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TiconderRover, winner of the costume contest in2007, wearing a model of the Ticonderoga steamship which is on display at the museum
Dogs, dogs,dogs. Flying disc dogs, retrieving dogs, pointing dogs, sled dogs, obedience dogs, agility dogs, police dogs, working dogs, dancing dogs, and even fashion show dogs in costume - they'll all be at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne VT Sunday, September 13 starting at 10:00 am and continuing to 4:30.
Shelburne Museum Goes to the Dogs is a fund raiser for area animal welfare groups and an admission of $10 for adults and $5 for children is charged.
The PAWsitively Vogue Fashion Show and Canine Costume Competition is at 1:30.
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Mission Type: Flyby, Lander
Launch Vehicle: 8K82K + Blok DM (Proton-K no. 329-01 / Blok DM no. 11L)
Launch Site: NIIP-5 / launch site 200L, Tyuratam (Baikonur Cosmodrome), USSR
Spacecraft Mass: c. 4,920 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: Lander: 1) Malakhit mass spectrometer; 2) Sigma-3 gas chromatograph; 3) VM-4 hygrometer; 4) GS-15-SCV gamma-ray spectrometer; 5) UV spectrometer; 6) BDRP-AM25 x-ray fluorescence spectrometer and drill; 7) ISAV nephelometer/scatterometer; 8) temperature and pressure sensors and 9) IFP aerosol analyzer
Balloon: 1) temperature and pressure sensors; 2) vertical wind anemometer; 3) nephelometer and 4) light level/lighting detector.
Bus: 1) imaging system; 2) infrared spectrometer; 3) ultraviolet, visible, infrared imaging spectrometer; 4) shield penetration detector; 5) dust detectors; 6) dust mass spectrometer; 7) neutral gas mass spectrometer; 8) APV-V plasma energy analyzer; 9) energetic-particle analyzer; 10) magnetometer and 11) wave and plasma analyzers
Deep Space Chronicle: A Chronology of Deep Space and Planetary Probes 1958-2000, Monographs in Aerospace History No. 24, by Asif A. Siddiqi
National Space Science Data Center, http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Solar System Log by Andrew Wilson, published 1987 by Jane's Publishing Co. Ltd.
The twin-spacecraft Vega project was perhaps the most ambitious deep space Soviet mission to date. The mission had three major goals: to place advanced lander modules onthe surface of Venus, to deploy balloons (two each) in the Venusian atmosphere, and, by using Venusian gravity, to fly the remaining buses past the Comet Halley.
The entire mission was a cooperative effort among the Soviet Union (who provided the spacecraft and launch vehicle) and Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, the German Democratic Republic (East Germany), Poland, Czechoslovakia, France, and the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany).
Although the landers were similar to ones used before for exploring Venus, the balloon gondolas were completely new French-made vehicles that carried American-French nephelometers to measure aerosol distribution in the atmosphere. The cometary flyby probes, which contained a 120-kilogram scientific package for investigations, were protected against high-velocity impacts from dust particles.
After a successful flight to Venus, Vega 1 released its 1,500-kilogram descent module on 9 June 1985, two days before atmospheric entry. At 61 kilometers altitude, as the lander descended, it released the first helium-inflated plastic balloon with a hanging gondola underneath it. Mass was around 20.8 kilograms. As the balloon drifted through the Venusian atmosphere (controlled partly by ballast), it transmitted important data on the atmosphere back to a network of tracking antennas on Earth.
Balloon 1 survived for 46.5 hours, eventually terminating operations because of battery failure. The lander set down safely on the ground at 03:02:54 UT on 11 June 1985 at 7.2° north latitude and 177.8° longitude, on the night side of Venus in the Mermaid Plain north of Aphrodite, and transmitted from the surface
for 56 minutes. Having deployed before it reached the surface, the soil sample drill
failed to complete its soil analysis, but the mass spectrometer returned important data.
The Vega 1 bus flew by Venus at a range of 39,000 kilometers and then headed for its encounter with Halley. After a course correction on 10 February 1986, the spacecraft began its formal studies of the comet on 4 March, when it was 14 million kilometers from its target. During the 3-hour encounter on 6 March 1986, the spacecraft approached to within 8,889 kilometers (at 07:20:06 UT) of Halley.
Vega 1 took more than 500 pictures via different filters as it flew through the gas cloud around the coma. Although the spacecraft was battered by dust, none of the instruments were disabled during the encounter. Vega 1 collected a wealth of information on Halley, including data on its nucleus, its dust production rate, its chemical composition, and its rotational rate. After subsequent imaging sessions on 7 and 8 March 1986, Vega 1 headed out to deep space.


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There is a possible scenario in which one recites only the b'racha of she'Asa nisim on neros Chanuka without the b'racha of l'hadlik ner. Does the opposite scenario exist, in which one says only l'hadlik ner and not she'Asa nisim?
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Although he rejects the conclusion, Rav Lichtenstein entertains the possibility that a blind person would be required to say the first bracha but not the second. http://vbm-torah.org/archive/halak66/16halak.htm
If you are the one that lights the Chanuka candles in Shul, according to some Poskim when you light at home you only say Lhadlik Ner. (Refrences later)


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Engaging U.S. and Japanese University Students in Social Problem-Solving
August 17, 2015
The School of Science Summer Research Symposium was featured on nj.com on August 15.
July 14, 2015
The conference will focus on four theme areas of importance to community gardens: health and gardening, community and sustainability, urban gardening and poverty, and gardening and education.
April 22, 2015
Synergy with the University's Urban Coast Institute Highlighted
August 21, 2014
Monmouth University music industry students from its student-run record label, Blue Hawk Records, performed and toured in Italy this summer.
August 18, 2014
The successful internship program is coordinated by the University's Career Services office.
July 24, 2014
Political Science Professor Rekha Datta was featured in the Asbury Park Press on July 24
July 22, 2014
Premiere screening will be held on July 29
July 18, 2014
Biology major Erik Bugenhagen has received a $3,800 Tibor T. Polgar Fellowship grant.
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Justin R. Schlemm and Taylor J. Klodowski earned second place at Marathon Data Systems' Second Annual "Marathon Hackathon"
June 23, 2014
Anthropology Professor Richard Veit, Adjunct Professor Sean McHugh, and Monmouth University students were featured in The Star-Ledger/NJ.com
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In addition, Warncke Award was presented to Dr. Margaret DelGuercio and Dr. Brian Greenberg.
April 25, 2014
The program is designed to allow current college students to mentor future college students from the local community while improving writing skills.
Chair and Specialist Professor of Music and Theatre Arts Joe Rapolla and Monmouth University students were featured in the Asbury Park Press on April 25.
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...aft-version-2/ They have Eric Fisher falling to us at 12.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...aft-version-2/ They have Eric Fisher falling to us at 12.
They also have Tharold Simon from LSU getting taken in the 1st. He's big but ran a 4.5 40. Rated lower than several other DBs like Poyer and Slay. So, yeah, we'll see.
Fisher won't fall out of the top 3.. I can assure you that.. There's going to be some trades for the top 3 tackles.. I expect all to be gone by the 6th pick
I am waiting for PFT to make a political statement saying that their mocks are so wild intentionally because that draft is unpredictable. That mock drafts are stupid so they will make stupid mocks.
Florio is brutal.
Lane Johnson 27? No Bjeron Werner ?
I understand that the draft is unpredictable but I would bet my left testicle that Eric Fisher is long gone before 12, Jarvis Jones is long gone before 31, and Lane Johnson is long gone before 27.... Some of these picks just make no sense.
Please... End this misery this season.
it would be nice. but never going to happen.
Mayock now has Fisher #1 off the board, I think.
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better. - S. Beckett
Florio is an unqualified jacka**
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Here at Thomas More College, our core curriculum emphasizes the ultimate meaning of life, our place in the world and our social/ethical responsibility. No program examines these issues more thoroughly than the Sociology curriculum. We offer you a foundation in the basics and allow you to tailor the rest of your coursework around your own interests and career aspirations. We encourage you to apply up to six hours of co-op credit to your degree to help tie practical experience to your academic work.
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A sampling of courses for a degree in Sociology includes:
- Principles of Sociology
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- Sociology of Education
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Thomas More offers several special opportunities to explore social issues through academic conferences and community service projects. The student club helps fund student participation in such activities to promote social awareness. The Mexican-U.S. Border Studies Program combines service learning with third-world experience. And as of May 2007, our Mexican Cultural Studies Program will provide a month-long study/service opportunity in Oaxaca, Mexico. Getting involved beyond the classroom will enhance your personal and professional growth at Thomas More.
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Tablet PCs are hot. In early 2007, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas and MacWorld Expo in San Francisco, no less than three landmark tablets made their public debut:
- Flybook A33i - an 8.9-inch foldable touch screen computer by Holbe Dialogue Europe; $2,670 (approx)
- Model 02 - the 60Gb hard drive ultramobile PC by OQO; $1,850
- ModBook - a Mac tablet by Axiotron; $2,279
At first glance the stumbling block that prevents a vintage Stylistic 1000 from becoming a useable modern Tablet PC might seem to be a hardware issue--lack of styli, rechargeable batteries, memory, and hard drives. Not so; all of these issues can be successfully resolved.
The real trick in making a Stylistic 1000 work like a modern Tablet PC is trying to get an operating system to boot. Take your pick: Linux, Windows, DOS, and even Mac each OS attempt is fraught with failure.
And therein lies the tale--a tale of a project gone horribly awry.
Step 1: How to Create a $250 Tablet PC
Time: Days to Weeks
Cost: $217.77 w/o option
Difficulty: Maybe impossible
Parts List
- (1) Fujitsu Stylistic 1000; HSC Electronic Supply #20791; $29.95
- (1) stylus; FinePoint Innovations # KCP6; $75
- (1) battery; Batteryspace.com #NB-LAP03; $79.95
- (1) memory; MemoryTen #FMW3EM16; $19.95
- (1) CompactFlash ATA/PCMCIA adapter & CompactFlash memory card; Amazon.com SanDisk SDDR-64-768 Compact Flash to PC Card Adapter; $12.92
- 512Mb CompactFlash card; Amazon.com SanDisk 512 MB CompactFlash Card, SDCFB-512-A10; $9.99
- PS/2 keyboard; salvaged
Also have you been experimenting with partitioning software to set things like "primary partition", "boot" flag and "active partition"? I'm not sure if these surplus tablets also come with drivers on floppy disk...
You are probably referring to 16-bit ports (and older) slots. Trying to fit a newer card in there could be damaging to the unit.
Also - maybe look at your boot order in the BIOS and ensure that it is booting from the hard drive first. This is most likely why it isnt working.
assuming you have a *complete* unit now...what do you do for pen recognition (i.e applications)? Is there a programmer's manual for this unit, particularly specifics regarding the API or whatever that's specific to pen utilization???
the pens are pretty high quality. I bought 3 off the guy over a month ago when they were only 10$ LOL LOL. And no sooner did I obtain the most critical component for the unit did my screen develop a blemish. It's still usable, but I didn't abuse it. I think it was heat related (left it in the car, but not in direct sunlight or anything).
Comes with stylus, battery, 2 screenprotecors, and AC Adapter. No documentation. User Guide PDF from Halted page. Mine has 7 hour battery life. YMMV.
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Circuit Length: 5.419 Km
Laps: 57
Lap Record: 1:38.683 = 197.687 km/h T. Glock (Toyota) 2009
This is the fourth F1 year for Valencia, a track starting to mature and earn its place on the calendar after a less-than-thrilling start in 2008.
Last year's big moment? Of course, Mark Webber getting airborne at 306 km/h when Kovalainen's Lotus braked early for Turn 12… one of only two DNF's for the Aussie in the whole season.
While Webber flew, literally, Vettel flew metaphorically: his win in 2010 was the second in three years from pole position; Massa's Ferrari did it first time out in `08. The only other Valencia winner to date is Barrichello for Brawn in `09.
Last year no fewer than nine drivers were given time penalties for allegedly going too fast in a Safety Car period; Glock was also docked 20 seconds for ignoring blue flags.
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Pole Position:
Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault) 1:37.587 = 199.907 km/h
1st: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault)
2nd: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren)
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Decorated Farmhouses of Hälsingland
Decorated Farmhouses of Hälsingland
Seven timber houses are listed in this site located in the east of Sweden, representing the zenith of a regional timber building tradition that dates back to the Middle Ages. They reflect the prosperity of independent farmers who in the 19th century used their wealth to build substantial new homes with elaborately decorated ancillary houses or suites of rooms reserved for festivities. The paintings represent a fusion of folk art with the styles favoured by the landed gentry of the time, including Baroque and Rococo. Decorated by painters, including known and unknown itinerant artists, the listed properties represent the final flowering of a long cultural tradition.
Fermes décorées de Hälsingland
Sept maisons de bois composent ce site de l'est de la Suède qui représente l'apogée de cette tradition régionale de construction en bois qui remonte au Moyen âge. Cette tradition reflète la prospérité des fermiers indépendants qui utilisèrent leurs richesses, au XIXe siècle, pour construire d'imposantes nouvelles demeures avec des bâtisses entières ou des enfilades de salles entièrement réservées aux fêtes. Les peintures témoignent de la fusion de l'art populaire et des styles prisés par l'aristocratie terrienne tels que le baroque ou le rococo. Décorés par des peintres, artistes itinérants connus ou inconnus, les biens représentent l'épanouissement final d'une tradition culturelle profondément enracinée.
Granjas decoradas de Hälsingland
El sitio consiste en siete casas de madera situadas al este de Suecia que representan el apogeo de la construcción en madera en la región, una tradición que se remonta a la Edad Media. Reflejan la posteridad de los granjeros independientes que, en el siglo XIX, utilizaron sus riquezas para construirse viviendas nuevas con salas o habitaciones auxiliares profusamente decoradas reservadas para las festividades. Las pinturas que las adornan representan la fusión del arte folk con los estilos preferidos por la aristocracia terrateniente de la época, entre ellos el barroco y el rococó. Decorados por pintores y artistas conocidos o desconocidos que viajaban de una a otra, los sitios inscritos representan el florecimiento final de una larga tradición cultural.
source: UNESCO/ERI
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Versierde boerderijen van Hälsingland
In het oosten van Zweden staan zeven houten huizen, die het hoogtepunt vormen van een regionale houten bouwtraditie die teruggaat tot de middeleeuwen. De huizen weerspiegelen de welvaart van onafhankelijke boeren die in de 19e eeuw hun rijkdom gebruikten om aanzienlijke nieuwe woningen te bouwen met rijk versierde bij-woningen of suites van kamers die alleen voor festiviteiten werden gebruikt. De schilderijen vertegenwoordigen een mix van volkskunst met de favoriete stijlen van de landadel van die tijd, waaronder barok en rococo. De boerderijen zijn gedecoreerd door schilders, waaronder bekende en onbekende rondreizende kunstenaars. De houten huizen vormen de laatste opleving van een lange culturele traditie.
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Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
In a comparatively small area of north-eastern Sweden, bordering the Gulf of Bothnia and known as Hälsingland, are a concentration of large richly decorated, wooden farmhouses and associated farm buildings reflecting the peak of prosperity for the farming landscape in the 19th century and the social status of its farmers.
Seven large timber farmhouses with richly decorated interiors are part of a concentration of over a thousand surviving timber structures in the Hälsingland area, dating mainly from the 18th and 19th centuries that reflect a timber building tradition that originated in the Middle Ages (12th-16th centuries AD).
The farmhouses, set in long fertile valleys within the Taiga forest landscape, reflect the prosperity of independent farmers who used economic surplus from their exploitation of flax and woodland to build substantial new houses with entire buildings or suites of rooms used solely for festivities. The owners commissioned artists from Hälsingland or itinerant painters from neighbouring Dalarna to provide highly decorative interiors to reflect their social status. These decorated houses combine local building and local folk art traditions in a highly distinctive way that can be seen as the final flowering of a folk culture with deep roots in north-west Europe.
The seven houses are spread across an area 100 km from east to west and 50 km north to south. Six of these are in Hälsingland Province with a seventh just across the border in Dalarna Province – although this area was culturally part of Hälsingland in the 1800s.
A particularly distinctive feature of the farmhouses is the provision of either a separate house, a Herrstuga, or rooms in the main house, set aside for festivities, special occasions or assemblies, and hardly used for the rest of the year. These rooms were usually the most highly decorated in the farmstead. Decoration consists of canvas or textile paintings affixed to the walls, or paintings directly onto the wooden ceilings or walls, some supplied in the 19th century by itinerant painters from neighbouring Dalarna, and known as Dalecarlian paintings. The subjects were often biblical but with the people depicted in the latest fashions of the time. The painting style can be seen as a fusion of popular art and contemporary landed-gentry styles, such as Baroque, Rococo or "le style gustavien".
The seven farmhouses are Kristofers farm, Stene, Järvsö, Gästgivars farm, Vallstabyn, Pallars farm, Långhed, Jon-Lars farm, Långhed, Bortom åa farm, Gammelgården, Bommars farm, Letsbo, Ljusdal, and Erik-Anders farm, Askesta village, Söderala. All have a number of decorated rooms for festivities (between four and ten), largely intact ranges of farm buildings, and are sited within a landscape context that has the capacity to reflect their agrarian function.
Criterion (v): The large, impressive farmhouses of Hälsingland, with their highly decorative rooms for festivities, reflect an extraordinary combination of timber building and folk art traditions, the wealth and social status of the independent farmers who built them, and the final flowering of a long cultural tradition in Hälsingland.
Each of the seven farmhouses contributes strongly to the overall outstanding universal value of the property in terms of displaying highly decorated festivities rooms in timber buildings, within an overall farmstead and within an open landscape that reflects its agrarian origins. Also each farmstead reflects slightly different aspects of the way farmhouses incorporated rooms for festivities and the types of decorations that were applied by different artists. Together the seven sites display all the attributes of Outstanding Universal Value.
None of the attributes can be said to be vulnerable.
All the farmhouses have been selected to show the relationship between the festivities rooms and the rest of the farmstead, for their good state of preservation and for their ability to display the full range of responses in architectural and decorative terms.
Together the seven components can be said to include all the attributes necessary to convey fully and truthfully Outstanding Universal Value. The repairs and restoration of individual elements have been undertaken by skilled professionals using mostly traditional materials and techniques. The exception is the roofing of farmhouses and farm buildings where traditional roofing material has been replaced by more modern materials in order to ensure the protection of the decorative rooms. In a very few cases, wall decoration has been reconstructed but these do not relate to the key rooms decorated between 1800 and 1870. Five of the sites are still directly associated with farming activities. The exceptions are Gästgivars and Bortom åa but these retain their agricultural surroundings.
Protection and management requirements
All components of the property are protected as cultural heritage buildings under the Cultural Heritage Act, 1988 and this ensures protection of the fabric and decorated interiors.
All the buffer zones, except Bommars, have been designated as areas of national interest for the conservation of the cultural environment under the Environmental code, 1988. That for Bommars needs to be extended to encompass the visible village landscape and given national protection.
For all the buffer zones, special protection measures have been draw up, under the Planning and Building Act, 1987. These allow for building permits to be requested even where these are not mandatory. The protective measures afforded by the buffer zone are included in the Municipal Plans. All municipalities have given assurances that all measures at their disposal will be used to protect the areas from unsuitable development.
All but one of the components of the property are in private ownership. There is thus a high reliance on private owners having the resources and competences to carry out maintenance, on-going conservation of buildings, and to keep agricultural practices alive in the surrounding farmland. As there is a long standing tradition of local craftsmanship in Hälsingland, this traditional protection currently works well.
The overall management of the series is undertaken by a World Heritage Management Committee. It consists of the farmhouse owners and authorities with a supervisory responsibility (the County Administrative Board and the municipalities) as well as other actors which have a vested interest in the development and continued existence of the property, such as local and county museums, the local development agency and the University of Gävle. The partners in the management committee will make decisions on measures to protect the property's values in accordance with Swedish legislation. The management committee also functions as a forum for raising important and current issues related to conservation and preservation, educational initiatives, sustainable development as well as participation and collaboration.
The Committee reports annually to the National Heritage Board.
A management plan for the property sets out over-arching objectives and areas for priority work. The Management Plan awaits approval by the County Governor. The Management Plan will be implemented by the World Heritage Management Committee and facilitated by a World Heritage Coordinator.
The value of the seven houses is conveyed by the smallest details of the decorated interiors. Although the state of conservation of the decorations is currently good, there is a need to benchmark what is there now and to document conservation history for each of the houses to underpin future monitoring.
The greatest threat to the seven components of the property is fire and there is an urgent need for fire protection policies to be in place for all components, within the context of overall emergency response policies. This process has now been started and will be enacted during 2012.
Long Description
In a comparatively small area of north-eastern Sweden, bordering the Gulf of Bothnia and known as Hälsingland, are a concentration of large richly decorated, wooden farmhouses and associated farm buildings reflecting the peak of prosperity for the farming landscape in the 19th century and the social status of its farmers.
The seven sites are, spread across an area 100 km from east to west and 50 km north to south. Six of these are in Hälsingland Province with a seventh just across the border in Dalarna Province – although this area was culturally part of Hälsingland in the 1800s. The farmhouses are seen as the best and most representative of the decorated farmhouse tradition, and have been selected from some 400 surviving decorated rooms.
Hälsingland is mountainous and fairly densely afforested province with the small amount of cultivable land (approximately 5% of the total) in long narrow, flat, valleys alongside lakes and rivers.
The rural landscape of small villages and scattered farmsteads has evolved over at least seven centuries. The landscape reflects the comparative independence of the farmers, traditional communal use of pasture, and mixed farming based on cattle breeding, arable cultivation, forestry, flax growing and hunting.
In the 19th century, communal use of woodland and pasture and traditional sharing of valley fields was replaced by a legal apportionment of land to farmers, part of a national land regularisation scheme This change brought considerable prosperity to the farmers who invested their new wealth in large buildings.
A particularly distinctive feature of the new or enlarged farmhouses was the provision of either a separate house, a Herrstuga, or rooms in the main house, set aside for festivities, special occasions or assemblies, and hardly used for the rest of the year. These rooms were usually the most highly decorated in the farmstead.
In the 18th century, most farms had houses and farm buildings arranged around a courtyard with a Portlider, or access building on one side. During the 19th century, the layout was often changed to a more open arrangement of house with side wings. Gradually during the hundred years from around 1800 many houses also changed from one storey to either one and a half or two storeys.
Most buildings were constructed of jointed horizontal timbers of pine or spruce from the village's forests. By the 18th century, the face of the timbers was planed smooth and in the 19th century many buildings were faced first with broad, hand-sawn, vertical timber boards, and later machine cut ones, often painted, to make the houses look more similar to those constructed of brick. Dark red paint using pigments from the Falun copper mines was also used in Hälsingland (and all over Sweden) and came to be seen a symbolic of Swedish rural life. Later in the 19th century lighter pastel colours were also introduced. The traditional roof covering was birch bark, held in place by thin split rods. This was supplanted in the 19th century by nailed shingles and in the 20th by tiles for dwellings and tin sheets for outbuildings.
A distinctive feature of the 19th century houses is their elaborate decoration, a fusion of popular art and contemporary landed-gentry styles, such as Baroque, Rococo and "le style gustavien". On the outside, this elaboration is commonly found in carved decoration around the main entrance door or porch, the work of local cabinet makers. Within, the houses were decorated with canvas or textile paintings affixed to the walls, or with paintings directly onto the wooden ceilings or walls, some supplied in the 19th century by itinerant painters from neighbouring Dalarna (Dalecarlia), and known as Dalecarlian paintings. The subjects were often biblical but with the people depicted in the latest fashions of the time. Four hundred painted interiors have been recorded, the majority from the 19th century. The names of ten painters are known, although the majority of the work remains anonymous.
The seven sites selected consist of farmhouses with a number of decorated rooms for festivities (between four and ten), with largely intact ranges of farm buildings, and sited within a landscape context that has the capacity to reflect their agrarian function.
In detail, the property consists of the following farms.
1. Kristofers farm, Stene, Järvsö
Kristofers farm, with two houses and service buildings arranged around three sides of the courtyard, is on the outskirts of the village of Stene. It was reconstructed in the early 19th century. The larger of the two houses was used solely for festive occasions and both its banqueting house and other domestic rooms have been richly decorated with freestyle and stencilled floral paintings, created by Anders Ädel in the 1850s, and which are typical of the upper Ljusnandal area.
The festivities room in the banqueting house – where the most important celebratory meals were served – has a free-hand painting of landscape views, divided into panels and framed by columns, wreathed in red and blue drapery. The central panel has a cross crowned with an eye, a symbol of God's all-seeing eye that marked the place for honoured guests.
2. Gästgivars farm, Vallstabyn
In the 1860s this farm, at the edge of the village of Vallsta, had an enclosed plan – four buildings around a courtyard. The fourth side was later removed and a further group of farm buildings constructed around a yard to the south.
The farm has two dwellings. The residential building was constructed around 1800 but refaced with smooth wooden panels in 1882. The second building, which was reserved for festivities, was constructed in 1838. The building for festivities was decorated throughout by Jonas Wallström over a period of some years. On the ground floor the main room is still in its original state, whereas some of the others have been partially repainted since the 1950s. The unrestored room has stencilled paintings on stretched linen fabric in a vertical design in imitation of silk brocade that is characteristic of Wallström's work. Around the paintings is a printed wallpaper border.
3. Pallars farm, Långhed
Långhed village is characterised by large farmhouses often of two and a half stories and impressive complexes of farm buildings.
Pallars has three houses, dating from the 1850s or slightly earlier, grouped around a courtyard. Both the main house and a house reserved for festivities in the east wing have Dalecarlian paintings. Pallars represents the time when large residential buildings had reached their zenith in Hälsingland. The main central house is of two and a half storeys with a mansard roof. Its façade is finished with smooth wooden panels now painted white and presumably originally painted to imitate pale stone. The house has a large richly carved porch. Within, two rooms retain their painted decoration. On the ground floor a living room has landscape paintings by Svärdes Hans Errson. The paintings executed in oils, together form one overall panorama of trees and bushes.
4. Jon-Lars farm, Långhed
Jon-Lars is the largest of all the Hälsingland farmhouses with seventeen rooms over two and a half storeys. Built for two brothers and their families in 1857, its empire-style porch shelters have two doors that lead to two separate residential quarters. The house is unusual in that all the rooms for domestic functions were within one roof and there is thus no separate festivities building. There are also no flanking farm buildings, the main group of farm buildings dating from the mid-19th century being a short distance away.
5. Bortom åa farm, Gammelgården
Bortom åa is a remote forest village in the border district between Hälsingland and Dalarna, an area that was colonised in the 1600s by Finnish immigrants. Its main farmhouse, built in 1819 and extended in 1835, was originally enclosed by a second house and farm buildings but these were moved further away at the end of the 19th century.
The entire old house has been preserved with its fittings and fixtures so that it now reflects a complete farmer's house from the mid-19th century. Some of the rooms were decorated in the 1820s and 1830s and others between 1856 and 1863. The lower of the two festivities rooms was decorated in 1825. The main image is of Sweden's Crown Prince in a covered carriage, flanked by soldier. Around the rest of the room are flower motifs on the walls and landscapes with buildings and figures above windows and doors. On the first floor, a festivities room was decorated in 1856 by the Dalecarlian painter Bäck Anders Hansson with stylised flowers in strong colours within simple frames.
6. Bommars farm, Letsbo, Ljusdal
Bommars farm consists of winter and summer houses built in the 1840s at right angles to each other, of two and one and a half storeys respectively. Both have late 19th century porches.
The rooms for festivities take up the entire upper storey of the winter house. The main room has walls covered with hand printed wallpaper, the design copied from wallpaper preserved at Ekebyhof Castle near Stockholm. Two other chambers were decorated at the same time, one with painted, marbled panels framed by a stenciled border and the second with a factory produced Renaissance revival style wallpaper.
7. Erik-Anders farm, Askesta village, Söderala
Construction of Erik-Anders farmhouse was begun in 1825 and, with its originally yellow painted facades, and hipped and gabled roof with classical moulding, it resembled a small manor house. Its one multi-purpose
farm building was constructed in 1915.
There are festivities rooms on both of its two floors and these were decorated in 1850 by members of the Knutes family from Dalarna. The ground floor room now has wallpaper from the 1890s, while the decorations in the upper rooms survive. The largest room has restrained decoration with marbled dados, below marbled panels with patterned border, and with garlands of flowers over the doors.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
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DURHAM, N.C. – Rodney Hood registered 19 points, eight rebounds and four assists to lead Duke to a 103-67 exhibition win over Bowie State Saturday afternoon at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Hood was one of four Blue Devils to reach double-figures in scoring in the contest.
"It was a great opener for our guys," said head coach Mike Krzyzewski. "Bowie State has a lot of guys who can handle the ball. They are confident kids and they can really handle the ball. They like to score the ball and press. I thought they went after us the whole game. Overall, it was a good performance. I thought our bench gave us great energy. It was a good performance in October."
"I just wanted to treat it like every other game but put a little bit more importance in it just because it's college and it's Duke," said Parker. "I feel really comfortable out there. My older teammates just help me with my nerves and get me going in the right way and with the positive attitudes that they share with me."
The Blue Devils finished the contest with 20 assists against nine turnovers, while shooting 45.6 percent (31-of-68) from the field. Jefferson, Hood and Parker were extremely efficient from the field, combining to go 18-of-26 (.692) from the field, including 16-of-19 (.842) from inside the three-point arc.
"It felt good, just to have a good team effort," said Hood. "We started off a little slow, but once we got into our rhythm, started hitting our free throws and got to moving, it felt good."
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The good news is, martini mania has precipitated a quite a few delightful new martini flavors. We recently tried two powdered mixes under the Twilight Cocktail label by Wildly Delicious:
Both were charming ladylike martinis. Although men drank them too, we see them more at garden parties, tea parties, showers, brunches, Mother's Day, and times when you get together with your gal pals and want to serve something special. They're lighter, spring-and-summery, and give the illusion of being better for you than other martinis, via healthy white tea and citrus.
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Taylor Swift won't Google herself.
Which is good, because typing "Taylor Swift" into a search engine is an exercise in inanity. You wind up with fatuous persiflage: Stuff involving her boyfriends (apparently, sometimes she has boyfriends!), her breakups with boyfriends (apparently, sometimes she breaks up with boyfriends!) or her boyfriends' relatives. (Actual headline: "Taylor Swift and Conor Kennedy's grandmother Ethel are 'Bestiez!'")
In the words of great American philosopher Charlie Brown, good grief.
Good grief to identifying Kennedy family matriarch Ethel Kennedy as "Ethel" and as "Conor Kennedy's grandmother."
Good grief to "bestiez," whatever they are.
Good grief to the hoo-ha, and to the unending string of breathless, goofy stories that pretend to poke into a somehow-still-personal life that Swift will write about in rhyme, meter and melody but doesn't want to detail in the mass media.
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The population that makes up the structure we call "school" can be placed on a continuum to show the way in which each individual is contributing to the development (or hindrance) of democracy. Point blank: each individual needs to be knowledgeable of the fact that he or she can push schools further towards a democratic entity, but they must be cognizant of the fact that schools were originally constructed as opponents to democracy. Of course, educational historians would love to have you believe that one of the original purposes of schooling was to teach people how to behave in a democracy, but that opinion seems to work in stark contrast to rows, grades, standards, and an emphasis on conformity rather than original thought and cognitive development.
Perhaps the original proponents of schooling were more realistic about what it took to be successful in a democracy. That's why everyone was trained to act as a widget and obtain a line of work by acting as a cog in the machine and performing the same rote task over and over again. Mix in a little discussion of history and citizenship and, all of a sudden, the misconception of what a democratic state is supposed to be comes to fruition. I would even go so far as to say that this type of educational schooling and pedagogy is what resulted in low turnouts for elections. Contrast this rote methodology in schools to what occurs today and one can see how students are working towards more "voice" and choice when it comes to how they act and learn. The students have become empowered through technology and, now that adults view them as a force to reckon with, have become more involved in discussing politics and improving voter turnout.
Every other adult in schools falls into one category for me when it comes to advancing democracy in schools: catalyst. If we all take a stake in helping students understand that their voice is important and that they have options when it comes to their education. It is almost as if adults in schools need to steal some Marxism and push towards a Proletariat Revolution by the students. The more that we urge kids to speak their minds, demand more options, and contribute positively to their education, the more pressure is put on the system to mold education based on a democratic state rather than a dictatorship.
Without question, many would resist and attempt to put down this type of insurrection by students. Our purpose, as catalysts needs to continue to be pushing students in the democratic direction while taking on those that would like to maintain the status quo. If education is to move the way of a democratic state, it will take the kids to ask for it, fight for it, and force it down the throats of those who are currently in charge. Similar to that of a King, no leaders of buildings, districts, or countries want to lose the power that they have "earned". This needs to change.
Recently, I read a tweet that made the following statement: the 21st century is a bad time to be a control freak. We need to start preaching that in our schools. Every teacher should feel it is his or her role to subvert the curriculum and prompt students to demand choice and democracy within the structure. It's time for students to say enough with the uniform curriculum, enough with the uniform scope and sequence, enough with the rows, and enough with the hierarchy.


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I could not find any specific description related by vowels.
The only name that comes to my mind is cognates, which are words that share the same etymological origin. Two cognates in the same language are also called doublets.


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Courchevel Moriand (formerly Courchevel 1650) is the place to go for affordable hotels and lively nightlife, with a great selection of apres bars and clubs open until the small hours. Even though the main road up to Courchevel (1850) cuts through the resort, it is not really noticeable as the village is centred around a quiet square and so retains the feel of an Alpine village. There is a good selection of shops here, including a Carrefour supermarket which self-caterers will find useful.
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The ski area above Courchevel Moriond (1650) has some lovely long green runs for Beginners to graduate to from the nursery slopes. Intermediates have a selection of blue and red runs to discover in the immediate area, including the lovely Chapelets run, before moving on to explore the rest of the local area. The slopes above Courchevel Moriond (1650) are wider and usually a little quieter than those higher on the mountain and there are some good areas for heading off-piste. There are also some great tree-lined runs for days when the weather closes in.
Courchevel 1650 is an attractive old village with quietly situated chalets, but it does offer a lively nightlife. It is also only a short bus journey from Courchevel 1850 for those wanting more evening entertainment during your ski holiday.
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Very nice, interesting thread. I'm a big reader, and my favorite author is without a doubt Ernest Hemingway. I couldn't agree more with the OP's favorite Hemingway books, as The Old Man and the Sea, The Sun Also Rises, and especially For Whom The Bell Tolls (maybe my favorite book) are my three favorites by him.
I'm also a big fan of some of Coetzee's stuff (especially Disgrace), Joyce Carol Oates (mostly her short stories), some Fitzgerald, and Nabokov. I read a lot of history as well, as I have a history degree. Depending on the subject and the way it is written I sometimes prefer those to fiction. Depends on my mood I guess.
Recently finished "The Sea Wolf" by Jack London, and enjoyed it more than I expected to.
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Robert Jordan, Terry Goodkind. (WoT, WFR - both are series)
R.L. Stine...Goosebumps
I read mostly science fiction so mine will pertain mostly to the genre. So here are a list of my favorites.
Dean Kootnz
Timothy Zahn
Eric Nylund
J.R.R Tolkien
J.K. Rawlings
Karen Traviss
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Knut Hamsun wrote the greatest novel of all time, "Hunger," but didn't sustain it and in fact went sort of crazy. Also a big fan of Charles Bukowski, especially his earlier novels, and John Fante's short stories and his novel "Ask the Dust" (avoid the movie, though, it's terrible).
Simon Scarrow for his Eagle series, Bernard Cornwell and Ken Follett
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i like a lot of what was already mentioned, but i also like clive cussler in all the various branches, dirk pitt, kurt austin, oregon files. i like lee child with his jack reacher series, i like tess geritson, james patterson, steven king, dean koontz, elmore leonard and carl hiaasen. i have even found the harry potter stuff to be enjoyable, my kids turned me on to that. plus too many more to name.
reading is so much better than movies, i hardly watch movies these days, i've read the books and the movies just suck, in my opinion.
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5 Jazz Christmas Albums For 2012
By Patrick Jarenwattananon
There's a certain intensity of spirit in jazz and improvised music, to the point where it occasionally aligns with religious worship. You especially see it around Christmastime, when certain musicians who happen to be Christians purpose their craft in observance of the season.
Of course, sometimes jazz musicians just like playing familiar songs.
Here are five records, all from 2012, which run the gamut of Christmas jazz. From deep meditations on the holiday's narrative to more offbeat ways to get into the spirit, inventiveness isn't a scarce resource this winter.
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Off on school run, so more details later, but headline is 14lbs, 3 and half inches of my waist and more energy than in years
WHOOHOO! Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The strangest "mixed blessing" I can report is that while eating so much spinach, tomatoes, fish, avocado, strawberries, etc, I learned I have a histamine intolerance...I know, how is that a whoohoo exactly ? --well, this is actually good news as both SkiLisa and I have it and we both researched it and we have compared notes. I have supplemented with the enzyme DAO (which can be depleted in a ravaged gut) and amino acids (ditto) which has helped enormously.
It was causing terrible burning in my skin and has been plaguing me for a long time. (this is not the same as an allergy and no testing ever revealed anything at all)
By removing high histamine foods (and the list is very long, unfortunately) I have started knocking it down, which, in turn has also stopped the erratic heart palps and frequent awakenings during the night, (now say Whoohooo!!!)
So, in summary, I am sleeping better, I have more energy and I returned to the gym after being unable to do anything very strenuous with my muscles in a dozen or more years..I can walk a brisk mile, do 8 strengthening machines, lift some weights and do yoga.
Not bad for a woman who could barely walk her driveway without gasping for breath and having terrible pain and cramping in the legs and back (celiac is so much fun!!).
My weight loss report is only 6 lbs. (but I'll take it!) as I had to resort to some grain (brown rice) in lieu of the loss of so many foods, BUT I do not look like the Michelin man anymore (you know the commercial guy who looks like he is wearing a stack of donuts?)
A good bit of reduction of inflammation is the major bonus -- as my rings are loose, my skin is not red and on fire anymore and I am not at all tired during the day.
A win-win for us both, I would say. I was not faithful in that I had the brown rice, but otherwise, it was not a major struggle at all.
I have to stick with the low histamine diet for a awhile, but for my "celebratory lunch" I had fish and chips at the gluten-free cafe and it was delicious and I have no ill effects at this point. Thanks for being a good "diet buddy" and for chatting with me all along. I am so proud of your accomplishment!


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Hi all! Here is where you will see all the lovely pages that were chosen as our LOTD!! Instead of posting a new thread each day, we are compiling by weeks, just to make the forum uncluttered Enjoy all the eye candy & inspiration and thank you ALL for creating such gorgeous works of art and sharing them with us all!
LOTD - October 8, 2012
Creepy by CLAUDIO using Spookaboo by Jusme Digital - I love all the circles and splats, great photo, too!
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Spooktacular by Jacqueline using Spooktacular Mini One & Two by eqrAveziur - that face says it all! Fabulous Clustering!
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So It Begins... by jilbert using Walk With Me Collab by Snickerdoodle Designs & Digilicious Designs - fabulous journaling & photos on this one!
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Beautiful Place by ofpinksandfairytales using Mediterranean Meanderby Studio4 Designworks - love the depth perception on this, clusters on the side are perfect!
LOTD - October 12, 2012
Photobooth by Christellevandyk using Photobooth Collection & Moose Maps: Photobooth Templates by Two Moose Designs - loving all the layering going on here and those fun little additions to her photos are CUTE!
LOTD - October 13, 2012
Plant Goodness by Sparkysgirl using Campo de Otono by eqrAveziur - the scene she created here is just so magical, I want to escape inside it!
LOTD - October 14, 2012
So Pretty by momto7 using Oh So Pretty by Just So Scrappy - how can anyone resist that adorable face?!! This is such a girly page, love it!
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Love all of these! Wow - have we got some talented members or what? Great choices and congrats to everyone!
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Tuition is $1,498 per credit (including all fees) for Summer 2015 through Spring 2016. The number of credits vary per calendar year and program.
graduate fellowships
Graduate fellowships are merit based and competitive. Students are automatically considered by the Graduate Review Committee and will be awarded at the time a student is accepted into the graduate program.
Financial Aid for Graduate Programs
Tuition & Fees 2015-2016*
Deposit (non-refundable) = $350
Tuition= $1,498/credit
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Follow these easy steps to apply for Financial Aid:
- For Prospective Students, complete the 2015-2016 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for summer 2016 by December 15, 2015.
For Current Students complete the 2016-2017 FAFSA for fall 2015/spring 2016/summer 2016 by May 1, 2015.
- Be sure to list Moore College of Art & Design's school code (003300) on your FAFSA.
- After submitting your FAFSA, you will receive a follow-up email from the U.S. Department of Education. Follow the email instructions to access your Student Aid Report (SAR). Review your SAR carefully to see if your FAFSA needs any corrections. If so, submit your corrections as soon as possible.
- The SAR will also tell you if your FAFSA has been selected for verification. If selected, the college will request a Verification Worksheet and certain tax documents. Submit any requested verification documents within 30 days of your notice from the Financial Aid Office.
- Complete Direct Loan Entrance Counseling at www.studentloans.gov.
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