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Leóchares (jiná jména: Leócharés, Leochares,  – Leóchares / jiný přepis: Leócharés) byl v roce 736 př. n. l. vítěz olympijských her běhu na jedno stadium.

Leóchares z Messénie zvítězil v běhu na jedno stadium na 11. olympijských hrách. Běh na jedno stadium byl jedinou disciplínou, v níž se od založení her v roce 776 př. n. l. soutěžilo. Hry se o další disciplínu, běhu na dvě stadia (diaulos) rozšířily v roce 724 př. n. l. Prvním vítězem běhu na dvě stadia byl Hypénos z Pisy. Délka stadia (600 stop) se pohybovala přibližně od 175 do 200 metrů.

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Psamtik I
Psamtik I (also spelled Psammeticus or Psammetichus; Greek: Ψαμμήτιχος) (r. 664 – 610 BCE), was the first of three kings of that name of the Saite, or Twenty-sixth dynasty of Egypt. His prenomen, Wah-Ib-Re, means "Constant [is the] Heart [of] Re."[3] Historical references for the Dodecarchy and the rise of Psamtik I in power, establishing the Saitic Dynasty, are recorded in Herodotus's Histories, Book II: 151-157. It is also known from cuneiform texts that twenty local princelings were appointed by Esarhaddon and confirmed by Assurbanipal to govern Egypt. Necho I, the father of Psamtik by his Queen Istemabet, was the chief of these kinglets, but they seem to have been quite unable to hold the Egyptians to the hated Assyrians against the more sympathetic Nubians. The labyrinth built by Amenemhat III of the Twelfth dynasty of Egypt is ascribed by Herodotus to the Dodecarchy, or rule of 12, which must represent this combination of rulers. Psamtik was the son of Necho I who died in 664 BCE when the Kushite king Tantamani tried unsuccessfully to seize control of lower Egypt from the Assyrian Empire. After his father's death, Psamtik managed to both unite all of Egypt and free her from Assyrian control within the first ten years of his reign.Military campaigns[edit]7th century statue of Psamtik. Inscription reads, "Amphimeos' son Pedon brought me from Egypt and gave as a votive; Psammetichos, the king of Egypt gave him a city for his virtue and a golden diadem for his virtue."Psamtik reunified Egypt in his 9th regnal year when he dispatched a powerful naval fleet in March 656 BCE to Thebes and compelled the existing God's Wife of Amun at Thebes, Shepenupet II, to adopt his daughter Nitocris I as her heiress in the so-called Adoption Stela. Psamtik's victory destroyed the last vestiges of the Nubian 25th Dynasty's control over Upper Egypt under Tantamani since Thebes now accepted his authority. Nitocris would hold her office for 70 years from 656 BCE until her death in 586 BCE. Thereafter, Psamtik I campaigned vigorously against those local princes who opposed his reunification of Egypt. One of his victories over certain Libyan marauders is mentioned in a Year 10 and Year 11 stela from the Dakhla Oasis. Psamtik I proved to be a great pharaoh by winning Egypt's independence from the Assyrian Empire and restored Egypt's prosperity through his long 54 Year reign. The pharaoh proceeded to establish close relations with Archaic Greece and also encouraged many Greek settlers to establish colonies in Egypt and serve in the Egyptian army.In particular, he settled some Greeks at Tahpanhes (Daphnae).Discovering the origin of language[edit]Basalt wall depicting Psamtik I (British Museum)The Greek historian Herodotus conveyed an anecdote about Psamtik in the second volume of his Histories (2.2). During his travel to Egypt, Herodotus heard that Psammetichus ("Psamṯik") sought to discover the origin of language by conducting an experiment with two children. Allegedly he gave two newborn babies to a shepherd, with the instructions that no one should speak to them, but that the shepherd should feed and care for them while listening to determine their first words. The hypothesis was that the first word would be uttered in the root language of all people. When one of the children cried "βηκοs" (bèkos) with outstretched arms the shepherd concluded that the word was Phrygian because that was the sound of the Phrygian word for "bread." Thus, they concluded that the Phrygians were an older people than the Egyptians, and that Phrygian was the original language of men. There are no other extant sources to verify this story.[citation needed]Wives[edit]Psamtik's chief wife was Mehytenweskhet, the daughter of Harsiese, the Vizier of the North and High Priests of Atum at Heliopolis. Psamtik and Mehtenweshket were the parents of Necho II, Merneith, and the Divine Adoratice Nitocris I.Psamtik's father-in-law—the aforementioned Harsiese—was married three times: to Sheta, with whom he had a daughter named Naneferheres, to Tanini and, finally, to an unknown lady, by whom he had both Djedkare, the Vizier of the South and Mehytenweskhet.[4] Harsiese was the son of Vizier Harkhebi, and was related to two other Harsieses, both Viziers, who were a part of the family of the famous Mayor of Thebes Montuemhat.
Twenty-Sixth Dynasty of Egypt (Saites)
Royal Title Name Reign Dynasty
Mencheperre Necho I 672-664 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)
Wahibra Psamtik I (Psammetichus I) 664-610 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)
Wehemibra Necho II 610-595 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)
Neferibra Psamtik II (Psammetichus II) 595-589 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)
Ha'a'ibra Wahibra (Apries) 589-567 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)
Chenibra Amose-si-Neith (Amasis II) 570-526 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)
Anchkaenra Psamtik III (Psammetichus III) 526-525 BCE Saite Dynasty (26th)

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Do you have a favorite tree ?
Do you have a favorite tree, that you've returned to on more than one trip ?
I think of the huge White Pine, that I really like, on the portage into Dack Lake in Quetico.
But my favorite, is a huge White Pine in Quetico that shades a canyon like pinch, in the creek, that flows into my favorite bushwhack trout lake. I always plan a day hike, following the moose / game trail, along said creek. One of the highlights is to sit and have lunch, underneath it's bows, as we listen to the small waterfall next to it.
If I may pick a Canadian Shield tree that's not in the BWWCA, it would be any of the stands of tall birches I encounter in Canada. So straight and white and I love their dappled shade.
On my bushwhack between Zephira Creek ,and Zaphira Lake , there are some old growth poppel trees that are unbelievably large. I don't know if it was a section that had never been logged off or not, but they were huge. I have not seen any that compares in all my other travels in Quetico or the BWCA.
On Joyce Lake in Quetico there's an island camp with a clearing in the rear that holds a red and a white pine side by side. They are the same height. Here's a pic of the white.
Do you mind sharing the memory, Linda?
I didn't ask for a favorite species.
That's another good question, if anyone wants to post that.
I'm a big fan of the tall white pine that towers above an island on Ted. I tramped to its base and part of its height is due to it having taken root a tall projection of rock in the center of the island that is completely capped by this tree.
There is also a tree on the portage between unnamed and Irene (towards Kahshahpiwi) on the unnamed side. Tallest white pine I've seen anywhere. It's unreal [there are also some mighty tall trees on the portage out of Kahsh towards Irene- sheltered by the tall cliff they grow below].
The one that immediately comes to mind is the huge cedar on the portage from Vera to Knife that was blown over. Not sure if it's the awesomeness of the growth rings you can see where they cleared it from the trail, the location along the portage marking the distance or just the fact that a tree can live so incredibly long and then just like that, a storm topples it over.
Banksiana: "I'm a big fan of the tall white pine that towers above an island on Ted. I tramped to its base and part of its height is due to it having taken root a tall projection of rock in the center of the island that is completely capped by this tree.
There is also a tree on the portage between unnamed and Irene (towards Kahshahpiwi) on the unnamed side. Tallest white pine I've seen anywhere. It's unreal [there are also some mighty tall trees on the portage out of Kahsh towards Irene- sheltered by the tall cliff they grow below]."
Cool.... That's what I'm talking about.
This white pine managed to find a place all it's own on Susanette lake in the Quetico.
Things like this in nature always capture my attention and awe.
"I am haunted by waters"~Norman Maclean "A River Runs Through It"
mooseplums: " This white pine managed to find a place all it's own on Susanette lake in the Quetico.
Do you mind sharing the memory, Linda?"
Not at all. It was the last morning of our 22-day BWCA trip in 1992. A June trip with record cold temps, many lakes, many portages, and more than a few challenges. That morning finally dawned warm, and so inviting. Because I hated so much to end the trip, I was still dozing in the tent while Spartan1 got up and built what he always called a "junk fire" (little dead pine branches and small stuff, not what you would ever cook over) and he warmed up some water for instant coffee.
When I finally made myself crawl out of the tent shortly after sunrise had faded, I saw him standing under the tree with his first cup of coffee, looking out at the lake. A single loon was calling, not too far in the distance. Because I never crawled out of the tent without my camera around my neck, I snapped this photo before he knew I was awake.
It was a very special morning for us. We lingered around camp and had breakfast. We were in no hurry. When we finally got to the Lizz-Poplar portage, I cried all the way across my second carry. This had been our "trip of a lifetime" and we both knew it. We didn't know then, but Spartan1's kidney disease diagnosis came that autumn and we began a long 16 years on the infamous "kidney diet", followed eventually by dialysis, and then the miracle of the transplant ten years ago.
But that last portage just ripped my heart out. I had thought that after three weeks I would be ready to leave the canoe country, and instead, I was still wanting more. When we got to Poplar, rather than heading directly back to Rockwood Lodge for our car and our trip back down the Gunflint, we paddled down to the other end of the lake and just puttered around there. Then we stopped at the dock for Trail Center, and walked up (incredibly grubby after three weeks on the trip) and enjoyed big burgers and malts for our lunch. And finally we had to go face the end of our trip.
Whenever I see this photo and think of that wonderful tree, I am carried back in time to that morning.
I'm always amazed at the ones growing right out of a crack in the rock. I would imagine these trees are fairly old even though they are small in stature.
From L to R. A) Unnamed between McIntyre and Fishhook (Earl). This one might be the landing at "Ho Ho Lake". B) McDougal Lake. C) On portage from Kett to Basswood.
In the book Gunflint Burning they mention and show a photo of what they say is the oldest living tree in Minnesota - a cedar on Seagull Lake. I've never seen it (yet), but if I had that would almost certainly be my favorite. Just think of how much has happened during that one tree's lifetime of 1,000 years.
I have no picture but a cool story.
Not the BW but in Isabella.
Just off state hwy 1 on the south side of the road, east of the Little Isabella River campground is a White Pine about 1.5 - 2 feet in diameter.
This tree survived the 1999 blow down, sits all alone after all its nieghbors were downed.
The area was salvaged logged, and now it was ready for a prescribed burn as a site prep prior to replanting.
I continued to ponder about this lone tree dying and as the fire got ever closer to this tree, I instructed one of the BIA fire engines from the Fondu Lac Rez to "Save that Tree"
The fire crew pulled hose up to that tree and did indeed save it.
That lone tree still stands guard over its siblings that were replanted and are about 15 feet tall now. I look at it every time I drive by it and recall its story of survival.
Linda, your story make me cry too. Thanks for sharing.
Jaywalker: "In the book Gunflint Burning they mention and show a photo of what they say is the oldest living tree in Minnesota - a cedar on Seagull Lake. I've never seen it (yet), but if I had that would almost certainly be my favorite. Just think of how much has happened during that one tree's lifetime of 1,000 years. "
The one on Bayley bay on basswood is even older...? If I recall 1100 yrs old.
ellahallely: " Bayley Bay tree."
That looks like an Ent!
That one could use some pruning.
Fire engine red maples are my favorite, followed closely by tamarack/larch.
I have a few favorites in the southern Appalachians. Many familiar trees were lost in recent times in the canoe country. This cedar is on the shore of Cherokee Lake. There is a little, narrow sand beach there and both times I have visited there were wolf tracks on that beach.
favorite tree is any easily climbed pine in a group of pines. The true saying that "there is always a breeze in the pines" has helped keep me cool for a while on a hot summer day. An island in Basswood bay not far form the long portage comes specifically to mind.
On the same island, there was/is a tree by itself up the hill perfect for a portable shower.
the greatest come backs are reserved for those with the greatest deficits.
Stumpy: "Do you have a favorite tree, that you've returned to on more than one trip ?
But my favorite, is a huge White Pine in Quetico that shades a canyon like pinch, in the creek, that flows into my favorite bushwhack trout lake. I always plan a day hike, following the moose / game trail, along said creek. One of the highlights is to sit and have lunch, underneath it's bows, as we listen to the small waterfall next to it. "
That tree is a awesome one.
My favorite one or maybe two is the huge white cedar on the portage between Hansen and Knife. So beautiful. I think i have heard like 500-1000 years or so?
Department of Forest Resource in 2002.
What makes this country special is our public land. It's our Heritage. Once it's gone, it's not coming back. Time to make a difference.
Love that Sarah tree (just N and east of the bay holding the portage to Tuck).
I love trees and enjoy reading about these trees.
My favorites are cedar, oak and poplar in that order.
I have many favorite trees that I visit regularly. 2-3 years ago we had a super bad ice storm that took out a lot of trees. I went walking in the storm because I love that extreme weather. And, I went walking after the storm. 3 of my favorite pine trees toppled from the weight of the ice, and the woods looked really unreal. It has been interesting to see how the woods recover. The root balls created these little caverns that are still there. Very cool. Pix below with my pooch.
The other picture is an oak (distant oak in pic) that appears to reach a hand or tendril down a hill towards a local river. I visit this tree often.
And, a random shot from this autumn.
I have a very specific tree that if I travel passed it I have to stop and pay a visit.
I have several pictures of it taken over the years posing with different friends.
What makes it unique is it grows out of the ground, makes an almost 180 degree bend back towards the ground, then curves back up towards the sky again.
When I first found it, it was only 3-4 inches in diameter. Now it's 7-8 inches.
It's located on Insula, site 1334 I think, but not certain.
Any birch tree is my favorite tree especially in autumn !
Like many people here, the White Pine is my favorite. From a distance with their branches curved upward it seems like they are raising their limbs to the almighty power above!
My second favorite would have to be the black spruce of all things. Brings back so many good memories of dogsledding through the black spruce swamps of the BWCA!
TomT: "I'm always amazed at the ones growing right out of a crack in the rock. I would imagine these trees are fairly old even though they are small in stature.
McDougal Lake, Quetico park, Ontario, 2007.
Argo Lake, early June, 2019.
Springer2: "TomT: "I'm always amazed at the ones growing right out of a crack in the rock. I would imagine these trees are fairly old even though they are small in stature.
McDougal Lake, Quetico park, Ontario, 2007. "
Love that Black & White !
Pines like this grow on Philip Edward Island on the north shore of Georgian Bay, due south of Killarney Park. They spring from bare rock, desperate to get a root hold. They are buffeted by the onshore winds, crushed by the winter snows and ice spray, yet they carry on like the Elephant Man seeking their place in the forest rabble.
This one caught my attention out behind Site #144 on Nellie Lake in Killarney. It's a cedar tree and a birch growing from the same trunk. They fused long ago and then went their separate ways, forever affixed at the hip.
This one caught my attention out behind Site #144 on Nellie Lake in Killarney. It's a cedar tree and a birch growing from the same trunk. They fused long ago and then went their separate ways, forever affixed at the hip."
Beautiful line here: "... yet they carry on like the Elephant Man seeking their place in the forest rabble."
You have a way with words... beautiful story and an inspiration for us all to get out and make all we can of what we are given. Thanks for sharing that day with us.
To the above post and picture.
That is an amazing photo. Lots of words in the picture. I see a lot of serenity and love in it.
I think that's the place we all want to go to in our dreams, right there.
I always love the big pine forest south of lac la croix. The big pines always inspire me. Returning to my home I have a white oak in my yard that is a remnant of the oak savanna that was here prior to development. Many of these trees remain in my area. The city forester estimated my tree as at least 250 years old, most likely quite a bit older. I imagine what this tree must have witnessed, herds of Buffalo, elk, Dakota Indians traveling between the villages on the minnesota river to the village on bde maka ska. My dog appreciates the squirrels that call the tree home.
I honesty don't recall exactly where this tree was but it left me in awe because if it's size. We Camped on Duncan that year and visited Rose, Partridge and even went into Canada for a bit.
White pines and burr oaks are my favorite trees.
jwartman59: "I always love the big pine forest south of lac la croix. The big pines always inspire me. Returning to my home I have a white oak in my yard that is a remnant of the oak savanna that was here prior to development. Many of these trees remain in my area. The city forester estimated my tree as at least 250 years old, most likely quite a bit older. I imagine what this tree must have witnessed, herds of Buffalo, elk, Dakota Indians traveling between the villages on the minnesota river to the village on bde maka ska. My dog appreciates the squirrels that call the tree home.
I love the old oaks. I love how their branches have bent double elbows, where the branch takes a 90-degree turn followed by another 90-degree turn.
msnature: "I honesty don't recall exactly where this tree was but it left me in awe because if it's size. We Camped on Duncan that year and visited Rose, Partridge and even went into Canada for a bit.
That bark looks as big as loaves of bread!


Sakura, like many unattached people in their 20's with limited income, continued to live with her parents. To amplify her story somewhat, she left home for a while to pursue employment in Portland, the home of the supergeeks; but returned back home after a year and found a job clerking in a local store.
Shortly after she left home but before she returned, her parents sold their place and moved into a smaller house in response to the lesser need for space as her siblings also left and were on their own. Therefore, the one unused room was in the basement.
To be sure, she found the local scene to be boring; and found her hobbies and time on the internet to be more reinforcing to her. What did she do? Well, she followed a lot of social media; even posting japes at time on web sites. In some ways, she was even an internet troll at times.
These were her hobbies. First of all, she was a collector of anime figures like a true otaku. Also, she was a gamer girl par excellence! And got a great charge out of both.
Not surprisingly, Sakura was a feminist like most millennials; and she was adverse to sexual stereotypes. She regarded them as concepts to be challenged on every occasion. And yet, she was an ironic twist on the stereotype of the guy who lived in his parents' basement, but a better groomed and better smelling one (most of the time, probably)!
For the basement was a totally safe haven, providing a setting with emotional support and minimal risk.
I think you have to understand why some choose this type of lifestyle. It's risk-free for the timid or unadventurous.
However, recently Sakura had an adventure of sorts. During her morning run to Starbuck's for coffee, while she was checking the e-mail on her smart phone a guy asked if they could share a table. They made perfunctory conversation at first, but soon merged into a full-fledged encounter!
Anyway, Sakura was late showing up for work that day, and the manager was not pleased.
Sakura was, though. And resolved to have that kind of coffee break more often.
Even otakus need to be pleasingly laid sometime.
Sakura in her natural setting.
Just so it is consensual!
Another great story. Always a little romance or sweetness to your writing.
Cherry blossom did blossom didn't she.
Sounds like a happy ending!


One of the most prestigious awards made by Washington State University, College of Veterinary Medicine is the John E. McCoy Award.
Whenever Dr. John E. McCoy's former students and colleagues get together, they invariably reminisce of their former professor. They remember fondly those years when he stood as one of the stalwarts of veterinary medicine at Washington State University, especially since his tenure spanned two of the most trying periods in the history of the college--the Great Depression and World War II.
One alumnus remembers Dr. McCoy's rare "feel" for animals: "Dr. McCoy could tap the belly of a sick hog and tell you almost immediately what was wrong simply by listening to the hog's squeal."
Graduating in 1909 from Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences (now Kansas State University), Dr. McCoy practiced veterinary medicine in Kansas and Idaho prior to joining the faculty of WSU in 1923. Except for a three-year period (1933-1936), he was on the WSU faculty until he retired in 1952.
During his teaching career of 23 years at WSU, he served as Chair of the WSU Veterinary Clinic, and immediately prior to his retirement he became Dean of the college. Following Dr. McCoy's death in 1958, the John E. McCoy Endowment was established in his name through private gifts received from faculty, alumni, and friends. From this endowment the John E. McCoy Award is made to "an outstanding worker in the field of clinical veterinary medicine."
Dr. Lauren Trepanier obtained her DVM from Cornell University, and completed an internship and residency in small animal internal medicine at the Animal Medical Center in New York. She then earned a PhD in Pharmacology, also at Cornell. She is a Professor of Internal Medicine and Director of Clinical Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Trepanier manages internal medicine patients, trains students, interns, and residents, and conducts research on the genetic and metabolic basis of drug toxicity. Dr. Trepanier is board certified in both Internal Medicine and Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology.
Dr. Sarah Cleaveland is a veterinary epidemiologist and professor at the University of Glasgow in the Institute for Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine. Cleaveland's research focuses on diseases in East Africa at the human-animal interface with both wildlife and domestic animals.
Her team works to identify animal reservoirs of infection, to understand the risk factors of new and emerging infectious diseases, and to understand the infection dynamics in linked human and animal populations.
Dr. Stephen J. Withrow is a Professor of Surgical Oncology and Director of the Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University - College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. CSU awarded Dr. Withrow the University Distinguished Professorship in 2004. He is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (oncology).
Dr. Withrow graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1972 and completed an internship and surgical residency at the Animal Medical Center in New York City. Postdocturate training in surgical oncology and musculoskeletal biology occurred at the Mayo Clinic (Rochester) and Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston).
Dr. Withrow has been at Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Fort Collins, Colorado since 1978. He has received numerous teaching, service and research awards, and is the author of over 250 scientific articles and 1 textbook. His research interest includes multimodality treatment of cancer in animals as a model for humans with cancer.
Dr. Withrow is the only veterinarian admitted as a member of the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society. He is also the past president of the Veterinary Cancer Society and is a member of numerous professional organizations.
Dr. Withrow was recently appointed Director for the new Colorado State University Academic Cancer Supercluster™ and Chief Scientific Office of NeoTREX, the enterprise arm of the Supercluster.
Dr. Urs Giger (Ph.D., DVM, MS, FVH, Diplomate, ACVIM & ECVIM), the Charlotte Newton Sheppard Professor of Medicine and chief of the Section of Medical Genetics at the School, has a strong research program in hereditary blood and metabolic diseases. His group has identified a number of hereditary diseases in dogs and cats, developed many diagnostic hematologic, biochemical and molecular tests for hereditary disorders. He also contributed to the understanding of feline blood types to assure safe and effective transfusions and to avoid hemolysis of the newborn in these species. Dr. Giger served as a key member of a team that developed a test to identify carriers, affected, and normal dogs for the disease cystinuria in Newfoundlands.
Dr. Urs Giger received his veterinary degree from the University of Zrich, Switzerland. He currently heads up the Pediatrics and Genetics Clinic, the NIH-supported Genetic Metabolic Testing Laboratory, the Josephine Deubler Genetic Disease Testing Laboratory, and the Transfusion Medicine Program at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Giger's three major research areas, which by nature overlap, are hereditary disorders, hematologic diseases, and transfusion medicine in dogs and cats.
Dr. Urs Giger was presented the 2002 Scientific Achievement Award by the World Small Animal Veterinary Association. at the organization's meeting in Granada, Spain in October. The award is given annually to an outstanding veterinary researcher for his/her lifetime scientific contributions to the health of small animals.
Dr. Rodney L. Page (MS, DVM, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine) is a Professor at Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine and the founding director of the Sprecher Institute for Comparative Cancer Research and the Cornell University Comparative Cancer Program. He is a past president of the Veterinary Cancer Society.
Dr. Page received his Masters from Georgetown University School of Medicine and his veterinary degree from Colorado State University. He completed an internship and Internal Medicine/Oncology Residency at the Animal Medical Center. Dr. Page is Board Certified by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, in both Internal Medicine and Oncology.
1999 - James Moore, DVM. Ph.D.
A double alumnus of the University of California, Davis, Dr. Moore earned his Bachelor of Science degree in 1971, his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1974 and later went on to earn a Ph.D. from the University of Missouri, Columbia in 1980. Dr. Moore is currently Professor and Chairman of the Department of Large Animal Medicine at the University of Georgia. For the last 20 years, he has been the world's leading researcher in the area of equine endotoxemia and its associated diseases. Because of the major role played by endotoxin in determining the clinical outcome of cases of equine colic and laminitis, Dr. Moore's research efforts have directly contributed to the increased survival of animals suffering from these problems. His studies have progressed logically from those dealing with the clinical effects of endotoxemia, to evaluating the efficacy of drugs which can blunt endotoxin's effects and studying the effects of endotoxin on the equine inflammatory/ immune system. Dr. Moore has authored or co-authored >150 articles on these and related topics in the last 20 years. In addition, he has organized the internationally recognized Colic Symposium at the University of Georgia on a regular basis since 1982, and is the co-author/editor of three widely used textbooks, including the renowned, "Equine Medicine and Surgery." Dr. Moore served on the editorial board of the Journal of Veterinary Medicine from 1986 to 1989, and has been the editor of the Equine Section of the Compendium for Continuing Education since 1989. During his academic career he has delivered more than 75 scientific presentations at national and international meetings and has raised more than $2.1 million in funded research grants and equipment funds. Since 1983, he has sat on the graduate committees of 18 students. For his outstanding work in veterinary clinical medicine, we welcome Dr. Moore as Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine 1999 recipient of the John E. McCoy Award.
Spring 1991 - George H. Stabenfeldt, DVM, Ph.D.
Head of the Department of Reproduction at the School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, has been selected to receive the 1991 John E. McCoy Award from Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine. Born in Shelton, Washington, Stabenfeldt is one of the world's leading animal reproduction scientists. A triple alumnus of WSU, Stabenfeldt holds a B.A. in biological sciences 1955, a D.V.M. degree 1956, and an M.S. in pathology 1962. He also earned a Ph.D. in physiology from Oklahoma State University in 1968. He has authored or coauthored over 150 scientific publications and 24 book chapters Stabenfeldt's research has been instrumental in defining the mechanisms that control normal reproductive functions and has helped explain reproductive dysfunction in domestic animals. "Dr. McCoy would have been extremely proud of Dr. Stabenfeldt," said John Gorham, USDA research leader and professor in the Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology. Gorham was a member of the founding committee for the McCoy award. "One of Dr. McCoy's great clinical passions was reproductive disorders and Stabenfeldt is a leader in that area." Stabenfeldt is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Physiological Society, and the Crimson Circle and several other research societies. He has served as consultant to several international organizations (e.g. FAO) and on the editorial boards of several national and international scientific publications.
A Canadian by birth, Dr. Henderson has spent his entire professional career in clinical veterinary medicine in Canada and in this country. As a farm boy from Manitoba, his main interests, according to his own description, were "baseball and draft horses." Following his graduation from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1939, he took an M.S. degree from Cornell University. He remained in the northeast to be the director of the first cooperative artificial insemination center in North America. From there he joined the faculty of the University of Illinois where, in his words, "my duties included everything from clinical work in the university's flocks and herds to post-mortem room operator and lecturer on poultry diseases to unsuspecting farmers." During World War II, he served in the Royal Canadian Air Force, beginning as a navigator and eventually being assigned to Cambridge University to advise that institution on their artificial insemination program. Following the war, Dr. Henderson returned to Illinois for a brief period before moving on to the faculty at Ontario Veterinary College. He remained there for 17 years, the last 13 of which he served as Chairman of the Department of Medicine and Surgery. During this time he collaborated with D. C. Blood to write the book Veterinary Medicine, now in its seventh edition. Few veterinary students complete their DVM education without having become acquainted with this well-known work. In 1963, Dr. Henderson again immigrated to the United States to become the Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University, a post which he retained until 1973. Leaving WSU, he retired to his native Canada. In his words: "Since then I have devoted my talents to gardening, chopping wood, fishing, clam digging, looking after a small stud of Norwegian fjord horses, and watching with hope, but small confidence, the Mariners and Seahawks on TV."
Dr. Robert Hamlin is a charter member of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine and stands as one of the foremost veterinary cardiologists in the world. Receiving both his DVM degree (1958) and his PhD degree (1962) from The Ohio State University, he has retained his connection with that institution as a member of the faculty since 1960. Currently, he is full professor in the Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology at The Ohio State University. He has authored more than 150 scientific papers in the fields of electrocardiography, heart failure, drug therapy of heart failure, and basic cardiovascular and respiratory physiology. Currently, he is a member of the editorial board for three veterinary journals, a physiology journal, and one human cardiology journal. As one of the leading authorities in his chosen field, he is consultant for at least 10 agencies and companies at the present time. In addition to his exceptional academic qualifications, Dr. Hamlin has broad clinical experience. As board certified in cardiology and in internal medicine, he serves in the university veterinary clinic at The Ohio State University. Because of his entertaining and informative approach as a speaker, he is frequently called on for programs at institutions and organizations from around the world to present topics in his chosen field. His remarkable background in both academic and clinical medicine gives him a unique insight into the problems faced by the veterinary practitioner.


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Technology and Quality of Life
Human longevity presents one of the most compelling links between technology and quality of life.
According to the Social Security Administration, life expectancy at birth in 1930 was 58 for men and 62 for women. Today, a man reaching age 65 can expect to live on average until age 84.3 and a woman to age 86.6. In fact, the lifespan of an American has increased by 10 years since 1960, the World Bank reports.
But a longer life span is just one measure of technology's benefits. To be sure, living longer doesn't guarantee a better quality of life, but it's an indicator that education, environment, medical care and safety are the keys to a longer, more fulfilling life.
Internet So Fast, You'll Freak
That's why development firm Kitson & Partners has placed such a big emphasis on technology at Babcock Ranch. The new town in Southwest Florida will be the first master-planned smart city that will provide lightning-fast Internet network speeds for worldwide connectivity.
Fast Internet speeds have implications for everything from health care to public safety. For example, doctors will rapid fast access to medical records to make critical-care decisions and law enforcement will have the tools to monitor and respond to threats more quickly.
To achieve this, Babcock Ranch collaborated with CenturyLink to deliver gigabit internet service to the community over its fiber network. CenturyLink's data network will provide all residents access to internet speeds of up to one gigabit per second, with even higher speeds available to area businesses. One gigabit per second lets you download a 45-minute TV show in 1.7 seconds, for example.
Autonomous Cars at Babcock Ranch
Autonomous cars will be the backbone of transportation at Babcock Ranch, moving goods and people around the community. Because human error will be removed, these self-driving cars will be able to sense the environment to avoid accidents.
What's more, all the town's power will come from the sun thanks to a partnership with Florida Power & Light. A solar-power electric plant will deliver clean energy to the community's homes and businesses, eliminating the need for power from fossil fuels that contribute to global warming.
This renewable source of power will make Babcock Ranch the world's first new town where solar energy production exceeds the total energy consumption. In addition, the FPL Babcock Ranch Energy Center can produce 2.5 times more energy for the money than rooftop solar.
Builders at Babcock Ranch are using the latest construction technology to build homes and commercial buildings that use environmentally friendly materials. For example, carpets, flooring, and wall coverings such as paints will be screened for harmful chemicals.
Homeowners will have better control over the air quality inside their homes because of advanced insulation panels and the most technologically advanced air filtration systems. These systems can remove the moisture that promotes harmful bacteria.
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South Orange, New Jersey: Three crosswalks in South Orange have been updated.
Flashing lights and new signage have been installed at the crosswalk on West South Orange Avenue near the South Orange Middle School exit, on South Orange Avenue near Irvington Avenue and Academy Street, and on South Orange Avenue near Village Plaza. The solared power system, which was installed earlier this month, is activated by pedestrians who press a button before crossing. The South Orange Police Department has conducted enforcement recently on South Orange Avenue crosswalks and other crosswalks in the village as part of the Cops in Crosswalks program due to a significant number of drivers failing to stop for pedestrians, which is required under New Jersey state law.
A similar system was installed last year along Springfield Avenue in Maplewood.


Evaporative cooling is a major component of Chillventa. In Europe and the rest of the world it plays an important role within the range of refrigeration and cooling technologies available. As reported by EUROVENT (Europe's Industry Association for Indoor Climate, Process Cooling and Food Cold Chain Technologies), the European evaporative cooling industry is made up of more than 50 manufacturers employing over 7,000 people and in excess of 500,000 units generating more than 1 million MW cooling capacity. At Exhibition Centre Nuremberg, the Chillventa exhibition from 11 to 13 October and Chillventa CONGRESS on 10 October offer comprehensive information on evaporative cooling and specifically on the hygiene aspects of this cooling method. Here too, Chillventa is the perfect platform for connecting experts.
Evaporative cooling systems are used to dissipate heat loads from commercial or industrial technical processes and data centres, for example, have now become an important market. Evaporative cooling systems can take the form, among other things, of open and closed circuit cooling towers or evaporative condensers.
Hygiene is an important issue for air-cooled processes in which water comes into direct contact with the air. All technologies in which water is passed into a flow of air tend to form aerosols. As a result of growth promoting conditions like humidity, temperature and a supply of nutrients for micro-organisms, i.e. bacteria, algae, mould and protozoa in the water, entrained water droplets can contain micro-organisms like legionella bacteria. If breathed in, they can cause infectious diseases like Legionnaire's disease (atypical pneumonia) or Pontiac fever.
The issue of legionellosis caused by legionella bacteria will be covered in detail in the ASHRAE short course at the Chillventa CONGRESS. It will explore the first occurrence of legionnaire's disease in Philadelphia in 1976, risks, development and ways of combating the disease by means of structural, technical and organisational measures.
During Chillventa, there will be ten presentations in hall 9 in the "Applications & Education & Regulations" forum on the subject of evaporative cooling, hygiene requirements and guidelines and standards. EUROVENT will introduce the first "European performance efficiency standard for evaporative cooling equipment".
Topics such as on-line water management, safe and hygienic operation without biocides, hygiene requirements for evaporative cooling with reference to VDI regulation 2047-2, biological biocide and innovations for application-driven concepts for re-cooling illustrate the diverse areas of focus in this industry.
For applications in data centres, the focus is on evaporative cooling systems, as the required cooling temperatures have increased considerably and it is often possible to operate without a refrigerating unit.
Heat recovery combined with heat pumps is another area that is becoming very important.


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Q: How to run the command "sfdx force:apex:test:run" so that System.debug statements are printed in the console? I love the option of running test methods from VSCode by clicking on Run Test link that appears below the @isTest annotation. This works well but when a test method fails, I go ahead and add a System.debug() statement to troubleshoot where it is failing. But it never prints the debug statements from the test method or actual method.
I tried running sfdx force:apex:test:run --loglevel trace but still it just prints the result and doesn't print the debug statements.
Can someone help me on this?

A: You can use:
sfdx force:apex:log:get

to get the last log file or use:
sfdx force:apex:log:tail --color

to stream the log file output to your console. (See e.g. Streaming Debug Logs to your console.)

A: Thanks for this!  Here is what we came up with to show only user DEBUG in the stream (similar to the filtered option in IntelliJ/Webstorm with Illuminated Cloud):
sfdx force:apex:log:tail --color | grep --line-buffered "USER_DEBUG"

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Бряг принцеса Астрид (; ) е част от крайбрежието на Източна Антарктида, в централната част на Земя кралица Мод, простиращ се между 70°05' и 70°45' ю.ш. и 3°30' и 20° и.д. Брегът е разположен в централната част на Земя кралица Мод, покрай бреговете на море Лазарев, част от атлантическия сектор на Южния океан. На запад граничи с Брега принцеса Марта, а на изток – с Брега принцеса Ранхилда на Земя кралица Мод, Крайбрежието му изцяло е заето от два големи шелфови ледника Фимбулисен и Лазарев, в които се вклиняват заливите Неупокоев, Дублицки, Сергей Каменев, Ленинградски и др. Континенталната част е бронирана с дебел леден щит, над който се извисяват оголени планински хребети и отделни нунатаки. От запад на изток в близост до крайбрежието са разположени планините: Мюлиг-Хофман (2610 m), Телман (2838 m), Буденброк, Филхнер (вр. Кропоткин 3176 m), Курце (2431 m), Конрад (3036 m), Шчербаков (2612 m), Хумболт, Петерман (2810 m), Вайпрехт, Пайер (2680 m), Руска и др. В централната част се издига масива Волтат (2991 m), в северното подножие на който се намира "оазиса" Ширмахер. Южно от така изброените планини се простира обширното плато Вегенерисен. От планините и надолу към шелфовите ледници се спускат големи ледници (Ентусиасти, Мушкетов), Хумболт, Минен институт, Космонавти, Винебреен и много други.

Брега принцеса Астрид е открит през март 1931 г. от норвежкия китоловец Х. Халворсен. Новооткрития от него сектор от крайбрежието на Земя кралица Мод през 1932 г. е наименуван Бряг принцеса Астрид в чест на родената през 1932 г. Астрид Норвежка, втора дъщеря на норвежкия крал Олаф V и съпругата му Марта Шведска. Първото мащабно изследване и топографско аерозаснемане на крайбрежието и районите на 150 – 200 km във вътрешността е извършено през януари и февруари 1939 г. от участниците на германската антарктическа експедиция, ръководена от Алфред Ричер. Целият участък на Брега принцеса Марта, заедно с вътрешността му е детайлно картиран и топографски заснет от участниците в 5-а Съветска антарктическа експедиция през 1959 – 1960 г.

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RealPage Acquires A.L. Wizard
Software Product Category: Enterprise Resource Planning
A.L. Wizard is a software and best practices pioneer in the senior living industry.
A.L. Wizard developed a nationally-acclaimed assessment method for resident acuity measurement and community management best practices.
Headquarters: San Diego, CA
Buyer Description
RealPage is a leading provider of on-demand software and software-enabled services to the rental housing industry.
Headquarters: Richardson, TX
RealPage's acquisition of A.L. Wizard facilitates strategic initiative to expand services to senior living facilities.
A.L. Wizard's dynamic management of the assessment, staffing and billing process allows operators to increase revenue by $500 to $1,000 per unit each year.
A.L. Wizard's management remains in place post-acquisition.
"During the height of the worst economic recession in decades, SEG quickly generated buyer interest in A.L. Wizard and promptly secured three viable offers. I have the utmost regard for SEG's integrity, perseverance and attention to detail. Their seasoned negotiation skills and their unique ability to manage both the seller's and buyer's expectations were simply invaluable."
Rose Lochmann, Founder and Former Chair
Software Equity Group's Client, A.L. Wizard Inc., Acquired by RealPage
Software Equity Group today announced its client A.L. Wizard Inc., a software and best practices pioneer in the senior living industry, has been acquired by RealPage Inc., a leading provider of on-demand software and services to the real estate industry. A.L. Wizard developed a nationally-acclaimed assessment method for resident acuity measurement and community management best practices. A strong adoption rate has made A.L. Wizard an industry standard in senior living software for nearly a decade.
According to Dirk Wakeham, Executive Vice President at RealPage, "We studied the senior living market for two years before approaching A.L.Wizard. We were most impressed by the enthusiastic endorsement of the company by their clients. When we dug a little deeper, it became clear that A.L. Wizard was able to consistently help operators increase revenue by $500 to $1,000 per unit per year by optimizing revenue from each resident, based on the creation and dynamic management of the assessment, staffing and billing process."
"We intend to continue supporting the A.L Wizard platform and will be upgrading the technology platform over time to a true web-based, on-demand application," said Wakeham. "This process will be transparent to A.L.Wizard clients. More importantly, RealPage will be adding many new features to the platform, including improved marketing capabilities, electronic payment for rents and ancillary fees, group purchasing to help reduce costs, and a powerful accounting and central reporting platform."
"We're excited to align with RealPage," said Rose Lochmann, chairman and co-founder of A.L. Wizard. "They have excellent technology resources and they are committed to evolving our solution to meet the growing needs of our customers and the marketplace."
Lochmann adds, "All of the current A.L. Wizard management will remain in place, and RealPage plans to add significant resources to our product development, support and sales organization. We couldn't be happier with this new partnership, and we feel like our clients will have many new options for growth with this acquisition."
The acquisition marks the continued efforts of RealPage to expand on-demand services into new multi-tenant markets.
"For more than 20 years, we've been primarily focused on the multifamily industry. Recently we've taken initiatives to expand our solutions to the student living and military housing channels, and now our focus is on senior living," said Steve Winn, CEO of RealPage. "Given the demographic trends in our country, senior living is a vast market with explosive growth opportunities. Our goal is to help senior living management companies exploit that growth in as profitable a manner as possible."
About Software Equity Group
Software Equity Group (SEG) provides unparalleled M&A advisory services for emerging and established software companies. For more than twenty years, SEG has worked alongside its software industry clients to drive extraordinary outcomes for the client's shareholders, employees and customers. Over this time period, SEG has managed hundreds of sell-side M&A transactions, representing billions of dollars of aggregate transaction value. SEG's unwavering commitment to the software industry equates to unmatched expertise across software industry product categories, delivery models, technology and end market verticals; and unrivaled access to key decision makers among strategic and private equity buyers.


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State History Award for 2008
Each year, the Historical Society of Michigan presents State History Awards to individuals and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the appreciation and understanding of Michigan history. The awards recognize the excellence of achievement by an individual or organization in the collection, preservation, and/or promotion of state and local history in the following categories:
Distinguished Volunteer Service (Individuals only)
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This web site was the recipient of the State History Award for 2008 in category Communications: Newsletters and Websites.
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Keep Michigan Beautiful, Inc. annually recognizes programs and activities that substantially contribute to environmental improvement, clean up, beautification, site restoration and historical preservation. Our awards are: The President's Plaque, (our highest award); The Michigan Plaque; The Distinguished Service Plaque and The Award of Merit.
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In 2009, the Arcadia Area Historical Museum received the President's Plaque. Click here for more information.
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It's an appealing question. But, do you actually need to put something on the wall? When you see at the historic books from the history, you will notice that people have always put something on their wall surfaces, even when individuals lived in a cave, they colored their walls and put many simple decorations such as flowers.


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Bifocal medicine focal points Bifocal scenes focal points have two highlights. They commonly have an extra or included focal point that is associated with the one-central factor focal point. The fundamental part is exploited for thinking about long separation, while the different others are used for investigating brief separation. The one focal point may either be shielded or diminished from the basic part. This specific solution focal point is as often as possible recommended for individuals with presbyopia that moreover need upgrade for other refractive slip-ups, for example, partial blindness, hyperopia and furthermore astigmatism. Trifocal remedy focal points this particular sort of eyeglasses has 3 focal points and has a put highlight for investigating the center assortment. Identical to bifocal remedy focal points, trifocal are besides used in reestablish clear view for presbyopics.
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As Democrats eye a potential pick up in Louisiana's gubernatorial run-off election later this month, the party is hoping it can salvage one race this year after historic losses in Mississippi and Kentucky and generally reeling from what is shaping up to be the worst electoral decade ever for Democrats in races for governor.
A Smart Politics analysis of the nearly 1,900 gubernatorial elections conducted since 1900 finds that the Democratic winning percentage in the 2010s – 37 percent – is lower than in any decade since the turn of the 20th Century.
Democrats have won just 34 of 92 gubernatorial elections since 2010, or 37.0 percent, with Republicans winning 56 races (60.9 percent) and independents claiming victory twice in Rhode Island (2010) and Alaska (2014).
That is the worst electoral rate for the Democratic Party since the beginning of the 20th Century.
Democrats peaked by this measure during the 1930s, winning 127 of 182 races for governor, or 69.8 percent. The party later eclipsed the 60 percent mark in the 1970s (winning 100 of 151 contests, 66.2 percent).
Democrats also won a majority of gubernatorial elections in the 1910s (99 of 189, 52.4 percent), 1950s (95 of 175, 54.3 percent), 1960s (82 of 155, 52.9 percent), 1980s (72 of 122, 59.0 percent), and 2000s (61 of 117, 52.1 percent).
The Democratic electoral drought of the 2010s most closely resembles that of the 1900s, when the party won just 68 of 181 elections, or 37.6 percent.
Democrats also failed to win a majority of elections in the 1920s (74 of 184, 40.2 percent), 1940s (87 of 176, 49.4 percent), and 1990s (61 of 144, 42.4 percent).
But not only are Democrats losing gubernatorial elections at a rate not seen in more than a century, they are losing badly.
Alabama (2014): Former Democrat-turned-Republican Congressman Parker Griffith won 36.2 percent – the worst showing for a Democratic gubernatorial nominee in the state over the last 46 cycles since 1865 when nominee Michael Bulger won 35.9 percent.
Alaska (2014): The 2014 cycle marked the first time in state history out of 15 elections that Democrats did not field a candidate on the general election ballot. Primary winner Byron Mallot instead joined independent candidate Bill Walker as his running mate, knocking off GOP incumbent Sean Parnell.
Arizona (2014): The 41.6 percent won by Fred DuVal marked the fifth lowest support for a Democratic nominee out of 42 elections since statehood behind ahead of only Joe Haldiman (1952, 39.8 percent), Lee Ackerman (1960, 40.7 percent), Carolyn Warner (1986, 34.5 percent), and Paul Johnson (1998, 35.5 percent).
Arkansas (2014): Former Congressman Mike Ross' 41.5 percent marked the second worst showing for a Democrat out of the 73 elections in which the party has fielded a nominee since statehood in 1836. (Besting only Bill Bristow's 38.7 percent in 1998 against Mike Huckabee).
Iowa (2014): The 37.3 percent recorded by Jack Hatch against Governor Terry Branstad was the lowest support for a Democratic nominee over the last 26 cycles. Not since former Governor Nelson Kraschel's 37.0 percent in 1942 have Iowans given such tepid backing of a Democratic candidate for governor.
Kentucky (2015): Jack Conway's 43.8 percent was the worst showing for a Democratic nominee over the last 40 election cycles since 1863 when Charles Wickliffe won 20.4 percent. Conway's support was the third lowest in party history across the 49 election cycles since Democrats first fielded a nominee in 1832.
Maryland (2014): Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown's 47.3 percent was the worst Democratic showing since 1966 when George Mahoney garnered only 40.6 percent. It was also the fifth lowest turnout for a Democratic nominee in the state out of 39 gubernatorial elections conducted in Maryland since the Civil War.
Mississippi (2015): Political novice Robert Gray won 32.1 percent against Governor Phil Bryant – the lowest mark for a Democratic nominee in party history across the 49 cycles in which Mississippi Democrats have officially fielded a candidate for the office since 1833.
Nevada (2014): Bob Goodman's 46.7-point loss to Governor Brian Sandoval was the largest ever suffered by a Democratic nominee in the 39 gubernatorial contests in Nevada history. Goodman's 23.9 percent was the fourth lowest in party history.
New Jersey (2013): State Senator Barbara Buono won only 38.2 percent of the vote against Governor Chris Christie for the second lowest support registered by a Democrat nominee since direct elections for the office began in the state in 1844. Only Assemblyman Peter Shapiro's 29.3 percent against Governor Tom Kean in 1985 was lower in New Jersey's 52 gubernatorial races.
New Mexico (2014): The 14.4-point loss by Attorney General Gary King to Governor Susana Martinez was the largest deficit in party history for New Mexico Democrats. King's 42.8 percent was also the second lowest mark for a Democrat across the 40 gubernatorial races since statehood ahead of only his father's 39.9 percent performance during the Republican revolution of 1994.
North Carolina (2012): Lieutenant Governor Walter Dalton's 43.2 percent was the lowest mark for a Democratic gubernatorial nominee since 1840. The only Democrat to fare worse was former governor and Congressman John Branch who won 35.6 percent in the state's second direct election for the office in 1838.
Ohio (2014): Ed Fitzgerald's 33.0 percent against Governor John Kasich was the second poorest Democratic gubernatorial performance across the 79 elections the party has fielded a nominee since its first candidate appeared on the ballot in 1830. Only State Senator Robert Burch's 25.0 percent in 1994 was worse.
South Carolina (2014): At 41.1 percent against Governor Nikki Haley, State Senator Vincent Sheheen received the second lowest level of support for a Democratic nominee over the 50 races in which the party has fielded a nominee in a direct election in state history dating back to 1868. Sheheen ranks only above State Senator Theo Mitchell's 27.9 percent in 1990 against Governor Carroll Campbell.
South Dakota (2014): In the Mount Rushmore State, where Democrats are in the midst of their longest gubernatorial drought in the nation at 10 in a row, State Representative Susan Wismer won only 25.4 percent of the vote – the poorest showing for a Democratic nominee over the last 35 cycles since William Bulow's 22.9 percent in 1924.
Tennessee (2014): Charlie Brown won only 22.4 percent against Governor Bill Haslam – the lowest support ever received by a Democratic nominee across the 71 cycles in which the party has fielded a nominee since 1833.
Texas (2014): State Senator Wendy Davis won 38.9 percent – fourth lowest in Democratic history across the 69 cycles with a Democrat on the ballot in state history (besting only nominees in 1853, 1998, and 2006).
Utah (2012): Peter Cooke's 27.6 percent was the fourth worst showing by a Utah Democratic nominee across the 31 gubernatorial elections conducted since statehood behind. In fact, the five cycles with the lowest voter support for Democratic nominees have all occurred in the last quarter-century: in 1992 (Nick Hanson, 23.2 percent), 1996 (23.3 percent), 2008 (Bob Springmeyer, 19.7 percent), 2010 (Peter Corroon, 31.9 percent), and 2012 (Peter Cooke, 27.6 percent).
Wyoming (2014): The last two Democratic nominees have recorded the two worst performances over the 36 gubernatorial elections conducted in Cowboy State history. The 27.3 percent won by Pete Gosar in 2014 against Governor Matt Mead only ranks above 2010 nominee Leslie Petersen's 22.9 percent when Mead won his first term.
As a result of the Democratic demise in gubernatorial races this decade, Republicans are in turn enjoying their best record of electoral success since the turn of the 20th Century. The 60.9 percent GOP victory rate in races for governor slightly edges the 60.2 percent rate the GOP notched during the first decade of the 1900s.


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All Themes Race and Racism Identity Romantic Love Separation vs. Connection Cultural Criticism
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Separation vs. Connection
Cultural Criticism
Ifemelu
Obinze Maduewesi
Aunty Uju
Aunty Uju Character Analysis
Ifemelu's aunt, an intelligent, strong-willed doctor. In Nigeria she becomes the mistress of The General and lives off of his wealth, but then she has to flee to America, where she lives a life of stress and hardship. She is always the closest to Ifemelu of any of her relatives, even after she seems to change and harden in America.
Aunty Uju Quotes in Americanah
The Americanah quotes below are all either spoken by Aunty Uju or refer to Aunty Uju. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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"You know, we live in an ass-licking economy. The biggest problem in this country is not corruption. The problem is that there are many qualified people who are not where they are supposed to be because they won't lick anybody's ass, or they don't know which ass to lick or they don't even know how to lick an ass. I'm lucky to be licking the right ass."
Related Characters: Aunty Uju (speaker), The General
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"Dike, put it back," Aunty Uju said, with the nasal, sliding accent she put on when she spoke to white Americans, in the presence of white Americans, in the hearing of white Americans. Pooh-reet-back. And with the accent emerged a new persona, apologetic and self-abasing.
Related Characters: Aunty Uju (speaker), Ifemelu
Later, she said, "I have to take my braids out for my interviews and relax my hair… If you have braids, they will think you are unprofessional."
"So there are no doctors with braided hair in America?" Ifemelu asked.
"I have told you what they told me. You are in a country that is not your own. You do what you have to do if you want to succeed."
There it was again, the strange naivete with which Aunty Uju had covered herself like a blanket. Sometimes, while having a conversation, it would occur to Ifemelu that Aunty Uju had deliberately left behind something of herself, something essential, in a distant and forgotten place. Obinze said it was the exaggerated gratitude that came with immigrant insecurity.
Related Characters: Ifemelu (speaker), Aunty Uju (speaker), Obinze Maduewesi
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Aunty Uju Character Timeline in Americanah
The timeline below shows where the character Aunty Uju appears in Americanah. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
As all this is going on, Ifemelu's father's sister, Aunty Uju , becomes the mistress of "The General," a powerful military man who buys her a... (full context)
Ifemelu's mother is angry, and takes her home. Aunty Uju comes to visit, and Ifemelu's mother tells her to give Ifemelu a talking-to. Aunty Uju... (full context)
Aunty Uju sits with Ifemelu and reminds her that she can't always speak her mind. Ifemelu asks... (full context)
Aunty Uju , meanwhile, spends all her free time focused on The General. She avoids the sun... (full context)
...says he has asked his wealthy relative for a loan. Ifemelu knows he won't ask Aunty Uju for money, but he wouldn't reject it if she offered it. Ifemelu tells Aunty Uju... (full context)
The next weekend Aunty Uju takes Ifemelu to her upper-class hair salon, and says that The General gave her the... (full context)
Aunty Uju is still infatuated with The General, even though she recognizes that he is physically unappealing.... (full context)
One night Ifemelu meets The General at Aunty Uju 's house, and is surprised by his "gleeful coarseness." He always gives Uju the gossip... (full context)
There is a holiday, and The General is supposed to spend it with Aunty Uju instead of his wife. Aunty Uju spends a long time preparing for his visit, but... (full context)
That evening Aunty Uju 's two "friends" visit—she knows they only like her because of The General, but she... (full context)
Soon Aunty Uju gets pregnant. Ifemelu's mother is distraught, as the pregnancy shatters her created idea of The... (full context)
Aunty Uju has the baby, a boy named Dike. She gives him her own surname instead of... (full context)
...State engineered it, fearing that the officers on the plane were planning a coup. When Aunty Uju hears the news she can't believe it, and then she starts to weep. Immediately some... (full context)
...cannot understand this, but she wants to go to Ibadan as well, because that's where Aunty Uju went. Before they submit their applications, however, Obinze's mother has a fainting spell in the... (full context)
...her side and she starts throwing up. She fears that she is pregnant. She calls Aunty Uju , who tells her to go to the medical center and get a pregnancy test.... (full context)
...to England. The process of getting visas seems arbitrary, and many are rejected. In America, Aunty Uju is working three jobs and isn't yet qualified to practice medicine. She has been there... (full context)
...surprised at how hot it is, as she had always assumed America would be cold. Aunty Uju picks her up from the airport in New York. Uju seems tense and unhappy, different... (full context)
...Dike, who is now a precocious first-grader. Ifemelu has to sleep on the floor, as Aunty Uju and Dike share the single bed. Ifemelu expected everything to be more glamorous than it... (full context)
The next morning Aunty Uju wakes Ifemelu up with brisk instructions, telling her that she should take care of Dike... (full context)
At the grocery story Aunty Uju only buys what's on sale. Ifemelu notices that she takes on an American accent when... (full context)
That night Ifemelu talks to Dike in Igbo, and Aunty Uju rebukes her, saying that things are different in America, and learning two languages will confuse... (full context)
...the news—still used to the patriotic Nigerian news—and soon starts to feel paranoid and afraid. Aunty Uju laughs at this, saying that the only difference is that they don't report all the... (full context)
Aunty Uju starts dating a divorced Nigerian man named Bartholomew. He comes over for dinner one day... (full context)
Aunty Uju asks Ifemelu what she thought of Bartholomew. Ifemelu points out that he used cheap bleaching... (full context)
...other that they will be together again soon, which makes their plan seem more real. Aunty Uju gets her results and finds that she passed her medical exams. She immediately says that... (full context)
Ifemelu thinks that Aunty Uju seems to have left something of herself behind in Nigeria and cloaked herself in a... (full context)
Aunty Uju gives Ifemelu her friend's driver's license and social security card, as Ifemelu now has to... (full context)
...job interviews, but even the ones she thinks go well don't hire her. One day Aunty Uju calls her to say that Dike was found in the closet with a girl, "showing... (full context)
...She keeps scrubbing at her hands. She finds herself unable to call Obinze. She calls Aunty Uju , who is pleased that she earned money and doesn't even ask how she made... (full context)
Ifemelu leaves the party early to call Aunty Uju . Uju says that Dike has been asking why he doesn't have his father's last... (full context)
That same day Ifemelu takes the train to visit Aunty Uju . She sits down next to a good-looking young man who introduces himself as Blaine.... (full context)
...piece of paper, and he seems sad to see her go. She calls him from Aunty Uju 's house an hour later, and then many more times over the next few days,... (full context)
Aunty Uju lives in Warrington, Massachusetts now. Every time Ifemelu visits, Uju tells stories of new grievances,... (full context)
A friend and Aunty Uju both tell Ifemelu to get rid of her braids and straighten her hair for her... (full context)
One day Aunty Uju calls Ifemelu, upset that Dike won't wear the shirt she wants him to wear for... (full context)
Aunty Uju compliments Ifemelu about making Curt like her, even with her hair "like that." Uju complains... (full context)
...now charmed by Curt as well. They soon go back out to play more basketball. Aunty Uju tells Ifemelu that Curt "holds her like an egg," and she agrees. She feels fragile... (full context)
One morning Aunty Uju has a fight with Bartholomew about him always leaving toothpaste in the sink. He says... (full context)
After breaking up with Curt, Ifemelu feels aimless for a while. She visits Aunty Uju on weekends. Uju has met a new man, a divorced Ghanaian doctor, and she seems... (full context)
...it. But Blaine doesn't seem to, and so Ifemelu goes to Willow to stay with Aunty Uju . (full context)
Ifemelu stays with Aunty Uju , who does yoga now. Ifemelu, however, takes a perverse pleasure in buying unhealthy, inorganic... (full context)
...can do. She takes the train back to Princeton and then gets a call from Aunty Uju . Aunty Uju says that Dike tried to kill himself by overdosing on Tylenol. She... (full context)
...She says she is crying, and that Obinze's mother was the only adult other than Aunty Uju "who treated me like a person with an opinion that mattered." She says she is... (full context)
...night, thinking about what might have happened if Dike's attempt was successful. Sometimes she blames Aunty Uju for not supporting him and listening to his experience. She points out one time Dike... (full context)
...and Ifemelu calls him every other day. One day Dike asks to visit Ifemelu, and Aunty Uju reluctantly buys him a ticket. When he arrives, Dike says "Oh my God, Coz, I've... (full context)
...about his father, and Ifemelu vaguely talks about The General. She takes Dike to see Aunty Uju 's old house, the one The General had bought for her. Dike says that he... (full context)
...go inside and sit down. Obinze turns off his phones and asks about Dike and Aunty Uju . Obinze and Ifemelu talk about Nigeria, and there is a nervousness but easy intimacy... (full context)
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The media are pompous dictators, doling out only the information they want us to have.
Wake up, America! We the People are being told we are not intelligent enough to understand both sides of an issue and come to our own conclusions. The media have gone from doing their job, reporting the news without opinion or bias, to being pompous dictators, doling out only the information they want us to have. Remember when the media tried to prevent President Trump's first Oval Office address from airing? It was just another attempt to swarm around and thwart any action from our president. A recent attempt to control thought came from NBC's Chuck Todd on Meet the Press. In a single-topic episode on climate control, he refused to permit naysaying.
Science is settled? Since when? Like most everything else, science evolves with new discoveries and enhanced technology. Were science settled, we'd believe that the earth was flat and leeches cure almost any ailment.
"There is nothing more anti-scientific than the very idea that science is settled, static, impervious to challenge," said Pulitzer Prize winner Charles Krauthammer.
The campaign included the above video as well as a full-page ad in The Washington Post and Wall Street Journal.
Liberty Nation's Onar Am recently reported on a study that proves there has been no sign of warming in 900 years. Yet, Todd would not allow any guests on the show to provide this type of information. We know Todd has an agenda. But why is he opposed to presenting all sides of a complicated and contentious issue? He must be afraid, very afraid, that thoughtful viewers might apply their reason to the facts presented and come to another conclusion.
There are a lot of arrogant politicians, bureaucrats, and others who say man causes climate change, and the way to control it is by letting the government enact more regulations even if it costs trillions of dollars.
•	Have anything to do with the creation of the Sun, Moon, or Earth.
•	Determine the massive heat of the Sun, where the Earth was placed in relation to the Sun, the rotation of the Earth, or the orbit of the Earth.
•	Create the gravitational pull.
•	Create deserts, mountains, glaciers, rivers, oceans, or any other natural features of the Earth.
•	Put all the natural elements into the atmosphere that allows life on Earth to thrive.
•	Create or insert all the natural resources that the Earth has been blessed with, which greatly improve our length and quality of life.
•	Create soil and water that allow the world to be fed.
•	Cause El Niño's and La Niña's natural, cyclical weather patterns.
•	Invent the processes where humans breathe out clear, innocuous, non-polluting CO2, which then allows plants to thrive and invent the other process where plants emit oxygen which allows humans to thrive.
– The climate has changed materially, cyclically, and naturally throughout billions of years.
– Since modern weather records began, the "experts" have continually predicted dire consequences going back and forth between warming and cooling.
– That scientists have materially manipulated temperature data when their predictions have been completely wrong.
Yet with all this information, the public is told that the science is settled and that with additional regulations and trillions of dollars being confiscated for the greedy, power-hungry government elites, they can control temperatures, sea levels, and storm activity. They can't predict accurate temperatures within a few degrees within the current month, but we are told with certainty that they can control temperatures within one degree hundreds of years out.
Anyone who disagrees with the indoctrination is called stupid and a denier. We are called deniers, even though none of us denies that that the climate always changes.
With all this information readily available, in almost lockstep, the media just go along with the government power-grab with no questions asked.
It is time that people learned that government is not the solution to all problems and that politicians have repeatedly used scare tactics to take more control of peoples' lives and to confiscate a greater and greater share of money and power for themselves. The greed of politicians and bureaucrats seems endless.
It is a great disservice to society today and in the future, when debate is cut off so thoroughly in order to push an agenda, and the agenda is obviously to take control of our lives through confiscation of money and through additional regulations. They pretend they can control the climate when they actually just want to control our lives.
We are blessed to live on Earth, and we should celebrate the natural wonders of the world every day of our lives.