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Discussion in 'Members Zone' started by GloryDaysRBack, Sep 17, 2010.
What's your take on week 1? where are the videos at pal?
He quit. I have no idea why and I was there.
Last time it was a couple of months. Maybe a repeat this time.
Theebs cant quit..its against all his beliefs
He probably got tired of all the cliff jumping and talk of getting the first pick in the draft .
Did he say he quit or is that the interpretation from him being inactive for a week?
See post #2..............
Yeah, by "there" does he mean the chat room?
He had some sound logic, at least as far as he was concerned. Always sad to see him leave when he takes his breaks, but hopefully it will not be as long of a vacation as the last time.
He quit Believing.
every time I see your sig I die of laughter. classic.
Try the PM tab next time. Jeez.
He quit because of DCFanatic.
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Theater review by Diane Snyder. SoHo Playhouse (see Off Broadway). By Michael Healey. Dir. Alexander Dinelaris. With Alex Fast, Brad Fryman, William Laney. 1hr 50mins. One intermission.
Ever suspect you're being fed a heaping plate of hokum? Then you might empathize with the title character of The Drawer Boy, Michael Healey's nimble play about memories lost and found. You could even feel that way as an audience member of this acclaimed 1999 Canadian play, which explores the truth that exists and the one we create. And you might not mind. Alexander Dinelaris's production for the Oberon Theatre Ensemble has been seasoned with enough fine, gently forceful acting that it's possible to forget the ingredients aren't organic.
Initially, the 1972-set play appears to be a satirical comedy about Miles (Fast), an eager actor from the big city (or in this case, Toronto) colliding with middle-aged farmers Morgan (Fryman) and Angus (Laney) when he spends time observing them as research for a play. Friends since youth, Morgan has become the George to Angus's Lennie since the latter suffered an accident and now forgets things as soon as they happen. But before long we're in the depths of a psychological mystery. When Miles overhears the story of the pals' shared past and performs it, Angus starts remembering, and his recollections don't jibe with Morgan's version.
His face a searching, blank slate, Laney captivates as Angus. But Healey reaches too far as he toys with themes of memory, trust, truth and who owns one's story, fictional or otherwise. The playwright may be trying to make a point about the tales we tell, but you can't quite shake the feeling that his characters are as manufactured as Morgan's story.—Diane Snyder
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PRINCETON, N.J. -SophomoreSam Mattis broke his school record in the discus for the third time this year, and several more Quakers moved among the nation's best and etched their names in the school record books for the University of Pennsylvania track and field teams at Princeton's Larry Ellis Invitational this weekend.
Mattis broke his school record in the discus with a career-best toss of 61.87 meters (203 feet). That ranks fourth in the nation and topped the school record he set on April 5 by nearly five feet. In addition, freshman Noah Kennedy-White climbed the record book with the ninth-best throwin school history -- 52.07 meters (170-10 ft.) -- to finish second at the meet behind Mattis.
During Friday night's men's steeplechase, sophomore Brendan Smithand freshman Nick Tuck altered the Penn record book. Smith jumped up four spots among Penn's all-time rankings with a career-best time of 8:53.42. That placed him 11th overall at the meet, among the top 15 in the nation and fifth in the school record book. Tuck joined that list with a 14th-place finish of 9:00.53 to move into eighth all-time at Penn.
Also on Friday night, freshman Ashley Montgomery moved into sixth-place in the Penn record book in the women's 1,500 meters. She finished 10th overall in 4:29.62 -- the fastest time for a Quaker in the last four years. Meanwhile, in the women's 5,000 meters, freshman Cleo Whiting and sophomore Elyssa Gensib also found a spot among the school's all-time best. Whiting was 10th and is now fourth at Penn with her time of 16:32.30 -- the fastest time for a Quaker since 2008. Gensib was 19th at 16:48.65 which now ranks her ninth all-time among the Red and Blue.
The men's 4x100-meter relay was tops among collegiate teams with a season-best time of 41.43. Overall, the Quakers -- behindBen Bowers,Chad Payne,Harrison ScharfandBrandon Senior, finished third behind a pair of professional club teams and topped the rest of the field of 16.Bowers was also third in the 110-meter hurdles, but much like the 4x100 relay, he was tops among collegians. He finished in 14.67. Meanwhile, Senior broke 11 seconds in the 100 meters for the first time in his career with a fifth-place finish of 10.89.
The women's 4x100-meter tied the fifth-fastest time in school history. The Quakers foursome of Gabrielle Piper, Rachel Hlatky, Lydia Ali and Heather Bong were third overall with a finish of 46.50.
Ali then broke the 12-second barrier in the 100 meters for the second straight week -- just the fourth woman at Penn to break that barrier -- and finished third overall at 11.97.
Piper posted a career-best time of 13.97 in the 100-meter hurdles. It marked the second time in her career that she broke 14 seconds in the event. It also placed her fifth at the meet and improved upon her third-place standing in the school record book.
It was another strong showing for the Quakers in the women's javelin. School-record holderKelsey Hay was second, but tops among collegians with a toss of 46.34 meters (152-00 ft.). Classmate Serena Graf was fourth at 43.13 meters (141-06 ft.) which was another career-best mark for the Quakers on Saturday. It also improved her mark on eighth-place in the record book.
Senior Conner Paez won the men's 1,500 meters in a four-man dash to the finish. The top four runners all finished within eight-tenths of a second, but it was Paez who won his first race since a devastating leg injury prior to his sophomore season. The Solon, Ohio native outraced the group to the finish and broke four minutes in the event for the first time since that injury. He won at 3:56.07 and sophomore teammate Will Meadows finished fourth at 3:56.81.
In the high jump, seniorMaalik Reynolds, who also ranks among the top 15 in the nation, won the men's event with a leap of 2.16 meters (7-01 ft.). Freshman Noel Jancewicz finished third when she cleared a season-best 1.70 meters (5-07 ft.) -- just the fifth Penn woman to accomplish that feat.
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WASHINGTON - Playing under the lights of the Multi-Sport Facility for the first time, the No. 9 Georgetown University men's lacrosse team (3-2) got two goals each from four players to defeat No. 19 Delaware (4-3), 13-11 on Wednesday evening.
The Hoyas offense got a good mix of experience and youth, as seniors Andrew Brancaccio (Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep) and Craig Dowd (East Northport, N.Y./Northport) and freshmen Travis Comeau (Alberta, Canada/The Hill Academy) and Brian Casey (Bethesda, Md./Georgetown Prep) all scored two goals to help lift Georgetown past the Blue Hens.
GU was able to take advantage of their extra-man opportunities, going 3-for-4 with a Blue Hen in the penalty box, as Brancaccio, Comeau and David Shriver (Timonium, Md./Boys' Latin) each scored extra-man goals. Brian Tabb (Potomac, Md./Georgetown Prep) went 11-for-25 in the face-off circle and picked up a game-high seven ground balls in the victory.
Scott Kocis (Huntington, N.Y./Huntington), who also finished with two assists, opened the scoring just over one minute into the first quarter, before Delaware scored the next three goals to take a 3-1 lead, foreshadowing what proved to be a game of offensive spurts.
Comeau shifted the momentum in Georgetown's favor at the 4:48 mark in the first quarter scoring on Dowd's assist. Dowd would score his own goal just over two minutes later to tie the score, before Brancaccio gave the Hoyas a 4-3 lead, scoring unassisted with less than a minute remaining in the first quarter.
Delaware's Kevin Kaminski tied the score less than 40 seconds into the second quarter, but Georgetown continued to roll behind goals from Casey, Rickey Mirabito (Binghamton, N.Y./Chenango Forks) and Brancaccio to take a 7-4 lead, their largest lead of the game.
The Blue Hens would go on a run of their own, scoring twice before halftime to go into the break behind, 7-6. UDel scored twice more early in the third quarter, as Curtis Dickson , the nation's leading goal scorer with 33 goals, scored two of his game-high three during the four goal run that put Delaware in front 8-7.
Georgetown answered as Ryan Shuler (Chevy Chase, Md./Georgetown Prep) quick sticked Zach Guy's (Tully, N.Y./Tully) pass from the behind the net past Noah Fossner to tie the score at eight. Three minutes later, Comeau took advantage of a man up situation converting Kocis' pass into a goal and a 9-8 lead. Just under the seven minute mark Chris Schuville created a turnover that led to Max Seligmann (Essex Falls, N.J./Delbarton) breakaway goal, giving the Blue and Gray a 10-8 lead.
Delaware's Carter Bloor scored with 12 seconds remaining in the third quarter to cut the Hoyas lead to 10-9. But after five minutes of scoreless play in the fourth quarter, Casey and Dowd would each score once more to give GU a 12-9 lead. David Shriver (Timonium, Md./Boys' Latin) scored the Hoyas final goal with 2:03 remaining in the game to help seal a 13-11 victory for Georgetown.
C.T. Fisher (Chevy Chase, Md./Landon) made 16 saves and allowed 11 goals to earn the victory in his second start of the season. Fossner made 15 saves and allowed 13 goals in the loss for Delaware.
Georgetown returns to action on Sunday, March 21 when they take on BIG EAST foe Providence at noon in Providence R.I. The Hoyas return home to Multi-Sport Facility to take on Duke on Saturday, March 27 at Noon.


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10 NYC Bloggers Remember 9/11: "Tomorrow May Not Come, So I Live for Today"
In honor of the 10th anniversary of 9/11, ten New York bloggers reflect on their memories of the day and their hopes for the future.
-The Bettys
It's hard to believe it's been ten years since that fateful September 11th, when the world as we knew it changed forever. In honor of the day, we asked ten New York City bloggers to share their memories, how their lives have changed since we watched the towers fall, and their hopes for the future of the world…
Lorna Solano, The Fabulous Report
Remembering September 11 is very hard for me; it's not an experience I choose to relive because the day was (and still is) the scariest moment of my life. I worked very close to the Towers (at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York offices) so I was in the office when the second plane hit. I remember our building shaking. And then we realized we were being attacked. The realization resulted in complete and utter confusion in our office. Do we wait for higher-ups to tell us to go home? Or do we just leave and deal with the consequences later? My co-worker and I went with the latter. When we left, we saw people everywhere screaming, panicking, looking for taxis and looking confused. And we just started walking, following the crowd. We eventually made it to the bridge, where we saw the first tower fall (it wasn't till I got home that I realized that both had fallen), that experience was surreal. It felt like the end of the world.
But, in the mist of all the gloom, I saw and experienced so much kindness. I saw strangers help those who needed support. I saw some carry those who could not walk over the bridge. I witnessed strangers calm the frightened and was grateful when thoughtful souls offered water to the thirsty. In that sense, I try to cherish these memories
In the days following the attack, America was united. We were one! Strangers asked, "How are you doing?" with earnest. Everyone seemed to care for the person next door, whether they knew them or not. I can't say that I still feel that way anymore, but I hope that for the tenth year anniversary, we are able to unite as nation once more. But more importantly, I hope this doesn't happen to us or any other country ever again.
How has my life changed since 9/11? Well, I was fairly young when 9/11 happened but, the experience definitely made me aware of danger. It also inspired me to take risks. Yes, I am cautious but I am also optimistic. Yet, I try not to live my in fear (I was also in London when the July bombings happened and was also close), because I want to live to the fullest. Tomorrow may not come… so I live for today.
Marinka S., Motherhood In NYC, The Mouthy Housewives
I have many terrible memories of that day, but the one that I think about regularly is that I was walking my then 3-year-old daughter to school. As we crossed 6th Avenue, we heard loud, loud noise, and my daughter looked up and said "samolyet", the Russian word for airplane. I assumed it was just a regular plane that she'd spotted. It took me a few days to realize that she'd looked up and seen the first plane that hit the World Trade Center.
My biggest hope for the future, beside world peace, prosperity for all, end of all diseases and shorter lines at Starbucks? A safer world. I'd like my children to know what it's like not to worry about terrorism.
How has my life changed since 9/11? I am ten years older. And so are the members of my family. And I know how lucky I am and don't take it for granted for a second.
Read Remembering 9/11: A School Day In September
Michelle Madhok, SheFinds, MomFinds, and BrideFinds
I was working at AOL in Dulles, VA, and they evacuated us because they thought that the terrorists might attack AOL's headquarters. Remember, at that time half the country used AOL to get on the internet so it seemed like a possibility. However I decided to stay and help the news team rather than go home to Washington, DC, which seemed like a more likely target.
9/11 made me realize that life is short and that I didn't want to work for a corporation anymore. So, I moved back to NYC and started my own company a couple of years later.
My biggest hope for the future is that everyone can become more tolerant of each other's beliefs. Why can't we live and let live?
Makeda Saggau-Sackey, The Glamazon Diaries
I heard of the attacks as I was coming out of a psychology class during my freshman year of college in North Carolina. The air was thick with anxiousness, fear and condolences because so many people were lost. I still, to this day, cannot get the images of desperation and hope I saw on the television as people tried to escape from the World Trade Center towers by jumping out. But the tragic day ended up being one of the most well-learned lessons of humanity. Friends, family and strangers all came together to help one another by lending their phones to call loved ones, consoling and assuring each other that things would be all right. I was 18 at that time and all I could do was to pray for the families and souls of everyone lost during the attacks.
I thought life was rosy back in 2001; I was 18 and naive. Honestly I made it to college thinking I was untouchable, unstoppable, invincible. But maybe every 18-year-old thinks that. After the attacks on 9/11, I learned to be more vigilant of everything; but perhaps the greatest lesson was from my mother, who told me that living in fear was the equivalent of giving up on dreams. I guess you can say I'm more of a fighter now.
Melissa Chapman, The Staten Island Family
My eldest child, who is now 10 years old, was just five months old. I was in a haze of postpartum depression, laying in a dark room, trying to get my incredibly colicky baby to get comfortable. I was very focused on myself at the time and felt this real sense of being cut off from others in this new bubble of motherhood, and I was lonely. I remember lying on my couch with the TV on in the background, and all of a sudden there was this report that a plane had crashed into one of the World Trade Center towers. It seemed unreal — I thought it was one of those small planes, an accident — but it was terrifying. And then when the second plane hit, I truly thought, "We are under attack, I'm not safe anymore," and it shook me to my core.
I think we live in a world that is nothing like it was pre-9/11, and my kids have never experienced not living under the fear and threat of a terrorist attack. Unfortunately this kind of warfare is nothing like the sanitized ones of our past, because the enemy is relentless and more than willing to sacrifice his or her own life to take ours under the guise of a religion. Honestly I worry about it a lot, and my hope is that we can find a way to honor each other and our religions in a way that doesn't include mass destruction and death.
I live on Staten Island, and I was here on 9/11. We lost so many lives, and so many were those first responders: firefighters, police officers and EMTs. We were hit so hard, it is a part of our culture here. We have many streets named after firefighters and loved ones taken too soon. It is our new kind of normal, something we all live with on a daily basis, and it is a huge change in the way I look at my world and that of my kids. There truly is no soft place to fall — nowhere that is safe — and for me that is the most tragic after-effect of 9/11.
I also know that I look at my life and that of my family so differently, that every day is not a given, it's a granted one, and every morning could be our last chance to kiss the ones we love and hold them tight. And so I try hard as I can to keep that top of mind. Always.


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Driving and dementia: Health professionals can play important roleJune 1, 2002
As a person ages, driving skills change due to both muscle and vision degeneration, slowing reaction time, and the effects of illnesses and medications. Although older drivers are among the safest drivers in the United States, car crashes are the leading cause of injury-related fatalities in 65-74 year olds and the second leading cause of fatalities for those 75 years of age or older, after falls. In 1995, one out of every 11 drivers was over age 70. By the year 2020, one out of every 5 drivers will be over age 65.
Studies suggest that older drivers with dementia are at greater risk for accidents compared to other drivers. On-road tests of driving skills have shown that drivers with mild dementia were more prone to errors than a control group. Other surveys note that drivers with dementia had twice as many "close calls" as other drivers, perhaps because they have significant problems, for example, in processing visual information.
Although studies have analyzed this problem in different ways - for example, dementia has been classified using different measurement scales - almost all studies point to the same general conclusion: drivers with dementia should undergo regular, on-road testing of skills to ensure safety of the driver, passengers, and others. When should a person with dementia due to Alzheimer's disease stop driving? Is a diagnosis of AD an automatic signal that a driver's license should be surrendered?
While there are no "right" answers to these questions, recent studies suggest that a diagnosis of mild or early-stage AD is not necessarily the moment that a driver's license should be forfeited. People with mild dementia sometimes can continue driving safely, but their caregivers should monitor driving closely, because the progressive nature of dementia will eventually affect driving ability. In addition to the normal process of aging and its effects on driving, dementia slowly erodes cognitive functions critical to driving, including attention, judgment, reaction time, spatial skills, and problem-solving abilities.
Once a diagnosis of dementia has been made, regular assessments of driving capability should be conducted by trained staff at the State motor vehicle department. Even if the person with dementia demonstrates safe driving, driving should gradually be limited to avoid more challenging situations, such as heavy traffic, unfamiliar roads, night driving, or long distance highway driving.
Warning Signs
Many of the general symptoms of Alzheimer's disease affect driving ability, including:
- loss of memory, particularly for recent events
- loss of alertness and diminished attention span
- loss of coordination
- difficulty judging distance and space
- becoming lost or disoriented in familiar places
- inability to perform routine tasks and difficulty doing multiple tasks
- mood swings, confusion, irritability
- difficulty processing information
- difficulty with decision-making and problem solving
Symptoms of dementia can lead to the following dangerous driving situations, which could cause a serious accident, fender bender, or near miss:
- driving too slowly
- stopping for no reason
- failing to observe traffic signs or signals
- becoming lost in familiar territory
- lacking good judgment or not anticipating dangerous situations
- having trouble navigating turns (particularly unprotected left turns), lane changes, or highway exits
- drifting into other lanes or driving on the wrong side of the street
- signaling improperly or not signaling at all
- difficulty seeing pedestrians, objects, or other vehicles
- falling asleep while driving or becoming drowsy
- parking incorrectly
Guidance for Caregivers
Doctors are perceived as authority figures whose opinions may be taken more seriously than those of a caregiver or family member by the person with dementia. According to the American Academy of Neurology, patients and their families should be informed that patients with AD with a Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR) of 1 or more have a higher crash rate, and therefore should not drive. A CDR of 0.5 can cause driving safety problems when compared to other older drivers, thus a referral to a trained examiner for evaluation of driver skills should be considered. Reevaluation every 6 months is recommended. A CDR stage 1 is roughly equivalent to a Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) score of less than 25 but greater than 19; a CDR of 0.5 is roughly equivalent to an MMSE score of 25 or greater.
During the appointment, a physician should evaluate the patient's physical condition, cognitive skills, and medication use, and should take a thorough driving history, including:
- how often the patient drives, where, when, and why
- familiarity with, and types of roads used
- types of traffic conditions
- caregivers' observations of driving skills
- accidents, near misses, traffic tickets
If patients are clearly a risk to themselves or others, the physician should take action to "prescribe" that driving cease, using the prescription pad. The discussion should be open and sensitive to the issues involved, particularly the perceived threat to independence. The discussion should be noted in the patient's medical record. The physician should be prepared to offer advice on available alternative forms of transportation and counsel the patient on ways to cope without a car, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians. It's also a good idea for the doctor to follow-up with the caregiver to see if his or her advice is being followed.
Although physicians may find themselves in an ethical dilemma about whether to maintain patient confidentiality, or report driver impairment to legal authorities, their overall goal should be to prevent injury. In some States, physicians are even required to report patients who are no longer capable of driving. If a patient refuses to stop driving despite advice from the physician, the physician can consider a referral for further testing or additional opinions. An on-road test administered by trained personnel is considered the best overall method to evaluate driving abilities.
Studies Underway
The National Institute on Aging and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are teaming up to fund studies of how Alzheimer's disease affects the ability to drive. One such effort at the Washington University at St. Louis Alzheimer's Disease Center (ADC) will gather opinions on driving with dementia from people with early, mild-stage AD, caregivers, members of advocacy organizations, health care professionals, and insurance experts. This information will help guide the NHTSA in an education campaign. Strategies on how and when to stop driving will also be developed. The Rush-Presbyterian-St. Lukes Medical Center ADC in Chicago is also funded by this NHSTA and NIA grant.
Washington University ADRC Co-Director Dr. John Morris, recently stated, "Some persons with dementia, especially those in the very mild stages, often continue to drive safely, at least for the time being. Some prevailing attitudes are at odds with this viewpoint, however, and support that driving cessation occur at the time dementia is diagnosed, regardless of the driving ability of the individual. The challenge is knowing when and how to initiate a driving cessation process when driving is no longer safe. Our study will begin to address some of these issues by talking to the people most involved."
For More Information:
Carr, David B. (2000). The Older Adult Driver. American Family Physician, 61(1), 141-150. Internet: www.aafp.org/afp/20000101/141.html.
Dubinsky, Richard M.; Stein, Anthony C.; Lyons, Kelly. (2000). Practice Parameter: Risk of Driving and Alzheimer's Disease: An Evidence-Based Review. Neurology, 54, 2205-2211.
Foley, Daniel J.; Helmovitz, Harley K.; Guralnik, Jack M.; Brock, Dwight B. (2002). Driving Life Expectancy of Persons Aged 70 Years and Older in the United States. American Journal of Public Health, 92(8). 1284-1289.
Kakaiya, Ram; Tisovex, Richard; Fulkerson, Phillip. (2000). Evaluation of Fitness to Drive. The Physician's Role in Assessing Elderly or Demented Patients. Postgraduate Medicine, 107(3), 229-236.
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what steps did you use to dual boot. Did you get any no screen errors? I can't boot the DVD on my DV7-3160us.
I have been using Backtrack 4 for about 3 months, with very little linux knowledge. I installed backtrack 4 dual boot with Windows 7, couldn't get the atheros 5007 wireless nic that's built in to work. Finally I tried usb live persistent boot, and it works for packet injection and monitor mode just fine. The problem seems to be with windows 7 using the red/blue wireless "button" at the top of the computer. If blue then works well, if red when shutdown and restarted into backtrack it doesn't work. I hope this helps someone. Thanks for your time.
what steps did you use to dual boot. Did you get any no screen errors? I can't boot the DVD on my DV7-3160us.
I was trying to look into that as well. I found that the problem was exactly what you said it was and that there was a way to use some program (bindxconfig or something like that)....I know, someone will come in and correct me on the name but yeah, it was because the button at the top (touch wireless button) would have the wireless disabled until windows booted up. If you did get the wireless (built-in) to work could you please post how you got it to work. I have a hp dv5 1235dx myself and still have not got it to work. Thanks for the post btw.


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30th September 2012 01:19 PM #1
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The dummy
My 19 month old still takes a dummy at night. Is this going on too long? I don't want her teeth to be affected.
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Hi c_northern,
The longer a child uses a dummy, the more chance of damage to teeth.
Aside from that, I would work to try to move her from dependence upon the dummy now, before the new baby arrives, so that she won't have to go through that "separation anxiety" after baby arrives when she will be adjusting to a lot of new things.
It sounds like your daughter only takes the dummy at night, so you may want to start with a good bedtime routine.
This might include bath, then dressing for bed, then brushing teeth and then story time, cuddled in your lap. If you find that your daughter won't go to sleep without the dummy, then you may want to lay down next to her to see if that will comfort her. If she cries, then let her know that you will leave the room if she cries, but if she wants you to stay, then she will need to stop crying.
The dummy will not be an option - it will just be mum will hold you and cuddle you if you don't cry. I'm guessing this will be enough for your daughter, as she may like having you next to her.
She will eventually go to sleep, and then you can get up. But she may wake up in the middle of the night, and again, you'll need to go to her to calm her. It may actually help to have her in your bed (the family bed) while you're making this transition off the dummy.
Once she has transitioned off the dummy, and doesn't ask for it anymore, then you'll need to transition her out of your bed, or transition from you laying down with her, to you no longer laying down with her.
This can be done in a variety of ways and I'm happy to give suggestions if you'd like.
It may take a few months to do this, but it will be worth it to make the time investment now, before the new baby arrives. We want your 19 month old daughter to feel very secure when baby arrives.
Warm Regards,
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I think we have a good handle on the transition from our bed as we've already had to do that once! :-) thanks for the advice.
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We had a family bed with all of our children and transitioned naps first (if your 19 month old takes a dummy for naps, this might be the perfect time to transition her away from using it, if you lay down with her to take a nap - which you may need, being 12 weeks pregnant).
Warm Regards,


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hey i'm from australia too, i started doing graffiti like 2 weeks ago because i was on tumblr (any one heard of it?) and people were posting pictures of stencils and peoples bubble writing on walls and i was like WOW, i want to do that. has anyone heard of Cope? and like that famous guy Banksy? NO ONE HAS EVER SEEN HIM BEFORE.
Fuck that ^^^. I'm new to this site too, it's nice to read up on everyone's thoughts and see people's artworks, I'm actually enjoying the hip hop talk on this site than the actual graff talk haha. I've been doing graffiti since I started drawing (4 years old?) but I'm still a fucking toy, major toy... Plus where I live is shit, no decent art stores and I've got to buy all my supplies online and shit.
Anyways, I feel like a bit of a punk with this post... Shiiiit.


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North West gets another famous visitor ... and high end gifts!
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The baby daughter of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian is racking up the tony gifts — and visitors.
North West, who is only six weeks old, got a visit from Jay Z on Sunday, who was spotted leaving the home of Kris Jenner in Calabasas, Calif., paying a visit to the baby girl.
And Uncle Jay and Aunt Beyonce have already gifted her quite nicely: the power couple reportedly have given her a lavish Swarovski-studded high chair, Tiffany & Co. sterling silver set and Christian Dior baby booties.We still don't know what she looks like — and they'll likely make us wait a bit longer — but a few select friends have commented on North already. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told Piers Morgan he met North as part of a birthday present visit arranged by Kim for Kanye. (Wow. Really?!)
"I've seen a lot of babies, and a baby represents the love between the people and that meant more to me and the love that Kim was showing Kanye," he told Piers in June.
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ASA Western Region Shoot-Out June 15, 16, & 17 at Cinnamon Creek RanchASA Western Region Shoot-Out June 15, 16, & 17
at Cinnamon Creek Ranch
The ASA Western Region Shoot-Out is a new event that was created by Texas ASA State Directors Mike and Tracy Smith with the help of the ASA Pro/Am staff. This event will be hosted by Cinnamon Creek Ranch in Roanoke, Texas. The Western Region Shoot-Out is open to all ASA shooters from all regions of the country. This event will include two 3D rounds, a DAIR 380 Indoor competition, a long shot competition, two 10 target animal practice ranges, a bag target practice range and other fun archery events.
3D Competition:
Two rounds of 20 targets each. There will be two shotguns starts on Saturday at 9:00 am and 2:00 pm for your convenience. On Sunday all shooters will shoot at 8:00 am. Awards at approximately 1:00 pm on Sunday. Cash Paybacks based on ASA Pro/Am payback schedule for all adult and young adult classes. Non cash awards for Youth and Eagle classes. We will have 5 twenty target ranges with all McKenzie targets.
3-D Competition Entry Fees:
Open Pro $150.00
Sr. Pro $150.00
Womens Pro $150.00
Semi Pro $75.00
Open A $50.00
Open B $50.00
Sr. Open $50.00
Unlimited $40.00
Limited $50.00
Womens Open A $50.00
Open C $40.00
Super Senior $40.00
Sr. Masters $40.00
Hunter $40.00
Womens Open B $40.00
Womens Known $40.00
Womens Senior $40.00
Crossbow $40.00
Bow Novice $30.00
Womens Hunter $30.00
Young Adult $30.00
Traditional $30.00
Young Adult Pins $30.00
Youth Boys $15.00
Youth Girls $15.00
Youth Pins $15.00
Sr. Eagle $5.00
Eagle $5.00
Sr. Eagle $5.00
Cinnamon Creek Ranch has a huge air conditioned indoor range that will host the Delta ASA Indoor game.
Competition will open Friday at noon and all rounds will be completed Saturday evening. Indoor range will be open until 9:00pm on Friday and Saturday. All competitors will have an opportunity to shoot the DAIR 380round. Entry fee is $10 per round for all Adult and Young Adult classes. $5.00 entry fee for Youth and Eagle classes. Shooters may shoot additional rounds to better their score. Cash pay backs for Adult and Young Adult classes non cash awards for Youth and Eagle classes. There will be an award for highest combined over all score of DAIR 380 & 3-D for each class.
Long Shot Competition:
We are going to have some really incredible prizes in the long shot competiion. More details coming soon !!!!!
All registered shooters will qualify for their home state championship AND shooters from other states will qualify for the Texas ASA State Championship by shooting this event.
For more information or to pre-register go to:
or call: (817) 439-8998
Cinnamon Creek Ranch
13794 Old Denton Road
Roanoke, TX 76262
Just got this tremendous update!
A chance to win a brand new GMC 4x4 1/2 ton truck and $15,000 cash in a raffle drawing. Winner of the lucky raffle ticket will then get to draw 2 envelopes, if they say James Wood you get the keys and the cash . All proceeds are going to the Cinnamon Creek Archery Development Inc. Designed to help children and young adults into the introduction and education of Archery
The raffle tickets will cost the following...
1 ticket for $30.00, 3 tickets for $60.00 or 5 tickets for $100.00
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The Bodega at 331 S. Main St. is part convenience store, part tavern stocked with empanadas, beer and prayer candles that are sold over a counter layered in Playboy covers. But that's not the only reason customers including visiting celebrities want to be there.
What they really seek can only be found through the unmarked gray door, which is disguised as a restroom and requires a special key. The door leads to the basement and gives way to a dining sanctuary albeit one filled with taxidermy.
This Salt Lake City restaurant is meant to be discovered, so we won't tell you the name or spoil the surprise. But the style is unexpected, detailed and sexy, according to its owner Sara Lund.
The 31-year-old wanted to import the popular speakeasy restaurants from her adopted town of New York City to Utah, where she was raised.
"It was something that when I moved to New York, it was part of the food scene. Being able to get into something like that and take your friends it was this whole new level of prestige," said Lund, who has a background in business consulting for fashion retailers and boutique hotels.
Her muse was New York's La Esquina, which serves food at a walk-in cafe that's also a front for a subterranean dining room. Former New York Times restaurant critic Frank Bruni described the restaurant as "sort of like Studio 54 with chipotle subbing for cocaine."
Lund planned to spend hardly any money on the space that would be the front to her secret business. But then she realized it could be a legitimate, if irreverent, business, too. Bodega business cards show an image of Jesus holding an empanada and 40-ounce Negra Modelo.
She added a standing-room-only tavern, which sells an IPA made by Squatters called El Borracho, or "the drunkard."
Lund is unapologetic about the décor, upstairs and down. The Playboy covers (and centerfolds pasted in the wheelchair-accessible elevator) and giant moose heads may offend, but she filled her place with things she loves. That includes several installations by local artist Jake Buntjer, who created a panel of sculptures made from found objects. The pieces decorate the back of the bar downstairs.
Buntjer is a storyteller, but won't divulge the tale of the dark panels. Diners are supposed to figure it out on their own, over several visits.
The restaurant is "the perfect place for my work," said Buntjer. "One of the comments I hear when I'm in there is it feels comfortable. … They really don't want to leave."
Lund said singers David Byrne and Annie Clark of St. Vincent and their crew closed the restaurant down after Monday's sold-out concert at Red Butte Garden. And actress Katie Holmes, who was in town filming the movie "Mania Days," also was a guest.
Viet Pham, co-owner of Salt Lake City's Forage and TV Food Network star, has snacked at the restaurant and praised the vibe. "You think it's going to be some obscure basement and boom! it's this really fantastic space," he said, adding that he liked the sweet and sour chicken wings, shaved so the bone is exposed and can be handled like a lollipop.
The restaurant includes a library, meant for sipping craft cocktails overseen by Caleb Cannon while munching on barbecue caramel popcorn ($6) or those wings.
Lund calls the menu "mountain food" and it's reminiscent of eating around a campfire. There's the "Hobo" trout, served over cauliflower in tin foil shaped like a swan ($18). Or the moist honey-glazed beer can chicken, roasted whole sitting on a can of Pabst ($35 for two) and served with warm potato salad.
"It's taking familiar foods and classing them up, but keeping the quirkiness that makes it familiar," said Lund, who asked a New York chef friend to develop the menu, which is now overseen by local Matt Serna.
Lund is hopeful the food, atmosphere and staff will create regulars, even after the secret is out.
But she also knows the exclusivity knowing how to get a reservation and a key will be a draw.
"People always want what they can't have," she said. "It's a place for the rest of us. It's not for everyone."
Dining behind Bodega
Salt Lake City has a new secret restaurant that's meant to be discovered.
Where • 331 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
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We're Having Big Trouble Printing $100 Bills
(NEWSER) – The US is less than two months away from getting its new $100 bills—hopefully. The Oct. 8 release date is already more than two years behind schedule, a delay caused by production problems that apparently have not abated. Writing for the New Yorker, David Wolman reports that the Bureau of Engraving and Printing has hit yet another snag, per a memo from the bureau. The country has just two currency-printing facilities, and the Washington, DC, location has had a "mashing" issue, in which the application of too much ink led to what the New Yorker likens to a kid painting outside the lines.
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The debate over creation and evolution, once most conspicuous in America, is fast going global
The "Atlas of Creation" runs to 770 pages and is lavishly illustrated with photographs of fossils and living animals, interlaced with quotations from the Koran. Its author claims to prove not only the falsehood of Charles Darwin"s theory of evolution by natural selection, but the links between "Darwinism" and such diverse evils as communism, fascism and terrorism. In recent weeks the "Atlas de la Création" has been arriving . . . at schools and universities across French-speaking Europe. It is the latest sign of a revolt against the theories of Darwin, on which virtually the whole of modern biology is based, that is gathering momentum in many parts of the world.
. . . Translations of Mr Oktar"s work into tongues like Arabic, Urdu and Bahasa Indonesia have ensured a large following in Muslim countries.
. . . across the Muslim world he seems to be riding high. Many of the most popular Islamic websites refer readers to his vast canon.
. . . the debate over creation, evolution and religion is rapidly going global. Until recently, all the hottest public arguments had taken place in the United States, where school boards in many districts and states tried to restrict the teaching of Darwin"s idea that life in its myriad forms evolved through a natural process of adaptation to changing conditions.


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Soulja Boy at center of paternity suit
Listen to Soulja Boy on iHeartRadio
Boy may be the father of a five-year-old boy.
According to legal documents obtained by TMZ.com, a woman named Diamond MacKay has filed a paternity suit against the rapper, claiming he's the father of her five-year-old son.
Apparently, the two had a relationship six years ago, when Soulja - born DeAndre Way - was 17-years-old. One of the reasons she believes Soulja's the father is that the child looks like him, however, she wants the rapper to take a paternity test to confirm it.
Diamond says she's already listed Soulja as the father on welfare documents and that the rapper has visited the boy in the past.
Soulja Boy released his last album The DeAndre Way back in 2010. He is reportedly gearing up to release a new album in 2014.
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Chap. 206
|Turtle Mountain Reservation, N. Dak. Purchase of lands, etc., for benefit of Indians.
|Chap. 206
|Chap. 206
|Provisos. Title to the land.
|Chap. 206
|No allotments in severalty.
|Sec. 2
|Indians of Turtle Mountain Reservation. Persons included, for purpose of Act.
|Sec. 2
|Proviso. Persons excluded.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized to purchase privately owned lands and improvements within and adjacent to the Turtle Mountain Reservation, North Dakota, title to be taken in the United States of America in trust for the Indians of the Turtle Mountain Reservation. For the purpose of making the purchases herein authorized, the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized to use any available funds heretofore or hereafter appropriated pursuant to the authority contained in section 5 of the Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. 984): Provided, That title to the land so purchased may, in the discretion of the Secretary of the Interior, be taken for the surface only: Provided further, That lands purchased under this authority shall not be allotted in severalty.
For the purpose of this Act, the Indians of the Turtle Mountain Reservation shall include the following: (1) All Indians carried on the official census of the Turtle Mountain Reservation as of the date of this Act; (2) all unenrolled Indians who were members of the band or bands which constituted the Turtle Mountain Tribe prior to October 8, 1904, but who failed to apply for enrollment on the roll closed on that date, and their descendants of one-half or more Indian blood. The roll of Turtle Mountain Indians as defined in this Act shall be prepared under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior and shall be kept current by striking the names of deceased persons and adding the names of Indians of one-fourth or more Indian blood who are descendants of persons enrolled on said roll: Provided, That Turtle Mountain Indians domiciled in Canada shall not be included.
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Winfrey Network to Add Six Series
PASADENA, Calif.—Oprah Winfrey's OWN Network unveiled six new original series on Saturday aimed at bolstering the fledgling network's audiences.
The new programming includes two shows produced by Tyler Perry, the creator of situation-comedy hits such as "House of Payne" who struck a deal to produce shows exclusively for OWN last October. OWN is a joint venture between Ms. Winfrey and Discovery Communications Inc.


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- Schedule a review with your advisor to ensure you've met all graduation requirements and fulfilled all financial obligations to UW-Platteville.
- Upon completion of your graduation review, you will receive a link to the File for Master's Degree form via e-mail.
- Once we receive your completed File for Master's Degree form, we will notify you that a $40 graduation fee has been posted to your PASS account. To pay the fee, log into your PASS account Student Center, click on Make a Payment, and follow the instructions.
- Upon receipt of your payment, the Distance Learning Center will notify the Registrar's Office of your candidacy for graduation and your anticipated graduation date.
NOTE: To be included in the printed graduation bulletin and other graduation procedures, we must receive your completed File for Master's Degree form and payment by:
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- February 1 for Summer Commencement
- September 10 for Fall Commencement
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To order your cap, gown, tassel, and master's hood, contact the University Bookstore at 608.342.1486.
Note that ceremonies are only held at the end of the fall and spring semesters. Students graduating in summer can walk in the ceremony immediately before or after that summer term.
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Once all grades are posted from your final semester (and financial obligations are met) and you have submitted your File for Master's Degree form and payment, the Registrar's Office will complete a final audit. Once the Registrar's Office posts your degree, you will receive an official student copy of your transcript reflecting the posted degree. About 10-12 weeks after the end of the semester, you should then receive your actual diploma/degree in the mail.
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I thought Mark Glover's Thai was fucking incredible against One-Two Pastou.
I thought Mark Glover's Thai was fucking incredible against One-Two Pastou.
Rob McCullough has a nice style to watch, very technically good
"Just Scrap!"
Twitter '@DWedz'
can we get some vids posted guys? Im keen to watch some of these guys in action
gotta be jose aldo
Mark Platts Fly/bantamweight 10/7/0
Indeed my serious answer would second razor rob. His muay thai is fantastic. Few years back, might have said yves edwards. Love that fella.
"Awww, so you lost darling - but it's the taking part that counts" My Mum... thanks for nothing Mum.
What is 'True Muay Thai'?
Just because the Dutch tend to use there hands more doesnt make it a different style.
Pacqiaou(?) and Mayweather have completely different styles but both are boxers.
BJJ White belt, 2 stripes.
General badmotherfucker.
If your going to go with people like that then malaipet should be up there although I think he's mainly cross trained in groundfighting not TDD.
Josh thomson is probably not the chief MT guy in mma but he used lots of nice strikes in his first fight with gilbert melendez that you rarely see like front kicks to the body and head.
I'd say if you look at the way yod hits the pads at 15 seconds in you can see he doesn't focus on keeping a tight boxing guard or anything like that just focuses on thumping the pads as hard as he physically can;
If he had cross-trained boxing like many K-1 fighters and buakaw did for max then returning his hand to his face and keeping a tight boxing guard might be higher on his list of priorities.
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When trying to: update-initramfs -k all -c
I get error: "update-initramfs is disabled since running on a live CD"
What is wrong?
Thanks, Jippe
Hey __arc__, have you been editing your original post in this thread as it has progressed? Have the mistakes been removed from the original post? Because I'm thinking I'll try this when BT4 Final comes out.
Ask questions on the open forums, that way everybody benefits from the solution, and everybody can be corrected when they make mistakes. Don't send me private messages asking questions that should be asked on the open forums, I won't respond. I decline all "Friend Requests".
I tried your How To on BT4 final, and of course i stumbled on a few glimpse (GRUB for instance), but it's very close and i guess it's certainly the most complete "How to" i have followed so far on this topic.
So while i trying to find where the problems are, any news from your installer (might be helpful)?
I nearly fix all my issues, get the Grub to start the encrypted stuff, ...
But is still have one last issue: when booting my "root" partition is in Read-Only.
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"I committed to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo during my official visit this weekend," Daniel tells FOX Sports NEXT.
"Cal Poly is great! The environment and atmosphere was amazing, the campus is beautiful, I received great vibes from all the coaches, and the players made me feel like one of their brothers."
The Mustangs coaching staff made Daniel feel right at home.
"The coaching staff is great," he raves. "Coach (Tim) Walsh is real. He really cares about all his players and not just on an athletic level.
"The linebackers coach/defensive coordinator, Coach (Josh) Brown, was really impressed with my playing ability and football comprehension. He says I will be a great asset to their defense."
The 6-foot, 205-pound athlete couldn't be happier about his decision.
"I didn't know much about Cal Poly SLO when they started recruiting me," Daniel says.
"They have been rated among the top public academic universities in the west and they have a strong football program.
"It's such a blessing to have the opportunity to further my higher education at such a notable academic university."


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Tremain, Rose. Trespass
Two wildly dysfunctional pairs of adult siblings find the paths of their lives colliding with volatile results in this quiet psychological thriller. Anthony Verey, a once-successful and sought-after London antiques dealer whose life is now on the decline, takes refuge in the company of his sister, Veronica. Veronica now lives a happy, quiet life in the Cévennes region of southern France with her lover, Kitty, an amateur watercolorist. Anthony's trespassing on their lives causes friction between Veronica and Kitty, who cannot understand Veronica's unswerving loyalty to the unpleasant and arrogant Anthony. When Anthony, seduced by the landscape, determines to sell off the remains of his life in London and buy a house in the area, Kitty is dismayed. Anthony's rigid perfectionism means that only one house fits his standards…the Mas Lunel, owned now by aging Aramon. Aramon's sister, Audrun, lives in a ramshackle house on the same property. The two have a long and brutally abusive history and Audrun is simply waiting for Aramon to die so that she can claim the Mas. But Anthony's interest in purchasing the building and land threatens that goal, and only disaster can result.
Deeply flawed characters and a vivid, though untamed and arid setting perfectly complement Tremain's tale of dark secrets and years-long grudges come to a head.


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Pearls among swine!
Although I do owe the dictator an apology, sorry that was overstated before.
Pearls among swine!
Although I do owe the dictator an apology, sorry that was overstated before.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Jimmy - I'll give you a hug for being a PL Soldier and the last time we trained together I remember you throwing up in the Gymbox toilets.
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
Two more quick things :-
i) What have I missed between Graham & Jimmy ? feel free to PM
ii) So are we still going ?
Doesn't have a signature anymore
I think jimmy was one of the gang that hated on the dictator back when it kicked off i could be wrong anyone else know?
Joey Essex is my hero, he's Reem.
So Graham has chilled out then....
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." - Hunter S. Thompson
I've put my feelers out and it's not good news, you are definitely in line for a savage beating.
I would suggest still going but wearing something like this :-
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So now that the f**kin about is finished , Jimmy if you are serious and you want to join us for CWFC 52 you are more then welcome I see yourself and Gary would like to go on a date to CW52 the least I can do is give you both ringside seats as my guests.
contact paul at the press office and he will sort your tickets .
enjoy your weekend gents.
Actions speak louder then words....#No23
.......sincerely not sure if that's a nice gesture, or guilty by association.
If so can I bin Jimmy and bring someone less controversial ?
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Alan Bennett on 'Smut'By Jonathan Gharraie
If Alan Bennett needs any introduction at all, I would need more than a paragraph in which to write it. I would start by explaining how, in the early 1960s, he formed the comic revue Beyond the Fringe, along with Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, and Jonathan Miller. I would go on to describe his subsequent half-century of writing for television and the stage, which has included such hugely successful plays as Forty Years On, The Madness of George III, and The History Boys. Perhaps I would round things off by suggesting that he has provided the most authoritative introduction to his own writing life through his wry, tender, autobiographical writings, collected in Writing Home and Untold Stories. His latest book, Smut, includes two long stories, the first of which, "The Greening of Mrs. Donaldson," concerns a formerly staid widower whose life is changed by some adventurous student lodgers. Meanwhile, "The Shielding of Mrs. Forbes" describes an intergenerational family romp that is set in motion by the marriage of attractive, vain, and gay Graham Forbes to the outwardly plain Betty, who nonetheless harbors secrets of her own. To find out whether this book represents the sort of "holiday from respectability" that his protagonists take, I talked to him over the phone last Friday morning.
Were these two stories conceived as a pair?
No. Most of the short stories I've written have started off because they wouldn't turn into plays, and certainly the first one in this book, "The Greening of Mrs. Donaldson," has quite a theatrical beginning. The other one probably dates back further. I wrote a play called Habeas Corpus and it's a bit in that style. It's a farce and not a realistic story. I think the notion, particularly in the first story, of somebody breaking out, like Mrs. Donaldson, who is breaking out after a fairly humdrum life, keeps recurring. Read More


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US prepared to evacuate Americans from Sochi
(NEWSER) – As Russia hunts "black widow" bombers believed to be targeting the Sochi Olympics, an offer of help has arrived from the Pentagon. The US military says it is "conducting prudent planning and preparations" in case American support is needed to deal with militant threats and it will have air and naval assets available, reportsReuters. That includes two warships stationed nearby in case US citizens need to be evacuated. "The United States has offered its full support to the Russian government as it conducts security preparations for the Winter Olympics," says a Pentagon spokesman.


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Neues Museum
David Chipperfield Architects
Berlin, Germany
The Neues Museum on Berlin's Museum Insel was designed by Friedrich August Stüler and built between 1841 and 1859.
Extensive bombing during the Second World War left the building in ruins, with entire sections missing completely and others severely damaged. Few attempts at repair were made after the war, and the structure was left exposed to nature.
The archaeological restoration followed the guidelines of the Charter of Venice, respecting the historical structure in its different states of preservation.
All the gaps in the existing structure were filled in without competing with the existing structure in terms of brightness and surface.
Formed from the same concrete elements, the new main staircase repeats the original without replicating it, and sits within a majestic hall that is preserved only as a brick volume, devoid of its original ornamentation.
Other new volumes - the Northwest wing, with the Egyptian court and the Apollo risalit, the apse in the Greek courtyard, and the South Dome - are built of recycled handmade bricks, complementing the preserved sections.
With the reinstatement and completion of the mostly preserved colonnade at the Eastern and Southern side of the Neues Museum, the pre-war urban situation is re-established to the East.
The museum exhibits the collections of the Egyptian Museum and the Museum of Pre- and Early History. Vitrines, pedestals and plinths are designed by Michele de Lucchi. The Neues Museum is the third restored building on Museum Island.
The New Entrance Building by David Chipperfield Architects, the James Simon Gallery, will be constructed between the Neues Museum and the Spree, echoing the urban situation of the site pre-1938.
Facts about Neues Museum
Total area:
20,500 m2
Represented by:
Bundesamt für Bauwesen und Raumordnung
Architects Restoration:
Julian Harrap, Caroline Wilson
Structural engineer:
Ingenieurgruppe Bauen
Services Engineers:
Jaeger, Mornhinweg+Partner
Services Engineers:
Kunst und Museumsschutz Beratungs- und Planungs-GmbH
Lighting consultant:
Kardorff Ingenieure Lichtplanung
Building physics:
Ingenieurbüro Axel C. Rahn GmbH
Landscape Architects:
Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz
Last updated: December 19, 2013
See also
Blog: A visit to Hamburg Hafencity
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Special Eggplant Subs Recipe
The idea for this unique sandwich was inspired by a light eggplant dish I made for hot summer evenings. I decided to use the golden eggplant slices as a base for sandwiches. My family goes wild for the delicious combination of toppings. -Marie Maffucci, New Rochelle, New York
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1 medium eggplant, peeled and sliced 1/4 inch thick
- 4 submarine sandwich buns (10 inches), split
- Leaf lettuce
- 1 jar (7-1/4 ounces) roasted red peppers, drained and sliced
- 8 slices part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 2 medium tomatoes, thinly sliced
- 1 can (4-1/4 ounces) chopped ripe olives, drained
- Italian or vinaigrette salad dressing
- 1. In a shallow bowl, beat the eggs. Place bread crumbs in another bowl. Dip eggplant slices into egg, then coat with crumbs. Place on a greased baking sheet.
- 2. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes or until crispy. Cool. On the bottom of each bun, layer with lettuce, eggplant, red peppers, cheese, tomatoes and olives. Drizzle with salad dressing; replace bun tops. Yield: 4 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 each: 770 calories, 25g fat (10g saturated fat), 150mg cholesterol, 1569mg sodium, 102g carbohydrate (14g sugars, 8g fiber), 31g protein.
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