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The kites / Romain Gary ; translated from the French and with an afterword by Miranda Richmond Mouillot

Hayden Library - PQ2613.A58 C413 2017




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Now the night begins / Alain Guiraudie ; translated by Jeffrey Zuckerman ; afterword by Bruce Hainley and Wayne Koestenbaum

Hayden Library - PQ2707.U57 I3513 2018




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Letters to his neighbor / Marcel Proust ; translated, with an afterword, by Lydia Davis ; text edited and annotated by Estelle Gaudry and Jean-Yves Tadié ; with a foreword by Jean-Yves Tadié

Hayden Library - PQ2631.R63 A2 2017




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Understanding Minecraft: essays on play, community and possibilities / edited by Nate Garrelts

Hayden Library - GV1469.35.M535 U73 2014




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Battlefields of negotiation: control, agency, and ownership in World of Warcraft / René Glas

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Game after: a cultural study of video game afterlife / Raiford Guins

Hayden Library - GV1469.34.S63 G85 2014




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Loan defaulters flee, SBI complains after 4 yrs

Three promoters of Ram Dev International, recently booked by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for allegedly cheating a consortium of six banks to the tune of Rs 411 crore, have already fled the country before the State Bank of India (SBI) reached the agency with the complaint, officials said on Saturday.




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Patriots sign draft picks Devin Asiasi and Michael Onwenu to contracts

The New England Patriots have been rapidly locking up their draft picks in the wake of the 2020 NFL Draft. They signed two more to contracts on Friday.




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Patriots sign Michael Onwenu, leaving only two draft picks unsigned

The Patriots announced yet another signing of a draft pick. Actually, they announced four, but three previously were reported. The team has come to terms with offensive guard Michael Onwenu, a sixth-round choice. He becomes the eighth choice to agree to terms, leaving only second-round safety Kyle Dugger and third-round tight end Dalton Keene unsigned. [more]




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Patriots sign 4 additional members of draft class

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- The New England Patriots have signed four additional members of their 2020 draft class.




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Deshaun Watson: Bears NEVER ONCE talked to me before 2017 draft

It seems there isn't much we agree on these days, but one thing America is united on is this: The Bears blew it in 2017. Even Bears fans wouldn't argue that point. Chicago, of course, could have had Patrick Mahomes or Deshaun Watson and didn't have to trade up to No. 2 overall to get [more]




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Texans' Deshaun Watson tweets about Bears' lack of interest during 2017 draft

Everything's totally fine!




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Deshaun Watson says Bears 'never once' talked to him ahead of 2017 NFL draft

"The Bears NEVER ONCE talked to me..."




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Hydrophilic ultrafiltration membranes with surface-bound eosin Y for an integrated synthesis-separation system of aqueous RAFT photopolymerization

J. Mater. Chem. A, 2020, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/D0TA03112G, Paper
Yujie Zhao, Senlin Shao, Jiangbin Xia, Ya Huang, Yu Chi Zhang, Xue Li, Tao Cai
The photocatalyst-based ultrafiltration membrane fitted integrated synthesis–separation system holds the promises to bridge the gap between the precision of PET-RAFT polymerization and the efficiency of membrane separation process.
To cite this article before page numbers are assigned, use the DOI form of citation above.
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Beyond Cedarville: Why Do Pastors Keep Getting Rehired After Abuse?

Victims’ advocates caution institutions against plans to “restore” fallen leaders.

Update (May 1): Cedarville University president Thomas White has been placed on administration leave by the school’s board of trustees. A week after Anthony Moore was fired by White over “additional information related to [his] past,” the board announced it will commission an independent investigation of Moore and an audit of his hiring.

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Another case of a leader with an abusive past moving from one evangelical institution to another has intensified scrutiny on Christian hiring practices and responses to abuse.

In ministry contexts, the desire to keep fallen leaders out of positions where they might again abuse their authority is sometimes met with another perspective—a hope that a redemptive and forgiving God would allow people to be restored to leadership. Both victims’ advocates and community members worry that administrators weighing those considerations at Cedarville University made the wrong call.

In 2017, Cedarville welcomed Anthony Moore six months after he was fired from the lead pastor position of The Village Church’s Fort Worth campus. President Thomas White wrote that he offered to shepherd Moore through a five-year plan of restoration at the conservative Baptist school while he taught theology, helped coach basketball, and served as a special advisor on diversity.

CT spoke with four current and former Cedarville professors who said they knew Moore had made a “mistake” related to same-sex attraction and technology, based on White’s introduction and Moore’s own telling. Some assumed pornography or an online relationship. They had no idea that he had reportedly filmed a subordinate at his previous church in the shower. The revelation, detailed by multiple ...

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LifeWay Makes Cuts After VBS, Sunday School Sales Drop

The Southern Baptist publisher plans to restrict its budget by at least $25 million through reducing staff and salaries.

LifeWay Christian Resources, the publishing entity of the Southern Baptist Convention, has announced it will cut roughly 10 percent of its operating budget through staff reductions, a hiring freeze, and salary cuts.

The move comes after five consecutive weeks of steep revenue decline in the wake of the coronavirus and the expectation that sales may not rebound anytime soon.

The Nashville-based Christian publisher said revenue is down 24 percent compared with the same period last year, largely due to a sharp drop in bulk orders from churches for resources such as Sunday school curricula, Bible study materials, and Vacation Bible School curricula.

It’s not clear yet if SBC churches or other churches that buy LifeWay materials will hold VBS or camp programming this year.

LifeWay’s budget for this fiscal year is $281.3 million. It said it planned to cut between $25 million and $30 million from its budget.

The announcement is just the first indication of the financial blow many US churches and denominational agencies are facing as a result of the COVID-19 shutdowns—a blow that could reshape the religious landscape for decades to come.

“LifeWay stands to lose tens of millions of dollars of revenue that the organization would normally generate over the summer months from camps, events, VBS, and ongoing curriculum sales,” said Ben Mandrell, LifeWay’s CEO, in a news release. “LifeWay is mitigating these losses as much as possible through various expense reduction plans, including staff reductions and cuts in non-employee expenses.”

LifeWay said members of its executive leadership team will give up one month’s salary beginning in May. It did not say how it would achieve a staff reduction, ...

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After SAT and ACT Cancel, Registrations Soar for Classical Education Exam

An alternative college admissions test, used by some Christian schools, draws a record 50,000 students.

The Classic Learning Test (CLT), a niche college entrance exam aspiring to bring a sense of virtue to standardized tests, saw a 1,000 percent increase in registrations over its short history when the SAT and ACT canceled testing for the remainder of the school year due to COVID-19.

“Because we are able to administer the test remotely, we’re kind of the only game in town,” said Jeremy Tate, who created the CLT four years ago amid a renaissance in Classical education, including among Christians.

At its first administration in June 2016, 47 students took the CLT. With the bump in registration, 50,000 students will take its suite of tests—the CLT, and the CLT-8 and CLT-10, designed for lower grades—during the 2019-2020 academic year. That’s more than double last year’s total.

Though not a Christian company, CLT references figures including John Henry Newman and C. S. Lewis in its promotional materials and stresses the moral, formational dimension to education. The exam has been popular among classical Christian schools, which educate over 40,000 students in the US, and homeschoolers, who make up about 40 percent of CLT test-takers.

So far, 178 colleges and universities in the US accept the exam, mostly Catholic and Protestant schools. For other institutions, the CLT can serve as a supplemental assessment.

The College Board and ACT Inc., the companies that administer the SAT and ACT, respectively, have canceled or postponed in-person testing until the fall, leading many colleges to make the admissions exams an optional part of their applications. In 2018, around 2 million students took the SAT and 1.9 million took the ACT.

While some registrants may turn to the CLT this year for the convenience ...

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LG Chem share price falls nearly 2% after deadly gas leak in India

The leak was brought under control after being discovered by a maintenance worker on the night shift at the LG Polymers plant, outside the east coast city of Visakhapatnam, in India`s southern Andhra Pradesh state, according to a company spokesman.




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The desert and its seed / Jorge Barón Biza ; translated from the Spanish by Camilo Ramirez ; afterword by Nora Avaro

Browsery PQ7798.12.A678 D4713 2018




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Book draft: overflow chapter

I am going to write a “CSS for JavaScripters” book, and therefore I need to figure out how to explain CSS to JavaScripters. This series of article snippets are a sort of try-out — pre-drafts I’d like to get feedback on in order to figure out if I’m on the right track.

Today I present the first draft of the short overflow article. Feedback would be greatly appreciated.

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"Web design is a constant battle against overflow."

- Rachel Andrew

Not knowing how tall something is is fundamental to web design. For instance, you cannot know in advance how long the texts will be that will be shown in your site. What happens if if the final text is much longer than the fake text you used during production? Or what if there's a wide image you hadn't counted on?

In both cases the content of your blocks will become larger than you expected, and if you've given them a fixed width or height that might lead to overflow: content escaping from the block — or at least, attempting to escape.

The easiest way to avoid overflow is not giving your blocks a fixed height in the first place. If you allow them to grow as tall and wide as they need to be you avoid quite a few problems.

This short chapter discusses how to deal with overflow.

CSS Is Awesome

The most famous example of overflow is the "CSS is Awesome" meme that's been around ever since 2009.

Born out of one web developer's frustration with CSS's overflow behavior, this meme took on a life of its own and became an example of what was wrong with CSS. Why would the 'Awesome' flow out of the box? Why should CSS be so complicated? Couldn't the box simply grow to contain the 'Awesome'?

Sure it could! And it would, except that you specifically instructed the box not to by giving it a fixed width. You could have used min-width or flexbox — both are good in dealing with unexpectedly large content — but you didn't. No doubt you had good reasons, but since it was your decision, the onus of solving any resulting issues is on you.

In these cases, the overflow declaration is your friend.

The overflow declaration

The overflow declaration allows you to define what to do with content that overflows its box. It has four values, visible, hidden, scroll, and auto. The default value is visible, and that's the one that causes the 'CSS is Awesome' effect.

overflow: visible means that you allow the content to spill out of its block. Although that keeps the content readable, it also means the content might overlap with the block below or to the right of the affected block, which can be very ugly.

When calculating the position of other blocks, the browsers' layout algorithm uses the width and height of the box you defined, and disregards the fact that content may be spilling out of the block. In fact, at that point in the algorithm the browsers have no way of knowing that the content overflows. [FACT-CHECK THIS]

Thus, when calculating the position of the next block the browsers place the block exactly where it should be given the height of the previous block and the margins of both. They do not pay the overflow any mind, wbich may cause the overflowing content to overlap the content of the next block.

Sometimes this is what you want — or rather, what you’re forced to live with. More often, though, you want to either generate scrollbars or hide the overflowing content entirely.

overflow: hidden hides the overflowing content. This creates a pleasing visual effect, but now there's no way for the user to get to the content. Therefore, hidden is something of a nuclear option: necessary in a few cases, but to be avoided whenever there's a better way of handling the situation.

overflow: scroll and overflow: auto generate scrollbars. The auto value generates scrollbars when they're necessary, while scroll scroll value always does so, even when no scrollbars are needed.

If scroll always generates those ungainly scrollbars, even when they're not needed, and auto only generates them when necessary, why would you ever use scroll? The reason is that a content change that generates or removes a scrollbar can be quite ugly.

Suppose you have a block with overflow: auto that initially does not need scrollbars. Then a script adds a lot of content to the block, causing overflow, and thus the generation of a scrollbar. Not only is this quite ugly in itself, but on some systems [BE MORE SPECIFIC] the scrollbar itself takes up about 16px of width and thus narrows the content area, which may lead to the reflowing of the text and even more overflow. And when the content is removed, all of that happens in reverse.

All this can give a quite jarring effect. For instance, see the position of the word "serves" in the two screenshots below. The creation of a scrollbar forces it to the next line, and that might be something you want to avoid.

The easiest way of preventing that effect is by giving the block overflow: scroll from the outset. Sure, the scrollbars may not be needed, but if they are there's no moving around of the content.

Block Formatting Context

[This is a practical tip that readers need to know about.]

An overflow value of anything but visible will create a new block formatting context. In old-fashioned float-based layouts it is sometimes necessary to create a block formatting context in order to contain a bunch of floats. (Just nod wisely for the moment; we'll get back to this.)

The easiest way of doing this is to add overflow: auto to the block, even though the block has no set height and the content will never actually overflow.

So if you're working in an old codebase and encounter a bunch of unexplained overflow: auto (or hidden) declarations on blocks that have height: auto, remember that they're meant to keep a float-based layout working properly. Only remove those overflows once you switched from floats to a modern layout system like grid or flex. If you do not intend to switch, leave the overflows in place as well.

Related declarations

In addition to the overflow declaration, there are also overflow-x and overflow-y declarations. They do what you'd expect them to do: they set the overflow on only the horizontal x-axis, or only the vertical y-axis. Otherwise they work exactly like overflow.

Also, iOS supports overflow-scrolling: touch, which enables momentum-based scrolling for overflowing elements. Without this declaration (or, more precisely, with the default overflow-scrolling: auto in place), overflowing elements scroll normally, i.e. they stop scrolling as soon as your finger leaves the screen. Android devices always use momentum-based scrolling, so they do not need this declaration. It doesn't hurt them, either, so it's perfectly safe to use. [TEST]

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The ending is a bit abrupt, but I'm not entirely sure what to say next. Also, I'm not yet sure which chapter will come next, so I can't write a segue.

Anyway, please let me know what you think. I'm especially looking for feedback from JavaScript developers who are not all that good at CSS.



  • CSS for JavaScripters

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After Jyotiraditya Scindia, another Congress leader could soon join BJP

The BJP is also in need of articulate lawyers and politicians to put forth its case




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'We’ll have to see what norms are after this lockdown': BCCI trea...

'We’ll have to see what norms are after this lockdown': BCCI trea...




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Watch Florian Schneider (RIP) in Classic Early Kraftwerk Performances

The seventies, am I right….? Not that I can claim to have experienced it firsthand. But if I could have been a witness to any period in pop history it would have been the decade in which experimental fusion movements invaded rock and roll. There was Miles Davis and his protegees, of course. But there […]

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Would You Move After a Shooting On Your Front Lawn?

How we came to answer the question in Memphis.




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A Frank O'Hara notebook / by Bill Berkson ; introduction by Ron Padgett, afterword by Constance M. Lewallen

Hayden Library - PS3552.E7248 F73 2019




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How I became one of the invisible / David Rattray ; edited by Chris Kraus ; expanded and with an introduction by Robert Dewhurst ; afterword by Rachel Kushner

Hayden Library - PS3568.A783 H68 2019




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Neo-passing: performing identity after Jim Crow / edited by Mollie Godfrey and Vershawn Ashanti Young ; foreword by Gayle Wald ; afterword by Michele Elam

Hayden Library - PS169.P35 N46 2018




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The passenger: opera in two acts / by Mieczysław Weinberg ; libretto by Alexander Medvedev ; after the novel by Zofia Posmysz ; Bregenz Festival, from the Festspielhaus, in co-production with Wielki Teatr Warsaw, English National Opera London, and Teatro

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Tatiana / a ballet by John Neumeier ; after "Eugene Onegin" by Alexander Pushkin ; music by Lera Auerbach ; choreography, staging, sets, lighting, John Neumeier ; Hamburg Ballet-John Neumeier ; a co-production by Hamburgische Staatsoper GmbH/Ha

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La rondine: opera in three acts / by Giacomo Puccini ; libretto by Giuseppe Adami after the German original Die Schwalbe by Alfred Maria Willner and Heinz Reichert ; from the Deutsche Opera Berlin

Browsery DVD P961 ron a




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Napoli: or, The fisherman and his bride / choreography, Nikolaj Hübbe and Sorella Englund after August Bournonville ; music, Edvard Helsted, H.S. Pauli, H.C. Lumbye and Louise Alenius ; the Royal Danish Theatre presents ; in coproduction with DR and

Browsery DVD GV1790.N373 N37 2015




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Score / an Epicleff Media production ; written and directed by Matt Schrader ; produced by Robert Kraft, Trevor Thompson ; produced by Nate Gold, Kenny Holmes

MEDIA DVD ML2075.S367 2017




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[ASAP] Poor Solvents Improve Yield of Grafting-Through Radical Polymerization of OEO<sub>19</sub>MA

ACS Macro Letters
DOI: 10.1021/acsmacrolett.0c00245




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[ASAP] Lead Halide Perovskite Nanocrystals as Photocatalysts for PET-RAFT Polymerization under Visible and Near-Infrared Irradiation

ACS Macro Letters
DOI: 10.1021/acsmacrolett.0c00232




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Australian theatre after the New Wave : policy, subsidy and the alternative artist / by Julian Meyrick

Meyrick, Julian, author




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Cachar admin on edge after detection of more COVID-19 cases

Cachar admin on edge after detection of more COVID-19 cases




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Lufthansa Group airlines to take off again in June with 160 aircraft, 106 destinations

Lufthansa Group on Friday announced that Lufthansa, Eurowings and SWISS will be starting June offer monthly restart schedules to significantly more destinations in Germany and Europe than in the past few weeks. The repatriation schedules will end on May 31.




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Surviving the Essex: the afterlife of America's most storied shipwreck / David O. Dowling

Hayden Library - G530.E77 D68 2016




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Remapping modern Germany after national socialism, 1945-1961 / Matthew D. Mingus

Dewey Library - GA873.7.A1 M56 2017




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Unnatural resources: energy and environmental politics in Appalachia after the 1973 oil embargo / Michael Camp

Dewey Library - TJ163.25.A67 C186 2019





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Mein liebster Jesus ist verloren: Kantate zum 1. Sonntag nach Epiphanias für Soli (ATB), Chor (SATB), 2 Oboen d'amore, 2 Violinen, Viola, Basso continuo, Cembalo ad libitum = My blessed Jesus, gone forever: cantata for the 1st Sunday after Epipha

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M J Akbar: Does justice matter after 17 years?

Democracy is a volatile game played in the open. What was there left to inquire into?




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JET simulations, experiments, and theory: ten years after JETSET. What is next? / Christophe Sauty, editor

Online Resource




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After leadership / edited by Brigid Carroll, Suze Wilson, and Josh Firth

Dewey Library - HD57.7.A345 2019




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Teilnahme an Weiterbildung in der Migrationsgesellschaft: Perspektiven deutscher Frauen mit" Migrationshintergrund" / Alisha Heinemann

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Film celebs back in action after beating illness

Once Rishi Kapoor is back home after months of being in New York for treatment, he is likely to bounce back to action soon with a film co-starring Juhi Chawla. And he is not the only actor who has fought a serious illness like a warrior and set an inspirational example for fans to follow.




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Before and after loss: a neurologist's perspective on loss, grief, and our brain / Lisa M. Shulman

Hayden Library - BF575.G7 S48 2018




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Those who come after: postmemory, acknowledgement and forgiveness / Stephen Frosh

Hayden Library - BF378.S65 F76 2019




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The craft of creativity / Matthew A. Cronin and Jeffrey Loewenstein

Hayden Library - BF408.C7578 2018