My name is Jen McKay. I graduated from Kansas State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education in 2005. I am married and have 2 kids. I have taught 1st and 4th grade. I am currently teaching 4th grade at Village Elementary here in Emporia, KS. This is my fourth summer to work at Camp Alexander, and I have loved every minute of it. I was a counselor the first year and have been the director ever since. It is rewarding to see children learning, having fun, making new friends, as well as amazing memories in this amazing outdoor environment.
My name is Juan Ramirez and I am a teacher at Village Elementary in Emporia, Kansas. I graduated from Fort Hays State University with a degree in elementary education. I also have an endorsement in Spanish and an ESL endorsement from Newman University. I started my teaching career back in 2000 and have been teaching since. My teaching career started in Dodge City, Kansas but I have been teaching in Emporia since 2005.
During my free time, I enjoy playing sports and spending time outdoors. My favorite sports are soccer, basketball, and football. I also enjoy coaching my son's soccer and basketball teams.
As an educator, I enjoy working and teaching young students. I believe successful students stay active and continue to learn throughout the year. I think Camp Alexander provides great opportunities for students to continue developing skills throughout the summer that will help them be successful in the classroom at the beginning of the new school year. I look forward to the opportunity to work with past, present, and future students through Camp Alexander.
My name is Carla Fessler and I am the Off-season Camp Coordinator. I keep busy assisting the Board of Directors with fundraising, grant writing and day to day operations at camp. I am the main contact person from September to May, and I am always happy to assist you with any questions you may have about camp. I served as the Camp Director from 2013-2016.
I graduated from ESU with a degree in Elementary Education with a minor in ESL, an MS in Curriculum and Instruction, and an MS in School Counseling. I am currently a counselor at Riverside elementary.
My husband Wayne and I feel very passionate about Camp Alexander and hope that each summer more children from our community get to experience what the outdoors and Camp Alexander have to offer. My husband and I are lifelong residents of Emporia.
My name is Walker. I graduated from Emporia State University with a bachelor's degree in Sociology. I have a bachelor's degree in elementary education from ESU. I stay active playing basketball and working on vehicles. I love being outdoors and look forward to a fun filled summer.
My name is Marcus Cornelius and I have taught fourth and fifth grade at Village Elementary School. I am currently a math teacher at Emporia Middle School. I grew up in Alaska and joined the Army in 2000 for 5 years serving at Fort Benning, Fort Gordon, Fort Stewart all in Georgia and Camp Stanley in Uijeongbu, South Korea. After the Army I found my way to Pittsburg, KS where I graduated in 2011 with my Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with a minor in English for Speakers of Other Languages. I have a Master's Degree in Educational Administration from Emporia State University. Even though I have a degree from ESU… I will always love Pitt State! Go Gorillas!
In my free time I love to travel, camp, read, and run, mixed with a good amount of couch time as well. I have visited 99 National Parks and Monuments in my travels and I will hit 100 this summer! I love watching the Kansas City Royals and Duke Basketball! I know that is not the most popular around here but… go Duke! The counselors that work here are a great group of people and educators that care a lot about our community and the students here. Thank you for giving me the chance to work with your children in the summers!
My name is Sarah Hill. I graduated from Wichita State University with a bachelor's in elementary education. I have taught 4th and 5th grade for 12 years. I am currently teaching 5th grade at Village Elementary. I am looking forward to the sunshine and the great outdoors!
My name is Shelby Pedersen, and I am a recent graduate of Emporia State University. I graduated with my Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and I am currently working on my masters in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education. Next August I will begin my first year of teaching at Maynard Early Childhood Center in Emporia, KS. This will be my 3rd summer working as a counselor at Camp Alexander, and I am just as excited as I was the first year. The staff are incredible to work with, and I love getting to know the new kids each year, and seeing the familiar faces. The best part of camp is spending time outdoors helping kids stay active during the summer!
My name is Israel Alvarez. I have lived in Emporia for over 15 years. I'm an Emporia High and Emporia State graduate, and I spent 8 years in, both the Army and the Navy. I also work for the Emporia School district as a substitute teacher and I have volunteered for the Emporia Rec Center as a softball coach in the summers. I'm currently pursuing my Masters degree in Elementary Education at Emporia State and hope to start my career as an educator as soon as I graduate. Being a substitute teacher pushed me to pursue my masters degree and it has given me the opportunity to work with a wide range of kids, from kindergarten all the way up to high school, it also made me realize where my passion is at, teaching.
My name is Jennifer Whaley. I am currently a teacher in the Emporia School District. Growing up, I babysat family friends every chance that I could. In high school I worked at an in-home daycare for a year before I left for college. During my college experience, I worked at Emporia Child Care with kiddos ranging from newborn to 2 year olds. I loved my time there and I miss those angels. My husband and I reside in Emporia and we love to play disc golf in our free time! I am so excited to begin work at Camp Alexander and I look forward to creating new memories with the kiddos!
My name is Mike Atchison. I received my undergraduate degree in elementary education with an emphasis in special education from Washburn University. I also have a degree in secondary special education from Emporia State. I am currently a sixth grade English language arts co-teacher and resource teacher at Emporia Middle School. I am also an assistant football and basketball coach.
In my free time, I love traveling the world and spend time outdoors. I enjoy reading, playing the guitar, and continuing to learn German. I also enjoy spending time with my wife, whom is from Germany.
My name is Kathryn Whitcomb. I attended Emporia State University and majored in elementary education. Currently, I am teaching 7th grade science at the Middle School. I am also the head volleyball coach.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time outdoors. I enjoy biking the Flint Hills and spending time on the ranch with my husband.


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This Canada of Ours (1929), by Maud Morrison Stone
Stone, Maud Morrison, and J.S. Morrison. This Canada of Ours: A Pictorial History (Toronto Musson, 1929).
This post is a bit academic, as I have copied it over from our Canada's Early Women Writers project blog. Sometimes the cross over is really interesting: Maud Morrison Stone, for example, was co-author of one of the first forays into the graphic narrative format…
A couple of weeks ago, I was contacted by Maud Morrison Stone's great-niece, Christine Owen, a recently retired lawyer who had been sorting through her parents' papers. She kept running across papers referring to and written by this author relative, and so began to search the internet for more information. And found us. All we had about Maud Morrison Stone at the time was a reference to one book: This Canada of Ours (1937). Now we know so much more.
About the text
The publication of This Canada of Ours has some interesting aspects to it. The first edition was actually 1929, and came in a paper slipcover with a drawing of a young boy reading on it (or some such design; Christine was not entirely sure). Christine also has another 1929 edition, from which I have scanned a few pages, which is likely a second printing, as it includes no slipcover. You can note on the cover, though, that the book is credited first to J.S. Morrison, Maud's brother John Stuart, who illustrated the book. While this might seem odd, or even male chauvinist, it is in fact the remnant of the book's first life as a graphic narrative, serialized from 2 May 1925 through 23 May 1929 in a number of Canadian periodicals (Border Cities Star (Windsor, ON), Brantford Expositor, Calgary Herald, Cowichan Leader (Duncan, BC), Edmonton Journal, Lethbridge Herald, Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Journal, Canadian Observer (Sarnia, ON), Saskatoon Star, St. Catharines Standard, The Times Journal (St. Thomas, ON), Sydney Post, Vancouver Province, Victoria Colonist, Winnipeg Tribune). So in the first iteration, J.S. Morrison was far more than just the illustrator. (For a better discussion of early North American educational comics as a genre, see John Adcock's post of 22 October 2012 on Yesterday's Papers.)
While the serialized graphic narrative and the 1929 edition were intended as an educational tool for school children, in 1937 a revised and expanded edition was published, intended for a more adult audience. This edition included 63 chapters, and covered much more of Canadian history than the earlier edition's 29 chapters, which ended with Count Frontenac. It is interesting to note, though, that the final page of the 1929 edition reads "The End of Volume One," more than suggesting that the remainder of the story, included in the 1937 edition, was originally intended as a second volume in the more juvenile format. Reviews of the 1929 edition are almost exclusively positive, heralding it as a fine example of this innovative narrative form for educating young readers; it would be interesting to know why the second volume was never produced. (I see an academic paper topic in the comparison of the serialized version with the two published editions, for any graduate students out there looking for something to focus on…)
It was interesting how strongly the content of This Canada of Ours corresponds to what I was taught in the early 1970s about our country, in contrast to the far more culturally balanced history taught today. The story of the naming of Canada, for example, is exactly as I remember it; I have included it here because it brings back to me another story from my youth.
In 1982, I was in Jyväskylä, Finland, as a Rotary Exchange student. The instructor of the Grade 11 English class I attended told a version of the story popular in Europe at the time. When the Spanish came up the west coast of Canada (he told the class), they saw the vast stretches of forest and mountain and pronounced: "aquí nada," which became Ca-nada. And hence the country was defined in its vast nothingness (yes, he did add that last part). He was some not impressed when I, in my youthful egoism, pointed out the error of his position. After all, Samuel de Champlain (1574-1635) founded the city of Quebec in 1608, while Captain James Cook (1728-1779) reached the west coast of Canada in 1778; both were much later than the name of Canada was in use. Wikipedia will tell you that in fact Jacques Cartier (1491-1557) was the first to use the name, which (as This is Our Canada also tells us) almost certainly comes from "kanata," the Iroquois word for "village." The Spanish-language story (which is a not-unknown alternate etymological explanation, Wikipedia again tells us) refers to Christopher Columbus sailing the ocean blue (1492) and discovering the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. But the Portuguese and Spanish stuck to depleting the cod population and didn't go up the St. Lawrence at all, so I stand with Maud Morrison Stone on this one.
The book is dedicated "To the memory of Adam Morrison and Mary McLeod Morrison, U.E.L., our father and mother, who taught us to love Canada." A more patriotic beginning would be hard to find. The authors are obviously sincere in their appreciation of Canada and Canadian history: they begin with "The story of Canada is one of absorbing interest," and we grow to believe them. The writing is far more engaging than the history books I read, certainly, but the sheer level of detail must have been daunting to any school-aged reader. The historical information is about 60% running text, scattered through with illustrations separate from the graphic narrative panels. Interspersed as well are snippets of poetry by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Sir Walter Scott, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Sir Walter Raleigh, and even our own Jean Blewett. More than just J.S. Morrison's illustrations as a method of engaging readers' interest, Maud Morrison Stone tells stories of the men (and a very few women) who helped settle North America. The authors are thorough in their understanding of the politics of settlement, including the histories of all the regions of the eastern seaboard as integral to the development of the Canadian nation.
The selection of stories seems inclusive to me, but then I was raised with this as the fundamental narrative of our nation. No matter what content was taught 40 years ago, though, it is impossible now to avoid a colonial blindness to or elision of the First Nations' perspective. This is not the forum for intense consideration of this topic, but even more than an investigation of the textual production of This Canada of Ours, I would love to see an analysis of the colonial discourse included herein. The First Nations are included in seemingly positive or at worst neutral ways—better by far than the blatant racism of some early versions of Canadian exploration and settling—but there is an underlying feeling of important issues being mentioned then glossed over. I might not give this text to my children as a resource, but then again, I might: with the right guiding hand, the stories Maud Morrison Stone tells, however strongly embedded in the Eurocentric discourse of its time, could still today give rise to productive discussion of the real history of our nation.
(I leave you with the harrowing tale of Henry Hudson, set adrift with his young son to die on the icy Bay that afterward bore his name, Betrayed by a mutinous crew led by his first-mate, Joel, "a gutter-snipe 'pressed' from the streets of Bristol." What can one expect from a starving, disheartened crew and a first-mate kidnapped and pressed into service against his will, one might ask, but the author's sympathies are unquestionably with Hudson here.)
2 Comments Posted in Able readers, Middle school, T Tagged Canada, graphic novel, history, illustrated
Lumberjanes Volume 1: Beware the Kitten Holy (2015)
One of the cool things about the teenaged girls in my life having less-than-perfect organizational skills is that friends sometimes leave interesting things at our place rather than just piles of dirty clothes, shoes, make-up, questionable forms of former-food stuffs…
The other day I stumbled upon a graphic novel, Lumberjanes, the owner of which has apparently disappeared into the Black Hole of Lost Friendships. Perfect, I said: I can read that and pass it on to the Women's Family Shelter, which is where old clothes and reviewed books from our house go to live a second (or third) life.
Lumberjanes
Written by Noelle Stevenson and Grace Ellis; Illustrated by Brooke Allen; Colours by Maarta Laiho; Letters by Aubrey Aiese
I'd heard of Lumberjanes; in fact, I recall seeing it on a display table at Emerald City Comicon, but foolishly passed it by. A shame, really, as I could have got a special "Emerald City Comicon special cover"…
My daughter tells me that the novel is strongly feminist, and fun, but that really is not giving the cleverness its due. Adventures are had! Canoes are paddled! Inter-textual allusions are made! Stereotypes are overturned! Puns are constructed! Math is employed! Lumberjanes has something for everyone. Seriously. Or not.
I had to admit, though, that I was not sure if there was going to be any degree of humour as I began, nor was I sure there would be any disrupting feminist portrayals. The introduction is a very artfully constructed expression of an ideology strongly paralleling that of the Girl Guides of Canada—without the imperialist military history—and thus deeply normalized in my own experience of being a teen. The textual precursors to the graphic narrative in each chapter likewise seem to present the characteristic woodcraft challenges Girl Guides engage in (or used to) and the social and emotional development they strive towards. Sort of.
There is an underlying sarcasm to the tone of the Lumberjanes Field Manual that increases as the novel progresses. For the "Everything Under the Sum" badge, for example, Lumberjanes are expected to "map accurately and correctly from the country itself the main features of a half mile of road, with 440 yards each side to a scale of two feet to the mile, and afterwards draw the same map from memory." She must "be able to measure the height of a tree, a telegraph pole, and a church steeple"; "to measure the width of a river estimate the distance apart of two objects a known distance away and unapproachable"; and "have a basic understanding of theoretical mathematics and the basic laws of physics." (I wonder if this is actually taken from some archaic nautical test book?) The basic knowledge of theoretical mathematics, though, does turn out to be crucial. A bit of plot now to elucidate…
Lumberjanes Jo, Mal, Molly, April, and Ripley are infamous for sneaking off from their cabin leader, Jen, and getting into trouble. At first, on their "Up All Night" badge, they encounter a pack of demon foxes with three eyes, who tell them to "Beware the Kitten Holy…" Jo picks up an oval metal disk, like a Celtic scarf toggle, that doubtless has a role the plots of future volumes of the series. We see this symbol again when the Scouting Lads become possessed by evil powers, but that is our only hint. In their "Naval Gauging" badge, the Lumberjanes encounter a river-monster (again with three eyes); and an eagle (with three eyes) steals their chocolate bar. In trying to retrieve it, Ripley inadvertently opens a downward spiralling tunnel, which she immediately jumps into because: Tunnel. Adventure. Lumberjane. Duh.
They find themselves in a cavern with no way out but forward. This is the crux of the story, and the allusions to other adventure narratives are beginning to be unmistakable. There are of course Mal and Ripley as names (and one wonders that little bit about Jo and Louisa May Alcott). Also the trope of the spiralling descent into the underworld, and the challenges to overcome to move forward. And Molly's echo of The Emperor's New Groove surprised aside when she leans against a lever in the wall: "Why is that even there?" The nature of the challenges themselves are especially familiar: arrows shooting across the tunnel triggered by a step, Molly reaching back under a falling stone door to retrieve her hat, and the maze of stone pillars crossing a chasm, with numbers rather than letters that need to be jumped on in the right order. And now we are back to the "Everything Under the Sum" badge: rather than the name of Jehovah that Indiana Jones needs to recall from his classical studies, the Lumberjanes must follow the Fibonacci series, in which, Jo tells us, "each number is the last two numbers added together: zero, one, one, two, five … All the way to infinity and beyond! [!] Or in this case, 233." This is followed by Molly sorting out an anagram carved into the wall of the cavern, which leaves them, as in childhood games, "Home free!"
But tropes are also overturned: when they steal borrow the golden bow and arrows from the plinth that is significantly not booby-trapped like the golden head in Raiders of the Lost Ark, they considerately leave a note explaining that they will return it. And in their encounter with the Scouting Lads, gender stereotypes are flipped. The adventurous girls, battle-weary, with scratches and poison-ivy stings, are brought into the homey cabin of the nurturing Scouting Lads and given tea and cookies. The Scout Master, on the other hand, is the quintessential he-man. After lambasting the boys for entertaining "womenfolk," he slams out of the cabin: "I AM GOING TO CATCH A FISH BY WRESTLING IT AWAY FROM A BEAR." To which April comments in stupefaction "Wow…" and Barney replies in the language of teenaged girls: "I know, right? He's the WORST."
In a final Indiana-Jones-worthy scene, the Lumberjanes escape the now possessed posse of Scouting Lads and achieve their "Robyn Hood" badge, shooting the anchors of a rope bridge with their "borrowed" golden arrows. They are safe for now, but the evil Scout Master is rallying his troupes for volume 2, Lumberjanes: Friendship to the Max.
Leave a comment Posted in Able readers, L, Middle school, Teen Tagged camping, graphic novel, humour, illustrated, paranormal, quest
A Blanket of Butterflies (2015), by Richard Van Camp and Scott B. Henderson
It is embarrassing that I have not yet read Richard Van Camp's The Lesser Blessed (1996), which is purportedly a true classic of modern Canadian young adult fiction. My guess is that reading his short graphic novel A Blanket of Butterflies does not absolve me of the obligation, which I promise to fulfill asap… A Blanket of Butterflies really does make me want to run out and read everything by Van Camp. Not usually a fan of graphic novels, I nonetheless found the pace of the novel, as well as the balance between text and image, to be particularly satisfying.
A Blanket of Butterflies is mostly wordless. Unlike many graphic novels, the pictures tell most of the story; only dialogue is otherwise provided, which brings natural visual focus onto the space. In life, we do not have a narrator telling us what we are seeing around us: we need to look. Van Camp and Henderson create this same interaction: we hear the (written) words, but we must look to see what the characters are responding to in their (illustrated) world.
The story is simple and poignant, the somewhat predicatable ending notwithstanding. It tells of an affinity between the Tlicho First Nation of Fort Smith, NWT, where Van Camp himself is from, and the Japanese. The affinity stretches across history; the peoples are the same, the text asserts, in that they have suffered similarly at the hands of European economic and military imperialism. The story is certainly not as heavy-handed as this suggests, but it does cause the reader to reflect on the history of European Canadian treatment of the northern First Nations as a parallel to the American bombing of Japan at the end of the Second World War. (It doesn't get into Japanese atrocities committed during the war, but like many other narratives— Eleanor Coerr's Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes (1977); Joy Kogawa's Obasan (1981) and the children's version, Naomi's Road (1986); Hayo Miyazaki and Isao Takahata's movie Grave of the Fireflies (1988)—tells the story of the lives of the Japanese people devastated by a war that their government waged. Like all wars, for all peoples: the suffering is not discriminate.)
The museum in Fort Smith had worked hard to locate a Japanese man, Shinobu, who is invited to reclaim a suit of armour belonging to his family, pilfered at some previous time. It is agreed by both that the armour belongs with its rightful owners, but the sword, beautifully crafted by Shinobu's great-great-grandfather, has been bartered off by a previous museum custodian. The immediate story tells how young Sonny, with the help of his Ehtsi (grandmother) and her knowledge of the ways of the Tlicho, help Shinobu retrieve the sword from the unsavoury "Benny the Bank." You can see here the scope for action-packed panels as well as images of great peace and healing. The balance in content, like that between narrative and image, satisfies graphic novel aficionados in its ability to engage.
Leave a comment Posted in Able readers, B, Teen Tagged American Civil War, First Nations, graphic novel, healing, illustrated, realist, World War II
Bee and Puppycat (2014), by Natasha Allegri
I found the second issue of this comic book lying about on the dining-room table, and thought I should probably avail myself of the opportunity to plunge into the depths of teendom. Fascinating place.
The covers of Bee and Puppycat are very young and very pink (generally more so than this issue), rather like Hello Kitty with a mutant dog-cat. You can see how questions arose: I was wondering why my 15-year-old daughter reads these. I then realized the underlying irony in the juxtaposition between image and attitude. Bingo. Irony and attitude sound like my girl.
There are only three characters in the volume I read: Bee, Puppycat, and the sentient computer, Temp-bot. We open with Temp-bot trying to understand why people would "own clothes you're embarrassed of?" "They're pajamas, Temp-bot!" Simple, and establishes Bee's dominant role in the narrative. Yes, I am over analyzing this. Teen humour comes in when Bee explains to Temp-bot that "sleep is when you reboot your system and sometimes drool on yourself."
TARDIS-like, Temp-bot carries Bee and Puppycat into another world… in this instance to fix a music box on Snowglobe Planet. Again, naïvely simplistic. I have to say, too, that apart from the odd quip from Puppycat (the Jeeves to Bee's Wooster), the comic has little to recommend it.
What I did find fascinating was that when Bee and Puppycat are trying to determine which music box is broken, the reader is required to access the internet through QR codes in music-box thought-bubbles. The first three work; the fourth apparently not. This is all we can tell without a QR reader app and smart-phone.
The fourth (broken) QR code has—instead of music—rude bodily sounds. The pair fix the music box by telling a story with the figurines that have fallen out of it. When they construct the expected narrative (King in castle, Queen on throne, Princess in garden, Princeling in a crib), it doesn't work. Only when they revise the story to have the Queen and Prince dead, and the King searching for his daughter, who is lost in the snow of the snow-globe, does the music box play a song. Fixed. The End.
So I remain slightly confused about the actual audience for this comic: it is overly simplistic for teens, but contains some elements that are not necessarily appropriate for younger kids. (The second story in the issue is seemingly more mature, but completely meaningless… at least to me. I must remember to ask if it signifies anything to The Girl.) The only reason I am sharing this is because of the technologically interactive nature of the story. Perhaps I need to get out more.
Leave a comment Posted in Able readers, B, Crossover, Teen Tagged animals, comic, fantasy, graphic novel, illustrated

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Figured I would start a journal and get a little more involved in this online community.
I'm 5'10.5" and currently somewhere around 235-240 (yes; fat bodybuilder). I lifted seriously from age 20 to 35 then lost my way for 7+ years and started again nearly 3 years ago in January of 2010 and have been lifting steadily since then, other than business travel, vacations, Christmas, etc. I am training natrually with no AAS, prohormones, or TRT.
I tend to lift heavy on most exercises, and by that I mean keeping things around 6 reps. I do a lot of 6 x 6. On the big three I do lots of heavy singles. I also tend to do a lot of volume, and I don't change things up very much. I have chronic shoulder pain (both shoulders) and I sometimes need to work around that. Currently I am not doing flat bench press at all and most of my shoulder and chest pressing movements are embarrasingly weak. So far my back and knees are still good so I can make up for that with squats and deads.
I typically train M-F @ 5:00am before I go to work.
I welcome any and all comments, support, constructive criticism, etc.
Deadlifts & Leg Press - a.k.a. "Power Friday"
Back in January of this year I was pulling 5 plates relatively easily and my best lift without straps was 530 for a single. I slacked off on the deads for most of the spring and summer and only recently started doing them again. Best best since I started again was 515 three weeks ago, but I haven't been able to get it or make any progress sicne then. I did get 505 this morning, though, and made some meagre progress on the working sets.
Went full retard on the leg press, getting 3 sets of 6 @ 1,000 lbs.
Overall a great day in the gym.
All reps on all sets slow, controlled, and right to the backstop.
Trained all 5 days this week so no lifting this weekend.
Start taking you deads that are over 400 for doubles and you'll bust that barrier quickly. Incorporate bands or chains where you can. Also if you pull conventional then throw some front squats and deficit pulls in... That will all add up.
Bands might work, chains def no, my gym is practically the Canadian version of PF. Not quite, but close. Can't do front squats due to shoulder issues, but will try the deficits.
In January I was pulling 455 for triples no belt, and 475 for triples with the belt. Could pull 5 plates for a single without the belt on a good day too.
Would like to pull 6 plates next year.
Thanks for stoppping by and giving advices guys; I appreciate it.
Ugh you're a Canadian? Groce why didn't you warn me?
I'm on tapatalk... It doesn't give me that info.
Flex....good to see you over here!
You will fit right in over here. No BS non-lifters over here clogging up the threads.
Lots of good guys here. They helped me quite a bit when I was trying to bring up my deads.
Thanks man and I have noticed that already.
Late to the party as always, but I'll try to catch up.
You did to many sets before you attempted your 515lbs. Cut the sets down and you'll have more in you in the end.


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Eliezer Paul Kraus, 11 December 1904 – 10 or 12 October 1944, was a Jewish Arabist born in Prague. He is the author of a number of seminal works on early Arabic philosophy, with a special focus on Arabic alchemy and chemistry. Some of his writings on this subject are still standard reference works in the field today.

Having been educated in Prague and Berlin (where he studied under Julius Ruska), the rise of the Nazis in 1930s Germany forced him to move first to Paris and later to Cairo, where he died in 1944. He allegedly committed suicide or, according to family claims, was politically assassinated.

Academic Studies and Work

Paul Kraus was born in Prague.  Kraus was educated in Prague, Berlin (where he met his first wife, Bettina, and received his doctorate in 1929) and Paris.

Kraus was known for his fluency in many oriental languages, including Hebrew, Aramaic, Amharic (Ethiopian), Accadian, Greek, Latin and Persian.

In 1925, as a young Zionist, he went to Palestine, living at first on a Kibbutz, but a year later moving to Jerusalem and beginning studies at the newly opened Hebrew University. During this year he was briefly married and divorced. By the end of 1926 he had left Jerusalem and begun a research trip through Lebanon and Turkey, ending in Germany to continue his studies in Berlin.

In 1933, with the Nazis coming to power in Germany and many Jews losing their jobs, Kraus left Berlin for Paris, where he was able to continue his studies under the French Orientalist Louis Massignon. He stayed for three years.

In 1935 he first published a French translation of Abu Bakr al-Razi's Philosophic Life, following it in 1936 with a thesis on the work and importance of Jābir ibn Hayyān (whose name was latinized as Geber) to the science of chemistry. The thesis advanced the possibility that no such person as Geber had ever existed, or that even if he had, the original book might have been written by a group of students, a decade after he died.

In 1936, he was offered positions at three universities: The Holy Muslim University of India, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and the University of Cairo. He took up the Cairo offer, moving there in 1937. He worked there at the University of Cairo, teaching Textual criticism and Semitic Languages, as well as at the French Archeological Institute of Cairo.

In 1938 Kraus discovered the Al-Farabi manuscript (the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle and the Commentary on the Laws) in an Istanbul library, and notified his future brother-in-law, Leo Strauss, about it. The two were excited about the prospects of translating, publishing and researching the manuscript. An Al-Farabi conference was called for 1939 in Istanbul, but was canceled due to the outbreak of the Second World War.

According to his Czech language biography, in a 1939 trip to Jerusalem, he regretted turning down the university position, since he discovered that the academic scene was completely changed, bustling with the top researchers of the field, and nothing to be compared with the time he had first been there in 1926.

In 1941, he married Bettina Strauss, the sister of Professor Leo Strauss. The two had been acquainted since the late 1920s and had traveled together to Turkey, Lebanon, Palestine and Egypt for research. Bettina died during the birth of their daughter, Jenny Ann, in 1942.

In 1943, after his second wife's death, he traveled to Jerusalem with his daughter, where he married Dorothee Metlitzki, herself a noted academic and a founder of the Hebrew University.

At that time he was invited to a public debate held at the Hebrew University, where he set out his theory of the coherency of the Old Testament as a series of lyrics, perhaps as an oral tradition, which, he proposed, explained many inconsistencies and repeated parts in the texts. His behavior at the debate was described as "eccentric". His theories were ridiculed, many of his contemporaries shunned him, and it seems he had suffered a nervous breakdown.

After the debate in Jerusalem, he returned to Cairo alone, his new wife remaining in a Jerusalem hospital with a serious illness. The political situation in Cairo began to deteriorate; Kraus's superiors at the University of Cairo were fired. It was clear that there was no future for him in Cairo, but Jerusalem had closed its doors to him as well. Rooms in his apartment were rented to two Lebanese students, Albert Hourani and his brother Cecil - both later to become prominent scholars. They noticed that upon his return from Jerusalem he appeared manic-depressive. Apparently, Kraus was accused of stealing funds that were intended for library purchases.

Several months later during 1944, on October 10 or 12, Kraus was found dead, hanging in the bathroom of Albert Hourani's house. The Egyptian police determined it was suicide, although his family claimed they had proof that Kraus was assassinated for being a Jew or for his ties with Zionism.

His daughter Jenny was adopted by his brother in law Professor Strauss at the age of four. Kraus's papers, which had been stored in the French Institute in Cairo and apparently plundered by other scholars, were finally brought to the United States by his daughter who donated them to the Special Collections Library of the University of Chicago.

Selected publications
 Altbabylonische Briefe: aus der Vorderasiatischen Abteilung der Preussischen Staatsmuseen zu Berlin. Leipzig: J C Hinrichs, 1931.

 Essai sur l'histoire des idées scientifiques dans l'Islam. Paris: G P Maisonneuve; Cairo: al-Khanji, 1935.
 Julius Ruska. Bruges, Belgium: Saint Catherine Press, 1938.
 Plato Arabus. Edited by Richard Walzer, Paul Kraus, et al. London: Warburg Institute, 1943.
 Jâbir ibn Hayyân—Contribution à l'histoire des idées scientifiques dans l'Islam—Jâbir et la science grecque. Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 1986.
 Alchemie, Ketzerei, Apokryphen in fruhen Islam: Gesammelte Aufsatze. Edited by Rémi Brague. Hildesheim and New York: Georg Olms Verlag, 1994. A collection of eleven studies by Paul Kraus, containing a brief biography.

See also
Julius Ruska, his mentor

References

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External links
 Guide to the Paul Kraus Papers 1903-1996 Chicago University Library online
 Paul Kraus and Arabic Alchemy University of Valencia Cronos magazine of 1999 (French)
 Image of Paul Kraus on Cronos magazine cover
 Islamic philosophical theology By Parviz Morewedge quoting and arguing with Kraus' hypothesis.
 A tribute to Dorothee Metlitzki
 Richard Walzer wrote book co-edited by Kraus.
 Kraus-Meyerhof Offprints originally compiled by Paul Kraus.
An article by Maja Ščrbačić on the Dubnow's institute blog (with images from Kraus' diary).

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A Son is Promised to Abraham
1The LORD appeared to Abraham at the sacred trees of Mamre. As Abraham was sitting at the entrance of his tent during the hottest part of the day, 2#Heb 13.2he looked up and saw three men standing there. As soon as he saw them, he ran out to meet them. Bowing down with his face touching the ground, 3he said, "Sirs, please do not pass by my home without stopping; I am here to serve you. 4Let me bring some water for you to wash your feet; you can rest here beneath this tree. 5I will also bring a bit of food; it will give you strength to continue your journey. You have honoured me by coming to my home, so let me serve you."
They replied, "Thank you; we accept."
6Abraham hurried into the tent and said to Sarah, "Quick, take a sack of your best flour, and bake some bread." 7Then he ran to the herd and picked out a calf that was tender and fat, and gave it to a servant, who hurried to get it ready. 8He took some cream, some milk, and the meat, and set the food before the men. There under the tree he served them himself, and they ate.
9Then they asked him, "Where is your wife Sarah?"
"She is there in the tent," he answered.
10 # Rom 9.9 One of them said, "Nine months from now#18.10 Nine months from now; or This time next year. I will come back, and your wife Sarah will have a son."
Sarah was behind him, at the door of the tent, listening. 11Abraham and Sarah were very old, and Sarah had stopped having her monthly periods. 12#1 Pet 3.6So Sarah laughed to herself and said, "Now that I am old and worn out, can I still enjoy sex? And besides, my husband is old too."
13Then the LORD asked Abraham, "Why did Sarah laugh and say, 'Can I really have a child when I am so old?' 14#Lk 1.37Is anything too hard for the LORD? As I said, nine months from now I will return, and Sarah will have a son."
15Because Sarah was afraid, she denied it. "I didn't laugh," she said.
"Yes, you did," he replied. "You laughed."
Abraham Pleads for Sodom
16Then the men left and went to a place where they could look down at Sodom, and Abraham went with them to send them on their way. 17And the LORD said to himself, "I will not hide from Abraham what I am going to do. 18His descendants will become a great and mighty nation, and through him I will bless all the nations.#18.18 through… nations; or all the nations will ask me to bless them as I have blessed him. 19I have chosen him in order that he may command his sons and his descendants to obey me and to do what is right and just. If they do, I will do everything for him that I have promised."
20Then the LORD said to Abraham, "There are terrible accusations against Sodom and Gomorrah, and their sin is very great. 21I must go down to find out whether or not the accusations which I have heard are true."
22Then the two men left and went on towards Sodom, but the LORD remained with Abraham. 23Abraham approached the LORD and asked, "Are you really going to destroy the innocent with the guilty? 24If there are fifty innocent people in the city, will you destroy the whole city? Won't you spare it in order to save the fifty? 25Surely you won't kill the innocent with the guilty. That's impossible! You can't do that. If you did, the innocent would be punished along with the guilty. That is impossible. The judge of all the earth has to act justly."
26The LORD answered, "If I find fifty innocent people in Sodom, I will spare the whole city for their sake."
27Abraham spoke again: "Please forgive my boldness in continuing to speak to you, Lord. I am only a man and have no right to say anything. 28But perhaps there will be only 45 innocent people instead of fifty. Will you destroy the whole city because there are five too few?"
The LORD answered, "I will not destroy the city if I find 45 innocent people."
29Abraham spoke again: "Perhaps there will be only forty."
He replied, "I will not destroy it if there are forty."
30Abraham said, "Please don't be angry, Lord, but I must speak again. What if there are only thirty?"
He said, "I will not do it if I find thirty."
31Abraham said, "Please forgive my boldness in continuing to speak to you, Lord. Suppose that only twenty are found?"
He said, "I will not destroy the city if I find twenty."
32Abraham said, "Please don't be angry, Lord, and I will speak just once more. What if only ten are found?"
He said, "I will not destroy it if there are ten." 33After he had finished speaking with Abraham, the LORD went away, and Abraham returned home.
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1The Lord appeared to him by the oaks of Mamre, as he sat in the tent door in the heat of the day. 2He lifted up his eyes and looked, and saw that three men stood near him. When he saw them, he ran to meet them from the tent door, and bowed himself to the earth, 3and said, "My lord, if now I have found favour in your sight, please don't go away from your servant. 4Now let a little water be fetched, wash your feet, and rest yourselves under the tree. 5I will get a piece of bread so you can refresh your heart. After that you may go your way, now that you have come to your servant."
They said, "Very well, do as you have said."
6Abraham hurried into the tent to Sarah, and said, "Quickly prepare three seahs#18:6 1 seah is about 7 litres or 1.9 gallons or 0.8 pecks of fine meal, knead it, and make cakes." 7Abraham ran to the herd, and fetched a tender and good calf, and gave it to the servant. He hurried to dress it. 8He took butter, milk, and the calf which he had dressed, and set it before them. He stood by them under the tree, and they ate.
9They asked him, "Where is Sarah, your wife?"
He said, "There, in the tent."
10He said, "I will certainly return to you at about this time next year; and behold, Sarah your wife will have a son."
Sarah heard in the tent door, which was behind him. 11Now Abraham and Sarah were old, well advanced in age. Sarah had passed the age of childbearing. 12Sarah laughed within herself, saying, "After I have grown old will I have pleasure, my lord being old also?"
13The Lord said to Abraham, "Why did Sarah laugh, saying, 'Will I really bear a child when I am old?' 14Is anything too hard for the Lord? At the set time I will return to you, when the season comes around, and Sarah will have a son."
15Then Sarah denied it, saying, "I didn't laugh," for she was afraid.
He said, "No, but you did laugh."
16The men rose up from there, and looked towards Sodom. Abraham went with them to see them on their way. 17The Lord said, "Will I hide from Abraham what I do, 18since Abraham will surely become a great and mighty nation, and all the nations of the earth will be blessed in him? 19For I have known him, to the end that he may command his children and his household after him, that they may keep the way of the Lord, to do righteousness and justice; to the end that the Lord may bring on Abraham that which he has spoken of him." 20The Lord said, "Because the cry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is very grievous, 21I will go down now, and see whether their deeds are as bad as the reports which have come to me. If not, I will know."
22The men turned from there, and went towards Sodom, but Abraham stood yet before the Lord. 23Abraham came near, and said, "Will you consume the righteous with the wicked? 24What if there are fifty righteous within the city? Will you consume and not spare the place for the fifty righteous who are in it? 25May it be far from you to do things like that, to kill the righteous with the wicked, so that the righteous should be like the wicked. May that be far from you. Shouldn't the Judge of all the earth do right?"
26The Lord said, "If I find in Sodom fifty righteous within the city, then I will spare the whole place for their sake." 27Abraham answered, "See now, I have taken it on myself to speak to the Lord, although I am dust and ashes. 28What if there will lack five of the fifty righteous? Will you destroy all the city for lack of five?"
He said, "I will not destroy it if I find forty-five there."
29He spoke to him yet again, and said, "What if there are forty found there?"
He said, "I will not do it for the forty's sake."
30He said, "Oh don't let the Lord be angry, and I will speak. What if there are thirty found there?"
He said, "I will not do it if I find thirty there."
31He said, "See now, I have taken it on myself to speak to the Lord. What if there are twenty found there?"
He said, "I will not destroy it for the twenty's sake."
32He said, "Oh don't let the Lord be angry, and I will speak just once more. What if ten are found there?"
He said, "I will not destroy it for the ten's sake."
33The Lord went his way as soon as he had finished communing with Abraham, and Abraham returned to his place.
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Marvel Unlimited would be a huge help; it's a Netflix style subscription service with access to a lot of Marvel comics. However, I wouldn't recommend chronological order for absolutely everything (there's simply too much material to go through, and you will get burned out) - just pick a particular character or series and stick with it. 11/11/2019 · Marvel Comics, American media and entertainment company that was widely regarded as one of the 'big two' publishers in the comic industry. Its parent company, Marvel Entertainment, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Disney Company. Learn about Marvel Comics's characters and …
Need help separating the Arrowverse and Nolanverse from your precious Suicide Squad? Let us do you a Fan Service by demystifying DC's Extended Universe. 11/1/2019 · Your Full List of All Upcoming Marvel Movies — With Key Details! What's next for the MCU? We've got dates, descriptions, and more details for Marvel's next movies, from Black Panther 2, Ant-Man 3, and Eternals to Shang-Chi and Spider-Man 3.
More than a decade after its launch, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a force to be reckoned with, so sprawling, in fact, that it can be difficult to keep track of the MCU movies order. Nowadays 7/2/2017В В· How to watch every Marvel Cinematic Universe film in the perfect order. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of heroes, villains and explosions -- and some confusing continuity. While the MCU
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0 All Graphic Design by Rio Rocket - Guide by Rio Rocket Watch The Entire Marvel Universe In Chronological Order In the beginning, characters such as the X-men (part of the X-men film series universe), Ghost Rider, Fantastic Four and others were sold as options to various studios to produce their own corresponding films. 7/2/2017В В· How to watch every Marvel Cinematic Universe film in the perfect order. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of heroes, villains and explosions -- and some confusing continuity. While the MCU
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1/16/2017 · While the films may not be in chronological order, the following is the recommended order to watch the films based on where they fit in the timeline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Yes—it gets confusing, but we tested out the below order and it definitely gets our vote. Listen to our Marvel Movies Podcast! CNET released an updated 11/1/2019 · Your Full List of All Upcoming Marvel Movies — With Key Details! What's next for the MCU? We've got dates, descriptions, and more details for Marvel's next movies, from Black Panther 2, Ant-Man 3, and Eternals to Shang-Chi and Spider-Man 3.
The world of Avengers from Marvel Comics. Featuring Avengers, Uncanny Avengers, US Avengers and more. Hi, Guest! Help. Stores. Current Cart. Checkout. M&M COMICS PDF DOWNLOADS: DC Previews: Marvel Previews: M&M Newsletter Previews Order Form. Stay Informed. Updated: May 1st, 2019. Go directly the Spider-Man Reading Order > Spider-Man Reading Order from Amazing Fantasy #15 to Marvel Legacy! What you will find below is the most complete listing of Spider-Man comics in chronological order you'll probably find.
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Updated: May 1st, 2019. Go directly the Spider-Man Reading Order > Spider-Man Reading Order from Amazing Fantasy #15 to Marvel Legacy! What you will find below is the most complete listing of Spider-Man comics in chronological order you'll probably find. Well, it turns out that when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), there isn't really an order that people watch the movies with. I mean, some watch in chronological order, some watch in release order, and others just watch all over the place.
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The Complete Marvel Reading Order Guide Comic Book Herald. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) now contains 23 films and counting. Here's the best Marvel movie timeline if you really want to make the most of it all. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nighthawk_(Marvel_Comics) Marvel Unlimited would be a huge help; it's a Netflix style subscription service with access to a lot of Marvel comics. However, I wouldn't recommend chronological order for absolutely everything (there's simply too much material to go through, and you will get burned out) - just pick a particular character or series and stick with it..
5/10/2019 · If you are someone who needs all the details, then watch the Marvel movies in chronological order or at least watch the Marvel movies in order of release date. If you want to get caught up before Spider-Man: Far From Home, just start with any of these Marvel movie lists in order! Marvel Phase 4 … The largest Website to Read Comics Online for Free, daily updated - Join reading and discussion with members at Xoxocomics
Nov 23, 2019- More Classic and Contemporary Comic Book Covers and Art of the Marvel Universe Vol II (CHECK OUT VOL I ). See more ideas about Marvel, Comic book covers and Marvel comics. The Complete Ultimate Marvel Reading Order. From Ultimate Spider-Man #1 to Cataclysm, below you will find the most complete reading order of Ultimate Marvel comics. For those of you who are new to this, the Ultimate line of comics was a reboot of the popular Marvel Universe in its own continuity, separate from the (still) ongoing "616
All of these movies have their roots in the comic book industry, and all thanks to one company: Marvel. This company as we know it began in 1961. However, we can trace the roots even further back to 1939 when they were originally called Timely Comics. In the following years, Marvel would grow to become the biggest comic book company in the world. This is a timeline of comics considered canon in the new continuity. It contains every comic under its story arc name. It is not for books, eBooks, or short stories. This timeline is organized by chronology, as defined by the Lucasfilm Story Group.
55 rows · This article has no lead section. Please help by adding an introductory section to this article. … All of these movies have their roots in the comic book industry, and all thanks to one company: Marvel. This company as we know it began in 1961. However, we can trace the roots even further back to 1939 when they were originally called Timely Comics. In the following years, Marvel would grow to become the biggest comic book company in the world.
The largest Website to Read Comics Online for Free, daily updated - Join reading and discussion with members at Xoxocomics The world of Avengers from Marvel Comics. Featuring Avengers, Uncanny Avengers, US Avengers and more. Hi, Guest! Help. Stores. Current Cart. Checkout. M&M COMICS PDF DOWNLOADS: DC Previews: Marvel Previews: M&M Newsletter Previews Order Form. Stay Informed.
Well, it turns out that when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), there isn't really an order that people watch the movies with. I mean, some watch in chronological order, some watch in release order, and others just watch all over the place. Well, it turns out that when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), there isn't really an order that people watch the movies with. I mean, some watch in chronological order, some watch in release order, and others just watch all over the place.
18 rows · Thor is a comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics Universe.Since 1962, he has starred in … Updated: May 1st, 2019. Go directly the Spider-Man Reading Order > Spider-Man Reading Order from Amazing Fantasy #15 to Marvel Legacy! What you will find below is the most complete listing of Spider-Man comics in chronological order you'll probably find.
8/11/2019В В· Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline: How to watch every MCU film and TV show in chronological order. From 'Iron Man' to 'Black Panther' to 'Agents of Shield' to 'Avengers: Endgame' 7/2/2017В В· How to watch every Marvel Cinematic Universe film in the perfect order. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is full of heroes, villains and explosions -- and some confusing continuity. While the MCU
Need help separating the Arrowverse and Nolanverse from your precious Suicide Squad? Let us do you a Fan Service by demystifying DC's Extended Universe. Marvel Unlimited would be a huge help; it's a Netflix style subscription service with access to a lot of Marvel comics. However, I wouldn't recommend chronological order for absolutely everything (there's simply too much material to go through, and you will get burned out) - just pick a particular character or series and stick with it.
5/10/2019 · If you are someone who needs all the details, then watch the Marvel movies in chronological order or at least watch the Marvel movies in order of release date. If you want to get caught up before Spider-Man: Far From Home, just start with any of these Marvel movie lists in order! Marvel Phase 4 … The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) now contains 23 films and counting. Here's the best Marvel movie timeline if you really want to make the most of it all.
55 rows · This article has no lead section. Please help by adding an introductory section to this article. … 5/10/2019 · If you are someone who needs all the details, then watch the Marvel movies in chronological order or at least watch the Marvel movies in order of release date. If you want to get caught up before Spider-Man: Far From Home, just start with any of these Marvel movie lists in order! Marvel Phase 4 …
Marvel Unlimited would be a huge help; it's a Netflix style subscription service with access to a lot of Marvel comics. However, I wouldn't recommend chronological order for absolutely everything (there's simply too much material to go through, and you will get burned out) - just pick a particular character or series and stick with it. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) now contains 23 films and counting. Here's the best Marvel movie timeline if you really want to make the most of it all.
MARVEL RATING SYSTEM. ALL AGES - Appropriate for readers of All Ages.. A - Appropriate for readers Ages 9 and Up.. T - Teens. Appropriate for readers 13 and up. Appropriate for most readers 13 and up, parents are advised they may want to read before or with younger children. Comics Marvel Almost Published Killraven by Rob Liefeld and Robert Kirkman. Marvel Marvel Gives Two X-Men Power Upgrades. Marvel Marvel's X-Men Writer Hints at Why Jean Grey Went Back to Her
11/1/2019 · Your Full List of All Upcoming Marvel Movies — With Key Details! What's next for the MCU? We've got dates, descriptions, and more details for Marvel's next movies, from Black Panther 2, Ant-Man 3, and Eternals to Shang-Chi and Spider-Man 3. The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) now contains 23 films and counting. Here's the best Marvel movie timeline if you really want to make the most of it all.
Updated: May 1st, 2019. Go directly the Spider-Man Reading Order > Spider-Man Reading Order from Amazing Fantasy #15 to Marvel Legacy! What you will find below is the most complete listing of Spider-Man comics in chronological order you'll probably find. Ever since Marvel Comics Issue 1 debuted back in 1939 most of the stories printed take place in a shared universe. This list is mostly set in Earth-616 which is the main Earth in the Marvel multiverse but does include some alternate Earths/timelines that branch off.. Marvel Universe Reading Order Part 1 The Beginning ; Marvel Universe Reading Order Part 2 Conan
The world of Avengers from Marvel Comics. Featuring Avengers, Uncanny Avengers, US Avengers and more. Hi, Guest! Help. Stores. Current Cart. Checkout. M&M COMICS PDF DOWNLOADS: DC Previews: Marvel Previews: M&M Newsletter Previews Order Form. Stay Informed. Marvel Unlimited would be a huge help; it's a Netflix style subscription service with access to a lot of Marvel comics. However, I wouldn't recommend chronological order for absolutely everything (there's simply too much material to go through, and you will get burned out) - just pick a particular character or series and stick with it.
Well, it turns out that when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), there isn't really an order that people watch the movies with. I mean, some watch in chronological order, some watch in release order, and others just watch all over the place. 11/11/2019 · Marvel Comics, American media and entertainment company that was widely regarded as one of the 'big two' publishers in the comic industry. Its parent company, Marvel Entertainment, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Disney Company. Learn about Marvel Comics's characters and …
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we are stuck inside today as typhoon fengshan blows its way through hong kong. this is the first signal 8 we've had this year and it looks pretty grey out there. it must not be too bad at the moment because there are still birds flying around. fortunately we are getting the weakened version – earlier in the week it slammed the philippines, wreaking havoc in quite a few cities (including samar, boracay and iloilo) and causing a passenger ferry to sink with 800+ people on board.
sometimes i look at kai and he is such a little boy. still like a baby, just a little bigger.
he's developing more every day though, and it's crazy to watch him grow up before my eyes. i'm glad i've had some time recently to spend with him at this stage. it's so easy to say that i'll have more time tomorrow, or next week, or next year, and before you know it you've missed too much time. i'm setting goals now to ensure that if it happens to me, it will only be after all of my best efforts to grow right along with him.
we're back from italy and had a great trip. based out of the lovely town of montefiascone in lazio, next to lago di bolsena and 1.5 hours from rome, we kicked back and relaxed old-country style, staying at a friend's home outside of town. we were surrounded by fresh flowers, rolling hills, clean air, warm sunshine, crisp produce, delicious pasta, refreshing gelato, old castles, ancient ruins, etc. – in other words, the kind of stuff we don't see too often in hong kong.
as our neighbours were not too fluent in english, all three of us had to learn some crash-course italian. kai did well, responding to "ciao", "batte le manini", and "buona", among others. his daily conversation/play partners included the two lovely neighbor ladies below.
we spent time picnicking under the olive trees, walking through fields of poppies, looking at farm animals, and cooking/eating.
after a few weeks we took the train up to venice to stay for a week in the castello area. it was nice and warm, with some cool days and a bit of rain to freshen things up. i can't say the dollar stretched too far, but that didn't seem to stop the droves of americans crowding piazza san marco.
kai was fascinating by pigeons, but they were massed just enough to keep his curiosity from causing him to attack them like some of the other kids. he was content to walk around behind them and point.
we are back in hong kong, refreshed and ready for summer. more updates soon.


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Cocaine is one of the most dangerous drugs known to man. Once a person begins taking the drug, it can become very difficult to break free of the addictive grip that grabs hold, both physically and mentally. Physically, cocaine use stimulates key receptors within the brain that will create euphoria. Users can quickly develop a tolerance to the drug over a short period of time. Only higher dosages and more frequent use can bring about the same desired effect. Today, cocaine is a worldwide, multibillion-dollar enterprise. Users encompass all ages, occupations and economic levels, even schoolchildren as young as eight years old. Cocaine use can lead to death from respiratory failure, stroke, cerebral hemorrhage or heart attack. Cocaine users often describe the euphoric feeling as an increasing sense of energy and alertness, extremely elevated mood, or a feeling of supremacy. On the other hand, some people get a very negative effect from cocaine that includes irritability, paranoia, restlessness, and anxiety. Despite its dangers, and the frequent unpleasant effects, cocaine use continues to increase because users find it so difficult to escape from the first steps taken down the long dark road that leads to addiction.
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Even though you tell her she's wrong.
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He had more important things to worry about.
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I'm the president of the University of Arizona and we're holding an in-person graduation ceremony next month. Here's how we tackled COVID and got to this point.
Thanks to innovative methods of testing, tracing, and stopping the spread of COVID-19, the University of Arizona is planning an in-person graduation.
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In her commencement speech to Northwestern University, Lightfoot challenges the Class of 2020 to be at the table and serve directly in government.
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UC Berkeley students recreated more than 100 buildings on their 'Minecraft' campus 'Blockeley' — take a tour of the virtual university
College commencements around the country were canceled, and students have been recreating them online.
Retired Navy SEAL commander who led the Osama bin Laden raid tells MIT 2020 graduates: "To save the world, you will have to be men and women of great integrity."
In the former U.S. Navy four-star admiral's commencement speech, he says failing to uphold your integrity should "make you sick to your stomach."
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The internet entrepreneur spoke to the Johns Hopkins Class of 2020 in a virtual commencement address.
Universities and students are celebrating the graduating class of 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic with robots, 'Minecraft,' and 'Animal Crossing'
The graduating class of 2020 won't get a typical commencement ceremony in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what colleges are doing instead.
High school and college seniors are asking Obama to give the class of 2020 a commencement speech
What started as a tweet from a high school senior turned into a viral call for Obama to give a national commencement speech to the class of 2020.
Tim Cook learned the 'visceral difference between preparation and readiness' after taking over Apple for Steve Jobs, and it's life advice everyone should hear
Apple's CEO stressed the "visceral difference between preparation and readiness," saying that "you'll never be ready. But you're not supposed to be."
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The CEO of LinkedIn warned that 20-somethings will face 2 defining issues, and it's up to them to reverse the tide
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Michael Bloomberg: An 'epidemic of dishonesty' in Washington is threatening American democracy
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said an "epidemic of dishonesty" in Washington is threatening American democracy.
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Hillary Clinton used her college commencement speech to extensively troll Trump
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The Harvard Crimson was hacked to show fake stories trolling Mark Zuckerberg ahead of the Facebook CEO's commencement address.
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A graduation speaker used her address to explain how she negotiated her speaking fee — and then gave all of it to a 2017 graduate
Comedian and actress Maria Bamford used her graduation address to provide a lecture on the art of negotiation to the University of Minnesota class of 2017.
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'I didn't just materialize out of nowhere like the Terminator': Arnold Schwarzenegger destroys the idea of the 'self-made man' in his speech to grads
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'Can you please look away while I deliver the rest of the speech?': Will Ferrell tells new grads how to get past their fear of failure
Actor and comedian Will Ferrell gave the commencement address at his alma mater University of Southern California.
Bill Gates tweeted some advice for new college grads — here's what he had to say
Bill Gates used Twitter on Monday morning to offer some words of wisdom to the class of 2017. Here's what he had to say.
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The cancellation of Sen. John Cornyn's planned Saturday address at Texas Southern University came just days after Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was booed.


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Content » Vol 74, Issue 183
Moroxydine: the story of a mislaid antiviral
Simon Sheppard
DOI: 10.2340/0001555518319
A review is presented which began as a literature survey listing verbatim over fifty abstracts and references to the use of moroxydine in the treatment of a number of viral disorders throughout Europe and Scandinavia between 1960 and 1985. The list was first circulated in 1990 and was revised six times as new information became available. The sources are unusual in their diversity and originally appeared in several other languages besides English. Moroxydine may be effective against a number of DNA and RNA viruses, influenza being the original application of the substance when it emerged in the late 1950's. The drug received some attention around 1960, and the introduction of thalidomide at around the same time (1961) is one likely explanation for its current obscurity. Side-effects are reported to be mild and infrequent, and evidence exists that the substance possesses other characteristics which plead for further investigation.
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