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Question about LG LRFD25850 French Door Refrigerator
I have the LG French Door Fridge (model number LRFD25850SW). There are two crisper drawers that pull out and when you pull it out the drawer lid opens (lifts up) automatically. Well the right clip that lolds the lid on is broken. I need help finding this replacement part. Here is all of the information that is on the lid. >PS< 3806JJ2044, AS.M.11 #2. Please help...
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We have owned our LG French Door for two years and are extremely disappointed with the quality. We have a long list of problems with this fridge. All of our crisper drawer's track's are cracked. This summer the poorly designed doors were closed but not given the extra push shut, (you have to check each time) and the entire contents of my fridge spoiled. Upon taking it all apart to clean I discovered about a dozen small parts and cracked pieces of plastic loose at the bottom of the fridge. All were parts from the cheap drawers tracks.
The good news is we had purchased a Best Buy extended warranty. The bad news was it took two months of repeated service sits and incorrect parts received for Best Buy to determine we had lemon fridge and replaced it.
I have the same problem. Can you let me know if you were able to find the replacement?
Same thing - left plastic hook on the left flipping lid broke
crisper door broke
I found the Crisper replacement door on Repairclinic.com for $12.45 plus shipping
Yep - me too.
I tried repairclinic.com - couldn't find the part : (
I contacted the LG parts distributor for the west coast - they're researching it.
Anybody found a reliable source for this part?
Agree. I purchased the LRFC22750 and have had nothing but problems with it. Door alarm didn't work and as a result the cover and control panel melted. Since, various parts breaking and seal on the door is messed up so you need to be extra careful to give the door a shove to make sure it is closed completely.
I have the same problem with my Kenmore Elite french door fridge made by LG. The plastic buttons in the drawer break due to the forces that they are subjected to. I used VersaChem's "Plastic Welder" to glue the buttons back together. The button is easily removed by gently prying on the rear of the button cover with a flat screwdriver, gently lifting the corner tabs over the drawer. Unfortunately, the button is not available as a part from Sears, and they want $44 for an entire new drawer. Knock on wood, as my fix is still working, though I've told the family to take it easy on the drawers when they pull them out.
Posted on Jan 03, 2009
Need drill, small bit, fishing line, split shot or bobber stop.
Drill small hole (so knot in fishing line will not slip through) up through tray as close to circular socket where broken tab would have inserted, on inside edge. Drill another hole close to end of broken tab on crisper door. Tie knot in fishing line and insert from top of tray. Now insert through hole on broken crisper door tab from inside edge so fishing line comes out towards center of drawer. Squeeze on split shot or slide bobber stop up fishing line snug to tab. Door should hang in place and work fine.
Posted on May 30, 2012
Wife tired of tightening up the split shot. Took light metal rod (from old grill) and cut to just fit in the two sockets where broken tabs on door used to fit. Drilled small holes near top and about inch down (near each edge and center). Used small zipties to create loops around the rod.
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November 23, 2012 @ 5:51am
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I'll never forget the day a few years ago when I was standing in a major greeting card store chain in Toronto surrounded by literally hundreds of card options. Every card I picked up just didn't have the right message I wanted to convey. Some were too serious, some were too mushy, and others were just too wordy. That day I was specifically looking for a special thank you card for someone that had really gone the extra mile volunteering for the non-profit organization I was involved with at the time. None of the cards I picked up said the right thing at all nor seemed to communicate how grateful I was for this person and what they had done. I literally stood there; staring blankly at the non-relevant card options in front of me and vividly remember to this day, saying out loud to myself: "Isn't there a card with just one word that will say it all?" Within a few weeks I had registered the domain sayitwithoneword.com and now, a few years later, I am finally launching the idea behind this one-word card concept.
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Many elderly people are scared of taking up an exercise routine because of age-related weakness or the fear of injury. Regular workout is usually considered the domain on the young and the middle-aged who are strong enough to adapt to the rigours of regular exercise. Visit Kettlebell Courses to begin your training.
However, the truth is that 60 and above is the ideal time for many senior citizens to begin a workout routine such as kettlebell training.
In fact, geriatric training is a specific part of your kettlebell certifications where you learn all about how to make your elderly clients do kettlebell workouts safely.
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Most senior people have very little activity and this sedentary lifestyle further makes them weak and reduces their lifespan. What the elderly need is a safe workout routine they can do comfortably and enjoy it too. So encourage the elderly to take up kettlebell training and discover a new way of life even at a late age.
The elderly are often prone to lower back pain especially when they try to lift objects from the floor or move in a particular direction. With regular kettlebell courses, they can not only strengthen their back muscles but also improve flexibility.
Most kettlebell workouts depend on the thrust of the hips rather than the back so that your back always stays protected from over-stress. For all Brisbane clients, please check out the Brisbane Kettlebell course!
Kettlebell Training helps reduce Arthritic Pain
Arthritis is another common ailment that most senior citizens suffer from. This is primarily because with age, the body's skeletal structure becomes weak and fragile. Add to this the sedentary lifestyle that most elderly people live which further weakens the bones due to inactivity.
Kettlebell workouts are full body movements that target all the muscles of the body which means the skeletal structure is exercised too.
With each training session, the entire skeletal structure becomes stronger and more flexible which helps in reducing arthritic pain.
Kettlebell Training improves Mobility
Many elderly people are scared to venture outside their homes unaided because they are uncertain of their own mobility. They usually suffer from stiff joints or back pain or weakness in muscles.
However, as you will learn during your kettlebell courses, kettlebell workouts are primarily swinging motions that cut across several planes. This forces the body to move in different directions in sync with the bell. Such type of multidirectional workouts is extremely effective in improving mobility and strengthening the joints and ligaments.
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Kettlebell workouts are certainly very effective in improving your total physique. However, with geriatric clients, you should be extra cautious about how you handle them. Kettlebell certifications emphasize on certain safety points that you must ensure before training the elderly with kettlebells.
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I have this belief that you can do whatever you really want to do.
Liz Murray has this belief that life takes on the meaning you give it.
It is cool that one does whatever he or she really want, cuz not everyone will choose to live life the cool way. If we can do this, life will be much more fun! When you want to do what others think belongs to the bad, just do it if that's your sincere desire. Life is not more than a series of experience. You definitely want more of them. Your will be fully accomplished when you had slept in the doorway, when you had been hungry without food, when you had experience happiness and sorrow beyond measure, that is a life lived to the fullest. If I can choose, I will allocate more obstacles for this moment to better prepare for the warmth and sunshine ahead of time. Of couse, it is up to you to make yourself feel good in face of what seems unideal now. It is up you. It is up to you.
Your way of thinking and reasoning really matters a lot for your life. Sometimes, people make brave choices. Sometimes, situation pushes people to the place where they have to make that choice. Sister Li Rui shared that life is simple, just face up to it, solve it and then let it go. That's the combined power of yourself,time and external forces. And it will be great if you can make your power count the most within all these and guide the power in a right way.
What I admire most about the breaking night story is that Liz thought,' I just think that if everything can turn so desperatively bad, amybe things can also work out well.' Actually, I was amazed at the power of how a person gives life its meaning and how Liz discovered it at last.
It every destination I want to arrive requires a process of breaking night, I will just try to sow my seed without complain because I know that I have the magic key- the right to always let life take on meaning I want it to.
Among all these, hope is the most beautiful one.
My friends, maybe you are actually undergoing this process, may i wish you realise that you have what you need right with you, always!
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Gucci Mane recently released the single "Spotlight" which features R&B sensation Usher. The music video for "Spotlight" has already been shot, with cameos from Young Money's Nicki Minaj and comedian/actor Eddie Murphy's daughter Bria Murphy.
2009 has been a very busy year for the Atlanta native. Bridging the gap between the streets and mainstream, Gucci Mane elevated his profile by appearing on four Top 20 singles this summer including Mario's "Break Up," Trey Songz' "LOL" feat. Soulja Boy, and landing the feature on Mariah Carey's "Obsessed" remix and his own first single "Wasted".
Gucci Mane has been seemingly everywhere with more than 150 songs on over 40 different mixtapes and albums. The long-awaited album "The State Vs. Radric Davis" will make its way into stores DecemBURRR 8, 2009.
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According to Florida law, it is mandatory that children being transported in motor vehicles must be appropriately restrained with a proper child safety restraint. The precise requisites differ depending upon the age of the child and are based upon government and industry safety regulations. These new laws are put into place to protect your child and provide clear set of laws to protect your child.
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In accordance with the law, children between the ages of four and five may maintain use of a child safety seat, at the parent's judgment. Alternately, the child could use the vehicle's safety belt. Nonetheless, the child is required to remain in the rear seat. That said, safety specialists suggest that children should continue to use the forward-facing seat until they surpass the height or weight limitations of the seat. This occurs at the approximated age of four years old at a weight of 40 pounds. Additionally, safety specialists also advise the use of a booster seat for the child at this age. If not, it is likely that the seat belt may not adequately fit and, in the occurrence of an accident, the child is at serious risk of injury.
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We Are About Relationships
The season of Lent is drawing to a close. On Thursday night we will gather around the table of Christ's last supper, to remember his sacrifice and to reenact his final act of washing his disciples' feet. On Friday night we will hear the story of his arrest, his torture and his crucifixion, told through music and the Gospel of Luke. My prayer is that as many of us as possible will gather for worship on these two holy nights so that the power and hope of Easter will resonate more deeply within us on Sunday morning.
Throughout this season we have been exploring some of the basic practices that shape our lives as Christian disciples, and we have devoted each Sunday of Lent to a different practice: reading Scripture, giving, praying, inviting, sharing in covenant and worshiping. If you remember, though, we began the season with seven spiritual practices. But we only had six Sundays of Lent. So, which one have we not explored yet?
Serving. Serving will be our theme on Thursday night, as we gather for Maundy Thursday worship. It is in that service that we read John 13 and remember how Jesus knelt before his disciples and washed their feet. We will hear him say to us, "As I have loved you, so you also should love one another." We will remember that as followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to give ourselves away for others.
To serve is to love. To serve as Jesus serves means we set aside ego and convenience. To serve means we give up controlling the results. To serve others in Jesus' name means we do not worry about their deserving or their worthiness. We do not ask whether others can return the favor or give back. We simply give. Help. Feed. Build. Tend. Clothe. Visit. Love.
This congregation has a serving heart. There are countless ways that we are sharing the love and grace of Christ in the world. We are visiting the imprisoned every week. We are feeding and housing the homeless through Room in the Inn and Open Table. We are sharing clothing with the poor through Christ's Closet. We are building homes through Habitat. We are helping children in Sierra Leone and Uganda to go to school, to be healthy and to feel loved. We are helping to educate children in Nicaragua. And, as you know, the list goes on and on.
And then there are the myriad ways that we serve one another within the church: teaching Sunday School, singing in the choir, helping with Wednesday Night supper, being a Stephen Minister, giving rides to church on Sunday, etc. For our congregation to be who God is calling us to be, each one of us must find ways to give of ourselves and to serve. Not everyone can teach Sunday School. Not everyone can go to the prison. But every one of us can serve in some way.
One of the things that we must guard against as we grow is the 80-20 rule. You've heard it before: eighty percent of the work is done by twenty percent of the people. This congregation has never lived by that rule. We have always had widespread participation in ministry and service. Let's keep it up! Let's help each other find ways to serve. Let's look for new ways to spread God's love in the world. The world needs us to be servants. Our own souls need us to be servants. As we move through this Holy Week experiencing how much God has done for us, let us gratefully respond by asking what we can do for others.


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Otto Heinrich "Pim" Frank (12 May 1889 – 19 August 1980) was a German-born businessman and the father of Anne Frank and Margot Frank. As the sole member of his family to survive the Holocaust, he inherited Anne's manuscripts after her death, arranged for the publication of her diary in 1947, and oversaw its transition to the stage and screen. Enjoy Otto Frank's best quotes below.
"For me, it was a revelation. There, was revealed a completely different Anne to the child that I had lost. I had no idea of the depths of her thoughts and feelings."
"I just can't think how I would go on without children having lost Edith already… It's too upsetting for me to write about them. Naturally, I still hope, and wait, wait, wait."
"We all had lots of stories of our sad experiences – they mourned the death of my wife with me – but we were hopeful that the children would return."


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The Case for Continuing to Rent Digested From "The Case for Remaining a Renter"
SmartMoney (04/04/12) by Quentin Fottrell
Though super-low house prices and rising rents might seem to increase the appeal of homeownership for some, renting still has numerous benefits. Two things to keep in mind are that people in most other prosperous countries often rent, and that the main benefit most say was an incentive to own -- the mortgage deduction on taxes -- is useless if a taxpayer does not itemize the deductions on the annual income tax returns. Would-be homeowners also have to deal with a down-payment. Those who rent, as long as they do not rent through a real estate broker, typically only have to pay a damage deposit. Homeowners also have to contend with such future costs as legal fees, maintenance, and other repairs. Though a mortgage with a low interest rate can be useful, the slow recovery of the job market could mean that people need to move for jobs -- a process that is incredibly easier and cheaper when renting. Finally, the most historical benefit of homeownership -- equity -- has been accumulating so slowly, if at all, that it may no longer really count as an advantage.
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The information Janice puts together at The Vivienne Files is beyond fabulous both for buying or sewing a wardrobe. The plan I originally picked for the cruise collection has thirty-one garments. That's too overwhelming. I'm feeling time crunched and like I'd be packing more than I need so I've decided to simplify and focus on less clothes more accessories. I went back to the site and found a new plan.
In Building By Fours, Janice lays out a plan based on two groups of four that include two tops, a pair of pants, and a skirt. Then she adds an expansion four, a mileage four, and an integration four (accessories) which ends up with sixteen garments plus accessories. That's more doable, less overwhelming.
The plan illustrated is built around nautical red and a neutral beige neither of which is my favourite color so even though I do know how to substitute color for color in my head, I went looking for another set I could relate to better and found...
... the lavender, jade, denim and grey combination. Translate that to fuchsia, turquoise, navy/black, and grey, and that's the direction I'm heading in. Yesterday, I started on a navy blue linen skirt in my favourite trumpet style and I went through my closet to see what already exists that can be incorporated into the groups of four. I have a good start and although I know I won't stick to the plan like glue - because that's just not me - things are feeling far more manageable.
I need to think differently about packing for this holiday and focus not on outfits but on mix and match and on amazing accessories that add enough punch and interest to distract from the fact that I'm wearing the same thing I was wearing the other day just mixed up a little differently. That part - the same thing over again only slightly different - is going to be hard for me which I think is hilarious because what do I wear at home - the same thing over again only slightly different... week to week. Hmm...
And... bonus... working with the 4 x 4 outline will help me to develop a core wardrobe of "cake" pieces that I can later add "frosting" pieces to. It's good learning. I'll be intrigued to see how it comes together since "frosting" is more my usual approach. I can be different. I can. I think - LOL.
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If your battery is full or the grid is not available, there may not be sufficient load on your turbine, and it will overspeed (run away). This may cause excessive noise and wear, and it is a wasted opportunity to use the energy. We offer diversion load heaters and solid state relays (SSRs) to utilise or remove this surplus energy. Normally the SSR will be triggered by the "Auxiliary relay" or "Aux port" in your battery charge controller, which produces a 12V signal..
Overspeed will not be a problem on low head sites (PLT under 25m, TRG under 5m, LH under 2.4m) but you may still want to harvest your excess to heat water.
Occasional overspeed is acceptable at higher heads (PLT up to 60m, TRG to 12m, LH to 5m) but this should not be everyday routine.
At higher head sites you should never allow overspeed apart from exceptionally, and for brief duration, as this will shorten bearing life.
There are 3 ways to divert surplus energy:
If you do not have a hot water tank or do not need hot water then you can use an air diversion heater. Bear in mind also that the water may overheat unless you make contingency plans.
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A.H.Heisey & Company of Newark, Ohio, first introduced the "Orchid" etched pattern in 1940 and it continued in production until the Heisey Company closed in 1957. During this time the "Orchid" pattern became Heisey's most popular etching.
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"Contours of Our Composite Culture," Bhisham Sahni, p. 32
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A view is being assiduously propagated of late, with the active endorsement of the Hindutva forces, that the "Aryans" are the true authors of the Indus culture, that the movement of "Aryans" into India is a myth, that the Indus and Vedic cultures are identical, that the Vedas are the only source of the Indian culture, and that the Vedic age began in the fourth millennium B.C. Two of the articles in the current number of Social Scientist are devoted to a discussion of this whole range of issues. R.S. Sharma, in the lead article of this issue, is concerned with the relationship between the Indus and the Vedic cultures. He presents a host of evidence to question this claim of identity of the two cultures, and argues instead, taking the Harappan horse inter alia as his evidence, that there was a process of interaction between the late Harappan and the Vedic cultures. But even the claim that there was any substantial direct interaction between the main Indus and the Vedic cultures is problematical, owing to the fact that the important elements of the Indus culture had completely disappeared by 1500 B.C. Sharma makes fascinating use of linguistic evidence to argue that the Indo-Aryans learnt advanced agriculture from the chalcolithic people.
A parallel piece by R.C. Thakran takes up, among other things, the date of origin of the Vedic Age. The claim that the Vedic Age began in the fourth millennium B.C. runs contrary to all evidence relating to the migration pattern among the Indo Aryans. Besides, no archaeological support is available for the assertion that the technical knowledge required to fashion the Indo-Aryan chariot existed in the fourth millennium B.C.. Indeed even the horse, so closely associated with the Indo-Aryans, cannot be dated back to so early a period on any valid archaeological grounds.
Social Scientist has been publishing regularly the text of the Annual P.C. Joshi Memorial Lecture delivered in Jawaharlal Nehru University under the auspices of the Archives on Contemporary History. By a singular coincidence we are publishing in the current number the texts of two lectures delivered in successive years by two of the most outstanding creative writers of modern India, All Sardar Jafri and Bhisham Sahni.
All Sardar Jafri discusses the work of Hafiz Shirazi, the famous 14th century Persian poet, and brings out the democratic, humanistic, and indeed evolutionary, content of his poetry. Hafiz is often misunderstood as a mere pleasure-loving poet, but his celebration of the "Tavern"
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is imbued with a deeper meaning. In its temporal aspect, the Tavern, in contrast to the courts of kings and other such places of privilege, is a public place, a democratic assembly, where the lowest and the highest can congregate; in its spiritual aspect it eliminates the religious bureaucracy standing between God and man. Hafiz's poetry is both a celebration of life and a rejection of bureaucratic privilege.
Bhisham Sahni celebrates the composite culture of our country which has faced repeated attacks from the forces of bigotry and orthodoxy throughout our history, and is even now under attack from the Hindutva forces. The period of the Bhakti-Sufi movement, which witnessed large-scale interaction at the level of thought as well as at the social level, shaped the contours of our composite culture, and bequeathed to us a liberal, tolerant and democratic outlook, which constitutes our most precious legacy. This legacy has to be defended to save India.
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See the collection of talks by ACLS President Pauline Yu.
The first ACLS Bulletin appeared in October 1920, one year after the organization's founding.
The Darwin Correspondence Project was founded by the late Frederick H. Burkhardt, president emeritus of ACLS.
The 2008 Annual Meeting of the American Council of Learned Societies took place at the Hilton Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA on May 8-10, 2008. That evening, guests enjoyed an opening reception at the Andy Warhol museum hosted by VisitPittsburgh and, later, attended informal sessions on "Student Representation in Learned Societies" and "Barriers to International Scholarship."
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As in recent years, the Council meeting concluded with a presentation by ACLS Fellows on "Emerging Themes and Methods of Humanities Research." This year's speakers were Jonathan Levy, Early Career Fellowship Program, 2007, 2008, doctoral candidate in history, University of Chicago; Tina Gianquitto, Charles A. Ryskamp Research Fellowship, 2008, assistant professor of liberal arts and international studies, Colorado School of Mines; and Louise Meintjes, Frederick Burkhardt Residential Fellowship for Recently Tenured Scholars, 2007, associate professor of music and cultural anthropology (joint position), Duke University.
The Delegates, meeting earlier in the day, heard a report from Saul Fisher, director of ACLS fellowship programs.
Bruce Cole, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, spoke at luncheon.
The topic of this year's program session was "Learned Societies and the Future of Publishing: When will the Internet revolution arrive?" The panelists were Peter Bol, Charles H. Carswell Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University; Donald Brenneis, professor of anthropology, University of California, Santa Cruz; James Chandler, Barbara E. & Richard J. Franke Professor of English, University of Chicago; Michael Keller, Ida M. Green University Librarian, Stanford University; and Tara McPherson, associate professor of cinema and critical studies, University of Southern California. The session, moderated by James O'Donnell, provost, Georgetown University, and secretary, ACLS Board of Directors, included questions from the floor.
In the evening, the 2008 Haskins Prize Lecture was delivered by Theodor Meron, appeals judge and former president, International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), and Charles L. Denison Professor of Law Emeritus and Judicial Fellow, New York University Law School. The meeting concluded with a buffet supper in Judge Meron's honor.
The Conference of Administrative Officers held their spring meeting on May 10 (read more).
President Pauline Yu with Judge Theodor Meron, 2008 Haskins Prize Lecturer
ACLS Fellows Jonathan Levy, Louise Meintjes and Tina Gianquitto with Board member Marjorie Garber
ACLS Leadership: James J. O'Donnell, Charlotte Kuh, Anthony Appiah, Pauline Yu and Herb Mann
On Barriers to International Scholarship: Richard Leppert, Thomas Ragland and Arnita Jones
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Undergraduate Certificate in the History of Art
This two-year, part-time course in the History of Art is equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate degree. It offers a broad framework and acts as an introductory course for students who wish to develop their knowledge of the subject by structured study. It is suitable for students who are interested in the arts but who have no formal qualification or previous study of the subject.
In the first year, you will gain an understanding of techniques, ways of looking at the visual arts, and the necessary terms that will underpin all further study. Tutors will lead visits to museums and art galleries and, wherever possible, visits will be made to current exhibitions. Oxford itself is very rich in its museums and every opportunity will be taken to introduce these to you.
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Open Evening for 2018 entry
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History of Art online open day
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Enthusiasm, commitment and a high degree of motivation are important if you are to enjoy and complete this course. You do not need any formal qualification or previous study of the History of Art to enter the course. All applicants will be judged by identical criteria - an evidence of interest in the subject, the necessary language skills, a determination to succeed and sufficient time available to devote to the course.
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Student support
You will need to spend about 8 to 10 hours in home study per week in term time. Guidance will be given about reading and detailed book lists will accompany each module. The six study visits are an integral part of the course and will be compulsory. Every effort will be made to arrange these at convenient times.
If you are returning to learning after a period of time the Department has a number of Study Skills workshops to help you with study techniques or to write essays. History of Art tutors will give advice on subject-based study skills all the way through the course. You can obtain information about the Department's Study Skills programme by contacting 01865 280728.
IT requirements
This course uses the Department's online assignment submission system. In order to prepare and submit your course assignments, you will need access to the Internet and a computer meeting our recommended minimum computer specification. Students of this course may use the student computing facilities provided in Departmental buildings.
Provisional programme
Year 1
Wednesday mornings from 10.00am - 12.00noon at Ewert House
Welcome/ Induction session: 26 September 2018
Unit 1. Michaelmas term 2018
3 October 2018 - 5 December 2018
- Learning to look at the visual arts.
- A study of colour, subject matter, space, tone, form, composition, etc.
- The materials and techniques of painting.
Unit 2. Hilary term 2019
16 January 2019 - 20 March 2019
- An introduction to museum studies
- An introduction to critical theory and the use of primary texts.
Unit 3. Trinity term 2019
17 April 2019 - 19 June 2019
Looking at architecture and sculpture.
Year 2
Wednesday mornings from 10.00am - 12.00noon at Ewert House
Unit 1. Michaelmas term 2019
2 October 2019 - 4 December 2019 (dates confirmed at the end of Year 1)
- Medieval art & the significance of context.
Unit 2. Hilary term 2020
15 January 2020 - 18 March 2020 (dates confirmed at the end of Year 1)
- The Renaissance.
Unit 3. Trinity term 2020
15 April - 17 June 2020 (dates confirmed at the end of Year 1)
- Towards the 20th century.
For Year 1, you must complete three assignments of 1,500 words and one assignment of 2,000 words.
For Year 2, you must complete three assignments of 2,000 words.
There will be an additional project submission per year, enabling you to cover ideas and subjects not covered in coursework assignments. The Year 1 project will be 3,000 words in length; the Year 2 project will be 5,000 words.
There is no formal examination at the end of the Certificate course. There is, however, an attendance requirement of at least 75% of the total class hours, and study visits are compulsory.
Aims and learning outcomes
The aim of the course is to introduce you to the study of the History of Art as a discipline and also to provide an overview of the development of the History of Western Art from the classical period to the 20th century. By the end of the course it is anticipated that students will:
- Be able to look at painting, sculpture and architecture in a critical and analytical way.
- Able to understand how various works of art were made.
- Studied a selection of texts – both primary and secondary source material.
- Encouraged to visit galleries, museums, exhibitions and the research resources and collections of works of art in Oxford.
- Prepared for further study such as the Department's Undergraduate Diploma in the History of Art (FHEQ Level 5).
Teaching staff
A panel of tutors will teach the weekly sessions; the panel includes, among others:
- Dr Janina Ramirez (Course Director)
- Mrs Mary Acton, BA Hons (Courtauld), FE Diploma
- Dr Meg Boulton
- Mrs Caroline Cannon-Brookes, BA
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- Mr Hubert Pragnell, MA
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The course fee does not cover entry fees to museums, art galleries or exhibitions. Usually, group rates are available and every attempt will be made to keep costs as low as possible by car sharing or by group coach travel. Some books will be recommended for you to purchase but recommendations will be made with costs in mind.
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English is the language of instruction for all courses offered at Oxford. You must submit evidence that you meet the University's English language requirements for your course if your first language is not English, or if your first language is English but you are not a national of a majority English-speaking country recognised by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) - Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, New Zealand, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, United States of America.
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Saturday, June 27, 2009
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Photo taken Muizenberg Beach South Africa 1942
For twenty odd years during the 80's and 90's the rythmic sounds of crashing waves was music that lulled me to sleep. I lived with my children, a dog, a cat and my partner Sid, in a gabled cottage on a winding street in a quaint seaside resort that had seen better days, called Muizenberg.
Over the years, my early morning walks along the waters edge enriched my life and inspired me to be fully aware of the joy of each and every moment. I observed how on stormy days the wind worried the waves into broken segments, shoving from behind and tumbling them ceaselessly and finally leaving an outline of scummy foam which dried to a dirty grey green and left in its wake pieces of driftwood, shells and debris.
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So why am I telling you all this. Who or what is the inspiration that Elana and I get during the process of crafting our nuno felted garments. We basically start off with a piece of white silk and talk about hot and cold colors and combinations , and should we shibori dye some pieces, and we mix and match and then choose merino wool and other items for texture and pattern. . My latest nuno felted wrap for our shop FELT 4U is aptly named Tidel Foam and was inspired by simple walks on the beach long time ago.
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Friday, June 24, 2011
A little treat! #fridayflash
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This is a promising beginning - I hope you continue this story, very compelling... and dark:)ReplyDelete
As a first chapter, it certainly leaves enough questions to make you want to read on. If you do end up doing something with this, I'm sure it will be suitably nasty (in the right way, of course...). Good luck with it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 25, 2011 at 7:20 AM
Thank you for both taking the time to read and comment. I did this more for fun. I may continue it one day but I think I'm much better at romantic comedy. Although this does prove I have a dark side ;-)ReplyDelete
It kept me gripped, well done xReplyDelete
I like that Catherine - creates a foreboding atmosphere. I felt drawn along with the writing - well done.ReplyDelete
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I was there. Excellent descriptions as always, Catherine. You know how to set a scene - something I am learning from you. :-) Great opener.ReplyDelete
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- Calories 22
- Caloriesfromfat 12%
- Fat 0.3g
- Satfat 0.0g
- Monofat 0.0g
- Polyfat 0.1g
- Protein 0.8g
- Carbohydrate 4.9g
- Fiber 0.9g
- Cholesterol 0.0mg
- Iron 0.4mg
- Sodium 153mg
- Calcium 10mg
Roasted Tomato Salsa
This recipe demonstrates how roasting typical salsa ingredients--tomatoes, onions, jalapeño, and garlic--adds a smoky dimension. Some vegetables will char before others, so keep an eye on them when they're roasting, and remove as they are done; garlic is usually the first to char. Serve with baked tortilla chips, grilled fish, or chicken. -Recipe by Taji Marie
How to Make It
Preheat oven to 500°.
Place first 4 ingredients on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Bake at 500° for 20 minutes or until charred; stir occasionally. Remove from oven; cool.
Place vegetables in a food processor, and pulse 10 times or until chunky. Place in a medium bowl, and stir in cilantro and the remaining ingredients. Cover and chill.
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You may be wondering about the difference between CPA (Certified Public Accountant) and accountants in general… aren't they the same?
Well, yes and no.
CPA vs Accountant: What's the Difference?
Every CPA is an accountant but not all accountants are CPAs. I like to describe CPAs as "Black Belt Accountants", meaning that they have achieved beyond what a normal accountant does through advanced education, training, education and high ethical standard.
Let's compare CPA to accountants in terms of education, experience and opportunities.
1. Education
The CPA educational requirement is the most demanding among all accounting and finance qualifications: you need to be in accounting concentration or have taken enough credit hours to demonstrate the same level. Also, you must have at least a 4-year bachelor's degree, and have taken 150 credit hours of higher education.
As a CPA license holder, people have comfort in your education level simply by looking at your title.
2. Experience
CPAs, not normal accountants, fill senior finance positions.
In light of the financial scandals in the past years, corporations have increasing pressure to only hire qualified professionals in order to uphold the accuracy and integrity of the company's finances.
At the same time, for non-CPA accountants who move up to such senior positions after years of hard work, they are asked by the company's board to "get the CPA done" within a year or they will be fired. I have more and more readers in this situation.
If you are young and have the time and energy to take on this exam, it is the best time to do it.
3. Opportunities
Your opportunities aren't limited to CPA firms or auditing. The CPA qualification is the most recognized in the accounting field, so it is applicable and beneficial to any career related to accounting.
It could be the typical Big 4 route towards partnership, or it could be as different as a strategic advisor to an amazing start-up. You could specialize in tax in an investment bank to offer valuable insight in M&A structure, or be the boss by launching your own CPA firm. Sky is the limit in terms of what the CPA qualification can help in your future career.
Because of these reasons, accountants in different backgrounds are considering getting a CPA to enhance their credentials and income generation power. You can learn more about why you may also want to become a CPA here.
How to become a CPA
A CPA candidate has to go through 5 steps in their journey towards a CPA qualification. These steps are proof of their expertise in the following areas:
- Advanced educational level
- Accounting knowledge proficiency
- High ethical standard
- Working experience in related field
- Commitment the Accounting industry
And you can learn more about the details of each step in How to become a CPA.
For Your Further Reading
Would You Like to Learn More about the CPA Qualification?
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Solartaxi - Around the World
3rd July 2007: An intrepid team of adventurers start a round the world tour travelling by a solar-powered Electric Vehicle. Hopefully this will stop jokes about needing a 24000 mile extension lead. Forget Hydrogen-powered cars, even Hybrids, Electric Vechiles are our best hope for transportation once the oil price goes completely out of control... my estimate: 2014! This gives us very limited time to transfer to a cheaper, cleaner, quieter, greener transportation system. Solar-power may not be the best option for the UK (Having just had our wettest June ever recorded) but grid electricity... hook it up to wind power or tidal... is the easily the best, or possibly the least-worst, fuel option.
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My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars
"The building was on fire, and it wasn't my fault."
Now that's an opening line.
Number six of the Dresden Files and I'm still as excited to read it as the first. Some major revelations here. No spoilers, just, wow.
This tale was a tad lighter than previous stories. It seems Harry has gotten himself contracted by a porn filmmaker. Completely by accident, but Murphy's not convinced. Harry's due for a bit of a breather, though. So the lighter mood is welcome, though as the story progresses, things do become more serious and potentially deadly for Harry. Naturally.
We learn more about Murphy in this story, which I enjoyed. I like seeing how her friendship with Harry is developing. I'm glad to see Thomas taking a greater role in this book, too. He's great fun as a character.
Not as all-encompassing a doomsday scenario as previous stories, but plenty of danger, trouble, and enemies around Harry. We learn some good stuff. And the larger story continues to unfold. And Harry is as lovable as ever.


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Try your hand at falconry, clay pigeon shooting, or learn how to handle woking dogs with your own flock of geese! Country Pursuits is a great way to reward your team with something a little bit different, with each individual activity being a wonderfully rewarding experience.
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text: Multi Colored Agate Bracelets is a mix of different color gemstone. Agate helps you in balancing emotional, physical and intellectual energy, and the positive and negative forces of the universe. It is a perfect little gift that every woman of any age will love. Our Multi Colored Agate Bracelet is approximately 10cm long round shape stones. Stone is treated naturally. Handmade comfortable ankle bracelet with chain metal lobster claw lock Mystic Self offers a wide variety of Indian style jewelry, including anything from necklaces, earrings, bracelets and anklets. Here at Mystic Self, we value our customers and we want to assist you in the best possible way we can. With our simple but elegant line of jewelry we hope that we are able to give you that extra boost of confidence to make you feel like a Hindu goddess!


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Suzuki's own brand-new 1996 GSXR750WT, a return to the ultra-lightweight with a new beam frame, the SRAD design, which offered approx 115 bhp at the rear wheel – coupled with the added boost from the new pressurised airbox design (always particularly efficient on Suzukis – Fast Bikes in the UK once measured a full 10 bhp increase in power on the Crescent Racing shop's dyno and wind tunnel @ 120 mph in 2003 with a GSXR1000). All at a chassis weight 'cost' on the GSXR750WT of only 179 KG (394 LBs).
1996 Suzuki year code: T
Specifications Suzuki GSX-R 1100 1996
Candy Artic Blue / Pearl Still White (E9P)
Light Purple Metallic / Urban Gray Metallic (C3B)
Dimensions and curb weight
Overall length: 2.130mm (83.9in)
Overall width: 755 mm (29.7 in)
Overall height: 1,190 mm (46.9 in)
Battle: 1.485mm (58.5in)
Ground clearance: 130 mm (5.1 in)
Seat height: 815 mm (32.1 in)
Empty weight: 231kg (509lbs)
Engine Type: 4 stroke, 4 cylinder, water cooled, 16-valve, DOHC, TSCC
Bore: 75.5 mm (2.97 in)
Stroke: 60 mm (2.36 in)
Displacement: 1,074 cc (65.5 cu.in)
Compression ratio: 11.2: 1
Maximum power: 155ps/10.000rpm
Carburetor: 4 x MIKUNI BST40
Air filter: polyester fiber element
Starter system: Electric starter
Lubrication system: Wet sump
Clutch: Wet multi-plate type
Transmission: 5-speed constant meash
Gearshift pattern: 1 reduction, 4 increase
Primary reduction ratio: 1.565 (72/46)
Gear Ratio:
First: 2,714 (38/14)
2nd: 1,809 (38/21)
3rd: 1,409 (31/22)
4th: 1,181 (26/22)
High: 1,038 (27/26)
Final reduction ratio: 2.800 (48/15)
Drive chain: TAKASAGO RK532GSV2, 114 links.
Front suspension: Inverted telescopic, coil spring, gas/oil damping, adjustable compression and rebound, damping force adjustable.
Rear suspension: Linktype, coil spring, gas/oil damped, spring preload adjustable, compression and rebound damping force adjustable.
Steering angle: 30 °
Filmed: 100 mm (3.9 in)
Turning radius: 3.2 m (10.5 ft)
Front brakes: Disc brake, twin, hydraulically operated
Rear brake: Disc brake, hydraulically operated
Front Tire Size: 120/70 ZR17
Rear Tire Size: 180/55 ZR17
Suspension travel front: 120 mm (4.7 in)
Rear wheel travel: 160 mm (6.3 in)
Electrical Equipment
Ignition Type: Fully transistorised
Ignition timing: 7th BTDC at 1500 rpm and 13 ° BTDC at 1500 rpm
Spark plug: NGK CR9E or NIPPONDENSO U27ESR-N
Battery: 12 V 36.0 kC (10 Ah) / 10 HR
Generator: Three-phase AC generator
Main fuse: 30A
Fuse: 15/15/10/15 / 10A
Headlight: 12V 60 / 55W x 2
Flashing: 12V 21W
Light position: 12V 5W
Brake Light: 12V 5 / 21W x 2
Speedometer light: 12V 1.7W
Tachometer Light: 12V 1.7W x 2
Neutral indicator light: 14V 3W
Long indicator light: 14V 3W
Flashing indicator light: 14V 3W
Oil pressure indicator light: 14V 3W
Fuel level indicator light: 14V 3W
Fuel tank: 21L (5.5gal)
Reservation: 3.1 l. (0.8 gal)
Engine oil
oil change: 3,000 ml (3.2 qt)
with filter change: 3.300 ml (3.5 qt)
Review: 3.900 ml (4.1 qt)
Front fork oil: 425 ml (14.4 oz)
Coolant: 2.450 ml (2.6 qt)
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All Saints' is a growing, friendly church at the heart of the village of Clayton West in Yorkshire. As part of the Church of England we seek to serve the local community and have been doing so for over one hundred years. Through our worship, music-making and involvement in Churches Together we hope to show something of God's love and concern for all in Clayton West and the wider world.
Our Christian Faith at All Saints is expressed in our vision which is — 'to be a vibrant and integral part of the community, and financially viable whilst offering support to others.'
The church is open daily from 8am to 4pm. Please feel free to come inside and look around, say a prayer or just enjoy a moment of quiet; the porch is a good place to shelter from the elements on a day's walk.
Our main services are on Sundays at 9:15am for worship, or for a quieter mid-week service on Tuesdays at 9:15am. All are welcome. For more details click here.
Our social events are open to all. In addition to our monthly coffee morning we hold other events throughout the year, including walks and meals out. Check on forthcoming events, contact us for details or see the calendar on one of out notice boards here or inside the church.
Help Needed
Could you help on the last Sunday afternoon of each month and give us two hours of your time up in High Hoyland church yard? If you have a petrol lawn mower or strimmer, please bring it - the larger the number the easier the task - to keep down the length of the grass. Any two hours between 12 noon and 4pm would be a great help to members of All Saints' who have the church yard at High Hoyland in their care (S75 4BJ)
Morning Prayer - every Monday at 9am - All Saints'
Midweek Communion at All Saints' - 9.15am on the following Tuesdays:Tuesday July 3rd, 17th and 31st.
No morning Prayer or Mid-week Communion during the month of August
Coffee morning dates for the whole of 2018 include July 7th (visit by Kaye's songsters and art work for sale), Sept 1st (Farirtrade theme), Oct 6th (Craft fair and harvest theme), Dec 1st Christmas theme) and into 2019 - March 2nd.
All Saints' Church is now in a position to hire out its' facilities. Please see the Booking form and General Risk assessment.
Download safeguarding policy statement pdf
Once complete the Booking form should be sent to the following email address to arrange a site meeting:


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Peter Makto has been delivering unforgettable performances to the international community for so long that his name is now automatically associated with quality wherever he goes. For proof of such a claim, one need not look any further than has trophy mantle at home; he's won the Hungary DJ of the year four times, in 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2013.
Gregory S. has spent nearly all of his life immersed in the electronic music world, his broad tastes and years of diverse experiences having now resulted in him being proudly categorized as an "unclassifiable" DJ himself.
If electronic music were a fantasy game, many fans would pair Peter Makto and Gregory S. to be on the same team. Fortunately, we don't have to fantasize because they've done it themselves, in real life. Lifelong friends who are twins when it comes to their horoscopes, Peter and Gregory have been collaborating for as long as they can remember and have created an unbreakable bond in music, a bond that speaks for itself when Peter and Gregory are performing together producing together, or remixing together.
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Back To The 90's (Legends Game)
To all those who represented the Tigers on and off the field in the 90's, if it wasn't for your involvement and sacrifice during this decade the Tigers would not exist, let alone survive to be the Club we are today! People rattled money tins along Punt Road, took pay cuts and played for the love of the jumper and teammates.
The Richmond Former Players & Officials are asking you for one more effort. Come and celebrate with us at the Legend's Cup match day function!
Last year the boys from the 80's had a great day and now it's "Back to the '90's"! You won't regret it! All 1990's U19's, Reserves, Seniors & Officials and partners are welcome. ALL RFP&OA members are welcome to attend.
It is a free day including entry and seating. There is only one requirement… you must be a financial member of the Richmond Former Players & Officials Assoc.
The day begins at 11.00am at the "G" on Saturday 8th April, which is Round 3 vs West Coast, with a "Legends" game featuring former players and Corporates. If you wish to participate you can download the entry form here... http://
Following the Legends game there will be a social gathering throughout the afternoon in the Harrison Room at the G with drinks at bar prices.
After the AFL match everyone is invited back to Punt Road for drinks and finger food with the compliments of RFP&OA and RFC.
So, if you haven't become a member of the Richmond Former Players and Officials Association yet, download the membership form http://
Having done that, and you would like to attend the 1990's Reunion, please advise Leonie Bawden at email@example.com
Entry & seating tickets will be distributed probably in the week before the Reunion.
Once a Tiger, always a Tiger!
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Over 4 inches of rain predicted for today. Time to go to a museum. We chose to go to the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, because it is reported to be connected to the Metro. First of all, we came out of the wrong exit, so we did walk a bit outdoors, but it was not raining yet. You could see dark clouds in the distance.
The Science and Technology Museum was built in 2001:
A little bit Natural History Museum, the Animals' World (sic) was established through a donation by Kenneth E. Behring, founder of the Global Health and Education Foundation. One whole side of the gallery was crowded with animal specimens from Africa, in "realistic" poses:
Here is North America, with fighting turkeys:
A rainforest waterfall:
This face demonstrates odor recognition:
Demonstrating voice or sound recognition, this activity allowed you to command the puppy what to do (in Chinese):
A little bit Historical Museum, with reproductions of science experiment "labs" through the ages:
A little bit amusement arcade, the Human and Health section had you testing yourself:
This little girl was punching the bag simultaneously with both hands:
The Magic Room:
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Happy Father's Day!
Even though it's Sunday, we spent an hour and a half at the bank trying to straighten out a problem with our ATM card. I guess the bank is open every day of the week here...
We hopped on the Metro to go to Wujiang Road, that food street we visited recently. This time to try the best fried dumplings in Shanghai, from Yang's. Yang's used to be a small shop at the other end of Wujiang, but was displaced by construction. Now they are on the second floor of a shopping mall, but they are still tiny:
How to meet girls in Shanghai:
One of the founders of the Chinese Communist Party and the first premier of the People's Republic of China, Mao Zedong lived in Shanghai on several occasions.
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Answer Me This
What caused a mess in Northern New Mexico? What hideous offense happened at the Animal Humane New Mexico shelter? What killed an Albuquerque man? Which city is off to the races?
1) Two municipalities in Northern New Mexico were hit by ...
a. Hurricane-strength winds
b. Brush fires
c. Major flooding
d. Mud monsters
e. a and c
2) Police are searching for a burglar who broke into an animal shelter and ...
a. Sexually abused a female dog
b. Ate a kitten
c. Beat several dogs and burned other animals
d. a and c
3) An autopsy shows a man died from ...
a. A poisoned drink given to him by a close relative
b. Heart failure on his wedding day
c. Dehydration after a marathon
d. The S.W.A.T. team's "non-lethal tactics"
4) The New Mexico Racing Commission decided to give which community a license to build a race track?
a. Santa Fe
b. Raton
c. Tucumcari
d. Taos