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Alon Shalev, Raanana IL
Alon Shalev, Raanana IL
|Patent application number
|Artificial Vascular Prosthesis - A vascular prosthesis having a tubular structure is provided. The tubular structure is fabricated from at least two layers wherein at least one layer includes a thrombogenic agent.
|DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CELL GRAFTING - A device for cell grafting is disclosed. The device comprises a compartment enclosed by a semipermeable envelope made at least in part of nonwoven polymer fibers, and at least one inlet port formed in the envelope. The inlet port(s) are accessible from the exterior of the envelope and configured for establishing fluid communication with the compartment.
|Electrically Charged Implantable Medical Device - A medical device comprises a tubular structure adapted for being implanted in the vasculature of a mammal, the tubular structure being formed, at least in part, of electrically charged nonwoven polymer fibers.
|EXTERNAL MAGNETIC FIELD STIMULATION OF THE SPG - Apparatus is provided for treating a condition of a subject, including a coil, which is configured to be positioned in a vicinity of a site selected from the group consisting of: a sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG), a greater palatine nerve, a lesser palatine nerve, a sphenopalatine nerve, a communicating branch between a maxillary nerve and an SPG, an otic ganglion, an afferent fiber going into the otic ganglion, an efferent fiber going out of the otic ganglion, an infraorbital nerve, a vidian nerve, a greater superficial petrosal nerve, and a lesser deep petrosal nerve. A control unit is configured to drive the coil to generate a magnetic field in the vicinity of the site capable of inducing an increase in cerebral blood flow (CBF) of the subject. Other embodiments are also described.
|CONCURRENT BILATERAL SPG MODULATION - Apparatus (
|MULTI-COMPONENT EXPANDABLE SUPPORTIVE BIFURCATED ENDOLUMINAL GRAFTS AND METHODS FOR USING SAME - A multiple-component expandable endoluminal system for treating a lesion at a bifurcation including a self expandable tubular root member having a side-looking engagement aperture, a self expandable tubular trunk member comprising a substantially blood impervious polymeric liner secured therealong; both having a radially compressed state adapted for percutaneous intraluminal delivery and a radially expanded state adapted for endoluminal support.
|Fibrous Surgically Implantable Mesh - A fibrous mesh surgically implantable into a mammal internal cavity is disclosed. The aforesaid mesh has a laminar extra-cellular-like matrix structure. The mesh comprises a first layer characterized by porosity effective for mammal tissue infiltration into the first layer and a substantially non-porous second layer. The first layer is adapted to surgically adhere to a cavity wall in need of repair such that wall tissues infiltrate thereinto while the second layer is characterized by non-adhesion and adapted for non-traumatic contact to mammal viscera and omentum. The first layer is biodegradable and the second layer is tissue-integrated with the cavity wall.
|SPINAL NUCLEUS PROSTHESIS DEVICE - An implantable prosthesis device is disclosed. The prosthesis device comprises one or more compartments bounded by a substantially closed porous envelope made at least in part of non-woven polymer fibers, and a filler structure at least partially filling the compartment(s) and being made, at least in part, of non-woven swellable polymer fibers.
|ELECTRICAL STIMULATION IN THE MIDDLE EAR FOR TREATMENT OF HEARING RELATED DISORDERS - An auditory implant system for treating a hearing disorder is disclosed. Methods are also disclosed for the use thereof. The system comprises an implantable array of electrodes and a pulse generator (PG), wherein at least one electrode is a cochlear effecting electrode adapted for disposition in the associated Eustachian tube in the proximity of the associated fenestra rotunda.
|Extra-Vascular Wrapping for Treating Aneurysmatic Aorta in Conjunction with Endovascular Stent-Graft and Methods Thereof - A system for treating an aneurysmatic abdominal aorta, comprising (a) an extra-vascular wrapping (EVW) comprising (i) at least one medical textile member adapted to at least partially encircle a segment of aorta in proximity to the renal arteries, and (ii) a structural member, wherein EVW is adapted for laparoscopic delivery, and (b) an endovascular stent-graft (ESG) comprising (i) a compressible structural member, and (ii) a substantially fluid impervious fluid flow guide (FFG) attached thereto. Also described is an extra-vascular ring (EVR) adapted to encircle the neck of an aortic aneurysm. Further described are methods for treating an abdominal aortic aneurysm, comprising laparoscopically delivering the extra-vascular wrapping (EVW) and endovascularly placing an endovascular stent-graft (ESG). Also described are methods to treat a type I endoleak.
|Inflatable Medical Device - A medical device comprising a compartment capable of receiving and holding a substance in a liquid form is disclosed. The compartment is inflatable from a deflated state to an inflated state, such that when the compartment is in the deflated state, the outer wall of the membrane is substantially impermeable to the substance, and when the compartment is in the inflated state, the substance is allowed to permeate through the outer wall.
|SOLID DOSAGE FORM FOR TREATING HEADACHES - A retrievable, sustained release, solid dosage form is provided for implanting into cranial bony canals and for prolonged release of an anesthetic, whereby treating neurovascular conditions, such as migraine. The dosage comprises an anesthetic contained in a polymeric carrier, and a retrieval member, the anesthetic being gradually released from the carrier.
|Apparatus and Method for Creating Arteriovenous Fistulas - Apparatus (
|EXTERNAL STIMULATION OF THE SPG - Apparatus is provided for treating a condition of a subject, including an energy transmitter, which is configured to be positioned outside a body of the subject in a vicinity of a site selected from the group consisting of: a sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG), a greater palatine nerve, a lesser palatine nerve, a sphenopalatine nerve, a communicating branch between a maxillary nerve and an SPG, an otic ganglion, an afferent fiber going into the otic ganglion, an efferent fiber going out of the otic ganglion, an infraorbital nerve, a vidian nerve, a greater superficial petrosal nerve, and a lesser deep petrosal nerve. A control unit is configured to drive the energy transmitter to transmit energy to the site, and configure the energy to stimulate the site. Other embodiments are also described.
|Method and apparatus for stimulating the sphenopalatine ganglion to modify properties of the BBB and cerebral blood - Apparatus for modifying a property of a brain of a patient is provided, including one or more electrodes (
|Flexible Stent-Grafts - A stent-graft includes a graft and annular stent springs, including first, second, and third tapered stent springs, coupled to a generally tubular portion of the graft. Each of the tapered springs include stent cells that circumferentially taper to a set of one or more circumferentially-adjacent narrowest stent cells within the spring. The first and second tapered springs axially adjacent; the second and third tapered stent springs are axially adjacent. The narrowest stent cell sets of the first and second springs are rotationally positioned on the portion of the graft with a non-zero relative angle shift therebetween, as are the narrowest stent cell sets of the second and third springs.
|Endovascular Electrostimulation Near a Carotid Bifurcation in Treating Cerebrovascular Conditions - An interventional system that utilizes a carotid chemoreceptor(s) and optionally baroreceptor(s) for inducing vasodilatation in blood vessels of the brain is provided for treating ischemic conditions of the CNS, such as ischemic stroke and cerebral vasospasm. The system includes an electrical signal generator and an endovascular module with electrode units for transiently being disposed in the internal and external carotid arteries, adjacent a carotid body.
|SELF EXPANDABLE MIDDLE EAR IMPLANT FOR TREATING HEARING RELATED DISORDERS - The invention provides an electrode, and a minimally-invasive auditory implant system employing the electrode, for treating hearing disorders by electrically stimulating tissues in the middle ear. The electrode employs a structure which switches between narrow and spread shapes, facilitating the electrode insertion into the site, securing the electrode against vibration or permanent movement, and optimizing the current density.
|VASCULAR PROSTHESES FOR TREATING ANEURYSMS - An endovascular sealing stent-graft is configured to initially be positioned in a delivery catheter in a radially-compressed state, and to assume a radially-expanded state upon being deployed from the delivery catheter. The stent-graft includes a structural member, which includes a plurality of structural stent elements, and which, when the stent-graft assumes the radially-expanded state, has a generally tubular shape, and is shaped so as to define at least two elongated indentations, each of which extends rostrally to a rostral end of the structural member, and is tapered in a caudal direction until the indentation converges with the generally tubular shape of the structural member, and each of which has an axial length of at least 2 cm. The stent-graft further includes a fluid flow guide, which is coupled to at least a portion of the structural member, and covers at least a portion of each of the elongated indentations.
|APPARATUS FOR CLOSURE OF A LUMEN AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME - A generally tubular endovascular prosthesis (
|SIDEPORT ENGAGEMENT AND SEALING MECHANISM FOR ENDOLUMINAL STENT-GRAFTS - An endovascular prosthesis (
|TREATMENT OF A MAIN BODY LUMEN IN THE VICINITY OF A BRANCHING BODY LUMEN - An endovascular prosthesis (
|ENDOVASCULAR FLOW DIRECTION INDICATOR - An endovascular tool is provided, which includes a longitudinal delivery shaft and a fin coupled to the delivery shaft. The fin is configured to assume a compressed state for endoluminal delivery, and an expanded state for endoluminal deployment, in which state the fin is configured to pivot around an axis of rotation. Other embodiments are also described.
|ENDOVASCULAR FENESTRATED STENT-GRAFTING - A stent-graft (
|MULTI-COMPONENT STENT-GRAFT SYSTEM FOR IMPLANTATION IN A BLOOD VESSEL WITH MULTIPLE BRANCHES - A multi-component stent-graft system (
|THERMAL ENERGY APPLICATION FOR PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENDOLEAKS IN STENT-GRAFTS - Apparatus (
|MULTI-COMPONENT BIFURCATED STENT-GRAFT SYSTEMS - A multiple-component expandable endoluminal system for treating a lesion at a bifurcation including a self expandable tubular root member having a side-looking engagement aperture, a self expandable tubular trunk member comprising a substantially blood impervious polymeric liner secured therealong; both having a radially compressed state adapted for percutaneous intraluminal delivery and a radially expanded state adapted for endoluminal support.
|IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICES CONSTRUCTED OF SHAPE MEMORY MATERIAL - Medical apparatus (
|ENDOVASCULAR SYSTEM WITH CIRCUMFERENTIALLY-OVERLAPPING STENT-GRAFTS - A multi-component endovascular stent-graft system (
|ACCELERATED BENCH-TESTING OF MEDICAL DEVICES - A biomedical tester includes a fluid-control container, shaped to define a fluid-control container port and a first interface surface defining fluid-control container apertures. A fluid controller is shaped to define a second interface surface defining controller ports. These elements and a motor are arranged to relative translation between the first and second interface surfaces; thereby effecting a time-varying overlap between subgroups of the system. Fixtures allow disposition therewithin of respective medical devices. Each of the fixtures includes one or more fixture first ports and fixture second ports. The fixture first ports are mounted in fluid Communication respective with the controller ports. A fluid pump includes first and second pump ports in fluid communication with the fixture second ports and the fluid-control container port, respectively.
|VASCULAR BANDS AND DELIVERY SYSTEMS THEREFOR - An extra-luminal ring (
|EXTRA-VASCULAR WRAPPING FOR TREATING ENDOLEAK - A method is provided that includes identifying an aortic endoleak in a human subject implanted with an endovascular stent-graft in an aneurysmatic aorta. An extra-vascular ring is positioned at least partially encircling a segment of the aneurysmatic aorta in which the endovascular stent-graft has been implanted.
|REDUCED-STRAIN EXTRA- VASCULAR RING FOR TREATING AORTIC ANEURYSM - Apparatus (
|STENT FIXATION WITH REDUCED PLASTIC DEFORMATION - An endovascular stent system (
|ELECTROSTIMULATION IN TREATING CEREBROVASCULAR CONDITIONS - A system for treating a medical condition in a living body, comprising two subsystems, an implant subsystem and an electrical stimulation unit subsystem. The implant subsystem comprises at least one electrostimulation module, contains at least one electrically conductive electrode and, preferably, an anchoring member. The electrical stimulation unit, adapted for producing and controlling electrical waveforms, is connected to the electrodes. The implant subsystem is implanted adjacent to at least one of the following structures: the carotid sinus nerve, aortic nerve, common carotid artery, external carotid artery, internal carotid artery, carotid artery bifurcation, carotid body, aortic body or aortic arch receptors. The electrical stimulation unit is maintained outside the patient's body and is adapted to program, generate, control and deliver the electrical waveform via a wired or a wireless connection to the implant subsystem, thereby stimulating the structure it is adjacent to and treating the medical condition.
|ELECTROSTIMULATION IN TREATING CEREBROVASCULAR CONDITIONS - An electrostimulation device including an electrode shaft that includes a plurality of electrodes, a delivery device that includes a cannula, through which the electrode shaft is insertable, a fixation member fixable on the cannula, and a locking mechanism for selectively permitting and preventing relative movement between the electrode shaft and the delivery device.
|DOUBLE-LAYER STENT - A multi-component endovascular stent system (
|TRIPLE-COLLAR STENT-GRAFT - An endovascular stent-graft (
|LONG-TERM ELECTROSTIMULATION OF RECEPTORS - An electrostimulation device includes an implantable internal unit, which includes an array of electrodes assembled on or in a housing, and affixing structure for affixing the unit with respect to a targeted anatomy of a patient, a microprocessor mounted in the housing and in communication with the electrodes, a transceiver mounted in the housing and in communication with the microprocessor, and a power supply for providing power to the electrodes, the microprocessor and the transceiver.
|STENT-GRAFTS WITH POST-DEPLOYMENT VARIABLE RADIAL DISPLACEMENT - An endovascular stent-graft includes a generally tubular body configured to assume a radially-compressed delivery state and a radially-expanded deployment state. The body includes a flexible stent member, and a tubular fluid flow guide attached to the stent member. The body includes a compliance-restoration body portion extending axially along a portion of the body, and including portions of the stent member and fluid flow guide. When the body is in the radially-expanded deployment state, the compliance-restoration body portion characterized by a greatest diastolic outer radius when the body is internally pressurized by fluid having a pressure of 80 mmHg, and radially expandable to a greatest systolic outer radius when the body is internally pressurized by fluid having a pressure of 120 mmHg. The greatest systolic outer radius (R
|BRANCHED STENT-GRAFT SYSTEM - An endovascular stent-graft (
|VASCULAR PROSTHESIS FOR TREATING ANEURYSMS - Apparatus for use with a delivery catheter, including a primary stent-graft and a flared endovascular stent-graft, which is configured to initially be positioned in the delivery catheter in a radially-compressed state, and to assume a radially-expanded state upon being deployed from the delivery catheter. The primary stent-graft includes (a) a structural member, which includes a plurality of structural stent elements, and which, when the flared endovascular stent-graft assumes the radially-expanded state, is shaped so as to define a flared caudal portion, which flares radially outward in a caudal direction; (b) at least one biologically-compatible substantially fluid-impervious flexible sheet, which is coupled to at least the flared caudal portion; and (c) a stent-engagement member, which is generally tubular when the flared endovascular stent-graft assumes the radially-expanded state, which is disposed at least partially within the flared caudal portion, and which is configured to be sealingly coupled to the primary stent-graft.
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|26 Feb 2011
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I am currently running Windows 7. Is there a way that I can play MP4 files with a 'z01' extension? Media player says that it does not recognise te format. Is there anything that I can download to help. or another programme that will play the files?
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The z01 extension usually means it is the first part of a zip archive, usually from winzip. It may well be the first part of a multi part archive (zip file), and is not a complete MP4 file. You can try changing the extension to MP4 and see if it will play, but if not, it's likely the scenario above. A Guy
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Charlize Theron is Big in Japan
Charlize Theron is sheer beauty in a lace Prada halter dress with cut-outs at the premiere of her new movie Hancock at JCB Hall on Thursday in Tokyo, Japan.
The star of the film, Will Smith, was also on hand. Hancock opens on August 30 in Japan.
Hancock was the fourth highest-grossing title of the summer with $225 million. It trailed The Dark Knight ($471 million), Iron Man ($317 million) and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ($315 million). What a spectacular end to a superheroes summer!
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Cyclones volleyball players honored
While Moraine Valley College volleyball players were preparing for a second straight appearance in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II national tournament, a few of them got honored for accomplishments already banked.
Sophomore Kara Kentner was tabbed as the Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference's Player of the Year for the second season in a row, and Cyclones mates Gina Ryan, Taylor Serrano and Joanna Curtis all joined her on the all-league first team. Second-team selections were awarded to Alex Bojan and Autumn Seiler.
Also recognized was Gloria Coughlin, who was once again pegged as the ISCC Coach of the Year after guiding Moraine to its second consecutive unbeaten conference campaign. Coughlin is stepping down from her post at the conclusion of the national tourney, as is assistant coach Donna Zidek.
The 15th-ranked Cyclones (33-8) begin their quest for the crown today at 11 a.m., when they square off with No. 2-ranked Parkland (Ill.) College (49-2) at Owens Community College in Toledo, Ohio.
Kyle Ward poured in 28 points, collected five rebounds and dished out five assists, but that effort — plus double-digit scoring from three other players — wasn't enough to spare the Cyclones from an 85-81 defeat against Triton College on Saturday.
Also playing well for Moraine in a losing cause were Johnte Shannon (20 points, four assists), Cameron Juillerat (12 points), Des'nique Harris (10 points, eight rebounds) and Jason Allen (seven rebounds).
Another big night from Ward (25 points, 11 rebounds, five assists, three steals) was wasted last Thursday, as the Cyclones came up short versus Harper College by an 88-80 count. Shannon backed Ward with 22 points, six steals and four assists.
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The Cyclones used a second-half surge to pull away from Harper College and record an 84-70 triumph last Thursday.
After being up only 35-33 at halftime, Moraine — which won for the third straight time — built a lead that grew as large as 22 points over the final 20 minutes. Spurring that burst was an aggressive defense that put more pressure on the Bulldogs' guards.
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Christ the King Lutheran Church members have a long history of both serving the impoverished and hungry and advocating on behalf of "the least of these." (Matt. 25:45) We serve in many different ways and through different programs. You may contact Director of Congregational Care email@example.com for more information about volunteering.
Bread for the World / ELCA World Hunger Appeal / Feed the Homeless / Food Collection Basket / Houston Food Bank / Meals on Wheels and Animeals / SEARCH Homeless Services / Snacks after Sunday services
Bread for the World is a collective Christian voice urging our nation's decision makers to end hunger. Christ the King Lutheran Church has been a covenant church of BfW for many years and many within the congregation are individual members. Bread for the World works with both political parties to craft and adopt legislation that has helped millions of people in the U.S. and abroad lift themselves out of poverty and hunger. We host an Offering of Letters every year, usually on Bread for the World Sunday in October and on Mother's Day.
ELCA World Hunger Appeal: Christ the King members continue to be a leader in financially supporting the ELCA World Hunger Appeal. The World Hunger Appeal responds to hunger and poverty in the U.S. and around the world by addressing root causes. Through a comprehensive program of relief, development, education and advocacy, people are connected to the resources they need to lift themselves out of poverty. Between 70-75% of ELCA World Hunger funds are spent internationally, and 20-25% percent are spent domestically. ELCA World Hunger Appeal responds to Christ's call to "Go and do likewise" (Luke 10:37), serving with compassion people who are most vulnerable, paying focused attention to the full participation of women and the needs of children. Many members contribute to the Appeal throughout the course of the year and our December Mission Offering.
Feed the Homeless: Christ the King members and friends, particularly young adults, meet in the church kitchen at 5:45 PM on the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month to make sandwiches and prepare meals, and then deliver them to downtown homeless individuals. Volunteers are welcome to help with meal preparation, downtown delivery, or both. Just show up any second or fourth Monday!
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Discerning American Origin in Antique Furniture
When it comes to pre-Industrial Era (1840 or earlier) antique furniture, a made-in-American pedigree is amongst the most coveted and highly valued provenance in the world: An appreciation not prevalent less than half a century ago. This fact is easy to ascertain for yourself. Just visit a few old mansions built by families like the Carnegies, Mellons, Vanderbilts and Rockefellers. Were these elitists ashamed of their own country's past? Perhaps. Amongst that immense collective assemblage of original house furnishings you'd be hard pressed to find one 18th century Newport block front secretary, Philadelphia highboy, Baltimore Federal pembroke table or even a single dining chair made by Duncan Phyfe. Concerning early period furnishings, tycoons outfitted their American palaces with the finest seating, tables and case-pieces made in Italy, Austria, France, England, and Russia-anywhere but in the USA. Even historically important Colonial and Federal furnishings descending in the White House were mostly housed in the basement until Jacqueline Kennedy, a First Lady with great taste, had these treasures resurrected to the upper levels where they belong.
The fact is, until about the mid 20th century, the influential upper class crowd looked down American heirlooms as inferior. Why has this viewpoint changed? What caused Americans to take pride in their own ancestral works? It has much to do with the fact that American design truly was amongst the best ever made and this actuality had to come to light eventually. Another influence was the rise of the common man. America's ascension in wealth and population naturally led to a rise in her historic artifacts. This luminosity was accelerated when the U.S. working class began to accumulate wealth and leisure time. With free time Americans discovered flowers always present in their very own soil. Like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, common men and women looked back into their own rugged past and discovered what many of their aristocratic employers were so slow to learn: "There's no place like home." Here are a few reasons why a "Made in the USA" label is a red, white & blue ribbon when it comes to old furniture.
- Superior Wood: Something rarely encountered in Europe are 18th and early 19th century andirons used to stabilize logs in a fireplace. That's because France, England and Italy had basically deforested themselves by the middle ages. Rare narrow planks that were milled were used for more important uses than cooking and warmth. Imagine the elation experienced by immigrant cabinetmakers landing on the shores of Virginia, New Amsterdam and New England. To look upon two and three hundred year old virgin forests filled with cherry, oak, maple, ash, walnut and white pine trees with trunks as wide as an ox cart. Many tree species cut to extinction in their own homelands. Even treasured mahogany, native to neither Europe nor continental America, was discovered in close by in islands like Cuba and San Domingo. Sadly, this finest grade of mahogany (and lumber period) ever discovered was virtually wiped out in these island paradises by 1830 and is now virtually extinct from the world. When it comes to ecology, man has always been slow to learn from his mistakes.
- Great Cabinetmakers: Some of history's foremost wood artisans immigrated or were born in America: Affleck, Belter, Chapin, Dunlap, Goddard & Townsend, Frothingham, Phyfe, Seymour and over a dozen others-all were Monet-like in their contribution to the artisanship and vision of interior accoutrement design.
- A "New World" Environment to work in: The United States of America is more than just a beautiful land. It is one of mankind's preeminent innovations. Can you recall a single government that, up until America's late 18th century, allowed free enterprise to find its natural course among workingmen and too infrequently, women. Colonial cabinetmakers were free to explore new product designs and proudly hang their own name from their awnings. Liberated from cabinetmaking guilds and class decree that forced opulent design upon them, craftsmen found new ways to make new wares.
- Distance: In 1962, a new kind American music dominated the Western world: Elvis, Paul Anka, the Ink Spots, Bobby Darin, Frankie Vallie. The popularity of Rock and Roll inspired every new artist following this wave to introduce music of great similarity. Until 1963. That's when the Beatles knocked almost all those American Rock and Rollers off the charts. Had John Lennon and Paul McCartney been born and raised here in the USA there's a strong chance they would not have found that distinctive new sound that reshaped music's course and launched the British Invasion. That same Atlantic Ocean that helped the Beatles become the Beatles also helped to launch American cabinetry on a course influenced by, but not controlled by, European design.
- Imagination: Freed somewhat from French and English convention, American craftsmen asked two novel questions. The answer to these questions seeded new design elements that flowered into one of history's preeminent lines of craftsmanship.
- Why must magnificent design be excessive in ornament? It need not be, American cabinetmakers envisioned. Next time you pass by an exemplary early American wood frame church you will quite likely see this principle carried out in large detail. Proper proportioning, imaginative design and letting the wood do the work is a handsome approach to cabinetry.
- Why can't design reach up, instead of out? Generally, "verticality" is one of the design elements that tends to make American furniture more pleasing to the eye than the European models from which it was modeled. Think of an egg lying on its side (European design), compared to an egg standing tall and upright (American design). American furniture has a way of standing up on its toes without making lots of excessive noise. Think of a quiet, graceful ballet dancer. Simplicity can be beautiful.


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Emma Holifield, Books Editor and Rory Morgan, Online Books Editor, discuss classical references and why The Hunger Games isn't as fresh as you think…
George Orwell once said, "I doubt whether classical education ever has been or can be successfully carried out without corporal punishment." True, learning Latin and Ancient Greek rarely tops lists of fun ways to spend an afternoon (apologies Classics department).
However, from Harry Potter to Percy Jackson, classical references in literature are becoming increasingly widespread. Indeed, despite Orwell's view, I doubt J.K. Rowling included mythological centaurs in her novels under heavy duress. The Hunger Games also makes abundant classical references, featuring characters such as Caesar and Plutarch. This is not a new phenomenon, with The Lord of the Rings and the Narnia chronicles drawing heavily on ancient sources. However, the recent popularity of classically inspired literature has led industry big-wigs to herald mythology-based fiction as one of the biggest emerging young adult trends.
Filled with wine, women and general debauchery, many classical characters go on benders that would give even the most hardened uni drinkers a headache. Considering these themes, it is somewhat odd that classical references have become particularly prevalent in children and young adult fiction.
But why engage with stories created by long-dead individuals? Is it laziness on the part of the writer, stealing plot-lines rather than inventing their own? Or are these references an attempt to make their literature more 'intellectual'? These may be true, but with many of the stories they draw inspiration from being considered 'epic' literature, it isn't hard to understand why such references can help to create appealing stories.
The recent prevalence of vampiric romances has led the young adult genre to be cast in a bad light. However, classically immersed stories such as The Hunger Games help to prove that this genre isn't limited to the tales of vapid, love-struck protagonists (yes Bella Swan, I am talking about you).
Emma Holifield, Books Editor
Last weekend the second film adaptation of Suzanne Collins' popular Hunger Games trilogy was unleashed to a mass of screaming fans. The books themselves have earned particular praise for their supposedly unique way of tackling the themes of reality television and the potentially dangerous nature of it. Many would be able to tell you a brief synopsis of the fictional nature of the games and their history, but few are aware of their quite obvious Latin based literary heritage.
It seems that Collins has, like many other authors, dipped into ancient literature for some inspiration. The Games' parallels with Ovid's tale of the Minotaur are intriguing. The tale goes that every year or so seven Athenian boys and seven girls, drawn by lot, were to be sent into the Labyrinth (where the Minotaur had been trapped) to act as a sacrifice to appease the animal. Sound familiar?
Eventually the hero Theseus with the aid of Ariadne defeated the Minotaur. Ok, so maybe that part of the tale is slightly less explicit in Collins trilogy, but nevertheless it is interesting to observe how the roots of such a fresh and exciting book are so ancient.
This is perhaps why Collins has had such a widespread success on her hands, she has essentially reinvigorated an already proven successful tale with no one alive to sue her!
And why shouldn't she? After all, when it comes to ancient literature it is often difficult to gage ownership and if Collins' books introduce even just one per cent of her readers to the great works of the past surely there is no vice.
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It's been about 10 months since Nancy Noble moved from Vancouver to Halifax to step into the role of director and CEO for the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. Although she's new to the province Noble is not a stranger to the challenge she's taking on, namely breathing new life into a traditional gallery that often feels more like a stuffy institution than an inspired community space.
In her decade of leadership at the Museum of Vancouver, Noble completely refreshed the institution's approach to programming, curation and community engagement. The increased volume and diversity of visitors and general enthusiasm for the space that resulted are similar to what Noble envisions to be possible in Nova Scotia.
While thousands have been enchanted by Maudie, the biopic and box office hit that is raising the prominence of Nova Scotian artist Maud Lewis, the gallery that holds her work in their permanent collection is working to leverage the opportunity while also keeping their sights on the big picture. For Noble and her team, that big picture is a new building and a bright future for the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.
A self-described open book, Noble jumped into our conversation about where the gallery is going and why that vision matters without hesitation.
Q: In Nova Scotia we have many legacy organizations that are in the process of innovating and the challenge is exactly as you describe: keep the ship afloat while also building a new ship. Have you learned anything early on about how to do that effectively?
A: I think there's lots of examples from all over Canada and the world and I have no intention of reinventing the wheel. I'm going to talk to colleagues who've been through it and garner as much intelligence as I can. It's critical to not get overly excited about the end result and to stop and plan well so that you have the resources to implement.
Q: How does your previous experience with transformation apply here? What relevant knowledge are you bringing with you?
A: This role is about being bold and visionary and knowing what that vision is. I have that experience of taking an old organization and changing its direction and making sure the vision is very, very clear. I've done a lot of work in my previous life in going through these visionary exercises and making sure that vision is what is wanted and needed in the province.
That's an exercise we're going to go through in the next few months. Our vision, mission and values have to be used as a baseline for answering questions and making decisions about what a new gallery will look like. I see the building as only part of it — it's what we can do in that building that is the most important thing and all of that stems from the work we'll do up front.
Q: So you can't yet say to what the new vision of AGNS will be, but what is your broader vision for what art can do?
A: I think it's two-fold: We're the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia so of course we're interested in Nova Scotian artists and we're here to showcase their art and help people understand and see the world through an artist's own vision. But we also want to bring art to Nova Scotia. The exchange of ideas and goods across borders happens all the time and art is one of those things. My vision is that with a new space we'll be able to have bigger travelling exhibitions and look at how we can use digital technology to enhance the experience for the visitor and get younger people engaged. To think about what you want to do and then create spaces where you can do them is a dream come true for a gallery director.
Q: What is your prediction for what the future holds?
A: I predict that in 2023 we'll be opening a new gallery on the waterfront. I want the gallery to be a place where people feel comfortable to use the space and be engaged with it. It's not just about the building, it's that people feel this is a public space they can enjoy. We are one of the biggest arts organizations in the province and I see us needing to take a lead role in pushing boundaries and utilizing that space in ways we haven't even thought of yet.


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The other one is less obstructive, I prefer that one.
Darkwind RPG - A Hero's Tale is a usermade mod for the well known game Warcraft III the Frozen Throne. This mod will take the player away from the standard strategic real time game and throw him into a 3rd person, isometric filmed roleplay game. Many unique features, custom models, advanced scripting and a interesting story will make Darkwind RPG to an experience you should not miss. The first versions will be released as singleplayer. Multiplayer version(s) will follow, but differ in some features because of the limitations set by the Warcraft III engine itself.
The other one is less obstructive, I prefer that one.
I agree, this one obscures to much of the terrain.
Please notice that the fog is not static. It is animated to slowly apear and fade on different positions.So terrain is not permanently obscured.
at first i thought that mummy or ancient Egypt statue
Looks wonderful! I love that you update so often :)
I like that,atmospheric
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Von Willebrand is a bleeding disorder. The disease can cause bleeding problems because blood does not clot well after an injury.
Normally, pieces of blood cells (platelets) clump together after an injury. This helps form a clot and stops bleeding. A protein called von Willebrand factor helps blood clot.
In von Willebrand disease, there's not enough of this protein or the protein does not work right. The platelets do not stick together, which can cause too much bleeding. A similar bleeding disorder that most people have heard of is hemophilia.
Type 1: Von Willebrand factor is fairly normal, but there is not enough of it. Children with this type may also be low on another clotting factor, called factor VIII. This is the most common type of the disease. It tends to be mild.
Type 2: Von Willebrand factor is abnormal. There are several kinds of type 2 von Willebrand disease. Some are more severe than others.
Type 3: There is little or no von Willebrand factor. Often a child with this disease type also has very little factor VIII. This type of von Willebrand disease is the most serious. It is extremely rare.
Von Willebrand disease is caused by a change (mutation) in a gene that makes von Willebrand factor. Von Willebrand factor is a protein that helps platelets stick to damaged areas of blood vessels.
The abnormal gene is passed down from a mother or father or both parents.
Usually, children who get the gene from just 1 parent will have type 1 or type 2 disease. They may have no symptoms or mild symptoms. But sometimes their symptoms are very serious. Even within a family, some people may have more problems with their disease than others.
Children who get the gene from both parents will likely have type 3 disease. Their symptoms are usually serious.
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A diagnosis of von Willebrand disease can be stressful. We help take positive steps right away by offering same-day appointments for children with urgent needs. New patients whose needs are not urgent usually can be seen within 1 or 2 weeks.
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Read about how we can support you and your child with financial counseling, schooling, housing, transportation, interpreter services and spiritual care.
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Our physician-scientists help set national standards for care of young people with blood disorders.
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Signs and symptoms of von Willebrand disease can be mild or serious. It depends on which type of the disease your child has.
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Too much bleeding can be dangerous. But even if your child has a severe type of von Willebrand disease, treatment can help prevent serious problems.
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Your doctor will also check your child for other signs of bleeding problems and other health issues that can affect bleeding.
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Sometimes it can be tricky to diagnose the disease, especially in mild cases. When a child is diagnosed with von Willebrand disease, we usually consider testing other family members who might have it. Testing parents may help us better understand a child's risk of bleeding.
We often refer parents to our partners at Bloodworks Northwest to be evaluated. Bloodworks also can talk to you about the risk of passing von Willebrand disease to children in future pregnancies.
Your child may not need any treatment for von Willebrand disease unless they have problems with bleeding too much.
If your child needs medicine or clotting factor into their vein (infusion), they can get care without having to spend a night in the hospital.
Seattle Children's offers these treatment options:
To prevent bleeding: A medicine called desmopressin (brand name Stimate) helps increase clotting. Doctors can give it to your child before any planned surgery or dental work. This medicine can be taken:
Desmopressin does not work well for all children. Your doctor may give your child a test dose to see if it increases their levels of von Willebrand factor enough. We do not use it in children under 3 years old.
To reduce bleeding: Medicines that help keep blood clots from breaking down are called antifibrinolytic (AN-te-fi-BRIN-o-LIT-ik). They are used mainly to reduce bleeding after:
Your child may need a combination of von Willebrand factor and factor VIII made from donor blood. This is an option if your child needs major surgery and they do not respond well to desmopressin, a medicine that helps increase clotting.
Clotting factors are given into a vein in your child's arm.
If your child has a lot of bleeding because of von Willebrand disease, they may need a blood transfusion.
Transfusing blood means giving red blood cells from a healthy donor. Your child receives the blood through a vein in their arm.
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August 18 | 6 PM
DePaul Art Museum is excited to host SPECTRALINA, an audio-visual performance project by musician Dan Bitney of the band Tortoise and visual artist Selina Trepp. The performance combines image and sound to create a "visual music" in which each medium bears equal force. Free and open to everyone! RSVP required


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The teen who famously masqueraded as a Chicago police officer -- donning a uniform and riding along with another officer -- was ordered released this morning after more than two months in a state youth facility.
Judge Andrew Berman warned the teen, whom the Tribune is not naming because he is a juvenile, to follow the rules of his probation and stay out of trouble.
"Surprise me," Berman told the teen. "Make me not see you for a while."
The teen had been in the state youth correctional facility since Sept. 29, when Berman ordered him taken into custody after he violated his home confinement, one of the terms of his probation.


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The Cavass—National Conference of State Legislatures, November/December 2011: This month's issue looks at the presidential nomination process, electronic poll books and minority language requirements.
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What's the big idea?
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- Newmania said...
Yet Cameron's approach has provoked cold fury amongst the right wing of the Conservatives:
This is an invention presumably based on reading Simon Heffer ? Ridiculous .The liking of a second choice middle Party for any system that gives power to the second choice middle Party is deeply uninteresting and drawing a straight line between that and the corruption of MPs takes a wonderfully wonky pair of specs .
The big idea of Liberalism is not accountability. It is characterised by the wish to distance the MP from the voter , the decision from the electorate and enlarge the State so as to distance consequences from their authors . As my old chum Norm Baker ,whose seat you want to dismantle was telling me , you are to the left of New Labour.
If you read Liberal Conspiracy today it shows how the Liberal vote is in fact a sub set of the Labour vote . As for clarity if you understand the Liberal proposals on tax you are ahead of the rest of the species .
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- neil craig said...
The LibDems may be eschewing competent managerialsim for an idealogical stance. Pity the ideaology isn't in any way whatsoever liberal.
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[Modern Art] This Horror Art Will Blow Your Mind
I am absolutely in love with this horror art.
This is the work of artist Matt Soffe, a man who doesn't just make art, he makes insanely fucking good art. His work has a distinct style that's different from what I usually cover in this series, and ogling it kind of makes me feel like I'm reading a graphic novel. Looking through his gallery, I honestly couldn't find a single piece I wasn't a fan of, and that made choosing a handful to showcase here extraordinarily difficult. Thanks, Matt. Geez.
For more of Matt's work, check out his gallery.
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George Zimmerman's recent visit to a gun factory had Republican MSNBC host Joe Scarborough concerned on Monday about him being taken in by his party.
"This is not a man that Republicans should embrace as a hero," Scarborough said of Zimmerman, who was found not guilty of murder in July 2013 in the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. "He is anything but a hero."
Scarborough told his panelists that members of the far right would be tempted to align themselves with Zimmerman, who was criticized by his own lawyers after photos surfaced of him visiting the factory that made the gun he used to shoot and kill Martin.
"We certainly would not have advised him to go to the factory that made the gun that he used to shoot Trayvon Martin through the heart," a spokesperson for Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, was quoted as saying. "We got the verdict that we believe is just, and the rest of George's life is up to George."
Scarborough and his panelists scoffed at Zimmerman's appearance, noting the distance his legal team was now keeping from him.
"I said from day one during the trial that it was gonna be hard to convict this man," Scarborough told his panelists. "That doesn't mean that many on the far right need to embrace this man, whose own lawyers are now running away from him. He's not a hero."
Watch the discussion, aired Monday on MSNBC, below.
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Series: Vertebrate Paleobiology and Paleoanthropology Series
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The Olduvai Bed I archaeological sites, dating back to almost 2 million years, have been at the epicenter of the debate on how early humans were. The present book presents a new analytical approach which, after having been applied to these sites, produced unexpected results: the association of stone tools and faunal remains at most Olduvai Bed I sites is accidental and not related to hominid behavior. Only at one site, FLK Zinj, is this association intentional. Through careful taphonomic analysis of this site coupled with detailed experimental work, it can be possible to out-rule the hypothesis that hominids were passive scavengers. Hominids were targeting meat in the exploitation of animals, which they probably obtained through some degree of predation, and their behavior seems to have been more advanced than previously thought.
From the reviews: "The book is divided into 16 chapters. ! The monograph is data-rich, with abundant tables for each studied strata listing species and skeletal part representation, as well as graphical summaries of the locations of each individual surface modification (whether by hominin or carnivore) on bovid long bones. ! Deconstructing Olduvai is an important paleoanthropological contribution ! ." Christian A. Tryon, Journal of Mammalian Evolution, 2008. "This volume provides a fresh look at an old issue -- i.e. that hominins were primary agents in the formation of these sites -- and suggests that site formation is heterogeneous and complicated during Bed I times at Olduvai Gorge." Journal of Human Evolution, 31 August 2009
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For congregations following the lectionary, John's story of Mary anointing Jesus at Bethany is told on the last Sunday of Lent before Palm Sunday. It is a story of the preparations for Jesus' passion, death, and burial. This is a passionate story. I want to talk about that aspect because it has often either been eliminated or minimized in the telling and interpretation of this story.
The ointment that Mary uses to anoint Jesus is described with a phrase that is also present in Mark's story of the anointing. In Mark the Greek phrase is, muru nardu pistacase palotaloose. John picks up that same phrase, muru nardu pistacase palotamu. It is a luxuriously liquid sound that conveys through the sound of the words the character of the ointment. The storytellers loved this phrase. You have to hear it in Greek. The closest we can get in English is "luxurious and luscious."
It is unfortunately translated as "perfume." Perfume comes in a little bottle and is used on a woman's body. You apply it in tiny drops behind the ear or on the wrist in order to have a nice fragrance. Perfume can be expensive, but often is not.
In contrast, the ointment in our story was used by both men and women. It was imported from India and was the most expensive ointment available in Israel in Jesus' day. A pound of this ointment would not have been a pound of "perfume." A pound of ointment would come in a jar that's about 3 inches high and 5-6 inches in diameter. That is a big jar of ointment! The fragrance from this substance that Mary used to anoint Jesus' feet was the most precious thing one could imagine, and as the story says, it would fill the whole house.
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I am Catholic. I was raised Catholic, I've been a fallen Catholic, I'm selectively Catholic, I'm a practicing Catholic. As Lent approached this year, the obligation of giving something up or doing something extra for forty days felt particularly necessary. I don't know why. As a child, I gave up soda, candy, chocolate, pizza. Some years this was easy (we really didn't eat pizza that much), some years it was plain old not fair (my birthday falls during Lent and what's a kids' birthday party without soda? PUHleeeeeze!). In adulthood, when I was in practice, I would always find truly difficult, usually food, items to forgo for the season. The "you're going to hell" French fry event of 2007 was tough. This year that didn't seem enough.
I needed to sacrifice something that would spur betterness in my existence. 2017 has brought everyone I know to some sort of negative state: Angst. Terror. Fear. Judgement. Depression. On a daily basis even the most positive among my comrades is struck by overwhelming negativity from outside sources. We can blame politics, we can blame technology. Ultimately, we can only blame ourselves. So…..
Two weeks ago I gave up my emotional hoarding of baggage from broken relationships. (Succinct sacrifice, huh?) I have committed to releasing ALL of those broken relationships: romantic partners, friends, former employers- all of them. You know I love to hoard. You know part of me loves my ghosts. You know I love dissecting and dwelling. I hope that the concerted effort to relinquish this baggage releases moments of envy. I admit it- ENVY. I hope it makes me focus on more gratitude and appreciation for my life and the current, wonderful relationships I have and are mutually cultivated. I hope it brings me to practice greater gratitude on a daily basis and release relationships that have run their course more easily. Joe is really good at this and I know I can be better. When I do it, I feel peaceful. THAT'S a positive goal.
In two weeks, I have failed twice. Last night, most notably. Being regularly indulgent in meanders down romantic relationship Memory Lane, it isn't surprising that my first failure was Christopher related. I was travelling through the town where we met and- boom. There he was. I had just filled my Jeep with gas and was heading back home, he pulled out right in front of me. It happened super fast and for the next seven and a half miles, I found myself wishing we'd end up in the same place at the same time, sharing a laugh about coincidences. I willed him to call me, sharing a "blast from the past" Dan Fogelberg style. I hoped for a text if he got to his destination before I did mine, a friendly, "Was that you behind me?" inquiry. Lenten observance? EPIC FAIL. The rebound wasn't terrible, though. I called Joe. We laughed at the small-townie-ness of it all, even several counties away. I sought solace and comfort in my spousal equivalent. The Christopher part of my life is encapsulated and done. This failure was a blip on that proverbial radar. I can repent and refocus.
Last night, however, it wasn't an ex-boyfriend that plagued me; it was a series of lost friendships, all sparked by the memory of one great friend that I really miss. The gal-pal I started to mourn and try to release was a best-friend seven years ago. We started hanging out when her two kids were close in age to two of my three nibblings and we'd get together in child-friendly scenarios. When my nibblings got older and were with me less, we still got together. Seven years ago, we became a type of "mommy friend", laughing, gossiping, and trading stories while digging for Goldfish crackers, juice cups, and baby-wipes. [Although she has recently pointed out to several mutual friends on several occasions that I am not a mommy and never was. Thanks for that, friend.] Our friendship seemed deeper than just "moms" on play-dates. [It seemed deeper than to offer such a snarky comment.] She used "BEST FRIEND" first. She talked smack about her other friends to me. She called me in the middle of the night when her husband didn't come home after work, another time when her son spiked a fever and she needed someone to sit with her daughter. I called her to bring ice when I'd run out for girls' night, when my nibblings' mom died, needed chips for a play-date. Then she disappeared. She stopped calling, stopped texting, stopped interacting with me on social media. She's still out there, in the universe. I see her interacting with others. I see her out places- both in-person and as she checks-in via Facebook. I see her fostering new relationships. I'm just not her friend. And it hurts. It feels like betrayal. I'm confident that now, I am the friend she's talking smack about in another woman's kitchen.
Last night I let the loss of her friendship consume me. By the time I got home from a meeting, I was flushed, angry, and on the verge of tears. (Note to self: don't go to lengthy, boring township meetings where electronics are frowned-upon and you're left to stew in your own pensiveness.) As I regaled Joe with my day, it became a steady stream of laments about other relationships that wore out. They had run their course, as nearly all do. Joe kept trying to get me to see the silver-lining. The first five attempts were not received well on my part, I admit. I couldn't keep squelching his unsinkable hope, though, and relented. He's right. Who needs them (her)? I have other people and places that require and appreciate my energy far more than a shattered faux-friendship of nearly-a-decade ago. To be fair to the "bestie" of days gone by, maybe we were actually best friends. For that moment in time. Maybe we served a specific purpose and quickly moved on, like a mushroom that pops out of a block in Mario Bros.
My self-check was the point of ENVY. Was there anything I envied? Do I envy her? Do I envy her new "friends?" Surprisingly, NO and NO. I'm sad, I'm hurt, but I don't envy anyone because of this abandonment or betrayal or loss. I'm grateful for the time we had together, grateful for the experiences "our" kids shared, and hopeful that there wasn't anything larger at play on her end of the feelings. I hope she's not harboring some hurt, some injustice she's endured at my hands, or anything like that. Sometimes, it just doesn't work out.
I also slept really well last night, thanks to the emotional fatigue that settled in around 11pm.
Fingers-crossed I don't continue to fail in my Lenten observance an average of once a week. Who knew this would be more difficult that passing on the soda at my own 10th birthday party?


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We have another Cape Town Blogger interview for you.
This time it is Jana Engelbrecht with her website www.moomie.co.za. Learn what she does.
· Can you tell us a little about yourself?
I am the creator of the www.moomie.co.za, an online parenting network for prospective parents, pregnant women and mothers. I'm also a mother of two and a work-from-home freelance journalist. Although we are not a blog in itself, we are proud to say that some of Cape Town's finest bloggers are members of our forum.
· Tell me about some of the people you've met while working on your blog?
The most amazing thing about our forum are the people on it. I always say it's the girls on Moomie who make it such a safe, comfortable place to share your thoughts. We have very strong and opinionated women on there, which makes for some interesting reading. We have had several Moomie meets across the country where the women also meet in person. A lot of these women became good friends in "real life". I've met quite a few of the ladies from Cape Town myself and have built long-lasting friendships with several women after "meeting" them on the forum.
· What do you do when you aren't working on your blog?
I do editing and writing for magazines. I'm also constantly studying and am currently doing a BA in Languages and Literature. Other than that I enjoy the chaos that comes with being the mother of a toddler and a newborn baby!
· How do you keep coming up with material/content for your blog?
The girls do this all by themselves. J I have nothing to do with what gets written. As a mom, there are dozens of questions running through your head every day. Sometimes you just want to talk to someone who is in the same situation as you are. That's what an online forum is for. Subjects which were "taboo" a few years ago, are now being discussed freely. Post-natal depression, struggling with a newborn, raising a challenging toddler, are now subjects women can discuss without feeling they are being judged. They are never alone, whatever their situation is.
· Where do you go for news and information online?
Google, google, google. I also read News24. You can become sucked into the negativity about our country very easily. I want to have positive experiences. I only read stories that make me go: "whaaat?".
· What's your strategy with your blog in general?
Moomie was an idea I had when I was on maternity leave with my first child. I had no idea what I wanted to accomplish with it and I never knew it would become so big. Myself and a few other forum members belonged to another forum but it crashed at that stage. I wanted some place for all of us to reconnect, to continue keeping in touch. My goal with Moomie is now to provide a platform for women to talk freely, to not feel judged, to get advice, sympathy, friendship. When I read what some of the girls write about what Moomie means to them, my heart warms.
Our stategy for this year is to continue growing our membership and focus on keeping that steady. I have quite a few plans for what's to come. My head is constantly spinning with new ideas. Some work, some don't. I never want the site to stagnate.
· What has been your strategy for creating visibility to yourself and your blog?
Our users have grown from only a few hundred a month to averaging 11 500 unique visitors a month. This was mostly down to word of mouth. We have a Facebook page and Twitter account. I will be spending a bit more time on social networking this year.
However, in the beginning, I would notice someone writing something about Moomie on their Facebook status. I was –and still is-so proud when I see that. It has now become a regular occurence, with girls mentioning Moomie in their statuses. Whether it is a meeting/get-together coming up, something someone said or when they befriended someone on there – it's great to read!
· What was the most challenging moment in your blog content development process and why?
Finding a good host! A good host plays such an important part in running a successful online forum. Especially since we are dealing with hundreds of hormonal women who are passionate about the site and get irritated if the site is off-line. We went through teething problems the first year but now we are with a fantastic host. We also have a fantastic web technician/designer/developer, Matt, who keeps things running smoothly. Without good web support you can't improve on the service you deliver.
· Everyone has a favorite/least favorite post. Name yours and why?
I love reading birth stories. Each birth is so magical and precious. Every woman goes through a birth differently and it is so encouring and empowing to read some of these stories. There are sometimes discussions that gets out of hand but we try to keep an eye on those. Myself and the other moderators, Julie and Rikki, tend to stay on the sidelines. We only step in when it's really necessary.
· Name some of the bloggers whom you look up to and why?
I read blogs when I am feeding my two-month-old baby boy. It's my "me-time". Especially for a 2am feeding, I need good reading material. The ones I have bookmarked include Dooce, Reluctant Mom, Raising Men, Jou ma se blêrrieblog, There's a Lionheart in our Bath Tub, Crappy Pictures and Miss Preggy.
Each of these bloggers is really honest and hold nothing back. You can feel the emotion when you read it and sometimes they make you laugh. You start "following" their lives and it feels as if I know them personally. I think honesty and an ability to expose yourself in a way, is what makes good blogging.
Website: http://www.moomie.co.za
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A big thank you from Cape Town Active to Jana for this interview. Please check out her site http://www.moomie.co.za now.
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