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Living Above Circumstances....
At the end of a long day, it is so nice to pick up an inspirational book like Mary Buchan's Over It! She is such an excellent writer and combines light hearted, personal stories with age old wisdom to shed rays of hope in our dark spots.
From the chapter on storms, " First, storms can be scary, particularly when they come out of nowhere, when we least expect them. Without warning, blue skies and sunny days can be replaced by dark clouds and torrential rains. Second, storms have a way of showing us what's really important....." The tornado is one of those personal stories.
You might want to add OVER IT to your reading list...with a cup of tea and a quite time, you might start forgetting life's struggles for a time...at least put them in perspective! Order from Amazon here!
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Thanks for the book recommendation. I downloaded it to my Kindle after reading the reviews on Amazon and what you wrote here. Can't wait to get home from work, grab a glass of iced tea and head out to the porch to start reading! KarenReplyDeleteReplies
I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts. The book took me 10 years to write. I published it after my mother passed away. Enjoy!Delete
What a beautiful recommendation my dear!ReplyDelete
Thank you so very much for your kind and encouraging words on my post today. They truly touched my soul.
This sounds like a good one to read!ReplyDelete
Those days can indeed seem endless at times. All the more reason to pay attention to the good moments between the storms, and even during.ReplyDelete
Sounds like a wonderful recommendation, Pam.
These are some inspiring words Pam. I'll definitely check it out. Your previous post was fantastic. Loved the positive energy and 'meeting' Sara. She definitely has it going on! Happy Mother's Day to you Pam.ReplyDelete
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Yes. Loads of room for improvement.
Feel sorry for those at the top
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Low handicap increases chance of winning competitions too
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I guess being second best out of any 20 randomly chosen players isn't bad.
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Are all the hours alone in your bedroom playing Super Mario Kart finally paying off for you?
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Glad you clarified whether it was top 93 or bottom 93.
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It's all well and good, although I'm not sure what Hyoo does with gloryholes counts as a sport.
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camel racing?
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Surely depends what you want? If you want to make your living from it, no, because you aren't yet good enough to do that.
If you want the satisfaction of being good at your chosen hobby, yes.
Probably depends a bit on the sport too. Lots and lots of people swim regularly for fitness, so any competitive swimmer might crack top 15% and, as a niche spectator sport, pros will make up a vanishingly small of the whole. Top 7% would probably be a half decent club level swimmer, swimming twice a week.
By contrast, there aren't vast numbers of rugby clubs out there, but those who do play tend to take it quite seriously and there's a fairly sizeable professional game. Being top 7% at rugby would probably mean being semi-pro standard, training must days.
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re swimming i saw a 60+ david wilkie in an interview say he was banned from the local pool "for swimming too fast"
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Here's a handy guide: if you need to ask whether you're a success you are not.
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It just means you're a far baby, doesn't it?
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It's squash isn't it? One of the hyoo bots used to post about that when they forgot they were into cycling.
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Say 75m tennis players. So that's about five million better than you?
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Should add this is with no training or formal instruction. That starts this year. Target is 97.5th percentile.
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Pretty pointless without telling us the sport so we can judge how seriously the 'thousands of amateurs' might be taking it and how level the playing field is for you.
If you are top 3% in a sport where the majority of the other players are roughly your age and fitness and spent about as much time playing it as you do that is very good.
Not so much if it's top 3% times in local fun runs or top 3% of people who play chess...or if you're 25 and playing in a squash league or at a golf club full of desperate 50 year old bankers clinging to their youth,,,
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Does it actually matter what he says? We all know he's a pathetic fantasist and nothing at all he says has any credibility whatsoever. I don't know why folks bother to engage other than to laugh at it.
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Note this isn't a netnet thread. In that case I'd be 100th percentile of course.
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the richest man in the world?
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[pedant]Being 'in the 93.4th percentile' is meaningless.
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"The 2013 Nissan GT-R once again sends a bold statement that it remains on the leading edge of international sports car design, technology and performance," said Brian Carolin, senior vice president of Nissan North America. "It's our desire to keep pushing the envelope."
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Earlier this year, Primary Six pupils of Sun Fong Chung Primary School in Tai Po had fun organising their own Lunar New Year market. They made items such as beaded telephone straps for sale, and all transactions were conducted either in Putonghua or English - the main mediums of instruction at the school. All proceeds went towards an education fund.
"The students loved it," says Poon Tze-kin, chair of the school's English panel. "They got to decide what to make and sell, set prices and devise tactics to attract customers."
Poon and his colleagues adopt various ways to encourage students to learn in real life, visiting supermarkets for a module on food and nutrition, for example. "There's a bigger classroom outside the physical one, and children enjoy such experiences," he says.
Giving youngsters the freedom to decide how they learn is also a great motivator, says Deborah Stipek, a professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Education. "By giving students a choice, whether it is a big or small one, you give them a sense of control. You are teaching them to be responsible for their own learning and planning."
The author of Motivation to Learn: From Theory to Practice, among other books, Stipek was in Hong Kong to address a learning campaign organised by the charity Bring Me a Book Hong Kong. "You need to do it in small increments and see what choices you can allow for students. So you have to know your students," she says.
"Whenever you give an instruction, ask yourself: do I have to limit them so much? Can I give them some kind of choice? If you can give them a choice, their level of enthusiasm will grow tremendously."
It is challenging for teachers to offer choices when dealing with large classes and limited time, but Poon's experience shows small changes can make a difference.
"I can't design different kinds of projects for different students during a lesson, but I can give them choices within the target language of the lesson," he says. "Giving students freedom makes them more interested and committed to learning."
But once students enter secondary schools, exam pressures and busier schedules mean there is often less flexibility. Do teachers still have the luxury to offer choices?
For Paula Mak, a Chinese-American teaching in an elite Kowloon school, the answer is an emphatic "yes".
"I let students choose what topic to start first. I tell them all the modules we need to cover in the syllabus and they can discuss and vote [on the order] I teach them. I am not really changing the syllabus so it's fine," she says.
This liberal style gives students a sense ownership in their learning process, Mak says.
"I think by offering them choices, you validate young learners who often view themselves with very little power. Giving them decision-making power will empower them to be who they are, which is motivation."
Mak also tries to individualise her teaching as far as possible so no student is left behind. She varies her teaching strategies with videos, songs, personal stories. Weaker students are grouped with stronger ones, and she repeats ideas so weaker ones can hear it more than once.
To encourage a spirit of inquiry, Mak also gets students to write down questions on topic they have covered and drop them into a hat. Because she answers the questions as she picks them out of the hat, weaker students will not feel singled out. The customisation methods Mak uses are useful in nurturing motivation to learn, Stipek says.
"Often we see students losing interest in tasks that are too easy or too difficult. To motivate them, you need to individualise your teaching. It can be done through different ways such as providing individualised tasks and expectations, providing multiple entry points, and flexible groupings. This is the most difficult task for being an effective teacher," she says.
Stipek urges teachers to re-examine their methods and adopt effective ways to motivate learning, as Poon and Mak have done.
"Research [in the US] has told us that children's' motivation drops from third to eighth grade. By eighth grade, they have lost the interest to learn. Today, when you ask children what they think of school, they say it's boring. We need to ask ourselves what is going wrong."
One thing that has gone wrong in the US, she says, is a shift in the goal of learning from being smart to looking smart.
"If you look at small children, they're born with an interest to learn; they learn by asking questions and doing things. They want to know how to tie their shoes and write their names. They are not trying to get an 'A'. They don't care if they're better than the child sitting next to them. They want to master these skills because it makes them feel good."
Unfortunately, that attitude changes as they advance in school. "Older kids don't learn for the sake of learning. They learn to get good grades and recognition. Their motivations - pleasing their parents, going into college - are extrinsic.
"They learn to follow the rules set by teachers because that is how they can get good grades. They learn to get the right answer and they focus on clarity. They learn only what is required in the exams."
But success in adult life does not always follow success in exams. "If we look at studies on successful people in the 21st century, they aren't the ones who know the right answers. They're the people who are flexible and can work on different ideas," Stipek says.
"They're comfortable with ambiguity and risk-taking; they are good team players. We should be educating our kids to have these skills," she adds.
There is a high level of stress for students today, and learning is no longer an enjoyable process. "In the US, the level of anxiety and stress in students is an epidemic. The high pressure makes some students check out [of schools], while those who stay are often stressed out.
"A high level of stress fires up our immune system and damages our health; it can also lead to depression. In the US, we've also seen students taking drugs due to too much pressure from school and parents," Stipek says.
Mak sees similar situations in Hong Kong. "Under the educational system here, students perceive exams and skills as the most important things in their learning, though in reality, they know those things don't help them achieve their dreams, or cultivate their qualities as a person.
"They have no time, energy or desire to learn. The educational system can kill the love of learning for 99 per cent of students. Only one per cent can rise above the competitive nature of society," Mak says.
This learning culture needs to change and parents can help by not adding to the pressure, Stipek says. "Don't focus every conversation on performance. Instead of asking your child they did in school, ask them what they learnt. What you say to them becomes part of who they are and how they are valued."
Conscious of the "tiger mum" syndrome, Stipek says parents should learn to let go. "Passion and motivation go hand in hand. Let your child find his or her interest. If everything is prescribed by you, there is no chance for them to learn."
Mutual support is needed if we are to change what Stipek describes as a "screwed-up" learning culture.
"Teachers and parents need to work together to create a school culture in which students are oriented towards learning and not performance, so that students will become creative people who will seek knowledge in life," she says.
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Contessa Griffin Had A $3,000 Vagina - Pulls Out 77 Grams Of Crack Cocaine After Cops Set Up Body Cavity Search
Guntersville, Alabama (The Weekly Vice) - Contessa Griffin, a 28-year-old Alabama woman was jailed after she allegedly tried to sneak 77 grams of cocaine into jail.
According to police, officers attempted to pull Griffin's car over Wednesday night for a routine traffic stop. When officers activated their patrol car's emergency lights, Griffin reportedly punched the gas.
After a short chase, Griffin's vehicle was stopped and she was arrested and charged for eluding a police officer and reckless endangerment.
During the arrest, police suspected that Griffin might be hiding drugs and took her to Marshall Medical Center North so that doctors could complete a body cavity search.
Rather than submit to the search, Griffin admitted to hiding drugs inside her vagina. That's when she promptly removed 77 grams of crack cocaine from her vagina. Investigators estimated the street value of the cocaine at $3,000.
Griffin was booked into jail on an additional charge of trafficking crack cocaine. Her arraignment hearing has been set for Friday.
Griffin's husband, Corey Griffin, was arrested Tuesday on three federal indictments for trafficking cocaine and conspiracy to commit distribution of crack cocaine.
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The responses were sentimental, funny, inspired and so many other adjectives in between. I even knew a couple on there.
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Israel is believed to be using controversial white phosphorus shells to screen its assault on the heavily populated Gaza Strip yesterday. The weapon, used by British and US forces in Iraq, can cause horrific burns but is not illegal if used as a smokescreen.
What helped the rise of Hamas? U.S., Israel policies, turns out
In August 2005, when Israel unilaterally withdrew from the narrow coastal territory, then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon promised it would make Israel safer. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice hailed the move as "historic."
Israel had left behind a political vacuum, however. That, along with decisions by Israel, the U.S. and Palestinian rivals inadvertently boosted the militant Islamic group Hamas into power. Hamas is stronger than ever, and Israel's air strikes risk bolstering it further, according to current and former U.S. officials, diplomats and analysts.
TVNL Comment: "Democracy" means electing leaders the US can manipulate. But they hate us for our freedom.....
Secret nuclear sell-off storm
Britain no longer has any stake in the production of its nuclear warheads after the Government secretly sold off its shares in the Atomic Weapons Establishment in Aldermaston.
Ministers agreed to sell the remaining one-third ownership to a Californian engineering company. The announcement, which means that Americans will now produce and maintain Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, was slipped out on the eve of the parliamentary Christmas holiday. Officials refused to say how much the deal raised.
TVNL Comment: So where is all this democracy we hear of? It seems like governments that claim to be democratic don't give a damn what the people want. They don't even feel that they have to report back to the people informing them of their actions.
Indian parliament passes tough new terrorism laws
"You have captured the mood of the nation. The nation expects parliament to pass these laws today and restore their confidence," India's new Home Minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, told the MPs after several hours of debate.
TVNL Comment: This is the purpose of state sponsored false flag terrorism. To scare the public into relinquishing their rights.
Israel deports American academic
Israel has refused entry to the controversial Jewish American academic and UN envoy, Richard Falk who once compared Israel's treatment of Palestinians to the Nazis' treatment of Jews.
Earlier this year, when the Princeton University professor of international law was appointed as the UN's special rapporteur in the Palestinian territories, Israel said it would deny him entry because in 2007 he said the Jewish nation's blockade on the Palestinian coastal territory of Gaza was a "Holocaust in the making".
TVNL Comment: How is that for democracy and freedom? Say something that they don't like and they kick you out of the country!
Across Mideast, Arabs hail shoe-hurling journalist
Iraqis and other Arabs erupted in glee Monday at the shoe attack on George W. Bush. Far from a joke, many in the Mideast saw the act by an Iraqi journalist as heroic, expressing the deep, personal contempt many feel for the American leader they blame for years of bloodshed, chaos and the suffering of civilians.
Images of Bush ducking the fast-flying shoes at a Baghdad press conference, aired repeatedly on Arab satellite TV networks, were cathartic for many in the Middle East, who have for years felt their own leaders kowtow to the American president.
Israel 'wants West Bank land'
Israel has proposed annexing 6.8 per cent of the illegally occupied West Bank, the chief Palestinian negotiator has said in his first detailed comments about the stalled US-backed negotiations.
Israel proposed a swap of some of its own territory in return for the annexed area but the Israeli land was not an equal trade in size and quality, Ahmed Qurei said, adding that the Palestinians rejected the offer.
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Phonon scattering
Phonons can scatter through several mechanisms as they travel through the material. These scattering mechanisms are: Umklapp phonon-phonon scattering, phonon-impurity scattering, phonon-electron scattering, and phonon-boundary scattering. Each scattering mechanism can be characterised by a relaxation rate 1/ which is the inverse of the corresponding relaxation time.
All scattering processes can be taken into account using Matthiessen's rule. Then the combined relaxation time can be written as:
The parameters , , , are due to Umklapp scattering, mass-difference impurity scattering, boundary scattering and phonon-electron scattering, respectively.
Phonon-phonon scattering[edit]
For phonon-phonon scattering, effects by normal processes (processes which conserve the phonon wave vector - N processes) are ignored in favor of Umklapp processes (U processes). Since normal processes vary linearly with and umklapp processes vary with , Umklapp scattering dominates at high frequency.[1] is given by:
where is Gruneisen anharmonicity parameter, μ is shear modulus, V0 is volume per atom and is Debye frequency.[2]
Mass-difference impurity scattering[edit]
Mass-difference impurity scattering is given by:
where is a measure of the impurity scattering strength. Note that is dependent of the dispersion curves.
Boundary scattering[edit]
Boundary scattering is particularly important for low-dimensional nanostructures and its relaxation time is given by:
where D is the dimension of the system and p represents the surface roughness parameter. The value p=1 means a smooth perfect surface that the scattering is purely specular and the relaxation time goes to ∞; hence, boundary scattering does not affect thermal transport. The value p=0 represents a very rough surface that the scattering is then purely diffusive which gives:
This equation is also known as Casimir limit.[3]
Phonon-electron scattering[edit]
Phonon-electron scattering can also contribute when the material is heavily doped. The corresponding relaxation time is given as:
The parameter is conduction electrons concentration, ε is deformation potential, ρ is mass density and m* is effective electron mass.[2] It is usually assumed that contribution to thermal conductivity by phonon-electron scattering is negligible.
See also[edit]
- ^ Mingo, N (2003). "Calculation of nanowire thermal conductivity using complete phonon dispersion relations". Physical Review B. 68 (11): 113308. Bibcode:2003PhRvB..68k3308M. arXiv:cond-mat/0308587 . doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.68.113308.
- ^ a b Zou, Jie; Balandin, Alexander (2001). "Phonon heat conduction in a semiconductor nanowire" (PDF). Journal of Applied Physics. 89 (5): 2932. Bibcode:2001JAP....89.2932Z. doi:10.1063/1.1345515.
- ^ Casimir, H.B.G (1938). "Note on the Conduction of Heat in Crystals". Physica. 5 (6): 495. Bibcode:1938Phy.....5..495C. doi:10.1016/S0031-8914(38)80162-2.


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Discover the coolest and freshest new spot to unwind, enjoy fresh locally-sourced food and discover a variety of 35 local beers. Craft 64 expertly combines the unique balance of deliciously crafted local food and a tantalizing selection of local beers to satisfy every taste palate.
The Thirty-five beers on tap, plus a cider are all sourced locally here in Arizona. Almost everything is the kitchen is sourced locally. You won't find a fryer, microwave or freezer. If it can't be made fresh on a plate or come out of the wood fired pizza oven, they don't do it. Everything they make is from scratch including their dressings and sauces. They even pull their own mozzarella! Some of the breweries represented at Craft 64 include Papago Brewing Co., Four Peaks, Historic Brewing Company, Mudshark, Uncle Bear's and many others.
Whether you go for the food and stay for the beer or vice versa, you'll be glad that you visited Craft 64. Named for the fact that there are 64 ounces in a growler of beer (and yes, they do fill growlers), Craft 64 effectively merges at the intersection of gastropub, wine bar and artisan pizzeria.
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Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary, adjacent to Sharavathi Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, is a recommended tourist attraction. Spread over an area of 247 sq. km, the sanctuary has the semi-evergreen, evergreen and moist deciduous forests, covering Western Ghat Forests.
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a Beautiful Cruise!! Great Weather
Sail Date: July 01, 2010
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the entertianment at night at 10;00pm. They have two shows 8:00pm and 10:00pm. Food was really good, had dinner at the Pinnacle Grill, worth the $20 per person. Had Lobster there. They have 22oz steaks there. Had a Great Cruise would recommend them
Pros: Food was great, Entertainment was good
Cons: Elevators were slow and two were none functioning
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Rented a car from Rent a Wreck only one close to port a mile away. other at airport 10 miles away. Saw the Glacier very impressive. Went to the St Theresa Chapel lovely church and gardens saw whales from there. Lovely Arboretem next door Juneau not more character only sourviers shops but great taverns This is the best place to see whales, water is calmer and can see Bubble catching by the whales only place they they do it. They catch by do a making big bubble to catch herring then they all go in to eat them.
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|Victoria, British Columbia
lovely ladies with period costumes greeted you off the cruise and give you walking tour map. We went on the harbor walking tour took about 40 mines about 1 1/2 miles long. Went into the Empress hotel go to the side of it. Lovely shops inside. Went to the Stickey Wicket Bar nice patio there and went the Scottish Bar on the Main street
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|Ketchikan, Alaska
My best port to visit. Loved Creek Street , nice shopping go rock shop there.
Went to Saxman Totem Village by city bus for $2 all day. They go every hour. Take blue line there and Red line back. Saw the residence carver there and talked with him. Didn't take the $35 tour you get to see the tribal dancing etc. There is a Bald eagle nest with chicks right next to road when dropped of the the city bus by Saxman.
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|Sitka, Alaska
Good walking town, went to Totem Park on the edge of town nice totems and trees.Raptor center near by is worth it to do, good talk on the Bald Eagles with it on the handlers arm. Went on sea watching tour with Holland American. Didn't book til we were on shore. We saw sea otters in group which was great,some blad eagles but not much of whales. the Sea is rough there on the catarman boat.
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The past comes back to haunt game warden Joe Pickett and his family with devastating effect in the thrilling new novel from #1 New York Times–bestselling author C. J. Box.The plane circled in the dark. Joe Pickett could just make out down below a figure in the snow and timber, and then three other figures closing in. There was nothing he could do about it. And Joe knew that he might be their next target.The Cates family had always been a bad lot. Game warden Joe Pickett had been able to strike a fierce blow against them when the life of his daughter April had been endangered, but he'd always wondered if there'd be a day of reckoning. He's not wondering any longer. Joe knows they're coming after him and his family now. He has his friend Nate by his side, but will that be enough this time? All he can do is prepare...and wait for them to make the first move.
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INTRODUCTION: Humidification of inspiratory gases is essential during mechanical ventilation. Heat and moisture exchangers are commonly used to aide humidification but malfunctions can occur. We report a case of ventilator circuit obstruction by a heat and moisture exchanger with a review of prior literature.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 24 year-old woman with a past medical history of asthma was admitted to the ICU in status asthmaticus. She was intubated in the emergency department. A heat and moisture exchanger (HME) was inline in the breathing circuit. Continuous nebulizer treatments were begun with albuterol 0.083% and ipratropium 0.02%. Her ventilator was set to assist volume control with a set rate of 16, tidal volume (TV) 400 mL with positive end-expiratory pressure 5 cm Water with FiO2 0.40. Her initial peak inspiratory pressures (PIP) varied between 25 and 40 cm Water. At 24 hours, the TVs were noted to drop to 150-200 mL with inspiratory pressure alarm limits reached reducing the maximal ventilator delivered TV. No leak was found in the ventilator circuit. Decreased bilateral breath sounds were noted on physical exam, vitals were stable and trachea was mid-line. The suction catheter passed easily, the patient was not biting the endotracheal tube, and there were no secretions in the patient circuit nor in the HME. The patient was disconnected and was easily ventilated with the bag-valve mask. It was noted that the ventilator was still sensing high-pressure. The HME was removed from the circuit and the ventilator immediately reported low pressures. The patient was reconnected to the ventilator and TVs of 400ml were restored. We believe continuous administration of albuterol and ipratropium in saturation of the HME leading to resistance to airflow. Our patient was extubated by the 6th hospital day and left the hospital on the 9th day. She remained well five months after admission.
DISCUSSIONS: Heat and moisture exchangers (HMEs) are passive devices that provide 60-80% of the necessary humidity by capturing exhaled moisture and allowing it to be used in subsequent breaths. HMEs are simple, cheap and require little maintenance. The central component of HMEs is hygroscopic material which readily absorbs moisture. When an HME possesses bacteria filtering properties it can be designated as a HMEF. Various critical occlusions of HMEs have been reported, primarily in the anesthesiology literature. Several of the reports describe defects or loose components in the HME itself. Prados reported a case of obstruction by a plastic plug in a defective HME that acted as one way ball valve that caused air trapping. Prasad reported a partial separation between two interconnecting parts of the plastic housing resulting in a significant leak. Casta reported acute airway obstruction due to a dislodged paper component of an HME. Several reports describe obstruction of the HMEF by contaminants causing pore occlusion of the filter membrane. Contaminants described include condensed water, hemoptysis, and proteinaceous fluid associated with pulmonary edema. McEwan and associates described a case of obstruction of a bacterial filter in the expiratory limb of a breathing circuit that resulted in bilateral tension pneumothorax. The filter was clogged with sputum, ciliary epithelium, and inflammatory cells. Several cases describe obstruction with nebulised medications: albuterol, ipratropium and acetylcysteine. Walton and associates described two cases of obstruction using nebulized albuterol with a breathing circuit where both filters were coated with a powdery white film. Nebulization of normal saline, the diluent for albuterol, did not reproduce this obstructive coating.
CONCLUSION: Obstruction of the heat and moisture exchanger should be considered in the differential diagnosis of airway obstruction and insufficient tidal volumes. Heat and moisture exchangers should be removed prior to the administration of aerosol or metered dose inhaler treatments.
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This is a discussion on I have come to the conclusion... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have come to the conclusion that many DC forum members are independently wealthy or are collecting guns for retirement just like professional stamp or ...
I have come to the conclusion that many DC forum members are independently wealthy or are collecting guns for retirement just like professional stamp or coin collector's do, or they work for the Mafia. Every time someone can't make up their mind about two, three, or four guns in a forum thread , some joker slaps up not just the three guns but also in stainless, nickel, wood grips, polymer, with Crimson Trace, without Crimson Trace, night sites, standard sites, no sites, regular mags, extended mags, preban, postban, with hollow points and with FMJ.
Just ordinary guys like the rest of us...
Haven't you ever heard of the 'one gun per month' plans that the dem's are always proposing? If you take them up on it, you'll be sporting a major collection of your own in no time :)
Back here on planet earth, you'll find that there's far more of 'us' with a handful of firearms in the safe, than there are of 'them', with million dollar collections. Most of the guys with hundreds of firearms have been assembling that collection for quite some time.
Since you asked the question, I'm assuming you're fairly new to the game. Give it a few years, you might be surprised how fast your collection grows!
Liberty is an inherently offensive lifestyle. Living in a free society guarantees that each one of us will see our most cherished principles and beliefs questioned and in some cases mocked. It's worth it.
Each person must decide their own priorities for use of their money. Some people drive nice cars, motorcycles, have lots of the latest electronic equip, etc.
I drive a junker, totaled my Bike and never replaced it, let my barn and out buildings colapse, do not have T.V. cable or satelite, no blackberry or palm pilot, no cell phone, no pager, have a old stereo, All my furniture has been given to me, most of my clothes are in need of repair.
I choose to collect knives and guns. The prices keep going up so I have to extend my time between purchases longer.
I am retired and get less then $1,600 a month. My priorities are knives and guns so that is where I spend any extra money I may come by.
If I were rich I would have 2 or 3 thousand guns at least and probably a million knives. I am not so I only have about 1,500 knives and 26 guns.
Tom ..... old age has but few compensations but in my case it is getting my ''collection'' built up - re-built actually since I 'lost'' 24 handguns in UK in '97!!
I am independently quite poor actually but - my guns are a sort of ''saving'' if you will - a means of holding some inventory that not only gives me pleasure but which does hold some useful value - in more ways than just fiscal.
Chris - P95
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"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Hey, I like that "One gun per Month" plan. I think I'll adopt it for next year.
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The only way I could stay with 1 gun per month is if the gun shops start handing them out free or if the brady group started giving me money so I could keep up.
Me too... but I can always dream.
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I am almost 70 and still have my very first firearm I got before I was old enough to go to school. I've been a serious collector for all these years and have been fortunate enough to have some very nice pieces I picked up at decent prices. A dear friend died and left me his collection of antique firearms and they are my treasures for now. The collectors pieces are locked away in a very secure place and I only get to visit them when I am willing to do a bit of traveling.
My will leaves the antiques and collectable guns to a museum, th reat go to my kids. (I think some of them are drooling)
Raeven, do you shoot all 26 of your guns on occasion or are some of them just for collection?
Do those of you with more than 10 or 15 guns actually shoot them all?
just remember...don't allow my wife to sell them for what I told her I paid for them.
and for the record...buy them all.
--people ask why I carry, and I show them this picture. I think it says it all.--
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LAFLA - All my guns have been shot, by me.
There is however a ''pecking'' order - such that a percentage spend a lot of time in the safe .... they are either collectibles, special purpose or like muzzle loaders, guns I am too darned lazy to want to clean
There is then the ''day-to-day'' category which includes those that do get out to sun and the aroma of burned powder as often as I can manage it.
Finally the top category would be defensive guns - generally those which I carry or have carried or which would serve such purpose.
I guess it's a hierarchical thing - but never enough time to shoot em all - sadly!
Chris - P95
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"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
I only have 8 handguns and find it a challenge to justify to my wife why I need to take all of them to the range when she and I only carry 2-3 different ones (she only 1) on a daily basis. I tell her that we need to keep in practice with the house gun, and when it is cold (if ever, here in FL) I might want to carry the larger pistols under a coat, and if we go camping, the revolver would be better in the dust and dirt, and the Buckmark saves us money with the .22 ammunition and it still gives us good practice with trigger control, etc. etc. blah, blah, blah. it's getting harder to justify spending the ammunition money on all of them....


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Proximity to mercado de las bujas Bad neighborhood, VERY dated hotel in bad neighborhood. Expensive!!!!
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Among her many achievements, Peace Hyde is the winner of the 2015 Young CEO Global Leader Award and has been nominated for 'International Business Woman of the Year' and 'Business Woman of the Year' in the upcoming Women 4 Africa Awards in London.
The media personality and Showbiz impresario has also secured a nomination as Africa Broadcaster of the year in the upcoming Nigerian Broadcasters Merit Awards 2016 and was voted as one of the 50 most influential people in Ghana. In this heartfelt and emotional interview Peace Hyde opens up about the moment on the streets of Accra that changed her life forever. Watch full interview below:


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Villa Amadores 2 Sleeps 6 (3 Bedrooms)
Amazing Villa located on a top location in Puerto Rico, facing Amadores Beach
Villa Amadores n2
Check the special discounts applied from 15/11/2016 to 15/12/2016 on the price section. Underneath this description
Amazing Villa located on a top location in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria.
The Villa consist on 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom and a service toilet. Fully equipped kitchen, wide open living room, front terrace facing the sea for sit for two where to enjoy a coffee facing the ocean, huge side terrace facing the sea provided with Balinesse Bed and 2 sunbeds, a refreshing medium size heated pool, chill out area for relaxation and fully equipped barbecue and dinner area. Private parking place for a single car.
Wifi available. Tv available.
Pets not allowed.
Smoking not allowed indoors.
Save security not available.
Accomodation for 2 persons 1450€/week
Accomodation for 4 persons 1650€/week
Accomodation for 6 persons 1850€/week
Top Traveller Review
Fabulous Villa
Would definately recommend this villa to anyone visiting Puerto Rico. Only downside in the hight of the summer would be lack of air con & there are not English speaking TV channels!
About the Owner
Available Rentals
Booking Notes:
30% Deposit paid through bank transfer
70% Advanced payment paid via bank transfer ( two weeks before arrival )
300 € deposit via bank transfer (refundable)
Changeover Day:
Please contact owner.
Accommodation price per week :
2 persons : 1450€
3 persons : 1550€
4 persons : 1650€
5 persons : 1750€
6 persons : 1850€
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Fabulous Villa
We stayed at the villa for two was and loved it. Very spacious and had everything you could need and more!
Would definately recommend this villa to anyone visiting Puerto Rico. Only downside in the hight of the summer would be lack of air con & there are not English speaking TV channels!
Fantastic accomodation
We were very impressed when we arrived at Villa Amadores (2). The pictures looked so good, but the reality was even better than we expected. The villa is beautiful. Fully equipped kitchen with high quality appliances (I took a picture of the oven because it looked like it had never been used it was so clean) Everything is so modern and new. The pool was lovely, as was the whole outdoor area. We especially liked sitting out the front as the sun set each night, looking out at the amazing sea views. Jose and his team couldn't have been more helpful and attentive. WIFI is good.
The only slight downside was the lack of air conditioning. Keep curtains and doors closed during the day to keep rooms cool (we only realised that on night 2)
All in all it was a wonderful stay with everything you need to hand. We will definitely be back!
Perfect holiday
The villa had just been modernised and has an amazing open plan kitchen,with a beautiful back garden for daytime sun,swimming in the pool which was cleaned every other day and a front seating area for the evening sunset. Bedrooms and bathrooms clean, spacious and all newly furnished.
We hired a car but this is not needed if you want to stay local. The Spar is 200mtrs away and has every thing you need at great prices and the usual souvenir shops and plenty of restaurants .
The villa is situated at the top of the hill, which is ok when going down to the beach, but a steep trek back up.
Sioux City was a good day out for £20,especially if you enjoy the history of the Wild West and like horses, the Horse Whisperer is amazing!
Jose and his team where very helpful and always at the end of the phone when needed, and if you have the pleasure in meeting the owner Mr Santiago he's a larger than life character.
We would love to return
Activity and Interests
The Villa is exactly 2 minutes driving to Amadores Beach and 4 minutes to Puerto Rico Beach, 5 minutes driving to Playa del Cura Beach, 10 minutes driving to Puerto Mogan Beach, 15-17 minutes away to Maspalomas Beach.
Car hire is recommended.
The Villa is exactly 5 minutes away to the GC-1, Gran Canaria only highway. From there is very easy to get to Maspalomas (15 min), Mogan (7 min) Playa del Ingles (22 min), Vecindario (30 min) Airport (35-40 min).
Further Details:
To stay at the villa has also some important bonus, is only few minutes away walking from Europa Shopping Centre where you would find anything you need : Supermarkets, Restaurants, Shops and Bars where to enjoy the fantastic atmosphere of Puerto Rico Night-life.
If you drive down the road or even book a taxi it will only take 5 minutes to get to Puerto Rico main Shopping Centre where the commercial offer is even bigger.
In general in Puerto Rico you will find everything that you might need to enjoy a great holiday time, not only for resting and relaxing on the sun but also to enjoy the great night-life offer.
Property Type
- villa
- Hair Dryer
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room
- Parking
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
- Outdoor Pool
- Private Pool
Location Type
- beach
- mountain
- near the sea
- bay
- duty free shops
- marina
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- deepsea fishing
- fishing
- golf
- golf pass optional
- hiking
- jet skiing
- mountain biking
- paragliding
- sailing
- diving
- snorkelling
- swimming
- tennis
- wind-surfing
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet
- Toilet 1 - Toilet
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Terrace
- Golf ...
- Barbecue
- Veranda
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- children welcome
- Outside: Front terrace facing the sea for sit for two where to enjoy a coffee facing the ocean, huge side terrace facing the sea provided with Balinesse Bed and 2 sunbeds, a refreshing medium size pool (around 40sqm), chill out area for relaxation and fully equipped barbecue and dinner area


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Tributes have been paid by friends and family to a teenager who died in a motorcycle crash in south-east London.
Ashlee Fowler, 18, was killed last week when the motorbike he was riding pillion on hit a traffic island in Mottingham.
An RIP Ashlee Lawrence Fowler Facebook page has since been set up, where tributes have been to left describing the teenager as the "sweetest boy" and a "loving son".
In a series of messages posted on the site, his mother, Barbara Ogrady said: "Missing u so much son love u so much it's hurting its breaking my heart xxxxxx.
"To my loving son miss u so much can't stop crying love u so much love from ur mum xxxx"
Friend Kirsten Skinner said: "RIP Ashlee, I was a good friend of his and am thinking of him and all of his family, my heart goes out to all of Ashlee's family, all my love goes to you, I'll miss you lots and lots Ash, RIP xx"
And Lauren Young posted: "When I heard the news, I was so shocked! I'm still shocked! The sweetest boy. Although, you was a little terror... Taken far too soon, my heart goes out to your family. Watch over them up there Ashlee, sleep tight."
Floral tributes have also been left at the scene of the crash, on Mottingham Road, near the junction of William Barefoot Drive.
A second man, aged 17, received multiple injuries in the crash, and remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition.
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What, of this Goldfish, Would You Wish?
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This article applies to mixed IAP cluster with at least one IAP 92 or 93 in the cluster.
Initially, when Instant APs were introduced, there was a limitation where we could add a maximum of 16 IAPs in the cluster. This limitation was enhanced in the subsequent codes and eventually with the new versions like 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3; we can have any number of IAPs in a single cluster.
However, important to note is as of version 18.104.22.168-184.108.40.206, this applies to all the IAP models except for IAP 92 and 93. The maximum number of IAPs in a cluster having IAP 92/93 is still 16.
So in case the code allows more than 16 IAPs in a cluster but you are unable to bring up the 17th IAP, it is most likely there is at least one IAP 92/93 in the cluster. As soon as you remove those IAPs (92/93), you would be able to add more IAPs in the cluster.


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SYDNEY (AFP) – Virat Kohli's pressing task as the new Test skipper is to arrest India's woeful away record, starting with Tuesday's final Test against Australia in Sydney.
Kohli assumed the mantle as India's new captain following the sudden Test retirement of Mahendra Singh Dhoni after last week's Melbourne Test, opening debate on whether his aggressive approach will energise the team.
India have already lost the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with Australia holding an unassailable 2-0 lead heading into the fourth Test, but there is much interest in how Kohli's volatility will impact on the team's fortunes.
India have won only one of their last 22 Tests overseas and have been successful in only one of their 10 Tests at the Sydney Cricket Ground, that sole victory coming 37 years ago.
Kohli has been tagged a firebrand, a "spoilt brat" but has been long viewed as the natural successor of Dhoni, who was the most successful Test match skipper in India's history, winning 27 of the 60 Tests he led with 18 losses and 15 draws.
Now that Dhoni has moved on, India's immediate Test future lies in Kohli's hands and it will be a fascinating sub-plot to this week's Sydney Test.
Australia will be weakened by the loss of ICC Cricketer of the Year and pace spearhead Mitchell Johnson with hamstring trouble, opening the way for Kohli and his other in-form team-mates Murali Vijay and Ajinkya Rahane to get among the runs again.
All are averaging above 58 in this series, with Kohli matching his Australian counterpart Steve Smith with three centuries, and only brittle tail-end batting has been the key difference between the two sides.
"Captains have their own personalities and the best ones make players adapt to their thinking and methods," India team director Ravi Shastri said.
"That's his personality. He is aggressive, passionate and wears his heart on his sleeve. But he's also prepared to walk the talk.
"Remember also, he's only 26 and still getting used to captaincy. With a little luck, the (series) scoreline could well have been different. This is a young team that has acquitted itself very creditably."
Johnson believes Kohli will bring a fresh, aggressive approach to the way India plays cricket.
"It could be quite interesting because they're not known for that aggressive type of play," Johnson said.
"He'll definitely be an aggressive type of captain I think in the way he sets fields, and I think you'll see a lot different to what MS (Dhoni) did.
"He's an interesting character. He is a fierce competitor and he really does like to get involved in it all."
Kohli skippered India for the first time in the first Test in Adelaide when Dhoni was recovering from a fractured thumb.
Australia's vice-captain Brad Haddin said there might be some pointers from the Adelaide Test as to how Kohli will handle things at the SCG.
"I think what happened in Adelaide was we won the big moments," Haddin said.
"It was a good game and there were some outstanding performances from Kohli and a few of the Indian batsmen."
The Sydney Test will also be played against the poignant backdrop of the Phillip Hughes tragedy.
Test batsman Hughes was fatally struck by a short-pitched ball in a domestic game at the SCG in late November and several of his close cricketing friends on the field that fateful day will be returning to the scene during this week's Test.


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The first time I visited NMH, I was so impressed by my campus tour guide—she seemed to know everybody. But that's the way it is here. It's so accessible and you feel you can try anything. For instance, I love to sing, so I'm in the Mount Harmony a cappella group and have been in Concert Choir all four years. I really stretched myself this year and did the Stille Nacht descant solo for this winter's Vespers concert. I even manage the choir for my workjob requirement.
The classes I've taken at NMH have been great, but I've also had incredible out-of-the-classroom experiences. Last spring, as part of our Humanities II course, about 17 of us went to South Africa. We went into the townships and it was so powerful to actually witness what we had studied.
The CMAP feature of NMH was a big draw for me. That stands for College Model Academic Program, and it allows you to immerse yourself in a subject. You take three major courses each semester and are in each class for 80 minutes. You can double up on what you're passionate about and form strong relationships with faculty. You get the foundation here, and then you run with it. This past summer,
I did a research internship in a medicinal chemistry lab at Boston University, and
I was ready.
One of the classes I've taken this fall is the sophomore Diversity and Social Justice seminar. It's designed not only to make you consider the many aspects of diversity and multiculturalism in our society, but also to increase your awareness of your own identity. I think both of those goals are reinforced by what I do outside of the classroom at NMH. I'm a member of the Circle of Sisters, an affinity group for young women of color that raised a lot of money for the local food pantry this year.
When I first came to NMH, I was definitely more of a math and science person, but here I've really learned to love history and literature in a way I never had before. Almost all of our classes are conversation-based, which means
that you're totally engaged in classroom discussion. In fact, it's so engaging that
I remember that once, when I was a sophomore, our teacher was sick, and another student and I were so into the subject matter that we taught the class!


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Set in a delightful walled garden, the Ethicurean takes the
unloved Orphan Annies of the food world - beetroot, hairy
bittercress, gurnard - and turns them into A-list superstars.
Presentation is red-carpet perfect: the cheesy wafer perched on top
of the celeriac soup is dotted with pinging green Smarties of
par-cel purée (it's a herb, darling, a cross between parsley and
celery), and the curl of chipotle crackling, which accompanies the
12-hour pork belly, is crunch, crunch, posh Monster Munch. The
cocktails are stupendous, and while wild cordial with pine might
sound like loo cleaner, it tastes sublime. Take the opportunity to
visit the gardens - they're open all year round.


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LONDON, Nov 1 (Reuters) World powers will meet in London tomorrow to discuss further sanctions against Iran to keep pressure on it over its nuclear programme, Britain's Foreign Office confirmed today.
''Political directors from the UK, France, Germany, US, Russia and China will meet ... to discuss next steps on Iran's nuclear programme,'' a Foreign Office spokesman said.
''The UK supports a further United Nations Security Council resolution if Iran does not comply with its international obligations. At tomorrow's meeting we will want to hear from colleagues how they see the process going forward.'' REUTERS PJ HT1610


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Organic market with locations throughout Croatia as well an online shop. Offers a wide selection of certified organic products: vegetarian and vegan food, nutritional supplements, natural cosmetics, books, and more. Open Mon-Fri 8:00am-9:00pm, Sat 8:00am-8:00pm.
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This health store has a wide variety of health foods, supplements, beauty products and even vegan friendly snacks. The staff were extremely welcoming, helpful and informative. An amazing store, much better than any health stores back home in Sydney, Australia.
Pros: Helpful and informative staff, Large variety of products, Easily accessible
many vegan products +HOW TO FIND IT - Edit
This is a friendly little shop with a great selection of organic products, including many vegan and local ones.
Two of the staff members spoke English and helped me identify vegan treats among the locally made products.
Prices are what one would expect from a small health food store.
NOTE: This shop can be hard to find if just trying to use Google Maps. It's inside a modern, air-conditioned mall called "Robna kuća Prima 3" — and it might be on the ground floor or not, depending on which side of the mall you enter (if you use the west entrance, you'll need to go down the escalator one floor).
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We LOVE Bio and Bio, the workers are extremely helpful, and we found our vegan bliss here, tempeh, tofu, soy yogurt and some supplements. They also have hard to find items, like seaweed and kombu. Be prepared to shell out many kuna here: )
Nice little shop - Edit
In a large outdoor mall type plaza - ground floor of the larger indoor shop cluster w/escalators. Good selection of fake meats and other vegan groceries - very handy if you've got a rented room w/cooking facilities. Small selection of carryout items at their deli counter.
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9 December 2009,
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LATROBE, Christian Ignatius (1758-1836). Journal of a Visit to South Africa, in 1815, and 1816. With some accounts of the missionary settlements of the United Bretheren, near the Cape of Good Hope. London: W. M'Dowall for L.B. Seeley and R. Ackermann, 1818.
4o (285 x 226 mm). 2pp. publisher's advertisements at end. 16 plates (12 hand-colored aquatints from sketches by Latrobe or Mr. Melville, 4 uncolored line engravings), engraved folding map with routes marked by hand in red or blue. (Light marginal dust soiling and darkening at beginning and end.) Modern half morocco, top edge gilt, others uncut.
FIRST EDITION. Latrobe succeeded James Hutton as secretary of the Unity of the Bretheren in England in 1795, and was appointed a "senior civilis" in 1801. As an advocate of the missions of his church he visited South Africa in 1815-16. His journal includes a full description of the district of Groenekloof and of the missionary settlements about thirty miles north of Cape Town. Abbey Travel 325; Gay 3117; Mendelssohn I,p.866; Tooley 292.
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Elephanta Caves
Elephata caves is one of the world historical site . Elephanta is an island off the Mumbai,There are seven cave excavations in the Elephanta group and these are datable from 6th – 7th centuries A.D.
The panel on the east has a figure of ardhanarisvara, a form of Siva with the combined energies ofmale and female; and on the west figures of Siva and Parvatiplaying chausar is carved. The central recess holds the mostfamous and remarkable sculpture of this period known as the Mahesa-murti. It is a colossal bust of the three forms of Siva, the aghora, turbulent and fearsome; tatpurusha, benignand meditative and vamadeva, mild pleasing and lovable. The other notable panels in the main cave are Andhakasuravada murti; cosmic dance of Nataraja; Kalyanasundara murti; Gangadhara murti; Ravana shaking Kailasa and Siva as Lakulisa. A panel depicting Saptamatrikas near the eastern opening is also remarkable.
The cave is also famous for the exquisite and vibrant sculptures.The cave hasa main entrance on the north with two other openings on the east and west respectively and a central hall with six rows of pillared columns, six in each row except on the western corner, where a shrine of lingam is provided.
In Elephanta you'll find a good number of mythical themes, mostly associated with Lord Shiva. The choice of the themes is an interesting mix, anything from love to contemplation to violence to performing arts to yoga.
I went to this place with my friends ravish & Ankush we kept name for this Place because it was like " Harry Potter nd the chamber of sceret ".
Elephanta caves is also an UNESCO world heritage spot of Mumbai
Its very awesome place for trip & there are lots of handcrafted things here which we can buy.
If you are planing to visit Mumbai on Tour ,then make a plan for Elephanta trip. You will truly enjoy