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Details:It's 1968 in America. Change is blowing in the wind…but seemingly far removed from the unrest in the cities is the small town of Mill Valley where for generations, the shadow of the Bellows family has loomed large. It is in their mansion on the edge of town that Sarah, a young girl with horrible secrets, turned her tortured life into a series of scary stories, written in a book that has transcended time—stories that have a way of becoming all too real for a group of teenagers who discover Sarah's terrifying home.
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Tucked away in Ireland's most tranquil spots, you'll find some of the finest and most luxurious spas in the world
Our spas are sanctuaries of calm and pampering that combine the nourishment of the island's natural resources, such as mineral-rich seaweeds, with cutting-edge treatments from around the world. Throw in a good dose of that famous Irish hospitality, and you have a spa getaway that is pretty much unforgettable.
Ireland's spas have been gaining attention worldwide. The experts at Condé Nast Traveller named County Wexford's Monart Spa one of their top three spa retreats in the world in both in 2010 and 2011, and it was selected as among the top 10 destinations in the world by Forbes magazine.
Slieve Donard's two-floored ESPA spa deep in the County Down countryside was deemed "a world-class spa with a stunning setting" by British Airways' High Life magazine.
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And it doesn't stop there. It might have a monastic theme, but there's nothing ascetic about Cloisters Spa in Kerry's Muckross Park Hotel, which was anointed "Luxury Hotel Spa of the Year" by World Luxury Hotel Awards.
The preferred Belfast relaxation-spot for countless VIPs including Tom Jones, Dolly Parton and the Irish Rugby Team, meanwhile, is the five-star Hastings Culloden Estate and Spa.
The settings for these blissful breaks are also pretty special, and can range from an opulent castle dating back centuries to the very modern, super-glam boutique hotel. Take these two, for starters…
The five-star Solis Lough Eske Castle spa in County Donegal is nestled into woodland along a lakeshore overlooked by a mountain range; or if you fancy something a bit more urban, the G Hotel is a five-star feast for the eyes designed by milliner Philip Treacy in the heart of Galway city – with an ESPA spa you just won't want to leave.
Seaweed is renowned for its therapeutic qualities; marine cure therapy is one of Ireland's most famous indigenous therapies and was cultivated during the Edwardian era. Voya is responsible for bringing the therapy to international attention with a cosmetics line and spa based in Strandhill, County Sligo.
Built by the Walton family in place of the original Strandhill bath houses, this day spa attracts 40,000 visitors every year. There are facials and seaweed body-wraps, but the simple 50-minute steep in a tub full of seaweed in one of their private or shared rooms can be summed up in one word: blissful.
Voya's products and treatments are based around their famed organic seaweed oil, which is harvested by hand along the pristine Atlantic coast. Like the sound of that? Then you'll also be interested to know that there are seaweed baths all over the island, including the Connemara Seaweed Baths in County Galway and the SOAK Seaweed Baths in Newcastle, County Down.
On the treatment menu, you'll find traditional therapies and cutting-edge treatments, such as a hot stone massage with local basalt followed by the latest in steam showers, ice fountains and dry flotation tanks.
Out on Cork's Fota Island Resort, the spa boasts a "walking river" and a unique range of treatments, including a chocolate body wrap, milk and honey bath, and gold body polish made with 24-carat gold. Victorian Treatment Rooms at Castle Leslie offer specially designed Victorian steam boxes; while at the Ritz Carlton Powerscourt, County Wicklow, the spa boasts a 20-metre Swarovski crystal-lit pool. How cool is that?
Getting back to that totally serene environment we talked about…Monart in County Wexford is a child-free, party-free destination spa, with meditation and t'ai chi taught by a Shaolin master brought over from China, and traditional Shaolin Warrior massages.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Signs across Athens advertise property for rent or sale. One in three shops has closed. At those still open for business, turnover has slumped.
So it is one of the mysteries of Greece's economic depression that prices of some things - milk and the new iPhone, for example - are among the highest in Europe.
The riddle matters hugely. If costs and prices were lower, exporters would be more competitive and people's shrinking pay packets and pensions would stretch farther, cushioning a sharp drop in consumption.
Increases in value added tax and other indirect levies are part of the answer. Greece is also hostage to the cost of imported oil and food.
But another set of reasons goes to the heart of Greece's political and economic malaise: collusion among producers, the state's complicity in shielding protected professions and businesses, and a thorough lack of competition that allows a favored few to extract economically unjustified profits from a long-suffering populace.
Much of the economy, in a word, is diseased. And until the disease is cured, sustainable growth cannot resume even if euro zone finance ministers finally agree - after two failed meetings in successive weeks - how to lighten Greece's unsustainable debt burden.
The good news is that Athens is implementing some deep-seated administrative reforms and its trade deficit is receding.
But the clock is ticking: the burden of austerity and reform has fallen disproportionately on the man in the street, and his patience is all but exhausted. Protests over inequality and austerity are proliferating, fomenting political radicalism.
"Greece is on the edge right now. That's why 2013 will be a crunch year for the economy and society," said Dimitris Asimakopoulos, who owns one of the oldest pastry shops in Athens.
Asimakopoulos, who also heads the GSEVEE small business confederation, said his turnover had fallen 35 percent since the crisis struck. Profits were one-fifth of what they were then.
"The economy here is not an advanced capitalist economy," he said. "But you can't change an economy by pressing a button. You need time, and right now we don't have time."
One button that a country living beyond its means has to press is marked 'cost cutting'. Greece has done that. Wages are plunging at the behest of international creditors who are keeping the country alive on a drip-feed of aid.
By the end of this year, the entire surge in the average cost of labor per unit of output from 2001 to 2009 will have been unwound, according to a draft European Commission paper.
The drop in nominal unit labor costs this year alone is projected to be 8.7 percent - not surprising given that the unemployment rate is 25 percent.
But wages are only one input among many that determine prices. The most comprehensive gauge of a country's cost competitiveness is its real, or inflation-adjusted, effective exchange rate (REER) relative to its main trading partners.
And in 2011, Greece's REER was still 18-20 percent above its 2000 level, according to Eurostat, the EU statistics agency.
"Of course the issue of prices concerns us. There's a problem, and we're aware of it," Athanasios Skordas, deputy minister for economic development and competitiveness, told Reuters.
Inflation is falling - it was 0.9 percent in the year to September - and economists expect it to come down further.
But to thoroughly convert wage to price competitiveness will entail a daunting array of reforms, such as making it easier to start a business and removing barriers to competition in key markets such as energy.
Platon Monokroussos, head of financial markets research at Eurobank in Athens, said these market rigidities were one reason why falling wages had not translated into a quicker drop in inflation.
Another reason, Monokroussos said, is rent-seeking - making excessive profits.
Eurostat figures show average food prices in Greece are higher than in the rest of the EU except for meat, fruit and vegetables. Milk, cheese and eggs are 31 percent more expensive than the EU average; cereals and oils cost 16 percent more.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development says profit margins exceed the EU average in many key sectors, especially retailing, due to a lack of competition.
"This is a structure as old as the Greek state," said George Zombanakis, an economist with the Bank of Greece, the central bank. He stressed that he was speaking in a personal capacity.
"This is something that can only be tackled by structural reforms, and everybody tries to do anything and everything except structural reform because then it becomes a political matter," said Zombanakis.
Firms across the EU are frequently fined for price-fixing. But in the case of Greece, ending what the Commission calls "price rigidity and collusion in prices" means breaking a particularly strong nexus between politics and business.
"They've cut wages but haven't touched monopolies," said Costas Lapavitsas, an economics professor at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
"And the reason they haven't intervened is because of the strength of the incumbents. The strength of big business is paramount, and it will take profound political change to alter this," he said.
Dimitris Kiritsakis, the head of Greece's Competition Commission, acknowledged the lack of competition and said his watchdog, with just 120 professional staff, was probing 30 sectors to see if cartels operated.
"You can't just make cartels disappear," Kiritsakis told Reuters. "People think I can say 'Come out, cartel, so I can catch you'. But you need to be lucky. It's like fishing: you need to be in luck for the shoal to swim past in front of you."
Other nefarious practices keep prices high.
Since March, doctors have been required to prescribe, and pharmacies to dispense, generic drugs instead of expensive brand names. But, as is often the case in Greece, the regulation has not been fully implemented.
This is costing patients money and leaving room "for wrong incentives to doctors, overprescription and outright fraudulent prescription behavior", according to the European Commission.
What's more, as part of their strategy to minimize taxation, multinational companies export goods to their Greek subsidiaries at inflated prices, said Vassilis Korkidis, president of the National Confederation of Hellenic Commerce.
Skordas, the deputy development minister, said he had filed an official complaint with the local representative of Apple Inc (AAPL.O), charging that the company's new iPhone 5 sells for more in Greece than anywhere else in the EU.
Addressing all the reasons for Greece's high price levels and lack of competitiveness will take a decade or more, the International Monetary Fund reckons.
But Greece does not have that time. Korkidis said one in five of the 300,000 small trading firms that he represents might not make it through the winter.
Companies are starved of credit, but, just as importantly, they and their customers are unnerved by the specter that Greece might yet be forced out of the euro.
Why invest and spend hard euros if they might suddenly be converted into devalued drachmas?
"If this drachma nightmare goes away, the situation will probably be much better," Korkidis said.
Asimakopoulos, the cake shop owner, agreed. Every quarterly inspection by Greece's international lenders is the harbinger of more austerity and fresh doubts whether the country will stay in the euro, he said. Uncertainty is asphyxiating the economy.
"The most crucial thing is that there is no hope," he said. "If we had light at the end of the tunnel, we could invest in our businesses."
Which is why, though reforms to tame prices are imperative, it is more urgent to agree on a plan to put Greece's massive debt on a stable long-term footing and banish the threat of 'Grexit', or exit from the euro.
"Greece is making big adjustments, but without a credible solution to the issue of debt sustainability, all that effort is going to be undermined. We need to end the uncertainty," said George Pagoulatos, a professor of European politics and economy at Athens University.
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September 28, 2011
Boarding for Breast Cancer (B4BC) Launches 2011 Check One, Two Campus Tour to Kick Off Initiatives for National Breast Cancer Prevention Month
B4BC Celebrates 15th Anniversary By Expanding Campus Tour Throughout State of California, Beginning October 4
Boarding for Breast Cancer (B4BC) is kicking off Breast Cancer Prevention Month this October with the Second Annual Check One, Two Campus Tour from Oct. 4 – Nov. 4. The tour will make stops at 17 campuses and organize community events at local shops, skate parks, surf breaks and music venues, providing educational information as well as prizes from Tour supporters Tilly's, Volcom, and Jones Soda Co.
As a friend of B4BC's Second Annual Check One, Two Campus Tour, Tilly's will be hosting special online and in-store events (at select locations), as well as selling B4BC Merchandise. As part of Volcom's Giveback Series, B4BC will benefit from exclusive B4BC x Volcom product collaborations through www.tillys.com and other retailers. Proceeds from Tilly's and Volcom product sales will fund B4BC's year-round educational outreach and prevention programs. Additionally, Jones Soda Co. is offering exclusive pink label B4BC bottles available now through nationwide chains.
"We can't think of a better way to kick off National Breast Cancer Prevention Month than with our future generation," said Erika Seward, director of development, B4BC. "Last year's campus tour launch was met with a phenomenal response from a captive audience of students eager to engage and learn. We are thankful to be embraced by these student groups and local communities. With the help of all of our friends, we look forward to expanding our educational outreach and program initiatives this Fall and year-round."
2011 CHECK ONE, TWO TOUR DATES are as follows:
October 4 Sacramento CSU – Sacramento
October 5 Sacramento UC – Davis
October 6 San Jose San Jose State
October 6 San Francisco Stanford University
October 7 San Francisco UC – Berkeley
October 11 Santa Cruz UC – Santa Cruz
October 12 Irvine UC – Irvine
October 13 San Luis Obispo Cal Poly
October 14 Santa Barbara UC – Santa Barbara
October 18 San Bernardino CSU – San Bernardino
October 19 Los Angeles UCLA
October 20 Fullerton CSU – Fullerton
October 25 Los Angeles Loyola Marymount University
October 26 Los Angeles CSU – Los Angeles
November 2 Long Beach CSU – Long Beach
November 3 San Diego UC – San Diego
November 3 San Diego San Diego State University
* Dates are subject to change
In addition to the campus tour, fans can show their support of B4BC and breast cancer prevention by shopping the athlete-endorsed B4BC x CCS Collection at www.ccs.com. B4BC Accessories and Apparel are now available alongside special edition tee collaborations with Bonfire, Billabong, Burton, CCS, Element, Etnies, Hurley, Neff, Nike 6.0, O'Neill, Roxy, Salomon, Skullcandy, Vans, Volcom, and WeSC. The "Design a B4BC Tee" winner, 21 year-old Deborah Gruber, will also have a featured design. Every purchase will include B4BC health literature and one-hundred percent of the proceeds, from October through December, will benefit B4BC's education and prevention programs.
B4BC's Be Healthy. Get Active. Ride! platform is being introduced this Fall in support of their mission to promote healthy, active lifestyles. Events and board-a-thons are planned, including the Fifth Annual Skate the Coast, Los Angeles presented by Sun Bum on October 29. B4BC partners Boa Reel, Electric, Freshpark, Mizu, NSP, The North Face and VonZipper will show their support through product collaborations and promotional activation.
For more information, a full calendar of events, to purchase product and donate, please visit www.B4BC.org. To stay informed and be inspired, join the B4BC family on Facebook – www.facebook.com/boardingforbreastcancer - and Twitter – www.twitter.com/b4bc.


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Barge operators on the Mississippi River say the worst drought in 80 years may put at risk gains from emergency dredging and rock removal aimed at keeping the nation's busiest waterway open at least for this month.
"The only way that we could maintain a navigable channel would be releases from the Missouri River system" if Mississippi conditions worsen, Scott Noble, a senior vice president for Ingram Barge Co., said yesterday at a meeting in southern Illinois. That option is "probably not very likely," he said later in an interview.
Shipping company officials joined the U.S. Coast Guard, the Army Corps of Engineers and lawmakers including Senator Richard Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, yesterday in Thebes, a hamlet on the eastern bank of the Mississippi where rocks pose the greatest hazard to river traffic. Emergency dredging and excavation work will keep the river navigable for most towboats at least through this month, Corps of Engineers officials said.
The Mississippi River in a typical January carries as much as $2.8 billion in cargo, including grain, coal and crude oil, according to the American Waterways Operators, an Arlington, Virginia-based industry group. The worst drought since the 1930s has exposed submerged rock formations and shrunk the river to levels that may become too shallow for navigation.
Assurances Sought
"We are not out of the woods, and further assurances are needed to provide industry with certainty that is needed for sound business and transportation planning beyond January," Tom Allegretti, chief executive officer of the waterways group, said today in a statement. River depths less than 9 feet may impede tow boats needed to move barges, the operators have said.
The Army's engineers declined to forecast navigation conditions for next month or beyond. While precipitation typically increases during the U.S. spring, the past isn't always an accurate indication of the future, said officials including Noble of Nashville, Tennessee-based Ingram.
"We're not sure what to expect anymore, and that's why we're probably being a little more cautious and a little more anxious," Noble said.
The Mississippi River has dropped to about half its normal level for early January, according to data from the Corps.
Options Assessed
AEP River Operations LLC, which owns barges and tow boats that ply the river, has a customer that next month plans to move cargo from New Orleans to Chicago, and closing the waterway might force the shipment onto rail, a more costly option, Martin Hettel, senior manager of bulk sales at the St. Louis-based company, said at the briefing.
"Right now we can't tell them" how their goods will need to be moved, said Hettel, who declined to name the company or the product. A decision must be made by Jan. 20-25, "when they load the vessel," he said.
Just north of Thebes, about 128 miles (206 kilometers) south of St. Louis, dredging boats operating from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. cluster the river, which the drought has turned into a creek. Tractors on board the vessels scoop mud from the riverbed. Exposed bedrock pokes through the surface of the river, creeping up its banks.
A single tow boat with cargo-laden barges, waiting to pass through the work site, is visible beyond the dredging vessels. Other boats wait to negotiate a bend in the river, said Mike Petersen, a Corps spokesman. At night, the river is open for barges, said Thebes Mayor John Kennedy, a Lowe's Co. manager.
'Pretty Smoothly'
"It seems like it's running pretty smoothly in the evenings," though he's never seen the river as low as it is currently, Kennedy said in an interview.
Commodity exporters including Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. of Decatur, Illinois, and St. Louis-based Peabody Energy Corp., the largest U.S. coal producer, ship on the river. A disruption might upend U.S. exports, which the Obama administration plans to double by 2014 from 2009 levels.
Shippers were at odds with the Corps last week after a National Weather Service forecast showed the river may drop below 9 feet this week, and become hazardous for most towboats by the middle of the month. The Mississippi River at Thebes is now at 11 feet, a reading that will be unchanged at least through this month because contractors will deepen the channel by at least 2 feet this week, Major General John Peabody, commander of the Corps' Mississippi Valley region, said yesterday.
10.5 Feet
That means barges, which have been carrying less cargo due to shallow waters, can begin increasing their loads again.
At St. Louis, the river was a bit less than 10.5 feet deep yesterday, still higher than the 9 feet needed.
In normal conditions, a tow boat needs 12 feet of water to operate and can haul 25 barges, each weighing about 2,000 tons, according to Noble. A 10-foot channel reduces the load to about 15 barges of 1,500 tons each. Noble said in 9 feet of water, there are eight or nine barges per towboat at about 1,300 tons each, or 35 percent less than in typical conditions.
The drought has heightened awareness of the need to upgrade the infrastructure of the nation's waterways, said Noble. "We can only put this off for so long," he said.
AEP River Operations is carrying about 45 percent of its typical capacity, Hettel said. Operators have limited loads to avoid having barges scraping the river bottom.
Thebes Channel
"When you start talking about loading barges even lighter, at what point in time does it just not make economic sense to load?" Hettel said. The answer, he said, depends on river conditions. With a deeper channel at Thebes, the company will be able to move as much as 350,000 tons of additional cargo downriver from St. Louis in the coming weeks, he said.
Officials aren't declaring their mission as accomplished.
"The mission is really never accomplished with the river," said Representative William Enyart, a first-term Illinois Democrat, who is optimistic. "I think we're going to weather this storm," he said in an interview on the riverbank.
President Barack Obama has been closely monitoring the river situation, according to Durbin.
"The message I got from the White House is they've ruled out nothing," he said at the Thebes courthouse, an antebellum structure where an Obama idol, Abraham Lincoln, is said to have practiced law. "Everything is on the table."
Not all options are available. Durbin said a release from the Missouri River, which shippers have sought for months, would likely trigger a legal challenge from officials in states that rely on the tributary for drinking and irrigation supplies. .
The current work is "going to be adequate," he said.


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I have been mystified by candidate Mitt Romney's walk in the Pro-Life movement. He claims at the young age of 58 to have been a convert to the Pro-Life cause. Yet I have not seen Romney do anything to further the cause than just espouse a few sentences here and there. Today, the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Romney put out a Pro-Life statement but yet failed to show up at last week's Pro-Life Forum in South Carolina.
David Brody writes an excellent rebuke of Romney for his declining the invitation to speak at the Greenville, South Carolina Pro-Life event on January 18th. Some highlights from the rebuke:
"I understand that he's concerned that candidates and folks in the audience will probably attack his past support for abortion rights but he's changed now right? That's what he keeps saying so you would think he would go to an event like this to prove it and shut everybody up. Wouldn't he be proud of the fact that he went from pro-choice to pro-life? Isn't that something to shout from the rooftops as a conservative? Instead, he ditches the event. This isn't the first time he's ducked a pro-life event and it won't be the last.
By the way, believe it or not evangelicals can actually walk and chew gum at the same time. They can be pro-life and be fiscal conservatives. The two are not mutually exclusive."
Yes, Romney also did not attend Mike Huckabee's screening of The Gift of Life film and forum on December 14th. The film highlights adults whose life resulted from biological mothers' choices of life over death and how their lives have been a shining example of why more should do the same.
There were no gotcha question/answer sessions at this event. Each candidate was given an opportunity to share their Pro-Life message before the film was presented. Then the candidates sat with the audience and enjoyed the film. Was Romney afraid of having his speech taped at this Pro-Life event? Was he afraid that it would be used against him in the general election if he were to become the nominee?
What about the Value Voter Summit of 2010? How much time did Romney give to the Pro-Life cause in his speech to voters who emphasize life, family and God? In Romney's speech he only mentioned the value of life and marriage in passing and instead emphasized the economy: "If he (President Obama) or any of his economic advisers had any experience in the real economy, he would have known that the first three rules of any turnaround are focus, focus and focus." Compare that sentence to the one sentence that Romney stated about Values: "This room is filled every year by citizens-modern patriots–who are passionate about America's values .These values include the sanctity of life and the preservation of marriage." That's it. That is all he said to this Values Voter crowd who specifically came to hear the speakers talk about family, marriage, and the gift of life. Compare that to Mike Huckabee's speech or Mike Pence's speech. They linked moral values to fiscal values and showed how getting it right on the moral issues will lead to getting it right on the fiscal issues. But Romney only threw the crowd a one sentence bone: These values include the sanctity of life and the preservation of marriage.
In 2008, Romney tried to convince voters in Iowa, South Carolina and other Red states that he was all three legs of the Reagan Conservative stool. Voters did not buy his story as it had no history to back it up. Romney bowed out of the race after Super Tuesday so that he could fight another day.
Now he is again fighting for the votes from all three legs of the stool. Yet he fails to show up for events that represent the Social Conservative leg of that stool.
Romney may, in the end, win the Republican party's nomination. But will those social conservatives-who tend to be the grassroots activists within the party, fight for him in the general? I would imagine that they will give to Romney the attention to detail that he gave to their cause. Romney, the PLINO will get ballots cast by Values Voters, but that is all he will get. A check of the box on election day.


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Count Rick Pitino among basketball coaches supporting gun control.
The Louisville coach was asked Friday during a news conference at the team's practice facility about his reaction to Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim's comments Monday assailing the nation's gun culture following the school shooting in Newtown, Conn. Pitino agreed with Boeheim, and said he couldn't understand why people wouldn't support gun control.
On consecutive days, Boeheim and Winthrop coach Pat Kelsey used postgame news conferences to express sympathy for victims' families and stress the need for reforms to avoid another tragedy.
Pitino followed by adding that society doesn't need guns.
He says, ``The fact that every single person does not want it would be a mystery. This is not the beginning of American civilization where we need guns like it's the wild, wild West.''
Pitino said he was unaware of Boeheim's comments following the Syracuse coach's milestone 900th career victory Monday night. Told what his colleague said, Pitino said Boeheim was right and similarly expressed empathy for victims' families.
The Louisville coach seemed saddened over the grieving process the town is going through, believing it might never end. He said he still grieves for brother-in-law Billy Minardi, who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center in New York.
Pitino created an annual game in Minardi's honor - beating his son, Richard, and Florida International on Wednesday night - but said he thinks about his good friend every day. And he figures the families, friends and neighbors in Newtown will be hurting for a long time as well.
``I don't know how anybody can ever close their eyes in those families,'' Pitino said. ``There can be no good that comes out of that except immediate gun control.''
Pitino went more political, believing that members of Congress on both sides have been around too long to effect change. If they were doing what's right for the country, he said, the nation ``would demand'' gun control.
He had little to say about the National Rifle Association, which held a news conference Friday in Washington saying that schools should have armed officers for protection.
``I don't care about those people. They have their own agenda,'' he said. ``I don't respect people who have their own agendas.''


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Coronary heart disease is the most common form of heart disease. It is a disorder of the blood vessels of the heart that can lead to heart attack. A heart attack occurs when an artery becomes blocked, preventing oxygen and nutrients from getting to the heart. Often referred to simply as heart disease, it is one of several cardiovascular diseases, which are diseases of the heart and blood vessel system. Other cardiovascular diseases include stroke, high blood pressure, angina (chest pain), and rheumatic heart disease.
One reason some people aren't too concerned about heart disease is that they think it can be "cured" with surgery. This is a myth. Heart disease is a lifelong condition—once you get it, you'll always have it. Procedures such as bypass surgery and angioplasty can help blood and oxygen flow to the heart more easily, but the arteries remain damaged, which means you are more likely to have a heart attack. What's more, the condition of your blood vessels will steadily worsen unless you make changes in your daily habits. Many die of complications from heart disease, or become permanently disabled.
What Are the Risk Factors?
Risk factors are conditions or habits that make a person more likely to develop a disease. They can also increase the chances that an existing disease will get worse. Important risk factors for heart disease that you can do something about are high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, being overweight, being physically inactive, having a family history of early heart disease, and age.
Some risk factors, such as age and family history of early heart disease, can't be changed. For women, age becomes a risk factor at 55. After menopause, women are more apt to get heart disease, in part because their body's production of estrogen drops.
While certain risk factors cannot be changed, it is important to realize that you do have control over many others. Regardless of your age, background, or health status, you can lower your risk of heart disease—and it doesn't have to be complicated. Protecting your heart can be as simple as taking a brisk walk, whipping up a good vegetable soup, or getting the support you need to maintain a healthy weight.
General Signs and Symptoms of Heart Disease
The first step toward heart health is becoming aware of your own personal risk for heart disease. Some risks, such as smoking cigarettes, are obvious. But other risk factors, such as high blood pressure or high blood cholesterol, generally don't have obvious signs or symptoms. So you'll need to gather some information to create your personal "heart profile."
Besides keeping track of your own risks factors, you need to have all your "numbers", such as cholesterol, and blood pressure. A cardiac risk assessment is a group of tests and health factors that have been proven to indicate your chance of having a coronary event. They have been refined to indicate the degree of risk: slight, moderate, or high.
How is Heart Disease Treated?
Treatment will be based on many factors – including the results of the above tests and your family and personal medical and lifestyle history. The course of treatment may include surgery, catheterization, anticoagulants and other medications, among many other options.


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- The Debian Project is an association of individuals who have made common cause to create a free operating system. This operating system that we have created is called Debian GNU/Linux, or simply Debian for short.
- An operating system is the set of basic programs and utilities that make your computer run. At the core of an operating system is the kernel. The kernel is the most fundamental program on the computer and does all the basic housekeeping and lets you start other programs.
- Debian systems currently use the Linux kernel. Linux is a completely free and open source operating system started by Linus Torvalds and supported by thousands of loose nit hackers and programmers worldwide.
- However, work is in progress to provide Debian for other kernels, primarily for the Hurd. The Hurd is a collection of servers that run on top of a microkernel (such as Mach) to implement different features. The Hurd is free software produced by the GNU project.
- A large part of the basic tools that fill out the operating system come from the GNU project; hence the names: GNU/Linux and GNU/Hurd. These tools are also free.
- Of course, the thing that people want is application software: programs to help them get what they want to do done, from editing documents to running a business to playing games to writing more software. Debian comes with over 8710 packages (precompiled software that is bundled up in a nice format for easy installation on your machine) -- all of it free.
- It's a bit like a tower. At the base is the kernel. On top of that are all the basic tools. Next is all the software that you run on the computer. At the top of the tower is Debian -- carefully organizing and fitting everything so it all works together.
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The Scot had been in charge at Goodison Park for 10 months when he took his side to Shrewsbury in the third round and saw former Toffees' defender Kevin Ratcliffe, in charge of a side 80 places below in the lower reaches of the then third division, get the better of him.
"We went out then so it's happened to us in the past. We have to make sure it doesn't happen - although we were trying to do that then as well," he said.
"There are no guarantees in football, you have to go and earn the right to win the games.
"You like to play at home but when you see some of the real mouth-watering ties which have come out - some all-Premier League clashes - I wouldn't say we've been lucky but at least we have lower opposition."
Moyes has never forgotten that result - or a home defeat to League One Oldham four years ago - and it always seems to spring to mind when Everton get drawn against lower league opposition around this time of year.
Everton have already come unstuck this season against lower-placed opposition when Leeds beat them in the Capital One Cup.
Everton reached the 2009 FA Cup final and were denied a place in last year's Wembley showpiece by near-neighbours Liverpool's semi-final victory
Moyes has yet to win a trophy in nearly 11 years at the club and the FA Cup, which the Toffees last lifted in 1995, remains one of his most sought-after targets even if he believes it has lost some of its appeal for other clubs.
"We want to go as far as we can in the FA Cup," he added. "We'll not under-estimate Cheltenham and we'll have to go there and do a really good job if we are to get through to the next round."
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We recently spoke to Prophet Velen, leader of the draenei, and he shed light on several key issues, including city construction, elven ingrates, natural history, and compromising positions. In this installment of Ask A Faction Leader, we'll be sitting with esteemed tauren chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof.
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Yesterday I was distressed to see a Tauren riding a Hawkstrider. Although I'm not much of a D.E.H.T.A. sympathizer, I think It's a bit cruel to be asking a poor beast like that to be heaving a 2 ton Minotaur up and around Azeroth. What really disturbed me though, is that later in the day, as I was walking through Dalaran, I saw the same Tauren sitting on his mount (hawkstrider) for about 30 minutes. Anyway, just thought I should bring it to your attention.
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The plumbing arrived (via Utah and Colorado -- don't get me started).
Install is complete.
Testing is underway. Results on way.
But first... some photos.
The Bricc... ready to go
Hmmm.... what is that odd pink/red glow?
Moving in a little closer for more detail.
It's starting to become more clear...
The only visible sign of anything different about this Briccoletta becomes obvious.
So... as I've mentioned in the past, there were a lot of things I really liked about the Briccoletta. But there were some things that made it "impractical" for use for novices or in "recreational" use. The primary challenge was brew temp management.
With sufficient practice/training/insight it is possible to manage your brew temp with a fair amount of accuracy and consistency -- but learning to do this is non-trivial and doing it in practice requires a lot of attention and focus (not the easiest thing at 5am).
When the Monster Briccoletta project began - the idea was to turn the base machine into something closer to a commercial machine. The idea was to make repeatable brew temp significantly easier and to reduce the "art" of barista brew temp management to something closer to a science. In addition, a few of the missing elements of a commercial machine needed to be added (in particular, the ability to pre-infuse with line pressure was highly desirable).
There were a huge number of options pursued for how this all would be handled.
The obvious directions were pursued and discarded for various reasons. It became clear that a couple additional issues were going to need to be addressed. The combination of a horizontal boiler and horizontal heating element in an HX machine created some constraints. The semi non functional thermosyphon added its own issues. In then end, the thermosyphon simply had to be redone -- but replacing the boiler was deemed impractical (grin).
In the next post I'll add some thoughts on the actual solution to the problem -- and with luck will have some additional commentary on the topic from Terry Z (the madman behind the mods). For right now... some initial thoughts on how successful this has been.
Well... first thoughts are pretty clear.
1 - It's nearly braindead easy to manage brew temp on this machine. Seriously. Not only is there little to no "hoop jumping" in the process -- but the machine is pretty forgiving when it comes to how accurately you flush.
2 - The machine is very consistent shot to shot as a result.
3 - The potential range of brew temps (once set up) is very narrow (unless you do something really crazy like flush 8oz of water). How narrow? I'd say a couple degrees in total. I'll have more accurate numbers soon.
4 - All of this has the obvious pros... but also some less obvious cons. I'm guessing the "make it like a commercial machine" goals are going to be comprehensively met. One of the downsides of a commercial machine is that you really don't get to "play" with the brew temp. It's "set and forget" for the most part. As a result, I'm guessing that this machine is going to be the sort of thing that is VERY easy to live with -- but it's not really going to be a "lab" machine at all.
As noted earlier... coming soon:
- technical details (hopefully with commentary from Terry Z)
- coffee tasting results (all that really matters)
- more pictures
- measurements (sigh)
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What a great little Halloween quilt! I love the candy corn fabric (2nd row, 2nd square in) and, it might be hard to see, but there are 3-D Halloween buttons sewn throughout. Skulls, tombstones ... do you see them? Oh, and the little laughing faces on the bottom row? Their teeth glow in the dark!
I am envious of Carol's binding skills. The binding is flawless! And she hand quilted this, too. All in all, a fabulous surprise.
Check out what else was in the package:
Little fabric-covered button magnets! They're already on the fridge. And I am so glad that Carol sent 3 ... that way, I was able to let each kid claim one.
Oh, and a few pieces of Ghirardelli chocolate, but the camera didn't move quickly enough to capture an image of those. : )
Thanks so much, Carol! Yours is on its way, though now that I've seen this great piece of work, I am second-guessing my design ... ... ...


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by Pete Mazzaccaro
The Mt. Airy Times Express is back.
The Times Express and Germantown Courier, two venerable Northwest Philadelphia newspapers that were shut down in February 2009 by the Journal Register Company, were back on newsstands this week. Both are still JRC titles.
The covers of both papers will be a familiar sight to anyone familiar with the titles. And that is the point according to publisher Betsy Wilson.
"We've talked to many people in the area who still enjoy their printed papers, and those papers were sorely missed," she said in an interview today. "They really wanted the papers to come back."
The difference this time is that the two papers are printed as editions of the West Oak Lane Leader, another venerable Philadelphia title that the Journal Register Company also closed but revived again shortly after it closed the Times Express and Courier two years ago. The Times Express and Courier were among a number of titles the company closed when the Yardley-based company declared bankruptcy in February 2009. Wilson said that all three titles are essentially the same paper but that the first three to four pages are zoned locally and will contain local news specific to the title.
Also different is that the papers are no longer produced in Mt. Airy. Both titles — as is the case with the West Oak Lane Leader — are produced by Montgomery Media out of the Roxborough Review newspaper office in Roxborough. Montgomery Media is a division of JRC based in Fort Washington.
Wilson said that reader demand explained why JRC would relaunch the titles, even at a time when success in print is hard to come by. Clearly the company also sees advertising opportunities in the market. The company has been transformed since emerging from bankruptcy with a new CEO, John Paton, who has set digital media development as the company's number one priority. Under Paton, JRC has adopted the motto "digital first." Digital media writer Jeff Jarvis, the author of "What Would Google Do" who recently spoke at an event sponsored by the Chestnut Hill Center for Enrichment, is a member of Paton's advisory board. Wilson, citing Paton's digital first credo, suggested that web versions of the titles were in the works.
Last fall, Paton announced a partnership with hyperlocal news provider Outside.in to create a news and advertising portal in Philadelphia that would draw content from a mix of the company's newspaper sites, bloggers and other sources.
Jim Foster, publisher of the biweekly Germantown Chronicle and Mt. Airy Independent — both started specifically to fill the void left by the Times Courier and Courier — told the Local that he was surprised to see the title on a store shelf this week.
"I'm somewhat surprised that in a community the JRC was quick to jettison, they have suddenly come to the conclusion that newspapers here are a productive way to make money," he said. "There may be other motives in starting these papers back up so close to an election."
Is he concerned about the competition? After paging through the first issue of the Times Express, Foster said he see no cause for alarm.
"I'm not worried unless all of a sudden they start becoming conveyors of real local news," he said. "I believe we've done the job of reporting information in Northwest Philadelphia with the kind of detail our readers expect."
Wilson said that the new editions of the TImes Express and the Courier are free and available at 250 locations.


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Liberty News
Sam Chelanga named Athlete of the Year
For the fifth year in a row, a Liberty University athlete has captured the Big South conference's most prestigious title: athlete of the year. Distance runner and two-time national champion Sam Chelanga was voted the Big South Conference Howard Bagwell Male Student-Athlete of the Year for the 2009-10 season.
The honor, which is awarded based on the votes of conference directors, administrators and sports information directors, caps off an excellent year for Chelanga. He won not only the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championship and the 10K race at the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships, but also placed second in the 5K at outdoor nationals and second in the 5K at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships.
This is the second year in a row that Chelanga has received this award. Former Liberty distance runner, Josh McDougal, received the same award for the three years prior to that (2005-2007).
The nine-time All-American will return to Liberty this fall for one more season of running. Read more about Chelanga's award on the Liberty Flames website.


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I was doing so well this month posting albums reviews and catching up on my listening…..then Ronnie James Dio passed away and I've been a little "off". Not sure what the deal is but when RJD passed away, I didn't really feel like listening to music all that much. I still bought things though so I figure today is a good day to update what I've acquired…..
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Casanova – s/t (1990/2010 reissue) – $14: I've had my eye on this reissue since Divebomb Records sent me the press release. I was hoping to get an advance copy but it never came so I started trolling online shops and Ebay. Found this sealed copy starting at 1 cent but it quickly moved over $10. One of the key selling points was the free shipping, the other was that the seller was actually an online store I order from often. Good reissue here…..the original 1990 debut casanova album and 5 bonus tracks. Saved $6 with free shipping and decent price.
Masterplan – Time To Be King (2010) – $23: I paid a little extra for this with BUY IT NOW but the shipping was free and it was the same seller as the Casanova CD. The selling point here was the limited edition European digipak pressing and the bonus track 'Kisses From You'. I had to have this album because Masterplan with Jorn Lande on vocals is a superb band and this CD is in the running for 2010 Album of the Year easily. Saved $0 (I actually spent a little extra!).
Avantasia – The Wicked Symphony & Angel Of Babylon box set (2010) – $23: The last installment of CD Scavenger Hunt was the "Buyer Be Aware" edition and I recalled a couple of quick purchases that I didn't properly think through. I bought THE WICKED SYMPHONY but didn't want to wait for ANGEL OF BABYLON so I returned it when i saw this limited edition box set for a $20 BUY IT NOW. The seller basically bought it, uploaded it to iTunes and put it on Ebay. This was a steal for me because I have seen this box set going for $50+ at online shops…..you get the limited edition slipcase and booklet, both album in digipak and codes for downloadable content. This was basically a used copy and when I got it in the mail, the packaging was shoddy so the slipcase got bent. The CDs and booklet are mint so I can live with a couple creases to the slipcase…..even though my OCD kicks in everytime I see it! Saved $30 compared with online retailers and free shipping.
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Iced Earth – Box Of the Wicked (2010) – $28: I have been a big Iced Earth fan since THE DARK SAGA (1996) and I try to collect all the singles and albums to keep the collection up to date. I didn't really get into the post-Matt Barlow era starting with FRAMING ARMAGEDDON (2007) and I neglected buying a couple of the singles. When I saw this box announced, I wanted it! It includes both FRAMING ARMAGEDDON and THE CRUCIBLE OF MAN (2008), the OVERTURE OF THE WICKED single (4 songs) and the I WALK AMONG YOU single (3 songs). The bonus CD has 4 tracks with Matt Barlow on vocals, 3 live and a re-recorded version of 'A Charge To Keep'. So I knock out both singles, replace the promo copy of CRUCIBLE and get a bonus CD. I'm sure there are more bonuses inside but I haven't opened it yet, I think there's a poster or something. Regular price was $40 so I saved $12 on sale.
Extreme – Take Us Alive: Boston 2009 (2010) – $14 CD and $15 DVD: Extreme has always been one of my bands and always a local favorite here in rhode Island. I was trying to attend this show last summer but some things came up and I couldn't make it. Now I get to find out what I missed! I bought both the CD and the DVD so I had the full documentation. They are identical performances but the DVD has four extra videoclips. Compared to online stores, the sale prices at Newbury Comics were really good. Regular price for the CD was $18 and the DVD was $20 so I saved a total of $9 for both.
Triumph – Greatest Hits Remixed (CD/DVD set) (2010) – $12: Can't beat a 14 song greatest hits CD with a 14 video DVD that includes the Canadian Music Hall Of Fame induction. That's a lot of music for $12! I don't have much Triumph in my collection, something I need to fix quickly, so this greatest hits compilation is a good starting point. The other thing is that the guys in Triumph are always up to date on current technology and Gil Moore and Mike Levine own their own studio so you know the quality here is top of the line! Regular price was $16, saved $4.
Exodus – Exhibit B: The Human Condition (2010) – $10: I love old Exodus but I haven't really kept up with the band since Rob Dukes took over the vocals in 2005. I always mean to pick up a few of those albums but I just never seem to get around it but I saw the sale price on the new album and I figured it was about time I gave Exodus another shot. The extra good news is that I can pick up the albums I'm missing used for around $7-$8 each. Regular price was $16, saved $6.
Stephen Pearcy – Under My Skin (2008) – $7 used: I'm a big Ratt fan but I haven't really gone out of my way to pick up all of Stephen Pearcy's solo work. I have all the Ratt and Arcade albums, I have Vertex and Vicious Delite but I have neglected the actual solo albums…..another problem I need to fix in the collection! UNDER MY SKIN was Pearcy's last solo record before the Ratt reunion and it was a cheap $7 for a used copy so this was a no-brainer, I saved at least $8 compared to a regular priced CD.
Eddie Ojeda – Axes 2 Axes (2006) – $4: I love a great bargain and that's exactly what I got with this Eddie Ojeda solo record. Ojeda released this album hot on the heels of Twisted Sister's success with A TWISTED CHRISTMAS (2006) but I never bothered to grab it because the reviews I read were all bad. There has been a sealed copy of this album at the record store for months at the $16 regular price, somehow this used copy landed right in front of it last week. Saved $12.
Tempest – Hard Night (1996) – $15: I did an Ebay Madness post that featured this CD way back in mid-October 2007. Back almost three years ago, this CD went for $185.50 on Ebay and it was one of the highest priced indies that I had never even heard about. Who was Tempest? What year was the album recorded? Where are they from? What is the music like? At the beginning of the year, Alan Hicks (Tempest guitarist) got in touch with me about the post and we got to talking about the band and CD. Alan was nice enough to offer me an extra sealed copy of this album for what the band used to charge at shows…..$15. Compared to the $185, Alan saved me $170! I just want to take the time here to thank Alan for the CD and point out his current band Alice Sweet Alice, who have an album that can be downloaded at their website. Thanks again Alan!
Total = $145
Total (year) = $685
Average price (per item) = $10.07
Total CDs (year) = 63
Total DVDs (year) = 2
Total Box Sets (year) = 2
Total LPs (year) = 1


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Laurence Patrick Kirwan Photographs Collection
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45 photographs.
Kirwan, (Sir Archibald) Laurence Patrick
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Laurence Patrick Kirwan Photographs Collection
45 photographs.
Kirwan, (Sir Archibald) Laurence Patrick
Kom Ombo Photographs Collection
20 albumen prints of scenes from the Temple of Haroeris and Sobek Triads at Kom Ombo.
Notes, negatives, transcripts, photographs and photostats of Coptic documents.
Kuhn, Karl-Heinz
Notebook, and lithographs of some monuments by Madeley.
Lee, John
Notes and related correspondence concerning a prepared monograph on organic materials from the tomb of Tutankhamun. Two photographs showing F. F. Leek.
Leek, Frank Filce
Karl Richard Lepsius Collection
Photocopy of diary by K. R. Lepsius, Oct. 30 to Dec. 7, 1844, discovered too late for use in L.D. Text.
Lepsius, Karl Richard
Rudolph Theophilus and Alice Lieder Squeezes Collection
Paper squeezes of monuments made in Egypt in 1850-3.
Lieder, (Revd Johann) Rudolph Theophilus
Louis Maurice Adolphe Linant de Bellefonds Collection
3 copies (1 typescript and two carbon-copies) made from the diary (1821-2), glass negatives, and modern prints (1818-26).
Linant de Bellefonds, (Bey and Pasha) Louis Maurice Adolphe
Album of watercolours, drawings, and tracings of Egypt produced close to the end of Lloyd's life. It is a folio volume (33 x 44 cm, pages 32.7 x 43 cm), containing 135 watercolours and drawings (74 of which are full-page and 1 folding) and 10 tracings (8 folding). They are all mounted and most are captioned either on the image itself or on the mount. Captions on the mount seem to have been added when the album was put together after Lloyd's death. The album also contains a loose watercolour, a loose drawing and a loose lithographed portrait of George Lloyd by Prisse d'Avennes, who published it in his Oriental Album: Characters, Costumes and Modes of Life in the Valley of the Nile (1848). One of the drawings in the album is a pencil portrait of Lloyd sketched by Prince A. Soltykoff.
Lloyd, George
Notebook on 'Archaeology, Register of samples, and analyses. Tutankhamen and others.' (TAA i.2.11). Notebook on 'Examination of Materials: (a) Tutankhamen. (b) Various.' (TAA i.2.12).
Lucas, Alfred
Diary kept from 4 May 1922 to 20 October 1926 by the wife of the British archaeologist and photographer Harry Burton (1879-1940). The diary contains detailed daily entries recording social engagements and memorable events, including the excavation of the tomb of Tutankhamun by Howard Carter's team, of which her husband was a member. The diary details her life and travels with her husband at home in Florence, their stays in Egypt (especially Luxor, but also Cairo), the trip they made across the US and to Hollywood in 1924, and various holidays in Europe (London, Salzburg, St. Moritz, etc.), as well as trips to friends in Italy. Lined account book, 400 pages, 8vo (179 x 110 x 28 mm).
Burton, Minnie Catherine
Metropolitan Museum of Art Photographs Collection
Two incomplete sets of Series T photographs of private tombs at Thebes, in addition some negatives of the same. Incomplete set of photographs of royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Photographs of the tomb of Nefertari (QV 66). Incomplete set of photographs of the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahri.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Arthur Cruttenden Mace Collection
(1) Excavation journals for 1899-1901 (working with W. M. F. Petrie) and 1901-2 (working with G. A. Reisner).
(2) Personal correspondence exchanged between Mace and his wife Winifred during the Winter season 1922-1923, Winifred Mace and her mother during the Winter season 1923-1924, and other correspondence related to the excavation of the tomb of Tutankhamun.
(3) Two typewritten articles by Mace on work in Tutankhamun's tomb: "DESPATCH No. 5" (3 pages), and "THE CLOSING OF THE TOMB" (incomplete, first page only + newspaper cutting of The Times article); both submitted to The Times and subsequently published on 31/01/1923 and 28/03/1923.
(4) 39 photographs, most are original Burton images, some of which have been annotated by Howard Carter; they may have been used during the preparation of H. Carter and A. C. Mace, The Tomb of Tut.ankh.Amen i (1923).
(5) Newspaper cuttings, most from The Times, published between 1922 and 1925.
(y) Mace's account of the opening of the burial chamber of Tutankhamun - typewritten version (TAA iv.1). Diary for 1922-3 (TAA iv.2).
(z) Mace's account of the opening of the burial chamber of Tutankhamun - original handwritten version (TAA iv.3).
Mace, Arthur Cruttenden
Complete papers, including notes (DPhil), some photographs, small group of correspondence, etc.
Magee, Diana Norma Elizabeth
Marburg Institute Photographs Collection
15 black and white photographs of well-known monuments. Photographs made for the project 'Sondermappe Bilder zur aegyptischen Kunst'.
Marburg Institute
François Auguste Ferdinand Mariette Collection
Catalogue of objects found in the Serapeum at Saqqara in 1850-2 and now in the Musée du Louvre. Copied by Mrs M. M. Emery.
Mariette, (Pasha) François Auguste Ferdinand
Arpag Mekhitarian Slides Collection
158 colour slides (35mm) of Theban Tomb scenes, made in Thebes in 1953-4.
Mekhitarian, Arpag
Photographs of foreigners as represented on various Egyptian monuments.
Meyer, Eduard
Geoffrey Spurrell Mileham Collection
Mileham, Geoffrey Spurrell
Joseph Grafton Milne Collection
Two albums of photographs compiled following Milne's visits to Egypt in 1895-6 and 1905-6. One includes photographs taken during W. M. F. Petrie's expedition to Sinai. The other album contains photographs of various sites, including some 19th-century studio photographs.
Milne, Joseph Grafton
Prints and negatives of scenes in Theban tombs, notebook and notes (some by W. B. Emery and E. J. H. MacKay).
Mond, (Sir) Robert Ludwig
Newspapers cuttings.
Moss, (Col) W. E.
Margaret Alice Murray Collection
Notes collected on Hierakonpolis (The Hierakonpolis finds). Consists of handwritten notes made by M. A. Murray, typescript, and additional notes in a different hand.
Murray, Margaret Alice
Georg Christian Julius Möller Collection
Copies, transcriptions, facsimiles, drawings and some photographs of mummy labels in Demotic, Greek or bilingual, presented as loose sheets in folders arranged by cities/museums/collections, housed in five slip-cover boxes. They were collected by Möller from printed sources and from several collections he visited on research journeys. One folder in box V is by W. Spiegelberg (1893).
Möller, Georg Christian Julius
Percy Edward Newberry Collection
The Percy Newberry Collection has been listed thanks to a cataloguing grant from the The National Archives in 2015. The collection comprises a wide range of material on topics including Predynastic Egypt, Theban tombs, Egyptian flora and fauna, early Egyptian travellers, ancient Egyptian religion and culture, as well as Newberry's genealogy. Formats include notebooks, research notes, photographs, tracings, rubbings and neswpaper clippings.
The collection has been divided into 5 series: Biographical Material; Correspondence; Research Notebooks; Subject Files and Research Material.
The following key subject terms collate material on the same subject which have been listed in different series:
Nome Ensigns
Flora and Fauna
Predynastic Egypt
Scarabs and Seals
Newberry, Percy Edward
Two albums containing approximately 460 black and white photographs taken by various members of the IFAO team during excavations at Deir el-Medîna during the 1920s and 30s. Photographs interspersed with some notes and drawings.
Nagel, Georges
Original drawings for The Temple of Deir el Bahari.
Naville, (Henri) Édouard
Two volumes on the history and archaeology of the Beja tribes of the Eastern Sudan (MSS 1) and small group of detached papers / personal file (MSS 2).
Newbold, (Sir) Douglas
Francis Giesler Newton Collection
Article on churches in Sardinia, with additional notes and drawings, and watercolours and drawings of Italian towns, churches and architectural features, as well as view of the ziggurat at Ur. Non-Egyptological.
Newton, Francis Giesler
Small group of correspondence.
Nibbi, Alessandra


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New Year's Resolutions
I spent much of this weekend thinking about my knitting New Year's resolutions this year--maybe if I document them here, there's a better chance I'll actually accomplish them. I learned to knit during the summer of 2008 and have made major progress over the last two and a half years, but I'm hungry for more knowledge, more yarn, and more knitting! I would love to hear some of your crafty resolutions too, I'm always looking to add to the list.
1. Learn to knit Continental-style.
There are just too many patterns that I want to knit in this world. And from what I hear, picking is much faster than throwing. I think I'll start with a felted bag, something where inconsistent tension will have very little bearing on the look of the finished item. I really like Noni's felted bags and flowers, especially her Tulip Tote. Hopefully I'll be carrying that to the office this summer.
2. Attend a big knitting event
This has been on my list forever. Every year, I think I am definitely going to Rhinebeck this year, or a knitting retreat, or a cruise, or an educational weekend (I was so jealous of everyone who went to Squam. Definitely on the calendar in 2011). This is my year, and I'm starting with Vogue Knitting Live in just a few weeks! I'm taking two classes and am volunteering for the event. That means I'll be registering some of the fine attendees and working the reception, even assembling goodie bags. Will you be there? I would LOVE to say hi to some of our blog readers, so if you see a woman with a name tag that says "Chelsea", say hi!
3. Put all my projects on Ravelry
Well, maybe not all of them. I'm thinking about limiting it to projects that take over 400 yards of yarn. What do you think? I've knit so many sweaters and shawls in the last year, but my Ravelry notebook is so...meh. This would give me an opportunity to work on my knit photography and a chance to pay it forward--I almost never cast on a project without first looking to Ravelry for inspiration and tips. I owe it to the Ravel-verse to contribute my own.
What are you planning this year?
Image credit Sally M
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Continental Style!ReplyDelete
You inspire me!
I shall resovel along with you to accomplish this daunting feat of knitting wizardry and be free from my feeble throwing limits forever!
Love CEY! Thanks!
11 Sweaters in 2011! I've only done a few sweaters in the past, and this seems like the perfect crash course.ReplyDelete
My first is Azami (Twist Collective) in Soft Linen...I'm already three balls in :).
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Opening of new EDAG DESIGN CONCEPT STUDIO in Ingolstadt
Ingolstadt, 8 October 2015 On 8th October 2015, engineering service provider EDAG celebrated the opening of its extended design concept studio in Bunsenstraße in Ingolstadt, with over 100 guests from the worlds of politics and business. Harald Poeschke, COO of EDAG Engineering GmbH and Volker Fink, EDAG key account manager for Audi, welcomed guests from the worlds of politics and business, including Lord Mayor Dr. Christian Lösel and Hans Gressmann, Head of Audi's Model Making division.
This opening marks the expansion of EDAG's capacity for the early stage of automobi-le development: measuring over 5,000 m², the building has separate styling and presentation rooms, to enable several projects to be handled at one and the same time while still guaranteeing absolute confidentiality. The range of services on offer covers the production of peak precision data control, ergonomic, aero, design check, cubing and design models for product presentations at international motor shows or for customers' in-house decision-making processes.
The Audi City branch is one of EDAG's traditional locations. EDAG has had premises in Ingolstadt since 1978, and here the company works mainly for Audi, in the fields of vehicle development and systems engineering. Today, we have some 1,100 highly qualified employees at our offices in Ingolstadt and Gaimersheim (status as per 30.6.2015). With its fully integrated portfolio of vehicle and production plant development services, EDAG is one of the world's largest independent engineering partners to the automotive industry.
In addition, the company is also particularly committed to channeling energy into staff training, one of the main pillars of junior staff development. The Ingolstadt branch currently has approx. 70 young employees working on either an apprenticeship or a dual study course.
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Corporate Identity by Edenspiekermann Amsterdam
Edenspiekermann Amsterdam Shows The Utrecht City Theatre Corporate Identity
Edenspiekermann Amsterdam, the thinktank behind the award winning work Edenspiekermann Amsterdam's Utrecht City Theatre Corporate identity points out, Utrecht City Theatre - a place where artistic quality, engagement, adventure, passion and skill come together. The interaction between visitors and performers is a sparkling and emotional adventure, often leading to reflective moments. The custom typeface and logo are based on the words "shimmering" and "reflection". The typography and color scheme reflect the zeitgeist of Dudok, architect of the theatre building. The edgy play of letters positions the theatre self-consciously in the present time. The style allows inspiration to grow into a powerful cultural brand. .
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Josh Brolin recently checked himself into a rehab facility in Northern California, according to a new report.
In a conversation caught on video by TMZ on Nov. 4, Brolin had declared himself done with drinking alcohol. It now appears he's seeking some professional assistance to that end.
"He realized he needed help and is committed to his sobriety," an insider told Us Weekly, which cited anonymous sources in its Friday article.
The 45-year-old "Gangster Squad" and "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" actor, who in June split with Diane Lane, his wife of eight years, was captured on video getting into a drunken weekend bar fight in Santa Monica before he announced the next Monday he was breaking up with booze for good. The same weekend, he got into a late-night fight with a cab driver at a fast-food drive thru, TMZ said.
A rep for Brolin did not respond to a request for comment Friday.
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Number 1 Back to school Beach fashion item – Animal T Shirts
July is almost over which means August is bearing down and with it comes needs for back to school. Most people first think of school supplies however the number 1 item for back to school from the beach is animal t shirts which say something about what they did or experienced over the Summer. For most people the best memory of the Summer was time spent at the beach. Therefore for anyone who went to the beach and enjoyed seeing Dolphins the obvious choice for back to school fashion is a Dolphin T Shirt. The Dolphin T shirt not only announces to all bragging rights for going to the beach it also declares to all a personal love for the amazing beauty of dolphins. Dolphin T Shirts are not the only fashion choice for back to school from the beach fashion fun, there are many other very popular animal theme t shirts that accomplish similar fashion lover goals. For example a favorite activity at the beach is walking at waters edge. While walking the beach or sitting relaxing at the beach a fascination with crabs can easily evolve. For beach lovers who think outside the box in a quirky humorous way the logical choice for back to school from the beach fashion is the Pair of Blue Crabs T Shirt. Although they usually are found around lakes versus the ocean, frogs definitely have their place in Summertime experiences and for that reason Colorful Rainbow Frog T Shirts are always a popular back to school fun fashion. For tourists who have traveled to Florida for Summer vacation encounters with iguanas might have occurred. For boys especially who want to show their toughness and to make the girls uneasy the realistic iguana t shirt is ready to catch some attention. Likewise, another animal synonymous with Florida is the Manatee. It is easy to fall in love with manatee, by their slow lumbering movement, cute whiskers, nonthreatening behavior and totally unique and isolated habitat. For anyone who has been privileged to witness them in the wild the pair of Manatees T Shirt is a wonderful choice. In addition wearing a Manatee brings an additional awareness to the current plight of the manatee with regard to depletion of habitat and injury from boats propellers. Returning to the beach the majority of girls love dolphins but the majority of boys love Sharks. For boys sharks are cool, they are tough, perfect for wild imaginations and for boys the Great White Shark T Shirt especially with a big menacing open mouthed ready to eat something shark is almost a must for back to school fashion. Similar to the iguana t shirt the Shark T Shirt evokes a response, girls squeal or scream, teachers ask questions and boys reap all the attention, thus establishing the desired effect in the first place. In contrast the innocence and beauty of life is captured in the Baby Turtles T Shirt. As we have witnessed on animal specials many times one of the most beautiful moments in life is witnessing baby Loggerhead Turtles emerging from their sandy birthplace and then struggling, against great odds to make it safely to oceans edge where they will start the perilous journey to one day hopefully become adult Loggerhead Turtles. This magical moment is captured on the Baby Loggerhead Turtles T Shirt. According to Steve Forrest at Anwo.com Animal World when speaking on the animal t shirts, " children more than adults have a natural passion and love for animals of the world. Unlike adults they don't have a stigma or problem showing this love by wearing their favorite animal in fashion on a t shirt or sweatshirt ." Summer is everyone's favorite time of the year, unfortunately the month of August brings the reality of Summer's end into clear focus. Students can never turn back the hands of time but they can capture that wonderful feeling of going to the beach in back to school fashion with Animal T Shirts like the Dolphin, Shark, Turtle, Frog, Iguana and Manatee. During these tough economic times for all everyone, children and parents can help America and still have Beach Theme Animal T Shirts fashion fun because they are printed by Anwo.com Animal World and therefore are made with pride in the USA with American theme beach designs.


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The past few weeks I've been filling orders drawing one pet pup after the next and I want to share a few of my favorites here with you. Fashion illustration has always been my focus and I have to admit I was a little hesitant to commit to drawing something so different, but these darling dogs have charmed my socks off!
(Drawn above: Gracie, Poppy, and Henry & Berkley by Brooke Hagel)
In the past I would only occasionally draw a pet if a custom commission client requested it and until about a month ago I'd drawn maybe a half a dozen dogs, ever. But when I teamed up with IfOnly and we began brainstorming fathers day custom commission ideas, drawing man's best friend and offering dads ands dogs was a no brainer. Sometimes its refreshing to try something new and step out of your comfort zone. I'm so pleased I did and with the outcomes of all these delightful dogs. I hope they and their owners enjoy their custom illustrations as much as I enjoyed illustrating them!
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By Marlena De Lacroix a.k.a. Connie Passalacqua Hayman
Last week General Hospital reached a very admirable ratings high, scoring 3.3 million viewers, its highest numbers since 2007. The timing for this benchmark is something the show had long been leading up to: the revelation to Dr. Patrick Drake that his wife Dr. Robin is still alive. Of course, this being soap opera, that revelation came right in the middle of Patrick's wedding ceremony to Nurse Sabrina.
A key to this ratings spike was the fact that Patrick and Robin ("Scrubs") have long been fan favorites. After all, Robin has been on the show since she was six years old. But the real secret behind the ratings high was that GH did everything it could to prolong the reveal of Robin's survival.
They gave Robin more than two whole months in town before her existence was exposed to her widower. During that time Robin had to formulate a miracle cure for Jerry Jacks, the same cure she had found for Luke's plutonium poisoning. Along the way there were many near run-ins between Patrick and Robin. At Halloween, Robin wore a costume to disguise herself at the hospital. In fact, Sabrina's ex, Carlos, actually ran into Robin in the lab. He recognized her from a picture in Patrick's house. When Carlos tried to warn Patrick Robin was still alive, Patrick didn't believe him. Ava also tried to convince Patrick of the fact that Robin was alive, but he didn't believe her either.
GH upped the ante by slowing down time as Patrick and Sabrina's wedding approached. Sabrina took forever to choose her wedding gown and finally got her mother's gown from her visiting cousin Juan. The day of the wedding, Robin came to the church and watched the ceremony from the doorway. The show let almost the entire ceremony (and an entire episode) go by until Emma saw Robin standing, fully alive, in the back of the church.
Dragging out the revelation to Patrick and Sabrina that Robin was still alive created a lot of anticipation for the audience. It also deepened the pain of the situation. After all, there were no villains here Robin was taken from her family innocently, and Sabrina fell in love with the man she knew as a widower. Losing Patrick would be a true tragedy for Sabrina, even though the reunion was a pure thrill for Scrubs fans.
The dragged out drama was rewarding in that it afforded opportunities for some great acting. The moment that Patrick saw Robin, actor Jason Thompson captured perfectly the pain his character was feeling, down to his very soul. Likewise, actress Kimberly McCullough projected both the joy in Robin's reunion with her husband and the character's ambivalence about breaking up Patrick and Sabrina. And actress Teresa Castillo did a masterful job of showing Sabrina's great pain at seeing all her dreams come unraveled.
All in all, this was one of GH's finest hours. It was soap opera at its best and well worth waiting for.


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Mo. senators holding hearing on driver's licenses
Some lawmakers raise privacy concerns
A Missouri Senate panel has scheduled four public hearings on new procedures for people seeking driver's licenses and concealed-gun identification cards.
The Senate Appropriations Committee plans to hold hearings Friday in Springfield and Saturday in Kansas City. Additional hearings are scheduled for April 26 in Cape Girardeau and April 27 in O'Fallon.
Committee Chairman Kurt Schaefer said he wants to hear from the public before lawmakers decide on the budgets for the departments of Revenue and Public Safety.
Republican lawmakers have raised privacy concerns about a new Revenue Department procedure that scans personal documents of license applicants to be kept on state computers. They also have criticized the Highway Patrol for providing data on concealed gun permit holders to a federal Social Security fraud investigator.


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We're off back home to NZ next week, and wanted to thank you for the last 2 years of cricket! Nathan has loved every second of it, and is now totally obsessed by all things cricket! The improvement he has also made over these 2 years …
Complete Cricket Summer Holidays Course Berkswell C.C. 2018
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