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Alexander Henry Haliday, also known as Enrico Alessandro Haliday and Alexis Heinrich Haliday (1807–1870) Letters and manuscripts
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TRANSCRIPTION OF LETTERS BETWEEN A. H. HALIDAY AND H. J. STAINTON 1862 — 1863 In the Library of the Hope Department.University of Oxford
- Letters from A.H. Haliday to H. T. Stainton 27 January, 1862 -1st February 1862
- Letters from A.H. Haliday to H.T. Stainton 19 February, 1862- 20 September 1862
- Letters from A.H. Haliday to H.T. Stainton 18 October 1862-21 January 1863
- Letters from A.H. Haliday to H.T. Stainton 18 January 1863-27th March, 1863
TRANSCRIPTION OF LETTERS BETWEEN A. H. HALIDAY AND H. LOEW In the Library of the Royal Entomological Society of London.
- Letter from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew February 9, 1862
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew February 1862, 7 March 1862, 1 April 1862 and undated
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew 25 May 1862, September 6 1862, 1 November 1862
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew July 24, 1863 and undated
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew, 1867
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew 29 April 1869 and 186-
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew 5th March 1867; July 13th 1867; 15 February 1869
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew, December 1867 and 186-
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew 2 April 1868- July 22 1868
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew July-October 1868 and Fragmentia
- Letters from Alexander Henry Haliday to Hermann Loew July-December 1868
TRANSCRIPTION OF LETTERS BETWEEN JOHN CURTIS AND A. H. HALIDAY In the Library of the Royal Entomological Society of London.
- Letter from John Curtis to Alexander Henry Haliday 19 December 1830
- Letter from John Curtis to Alexander Henry Haliday 14 July 1831 and undated 1831
- Letters from John Curtis to Alexander Henry Haliday 29 February 1832, 4 November 1832 and 22nd December 1832
- Letters from John Curtis to Alexander Henry Haliday 13th February 1833
- Letters from John Curtis to Alexander Henry 4th March 1833, 10th September 1833, 7th June 1835, 6th October 1835, 12th November 1835
- Letter from Alexander Henry Haliday to John Curtis undated
TRANSCRIPTION OF LETTERS FROM FRANCIS WALKER TO A. H. HALIDAY In the Library of the Royal Entomological Society of London.Some relating to Charles Darwin
TRANSCRIPTION OF LETTERS FROM A. H. HALIDAY TO JAMES CHARLES DALE In the Library of the Hope Department.University of Oxford
- Nomina urbium, pagorum, montium, aliorumque locurum
- Review of Zoonomische Briefe
- Review of Wahre Parthenogenesis bei Schmetterlingen
- Retrospect of various works published during 1856
- Recent Works on the Diptera of Northern Europe
- On Some Remaining Blanks in the Natural History of the Native Diptera
- Notes on various insects, Dingle, Co. Kerry, July 1854
- Obituary:William Wing
- Manuscript list of Irish Coleoptera Hymenoptera and Diptera in the Belfast Museum Part 1 Coleoptera
- Manuscript list of Irish Coleoptera Hymenoptera and Diptera in the Belfast Museum Part 2 Hymenoptera
- Manuscript list of Irish Coleoptera Hymenoptera and Diptera in the Belfast Museum Part 3 Diptera
- Quarrel between James Francis Stephens and John Curtis
- Notes and papers relating to Belfast Natural History Society
- Notes and papers relating to Dublin University Zoological Association
- Fragmentia
- Notes and papers relating to Robert Templeton
FURTHER INFORMATION German literature See de.wikisource
Dear Sir,As you have kindly invited me to name some of our desiderata in Coleoptera I have written down a list of some of theca being uncertain whether they are (generally) such as are easily obtained in France. I hope you had a good passage without delay and that you will have tranquil times in France until such time as you think of revisiting this country. I am [ ] your very obedient faithful servant.A.H. Haliday 23,Harcourt Street, Dublin 8 Nov. 1868 :caesus or rotundatus,3 Cnemidatus 1 Microrrhagus or [Gerophytoma] or [Milasis],Lymexylon,2 Hylecaetus,[Mastigius], Pterbloma, Sphaerites, Leptinae,Sperrhaeus, Myodites, Mycterus, 2 Alticopius,[ ],[Phlaactrobus], Megagnathus, Cucujus, [Fbugrotophilal, C megetis, Epilachna,Medobia, types or examples of any of these genera, Ptilinum, Clypeaster,apterum Guer,pusillus Dj.,testaceus, lividus Dj.,inquiltnum suturale,canaliculatum,excavatum,[ ]
Haliday and James Charles Dale (1792 - 6 February 1872) One of the foremost entomologists of his day and who died aged eighty having devoted most of his adult life to entomological pursuits.Dale was the son of wealthy landowners and received his education at Cambridge where he became MA in 1818. He was a friend of J.F. Stephens who makes numerous references to him in his Illustrations of British Entomology, 1828-1846, and of John Curtis who refers to him frequently in his British Entomology, 1824-1840. In the 'British Entomology' his name is on almost every page, and it was from his collections that Curtis derived a vast portion of the material from which his elaborate work was drawn up. The two worked hand in hand, and their names came to be considered as almost synonyms'. Dale's entomological interests extended to all orders.
I see Ellis has Curtis's book at a reduced price now and I fear C. has made a sorry affair of his speculation as I always feared he would, but he thought different then'.Dale to A.H. Haliday dated 6 February 1833.
Though I ought to beware until I finish my thrips , Ceraphion , Diprea and Cynips, of an order so attractive as Diptera I confess I have yielded to the temptation of ordering Zetterstedt . (Haliday to Dale 10th July 1846)
"... also some from Mr. Dale which I should have sent by Mr. Templeton had I seen him" - letter from Curtis to Haliday RESL 10 September 1833.(Material given to Belfast Museum)
in Hope Typescript notes on Dale Diaries, letters, library & collection; copy of wills of J, J.C., & C.W. Dale, & other miscellaneous papers. (Dale MSS). 10th and 30th April 1981 Dale, James Charles & Dale, Charles William Data in preparation
2nd December 1837 It has for several years been my wish to pay you the only public testimony in my power of my regard by dedicating a volumne of my work to you. The many and essential services you have rendered that work during its progress would entitle you to such a compliment were you only a correspondent and the numerous proofs I had of your kindness and friend-ship make me only regret that it will not be better with your acceptance. I assure you one of the greatest pleasures in the progress of my great undertaking has ~een the associating my name with those whom I esteem and who like myself fare devote to the study of our branch of Natural History I may have only two more opportunities of thus gratifying myself and I shall be truly happy if they afford me the same unmixed pleasures as the present one does…..
8th December 1837 Curtis to A.H.H.
Dear Haliday, In my haste I forgot to enclose a volume which as you already possess it perhaps you will do me the favour to present it to your sister who obligingly drew the Rose; connected as this volume is with yourself it may I hope prove acceptable on that account. Fearing it may be too late for Baillieres parcel I remain in haste, yours most sincerely, J. Curtis.
Feb. 23rd Curtis to A.H.H. I really despair of ever sending you this sheet but I shall make an effort. I regret in publishing the genus Phytomyza it entirely escaped me that all your contributions were not contained in your first list and not finding any species there I have unfortunately not noticed it in my paper. I am happy to say that I have just finished putting your contributions into my cabinet and shall therefore have the full use of them and not overlook anything. I am now about to figure your Lissonota crenicornis it has no areolet but I find two or three others have not. Your Tryphon curtisii has a most remarkable character, the claws are pectinated. I thought at first it was a Tropistes. I regret exceedingly that I have pubd. the genus Microgaster as your russatus is a fine species, Microleptus splendidus is most valuable as it sets me right Drapetis will be pubd. on the 1st March. Tryphon and Xylota 1st April Melous and Scathophagus 1st May. ….. Mr. Dale says if you will send a Guide marked he will be most happy to transmit to you some new Haustellata. ….. I am delighted to hear that you have discovered the antennae of Pulexo I assure you I spent 3 days in examining and dissecting P.canis and could not discover them. ….. I looked at the Acad Caesar at the Linn. Soc. and Vol. 10 is unfortunately the first they had and that was published in 1821 three years after the volume you want to seen I have seen a proof of your paper in the forthcoming number of the Zool. Journ. and I see that there are a considerable number of species of Dolichopidae publd and described in a late number of the Isis a German paper which you ought to see.
Curtis to Haliday 25th April 1832,
….. We do not seem to understand each other as to the Cryptus aphidium of Fab. I either have misstated my opinion or forgotten the reasons I gave for thinking it of any other genus than Microgaster. I have looked and I think I doubted whether Linnaeus insect which is the same as Fabricius's be not a Microgaster as stated in my Guide - be good enough to give me your opinion. ….. I am sure any observations of yours will be highly valued by the men of science whom I have the pleasure of knowing. I hope therefore you will when you have leisure undertake the Conspectus of the Hymenoptera pupivora. I need scarcely add that you may command me as far as my time will allow and any materials I may have. ….. copied a wing of Ichneutes from Klugs Ber Mag No.7 ad 1825 ….. I have specimens which agree so well but I cannot doubt but I have the genus and send you my I major male which you may keep and also what I concieve to be the ? of I.. recusitor, if you have this last you can return it if you please but pray do not do so if you have it not. Give me your opinions of the two as I wish to figure the genus. Curtis to Haliday 28th April 1832 I am happy to hear that Mr. Templeton's insects arrived safe and I am much indebted to him for the offer of the Phalanus which I forgot, The net I will order and hope to be able to send you the pins herewith. I assure you it gives me great pleasure to illustrate those genera that you have investigated and saw so kind as to transmit to me and no-one can be more sensible than I am of the value of your communications and the handsome and liberal manner in which they are conveyed and it only vexes me that I cannot make so general a use of them as they deserve and I desire but I think all the Linnean and Fabrician genera must be established in my work, I must therefore not lose sight of my object and if the work were to put 500£ a year into my pocket I would not continue it beyond 4 more volumes: it is killing work Hoping to hear from you in the course of the summer and wishing you as much success and honor in your profession as you have gained in your amusements.
RESL LETTER LIST Box 1
1–90 Correspondence with Dr. Hermann Loew, in Meseritz, Prussia, 1847–1869 (In English and German)
37 Letter from Haliday, Monte Benelli, Lucca, 21 June 1862
'Wollaston has declined my challenge to him to bivouac on the Sardinian mountains this Autumn – He sticks fast by his Canarian collections & books for the present; and by his Atlantic islands, when he roams. Still it is not impossible I may compass an autumn encampment there, above the zone of malaria; though I have no intention of going alone. Sicily is too lawless & sanguinary, at present, to invite a peaceful Entomologist–but the Sardinians though addicted to blood feuds are hospitable & honest as things go; though I should scarcely do, as one may (according to Wollaston) in the Canaries & Madeira, sleep in an open tent with your purse for pillow, without a fear of molestation & with no snakes either.' Box 2
1–62 Letters from Francis Walker at 49 Bedford Square, London, Brighton, Arno's Grove and Grove Cottage, Southgate, 1834–1845
35 Letter: Arno's Grove, 14 December 1840:
'I attended the last meeting of the Ent. Society. Schomburgh (who is about to start again for S. America) was there, & a communication from him was read on the flights of emigrating butterflies sometimes seen in S. America, he calculated that upwards of fifty thousand million past him on one day, they all pursued the same course over the tree tops, & when they came to a stream they invariably descended to its surface & rose again having crossed it. Their caterpillars mixed with cassavas or turtle's eggs form part of the food of the natives. It was said also that in some parts of N. Holland after the rainy season immense herds of caterpillars appear & destroy all vegetation before them, they also are the food of the natives of two birds, a hawk & an ibis. This was observed by Gould who has lately returned from N. Holl. & has brought with him some new Kangaroos & many new birds, & has just commenced publishing figures & descriptions of them.'
Box 3
1–104 Letters from Walker at Grove Cottage and Arno's Grove, Southgate; 5 The Grove, Highgate; Church End, Finchley; and Elm Hall, Wanstead, 1846–1867 Box 4
1–88 Letters from Walker, Elm Hall, Wanstead, 1867–1869
Box 5
1–115 Letters from Ferdinando Piccioli, Florence, 1863–1869 (In Italian)
Box 6
1–93 Letters from J. C. Dale, Glanville Wootton, Sherborne, Dorset, 6 February 1832–1834 February 1869 including 69 photograph of various types of insect
94–95 Letters from James Hardy, Mulgrave Terrace, Gateshead, County Durham, 31 July and 14 August 1845
96–131 Letters from F. B. Wollaston at Jesus College, Cambridge, Thurloe Square, London, Exeter and Teignmouth, 1846–[? 1860s]
61 Letter. J C. Dale, Newton Montacute alias Glanville Wootton, 5 November 1841:
?Being our Court day I take the opportunity of beginning a letter to you whilst the Steward is about other matters.... Before I proceed with Enty. however I will mention that the place where I am now writing was the property of the famous Duke of Marlboro & the Pond in front of the House has never been filled since it was let down on his departure till now,–this Pond I hope may produce me a few good pond aquatics as it comes from the old pond in front of the House I reside at, this only being occupied by the Tenant–I am going to make a Willow Bed at the upper end of the Pond so as to increase the chance of sport & in other improvements I keep Enty. in view... I have just named and dispatched a small Box to (Mr. Little) wh. he sent for that purpose a week ago–I have now 3 or 4 I want to send off but find difficulty for want of Day-light as I can only devote an hour or two for that purpose & in the evening the candle light wont suit my eyes for small objects–I am now relaxing & near setting & arranging my small Hymenoptera wh. were never in tolerable order before & the insight your names have given me has been of great assistance … The Breakfast is now on the Table & as soon as that is over I start for Sherborne so therefore I conclude rather hastily
Yours (respectfully) J: C: Dale'
Box 7
1–47 Letters from John Curtis at 4 Grove Place, Lisson Grove; 57 Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square; 11 Robert Street, Hampstead Road; 18 Belitha Villas, Barnsbury Park, 1830–1862 48–51 Matilda Curtis, 13 Huntingdon Street, 1866
Box 8 Correspondents:
1–2 Nicholas Cooke, Liscard, Cheshire, 1857–1863 3–6 Edwin Brown, Burton-on-Trent, 1863–1868 7–9 George Robert Crotch, Cambridge, 1870 10–12 Alfred Furlong, London, 1851 13–16 R. K. Greville, Edinburgh, 1840–1841 17 Richard Kippish, London, 1863 18–26 Robert McLachlan, Forest Gate and Lewisham, 1868–1869 27–33 Thomas Ansell Marshall, Milford Haven and Barnstaple, 1867–1869 34 Andrew Murray, Royal Horticultural Society, 16 February 1863 35 Edward Newman, Peckham, 28 January 1862 36–40 G. T. Rudd, London and Yarm, Yorkshire, 1830–1838 41 William Wilson Saunders, Margate, 18 February 1863 42 Frederick Smith, British Museum, 7 September 1868 43 Carl August Dohrn, Lewisham, 19 April 1851 44–76 Henry Tibbats Stainton, London and Italy (various), 1851–1869 77–93 John Obadiah Westwood, various, 1866–1869 94 A list of British Brachelytra from Mr. G. R. Waterhouse's catalogue (printed)
Box 9 Correspondents:
1–5 Jacques Marie Frangile Bigot, 1865–1868 (In French) 6 C. Blanchard, nd (In English) 7–8 Peter Friedrich Bouche, Berlin, 1838 (In German) 9–11 Emil von Brück, Lucca and Crefeld, 1867–1868 (In English) 12–14 Jean Baptiste Lucien Buquet, Paris, 1862–1865 (In French) 15–17 Achille Deyrolle, Paris, 1862 (In French) 18–26 Carl August Dohrn, Stettin, 1862–1869 (In English) 27–29a Jean Antoine Dours, Amiens, 1861–1868 (In French) 29b–35 Aleksyei Pavlovitch Fedtschenko, Salerno, Moscow, Orenburg, Samerkand, 1868–1869 (In French) 36 Professor Dr. Arnold Foerster, 7 March 1863 (In German) 37–38 G. Ritton von Frauenfeld, Vienna, 1868 (In German) 39 Francois Jean-Paul Gervais, Monpellier, 1863 (In French) 40–44 F. Giraud, Paris, 1868–1869 (In French) 45 Herman August Hagen, Konigsberg, 10 December 1862 (In English) 46 F. Jaennicke, Frankfurt, 5 January 1869 (In English) 47–51 Charles Javet, Paris, 1869 (In French) 52–57 Ernest August Hellmuth von Kiesenwetter, Bautreu, 1862–1869 (In German) 58–59 Leopold Anton Kirchner, 1868–69, Kaplitz, 1868 (In German) 60–63 Ernest Gustav Kraatz, Berlin, 1867–1868 (In French) 64 Pierre Hippolyte Lucas, Jardin des Plantes, Paris, 12 February 1869 (In French) 65–66a Gustav Mayr, Vienna, February 1869 (In German) 66b–67 Etienne Mulsant, Lyons, 1867–1869 (In French) 68 H. Milne-Edwards, Museum d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, 27 January 1862 (In French) 69 Charles Robert Osten-Sacken, New York, 9 January 1869 (In English) 70 Michel Rajewscy, Vienna, 1869 (In French) 71–83 Hermann Reinhard, Bautzen and Dresden, 1860–1869 (In German) 84 Dr. Renard, Moscow, 5 September 1869 (In French) 85 Otho Ruthe, Berlin, 21 February 1863 (In German) 86 Henri Louis Frédéric de Saussure, Geneva, 5 December 1868 (In German) 87 Michel Edmond de Selys-Longchamps, Liege, 14 January 1869 (In French)
Box 10 Correspondents:
1–11 Ignaz Rudolph Schiner, Vienna, 1863–1869 (In German) 12–24 Jules Sichel, Paris, 1863–1868 (In French and English) 25 Victor Antoine Signoret, Paris, 2 February 1868 26–34 S. C. Snellen van Vollenhoven, Leiden, Holland, 1869–1870 (In French and English) 35 Solsky, Simon Martinovitch, St Petersburg, 29 January 1869 (In French) 36 Carl Stål, Stockholm, 30 January 1869 (In English) 37 Carl Gustav Thomson, 20 November 1868 (In German) 38–41 Constantin Wesmael, Brussels, 1867–1869 (In French) 42–51 Winnertz, Johannes, Crefeld, Germany, 1863–1868 (In German)
Box 11 Correspondents (Italian):
1–13 Professor L. Bellardi, Turin and Paris, 1862–1867 (In French) 14–19 Berenger, Alfredo di, Florence, 9 February 1868 20–31 Guido Luigi Carrara, Lucca and S Martino in Freddana, 1868–1869 (In English, French and Italian) 32–40 Achile Costa, Naples, 1863–1868 (In French and Italian) 41–55 Carlo Emery, Naples, 1869 (In French) 56–59 Antonio Garbiglietti, Turin, 1868–1870 61–68 Victor Ghiliani, Turin, 1867–1869 (In French) 69–105 Odoardo Pirazzol, Domodossola and Imola, 1867–1869 (In English and Italian) 106–110 Giovanni Passerini, Parma, 1863–1867 111–138 Camillo Rondani, Parma, 1863–1869
Box 12 Correspondents (Italian):
1–6 Adolfo Savi, Pisa, 1862–1868 7–14 Emilio Simi, including 2 letters to Vincanzo Pisani, 1863–1868 15–34 Pietro Stefanelli, Florence, 1867–1869 35–47 Adolfo Torgioni-Tozzetti (1823–1902), Florence, 1867–1869 48–50 Giuseppe D'Angiolo, Pisa, 1867–1868 51 Andrea Aradas, Catania, 28 May 1868 52–3 B. Baroni, Lucca, 1868 54 Cesare Bindizi, Lucca, 6 July 1867 55 G. Carina, Florence, 29 May 1867 56–57 Corrado Cavarre, Ste Croix, 1869 (In French and Italian) 58 Louis Chighinzola, Poggio-Seno, 16 February 1867 59 C. F. Cesati, Naples, 20 November 1868 (In French) 60 Apelle Dei, Siena, 20 January 1868 61 Giacomo Doria (1840–1913), Genoa, 2 May 1869 62 C. G. Evesca, Rome, 22 February 1869 63 [? Count] Goppe, Palazzo di Malfa, 2 May 64 Enrico Hillyer Giglioli (1845–1909), Pisa, 3 July 1864 (In English) 65–66 Olinto Moni, Bagni di Lucca, 1862 (In French) 67 Antonio Orbanez, Ascola, 23 September 1867 68 G. [?], Poggio, 17 July 1868 69 Federico Persico, 9 April 1863 70 I. Pronvotori, 1868 invitation to join newly formed society to promote the study of entomology in Italy 71–72 G. B. Rimini, Club Alpino, Turin, 1867 73 Giorgio Schivo, Palermo, 18 October 1868 74 [? N. H.] Spence, Florence nd (In English) 75 C. Girachino Toesca, Turin, 21 March 1869 76 M. [? Fernivi], Pisa, 5 January 1860 77 Flaminio Baudi di Selve, Turin, 1868 78 [? E. Celesig], Genoa, 28 January 1869 79 [?], Bologna, 20 June 1869 80 [?], Arsina, 25 March 1863 81 [?], Vicenza, 9 February 1868 82 Calderino Pretio, Varallo, 10 February 1869 83 Draft or translation into English of letter, nd
An essay towards a natural history of the Corallines : and other marine productions of the like kind, commonly found on the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland. To which is added the description of a large marine polype taken near the North Pole [London Printed for the author, and sold by A. Millar (1755)].
Familia CHALCIDIDAE, Westw. Philosophical Magazine l.Brachymeria, Westwood in Steph. Cat. 393. Chalcis. Spin, Chalcide typicali (Ch. Sispet) differt corpore obtusiori, antennis bre- vioribus crassioribus, abdomine subsessili, subconico, vix compresso coxisque postieis brevioribus.—Chalcis minuta, Fab. 2.Pachylarthrus,Westwood.,Pteromalus, p. Dallm. Sw.Tr.182O. Captit latum, palpis maxillaribiis articulo ultimo maximo inflato; antennae 13-articulata?, articulis 3 et 4 annuliformibus, 11-13 clavam parvam formantibus; abdomen mas breve subtriangulare.—Pach. insignis Westw. Aureo viridis, antennae palpisque fulvis, pedibus flavis. 3.Trigonoderus, Westwood in Steph. Cat Mand. p. 396. Cheiropacho Westwood affine. Thorax subovatus, collare triangulare, antenna 13-articulata?,articulo 2do minuto, 3tio longituditie lmi dimidio, articulis 4—8 paullo brevioribus sequnlibus, ultimis 5 clavam (articulo 8vo paullo majorem) fonnantibus. Tr. principes. Westw, Obscure aeneus, thorace postice aureo nitenti, abdomine aureo-viridi, cyaneo nitenti; antennis nigris basi ferrugineis alis hyalinis nubila elongate centrali fuscescente, pedibus ferrugineis, femoribus basi pulvillisque nigris. Exp. alar. 6 lin. 4.Ormyrus, Westwood, Antenna breviores crassae ut in Cheiropacho formate. Thorax convexus abdomen fem. cylindrico-convexum apice conicum, thoracis latitudine et illo paullo, segmentis 2—5 hirsutis punctatis et in singuli. disco, serie transverso impressionum denticulatamm ornatis. Oviductus breviter exsertus.—Orm. punctiger, Westw. Aureo-viridis, abdomine cupreo parum njtente. Antennae nigrae, apice fuscae ; scutellum nitidissimum; pedes nigrovirides, tibiis anticis geniculisque postieis obscure ferrugineis; tarsi pallidi; ala; vix fulvescentes. 5. Theocolax, Westwood Apterus, Caput subhorizontale subquadratum planum.antice minime tndentatum. Antennae mediocres, l1-articulatae; articulo 2do majori articulis 3—8 sensim crassioribus, ultimis tribus clavam, articulo priori_(8vo) majorem formantibus. Collare maguum triangulare. Abdomen oviductu breviter exserto.—Th. formiciformis, Westw. Fulvo-fuscescens, abdomine obscuriori. 6. Macroglenes, Westw. Caput latum, oculis partem ejus majorem occupantibus, antennae breves, apicibus crassis, 10-articulata; articulo 2do mediocri, 3—5 minutis, 6to magnitudine 2di, 7mo praecedenti majori; ultimis tribus clavam magnam formantibus, abdomen compressum.—Macr. oculatus, Westw. Atro-caerulea oculis rubris aut piceis tarsisque pallidis. 7. Cerchysius Westw. Encyrtus, p. Dallm. Curt. Tibiae intermediae alarumque nervi Encyrti. Antennae cylindrical, apice paullo crassiores, 10-articulatae, articulis 2—1 subaiqualibus; ultimis
Opomyza M. Geomyza. Fall. _ germinationis L._ florum F._ marginella Fall._ combinata L._ maculata Ahr._ sabulosa Hal_cinerella Hal_tremula Hal_ tripunctata Fall_asteia Hal_ grisea Fall _Teichomyza Mcq._fusca Mcq._ Ephydra_ palustris Fall_ obscura M._ albula M._ curvicauda M._ spilota Hal defecta Hal_ pygmaea Hal_ littoralis M._ coarctata Fall._ infecta Hal._ Hecate Hal_ fossarum Hal_4-punctata M._riparia Fall. micans Hal_ aquila Fall._ lacustris M._ aestuans Hal_ lutosa Hal_ stagnalis Fall_ pallidum M._ noctula M._compta Hal_ quadrata Fall graminum Hal_irrorator Walk._4-guttata M._ glabricula M._leucostoma M._sibilans Hal_stictica M._ interrupta Hal_interstincta Fall. puncto-nervosa Fall_ flavipes Fall._ posticata M._ picta Fall_guttata Fall._ rufipes M._ cesta Hal.


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Carrier says it won't renew liability policy because of two deaths
Published 9:29 pm, Thursday, April 4, 2013
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The company that provides liability insurance for Saratoga County's nursing home declined to renew the policy because of two deaths at the facility, county officials said.
Darwin Select, a subsidiary of Allied World, will not renew its coverage for Maplewood Manor nursing home when its contract expires in May because the risk no longer meets its underwriting guidelines, county Deputy Administrator Ryan Moore said Thursday.
"It's not profitable for them to stay with us after the recent cases," he said, referring to the deaths of two Maplewood residents since January 2012 and a hip injury to another. County officials started shopping for new insurance against medical liability suits in February, when Darwin Select said it would no longer provide coverage, Moore said.
On Wednesday, members of the county Personnel Committee voted to acquire insurance for Maplewood Manor as part of a large package from New York Municipal Insurance Reciprocal. If approved by the Law and Finance Committee and county Board of Supervisors in the coming weeks, the cost to cover most of the county's insurance needs would rise 10 percent to $917,542 from $830,242.
"We budgeted for a five percent increase," Moore said.
Maplewood Manor's problems started early last year, when an employee is alleged to have mistakenly given an 83-year-old resident named Janice Woodley a dose of insulin that was supposed to be administered to her roommate. Woodley died two weeks later. Her family recently filed a lawsuit.
In December, 85-year-old Maplewood resident Carlton Decker managed to walk out of the facility on a cold night and suffered a heart attack in the outside courtyard. He later died. No charges were filed in his death.
The county in January turned over ownership of Maplewood Manor to a local development corporation that is trying to find a private buyer for the 237-bed facility. The union representing hundreds of the nursing home's workers recently filed a lawsuit to block a sale.
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text: I discussed this with Wolfgang Solfrank last week, and he suggested I might communicate it to the security officer, who in turn suggested discussing it here: Is everybody aware of the fact that you should be able to escape a chroot jail (given root privilleges and the ability to execute arbitrary code) simply by doing a mknod() for the root file systems raw device inside the jail and then emulating the file system? OK, we have securelevel, but how many people are running i386 machines with the need for XFree86? No, not me. I have cgsix attached to /dev/fb or, for i386, a second machine set up as a diskless client just running XFree86. In case the situation described is considered a problem, the two remedies I can think of are either disallowing mknod() inside a chroot (at least for disk devices) or forcibly inheriting the nodev mount option: i. e. if /var is mounted nodev, I can't mount_mfs /var/chroot/blurb/dev non-nodev.


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How to say winning in Korean ˈwɪn ɪŋ
Would you like to know how to translate winning to Korean? This page provides all possible translations of the word winning in the Korean language.
Discuss this winning Korean translation with the community:
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Hat day at the my kids school. Journaling reads.
A.J. Hat day at school
pay a dollar wear a hat
in school money donated
to people in need. Most kids wore a base ball hat
But...Not my A.J he wore a Mexican hat a Sombrerro I just love your attitude you
are always so happy and
have fun with everything.
Even Hat day! LOL
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Portlaoise girl selected for Irish Sevens Squad
Portlaoise RFC star Eimear Corri has been selected to play for Ireland in the 2014 Sainsbury's Schools Games taking place in Manchester in September.
The Scoil Chriost Ri student is part of a team of 12 players selected after an intensive two-day training session at DCU Sports ground in Glasnevin following an initial screening of over 100 players across the country
The event will take place at the University of Manchester. Eimear hopes to follow in the footsteps of fellow Portlaoise rugby player Alison Miller with whom she shares a few thing in common including speed and balance gained through athletics and ballet dancing prior to taking up rugby.
She is thankful to her current coaches at Portlaoise RFC, Mark Roberts and Pat Hooban and her first coaches Yvonne Delaney and Caroline Connell. Youth Coordinator Harry Nichols, Tania Rosser, Pat Critchley and Blackrock Women's Rugby Sevens have provided tremendous inspiration and practical help.


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Parent and baby group celebrates first decade
A PARENT and baby support group was set up in Dundalk a decade ago and the group last week hosted a ten year celebration in the Redeemer Community Centre
Parents and children who attended the group over the years, along with partners and friends of the group, were invited to attend and share their memories of the last decade.
The group was set up by the HSE to offer an additional range of practical and social supports to new parents and their children.
'The success of the group is due to the personal dedication of the past and current group facilitators, the excellent Redeemer Centre staff and the willingness of group members to support each other.' said Rosemary O'Callaghan, Women's Health Development Officer with the HSE
The group meets weekly in the Redeemer Community Centre every Thursday from 10.30 a.m. until 12.30 p.m. All new parents are welcome.
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Businesses Invited To Get App Happy
11th April 2012
Finance, travel, games, shopping, design, news, music - you can find an app for them all. By 2014 it is expected that 77 billion mobile applications, or apps, will have been downloaded from the Android and Apple markets.
And this month companies in the Highlands and Islands are being invited to a free business event being held in Inverness which is looking at how to capitalise in this multibillion pound industry.
The half day workshop is being organised on April 25 by Interface, the knowledge connection for business which matches businesses with the world class expertise and skills within all of Scotland's university and research institutes, Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) and Robert Gordon University.
"If you want to find out about apps and whether your business might benefit from having one then this event will give you all the information you need. We have experts coming along who are working at the cutting edge of software development and in research. They can show you what apps can do, how they have affected the availability of products and services, and how you actually go about developing them," said David Chapman, Senior Project Executive with Interface.
Providing improved services through creative innovation and technology, particularly to rural and remote areas, is something HIE is keen to see developed. Iain Hamilton, Head of Creative Industries, commented: "Many people associate apps with convenience and entertainment, and they certainly can provide new ways of engaging with customers. But apps also have a much wider role including providing life saving services for people with medical conditions.
"Their potential is already important to medical researchers in the North of Scotland as they explore how technology can provide digital health services to patients in their own homes. We also want to see developers themselves living and working in the Highlands and Islands."
Gordon Murrison, is co-founder of Open Planet Software, an Inverurie based company that specialises in app development. As well as developing apps for clients they have successfully created several of their own apps. One of these is 'Smoovie' - an iPad app for creating stop motion animations that's enjoyed by families and educators around the world. He will be speaking at the event.
"Although I'm going to be talking about how to develop an app, I'll be careful to ensure the content will not be too technical. I'll give an overview of steps involved - from the initial idea through to distribution on the App Store." said Gordon.
He thinks it is an interesting area for businesses to consider, and that the ease of use is key.
He added: "I'd say an app has to offer some sort of value that would make a user want to come back to it after they've downloaded it. Always ask WHY someone would keep your app installed on their device. In general, simply packaging up some information about your company and distributing it as an app is not a particularly engaging experience. For example, an app for a car insurance company could help you if you have an accident by letting you record the relevant information, take photos and even submit your claim. You're much more likely to keep this app over one that just gives you renewal quotes each year. Features like this might be slightly more costly to build but the app is likely to be a success if it's 'sticky'."
Other speakers at the event include Shaun Allan of Vector76, who is a Virtual Worlds/Augmented Reality Developer; Graeme Grant, Principal Designer, c4di at RGU; Gavin Dutch, of Kotikan who will talk about Edinburgh Fringe apps and there will be a guide to legal issues in App development with media and technology lawyer Angus MacLeod of Wright, Johnston and Mackenzie Solicitors.
The event will run from 11.30-4pm on Wednesday 25th April at the Ironworks and is free to attend. Interested companies can find more details and register at www.hie.co.uk/appsevent and http://appsevent.eventbrite.co.uk
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Has the light gone out of your law practice? Do you feel like you have no life? Want to fly away but feel tethered by mounds of law school debt? Or do you want to find ways to soar within your practice?
Pat Snyder , a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, has launched I Can Fly, LLC, a coaching firm just for you. After nearly 30 years of successfully balancing the practice of law with the demands of raising three children, a husband and an elderly parent, she's now working with lawyers who want to find more meaning and satisfaction in their work.
"There are so many strategies for restoring sanity to the practice and soaring with your strengths," she says, "and some of them involve small, simple changes. But in the midst of deadlines and overload, they're easy to miss. Working with a professional coach who's been there can make all the difference."
Pat brings her past experience as a lawyer and manager of lawyers to her coaching practice, along with training in the Co-Active® coaching method, which honors each client as resourceful, creative and whole.
"My clients want coaching because they want to live lives consistent with their values and passions," she says. "Lawyers are trained to be strategists. And they know the process goes much more quickly with a coach who can ask powerful questions, facilitate self-discovery and goal-setting, and hold them accountable for the action steps."
Pat's client work is also enriched by her study of applied positive psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. A 2012 recipient of the Master of Applied Psychology degree there, she has studied with Martin Seligman, PhD, and other leaders in the field to discover empirically validated strategies for increasing well-being and performance. She has completed a study of successful women lawyers and the strengths and strategies they bring to their practices.
Finally, Pat's coaching practice and the name of her company are also shaped by a belief in the power of attitude that she learned in a long-ago hang gliding lesson that she wrote about in an essay called "I Can Fly." She also brings a sense of humor, honed by writing a humor column called "Balancing Act" for more than a decade.
"Lawyer stress is no laughing matter," she says, "but in my sessions, laughter and creativity are encouraged. What a wonderful way of getting unstuck!"


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I'm happy to see that the comptroller is doing an investigation of the Research Network finances. I believe that it will show that, despite John de Rosier's cute cartoon,
which suggests that most RF jobs are some type of no-show patronage gigs, the vast majority of the 17,000 folks getting paid through the system are just doing their assigned tasks, largely indistinguishable from other workers in the state system, except that the funding comes from various grants.
I know this well because I am a Research Network employee, and have been for over 18 years.
I will acknowledge, though, that it must be rather confusing for someone out outside the system. Heck, it might be a little strange for someone inside the system. In my office of a dozen and a half people, some of the employees work for the state of New York, and some are Research Foundation. The department heads tend to be the former, and the others the latter.
Another peculiarity is that the state employees' salaries had been released and posted through the SeeThroughNY.org website a couple years ago. For that matter, so had my wife's salary as a teacher. I have been an early supporter of this database. The RF had unfortunately fought the release of this information, based on an expectation of privacy that, frankly, could no longer be sustained. So my salary has shown up for the first time in 2010.
The only disappointment is my job title: Project Staff Assistant? That may be how it's listed in the database, but in my office, I'm a Library Information Specialist, which much more descriptive, I'd say. Others in my office also have equally non-vivid titles.


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Customers looking for a tough Chrome OS-powered notebook get an Acer option-- the Chromebook 11 C771, an 11.6-inch number featuring a few performance upgrades in a rugged design.
Primarily aimed at the education segment, the C771 is compliant with MIL-STD-810G US Military Standard, meaning it should resist drops of up to 122cm as well as up to 60kg of downwards force on the top. In addition it should also be resistant to dust and spills.
When it comes to the internals, on launch the C771 (and the C771T touchscreen variant) packs an Intel Celeron 3855U CPU, 32GB storage and 4GB RAM. On September it will also be available with 6th gen Core i3 and i5 processors. As for battery life, Acer says the C711 offers up to 13 hours of use on a single charge, while the C711T lasts for up to 12 hours.
The Chromebook 11 C771 starts shipping from August 2017, followed by the Intel Core i3 and i5 models on September.
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The winner will be randomly chosen. Giveaway ends 7/31/14
What do I like best about the Lux series?
Daemon, Daemon, and more Daemon!
"Beautiful Face
Beautiful Body
Horrible Attitude
It was the Holy Trinity of Hot Boys."
Katy knows the world changed the night the Luxen came. She can't believe Daemon stood by as his kind threatened to obliterate every last human and hybrid on Earth. But the lines between good and bad have blurred.
# 1 NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY Bestselling author Jennifer Armentrout lives in
Martinsburg, West Virginia. All the rumors you've heard about her state aren't true. When she's
not hard at work writing. she spends her time reading, working out, watching really bad zombie
movies, pretending to write, and hanging out with her husband and her Jack Russell, Loki.
Her dreams of becoming an author started in algebra class, where she spent most of her time
writing short stories….which explains her dismal grades in math. Jennifer writes young adult
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Are you one of those people who crave sugar? I used to be a total sugar junkie! I would always reach for something sweet in the late afternoon as a pick me up or after dinner as my dessert. It was starting to get a bit out of control! So I decided to limit my sugar intake to see how I felt. I did not realize how much better I felt when I didn't have as much sugar in my diet. Don't get me wrong I still love dessert and dark chocolate (72% or higher), but now I am able to control those cravings and manage them better. Having dessert or a sweet treat is fine in moderation, however I find that if I eat too much sugar my body starts to crave it and then I just keep wanting more.
Did you know that women should only consume 25 grams of added sugar a day and men no more than 38 grams. That is a low number. Only 6 teaspoons a day!
A lot of my friends, family and gym goers ask me about controlling sugar cravings. I thought I would share a few ways to ditch the sugar addiction to feel and look your best.
Eat Real Food
Cut out the processed foods. Most of them have added sugar which is not needed. Be aware of hidden sugar in yogurt, sauces, salad dressings and some breads.
Find A Swap
I love RX bars! They are my current favorite bar. These taste like dessert to me. Or try banana "ice cream." Simply freeze a frozen banana in chunks throw it into the food processor or high powered blender add a splash of milk and process. I like to add a little PB2, natural peanut butter or some chocolate protein powder as well.
Get the sugar out of the house!
If I have the stuff in my house I am more tempted to eat it, my hubby will eat it and so will my kiddos. I cannot keep the stuff around. It is too tempting. Keep the temptation away.
Ditch the artificial sweeteners
Consuming large amounts of artificial sweeteners (including stevia) can make your crave sugar. There have also been studies showing increased weight gain with artificial sweeteners a well. If you can't totally get rid of them choose stevia or monk fruit and limit the amounts you consume.
Add more healthy fats and protein
Not only are these healthy they will also help you feel more satisfied. I always have almonds on hand for my afternoon cravings. Sometimes I pair them with an orange or an apple and it always leaves me satisfied.
Drink tea after dinner
I like to drink tea in the evening while watching TV or when I feel that craving kick in. I like to drink Tulsi Tea (it helps for sleep), Licorice tea, or any tea that I have on hand. I stick to decaf in the evening.
Brush your teeth
If you crave sweets after dinner and want to try to avoid reaching into that candy dish. Brush your teeth or chew gum. For me this always works because I don't want to brush my teeth again and the sweets won't taste the same after toothpaste.
Fresh Fruit
Choose fresh fruit instead of candy. Not only will it curb those sugar cravings it is full of vitamins, minerals, water and fiber too.
Try Magnesium
If you crave chocolate (like I do) it could mean you are deficient in magnesium. Try to add magnesium rich foods like leafy greens, beans and nuts into your diet. Or consult with your doctor about a magnesium supplement. I take magnesium every night and it helps me sleep! Check out these additional benefits of magnesium in this post.
I hope these simple tips help you conquer that sweet tooth. I have to remind myself how I feel after eating too much sugar and how hard it is to get off the stuff. When I am not eating sugar I feel more energized, sleep much better, my skin looks so much better and I just feel better in general. Believe me it is tough to kick it at first, but sooooo worth it! I hope you all have an amazing week!


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Browsing EUI Theses by Title
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Title:I canoni del bello temperato : modelli produttivi e percorsi locali nell'Italia del productivity drive Author(s):COLI, AnnalisaDate:2006Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2006Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and Civilization
Title:I confini della responsabilità : Questioni teoriche e trasformazioni legislative del concetto di imputabilità del malato di mente Author(s):SELMINI, RossellaDate:1994Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1994Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Law
Title:I negozianti delle citta portuali in eta napoleonica : Amburgo, Bordeaux e Livorno di fronte al blocco continentale, 1806-1813 Author(s):MARZAGALLI, SilviaDate:1993Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1993Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and Civilization
Title:I procedimenti amministrativi della Comunita Europea Author(s):DELLA CANANEA, GiacintoDate:1994Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1994Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Law
Title:I provvedimenti cautelari nel processo internazionale Author(s):GAETA, PaolaDate:1997Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1997Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of LawAbstract:Come viene tradizionalmente notato, tra i pilastri di ogni moderno sistema processuale vi è il principio dell'effettività della tutela giurisdizionale, il quale principio richiede che sia garantito all'attore che può avere ...
Title:ICANN : a global administrative law perspective Author(s):GUPTA, AishaniDate:2017Citation:Florence : European University Institute, 2017Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI LLM theses; Department of LawAbstract:This thesis is an attempt to understand the multistakeholder model of governance within the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) through the lens of Global Administrative Law (GAL). ICANN is presented ...
Title:ICANN, global governance and international law : the regulation of access to Internet domain names Author(s):VON BERNSTORFF, JochenDate:2002Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2002Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI LLM theses; Department of Law
Title:The idea of Africa within myth and reality : cosmographic discourse and cartographic science in the late Middle Ages and early modern Europe Author(s):RELAÑO, FrancescDate:1997Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1997Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and Civilization
Title:The idea of nation during the Albanian national movement (1878-1912) Author(s):PUTO, ArtanDate:2010Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2010Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and CivilizationAbstract:This thesis aims to explore the way the Albanian nationalist intellectuals of the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth century articulated the existence of an Albanian nation. The existence of such a nation ...
Title:The idea of self-determination : hierarchy and order after empire Author(s):SPANU, MajaDate:2015Citation:Florence : European University Institute, 2015Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Political and Social SciencesAbstract:International Relations scholarship suggests that meanings embedded in the idea of selfdetermination have shifted over time. This scholarship also recognises that throughout the twentieth century self-determination has ...
Title:Idealist-historicist moments : varieties of agency in modern British historical thought before, during and after the Second World War Author(s):SKODO, AdmirDate:2011Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and CivilizationAbstract:This thesis examines the place of idealism and historicism, interpreted as one complex tradition, in twentieth century British historical thought. It contributes to the intellectual history of modern British historiography ...
Title:Ideas of martyrdom in early stuart public debates, 1603 - 1649 Author(s):HUHTINEN, JohannesDate:2017Citation:Florence : European University Institute, 2017Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and CivilizationAbstract:The first Protestant martyrology was printed at London during the spring of 1563. This vernacular work by the humanist John Foxe, entitled Acts and Monuments, was the largest account of martyrs produced by the Reformation ...
Title:Ideas, rules, and agency: Public bureaucrats and the evolution of family policies in Hungary and Poland Author(s):SZELEWA, DorotaDate:2009Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2009Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Political and Social SciencesAbstract:The starting point for the thesis is the striking difference between the mixes of family policies in the two post-communist countries: Hungary and Poland. I argue that Poland can be best viewed as a case of implicit ...
Title:Idee und Traum einer anderen Welt : Arbeiterlieder und alternative Kulturbewegungen in Frankreich und Deutschland im 19 Jahrhundert Author(s):KÖRNER, AxelDate:1995Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 1995Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of History and Civilization
Title:Identidade, cidadania, alteridade Portugal ainda entre a Europa e o Atlântico Author(s):JERÓNIMO, PatríciaDate:2008Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2008Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of LawAbstract:Portugal is a very good illustration of the current identity quests that are pursued by communities of all shapes and sizes – local, national, supranational, international, civilizational – in response to old urges and new ...
Title:Identification and Estimation of Latent Variables and their Effect on Social and Economic Outcomes Author(s):EL-ATTAR VILALTA, MayssunDate:2010Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2010Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of EconomicsAbstract:Recently, there has been strong interest among economists in the impact of social and cultural factors on economic outcomes. For instance, concepts like culture, social capital or social attitudes have been used to explain ...
Title:Identification and Estimation of Sources of Common Fluctuations: New methodologies and applications Author(s):MACIEJOWSKA, KatarzynaDate:2010Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2010Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of EconomicsAbstract:This thesis addresses the problem of how to identify and model sources of common fluctuations of economic variables. It is an interesting question not only for researchers but also for policy makers and other authorities. ...
Title:Identification and the Politics of Information Security Author(s):BRIGHT, JonathanDate:2012Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Political and Social SciencesAbstract:The security of identification systems such as passports and national identity cards is a current policy priority for many governments. False identities allow criminals to cross borders, launder money, claim benefits and ...
Title:Identity, norms, and German foreign policy :the social construction of Ostpolitik and European Monetary Union Author(s):ENGELMANN-MARTIN, DanielaDate:2002Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2002Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Political and Social Sciences
Title:Ideologia libertaria y movilización clandestina: El anarquismo español durante el franquismo (1939-1975) Author(s):ROMANOS, EduardoDate:2007Citation:Florence, European University Institute, 2007Type:ThesisSeries/Number:EUI PhD theses; Department of Political and Social SciencesAbstract:Este trabajo examina el conjunto de creencias, valores e ideas políticas de los libertarios que en España se movilizaron contra la dictadura franquista entre 1939 y 1975. La tesis principal de la investigación es la ...


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Retro Cooking Timer - FREE
by Digital Fish, Version: 1.9.3 , 760 KB Official Site
Package name: digitalfish.cooktimer , Last Update: 2012-11-03 19:52:37
34 ratings (4.118 average)
10,000-50,000 downloads
What's new in this version (1.9.3):
rate dialog added
Retro Cooking Speaking Timer is a simple minute timer just like the one mom has in the kitchen.
Spin the arrow to the desired minute value and press the 'start' button to start counting.
You can adjust your selection using the volume buttons.
The 'reset' button mutes the alarm.
Another feature is Speaking Clock, ability to speak out some key minute values.
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If you'd like something a bit more Irish, I point you towards the amazing poetry of Seamus Heaney. A gentleman and a scholar, he is my favorite living poet. You really can't go wrong with anything he's done, but for today I'll recommend two of his translations from the Irish, Sweeney Astray (Buile Suibhne) and The Midnight Verdict, which is a poetic blending of Brian Merriman's 18th c. poem, Cúirt an Mheán Oíche and Ovid's Metamorphoses. Mad Sweeney and mad women. It doesn't get better than that.
In other news, I finished the draft of the novel really bloody early this morning.


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We have all been waiting for this day for a fairly long time. After the massive success of Galaxy S, Galaxy S2, Galaxy Note and Galaxy Nexus, Samsung is all set to roll out the Galaxy S3 in the United Kingdom at 7 PM GMT today. There have been a lot of so called leaked pictures and leaked specs of the device but barely any of them have been close to giving us the final picture. However, wait no more since you would now be able to see the real device for yourself.
For all of us who are unable to attend the unboxing event as Samsung are calling it, here are the few places you can look at to follow the event live. Obviously once over, Blogtechnika would bring to you all the detailed specs and reports about the Newest in line of Samsung smartphones. Stay tuned.
Samsung's Official Streaming Site
Technobuffalo Live Blog
Engadget Live Blog
So make sure you are following as Samsung promises to bring a brand new Galaxy to your own hands.


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Jessica H.
Nanny in Moriarty, NM 87035.
Looking for full or part-time work as a nanny.
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Moriarty, NM
- Age 25
- 6 years paid experience
- Female
Last signed in: More than 6 months
Preferred Rate $5-$15 per hour
Jessica's Bio
I am currently a stay at home mommy. My goal is to help support my family and at the same time enjoy being at work. I hope to become a nanny because it is a little more consistent than babysitting. I love children and it brings joy to my life to be a part of thier upbringing. I am very "go with the flow" about how you want things done for your family. Saftey is key and i will be renewing my CPR/first aid training soon.
Age Specific Experience
6 years of paid child care experience with:
- First year
- Toddlers (1 to 3 years)
- Preschooler (3 to 5 years)
- Grade School (6 to 11 years)
- Pre-teen/Teenagers (12 years and over)
Special Needs Experience
Special Needs Conditional Experience
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Availability & Job Preferences
Availability Duration
Has a child who needs to accompany care provider on the job
- Permanent (1 to 2 years)
Job Duration
- Will consider either a part time or full time position
- Start date is flexible
My availability is valid through 5/19/15
- Weekday Early Morning (Before School)
- Day-time Weekdays (M - F)
- Weekday Afternoons (After School)
Skills & Abilities
Additional Services:
- Potty Training
- Laundry
- Light Housekeeping
- Willing to drive children to events, school, appointments, or carpooling
- Homework Help


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From cakes to invitations, ceilings to walls, side tables to bed frames, tableware to pillows, rugs to fabrics, fashion to laptop sleeves, faux bois (wood grain) pattern is everywhere! And I like. Easy to DIY, this textured finish looks great in vibrant colors too.
Martha Stewart takes up a level by crafting chocolate in faux bois pattern.
I'd love to give it a try on a small surface like placemat or runner. I took a textures and finishes class at NYU and faux bois was one of many that we learned to create. Wonder if it will come back easily to me. This tutorial should serve as a handy refresher.
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Rockwell Collins today announced that China Southern Airlines has selected a host of its avionics systems for 66 new aircraft, including Airbus A320s, Boeing 777s and Boeing Next-Generation 737s. Deliveries will begin this year.
As part of the selection, Rockwell Collins' industry-leading MultiScan™ Threat Detection System and GLU-925 Multi-Mode Receiver (MMR) will be featured on all aircraft.
"Our long and trusted relationship with China Southern continues to grow with this latest avionics selection," said Jeff Standerski, vice president and general manager, Air Transport Systems for Rockwell Collins. "As the aviation industry continues to flourish in China, we're honored to help assure safety and efficiency for passengers with these highly advanced avionics systems."
Rockwell Collins' MultiScan Threat Detection System is a fully automatic airborne weather radar system that combines the latest weather science with advanced engineering concepts to identify and analyze thunderstorm cells, and display the weather threat. The end result is fewer flight diversions, which leads to lower fuel burn, and greater passenger comfort due to minimizing unexpected turbulent encounters.
The latest version of MultiScan features many new capabilities that enable the prediction and display of hail and lightning potential, thunderstorm-related bow-wave turbulence, and storm cell tracking.
Rockwell Collins' industry-leading GLU-925 MMR enables airlines and operators to take advantage of evolving Required Navigation Performance (RNP)/Area Navigation (RNAV) and Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) capabilities. The GLU-925 fulfills the requirements for aircraft navigation position source, Category III Instrument Landing System (ILS), Category I Global Positioning Landing System (GLS), accessing RNP/RNAV airspace (down to RNP Authorization Required 0.1), and meets the GPS position and availability requirements for ADS-B Out mandates.
Other Rockwell Collins avionics systems selected by China Southern include its Traffic and Collision Avoidance System (TCAS II), SATCOM, ADF-900 Automatic Direction Finder, DME-900 Distance Measuring Equipment, HFS-900D High Speed Data Radio, LRA-900 Low-range Altimeter and VOR-900 Omnidirectional Radio.
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July 31, 2008
Environmental Groups Want to Enact Development Protections With U.S. Sugar Deal
By Andy Reid, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Jul. 31--In the midst of the state's buyout negotiations with U.S. Sugar, a coalition of environmental groups on Wednesday called for a moratorium on development that could create new obstacles to Everglades restoration.The state by November hopes to finalize a $1.75 billion deal to buy U.S. Sugar's 187,000 acres in the Everglades Agricultural Area and re-create the flow of water that once linked Lake Okeechobee to the Everglades.
In the meantime, a group of more than 40 local and national environmental organizations has called for cities, counties and the state to put the brakes on any development proposals, land deals or other projects that could get in the way of Everglades restoration after the U.S. Sugar deal is done.
"Actually study the area ... have a grand master plan," said David Reiner, president of Friends of the Everglades. "There is no end game yet."
The recommendations issued Wednesday by the Everglades Coalition and the Everglades Foundation include:
--A moratorium on approving new development, mining or "other changes in use" in the Everglades Agricultural Area until restoration plans are revamped;
--Holding off on any approvals for an "inland port" near Belle Glade that would use trains and trucks to transport freight across the state from ships at the Port of Palm Beach;
--Designating the agricultural land south of Lake Okeechobee an "Area of Critical State Concern," which brings development rules and protections similar to those in place in the Florida Keys.
Those standards could hurt Palm Beach County's plans for a new western landfill. They would also at least delay the proposed inland port distribution center and other economic development ideas suggested as ways for Glades communities to compensate for losing U.S. Sugar jobs.
"This is basically asking for a decade delay," Administrator Bob Weisman said.
The U.S. Sugar deal aims to restore a huge swath of the Everglades Agricultural Area, 700,000 acres of former Everglades land drained to make way for farming. The state proposes buying out U.S. Sugar and potentially swapping land with other cane growers to re-create the lost link that once allowed water to flow from the lake to the Everglades.
Environmental groups want to ensure that those land swaps don't allow new polluters and restoration impediments to move into the agricultural area.
Agriculture can still have a place in the Glades after the U.S. Sugar deal and the area should not be thrown open to development to compensate for lost jobs, Audubon of Florida lobbyist Eric Draper said.
"We don't think that the Glades communities should be shut down," Draper said. "But we don't want to see ad hoc development take place."
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- The African Development Bank Group commenced operations in Tanzania in 1971.
- Tanzania is the second largest beneficiary of the concessionary funding window of the Bank, the African Development Fund (ADF). The ADF has invested over USD 2 billion on concessionary terms for more than 98 operations in all sectors of the country.
- In the water and sanitation sector, the Bank has financed 12 operations and 4 studies for close to over USD 250 million.
- The Bank's funding in the water and sanitation sector is fully in line with the Tanzania National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (NSGRP, known by its Swahili acronym, MKUKUTA and the Joint Assistance Strategy for Tanzania (JAST) agreed between the Bank and Development Partners in 2006.The Bank's current portfolio in Tanzania includes the Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program while Phase II (2011-2014) for about USD 95 million. This investment is in Tanzania (Mainland).
- The Bank also has another Water Supply and Sanitation Project in Tanzania (Zanzibar). This project was approved in November 2008 at value of about $50 million. The current intervention in Zanzibar is for both Urban and Rural sub-components. The AfDB support to RWSS focuses on increasing access to sustainable rural water supply and sanitation services.
- A new Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project for Zanzibar was approved on 19 December 2012, signed on 11 March 2013 and launched in April 2013. The investment value for this intervention is USD $21 million.
- Recent projects in the water and sanitation sector completed with AfDB financing include:
- Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Program Phase l (RWSSP l) for the period (2007- 2010) valued at USD 82.5 million.
- Monduli District Water Supply Project with USD 23.27 million funding.
- Dar es Salaam Water Supply and Sanitation Project with USD 58.38 million funding.
Recent and ongoing projects
- On 15 September 2010, the Board approved an additional USD 95 million for the program. The RWSSP is a subcomponent of the national Water Sector Development Program (WSDP) with support from over twenty Development Partners.
- The RWSSP focuses on the sustainable provision of water and sanitation facilities throughout rural Tanzania. At its completion in 2014, the program is expected to serve an additional 6.5 million rural Tanzanians with potable water and improved sanitation through construction and rehabilitation of boreholes, gravity fed systems, sanitation facilities in 264 schools, and sensitisation of the rural population (which is projected to result in construction of an additional 2 million household latrines by 2014). The RWSSP is financed by an ADF loan and the RWSSI Trust Fund grant. This program does not include the Zanzibar islands.
- The Bank also approved the Zanzibar Water Supply and Sanitation Project in November 2008, at a total investment cost of USD 50 million, with USD 42 million AfDB contribution by way of an ADF Loan and RWSSI Trust Fund Grant.
- The balance is a contribution from the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar and UN Habitat.
- The objective is the sustainable provision of potable water to the rural and urban population of Pemba and Unguja islands and to build institutional capacity of the Zanzibar Water Authority for Water Resources Management.
- Upon completion, the project is expected to benefit over 95 000 people in rural Pemba, over 70 000 people in urban Unguja as well as about 276 000 students on both islands.
- A new Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project for Zanzibar was approved on 19 December 2012 and launched in April 2013. The investment value for this intervention is USD $21 million
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Australia's inflation gauge rose 0.5 percent month-on-month in March, following a 0.1 percent increase in February, a report from the TD Securities and Melbourne Institute showed Monday.
In the twelve months to March, the Inflation Gauge increased 1.8 percent, marking the lowest annual inflation rate in two years.
Contributing to the overall change in March were price rises for holiday travel and accommodation, alcohol and tobacco, and automotive fuel. These were offset by price declines in meat and seafood, housing, and clothing and footwear, the report said.
The trimmed mean of the Inflation Gauge rose 0.3 percent in March from a month earlier. Annually, it rose 1.9 percent, returning to level below the bottom of the Reserve Bank's 2-3 percent target band.
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The Water Tower in Volunteer Park is an epic character. It reigns over our neighborhood like a noble knight that guards us at the castle's gates day in and day out. It is a place for me to seek safe haven when the frenetic pace of the urban life I choose to live gets a bit unbearable. It is a realm of solace.
Now, the cozy cactus room in the lovely Volunteer Park Conservatory green house is famous for offering soothing warmth on cool and gray days, but this water tower offers something magical itself. It offers a comfort that comes from its height and its wondrous observances at the top. When searching for perspective and simplicity, what better place could there be?
Ask the girl of the hour by the water tower's watch
If your friends took a fall, are you obligated to follow– R.E.M. ("Time After Time")
Patience and time is the meaning I draw from Michael Stipe's lyrics. On a fair Sunday morning – when all the hours are mine, I approach this tower with a weary mind and body. I am torn from a week of work and personal endeavors. The steady hike up the steps is quite simple and not even tiring for an early morning stride, but every step up is like a life-reflection, an observation of myself and my real life's journey. This old tower was built in 1906 (Aqua – Pura – MCMVI as it is etched above the arched entrance) and officially has 106 steps that wind around that get you to its stony center (I counted 104 not including the landings, but I probably missed a step or two in my state).
Once at the top, I exhale and appreciate the perfect circle I am standing in. I breathe and take in the space. I am fully aware of where I am. I am at a geographic high point of Capitol Hill in Seattle. Friends and other beloved familiars surround me albeit at a lower elevation. My eyes are open and senses are now correctly oriented.
You see a full-round view of our beautiful landscape. You can see our sturdy downtown on the bay, and to the north its Space Needle anchor, and then on and out to the attractive landscapes of Puget Sound. You can ponder the Olympic Mountains and the beauty way beyond. The buildings of the cityscape melt away like a dream. The natural beauty stands in the forefront and you experience an existence of pure bliss. I feel like I am on a giant's shoulders with my eyes that see way beyond just plain sight. I am at new beginning. Solace.
And Jesus was a sailor
When he walked upon the water
And he spent a long time watching
From his lonely wooden tower– Leonard Cohen ("Suzanne")
The concept of towers is prevalent in my life and I believe Leonard Cohen knows a thing a two about this while he sings from his own tower of song. The idea that Jesus views his world below him at a time of his own ultimate sacrifice is very humbling. Well, this is what I read into those lyrics. My last name, Torres, translates from Spanish to English as towers. This metaphor attracts me whenever I see it in song or story. The truth is, I am more partial to the image and structure of windmills, but I guess they, too, are exemplary of mightiness (and Spanish culture for that matter). When there is an actual stately tower within my walking distance, its power compels me in and entices me. It is a tower of power. This power emboldens me on those days I feel powerless. The tower elevates me on the days I feel my pursuits just drag me down. There is a new air to breathe and wondrous new sights to observe. There is a moving spirit living up there.
The views up there are quite glorious. I call these my forever vistas. These are the landscapes where you can feel like you can see out forever, but the real notion of this is the insight and feeling of sheer elation in life's unending possibilities. It is clarity and it is peace and enough for me to begin again.


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What a great space saver this Barzilay Danish wall shelving unit w/ floating desk is. And stylish, too. The hitch? You have to pick it up in Marina, near Monterey. Jump below for links to this and other good finds.Apartment Therapy Furniture Classifieds are open for your business in our Shopping Guide.
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The median price of a home sold in the Chicago area rose in June, marking two consecutive months that the closely watched year-over-year statistic has moved in a positive direction.
"It's moving in the right direction," said Ezekiel "Zeke" Morris, president of the Chicago Association of Realtors. "I still don't think we've turned the corner. We're going to have to have another three months to balance out where we are, trying to figure out where we are in price points."


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A crucial week in Manchester United's season culminates at Old Trafford on Tuesday night when Barcelona make the trip for the Champions League Semi-Final 2nd Leg.
Defeat at the weekend meant the title race is very much on, with United just edging ahead at the moment on goal difference - but it's Europe's premier competition which takes centre stage.
Last time out a sub-standard attacking performance was rescued by a determined defensive performance which restricted Barca to few chances - but Sir Alex Ferguson is expecting a more open game this time around.
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Shadycrestpupils reap benefits from growing campus garden
Updated 12:38 pm, Tuesday, June 23, 2015
A garden on the grounds of Shadycrest Elementary School in Pearland is offering pupils in kindergarten through fourth grade the opportunity to boost their classroom educations with real-world experiences.
Called the "Shadycrest Scent-sational Garden," it is in an enclosed area of the campus accessible only to school staff members and pupils. The garden, which took root in March, has eight beds - one for each grade level and for each of the school's special programs. Various vegetation, fruits and vegetables are planted, pruned and picked by pupils.
"Students gain knowledge not only in the science arena but across the curriculum with the implementation of our school garden," said Alyssa Kritzler, a first-grade teacher who started the gardening program.
She said the garden plays off a person's five senses - sound, sight, touch, smell and taste, hence its name. This spring, pupils planted strawberries, okra, cucumbers, lettuce, carrots, various herbs and citrus trees. One of the beds has plants that attract butterflies. The youngsters helped plant Bradford pear trees, an homage to the city of Pearland, Kritzler said.
From the beginning, pupils helped plan the garden's layout. The children planted seeds and seedlings, adhered to a watering schedule and helped harvest the crops.
Carson Teague, 7, said his favorite part of the garden was planting and picking strawberries, which happen to be his favorite fruit.
Ava Leggio, 7, got to plant carrots and strawberries.
"I love to water the garden and watch the garden grow," she said.
As a teacher, Kritzler has always had an interest in the outdoors and science. She has taught first grade at Shadycrest for nine years. During her career, she watched pupils thrive in science but thought there had to be a better way to teach them about plants and life cycles.
She visited other school gardens in the Pearland school district to gain insight on how to implement a program at Shadycrest. She also referred to education gardening website www.kidsgardening.org.
"One of the purposes of education is to provide real-world learning, and by incorporating a garden onto our campus, we are able to reach students of varying abilities both socially and emotionally," Kritzler said.
The Shadycrest Scent-sational Garden affords hands-on opportunities to help pupils understand how healthy food is produced, said Michelle Kiefer, the school's principal. She said the children are learning about nature, agriculture, nutrition, math and other subjects by working and observing in the campus garden.
"It is also an opportunity for a continuing lesson in respecting the environment and taking pride in one's school," Kiefer said.
Gardens can be costly to create, she added, which could explain why more schools do not have them.
Kritzler received a $1,000 grant last May from the Pearland ISD Education Foundation. The nonprofit organization allows educators to submit educational project funding proposals through the foundation's Innovative Teaching Grants Program. In its second year, Kritzler's campus gardening project was among its first to support with a grant.
In addition to awarding the grant to start the elementary school's garden, the foundation has been spreading the word about the program, said Natalie Clogston, the foundation's coordinator.
"We helped promote Ms. Kritzler's project as part of our Earth Day Celebration," she said. "We shared it on the foundation's Facebook page and in our newsletter. It is just a way to show how the Pearland Independent School District and the Pearland ISD Education Foundation are supporting teachers and their ideas."
Kritzler hopes she will be able to earn additional grants to assist in the purchasing of seeds and more gardening equipment when the next school year starts. She is waiting to hear if she will receive an additional grant from the foundation.
"In the future, it is my hope to be able to donate our school crops to community organizations, as well as conduct various experiments such as the dissection of the different plants and labeling parts of the plants," she said.
Kritzler said the school's PTA may pitch in for upkeep of the garden while pupils are on summer break.
To learn more about the foundation, visit www.pearlandisd.org/foundation.cfm or call the Pearland Independent School District's main office at 281-485-3202.


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In 2007, SCPPA made a one-time payment to acquire the right to receive approximately 135 billion cubic feet of natural gas from J. Aron & Company to be delivered over a 30-year term. In 2009, the agreements were restructured to reduce risk and provide an acceleration of a portion of the long-term savings. As a result of the restructuring, the contracts will now expire in 2035.
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Summer, 1944.
As Allied soldiers prepare to land in France, Marc and his friends must destroy a battalion of German tanks that could halt the invasion in its tracks.
The tide of war has turned against the Nazis, but desperation has made them more brutal than ever.
Henderson's Boys' final mission will be their most dangerous. With food and weapons in short supply, survival is the biggest challenge of all.
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The lutenist Vincent Dumestre summed up a thought in the preface to his ensemble's recording of French traditional song that seems to encapsulate what song and singing means to us. He echoes what many writers have expressed over centuries:
"Songs are a singular and universal echo of humankind, carried to us by the now silent voices of the parents, grandparents, and ancestors who sang them."
In other words, songs are not just an expression of the individual we become and the family we belong to, they are part of an entire culture and history. They exist simultaneously in the present and in the past.
Norway has a strong singing tradition in which songs have come down by both oral and written means—some of them even lack words. The Norwegians call it "tralling" where the singer improvises or makes up consonants.
Early America had a rich tradition of congregational singing. Songs could be heard at home and in church. They gave thanks, praised God, or simply recollected experiences that strengthened one's faith. Collections of these songs, better known as folk-hymns, were very popular in the 18th and 19th Centuries.
Spain and its colonies have a vast wealth of folksongs that date all the way back to the middle ages.
Our new release of the week brings us the Bach Collegium Japan's 38th volume in a series dedicated to recording the complete cantatas of J.S. Bach.
Here's a video of the ensemble Musica Temprana performing the anonymous song "Entre dos álamos verdes":
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Interesting history of guerilla war Dec 09, 2008
The museum opened at 8AM, admission was $1.25. Our guide, Jose was a veteran of the civil war. He walked with a limp due to his fake leg he'd received from the Red Cross. The museum has 5 different rooms, showing the causes of the civil war, also showing photos of people who had been assassinated. Another room displays Solidarity posters from the US (Stop Bombing El Salvador), Germany and other countries. One room has lots of different weapons used during the conflict. One Chinese gun had been used in Vietnam, then Nicaragua, then finally El Salvador. It was quite a sobering place. Other rooms showed the communications equipment used by the rebels. Outside the museum was the remains of a government helicopter bombed by the guerillas.
The tour took about an hour. There is a hill outside the museum you can climb for a view out over the valley, the walk is about 15 minutes.
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*Management reserves the right to charge for food wastage by discretion
*Management reserves the right to amend any changes to the above terms and conditions without prior notice
- Title was changed to "Xmas Countdown Dinner Party @ Spruce ". Orig#135861 2015-12-10 04:10:17
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Thu Dec 24, 2015
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- Tickets
Early Bird: Buffet + FF Drinks SOLD OUT $115.35 Buffet Only SOLD OUT $80.04 Buffet + FF Drinks SOLD OUT $138.89 8 Tickets for Buffet + FF Drinks SOLD OUT $999.98 Kid's Buffet + FF Soft Drinks SOLD OUT $40.01
- Venue Address
- 320 Tanglin Road Singapore
- Directions
Cross the road to take Bus 132 from Redhill MRT. Alight 2 stops later and walk into Phoenix Park.
- Organizer
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Definitions of wreathed
imp. - of Wreathe 2
p. p. - of Wreathe 2
The word "wreathed" uses 8 letters: A D E E H R T W.
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