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Rural northern Nottinghamshire, with its gentle rolling landscapes and large ducal estates, was transformed in the nineteenth century by coal – deep, wide seams of the stuff that spawned dozens of collieries, and colliery towns, stretching north across the county and on into Yorkshire. Almost without exception, the mines have closed, their passing marked only by the occasional pithead winding wheel, left to commemorate the thousands of men who laboured here. The suddenness of the pit closure programme imposed by the Conservative government in the 1980s knocked the stuffing out of the area, but one prop of its slow revival has been the tourist industry: the countryside in between these former mining communities holds several enjoyable attractions, the best-known of which is Sherwood Forest – or at least the patchy remains of it – with one chunk of woodland preserved in the Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve, supposedly where Robin Hood did some canoodling with Maid Marian. Byron is a pipsqueak in the celebrity stakes by comparison, but his family home – Newstead Abbey – is here too, as is Hardwick Hall, a handsome Elizabethan mansion built at the behest of one of the most powerful women of her day, Bess of Hardwick (1521–1608).
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Newstead Abbey
Newstead AbbeyIn 1539, Newstead Abbey was granted by Henry VIII to Sir John Byron, who demolished most of the church and converted the monastic buildings into a family home. Lord Byron (1788–1824) inherited the estate, which was by then little more than a ruin, in 1798; he restored part of the complex during his six-year residence (1808–14), but most of the present structure actually dates from later renovations, which maintained much of the shape and feel of the medieval original while creating the warren-like mansion that exists today. Inside, a string of intriguing period rooms begins with the neo-Gothic Great Hall and Byron's bedroom, one of the few rooms to look pretty much like it did when he lived here, and then continues on into the Library, which holds a collection of the poet's possessions, from letters and an inkstand through to his pistols and boxing gloves. A further room contains a set of satirical, cartoon-like watercolours entitled The Wonderful History of Lord Byron & His Dog by his friend Elizabeth Pigot – there's a portrait of the self-same dog, Boatswain, in the south gallery, and a conspicuous memorial bearing an absurdly extravagant inscription to the mutt in the delightful walled garden. Beyond lie the main gardens, a secretive and subtle combination of lake, Gothic waterfalls, yew tunnels and Japanese-style rockeries, complete with idiosyncratic pagodas.
Hardwick Hall
Hardwick HallBorn the daughter of a minor Derbyshire squire, Elizabeth, Countess of Shrewsbury (1527–1608) – aka Bess of Hardwick – became one of the leading figures of Elizabethan England, renowned for her political and business acumen. She also had a penchant for building and her major achievement, Hardwick Hall, begun when she was 62, has survived in amazingly good condition. The house was the epitome of fashionable taste, a balance of symmetry and ingenious detail in which the rectangular lines of the building are offset by line upon line of windows – there's actually more glass than stone – while up above, her giant-sized initials (E.S.) hog every roof line. Inside on the top floor, the High Great Chamber, where Bess received her most distinguished guests, boasts an extraordinary plaster frieze, a brightly painted, finely worked affair celebrating the goddess Diana, the virgin huntress – it was, of course, designed to please the Virgin Queen herself. Next door, the breathtaking Long Gallery features exquisite furnishings and fittings from splendid chimneypieces and tapestries through to a set of portraits, including one each of the queen and Bess. Bess could exercise here while keeping out of the sun – at a time when any hint of a tan was considered decidedly plebeian.
Outside, the garden makes for a pleasant wander and, beyond the ha-ha (the animal-excluding low wall and ditch), rare breeds of cattle and sheep graze the surrounding parkland. Finally – and rather confusingly – Hardwick Hall is next to Hardwick Old Hall, Bess's previous home, but now little more than a broken-down if substantial ruin.

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Citric acid is a normal component of human cells that is metabolized, degraded, and eliminated from the body. Also known as E330, it is one of the main ingredients in the food and beverage industry because it is easily obtained in large quantities, healthy and cheap. It is often used for proper mineral supplementation of food, as an acidity regulator, and as a flavor compound. Citric acid enhances the activity of many beneficial antioxidants, but is not, itself, an antioxidant.
The cycle that citric acid undergoes in the human body is called the Krebs cycle, named after Hans Adolf Krebs, who received a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for its discovery in 1953. It actually refers to the physiological oxidation of fats, proteins and carbohydrates into carbon dioxide and water. During this cycle, eight enzymes help produce energy through aerobic respiration. Citric acid is an alkalizing agent. Despite being an acid since most people will say you can't be alkalinizing if your an acid which is not true. It is able to decrease the level of acidity in body fluids. It can bind with excess calcium and allow it to leave the body. Despite its many health benefits, you should not take citric acid without first consulting your physician.
A Natural Medicine
Citric acid is both a natural and an artificially obtained acid. It is found naturally in every living being: plant (conifer, tobacco leaf) or animal, as in the human tissues and body fluids. In addition, it is present in a large variety of fruits (lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruits, kiwis, strawberries, apples, pears, cherries and raspberries) and vegetables (mushrooms, potatoes, tomatoes, peas and asparagus). Citric acid was first artificially produced in 1784 from lemon juice, by Karl Wilhelm Scheele. It can also be obtained through bio-technology processes for industrial purposes by fermenting the citrus glucose (sugary substance), sucrose or molasses (syrup by-product of sugar cane) in combination with the fungus called "Aspergillus niger."
What It Is Used For
Citric acid is used for its health benefits and as in food, alcohol and insecticide production. It is the most frequently used preservative in the world today. The lemon salt has been used for centuries to conserve meat and fish. It increases the acidity of the bacterial environment, making it difficult for it and the microbes to survive and, most importantly, to reproduce. It is called lemon salt because it was first extracted from a lemon. It looks like a semi-transparent salt and it has no odor. It has a sour, acid taste.
Medical Benefits
- Kidney Stones: Administered while drinking lemonade, citric acid prevents the formation of kidney stones and ensures proper functioning of the kidneys. Citric acid's ability to chelate calcium and its alkalizing properties make it useful as a method for preventing kidney stones as well as several other kidney ailments.
- Anti-oxidant: As an anti-oxidant, citric acid may be able to neutralize the damaging effects of free radicals, unstable compounds that can accumulate in the body and can trigger the growth of cancerous tumours.
- Mineral absorption: Specialists say that the citric acid associates itself with minerals and metals easily, a trait which accelerates their absorption into the body.
- Skin Care: Citric acid is a common ingredient found in face packs and skin products. It is considered an antioxidant that can help the regeneration of skin tissue and slowing down the aging process.
- Skin Color: In the case of stained skin or freckles, the use of a cream rich in citric acid will have a depigmentation effect.
- Sore Throat: Citric acid is of great help when a person has tonsillitis. Gargling with a combination of citric acid and water will clear the infection from the throat because it effectively kills the germs that are causing the infection.
- Nausea: Citric acid can quickly and effectively reduce nausea by reducing the gastric acidity.
Despite its many health benefits, it is important that you avoid citric acid without first consulting a doctor. Citric acid supplementation can cause a variety of side effects, including vomiting, diarrhea, nausea and abdominal pain.
Other Uses
- Flavor: Citric acid provides flavor to aliments, sweets and to soft drinks and alcoholic drinks.
- Food Production: It strengthens the gelatin in jams and slows down the oxidation process in fruits and fruit products, by combining itself with the naturally present metals and preventing their discoloration. Citric acid is often used for creating the proper environment for the enzyme activity in the process of cheese making. It can also be used for making ice cream because it helps the fat cells in dairy separate.
- Pest Control: Citric acid is known to have the ability to destroy bacteria, mold, viruses and rust, and therefore was used in the production of pesticides, fungicides and disinfectants solutions.
- Alcohol Production: Sometimes, citric acid is added to wine, if the grapes used have low acidity to improve the taste. When manufacturing beer, citric acid reduces the sugar loss from the barley as it germinates. Therefore, more of the sugar turns to alcohol, and beer production is optimized.
- Drugs: Citric acid is used in the manufacture of medicinal products and in bio-technology industries. It is combined with sodium bicarbonate for medicines such as Alka-Seltzer.
Side Effects
- Stomach upset: Taking supplementation of citric acid can cause vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, loss of appetite and abdominal pain.
- Yellow skin or eyes: These symptoms can occur, although they are rare.
- Bloody or black, tarry stool: Discoloured stools or bloody or cloudy urine are more serious symptoms. You may also have a fever, headache, frequent urge to urinate or a decrease in the amount of urine.
- Dizziness or loss of blood pressure: Citric acid can cause a loss of fructose absorption which can lead to a sudden drop of blood pressure, dizziness, decreased attention and fainting.
- Affects infant health: Citric acid can affect the absorption of heavy metals like cadmium and lead into the blood. Citric acid supplementation is not recommended for babies or children.
- Can Weaken Hair: The acid opens the hair cuticle and it may also remove minerals from the hair. It may lead to its degradation, discoloration or breakage.
- Drug Interactions: Citric acid may interact with aluminum salts, tetracyclines like doxycycline, amphetamines and anorexiants drugs like phentermine.
Citric acid is a key component of the natural aerobic process of respiration. The naturally occurring acid is also a key ingredient to many household products and medicines. It can be used for certain health complaints such as kidney stones or nausea. However, citric acid supplementation is not recommended without first consulting a doctor. It can, even in small quantities cause stomach upsets, vomiting and abdominal pain.
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A Bookish Baby Shower
CJ loves parties - not just attending them, but using her resourcefulness to help plan them. This spring she created a baby shower with a literary bent: This shower was for a special couple that is adopting their first child. The colors were brown and green based off of the nursery. Given that both parents are avid readers, I chose an Owl and Books theme (owls to add whimsy and because they seem bookish to me).
I encouraged guests to bring a children's book instead of a card and included a bookplate in the invitation for them to write a special note on. My favorite parts were the owl cupcakes, the children's book cupcake toppers, the "alternate titles" game, and the onesie stenciled in the same owl motif.
CJ has made some party downloads available for free on her blog Pink Tea ("guess the title" game, favor tags, owl stickers and bookplates) where you can also read more about this bookish baby shower.
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Looks like a fun baby shower! I love the theme and all the thoughtful details you did to go along with it!
Oh my.... those cupcake toppers are so cute! What a lovely way to celebrate a new baby:)
Our bookclub threw us a surprise book shower, it was awesome. Everyone brought either a book they loved as a child, or a book they loved to read to their kids. Our son started off with a great & very personal library!
Is that an antique egg holder used as a cupcake holder or actual cupcake holder that looks vintage? love it!
WOW! What a fabulous idea! We have nearly all of these books in the picture...love it!
As a children's librarian, I say "HOORAY!!!" Great ideas here - esp love those cupcake toppers :)
I may have to steal the mini-book cupcake toppers for my daughter's next birthday party!
We JUST had my daughter's first birthday party last week and it was also book themed! We did all food from books (green deviled eggs and ham, muffin and cookies, strawberries and jam sandwiches...all from various children's books), had a dramatic book reading from "The Cat in the Hat" and had reading blankets on the grass with pillows and books for the children to enjoy. Everyone came dressed as their favorite children's book character. We also made party banners by photocopying the front covers of children's books (many of the same ones you used) and cutting them into triangles and stringing them. It was a big success! Where did you get the mini books on the cupcakes??
I love it! Another fun book-related shower ideas is using a picture book as a guest book. You could also create a game where you have to match book titles with authors and illustrators or match famous lines with their source book.
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This is a fantastic idea. Thanks for the whimsical take on a nerdy theme! Absolutely love it!
This totally rocks! We had guests bring something educational to our first baby shower which made for a good blend of nursery decor items with a learning element tie-in, books, and and cute pink dresses (can't rob someone of their right to purchase a pink frilly dress for a baby girl). Those flags on the cupcakes are just too cute.
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I am going to ask for this for my next birthday party! Why should babies have all the awesome fun? :-)
My book club has also done this for members who were expecting. It's nice to share the book(s) you remember as favorites from when you were a child.
I LOVE this idea and may adapt this for my daughters upcoming 5th birthday!
Even the napkins are pretty!
My friend the book editor had a baby shower at her work, and the gang made onesies with the covers of the books she edited. You could ask everyone to do that with their favorite children's book...
Can anyone tell me where I can get those cupcake picks? They're beautiful!
We are having a book themed baby shower for my sister, in which guests are asked to bring a book in lieu of a card.
Some concern is being brought up by guests; they are wondering how to control the books people bring so that my sister doesn't get 5 copies of the same book. We didn't want to provide people with a list of books because we asked people to bring a book that is meaningful to them ... what is your suggestion as to how to manage this?
Michellejenn - what a great idea! I doubt there is any way to manage what books guests will bring, and as you said, you want people to bring what is meaningful to them. Why not donate duplicates to a local school, library, or women and childrens' shelter? I don't see how anyone could be offended by that.
@MichelleJenn: I would also remind your sister that having multiple copies of books isn't such a bad idea with a little one--the little one will likely chew up a bunch of books during teething, and it's always nice to have spare copies for grandparents' houses, diaper bags, and so on. If you get the same book in different versions, like a board book and a paper back, the child can hold one copy while the adult reads another.
All that being said, there's only so many copies of "Goodnight, Moon" a person needs. You could steer different guests towards books on different themes or genres--ask some guests to bring a book about animals, others to bring an alphabet book, etc.
Can you tell me where you got the book cupcake toppers? Did you make them or is there a website to order them?
I would also like to know where you got the book cupcake toppers. Thanks.


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The recently announced "Heartbleed" vulnerability impacts a piece of software known as OpenSSL – a common software package used to assure the secure communication of data across the internet.
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We have also instituted remediation plans to assure that we quickly address any vulnerable systems, should they be identified. We will take other precautions as necessary to protect customer data. In addition to assessing our own infrastructure, we are diligently evaluating third-party vendor appliances and applications that may be impacted. We will work closely with any impacted vendors to monitor remediation of the vulnerability.
We initiated these proactive steps following the announcement of this vulnerability on April 7.
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Aetna has become aware of impostors who are calling people – often multiple times a day – and fraudulently claiming to be from Aetna. The calls may be from an automated service that repeatedly dials a number or from a live person. These calls are not being placed by, or at the direction of, Aetna.
By falsely claiming to represent Aetna, one of our companies or any other reputable company, these scam artists want to trick you into (a) sharing personal information that they will use to later steal from you; or (b) giving them money for promised goods or services that you will never receive. This form of fraud is called "phishing" and it is illegal.
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Arne Duncan | Education Secretary
Substance: B | Despite Chicago's performance, national optimism for his school plan is high.
Style: C | Erred by not talking to Fenger parents.
Cross Over Move: A | Former pro baller is a regular on Obama's b-ball team.
Over at California Watch, Louis Freedberg has a smart post that looks inside California's application for $700 million in federal funds from the Race to the Top program championed by President Obama and Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
The application is reviewed by an obscure panel that deserves more scrutiny, Freedberg says. He makes a good case. California got turned down in the first round of funding by reviewers, who provided the state no opportunity to answer their questions. The state also struggled to tell its story in the limited number of pages provided for by the application.
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Can we think of factories and commercial buildings growing vertically, in order to save land and bring those uses back into compact cities?
I'm an architect and I participate in a research project of the University of the Basque Country. We are doing research on higher density industry buildings and we think the global decision that has been taken in residential areas of going into higher densities, should also apply in industrial areas. Main reasons apply in both cases: shortage of building land and the need of a sustainable mobility.
Here in the Basque Country, the reasons that make us want to turn into higher densities are quite evident: rough terrain, high population density and industry still playing a major role in the economy. It is therefore difficult and expensive to obtain industrial land and the costs are very high. During the XXth century, there was in fact, a tradition of urban industry edification, but as in many other places, urban sprawl has prevailed in recent decades, spreading industrial buildings and emptying city centers.
We have seen many examples where, despite not being motivated by topography reasons, higher models have been recovered in order to prevent industries and manufacture activities being kicked out from growing metropolis (examples in Paris, Vancouver, Brooklyn…).
In our research work, we are examining the main practical problems that exist, paying special attention to the limitations set by the existing technical regulations and urban planning. The alternative may come from the growth in number of floors and merging of uses. So the final aim of this research is to find and work on new building typologies that would give a solution to these problems.
We are hoping the TED community will be interested in sharing and suggesting ideas on this subject, and would like to discuss on what possible solutions there might be. We'd love to hear of similar experiences around the world and would appreciate the sharing of some other interesting examples you may know.
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Sep 25 2013: Well... we actually do. The birth control and the limitation of the population are long-term measures, which would probably have to be studied in the future, but the exaggerated expansion and footprint in the land have already been made. We're seeking solutions that would improve and optimize what we already have.
Thanks for sharing Michael.
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Open Nightly at 5:00 pm
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- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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- Private Party Facilities: With private rooms for 16 to 200, panoramic views of the Richmond skyline and James River, The Boathouse at Rocketts Landing is a unique location for a special event. Antique brick, industrial steel, and a modern decor give your guests a glimpse of Richmond's rich history and vibrant future.
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Get your taste buds ready. The Boathouse at Rocketts Landing has brought award-winning dining to the banks of the James River. The restaurant occupies the top floor of the recently restored Power Plant building, which once provided electricity for Richmond's fleet of trolley cars. Rocketts Landing specializes in seafood as well as its signature wood-stone oven Gourmet Flatbreads. With indoor and outdoor dining, offering stunning views of the river and city skyline, The Boathouse at Rocketts Landing promises a truly one-of-a-kind, waterside dining experience never before available in Richmond.Continued
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- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (254)great for outdoor dining (204)special occasion (190)good for groups (112)romantic (111)great for brunch (75)vibrant bar scene (70)hot spot (60)fit for foodies (59)neighborhood gem (55)notable wine list (47)great for lunch (46)late-night find (28)kid-friendly (19)Show More
- our brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/21/2014Everything I had on our brunch (the buffet) was delicious. The view and atmosphere were excellent. Our waitress was extremely pleasant and knowledgeable. Overall we had a very pleasant experience.Special Features:
- Had a wonderful time!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/21/2014Staff was most attentive - they made sure we enjoyed ourselves and we thank them very much. Outside seating was most relaxing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A beautiful viewMichaelCDined on 9/20/2014The location of this restaurant cannot be beat. The view of the city skyline to the west and down the James River to the east is fabulous. Service is usually very good but it can get very busy. Try for a seat outside or at least away from the bar.Special Features:
- Special OccasionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014Us parents, living out of state, asked my daughter to find a nice place to celebrate her 21st birthday. We got off to a rocky start when the valet parking had just closed (Saturday night at 7:15) and my husband had to park quite a distance away but once inside all was great. We had met some other people & our table could not have been more perfect & exactly what I had asked for. The menu had something for everyone & we had such a nice, leisurely dinner. The service was great, wine well priced & everyone was happy with their choices of food. THANKS for helping us to make such a nice memory for this special birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv2doWIneVIPDined on 9/20/2014Great dinner here with friends on a Saturday night. View is breathtaking and when the sun sets, it's a fabulous sight. Prices aren't cheap but well worth the price. Go on a "Wine Wednesday" a get a 1/2 price deal on certain wines. We will be returning :)I would recommend this to a friend.
- WOW!!!1Foodie4uDined on 9/17/2014This was my first time visiting the Boathouse at Rockett's Landing and will certainly not be the last. The food, service and view of RVA is incredible. We really did not want the evening to end. I cannot wait to go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not pleasedSadDinerDined on 9/14/2014When I first arrived I was greeted quite pleasantly and then was asked were we there for a celebration and we stated yes, Its my birthday. Nothing else was said or done. I figured a piece of cake would have arrived at our table at some point. I ordered the broiled seafood platter and specifically asked that my asparagus be replaced with cole slaw due to a food allergy. The waiter brought out my food with the asparagus touching the scallops and shrimp and then he bought out a small silver container with the cole slaw which was only about a forkful worth.Special Features:
- Every Enjoyable Every TimeAlwaysEnjoyableDined on 9/14/2014We have enjoyed all of our visits to the Boathouse and meet/take friends whenever we get the chance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meeting old friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/10/2014We, seniors, met other seniors to catch up on what we had missed in their life. The noise level was such that four people could not hear and we ended up having a conversation only with the person we sat next to. The menu was pleasing. We found that we waited and waited for anything. Finally we asked three times for a check in the middle of our meal and had not gotten it by the end of the meal. We really waited and waited. The server was polite and the food served hot but such a long wait. We also had difficulty parking but that is because you were very busy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful viewsScoobyDined on 9/10/2014We celebrated our anniversary and had a wonderful meal. The best peat was the balcony overlooking the river was fantastic!Special Features:
- Boathouse - Richmond ReviewOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/9/2014Celebrated our 25th at your find location. The host was so sweet and worked with us on our table request. The bartender was just as gem as well. The food server who completed the experience did a really wonderful job as well. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time afternoon lunchamazedDined on 9/6/2014The atmosphere and ambiance was great. Nice view of the river. The food was good and hot when served. local adequate parking during the afternoon. Highly recommend for a late afternoon or early evening outing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful view and great servicepshartDined on 9/5/2014We have dined here many times. My husband loves the fried oysters and the crab dip as a first course. I had the blueberry salad which was very good. He had the stuffed shrimp and enjoyed them. My only negative comment is the noise level. I find it difficult to converse because it is so noisy. Wish they could do something about the noise level. That would make it a perfect place to dine!!Special Features:
- DisappointingMbiggersDined on 9/4/2014I have had brunch at The Boathouse many times. Wanted to bring friends for a special celebration for dinner on a week night. The service was very poor. The waiter was assigned too many table including inside (where we were seated) and some outside. It took more than 10 minutes to have water glasses placed on our table & more than 20 additional minutes for a bottle of warm water to fill the glasses. We were finally asked for our drink order, placed these & waited more than 20 minutes to receive the drinks only after I approached the bar to inquire about the drinks! Sorry, for a dinner at $400 for 4, the service is not great. I may go to brunch again but not for dinner. There are too many fantastic diner venues in Richmond to include This 1.Special Features:
- Great AtmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/3/2014The atmosphere was great and really romantic right on the river. We went on wine Wednesdays so they had a great selection of bottles of wine that were 1/2 off. Food was decent, but as with any fancy place you get a very skimpy portion for the price. Any real seafood place would have given you twice the amount of food and of course a lot better service. Our waiter kind of ignored us.Special Features:
- Best date night dinnerKramrvaDined on 9/3/2014I always love the raw oysters here. They have a great beer, wine, mixed drink selection. I got the crab stuffed shrimp, my girlfriend got the seafood pasta. We both really enjoyed the food and would highly recommend to everyone looking for an especially nice dinning experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ElizabethDined on 9/3/2014Took a business rep, here from California, to dinner here. He appreciate the view of the city. Would recommend for a nice place to go especially for those visiting Richmond.Special Features:
- Excellent RestaurantMartyHDined on 9/3/2014Took awhile to get to the Boathouse but thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. We will return for the food and the view.Special Features:
- A Great Dinner at the Boathouse!djmjVIPDined on 9/2/2014We have been regular visitors to the Boathouse at Rocketts Landing and continue to enjoy a great deal. In recent visits they have had menu changes but continue to have something that would please most anyone. Our waiter recommended the Wahoo fish special and it was fantastic. Even a substitution of the side dish was no issue. This is just the food and I have not even mentioned the great view overlooking the James River. Boathouse- keep up the great job!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MagsDined on 8/31/2014The staff was very welcoming and friendly. Food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Five-star brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/31/2014We visited The Boathouse for a Sunday morning brunch. The food, river view and music were all great (not sure if the music was recorded or satellite radio). Another memorable highlight was our waiter Greg who did a great job taking care of us. On his recommendation, we had delicious peach bellini cocktails. One of us had the made-to-order omlette that included a delicious biscuit, well-cooked tasty bacon and a generous side of fruit. Another had a top-your-own Belgian waffle with the same sides, and the other member of our party had a bowl of clam chowder and a juicy cheeseburger with well-seasoned fries. We'd definitely recommend this restaurant and would return here for future meals.Special Features:
- Date night favoritejsatcDined on 8/30/2014I've been to the Boathouse several times. I love the ever changing menu and nightly specials. If you are a bit of a connoisseur regarding seafood, their's is not the best. Food quality is great, preparation is not always on point. Without fail, the service is always fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls lunch, my invitationRenaeVIPDined on 8/30/2014I have hosted friends here three previous times in the past six weeks for brunch and for dinner. Each time the food was as good as the perfect river view and service. I am sad to report that Sat. lunch did not measure up. I had raved to my friends about the food and was sorry that not one person at the table, including me, finished their food because it wasn't good. One of my favorite appetizers, fried oysters, were hard, either over fried or reheated. I usually savor them, but only ate 2. No one really complained to eachother or the waiter, and it was only shared on the drive home. Very disappointing meal. And my peach bilini was terrible..hard to mess up, but some mushy raspberries and a substance at the bottom that did not mix in.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a view!WeekendfoodieDined on 8/29/2014Sitting outside as the sun sets is a must! It is simply breathtaking!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SallyDined on 8/28/2014excellent dinner experience....food on terrace setting at sundown was superb....nice place for special occasionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JeffDined on 8/27/2014The weather was nice so it was a perfect night for a drink outdoors before dinner. Our table was ready on time and the service was good, not exceptional. The food at the Boathouse has been hit or miss for me in the past but it was on point Wednesday night. For dinner I had the shrip and scallop pasta. The portion was just right and quite tasty. Everyone in our party enjoyed their meal. The noise level which can be very loud at the Boathouse seemed much more controlled during our dinner. The only negative was that we must have had the worst seat in the resturuant. The setting sun shone very badly in our face. The window in front of us did not have any protection causing our side of the table to all have to wear our sunglasses during dinner.Special Features:
- Average restaurantEvs73Dined on 8/24/2014This was my first time dining at the Boathouse and I was not impressed. Service was disappointing and the food was average. We had to ask for water, bread, and bread plates, in that order.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday NightDissapointedDined on 8/24/2014My husband and I celebrated his birthday on the 24th and my expectations were high. We were not disappointed. Our waiter was knowledgeable, friendly and attentive. We sat outside, which I had requested, which made for a wonderful evening. We've been there before and will continue to frequent this gem.Special Features:
- Enjoyable DinnerBisonworldDined on 8/24/2014Great dining experience with a fabulous view! We were lucky enough to get a corner table, with an awesome view of the James river. I ordered the Lobster Bake which was fabulous! This item is a 'must try' before it's gone for the season.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chuck55Dined on 8/24/2014Thiw was my first time here with my iancee and the service and food was excellent. Our server Brice was knowledgable and friendly about the food and wine list. He did not rush us so we had time to eat each course without having the next piled on in front of us. Yes its romantic and classy and all that I expected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- admiralVIPDined on 8/24/2014Fantastic views of Richmond, especially in the morning and middaySpecial Features:
- Nice placeCLJLDined on 8/23/2014I wish it hadn't rained because outdoor seating would've been better for us. Inside was just a bit too loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date night specialGirlAboutTownDined on 8/23/2014We had never been to the Boathouse before & were looking for a place for date night that was different from our norm. Loved the idea of sitting on the deck next to the water and enjoying a good meal. Mother Nature took care of the great weather and our waiter, Kenny, took great care of us. He recommended a dish or two and led me toward a great crisp wine to enjoy. We had the salmon (grilled w/ red potatoes and asparagus) & the rockfish special. We also enjoyed the calamari, fresh caprese salad, and the pizookie for dessert. Food was timely, hot and delicious. The manager came by to say hello and check on us and the floor staff who delivered/cleared the dishes were great too. We really enjoyed the evening, the view and especially the food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceLifewithmoreDined on 8/22/2014My husband & I finally made it out to The Boathouse, and it was everything we hoped it would be. Excellent food, excellent location, excellent service, & a perfect dining experience. We couldn't be happier, or recommend it more.Special Features:
- Great for a birthday celebration!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/20/2014We loved the view until it rained and then were helped to relocate inside. Half price wine was an added bonus! Love the Boathouse:-)Special Features:
- BoathouseBarbBill2505Dined on 8/20/2014We enjoyed our dining experience at the Boathouse Wed. night. The food was everything that we hoped for. We also didn't know that Wed. night was half price on wine, so of course we had a nice bottle of wine along with our meal. Our waiter, Matt was excellent and informed us on a little bit of the history and all the specials as this was our first visit. The noise level was just a bit loud but other than that looking forward to a return visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best waitstaff...food well...TheBaronessVIPDined on 8/19/2014Could use some upgrading....miss the sushi from the menu...the oysters were ok but not great...and the choices were so so but the old menu was better....good drink menu but when I didn't like the drink I ordered the bartender just added sprite and sent it back....the waiter was very friendly and very kind since my dinner partner went to the wrong boathouse and I had to wait....that is the second situation I have had where the locations were confused....I think they need to rename one of the restaurants....Special Features:
- Thank YouJTomDined on 8/18/2014Everything was great. My wife's birthday. Perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining with a ViewMotaVIPDined on 8/17/2014Boathouse may be the best spot in Richmond to enjoy a good meal, beautiful views of the Richmond skyline, and the peace and tranquility of boats passing by underneath on the James River. Just a lovely setting and good , quality food at reasonable prices.Special Features:
- Not impressedStarryeyedDined on 8/17/2014We went for my daughter's 16th Birthday and she was treated wonderfully. however our server left drinks emptied and was just not great. Our biggest disappointment was the food. The Crab Cakes which were to have no filler were soggy and mostly filler. Gross. We will return but for drinks and apps…not worth the hype AT ALL.Special Features:


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Spring Skiing Hotel Deal in Mammoth: Most of you might be getting ready to some surfboading instead of snowboarding but at Mammoth Mountain in California, the snow is just getting good. Ok, well, not really but spring skiing is apparently really fun there with both the US ski and snowboard teams visiting and with the Annual Pondskim on April 21. Plus, hotel guests at any of the mountain's hotels get a nightly discount based on the temperature from April 14-May 23. For example, if it's 45 degrees both days, then you will get a $90 refund on your hotel room at checkout. The daily high temp is based on the high temperature at Main Lodge recorded on the Ski Patrol website and you must stay two or more nights to get he refund. Go here to book.
Pay Your Respects to Lilly Pulitzer at Sea Island: The Cloister at Sea Island Resort, off the coast of Georgia, put together this Lilly Pulitzer Mother Daughter Getaway for Mother's Day weekend before the colorful designer passed away but now it seems the best way to pay your respects to the woman who made wearing crazy pink and green outfits acceptable. The deal includes a complimentary upgrade if available; a welcome bottle of pink champagne and green macaroons; a special Lilly Pulitzer gift; one massage for each guest at The Spa at Sea Island; one mani/pedi for each guest; one dinner at Tavola, the resort's new Italian trattoria; one dinner at The Georgian rom, a Forbes five-star resto and one pink rose petal bath for each guests. Rates start at $510 per person per night. So $2,040 for both of you for two nights. The deal also includes access to several Lilly-themed events over Mother's Day Weekend like a tennis clinic with Murphy and Luke Jensen, a Lilly Pulitzer runway show, and brunch on Sunday, although those are separate costs.
The Omni Wants You to Visit Sun Diego: The Omni San Diego is luring travelers to their hotel with promises of sun, sun and more sun. Oh and some sunscreen. Their new Sun Diego package includes room accommodations, complimentary valet parking for one car, two complimentary Seabreezes at McCormick's and Schmick's at the hotel, a bottle of sunscreen and a guide to the best outdoor activities and events in town. Rates start at $281 a night which is a little steep but if there's a ball game going on, it's totally worth it as the hotel is adjacent to the park. Go here to book and use code PKGSUN. No word if you get a refund if it rains but you could ask?
Have a Culinary Liason in DC: The Liaison Capitol Hill has redesigned its new restaurant, Art and Soul, as well as its lobby and guestrooms and is enticing guests to check out the changes with their Artisanal Fare Escape. Starting at $179 a night, the deal includes a stay in a recently renovated guestroom, plus a $100 dining credit for Art ad Soul. Go here to book and use promo code NEWART. The deal is good through September 2nd.
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Fondue And A Private Cinema At the New Alpina Gstaad
Ah, Gstaad. Maybe you too have fond memories of swooshing down the mountainside, hiking in the hills, sipping on Glühwein or hot chocolate, and eating fresh raclette cheese. It's all good. But now, it's even better because for the first time in about 100 years, there's a new luxe hotel opening: The Alpina Gstaad.
This 56-room Preferred Hotel is a real beauty -- think big stone fireplaces, pine interiors, cozy nooks, timber peaked ceilings and spectacular views of the Alps. No two rooms are exactly alike and, although beautifully-designed, also have plenty of quirk (just wait until you see the cowbell bedside lamps!)
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Vermont's Topnotch Offers Reduced Rate During Renovations
Topnotch Resort at Stowe Mountain in Vermont is undergoing a face lift this ski season, redoing the lobby to provide views of Mt. Mansfield (Vermont's highest peak). The construction will also result in updated guest rooms and a new restaurant.
Despite the work being done on property, the resort is still open for business as usual (FYI there are no longer cranes on property as the project has entered "phase two"). The resort is offering a reduced rate during the revamp , a gesture we can appreciate. The discounted "Renaissance Rate" starts at $200 per night. Normal rates begin at $250. So, you're basically saving the cost of a tank of gas. Pretty decent.
Many hotels remain open during renovations, but with something so central as the lobby under the knife, we wondered how it might affect a guest's experience. So we did some digging around to see what people were saying.
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Lake Tahoe's New Drug Den-Turned-Ski Hotel Is Pretty Rad
After Euclid's powdery onslaught trapped us in an 6-hour traffic jam en route to Lake Tahoe from the Bay Area this Christmas, we sought refuge at the ski mecca's newest piste-worthy pad, Basecamp Hotel.
Hey, if it's good enough for the NYTimes, it's good enough for us -- snowstorm or no!
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Ski, Then OD On Free Fancy S'mores At Park Hyatt Beaver Creek
Ski at Beaver Creek Mountain Resort in Colorado, and it's hard to deny there's any hotel better situated than the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek. Other Beaver Creek ski lodges and hotels can promise "ski in ski out" access, but none have Park Hyatt's backyard right at the base of the mountain, not to mention a front yard right in Beaver Creek Village.
You might expect uber exclusiveness given the hotels pristine location, but we recently discovered something unexpectedly communal about Park Hyatt Beaver Creek; free gourmet s'mores.
It was about 4 pm and we were coming in from our last run as the slopes were closing for the day. The sun was already on the move to set and we couldn't help but to notice the glowing fire pits at the Park Hyatt, just steps away from the Buckaroo Gondola. Why not wander over? It was far too picturesque and inviting to pass up.
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A Scenic Norwegian Escape Awaits At Juvet Landscape
With early snowfall in Colorado and Utah last month, we gave you a rundown of some awesome ski deals. But for killer winter views that differ slightly from your typical (aprčs-)ski resort, we're directing your attention to Norway today, specifically, to Juvet Landscape Hotel on the country's southwestern coast.
Taking its name from the Norwegian word for ravine, this tiny hotel is about an hour flight from Oslo, followed by another 90 minute drive from Ĺlesund airport. You can drive to Juvet over the Trollstigen trail, regularly listed as one of the most beautiful drives in the world, and the immediate environment includes Geirangerfjord, a Unesco World Heritage site.
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Epic Adventures Await at the Four Seasons Jackson Hole
Nice herd! And you may see one just like it on the winter wildlife safari tour offered at Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole
Christmas is around the corner, ski resorts are starting to tout first snows, and you better believe it's already starting to fall. It's official: ski season has begun! We've already shared some of the best early-bird ski package deals, but with so many ski deals and options flying around, how to make heads or tails of where to go first? We'll make this easy; start with the Four Seasons Resorts Jackson Hole. And not just because it offers some of the best ski terrain ever seen thus far out its back door at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, but also because the winter adventure doesn't stop at ski and snowboard.
Though it does indeed start there, and so shall we. Following three years of recent enhancements and additions to the slopes at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort -- a ski destination best known for its challenging terrain -- the mountain now brings the total percentage of intermediate ski terrain from 20% to 40%. Four Seasons Jackson Hole may just be the perfect place to get your beginner's feet wet, with a ski-in ski-out base that backs right up to both the majority of Jackson Hole's beginner terrain. When you're ready to move up, ride the new gondola -- also right behind Four Seasons -- directly to the beautiful new intermediate terrain.
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Snow Doubt, Get On These Early Ski-Season Deals
Recent snowfall in Colorado and Utah have kicked off an early ski season sparking a storm of deals and packages from resorts across the country. It's not uncommon to see early-bird discounts this time of year, but it appears there's an extra bit of excitement after last year's flop of a season.
It seems every mountain resort imaginable is offering some sort of bargain, whether it's ski and stay discounts, kids ski free, or complimentary hotel nights, so check around before checking in.
Here's a sampling of some of the best deals from major areas in the US and a few from afar:
Winter Park, Colorado: This local favorite owned by the city of Denver rewards guests who book a five-night stay ($169/night) at the Vintage Hotel before December 12th with a free season pass. The resort puts icing on the cake with a snow guarantee - previously booked nights can be rescheduled if snow conditions are not up to your liking.
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New Hotel Opens in Quebec's Charlevoix Region
Quebec's Hôtel La Ferme, has officially opened its doors after a soft summer trial. French for "The Farm Hotel", the modest property just 43 miles east of Québec City is part of the up-and-coming Le Massif de Charlevoix complex, developed by Daniel Gauthier, a former Cirque du Soleil executive, who has attempted to bring that sense of awe here.
Many equate the Charlevoix region with a skiing and snowboarding scene, but it's becoming a year-round destination due in part to this new project that spans 70 miles from Petite-Rivičre Saint-François to La Malbaie. Fall brings colorful foliage and bountiful farmer's markets in the public square that showcase produce, cheeses, foie gras, wines, and beers. Spring and summer uses the gondola for access to hiking and biking trails.
The hotel itself has 145-rooms spread out across five pavilions. Utilitarian in color and style on the exterior and green in practice—geothermal heating and cooling systems are used as well as a water and rainwater collection program—the inside appears more visually interesting.
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Attention Impulse Buyers: Viceroy's 48-Hour Sale Is On Now
Here's one of those sales where our heart starts beating, we say throw caution to the wind (and take a quick look at our calendar) and BOOK it! Starting today and ending 9/19 at 11:59 PST, the Viceroy Hotel Group is having a 48- Hour Sale.
You can save from 15%-50% per night on their worldwide luxury properties from Anguilla to Abu Dhabi. So, whether you want an island getaway, ski vacation or city escape, there are plenty o' options here.
There's only a little bit of time to think about this, so we'll make it quick and highlight just some of the properties available:
Viceroy Anguilla
•Rates start at $138.25
•Applicable Travel Dates: September 18-December 20
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FOND DU LAC, WI (WTAQ) - An escapee from the Mendota Mental Health Institute has been arrested in Fond du Lac.
The U.S. Marshals Service confirms the arrest of 30-year-old Graham Stowe Saturday night.
Stowe, who escaped last July, was taken into custody by Green Bay deputy marshals and Fond du Lac police around 9:30 p.m
Marshals say an informant helped lead them to arrest Stowe. He was committed to the institute in 2004, and again in 2009.
In 2004, police say Stowe broke into his former girlfriend's rural Brown County home. He allegedly tied up her brother and father, doused them in gasoline and threatened to light them on fire.
No one was seriously hurt.
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f ws den hu sng problems pi (9i) f Since the demise of Weber's married student housing, WSC's married students have been forced to rely solely on the surrounding community for their housing needs, and some married students have found that need difficult to meet. Married students often face the dilemma of having no regular income or only a part-time income and not having monetary support of parents. One student said that apartment managers often would not accept her and her husband as tenants since neither had a steady job, even though they were receiving money from the G.I. bill. Ability to pay The Signpost called several apartment managers all but one of whom required some proof of ability to pay the rent bill ranging from Many managers require some proof of present and future income. credit references to proof of income and bank statements. The Brownstone, on Harrison Blvd., requires no such proof. Manager Eugene Girardo said that "we've never inquired." He said he assumes that when people move in they can pay the rent. ' Most of the "apartment complexes" in Ogden do not rent two ft J WEBER STATE COLLEGE RESPIRATORY THERAPY PROGRAM A 'V A n f ; . II I . ' ; A x : if ' , t '. - - x - ; jf 1,1 ; M"- F4 i . 1 i ,J - 1 I .- f r A ; . i ' - - - J I , - I , . , , j .1 J HOW DEEP CAN YOU BREATHE: The WSC community can find out today in the UB between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mary Baxter (seated) and Marilyn Winward of the Respiratory Therapy shown here testing the equipment will be among those monitoring the breath capacity machine. t ' . A ms -.yj. li ft.- S (,-. . H .7 ;; yll " t . . ... .-w-'- L-irtMit ,,-..-..,f,.Jl-, . Am AAtsXZ s sSw-MC. 1 LIBRARY BOUND: Don Terry and his family head for the WSC library. Many married students have found the campus more hospitable to young families than local realtors. bedroom apartments for under $165 a month which many married students with children find to be too expensive. Most of the complexes also either limit the number or age of children or do not allow children at all, which forces students with children to seek homes in other areas. Old houses Many students, married, single, or with children, live in old houses that have been divided into apartments or else in basements and attics of family homes. An employee of the Rental Gallery, a firm that matches tenants and apartments said that she thought it would be very difficult to find an apartment above Washington Blvd. with two bedrooms for under $160. She said that below Washington, the cheapest would probably be $90. Some students however, with the help of time and legwork have found two bedroom apartments in the vicinity of the college for as little as $120. Close to downtown The experiences of many students suggests that the closer a student is willing to live to Washington Blvd., the more numerous these One realtor doubts that there is a two bedroom apartment above Washington for under $160 arrangements are. One problem single students who are striking out on their own for the first time have found is that they have no way to prove their credit ratings. Since they have yet to have any bills in their name, they often need to either prove their parents income or search for a place that doesn't require that type of proof. Most of the apartment complexes in Ogden were more willing to rent to married students with no children. One manager said that these students are more likely to have some sort of credit r ating, and are more settled down than singles.
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|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Could you please create a pdf of Hanuman Chalisa written in Hindi and its meaning in English.
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Uploaded Part 4 and Part 5 of Sundarkand are same. Pls upload Part 4 correctly….
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By: Tom Holland
Abacus Books, London
1999 (pb)
By: Tom Holland
Abacus Books, London
1999 (pb)
"What is it? Can you see anything?"
"Yes. Wonderful things."
The question was asked by Lord Carnarvon; the answer was given by
Howard Carter, as he first gazed upon the candle-lit burial chamber of
This may be the most famous dialogue in the history of archaeology and
the story of the discovery of the tomb of "King Tut" is
certainly one of the most famous. But Tom Holland has taken that oft-told
story, retained the historical accuracies, and has woven around that
history a wonderfully rich and fantastic supernatural thriller that will
keep the reader enthralled into the wee hours of the morning—especially
if the roll of thunder and the flash of lightning provides an appropriate
ambiance to consider once again the possibility of the "curse of the
Tom Holland, a British writer of considerable skill, has done this sort
of thing before—taken authentic historical mystery and then deftly
interpreted it with an occult explanation. His Lord of the Dead,
published a decade or so ago, offered a suggested explanation to Lord
Byron's mysterious disappearance in the Balkans as he fought for Greek
independence against the Ottoman Empire—he became a vampire, an Undead.
Not for nothing did Bram Stoker place Dracula's home on a craggy
mountain in Transylvania!
Tom Holland is even more imaginative in Sleeper in the Sands as
he traces some of archaeologist Howard Carter's career prior to his
famed 1922 discovery. He works in many aspects to that career to serve the
ultimate purpose of his book—to provide an "historical" and
mythological basis to the "Mummy's Curse"—including even his
sacking from the Egyptian Antiquities Service after a run-in with a
particularly loutish group of German tourists. His unemployment puts him
in a position to ultimately wind up working for Lord Carnarvon, who
financed the search for Tut-ank-Amen in the Valley of the Kings.
Stealing a page from 1001 Nights, Holland spins a tale tying
together the stories of medieval a Christian merchant, an Arab merchant, a
Sage of the Mountains, and even a desert jinni, to methodically weave
together ancient Egyptian and Israelite creation stories to explain the
practice of mummification of Egyptian royalty and ultimately the source of
the Mummy's Curse. Along the way he works into the montage a good bit of
medieval Christian and Moslem theology and tradition.
All in all it's a wonderfully crafted story that should provide hours
of reading enjoyment to any Egyptian archaeology enthusiast. Don't miss
this one!
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Macala is a writer, strategist, and storyteller. She merges her passion for storytelling and narrative with her deep understanding of technology and strategy to help bring innovative ideas, products and programs to life.
Interested in the tools and platforms that society uses to communicate culture, her writing and studies explore how people can become better communicators in order to shape their futures, share their ideas and create a better world to live in.
Her cultural insights have been featured in numerous publications including The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, AdAge and Adweek. When not immersed in the Internet of things, she can be found on the back of a horse.
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battle of the vanities…#MAGICLV #fashion