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How does the RG Standard Series RG7420EX 7-String Electric Guitar, Black Flat, stand out in the Ibanez line? This iconic guitar, with its distinctive design, is a testament to three decades of metal music evolution. It's a high-performance machine, meticulously crafted for speed and strength, making it a precision instrument for every guitarist. Whether you're a fan of the hardtail (fixed) bridge or prefer our industry-leading locking tremolo system, the RG7420EX is designed to meet your needs. Ibanez is committed to building guitars for all players, from novices to the most accomplished masters of the instrument. We believe that regardless of the price point, every guitarist deserves the best sound, style, and playability. The Standard series, including the RG7420EX, embodies the core values that Ibanez is renowned for - fast necks, floating trems, and high-octane distortion. These features are packaged into a guitar that is both accessible and appealing to a wide range of players. The RG7420EX features a Wizard II 3pc Maple neck, known for its thin, flat, and fast design. This sturdy neck offers unlimited playability for the most demanding players. The Jatoba fretboard, with its rich reddish-brown color, produces a rich mid-range with a crisp high end. The mono-unit output jack, made of solid, durable material, is designed as a single piece to prevent unwanted movement and loosening. This innovation ensures long-term playing enjoyment with minimal maintenance. The guitar also features jumbo frets for smooth playability, especially for single-note playing. The Meranti body of the guitar provides a scooped mid-range with a sweet tone. The Quantum H-H pickups offer an accelerated bass response, perfect for tracking high-speed staccato riffing with crushing mid-range and precise high-end articulation. Finally, the Edge-Zero II tremolo bridge design features a lower profile for playing comfort and a stud lock function for stable tuning. Experience the RG Standard Series RG7420EX 7-String Electric Guitar, Black Flat, and discover why it's a standout in the Ibanez line.

The 1925 Tennessee v. John Scopes case―the Scopes Monkey Trial―is one of America's most famous courtroom battles. Until now, however, no one has considered at length why the sensational, divisive trial of a public high school science teacher indicted for teaching evolution took place where, and when, it did. This study ranges over the fifty years preceding the trial to examine intertwined attitudes toward schooling and faith held by Tennessee's politically dominant white evangelical Protestants. Those decades saw accelerating social and economic change in the South, writes Charles A. Israel. Education, long the province of family and community, grew ever more centralized, professionalized, and isolated from the local values that first underpinned it. As Israel tells how parents and church, civic, and political leaders at first opposed public education, then endorsed it, and finally fought to control it, he reveals their deep ambivalence about the intangible costs of progress.Lessons that Evangelicals took away from failed adult temperance campaigns also prompted them to reexert control over who and what influenced their children. Evangelicals rallied behind a 1915 bill requiring the Bible to be read daily in public schools. The 1925 Butler bill criminalized the teaching of evolution, which had come to symbolize all that was threatening about theological liberalism and materialistic science. The stage for the Scopes trial had been set. Delving deeply into the collective mind of a people in an age of uncertainty, Before Scopes sheds new light on religious belief, ideology, and expression.

 What do we think about when we think about human evolution? With his characteristic wit and wisdom, anthropologist Jonathan Marks explores our scientific narrative of human origins—the study of evolution—and examines its cultural elements and theoretical foundations. In the process, he situates human evolution within a general anthropological framework and presents it as a special case of kinship and mythology.  Tales of the Ex-Apes argues that human evolution has incorporated the emergence of social relations and cultural histories that are unprecedented in the apes and thus cannot be reduced to purely biological properties and processes. Marks shows that human evolution has involved the transformation from biological to biocultural evolution. Over tens of thousands of years, new social roles—notably spouse, father, in-laws, and grandparents—have co-evolved with new technologies and symbolic meanings to produce the human species, in the absence of significant biological evolution. We are biocultural creatures, Marks argues, fully comprehensible by recourse to neither our real ape ancestry nor our imaginary cultureless biology.

Mardi Gras, drag balls and politics - where else could these elements come together but in New Orleans? Interweaving archival footage and contemporary interviews, the Sons of Tennessee Williams charts the evolution of the gay Mardi Gras krewe scene over the decades, illuminating the ways in which it's emergence was a seminal factor in the cause of gay liberation in the South.

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Can the witness protection program keep her identity secret?After Allison James finally escapes her marriage to a monster, she becomes the star witness in the case against her deceased husband’s powerful crime family. Now it’s up to US Marshal Jaxson Stevens, Ali’s ex-boyfriend, to keep the WITSEC widow safe. But as the danger escalates and sparks fly, will Jax be able to help Ali escape her ruthless in-laws?

IT’S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD. BUT YOU CAN SEE IT FROM HERE.   In the near future, with physical augmentation gaining ground and nano-cybernetics only years away, the dawn of limitless human evolution is just beyond the horizon, and a secret corporate cabal of ruthless men intends to make sure that humankind stays under its control. But two people on opposite sides of the world are starting to ask questions that could get them killed. Secret Service agent Anna Kelso has been suspended for investigating the shooting that claimed her partner’s life. Anna suspects that the head of a bio-augmentation firm was the real target, and against orders she’s turned up a few leads concerning a covert paramilitary force and a cadre of underground hackers. But the cover-up runs deep, and now there’s a target on her back. Meanwhile, Ben Saxon, former SAS officer turned mercenary, joins a shadowy special ops outfit. They say they’re a force for good, but Saxon quickly learns that the truth is not so clear-cut. So begins a dangerous quest to uncover a deadly secret that will take him from Moscow to London, D.C. to Geneva, and to the dark truth—if he lives that long.The year is 2027; in a world consumed by chaos and conspiracy, two people are set on a collision course with the most powerful and dangerous organization in history—and the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.

After the passage of the Butler Act, which made it unlawful for a state-funded school in Tennessee to teach that humans evolved from lower organisms, 24-year-old high school teacher John Scopes intentionally violated the law. Arrested and charged on May 5, 1925, Scopes became the centerpiece in a trial that pitted two of the finest legal minds of the time against one another. Prosecutor William Jennings Bryan's participation in the trial served as the capstone to his prior unsuccessful advocacy to cut off funds to schools that taught evolution. Prominent trial attorney Clarence Darrow, an agnostic, spoke for the defense. This case, which was the first to be broadcast via radio, was a critical turning point in the creation vs. evolution controversy that continues today. The Scopes Monkey Trial has since been fictionalized in a play, a film, and three television films, all called Inherit the Wind. The Scopes Monkey Trial: Debate over Evolution explains how this pivotal court case shaped the way evolution and creationism are approached in classrooms.