The ginger in the chestnut brown suit stood, facing his opponent, pulling on tight a pair of nutmeg brown leather gloves. He didn't wear those gloves during the knockout round. On the back of each hand and on each knuckle bone was a subtly protruding lump. Most likely the gloves hide metal plates that have been sewn in. Both the ginger man's eyes and mouth seem stuck on a smile, but it wasn't a cocky or smug sort. He looked more like he was coming to play a round of golf with an old friend. He lifted up his bowler hat and tipped it to Saki respectfully.
"On one side we have Officer Jinn Brettman of the Expiate!" the announcer declared. "Don't let his smile fool ya folks! This ginger gentleman has sent bigger men flying with his fast paced practical boxing methods! He's apparently known to be the fastest man on the Expiate, at least that's how he introduced himself to us! Let's not make this fight too fast now, we got an audience to entertain!"
The crowd cheered for the Expiate officer who turned to face every direction and tipped his bowler hat to each side with a fool's smile.
"And facing him is Saki Nousagi, member of the Grimm Guild! We're getting a real treat here folks! Not everyday we get to see a man fight an enkidu!"
The referee steps back, allowing the two a momentary verbal exchange prior to the match.
Saki stepped into the fighting grounds; the strange large metal gauntlets dangling at the sides of her waist clanged as she did.
Okay, Saki. Nothing new here, she told herself. No reason to get nervous.
After all, she had been waiting to beat someone to a pulp for awhile now. After having been put on probation due to her...recklessness on one mission, she really needed this energy. This adrenaline. She was going to frickin' punch someone today.
It was just a pity she was going to do it to this poor gentleman.
However loud the yelling and cheering from the crowd was, it was only louder in Saki's ears. The long velvety-brown appendages pricked at the comment the referee made. She placed her hands on her hips.
"Oh, come on. Don't act like I haven't kicked your sorry behinds before," she said to him as she walked up to Jinn. She offered her biggest smile and extended a hand.
"Nice to meet you, officer!" she said perkily. "Let me just say outright that I'm honored to see a member of the Expiate in person. And also, sorry, because I'm going to have you either stuck in an infirmary for a week or broke from having to purchase all the town's healing salves."
Probably not the best way to make a first impression on an organization she had always aspired to, but eh.
"Ah hahaha!" the ginger man chuckled out loud at the remark, flashing her a smile and two thumbs pointed to the sky. "I like your spirit young lady. So I won't hold back, alright?"
He turned his head to the left and to the right, letting out loud cracking noises. He displayed nothing but confidence and casually stretched himself out.
"Don't underestimate me now though. I've sparred against Enkidu before and once I got to fight a change fist master. Hit me with all you got."
He started hopping in in place slightly, raising up his fists at the ready, one guarding his face and the other readied in front of him.
"So you admire the Expiate eh? There's another stationed over at the golem show and others spread along the city." He continued to talk as he warmed himself up, never breaking his rhythm. "Y'know, I'm not here for pleasure. I'm actually here to monitor cantus activity. I actually would've just left if I didn't find anything, but towards the end of the last round, I detected something. I can't pinpoint the source, that's why I gotta watch all of the remaining contenders closely."
Saki couldn't hide her own surprise upon hearing the bit of information.
"Really, now?" she said a little softer. "Well, it's obvious I'm no user. I do wish you the best of luck but don't think that's enough to let you win the round and move on."
Saki lowered her hands into the metal contraptions at her sides. There was a sharp "clunk" as they locked into place and wrapped around her hands in the form of gauntlets.
"You ready, old man?" she said as she lowered her stance and raised her hands close over her face in a fighting position. "Because you're about to taste some Nousagi-brand metal!"
"E-eh?? Old man?" Jinn stammered, caught off by Saki's statement. "He now, I'm only twenty-five young lady. Ah well..."
The ginger man got into a fighting stance, bouncing on the balls of his feet and his fists raised, his left in front of him while his right guarded his chin.
"Just so you know, your roar is ineffective against my type of magic."
"Ready...." the ref raised his hand, ".... FIGHT!"
In a flash, Jinn closed the distance and got right in the Enkidu girl's face. His knee shot up, aimed for her stomach.
While the statement had confused Saki a bit, she was quick to see Jinn closing in on her and with her hands ready, she parried, attempting to push the knee to the side to throw him off balance. She moved sideways to face against his back and aimed for a punch at his head.
"Oh, who said I'm going to need my roar to beat you?" she said.
The ginger man spun on the heel still planted on the ground, adjusting himself to the diversion of his leg's momentum and keeping his balance till his kicking leg was planted back on the ground.
"Then you'll get to see one hell of a show!" Jinn exclaimed. As Saki threw her punch, the ginger man suddenly disappeared in a blur. He was in a quarter of a second suddenly ten feet to the right, a trail of smoke wafting up from where he was to where he is. His back was faced to Saki, his head turn to look at her cockily from over his shoulder as he bounced on his toes and cracked his knuckles. On the bottom of his heels were glowing magic circles carved into the wood.
"Dash," he stated he spun around and got in his low boxing stance. "That's my specialized magic combining the principles of force and manipulation magic."
He slid his forward foot back and forth. "I manipulate the surface of the ground, see? For a very short moment, I remove the roughness and resistance on the ground, making a certain section of the surface area surrounding me extremely smooth. Then, I propel using force, allowing me to travel extremely fast in any one direction by sliding right along a surface devoid of resistance. That's what makes me the fastest man around. With my magic, I can even keep up with a trained Enkidu warrior. I'm pretty cool, huh?"
He cracked his neck and loosen his shoulders. "I don't like going all out against girls, but I've sparred with a change fist master once so I can't take you for granted."
He raised up his fists in an aggressive boxer's stance. The back his hands were glowing. There wasn't anything inscribed on his gloves but something underneath was glowing right through the leather. A ring of cartic symbols appeared, circling around his fists like a pair of bracelets. His fists suddenly catches ablaze with blue fire down to the elbows.
"Witch Trial: Fire Judgement," Jinn stated out loud. "High-level Expiate magic that combines manipulation, destruction, and force magic. Not only do my punches carry a lot more power and burns my opponent, but the very flow of anima and lei is burned and disrupted by this magic, weakening spells and making casting harder with every blow. Although I guess this doesn't matter to you."
The ginger man threw punches at the air, and with each punch a small fireball shot out. Wwo of them were curving in from the left and three of them were coming from the right. Jinn dug his shoes to the ground and dashed towards Saki at blinding speed. If she attempted to dodge the fireballs by leaping forward, she would be met with the ginger coming at her head on and throwing a fire laden punch to her stomach.
"Is all you ever do talk?"
To Jinn's surprise, Saki would not try to dodge, but charge forward and perform a parry on the hand that tried to head towards her stomach. The thick metal of her gauntlets would try to cover around the fire, and if any of its heat affected Saki, she sure didn't show it.
She took a quick glance at Jinn and grinned smugly.
She'd quickly dispel the punch and push it away from her while her leg swooped in to try and displace Jinn. Whether she was successful or not, her other fist would clench as steam of some sort propelled it forward towards Jinn's face.


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What if there's a queue? What if we have to wait????
6. Although nothing is more nerve-racking than a vague menu.
9. And when you're finally ready but the waiter still hasn't come over.
10. When your food arrives but you're not sure if you can eat it until everyone has theirs too.
"Let's just get something light!"
12. Or worse, when you're out with a friend and ready to eat, but they aren't hungry yet.
15. Going to a party or event where they haven't mentioned if there is going to be food.
17. When you're in a group and someone suggests sharing platters or tapas.


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Picturing Perfect was a book about pregnancy, love and family. Hadley had a charming boyfriend, Tucker, and she had been dating for six years. But things were changing day by day and Hadley begins to see her crush Jason, brother of her best friend, more often. After spending Christmas with Tucker, she realizes that things between them have come to end. But that night she gets pregnant from Tucker and she doesn't know what to do next.
Jason enters the scene here. He starts to help, spend time together with her and in the end he realizes he's fallen in love with both Hadley and baby. And Hadley decides to give him a second chance.
It was a sweet romance. I loved both characters. Especially when a baby involves with the story, I like it more. Because of Hadley's stupidity I dropped two stars. Other than that, Picturing Perfect was a good story.


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import jdk.nashorn.api.scripting.ScriptObjectMirror;

import org.openksavi.sponge.event.Event;
import org.openksavi.sponge.rule.EventCondition;
import org.openksavi.sponge.rule.Rule;

/**
 * Script knowledge base rule event condition.
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@SuppressWarnings({ "restriction" })
public class NashornScriptKnowledgeBaseEventCondition implements EventCondition {

    private ScriptObjectMirror function;

    public NashornScriptKnowledgeBaseEventCondition(ScriptObjectMirror function) {
        this.function = function;
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     * @param rule rule.
     * @param event event.
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        if (!(result instanceof Boolean)) {
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(NNPA) – In the early morning hours of Jan. 10, 1966, civil rights leader Vernon Dahmer Sr. was jolted from his sleep as members of the Ku Klux Klan surrounded his house, just north of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Dahmer was a Black landowner who had been actively working to register Blacks to vote and, in some cases, he even paid their "poll" taxes. It was enough to earn a Black man a death sentence in the South.
That morning, the Klansmen bullets ripped through the darkness, splintering wood and shattering glass as they fired on Dahmer's house. One Klansmen hurled a Molotov cocktail through the window, most likely with the hopes of burning Dahmer and his family alive.
She lamented that, oftentimes, the history of the Civil Rights Movement is told through the narrow lens of a few key figures, like Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. She said that it was important that people know that Mississippi was ground zero for the Movement; the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum helps to tell the stories of the people that were there.
She said that it was also important to show that civil rights leaders were ordinary people, yet they still managed to have a significant impact on the course of American history.
"So, to see something so powerful that these regular, poor people did to make things happen in the state of Mississippi is awesome," Junior continued.
The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum opened on Dec. 9, 2017. The Clarion Ledger reported that the Dahmer family donated a truck that had been shot during the 1966 attack to the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum.
A prepared statement that described the museum said that visitors could witness the freedom struggle in eight interactive galleries that show the systematic oppression of Black Mississippians and their fight for equality that transformed the state and nation.
"Seven of the galleries encircle a central space called, 'This Little Light of Mine.' There, a dramatic sculpture glows brighter and the music of the Movement swells as visitors gather," the statement read.


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St. Patrick's Secondary School, Bukhakunga is a rural district mixed secondary school in Kakamega North District, Kenya.

History
The school was established in  1975 as a Harambee School, sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kakamega. It became a government school in 1989. The school motto is "Keen to succeed".  Bukhakunga SS has a partnership with Community Education Services (CES) Canada and CES Kenya.  Since 2005 youth orphaned by HIV/Aids have received tuition scholarships to attend Bukhkunga SS.  Ten students are supported each year by Canadian students in Dufferin Peel Secondary Catholic Schools located in Ontario, Canada.

Co-curricular activities
In 2002, the school appeared at the Western Provincial Science Congress held in Butere Girls' High School. In 2004, the school participated in choral verses during the Kenya Secondary Secondary School Music Festival up to National level.

Staff
Discipline is enforced by the Deputy Principal, Madam Rebbah Barasa and the Principal, Mr Musi Ferdinand. The teaching staff includes Mr Gilbert Ochieng' Shikuku for Physics and Mathematics, Mr Wesonga Patrick for Biology and Agriculture, Mr Otuma for Mathematics and Business Studies, Mr Etemesi Tom Charles for Swahili and History and Government and Mr Musi Ferdinand for Swahili and Geography.

National examination registration
The School National Examination Code is 614601.

Student population and welfare
The school population is about 500 students, the ratio of girls to boys being about 1:2. Most of the students come from the nearby primary Schools, including Mutsuma, Musidi, Bukhakunga, Sawawa, Namirama, Mayuge, Burundu, and Imbiakalo. A few students are beneficiaries of Canadian Education Society Scholarships, a non-governmental organisation based in the Provincial Capital, Kakamega.

Facilities
There is a bore-hole supplying the school and neighbouring homes with water. The school has some land for agriculture projects.

Some milk animals are reared to supply the staff with milk. The school has a single laboratory shared by all Science students in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. There are some books for reference donated to the school from Canada, though no formal library. The school has purchased examination preparation books. The school has a playground that hosts local football matches.

Accessibility
There is road network coverage to and from the school, but the roads to the west of the school become muddy during rain seasons. There is mobile phone network coverage around the School.

References

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High schools and secondary schools in Kenya
1975 establishments in Kenya
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Texas Republicans on Wednesday continued their celebration of a federal judge's decision to halt President Obama's executive action on immigration, expressing confidence that the state will prevail as the case moves through the higher courts.
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, Attorney General Ken Paxton and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined Gov. Greg Abbott at a Capitol press conference where Abbott, the state's former attorney general who filed the suit before being sworn in as governor, said a key witness bolstering the state's case was the president himself.
Obama's policy, announced in November, would have made as many as 5 million undocumented immigrants — including some 1.46 million in Texas — eligible for a renewable work permit and temporary relief from deportation.
But on Monday, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen of Brownsville ruled that the president violated the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs the way federal policies are crafted and how much public input is taken. Twenty-five other states have joined the lawsuit since December.
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PETER WHITEHEAD is a composer, songwriter, performer, instrument builder, and visual artist. Born in England, Peter has lived and worked in the US since 1975, exploring visual arts and music. His work in both fields has received critical acclaim. Growing up in London in the 60s, musically he gravitated to the guitar and the more experimental styles of Brian Eno, Robert Wyatt, Syd Barret, Frank Zappa, the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix. Poetry and words took precedence and folk songwriters such as Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan became strong influences. Whitehead presently focuses his time on composing music for dance and film and instrument building, a career that has required a New York and San Francisco presence.
A fascination with unusual sounds, voices, early music and the instruments of other cultures inspired his extensive research and travels through southeast Asia. The travels motivated Whitehead to construct one-of a kind instruments containing found objects in a minimal format, often generating sounds with eastern nuances.
Simultaneously his visual art work took on a collage style, or what Kurt Schwitters would describe as "mertz". Schwitters said his term Merz "essentially means combining all conceivable materials for artistic purposes..." In the early 80's, inspired by the journals of Peter Beard, Whitehead began an ongoing practice of building collages in large books as a parallel visual world to his musical universe of cobbling sound with original instruments and vocals.
Peter Whitehead presents painting and journals at 60SIX.
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"This folder contains correspondence dealing with the formation of AUA and with the so-called Hingson Report. In both these matters strong personalities were involved. I believe the individuals concerned trusted my discretion, for they would write or tell me things they would not say to each other. There are, therefore, in this folder personal letters not intended for public view.
Some consideration, however brief, of the environment in which the AUA first appeared as a structured force in academic anesthesiology is needed to understand the background information important to the story of this new organization's beginnings.
Before World War II, academic anesthesiology was characterized by many healthy accomplishments. The important academic presence in that era begins with and is centered around the first recognized academic department in the United States at the University of Wisconsin chaired and led by Ralph Waters. From the inception of the Wisconsin Department in 1927, Waters and his large coterie of distin- guished followers, including E. A. Rovenstine who brought the academic message from the Midwest to the East at New York University and Bellevue Hos- pital, were engaged in studying the scientific bases of the important clinical problems of that era. Their skillful research in the anesthesiology of that period was a strong beginning. Equally important and interesting was the establishment and subsequent development of an academic arm, with respect to research and teaching at the Mayo Clinic under the leadership of the founder of anesthesiology in that institution, John Lundy. At the same time there were discrete and important burgeonings of interest in intellectual and other scientific matters that dealt with the anes- thetic process. There were individuals who came from other disciplines like surgery, internal medicine, and pharmacology to study the biology of anesthetized humans with great foresight and clarity. Among these people was the young and able Henry K. Beecher who combined a scientific rearing with Professor Krogh in Copenhagen with clinical interest in anesthesia at the Massachusetts General Hospital. Beecher's book, The Physiology of Anesthesia, pub- lished in 1938, ranks among the landmark develop- ments of the academic strength of anesthesiology. Despite these activities, there was insufficient time and opportunity to develop scientific researchers and teachers in anesthesiology, to say nothing of clinicians, in adequate numbers to have made a major mark upon all academic enterprises in the United States before the War.
The needs of World War II produced a rapid development of marginally educated physicians in anesthesiology to meet the critical exigencies of injury parts of the world.
At the end of World War II, the still young but seasoned veterans who had academic interests and talents saw these skills reinforced and greatly ex- tended by the enormous clinical experience brought to them by the unfortunate results of institutionalized killing and wounding that is modern warfare. These young physicians in military anesthesiology were often, and in substantial numbers, attracted to a permanent career in this relatively new discipline; and, as was fortunately the case, a sufficiently strong cohort of this group opted for academic work. The education required for research and teaching careers was, for those days, rigorous. Today, in view of the enormously more complex problems to solve, the adequate clinical and scientific education of the im- mediate post-war era would be viewed charitably as evolutionary in character and accurately as floating on the margin given the problems to be resolved. Between the end of the war and the end of the decade of the forties, there was enough opportunity to accomplish the establishment of new independent departments of anesthesiology devoted to academic purposes of research, teaching, and complex patient care. There were enough individuals with investiga- tive and educational talents devoting their entire career to academic pursuits to become a force mostly of youthful enthusiasm and of raw ability who wished to make anesthesiology the scientifically based discipline that it deserved to be. They worked hard to extend the benefits of those investigations to the care of patients who needed and deserved these attentions. There was a spirit of buoyancy, of pow- erful hope, and of great energy. There was also an important characteristic that marked many of the young leaders of the immediate post-war period. They had courage. Risk taking was known to be necessary and was entered upon with realistic reflec- tions of the possible outcomes. Great success can be gained but equally great failure can ensue if the risk-taking results in an adverse outcome.


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There many very valuable lessons Edgar Lungu can learn from what is today happening in Sudan where the once powerful and ruthless Omar al-Bashir has been thrown, dumped in a big size dustbin. The masses have the full power to teach every politician a lesson if he misuses power so that no one in future will dare to make misuse of power and play with the lives of the people and the future of their country.
Where the masses are conscious, vigilant and strong, the nation too will be so. We hope Edgar is seeing how easily and quickly his minions – the Kanganjas – will turn against him.
Look at how al-Bashir's generals have turned against him!
Look at how ready they are to prosecute him!
Look at how ready they are to go for each other!
History has shown that ignominy is the fate that awaits all tyrants.
In the end, ignominy is the fate that awaits tyrants as a wave of hope and democratic fervour sweeps across a nation.
While some politicians may think toughest-talking and most uncompromising behaviour will do, arrogance often ends up doing more harm than good to them.
Honesty, humbleness, clarity and love are the foundations of authentic power.
Today Edgar feels very powerful because he has a lot of money. But al-Bashir probably has more money than Edgar. Has the money saved him?
Edgar has acquired a lot of property and may feel very secure. Al-Bashir probably has more property than Edgar but he couldn't even hide in any of those properties!
Al-Bashir controlled the police and was in a position to manipulate the judiciary. But they couldn't save him from wrath of the people.
The people he appointed, promoted and used and thought were very loyal to him are the ones now trying to hold him accountable! What has happened? What has gone wrong?
Again, this should teach Edgar that real power doesn't lie with him; it lies with the masses. The power Edgar has, through the manipulation of state institutions, is fictitious power. And that is why its exercise must be a constant practice of self-limitation and modesty.
State institutions like the police, the military, the intelligence, the courts are there for him to use as he pleases. They are there for legitimate causes of the people.
Edgar may pay highly for converting the state institutions into instruments for repression, manipulation and tyranny.
"If I could I would!" is the maxim of tyrants.
Edgar shouldn't think that is Sudan, this is Zambia and it can't happen to him; Zambians easily forget and move on.
The highest mode of corruption is the abuse of power.
It is said that a leader without a clear vision and plans only abuses his power because visions, dreams and plans are the fulcrum along which the loads of success will spine by your own efforts. And where power is abused, there is manipulation instead of inspiration.


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Can you believe what that person did?
This question cast judgment in just asking it. Why? Because it is comparing you with what the person did. When we watch the news or hear about someone doing something terrible, we ask this question to someone as if we would never do it.
In my travels around the world I have come to the conclusion that every man and women are the same in our core being. We are looking for love and acceptance. This value makes us even on the playing field of life.
Do you compare yourself with others? Do you think you are incapable of doing something others are doing? How can you stop comparing and lower yourself to help anyone?


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A figment of her imagination
By John Hallowell
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Elisabeth Wheatley's goal is to have seven books written and published by the time she is 22 years old. For most of us, that would be an impossible dream, but for this talented sixteen-year-old, it looks very doable. She became one of the youngest published authors in Texas when her first book appeared on Amazon when she was just fifteen; her second book is already written ("It still needs editing," she says), and she has plots already mapped out for what could well be a series of seven books (she hopes to produce one every year). The second one took three or four months of what Elisabeth calls "intensive writing." For this prolific young writer, that's between one and three thousand words a day, six days a week.
Elisabeth Wheatley was born in Georgetown, and has lived near Bertram all her life. She attended preschool at a daycare near her mother's work in Austin, but has been homeschooled ever since. She confesses that she "used to hate reading," but her parents always preferred books to television, and after the library's "story time" captured her imagination, she became a voracious reader. She has been dreaming up new worlds and fantastic creatures ever since she can remember, and by the time she was eleven years old she was writing down the stories that eventually became the basis for the first book.
That book, called "The Key of Amatahns," evolved through "many total rewrites," but Elisabeth began writing the final version when she was fourteen. The 74,000-word volume was edited by West Texas author Suzanne O'Bryan, who was impressed enough with Elisabeth's work to recommend it to a friend at Chengalera Press in Georgetown. It was fine-tuned by Walt Herbert, a Professor Emeritus at Southwestern University, before receiving final approval in May.
Elisabeth received her first "review copies" in March, but the work wasn't over quite yet. She and her mother scoured the pages for typos and made a few last corrections. The Kindle version of the book was available June 30, and the first hard copies arrived a few days later. It took a while for the realization to sink in, but "a month later) Elisabeth says, "I'm really getting excited now."
It's no wonder. The response has been very favorable, and she has had some amazing experiences in the intervening weeks. On a recent trip to Houston, Elisabeth donated books to children at Texas Children's Hospital, held a book-signing at a Houston library, and appeared on MyFox Houston for a TV interview (see http://www.myfoxhouston.com/dpp/entertainment/110808-elizabeth-wheatley). Her best experience was at the hospital (chosen because one of her cousins recently had heart surgery there); the kids there were delighted to meet her and get the books, and several have contacted her via Facebook to tell her how much they enjoyed her story. A favorable review, written by 14-year-old Katie Wilkinson, was published in the Liberty Hill Independent newspaper.
The story itself, is what Elisabeth calls "young adult fantasy," with an imaginary world and all manner of exotic creatures. The original names, well-written descriptions and non-stop action make it an interesting read even for unimaginative older adults (such as this writer), and it seems likely that there will be a growing interest in all her books as each sequel appears. Janir Caersynn (the first book's heroine) may never be as famous as Harry Potter, but don't be surprised if there is, five or six years from now, a well-known series of books about her.
Local teen is published fantasy author
By Kate Ludlow
Liberty Hill Independent
One can describe teenagers in many ways, but lacking in imagination is rare. So while it is unusual, it is no surprise that 15-year-old Elisabeth Wheatley was able to come up with a story so imaginative that she was able to turn it into a book, which will eventually become a series. Miss Wheatley of Bertram recently had her first book, The Key of Amatahns, published and has big plans for where the story will head.
"I decided to create my own world one day. Then I just sat down and wrote the story to go with it," she says of her fantasy book.
The Key of Amatahns is aimed at the young adult set, and features Janir, a young girl with magical powers. She begins an epic quest for the long-lost treasure, the Key of Amatahns.
Miss Wheatley says that she is attracted to the fantasy genre based on its notions of chivalry and clearly defined sides of good and evil. She keeps a strict writing schedule.
"I write in my room with my door closed and my little brothers banished. I try to write 1,000 words a day," she said. "Usually, I average 6,000-9,000 words a week."
While the writing was easy, at times the process was not, she said.
"It got frustrating," she said. "I'd write, and there would be typos and I had to go back and look at every single word."
The Key of Amatahns is intended to be book one in a seven-book series, and she is currently working on book two. She works with an editor in Alpine and a press in Georgetown. The Key of Amatahns was edited by Dr. Walt Herbert, Professor Emeritus at Southwestern University.
Miss Wheatley was raised on a ranch between Liberty Hill and Bertram filled with goats, sheep, donkeys, horses, turtles, and more. Her father is an engineer, her mother is a stay-at-home mom who homeschools Elisabeth and her three younger brothers. While her youngest brother is "not very interested, he's too young," the other two brothers are extremely supportive. They read her stories as they are written, though they lean more toward drawing rather than writing .
"My brother was the first person I showed it to, and he's the first one who reads the drafts as I go along," she said.
Her mother instilled in her a love for reading, and she considers Madeleine L'Engle and Gail Carson Levine among her favorite authors.
Though it's easy to draw comparisons between Miss Wheatley's book and series featuring characters like Harry Potter or Percy Jackson, Miss Wheatley has a fierce determination to create something original.
"I don't want to mimic anyone. I want to be my own person," she said. "Of course I want to be successful, but I still want my words to mean what I say."
While most of her peers are pursuing interests stereotypical of her age group, Miss Wheatley enjoys a wide variety of activities.
"Well, other than write, I make my own cheeses, I keep bees...they're for our own personal use. We make candles out of the wax. With the cheeses, I've made cheddar and colby, I've experimented with parmesan and next I want to do gouda. The way we were raised, my parents wanted us to do things. To make things," she said.
The Key of Amatahns is available on www.Amazon.com in paperback and a Kindle edition. Miss Wheatley's publisher uses CreateSpace publishing tools through Amazon, meaning that when a copy is purchased, it is immediately printed and shipped, eliminating the traditional amount of backstock and cutting down on potential waste.
As for the future, Miss Wheatley is still uncertain.
"I don't really know what I want to do later. I want to get the rest of this series written...But the future is an open book," she said.
Teenage author's dream world takes book form
By Brianne Tolj
While many children dream of an imaginary world, 15-year-old Elisabeth Wheatley made hers a reality. At the age of 11, Ms. Wheatley put pen to paper and began creating a story about a magical yet hated society.
After four years and many drafts, Ms. Wheatley's imaginary escape has finally become a novel, The Key of Amatahns.
Ms. Wheatley said the book is a coming-of-age story.
"It's about keeping promises, being forgiven, enduring hardships, and persevering," said Ms. Wheatley.
The main character of the novel, Janir, was born an Argetallam, but was raised outside of her society as the daughter of a lord. Her adolescence appears to be normal, that is until one day her powers awaken and her life is no longer what it seemed.
When she completed the tale, Ms. Wheatley gave the book to her brother and mother to read before sending it to an editor.
"I get nervous when other people read my stories but I enjoy writing very much," Ms. Wheatley said.
Ms. Wheatley said the editor liked the book and after meeting with a publisher Chengalera Press in March, she decided to publish the novel with them.
To prepare for print, the novel underwent several rounds of editing including suggested changes from Professor Emeritus of English T. Walt Herbert, who retired from Southwestern University in 2006.
The title of the book was changed after the book was complete, drawing inspirations from the legends of King Arthur.
The novel is the first of seven in the series titled Argetallam.
"I have almost finished writing the second book," said Ms. Wheatley.
Ms. Wheatley, who is homeschooled, said for her writing is synonymous with freedom, but did not always feel that way.
"I used to hate reading," Ms. Wheatley said. "My mom encouraged me to read by searching for books she thought I would like."
She is now an avid reader. Her favorites include Gail Carson Levine and Christopher Paolini, who wrote the Inheritance Cycle.
Ms. Wheatley said she began writing stories at the age of 8 and decided that is what she wanted to do for a career three years ago.
The oldest of four, Ms. Wheatley lives with her parents and three younger brothers on a ranch in the Liberty Hill area.
When Ms. Wheatley isn't drafting her next story, she said one of her hobbies is keeping bees and collecting their honey to eat or their wax to make candles. There are around seven hives on her family's property. She also plays the piano.
"I do have a few ideas for other series, but they are really tiny right now," said Ms. Wheatley.


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Kostel svatého Jakuba (případně Kostel svatého Jakuba staršího) se nachází na terénní výspě nad údolím řeky Želetavky na hřbitově v severozápadní části města Jemnice ve čtvrti Podolí, je filiálním kostelem římskokatolické farnosti Jemnice. Kostel je pozdně románskou jednolodní stavbou s románskou válcovou věží, kostel má gotický presbytář, věž je postavena na rotundě z počátku 12. století. Kostel je chráněn jako kulturní památka České republiky.

V kostele jsou heraldické náhrobky, obrazy svatého Františka z Assisi a svaté Veroniky, oba pochází z doby kolem poloviny 18. století. V kostele je také hlavní oltář z roku 1836 s obrazem svatého Jakuba od Matyáše Šťastného, vedlejší oltář pochází z roku 1853.

Historie
Kostel sv. Jakuba v Podolí je nejstarší kostel ve městě. V historii Jemnice rozlišujeme dva svatojakubské kostely ve stejném místě:

první svatojakubský kostel – románská rotunda s věží, z něhož zůstala do dnešních dob zachována válcová věž (nejstarší dochovaná kostelní věž na Moravě vůbec) a železný zvon s datem 1118,

druhý svatojakubský kostel – románský jednolodní.

První svatojakubský kostel – románská rotunda s věží

Kostel byl postaven v lokalitě původně plánované trhové vsi (dnešní čtvrť Podolí). Rotunda byla stavbou s válcovým presbytářem, apsidou a válcové věže s románskými okny a středovým pilířem z tesaného kamene, věž byla navýšena barokní přístavbou.

Byla součástí hrazeného románského knížecího dvorce, který si podle tradice dala začátkem 12. století zbudovat vdova královna Svatava Polská jako své občasné ("letní") sídlo na Moravě. Podle stejného zdroje vedle obytné části dvorce byla ke stávající rotundě přistavěna válcová věž – později zvonice, která má do čtyř stran sdružená románská okna. V té době věže nebo empory mnohdy nesouvisejí ani tak s provozem kostela, jako spíše s jeho útočištnou (refugiální) či obranou funkcí - v bouřlivých dobách mohly sloužit jako útočiště privilegované místo obrany jeho vlastníka, kdežto zbývající část kostela byla určena jako útočiště ostatních věřících. Nejpregnantněji úlohu takové věže dokládá kostel v Propsteibergu. Zedníci kvůli existující rotundě nemohli stavět lešení a tak věž nebyla postavena v ose kostela, ale mimo ní. Ve zvonici byl umístěn menší železný zvon, s datem 1118. Podle tohoto se usuzovalo, že zvonice byla dokončena tohoto roku.

Tradici potvrdil archeologický průzkum provedený v této lokalitě v období 1971 – 1973. Ve zprávě z roku 1974 se uvádí: "rotunda byla vybudovaná na svažujícím se hlinitopísčitém podloží ostrožny již někdy v první čtvrti 12. století. K válcové lodi o nepatrně kolísajícím průměru /minimálně 650 cm/ při nadzemní síle zdiva 140 cm, jež byla pravděpodobně vyklenuta kopulí, se na východě pojila velká, patrně konchou sklenutá podkovovitá apsida o maximální síle zdiva 120 cm a na západě válcová věž. Tato měla pouze schodišťovou funkci a byla zároveň zvonicí". Na jiném místě se uvádí:  "Válcová zvonice, spočívající, jak se zdá, na kvadratické kamenné substrukci, nebyla napojena na rotundu axiálně, jak se původně předpokládalo. Zpřístupňovala vchodem v patře emporu rotundy, jak tomu bylo u karolinských a otonských kaplí. Šlo tedy o emporový a zároveň farní kostel vybudovaný patrně na zeměpanském dvorci, jenž byl hospodářským ústředím knížecího dominia 12. století v  předlokační hornické vsi v Podolí. Jde o jedinou dosud známou stavbu tohoto funkčně chronologického typu na Moravě, jejíž jedinou analogii v Čechách představuje rotunda sv. Jiří na Řípu".

V souvislosti s kostelem sv. Jakuba v Podolí je rotunda "jako kaple připojená s posvěceným oltářem sloužící jako sakristie" zmiňována ještě v záznamu děkanské matriky v Telči k roku 1662. Při požáru v roce 1700 došlo k jejímu silnému poškození. Zbořena byla ze statických důvodů koncem 18. století. Věž zůstala stát a sloužila dál jako zvonice.

Druhý svatojakubský kostel – románský jednolodní.

V roce 1197 došlo mezi bratry Vladislavem Jindřichem a Přemyslem Otakarem k usmíření a dohodě, podle které, jak praví kronikář: "že oba zároveň onen na Moravě, tento v Čechách panovati budou, a aby, majíce oba jednu mysl, měli též i jedno knížectví, což až podnes mezi nimi nedotknuto trvá". Na jejím základě byla v období 1209 až 1213 vláda na celé Moravě sjednocena pod Vladislavem Jindřichem a moravští údělnící mu složili vazalský slib.

Tak jako ztratila na významu údělná knížectví, ztratila na významu i hospodářská ústřední knížecí dominia včetně toho v Podolí. Na významu nabývají města. Kolem roku 1227 jsou na protějším břehu Želetavky stavěny hradby a vzniká "královské" město. Za vlády Přemysla Otakara II. v jeho sousedství započato se stavbou zeměpanského sídla (královského hradu) v "nové" Jemnici. Opuštěná obytná budova dvorce v Podolí byla přestavěna na kostel a zůstala zachována v nynější lodi kostela sv. Jakuba. Dříve se též uvádělo, že panské sídlo v podobě dřevěného dvorce bylo zbořeno a na jeho místě postaven kamenný kostel. Prvně uvedená teorie je pravděpodobnější, protože při opravě omítek v roce 1999 byl zjištěn zbytek malého okna původní stavby ve výši 170 cm nad podlahou.

Kostel stojí na výspě prudce spadající k pravému břehu řeky Želetavky; ta omezoval rozměry obytné budovy dvorce i kostela. Loď kostela proto zůstala původního obdélníkového tvaru o rozměrech 17 x 10 m. Na východní straně byla přistavěna půlkruhová apsida v šíři a délce 4 metry. Strop byl trámový, výška kostela asi o 1/3 dnešní výšky nižší. Na jižní straně proražena tři románská okna. Byl farním kostelem a současně hřbitovní svatyní, protože v jeho okolí byl zřízen hřbitov. Prvním známým farářem z Jemnice je farář Viktor (1226).

K velké přestavbě kostela došlo po roce 1500. Malá půlkruhová apsida byla nahrazena trojboce uzavřeným pozdně gotickým kněžištěm, které je oproti lodi kostela na severní straně odsazeno zhruba o šíři zdi. Je zaklenuto síťovou žebrovou klenbou a pole mezi žebry jsou vyzdobena nástěnnými malbami představujícími 28 církevních postav; klenba je datována do roku 1515. Prosvětluje ho 5 gotických oken. Vzácným dílem kamenického umění je vysoké pozdně gotické pastoforium (též sanktuarium) v presbytáři na evangelní straně s vytesaným letopočtem 1518. Zvenčí je opatřeno opěrnými pilíři. Aby k přístavbě vůbec mohlo dojít, musela být předtím na východní straně vystavěna ve vzdálenosti cca 20 metrů lodi kostela nová opěrná zeď s mohutnými pilíři.

V roce 1658 kostel přestal být farním kostelem jemnické farnosti, ta byla přesunuta do nově postaveného kostela sv. Stanislava na náměstí Svobody. Kostel vyhořel v roce 1832, pak byl mezi lety 1849 a 1851 opraven a přestavěn, byla zaklenuta kostelní loď a v západní části kostela byla přistavěna hudební kruchta. V roce 1834 byl pak výrazně rozšířen hřbitov.

K celkové renovaci se přistoupilo v roce 1906. Celý kostel získal novou kamennou dlažbu. Při sejmutí omítek byly objeveny výše zmiňované gotické fresky. Jejich restaurování zajistil H. Hagenmüller, profesor malířské akademie v Mnichově.

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Kniha Dějiny Jemnice, vydaná Městem Jemnice v roce 2010 (strany 15 až 37, 248 aj.)

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Electromagnetic waves form a vital part of our daily life since they are the basic building block for many of our regular amenities including digital imaging, sensing, and devices such as antennas, light sources, optical fibers, lenses, etc. Ranging from enormously low frequencies up to Gamma rays, the electromagnetic wave occurrences continuously received excessive attention while the interaction of matter and waves has been a focus of the extensive study of researchers.
Passage of electromagnetic waves through free space does not provide with interesting phenomena. It is the interaction of electromagnetic waves with the material that led to the numerous applications and devices mentioned earlier. Transmission of electromagnetic waves, their reflection, and diffraction are some of the many effects which result from the interaction of waves and material. Dielectric permittivity (ε) and the magnetic permeability (µ) are the two electromagnetic parameters that determine the materials response to an incident electromagnetic wave.
The response of ordinary materials is just a small part of the available literature. Aberrant material responses can be obtained by crafting intricate structures, also called Metamaterials. The phrase "Meta" is of Greek origin meaning "beyond." These are those material designs which are composed of atoms that are on order of a fraction of the wavelength of light.
To provide a good description of the interaction of light and matter, one can take an average of the atomic scale. Therefore atomic detail is not very important. It is then considered as a homogeneous medium, and electromagnetic parameters can be defined. The flexibility provided by metamaterials of tailoring electromagnetic parameters of materials, within some theoretical limit, is an indispensable source of motivation and interest surrounding these structures.
Metamaterial research began in the early 21st century after successful demonstration of both negative permittivity and negative magnetic permeability (Smith, 2000). In spite of this, it started forty years ago, in 1968, due to the conceptual framework of negative ε and µ posted by a Russian physicist (Veselago, 1968). It took forty years and hard work by Sir John B. Pendry et al. (1999) for the actual realization of such a structure in Pendry, Holden, Robbins, and Stewart, 1999). Veselago et al. (1968) coined left-handed material as a term to refer to structures holding negative values of ε and µ simultaneously. One can achieve a negative refractive index that cannot be produced by naturally existing materials. The negative index reversed many known optical effects and changed the perspective of the scientists regarding the way they treat the optics and electromagnetics. From the year 2000 onwards, the area of metamaterials saw an increasing importance as the number of publications in metamaterials and other related fields doubled every ten months, efficiently following the famous Moore's Law (Veselago, & Narimanov, 2006). It's been sixteen years since the introduction of this field, and witnessed the publication of voluminous literature on this specific topic, indicating the interest of the scientific community in metamaterials and numerous journals covering the wide variety of issues of the metamaterial.


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			else if( point.x > window.innerWidth - wt ) {
				navigateRight();
			}
			else if( point.y < ht ) {
				navigateUp();
			}
			else if( point.y > window.innerHeight - ht ) {
				navigateDown();
			}

			slide();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Handles mouse wheel scrolling, throttled to avoid
	 * skipping multiple slides.
	 */
	function onDocumentMouseScroll( event ){
		clearTimeout( mouseWheelTimeout );

		mouseWheelTimeout = setTimeout( function() {
			var delta = event.detail || -event.wheelDelta;
			if( delta > 0 ) {
				availableRoutes().down ? navigateDown() : navigateRight();
			}
			else {
				availableRoutes().up ? navigateUp() : navigateLeft();
			}
		}, 100 );
	}

	/**
	 * Handler for the window level 'hashchange' event.
	 *
	 * @param {Object} event
	 */
	function onWindowHashChange( event ) {
		readURL();
	}

	/**
	 * Wrap all links in 3D goodness.
	 */
	function linkify() {
        if( supports3DTransforms ) {
        	var nodes = document.querySelectorAll( '#reveal .slides section a:not(.image)' );

	        for( var i = 0, len = nodes.length; i < len; i++ ) {
	            var node = nodes[i];

	            if( node.textContent && !node.querySelector( 'img' ) && ( !node.className || !node.classList.contains( node, 'roll' ) ) ) {
	                node.classList.add( 'roll' );
	                node.innerHTML = '' + node.innerHTML + '';
	            }
	        };
        }
	}

	/**
	 * Displays the overview of slides (quick nav) by
	 * scaling down and arranging all slide elements.
	 *
	 * Experimental feature, might be dropped if perf
	 * can't be improved.
	 */
	function activateOverview() {
		dom.wrapper.classList.add( 'overview' );

		var horizontalSlides = Array.prototype.slice.call( document.querySelectorAll( HORIZONTAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR ) );

		for( var i = 0, len1 = horizontalSlides.length; i < len1; i++ ) {
			var hslide = horizontalSlides[i],
				htransform = 'translateZ(-2500px) translate(' + ( ( i - indexh ) * 105 ) + '%, 0%)';

			hslide.setAttribute( 'data-index-h', i );
			hslide.style.display = 'block';
			hslide.style.WebkitTransform = htransform;
			hslide.style.MozTransform = htransform;
			hslide.style.msTransform = htransform;
			hslide.style.OTransform = htransform;
			hslide.style.transform = htransform;

			if( !hslide.classList.contains( 'stack' ) ) {
				// Navigate to this slide on click
				hslide.addEventListener( 'click', onOverviewSlideClicked, true );
			}

			var verticalSlides = Array.prototype.slice.call( hslide.querySelectorAll( 'section' ) );

			for( var j = 0, len2 = verticalSlides.length; j < len2; j++ ) {
				var vslide = verticalSlides[j],
					vtransform = 'translate(0%, ' + ( ( j - indexv ) * 105 ) + '%)';

				vslide.setAttribute( 'data-index-h', i );
				vslide.setAttribute( 'data-index-v', j );
				vslide.style.display = 'block';
				vslide.style.WebkitTransform = vtransform;
				vslide.style.MozTransform = vtransform;
				vslide.style.msTransform = vtransform;
				vslide.style.OTransform = vtransform;
				vslide.style.transform = vtransform;

				// Navigate to this slide on click
				vslide.addEventListener( 'click', onOverviewSlideClicked, true );
			}
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Exits the slide overview and enters the currently
	 * active slide.
	 */
	function deactivateOverview() {
		dom.wrapper.classList.remove( 'overview' );

		var slides = Array.prototype.slice.call( document.querySelectorAll( '#reveal .slides section' ) );

		for( var i = 0, len = slides.length; i < len; i++ ) {
			var element = slides[i];

			// Resets all transforms to use the external styles
			element.style.WebkitTransform = '';
			element.style.MozTransform = '';
			element.style.msTransform = '';
			element.style.OTransform = '';
			element.style.transform = '';

			element.removeEventListener( 'click', onOverviewSlideClicked );
		}

		slide();
	}

	/**
	 * Checks if the overview is currently active.
	 *
	 * @return {Boolean} true if the overview is active,
	 * false otherwise
	 */
	function overviewIsActive() {
		return dom.wrapper.classList.contains( 'overview' );
	}

	/**
	 * Invoked when a slide is and we're in the overview.
	 */
	function onOverviewSlideClicked( event ) {
		// TODO There's a bug here where the event listeners are not
		// removed after deactivating the overview.
		if( overviewIsActive() ) {
			event.preventDefault();

			deactivateOverview();

			indexh = this.getAttribute( 'data-index-h' );
			indexv = this.getAttribute( 'data-index-v' );

			slide();
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Updates one dimension of slides by showing the slide
	 * with the specified index.
	 *
	 * @param {String} selector A CSS selector that will fetch
	 * the group of slides we are working with
	 * @param {Number} index The index of the slide that should be
	 * shown
	 *
	 * @return {Number} The index of the slide that is now shown,
	 * might differ from the passed in index if it was out of
	 * bounds.
	 */
	function updateSlides( selector, index ) {

		// Select all slides and convert the NodeList result to
		// an array
		var slides = Array.prototype.slice.call( document.querySelectorAll( selector ) );

		if( slides.length ) {
			// Enforce max and minimum index bounds
			index = Math.max(Math.min(index, slides.length - 1), 0);

			slides[index].className = 'present';

			for( var i = 0; i < slides.length; i++ ) {
				var slide = slides[i];

				// Optimization; hide all slides that are three or more steps
				// away from the present slide
				if( overviewIsActive() === false ) {
					slide.style.display = Math.abs( index - i ) > 3 ? 'none' : 'block';
				}

				if( i < index ) {
					// Any element previous to index is given the 'past' class
					slide.className = 'past';
				}
				else if( i > index ) {
					// Any element subsequent to index is given the 'future' class
					slide.className = 'future';
				}

				// If this element contains vertical slides
				if( slide.querySelector( 'section' ) ) {
					slide.classList.add( 'stack' );
				}
			}
		}
		else {
			// Since there are no slides we can't be anywhere beyond the
			// zeroth index
			index = 0;
		}

		return index;

	}

	/**
	 * Updates the visual slides to represent the currently
	 * set indices.
	 */
	function slide() {
		indexh = updateSlides( HORIZONTAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR, indexh );
		indexv = updateSlides( VERTICAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR, indexv );

		// Update progress if enabled
		if( config.progress ) {
			dom.progressbar.style.width = ( indexh / ( document.querySelectorAll( HORIZONTAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR ).length - 1 ) ) * window.innerWidth + 'px';
		}

		// Close the overview if it's active
		if( overviewIsActive() ) {
			activateOverview();
		}

		updateControls();

		writeURL();
	}

	/**
	 * Updates the state and link pointers of the controls.
	 */
	function updateControls() {
		var routes = availableRoutes();

		// Remove the 'enabled' class from all directions
		[ dom.controlsLeft, dom.controlsRight, dom.controlsUp, dom.controlsDown ].forEach( function( node ) {
			node.classList.remove( 'enabled' );
		} )

		if( routes.left ) dom.controlsLeft.classList.add( 'enabled' );
		if( routes.right ) dom.controlsRight.classList.add( 'enabled' );
		if( routes.up ) dom.controlsUp.classList.add( 'enabled' );
		if( routes.down ) dom.controlsDown.classList.add( 'enabled' );
	}

	/**
	 * Determine what available routes there are for navigation.
	 *
	 * @return {Object} containing four booleans: left/right/up/down
	 */
	function availableRoutes() {
		var horizontalSlides = document.querySelectorAll( HORIZONTAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR );
		var verticalSlides = document.querySelectorAll( VERTICAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR );

		return {
			left: indexh > 0,
			right: indexh < horizontalSlides.length - 1,
			up: indexv > 0,
			down: indexv < verticalSlides.length - 1
		};
	}

	/**
	 * Reads the current URL (hash) and navigates accordingly.
	 */
	function readURL() {
		// Break the hash down to separate components
		var bits = window.location.hash.slice(2).split('/');

		// Read the index components of the hash
		indexh = bits[0] ? parseInt( bits[0] ) : 0;
		indexv = bits[1] ? parseInt( bits[1] ) : 0;

		navigateTo( indexh, indexv );
	}

	/**
	 * Updates the page URL (hash) to reflect the current
	 * state.
	 */
	function writeURL() {
		if( config.history ) {
			var url = '/';

			// Only include the minimum possible number of components in
			// the URL
			if( indexh > 0 || indexv > 0 ) url += indexh;
			if( indexv > 0 ) url += '/' + indexv;

			window.location.hash = url;
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Navigate to the next slide fragment.
	 *
	 * @return {Boolean} true if there was a next fragment,
	 * false otherwise
	 */
	function nextFragment() {
		// Vertical slides:
		if( document.querySelector( VERTICAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR + '.present' ) ) {
			var verticalFragments = document.querySelectorAll( VERTICAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR + '.present .fragment:not(.visible)' );
			if( verticalFragments.length ) {
				verticalFragments[0].classList.add( 'visible' );
				return true;
			}
		}
		// Horizontal slides:
		else {
			var horizontalFragments = document.querySelectorAll( HORIZONTAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR + '.present .fragment:not(.visible)' );
			if( horizontalFragments.length ) {
				horizontalFragments[0].classList.add( 'visible' );
				return true;
			}
		}

		return false;
	}

	/**
	 * Navigate to the previous slide fragment.
	 *
	 * @return {Boolean} true if there was a previous fragment,
	 * false otherwise
	 */
	function previousFragment() {
		// Vertical slides:
		if( document.querySelector( VERTICAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR + '.present' ) ) {
			var verticalFragments = document.querySelectorAll( VERTICAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR + '.present .fragment.visible' );
			if( verticalFragments.length ) {
				verticalFragments[ verticalFragments.length - 1 ].classList.remove( 'visible' );
				return true;
			}
		}
		// Horizontal slides:
		else {
			var horizontalFragments = document.querySelectorAll( HORIZONTAL_SLIDES_SELECTOR + '.present .fragment.visible' );
			if( horizontalFragments.length ) {
				horizontalFragments[ horizontalFragments.length - 1 ].classList.remove( 'visible' );
				return true;
			}
		}

		return false;
	}

	/**
	 * Triggers a navigation to the specified indices.
	 *
	 * @param {Number} h The horizontal index of the slide to show
	 * @param {Number} v The vertical index of the slide to show
	 */
	function navigateTo( h, v ) {
		indexh = h === undefined ? indexh : h;
		indexv = v === undefined ? indexv : v;

		slide();
	}

	function navigateLeft() {
		// Prioritize hiding fragments
		if( overviewIsActive() || previousFragment() === false ) {
			indexh --;
			indexv = 0;
			slide();
		}
	}
	function navigateRight() {
		// Prioritize revealing fragments
		if( overviewIsActive() || nextFragment() === false ) {
			indexh ++;
			indexv = 0;
			slide();
		}
	}
	function navigateUp() {
		// Prioritize hiding fragments
		if( overviewIsActive() || previousFragment() === false ) {
			indexv --;
			slide();
		}
	}
	function navigateDown() {
		// Prioritize revealing fragments
		if( overviewIsActive() || nextFragment() === false ) {
			indexv ++;
			slide();
		}
	}

	// Expose some methods publicly
	return {
		initialize: initialize,
		navigateTo: navigateTo,
		navigateLeft: navigateLeft,
		navigateRight: navigateRight,
		navigateUp: navigateUp,
		navigateDown: navigateDown
	};

})();


A corridor is a long passage in a building, with doors and rooms on one or both sides.
A corridor is a strip of land that connects one country to another or gives it a route to the sea through another country.
The republic lay in a narrow corridor of disputed land.
There are doors on both sides of the corridor.
I ran down the corridor towards the elevator.
The restaurant is at the end of the corridor on the right.
Uso común. corridor es una de las 10000 palabras más usadas del Diccionario Collins.
A corridor is a long passage in a building or train, with rooms on one or both sides.
There were doors on both sides of the corridor.