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Languages of Tyria
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There are various languages throughout Tyria, with at least three commonly found languages during the time of Guild Wars 2.
The "common" verbal language does not appear to have an official name. Nevertheless, it is spoken in various different dialects by the majority of all sentient races throughout Tyria, and as such, allowed people of different nations, cultures, and races to effectively communicate with each other, even if their written language systems (if any existed) were different from each other. It seems to be of human origin, but it has become so widespread that basically every sentient race and creature has at least some ability in common language.
New Krytan[edit]
New Krytan is the standard writing system used in Tyria. It was formed to act as a way to aid in sharing knowledge and communication between the various races. It is a hybrid of the Ascalonian and Old Krytan writing styles and was created in 1105 AE by the Durmand Priory. Villem Caraga of the Priory wrote about the creation of this system in Cultural Diffusion in Contemporary Kryta.
Ascalonian is a fading language, used primarily by Separatists and those living in or around Ebonhawke.
The Orrians are known to have been using their own set of runes. The only known Orrian runes in-game can be found on Orrian Runestones, but no translation has yet been made. The general complexity, and use of repeated runes 3-4 in a row, may indicate that it cannot be translated using a simple substitution cypher (like e.g. New Krytan and Ascalonian does).
The names of Orrian NPCs may indicate a possible Arabic-influenced language.
- An Orrian Syllabary was created during development of the game, but it was shelved because "it was rather challenging to use and to QA test".[1]
The asuran script has changed in the past 250 years. Before the asura rose to the surface, it was a language that was half-mathematical and half-structured.
"Bookah" is a large, loud, bellowing, and dumb imaginary creature that the Asura used to frighten their children. Since their surfacing, they use the term to refer to those they view as inferior beings, which to them is almost everyone who is not an Asura. Bookah is also one of the few known words of the old spoken Asuran language known to outsiders.
- A Booka may be a reference to a Pooka which is an imaginary creature with the similar characteristics as a Bookah, but is found in Irish folklore.
The charr have their own language, but have shown knowledge of common language long before the truce between Kryta and the High Legions. Communication problems might have played a part in the past between human-charr animosity. Instead of a written language, the charr have used ideograms to communicate battle orders and similar information, though their use was not widespread during the rule of Flame Legion's shaman caste.
The norn also have their own language, once found written in sign posts of the Far Shiverpeaks. Similar to charr, they have had knowledge of the common language at least a hundred years before the rise of the Elder Dragon Jormag, which forced them to flee from their northern homeland.
- Prior to release of the game, Content Developer Matthew Medina stated that there would be five translatable languages with the release of Guild Wars 2: New Krytan, Ascalonian, Canthan, Asuran, and an unknown one.[citation needed]


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Meeting a great athlete is most often a very humbling experience. Last week, the Dubai Sports Council called in to say that Nike's 'We Run' movement would be announced in the UAE. Nothing exciting really in this, but my ears pricked up when the DSC official insisted there would be a "surprise" awaiting the media at the announcement.
And so I went along and, as it turned out, the surprise of the show was none other than two-time Olympic gold medallist Felix Sanchez.
A little more than three months back I was at London's Olympic Stadium witnessing one of the most heart-warming moments in sports history — Sanchez crying during the entire medal-giving ceremony after he won gold in the 400m hurdles.
Later at the press conference, the double gold medallist from the tiny Dominican Republic simply told the media how "everything had come together" for him in London.
Winning gold at Athens 2004 had been a definitive high after dominating his event during the three preceding years. And then, during the heats in Beijing four years later, he received news of his grandmother's demise, lost focus and did not even make it to the finals. It was then that Felix had promised a second gold medal for himself, along with a promise to his grandmother.
So this summer, when he had that medal around his neck, the 34-year-old Sanchez could not hold back his emotions and I am glad he did not — sports had got another great moment of an athlete being human.
On meeting him, one of my first questions was how life had changed for him. A bit jet-lagged after making the long trip from Los Angeles, Sanchez was earnest in his response. "Hopefully, nothing has changed for me," he told me.
"I am the same person. I want to be the same person. My focus is on the future and I want to take things one year at a time," he insisted.
Now anyone could have given such an answer for sure. But what struck me in him was the earnestness with which he expounded the words. He meant what he had just said. It was not banter or a run of the mill answer.
He was friendly and down to earth. Success had made him great, but he has not allowed the success to go to his head. Sports, to him, is just a vehicle to project his power as an athlete.
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This page collects various materials that I use in my course "Crime and Punishment in American History." Links for students are as follows: Syllabus, Reading Assignments, final signup sheet for the first two papers, and signup sheet for third paper.
Assigned Readings
Aug. 27: John H. Langbein, "The Criminal Trial Before the Lawyers," 45 U. Chi. L. Rev. 263 (1978) (Hein Online link).
Sept. 17: John F. Tobin, "The Boston Massacre Trials," 85 N.Y. St. B. J. 10 (2013).
Sept. 22: Daniel D. Blinka, "'This Germ of Rottedness': Federal Trials in the New Republic, 1789-1807," 36 Creighton L. Rev. 135, 135-40, 160-82, 183-89 (2003) (Hein Online link).
Oct. 22: Cara W. Robertson, "Representing 'Miss Lizzie': Cultural Convictions in the Trial of Lizzie Borden," 8 Yale J. L. & Hum. 351, 351-404, 410-16 (1996) (Hein Online link).
Nov. 5: Michael J. Klarman, "Scottsboro," 93 Marq. L. Rev. 379 (2009).
Other Materials
John Howard, The State of the Prisons in England and Wales (1777).
Jeremy Bentham, Panopticon (1791).
Carrie Cropley, The Case of John McCaffary, 35 Wisconsin Magazine of History 281 (1952).
Video on attempted lynching of James Cameron.
Website for Stanford Prison Experiment (1971).
Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Justice, Prisoners 1925-81 (1982).
Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Dept. of Justice, Race of Prisoners Admitted to State and Federal Institutions, 1925-86 (1991).
Cesare Beccaria, Of Crimes and Punishments (2d American edition, 1819; originally published in Italian in 1764).
Gustave de Beaumont & Alexis de Toqueville, On the Penitentiary System in the United States, and Its Application in France (Francis Lieber, trans. 1833).
Charles Dickens, "Philadelphia and Its Solitary Prison," in American Notes: A Journey (1842).
Heather Ann Thompson, "Why Mass Incarceration Matters: Rethinking Crisis, Decline, and Transformation in Postwar American History," 97 J. Am. Hist. 703 (2010) (Oxford journals link).
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, Izzy Einstein–Prohibition Agent Number One (2009).


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A new psychology study has found that the legality of assisted suicide does not increase a population's propensity toward death wishes.
The study, published in Frontiers in Psychology for Clinical Settings, looked at a small test group of patients suffering from Lou Gehrig's Disease in Switzerland – a country where assisted suicide is legal if a terminal patient "has decisional capacity and the person assisting is not motivated by reasons of self-interest."
The report found that a "liberal legal setting" like that of Switzerland "does not necessarily promote the wish for assisted suicide." However, patients were found to be more willing to discuss the option with caregivers.
Interviews with the 33 patients revealed that 94 percent did not have any desire for assisted suicide, but 57 percent could imagine a time when doctors would administer the drug (currently, Swiss law insists that the lethal dose be self-administered). The study authors, noting the small size of their sample, said that a broader research is needed into the issue. They also recommended a longitudinal study on desire for assisted suicide in order to illustrate shifts with the progression of a disease
Nearly a quarter of individuals who choose to die in assisted suicide centers in Switzerland, such as the renowned Dignitas, suffer from neurodegenerative diseases like Lou Gehrig's.
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Andrew Fernando
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As lights begin to flicker on long cricketing careers, the idea of enjoyment is often invoked by the player approaching his final campaigns. "I'm still having fun out there," is almost a cliché now, trotted out most often by men who are waging war on two fronts: against the opponent, and against time and its effect on his body.
It is an older man's outlook. Twenty-year old freshers are more occupied by the yearning to earn a place in the team and stay there. Fun might be part of it, but making a name for oneself is the overruling motivator, and results the bottom line. When you've seen more than a decade at the top level though, enjoyment becomes increasingly linked with drive. Some men keep getting kicks out of international cricket long after the wear on their bodies have made them unfit for the game's challenges. Others, like Nathan Astle, lose that feeling, while mind and muscle may yet have more to give.
At 36, Tillakaratne Dilshan knows his days are numbered, and he has repeatedly hinted this tour of Australia might be his final fling in the longest format. Yet it is clear that if he is nearly giving up the format, it is not because Dilshan no longer takes pleasure in its challenge.
He is fresh from a Hobart hundred, which was as exuberant as his cricket has ever been, and if the dashing drives and sprightly singles did not betray his exhilaration, the excitement in his century celebration certainly did. Leaping high in the air, shouting for joy - even green first-timers have shown more reserve than him, and it was his 15th trip to triple figures.
The cover drive is his most memorable stroke, but unlike his teammates' renditions, Dilshan's version veers wildly from the classical. Kumar Sangakkara unwinds his cover drive almost mechanically; power, poise, posture and punch. Mahela Jayawardene's is more poetry than science, and to use as ugly a word as "hit" to describe the balls he sends to the boundary seems unjust to the grace he exudes. But Dilshan's cover drive suits him just as well. The feet remain almost stationary, and the space between bat and pad, gaping. But the blade comes down in a rapid swish and defies logic and technique as it collects the ball in its arc briefly, before re-directing it at the fence. Talent and gall are its hallmarks, just as those qualities rule the man who wields the stroke.
"I have just enjoyed my batting," Dilshan said of his recent run of form, during which he has scored three hundreds in four Tests. "That might be why I've been successful in the recent months. I'm enjoying every single challenge with my batting. I focused on this tour, because it's not easy to do well in Australia against this attack. I'm enjoying every single ball in the middle and that's why I've been able to score big runs."
He has also been at his best when unfettered. In June last year, he accepted the captaincy with great enthusiasm, discarding even his trademark earring and designer beard in order to appear more responsible, but he did not wear "ordinary" well, and the captaincy weighed too heavy on his free-spirited batting. But for a spectacular 193 at Lord's in his second Test in the job, Dilshan's eight months at the helm were almost as dry for him as they were for his team. He still says his batting was not affected by leadership, but his scores suggest otherwise.
The same relish for the big occasion that saw his side lift his team at the game's most prestigious venue might also see him at his best on cricket's biggest stage. He hit a hundred in the tour match preceding the Hobart Test, and Sri Lanka will hope he extends that sequence in Melbourne as well. A fiery start can work wonders to a team's confidence, and Dilshan is that rare batsman who can change the complexion of a match in one innings. Happily, he is aware enough of his game to know that thinking too much on the occasion might not help him draw from the valuable parts of his cricket.
"We should just treat it as another match. It's a special day, and a special match, but we shouldn't try to put too much pressure on ourselves. Last time we played a Boxing Day Test in South Africa we won it. We should just go through our regular processes as batsmen and bowlers and begin the match like we usually do."
In Hobart, Dilshan's day-three charge was the only time when Sri Lanka ever had the upper hand in the Test's narrative. His hundred was an explosion of joy, and few who witnessed it could resist its charm. Dilshan may not be around in whites beyond the Sydney Test.
It is a sobering thought, and a puzzling one, for why would a man still awash in such striking form be so close to walking away? But perhaps it is better than holding on until time has eroded his delight in the game as well as his skill, and at least his final series will have produced an innings by which he deserves to be remembered.
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Instead of a bad wrist you want a bad thumb joint? (track ball).. I hate those pieces of crap. Do yourself a favor, get a decent mouse. Like Jimking says get a Mx Laser Logictech, especially the MX518, you can set up 3 extra buttons on that mouse (5 total). It is worth the $50 bucks.
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i did have a trackball one, then i somehow had a laser mouse lying around upstairs so out came the trackball and in with the laser!
its incredible how much difference is. to me i think the laser ones are much better and more awesome to use.
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Count at least one vote for a trackball over a mouse. I really like being able to place the cursor where I want it and remove my hand or finger from the trackball and the cursor stays put. Ive got the low-tech version with a right and left button and the ball itself. The model is hand neutral (Im a lefty and I use mouses and trackballs with my left hand, totally horrifying most people).
Yeah, I think I'm gonna have to pass on the trackball. I could get used to it if I have to, but I'm just more comfortable with the mouse. Our scanning station has a trackball, and it just slows me down.
Someone suggested the Logitech Laser MX518, but it doesn't seem to be Mac-compatible. The cordless MX1000 looks pretty darn cool with the recharging base (no batteries to make my boss buy) and has plenty of extra buttons. If my boss won't go for that one (not that it's uber-expensive or anything), the MX400 (also Mac-able) is a fairly generic corded laser mouse with the forward/back thumb buttons and the scroll wheel and seems like it could do the trick. Anyone ever use either?___________
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George Takei received the Vito Russo Award, given annually to an LGBT media professional who has made a "significant difference in promoting LGBT equality." Takei brought down the house when he thanked the world's straight people for "making the gay babies of tomorrow." Takei and his husband Brad Takei are featured in the upcoming documentary To Be Takei, which chronicles their relationship and lifetime of activism.
Performances included Kylie Minogue's sing-along version of "Can't Get You Out of My Head" from atop one of the dinner tables, and another by Kacey Musgraves, the first country star to perform at the GLADD Media Awards. Films Concussion and Philomena also won awards, as did the MSNBC TV segment "Gay Rights at Work" with John Roberts. Comedian Fortune Feimster (Chelsea Lately) hosted the event.
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Now don't get me wrong, I'm far from a Twilight fan but to say that the film is the worst movie of all time ever is just ridiculous. Yes, that acting throughout the Twilight franchise is very poor and the actors seem very limited and the scripts are dull, but worst ever? No chance.
I could name you plenty of movies that are worse that Twilight, that have been released in the past few years, let alone in the history of movie making. However, the guys over at Riggtrax.com are clearly trying to get a rise out of the Twilight fans with their worst ever list.
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"What a magnificent book. It's gorgeous, playful, and draws you in. Every single photo shows not only a deep love of science in the abstract, but also a tinkerer's love of the STUFF of science; the tools and glass, the clay and metal, and all the things that make science accessible to everyone."
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What good is this Nobel Prize around my neck if it doesn't produce admiration for science writers such as Theo Gray, whose skillful work helps convert young students into serious researchers."
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"This is a fabulous book, and a real education, too – a beautiful introduction to hands-on chemistry. Theo Gray brings us dozens of experiments in minute, clear, and loving detail, and each one becomes a door onto the marvels of how chemicals react. Whether he is showing us how to make table salt from its violent elements, or, in a quieter vein, to make one's own nylon thread or "lead" pencils, Gray's encyclopedic knowledge and contagious enthusiasm transport us to deep intellectual realms, while never sacrificing a sense of wonder and, above all, fun."
—Oliver Sacks, author of Awakenings, Musicophillia, Uncle Tungsten, and many others
"Theo's MAD SCIENCE is destined to inspire and spark the imaginations of the next generation of makers, tinkerers, engineers and mad scientists!"
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"Theodore Gray has attained a level of near superhuman geekery that the rest of us can only mutely admire."
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Theodore Gray is the author of The Elements: A Visual Exploration of Every Known Atom in the Universe; Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home, But Probably Shouldn't; Mad Science 2: Experiments You Can Do At Home, But Still Probably Shouldn't; and Popular Science magazine's "Gray Matter" column. With his company Touch Press, Gray is the developer of best-selling iPad and iPhone apps, including The Elements, Solar System, Disney Animated, The Orchestra, The Waste Land, and Skulls by Simon Winchester. He lives in Urbana, Illinois.
Theodore Gray is the author of the bestselling book The Elements: A Visual Exploration of Every Known Atom in the Universe and Theo Gray's Mad Science: Experiments You Can Do At Home, But Probably Shouldn't. He is the author of Popular Science magazine's monthly column, "Gray Matter" and the proprietor of periodictable.com. He is also cofounder of Touch Press, an ebook company that is defining the future of publishing, and the cofounder of Wolfram Research, creators of the world's leading technical software system, Mathematica© and Wolfram ? Alpha™. He lives in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois.
Yeah, you most likely should not try these at home, but you will learn a lot of science in an easy, fun way.Published 1 month ago by Bill S.
I think Theo Gray wrote a bunch of stuff for popsci. This is a ton of cool things that you wish your parents did with you as a kid. Read morePublished 2 months ago by Bert D Anderson
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got what i paid for , but it works better than i though it would , good job guys ill buy againPublished 8 months ago by Joseph G. Wood
Not very interesting, experiments are boring, can think of better ones on my own. Can't recommend. It is hard to find anything decent, free military manuals are better.Published 9 months ago by Jeff Chart
But it is a fun book. I wouldn't share it with my students, as I KNOW they'd try this stuff at home, but I've enjoyed reading it.Published 9 months ago by Rebecca D Epling
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On the night of the 10th of May [1940], at the outset of this mighty battle, I acquired the chief power in the State, which henceforth I wielded in ever-growing measure for five years and three months of world war, at the end of which time, all our enemies having surrendered unconditionally or being about to do so,I was immediately dismissed by the British electorate from all further conduct of their affairs.
Source: The Second World War, vol 1, The Gathering Storm, 1948, p. 526
The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes.
The German dictator, instead of snatching the victuals from the table, has been content to have them served to him course by course.
Source: Speech on the Munich agreement, House of Commons, October 5, 1938
Things do not get better by being left alone. Unless they are adjusted, they explode with a shattering detonation,
Source: A Churchill Reader, edited by Colin Coote
Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be; for without victory there is no survival.
Source: First Statement as Prime Minister, House of Commons, May 13, 1940
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