for the race, on the always quirky inner track at Aqueduct. Stop drinking the Kool-Aid. The first Saturday in May he's an also-ran.


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Open Access Newspaper Archive: الشورى = al-Shūrá = Ashoura (1924-1931)
الشورى = al-Shūrá = Ashoura (1924-1931)
Edited by: Ṭāhir, Muḥammad ʻAlī.
"Published from October 1924 to August 1931, when Egyptian authorities acting on behalf of the British colonial administration cancelled its license, the "Ashoura" newspaper, which means "consultation" in Arabic, became the flagship of Eltaher's national and intellectual activism, whence his office came to be called "Dar Ashoura", or Ashoura House.
Two issues of "Ashoura" were published under a completely different name, possibly following a short ban on the newspaper. On March 26 and April 5, 1928 "Ashoura" appeared under the name "Al-Nas" (The people), with a license belonging to the Egyptian journalist Hussein Shafiq Al-Masri."
Open Access Newspaper Archive: الشباب = al-Shabāb (1937 - 1939)
الشباب = al-Shabāb (1937 - 1939)
Edited by: Ṭāhir, Muḥammad ʻAlī.
"The "Ashoura" newspaper license was suspended by the Government of Egypt from August 1931 until January 1937. That same year Dr. Mahmoud Azmi, offered his newspaper, "Al-Shabab", i.e. Youth, to Eltaher free of charge "... so that he could resume publishing his nationalist views". Eltaher published "Al-Shabab" from February 1937 until April 1939 when its license was again suspended by Egyptian authorities acting on behalf of the British colonial administration."
Open Access Newspaper Archive: العلم المصري = al-ʻAlam al-Miṣrī = Al-Alam Al-Masri (1939)
العلم المصري = al-ʻAlam al-Miṣrī = Al-Alam Al-Masri (1939)
Edited by: Ṭāhir, Muḥammad ʻAlī.
"After "Al-Shabab" was suspended, the Egyptian journalist Abdelqader El-Toumi offered his newspaper, "Al-Alam Al-Masri", i.e. The Egyptian Flag, to Eltaher free of charge so that he could resume publishing his nationalist views.
"Al-Alam Al-Masri" was published from April 1939 until August 1939, when Eltaher stopped publishing it on the eve of World War II and the imposition of emergency measures in Egypt.
In 1953 the Government of Egypt under General Mohamed Naguib reinstated the publication license of "Ashoura", but the Ministry of the Interior, which was under Colonel Gamal Abdel-Nasser, who was also Deputy Prime Minister, still prohibited Eltaher from publishing it. He never published any newspaper after that."
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Open Access Newspaper Archive: القدس = al-Quds = al-Kouds (1908-1914)
القدس = al-Quds = al-Kouds (1908-1914)
"The Center for Palestine Studies (CPS) at Columbia is proud to launch, in conjunction with the Institute for Palestine Studies in Ramallah, the archives of this forgotten gem over a century after its birth in Jerusalem. Established in 1908 by Jurji Habib Hanania (1864-1920), al-Quds became the first privately owned public daily newspaper in Palestine."
See also: Jurji Habib Hanania: History of the Earliest Press in Palestine, 1908-1914
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Open Access E-book: Galeni in Hippocratis Epidemiarum Librum II Commentariorum I-VI Versio Arabica
Title: Galeni in Hippocratis Epidemiarum Librum II Commentariorum I-VI Versio Arabica
Published: Boston : Walter De Gruyter Incorporated June 2016
Editor: Vagelpohl, Uwe.
611 pages.
This volume offers the first critical edition of the Arabic translation of Galen's Commentary on Book 2 of the Hippocratic Epidemics. It follows the edition of Galen's Commentary on Book 1 published previously in this series. The Arabic text is accompanied by an English translation and extensive indices. The introduction outlines the history of the Greek and Arabic text and discusses the authorship, dating, and style of the Arabic translation.
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Edited by Cahan, Jean Axelrad.
Published: London ; New York, NY : Anthem Press, 2016.
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Vanessa Blackleif is only 17, but already runs with the big dogs. This is her story.
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She blended in very well considering the fact that she was pure black except for about six white hairs in the middle of her chest, and even those didn't make finding her any easier. It was almost impossible to spot her, especially when being spotted was the last thing she wanted. And most of the time, she couldn't be found. It's quite obvious if you think about it: black dog... black corners... it is impossibly irksome. And she knew it. That was the worst part. And, unfortunately, it just so happened that today was one of those days where she just did not want to be found...
Sighing audibly with frustration, Vanessa briskly walked the short distance to the chef-worthy kitchen, the heels of her four inch pumps clicking loudly on the obsidian tiles. Upon entering the kitchen she glanced around, taking in the splendor she was so accustomed to. The sink, refrigerator, stove, and island counter top were all stainless steel. The cabinets were painted white and had stainless hardware. The counter tops were all green and white marble. The floor was marble as well, black and white in a checkered pattern, imported from the continent of Olümna. Striding across the room, she grabbed a chicken flavored dog treat from the ceramic bowl above the stove before turning and entering the walk-in, store-like pantry to grab a granola bar for breakfast. Although, in the opinion of most, a granola bar is certainly not breakfast. Leaving the kitchen, Vanessa walked slowly back down the hallway to the grand entrance, munching quietly on her granola bar and scanning dark corners with her cat-like eyes. Once she got there though, her darling little mischievous puppy was still nowhere to be found. Thinking for a moment, she had an idea and decided to go sit in the parlour. It was notorious as Isabelle's favourite spot in the house, a fact Vanessa's mother resented.
Vanessa turned and entered the parlour. Taking in the thick, green shag carpet that resembled moss, the life-like wood paneling on the walls and the green silk furniture, she got the impression like she always did, that she was inside a tree. She strode over to one of the high-backed, throne-like chairs and, sitting down, began whistling. Anyone with an ear for classical music would recognize the tune as that of Beethoven's seventh symphony. Believe it or not, the dog loved the music and it was an almost certain way to get her to come to you. Running out of breath, Vanessa stopped whistling and took a deep breath.
"Isie," Vanessa shouted at the top of her lungs. "Isie, Isie, Isabelle!" she called, her voice quavering with badly suppressed anger. Just then, that little, black, self-assured, menace of a dog pranced into the room by means of her own personal hallway and stair system within the walls of the mansion. The place was just that big. She looked up at Vanessa, her expression saying it all: 'What do you want smart one?' Vanessa held up the treat for Isabelle to see. "Do you want a treat?" she asked sweetly. "It's your favourite! Chicken! If you do, you're going to have to give me my gym socks." Just then a thought struck her like a blow to the head. "Please," she added in a sickly sweet voice, drawing out the 'e', her eyes wide and innocent with only the slightest hint of malice hidden in their depths. Isabelle took a tentative step forward, socks dangling out either side of her mouth.
"Come on pretty girl. Come get the treat." Isabelle adamantly refused to come any closer, sensing a threat from Vanessa's sickly sweet voice, tensed body, and altered balance. "You don't want to come? That's okay. You can lay down for me." As soon as the words left Vanessa's mouth, Isabelle turned and dashed out the door and around the corner, heading down the hallway toward the basement and her specially made kennel.
Rising from her place on the green silk chevron patterned chair, Vanessa began stalking towards the basement. "Silly mutt... You fell for it yet again!" she muttered under her breath as she reached the stairs leading down to the basement. Descending into the darkness, she mentally counted the stairs to prevent herself from tripping. Reaching the bottom, she reached to her right and flipped the light switch, looking around at the four-dog, two-cat kennel. Isabelle was nowhere in sight. "What the fuck!" Vanessa groaned angrily. Practically running up the stairs, she burst into the hallway.
"So you want to play a game of hide and seek I see!" she hollered. "Well you get your wish." Hearing the telltale click of nails on tile, she whirled around. Nothing. Damn. "I'll only play on one condition though. You have to give me my socks! No hiding them somewhere in the house!" she told the hallway. She knew Isabelle was listening though, because she could hear a faint chuffing sound. Isabelle's doggy laughter. Vanessa tromped off with an angry look on her face, heels clicking sharply. Finding the breaker box, she wrenched the heavy door open and hit the red lockdown button that was underneath the breaker for the kitchen. Instantly, two-ply sheets of steel reinforced metal began lowering, covering every window and door that led outside the storybook worthy mansion, including all of Isabelle's doggy doors.
"Ready or not here I come!" Vanessa called, leaving the breaker box to search the parts of the house Isabelle had access to.


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Yggdra Union
- RATING: T - Teen
- DEVELOPER(S): Sting
- PUBLISHER: Atlus
- RELEASE DATE: Nov 21, 2006
Ruled by a royal family said to be descendants of the gods themselves, Fantasinia is a prosperous and peaceful land — until the peace is shattered by the invading forces of the Empire of Bronkia. Led by the young emperor Gulcasa, who seized control of the Empire in a brutal coup d?etat, Bronchia's Imperial Army cuts a bloody swath through the people of Fantasinia and the Royal Armies of King Ordeene. Amidst the chaos, a young woman escapes from the besieged capital of Partina — a woman with innocence in her face, and a sword in her hand. The girl?s name is Princess Yggdra, the last surviving member of the royal family; the sword is the Gran Centurio, a legendary blade once wielded by the founder of Fantasinia, and passed down through generations of royalty. Fleeing to to a remote valley at the southern tip of the continent, Yggdra meets up with Milanor, the charismatic leader of a band of thieves, and readies herself for a war of liberation.


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