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is there a way to see the activity from a week ago? I can only see 12 hours?
It's easy to see photos and videos you've liked on Instagram, just by going to your profile page and tapping "Posts You've Liked". But if you want to view posts that one of your followers have liked, then it's a little less intuitive.
To view photos and videos that your friends have liked, tap the News button (looks like a heart) at the bottom of the screen.
Then tap "Following" at the top of that screen.
This will show you all of your follower's activity, including the photos and videos they liked.
This gives you an easy way to see what your friends are liking on Instagram, or to keep tabs on their activity.
is there a way to see the activity from a week ago? I can only see 12 hours?
The post doesn't mention that the feed of your followers likes only goes for a few hours. How can I see their likes from yesterday?
Yeah! I was wondering the same thing! ^^^ as them :) Is there an app that can do that? Or even just to get notifications when someone likes a picture or other activity? I know you can set it to see a profiles posts first or whatever but, what about their activity that would already be shown.. But only for like 20 minutes. Is there a way to get a notification for that? Or even be able to see their activity from hours or days previously. Hah WOW I sound like a stalker.. Haha but if I am interested .. Then some creepers have probably figured out a way to do this, right?
Hey bro i have the same problem, any solutions?
I've been able to see the activities of one particular friend. But for some reason it has stopped to show on the Following tab for a while now. What can the reason be? Do you know what I can do to see his activity again?
why i can not see the pics an specific friend has liked if i go on the "following" tab?
since a week ago... i used to see what pics my friend liked if i go to "following" tab.... but now since a week ago, i can see he likes my pics but i can not see the other pics he has liked. what has happened?
I would recommend one more way to see an Instagram user's activity. There is the tool Snoopreport that monitors user's likes, comments and follows. You just need to enter an username in the dashboard and set a monitoring time and in a week you'll get a report with a list of actions of the monitored user.


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Ways To Have Lovely Skin And also Keep It
Caring for your skin can range from simple tasks such as applying sun tan lotion before going outside for a long period of time to more complex things such as visiting the dermatologist. You will learn the best ways to care of your skin in the following.
To keep your skin clean, keep your makeup clean. Make sure to swap out old makeup for newer ones. Throw away old sponges used for application and keep clean ones on hand should they be needed. Be wary of makeup like mascara that can collect a lot of bacteria if not swapped out every few months.
To keep your skin healthy, make sure you drink a lot of water. The more water you drink, the more hydrated your body will be, meaning your skin will be a lot more moisturized. Drinking water also helps your body purify itself and remove toxins. The more water you drink, the more toxins that are pushed out of your body instead of building up in you skin.
Sometimes, the best thing to do for your skin is nothing at all. Many people, in an attempt to correct one blemish, go so far that their skin becomes quite stressed, and it shows. If your skin is angry, treat it kindly. Seek out the gentlest soaps you can find - or avoid soap altogether if you can (there are several gentle non-soap cleansers such as Cetaphil on the market). Use an oil-free moisturizer to avoid that tight feeling, and give your skin a break!
If your skin is easily irritated, do not take it for granted that a skincare product that claims to be "for all skin types," actually is. Instead, read the list of ingredients and avoid buying and using products that contain common irritating ingredients like camphor, menthol, witch hazel or citrus oils.
Believe it or not, your makeup does have an expiration date. You will need to throw out your old cosmetics at least every six to eight months, probably sooner. Bacteria and other harmful elements can grow and thrive in your makeup and that is bad for your skin.
Plain nonfat or low-fat yogurt is calcium-rich, which makes it an ideal and affordable skincare treatment. When applied to tight, dry skin, yogurt will impart a soft and silky feeling. It can also be applied to oily skin as a masque; after five minutes, rinsing off the yogurt will also remove excessive oils without stripping the skin.
If you are a daily wearer of glasses or even sunglasses, you need to make certain you wash them once a week at least. The grime and oils around the bridge of the nose may clog the facial pores, but especially those on and around your nose. Clean the bridge of the glasses with a simple soap and water application.
Part of a solid skin care program is to pick out a good face cream. The best face creams will be thick and very creamy. They should make a thick barrier between your skin and the environment. Try to find a product you can continue to use on a regular basis.
The skin on your baby's bottom can be kept healthier if you use a cloth diaper. Cloth diapers offer the skin an opportunity to breathe, and they are free of harsh chemicals that are found in some disposables. Cloth diapers are also often made of natural products, and therefore they feel softer on your baby's skin.
To keep skin looking younger, try using cabbage juice to tighten skin and prevent wrinkles. Take a half-cup of cabbage and grind it to extract the juice. Apply the juice to your face and let it dry completely before rinsing it off with warm water. Using the cabbage juice, as part of your skin care routine, helps tone and tighten skin while helping to prevent those wrinkles.
To ensure that your skin is not stripped of its vital essential oils on a daily basis, make certain to keep the temperature of the water in your shower or bath at a moderate, lukewarm level. Excessively hot water will draw moisture out of your skin leaving it even more dehydrated then when you began.
Haircare and styling products may cause serious irritation and inflammation of the delicate facial skin. Not only does your hair touch your face multiple times per day, it also touches your pillowcase, which then comes into contact with your face. Look for products that do not contain https://draxe.com/what-is-collagen/ oils, silicones and plasticizers, as these ingredients will clog pores on your face, chest and back.
If you have highly sensitive skin but enjoy the skin-softening effects of a light exfoliation, skip the bath or shower scrubs. Use an organic cloth to rub your arms, back and legs after you bathe. Using a soft cloth will help you get rid of dead skin cells efficiently without the harshness of most scrubbing products.
collagen for skin jokes of any bumps, nicks or imperfections. By being familiar with the landscape, you can avoid the pain and irritation of slicing an uneven patch of skin. Gently shave around these areas and moisturize your sensitive skin with healing aloe gel to help soothe and smooth them.
No matter what skin type you have, it is important to maintain it. If you want to save yourself from expensive plastic surgery later, the best tactic is to take care of your skin right now. The advice listed in this article will help you care for your skin and maintain a glowing complexion.
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The attackers struck at midday, opening fire on a restaurant before getting into a car and blowing themselves up at a nearby security checkpoint, officials said.
Dutch police on Thursday detained a man suspected of threatening an attack on a rock concert in Rotterdam, following a tip-off from Spain.
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ordered military troops be deployed across the country on Sunday, his office said in a statement, after 43 people were killed in bomb attacks on two churches.
Iraqi forces drove back Islamic State militants in southeastern Mosul on Thursday, making gains in an area where advances have been particularly tough, the military said in a statement.
Thai police on Monday said at least 20 people were involved in carrying out a wave of deadly bombings in the country's south earlier this month.
Thailand's junta on Thursday detained at least 15 suspects at military barracks on suspicion of launching a string of deadly bomb and arson attacks against tourist resort towns last week.
A Thai military court issued an arrest warrant on Tuesday for a second suspect in connection with a wave of deadly bomb attacks last week that killed four people and injured dozens, police said.
A series of bombing and arson attacks in southern Thailand that killed four people and wounded dozens was orchestrated by a single person, Thai police said, while a man has been arrested in relation to one of the attacks.
A string of bomb attacks hit popular tourist towns across Thailand, leaving four dead and many wounded, with authorities on Friday ruling out terrorism despite suspicions insurgents in the kingdom's deep south are responsible.
Bomb attacks claimed by Islamic State against a state-run cooking gas factory in Baghdad's northern outskirts on Sunday killed at least 11 people, including policemen, and wounded 21 others, police sources said.
Brussels airport will partially reopen for passenger flights on Friday evening after its closure following the March 22 bomb attacks, the company running the airport said.
One person was wounded and detained in a major police operation in the northern Brussels borough of Schaerbeek on Friday, Belgian public broadcaster RTBF quoted the local mayor as saying.


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Let the 10,000 steps a day begin!
I bought myself a present last night, an Omron Pedometer! I got it all set up and have tried it out a bit.
I clipped it to my pants this morning before I left for work. I even went for a 45 min walk during my lunch break.
7,000 – Not bad for day 1.
I am interested to see what it says at the end of the day. Will I make 10k?
So far it is pretty neat and I am enjoying it. Although, I do admit setting it up was a bit frustrating. I live in Canada. So I bought a Canadian version of the Omron Pedometer (HJ-112CAN) – there seems to be a few differences:
#1 24 hour time (very frustrating)
#2 CM – how big are my strides in cm? but the instructions tells me to measure in inches and then gave me a formula for cm – I was super confused at this point
#3 KG – how much do I weigh? I only know my weight in pounds! One plus, I weigh less in KGs then I do in pounds. 😉
Really my biggest beef is the 24 hour time. I suppose maybe now I will learn to tell 24 hour time. I wonder though, how does 24 hour time make it a more Canada friendly version?
Anyway, it is cute – pretty small. I joined a group of ladies on a website I visit; for eight weeks – starting labour day – our goal is to walk 10,000 steps a day. Can we do it? Better yet, can I do it? Omron, WalkerTracker.com and I are going to find out!
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Sustainability is a suspiciously neutral term that conceals our increasingly desperate desire to save the world from itself. I don't think this is just my perception; an ambient low level desperation is palpable and ubiquitous now, and normal rules of conduct can no longer be taken for granted. For instance, the desire to defeat rivals and expand may be the lifeblood of business, but collaboration has to trump competition when the goal is a viable habitat for everyone.
And yet we often forget the subtle ways that competition and collaboration need each other. I was reminded of their relationship recently when my family sat down to a pub dinner close to a life size outdoor chess set. There were a handful of six year olds enthusiastically pushing pieces and knocking them over, saying: "Yeah! I love Chess! I win!" before absconding, excitedly chasing after each other. As a chess Grandmaster I felt weirdly uncomfortable, so with an oblique sense of social responsibility I scuttled over to set the pieces up correctly.
Kids will be kids, but what troubled me is that they thought they were playing chess. Their distorted idea of the game has parallels with widespread attitudes to sustainability, where the rules are rarely clear and the nature of competitive activity is poorly defined.
Unlike chess, where competition is zero-sum, Pandemic is an example of a cooperative board game that helps to focus the mind on what winning in the context of sustainability really means. The threat in Pandemic is the end of the world, and although the focus is public health, the same principles apply. The players have to cooperate to keep four virulent diseases under control and can only win or lose as a team that actively collaborates. In its emphasis on coordinating diverse forms of expertise (dispatcher, medic, scientist, researcher or operations expert) to address complex challenges, the game shares some overlaps with my view that climate change should be understood as problem with Seven Dimensions (science, law, technology, money, democracy, culture, behaviour).
The broader lesson is that when the pre-competitive conditions are clear you can compete and collaborate at the same time – indeed you have to. While large companies like Unilever, Kingfisher and Marks and Spencer promote sustainability as part of their brand strategy, the evidence, for instance in The Myth of the Ethical Consumer, is that consumers rarely make purchasing decisions on the basis of sustainability, even when they claim they do. Sustainability in business is typically about reducing costs, future markets and the resilience of supply chains; sometimes it's a way of attracting ethically motivated employees, and often it's a genuine commitment to corporate responsibility. In principle this all suggests great scope for collaboration and sustainability should be the ultimate pre-competitive issue. After all, no planet, no competition.
In this context the government's recent decision to reduce support for renewable energy is vexing. The Secretary of State presented it as a good news story, saying that renewables can now 'stand on their own two feet'. From a narrow competitive point of view that might prove to be true – although it feels disingenuous in the context of continuing fossil fuel subsidies. From a pre-competitive perspective however, renewable energy should not merely survive but gradually out-compete other forms of energy. There is a moral case for loading the dice. Shaping the ground rules for competition is the government's prerogative and obligation, so it's sad we appear to be doing it in the wrong way.
Yet even when a government takes their pre-competitive responsibility seriously, they face legal and social barriers. A particularly evocative case is the Dutch competition authority challenging the Dutch Energieakkord - a consortium of over forty organisations including government, employers, trade unions, NGOs and financial institutions. The Akkord wanted four energy companies to shut down five old coal fired power stations in a coordinated manner to cut CO2 emissions. Great idea, but apparently this action would breach competition law as it might increase the cost of electricity to consumers as a consequence.
That's the front line of sustainability right there: a collaborative effort by a range of actors being overruled on the premise that competition is a trump card. This imperial view of competition combined with pre-competitive rules that fail to serve the interests of people or the planet is perhaps the defining quality of what people mean by 'neoliberalism', and it risks becoming further embedded in trade agreements like TTIP.
While competition law may not always proscribe collaboration between businesses, it does engender fear of perceived collusion or market manipulation, because the penalties for that are so high. This point is particularly important for efforts to build a circular economy, where the control of the value chain of a product is often widely distributed, and questions of ownership and control become murky.
So what to do? As Matt Prescott argues, pro-actively collaborative groups are emerging, including the WWF Global Forest Trade Network (established in 1991), the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (2004) and the Supply Chain Sustainability School (2012). More generally NGOs are encouraging businesses to collaborate on sustainability issues wherever possible, and a recent encouraging example saw major companies collaborate to ensure minimum wages were raised in the supply chain Cambodia.
A world without competition would be anemic and stunted, so let's not go there. But a world without collaboration would be even worse; brutal and terrifying, so let's avoid that too. We need to continue to develop organizational forms, cultural norms and legal principles that help to remind us why the Latin root of the word competition is com-petere; to strive together.
A revised verison of this blog was published on the Guardian website.
Dr Jonathan Rowson is Director of the Social Brain Centre at the RSA, a writer and chess Grandmaster. He Tweets @Jonathan_Rowson


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I'm not a camper, but it does look a lovely place to create!! LOOOVE your sort of vintage-ish page. The doll reminds me of thing Georgia Heald would do! And the butterfly details are exquisite:):)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Lizzy. I'm a "Glamper" I don't miss out on the little luxuries in life when I camp!! and the atmosphere is divine when creating ......Delete
Ohh, this is gorgeous Fi! I love your scramping pics!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Heather. I'll have to take you with me one day. We'll have a ball!Delete
You're so lucky to get such a gorgeous environment to scrap in! so serene - as is the LO as a result of the awesome sketch. I'm inspired by that 'armless' doll....makes be think 'pick up your wings and fly' - like 'picking up pieces' after a rough time. I also really like the vintage colours you've used. thanks for sharing ;)ReplyDelete
Your layout is really beautiful as are the colors. I so enjoy your work! And, your scramping looks quite fun - although I'm not into camping - I do love the outdoors. Hope you had a wonderful time and come with some more beautiful scramping! As always, thanks for sharing your art!ReplyDelete
Love this Fi!ReplyDelete
Fiona I LOVE this!!! I came over here yesterday from your facebook post to tell you how divine this lo is, but your blog kicked back my comment...oh well, back again to say this is soooooo beautiful! I love that little doll with wings, just gorgeous...this has everything I love in a lo, a gorgeous photo, messy painting and a vintage feel...I really love your sketch and moodboard, great job! I will have to give this one a go!!! hugs, Lisa xoxoxReplyDelete
Your layout is really amazing !!!ReplyDelete
And what a wonderful place to scrap !!!


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Highlight – CA Technologies Blog
The world of enterprise IT is changing, fast. Keep up.
LONDON, Thursday 3rd March 2016 – European financial services organisations consider the European Union (EU) Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) a business opportunity as much as a compliance obligation, according to a Europe-wide study conducted by Finextra Research in association with CA Technologies (NASDAQ:CA). The white paper shows that payment service providers, including incumbent banks, fintechs, telcos and emerging third-party providers (TPPs), view PSD2 not only as a compliance obligation but also as a driver to create innovative new financial products and services, deliver a safe, convenient transaction experience and grow revenues.
Ian Clark, Senior Director, Solution Sales at CA Technologies, said: "The experts contributing to the white paper recognise that if they embrace PSD2, work in collaboration and build great customer experiences, they can turn a compliance obligation into a return on investment. They believe that PSD2 will be transformative, and see an opportunity for the development of new business lines, operating models and propositions to customers. The legislation will, they say, "build exciting new customer experiences", "lead to innovation", "revolutionise the way retail banking is done", and "is about giving customers choice"."
By standardising and securing how digital payments are made, PSD2 will make payments safer and more secure, increase consumer protection and convenience, and encourage lower prices for payments. The legislation, which appeared in the Official Journal of the European Union in January this year and has an implementation deadline of early 2018, calls on banks to give TPPs secure access to customer accounts, based on access to information about the payment account. This will contribute to a more efficient European payments market and create a 'level playing field' for payment service providers.
John Lyons, Head of Strategy and Business Development, Payments, at RBS says, "There is a world of discussion and debate required around the API economy: understanding the new dynamics, how it will be governed and managed and regulated, to be sure we are not putting at risk the assets of customers and shareholders. I think success will come to banks that are technically able and culturally willing to collaborate to build exciting new customer experiences."
IT is driving the business change required for PSD2 compliance
Several banks and TPPs, the study reveals, have already begun their PSD2 compliance journey, and despite uncertainty concerning technical standards, it is clear the IT department has a pivotal role to play in driving the business change.
PSD2 will compel banks to facilitate access to their customer accounts and provide account information to third-party apps, assuming they have the account holder's consent. Many respondents advocate the use of application programming interfaces (APIs), for example, to provide access to account information to third parties.
Nationwide Building Society has its implementation plan for open banking under way. "We have been thinking about this a lot at Nationwide," says Nick Middleton, Head of Strategy, Payments at the Nationwide Building Society in the UK, but he also identifies a challenge related to co-ordination. "We have briefed the board and the executive committee and we have a programme up and running to deliver the underlying technology. But now we need an industry programme regarding the technical standards. We also need more co-ordination in the UK around the Open Banking initiative."
There is a consensus that action is needed now by banks in advance of the technical standards being available. "We need to mobilise now," says a major European bank. "Our customers are already talking about open APIs and exploring the potential for improved experience."
Unsurprisingly the new banks—legacy-free and typically already API-enabled—are bullish about starting now. According to Anne Boden, CEO of UK challenger bank Starling: "We will have open APIs. As soon as the technical standards are available we will make sure we comply. I passionately believe in PSD2 and if it happens and fulfils its potential it could revolutionise the way retail banking is done. The customer gains better service and therefore trusts the bank more and has a better relationship with their bank".
The paper also provides five recommendations for banks and TPPs around PSD2:
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The Geneseo community was treated to a dynamic piano recital by instrumental coach and accompanist in music Linda Boianova on Sunday Jan. 22 in Doty Recital Hall.
Boianova is a Bulgarian-American pianist who holds a doctoral degree in performance, vocal coaching and stage direction from the Eastman School of Music. A former Geneseo faculty member, Boianova is currently studying Arabic and ethnomusicology in Muscat, Oman.
The program consisted of three sonatas for piano, as composed by fellow former Geneseo faculty member James Willey. Willey, also a graduate of the Eastman School of Music, began studying piano and composing at a young age.
The first of the sonatas was written in 1960 when Willey was a senior in college. The language of the piece is similar to that of Paul Hindemith, a composer Willey greatly admired at the time. He described his four-sectioned, one-movement piece as "deliberately cheesy and satirical."
The piece itself is layered with multiple opposing themes, as if to foreshadow his future works. The initial soft and playful melody gradually built up into a forceful staccato.
The second sonata put emphasis on the use and long-lasting sound of the foot pedal, as Willey believes this sonata is "dramatic and exuberant, yet peaceful." The piece opens with an allusion to Little Richard, which Boianova instantly brought to life through a series of complex and sporadic rhythms.
The widely different themes are heard and cut off throughout the piece, up until a gentle melody broke through, like an "eruption of light." These sounds slowly faded away as the pianist lightened her movements and let the echo of the last note effectively close the piece.
The third and final sonata was a three-movement piece that is still being tweaked, according to Willey, who described this sonata as being very sentimental and close to his heart.
The piece is almost a combination of the first and second sonatas. The first movement is strong, powerful and fast. As the first movement ends, the melody becomes quiet, slow and calm, akin to the "sun coming through the clouds" after a storm, before transitioning to the second movement, which Willey called "goofy and bouncy."
This movement sounds similar to the first sonata, as its familiar themes find their way in and out of the main melody. In the last movement, Willey quoted himself by incorporating a theme from a separate piece he had composed. It slowly fades to an end, as the last note powerfully resonated in the room.
Performances like this serve as a reminder of how important it is to keep the arts alive at Geneseo. Willey and Boianova provided a beautiful demonstration of the power of artistry, talent and collaboration.


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TORONTO, July 10 (Reuters) - The Toronto Stock Exchange's main index jumped 100 points at the open on Thursday, reversing the previous session's tumble into an official correction, helped by strength in the heavyweight energy and materials sectors.
The S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE was up 114.92 points, or 0.8 percent, at 13,725.76. (Reporting by Jennifer Kwan; Editing by Scott Anderson)


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- Thu, 09:18: Apparently I'm sleeping at 93% efficiency. Won't be so good come summer. I know I sleep much better in the winter.
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|T cell stimulating stratum corneum antigens: characterization by chromatography and electrophoresis indicates limited diversity.
|Hales, JM
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|J INVEST DERMATOL, 1999, 113 (3), pp. 355-363
|As part of a search for T cell autoantigens in inflammatory skin diseases, we have demonstrated proteinase K sensitive, denaturation stable, T cell stimulatory material with antigenic properties in aqueous extracts of stratum corneum from normal human skin. Activity was also demonstrable in extracts of whole epidermis. A combination of preparative, analytical, and microbore reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography, chromatofocusing, and denaturing preparative sodium dodecylsulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis indicated limited structural diversity. Five components were separated, with Mr values from 5 to 18 kDa and apparent PI values from 4.5 to 10. Three components were purified to near homogeneity and showed molecular weights of 5, 13.5, and 18 kDa. Their potency was shown by the ability to induce stimulation indices of 20-89 with peripheral blood mononuclear cells and >500 with T cell lines. Use of inhibitors indicated that the active materials were not generated by the in vitro actions of proteases during extraction. The five partially purified components induced a time course of peripheral blood mononuclear cell proliferation compatible with the effects of antigen rather than superantigen. The 5 kDa component was rigorously bulk purified to yield a fraction that induced potent T cell activation but contained minimal detectable protein, a further indication of its biologic potency. Normal stratum corneum thus contains previously undescribed T cell antigens of high potency but limited structural diversity. The present data form a basis for determining their structure, cellular origin, and pathogenic relevance.
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Date: Thursday 12 July to Saturday 14 July 2012
The conference on 'The War of 1812: Myth and Memory, History and Historiography' is a result of a partnership between the Institute for the Study of the Americas at the University of London, the London Canadian Studies Association and the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich.
All sessions will be held in the Senate House of the University of London, which is on Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU.
For more information, please contact either Phillip Buckner or Tony McCulloch.
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via TSA e-bulletins.
Programme of Events
Thursday, 12 July 2012
1:30-1:50 p.m.
1:50-2:00 p.m.
Opening Comments
2:00-3:30 p.m.
Session One
Session One (a): The War in the Chesapeake
- Christopher T. George (Independent Scholar, USA): 'New Information on the Battle for Havre de Grace, Maryland, May 3, 1813, and the British Sack of the Town'.
- John McCavitt (Visiting Research Fellow, Queen's University Belfast): 'The historiographical representation of Major General Robert Ross: an officer, a gentleman -- and a conflagrator'.
- Charles Neimeyer (Director, United States Marine Corps History): 'War Comes to Washington: The Chesapeake Campaigns of 1813-1814'.
Session One (b): The War in the Canadas
- Roch Legault (Royal Military College, Canada): 'The Key Ally: French Canada and the War of 1812'.
- Doug Leighton (Huron College, University of Western Ontario): 'After Moraviantown: Guerrilla Warfare in the Thames River Valley, 1813-1814'.
- Jean-René Thuot (Université du Québec à Rimouski): 'Loyalty to the Regime: Prominent Men, Militia and French Canadian Identity through the 1812 War'.
3:30-4:00 p.m.
Coffee Break
4:00-5:00 p.m.
Session Two
Session Two (a): Seeking Freedom
- Thomas Malcomson (George Brown College, Toronto): 'Freedom by Reaching the Wooden World: American Slavery and the British Navy during the War of 1812'.
- Gene Smith (Texas Christian University): 'Fighting for Freedom: Race, Liberty, and Power during the War of 1812'.
Session Two (b): The American Navy and the War
- Jeff Seiken (Historian, U.S. Air Force): 'It is Victories We Want American Naval Planning and Operations in 1812 Revisited'.
- Donald G. Shomette (Independent Scholar): 'The Torpdeo Act: Bounty Hunting and American Submarine Warfare Innovations in the War of 1812'.
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Keynote One
Donald R. Hickey (Wayne State College, Nebraska): 'The Legacy of 1812: How a Little War Shaped the Transatlantic World'.
Friday, 13 July 2012
Session Three
Session Three (a): The War in the Southern Borderlands
- James G. Cusick (University of Florida): 'The War of 1812 and the Spanish Floridas: The Significance of the War in the American South'.
- Daniel S. Murphree (University of Central Florida): 'A View from the Southern Borderlands: Reinterpreting the War of 1812 from a Florida Perspective'.
- Jim Piecuch (Kennesaw State University, Georgia): 'Allies No More: The Southern Natives' Response to the War of 1812'.
Session Three (b): Writing the History of the War
- Michael Patrick Cullinane (Northumbria University): 'Sulgrave Manor and 100 Years of Peace Among English-Speaking Peoples'.
- Alan Gordon (University of Guelph): 'Marshalling Memory: An Historiographical Biography of Brigadier-General Ernest Alexander Cruikshank'.
- J. Simon Rofe (University of Leicester): 'Theodore Roosevelt: The Historian of the War of 1812?'
10:30-11:00 a.m.
11:00-12:00 a.m.
Session Four
Session Four (a): Financing the War
- Sarah Lentz (PhD student, Hamburg University, Germany): 'The American Government Loan of 1813: The Role of Nationality, Patriotism, and Public Opinion in Transatlantic Financial Networks in Times of War'
- Lisa R. Morales (Lone Star College, Texas): '"War Cannot Be Carried on Without Money": The Strange Financial History of the War of 1812'.
Session Four (b): British Strategy in the Northwest and the Role of Brock
- Sandy Antal (Independent Scholar, Canada): 'The Cession of Michigan and British Strategy'.
- Brittney-Anne Bos (PhD student, Queen's University, Canada): 'Deconstructing the Myth Behind the Man: Sir Isaac Brock and Monuments to the British Gentleman Hero'.
12:00-1:00 p.m.
Keynote Two
Alan Taylor (University of California, Davis): 'Tales of Freedom and Slavery in the War of 1812'.
1:00-2:00 p.m.
2:00-3:30 p.m.
Session Five
Session Five (a): First Nations and the War
- R. David Edmunds (University of Texas at Dallas): 'Tecumseh's Confederacy: Who Joined, Who Didn't, and Why.'
- John Reid (St. Mary's University, Halifax): '"In the Midst of Three Fires, a French one, an American one, and an Indian one": Imperial-Indigenous Negotiations during the War of 1812 in Eastern British America'.
- John Sugden (Independent Scholar, United Kingdom): 'Tecumseh and the Revolt in the West, 1805-1818'.
Session Five (b): The British Navy and the War
- Brian Arthur (Greenwich Maritime Institute, University of Greenwich): 'Cargoes and Cash: the United States Blockaded to Defeat, 1812-1815.'
- Martin Salmon (National Maritime Museum, Greenwich): '"Never before in the history of the world did an English frigate strike to an American The impact of American naval victories on British national consciousness'.
- Barbara Thompson (South West Maritime Society): 'The Role of Plymouth and Dartmoor during the War of 1812'.
3:30-4:00 p.m.
Coffee Break
Session Six
Session Six (a): Cultural Implications of the War
- Nicole Eustace (New York University): 'The "Beauty and Booty" Scandal of 1812: Sexual Passions, Patriotic Myths, and the Mantle of Liberty'.
- Steven Watts (University of Missouri): 'Crisis and Sanctification: The War of 1812 and American Culture'.
Session Six (b): International Implications of the War
- H.G. Callaway (Independent Scholar, USA): 'A.J. Dallas, The War of 1812 and the Law of Nations'.
- Magdalena Marczuk-Karbownik (University of Łódź, Poland): 'Was the Monroe Doctrine a Consequence of the Treaty of Ghent?'
5:15-6:15 p.m.
Keynote Three
Andrew Lambert (King's College London): 'Sideshow?:The War of 1812 in British Grand Strategy.'
Saturday, 14 July 2012
9:00-10:30 a.m.
Session Seven
Session Seven (a): Memories of the War
- Julia Roberts (University of Waterloo): 'His and Hers: Imagined Narratives, Gender, and the War of 1812'
- Joseph Stoltz (PhD candidate, Texas Christian University): 'Hidden Amongst the Cotton Bales: The Battle of New Orleans's Changing Place in American Memory'.
Session Seven (b): Privateering during the War
- Faye Kert (Independent Scholar, Canada): 'True, publick and notorious": The Privateering War of 1812'.
- Edward J. Martin (PhD student, University of Maine): 'Maine's Mode of Privateering: A Tale of Fraud and Collusion in the Northeastern Borderlands, 1812-1815'.
- Keith Mercer (Saint Mary's University, Halifax): 'Paradoxes of Patriotism: The British Navy in Nova Scotia during the War of 1812'.
10:30-11:00 a.m.
Coffee Break
11:00-12:00 a.m.
Session Eight
Session Eight (a): Origins of the War
- Troy Bickam (Texas A&M University): 'Contesting the American Revolution during the War of 1812'.
- Andrew J. B. Fagal (PhD student, Binghamton University, N.Y.): 'The Future Character of the New Empire": American Armament and the Origins of the War of 1812'
- Session Eight (b): Black Participation in the War
- Penny Carballo and Alan Nigel Smith (Independent Scholars, UK): 'The War of 1812 and the Black Spartans of Trinidad'.
- John McNish Weiss (Independent Scholar, United Kingdom): 'Cochrane and his Proclamation: Liberator or Scaremonger?'
12:00-1:00 p.m.
1:00-2:00 p.m.
Keynote Four
Cecilia Morgan (University of Toronto): 'The War of 1812 in Upper Canada and its Afterlife: Gender, Commemoration and memory in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Ontario'.
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Session Nine
Session Nine (a): Naval Officers and their Code
- Ellen Gill (University of Sydney): '"Martial honour, my passport to love": Family, duty and the war of 1812'.
- Justin Reay (Oxford University): '"With a lone ship he swept the oceans": David Porter and the cruise of the Essex in the Pacific 1813-1814'.
Session Nine (b): Religion and the War
- René Lafferty (Brock University): 'The Account We Must Render to God: Luck, Prayer, and Providence in the Winning and Losing of the War of 1812'.
- James Tyler Robertson (PhD student, McMaster Divinity College): 'Expel the Faithless Foe: British North American Churches and the Role of Religion in the War of 1812'.
3:00-3:30 p.m.
Coffee Break
3:30-5:00 p.m.
Session Ten
Session Ten (a): American National Identity and the War
- Richard A. Herrera (U.S. Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas): 'Toward an American Army: American Soldiers, the War of 1812, and National Identity'.
- Susan J. Jerome (University of Rhode Island): 'A Symbol of Patriotism The Stonington Battle Flag'.
- Daniel Preston (University of Mary Washington): 'Sectional Reconciliation in the Aftermath of the War of 1812: James Monroe in New England, 1817'.
Session Ten (b): Remembering the War in New York and Ontario
- Thomas A. Chambers, (Niagara University): '"American Antiquities Are So Rare": Remembering the War of 1812 on the Niagara Frontier'.
- Maria Moncur (Phd student, Queen's University, Canada): 'Fickle Friends and Uncertain Enemies: War of 1812 Storytelling in New York and Ontario, 1840 to 1910'.
- Elaine Young (PhD student, University of Guelph): 'Bloody Battles to Baseball Diamonds: Tourism and Leisure on the battlefields of the Niagara Frontier'.
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Dear Giridarshan Family,
Trek to Sagargad, on 22 July 2012
Trek Details:
Dep. from Giridarshan Trekking Club Office on 22 July by 06.00 am by
Private Vehicle Arranged.
We will meet on 22 July, Sunday at 6.00 in the morning at Giridarshan Trekking Club's office.
We will go to the base of Sagargad ( Sagargad is a hill fort near to Alibaug) by bus ( We will have our breakfast in between ).
Climb the fort …. Lunch.
Visit the fort.
Get down to base village ….
……. & back to Pune by 9.00 pm.
(Please note that all the timings mentioned above are based on the
previous experience from the treks. The timings may differ.
Giridarshan will not be responsible, if the timings differ from the
schedule given above)
Difficult Level – Easy.
Every body should carry Tiffin(Lunch) , water bottle & spare dress with them.
(Wear Trekking shoes & have a ruck-sack)
Other Details:-
Charges – INR 550.00 per person
Charges includes transportation from Pune to Pune, Breakfast & Tea.
Prior confirmation is required by Friday, 20 July, till 7.00 pm. since we are arranging private vehicle for this.
For any Clarification/ Inquiry contact :
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Rushikesh Wagh – 09764665455
(Big Upcoming Trek :Trek to Panhalgad – PawanKhind – Vishalgad , 18 to 20 Aug. 2012)
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Baker Street Underground - Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Bakerloo and Jubilee lines - Zone 1 - under 5 minutes from the flat.
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- WiFi
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- Coffee maker
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- Toaster
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- Bathtub
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- Zoo / wildlife park
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Many of London's famous attractions are a short walk away including Harley Street, Regents Park, The Oval for cricket and Madame Tussauds Waxworks. The Royal Academy of Music is here, as is the Royal Society of Physicians and various colleges, business school and universities. One of London's most famous and popular fictional characters is the brilliant Sherlock Holmes. He did his sleuthing on Baker Street at No. 221B with the help of his friend and chronicler, Dr Watson. This building is now The Sherlock Holmes Museum.
The Wallace Collection is to be found here and it is a famous national museum in an historic London Townhouse. There are 25 galleries to peruse as well as furniture, porcelain and a world class armoury. A popular painting is the ever fabulous Girl in a Swing, with her bright dress and one shoe flying off her foot as she sails through the air. She is as admired today as when she was first painted by the French master Jean-Honore Fragonard is 1767.
Regent's Park is well worth a visit. It is home to the London Zoo as well as an open -air theatre, boat-hire, many cafe's and restaurants and huge open spaces that offer a wide range of sporting activities. Runners and dog walkers love Regent's Park. London Zoo is the perfect fun-filled family attraction. The number and variety of exhibitions and animals to observe there is impressive, with new additions and exhibits happening all the time. The reptile house has always been a firm favourite with the youngsters; they may remember a scene with Harry Potter and an escaped snake that was filmed here, from The Philosopher's Stone.
There are innumerable restaurants, pubs, cafes and tea rooms to be enjoyed and all kinds of cuisine to be tried. The main shopping street is Marylebone High Street, but there are plenty of charming side streets to explore in the immediate area. Find some interesting and unusual independent shops and boutiques to browse in. The wonderful Daunt Books is a real, old fashioned bookshops with enormous character and knowledgable staff and there is a farmers market here every Saturday. Marvellous Hyde Park and Oxford Street, with the sublime Selfridges department store, are a pleasant walk away.
There is little need for taxis and tubes when you are staying here because you can easily walk down to Bond Street and even Piccadilly Circus. The transport links are excellent however, should you wish to use them. Baker Street Underground has more than it's fair share of tube-lines and Marylebone Underground also has a mainline railway station by it. The bus service is good.
This is a pleasant, cultured and authentic central London location with oh-so-much to recommend it.
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RATESThe total includes exit cleaning and WiFi. There are no other charges unless the home is left dirt, untidy or damaged.
TO BOOKPlease book via the property details. Input your dates and number of people to calculate the total. Then follow the Book Now button to the booking form and secure payment gateway.
Your card will be will be pre-authorised by your card provider but will not be charged until your booking is confirmed by us. You will receive a confirmation email during our office hours: Monday - Friday 9.00 - 17.30 GMT.
REFUNDABLE DAMAGE DEPOSITThe damage deposit is refundable within two weeks after departure.
CANCELLATION AND REFUNDSYou may cancel your booking forty-two nights or more before the start and receive a 50% refund of the total rent, less card fees. If the booking is cancelled less than forty two nights before the start of the stay no refund will be made. We urge you to have travel insurance in place.
TIMESStandard arrival time is: 15.00
Standard departure time is: 11.00
To guarantee an early arrival please book the night before. Likewise, if you want to stay later than the standard departure time, please book that day.
KEY COLLECTION OPTIONS1. Reception for key collection is located close to Earls Court underground station and is open 9.00 - 22.00, except Sunday when it is open until 18.00.
2. You can be at met at the flat on arrival. To meet arrivals after 18.00 a £50.00 fee applies.
3. You may book a minicab driver who will have the keys to your flat.
PROHIBITEDOnly people listed on the booking form are permitted to stay at the property. No smoking as standard in all London short term rentals. No parties and no pets.
CONTACT DURING STAYA London based professional property manager is your point of contact during your stay.
Please see our FAQ page for more information.
- Private residence
- Second floor
- Oven
- Ceramic hob
- Washer
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen utensils
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Bed linen provided
- Starter toiletries
- Shower over tub
- Towels provided
- Hairdryer
- Central heating
- Wifi
- Self check-in
- Key collection off site
- Luggage room
- Walk up - no lift
Business facilities
Optional extras - charges apply
- Airport transfer