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NASA calls it Sick Building Syndrome. I know it as a stuffy house that needs a good airing, as my Mom put it. By the end of January, if it weren't for the forest of houseplants in my home, I'd open the windows, despite the snow and freezing daytime temperatures. I did open them before I learned that tropical houseplants clean indoor air of pollution.
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The NASA studies on indoor pollution done in 1989 recommends 15 to 18 plants in 6 to 8-inch- diameter containers to clean the air in an average 1,800 square foot house. That's roughly one plant per 100 square feet of floor space.
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Common houseplants are the most efficient, NASA found. Some of my favorites like sansevieria, Lady palm and heartleaf philodendron are on the space agency's top plants list. My hanging basket of philodendron crawls and snakes all over the windows, to the ceiling, in the sunroom. It verges on being a weed, but a weed that does an excellent job in keeping that room fresh.
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Saturday, November 09, 2002JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 9, 2002) - Junior running back J.R. McNair rushed for a career-high 143 yards and the 15th-ranked Wofford Terriers compiled a season-high 488 yards on the ground in a 39-10 victory over Southern Conference rival East Tennessee State Saturday night at Memorial Center. With the win, Wofford head coach Mike Ayers picked up his 100th career victory and the Terriers (8-2 overall, 6-1 SoCon) set school records for wins in their eight years at the Division I-AA level and their six seasons in the SoCon. "I give a lot of credit to Wofford," said ETSU head coach Paul Hamilton, whose team dropped to 4-7 overall, 2-5 in conference play. "They are a great football team and they executed well tonight. They have developed into a strong football team this season and I commend them for coming in here and winning a tough football game." While the Buccaneers are now assured of only their second losing season in the last seven years, the Terriers could wrap up their first Southern Conference championship with a home victory over Furman next week in Spartanburg, S.C. "The credit goes to our kids," said Wofford head coach Mike Ayers, whose team entered the game ranked second in the nation with an average of 341.9 yards rushing per game. "They came out focused and knew what was at stake. We treated it like a SoCon semifinal game. We now have our chance to win a championship, which has been our goal. But we also know we have to play better next week than we did tonight." Wofford opened the scoring in the first quarter thanks to a 30-yard scoring run by McNair with 6:08 left in the first period. On that drive, McNair provided the most critical run with a 28-yard jaunt that took the ball to the Buccaneers' 41-yard line. With the Terriers' rolling up big offensive numbers on the ground, quarterback Jeff Zolman did not need to go to the air often, completing both of the two passes he attempted in the game. But one of those two passes proved costly for the Buccaneers, as Zolman connected with tight end Tommy Chandler on a 20-yard scoring pass with 13 minutes left in the first half. Todd Rhoden's extra-point kick failed, and Wofford led 13-0. The Bucs' defensive unit was able to get ETSU back into the game with 10:20 left in the first half when strong safety Gerald Sensabaugh (Kingsport, Tenn.) scooped up a Zolman fumble and raced 20 yards for the touchdown. The score by the ETSU defense was its second in as many games. Wofford did not allow the ETSU hopes to last long, as Zolman made amends for his earlier error and scored on a 31-yard run just over two minutes after his fumble. Then, after holding the Bucs' offense on three-straight downs, the Terriers took over at the ETSU 41-yard line and needed just five plays to score on a 15-yard Jesse McCoy run at the 3:45 mark of the first half. Trailing 26-7 in the second half, the Bucs pulled to within 26-10 thanks to a Wofford fumble and a season-long 42-yard field goal by ETSU's Braye Walters (Columbia, S.C.). However, the Terriers put the game out of reach in the fourth quarter thanks to a 9-yard scoring run by Zolman and a 32-yard touchdown run by Gabriel Jackson. The Buccaneers' offense - which has not scored a touchdown in 13-straight quarters - was led by senior quarterback Jatavis Sanders' (Stone Mountain, Ga.) 14-of-21 passing for 76 yards. Punter Aaron Bass (Clinton, Tenn.) put in a strong performance, punting nine times for an average of 48.6 yards. On defense, linebacker Scott Brumett (Pioneer, Tenn.) put together an impressive performance with 18 tackles, eight of which were solo tackles. ETSU will wrap up its season next week at SoCon rival Chattanooga. Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. at Finley Stadium.
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sweet potatoes, cut into large French fries
1 tablespoon
2 teaspoons
Italian seasoning
1/2 teaspoon
lemon pepper
1 pinch
salt and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons
olive oil
I am giving this 4 stars because I skipped the pre cooking step and didn't use the lemon pepper. I love sweet potato fries and I make them all the time because of this recipe. The secret is to make sure they are all cut fairly evenly and they are spaced out on the pan. If they are crowded too close together they will not cook properly.
Also always make sure to turn them at least once or they will get burned on one side. Regular potatoes you don't have to be so careful but sweet potatoes you do for some reason.
Suggested recipe made the potatoes too mushy. I remade omiting the pre-cooking and they turned out better.
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If you want them crispier, just skip the pre-cooking step and bake them longer (or cut them more thinly and keep the same cook time.)
my very first attempt at ANY kind of homemade french fry, and they came out perfect. I used sea salt, fresh ground pepper, and a dash of each: garlic powder, dehydrated onion, parsley flakes. Cut them into thin 2 1/2" fries & they crisped up perfectly. Awesome just with ketchup.. a new favorite food for sure!!!!
To get the fries a bit more crispy they need to be cut rather thinly. This also helps them cook faster. To season I always add salt, pepper, and paprika, which gives it a nice contrast between the sweet and spicy. Sometime I add fresh rosemary or a tiny bit of chili powder to kick it up a bit more.
I'll give 5 stars to anything my 19 month old will eat! He loved them. So did my husband and I. I didn't do the microwave part. I cut them thinner cooked 30 mins at 400 and to crisp up a bit, I put them under the broiler for a few minutes on each side. They were delish!
These were great. I only cooked in microwave for 3 min. Tossed with garlic olive oil, lemon seasoning and italian spices. Baked for 45 min. Crispiness depends on how thick you cut. The smaller cut, the crispier. I cut mine like steak fries and they turned out nice an tasty! My 2 year old loves these!!
Super good alternative to regular oven fries. I cut mine to about the size of two regular fries. Took about 45 minutes to really get them perfectly crispy, but they were too mushy on the inside. I'll only microwave them for 3 minutes next time and bake them for a full 45 min. Thanks for the great recipe!
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Card Game, or Jeu de cartes as it is also known, was the very first collaboration between Balanchine and Stravinsky, after the former moved to America in 1933. He wrote to the composer in France, asking him to write 'whatever he liked', so the idea behind the game of poker that the piece depicts was Stravinsky's. He called it a 'ballet in three deals' each of the short scenes depicting a hand of poker, and the interaction between the high cards, low cards and the unruly Joker.
Stravinsky later recalled, 'The idea for this ballet entered my head one evening in a taxi while I was on my way to visit some friends. I was so delighted that I stopped the driver and invited him to have a drink with me'. Stravinsky took the opportunity to parody the grace and elegance of classical ballet and also elements of the musical style of composers as varied as Rossini, Beethoven, Ravel and Tchaikovsky.
The first version by Balanchine from 1937 (then called The Card Party) was considered by some to be one of the few unsuccessful collaborations between the two great men.A new version was created by Janine Charret in 1945 for the Ballets des Champs-Elysées in Paris, and Balanchine's original was revived in America in 1951.
Most recently, Peter Martins choreographed it for New York City Ballet in 1992. However, the version most familiar and most often performed outside America is John Cranko's 1965 version, created for Stuttgart Ballet in 1965. He staged it the following year for The Royal Ballet; Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet first performed it in 1979.
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Each of the three 'deals' opens with the same brief march tune representing the dealing of the hands. The first hand features two tens and two sevens, the Queen of Hearts and the ubiquitous and mischievous Joker. The somewhat dizzy Queen of Hearts is flattered and partnered by two pairs of Spades who, between them, make a two-pair-hand. The Joker is dealt and the Queen becomes superfluous, so the Joker unceremoniously dismisses her. As he can become any card, he could be a seven or a ten, making the hand a full-house.
The next 'deal' is a straight flush the two, three, four, five and six of hearts. They are confident and work as a team, so when the Joker tries to intervene, they snub him. The last hand holds the ten, Jack, King and Ace of Spades, who are not pleased to see the two of Diamonds she is spoiling their chances of winning. However, she is undeterred and dances with enthusiasm. The Joker arrives, and transforms himself into the Queen of Spades (complete with crown and tutu!). He overcomes the other cards' suspicions and joins them to make the hand a Royal Flush, via a parody of The Sleeping Beauty! Finally, the Joker brings all three hands back on stage, as each quotes steps from their own deal. In the end, he has control of all the cards and triumphantly leads them on a wild chase.
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I enjoy fly fishing even though I'm not good at it. And I'll probably never get good because I go so infrequently. Over the years though, it has been the motivation to put me in some beautiful places and that's what I enjoy most about fishing for trout. The fly rod is just so I don't look like some idiot standing alone in a river. Now I look like a harmless old fool flogging the water with a stick. That's much better don't you think?
Early last fall, instead of going fishing as I should have, I visited the American Museum of Fly Fishing. It is a very impressive facility located next to the Orvis headquarters in Manchester VT. The building itself is a beautifully restored home on Route 7A a few minutes south of the town. If you enjoy fly fishing and all its traditions, you'll enjoy spending some time there. When I visited, admission was free to the main part of the museum but the art gallery had a small charge.
I was able to visit the library, reading room, museum store, and other rooms - there is enough there to hold your interest for an hour or more. And if you bring your fishing gear, you can fish the nearby Battenkill, one of the most famous trout streams in the world.
This Saturday, August 15, the museum is holding a fly fishing festival with displays and vendors of antique tackle, rod builders, artwork, fly tyers, fish carvers, and more. New to the festival this year is a great opportunity to "Cast with the Legends" where you can test famous antique rods to see how they feel. It's a rare opportunity to not only hold but also cast rods that would cost a lot of money to buy.
While you are in the area, I also suggest a visit to Hildene , the estate of Robert Todd Lincoln, some of President Abraham. It's a beautiful home with impressive gardens and grounds.
Manchester is known for its outlet stores, many of them very upscale brands. If you are a shopper, brace yourself to see many compelling bargains. Also, as mentioned above, the Orvis flagship store is located next to the museum and is a must stop too. Be sure to see the huge trout swimming in the pond that is half outdoors and half in the store. Just up Route 7A going north toward town, the Orvis outlet store has some incredibly low prices.
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Davis, Belcher lifts ETSU to 12-point win over Spiders in home opener
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 14, 2010) - Senior guard Tara Davis (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) scored a career-high 27 points and red-shirt senior post Latisha Belcher (Martinsville, Va.) recorded her eighth career double-double (19 points/11 rebounds) as the ETSU women's basketball team extended its home winning streak to 12 games after defeating Richmond, 96-84, Sunday afternoon inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
With the win, ETSU improved to 2-0 on the young season, marking the first time since the 1999-2000 campaign the Lady Bucs opened the year with consecutive victories. Meanwhile, Richmond, who was picked fifth in the preseason Atlantic 10 coaches poll, dropped to 1-1 on the year.
"I am pleased with the win today, because Richmond is a very strong and talented team," said head coach Karen Kemp, whose Lady Bucs tallied their ninth straight regular season win. "I always stress how important it is to protect our home floor, because we don't like teams coming in and leaving with a smile on their face. There are some things we still need to work on, but we shot the ball well and took advantage of our free throws."
Taking full use of the freebies was no lie, as Davis and Belcher combined to go 25-for-25, while the team finished 29-of-34 (85.3 percent). Along with setting a new career high in points, Davis also set a school and career record, going 14-for-14 at the charity stripe, while Belcher's 11-of-11 showing was a personal best as well.
"T.D. and Tish played well for us tonight," added Kemp. "Sometimes we would like to see Tara slow it down out there, but that's just how she plays the game. She goes hard at every possession and she is the leader we need her to be. For Tish to finish with a double-double despite not being 100-percent healthy shows how much passion she plays with each game."
Playing with passion is something the entire Lady Buccaneer team came out with as ETSU shot 55.6 percent in the opening 20 minutes and carried an eight-point lead into the break, 40-32.
In the opening minutes, ETSU hit five of its first seven shots and led 12-4; forcing Richmond to burn a 30-second timeout after Davis found Destiny Mitchell (Bluffton, Ga.) open for an easy lay-up at the 14:52 mark. The Lady Bucs extended their lead to as many as 12, 23-11, when freshman guard Jasmine McIntosh (Bowie, Md.) sank a jumper with less than ten minutes to play in the half. However, just when it looked like the Blue and Gold had things under control, Richmond picked up its play and pulled to within four, 24-20 - but after coach Kemp inserted three of her starters back into the game - the Lady Bucs were able to push their margin back into double figures, 40-28. In the end, the Lady Bucs held an eight-point lead at the break.
Just as ETSU was lighting things up, the Spiders were the exact opposite as Richmond shot 35.1 percent (13-37) in the opening stanza. The Lady Bucs were led by Davis' 11 points at the break, while Richmond's Crystal Goring led all players with 12.
Once again the Lady Bucs came out with some intensity to start the first 5 minutes, 12 seconds of the second half as ETSU moved its eight-point halftime lead to 19, 55-36, after Gwen Washington (Manassas, Va.) swished a jumper with 14:48 showing on the clock. However, Richmond turned up the heat on defense and its press caused the Lady Bucs to turn the ball over, resulting in a Spider comeback.
Fortunately, the spurt didn't come full circle as Richmond only pulled to within seven, 59-52, on consecutive free throw attempts by Leah Johnson at the 10:32 juncture. From there, ETSU was able to get its lead back to 19 on two separate possessions, and the Blue and Gold came away with the important victory in their home opener.
For the game, the Lady Bucs shot a season-high 52.5 percent (31-59), while Richmond was held to a 37.8 shooting clip (31-82). For the second straight game ETSU won the rebounding battle (47-41) and the points in the paint category (44-28).
"Despite giving up 84 points, I felt we did some good things on defense, because we contested a lot of shots," added Kemp. "Our goal for each game is to hold our opponent to 38-percent shooting and we reached that tonight. However, there are still some things we need to improve on and we will focus on those over the week as we prepare for Appalachian State on Friday night."
Joining Davis and Belcher in double figures were Mitchell and junior Natalie Pickwell (Kingsport, Tenn.). Fresh off a double-double effort at Chattanooga, Mitchell came up one rebound shy of another as she finished with a career-high 17 points and nine rebounds. Meanwhile, Pickwell totaled 10 points and five rebounds in 26 minutes of work.
After scoring a career-high 34 points in the win at Western Carolina Friday night, senior all-conference player Brittani Shells netted a team-high 25 for the Spiders.
The Lady Bucs return to action Friday night when ETSU hosts Appalachian State to jump-start homecoming weekend and the NCAA Pack the House event. Tip is set for 7 p.m. inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. Fans who bring two or more canned food items receive a special $1 admission on Friday night as all the proceeds go to the Second Harvest Food Bank.
For more information on Lady Buccaneer hoops, visit www.ETSUBucs.com.
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This was done with a Millermatic 140 + Spoolmate and it's the exception to what I can usually produce- still practicing as much as my pocketbook will tolerate. Aluminum is quite expensive to "play" with but I'd rather ruin a practice piece than a project.
The pieces joined are 3/4" square (1/16"wall) and a piece of flat bar of the same thickness. I am defnitely always pushing the gun, turned the argon down, and experimenting with pre-heating the thicker materials. The thin stuff is still a pain in the a$$
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acheived what I'd hoped for with MIG
Looks like practice is paying off.
For practice scraps, contact your local sheetmetal fab shop and tell them you are interested in some scrap and willing to pay for it. If scrap is going for say $.80 per lb then tell them your willing to go to go say, $1.50 for small quantaties. Just explain that this is in no way a competative thing just trying to learn, most of the time they will just give the scrap for the purpose of educational purposes.
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That looks good.
Thank You gentlemen.
My neighbors might be thinking I am a little whacko...
Q: "what are you making?"
A: I am practicing
Q: "for what"
A: I have always wanted to learn about this
Q: "are you going to make a living at this?"
A: no
Jeeze, I am gonna move to the backyard just for some peace. So far round, then square, tubing butt joints have proven the most difficult and I'll carefully plan any projects around that.
I got a Harbor Freight 10" 80 tooth carbide blade yesterday ($20) and that has immensely helped get some square and mechanically superior edges to weld. The aluminum cuts like butter. It always seemed wrong to cut metal with a wood blade but apparently it works and I like the results.
No questions at this point because I know I could use a a lot of help with torch control especially after having seen my neighbor do it properly.
Thanks for tip about hounding for scrap from fab shops!!
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It always helps the board be more helpful if you post up where you're located.
Fab shops that do aluminum throw out more aluminum in the course of a week than you'll use in a lifetime I suspect. Most of the time if you just explain (as mentioned above) that you just need drops for practice they'll give you all you need. If you're near VA drop me a PM and I'll hook you up.
The last place I worked, a boatyard doing marine towers, etc., threw out some really nice stuff. Just wasn't economically feasible to try to use small pieces. The stuff that went in the drop bin was gathered up about once a month and taken to the scrap yard. Money from the scrap yard went to the soft drink fund. When I gathered up a good pile, I'd just throw about $10 in the drink fund. All said, it probably worked out to about .05/lb.
Sometimes it's amazing what a case of beer can get you with a yard foreman.
PS Buy "good" beer, preferably his brand.
I'll update my profile.
Thanks again. I worked for a company with a tooling shop and they were generous with the size of material they called "scrap" since the proceeds from its sale was the pizza and donut fund.


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Landscape of Grand Pré
Landscape of Grand Pré
Situated in the southern Minas Basin of Nova Scotia, the Grand Pré marshland and archaeological sites constitute a cultural landscape bearing testimony to the development of agricultural farmland using dykes and the aboiteau wooden sluice system, started by the Acadians in the 17th century and further developed and maintained by the Planters and present-day inhabitants. Over 1,300 ha, the cultural landscape encompasses a large expanse of polder farmland and archaeological elements of the towns of Grand Pré and Hortonville, which were built by the Acadians and their successors. The landscape is an exceptional example of the adaptation of the first European settlers to the conditions of the North American Atlantic coast. The site – marked by one of the most extreme tidal ranges in the world, averaging 11.6 m – is also inscribed as a memorial to Acadian way of life and deportation, which started in 1755, known as the Grand Dérangement.
Le Paysage de Grand-Pré
Le « marais » de Grand-Pré et les sites archéologiques, situés dans la partie méridionale de la baie Minas en Nouvelle-écosse, constituent un paysage culturel qui témoigne du développement de la poldérisation agricole réalisée – à base de digues et d'aboiteaux (buses de bois pour l'évacuation des eaux) – par les Acadiens au xviie siècle et poursuivie par les Planters et les habitants actuels. L'endroit – marqué par une amplitude des marées parmi les plus fortes au monde : 11,6 mètres en moyenne – est aussi un lieu mémoriel et symbolique majeur pour les Acadiens dont la déportation, à partir de 1755, est connue comme le Grand Dérangement. Sur 1 300 hectares, le paysage culturel comprend un polder agricole étendu et des éléments archéologiques des villes de Grand Pré, fondée par les Acadiens, et de Hortonville, bâtie par leurs successeurs anglais. Le paysage constitue un exemple exceptionnel de l'adaptation des premiers colons européens aux conditions de la côte atlantique nord-américaine.
Paisaje cultural de Grand-Pré
Situados en la bahía de Minas (Nueva Escocia), los pantanos y elementos arqueológicos de Grand-Pré forman un paisaje cultural que constituye un testimonio del desarrollo de la agricultura mediante el recurso a la construcción de diques y de un sistema de represas de madera (aboiteau) implantado en el siglo XVII por los acadianos, que más tarde desarrollaron y conservaron los colonos británicos y la población actual. Este sitio se ha inscrito en la Lista del Patrimonio Mundial por sus características naturales (cuenta con uno de los regímenes de mareas más extremos del mundo: 11,6 metros) y por ser un lugar de memoria del modo de vida de los acadianos y de su deportación, iniciada en 1755. El paisaje cultural abarca una superficie de más de 1.300 hectáreas y comprende una vasta zona de pólderes y diversos elementos arqueológicos de la ciudad de Grand-Pré, fundada por los acadianos, y de la de Hortonville, construida por los colonos británicos que les sucedieron. El sitio de Grand-Pré no sólo constituye un testimonio excepcional de la capacidad de adaptación de los primeros pobladores europeos a las condiciones geográficas del litoral atlántico de América del Norte, sino que además es un lugar de memoria significativo de la deportación masiva de los acadianos, conocida en francés por el nombre del Grand Dérangement.
source: UNESCO/ERI
source: NFUAJ
Landschap van Grand Pré
De Grand Pré moerassen en archeologische omgeving liggen in het zuidelijke Minas Basin van Nova Scotia. Ze vormen een cultuurlandschap dat getuigt van de ontwikkeling van landbouwgrond met behulp van dijken en het 'aboiteau' houten sluissysteem. Dit systeem werd gestart door de Acadiërs in de 17e eeuw en verder ontwikkeld en onderhouden door de Planters en hedendaagse bewoners. Het landschap beslaat meer dan 1.300 hectare en omvat uitgestrekte polderlandbouwgrond en archeologische elementen van de steden van Grand Pré en Hortonville. Het gebied toont hoe de eerste Europese kolonisten zich aanpasten aan de omstandigheden van de Noord-Amerikaanse Atlantische kust.
Source: unesco.nl
Outstanding Universal Value
Brief synthesis
The Grand Pré 'marshland' and the remains of the associated old villages constitute a cultural landscape bearing testimony to a remarkable effort, over many centuries, using the polder technique to develop agricultural farmland, in a maritime location with extreme tides. In particular, it demonstrates the permanency of its hydraulic drainage system using dykes and aboiteaux and its agricultural use through a community-based management system established by the Acadians and then taken over by the Planters and their modern successors. Grand Pré is also testimony to the history of the Acadians in the 17th and 18th centuries and their deportation.
Grand Pré forms a vast area of polders or marshlands, in which the land division and crop farming methods have continued for three centuries. It is the most important example of its type in North America. The farming landscape is complemented by the strip land division method along the coastal area, bearing testimony to 17th century French colonization. The hydraulic system is based on an exemplary ensemble of dykes, aboiteaux to evacuate the water, and a drainage network. These techniques and community-based management have continued through to today. The property includes archaeological remains of the villages of Grand Pré and Hortonville that testify to the settlements and lifestyles of the Acadian settlers and their successors. The property and its landscape include traces of the major pathways that crossed the marshland and organized the adjacent coastal area. The locations of Grand Pré village and Horton Landing have memorial buildings and monuments erected in the 20th century in homage to the Acadian ancestors and their deportation, starting in 1755. The overall property forms the symbolic reference landscape for the Acadian memory and the main site for its commemoration.
Criterion (v): The cultural landscape of Grand Pré bears exceptional testimony to a traditional farming settlement created in the 17th century by the Acadians in a coastal zone with tides that are among the highest in the world. The polderisation used traditional techniques of dykes, aboiteaux and a drainage network, as well as a community-based management system still in use today. The resultant rich alluvial soil enabled continuous and sustainable agricultural development.
Criterion (vi): Grand Pré is the iconic place of remembrance of the Acadian diaspora, dispersed by the Grand Dérangement, in the second half of the 18th century. Its polder landscape and archaeological remains are testimony to the values of a culture of pioneers able to create their own territory, whilst living in harmony with the native Mi'kmaq people. Its memorial constructions form the centre of the symbolic re-appropriation of the land of their origins by the Acadians, in the 20th century, in a spirit of peace and cultural sharing with the English-speaking community.
The conditions of integrity of the material and landscape ensemble formed by the property are met, as well as for the memorial and symbolic values. However, the coastal instability due to the tidal currents makes this integrity fragile in the long term. Also, the possibility of wind farm projects being developed in the maritime and coastal environment could also affect it.
The conditions of authenticity are met for the component material elements of the marshland and its landscapes, and for the hydraulic, regional and agrarian management of the marshland. They are also met for the memorial aspects of the Acadian culture and for the symbolic dimension of these landscapes.
Protection and management requirements
The property's protection measures are appropriate and they are effective because they correspond to clear directions and choices that are well accepted by both the inhabitants and the Acadian diaspora. They are applied to the main place of remembrance by the Federal Government's Parks Canada Agency, and elsewhere by the other stakeholders in the property's practical management: regional technical authorities, the municipality, the Grand Pré Marsh Body and farmers. The maritime component of the buffer zone has been extended to guarantee the visual integrity of the property viewed from the coastal area of the old village of Grand Pré at Horton Landing.
The property's management system is in place and acts effectively. It involves a series of specialist entities, either public, such as the Federal Parks Canada, provincial, or traditional bodies such as the Grand Pré Marsh Body. Overarching coordination of the various stakeholders has been confirmed by the implementation of the Stewardship Board and its personnel, together with a schedule for the implementation of actions programmed in the Management Plan. The property's memorial dimension is handled by the Société Promotion Grand Pré.
Long Description
The nominated property consists of 1323 hectares of dykelands, known elsewhere as polders, and uplands on the southern edge of the Minas Basin, an eastern arm of the Bay of Fundy in western mainland Nova Scotia. It is bordered by the Gaspereau River to the east, the Cornwallis River to the west, Long Island to the north, and parts of the communities of Grand Pré, Hortonville, and Lower Wolfville to the south. Dominating the distant background, beyond the nominated property, Cape Blomidon extends into the basin as an instantly recognizable landmark. The nominated property includes the dykeland area that the Acadians created in the 17th century, which successive generations of farmers have expanded. It also includes distinctive representative sections of the Acadian settlement and of the current agricultural community, as well as the entire planned settlement for the New England Planters, a British town grid. No clear historical record marks the boundaries of the 17th and 18th century community of Grand Pré. In fact, historical accounts and maps alternately use the names Grand-Pré and Les Mines to refer to the general area next to the Minas Basin and to the reclaimed marsh between the Rivière-aux-Canards (Canard River) and the Rivière Gaspareau (Gaspereau River). Even so, other records attest to the presence of the Acadian settlement on the uplands portion of the nominated property. The heart of the Acadian settlement is now defi ned by a concentration of archaeological remains of houses, fi eld patterns, the cemetery, the traditional location of the remains of the parish church of Saint-Charles-des-Mines, and the intersection of main roads. The southeast corner of the nominated property includes the surviving evidence of the planned British town grid in Hortonville. The grid is defi ned by Railway Street, King Street, and Middle Street running east–west and by Horton Cross Road, Wharf Road, and Patterson Street running north–south. Today, the agricultural community surrounds the dykelands and extends over the hills to the Gaspereau River. The nominated property includes the heart of the Acadian settlement and the British town grid. Since the time of the fi rst Acadian settlement in the 17th century, people have continuously worked these dykelands. The property also includes parts of the hamlet of Grand Pré, which hosts provincially and municipally designated heritage properties and some local services, plus farms on the hills and an expanse of fi elds and pastures. At the heart of both the nominated property and the Acadian settlement lies Grand-Pré National Historic Site of Canada. The national historic site consists of the commemorative gardens, the Memorial Church, cemeteries, and many other memorials to the Acadian Deportation. Through tangible and intangible evidence, this exceptional landscape illustrates the harsh environment, the genius of the dyking system, the productivity of the farmland, and its symbolic reclamation by the Acadian people.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
Historical Description
Since the 1680s, when a small group of Acadian settlers first arrived in the area and called the vast wetlands la grand pré, the human history of Grand Pré has been linked to its natural setting and the exceptional fertility of this land by the sea. The earliest settlers were isolated. They were a long way from home and were mostly ignored by the various French and British authorities who administered the area. The settlers developed close relations with the local Mi'kmaq, the indigenous people of Nova Scotia – not just at Grand Pré but elsewhere in Acadie – as they came to grips with the natural setting and began to claim fertile land from the sea by building dykes. All of these factors contributed to their developing a new and distinct identity. Though French by birth, over the course of the second half of the 17th century they came to see themselves as belonging to l'Acadie, as being Acadiens and Acadiennes. During the roughly 70 years before their forcible removal in 1755, the Acadian community of Grand Pré introduced an environmental management approach that had been applied elsewhere in Acadie. Acadians took European practices, developed for wetlands and saltpans, and adapted them to the much different environment in Acadie. Faced with the highest recorded tides in the world, the Acadians at Grand Pré worked for three generations to transform over 1300 hectares of tidal marsh into farmland. The farmland was then – and remains today – some of the finest farmland in North America. In 1760, fi ve years after the Acadians were fi rst deported from Grand Pré and dispersed throughout the world, a contingent of New England Planters was settled at Grand Pré to take over the lands. Then, as now, the transformed marsh was the primary focus for the area's inhabitants. Like the Acadians before them, the New England Planters in the Grand Pré area developed their own strong connections to the land and their rural way of life. The Grand Pré dykeland remains highly fertile today, and the most important features of the original dyked area remain in place. Then, beginning in the late 19th century and continuing until today, Grand Pré developed as the most important lieu de mémoire of the Acadian people. Memorials and commemorative gardens were created adjacent to the transformed marsh to mark the ancient Acadian settlement, commemorate the removal of the people in 1755, and celebrate the vitality of the Acadian community. This last transformation completed the symbolic reclamation by the Acadians of an agricultural land from which they had been forcibly removed.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation


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In homage to Michael Powell's 1960 horror film 'Peeping Tom', David Weightman staged 'Poser'. Positioning a cameraphone behind a tiny aperture in a han...
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Viktor & Rolf
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Jon Mann and Jens Laugesen
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Beauty Of Technology
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SHOWstudio collaborated with Eley Kishimoto on a series of screen-based works that marked 10 years of their cult patterns and which were broadcast acro...
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End Of Summer
Sep 11 2003
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Nick Knight, Simon Costin and Sharon Dowsett
Articles Of Faith
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People, Not Clothes
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Alexander McQueen and Susannah Frankel
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October 19-25th is "Massage Therapy
Awareness Week." The health experts at National
University of Health Sciences want you to know the top five
health benefits of adding regular massage therapy to your health
and wellness strategy.
Massage therapy from a licensed practitioner can:
(source - American Massage
Therapy Association)
If you've never tried a massage for yourself, it's a great first
step to exploring a career as a massage therapist. If you
live in the Chicago area, why not schedule a massage session at our
NUHS Whole Health Center in Lombard? You can
even schedule a meeting with one of our admissions counselors prior to your
massage, so you can visit our campus and learn more about our massage
therapy certification program.
National University grad Karen Selph ('03) was recently featured
on a local television news segment on bringing the benefits of
massage therapy to severely ill children. Karen works as a massage
therapist at Maryville's Children's Healthcare Center in
Karen is just one of our grads who are
taking advantage of new applications for massage in an integrative
medicine environment.
One fantastic career
opportunity for massage therapists is to work for a chiropractic
physician. DCs (doctors of chiropractic) love to offer patients the
option of massage therapy as a beneficial addition to their
treatment plan. Having a part-time massage therapist on-site as
part of their practice makes this easy and financially rewarding
for the DC as well as for the massage therapist.
The "Massage Book" blog has a great article called "How to Partner with a
Chiropractor". Many National University massage graduates
choose this option as either the focus of their career, or as a
part-time option in addition to a small practice of their own.
Here are more recommendations from an MT who works in a
chiropractic office.
If you want to work with DCs or other medical professionals,
there are many advantages in choosing National University for your
massage therapy education:
Preparing you to work in partnership with other medical
professionals is just one way National University gives you a career advantage in massage
Massage therapy is a field where person-to-person contact is
essential, but it isn't limited to the massage itself. That contact
happens from the minute the client phones for their first
appointment, when the therapist greets them at their session, and
how a therapist handles client questions throughout and after the
massage. Good communication skills are paramount to creating a
positive massage experience for the client and ultimately a
successful career for the therapist.
That's why National University is proud that several of its
staff and faculty recently attended courses on building
communication skills in massage students. Associated Bodywork and
Massage Professionals (ABMP) sponsored the workshop as part of
its "Instructor on the Front Lines" program.
NUHS instructors: (Back Row L-R) Joan Spencer, Krista Soli
Jennifer Dexheimer, Candy Washington, Dr. Nicole
(kneeling) Dr. Patricia Coe, Dr. Heather Wisniewski
"We explored topics such as communication styles, avoiding
communication blockers, and the importance of developing active
communication skills," says NUHS instructor
Candy Washington. "For example, some students are so accustomed
to texting as their main communication vehicle, they might forget
the importance of making eye contact with their clients."
"I really enjoyed the workshop on teaching methods where we
learned about story-telling and role-playing in the massage
classroom," Candy adds. "I can't wait to try role-playing in my
next class!"
"Teaching our students to be better communicators will help them
forge better relationships both with future clients and other
health care providers, potentially building better inter-referral
networks. Better communication training is a great investment we
can bring back to our classrooms."
Learn more about the advantages NUHS offers to its massage
students at our upcoming massage
therapy information night.
night's Massage Therapy
Information Night highlighted a visit from our alumnus, Peg
Ortega. Peg treated the guests to an interactive demonstration of
several massage techniques used by therapists. Each guest followed
Peg's lead and performed the techniques on their own arms. This was
a great way for future students to experience the sensations and
benefits of just a few of the techniques they will be learning in
the future.
Another alumnus, Matt Clemente, took our guests on a tour to see
one of our 30 cadavers. Since we teach our anatomy and
physiology on cadavers, it's important for future students to
have that initial experience. Looking at a muscle on a human being
as opposed to a textbook gives our students an advantage like no
other. This is just one of the reasons our graduates excel when taking their
National Board exams and are sought after therapists.
Using the cadaver, Matt pointed out how successful massage can
be in treating afflictions such as carpel tunnel syndrome and
frozen shoulders. By trying a less intrusive option, some clients
realize relief and can avoid surgery.
Dr. Randy Swenson, vice president for academic services,
finished the evening with an overview of the curriculum. He
pointed out the importance of learning anatomy as a foundation, a
variety of techniques to make a well-rounded therapist, and the
business elements National includes in its program to produce a
confident professional.
It was a great event! The next scheduled Information Night is
July 16th. Reservations are
accepted online or by calling 630-889-6566.
• Why Choose NUHS for Massage Therapy?
• Leading Experts Make Better Massage Teachers
• Meet MT Program Graduate Ecktor
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Gameday Central: Game #11: #21/22 Delaware Hosts Richmond Saturday for Senior Day/Hall of Fame Day
Saturday, Nov. 16
#21/22 Delaware (7-3, 4-2 CAA) vs. Richmond (4-6, 2-4 CAA)
UD Football Senior Day / Hall of Fame Day
When: Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013 @ 12 noon
Where: Newark, Del.
Facility: Tubby Raymond Field @ Delaware Stadium
Tickets: $42/$30/$20
Promotions: UD Football Senior Day / Hall of Fame Day
Gameday Sponsor: Grotto Pizza
TV: None
Radio: 94.7FM WDSD / 91.3 WVUD
Live Web Streaming: www.bluehens.com
Live Stats: www.bluehens.com
Game Notes: www.bluehens.com
Honorary Game Captain: Garry Kuhlman
Team Game Captain: Alex Pihakis & Trevor Sasek
Delaware Flag Carrier: Malcolm Bush
U.S. Flag Carrier: RIcky Emerson
Gameday Happenings – Delaware vs. Richmond
Traffic & Parking: Season and single game parking lots open 4 hours prior to kickoff. Single game parking is available for $15. Season passes must be displayed at all times and patrons must enter through the Entrance indicated on their parking pass.
UD Athletic Ticket Office Opens at Delaware Stadium Main Gate: Saturday, 10 a.m.
Gates Open At Delaware Stadium: Saturday, 10 a.m.
Team Walk: Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Join us to greet members of the Blue Hens Football squad during pre-game as they march down Stadium Drive escorted by the Delaware Marching Band, Cheerleaders, and Spirit Groups to the locker room. The walk will begin approximately two and a half hours before kickoff each game in front of the Delaware Field House and will be led by the Class of 2014 UD Football seniors and their families.
Blue Hens Fan Zone: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon Adjacent to Bob Carpenter Center and Hospitality Village
Family friendly fun zone featuring the UD Alumni band ELEMENT K. They will be on the Delaware Lottery Stage for all to enjoy this Saturday. The Fan Zone is full of good times on the inflatables and interactives, including the UDairy Creamery Moo Mobile on-site during pregame selling the Blue Hens' favorite ice cream!
The Coors Light Coop: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon Located just north of the West Main Gate Entrance
Special hospitality area for our guests 21 and over where they are invited to stop by and purchase adult beverages and snacks while catching live college gameday broadcasts. Must be 21 and over for entry and must present valid photo ID and paid game ticket.
Student Entrance Programming: UD Student Alumni Ambassadors Bucket List Best Decked Out Contest
UD Student Entrance: UD students should enter through the southwest corner of the stadium. No ticket is needed, only a valid UD id. One admission per eligible student. Gameday Express Buses will run pre-game through kick-off from the following locations: Rodney/Dickinson, Laird, and Perkins Student Center.
Guest Relations: The main Guest Relations kiosk is located directly inside the West Entrance of Delaware Stadium and is open two hours prior to kick-off through the conclusion of the game. Lost and found items, the lost parents program and emergency re-entry along with other general fan inquiries are all handled at the main kiosk inside the Stadium.
Hospitality Village (located at corner of 896 and route 4 in front of BCC addition): IMG Partner Tailgate, and Sam Miller's Tailgate.
Bleed Blue? Give Red. The Blue Hens and Blood Bank of Delmarva thank you for your participation in this year's annual CAA Blood Challenge. We welcome those that donated blood at The BOB on Wednesday, 11/13 and received a voucher redeemable at the Delaware Ticket Office for one free game ticket to the regular season home finale for their support.
UD Football Senior Day: Be in the stands early to thank the UD Football Class of 2014 for their playing career as a Blue Hen during a special pregame ceremony with them and their families.
Concessions Specials: Season ticket holders are encouraged to show their Season Ticket Holder Benefits Card at concession stand locations for an exclusive 10% discount on their purchase (excludes Grotto's, Chick-fil-A and alcohol sales)
Draft Beers of Delaware: New this year! UDAF members, Delaware Diamonds Society members, and Premium Box Seat Ticket Holders are invited to two new in-stadium locations offering the purchase of Delaware brewed beers. Guests must be 21 and older and sales will conclude at the start of the 4th quarter. Sales are located in the north west corner of the Stadium as well as the south east corner of the Stadium.
Visiting Team Guests: Guests whose names have been left on a pass list from the visiting school and/or who need to pick up tickets purchased directly through the visiting school, should do so at the East Box Office on the East side of Delaware Stadium.
UD Player Guests/HS Coaches/Non-Football Recruits/Spirit Guests: Should enter through the pass gate on the west side of Delaware Stadium adjacent to the Delaware Stadium Box Office
UD Football Recruits: Should enter through the main entrance of the Bob Carpenter Center and meet designated staff on the 2nd floor of the building immediately at the top of the stairs.
Other Notes:
Pregame In-Stadium:
Starting Lineups sponsored by IBEW / NECA
Class of 2014 UD Football Senior Ceremony
Logistics of the Game presented by UPS
Grotto Pizza Gameday Sponsor On-Field Presentation
Coin Toss presented by Army National Guard
Halftime In-Stadium:
The 17th induction class of the UD Athletics Hall of Fame will be honored in a private ceremony and reception for family and friends at the Embassy Suites Hotel on South College Avenue in Newark this Friday, Nov. 15, and will be introduced on the field at halftime of the Delaware vs. Richmond football game the following afternoon.
Postgame In-Stadium:
After singing the alma mater with the football team, remain in the stands for the postgame band show featuring the University of Delaware Marching Band.
Seatback Rentals: Seatback rentals may be purchased on gameday immediately inside the East and West main entrances. They are $6 per seat and are cash only on gameday.
Stadium Policies: As a reminder, items not allowed at Delaware Stadium include outside alcohol, aluminum cans, artificial noisemakers, coolers/ice chests/thermoses, fireworks, glass bottles, large backpacks/bags, large stadium seats, outside food or drink, projectiles of any sort, umbrellas (ponchos are recommended), weapons.
Patrons are permitted to bring in one unopened bottle of water per guest. In order to ensure the safety of our guests. all bags will be checked as patrons enter the facility. Please plan accordingly as long lines may exist. Delaware Stadium has a No Re-Entry policy. Patrons experiencing an emergency or who must exit for medical reasons may go to the main Guest Relations kiosk inside the Stadium on the West side for assistance. For a full list of stadium policies, click here.
Tailgating: Patrons may tailgate beginning 4 hours prior to kickoff and may resume post game for up to two hours after the conclusion of the game. Tailgates must be limited to the immediate space behind the patron's vehicle and driveways must be kept clear at all times. For information on Blue Hens Hospitality packages, call 302-831-2257.
Delaware Diamonds Entrance: South West Corner or West Main Gates – Single gate to the far left
Bob Carpenter Club Entrance: Main entrance to Bob Carpenter Center (open 90 minutes prior to kickoff)
First Aid Station: Visit the Guest Relations kiosk inside the West Main Gates
Guest Relations Kiosks: Outside DE Stadium West & East Sides (Pregame), Inside West main gates (In-game)
ATM Locations: Outside Campus Shop East and West Sides
Specialty Foods:
Grotto's Pizza-under section C on the West Concourse and in the Northeast corner concession booth
Chick-fil-A-under section B on the West concourse
Fryer Trailer – Northwest corner (French Fries and Chicken Fingers)
Botto's Italian Sausage – under section C on the West Concourse and in the Northeast corner concession booth
Guest Code of Conduct
As part of the Guest Code of Conduct, the following will not be permitted:
• Foul or abusive language or gestures
• Intoxication or other signs of impairment related to alcohol consumption
• Fighting, taunting, or threatening remarks or gestures
• Sitting in a location other than the Guest's ticketed seat
• Displays of affection not appropriate in a public setting
• Obscene or indecent clothing
• Any disruption to the progress of the event by Guests' actions