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The Big Bang Theory Season 8 News: Main Cast Renewed Contract, Co–Creator Chuck Lorre Shares Spoilers, 3 Main Stars Set to Earn $90 Million
By Kara Michelle Aug 07, 2014 07:35 AM EDT
After a brief delay, CBS' flagship comedy The Big Bang Theory is now officially ready for the production of its much awaited upcoming 8th season which was originally scheduled to begin on July 30. The three main stars of the show, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki, had finally renewed their deals wherein they had agreed to three year contracts. The studio revealed that Parsons, Cuoco and Galecki are set to earn $1 million in every episode for The Big Bang Theory season 8, 9 and 10, which would total to around 72 episodes; reports even suggest that the production is already looking hopeful for an 11th season. As reported, the deals also "include larger ownership pieces, signing bonuses, production deals and advances towards the back - end."
The Big Bang Theory co - creator and executive producer Chuck Lore dishes out some bits of interesting spoilers and possible plot shakeups for Season 8 at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour.
For the Big bang Theory Season 8, "Penny (Kaley Cuoco) has an interesting arc where she puts acting down." He continued: "She gets a shot to be a pharmaceutical rep at Bernadette's (Melissa Rauch) company."
According to Lore, this development in Penny's job as well as her newfound independence could strike some friction with her soon - to - be husband Leonard (Galecki). Because of her new job, Penny would get to earn some money and may cause a shift in their couple roles and thus may result to an unbalance relationship.
"These characters, as they grow, they deal with more things," Lorre said, referring to Sheldon Cooper (Parsons) whom he believed has grown greatly over the years.
Catch the Big Bang Theory Season 8 on February 2014 and find out how things will turn out!
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David Crosby Angers People on Twitter with His Opinion on Eddie Van Halen
Erica Banas // Rock Music Reporter October 12th, 2020
David Crosby has never been one to self-censor when asked his opinion; indeed, he's probably destroyed his relationship with former bandmate Neil Young with his habit of bluntly answering questions. But perhaps he should've picked his words (or in this case word) a bit better when a fan asked him what he thought of Eddie Van Halen.
Crosby was asked on Twitter, "I know you're not into metal, David, but what's your opinion on Eddie Van Halen?" Crosby responded with, "Meh…."
Meh .... https://t.co/rncBUS0tnw
Considering Van Halen is freshly dead, plenty of people were outraged at Croz's response, including Tracii Guns who tweeted, "F—this guy. F—this answer and most of all f— this guy. I don't give a s— what anyone says. That's bulls—, David."
Dee Snider would quote retweet Guns' response and added, "Agreed. That said, I've always hated @thedavidcrosby AND his mustache. #JustSayin."
Other people stated that the notoriously blunt Crosby was asked a question and simply gave his opinion, which is kind of what he's known for.
You asked for his opinion and got it. Then, because you don't like his opinion you call him rude, uncouth and lacking empathy......he gave you his opinion on the man, not his death.
No, no,no. Man was asked his opinion, not to give a flowery eulogy. He gave it. Whaddya want?
I loved VH ... But David didn't. Who cares? You ask the most candid rock star on Twitter a question and then get pissed when you get a candid answer. I don't get it. And people attacking David's relationships with former band mates to Defend EVH is totally comical.
When challenged with, "Yeah, the guy only changed the world of guitar. Geez, Dave," Crosby responded with, "Hendrix changed the world of guitar. Nobody else really…look I get it…many of you loved Van Halen…and the one time I met he was nice…and he was talented …meh to me means I don't care that much…and I don't …doesn't mean he wasn't good, he was but not for me."
Hendrix changed the world of guitar.
What's the lesson in all of this? While Crosby maybe should've given a more elaborate answer in the first place, maybe you shouldn't ask one of the most forthcoming and, at times, brutally honest musicians ever his opinion unless you really want to hear it. Or you shouldn't be too surprised when he gives his answer.
Van Halen: Their 30 Best Songs, Ranked
30. "Dirty Movies" – 'Fair Warning' (1981)
One thing that doesn't get discussed enough about Van Halen is how funky they could be. This song, about a prom-queen-turned-porn-star, features one of Van Halen's deepest grooves, courtesy of Michael Anthony and Alex Van Halen, but it's Eddie's evocative leads and riffing (along with Dave being Dave) that really makes the song work.
29. "Happy Trails" – 'Diver Down' (1982)
A song by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans that Van Halen covered as a one minute long acapella jam for their most uneven album, this might not have ranked as one of their best songs before October 6, 2020. But if you were putting together your own Van Halen mix today, this would be a great final track, and it definitely sounds different now that Eddie is gone. It also showed that not only were the band members great instrumentalists, they were great vocalists as well.
28. "Ice Cream Man" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
Like all other hard rock bands from the '60s and '70s, Van Halen was influenced by all forms of blues. But Van Halen had more fun with it than most, as evidenced here. Dave would play the acoustic guitar at the beginning of the song, starting it out solo, but the band kicked in and Eddie came in hot with one of his greatest solos. The end where Dave and Eddie are dueling with their instruments, is just a blast.
27. "Right Now" – 'For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge' (1991)
It's difficult for a hard rock band to grow up and Van Halen were one of the few who were able to pull it off gracefully. Let's be honest -- they wouldn't have been able to do it without Sammy Hagar. But the band evolved as songwriters and players. This socially conscious song was built on an amazing Eddie Van Halen piano riff, but it also included one of his many incredible solos.
26. "Intruder/(Oh) Pretty Woman" – 'Diver Down' (1982)
Van Halen were, of course, a great songwriting team, as this list attests to. But they were also amazing song interpreters. They kicked off their career with a supercharged version of the Kinks' "You Really Got Me," but their unexpected take on Roy Orbison's "(Oh) Pretty Woman" is nearly as iconic.
25. "Finish What Ya Started" – OU812 (1988)
When the Eddie Van Halen/Sammy Hagar team worked, it *really* worked. The two of them worked this song out on two guitars in the wee hours of the morning and it sounds like it. This song sounds unlike anything else VH ever did; Eddie's playing, even without distortion, is fantastic.
24. "Little Dreamer" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
David Lee Roth reminds us that he can sing on this song, and his lyrics are a bit more empathetic than usual: "And then they went and they voted you/Least likely to succeed/I had to tell them baby you were armed with/All you'd need." As flashy as Eddie could be, he knew how to let the song breathe; his playing during the verses dances around Roth's narration. Of course, he also gets his time to shine on his wailing solo.
23. "Best Of Both Worlds" – '5150' (1986)
'5150,' Van Halen's first album with Sammy Hagar, made a strong case that the band's second iteration would be as strong as the first, and this song was a big reason why. Eddie played a monster riff during the chorus, and his playing glided through the verses. And it's one of Sammy's best VH performances.
22. "Feel Your Love Tonight" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
An ode to teenage horniness; as always, Eddie, Alex and Michael's playing was great but the real star is the interplay of their backing vocals with Dave's leads. As with "Happy Trails," it makes a good case that Van Halen could have been a great doo-wop group in a different era.
21. "Summer Nights" – '5150' (1986)
With the addition of Sammy Hagar, it was clear that Van Halen could do a lot more, stylistically, and they weren't going to stick with just party jams. But they weren't going to ditch them, either, as they pointed out with "Summer Nights." And obviously, Eddie still had riffs for days.
20. "Atomic Punk" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
"I am the ruler of these nether worlds/The underground/On every wall and place my fearsome name is hear/Just look around, whoa yeee-ah!" It sounds like something Black Sabbath might have cooked up. The opening interplay between Eddie's guitar scratching (reminiscent of "Voodoo Chile" by his idol Jimi Hendrix) and Alex's cymbals is hair raising. Which Eddie Van Halen solo is the best one? Tough to say, but this one kind of defines "face-melting."
19. "Dreams" – '5150' (1986)
Another example of a Hagar-era classic that just wouldn't have been possible with Van Halen's original lineup. Here, it's Sammy's vocals that take center stage, but Eddie's keyboards drive the song. Of course, Eddie steps away from the keys for a bit to blow our minds with a solo.
18. "So This Is Love?" – 'Fair Warning' (1981)
Give the bass player some! This is one of Michael Anthony's funkiest performances; it almost sounds like something a jazz or blues band could have done in a prohibition-era speakeasy, and you could certainly imagine Roth performing in those snarky vocals in a dark, seedy joint. It's Eddie's guitar and Alex's drums that bring it to the '80s; of course, it still sounds amazing today, and it always will.
17. "Jamie's Cryin'" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
Roth showed empathy for the lead character in "Little Dreamer," and he also did it on "Jamie's Cryin'." "Now Jamie's been in love before/And she knows what love is for/It should mean, a little, a little more/Than one-night stands." Of course, many of his songs actually were about one-night stands, but here he shows some feeling for the person on the other end of a tryst.
16. "Dance The Night Away" – 'Van Halen II' (1979)
One thing that set Van Halen apart from their rivals was their ability to write a perfect pop song, and a danceable one at that. Here's another great example of Eddie Van Halen getting out of the way of the song.
15. "Panama" – '1984' (1984)
After hearing the lead single from '1984,' "Jump," fans might have worried that Van Halen was ditching hard rock. No such luck: this ode to fast cars was a guitar-driven masterpiece.
14. "I'm The One" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
More than forty years later, this song is still mindblowing; at parts, it's nearly as fast as speed metal, at other parts it sounds like cabaret. And they slip into doo-wop/acapella mode for good measure, just to show you that they can do it. One of the most underrated songs in the VH catalog.
13. "Somebody Get Me A Doctor" – 'Van Halen II' (1979)
The "woo-woo!" at 1:24, going into Eddie's solo is perfect, as is Eddie guitar fill at 2:09. You can hear how much fun they're having here and it's infectious.
12. "Hot For Teacher" – '1984' (1984)
Alex Van Halen is the star here; his drumming on this song is as iconic and instantly recognizable as any of Eddie's guitar work. Of course, Eddie's guitar here is stellar. Even though it was their last album with David Lee Roth (for a few decades), they were firing on all cylinders And not only on the song but on the video, which was their last with Roth and certainly their best.
11. "Everybody Wants Some!!" – 'Women And Children First' (1980)
Now, sure...we just gushed about Alex Van Halen's drumming in the previous entry, but we'd be remiss if we didn't do the same on "Everybody Wants Some!!" While not as frenetic as "Hot For Teacher," the lengthy drum intro on "Everybody Wants Some!!" is just as infectious, as is its chorus.
10. "Little Guitars (Intro)/Little Guitars" – 'Diver Down' (1982)
'Diver Down' is generally thought of as the most uneven of the first six Van Halen albums, but most other bands would kill for an album that good. "Little Guitars" is the best original on the album; Eddie's acoustic intro is even more intense than "Spanish Fly" (from 'Van Halen II') and "Little Guitars" itself is one of the band's most joyful songs. Eddie's riff almost seems to be bouncing around during the song.
9. "1984/Jump" – '1984' (1984)
Van Halen's lone number one hit is, of course, the synth-heavy "Jump," because irony is just funny like that sometimes.
8. "On Fire" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
Closing out Van Halen's self-titled debut, "On Fire" sends listeners out on a hard rock high note (literally) with DLR and Michael Anthony's wails of "I'm on fire!" It's the type of closer that immediately just makes you want to start an album from track one again and go for another ride.
7. "Unchained" – 'Fair Warning' (1981)
Take a look at this! Some songs are just tailor-made to be performed in massive arenas, and "Unchained" is one of them. From the chugging opening riff to the group vocal on the chorus, "what a rocker" this song is!
6. "You Really Got Me" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
Van Halen had a way with covers and really had a knack for putting their own spin on classics, especially a rock standard like "You Really Got Me." It's undoubtedly VH's best cover and can easily stand up to the original by the Kinks. Of course, it didn't hurt to have a lead in like "Eruption" either.
5. "Mean Street" – 'Fair Warning' (1981)
Serving as the opening track on Van Halen's fourth studio album, "Mean Street" is a unique standout not just on the LP but in the band's entire catalog. Dave, Eddie, Michael and Alex all shine on this track, and it's a shared spotlight that's hard to ignore.
4. "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
The final single from Van Halen's stellar debut album, "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" remains a mainstay of rock radio over four decades after its initial release. It's easy to understand why with its brash chorus and ridiculously memorable lines like "You know you're semi-good lookin'/And on the streets again." Oh, and that opening riff is just killer.
3. "And The Cradle Will Rock…" – 'Women And Children First' (1980)
"Have you seen Junior's grades?" More than just a little tongue in cheek lyrically, "And the Cradle Will Rock…" famously gave fans the first taste of Eddie Van Halen dabbling with keyboards, without taking away from his guitar. That sure had some decent returns down the line!
2. "Eruption" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
In 1:42 and only the second track into Van Halen's debut album, Eddie Van Halen cemented his status as a guitar god, and there was no turning back. "Eruption" is so ingrained in rock culture now it's almost difficult to think of a time without it. It's the solo that inspired countless people to pick up a guitar; it also caused thousands of six-stringers to sit dumbfounded, trying to figure out how EVH played the damn thing in the first place. Perhaps, it's both.
1. "Runnin' With The Devil" – 'Van Halen' (1978)
Out the gate, Van Halen just weren't messing around. They were young, hungry and with a mission statement like "Runnin' With The Devil," they told you who they were right away. When you're "livin' at a pace that kills," there isn't time for pleasantries. In a debate on the best opening track from a debut album ever, "Runnin' With The Devil" is always part of the conversation, and it may well be the greatest. In the case of this list, we think it's Van Halen's best song ever. Simply put, this song is perfect, even when you isolate DLR's vocals.
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Separation hypothesis
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In morphological theory, the Separation Hypothesis (originally formulated by Robert Beard) is the claim that that the form of inflectional and derivational affixes is separated from their function. Beard distinguishes L-rules and M-rules, and assumes that L-rules are grammatical processes which change or add information about grammatical functions (e.g. 'plural' or 'agent noun'), while M-rules are affixation rules which spell out the grammatical functions.
English plurals are formed in a number of ways, as is shown in (i):
(i) cat-cats, bus-busses, alga-algae, paramecium-paramecia, goose-geese
Under the separation hypothesis there is a single L-rule of pluralization which simply adds the feature [plural]. The resulting abstract morpheme is input to different M-rules, and these rules spell out the actual phonological form of the plurals in (i). On the other hand, conversion can be seen to be simply the situation which arises when an L-rule applies, but no M-rule gets the chance of giving phonological content to the function supplied by the L-rule.
Utrecht Lexicon of Linguistics
Ackema & Don 1992. Splitting morphology, Linguistics in the Netherlands 1992, pp. 1-12
Beard, R. 1988. On the Separation of Derivation From Morphology Toward a Lexeme/Morpheme-Based Morphology, Quaderni di Semantica a. IX, n. 1, pp.3-59
Beard, R. 1987. Morpheme Order in a Lexeme/Morpheme-Based Morphology, Lingua 72, pp. 1-44
Beard, R. 1982. Is separation natural, Studia Gramatycne VII, 119-133
Don, J. 1993. Morphological Conversion, PhD diss. Utrecht University.
Sproat, R. 1985. On Deriving the Lexicon, PhD diss. MIT.
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Impact of social networking on medical field
by Will · April 25, 2011
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With its photos and personal notes, Facebook can shed a lot of light on what someone is like. But many psychologists remain leery of it as a tool for helping them figure out what makes patients tick.
"If a patient thought I was looking into their personal life through Facebook, for instance, I imagine it certainly wouldn't do any good and probably would cause substantial harm," said Dr. Ryan Ernst of Nebraska Mental Health Services.
Social media and the Web have changed the way a lot of professions do business. But medical professionals of many kinds are cautious about using the new media. It's easier than ever to gather info about people on the Web, but their experience raises an important question: how do we know when we are crossing the line and going from acceptable research to invading privacy?
Illustration by Will Latta.
Indeed, social media and medicine could be a toxic mix. Are blogs really a modern-day window into the soul? Do they reflect the truth about their writers or only what the writers want seen? Then there's the ticklish issue of consent. Since the material may be open to any viewer, is patient consent even necessary?
The issue has stirred enough interest that as recently as 2010 the American Medical Association (AMA) has published a policy titled: Professionalism in the use of Social Media. The policy calls for doctors to be mindful of their actions online. It says they must "be cognizant of standards of patient privacy and confidentiality." It directs physicians to "maintain appropriate professional boundaries," and urges them to draw a bright red line between "personal and professional content online."
The therapeutic setting seems to be one that could be especially prone to problems stemming from this topic. With therapy, the relationship between doctor and patient is so strongly dependent on trust, that any breach of this could be catastrophic.
"Patients put a lot of trust in you (doctors) and when you breach that… all hell could break loose," said one psychological patient in Lincoln.
Unless a patient gives consent, doctors who visit their Facebook sites are seeing more than the patient might want to share. In therapy, patients have the ability to share only what they want the doctor to know.
Yet, the temptation for a doctor to use social media to learn that untold information is enormous. Entries on Facebook may amount to journals of people's lives. They include personal history, hobbies and habits.
Ernst says he has no interest in using Facebook or similar sites to search patient history. He learns enough about a patient in face-to-face sessions and refuses to go beyond them for fear of overstepping his boundaries.
Indeed, the therapist frets that patients might want to use Facebook to reach out to him. He would prefer that they not do so. He wants to keep his Facebook site private and not part of his worklife.
"Anytime we use some of this new media technology or any technology like that, we may opening ourselves up to risks that we're not even aware of," said Ernst.
Dr. Ryan Ernst, therapist at Nebraska Mental Health Centers.
Ernst shared a story about a colleague's patient who tracked down her address through a photo of her home that appeared online. The patient later unnerved the colleague by showing her a photo of the home that he kept on his cell phone. When photos taken with cell phones appear online, they are encoded with GPS coordinates that knowledgeable people can easily find. Nothing harmful came of the affair, but the potential for problems worries some doctors.
Other potential issues Ernst discussed revolve around his own actions online. For instance, as a licensed therapist, he could open himself up to legal hassles if he offers advice online.
But sometimes social media can literally be a lifesaver. A New York psychiatrist treating an overdose victim learned about the sedatives a suicidal patient took when he was tipped off to the patient's blog. As described by the Washington Post, however, the doctor was uneasy about invading the patient's privacy. The doctor had to decide whether or not it was ethical to access the blog in an attempt to save his patient.
In the end, he checked the blog and the patient was saved.
As social media continue to grow and carry more and more personal information, they could prove to be helpful tools for medical professionals. But, for now, plenty of doctors remain wary.
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Tales from the Script: Late Night Gothic Horror in the Library
Last weekend we put out an exhibition in King's Library on the theme of gothic horror, marking two hundred years since the publication of the iconic novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (1797–1851) in 1818. We are delighted to share some of the treasures of that exhibition with you here.
Bony Tony, King's Library's skeleton, let loose on the world at large . . .
It all started with Kingsman Horace Walpole whose 1767 novel The Castle of Otranto is considered to be the first gothic novel. It initiated a genre which became extremely popular in the later 18th and early 19th century, inspiring authors such as Ann Radcliffe, Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe and Robert Louis Stevenson. The aesthetics of the book continue to influence modern-day gothic books, films, art, music and the goth subculture.
Horace Walpole, The Castle of Otranto: A Gothic Story (Parma, 1791), sixth edition (Shelfmark: Keynes.E.3.23), title page and frontispiece
"The lower part of the castle was hollowed into several intricate cloysters; and it was not easy for one under so much anxiety to find the door that opened into the cavern. An awful silence reigned throughout those subterraneous regions, except now and then some blasts of wind that shook the doors she had passed, and which grating on the rusty hinges, were reechoed through that long labyrinth of darkness."
Horace Walpole, A Description of the Villa of Horace Walpole …at Strawberry-Hill, near Twickenham (Strawberry-Hill, 1786) (Shelfmark: Keynes.E.1.15), title page
Walpole was so interested in medieval history he began building a gothic-style castle in Twickenham in 1749 which he called Strawberry Hill. The world-famous house and gardens are open to the public today. In 1786 Walpole published a description of the villa which included an engraving of what it looked like at the time, as well as an inventory of the furniture, pictures and curiosities it contained.
It is well known that Jane Austen's novel Northanger Abbey (published just after Austen's death in 1817) is a satire of gothic novels which were very popular in the late 1790s. The character Catherine Morland has a passion for reading gothic novels, but gets into difficulties when applying their concepts to everyday life. Here is the famous scene in which Catherine's friend, Isabella Thorpe, reads to her the titles of the 'horrid novels':
Jane Austen, Northanger Abbey (London, 1817) (Shelfmark: Thackeray.J.57.12-15)
Jane Austen, Northanger Abbey, title page
Regina Maria Roche, Clermont (Dublin, 1799) (Shelfmark: Warren.D.1.Roc.Cl/1-2), title page
One of those novels, Clermont, was written by Regina Maria Roche (1764–1845), who is considered today to be a minor writer of gothic novels, but she was a best-selling novelist during her life. Originally published by the sensationalist Minerva Press, Clermont first appeared in 1798. It tells the story of the beautiful Madeline, who lives in seclusion with her father (the Clermont of the title) until they are visited by a mysterious Countess from his past.
Just after Jane Austen's death in 1817 arguably the most famous gothic horror story of all time was published: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Shelley began writing her novel about the young scientist who creates a grotesque but sapient human creature when she was only 18. It was published anonymously on 1 January 1818 when she was 20. Her name first appeared on the second edition, published in France in 1823.
The three volumes of Mary Shelley, Frankenstein; or, The modern Prometheus (London, 1818) (Shelfmark: Keynes.E.5.46-48), first edition.
"I beheld the wretch—the miserable monster whom I had created"
Famously, the story of the monster had its origins in a horror-story competition held in the Villa Diodati near Geneva, where Mary, her lover and later husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, Lord Byron and others whiled away the evenings in 1816. Mary Shelley's story has inspired countless comics, pop-up books, plays and films and continues to do so to this day.
Frankenstein, first edition, title page
Victor Frankenstein is repulsed by the monster he has created.
In 1832, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832) also included in Faust Part II the creation of an artificial man, a 'homunculus', created in the lab by Faust's assistant Wagner. Goethe was tapping into an older science, that of alchemy, for his story. The ability to make this small human or homunculus was often discussed in alchemical writings of the seventeenth century. The homunculus can also be symbolic of the creation of a spiritual being or of the philosopher's stone itself. Below we see Heinrich Khunrath, a Christian kabbalist and alchemist. On the left hand side he kneels in prayer in his Oratorium, on the right hand side is his Laboratorium. Khunrath described the making of the homunculus with the aid of malign spirits as 'Desperatio.' This copy was owned by John Ruskin.
Plate from Heinrich Khunrath, Amphitheatrum sapientiae divinae solius verae (Hanau, 1609) (Shelfmark: Keynes.Ec.3.1.1.)
Below we see an engraving by Matthaeus Merian (1593–1650) which represents symbolically the text of the Latin Emerald Tables, a foundational work of transmutational alchemy attributed to the legendary Hermes Trismegistus. The layers of meaning in the Emerald Tables have been associated with the creation of the philosopher's stone.
Musaeum Hermeticum reformatum et amplificatum (Frankfurt, 1678) (Shelfmark: Keynes.Ec.3.2.13), engraved plate
Probably the most famous alchemist was Isaac Newton (1642–1727), who had a laboratory in Trinity College, Cambridge. John Maynard Keynes (1883–1946) wrote a celebrated paper on Newton, 'Newton the Man', published only after Keynes's death in 1946. In it he described Newton's alchemical writings, of which he had formed the outstanding collection (now at King's), and explained how historians had contrived to 'hush up' this side of Newton's activities. Newton, said Keynes, was 'the last of the magicians'.
Newton's translation into English of the Emerald Tables, (c.1678) (Shelfmark: Keynes Newton MS 28)
Back at King's we have our own twentieth-century tradition of horror stories, starting with former King's Provost M. R. James (1862-1936), who is most famous to the wider public for his published ghost stories which he would read to students at Christmastime (a tradition reinstated by our current Provost). Tim Munby (who was Librarian at King's from 1947 to 1974) continued along this path with his collection of ghost stories The Alabaster Hand.
A.N.L. Munby, The Alabaster Hand (London, 1949) (Shelfmark: KL MUN 1), first edition and photograph of Munby
An overview of part of the exhibition
JC/PJ/AC
Tagged AC, Alabaster Hand, Alchemy, Bony Tony, Castle of Otranto, Clermont, Frankenstein, Goethe, gothic, Heinrich Khunrath, Horace Walpole, horror, Isaac Newton, Jane Austen, JC, John Maynard Keynes, literature, Mary Shelley, Matthaeus Merian, Montague Rhodes James, Northanger Abbey, PJ, Regina Maria Roche, Strawberry Hill, Tim Munby
Volunteering at King's
I joined the Thackeray Project at King's College Library as a volunteer in June 2017 having found out about the project through an online newspaper article. I decided to take part in the project because I have a great passion for history and for books. I also believed that I would gain valuable experience at King's which would be important for my long-term interests in museums, libraries and archives. As a member of the project I had a number of duties which included: phase boxing of rare books, preparing and invigilating the Jane Austen open days and editing on the King's College website/blog.
Me standing next to a stack of phase boxes.
The boxing of the Thackeray collection books was central to the project. There were many books that were in need of archival-standard 'phase boxes' in order to protect them from further wear and tear. Although it took me a little time to learn and understand how the books were numbered and shelved (having only had experience with the Dewey Decimal system previously), I loved boxing the books because I liked handling them and studying their bindings and pages. I also enjoyed the fact that I was helping to preserve history for the future, something which I'm very passionate about.
Me with College Librarian, James Clements, awaiting visitors to the Jane Austen Open Day.
When the boxing stage of the Thackeray Project was coming to a close, I became involved in the preparation and the invigilation of the Jane Austen open days which we had over the summer of 2017. I really enjoyed both aspects of the open days. As with phase boxing, I loved being close to the volumes and learning about Jane Austen and her works; I've come away with more knowledge about Austen than I had before. A particularly memorable moment was seeing the Sanditon manuscript which took centre stage at the open days. After many weeks of preparation, i.e. selecting the books, writing the captions, preparing the posters and so on, we had our first Jane Austen open day on 18 July 2017, the bicentenary of her death. I took part in invigilating the event, monitoring the displays and assisting the general public with their enquiries. Although it was extremely exhausting, I had a wonderful time. It was especially pleasing when I found out that we had 1,061 visitors in total for that day which was an indication of the success of the event.
Visitors viewing the Jane Austen exhibition.
As part of the Jane Austen bicentenary events being run at King's, we also created an online exhibition of the Austen books shown at the open days on our website and our blog. I took part in the planning of the posts and galleries and did the editing of the photos and text. It didn't take me long to learn how a website and blog work. I enjoyed helping to edit them because I like knowing that when I look back at these posts, I will remember that I helped to put them there: this makes me feel that I have a personal connection with the Austen events. It also gave me useful IT skills which I feel will be helpful for the future.
King's College webpage showing the Jane Austen section of the digital library.
I really enjoyed being part of the Thackeray Project. I fell in love with all of the books and with King's College itself. I have enjoyed working with rare books so much that I have decided that I would like to specialise in this area in the future. I continue to volunteer in the library. In addition to my work in the library, I have recently started to volunteer in the Archives as well (as of November 2017).
Harriet Alder
Tagged Conservation, Digital Library, exhibition, George Thackeray, Heritage Lottery Fund, HLF, Jane Austen, Mary Ann Elizabeth Thackeray, Open Cambridge, Rare Books, Thackeray bequest
Thackeray Project Digital Library
It might seem that we have been a little quiet here recently, but that is because we have been working hard behind the scenes on our digital library which we are now able to share with everyone.
Rare book spines (from left): vellum (gatherings exposed), three with raised bands and decorative gold-tooled panels, the last without raised bands, but with coloured leather spine labels tooled in gold.
One of the objectives of our HLF-funded project, which is centred around the rare book collection of former King's Provost George Thackeray (1777-1850), is the creation of a corpus of digital content that will last well beyond the lifetime of the two-year project. This can now be viewed on the King's website here.
Title within woodcut architectural border (McKerrow and Ferguson 278). William Gouge, The Saints sacrifice (London: George Miller, 1632; Thackeray.I.7.5)
The digital library, which we will continue to add to during the project, currently includes a gallery of book bindings, title pages, a gallery showing the stages of book conservation and a page devoted to the first and early editions of Jane Austen.
Title page of the first English edition of Emma (Thackeray.J.57.10)
Stay tuned for many more images from the Thackeray collection!
Tagged Bookbinding, Conservation, Digital Library, Digitisation, George Thackeray, Heritage Lottery Fund, HLF, Jane Austen, JC, Mary Ann Elizabeth Thackeray, Rare Books, Thackeray bequest
Jane Austen Open Day: An Online Exhibition – Part 2
On 18 July 2017, the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's death, King's College Library mounted an exhibition featuring first editions of all of Austen's novels, the autograph manuscript of her unfinished novel Sanditon, a manuscript letter to her publisher, a book from her library, early translations of her novels, and other rare treasures. The event was a great success and was attended by over 1,000 people. Some of this material was used in our Open Cambridge exhibition which attracted over 1,400 visitors during the weekend of 8-9 September. We present below some highlights from the second part of the exhibition for those who could not visit in person.
Persuasion was first printed in French in 1821. This copy of the second French edition (1828), freely translated by the Swiss novelist and translator Isabelle de Montolieu (1751–1832), belonged to Sir Geoffrey Keynes, the younger brother of John Maynard Keynes.
Jane Austen, La Famille Elliot ou l'Ancienne Inclination
(Paris: Arthus Bertrand, 1828)
Gilson.A.PeF.1828/1
Routledge's Railway Library, intended for 'amusement while travelling', began in 1849 as a shameless imitation of Simms and McIntyre's Parlour Library. The inclusion of Pride and Prejudice in the series in 1850 is a testament to the popularity of the novel at the time.
Pride and Prejudice. By Miss Austen, 'The Railway Library'
(London: Routledge, 1850)
Gilson.A.Pr.1850a
Chapman and Hall's series 'Select Library of Fiction' was closely associated with W.H. Smith, who carefully sought out copyrights, or reprint rights, of popular novels in order to publish yellowback editions for sale on his railway bookstalls. The series, which ran from 1854 until it was taken over by Ward, Lock in 1881, included at least thirty novels by Anthony Trollope, who had strong views on the poor quality of much railway literature. This is one of the few known copies of Sense and Sensibility in yellowback.
Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility
(London: Chapman and Hall, 1870)
Warren.A.Se.1870
Lady Catherine is fully aware of her station in life and had no qualms in making others aware of this. This edition of Pride and Prejudice is illustrated by the Cambridge-based artist Charles Edmund Brock.
Jane Austen, Pride & Prejudice
with twenty-four coloured illustrations by C. E. Brock
(London: Dent, 1907)
Gilson.A.Pr.1907b
In this scene from A. A. Milne's stage adaptation, Jane and Mr Bennet discuss Lydia's elopement with Mr Wickham, fully aware of the social implications and prospects for the family as a result.
A. A. Milne, Miss Elizabeth Bennet: A Play from "Pride and Prejudice"
(London: Chatto & Windus, 1936)
Gilson.A.Pr.Z.Mil
The 1940 film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, starring Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier, is notorious for drastically diverging from the novel and being excessively 'Hollywoodized' — and for putting the women in clothes based on the styles of the late 1820s and 30s. This publication, which coincides with the release of the film, bears the subtitle: 'The complete text of the famous romantic love story from which the M-G-M movie starring Laurence Olivier and Greer Garson was made'.
Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice (New York: Triangle, 1940)
Gilson.A.Pr.1940
This Victorian edition of Mansfield Park was presented to E. M. Forster's mother by his father, and was later inherited by Forster himself.
Jane Austen, Mansfield Park
(London: Routledge, 18—)
Forster.AUS.Man
One of the highlights in the exhibition was Jane Austen's copy of Orlando furioso, signed by her on the fly-leaf, sold by the Austen-Leigh family, bought by Virginia Woolf, and inscribed by Woolf to John Maynard Keynes at Christmas 1936.
Ludovico Ariosto, Orlando furioso (trans. by John Hoole)
(London: Charles Bathurst, 1783)
Keynes.E.4.1
King's College owns the manuscript of Jane Austen's unfinished novel Sanditon, the last one on which she was working before she died on 18 July 1817. It is a rare surviving autograph manuscript of her fiction. It was given to King's in 1930 by Jane's great-great niece (Mary) Isabella Lefroy in memory of her sister Florence and Florence's husband, the late Provost Augustus Austen Leigh who was a great-nephew of Jane. The booklets were made by Austen herself. The last writing is dated 18 March 1817. She died four months later.
The beginning of Sanditon
Sanditon, chapters 4-5
IJ/Harriet Alder/JC
Tagged A. A. Milne, Augustus Austen Leigh, Charles Edmund Brock, E.M. Forster, Geoffrey Keynes, Greer Garson, Heritage Lottery Fund, IJ, Isabella Lefroy, Isabelle de Montolieu, Jane Austen, JC, John Maynard Keynes, Laurence Olivier, Mansfield Park, Open Cambridge, Orlando furioso, Pride and Prejudice, Sanditon, Sense and Sensibility, Virginia Woolf
Public Lecture on Jane Austen's First Editions
Our series of events marking the bicentenary of Jane Austen's death culminates in a public lecture on the publication of the first and early editions of Austen's novels by a leading expert, Dr Linda Bree (Cambridge University Press), editor of Jane Austen's Persuasion (1998) and the Cambridge Edition of Austen's Later Manuscripts (2008). The lecture will be held in the Audit Room at King's College, Cambridge on Tuesday 24th October 2017 at 6pm.
Front cover of Austen's Persuasion (Peterborough, Ontario: Broadview Press, 1998), edited by Linda Bree
Dr Bree's lecture, entitled "Jane Austen in Print", will focus on the appearance in print of all the first editions: how they were first published, what they looked like and how they were received, her relationship with her publishers, and the posthumous editions of Northanger Abbey and Persuasion.
The event is free and open to all, but as spaces are limited, you will need to reserve your place by going to the following website and clicking on "Register" before printing your ticket:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/jane-austen-in-print-public-lecture-by-dr-linda-bree-cup-tickets-38630831858
Those attending the lecture are invited to visit King's College Library to view first editions of all six novels on 24th October between 5pm and 6pm and after the talk. We look forward to seeing you there!
Tagged Heritage Lottery Fund, HLF, IJ, Jane Austen, Linda Bree, Rare Books, Thackeray bequest
Celebrating Jane Austen at King's Library
To mark the bicentenary year of Jane Austen's death, King's College Library and Archives are hosting an exhibition showcasing first and early editions of the author's much-loved novels, alongside the autograph manuscript of her unfinished novel Sanditon and treasures highlighting the Austen family's connection with the College. This two-day event, which is part of the Open Cambridge weekend, is a rare opportunity to take a look inside the College's beautiful early nineteenth-century library designed by the architect William Wilkins.
If you would like to find out more about one of Britain's most loved novelists, why not pop in when you are in town. This free exhibition is open to all and can be viewed on Friday 8 and Saturday 9 September between 10:30am and 4pm in King's College Library.
The interior of King's College Library
Upon arrival at the front gate of King's College, tell the member of staff on duty (or the porters) that you are visiting the Jane Austen exhibition. They will direct you to the College Library (see map below).
How to find King's College Library
Exhibition DATE: Friday 8 and Saturday 9 September 2017
Opening times: 10:30am-4pm each day
Tagged exhibition, Heritage Lottery Fund, HLF, Jane Austen, JC, Manuscripts, Open Cambridge, Rare Books, Sanditon, Thackeray bequest
On 18 July 2017, the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's death, King's College Library mounted an exhibition featuring first editions of all of Austen's novels, the autograph manuscript of her unfinished novel Sanditon, a manuscript letter to her publisher, a book from her library, early translations of her novels, and other rare treasures. The event was a great success and was attended by over 1,000 people. We present below some highlights from the first part of the exhibition for those who could not visit in person.
Jane was born in Steventon parsonage in Hampshire, and lived the first 25 years of her life there. She drafted Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice and Northanger Abbey in Steventon. She was so distraught when she was told the news in December 1800 that the family would be moving to Bath that she fainted.
J. E. Austen-Leigh, A Memoir of Jane Austen by her Nephew (London: Bentley, 1870), Gilson.B.96.AusJ.1870b
Sense and Sensibility, Austen's first novel to be published, was written in epistolary form around 1795 in Steventon under the title Elinor and Marianne. It was begun in its present form in autumn 1797 and revised and prepared for publication in 1809-1811 when Jane was living in Chawton.
Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility (London: Egerton, 1811), First edition
Warren.A.Se.1811/1-3
Pride and Prejudice, originally titled First Impressions, was offered for publication to the London bookseller Thomas Cadell, but the offer was declined by return post. The novel was subsequently published by Thomas Egerton under the revised title Pride and Prejudice. Upon receiving her copy of the first edition from the publisher, Jane wrote: 'I have got my darling child from London' (27 Jan 1813).
Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice (London: Egerton, 1813), First edition
Warren.A.Pr.1813a/1-3
The Austen family lived in Bath between 1801 and 1806. Jane was familiar with the Pump Room, which is used as a setting in her novels Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. This image, from The New Bath Guide (1807), shows the Pump Room, a venue for fashionable people, as it would have looked during Jane Austen's time there.
Christopher Anstey, The New Bath Guide; or, Memoirs
of the B.N.R.D. Family in a Series of Poetical Epistles (Bath, 1807)
Warren.B.97.New.1807
Austen's novels Persuasion (written 1815-16) and Northanger Abbey (written 1798-99) both appeared posthumously in a four-volume set in December 1817, although the title page states 1818. They are prefaced by a 'biographical notice' written by Jane's brother Henry Austen in which Jane's identity is revealed for the first time. She appears to have intended to publish Persuasion in 1818 but did not live long enough to do so.
The beginning of chapter 3 of Persuasion mentions Bath and the Pump Room. Northanger Abbey, and Persuasion (London: Murray, 1818), First edition
Thackeray.J.57.12-15
In 1809 Austen's brother Edward offered his mother and sisters a more settled life – the use of a large cottage in Chawton, near Alton in Hampshire. Whilst living in Chawton Jane published her first four novels. She also wrote Mansfield Park there between 1811 and 1813. It was first published by Egerton in 1814 and a second edition was published in 1816 by John Murray, still within Austen's lifetime. It did not receive any critical attention when it first appeared.
Jane Austen, Mansfield Park (London: Egerton, 1814), First edition
Warren.A.Ma.1814/1-3
When Henry Austen was taken ill in London in October 1815, he was attended by his sister Jane and by one of the Prince Regent's doctors who identified her as the author of Pride and Prejudice. The doctor reported that the Prince (later George IV) was a great admirer of her novels and she was invited to dedicate one of her future works to the Prince. Emma was the lucky work. Jane disapproved of the Prince's treatment of his wife, but felt she couldn't refuse, so she settled for a title page reading simply 'Emma, Dedicated by Permission to HRH The Prince Regent', though her publisher (John Murray) thought it ought to be more elaborate.
This copy of the first edition of Emma belonged to King's Provost George Thackeray (1777–1850).
Jane Austen, Emma (London: Murray, 1816), First edition
Thackeray.J.57.9-11
Several months after the dedication of Emma, Jane wrote to John Murray and reported that the Prince had thanked her for the copy of Emma. In the same letter she notes that in a recent review of the novel, the anonymous reviewer (later established as Sir Walter Scott) completely fails to mention Mansfield Park, remarking with regret that 'so clever a man as the reviewer of Emma, should consider it as unworthy of being noticed'.
Jane Austen's letter to John Murray, 1 April 1816 (NM/Austen/1)
In his review of Emma, Sir Walter Scott fails to mention Mansfield Park:
The Quarterly Review, Vol. XIV (London: Murray, 1816)
Gilson.C.Gif.1816
Jane Austen was seemingly unaware that one of her novels was published in America during her lifetime. This is one of only four known copies of the first American edition of Emma. The rest of her novels were not published in the US until the early 1830s. As well as the expected differences in spelling and punctuation, the text has also been bowdlerized.
Jane Austen, Emma (Philadelphia: M. Carey, 1816), First US edition
Gilson.A.Em.1816b/1-2
Due to popular demand, an expanded version of this exhibition will be presented as part of the Open Cambridge weekend on 8 and 9 September 2017. So if you couldn't make it this time, or would like to see the exhibition again, please put these dates in your diary! More details will follow here in due course.
Tagged Chawton, Emma, George Thackeray, Henry Austen, Heritage Lottery Fund, HLF, IJ, Jane Austen, JC, John Murray, King George IV, Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, Pride and Prejudice, Rare Books, Sanditon, Sense and Sensibility, Sir Walter Scott, Steventon, Thackeray bequest, The New Bath Guide
Jane Austen Open Day at King's College Library
The 18 July 2017 marks the 200th anniversary of the death of Jane Austen, and King's College Library joins the commemorations with an exhibition showcasing rare first editions of all of her novels, the autograph manuscript of her unfinished novel Sanditon, a manuscript letter to her publisher, a book from her library, early translations of her novels, and other rare treasures.
If you would like to find out more about one of Britain's most loved novelists, why not pop in when you are in town. This free exhibition is open to all and can be viewed only on Tuesday 18 July 2017 between 10am and 4pm, in King's College's beautiful early nineteenth-century library.
When you reach the Library, simply press the buzzer on the main door and one of the Library team will let you in and welcome you to the Library.
Exhibition DATE: 18 July 2017
Opening times: 10am-4pm
Tagged exhibition, George Thackeray, Heritage Lottery Fund, HLF, Jane Austen, JC, Thackeray bequest
HLF funding for King's Library
King's Library has received £44,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for an exciting project, 'Shakespeare and Austen at King's College: Celebrating their Centenaries in 2016 and 2017'. The project will result in the online cataloguing and conservation of the English literature section of the Thackeray collection of rare books, bequeathed to King's College Library in the mid-nineteenth century by the sometime Provost of the College, George Thackeray (1777-1850), cousin of the novelist William Makepeace Thackeray (1811-1863). A major part of the project is a comprehensive programme of outreach activities and online educational material.
George Thackeray (1777-1850) by Richard James Lane, lithograph, 1851
The project will enable local people and volunteers to engage with some of the most important books in the history of English literature through a series of exhibitions, talks, open days and workshops for young people, and give a worldwide audience the opportunity to learn about the collection online. Owing to the lack of a proper online catalogue, the collection has remained difficult to explore.
Title page of Shakespeare's First Folio (1623)
Highlights in Thackeray's library include Shakespeare's First Folio, first and early editions of all of Austen's novels, a collection of 16th-century books on theology (including works by Sir Thomas More, Martin Luther and Erasmus), and over one thousand volumes of early editions of the most important English authors in sumptuous historic bindings. Other major writers included are John Milton, John Donne, Edmund Spenser and Ben Jonson.
We are delighted to have received the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund, which will enable us to gain a much better understanding of the Thackeray collection and help us to improve access to these treasures. We are also looking forward to the many opportunities the project will afford us to allow local people to engage with their heritage (anyone interested in volunteering for the project is most welcome to get in touch), and hopefully revisit the works of Shakespeare and Austen during their anniversary years.
Tagged Ben Jonson, Edmund Spenser, Erasmus, First Folio, George Thackeray, Heritage Lottery Fund, Jane Austen, JC, John Donne, John Milton, Martin Luther, Rare Books, Thomas More, William Makepeace Thackeray, William Shakespeare


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The nutritious lotus seeds have the potential to be paired with both sweet and savory flavors and Guruji does just this by creating varieties like Smoky Thai with lime, Lightly Salted, Cheesy Vegan, flavored by nutritional yeast, and Salt & Cacao. The minimally processed, allergy-friendly superfood snacks are free from artificial ingredients, gluten, dairy, MSG and nuts, and serve as a source of plant-based protein.


The Dearborn Public Schools Education Foundation will hold their annual Mardi Gras Fundraiser on Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010, from 3:30 to 9:00 pm at the Dearborn Hills Golf Course, 1300 S. Telegraph. The fun filled evening will include entertainment, food, soft drinks, prizes, and a silent auction.
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. For ticket information contact Foundation Executive Director, Eddie Fakhoury, at 827-8790.
The Dearborn Public Schools Education Foundation is a group of private citizens, independent of the Board of Education, who raise money to fund teacher grants for innovative programs throughout our district. Since its inception, the Foundation has provided more than $1 million in grants directly to classrooms in support of learning. The Foundation is a charitable 501(c) 3 organization with full tax exempt status.
Put your game face on for the Friends For the Dearborn Animal Shelter's Cool Cat Casino Night – and take a swipe at a chance to win a $2,000 Walmart gift card!
Kelle Sisung, development director, Friends For the Dearborn Animal Shelter, awards a Casino night reveler with a gift certificate in one of the raffle drawings at last year's event.
From 7 p.m.-midnight on Saturday, Feb. 20, the shelter will host a night of gambling fun at Fr. Patrick O'Kelley's Knights of Columbus at 23663 Park Street in Dearborn. This Western-themed event (cowboy hats encouraged!) will include chances to win at casino classics like Texas Hold 'Em Poker, Black Jack and Let It Ride. Games will feature cash payouts for winners – all while helping to raise funds to care for homeless animals. Yee haw!
The biggest prize of all? A $2,000 Walmart gift card, generously donated by The Envelope Printery owner Dave Hamilton and the Dearborn and Taylor Walmart stores. A total of 2,000 raffle tickets will be sold for the gift card drawing. Tickets are $5 each and can be purchased during casino night, or in advance from the Dearborn Animal Shelter. Participants need not be present at the casino night to win.
The Cool Cat Casino Night will also include an open bar, appetizer buffet, live entertainment and door prizes. The centerpiece of the "chuck wagon buffet" will be a taco bar with all the fixins' (vegetarian, too) donated by the Dearborn Heights Del Taco(Lisa Dufresne, managing partner). Tickets for this adults-only event are $30 in advance, or $35 at the door. Visit the shelter Web site to purchase tickets on-line (recommended) or purchase by phone or in person at the shelter.
Don't miss this night of gaming fun – and many chances to win big, for yourself and for the Dearborn Animal Shelter.


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Amazon HQ2 could be split between two cities
Economy Nov 6, 2018 3:15 PM EST
After a yearlong search for a second home, Amazon is now reportedly looking to build offices in two cities instead of one, a surprise move that could still have a major impact on the sites it ultimately selects.
Virginia officials and some state lawmakers were recently briefed by the head of the state's economic development office that Amazon was considering splitting up its second headquarters but had not made a decision, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Officials in Virginia believe there's a strong likelihood Amazon will pick Crystal City in northern Virginia as one of its sites, but the company has not said anything definitive, according to the person, who was not authorized to speak on the record.
"They're a real secretive company," the person said.
Amazon has said it plans to make a final decision before the end of the year.
The online retail giant is also considering a site in New York's Long Island City neighborhood, according to a source familiar with the talks. The neighborhood, across the East River from Manhattan, is fast-changing, where many high-rise towers have replaced empty warehouses.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo met two weeks ago with Amazon officials in his New York City offices, according to the source, who was not authorized to discuss the negotiations and spoke on condition of anonymity. The source said Cuomo offered to travel to Amazon's Seattle hometown to continue talks.
Cuomo told reporters Tuesday that winning over Amazon would give an economic boost to the entire state. He also joked that he was willing to change his name to "Amazon Cuomo" to lure the company.
In addition to Long Island City, The New York Times reported Monday that Amazon is also finalizing a deal to locate to the Crystal City section of Arlington, Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C. The Wall Street Journal, which was first to report the plan to split the headquarters between two cities, said Dallas is also still a possibility. Both newspapers cited unnamed people familiar with the decision-making process.
Amazon.com Inc., which has said it plans to make a final decision before the end of the year, has declined to comment on the reports.
There's been intense competition to win over Amazon, with some throwing billions in tax incentives to the company. Amazon kicked off its hunt for a second headquarters in September 2017, initially receiving 238 proposals before narrowing the list to 20 in January.
Long Island City and Crystal City would meet Amazon's requirements for a new locale: Both are near metropolitan areas with more than a million people, have nearby international airports, direct access to mass transit and have room for the company to expand.
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Selecting those areas would bring more jobs to areas that already have plenty.
"The speculation that Amazon might choose the D.C. area and New York is a much less radical move than many imagined," said Jed Kolko, the chief economist at job site Indeed, adding that it would be another example of "rich places getting richer."
The company had originally promised to bring 50,000 new high-paying jobs to one location, which founder and CEO Jeff Bezos said would be "a full equal" to its Seattle home base. Amazon may now split those jobs equally between two locations, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Jay Ash, the economic development chief in Massachusetts, said Tuesday that he's had "no recent contact" with Amazon about a headquarters in Boston, but his office is still talking with the company about other opportunities. Earlier this year, Amazon unveiled plans for an office expansion in Boston's Seaport District, promising 2,000 new technology jobs by 2021 in fields including machine learning and robotics.
Amazon had originally promised to bring 50,000 new high-paying jobs to one location.
Other cities on the list, including Dallas, declined to comment.
Amazon has said it could spend more than $5 billion on the new headquarters over the next 17 years, about matching the size of its current home in Seattle, which has 33 buildings, 23 restaurants and 40,000 employees.
The company already employs 600,000. That's expected to increase as it builds more warehouses across the country to keep up with online orders. Amazon recently announced that it would pay all its workers at least $15 an hour, but the employees at its second headquarters will be paid a lot more — an average of more than $100,000 a year.
Earlier this month, Bezos said during an on-stage interview in New York that the final decision will come down to intuition.
"You immerse yourself in that data, but then you make that decision with your heart," he said.
Klepper reported from Albany, New York. AP Technology Writer Matt O'Brien contributed to this report from Providence, Rhode Island. Alan Suderman reported from Richmond, Virginia.
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The earthquake also triggered a tsunami with further victims and destructions. Mexico earthquake latest breaking news and updates, information, look at maps, watch videos and view photos and more. Events which occurred in remote areas will be excluded from the list as they wouldn't have generated significant media interest. List of recent and latest earthquakes recorded in and close to this area today and now. New Mexico experienced a 2.8 earthquake on May 19, 2011 in the Truth or Consequences area, about 47 miles southwest of the Socorro region, where most of the state's earthquake activity takes place. The strongest tidal wave registered in Mexico so far reached a height of 10.90 meters. 4.6. The most recent earthquakes are at the top of the list. The 2014 Guerrero earthquake occurred with a moment magnitude of 7.2 that hit the state of Guerrero, close to Acapulco, Mexico, on 18 April at 14:27:26. Again a fairly active year. World earthquake list. World's other soft spots. earthquakes today - recent and latest earthquakes, earthquake map and earthquake information. In a large 40,000 km (25,000 mi) horseshoe shape, it is associated with a nearly continuous series of oceanic trenches, volcanic arcs, and volcanic belts and plate movements. EMSC (European Mediterranean Seismological Centre) provides real time earthquake information for seismic events with magnitude larger than 5 in the European Mediterranean area and larger than 7 in the rest of the world. The North American Plate is a tectonic plate covering most of North America, Greenland, Cuba, the Bahamas, extreme northeastern Asia, and parts of Iceland and the Azores. 4.0 26km S of Port Hueneme, CA. At least 8 people were killed and 30 were injured in the meizoseismal area. In September 1985, an earthquake measuring 8.1 on the Richter scale and centered in the subduction zone off Acapulco killed more than 4,000 people in Mexico City, more than 300 kilometers away. New Mexico's Last Sizeable Earthquake . All dates are listed according to UTC time. Earthquake information for europe. World earthquake list. Bijgewerkt 16 Nov 2020 00:30 GMT - Biggest quake today: 4.1 quake 8.1 km SE of Las Mesas, Mexico, 2020-11 … Southern Mexico also contains numerous faults, which causes that section of the country to have high tectonic activity. The largest regional earthquake in historic records is the approximately 7.4-magnitude quake that ruptured the Pitaycachi fault in northeastern Sonora, Mexico in 1887. This is due to Mexico's west coast being located along the Ring of Fire, a region that surrounds the Pacific Ocean and where about 90 … Mexico lies within two seismically active earthquake zones. They are common in Mexico's capital and in several regions of the country overall. Only magnitude 6.0 or greater earthquakes appear on the list. Earthquake Information for New Mexico. Mexico City earthquake of 1985, also called Michoacán earthquake of 1985, severe earthquake that occurred on September 19, 1985, off the coast of the Mexican state of Michoacán, causing widespread death and injuries and catastrophic damage in Mexico's capital, Mexico City. 2020-12-26 10:52:34 (UTC-08:00) 64.5 km. This is a partial list of earthquakes in Mexico.This list considers every notable earthquake felt or with its epicenter within Mexico's current borders and maritime areas. The Ring of Fire is a major area in the basin of the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. Two of the largest historic earthquakes in New Mexico, estimated at magnitudes of 5.76 and 6.18, occurred near Socorro in 1906. This is a list of earthquakes in 1956. At least 49 people died and 100 were injured. This list of 20th-century earthquakes is a global list of notable earthquakes that occurred in the 20th century. The Cocos Plate is a young oceanic tectonic plate beneath the Pacific Ocean off the west coast of Central America, named for Cocos Island, which rides upon it. This was broadly consistent with a slip on or near the Guerrero Seismic Gap, a boundary between the Cocos and North American plates along the Pacific Coast approximately 200 kilometers long. The Brawley Seismic Zone (BSZ), also known as the Brawley fault zone, is a predominantly extensional tectonic zone that connects the southern terminus of the San Andreas Fault with the Imperial Fault in Southern California. Mexico lies within two seismically active earthquake zones. Authorities called that the largest earthquake … The epicenter of the 7.6 Mw earthquake was in the Nicoya Peninsula, 11 kilometers east-southeast of Nicoya. Two people are known to have died, one from a heart attack and another, a construction worker, crushed by a collapsing wall. Latest Earthquakes in the world. Mexico City is built on former lakebed, and the soil is known to amplify the effects of earthquakes even hundreds of miles away. Earthquakes today Worldwide with links to maps, animations, much more. 10 m: 4: 06/17/1928: Earthquake in Mexico (S. Mexico) with a magnitude of 7.7. 2.7. The death toll in Mexico City from Tuesday's earthquake stood at a hundred and fifty-five on Saturday morning, but soon, when bodies are recovered as rubble is cleared away, it will be higher. Mexico earthquake latest breaking news and updates, information, look at maps, watch videos and view photos and more. The Latest Earthquakes application supports most recent browsers, view supported browsers. Tsunamis in Mexico In a total of 24 tidal waves classified as a tsunami since 1732 a total of 91 people died in Mexico. An apartment building destroyed by an earthquake that struck Mexico City in 1985. The shaking was felt in states as far away as Puebla and Tlaxcala. Earthquake information for europe. Mexico's Earthquakes Sep 7 & 19, 2017. 7 km W of Trapper Creek, Alaska. This is a list of earthquakes in 1956. It was the second major earthquake in Mexico in just two weeks. At least 90 people have died in Thursday's 8.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico, officials have confirmed. A 7.4 magnitude earthquake that hit Mexico's southern coastline on Tuesday, collapsing buildings and prompting evacuations, has left at least five people dead, officials said. To the northeast it is bounded by the North American Plate and the Caribbean Plate. Deadly Earthquake Rattles Southern Mexico The 7.4-magnitude quake struck mid-morning off the Pacific coast near the beach resort of Huatulco. The Cocos Plate also broke into two pieces, creating the small Rivera Plate. This list considers every notable earthquake felt or with its epicenter within Mexico's current borders and maritime areas. What makes an earthquake "significant"? 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Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon has completed the 115th Session of the National Sheriffs' Institute, a program designed to train America's Sheriffs on the opportunities facing law enforcement today.
Sheriff Gannon with Sheriff James Stuart (Class Mentor Sheriff) of the Anoka County Sheriff's Office.
This five-day course is co-sponsored and funded by the National Institute of Corrections and the National Sheriffs' Association. Gannon and 28 other sheriffs attended the session in Aurora, Colorado September 24-28.
"I'm very honored to have been a part of this national program made possible by the NIC and the NSA. The relationships established with my colleagues will benefit every level of the Morris County Sheriff's Office as we'll stay connected and continue to share information about law enforcement trends being seen across America. It is humbling to join the nearly 3,000 alumni of the NSI since 1973", said Gannon.
The course focused on teaching Sheriffs how to provide Effective Leadership for the public good in Public Safety, Community Relations, Criminal Justice System policy, and Organization Effectiveness and Efficiency.
Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon's groundbreaking Hope One program has been awarded a federal grant of over $332,000 by the Bureau of Justice. Hope One, which offers critical in-the-field support for persons struggling with addiction, has made over 5,000 contacts since its inception.
Today, Rep. Leonard Lance (17th District) stopped by Hope One on the Morristown Green to congratulate Sheriff Gannon for the program's accomplishment. County officials and Hope One's community partners were on hand to hear Sheriff Gannon, Rep. Lance, Assemblyman Anthony Bucco, Morris County Freeholder Tom Mastrangelo and Morris County Chiefs of Police President and Madison Police Chief, Darren Dachisen speak about the program and its successes.
Hope One was selected for the two (2) year competitive grant to plan, develop and implement comprehensive efforts to identify, respond to, treat, and support those impacted by the opioid epidemic. The Comprehensive Opioid Abuse program will help to roll out the Hope One's Police Assisted Recovery where "officers are closest to the problem," said Sheriff Gannon.
For more information on Hope One, visit: https://morris.caresnj.org/workshops/ or https://sheriff.morriscountynj.gov/community/hope-one/.


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The greatest ice skater of all time, John Curry transformed a dated sport into an art form and made history by becoming the first openly gay Olympian.
John Curry transformed ice skating from a dated sport into an exalted art form. Coming out on the night of his Olympic win in 1976, he became the first openly gay Olympia. Toxic yet charming; rebellious yet elitist; emotionally aloof yet spectacularly needy; ferociously ambitious yet bent on self-destruction, this is a man forever on the run: from his father's ghost, his country, and even his own self. Above all, an artist and an athlete whose body time and time again –sometimes against his will– becomes a political battlefield.
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The always quotable Lorne Lanning met with gaming media following the initial unveiling presentation earlier this week at Gamestock 2001 in Redmond, near Seattle. As one of the more outspoken critics of the difficulties of developing games for Sony's PlayStation 2, Lanning first fielded questions regarding the move to Xbox. He said that to achieve their goals, developers require more memory and faster processors to implement a vision, subtly underscoring the Xbox's hardware advantage over PlayStation 2 and the forthcoming GameCube.
Further nodding towards Xbox's PC-like development architecture, Lanning noted that development is "about making things simpler to really harness the power of the machine." He said that developers will be able to create great games at a lower cost, which will drive a lot of companies to Xbox. The power of Xbox wouldn't be fully exploited, he said, until developers are able to move from the currently used bit-mapping technique to a much more detailed per-pixel shading technique.
Game development issues, primarily those associated with 3D gaming such as camera systems, control schemes, and so on, are "problems we've failed to solve; we're not walking through minefields," Lanning said. He said there still were things to be ironed out in that area but that significant progress has been made during the last generation to fix the quirks associated with 3D games.
Turning his attention to Oddworld, Lanning said that initially his team wanted to have the equivalent of 5 motion pictures rolled into the first Oddworld game, which appeared on PlayStation. Since they weren't able to accomplish that, he said, there is still a lot left to explore in the Oddworld universe. In developing Munch's Oddysee for the unproven Xbox, Lanning admitted that his company is taking a "big risk" but they are willing to break even if it helps Microsoft sell hardware. Another advantage, he said, is to utilize the experience gained from creating Munch's Oddysee in pushing the envelope down the road with their future titles.
Speaking of Munch's Oddysee, Lanning noted the game is still in pre-alpha stage, and his team is currently examining how they can maximize the Xbox hard drive in the game. Players will be able to create characters at later points in the game, which was a feature not demonstrated in the playable version we tested. There were ideas his team had, Lanning said, that they weren't able to implement because they "didn't play well", not because of limitations with the Xbox machine.
Closing things up, Lanning touched briefly on the future of gaming, which he believes will involve more successful titles using characters with more and more emotional components to draw gamers in. Munch's Oddysee certainly appeals to gamers' emotions, with colorful characters and rich (if somewhat incomprehensible) dialog and scenery to round out the picture.