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|The Fold and One Cut Latin Cross / Maltese Cross / Three Crosses / Altar / Ticket to Heaven / Hell
page attempts to record what is known about the origin
and history of the fold and cut effect known as the Fold
and Cut Latin Cross / Three Crosses / Altar / Ticket to
Heaven / Hell and by many other names. Please contact me
if you know any of this information is incorrect or if
you have any other information that should be added.
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This is one of the most interesting fold and cut designs in terms of its continued evolution throughout the years.
As far as I know the first appearance of this effect in the historical record is in 'The Girl's Own Book' by Lydia Marie Child was published by Clark Austin and Co in New York in 1833 where it is presented as a way to make Three Crosses, rather than just one, and the other pieces are arranged to add 'blocks and superscription' to the design to form a calvary.
A version presented as a straightforward method of creating just one latin cross appears in 'The Boy's Own Toymaker' by Ebenezer Landells which was published in 1859 by Griffin and Farran in London and Shephard, Clark and Brown in Boston.
A similar version appears in 'Spielbuch fur Knaben' by Hermann Wagner, which was published by Verlag von Otto Spamer in Leipzig in 1864, although the foreword is dated May 1863, which argues that the book was complete at that date.
A different presentation of the effect, which seems somewhat odd, appears in 'Spielbuch fur Madchen' by Maria Leske (a pseudonym of Marina Krebs), which was published by Verlag von Otto Spamer in Leipzig in 1865.
The effect also appears as a way to cut out just a single cross in 'Hanky Panky', a book of magical effects, puzzles, recreational mathematics and other amusements, by W H Cremer, Jun, which was published by John Camden Hotten in London in 1872.
The effect also occurrs in the new edition of 'The Boy's Own Book', 'thoroughly revised and considerably enlarged', which was published in London by Crosby, Lockwood and Co in 1880.
The same effect, with some additional complications, appeared in a reader's letter in the Letterbox column of the January 1881 issue of the American children's magazine St Nicholas.
In Les Bon Jeudis by Tom Tit, published in Paris in 1906 by Librairie Vuibert, the leftover pieces are arranged to make the outline of an Altar (complete with candles on either side).
A very similar presentation of the effect appears in 'Paper Magic' by Will Blyth, which was published by C Arthur Pearson in London in 1920, under the title 'Cross of Supreme Sacrifice' which formed part of a rather jingoistic presentation entitled 'Gains of the Great War.'
'Houdini's Paper Magic' published by E P Dutton and Company of New York in 1922, contained a section called 'Three Crosses' in which the basic method of cutting out a latin cross from a rectangle with a single cut was explained. Nothing is said about use of the varoius other pieces. The other two crosses, the Greek Cross and the Maltese Cross are obtained from a folded square in a similar way.
An article by Keenan H Ward which included a didfferent presentation of this effect, in which the various spare pieces are arranged to form the word 'HELL', appeared in the December 1929 version of 'Modern Mechanics' magazine.
I learned of this reference from john.maloney.org/peterandpaul.htm.
The Hell version also appeared in 'Diversions and Pastimes' by R M Abraham which was published by Constable and Constable in 1933.
More recently someone has discovered that the various spare pieces can also be arranged to form the word 'LIFE'. I do not know the date at which this discovery was made.
In their paper 'Fold-and-Cut Magic', included in 'Tribute to a Mathemagician', published by A K Peters in 2004, Erik and Martin Demaine describe a method of achieving a similar effect in which the cross and each of the four letters can be cut whole from a rectangle using just one cut. The method of folding the paper to achieve this is necessarily more complicated than the original effect.


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One morning I was using the computer before breakfast, and Luke came right up to me and signed "eat." Uh, sorry kid! I didn't realize you were already hungry!
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The Didgeridoo is an ancestral healing device from nature. Its dynamic frequencies transmit a silence on a cellular level. It naturally connects us to the internal sound of our vibrational frequency, and takes us to other dimensions.
After a Didgeridoo meditation, you will experience cleansing effects, and have other experiences such an emptiness of the mind, joyfulness, or overwhelmed with emotions. If you observe these emotions without judgment, your world will expand with new insight into the messages they bring you.
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Ingredients: Organic cocoa nibs (Theobroma Cacao).
Nuggets are obtained from split cocoa beans and released from the film coating them.
The Aztecs believed that the god they venerated had brought them from the sky, to the people, the seeds of cacao.
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Becoming a member of the IEEE Communications Society means joining 27,000+ engineers, enthusiasts, educators, learners, leaders and collaborators around the globe to advance communications and networking technology for the betterment of humanity.
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Hawks reached 2018 NCAA Softball title series; Panthers are two-time defending NE10 champions.
MANSFIELD, Mass. – Saint Anselm and Adelphi have been tabbed to finish first in their respective divisions, as the Northeast 10 Conference released the 2019 Softball Coaches' Polls on Tuesday afternoon. It is the fourth-consecutive year that the Panthers have been voted atop the Southwest Division.
The Hawks are coming off a remarkable 2018 campaign, reaching the National Championship series after winning its first-ever East Regional title as part of a 44-win season. Saint Anselm recorded 108 total points and 11 first-place tallies.
Adelphi – the two-time reigning NE10 champion – got 88 points and four first-place votes, edging Pace (83 points, seven first-place votes) for the top spot. Only 11 points separated the top three teams in the Southwest Division, with New Haven coming in third with 77 (three first-place votes).
For full results of the polls, as voted on by the league's head coaches, please see below.
Southern New Hampshire was behind Saint Anselm in the Northeast Division, notching 98 points and three first-place votes. Merrimack was close behind with 89 points and one first-place nod. Le Moyne was the only other team in the Southwest to receive a first-place vote, finishing fourth with 70 total points.
The 2019 softball schedule begins on Feb. 9-10, when Bentley plays three games against Rollins in Winter Park, Fla. Opening weekend for all other teams is the following Friday, Feb. 15.
The first round of the NE10 Softball Championship is scheduled for Tuesday, April 30, while Championship weekend is set for Thursday, May 2 and Saturday, May 4 – to be hosted by the highest remaining seed from the Northeast Division following first round action.
Northeast Division
- Saint Anselm – 108 (11)
- Merrimack – 89 (1)
- Assumption - 70
- Bentley - 58
- Stonehill - 38
- Franklin Pierce - 38
- Saint Michael's – 33
Southwest Division
- Adelphi – 88 (4)
- Pace – 83 (7)
- New Haven – 77 (3)
- Le Moyne – 70 (1)
- Saint Rose - 34
The NE10 is an association of 15 diverse institutions serving student-athletes across 24 NCAA Division II sports. Together we build brilliant futures by embracing the journey of every student-athlete.
Each year, 4,500 of those student-athletes compete in conference championships in 24 sports, making the NE10 the largest DII conference in the country in terms of sport sponsorship. Leading the way in the classroom, on the field and within the community, the NE10 is proud of its comprehensive program and the experience it provides student-athletes.


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The curriculum for the Radiologic Technology Program follows the American Society of Radiologic Technologists curriculum guide in the presentation of Radiography content.
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Application Process
Admission to the University of Holy Cross and admission to the Radiologic Technology Professional Training Component are separate procedures requiring two separate applications. Students must first apply and gain admission to the University of Holy Cross before applying to the Radiologic Technology Professional Training Component.
1. Students who meet program academic requirements may obtain an application packet during the spring semester, available from Ms. Leslie Johnson in Academic Affairs, (504) 398-2221.
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Thank you for your interest in Monica Place.
If you have an inquiry and would like to get in touch, please fill out the contact form to the right and we will respond to the email address provided.
We do our best to reply to all inquiries quickly, but response times can not be guaranteed. If you need more immediate help, please call our Waterloo office at 519-743-0291 and speak to our reception staff. If you are experiencing a crisis, please review our Crisis Phone List.
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We are excited to offer two wonderful locations. Programming at our Waterloo and Cambridge locations does differ. For more information, review our program information or contact us today.
Both were deeply committed to the mission of Monica Place for Pregnant and Parenting Youth.
This award is presented annually in June to young women who we have supported in the past or present and who are currently enrolled in a post-secondary program.
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All prospective employees must be fingerprinted prior to any employment in a New Jersey Public School District.
If you have had your fingerprints scanned after 2/21/2003, then you only need to archive your fingerprints. Any fingerprints taken prior to 2/21/2003 need to be completed through MorphoTrak's livescan process.
Instructions on the fingerprinting and archiving process can be accessed here.
Please visit http://www.nj.gov./education/educators/crimhist/ to schedule your appointment to have your fingerprints scanned or to archive your fingerprints with the District.
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Over the next week or so the kitchen will be using the last of the pak choi, tatsoi and winter salads that have been growing well in the polytunnels during the colder months. We have also just started to harvest the fresh mangetout peas, asparagus and carrots, which are always popular with guests here at South Farm.
One of the few crops that stays green over the winter is garlic – we grow 4 different varieties, including some enormous 'elephant' garlic, all of which are looking good and will be harvested later on in the summer.
Needless to say, the weather conditions this spring have been challenging, meaning that growers everywhere are starting to cultivate the soil a few weeks later than usual. However, we are now busy planting the first onion sets, potatoes, cabbages and broccoli. Over the coming months these will be joined by delicious courgettes, beans, sweetcorn, root vegetables, brassicas, herbs and salads.
This season we are growing 8 different types of tomatoes, of all shapes and sizes, including yellow cherry tomatoes and 'indigo beauty' an unusual purple cultivar. The first of these have just been planted in the polytunnels, soon to be followed by chillies, peppers and aubergines.
The fruit bushes have started to spring back into life, with the promise of fresh berries and currants in the summer. A seasonal treat at this time of year is 'forced' rhubarb- we put wooden boxes over the plants in winter, so the plants grow in the dark and have exceptionally sweet, thin stems, which are being used now by the kitchen in many desserts.
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Silverleaf of Athens Dementia Care
Silverleaf of Athens is a memory care provider in Athens, GA. The staff at Silverleaf of Athens provide supervision and are able to remind residents to attend to activities of daily living such as grooming and toileting. Staff are on service 24 hours a day. There are activities appropriate for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and dementia that help keep residents active and engaged. Silverleaf of Athens was designed specifically to provide memory care. Residents who are prone to wandering can be accepted.
Features at a glance
The minimum age that a resident may be is 55 years old.
Staffing24-Hour Awake StaffVisiting Nurse
Additional ServicesDiabetic Care
This community offers diabetes care and can offer insulin injections, including sliding scale therapy.
Memory Care Offered
The community's memory care area was purpose built to care for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Incontinence Care
This community can care for residents with bowel incontinence.
Non Ambulatory Care
This community can provide a 2 person assisted transfer for residents who need help transferring, for example, from a bed into a wheelchair.
Other Care
This community can accept residents who are an elopement risk. This community can accept residents who act out physically. This community is provides multiple levels of care allowing residents to remain at the community while receiving increasing care.
TransportationComplimentary TransportationProperty Convenient to Busline
SmokingAllowed Outdoors
MealsMeals ProvidedKosherVegetarian
Additional AmenitiesActivities OnsiteDevotional Services OffsiteOutdoor Common AreasIndoor Common AreasBeautician Onsite
Other ServicesWheelchair Accessible ShowersHospice AvailableRespite OfferedAging in Place
Activities ProvidedNone specified at this time.
Average Room Pricing at Silverleaf of Athens
Room Type Memory Care 1 Bedroom Averages $2,900 - $3,600 Semi-Private Averages $2,300 - $2,800Disclaimer: The prices, amenities, features and care offered at senior communities are all subject to change; therefore information on this community profile may be out of date. Please note the costs per community are rough estimates; actual costs may vary depending on special offers and discounts, additional fees for services and care, and availability.
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Needs More Activities To keep Residents Moving.reviewed on: 03/18/2015 by Anonymous
I think that overall the care is good, if my mother in law falls it is immediate help. The part I don't think is very well they only have one morning activity and just sit around until dinner... Read the full review.
Really Good Communityreviewed on: 08/22/2013 by Satisfied Customer
It is a really good community. We are very satisfied with it and everything they are doing. The staff is friendly and they seem to know what they are doing. We feel like our loved one is well... Read the full review.
Everyone that I talk to about it, everyone is very pleasedreviewed on: 05/05/2014 by Anonymous
Its' a small community. He's able to talk and be social with a lot of people. We had to convince him, but he's doing real good. It's a perfect fit for our budget. I haven't heard... Read the full review.
My dad is not ready for thi...reviewed on: 04/29/2014 by Anonymous
My dad is not ready for this type facility at this time.
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The is a nice community for good care. I like the staff that is always helpful. They keep this community inside and out. The meals are appealing with a nice variety. They are helpful to special... Read the full review.


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Christine Haynes
Christine Haynes is a Los Angeles-based sewing author, teacher, and pattern designer with her own line of sewing patterns – Christine Haynes Patterns – which are perfect for the vintage-loving modern seamstress. She has written four books, How to Speak Fluent Sewing (2015, C&T), Skirts & Dresses for First Time Sewers (2015, Barron's), The Complete Photo Guide to Clothing Construction (2014, CPI), and Chic & Simple Sewing (2009, Potter Craft), and has contributed to other books, such as One Yard Wonders (2009, Storey). Christine's articles have been published in Sewstylish, Sew News, Craftstylish, and Craft Zine magazines. She teaches sewing classes both in person and online, and has presented lectures and workshops at the American Sewing Guild Conference as well as the 2012–2015 Craftcation Conferences. Christine was a featured guest on seasons 2 and 8 of PBS's Sew It All TV show, and her work has been featured in Threads magazine, the New York Times, the New York Post, the Los Angeles Times, Martha Stewart's radio network, People.com, LA Weekly, Daily Candy, and NBC's Today Show, among others.


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A man is set to be sentenced over the attempted murder of a 19-year-old woman in Leyland.
Aiden Shepherd, 21, of Merlin Grove, Leyland, was charged with the offence after police were called at 1.32am hours on Thursday April 26 to reports of a serious assault on West Paddock in Leyland, where the victim was found with strangulation injuries to her neck.
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Daphne Jackson Fellowships support women AND men wishing to return to research12 April 2014
Over 90% of Daphne Jackson Fellows are women, but our fellowship scheme is also open to men who have taken a career break of 2 or more years for family, caring or health reasons. Dr Allen Mswaka, a microbiologist, recently completed his Fellowship at Queen's University, Belfast. And in our latest awards round, Dr Julian Daniels, a physicist interested in climate change, has been awarded a Daphne Jackson Fellowship which he will carry out at the University of Hull.
Read on to find out more about Dr Allen Mswaka's successful return to research.
Dr Allen Mswaka had a 6 year career break to care for his young family following relocation to the UK from Zimbabwe. His Daphne Jackson Fellowship, sponsored by the BBSRC, allowed him to return to research to study saprotrophic microbes that are vital for the function and stability of our natural ecosystem and can be harnessed for industrial uses. These microbes need very particular conditions to function effectively, and during his Fellowship, Allen studied how small changes to environmental conditions influence their growth and activity.
At the start of the Fellowship Allen realised that much had changed in his research field during his career break, but his supervisor Dr John Hallsworth was aware of the challenges he would face and gave clear guidance and support. Allen participated in a number of activities in addition to his research, including writing research articles and grant proposals, and teaching.
'All these activities have helped to boost my confidence and to build an optimistic view of my future prospects in research and academia. The Daphne Jackson Fellowship has given me the chance to re-discover my passion for science and to experience the cutting-edge of my field.' Allen says.
Since successfully completing his Fellowship, Allen has published his research and secured a position as a Higher Education Lecturer in Microbiology (Medical & Forensic) in the School of Science at Central College Nottingham, where he plans to continue his research and develop further collaborations alongside his teaching.


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Prince Henrik, the Man Who Wanted to Be Denmark's King, Has Died
Prince Henrik of Denmark,
Earlier this week, Henrik had been transferred from a hospital in Copenhagen to his home "where he wishes to spend his last moments," according to a statement released by the Palace.
"The royal family has lost an anchor," Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen said. "[He] kept his good spirits
Henrik was something of a controversial figure in Denmark, never quite satisfied with his role as Prince Consort. He had wanted to be King, a position he felt so strongly about that he announced he did not want to be buried with his wife in 2017.
"It is no secret that the prince for many years has been unhappy with his role and the title he has been awarded in the Danish monarchy," the Royal Danish House's director of communications said, according to the BBC.
"For the prince, the decision not to be buried beside the queen is the natural consequence of not having been treated equally to his spouse—by not having the title and role he has desired."
Queen Margrethe has agreed to his wishes. While it is expected that she will be interred in a sarcophagus and placed in the cathedral where Danish royals have been buried for hundreds of years, Henrik will be cremated. Half his ashes will reportedly be spread "over Danish seas" while the other half will be buried "in a royal private garden at the Fredensborg Castle," according to the BBC.
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Then Princess Margrethe II and her husband Prince Henrik in 1967.
Margrethe and Henrik on their wedding day.
Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik with their grandchildren in 2015.
Prince Henrik and Queen Margrethe II at a lunch reception in 2015.
This story originally appeared on Townandcountrymag.com.
* Minor edits have been made by the Townandcountry.ph editors.


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The Inspirational Country Music Awards will be held in a new location this year, with the 17th annual event set to move to Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
The awards show on Oct. 28 is the capstone of Inspirational Country Music Week, running October 24-28, 2011 at The Millennium Maxwell House Hotel.
Returning as hosts for the ICM Awards will be television personalities Megan Alexander of Inside Edition, and Storme Warren of GAC and Sirius/XM.
The Christian Country Music Association, the organization behind the ICM Awards, has also teamed with the Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition for fundraising and awareness events during Inspirational Country Music Week, including a silent auction, and a Pink Carpet Gala. More here.
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£210,000 appeal launched to manufacture the motion for new Gresley Class P2 steam locomotive No. 2007 Prince of Wales
The project to build Britain's most powerful express passenger steam locomotive today announced a new £210,000 appeal to manufacture the motion for new Gresley class P2 No. 2007 Prince of Wales. The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust has therefore set itself the challenge of raising £210,000 through The Motion Club from 175 supporters each donating £1,000 (plus Gift Aid) to the project in up to eight payments of £125 by standing order.
The Gresley class P2 2-8-2 'Mikados' were the most powerful express passenger locomotives to operate in the UK. They were designed by Sir Nigel Gresley in the 1930s to haul 600 ton trains on the arduous Edinburgh to Aberdeen route. Sadly, the design was never fully developed and they were rebuilt by his successor Edward Thompson into ungainly class A2/2 4-6-2 'Pacifics' in 1943/4, and scrapped by 1961. The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust (A1SLT – registered charity and builders of famous new 100mph steam locomotive No. 60163 Tornado) is building the seventh member of this class at its Darlington Locomotive Works (DLW) over seven years, at an estimated cost of £5m through its P2 Steam Locomotive Company subsidiary. The project will demonstrate how the design can be fully realised through use of modern computer design techniques, enabling the new locomotive to deliver its full potential hauling passenger trains at high speed across today's national network.
If the project is to remain on schedule to complete No. 2007 by 2021, the Trust needs to order the motion in 2018. Following the success of The Founders Club (to get the project to the point of cutting the frames), The Boiler Club (to fund the construction of the boiler) and The Mikado Club (to wheel the locomotive), The Cylinder Club (to make the cylinder block), the Trust has decided to establish The Motion Club to raise an estimated £210,000 required to manufacture No. 2007's motion.
2007 Outside Motion and Loco. assembly progress. (A1SLT Images)
In return for supporting this appeal, special benefits for members of The Motion Club include:
- Opportunity to buy ticket (seat already reserved) on one of the first trains hauled by No. 2007 Prince of Wales
- Reasonable access to No. 2007 at all times
- Opportunity to buy exclusive Motion Club badge
- Opportunity to join one of the teams building No. 2007
- First choice of other components to sponsor
- Special Motion Club day with Tornado
- Special limited-edition version (signed/numbered) of Stuart Black's drawing of No. 2007 Prince of Wales.
The work involved in designing and manufacturing the motion includes:
- Redesign of coupling and connecting rods to use modern material (pre-war nickel chrome steel alloy proved prone to fracture
- Incorporation of late-pattern BR-type continuous white metal lined crank pin bearing bushes
- Use of the late-A1 design of inside connecting rod which overcame the tendency for the original design of inside connecting rods on LNER 'Pacifics' to big-end failure
- Open die forging of six coupling rods, two outside connecting rods and the inside connecting rod and strap
- CNC machining of all rods
- Manufacture of oil box lids, coupling rod knuckle pins, nuts and washers and bearing bush keys
- Casting of leaded gunmetal and phosphor bronze castings of crank pin bearing bushes
- Machining and white metalling of bearing bushes
- Fitting oil box tops
- Assembly of bearing bushes to rods
- Polishing rods.
Progress building Britain's most powerful steam locomotive continues at Darlington Locomotive Works and includes:
- Frame plates for engine and tender rolled and profiled; engine's frames erected at Darlington Locomotive Works; all major engine frame stays, brackets, horn blocks, axle boxes and buffers cast (44 in total); over 1,000 fitted and driven bolts ordered and delivered, approximately 800 now fitted to the frames
- All 20 wheels for engine and tender cast and proof machined; roller bearings for all engine and tender wheelsets and engine axles (including crank axle), tyres and crank pins delivered, tender axles, tyres ordered and first wheelset complete
- Preliminary discussions held with boiler manufacturers and forged foundation ring corners manufactured and machined; start made on boiler fittings with castings for combined injector steam and delivery valves
- Study into ride and suspension completed using rail industry standard Vampire® software; finite Element Analysis completed on re-designed crank axle to ensure locomotive complies with modern standards; assessment and notified body appointed to oversee certification – first site visit made
- Cab erected and cab side window frames fitted; engine footplating and splasher kits delivered and permanently fitted to frames
- Smokebox door pressed details made and door completed, door frame manufactured, smokebox delivered and erected; chimney cast and fitted
- Crosshead castings received
- Boiler cladding assembly jog built, cladding crinolines and hoops rolled and fitted to jig, cladding sheets procured, rolled and being fitting to the jig
- Tender frame construction under way, axlebox and other tender castings ordered from William Cook Cast Products
- Nameplates and chime whistle delivered
- Over £1.6m spent, £1.9m raised and £2.9m pledged of the required £5m.
Mark Allatt, P2 Project Director and Trustee, The A1 Steam Locomotive Trust, commented:
"We are delighted with the level of support that the project to build Britain's most powerful steam locomotive has received since its launch. Thanks to our supporters' continued generosity, over £2.9m has now been donated or pledged. Recently we have been focused on preparing to wheel No. 2007.
"We now want to turn our attention to the motion which is our next major design and manufacturing challenge. If we can raise £210,000 through The Motion Club over the next few months we are confident that we will be able to place order for the motion on No. 2007 Prince of Wales by the end of 2018 and remain on-track for completion of the new locomotive in 2021.
"I would encourage all steam enthusiasts who haven't yet contributed to this exciting project to help us to meet these deadlines by becoming a member of The Motion Club or a monthly 'P2 for the price of a pint of beer a week' covenantor. It's time to get on board! This year will see further major announcements as the construction of new Gresley class P2 No. 2007 Prince of Walesgathers pace."
To become a member of The Motion Club, email firstname.lastname@example.com, call 01325 460163 or visit www.p2steam.com for more information.


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Estevão, Natália Cristina
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Through the development of the history of literary texts inscription, it is possible to observe that, in the Western world, from the predominance of literate culture, the book has been characterized as the main mean of literary circulation. This appropriation stablished itself in a deep way, once the book was consolidate, increasingly, as the formalization of the detention of literaty and subjective expression. (CHARTIER, 2007). In this sense, from the moment when these literary productions begin to manifest in other means in the contemporary scenario of digital creations, there are reactions of estrangement and devaluation of new productions, precisely because they are configured in different materiality (ROCHA, 2014a). Regarding these considerations, we delimit as the corpus of this dissertation the texts of the Brazilian author Ismael Caneppele. Our research proposes a reading of the novel Os famosos e os duendes da morte (2010) and the blog Ismael Pele de Cão (2011-2014), considering the different material formalizations that each one of these texts present. We observed which characteristics of the text in printed book and which specifities of the text from the blog, on the internet. In our analysis, we assumed the inextricable relation between the text and the materiality, performing the necessary mediations in the critical work development. With the propose of developing such propositions, we observed that one of the central points of the issue is based on comprehension of the specificities of different media aproached, once each one stablish a different own way in relation to others. Therefore, we based the studies here presented on the theory of remediation, proposed by Bolter and Grusin (1999), that problematizes the articulation between the different media, as it postulates that the new media do not overcome or replace the previous, but coexist, which reconfigures their meaning. Along with remediation, with the objective of seizing the intertextual movements proposed on the texts, we use the concept of cultural recycling (KLUSCINSKAS; MOSER, 2007), whose constitution is based on a review of the aesthetical concept from reconsidering the paradigma "novelty, originality, authenticity", that in the current context supports itself in the triad "copy, recycling and seriation". From this analysis, we developed the notion of movement and we were able to conclude that it works as a technique of writing, assuming the fundamental role in the comprehension of the intrinsic relation between the texts and the materialities in the productions of Ismael Caneppele, as a way to evidence particularities of the author's literary project. Furthermore, in a broader sense, our observations help us to understand some aspects of contemporary literature, of the literary categories historically stablished, as in the case of the author, reader and work, whose values were cristalized in contexts culturally different, that we discuss and evaluate through the works of Ismael Caneppele.


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Inconsequential as a ban on ghee usage might sound, the implications are many, from the areas of authoritarianism and impinging on personal freedom to public health. Regardless of which side of the fence one falls, the Punjab Food Authority's (PFA) ban on the sale and manufacture of clarified butter is a potential game changer in the food world and could be pivotal in the overall fitness of Punjab.
On the one hand, the detriments of ghee consumption are widespread; its high fat content is a gateway to many ailments associated with obesity and even just being overweight, including heart disease and diabetes. Even though modern science might have outlined some minimal benefits, the harmful facts about a high ghee diet outweigh the benefits, with other food sources providing the same healthful nutrition without the high fat content. Therefore, the PFA's decision could be monumental in forever altering the diet of the people of Punjab and their overall fitness, making for an interesting longitudinal case study for nutritionists in terms of what ailments are alleviated and what new health issues arise with the absence of dietary ghee in coming years.
Conversely, at the other end of the spectrum, is the question of whether the agency can outright ban an item that many people prefer and swear by. Is it just to ban the product, as opposed to requiring health label warnings, much like on cigarette packets? It also cannot be ruled out that there might be a political foul play here. On that note, why not ban other products that nutritionists consider 'garbage food' such as high-sodium chips and high-sugar junk foods and soda? It is reassuring to see the PFA dutifully investigating the healthfulness of foods. It will be intriguing to see how much ghee usage can actually be phased out by 2020.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 13th, 2017.
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Commuters traveling to Al Amerat will now have to use the alternate routes, as the Wadi Adai flyover that connects the two cities will be closed until next month.
In an online statement, the officials announced that the road is being closed for maintenance work.
The Municipality's online statement read: "Muscat Municipality, would like to announce that the road on Wadi Adai Bridge will be completely closed to those travelling from Ruwi towards Amerat from July 17 until 19 August 2018."
Authorities added that the closure was for necessary maintenance of the bridge and also requested drivers to "be careful and to use alternative routes".


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Linda Scriven
Linda Scriven, homeopath and herbalist, studied under one of the western guru's of Chinese medicine, Professor Worsley in the UK and has practiced Homeopathy for over 28 years, both in California and in England. In England she had a busy practice for 17 years working alongside Medical doctors and in local hospitals with fertility and the elderly. She began as an acupuncturist and has explored both Chinese and Western herbs on her journey to opening an Acupuncture and Homeopathic Studio in California with her daughter. Linda specializes in stress recovery & replenishment, rectifying sleep patterns.


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Friday, May 18, 2007
Farewell to Falwell
Well if you know me you can already assume how I felt about Falwell and you'd more than likely be right.
And sitting here, I dont think I could go off on a diatribe that could be expressed any better than the thoughts of Christopher Hitchens on Anderson Cooper 360:
And here's his follow-up on Fox News' Hannity and Colmes:
But with all that being said, and I do 100% agree with Christopher Hitchens on many of his points, I still feel the need to say goodbye in my own way, so here it is:
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- JoelSeph5/18/2007 11:05 AM
I find it a little ironic that someone making statements about morality is calling someone an 'evil old man' on the eve of his death on national news shows. Nice.ReplyDelete
Regardless of what you believe or don't, it's surprising to me how easy some find it to overlook this level of disrespect and hypocrisy. Amazing how quickly people take advantage of the publicity that follows death of a notable figure to propagate their views.
One of the most troubling parts is how they hide behind freedom of speech, like the fact that it's legal makes it ok. Freedom of speech wasn't intended to provide people with the right to say whatever they want, it was written to protect people in their right to criticize the government.
The guy said he doesn't care about the family that is grieving Rev. Falwell's death. You really want to lump yourself into that school of thought?
Teletubbies are scary.
Ironic maybe, but his views dont negate the fact that Falwell was a big pile of crap.ReplyDelete
And people of all camps are getting on the discussion and pushing their views. The thing is that this is fair game - Falwell was a public figure and held sway over 1000's of people so to say the public cant have an opinion on the man or his death is a little hard to accept.
The First Amendment:
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
I think it says you are free to say whatever you want about anything, not just to criticize the government.
And no I dont care about Falwell's family. I am sorry for their loss, but I dont know them so I cant say as that I care about them in any other capacity. Their inability to choose who their father or husband was doesnt keep them from dissenting against his crazy ravings and since I've never heard them challenge his views, I can only assume they agree with him and on that level and on that assumption I have no use for them. And very likely they have no use for me either.
Am I sorry a man is dead? Yep, all life is precious and valuable, even Falwell's. But I'm certainly not going to get on the wagon to honor the man's life or put him on some sort of pedestal.
I find it ironic that no one seemed to care what Saddam's family thought of him being killed or argued the case that maybe our President saying he's wanted "dead or alive" didnt hurt their feelings at all.
And if you didnt get the teletubbies reference, here ya go, Tinky Winky was called out as gay by Falwell and said to be used to recruit little kids to become gay. But yes they are scary.
- JoelSeph5/18/2007 12:09 PM
Interpret it how you want, I reference the intent of the law when it was written.ReplyDelete
Even taking your interpretation of freedom of speech into consideration, what would make his freedom to say the things he said any less than yours?
I don't expect anyone to 'put him on a pedestal' or change their opinions. It is common human decently to honor the passing of another person with respect. The views and, more importantly, how they were delivered, are very disrespectful and poorly timed.
I'm not even going to touch the Saddam reference. I don't see how you can draw a connection between a man that gassed thousands of civilians to a man that made a few comments that you disagreed with.
And yes, I got the teletubby reference. : )
Happy Friday Cory! : D
I love our discussions on here. Man I miss working with you having these face-to-face.ReplyDelete
I'm sad now.
- JoelSeph5/18/2007 3:24 PM
Yeah I always used to get to a point where I just wanted to kick you in the head though. LOL.ReplyDelete
Maybe it is better this way. Besides I like it when you are sad. I am a sicko that way. : P
i remember a certain someone messing around at work and kicking me in the head :@ReplyDelete


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Make ACC a No-Kill shelter!
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Hi all. I recently found out about ACC NYC. If I knew about this toxic place before now, I would have started this petition a long time ago. These people, as many of you might know, kill innocent, scared animals every single day. Dozens of them. It doesn't matter to them if someone steps up to offer to take one of these poor cats and dogs home. They deny you, ignore you, and they give some bull reason why you can't. This was obviously sickening to me. But what really pushed me over the edge was a dog named Monterey, 5 years old, who they recently just killed. For NO reason. I read that Monterey came to them on the 16th of September. They found him on the street. He was scared, fearful and reluctant - maybe because complete strangers just caught him and brought him somewhere unknown to him. We have no idea what happened to him before that. He could have been abused his entire life, or alone for most of it. They listed Monterey on death row but, surprise surprise, he was in perfect health. I personally reached out to ACC NYC 12 times yesterday. 12. I said I would love to take Monterey and to please tell me what I needed to do. They wrote back only once to tell me that because of his "behavior" issues, they only wanted him being saved by a rescue. So instead of allowing someone to adopt Monterey, they killed him. This is enough now. I know that there are kill shelters everywhere, hundreds of animals being put down everyday but I can't stop every single shelter. We can't. But we can try to change this one. Please share this with your friends and family. Let's save these innocent animals together.
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5 Hairstyles That Look Better on Dirty Hair
For those of us who are dry shampoo devotees (or late sleepers), being able to rock two- or three-day hair is essential. Skipping daily or bi-weekly shampoo time ('sup, snooze button?) can not only be beneficial to the health of your hair, but it can also give our strands the grit and texture needed to slay certain 'dos. Regardless of your hair type, there are styles that actually work better on unwashed locks, so skip the suds and take note of TRESemmé global stylist Justine Marjan's tips instead.
If you have straight hair, let the natural oils in your mane work in your favor for a glossy, streamlined look that can do no wrong. "Sleek ponytails and buns are great on dirty hair because the extra grease will give the hair hold and shine without having to load on products," Marjan says. "Just brush the hair back into a low ponytail, run a straightener through the length for an extra straight finish, and add a small amount of shine serum for added reflection." To elevate your holiday hair game, consider adding some glitter for instant party-ready pizzazz. (Photo via Dan MacMedan/Getty)
The texture of wavy hair gives off an instantly styled feel, so you're already on your way to a statement style. "The added texture from days-old product residue can give the hair extra volume and make the halfie even fluffier," Marjan tells us. "I suggest spraying TRESemmé Fresh Start Volumizing Dry Shampoo ($5) before gathering the hair up to give more movement and grip." A high halfie will conceal oiliness while still looking like you put thought into your style. (Photo via Karwai Tang/Getty)
Deep Side ParT
Good news: You can skip the lather if you have curls. "Curly hair tends to look better dirty because it needs the extra moisture and product to give the curls bounce and separation," explains Marjan. "Adding a super deep side part will break up lingering oil and add a refreshed look to second day, curly hair." Finishing with a lightweight hair mist will help add back structure and smooth out any kinks. (Photo via Dominique Charriau/Getty)
Take a less-is-more approach when it comes to keeping texturized, lived-in locks looking revitalized by working with what you've got instead of breaking out hot tools or more product. "A chic chignon for texturized hair is ideal because you can use the hair's natural oils to slick the hair back without having to worry about additional heat damage or having to add more product," Marjan explains. Let the wispy hairs fall out naturally for flattering face-framing. (Photo via Dan Arnold/Getty)
If you haven't had time to do a full wash on your tresses, no worries — the curl-hawk is here to save the day (and your curly-to-coily mane). "It's so much fun to do playful updos on natural hair textures, and a curl-hawk looks super stylish," Marjan says. "Gather hair from the sides and secure with an elastic or pin until you've worked your way down the hair, and fluff up the curl-hawk in the center with your fingers." (Photo via Steve Granitz/Getty)
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