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What is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a common disorder of the endocrine system among women who are of the age of reproduction.
What are common signs & symptoms of PCOS?
- Irregular menstrual cycles
- Obesity
- Infertility
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- Oily skin
- Acne which is severe & unresponsive to typical treatments
- Multiple cysts on ovaries
What is the cause of PCOS?
The exact cause of PCOS is unknown, but it seems that it may be related to a variety of factors working together. These factors include a resistance to insulin, an increase in the androgen hormone levels, and irregular menstrual cycles.
If you have experienced some of these symptoms, mention them to your doctor at your annual Well Woman visit at the Women's Institute for Specialized Health, PLLC.
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The Walk in Nederland van 15/10-15/12/2012
First Episode
This is the schedule (click on the link to read the report on Anne's blog):
October 14th : Arrival in Groningen, Anne will meet and discuss with a group of alternative practitioners at the home of Dr. Jean-Pierre Jansen
October 15th: Walk from Groningen tot Zuidlaren with Jean-Pierre Jansen and Mieke van Drooge (journalist of Dynamis) where Harry van der Zee will meet Anne
October 16th: Spend the day with Peter Chappell and Harry van der Zee who just published their new book 'Homeopathy for Diseases' – consultations
October 17th: Walk from Zuidlaren to Rolde with Harry van der Zee and Gabriëlle Zeevenhooven
October 18th: Walk from Rolde to Schoonloo
October 19th: Walk from Schoonloo to Sleen
October 20th: Walk from Sleen to Coevorden, in the company of Wouter de Vries, journalist of Homeopathie Magazine and other journalists
October 21th: Walk from Coevorden to Hardenberg
October 22th: Walk from Hardenberg to Ommen
October 23th: Train from Ommen to Lelystad, meeting Dr. Fred Vergoote and colleagues
October 24th: from Lelystad to Almere, meeting Anne Matton and collegues
October 28th: Last stop of this first track in the Netherlands, with a hug from Mother Amma
Next episode: from Apeldoorn to Amsterdam
November 5th: meeting Lous Wijnkoop, Jacqueline Berginck and colleagues in Apeldoorn; November 6th and 7th consultations in Apeldoorn
November 8th: Anne walks the Veluwe in the company of colleagues
November 12th: Meeting homeopaths and health professionals in Amersfoort (Care for Woman) at 19hrs. To register, mail firstname.lastname@example.com
November 13th – 16th: Anne walks from Amersfoort to Amsterdam with a stop in Huizen (13-14Nov) and Muiden (14-15Nov).
November 17th: (10-17u) meeting with Kees Dam and Elionora Waasdorp in Amsterdam (Jordaan), centered mainly round the experiences of Homeopaten zonder Grenzen, our next charity. Anne will speak about her project, her method, the projects in Africa she is walking for and Kees will talk about his experiences with Artemisa Annua in Africa (Malaria) and HZG. Information and registration with Elionora Waasdorp: email@example.com. Seats are limited.
The next stage will go from Nijmegen to Driebergen. It is the last part in the Netherlands.
DON'T MISS THE EVENT ON 12.12.12 at 12hrs: Festive conclusion of the Walk in the Netherlands, with speech, surprise present, balloons, drink and music and Handing Over the Cheque for ARHF in Driebergen. Hotel Bergse Bossen, Traay 299. There will be an award for all homeopaths that contributed to homeopathy in Holland. Info: Josefien Eussen (email@example.com)
3de etappe
December 3-6: Anne walks towards Nijmegen
December 6: life consultations at Huib Wijterburg's
December 7-11: Anne walks from Nijmegen to Driebergen:
December 7: Groesbeek – Grave
December 8: Grave – Megen
December 9: Megen – Heerewaarden
December 10: Heerewaarden – Buren – Beusichem
December 11: Beusichem – Driebergen
Dember 12 from 11.30-14.00: Festive conclusion of the Walk in the Netherlands, with speech, surprise present, balloons, drink and music and Handing Over the Cheque for ARHF in Driebergen. Hotel Bergse Bossen, Traay 299. There will be an award for all homeopaths that contributed to homeopathy in Holland. Info: Josefien Eussen (email@example.com)
If you want to join Anne and walk with her, send her a message on +32 (0) 49572566.

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Dhruv Cries! Today Thapki Pyaar Ki 7th July 2016 Episode Written Updates : The TV series Thapki Pyaar Ki is all set to showcase that Dhruv will be decided to make Thapki as his bride and for that he can do anything and everything.
Thapki Pyar Ki Episode Written updates
In the Pandey family currently in the TV series, Thapki Pyaar Ki everyone was playing the game. The groom's side won the game. Suman was sad and Vasundhra asked don't get sad, the groom will wear Sehra and he will be coming from the bride's side only. Suman moved to get Sehra and that is beautiful, we should go for that.
In order to avoid the family, Dhruv pretends to be on call and moved from there. Dhruv lights up the fire near Diya and Poonam's hand got burned with that and the fire reached to Sehra too. Poonam screamed and everyone rushed to her to see that the Sehra is burning and the family is shocked to see so.
Doctor arrived and apply for medicine on the wound of Poonam and the doctor asked her to take rest and denied her from using her hands more and Dhruv pretends to be sad and he seeks apology from her but Poonam says it is okay, it is not your mistake.
On seeing this Thapki says that she wishes to postpone the wedding for someday as after Poonam will be getting fine she will be thinks of the wedding.
Poonam also said that you can continue your marriage and please don't delay it for me. Dhruv said that all the invitations have been sent and marriage cannot be postponed.
Thapki and Bau Ji decide to postpone the marriage until Poonam will get fine. Dhruv smiled and Shraddha thought that Dhruv is a type of person who is ahead even of me.
Bau Ji declared that we will do Bihaan and Thapki's marriage after 10 days when Poonam will get fine completely.
Precap: Dhruv will make Thapki to get ready as the bride and will comment her as you are looking beautiful aa always. Dhruv also asked to Thapki that her all Shringhaar is dedicated to him and Thapki is shocked now.


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Parental controls for mobile phones
Many mobile phones now let you go onto the internet at the touch of a button. This guide explains more about mobile internet safety and shows you how to find information to keep your children safe online.
Mobile parental controls
- All mobile phone providers offer free parental control services which limit the content children can access via the mobile network to items suitable for under 18s. However, they may not always be automatically switched on. Check with your service provider that the parental control settings are switched on, and ask for them to be switched on if they are not. This is particularly important if the phone was used by an adult before.
- Many mobiles can use Bluetooth to send messages, photos and videos between phones. However, this means that other people are able to send unwanted messages which parental controls can't stop. But, you can turn Bluetooth on and off using the mobile handset or you can stop other people being able to access your phone without your permission. Instructions on how to do this should be contained in the handset manual. If you need help, ask your service provider. It is important that you discuss using Bluetooth with your child.
- Young people often take photographs and videos of themselves and each other on their mobile phones but they should be very careful how they then share these images. Embarrassing or inappropriate photos/videos could easily be passed between phones and put online. Once sent or put online, control over the images may be lost and they could end up in the hands of strangers. Photographs or videos may also be used to fuel bullying or harassment. Visit the thinkuknow website for more information and advice on this.
- Chatrooms are popular with children and young people and while mobile providers' own chatrooms aimed at children may be moderated, others might not be. Discuss with your child which sites they are visiting, what's OK to post and what behaviour is acceptable. Visit the Childnet website for more information and advice on this.
- If your child has a profile on a social networking site they may access it on their mobile phone. Ensure they know why it is important to allow their personal information only to be shared with people they know in the real world. Most of the larger social networking sites specify a minimum age of 13 for all members. For those sites that are aimed at younger children, parental consent and confirmation of the child's age will usually be required. Check the minimum age requirement for users – ask your child which sites they visit to make sure they're visiting sites appropriate for their age.
Reporting inappropriate material
Our research found that 25 per cent of children and young people say that they're uncertain about what they would do if they came across inappropriate material on their mobile phone.
Parents and carers should encourage their children to tell them about anything they have seen or heard that has made them feel uncomfortable or scared.
Parents and carers should report incidents to their mobile network operator and in instances of sexual contact to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) using their report abuse button.
Some sites also provide a direct link to CEOP, usually through a red button. If you/your child encounter content online that you think might be illegal, there are two things you can do. Firstly, report it to the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF). Again some sites may provide a direct link to the IWF. Secondly, report the content to your mobile network operator.
Further help is available at the following websites:
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EE: http://ee.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/my-digital-life/content-lock-and-orange-safeguard
Tesco Mobile: http://www.tesco.com/mobilenetwork/content-mtm.aspx?page=18
Orange: http://ee.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/my-digital-life/content-lock-and-orange-safeguard
T-Mobile: http://ee.co.uk/help/safety-and-security/my-digital-life/content-lock-and-orange-safeguard
Vodafone: http://help.vodafone.co.uk/
Virgin: http://www.virginmobile.com/
IWF: https://www.iwf.org.uk/news/biggest-safer-internet-day-will-reach-millions
CEOP: http://www.ceop.gov.uk/reportabuse/index.asp
ThinkuKnow: https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/
KnowITAll: http://www.childnet-int.org/kia/
Childnet: http://www.childnet.com/
PhoneBrain: http://www.phonebrain.org.uk
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hi there Simon froze own words at the dot-com ah maybe this is the first floor drinking outside the box today I've got six wines from New York State maybe I've done one or two I'm not even sure whether I've done that before let never had six I've got six Rieslings to from North Fork Long Island I think they're both from North Fork but Long Island and four from the Finger Lakes falling into the dry to Jeru medium to dry to medium end of everything and even the dry ones have got a little bit of sugar in there but I think the idea is because they've got quite a bit of fresh grippy acidity are you won't you don't notice the sweetness so much or do you twist is digging and find out I told them in vintage order and then within vintage by alcohol so first one I've got is palma knock from North Fork and it's 2010 and riesling weighing in at eleven percent alcohol clean sup Eli nice style got a whiff of firm of soft dioxide and just only just pulled the pull the tin lid off so but I think that that's going to dissipate with time feels like he's gonna be able to quite fine boned a little wine underneath not huge complexity but smells like it's gonna be low light refreshing and some of that grittiness that makes you think I would like a bit of seafood then when you come to try there's this like as someone's of those if someone's got a dusting of icing sugar on there not that it comes across the sweet but it's just adding that little dusting is so your dusty icing too I can't think of another way of putting it reminds me of firm of some new zealand styles if i have a problem with it I'd almost like it to be more on that dryer style I know dad some of them eat some of these actually so on the back how much residual sugars in here I would have been tempted to do the fermentation a little bit further get a little bit more acidic grip in there and yeah because he's got he's got enough around us and sweetness of fruit in there there's little bit of maybe a bit of very ripe Apple but it's the right citrus as the main fruity event yeah good but um great but tasty next one and this I think this is one of the pioneers of the Finger Lakes Herman g or wiemer Riesling reserve a drive from the Finger Lakes established 1979 so first one was it eleven percent alcohol this one weighs in at twelve point eight percent so why don't eat all the bottle so it must be better but let's see whether it's a taller broader shouldered wine well the first one was New Zealand in a model this feels more on that may be trying out Al's our style feels like you've got quite a bit of weight behind it but peach eNOS to the citrus fruit here but also this a little bit of minerality coming through smells like it's going to be a more concentrated full of bodied wine but maybe a little bit drier we'll see you get the zest the rounded apple and peach and maybe even a little bit of pear in there and something a slightly more exotic maybe some guava and then this mineral note comes through as with the first one I think that maybe there's a case to be made for making it even a little bit drier but i know that some pallets don't like drew them quite like riesling where you can almost feel your buttons clench of it this one there is some fresh grip eNOS but I almost like a little bit more but certainly a step up on on the permanent and I like that stretch i like that mineral edge it feels like feels like there's more of that wine still to come out I mean I've only just opened it I wouldn't be surprised in an hour or so it's singing a little bit even more sweetly um ok on to 2009 vintage now with The Grapes of Wrath are oth apparently the producers called a room on or off and so this is so we're back in Long Island here and two thousand and nine eleven percent alcohol let's give it a whirl I candied as in not candid camera a candied peel and candied orange zestiness there's this broad almost a toasty character there may be a bit of raisins in there and lemon jelly I'm just wondering whether there's a little bit of fruit that's gone on to the what they called soo much early days and late harvest fruit in that adding roundness and plumpness and it feels like it's going to be a sweeter style but let's have a see actually we score what I call the sweet-and-sour attention so I think it is a little bit sweeter than maybe the Pullman all but it's richer with it and it feels like that be it feels like those there's more waiting the fruit in the first place but it feels like he's still got quite a lot of acidity to keep it tense what am I saying I get this rhubarb I get this juiciness and there's there's a floral blossom type character in there I was worried when I smell that lemon jelek so that makes me think often that the wines are going to be a bit simple but it's not a simple style yes it's it does feel like it's got this richness tempered by this backbone of spine of acidity of minerality classy wine probably my favorite so far I don't know whether how much of a difference there was in vintages between these two so or boots or whether it's the vintage talking or the winemaker but whatever it is it's talking it's saying it rather sweetly yeah like that it's got a bracing character about the finish that was some absent in the first two maybe not absent in the second one but so that this one do this one just seems to have that little bit more liveliness and vivacity I like the datus wines let's see whether the next three are vivacious first of the welcome one number four TS dry Riesling from the Finger Lakes and 2009 vintage and let's give this on the world rather nice label again I've just pulled the screw cap off so I'm getting this big waft of sulfur dioxide and out but then behind there it feels like it's some it seems almost seems to be dampening the the wine down and that's the idea of putting you in in the first place not so the wine doesn't doesn't develop too quickly if I have a problem with it it could do with almost like being a little bit lower in level of sulfur dioxide letting the fruit jump out of the glass more so I'm going to keep swirling and see what I get and but as I say at the moment it just feels slightly dumbed down and then it starts to emerge so you're getting the it Sizemore one of those they done etiquette it looks maybe this the vintage hear that this feels rounder and where's the maybe the 2010s have more of the citrus this one feels more rounded peach plum type of character but with a bit of bracing character behind you as well so um yes I mean it's getting it smelling better buy it by the minute so I'm going to slip and have a swig of it and see how I get on just been having a look on the back label it says lean and focused well I wouldn't disagree with the Lena sit is that it is quite quite sleek if anything I could I could do with almost a little bit more flesh on the bones here it's it's it's certainly balance but in terms of overall presence as a wine it's neither complex nor full and fleshy so perfectly Pleasant a nice easy drinking style good dry finish it's not it's not one of those that's trying to overwhelm you with the with sugary sweetness but but in terms of yet overall overall wine character I would just like a little bit yeah a little few more a few more grace notes a few more a few more layers it said it's a honest simple juicy tasty wine but not the extra mile nicely structured I think it's going to go on for a little bit of three or four years at least under said but and I think it's going to change rather than improved massively very willing to be proved wrong but that's how I feel at the moment one number five is a red Newt sellers Riesling and sawmill Creek Vineyards Finger Lakes 2009 so that first of these last three finger lakes want was blah blah 12.2 percent alcohol this one is 12.6 percent alcohol but same vintage 2009 back to that slightly and I was talking about a dusting of icing sugar Lecter and if you imagine having dolly mixture that that's slightly gritty gritty white sugary coating that you get on their candy and ate snails okay there was a reasonable bit of citrus grip behind but feels on the simple side don't know whether they get botrytis in this part of the world but there's something like a ever so slightly apricot e peachy richness there it may just be a little bit of later harvested fruit rather than something that's gone got on the botrytis but a lot of these remind me of Australian wrestling's of the 1980s there was there was Uncle hungerford hill that coonawarra Riesling don't see too much coonawarra Riesling around now and before they went slightly anal retentive which is one of the problems of the 90s and early noughties and feels like there's a tighter more precise wine to be made from this fruit as if a little bit of sorting would would be a good idea so I'm like the flavors I like their honesty I like that roundness and richness but I would like a little bit more precision in the wine good but not quite there for me final one and the oldest one 2008 from red Newt sellers again we're Finger Lakes here and alcohol wise this is 11.7 percent and don't show me page here it feels like it's lost its um its immediate fruit freshness of youth and the fruits just going a little bit bruised and raisiny so if you get it there's the Apple age but its mother baked apples there's a bit of the citrus but it's gone into that slightly orange leak your type of character let's taste it well it is showing a little bit of its age and it's almost between two stools it feels like it's lost the freshness of youth hasn't quite got the the honeyed richness of maturity I don't know whether it's ever going to be extremely classic it reminds me I suppose medium to low grade alsace riesling that's got a few years in bottle but you think okay maybe I should have got it when he was younger and perkiest I do like my Riesling on the perky side although having said that I had a 2005 Hugel Jubilee Riesling last night which was suddenly have three years old than these and then that one and still L brimming with life and have the mineral character and have the the weight it had the touch of sweetness but lovely balanced with the acidity if there's I mean I he's a very decent wine I'm very I'd certainly have at least a second glass of that but I mean what than what marks out the best ones for me i mean i think that the authority the great of rough and then and the reamer there they're probably my two favorites of this law they they have they have that that weight they have the Christmas and they have the structure and they have the balance and yes as his perkiness there's this not just not just around us and gentleness and softness you get the feeling of what i call life beyond fruit so but i mean it as a range of six wines if people say yes people might say to do they make wine in england it's a wine in new york yes they do it's certainly it's pretty good and i will be certainly i think probably the trying to find some some slightly Southeast Asian recipes with which I can polish off a maybe at least a bottle of these tonight no just by myself of course but i'll look forward to doing it see you soon you
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Minnesota School of Business – Rochester is classified as a combined baccalaureate and associate's degree college. At least 10 percent of all undergraduate degrees awarded are bachelor's degrees. This small four-year college has an estimated annual full-time enrollment of 1,000 degree-seeking students. Most students live off-campus, and less than half of the student body are full time students.. This institution awards associate's and bachelor's degrees, with the majority of degrees awarded at the associate's level. According to data for fall enrollment, at least 40% of undergraduates are enrolled part-time. Enrollment data shows that only undergraduates are enrolled at this four-year bachelor's degree granting institution.
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General Information
Student Body SizeUndergraduate711
Student Age% Under 2541%
% 25 and Over59%
% Age Unknown0%
Attendance Type% Full-time44%
% Part-time56%
Race/Ethnicity% White74.8%
% Black1.3%
% Asian2.4%
% Latino1.8%
% Native American0.6%
% Race Unknown17.9%
% International student0%
Student ServicesCareer CounselingYes
Student Employment ServicesYes
Graduate Placement ServicesYes
Study AbroadNO
Day CareNO
Religious AffiliationNO
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Art Degrees OfferedAssociates Degree
Distance Learning AvailableYes
Calendar SystemQuarter
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Open AdmissionNo
% Admitted100%
% Admitted Who Enrolled70%
Application RequirementsHigh School GPA
High School TranscriptNeither required nor recommended
High School RankingNeither required nor recommended
College Prep CoursesNeither required nor recommended
Letter of RecommendationNeither required nor recommended
Demonstration of CompetenciesNeither required nor recommended
Admissions ExaminationNeither required nor recommended
Test of English as a Foreign Language (International Students)Neither required nor recommended
Standardized Tests% of Applicants Submitting SAT0%
% of Applicants Submitting ACT0%
Tuition and Financial Aid
Tuition & FeesUndergraduate Application Fee$50
In-State Tuition & Fees$15,660
Out-of-State Tuition & Fees$15,660
Financial Aid% Undergraduates with Financial Aid96%
% Undergraduates with Loans96%
% Undergraduates with Grants85%
Average Undergraduate Financial Aid Award$ 0
Other CostsBooks and Supplies (Estimated)$2,160
Off-Campus Room and Board Cost (Estimated)$13,167
Off-Campus Living Expenses (Estimated)$3,555
Living with Family, Living Expenses (Estimated)$3,555
Neighborhood Data for the Rochester Area
Median Age35
Median Household Income$63,428
Total Population105,576
Age/Gender % Men % Women
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- Submitting your FLiP proposal packet to your Department Head and College Dean/Associate Dean for review and approval. This process usually takes a few weeks for department head and dean approval and their corresponding letters of support.
- FLiP Office receives approved proposal and approval letter from your college.
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- In Country Logistics. FLiP coordinator researches and contacts in-country service providers to obtain a course budget that provides the highest quality course logistics for the lowest cost. The in-country logistics services are contracted and paid by FLiP office. Therefore, starting this part of the process requires lead time.
- Marketing. A FLiP course requires a clear and concise marketing plan that reaches students early, giving them plenty of advanced notice. FLiP coordinators will work with both faculty and the Office of Education Abroad to develop a marketing plan for your course. For example: If you're planning a course for Spring Break, start marketing the first day of fall semester – with plenty of lead time and fresh minds back on campus.
- Assisting Research for Funding. Working in collaboration with the FLiP coordinator, faculty should contact the OEA, Aggies Go Global and other potential funding sources (grants, community donors and university administration) for student scholarships and/or faculty support.
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- Faculty organizes pre-departure meetings. These meetings allow students to meet one another and the faculty reviews the syllabus, and asks any questions. The faculty can set expectations, review course requirements, discuss the itinerary, cover the first few lectures and make initial assignments.
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During the Civil War, Durham wasn't yet a place - or at least it wasn't yet the place we know today. At the time, Durham was merely a railroad station. But nearby, in what is now Durham County, one could find the expansive Stagville Plantation, one of the largest plantations in the South. Today, Stagville still stands as a historic site providing a glimpse into what many African Americans experienced in the area during the Civil War.
Stagville was at its largest in 1860, just before the Civil War began, holding approximately 900 slaves and almost 30,000 acres of land across 47 square miles. A plantation of such size was a rarity for the region. "North Carolina had a different economy" than the wealthier Deep South, says Stephanie Hardy, site manager of Historic Stagville, now a state historic site that has been preserved for visitors to see and tour. "There weren't many people in this area in the early 1800s."
But at Stagville, the large number of slaves gave birth to a robust African-American community, despite the harsh conditions of slavery. Though Stagville's entire enslaved population was born in America, many African traditions survived on the plantation, as well as artifacts - like cowry shell necklaces, divining rods, and more - giving evidence of West African cultural traditions practiced in the slave community. Hardy also explains that the slaves worked not just as fieldhands, but as skilled laborers, even building many of the plantation's buildings.
Due to uncommonly complete records, Stagville is able to play a role in disclosing African-American history from the Civil War. "The fact is that through slavery it's hard to trace back families because people's names change, people are bought and sold, and, after emancipation, people are dispersing," Hardy says. "But we have very meticulous records, so we know the names of just about everyone who passed through Stagville, and from that we have a large descendant population that is around."
As a result, today Stagville's staff is able to collaborate with Durham residents to fill in gaps in family histories, while also filling in gaps in the history of the site. One example is Virgil, the butler to plantation owner Thomas Bennehan, and the only slave to be freed from Stagville. Upon his death, Bennehan passed the plantation to his son-in-law, Paul Cameron, but only on the condition that Cameron free Virgil and his family, give them $500, and provide them with passage to either a free state or to Liberia, the country that had recently been founded as a nation for former slaves. In 2014, a descendant of Virgil's brother came to Stagville and was able to provide additional details and family stories.
Following the family histories, such as that of Virgil, helps Stagville trace what happened to the enslaved population after the Civil War and emancipation. Many stayed on as sharecroppers, continuing to work the land and making up a significant part of the population during the early stages of Durham's development. With its combination of preserved records and buildings, including original slave quarters still standing in their original location, Stagville offers a clear view into the experience of African Americans in Durham during the 1800s.
"It's rare, for people of any race, to have that tangible history," Hardy says.
An interview with site manager Stephanie Hardy about her role and the significance of the site. Read More
The calendar is always full in Durham, and this list highlights just a few upcoming events that celebrate black heritage and culture. Read More


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Ovechkin's hat trick lifts Capitals over DevilsNHL.com @NHLdotcom
Alex Ovechkin had his first hat trick in more than two years Saturday to help the Washington Capitals defeat a team in the top eight of the Eastern Conference for the first time this season.
Ovechkin's first three-goal effort since Jan. 22, 2011 helped the Capitals to a 5-1 victory against the New Jersey Devils at Verizon Center. The win moved Washington past the Buffalo Sabres and out of last place in the conference, and the Capitals are now 1-8-1 against the current top eight in the East.
"The chances are there. Sometimes I feel that the puck just doesn???t want to go in," Ovechkin said. "Today, it was that kind of game that almost every shot goes in, or at least it feels like that. It???s kind of nice."
The Capitals captain also assisted on a late goal by Troy Brouwer to give him a four-point game for the first time since Feb. 4, 2011.
Ovechkin put the Capitals in front, 1-0, 5:20 into the second period. Jason Chimera sent the puck from the right wall into the slot to Mike Ribiero, and the team's leading scorer sent it along to the Ovechkin for a one-timer from below the dot in the left circle.
After a goal late in the second period by New Jersey's Ilya Kovalchuk, Ovechkin and the Capitals erupted in the third.
Ovechkin put Washington in front at 1:23 when he collected a pass along the right wing and used New Jersey defenseman Anton Volchenkov as a screen to snap a shot past goaltender Johan Hedberg.
It was precisely the type of goal Ovechkin used to score regularly during his days as the League's top left wing, but it was the first time he's been able to do it this year since moving to the right side.
He completed the hat trick at 15:13 of the third, after a shorthanded goal by Eric Fehr put Washington ahead 3-1.
Ribiero had the puck behind the net and sent a diagonal pass to Ovechkin for a one-timer on the power play.
Ovechkin's previous hat trick came at Air Canada Centre against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
"He had a great game. I???m not going to speak for their team -- all I can tell you is that we have to find a way to slow him down and stop him and we didn???t do that," New Jersey coach Peter DeBoer said.
Ovechkin now has eight goals this season. Ribiero has 15 assists in 17 games and is leading Washington with 21 points.
The Capitals traded for Ribiero at the 2012 NHL Draft, sending forward Cody Eakin and a second-round pick to the Dallas Stars. Finding a center to provide consistent production behind Nicklas Backstrom has been a multiyear project for general manager George McPhee, and Ribiero is exceeding expectations at this point.
Ribiero has at least 50 points in each of the past seven seasons, but he hasn't averaged more than one per contest since he had 83 in 76 games in 2007-08.
"Our line has good chemistry right now," Ovechkin said. "[Chimera] knows exactly what he has to do and I know where [Chimera] is going to be. We are talking before the game and between the periods. And especially with [Ribeiro], who is a guy who can control the puck in the neutral zone."
After the Capitals had taken a 1-0 lead, Kovalchuk countered with a goal late in the second period. Devils forward Andrei Loktionov lost the puck after he entered the offensive zone, but he was able to clear space for Kovalchuk to swoop in behind him and fire a shot past goaltender Braden Holtby with Capitals defenseman John Erskine providing a screen.
The goal, with 38 seconds remaining in the period, was Kovalchuk's seventh of the season. He has three against the Capitals, including the game-winner in each of the first two meetings of the season, including Thursday in a 3-2 victory also played at Verizon Center.
Brouwer deflected an Ovechkin shot at 17:09 of the third for another power-play goal and the final marker of a furious 20 minutes. Fehr's goal to make it 3-1 at 3:56 was the team's first shorthanded tally of the season. He stole the puck from Hedberg behind the net before stuffing a wraparound shot for his fourth of the season.
"We came out and played our game," Capitals forward Matt Hendricks said. "We played a full 60 minutes. We talked earlier about being 100 percent committed to the system not only in the defensive zone, but in the neutral zone and the offensive zone. We played a full game. That?????????s something we need to build on."


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This is probably one of my favorite rompers for spring thus far (and it's under $100!). As you may know, I live across the street from Bloomingdales (it's SO dangerous) and I always end up finding the best rompers there. This one by Bloomingdales line Aqua was the perfect one for my trip to Florida since it was way too cold in Chicago to wear it. It does run a little bit small, but that's pretty typical for rompers- so I sized up one size and it's perfect. The colors are so vibrant and fun! Speaking of vibrant and fun, this clutch is just as amazing. It honestly makes any outfit so much cuter (and brighter!) I would highly recommend this clutch for summer- it's super light and very spacious!
I am also really into espadrilles lately and they've become a big trend this year. These J.Crew ones are extremely comfortable and have a lower wedge so they're super easy to walk in. If you're looking for a pair of wedges to invest in this year, these are the perfect ones! They are currently on sale with an additional 25% off with code 'EXTRAEXTRA'! I also really like these and these.


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Jenny White
Signing books at the Narragansett Public Library
At the Narragansett Public Library with my friend Beth
South End, Boston, launching The Winter Thief, March 2010
Reading at Toscanini's, Cambridge February 2008
Reading at the Turkish Cultural Center in New York
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Muslim Nationalism and the new Turks
***Foreign Affairs: Best Books of 2012 on the Middle East***
What lies behind Turkey's leap to international prominence under its Muslim government as an economic powerhouse and political player? Can Turkey be a model for the Arab Spring? The author approaches these issues historically and comparatively. She shows that the answers lie not just in the details of elections and political strategies, but in deeper cultural structures that make up the nation.
Jenny's Essays
My reflections on places I have traveled, people I have known, and subjects that interest me, from the secret life of cancer to ice cream making.
The Winter Thief
A bank robbery and illegal weapons lead Kamil Pasha to uncover a plan to massacre an entire valley.
The Abyssinian Proof
Nineteenth-century Istanbul thrills in this page-turner about a conspiracy to steal an ancient reliquary whose secret could change the world.
The Sultan's Seal
A powerful blend of murder, mystery and romance set in the Ottoman court.
"Portrait of the Scholar as a Young Novelist"
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What's So Surprising About the Henry Luce Foundation's Cataloging Grant to the Art Institute of Chicago?/
The Henry Luce Foundation awarded the Art Institute of Chicago a $250,000 grant to support the first-ever cataloging of the museum's American silver holdings. The grant will support the online archiving of high-quality images as well as the publication of a printed volume, proving that the death of the hardcopy book has been greatly exaggerated.
Any time we run across the words "first-ever" in a news item we tend to perk up just a bit. And such is the case with the Luce Foundation's gift to the Art Institute of Chicago: For the first time, the museum's Department of American Art will have its silver holdings cataloged in a comprehensive fashion. The museum boasts one of the most impressive collections of silver in the country, which inevitably makes us wonder: what took them so long?
The most obvious reason, naturally, is money. Or more specifically, lack of money. Every museum, nonprofit, and arts organization in the world has a long to-do list, and most lack the funding to act upon these goals. But the foundation happily, and generously, opened its checkbook, and a logical follow-up question is why did they do so?
For starters, the museum made a compelling case that preserving and cataloging its silver collection benefits the public. "In our view, the history of American silver reveals the history of the nation itself," said Judith Barter, PhD, Field McCormick Chair and Curator, Department of American Art. "The study of inscriptions on objects has yielded fascinating information on silver commissioned for church work, for presentation to war heroes, in celebration of marriages and births, and even objects given to judges for their decisions in international lawsuits."
In fact, the institute has a proven track record of translating these objects into a powerful exploration of our past. Take, for instance, its 2013 exhibition, entitled "Art and Appetite: American Painting, Culture, and Cuisine." Using its silver collection as a foundation for its exhibit, the institute was able to create interesting stories documenting how Americans ate, drank, and entertained themselves since 1776.
But there's another interesting element to this announcement. Whenever we come across foundations doling out money for cataloging, digitizing, and archiving purposes, we inevitably view the news through the lens of emerging technology. In this case, we theorized that since cataloging technology is both mature and widespread, the Luce Foundation could confidently allocate funds to museums like the Art Institute of Chicago. And while the project promises to publish high-resolution images and a great wealth of scholarly information online, the project gives an equal amount of attention to the hardcopy catalogue itself.
The proposed 224-page printed catalogue, entitled "American Silver at the Art Institute of Chicago," will be illustrated with 300 color images and have an initial print run of 1,300 and be available for purchase in the Art Institute's Museum Shop, with international distribution through the museum's publishing partner, Yale University Press.
Of course, we're talking about cataloging a museum's holdings here, so it shouldn't come as a complete surprise to see that the project will produce an ambitious hardcopy "finished" product. That said, the announcement shows that while museums and foundations continue to embrace digitization efforts, there still seems to be a market for a good, old fashioned book.


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The striker position has been a contentious issue for the Seleção and its fans over the last several years. Pauleta and Hélder Postiga have taken the mantle and have done reasonably well. But in truth, Portugal has not had a centre-forward of world-class pedigree since the legendary Eusébio.
Fernando Santos has experimented with several players during Euro 2016 qualifying, with few results. U21 striker André Silva could just be the person to solve Portugal's striker conundrum. The youngster has been prolific at youth level. Now, he is finally seeing some game action with FC Porto's senior squad.
PortuGoal takes a closer look at Euro 2016 hopeful André Silva.
Career Path
He began playing football at the age of eight with S.C. Salgueiros, a small club on the outskirts of Porto. At youth level, he was used as a midfielder and a winger at times before making the move to centre-forward permanently.
In 2010, while still part of the club's youth setup, he led them to a surprising 3-2 victory over FC Porto at Salgueiros' home ground. He scored a goal in the win. It proved to be a major step forward in his career. He would move to FC Porto's academy the following year and made his professional debut for the club's B squad in August 2013.
In 2014, Silva made headlines at the UEFA U19 European Championships, finishing second in tournament scoring with five goals. The highlight was a four-goal performance against hosts Hungary in a 6-1 group stage victory. He would help Portugal reach the final which they lost 1-0 to Germany.
Silva would score another four goals at last summer's U20 World Cup, before Portugal were eliminated on penalties in the quarter-finals by Brazil. This September, he had a memorable debut for Rui Jorge's U21 squad, scoring a hat-trick in just under 20 minutes in a 6-1 rout of Albania.
Silva began this season in fine form scoring eight goals in his first eight matches for Porto B, before being sidelined with an ankle injury. He made his debut for Porto's senior squad in late December in a League Cup match against Marítimo. He played the full 90 minutes and recorded an assist on Porto's only goal scored by Vincent Aboubakar in a 3-1 defeat.
He has gone on to make several appearances, including in the Primeira Liga, primarily as a substitute. But, he is still looking for his first goal at senior level.
Strengths, Weaknesses and Style of Play
Silva has every tool to be the quality striker Portugal has been desperately looking for. His attributes include excellent speed, physical strength and technical ability, while his dribbling, passing and heading are also impressive.
However, it is his uncanny knack of being in the right place at the right time and a cool head to finish chances that makes him a special talent. He has demonstrated he has an innate ability to read the game well.
Silva likes to drop back to midfield to help regain possession. And he often cuts to wide areas in transitions from defence to attack, in order to help out his teammates.
"He possesses a natural ability to immediately control the ball," his former Salgueiros manager Alexandre Silva told Maisfutebol in 2014. "He has an incredible change of pace, good technique, uses both feet and has excellent instincts when it comes to finishing."
He remains a possibility for Portugal at Euro 2016 but mainly due to the lack of quality options at the position.
Julen Lopetegui was always reluctant to use him. Now with the Spanish manager gone, Silva should look forward to a clean slate with José Peseiro. At this stage in his career, playing time is crucial for his development.
Needless to say that Portugal's chances of winning a major tournament would be dramatically improved with a world-class striker at their disposal. And André Silva offers the best hope.
Fact file
Name: André Miguel Valente da Silva
Date of birth: 6 November, 1995 (20 years old)
Place of birth: Baguim do Monte, Portugal
Height: 1.82m
Weight: 78kg
Current club: FC Porto
Position: Striker
Portugal caps: 0 (0 goals)
By Rui Miguel Martins
For more from Rui (twitter: @futebolfactory) check out Futebolfactory.com.


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Release Date: 2011 |
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffThis is my favourite album of the year so far.
Go figure.
review is short but sweet. i'll have to check this out
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound OffThis band could be big; I agree. But I'm not sure on this album. It's like after "Welcome" the band falls asleep. Title-track should be a huge single, by the way. Good review.
Album Rating: 3.5The recommended by reviewer section looks very promising, would I like this?
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffI would be very surprised if not, Ali.
Album Rating: 3.5I'll give it a listen then. Nice review as ever by the way.
This is my favourite album of the year so far.
"This is my favourite album of the year so far." ...Frank?
Album is SO knott.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffBleh obviously Frank. 2011 just bewilders me.
Album Rating: 3.5First song rules.
The Walkmen were the first comparison that sprung to my mind, might just be the vocals, though.
Frabbit, Arcade Fire, Weakerthans in the recommended section, and Walkmen-esque vocals? Where has this band been all my life?
this is always one of those bands that I hear a song and think, man I really need to get more stuff from these guys, and then never do. Time to change this methinks!
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound OffIf you guys like this, you need to check out Into Your Lungs, the band's release before this one. Have you heard it, Adam?
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffI have. But I don't think it's as good as this. I found out this band existed about 10 days ago.
Album Rating: 4.0Not to be elitist or anything but Plan Your Escape (album not EP) is still blatantly the best thing theyve ever done.
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound OffIt's okay.
Album Rating: 3.5I liked this, I shall listen to it more
this is pretty good
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffCan I just reiterate how in love with this album I am?
Album Rating: 4.5Checking this out right now. Great Review.
The break around the 3 minute mark on the opening track is really awesome. Me thinks I will fall in love with this.
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- Do update it, especially if your website or Facebook/Twitter handles change. It is important that we have the correct links when directing people to your website and/or social media pages. If this is incorrect, it can a.) look unprofessional to prospective reviewers/press and b.) take a publicist's time away from publicising the book as they are busy updating your profile.
- Do not bore with detail. You are selling yourself, so talk about things in a style that helps you to sound plausible and interesting in the marketplace. REMEMBER your key audience when doing so.
- Write it in the third person, e.g. "Peter Field is a leading military historian…"
- Do not write about your family, pets or holidays, but do say where you live (e.g. Tulsa, Oklahoma). Shops always want to know, and chain stores may order for stores based around your location.
- Come across as qualified, engaging, friendly, warm, passionate about your subject, original, sharp—all in all, an excellent communicator.
- If you are publishing several titles with us, we cannot tailor the author biography for different books. The information here feeds through to the website, and the website is not intelligent enough to match different author bio/details with different titles. If someone in the media asks for your biography, we cannot get into conversations about "which one do you want", so the bio has to suit all your titles.
- Do check out the user profile help video . It explains what an RSS feed is and demonstrates how to update all those social-media fields.
Here's an example of what we're looking for:
Long (this links to the website, any changes you make at any time after the book is published will feed through automatically):
Emma Restall Orr (aka Bobcat) is one of the best-known Druids worldwide. She worked for the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids, was Joint Chief of the British Druid Order for nearly ten years, and in 2002 created the international Druid Network. She is a practising priest and teacher, celebrated for her uncompromising views on ethics, environmentalism and personal responsibility. She regularly lectures at universities and within the Pagan community, and works as a media spokesperson for Druidry. Listen to Emma's answers to BBC's The Big Questions: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kc2l1/The_Big_Questions_Series_2_Episode_16/
Short (this will used as the basis for the back-cover copy, sales information, newsletters):
Emma Restall Orr was Joint Chief of the British Druid Order, and created the international Druid Network. She is a priest, teacher, philosopher and poet and regularly broadcasts on national media.
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2015 A Successful Year for the Chamber
[Reprinted with permission from The Sheridan Press, January 14, 2016.]
"We had a fantastic year at the Chamber," Dixie Johnson, CEO of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce, said to attendees of the monthly luncheon Wednesday at the Best Western Sheridan Center.
Chamber committee chairs presented updates for each committee and what the groups were looking forward to in the coming year.
Growth in Chamber membership has increased steadily over the past five years. In 2015, the Chamber finished with 623 members, which was an increase from 2014. Around 81 percent of those businesses were for-profit businesses and the remaining were nonprofits. Sixty-four percent of those involved with the Chamber are small businesses with staff sizes of five people or fewer.
Retention has also been a positive number. Johnson announced the Chamber has kept as high as 94 percent of its members from year to year.
"That is really outstanding," Johnson said. "Nationally, the membership retention rate is around 80 to 85 percent."
Pageviews on the Chamber's website have also increased substantially. With more than a quarter million views this year alone, they said they plan to update the site later this year.
Johnson said the Chamber staff plans to continue long-time events like the Christmas Stroll and the Brewfest into next year and added that newer events, such as the Ignite Your Business Conference held in the fall of 2015, were successful as well.
The Chamber Bucks program has taken off in the past five years, and 2015 was its best year yet. Over the last 12 months, $88,205 in Chamber Bucks were distributed to local residents. This is an increase of nearly $13,000 from the Chamber's annual goal of $75,000.
Nexzt year, Johnson said the goal will be to distribute $100,000 in Chamber Bucks.
"I think people are really seeing the importance of spending their dollars locally," Johnson said.
The operating budget for the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce in 2015 was $462,000, which will decrease slightly in 2016 to $456,000. The organization's revenues come from membership fees, community partners investments, one-cent optional funds received from city and county entities, and other sources.
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I produced a series of CG simulations for this TV documentary. We needed to explain in place how was this famous square in the early 19 century and also showing up how a massive skyscraper would look nowadays if it were builded.
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Does anyone have this video? I think it's a twenty minute video and it was sent out on VHS tapes. I cannot locate mine and I surely would like to find mine.
Options are to loan me yours or watch it and answer me some pointed and detailed questions that I have and that this video will answer.
It's a sad situation that Cooper Power Tools sunk the Stuhr dual pad rubbing machines, sending them the way of the DeLorean car.
National-Detroit also retired their dual pad rubbing machines, too.
Please help, write me here or contact me privately.
Good luck on finding either the National-Detroit or 9lb Stuhr or the 31lb Stuhr. Those machines are now fetching top dollar. It wasn't too long ago that I bought a Nat'l Detroit on eBay for $100. The latest auctions see them selling for more than $800.
I'll try harder to locate my Top Coat Rubbing 3M video, digitize it and post it to YouTube for public consumption.
I'm trying to do a satin sheen on an opaque finish (color coat clear topcoat). The haze (scratch pattern) displeases too many people and causes ire with the designers. The off-the-gun doesn't lend itself too well to spot repairs. Hand-rubbed sheens do.
Good news guys, living near Rockford IL I used to get my National Detroit dirt cheap right from the factory. Now Dynabrade owns them and will have the inline sanders out very soon. I have told them to do a run of the rubbing machines and I get the " maybe we will" response. It's all do to market demand. If they do a short run of the rubbing machine I am sure it will be very costly.


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Diesel cars are making a splash in the U.S. market, and Audi is among the automakers working hard to make Americans forget how terrible the technology was in the 1980s.
Diesel cars have a lot going for them. They're clean, more efficient than their gasoline counterparts, and offer tons of torque.
Audi customers have some really nice options in the diesel A6, A7, and Q5, which we tried out a few weeks ago. I was almost convinced I should buy one.
Part of Audi's plan for promoting diesel relies on word of mouth to overcome the bad reputation (it's also working to get the government to kill the policies that make the fuel more expensive than gasoline, but that's a long shot). That makes sense. If your friend buys a diesel car and tells you how much he likes it, you'll likely be more open to trying it yourself.
But here's where Audi messed up: The cars themselves don't have the word "diesel" on them. They all say "TDI," for turbocharged direct injection. That's a type of diesel engine, for those who don't know (which I'm guessing is nearly everyone).
There's a reason why almost all hybrids and electrics are obviously marked as such, and why General Motors didn't beat around the bush in naming the Chevrolet Cruze Diesel. Automakers want people to see that these technologies are out there, on the road, and working well.
Audi's diesel offerings are quiet. They don't smell. They look just like their gasoline-powered equivalents. So unless you know what "TDI" means, you won't know when you're looking at a diesel. And you won't realize how good they are. So Audi is giving up the chance to win over customers by showing them how nice diesel can be.
Karl Brauer, a senior analyst at Kelly Blue Book, theorized that Audi and its owner Volkswagen don't tout diesel out of a "fear of stigma," worrying that people are still turned off by the technology. We put the question to Audi communications manager Mark Dahncke, who explained in an email that they use the TDI badge because "TDI technology is not the same as the diesel engines in trucks or in the cars of the past."
That's fair, but it doesn't explain why Audi didn't come up with a term to set the new diesel tech apart from the old. At a press event in Washington, D.C., the cars we drove were marked "Clean Diesel."
The ones Audi sells to customers should say that, too.


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