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America's Most Beautiful College Campuses
by David Abolafia May 18, 2016, 8:36 pm 0 Comments
By definition, a "college town" is a community that is dominated by its university population. The university may be large, or there may be several smaller institutions clustered within its confines, but the key element is how the schools impact the area's economic and social life. One way in which colleges and universities can affect interest in their home cities is through a different kind of sightseeing – "edu-tourism," if you will. And in this season of graduations, it's a perfect time to look at some of the nation's most beautiful campuses, which – with their breathtaking architecture and grounds – can inspire anyone to want to go back to school. Here are a few of our favorites, listed alphabetically:
College of William & Mary (Williamsburg) – The second oldest college in the United States, William & Mary is truly a historic spot in the center of the colonial city. The magnificent Wren Building – the work of acclaimed British architect Christopher Wren – is one of the architectural highlights. Completed in 1700, it is the oldest academic building to have been used uninterruptedly in the U.S. One of the campus' most attractive spots was nearly scuttled in the "drawing board" stage. The Sunken Garden – a beautiful expanse of grass across the center of the school's Old Campus – was designed in the early 1920s, but its development was delayed due to cost concerns. Fortunately, it got the go-ahead in the early 1930s and was finished in 1936. Crim Dell pond, with its trademark bridge, is another lovely green space that brings prettiness to the 1,200-acre grounds.
Lewis & Clark College (Portland) – Set at the top of a hill and surrounded by plentiful woods, the campus has a lot of beautiful scenery packed into its 137 acres. The school is focused around the rustic-looking Frank Manor House, originally completed in 1924 as a mansion with 35 rooms. The college purchased the surrounding estate in 1942; today, the Tudor-style manor house acts as a stunning campus cornerstone, with a waterfall and reflection pool on the rear terrace. Originally founded in 1867 as Albany Collegiate Institute (in Albany, Oregon), the school moved to Portland in 1938.
Point Loma Nazarene University (San Diego) – As well as offering gorgeous ocean vistas, this relatively tiny (just 90 acres) campus has an intriguing past: It was previously the site of a Theosophical commune named Lomaland. Many of the architectural elements date back to that time, including a stunning Greek theater – the first of its kind in North America, constructed in 1901. Completed that same year, the unusually shaped Mieras Hall acts as an eye-catching focal point, blending Victorian timber design with antiquated touches like a Corinthian-style column and an amethyst dome. Established as the Pacific Bible College in 1902, and undergoing various name changes during its history, the institute took over the Lomaland estate in 1973.
Rice University (Houston) – What the campus of Rice University lacks in size, it more than makes up for in lush green expanses and stunning wooded areas. Threaded through the grounds is the Lynn R. Lowrey Arboretum, a collection of more than 4,000 shrubs and trees that presents an idyllic backdrop for those who love to bask in the beauty of nature. As for its edifices, Rice has a number of splendid buildings, such as its iconic Lovett Hall, constructed in 1911. This Mediterranean-inspired stone and brick structure is named for Edgar Odell Lovett, who guided the creation of the university – carrying on the dream of entrepreneur William Marsh Rice. It was crafted to be a statement for the nascent institution – a bold assertion that Rice would be a serious intellectual and cultural force in Houston.
Southern Methodist University (Dallas) – According to its official website, Southern Methodist University "offers the tranquility of a 164-acre suburban campus with Neo-Georgian architecture, spacious lawns and tree-lined walkways." Though the school was chartered in 1911, classes didn't begin until 1915; its inaugural building, Dallas Hall, was dedicated around the same time. The grand Georgian style of the design was based on the historic – and equally beautiful – rotunda at the University of Virginia. Today, the hall remains a chief landmark of the school's main campus in Dallas' University Park.
Tulane University (New Orleans) – Tulane's pretty campus in New Orleans has been on the National Register of Historic Places for more than 35 years – and it's easy to see why: Graceful buildings in various different styles mix with beautiful green spaces like Gibson Quad. Grand oak trees can be seen in abundance. One of the most stunning architectural features is Gibson Hall – the first building on the school's current location – completed in 1894 (the institution had been established as the Medical College of Louisiana 60 years earlier). Built in Richardsonian Romanesque style, Gibson Hall was named for confederate general Randall Lee Gibson. Today, it houses most of the senior level administration as well as the Office of Undergraduate Admission and the School of Continuing Studies.
University of Houston (Houston) – School's been in since 1939 at the University of Houston's beautiful 667-acre campus (though the institution was founded 12 years earlier as Houston Junior College, initially operating out of San Jacinto High School). Generations of students have been wowed by the leafy, sculpture-adorned grounds and the striking Art Deco-style Ezekiel W. Cullen Building. Completed in 1950, the building is made even more awe-inspiring by the surrounding Cullen Family Plaza. This outside space, which includes a fountain and reflecting pool, was dedicated in 1972. Another entrancing campus feature is Jim Sanborn's sculpture, A Comma A, which features cut-out text from various literary sources, in different languages. At night, its text is projected onto the adjacent M.D. Anderson Library.
University of San Diego (San Diego) – A school that is both small (180 acres) and young (established in 1949), USD still has its share of architectural marvels. Chief among these is the magnificent Immaculata Church, a masterpiece of grandeur and beauty. Constructed by the Diocese of San Diego and receiving its dedication in 1959, it is truly something to admire, for people of any faith. Particularly noteworthy are the church's opulent entrance – which boasts a door made out of solid bronze – and the Spanish-inspired touches, from the red-tiled roof to the mosaic-tiled dome. Many of the other buildings on campus also have a European flavor, thanks largely to a Spanish Renaissance architectural style that's a living throwback to the 16th century.
University of Washington (Seattle) – Forbes says of the University of Washington's Seattle campus: "Snow-capped mountain views in an urban setting is already a sweet deal. And in Seattle, the University of Washington offers this, and more." While being able to see both the Olympic Mountains and Cascade Range from its 703-acre grounds is certainly a draw, there is beauty all over the site – from the cherry blossoms that grace the Quad in spring, to the imposing Tenino sandstone Denny Hall, designed in the French Renaissance Revival style. Opened for classes in 1895, Denny Hall acted as the hub of the new campus after it moved from downtown Seattle that same year. The school was originally established as the Territorial University of Washington in 1861.
University of Wisconsin-Madison (Madison) – For those who like sailing, windsurfing or wakeboarding, this campus is ideally placed – on 936 acres between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona. Fans of elegant architecture can also get their fill with the likes of Bascom Hill – the main quad that combines Romanesque and Gothic elements. The quad is overlooked by Bascom Hall, a structure that opened its doors in 1859 and was described at the time by the Board of Regents as "the best building for educational purposes that has yet been erected in the West." A botanic garden also adds a burst of natural splendor to the grounds, with more than 500 species of shrubs, trees and plants.
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Die-cast: NEO 1956 Chrysler 300B
November 26, 2016 Mark Savage	Leave a comment
NEO creates a sharp Chrysler 300B
My uncle had a late 1950s Chrysler 300, a creamy thing that took up his entire garage and sported giant fins. I thought it was wonderfully exotic.
But I've come to appreciate the beauty of earlier 300s, which were launched in 1955 as Letter Series cars, beginning with the 300C that was even raced on the NASCAR circuit. Its paint scheme proclaimed it the "world's fastest stock car."
NEO moves forward a year from that premier model to create the 1956 Chrysler 300B, yes they went backward in the lettering phase for one year before the '57 300C appeared with its big yawning front grille. But back to the '56, which NEO so beautifully produces in 1/43 scale and in a creamy white; this is a handsome car.
While the '55 may be the most famous because it kicked off the Letter Series 300s, the 1956 300B seems more stately and elegant to me. Its fins are modest in size and blend well with the car's profile while the taillights are remeniscent of upscale Lincolns of the day.
The car's two available V8 engines were even more powerful that year too, the optional more powerful model achieving an automotive milestone. Chrysler's 354 cu.in, 5.8-liter FirePower V8 could create 355 horsepower, the first U.S. car maker's engine to produce 1 horsepower per cubic inch. Chevy followed with its own such engine a year later.
That engine would propel a 300B to nearly 140 mph, yet despite all the notoriety that brought the two-door luxury speedster, just 1,102 of the model were sold that year.
The 1956 also had a sister car, the Adventurer across the aisle in its DeSoto brand. And the 300B's other claim to fame, was a cool new option, a Highway Hi-Fi, an actual phonograph record player mounted in the dash.
While the engine isn't visible in NEO's sealed body 1/43 scale model, the stately beauty is evident and the detailing create an understated beauty.
Once again NEO beautifully reproduces the slim chrome trim that extends from headlight to taillight down the car's body. Plus fine chrome window trim encircles all windows, including the wraparound front and rear windows along with small vents beyond the broader chromed A-pillars. NEO's model has thin chrome wiper arms, a driver's side mirror, door handles and, naturally, front and rear bumpers. The large twin main grilles are chrome as are bezels around the headlights and elegant taillights.
Headlights are hooded and the Chrysler nameplate on the nose appears to be photo-etched, as are Chrysler 300 logos below the side chrome trim on the fins. There's a triangular 300 crest on the trunk lid too.
Tires are wide white-sidewall numbers and treaded, but no branding, along with big chrome wheel covers. In back are twin tailpipes and a white and green Michigan license plate, nose and tail.
Side windows are all posed up on the model, but its interior is plain to see, with white bench seats front and rear and a black dash. Gauges are visible and the 2-spoke steering wheel is white and black with a chrome horn ring. Silver window crank knobs also are visible inside the car.
The variety that NEO offers now in post-World War II in this scale is impressive and the Chrysler 300B is another fine example that can help collectors round out their collections.
Vital Stats: 1956 Chrysler 300B
Maker: NEO
Link: American-Excellence.com
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Gold Connections, the full-band vehicle for Charlottesville, Virginia-based singer/songwriter Will Marsh, has announced a new EP, Like a Shadow, and we're pleased to premiere its title track and first single, "Like a Shadow." "Don't write like the letter never sent/I remember thinking/I still get to thinking/This life never ends," Marsh sings over a hazy backdrop of gently distorted guitars. The track is equal parts '90s alt-rock bravado and minimal pop à la The Jesus and Mary Chain. Check out the song, along with a pre-order link and some tour dates, below.
On the making of the EP Marsh had this to say: "I wrote these songs at the beginning of a strange period in my life—marked in equal parts by graduation, the election of our new president, the end of a relationship, and the fulfillment of my lifelong dream to record a studio album. Reality was shaken and the range of possibilities was shifting. Like a Shadow, and especially its single of the same name, is about the struggle to move forward into a world that seems both infinitely precarious and abundant. It's EP on aftermath, written through a mixture of fear, melancholy, and lust for life."
This release will be Marsh's first since last year's Popular Fiction, an album that gestated for a period of several years. This EP is decidedly more contemporary, having been mostly written over the course of the last year. Like a Shadow also marks the first time Marsh recorded with the same band that he tours with, giving the album a newly minted internal consistency. Gold Connections' first EP was produced by Will Toledo of Car Seat Headrest while the two were in school together. Starting in early March, the band will be headed on the road for a run of several dates stretching to the Midwest before finally terminating at SXSW. Preorder the EP here.
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Numerous reports have documented the regulation of the ncRNAs, particularly mirRNAs and lncRNAs, in a wide range of cellular processes. Consequently, they significantly contribute to regulation of reproduction, regeneration, growth, development and aging of organisms, particularly in mammals, and to the pathogenesis of many diseases such as neurological disorders, oncogenesis, heart /kidney diseases, etc. Indeed, the emerging evidences have linked the aberrant generation of lncRNAs with down-regulation of the tumor suppressor genes and activation of the oncogenes.
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Impact on Rovers of any possible Connor Mahoney transfer
By Rich Sharpe @richsharpe89 Rovers Reporter
Connor Mahoney made just two appearances for Bournemouth
Rovers will be monitoring the likely move of Connor Mahoney to Championship rivals Millwall.
Mahoney left Rovers for Premier League side Bournemouth after relegation to League One in 2017 but he has made just two FA Cup starts at the Vitality Stadium.
The 22-year-old enjoyed a productive loan spell with Birmingham City, playing 32 times, after finishing the 2017/18 campaign with Barnsley.
And that looks to have prompted Lions boss Neil Harris in to making a move for Mahoney who is set to sign a long-term deal at the New Den, according to the Daily Mail.
Having turned down the offer of a new deal at Rovers, but being under the age of 24, the club received an initial £425,000 from Bournemouth for Mahoney as per the ruling by the Professional Football Compensation Committee (PFCC).
In addition to the initial payment, Bournemouth would have had to pay a further sum of £100,000 on the player making 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 first-team appearances – a potential further payment of £500,000.
The possibility of international appearances was also factored in, which would have netted Rovers a further £250,000 should the winger have made a full senior appearance for England.
Although Rovers look set to miss out on all those possible clauses, they could still make a small slice of profit, should his move to Millwall top the £425,000 they received from the Cherries.
Rovers are due 20 per cent of any profit made on any sale of Mahoney from Bournemouth.
Mahoney moved to Ewood Park in 2013 from Accrington Stanley and made his Rovers debut as a substitute in the FA Cup defeat at Manchester City in January 2014, aged 16 years and 11 months.
However, it wasn't until the turn of 2017 that he was given a chance to shine on the first-team stage, first under Owen Coyle and then by Tony Mowbray who replaced him last February.
In all, Mahoney started six times for Rovers and made a further 15 appearances off the bench.


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Magic of MLS on display at 2021 All-Star Game
MLS All-Star Week proves wildly entertaining despite the absences.
By Trebor Tracy Aug 26, 2021, 10:41am PDT
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I'll be honest, I was worried for the 2021 MLS All-Star Game in the lead-up to the week. Not only is Los Angeles still doing its best to overcome new variants of COVID. Not only is the hosting team having its worse season in club history, but just days before the festivities were to begin, it was announced the two biggest stars, in addition to several others, wouldn't be playing.
In the end though, the MLS did what it does best, persevere. Despite everything seemingly going against them, through will and sheer chaos. After Liga MX won a competitive, and surprisingly fun Skills Challenge the night previous, all eyes were on the 'main event' on Wednesday. It did not disappoint.
Liga MX All-Star Jonathan Rodriguez continued his incredible week. After nailing the winning shot in the crossbar challenge the night before, he got the opening goal of the match to give Liga MX the early lead. They would keep the lead going into the halftime break.
MLS eventually got their equalizer in the second half. The 3252 made an appearance early in the second half, as their voices filled The Banc. Their calls and chants would be answered, as if summoned by pure energy, as LAFC's own, defender Jesús Murillo, climbed the ladder to get his head on a well placed corner kick into the box. After letting the crowd know whose house they were in, he decided to grace us with a dance. Momentum had shifted.
Yessir Jesus Murillo! Get up! #MLSAllStar Game pres. by @Target pic.twitter.com/7uumfKLQ7J
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) August 26, 2021
It was around this time MLS All-Stars head coach Bob Bradley brought out his brick wall, New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner. The U.S. International has enjoyed an incredible summer, and the hype train wasn't about to stop in Los Angeles. While he put together some nice saves to keep the match level, it was his play in the penalty shootout that left mouths opened and minds blown.
In the end, it was the teenage sensation that sealed the deal for the MLS. 18-year-old FC Dallas forward Ricardo Pepi was the talk for much of the night as his international decision was once again top news. Amidst the apparent confirmation that the youngster would be among the USMNT team set for World Cup Qualifiers, he calmly stepped up to the spot at The Banc with the entire crowd hanging on his every move, and netted the winner.
18-YEAR-OLD RICARDO PEPI FOR THE WIN #MLSAllStar Game pres. by @Target pic.twitter.com/iAeES7qAyU
The moment capped off an incredible few days in Los Angeles as the center of the MLS universe. From The 3252 making their presence felt, an LAFC player getting a goal, and that winning feeling back at The Banc, perhaps this is just what the team needs heading into Saturday, when it really matters.
New year, same expectations for LAFC in 2022 Don't call it a rebuild.


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Emlyn is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Whitley County, Kentucky, United States. Its population was 427 as of the 2010 census. Emlyn has a post office with ZIP code 40730, which opened on May 29, 1902. U.S. Route 25W passes through the community.

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Q: How to make NetBeans treat comments the same as everything else when wrapping? In NetBeans 8.1, with the line wrap setting set to Anywhere, comments in PHP files are somehow treated as magical and special, and ignore this setting.
To reproduce: type a long line of code, such that it wraps. Put // at the start of it, and observe that it is now all on one line, and a horizontal scrollbar has appeared.
How can I make it not do this, and wrap comments in the same way as everything else?
Bonus points if anybody can shed any light on why it would do this in the first place — I can't see any logic to it!