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Beginning with the surprising opening of Haydn's grave in October 1820, Cranioklepty takes us through the extraordinary history of a peculiar kind of obsession.
The desire to possess the skulls of the brilliant and famous — for study, for sale, for public (and very private) display — has in some people been irresistible. And the lengths they have gone to achieve their acquisitions have at times become a comedy of the grotesque.
The after-death stories of Haydn, Beethoven, Emanuel Swedenborg, Sir Thomas Browne and others have never before been told in such wretched detail and lightning vividness. Fully researched, indexed, and illustrated with some surprising images, this is a fascinating and authoritative history of ideas carries along on the guilty pleasures of an anthology of real afterlife gothic tales.
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This was an interesting look into a world I never knew existed. I found myself wondering just who the heck would steal someone's head and why after seeing the book in the bookstore. After reading it, I found all my questions answered.
Phrenology (the pseudoscience study of the bumps on a person's head) was certainly a strange, strange "science", but rather fascinating as well.
This one gets three stars. The book handled the story of each head (from Haydn to Beethoven and beyond) quite nicely. The retelling of events was respectful of all parties involved, from the deceased whose head was stolen, to those doing the stealing, to those who set the process in motion with their desire to acquire the head. The text was clear and concise, yet still entertaining making the book a pleasurable read.
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Alexandrov, Grigori
Born: 23 January 1903 , Yekaterinburg, Russia Died: 16 December 1984 , Moscow, (Soviet Union / Russia)
Grigori Alexandrov's career started on the Western Front, where he entertained Russian troops by his acrobatic skills. After then he was acting in the Prolekult Theater in Moscow, where he also met Sergei Eisenstein. The friendship lasted long after the Prolekut Theater. Grigori Alexandrov firstly worked as screenwriter and general assistant to Sergei Eisenstein on silent films "Strike" and "October" (both in 1925). The collaboration continued during Eisenstein's journey to USA and later to Mexico, where he decided to make a film about Mexican history and culture - "Que Viva Mexico!". Unfortunately, Eisenstein was never able to edit this movie. Alexandrov edited the footage based on Eisensteins notes and storyboard only in 1979. Alexandrov's directorial debut was a short, non-narrative "Romance Sentimentale" in 1930 and first feature "Internationale" he completed in 1932. He focused on musicals and comedies, out of which the most famous are "Jazz Comedy"(1934), "Circus" (1936) and "Volga Volga" (1938). While being a artistic director of Mosfilm, position in which he succeeded S. Eisenstein in 1944, Mosfilm won multiple awards for productions "Spring" (1947), "Meeting on Elbe" (1949), "Glinka" (1952).
- Lyubov Orlova, 1983; (also writer)
- Que Viva Mexico!/Da zdravstvuyet Meksika!, 1979; (writer and editor only)
- Skvorets i Lira , 1973
- Lenin in Switzerland/Lenin v Shvejtsarij, 1965; (TV)
- Before October / Pered oktyabre, 1965
- Lenin in Poland/Lenine v Polske, 1961;
- Russian Souvenir/Russkij suvenir, 1960;
- From Man to Man/Chelovek cheloveku, 1958
- Man of Music/Kompozitor Glinka, 1952; (also writer)
- Meeting on the Elbe/Vstrecha na Elbe, 1949
- Spring/Vesna, 1947; (also writer)
- Twins/Bliznetsy, 1945; (artistic producer only)
- Six P.M./V shest chasov vechera posle vojny, 1944; (artistic producer only)
- Men of the Caspian/Kaspiky, 1944
- Family, A, 1943;
- The Shining Path/Svetlyj put, 1940
- Time In the Sun, 1940;
- Liberation/Osvobozhdeniye, 1940; (cinematographer only)
- Pervoye maya, 1938
- Volga - Volga, 1938; (also writer)
- Doklad tov. Stalina o proekte Konstututsii SSSR na VIII Chrezvytsaynom S'ezde Sovetov, 1937
- The Circus/Tsirk, 1936; (also writer)
- The Happy Guys/Vesyolyye rebyata, 1934; (also writer)
- Thunder Over Mexico, 1933; (scenario only)
- Internationale/Internatsional , 1932
- Que viva Mexico!, 1932; (also writer)
- Destruccion de Oaxaca, La, 1931; (writer only)
- Sentimental Romance/Romance sentimentale, 1930; (also writer and editor)
- Misery and Fortune of Women/Frauennot - Frauengluck: Das Hohelied der arztlichen Kunst, 1929
- The General Line/Staroye i novoye, 1929; (also writer)
- The Girl form a Far River/Devushka s dalyokoj reki, 1927; (writer only)
- October/Oktyabr, 1927; (also writer)
- Battleship Potemkin/Bronenosets Potyomkin, 1925; (co-director and actor)
- Strike/Stachka, 1925; (writer, assistant director, and actor)


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I love that story about Henry Ford who was having trouble making things work on the production line. A staff member told him, "it can't be done" and he said to him, "well find me a young person that doesn't know it can't be done!".
Whilst setting up youth literacy projects in Cartagena, Colombia, I realised that I had to do something not just for the kids that couldn't read and write but also for the kids that could. I wanted to show them that they could be leaders. After our first leadership and social enterpreneurship camp, one of the girls said to me. "I used to think "why don't people help us?". Now I say, "we can help ourselves"". I learnt from these kids that a small amount of training and support could change their whole perception on life. They contained the will, they just needed the tools and someone to believe in them.
At one social entrepreneurship camp, I walked up to a team of 13 year olds who were setting up their business model canvas. (yes, no matter what the model they would understand it just as quick or quicker than adults!). I asked them what is the problem, and they responded, "there aren't any affordable english classes in our neighbourhood and English is needed to sell to tourists". I thought back to the countless number of FREE English classes I had given over the few years prior in other neighbouring areas. I said, "Okay, so what is your solution?". They answered, "a social enterprise that charges what the community can afford. In that way, we can pay a teacher who will keep coming". I had a little chuckle to myself. These kids had taught me a big lesson with their fresh eyes and their newly learnt principles of social entrepreneurship! They understood sustainability and that charity-run programs would often have an end-date.
Over the years, youth have taught me that they understand the problems and issues in their communities much better than any outsider can. Whether it is Muslim youth in Western Sydney, young people with a disability, a private school on the North Shore of Sydney - every group of youth will have different challenges to face. And with the right skills and someone to believe in them, they too can be positive agents for change. It's why this year my Co-Founder Jonathan and I have started Young Change Agents - a social enterprise committed to giving this opportunity to as many youth as we can. (Our target is 10,000 initially)
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57th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics
Volume 60, Number 19
Monday–Friday, November 16–20, 2015; Savannah, Georgia
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This talk will review recent progress in high-energy density physics using the world's brightest x-ray source, the Linac Coherent Light Source, SLAC's free electron x-ray laser. These experiments investigate laser-driven matter in extreme conditions where powerful x-ray scattering and imaging techniques have been applied to resolve ionic interactions at atomic ({\AA}ngstrom) scale lengths and to visualize the formation of dense plasma states. Major research areas include dynamic compression experiments of solid targets to determine structural properties and to discover and characterize phase transitions at mega-bar pressures. A second area studies extreme fields produced by high-intensity radiation where fundamental questions of laboratory plasmas can be related to cosmological phenomena. Each of these areas takes advantage of the unique properties of the LCLS x-ray beam. They include small foci for achieving high intensity or high spatial resolution, high photon flux for dynamic structure factor measurements in single shots, and high spectral bandwidth to resolve plasmon (Langmuir) waves or ion acoustic waves in dense plasmas. We will further describe new developments of ultrafast pump-probe technique at high repetition rates. These include studies on dense cryogenic hydrogen that have begun providing fundamental insights into the physical properties of matter in extreme conditions that are important for astrophysics, fusion experiments and generation of radiation sources.
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Rin writes down what she saw of No-Name's memories, and tells the group through a touching tribute. She mentions that a man from House Cannith was in the group that No-Name brought there in the past, and Brann recognizes him as the ex-leader of House Cannith – Starrin d'Cannith, the Gorgon.
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You need to move to my neighborhood. There are lots of people here a lot like you. I don't watch movies or T.V. shows either, I don't have the time or desire to watch them. On the subject of having a smart child, who cares what other people think. Deep down they just wish they had a child just like yours :)!ReplyDelete
We could be great friends, even though my kids are grown up now!! We only need to please the Lord, and love those around us, not conform to them. :)ReplyDelete
Call me! Or I'll call you! I miss you, too.ReplyDelete
Send me an e-mail when you need to vent. I'd call today, but I'm about to go visiting teaching. We'll talk soon.
Yeah we should be friends too. My 2 year old needs friends :) And I feel this way a lot.ReplyDelete
Thanks guys! It's nice to be reminded God never leaves us alone (even if those he surrounds us with are on the internets) ;)ReplyDelete
I would LOVE to live in your neighborhood Kim. I still want to come see you! (school has just made that hard)
Em-I will!
I was reading CS Lewis today and he says in the introduction to his book. When the good truly choose to reach for Heaven they will not only be separated from the evil, but even from the other good. It was delicious to me today. It is okay to be striving to be more and be different from others even though they are good. It also reminded me of the talk by Pres. Packer at BYU in 2009 when he told the students...you will be mocked, and not just by those outside of the church...and then he repeated this line...not just by those outside the church. Stay strong. When we have been inspired by the spirit, we really cannot turn back anyway without loosing some of our light. So shine on sister!ReplyDelete
Wait, did I write this post?ReplyDelete
Amen, sister. I get you.
I used to see things as very black and white, and I'm now in a place where almost everything is grey. That's a much more happy, comfortable place for me. Even so, I still get you :)ReplyDelete
That's because you're awesome Sara.ReplyDelete
I think you're awesome. I wish we hung out more.ReplyDelete


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PREP TIME: 30 mins
COOK TIME: 19 mins
TOTAL TIME: 49 mins
Serves: 14
For the Cupcake:
* 2 teaspoons cinnamon
* 1 teaspoon baking powder
* 1⅓ cup all-purpose flour
* ¾ cup finely crushed graham cracker crumbs
* ½ cup melted butter
* ½ cup granulated sugar
* ½ teaspoons baking soda
* ½ teaspoon salt
* 2 eggs yolks
* 2 egg whites
* ⅓ cup brown sugar
* 1 cup buttermilk
* 1 teaspoon vanilla
For the Marshmallow Frosting:
- ½ cup butter
- 1 (7 ounce) jar marshmallow fluff
- 1 cup powdered sugar
For the Ganache:
- ¾ cup milk chocolate chips
- 4½ tablespoons heavy whipping cream
For topping:
- 1 graham cracker, crushed.
For the Cupcake:
- Preheat oven to 350 degree F and line muffin tins with paper liners.
- In a mixing bowl, combine flour, graham cracker crumbs, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
- In another bowl, melt butter. Whisk in the sugars. Then mix in the buttermilk, egg yolks, and vanilla. Add the liquid ingredients to the dry and mix until just combined. Set aside.
- With and electric mixer, beat egg whites until soft peaks form. Fold into the batter until combined.
- Fill cupcake liners ¾ full (about ¼ cup of batter... a trigger ice cream scoop works great!)
- Bake for 15-17 or until toothpick comes out clean. Let cool in muffin tin for 5 minutes and then remove and cool completely on a cooling rack.
- In a small sauce pan, combine chocolate chips and whipping cream over medium-low heat until melted and smooth. Let it cool for 5 minutes and then spoon onto the center of each cupcake. Let the ganache set up on the cupcake before adding frosting (put in fridge for 5 minutes to speed this up). Place remaining ganache in a piping bag or ziploc baggie.
- For the Marshmallow Frosting:
- Beat the butter and powdered sugar together until fluffy. Fold in the marshmallow fluff by hand. Place in piping bag fitted with 1A (extra large round) tip or just cut the tip of the bag off. Pipe on frosting.
- Drizzle with leftover ganache and sprinkle with crushed graham crackers.


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February began with a successful training camp in Tustin to kick off the 2016 season. the KHS-Maxxis-JLVelo Cycling team then headed to Phoenix, AZ to race the first stage race of the season, the Valley of The Sun Stage Race.
For the 2016 season, the team welcomes newcomers Cory Lockwood, Robert Freeman and Duban Sanchez. Each brining unique skills and talents, the team utilized the event as a forum to blend the team, work on execution of tactics, and hone their teamwork.
Time trial specialist, Cory Lockwood, clocked the fastest time for the team in the 14.4 mile time trial on Friday, placing 5th in a talented field. Teammates Ulises Castillo and Fabrizio Von Nacher were not far behind in 8th and 10th respectively. These general classification placings opened the team up to race for the win on Saturday's 94 mile road race in the hot desert sun.
With a threatening breakaway up the road with solid time on the peloton, Brian McCulloch rallied the team along with other teams in group, to chase the breakaway back. By doing so, the team was able to place Fabrizio Von Nacher up to contend the sprint finish, where he placed a close 5th on the day.
Leading into the criterium, the team knew that the chances of another sprint finish were very high. They rode aggressively from the gun through out the 60 m minute event, and with the final laps ticking down, they set up the lead out for Fabrizio. In a photo finish, he placed 3rd on the stage, bringing home the teams first official podium of 2016.
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Growing plants within a residence, building, conservatory, or in a greenhouse is called indoor gardening. Sometimes incorporated as part of air conditioning or heating systems, these gardens are also useful for ornamental purposes and great space savers.
The idea of indoor gardens originated in Rome. The Roman emperor Tiberius was fond of a cucumber like vegetable. Catering to the king, the Roman gardeners used artificial methods (similar to the greenhouse system) of grow it round about the year.
Italy is known as a pioneer of the first modern indoor garden in the 13th century. Exotic plants brought by explorers from tropics were stored in botanical gardens. The revolutionary concept of greenhouses spread from Netherlands to England. Providing adequate and balanced heat is a challenge, but Netherlands has succeeded in leading the produce of millions of vegetables every year.
Decide on the type of indoor garden you desire, grow room or grow box. Take into consideration garden area, weather for growing clones. Do you want a vegetative stage or flowering; select your light depending on these factors. Measure garden grow area to calculate where to set up your fan exhaust.
An oscillating fan controls temperature, humidity, and degree the CO2 levels while improving air circulation. Every indoor garden design should have both oscillating fan and air exhaust. An indoor/outdoor thermometer will monitor and control the temperature in your garden. A charcoal filter might not be a bad idea, but the exhaust fan will need to be a centrifugal fan. A squirrel cage fan is not strong or suitable for an indoor garden.
Indoor gardens have their own unique requirements. Pests and diseases have to be kept in check, while extremes of heat and humidity have to be in control. Irrigation and water supply has to be pre-planned. Significant inputs of heat and light have to be maintained for warm-weather vegetables. Inside temperature and humidity can be monitored through a wireless sensor network. Data gathered can be transmitted to a control location useful for productive control heating, cooling, and irrigation systems.


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Greeley City Council gives John Elway green light to expand car dealership
August 28, 2014
John Elway has led a lot of comebacks in his life, but maybe none quite like the one he engineered before the Greeley City Council.
After more than an hour debate on Tuesday, council members made a rare move and voted unanimously against planning commission and city staff recommendations on a rezoning issue involving one of the NFL's most well-known quarterbacks.
Elway, vice president of operations and general manager of the Denver Broncos, attended the council's regular meeting to explain why he believes a zoning change is appropriate near his auto dealership at the intersection of 35th Avenue and 25th Street.
The 8.3-acre property he wants to purchase to expand the John Elway Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram dealership at 2501 35th Ave. is currently zoned for multifamily housing.
The planning commission said no in a July 22 meeting after staff recommended against it — mostly because of a shortage of multifamily housing in Greeley and shortage of land zoned for that purpose.
Brad Mueller, community development director for the city, said the area has not changed significantly and has been developed under its original intent in the last 15 years, reasons that would not warrant a rezoning.
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"The amount of multifamily housing in Greeley is already limited," Mueller said. "That would take more of that away."
However, members of the City Council said the rezoning does conform with the city's comprehensive plan and said staff need to be more flexible when looking at economic impacts to the city.
"Our comprehensive plan is a living document," said Councilwoman Sandi Elder. "It has to change. It is always going to change with a change to our city demographics, population, oil and gas, it all affects our comprehensive plan. I very rarely go against our planning commission, but I'm disheartened that they were not all there for the process. This application does support our priority, which is 'Greeley open for business.'"
Elder was referring to the planning commission meeting in which three of the seven members were absent.
The expanded dealership will employ 25 more people with an annual income of $60,000-$85,000 per year.
"This is in my ward," said John Gates. "That is the most unsightly plot of land I've seen in some time. It looks like it did five years ago. I have been waiting and waiting and waiting for build out, and I will usually side with pro business. How could we not encourage a successful business to continue to grow and thrive and bring 25 more jobs — and good paying jobs — to this community."
Elway started off his testimony with a bit of fun exchange with Mayor Tom Norton.
"I'm sorry to hear about your knees," Elway said. "I've had to have mine done, too, but they turned out OK. I hope your's get better."
He said Greeley has always had a special place in his heart since he was here for training camp with the Broncos in the 1980s and '90s.
"I am proud of doing business in Greeley and proud to be part of Greeley," Elway said. "When I was with the Broncos I wouldn't have rather been any other place. The support we had while we were here was tremendous."
Several people spoke in opposition to the plan, including a 5 percent owner of the town homes nearby the proposed development.
Bill Purcell said in order to break even on the town homes, he must build another 154 units. The rezoning will reduce the number that can be built to 64. However, the majority owner of the town homes wants to move forward with the rezoning.
Jeff Engelman, owner of Gateway Self Storage, also opposed the rezoning because he said his business will be entirely enveloped by car dealerships and he doesn't believe that is good for the area.
"It doesn't reflect good planning," he said by phone on Wednesday. "But I can understand why the council did what they did. Town homes have a hard time getting completed, and I agree with Gates, it is an eyesore, and I'm tired of tumbleweeds blowing in. But it's not a good mix."
City Manager Roy Otto said Tuesday's council meeting was a lesson learned for his staff.
"I want us to be online with our council," he said. "If I went forward with the budget and it was changed 100 degrees, I'd question why. My hope is that staff can do a good job of translating to the council what their thoughts are. Staff knows there is a need for housing, that's true. But the council has an economic growth priority as well, and maybe we should err on the side of that."
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As early as 3000 BC, males have meddled dental to take care of dental issues they have run into. The excruciating discomfort that is related to tooth cavities and decaying teeth have to have prompted them to discover means to soothe their agonizing and also unbearable discomfort. Thus the emergence of very early "dental experts" should be because of the painful symptoms.
Much proof mention, like from exposed antiques, artifacts and mummies, some kinds of dental surgery or oral prosthetics. From the old Egyptians to the Greco-Romans to very early Chinese people, dentists have actually already existed to aid individuals with their teeth troubles.
Dental experts have always been related to discomfort. No trip to the dental expert has ever before been a welcome quest. Many people, primarily kids, see the trip to a dental expert appointment as a kind of torment. The mere audio of the dentist's drill sends shivers up everyone's back and also triggers a kind of an anxiousness strike (for some though).
Even with the advancement of lots of scientific modern technologies in dental technique, such as better painkiller, anesthetics, modern-day tools and also painless procedures. In any case, dental practitioners have actually had a bad reputation which is possibly unnecessary.
Discovering as well as understanding even more about dental experts would certainly make them look much less menacing as well as a lot more fascinating. Dentists are here to aid us, considering that having great, solid and also healthy teeth not just makes us look much better but likewise exempts us from the pain of needing to sustain the excruciating pain of having tooth cavities.
Here are 10 points you didn't find out about dental practitioners. Some truths show the surveys done on their assumption and also complete satisfaction of their dentists while some are enjoyable truths that could assist you see a different side of dental experts.
While dental professionals have been uncommonly considered as concern aspects right here are some facts that show or else:
Baseding on a survey carried out in 1997 by the Gallup poll, dental professionals received high marks in being one of the most trusted occupation in the United States of America positioning fifth in the overall ranking.
Dental professionals additionally obtain high grades from one more Gallup survey done lately in being the line of job that has high degree in interpersonal abilities and also delivery of high quality treatment (keep in mind the lollipops?).
A high 92 % of those polled stated that they would certainly recommend them to everybody as specified in another Gallup poll.
One more study reveals that 83 % of American adults are quite completely satisfied with the solutions they receive from their dental experts. This survey was done by Louis Harris and also Associates in an effort to research the American individuals perspective in the direction of dental practitioners.
… As well as, dental experts have a large rating, 61 %, in the principles poll for honesty and also credibility.
For some fun truths concerning dentists … The electrical chair was created by a dental practitioner. Hhhmmmm … makes you a marvel a great deal concerning the Dental professional's Chair don't it?
William F. Semple, a dentist from Mount Vernon, OH. was provided the very first patent in 1869 for eating gum.
In the old days when dentures weren't developeded yet, dental experts would do a fast surgery in dental implanting teeth in the mouth of an individual. The teeth came from dead people!
Aztec dentists would mix iron dental fillings, water as well as navel dust bake and insert it in the dental caries to secure it. Not just was alleviation reported but an advancement of the sense of direction of an individual was really felt.
So if you consider it, after reading this as well as learning the number of generations have actually already sought people to take care of their teeth issues, dentists could merely have the earliest profession in the whole globe. Exactly what do you assume?