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Q: How to remove element from an array of dict? I have a dictionary array records
async def execute_query(query):
    async with self.pool.acquire() as conn:
        async with conn.cursor() as cur:
            await cur.execute(query)
            records = []
            async for row in cur:
                records.append({
                    'id':    row[0],
                    'created_at': row[1],
                    ...
                })

    return records;

I want to return all records except elements(dicts) that have
id = 1.
How to do this quickly? I don't want to add if else statement inside loop.

A: Try this. It's a list comprehension that filters out the elements you don't want.
async for row in [x for x in cur if x['id'] != 1 ]:
    records.append....

Of course you can move the list comprehension onto it's own line if you think that's clearer. The disadvantage of this approach though is that it creates a new list containing all the items you want from 'cur'.

A: You can use List comprehension:
return [record for record in records if record['id'] != 1]

A: unfortunately I think list comprehension is faster in this case, not sure if it's even possible without an if statement
records = [{'id':1,'created_at':0},
           {'id':0,'created_at':0}
           ]
ones = [d for d in records if d['id']!=1]
print (ones)

prints:
[{'id': 0, 'created_at': 0}]

if you want to change records:
records = [d for d in records if d['id']!=1]
print (records)

prints:
[{'id': 0, 'created_at': 0}]

or as others are saying with the return statement:
return [d for d in records if d['id']!=1]

A: return_records = []
for r in records:
    for key, value in r.items():
        while key == 'id' and value != 1:
            return_records.append(r)
            break
return return_records

(OR)
tmp_record = records
for r in tmp_record:
    for key, value in r.items():
        while key == 'id' and value == 1:
            records.remove(r)
            break
return records


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Daisy Ridley won't talk about romance
13 Nov, 2019 by Helena-Reet Ennet
OHMYGOSSIP — Daisy Ridley doesn't want to talk about her relationship.
The 27-year-old actress is romancing fellow actor Tom Bateman, but following engagement rumours between the pair – which surfaced when Daisy began wearing a diamond ring on her ring finger – she has said she won't be discussing any details of her love life in public.
When asked about her ring, the 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' star said: "It's a really nice ring that I wear. Oh my God. It's the first time I've publicly been asked this one."
She then explained to Marie Claire magazine: "The thing is, I've never talked about my personal life. So I won't talk about it now. I'm so aware of how much information about my life is out there, so if there's one thing I don't want to talk about … [it's my relationship]."
And fans won't be able to find out any news from Daisy on social media either, as the actress quit Instagram in 2016 and Facebook shortly after.
Recently, the actress said she has no plans to return to the platforms.
Asked if she'd return, she said: "Cut off like a Skywalker limb.
"Also, when I want to see what my pals are up to, you can just Google it and go to Instagram."
The 'Ophelia' actress thinks sites such as Twitter have allowed people a huge platform to air negative views.
She added: "I honestly think now with social media and stuff … it's great to have freedom of expression, but I do feel like people think opinions have so much weight.
"I don't really think bad vibes should have the sun shone on them. Like, I don't want to read your thing!"
Daisy and Tom, 30, met on the set of 'Murder on the Orient Express' in 2016, and the couple reportedly share an apartment together.
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Franchise movies have crossed over for over a hundred yearsover a hundred years, however despite the long and serialised nature of TV, they're still relatively uncommon besides spin-offs. Crossover episodes between shows indicate both shows take place in the same universe, and long running shows often have multiple over their course.
If you take all the crossover episodes of a TV show, and combine it with every crossover episodes from that show (et cetera), how many shows comprise the biggest universe? As "crossover" is quite vague on its own, I'm imposing these definitions on it:
The episode takes place at the location of one or both shows
The episode features at least one character from the second show, played by the same actor.
Parodies of a show featuring a cameo by an original cast member do not count (e.g. Saturday Night Live and Breaking Bad)
Movies don't count as episodes
For example, The CSI-Verse:
CSI and CSI: Miami in Cross-Jurisdictions
CSI: Miami and CSI: NY in Manhattan Manhunt
CSI and CSI: New York in Hammer Down
CSI and Without a Trace in Who and What
There are additional crossover episodes within the shows, but only unique shows count here, so this is 4. Though soon it will be 5 as the CSI episode Kitty has been commissioned for a full series.
Franchise movies have crossed over for over a hundred years, however despite the long and serialised nature of TV, they're still relatively uncommon besides spin-offs. Crossover episodes between shows indicate both shows take place in the same universe, and long running shows often have multiple over their course.
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So my question is: If you take all the crossover episodes of a TV show, and combine it with every crossover episodes from that show (et cetera), how many shows comprise the biggest universe? As "crossover" is quite vague on its own, I'm imposing these definitions on it:
tv-shows crossovers
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Due to the ongoing nature of TV, no definitive answer is possible, but feel free to post universes which are smaller but more interesting (such as containing no spin-offs), one universe per post.
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Q: Keyboard dead after lid-close .. lid-open [18.10, Detachable Laptop] I'm using an Acer Switch 5 (a compact laptop with detachable keyboard) with Ubuntu 18.10 + latest updates. Generally the experience is great, but there is a frustrating niggle:
When I close the keyboard up against the screen (lid close) the laptop sleeps as expected. But when I open it again, the keyboard and it's built-in touchpad are dead (although the laptop otherwise wakes as expected). To make them work again, I must detach the keyboard and re-attach it. Very cumbersome.
Interesting side note: if I manually put the laptop to sleep, either by pressing the sleep/power button or by selecting suspend/sleep from the power menu and THEN close the lid, when I open the keyboard again, it wakes the laptop and everything works! Hmm.
This is the first time I have tried Linux on the device -- so it's not a regression (i.e. I have never known it to work in the past).
So: do you smart people here know if there is a different sleep action happening when I select suspend/sleep from the menu vs just close the lid? Or do you think there is some confusing hardware/firmware magic happening when the keyboard closes against the powered on laptop?
My current work around is to manually sleep the laptop myself each time before closing my lid. But that is not ... nice.
Thanks for any input!

A: I have felt your pain before and I'm going to assume you haven't modified your GRUB file yet. There are various options or combinations of options that seem to work, so you may have to experiment. This has been a recurring theme on my Toshiba L850D and here is what solved it for me:
In a terminal open GRUB:
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Now find the line that starts with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="
and replace it with
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="atkbd.reset i8042.reset i8042.nomux quiet splash"
Save and exit Ctrl+O and Ctrl+X then update GRUB.
sudo update-grub
Reboot and cross your fingers! You may not need i8042.nomux as that is apparently for very old hardware, but I experienced intermittent results without it.
If that doesn't work you can find other options (like dumbkbd) and more detail in this thread:
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Edit: In case you're wondering I meant to add that my experience with the lid versus the power button was the same.
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Posted on November 2, 2017 March 19, 2018 by Pryor Wild Mustang Center
The Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center has had another successful year, volunteer Lynda Nickle and board member Nancy Cerroni reported this week.
Visitors from all 50 states and 29 foreign countries came to the center just east of Lovell, including visitors from six Canadian provinces.
"We started asking people in July where they're from since some people don't like to sign in (on a register)," Nickle said. "It's been a pretty impressive year."
As of the Tuesday morning interview, 3,790 visitors had come to the mustang center, and 221 guests booked trips on Steve and Nancy Cerroni's PryorWild tour.
"Last year we had more than 4,000 visitors (for the entire year), so it's going to be just about the same," Nickle said.
Volunteers John and Lynda Nickle have helped the Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Center to another strong year with visitors from all 50 states and 29 foreign countries coming to the center. Courtesy Photo
As would be expected, the number one state for visitors to the mustang center was Wyoming, with 124, but there have also been 105 from Montana, 83 from Wisconsin, 73 from Minnesota, 70 from Texas, 63 from Florida, 52 from both Colorado and Washington, 50 from California, 47 from both Michigan and Illinois and 43 from Indiana.
As for foreign countries, the center has seen 57 visitors from Germany, 54 from Canada, 23 from England, 18 from the Netherlands, 16 from France, 15 from Australia, 14 from Switzerland and 13 from both Italy and Denmark.
Other visitors came from Brazil, Chile, China, New Zealand, Tasmania, Scotland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, Finland, Israel, the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico, Austria, South Africa and Tanzania. One other person listed the general region of "West Africa."
As for PryorWild, Cerroni said their tour company has grown from 70 guests in 2014 to this year's 221.
"That's pretty much capacity," Cerroni said. "We've turned down several people due to weather or because we're stretched to the limit. We've made 97 trips up there. We don't want to add on to the tours and have a parade going up there. That would take away from the charm of the experience."
Cerroni said PryorWild operates as a collaborative effort with the mustang center.
"It's been a lifesaver for the mustang center," Nickle added.
Whether at the center or on a tour, Nickle and Cerroni love promoting the wild mustangs.
"Our message is that these horses are a national and international treasure," Cerroni said. "People from Germany, France, the United Kingdom really love the horses.
"When we started the tours everybody wanted to go up and see Cloud, and after he died or disappeared in 2015 we wondered if the horses would have the same appeal and we would get the same numbers. We did, and the horses didn't decline in popularity. Many people tell us the horses are on their bucket list…There are very few places with this kind of easy access to wild horses (like the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area)."
Cerroni heaped praise on the Nickles for making the wild mustang center a continuing operation.
"Kudos to John and Lynda," she said. "I can't say enough about their contributions to the mustang center and to the community in general. Lynda is out here every day on a volunteer basis. She patiently describes where to see the horses and passes that along to the young girls (the center's summer interns), who are branching out and ensuring the popularity and the future of the horses. We've got to
have the younger generation stepping in to carry it forward, like the Reverend (Schwieger) did for me and Matthew (Dillon).
"When people come here it's really about being an information center, and they're provided information on how to find horses they can easily get to on a paved highway."
"One of our main missions is educating the public," added Nickle.
Promoting a community
"The center really benefits Lovell," Nickle said. "They (visitors) ended up spending the night when they didn't plan to."
One of the ways the center gets the word out is the center's Facebook page, and Cerroni said the center recently topped 14,000 followers. She added that the center was earlier this year named the top attraction in Wyoming for 2017 by USA Today in the paper's 10Best Readers' Choice voting thanks to "a loyal group of followers who voted for us. And we were up against Yellowstone and Grand Teton."
A promotional video about the wild mustangs can be found at 10best.com.
Cerroni noted that the travel website Tripadvisor.com lists the mustang center as number three of the top 10 "things to do" in Lovell, topped only by the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area and the Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark.
"That's a really cool thing," she said. "It's just a great area for people to come to, even though it's kind of off the map."
"I spoke to a family and they just couldn't believe the (Devil's Canyon) overlook," Nickle added. "The horses aren't scared of people. They can have an experience that's going to be fantastic."
"Many of our guests stay in Lovell and eat at local restaurants," Cerroni said. "They love the Red Apple.
"We're this little log cabin at the edge of town, and we're quietly making noise out here. We're not known as a tourist town, but people come here to see the wild horses and they get to see the richness of the area, as well."
Anniversary coming
Nickle and Cerroni pointed out that 2018 will mark the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Pryor Mountain Wild Mustang Range.
"It all started with a few local people who had a vision to save the horses," Cerroni said. "It comes back to the idea that a few people can make a difference. It kind of hasn't changed since then. There are still a few local people (working), but there's a great international support system…Horses are as iconic to the American West as the cowboy is.
"When you say wild horse, they (visitors) are amazed to find this
really select herd, this Spanish herd with the markings. They're amazed they
still exist."
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3 Compact Bone and Spongy Bone Compact Bone does not have any spaces or hollows in the bone matrix that are visible to the eye. Compact bone forms the thick-walled tube of the shaft (or diaphysis) of long bones, which surrounds the marrow cavity (or medullary cavity). A thin layer of compact bone also covers the epiphyses of long bones. Spongy Bone (also called trabecular bone or cancellous bone) consists of a delicate network of trabeculae which branch and intersect to form a sponge-like tissue. The ends of long bones (or epiphyses) contain mainly spongy bone.
8 Structure of a Flat Bone External and internal surfaces of flat bone are composed of compact bone. Middle layer is spongy bone and it is also called the diploe. An impact to the skull may fracture the outer layer and crush the spongy bone, but not harm inner compact bone or the underlying brain.
9 Osteogenic Cells Osteogenic Cells are found in the endosteum and periosteum. arise from embryonic mesenchymal cells multiply continuously and differentiate into osteoblasts in response to stress or fractures Osteoblasts produce an extracellular matrix of about 35% collagen fibers and 65% mineral (mostly calcium phosphate). Osteocytes are osteoblasts that have completely surrounded themselves with the extracellular matrix they produce. Spicules are isolated, newly formed pieces of bone.
10 Osteocytes Osteocytes are completely surrounded by bone matrix. Lacunae are the pits in the matrix occupied by the cells. Filopods (also called pseudopods, cytoplasmic extensions, dendritic processes) are long thin extensions of the osteocytes that produce bone matrix around the cell. Filopods are inside tiny canals in the matrix called canaliculi.
11 Osteocytes Osteocytes are arranged in rings called lamellae that are around a central canal that contains blood vessels and nerves. Tips of filopods absorb nutrients from the central canal. Adjacent osteocytes are inter-connected with gap junctions at the tips of the filopods. Osteocytes transfer nutrients from one cell to another through gap junctions.
12 Osteoclasts Macrophages Some stem cells in bone marrow develop into macrophages white blood cells called macrophages. Some macrophages leave the blood and move into bone tissue. In the bone, 3-50 of these macrophages can merge into giant, multinucleated cells called osteoclasts. A single cell formed by the fusion of several cells is called a syncitium. The surface of an osteoclast facing bone is folded into a ruffled border that releases lysosomes that contain enzymes and acids that erode bone matrix and produce pits in the matrix called resorption bays (also called Howship s lacunae).
13 Osteoclasts Four multinucleated osteoclasts producing resorption bays ( Howship s lacunae) in the blue-stained bone matrix. The ruffled border of the osteoclasts is facing the the bone matrix. Dissolved components of the bone matrix (calcium and amino acids) accumulate in the interstitial space and are reabsorbed into the blood.
16 Compact Bone Osteon (Haversian system) is the basic structural unit of bone. Osteons are cylinders of bone tissue formed from layers (concentric lamellae) of osteocytes and matrix arranged around a central (Haversian) canal. Central Canal is lined with endosteum and contains a neurovascular bundle. Neurovascular Bundles contain an artery, vein, nerve and lymphatic vessel Osteocytes are connected to each other and their blood supply by thin pseudopods within canaliculi. Perforating Canals (Volkmann s canals) are perpendicular branches of the central (Haversian) canal Circumferential lamellae ring the outer circumference and the marrow cavity. Bony trabeculae branch off the compact bone surrounding the marrow cavity, filling the cavity with spongy bone.
25 Two types of Bone Development Intramembranous Ossification produces the flat bones of the skull. Endochondral Ossification produces most of the other bones of the skeleton including the long bones of the extremities (arms and legs). The principal difference between intramembranous bone formation and endochondral bone formation is what is replaced during development. The tissue replaced during development in intramembranous ossification is embryonic CT. The tissue replaced in endrochondral ossification is hyaline cartilage. The two processes can occur side by side, and do, in the case of fracture healing and in the development of the the mandible and the clavicle which develop partially from intramembranous ossification and partially from endochondral ossification.
29 Intramembranous Ossification periosteum bone periosteum This is a cross section of fetal skull bone developing by intramembranous ossification. The irregularly shaped pink areas are developing spicules of bone.
30 Intramembranous Ossification Ob HC Oc T ECT T Ocl T HC Embryonic connective tissue (ECT) is gradually replaced by trabeculae (T) of bone that developes around blood vessels in Haversian canals (HC). Osteoblasts (Ob) cover the developing trabecular bone (T) and become osteocytes (Oc) once completely surrounded by matrix. Multinucleated osteoclasts (Ocl) demineralize and remodel the bone matrix.
32 Ossification Centers The primary ossification center forms as cartilage in the center of the cartilage model becomes hypertrophic from a growing blood supply. Hypertrophic cartilage calcifies and dies. Osteoclasts remove of the dead hypertrophic cartilage and then blood vessels, nerves and osteoblasts grow into that space. The same process begins in each epiphysis forming secondary ossification centers that will develop into spongy bone.
35 Zones of Ossification E Cartilage proliferates, becomes hypertrophic, calcifies, dies and is removed and is replaced with new bone tissue.
37 Secondary Ossification Centers develop in the Epiphyses Secondary Ossification Center Diaphysis Metaphysis Epiphysis Epiphyseal plate Metaphysis is cartilaginous tissue between the primary and secondary ossification centers. The epiphyseal plate (growth plate) is a temporary layer of cartilaginous tissue between the spongy bone of the medullary cavity (marrow cavity) and the spongy bone in the epiphyses that persists until growth of the bone is complete.
38 Secondary Ossification Centers Secondary ossification centers begin to form in the epiphyses near time of birth. Bone development does not proceed all the way to the end of the bone. Hyaline cartilage remains over epiphysis as the articular cartilage of the joint surface. The metaphysis is at the junction of the diaphysis and epiphysis and forms an epiphyseal plate (also called a growth plate) until growth ends.
40 The Fetal Skeleton at 12 Weeks stained red for bone tissue. Cartilage is unstained.
41 Cranial ossification is incomplete at birth Soft regions of the skull called fontanels are regions of dense irregular connective tissue. There are usually 6 fontanels at birth Most fontanels close by 12 months and all are usually closed by 24 months.
45 Achondroplastic Dwarfism Achondroplastic dwarfism is a genetic disorder resulting in short stature but normal-sized head and trunk Long bones of the limbs stop growing in childhood but other bones are unaffected.
47 Gigantism Robert Pershing Wadlow in 1938, at age 20 with actresses Maureen O Sullivan, left, and Ann Morris. Smithsonian August 2005 p. 76.
48 Robert Pershing Wadlow, with his mother at his side, had grown to a record height of 8 11 by the time of his death at age 22.
49 7 pounds at age 2 There are over 200 different types of dwarfism, all of which involve bone growth disorders (osteodysplasia) that result in short stature (adult height less than 4 ft. 10 in. tall). Primordial Dwarfism is a group of disorders in which growth is proportional but severely delayed, beginning in the womb. This results in some of the smallest people in the world. The individual pictured has Majewski osteodysplastic primordial dwarfism (MOPD) Type II. Only about 100 individuals worldwide have been identified as having MOPD type II. Both males and females of all ethnic backgrounds are affected. Some families have more than one child with MOPD Type II, which suggests that the disorder is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. Majewski osteodysplastic primordial dwarfism type II (MOPD II): Natural History and Clinical Findings. Hall, Flora, Scott, Pauli, Tanaka, Am J. Med Genet A Sep 15 ; 130A(1):55-72.
50 Mineralization of Bone Matrix Mineralization is a process in which ions (mostly calcium and phosphate) are removed from blood plasma and are deposited in the matrix of bone tissue. Steps of the mineralization process: osteoblasts produce collagen fibers fibers become encrusted with minerals Image taken using a Scanning Electron Microscope showing collagen fibers produced by osteoblast cells on a polyurethane foam scaffold mimicking the bone matrix production and mineralization processes.
58 Osteoporosis Most common bone disease Bones lose mass and become brittle due to loss of both organic matrix and minerals increases risk of fracture of hip, wrist and vertebral column hump results from deformed spine Best treatment is prevention: exercise and a recommended calcium intake of 1000 mg/day between ages 25 and 40.


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namespace mesos {
namespace state {

// Forward declarations.
class ZooKeeperStorageProcess;

class ZooKeeperStorage : public mesos::state::Storage
{
public:
  // TODO(benh): Just take a zookeeper::URL.
  ZooKeeperStorage(
      const std::string& servers,
      const Duration& timeout,
      const std::string& znode,
      const Option<zookeeper::Authentication>& auth = None());
  ~ZooKeeperStorage() override;

  // Storage implementation.
  process::Future<Option<internal::state::Entry>> get(
      const std::string& name) override;
  process::Future<bool> set(
      const internal::state::Entry& entry,
      const id::UUID& uuid) override;
  process::Future<bool> expunge(const internal::state::Entry& entry) override;
  process::Future<std::set<std::string>> names() override;

private:
  ZooKeeperStorageProcess* process;
};

} // namespace state {
} // namespace mesos {

#endif // __MESOS_STATE_ZOOKEEPER_HPP__

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Kanō Yasunobu (, 10 January 1614 – 1 October 1685) was a Japanese painter of the Kanō school of painting during the Edo period.  He was the third son of Kanō Takanobu, who had been head of the school, and succeeded Kanō Sadanobu as head of the Kyoto branch in 1623 until he joined his brothers in .  Yasunobu was the youngest brother of Kanō Tan'yū, one of the most prominent painters of the Kanō school.   His best remembered work is the Gadō Yōketsu, a Kanō school history and training manual.  He also worked under the art names Eishin () and Bokushinsai ().

Life and career

Kanō Yasunobu was born in Kyoto on the 1st day of the 12th month of the 18th year of Keichō (10 January 1614).  His father was Kanō Takanobu (1571–1618) whose two elder sons Tan'yū and Naonobu moved to Edo (modern Tokyo) to become , an exclusive position painting for the Tokugawa shogunate.  The Kyoto line continued after Takanobu's death in 1618 under Kanō Mitsunobu's son Sadanobu, who adopted Yasunobu as he had no heir.  Yasunobu succeeded him as head of the Kyoto Kanō in 1623.  Yasunobu thus continued the Kyoto line until he also was made goyō eshi and moved to Edo, though he maintained his claim as head of the Kyoto branch.

Yasunobu was a dedicated scholar and painter, but his skill is considered inferior to that of his brothers.  His was a studied technique learned through faithful copying of masters' models.  His colour work was in the idiom of Tan'yū, and his ink wash painting had a realistic vigour.  His most important work was not his painting but the Gadō Yōketsu (, "The Secret Way of Painting", 1680), a training manual for Kanō painters and hagiography of the school.  Before this book's publication, Kanō techniques were passed down orally from master to apprentice, and there was disunity in the teaching methods of the school's branches.

Yasunobu died in Edo on the 4th day of the 9th month of the 2nd year of Jōkyō (1 October 1685).  He also worked under the art names Eishin () and Bokushinsai ().

References

Works cited

External links

1614 births
1685 deaths
17th-century Japanese people
17th-century Japanese artists
17th-century Japanese painters
Kanō school

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With the help of the Bishop Spartas Trust Christophorous was able to complete the final year of his degree in Developmental Studies.
When Sarah's previous sponsorship failed, The Bishop Spartas Trust funded her final year of Teacher Training. She has now completed her course and secured a teaching post in a rural school.


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Licola is an area in the province of Naples which takes its name from Lago dei Follicoli, a lake which formerly occupied most of the area. The current population of Licola ranges between 4,000 and 5,000. Licola is a strip of land facing the sea, and is roughly three kilometers by ten kilometers in size. It begins at the foot of Mount Cuma and ends in Marina di Varcaturo.

The Licola area is divided between two municipalities. In particular, the southern part is divided between the villages Licola Center (also known as Licola Village) and Licola Lido (also known as Lido di Licola) of the municipality (or comune) of Pozzuoli, bordering the Arco Felice section of the municipality. The northern part, Licola Mare, is part of the hamlet of Varcaturo, which is a section of the municipality of Giugliano, part of the constituency of Licola-Lago Patria. The town revolves around Piazza San Massimo, which is the oldest square in the town.

History
The town of Licola, together with the neighboring towns of Lago Patria and Varcaturo, comprise the territory formerly inhabited by the Osci in the 5th to 4th century BC. The Osci founded many cities in Campania, including Liternum, the remains of which are located just north of Licola. This town experienced a remarkable development, especially during the Roman Republic and Roman Empire.

The first reference to Liternum dates from Roman times: the historian Livy wrote that in 194 BC thirty Roman families set up a colony there. Later many additional colonies were added and in the 2nd century Liternum was already among the most prosperous prefectures of the "fertile countryside" of Campania (Latin: Campania felix). The archaeological remains of the forum, temple, church and theater of Liternum are preserved from this period.

Liternum was also one of the four oldest cities in Campania in which Christianity was introduced and widely practiced, in the 1st and 2nd century AD.

In the 1930s and 1940s, the ONC (Opera Nazionale Combattenti, 'National Soldiers Works', a welfare agency formed aftermath of the disastrous Italian defeat at the Battle of Caporetto) directed a large agricultural business in Licola. With the start of World War II, this business ceased activity and was subsequently dismantled.

In the 1960s and 1970s  Licola emerged as a significant tourist attraction. After the Irpinia earthquake in 1980 and the bradyseism of 1982, however, many displaced people sought shelter in Licola and its tourist industry went into a period of decline. A strong revival in tourism occurred subsequently in the 1990s.

Numerous quarries for the extraction of sand were opened in the 1970s and 1980s. These have now all been closed owing to environmental and archeological regulations imposed by the Cultural and Environment Heritage Ministry and the Archeological Heritage Ministry.

Geography

Overview
Licola is located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered to the north by Varcaturo and Lago Patria, hamlets within Giugliano, to the east by Monterusciello and Monte Grillo, and to the south by the town of Bacoli, while to the west lies the Tyrrhenian Sea. The morphological and geological aspects of Licola are substantially the same as those of Cuma which it borders. The coast has an unusually straight contour in its north-south extension due to the erosion of the walls of tuff spread all throughout zone.

The dunes of Licola can be separated into two distinct zones: a first, outer layer subject to marine erosion, and a second strip that is stabilized by vegetation. Local vegetation consists of halophilic plants on the coast, while the interior is characterized by Mediterranean scrub. There is increasing interest in these natural habitats, as it is believed that some of the local flora are native only to this area.

Further inland, the environment supports a system of dense vegetation, made up of oak forest on a dry, sandy soil, which was repeatedly cited by Roman authors for the pleasant atmosphere it produces. There was once a lake (Lake Licola) in this interior region, before the land was reclaimed. The reclaimed land is now used for agriculture, typically vineyards and orchards, due to the high fertility of the soil.

Climate
Licola is subject to the typical Mediterranean climate with hot summers, dry winters, and temperate rainy periods in autumn and spring. Over 75% of the days in an average year are sunny, and its climatic classification refers to the town of Pozzuoli as class "C".
The Professional Institute of State for Agriculture and the Environment (IPAA) has established an advanced station for weather data collection that monitors the climate of Licola with extreme precision. The accompanying table shows the figures for 2006:

Territory
The territory of Licola preserves not only an invaluable archaeological heritage but also popular and religious traditions and a significant commercial, cultural and tourist function.

According to the latest archaeological findings, which emerged during excavations carried out by the Archeological Heritage Authority, it is thought that the territory of Licola covers an old Roman road, the Domitian Way, and the remains of an amphitheater of the same period whose precise location has yet to be discovered.

The important archeological site of the town of Liternum (containing the tomb of Scipio Africanus) is located about one kilometer north of Licola, in Lago Patria (where a lake of the same name is located which has the unusual characteristic of being heart-shaped). It was there that Scipio chose to remain in voluntary exile from Rome and where he founded a Roman colony along with his most trusted legionaries and their families.

To the south, Cumae preserves an invaluable acropolis as well as the Cave of the Sibyl, famous for the prophesies uttered there by the Cumaean Sibyl, while slightly further south lies the magnificent Arco Felice Vecchio.

Licola now contains the Regional Park of the Phlegraean Fields (Campi Flegrei), which preserves the dunes and habitat specific to the area and has been declared a Site of Importance to the Community and a Special Protection Zone owing to the rarity of the species living there, such as the sea daffodil. North Licola is in the Natural Reserve of "Foce Volturno - Costa di Licola".

Along with the remains of the Cumaean Acropolis, the Regional Park of the Phlegraen Fields also contains an area of rare Mediterranean evergreen forest, known to the ancients as the Silva Gallinaria.

Numerous species of both migrating and non-migrating birds—many endangered—take refuge in the marshes and green areas of Licola. Most notably, the heron has returned to the area, while on the beaches there have been sightings of loggerhead sea turtles.

The seabed along the Licola-Cumae beach, between the island of Ischia and Ventotene, contains a submarine canyon, the Canyon of Cumae, which provides a home for cetaceans such as dolphins and rorquals.

Economy
The economy of Licola is based substantially on agriculture and tourism. In the region, there are highly developed orchards and vineyards, which thanks to the fertility of the soil provide good quality crops. Of special note, this area is home to the falanghina vineyards Campi Flegrei and pedirosso Campi Flegrei.
The services sector is based primarily on tourism, showing a remarkable development of seaside resorts and hotel facilities.  Campsites and hotels provide about 2,500 beds.  In addition, the area is home to many tourist attractions, restaurants, swimming pools, water parks, discos and resorts.  These attract a considerable flow of people from the entire provinces of Naples and Caserta, with peak seasons being spring and summer.

Transport
The main routes into Licola are rail and road transport. The first is a suburban railway linking the coast of Licola - Cuma with the center of Naples and is considered the first underground railway to be built in Italy. This railway is called Circumflegrea. This rail system is run by EAV. Another company that manages the urban transport by bus is the CTP.

References

External links

Frazioni of the Province of Naples
Pozzuoli
Giugliano in Campania
Osci
Italic archaeological sites


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Q: Add New Item Pop-up Window A lot of my Sharepoint Sites require input from the Users to add to Lists, Document Libraries and so on. However, sometimes Users have trouble finding the "Add New Item" button when attempting to add to a list.
I've gotten around the issue by simply adding a more visible button to the page (via HTML) which links directly to the NewForm.aspx page for my List. This gets the job done, but I'd rather have the NewForm appear as a Pop-Up window like it would when clicking the actual "Add New Item" button.

Is there a way to implement the Add new item Pop-Up form into my HTML code? Perhaps with Javascript perhaps?

A: Yes you can call the SP JavaScript library to open up the modal pop up.
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        var options = SP.UI.$create_DialogOptions();
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    function processClose(result, returnValue) {
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This code above will open the modal dialog and handle closing of it. Also i am using jquery, so make sure you have that referenced in the page.


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Tags (28) : hydrocarbons
LEBANON / ISRAEL. Negotiations on maritime boundaries between Lebanon and Israel are expected to end soon with an agreement allowing Beirut to extract natural gas from an offshore field.
Amos Hochstein, Beirut, Cyprus, Elias Bou Saab, Eni, France, gas, Greece, hydrocarbons, Israel, Italy, Joanna Wronecka, Karish, Lebanon, Michel Aoun, Novatek, oil, Qana, Russia, TotalEnergies, United Nations, United States
TotalEnergies and Eni make new "significant gas discovery" offshore Cyprus
CYPRUS. In two separate press releases published on Monday 22 August 2022, TotalEnergies and Eni announce a "significant gas discovery" in Cyprus...
Ankara, Athens, Calypso-1, Cronos-1, Cybele International Meeting, Cyprus, Eastern Mediterranean, Eni, Euromed IHEDN, European Union, Francis Perrin, gas, hydrocarbons, IRIS, Marseille, Oruç Reis, Republic of Cyprus, TotalEnergies, TRNC, Turkey, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
The euro now trades at less than a dollar
EU. For the first time since its introduction in January 2002, the euro has fallen below the dollar. At the close of business on Monday 22 August 2022.
Croatia, dollar, ECB, EU, euro, euro area, European Central Bank, European Union, Fed, hydrocarbons, Isabel Schnabel, Jerome Powell, Nord Stream 1, Ukraine, United States, US Federal Reserve
Sonatrach, Occidental Petroleum, Eni and TotalEnergy to drill 100 oil wells together in Berkine
ALGERIA / ITALY / FRANCE. The Algerian Sonatrach signs a "production sharing" contract with the American Occidental Petroleum, the Italian Eni and the French TotalEnergies.
Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Algeria, Algiers, Azerbaijan, Berkine, Enhanced Oil recovery, Eni, EOR, Europe, France, gas, Hassi Messaoud, hydrocarbons, Italy, Laurent Vivier, Libya, Mario Draghi, Middle East and North Africa, Occidental Petroleum, oil, Rome, Skikda, Sonatrach, TotalEnergies, Toufik Hakkar, United States
Algiers castigates EU intervention in its bilateral dispute with Spain
ALGERIA / SPAIN. Despite the suspension of a friendship and cooperation treaty, the Algerian government assures that this decision will not affect gas deliveries to Spain.
Algeria, Algiers, Brahim Ghali, EU, European Union, gas, hydrocarbons, Josep Borrel, José Manuel Albares, Madrid, Polisario Front, Ramtane Lamanra, Spain, Valdis Dombrovskis, Western Sahara
Libyan oil port of Zouetina resumes operations
LIBYA. The Libyan National Oil Company says the oil port of Zouetina has temporarily resumed operations "in order to avoid environmental disasters that may occur".
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Libya's political crisis spills over into oil production
LIBYA. The political dispute between Libya's two rival prime ministers is now impinging on the country's economy itself because of the blockage of the oil infrastructure, which accounts for 97% of state revenue.
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The Eastern Mediterranean becomes a new gas province
MEDITERRANEAN. The problem of gas resources in the Mediterranean, but also of their sharing, was invited to the 11th Cybèle meeting in Marseilles whereas the decision of the European Union not to be supplied with Russian gas imposes to find other solutions.
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Larache natural gas field in Morocco shows great promise
MOROCCO. The latest analyses of the Chariot Oil & Gas field, located off the town of Larache, reveal a natural gas of excellent quality with methane gas present at more than 96% in the seven reservoirs inventoried.
Adonis Pouroulis, Anchovies, carbon dioxide, Chariot Oil & Gas, energy, gas, hydrocarbons, hydrogen sulphide, Larache, Lixus, Morocco, natural gas, Office national des Hydrocarbures et des Mines, ONHYM, Stena Don, Tangiers
The European Commission recommends joint gas purchases at EU level
EU. The European Commission has presented a series of ideas for collective action to ensure security of supply and reasonable prices for gas in the European Union in the face of threats from the war in Ukraine.
COvid-19, dollars, EU, European Commission, European Union, euros, gas, hydrocarbons, hydrogen, LNG, Ukraine, USA, Vladimir Putin
UN fears new Libyan fracture
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N.Y. / Region|After Detective's Firing, Tensions Linger in Bell Case
After Detective's Firing, Tensions Linger in Bell Case
By AL BAKER and PATRICK McGEEHAN MARCH 25, 2012
The dismissal of the undercover detective who fired the first of the 50 police bullets when Sean Bell was killed more than five years ago may close the final chapter of that drawn-out story. But on the Queens streets near the site of Mr. Bell's shooting, residents expressed anger, and resentments that remain unresolved.
Some said it had taken far too long for the New York Police Department to punish the detective, Gescard F. Isnora. Others, still upset that Mr. Isnora and two other detectives were acquitted in a criminal trial in 2008, wondered why the dismissal came just as the killing of a black teenager in Florida was stirring memories of the Bell case. (Mr. Bell was black; Detective Isnora is of Haitian and Mexican descent; and another detective acquitted in the shooting, Marc Cooper, is black.)
The response among police personnel was more subdued. Many officers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly, said the termination would hurt morale, though some said the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, had no choice but to cut ties to a detective whose name had been tainted.
Mr. Kelly decided to accept the recommendation of an administrative judge who presides over police disciplinary cases that Detective Isnora be terminated, and he forced the retirements of three other officers who were involved in the shooting of Mr. Bell, 23, outside a club on Nov. 25, 2006, his wedding day. On the blocks in Jamaica, Queens, near where Mr. Bell died, there was no shortage of opinions about Mr. Kelly's decision.
"It's long overdue," said Reina Alvarez, 30, a teacher from Rosedale. "It took too long for those guys to lose their jobs."
Rodney Travis, 31, who lives two blocks from where the shooting occurred, asked: "Why now? I don't get it. It takes so long to get justice?"
Mr. Travis, a nurse's aide, said that he did not think the police had changed their tactics since the Bell shooting, and that officers stop and frisk a lot of local residents.
"I lived in this neighborhood a long time and there's a lot of harassment," Mr. Travis said. "It's a regular thing over here. It's not easy living in a neighborhood like this."
Rodney Travis, 31, said he did not think police tactics had changed since the Sean Bell shooting. Credit Kirsten Luce for The New York Times
Marion Spady, 45, a carpenter sitting outside a deli on Sutphin Boulevard, said that in light of the killing of Trayvon Martin by a neighborhood watch member in Sanford, Fla., Mr. Kelly's announcement was timed to "soothe people's minds."
"A lot of people out here feel the New York City police force is overstepping their boundary with a lot of us; Sean Bell; frisking," Mr. Spady said. "They did this to try and get the media off them."
Philip E. Karasyk, a lawyer for Detective Isnora, said, "The real issue is, why did Commissioner Kelly come to his decision right at this moment, now?" Mr. Karasyk also noted how slowly Mr. Kelly had moved compared with the administrative judge, who read hundreds of pages of testimony and made a speedy decision. The case went to the judge after his client, Detective Cooper and Detective Michael Oliver were acquitted by a Queens Supreme Court justice.
Mr. Kelly and the Police Department have faced strong criticism recently over its stop-and-frisk tactics in minority neighborhoods, its surveillance practices and the fatal police shooting in February of Ramarley Graham, an unarmed teenager, who died in the bathroom of his Bronx home after narcotics officers had trailed him there and kicked down his door.
Mr. Kelly has vigorously defended his policies as the most effective strategy to fight crime, most recently at a combative City Council hearing on March 15.
One officer said Detective Isnora was guilty of an unforgivable error — and harmed the careers of his colleagues — when he opened fire, mistakenly thinking one of the men in Mr. Bell's car had a gun. But others said the department also bore some blame; the detective was trying to do his job and was part of a unit pursuing the managerial objective of detecting illegal behavior in rowdy nightclubs.
Mr. Kelly and his police force had at least one defender in Jamaica, a 27-year-old grocery store owner who would identify himself only as Bob.
"Fifty shots may not be justified, but you don't know the full story," said Bob, who, unlike most of those interviewed in the area, is white.
"You have a vehicle coming at you and you don't know what's going on," he said.
He also doubted that Mr. Kelly was motivated by the swelling outrage over the Martin case. "It's apples and oranges," Bob said. "The cops were looking for criminals in the bar. I don't think it's the same."
The enduring truth is that "at the end of the day, race will be an issue," he said, adding, "People will still stereotype."
Joseph Goldstein, Ivan Pereira and Nate Schweber contributed reporting.
A version of this article appears in print on March 26, 2012, on Page A25 of the New York edition with the headline: After Detective's Firing, Tensions Linger in Bell Case. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe


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Pravilno orijentirana, jednobrodna crkva sv. Martina, smještena na vrhu brežuljka izvan naselja Bojačno, spominje se u izvorima 17. st. kao kapela župe Zagorska Sela, a prvi opis je iz 1793. g. Krajem 18. st. prigrađeni su nova svođena lađa i zvonik. Tlocrtnu osnovu crkve, koja ima blago lomljenu os, čine izduženo svetište šire od lađe s plitkim poligonalnim zaključkom i nešto uža pravokutna lađa te zvonik nad pročeljem kroz čiji se južni ulaz pristupa u crkvu. Južno od svetišta smještena je sakristija. Vanjskim izgledom dominira zvonik nad zabatnim pročeljem te izduženo svetište. Vanjština crkve je bogata dekorativnim motivima, osobito na pročelju.

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Pod oznakom Z-2357 zavedena je kao nepokretno kulturno dobro - pojedinačno, pravnog statusa zaštićena kulturnog dobra, klasificirano kao "sakralna graditeljska baština".

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Nepokretna pojedinačna kulturna dobra u Krapinsko-zagorskoj županiji
Katoličke crkve u Hrvatskoj
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Germany and Austria recently introduced new alternative merger control thresholds based on transaction value. At EU level the introduction of a value-based filing threshold is also being discussed.
Germany and Austria recently introduced new alternative merger control thresholds based on transaction value. At EU level the introduction of a value-based filing threshold is also being discussed. The new value-based filing thresholds are designed to capture deals in the digital and healthcare sectors in particular, where the target generates little if any revenue. For healthcare and life sciences companies this means that acquisitions of startups as well as potentially licensing transactions involving upfront payments, milestone and royalty payments may require upfront merger control. Failing to notify a transaction or implementing a transaction before receiving merger clearance (so-called "gun jumping") can result in the imposition of very high fines by the relevant competition authorities.
On June 9, 2017, the 9th amendment to the German Act against Restraints of Competition ("ARC") came into force, which inter alia, introduces a new alternative merger control filing threshold based on the value of a transaction.
the target is significantly active in Germany.
According to the explanatory memorandum to the amendment, the new valuebased threshold shall enable the German Federal Cartel Office ("FCO") to review high-value transactions involving target companies without significant turnover – e.g. the acquisition of pharmaceutical, medical device, and life-sciences targets with innovative products which have not yet come to market.
the target undertaking has "significant" activities in Austria.
Under the new German law, the "value of the consideration paid in return for the transaction" will include all consideration paid for the assets and any other consideration of monetary value that the acquirer receives from the seller in connection with the transaction, including any liabilities assumed by the acquirer (cf. section 38 (4a) ARC).
The German explanatory memorandum clearly states that milestone payments and consideration based on earn-out clauses etc. also have to be taken into account when calculating the value of the transaction. The exact calculation of the value of the transaction, however, – in particular with regard to milestone and royalty payments – is hotly debated. Based on our experience in one of the first merger control proceedings concerning the new value-based filing threshold, the FCO takes into account the so-called net present value ("NPV") with regard to earn-out payments (including milestone payments) – i.e. the FCO considers the time value of money.
The "value of consideration paid in return for the transaction" is not defined under the Austrian draft law, but the explanatory memorandum uses wording similar to that of the German amendment.
The FCO has indicated in the above mentioned precedent that there are strong indications for "significant activities in Germany" if it can be expected that the German turnover of the target will exceed EUR 5 million in the current business year.
Please note, however, that both the calculation of the value of consideration as well as the requirement of significant domestic activities under the new German and Austrian merger control law has to be assessed on the merits of each individual case.
Back in 2016, Margrethe Vestager, European Commissioner for Competition, announced that the European Commission is considering whether the current turnover-based thresholds under EU merger control law should be complemented by a value-based threshold (https://ec.europa.eu/commission/2014-2019/vestager/announcements/refining-eu-merger-control-system_en): "The issue seems to be that it's not always turnover that makes a company an attractive merger partner (…) In the pharmaceutical sector, it might be a new drug that's been developed but not yet approved for sale. (…)".
From October 2016 – January 2017, the European Commission conducted a public consultation on the "evaluation of procedural and jurisdictional aspects of EU merger control".
It remains to be seen whether the discussion at EU level will result in a legislative proposal comparable to the recent developments in Germany and Austria. While there is support for change initial signs are that the introduction of a new valuebased filing threshold under EU merger control appears unlikely in the short term.
Nevertheless, healthcare and life sciences companies have to consider German and Austrian merger control laws even if they acquire a target or a license with no or minimal turnover. In cases of doubt, it is possible to send a non-jurisdiction letter to the German and/or Austrian competition authority in order to confirm that no filing(s) will be required. But there are neither statutory deadlines for answering a non-jurisdiction letter by the competition authority nor will the submission of such a letter affect the statutory deadlines of a potential subsequent merger control filing. Companies are on notice to factor in such filings in terms of deal timing and feasibility.
Baker McKenzie's Global Merger Analysis Platform (GMAP) provides in-depth guidance on the multi-jurisdictional assessment of merger control requirements – also with regard to the new filing thresholds in Germany and Austria.
Dr. Christian Burholt is a partner in the Firm's Berlin office. He has more than 14 years of experience representing German and international clients in antitrust, dominance, and merger control law matters. He has been recommended for antitrust and merger control law in regulated industries by Juve since 2010. Prior to joining Baker McKenzie in 2015, Christian was for seven years a member of the antitrust team of a major international law firm, and led for five years the antitrust practice group of Germany's leading pharmaceutical and healthcare law boutique. Christian is admitted to the Berlin bar and a member of the German Association of Antitrust Lawyers and the Network Compliance. He regularly lectures and publishes on antitrust and merger control topics.
Andreas Traugott heads the Firm's Competition Practice Group in the Vienna office. He practices on EU and Austrian competition law, state aid and regulatory matters. Prior to joining Baker McKenzie, he served as a partner at DLA, Piper Weiss-Tessbach.
Fiona Carlin is the managing partner of Baker McKenzie's European & Competition Law Practice in Brussels and chairs the Firm's European Competition Law Practice Group comprising more than 165 lawyers in 26 countries in the EMEA region. She also heads the Firm's global merger task force that exchanges and develops know-how and organises regular client events on merger control developments.
Jane E. Hobson is a partner in Baker Mckenzie's London office. She works in the Firm's London Corporate group, is a member of the Global M&A Practice Group, and focuses on cross-border mergers and acquisitions, licensing transactions and joint ventures in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector.


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Marin County is full of beauty. The flora of the region is spectacular and the weather is perfect.
The most beautiful things we found there, though, were inside the hearts of the people we met. Oma cooked food from her German homeland and Bry made us delicious dishes… we only ate out a few times during our stay. Typically we would come down and there would be a "tiny" spread of "snacks" laid out on the table that reminded me of my time in northern Italy. Who could turn that down?
We got to travel out to Inverness & Olema to do some of our volunteer ministry work. We also spent some time out in Woodacre.
We attended Fairfax Congregation while in Marin.
The friends were warm and super helpful with suggestions of things to do in NorCal. We met a sister who is into geocaching and she signed us up for the app (thanks Gab!!). While there I got my feet wet and found four!
Bikes! We wanted to take mountain bikes with us into the PNW so we stopped and picked out an inexpensive one from "Tar-jay" (or Target, if you're not classy).
Our favorite thing about San Rafael? Relaxation and hospitality at Oma and Bry's place!
One of my favorite scriptures is 1 Corinthians 13:13 which states "…these three remain: faith, hope, love; but the greatest of these is love." We certainly got a big dose of love in Marin, especially the evening we went for dinner at this brother's house. I can't find the picture of us all… but let me tell you the food was amazing!
On the way north we stopped in Anderson Valley at Handley Cellars. I got to try a champagne as old as Tay Tay.
Redwoods National Park was serene and majestic.
Titan, our Cane Corso, loved the woods. We will turn him into a trail dog before this trip is over.
Our R-pod did great and looked great at the campsite.


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According to the biographer and historian Fawn M. Brodie, the list of the instruments used to hunt for treasure in early 19th century America include: witch-hazel sticks and mineral rods; books of spells and incantations; crystals, stuffed toads, and seer stones; a black sheep that was taken to the treasure's location then led around with its throat cut and bleeding.
Though these instruments might sound antiquated or anachronistic, they testify to a treasure seeker's desire to hit the mark. There is no narrative turn of events that quite matches treasure's discovery. Early 19th century America produced a wildfire of religious revivalism as well as a hunger for exploration, often conflating the two. Treasure seeking became both an act of faith and an act of desperation, but always a concept whose worth was so automatically assumed that now we rarely wonder whether we actually want to find it.
For our fifth issue, we asked thirteen writers and artists to search for treasure in maps of sea floors and Gulf Streams, the Aztec Empire and the World's Fair.
In other words, can one thing really stand in for another? Adam Tipps Weinstein's "The Strange Ratio of Treasure Island" posits a map that corresponds exactly with its territory. Ruth Madievsky's "Birthright" and Tamas Dobozy's "Neglected Lands" trace the contours of statelessness, the treasure lost when one cannot return home. Displaced, they conduct the search for home's treasure the only way one can: by imagining a cartography. Matthew Vollmer's "101 Oak Street" takes this one step further by leaving the treasure and removing the map.
And what would an issue on treasure be without a treasure hunt itself? We asked Albert Goldbarth, the famously analog poet and essayist, to hide a poem within our digital issue. The result is, in his words, "a sonnet-y type thing" concealed throughout the issue, waiting for our readers to search and assemble. In this case, Territory has become the map. We hope you enjoy the hunt.
Albert Goldbarth's "15th / 21st" is not a map or a response to a map, in the traditional sense, but it certainly is a treasure. Albert is a writer who is difficult to track down, and so too is his poem. Hidden throughout the farthest corners of this, Territory's fifth issue, are the fourteen lines of Albert's sonnet where they await discovery. These lines are hard to find, but don't worry; Albert's trusty assistant, Otto, is here to help.
Geetha Iyer's "Least Concern" maps where the home ranges of frogs and people overlap. While the essay considers the mental maps of the green and black poison frog, Dendrobates auratus, it is paired with a map (Pasukonis, A. et al, 2014) depicting the navigation abilities of a related species, the brilliant-thighed poison frog, Allobates femoralis.
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Eaton, T.H., Jr. Notes on the life history of Dendrobates auratus. Copeia 1941:2: 93–95.
Longcore, J.E., Pessier, A.P., and Nichols, D.K. 1999. Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis gen. et sp. nov., a chytrid pathogenic to amphibians. Mycologia 91.2: 219–227.
Oliver, J.E. and Shaw, C.E. 1953. The amphibians and reptiles of the Hawaiian islands. Zoologica 38.2: 65–95.
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Toft, C.A. 1981. Feeding ecology of Panamanian litter anurans: Patterns in diet and foraging mode. Journal of Herpetology 15.2: 139–144.
Waldman, B. 1991. Kin recognition in amphibians. Kin recognition, 162–219.
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Ruth Madievsky's "Birthright" is a response to the many maps of Moldova in the private collection of Bernhard Paul Moll (1697-1780), an ambassador to the Archduchy of Austria who used the wealth that position afforded to collect maps. The oldest map in this collection, Johann Hoffmann's (1668), captures an era when Moldova was split into smaller regions including Podolia and Bessarabia, hence the camel-drawn carriages.
Johann van der Bruggen's 1737 map of a complete "Moldavia" (pictured) embellishes its geography with an illustration of a person sitting among horses, holding a scroll that reads "Admiratur equos," a reference to Book XIV of Ovid's Metamorphoses, about "Picus, the son of Saturn...a king in the regions of Ausonia, an admirer of horses useful in warfare." Picus was an especially attractive man, but much to the dismay of Circe, a goddess of magic, he was faithful to his wife, Canens. When Circe attempted to seduce him, Picus "roughly repel[led] her and her entreaties" and so Circe transformed Picus into a woodpecker.
Lucy Schiller's "Sweep" maps the treasure hunting of a group of metal detectorists in southeastern Oklahoma. This part of Oklahoma, home to the Choctaw Nation, is depicted in a 1902 map commissioned by the U.S. Department of the Interior entitled "Indian Territory showing townsites approved." Contemporary maps in Oklahoma are entitled "Maps showing progress of allotment in Creek Nation" and "Indian Territory showing railroad systems." The proprietary language within these titles is a result of the Oklahoma land rush of 1889, in which nearly two million acres of Tribal land were opened up to white settlement. On April 22nd, a cannon boomed from Fort Reno to mark the legal time of entry and thousands of settlers poured in. The term Sooner applies to those settlers who seized land and property before it was legally permissible, a strategy which might find some echoes in Schiller's subject matter.
Michael Sheehan's "The Making of Our Unfinished Movie" tells two parallel stories: the unexpected discoveries made by two brothers filming a movie in the Sonoran Desert and the conquistador Hernán Cortés's arrival in Tenochtitlan. The "Map of Tenochtitlan," a woodcut published in Nuremberg, most likely stems from a drawing done by one of Cortés's men, who in turn may have based his drawing off an indigenous map of the city. The map is oriented south-north and displays the causeways and islands that linked the city within Lake Texcoco. On the far left, in a separate illustration of the Caribbean islands, one may spot Cuba's tip. This map, made in 1524, was the only known image of Tenochtitlan in Europe at the time. Cortés arrived in the city in 1519 and, by 1521, he had destroyed it.
Beth Steidle's "The Newfoundland Exam" combines text and image to create a visual essay in the form of a multiple-choice test. The images are of the sea floor surrounding Newfoundland and the map accompanying the piece was published in 1760 and repetitively titled, "A New Map of the Most Frequented Part of New Found Land." A subheader declares: "The Inland Parts of This Island Are Unknown." Since the map foregoes the less frequented parts, it does not depict L'Anse aux Meadows, a Viking settlement on the northern tip of the island dating from 1006 and the only site of authenticated Norse settlement in North America. To the north of Newfoundland, of course, is the province of Labrador.
Joni Tevis's "Should You Venture Here Alone" responds to a treasure map made by the Gleem Toothpaste company as part of a promotional contest advertised in a 1958 issue of Life. Close readers of the map may notice that contest entries are to be mailed to an address in Cincinnati, Ohio, which would indicate that Gleem's parent company was Procter & Gamble, headquartered there. If you've never heard of Gleem, that's because Procter & Gamble folded it into another toothpaste brand they owned, Crest, renaming Gleem "Crest Fresh and White." An online article entitled "Whatever Happened to Gleem?" theorizes that Gleem declined in popularity because it continued to refer to its product as toothpaste, while its competitors opted for shorter, catchier terms such as "gel" or "paste." Whether Joni Tevis's presence at the Colgate Writers' Conference had anything to do with the engendering of her essay is a question better left for the author.
Matthew Vollmer's "101 Oak Street" maps the site of a beloved childhood house in Andrews, North Carolina, as the essay's full title, "from the Lost Treasures of Cherokee County: 101 Oak Street," suggests. Detailed maps of Andrews, NC proved difficult to find (as one editor discovered after a call to the Andrews' town hall), which might justify the aptitude of the essay's title.
In its place, "Western North Carolina: A Vacationist's Map and Guide" serves as a counterpoint to Vollmer's essay. If the essay brings a local's sense of time to the town and its treasures, "A Vacationist's Map," as can be surmised from its title and cartoon airplane banner screaming "FUN," is intended for tourists. Near Andrews' marker on the map are two details: one, referring to Lake Hiwassee, advertises the "highest overspill dam in the world" and the second, at the foot of the Snowbird Mountains, says simply: "DeSoto dug here for gold." There's no word on whether he found it.
Adam Tipps Weinstein's "The Strange Ratio of Treasure Island" maps "the perfect correspondence of landscape and information" seen in Ruth Taylor's 1939 map, "A Cartograph of Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay." The map was commissioned for the Golden Gate International Exposition in 1939 and 1940, which celebrated the openings of both the Golden Gate and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. Treasure Island, a manmade, artificial island, was commissioned and built for the Exposition as well. One may find, in its legend, both the utopian and the banal: the Court of Honor and Tower of the Sun is a stone's throw away from the Food and Beverages Bldng. Though the map's sea monster is dubious, whales are known to stray from their Mexico-to-Alaska migrations to feed in the San Francisco Bay, the most famous of which, Humphrey the Whale (a humpback), deviated twice, first in 1985 then in 1990.


After a sell-out season in 2016 (Rodgers & Hammerstein's State Fair, Alan Menken & Lynn Ahrens' A Christmas Carol), the London Musical Theatre Orchestra returns to Cadogan Hall for its latest concert performance of Candide.
With a book from Hugh Wheeler and lyrical contributions from the incomparable Stephen Sondheim, Candide is a masterpiece for the ages. Join the 30-strong London Musical Theatre Orchestra under the baton of conductor Freddie Tapner alongside a host of West End stars as they deliver one of the most iconic musical scores of all time.
Book by Hugh Wheeler after Voltaire.
Orchestrations by Leonard Bernstein and Hershy Kay.
Musical continuity and additional orchestrations by John Mauceri.
Narration for concert version by Leonard Bernstein and John Wells, adapted from the satire by Voltaire and the book by Hugh Wheeler, edited and supplemented by Erik Haagensen.