 was the lover, but that’s a whole 500 years or so after the Iliad. Obviously Achilles loves Patroclus, but it’s never explicitly portrayed as a romantic love in the epic cycle.

That being said, I think Troy: Fall of a City has Achilles, Patroclus, and Briseis having a threesome together. But you will have to get through many scenes of stone-faced acting, awkward Helen/Paris moments, and shrieking Greek gods in black lipstick to get to it.

Edit: [found someone’s fan video with the Achilles/Patroclus/Briseis threesome](https://youtu.be/fE8m7QL-4mU)To seem upon a mummy is to return nose to nose with our previous. This ebook provides the tale of mummification as a tradition world wide. Mummies were stumbled on on each continent, a few intentionally preserved by means of use of numerous complicated options (as with the traditional Egyptians), others by accident through dry baking warmth, severe chilly and ice, or via tanning in peat bathrooms. by way of reading those preserved people, we will be able to get profound insights into the lives, future health, tradition and deaths of people and populations gone. the 1st version of this publication was once acclaimed as a vintage. This readable new version builds on those foundations, investigating the wonderful new findings in South the USA, Europe and the a ways East. it will likely be vital quantity for a person operating in paleopathology and a desirable learn for all these drawn to anthropology, archaeology, and the historical past of drugs.
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Background. trans!'G. Rawlinson. London: Dent. Lucas A. 1962. historical Egyptian fabrics and industries, 4th edn, revised and trans!. J. R. Harris. London: Edward Arnold. Mokhtar, G., Riad, H. and Iskander, S. 1973. Mummification in historic Egypt. Cairo: Cairo Museum. Petrie, W. M. F. 1892. Medum. London: David Nutt Pettigrew, T. J. 1834. A historical past ofEgyptian mummies. London: Longmans. Reisner, G. A. 1927-32. Articles on Queen Hetepheres. Bulletin ofthe Museum ofFine Arts (Boston) 25 (1927), 26 (19 28),27 (1929) 30 (193 2). Taylor, J. H. 1996. Unwrapping a mummy: the existence, dying and embalming ofHoremkenesi. Austin: college ofTexas Press. 15 37 2 illness in historical Egypt A. T. SANDISON AND EDMUND TAPP All women and men percentage sure reviews. All are born; all endure health problems in the course of their lives; and all needs to eventually die, even if from ailment, degenerative procedure, twist of fate, or violence. The historian's total view of old peoples is incomplete if she or he fails take into consideration those phenomena of overall healthiness or illness. the main strains of analysis of historic illnesses include exam ofliterary resources by way of students in collaboration with physicians, research of creative representations in sculpture and portray, and learn of skeletal continues to be and mummies by means of macroscopic exam, supplemented by means of radiography and by way of histological exam utilizing gentle, polarizing, and electron microscopes. the most important literary assets for our wisdom of disorder techniques in Egypt are the Ebers, Edwin Smith, and Kahun papyri (Dawson 1953). the 1st bargains with clinical illnesses and contains, between many others, descriptions of parasitic intestine infestations and urinary problems, most likely together with schistosomiasis. the second one is surgical and comprises actual prognostic reviews on tense and sure inflammatory ailments. The 3rd issues obstetrical and gynaecological issues. special diagnoses are, normally, tricky to make from the indications indexed. however, the papyri will proceed to have interaction students and clinical historians for a few years. From those, in addition to different literary resources, professional students have adduced proof of trachoma, seasonal ophthalmia, epidermis ailments, hernia, haemorrhoids, and so forth. experiences ofartistic representations have yielded facts ofachondroplastic dwarfism and possible diagnoses of such states as bilateral dislocation of the hips and put up poliomyelitic limb atrophy, however the difficulties linked to analyzing artists' paintings were reiterated lately by means of N unn (1996). Macroscopic exam of old Egyptian skeletons has printed a wealth of pathological alterations. those were reviewed via Brothwell and Powers (1968) and Sandison (1968) and extra details from different 22 A. T. SANDISON AND EDMUND TAPP ailment in old Egypt assets is still released (Strouhal 1982; Schultz 1995). within the macroscopic exam of bones, pseudopathological alterations are complex artifacts; those have been absolutely mentioned via Wells (1967) and summarized via Sandison (1968).Abstract: The Purpose of the present study was to compare the psychological variable namely self-confidence between Kabaddi and Kho-Kho intercollegiate male players of Kuvempu University. To achieve the purpose of the study sixty subjects (n-60) out of thirty players from Kabaddi and thirty players from Kho-kho discipline who were participating in intercollegiate tournaments were selected. The purposive simple random technique was used for selection of subjects. The age of the subjects chosen for this study were ranging from 18-28 years. The study focused on psychological variable namely self-confidence. The standardized Sports competition self-confidence questionnaire prepared by Gayton and Richmond was used to assess the level of self-confidence among kabaddi and kho-kho male players of Kuvempu University. The collected data was statistically analysed by using percentage values.
Result: The result reveals that there is a significant difference between Kabaddi and kho-kho intercollegiate male players of Kuvempu University in the level of self-confidence. Compared to kho-kho players, Kabaddi players were found better in the level of self-confidence.
Bharath Raj N and Chethan Ram P. Comparative study on self-confidence between Kabaddi and kho-kho intercollegiate male players of Kuvempu University. International Journal of Physical Education, Sports and Health. 2016; 3(4): 242-243.Storm Peak Lab hosts last of university summer classes
July 22, 2015
As skiers and boarders float past Storm Peak Lab on their way to the Chutes or Buddy's Run, scientists are studying snow composition and atmospheric conditions. Although the Morningside Lift isn't running, SPL does not halt operations in the summer, despite the absence of passersby, and this summer has been no exception.
In addition to the lab's year-round monitoring of atmospheric particles and gases, SPL hosted two summer classes of high school and college students. The lab has hosted winter classes for more than 30 years and has periodically hosted summer field classes, but never the two taught this summer.
"The lab is open to university groups across the country to use,” said SPL’s director, Dr. Gannet Hallar. "Sometimes, the lab is used for specific field study projects, but this summer, it was only used for field classes."
During these field classes, students live in the bunk rooms inside the lab, which allows them to live and breathe atmospheric science.
The first class, which ended this past Friday, included a group of junior and senior chemistry majors from Hendrix College, a liberal arts college in Conway, Arkansas.
"The Conway area doesn't have a lot of resources for undergraduates to explore specialty fields like atmospheric chemistry," said Dr. Courtney Hatch, the professor for the class. "But I had these students who wanted to explore opportunities in research at the national lab level, so we did a whirlwind tour of national labs in the Front Range and ended in Steamboat at Storm Peak Lab."
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The tour included a NOAA lab, the National Renewable Energy Lab and the National Ice Core Lab, among others. As their final stop, the students completed research projects using one of the instruments at SPL as a way to synthesize the information they had gathered at the other labs.
"At Storm Peak Lab, the students could put all of what they had learned together to make connections in what was being measured at Storm Peak and what we saw at the other national labs," said Hatch, who had met Hallar at SPL's ASCENT conference for female scientists six years ago.
Hatch has not yet received the formal reflections papers from her students on their experiences at SPL.
The second class brought high school students from the Pathways for Science program at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. The program was funded by a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development award given to Trude Storelvmo, assistant professor of geology and geophysics at Yale University.
The students, all of whom attend a New Haven public high school and are often from underrepresented groups, were taught atmospheric and climate science during the class. Four of the students were selected to participate in field study at SPL, measuring