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Permanent Display 48. Tilla Durieux and her Art Collection
Online Collection
Experience of a century
Tilla Durieux (born Ottilia Godefroy, 1880-1971) was one of the most important figures in the acting world of Germany. She was a great star of the Berlin theatre of the golden twenties. She belonged to the up-and-down period of the Weimar Republic. For her, the period between 1903 and 1918 was marked by two key figures. Max Reinhardt created her as an actress, and Paul Cassirer brought her into the centre of the most advanced goings-on from the fin de siécle. The second period ended with the Hitler persecutions of 1933. The Zagreb period of 1934 to 1952 brought her refuge, peace and repose before new efforts. In the foyer of the Croatian National Theatre, she met Zlata Lubienski, and from 1938 lived in 27 Jurjevska Street. She returned to Berlin in 1955, devoting herself to acting until the end of her life.
The Donation
In 1982, in the Parliament building, Ms Erika Danhoff signed a deed giving part of the collection to the city of Zagreb. Her words went: My great friend, and artistic mother, T.D. loved your city. She loved Zagreb, which was her own city for so many years, and to which she was later always connected. So I am convinced that she would be happy always to be here in it in this way. The newly formed Commission accepted part of the collection in the name of the Museum. It included a total of 19 artistic objects.
Slavko Šterk
Online Collection


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India's North East is a land of undulating hills and plains with luxuriant green cover and a wide variety or rare and exotic flora and fauna.
Consisting of 8 states North East India has some real surprises for the travelers. Not so much established on the travelers map, yet the North Eastern India, has its own charm that will sweep you off your feet. Come here for once and loose yourself in its charismatic magic.
Inhabited with handful of population, the hill stations of north east India can be counted among some of the most pristine lands around the nation. Be it the multiple hues of culture, the wilderness of woods or the beauty of nature, there are several reasons to fall in love with North-East India hill stations. Perhaps that is why travelers from far and wide always dream of visiting this particular region of India.
From Assam to Sikkim to West Bengal, every destination that defines North East India Hill Stations at their best is covered under our tour packages! Yes, you read it right. Owing to our rich experience and expertise, we at Tour My India have a bagful of tempting North East India Hill Stations Packages. These packages take you to different corners of North East India. Further, from accommodation, to commutation, special requirements, monetary constraints and all other travel concerns, our travel experts handle them all with utmost care and attention. All you need to do is, give us a chance to be your travel guide and we assure that you will forget the rest.
Arrival at Bagdogra Airport/ NJP railway station and Transfer to Gangtok, Explore the evening at one of the finest Hill station's market MG marg. Overnight stay at Gangtok.
Morning go for full sightseeing covering Rumtek monastery, Bhanjhakri waterfalls, Ropeway, Do-Drul Chorten, Namgyal Institute of Tibetology & Flower Show (Orchid). Overnight Stay at Gangtok.
This day after breakfast check out from Hotel and transfer for Darjeeling, On arrival at Darjeeling, Check –in at Hotel and later spend your evening at Darjeeling while doing Shopping at Old market. Overnight stay at Darjeeling.
Early Morning (at 04:00 am) drive to Tiger hill to watch the spectacular sunrise over Mt. Khangchendzonga (28,208 ft. Worlds 3rd highest peak) (subject to clear weather), on your way back visit Ghoom Monastery and Batasia Loop. After breakfast visit Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, P.N. Zoological Park (Thursday closed), Tenzing Rock, Tea Garden (outer view) and Japanese Temple (4 hrs from 9.00 to 13.00 hrs). Evening free for shopping and personal activities. Overnight stay at Darjeeling.
This day take breakfast early and proceed for Drop at Bagdogra Airport / NJP railway station to your onward journey.
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I used to be fat, now I'm all bones!
Mdm Seah Sor Yuan was born in 1916, in Jinmen, China. She left for Singapore to join her husband and his family. As newly-weds, they spent time managing the family's provision shop along Beach Road. By the time she turned 25, Mdm Seah had given birth to two young children, a daughter and a newborn son.
On February 15, 1941, Mdm Seah became a widow when her husband was captured and killed by the Japanese, never to come home. He was 29 and her youngest son was barely two. She spent the next few months hoping for his miraculous return, before accepting the fate of his execution. She busied herself at work, shuttling to and from different shops to take care of their businesses between Beach Rd and Tanjong Rhu. "Running here and there", according to her son, must be the secret to her longevity, other than her fiercely independent, yet generous spirit.
At 101, Mdm Seah is the epitome of immaculate. Her bedsheet is crisp, with the edges ironed at and held down with metal clips. Her wardrobe contains clothes that she sewed herself— all hung neatly, arranged according to occasion and colour.
It is her attention to the little things that endears her to her loved ones. From a family of two children, Mdm Seah has been blessed with five granddaughters, two grandsons and eight great- grandchildren. She remembers all of their names, and even their birthdates.
Mdm Seah is also not one to forget what it means to have loved and lost. She continues to commemorate her husband as an annual ritual, buying flowers and offering prayers at the Cenotaph. It was easier to get owers in the earlier days. "Now it's harder," her daughter-in-law sighs matter-of-factly. "People don't focus on the dead for Valentine's, but the living."
Text by Adlina Maolod
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Bloody Fight in Iron-Rock Valley
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 7PM
Tribeca Cinemas
(54 Varick Street, NYC)
Ji Ha-Jean, 2011
Writer/director Ji Ha-Jean turns the Korean revenge film on its head with this outlandish 2011 spectacle, featuring a wild new take on a tried and true genre. When a nameless man is sprung from prison, he embarks on a bloody, vengeful mission to take down a criminal known only as "Ghostface" – spiraling himself into a series of wild, violent quests that leaves no one unscathed. A fragmented narrative paired with a smooth jazz soundtrack makes Bloody Fight in Iron-Rock Valley one of the most surreal adventures you'll ever embark upon.
A huge hit at last year's 2012 New York Asian Film Festival, this $35,000 film took the prize for "Best Korean Independent Film" at the Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival and won the "Best Asian Genre Film of the Year" award from the European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation!
Tribeca Cinemas:
54 Varick Street, on the corner of Canal Street, one block from the A, C, E and 1 train Canal Street stops
All seating is first-come, first served.
Doors open at 6:30PM.


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Herb Chambers to raffle Iacocca Mustang for Joslin Diabetes— September 16, 2010
Posted by Bill Griffith  September 16, 2010 04:56 PM
(All photos: Bill Griffith for Boston.com)
Most anyone reading this realizes Herb Chambers and Lee Iacocca know how to market cars. Not so many know both men's lives have been affected deeply by diabetes.
The disease claimed Iacocca's wife Mary in 1983 and was a major factor in his establishing the Iacocca Family Foundation for diabetes research. Chambers deals daily with Type 1 diabetes, even as he runs his 47 dealerships.
When they have lunch together as they did over the July 4 holiday, something is bound to happen. In this case, it's a benefit for the Joslin Diabetes Center. The men decided to raffle a car as a benefit, but not just any car.
This will be one of the 45 limited edition Mustangs built last year to honor the 45th anniversary of the car's introduction at the 1964 New York World's Fair.
While many people remember Iacocca as the organizer of the Chrysler bailout in the late 1970s and for bringing the successful minivans and K-cars to market, others know him as the patron who brought the Mustang to life during his career at Ford.
One of the 45 Iacocca Mustangs  a special high-performance version  sold for $352,000 (plus fees) last fall at the Barrett-Jackson Auction in Las Vegas.
The Mustang, a fastback that features custom coachwork and recessed headlamps, was designed by Mark Leone and built by the acclaimed Gaffoglio Family Metalcrafters. It's powered by a 4.6-liter V-8 and five-speed manual transmission and has a Ford racing suspension package. There's also an Iacocca "I" on the steering wheel, gas cap, and doorsill plates.
The Iacocca Foundation donated Mustang No. 23 to Joslin Diabetes Center to support work "to improve the lives of people with diabetes and its complications through innovative care, education, and research."
Raffle tickets can be purchased for $100 each at www.joslin.org/iacocca. The drawing will take place at the Joslin's High Hopes Gala on Nov. 20 where Joslin will honor members of the Iacocca family.
Chambers will be supporting the raffle and showcasing the Mustang at several of his 47 dealerships. Ticket sales will be capped at 2,500, meaning Joslin should realize $250,000 from the raffle.


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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (Ivanhoe Newswire) – TE is a defect in the part of the skull that separates the brain from the ear. This can cause brain fluid leakage and even meningitis. Now, an innovative endoscopic operation is minimizing the incision and impact on the brain; repairing the problem in little more than an hour of surgery.
Agnes McFadden, mother and grandmother, loves to travel and cook. But three years ago, when her ear began leaking massive amounts of fluid, she had to put her life on hold.
McFadden told Ivanhoe, "My pillows every night were completely covered by the morning."
Agnes was diagnosed with TE, meaning a hole in her temporal bone, which forms part of the skull, had to be surgically repaired. The pulsating of her brain had created just enough pressure for cerebral fluid to go where it shouldn't— through a hole in her skull.
Kadir Erkmen, MD, Vice Chairman of Neurosurgery at Temple University explained, "It actually has a shelf and the brain sits on top of it and it's through that shelf bone that is oftentimes very thin; the brain can have a defect and the bone can have a defect, and so the brain material and fluid from the brain can get into the ear space."
As soon as her ear infections stopped, Agnes underwent groundbreaking endoscopic keyhole neurosurgery. This unique operation uses tiny cameras inserted through an incision, less than two inches long, to repair the skull.
Pamela Roehm, MD, PhD, Professor; Director, Division of Otology and Neurotology, Department of Otolaryngology at Temple University School of Medicine explained, "Before, we had to make a very large incision, and shave half the head, and then put in retractors that really pushed the brain down, in order to repair these areas." (Read Full Interview)
This approach using the endoscope was the brain child of Doctors Erkmen and Roehm. It offers better visualization and has very little impact on the healthy tissue. The keyhole surgery uses bone, muscle, and a suture to seal up the hole. Doctors say the defect can be present at birth, caused by a severe head injury, or even be the result of numerous ear infections. But no matter how it happened, Agnes is back to business as usual.
McFadden said, "Wonderful. Like nothing ever happened."
Doctors say that because a major risk of this condition is the possibility of spinal fluid entering the ear, meningitis can occur. So, if you have recurrent ear infections and antibiotics haven't worked, be sure to ask your physician about other possible causes, like TE. Agnes' total recovery time was around three months.
Contributors to this news report include: Donna Parker, Field Producer; Kirk Manson, Videographer; Cyndy McGrath, Supervising Producer; Gabriella Battistiol, Assistant Producer; Jamison Koczan, Editor.
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BACKGROUND: TE is a defect of the skull that over time develops a hole in the temporal bone, the area that separates the ear and the brain. This defect can lead to dangerous consequences, such as the leakage of brain fluid and even meningitis. With TE, the natural pulsations of the brain can create enough pressure for the cerebral fluid to enter areas through the hole in the skull. These fluids can enter the ear canal and cause severe ear infections that will reoccur even after taking antibiotics.
CAUSE: There are many different ways in which TE can develop. It can be present at birth, developed after a traumatic head injury, and even after multiple ear infections. In some cases, it can be developed from simply having a very thin temporal bone. The brain naturally pulsates with every heartbeat 60 to 70 times per minute. When the bone is very thin, the pulsations can break it down, an occurrence usually seen in people who are overweight. TE is detected by the unresponsiveness of the ear infection to antibiotics allowing doctors to conclude that they're facing a bigger issue than an average ear infection and to proceed with the keyhole brain surgery.
ENDOSCOPIC OPERATION: This innovative procedure consists of small incisions being made to open up the area. Then, a small hole is made for the craniotomy. Bones and extra materials that have to be removed to do the surgery are saved and used later to repair any holes doctors find. The procedure offers a much more effective approach. A very large incision was made requiring the patients to shave half of their heads to put in retractors that push the brain down because a microscope was used to visualize the area, versus the endoscope currently used during the operation. Typically the surgery lasts at least over three to four hours requiring only a few days for a full recovery.
(Source: Pamela Roehm, MD, PhD)
MORE FROM DR. ROEHM: With this approach doctors can make a much smaller incision, a much smaller craniotomy or hole through the bone around the brain and really get people in and out of the hospital quicker and in a safe fashion, so it is very gratifying to be able to do it. Dr. Roehm also says the most rewarding thing about it is when they have patients who have had similar repairs elsewhere come back in and say this was so much easier this time.
Jennifer Lee
Pamela Roehm
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Two Blades Heading To Sweden
Kier Cumming, 18, who still has four years of Junior 'C' Provincial Junior Hockey League eligibility remaining, and Brayden Hopkins, 21, who captained the Blades last year in his final season of Junior eligibility, will be heading to Sweden in the fall to play for the Arvika Hockey Club in a men's professional hockey league.
Cumming, the son of head coach Bill Cumming, led the Blades in scoring last year with 55 points on 24 goals and 31 assists, while Hopkins, a former Chatham Maroon before coming to the Blades two seasons ago, scored 13 goals and added 27 assists for 40 points.
According to Bill Cumming this developed out of a relationship with Carl Stapleton, an ex-Chatham Maroon and grandson of NHL great Pat "Whitey" Stapleton, about playing with Arvika.
"For Kier this is a dream come true, and while it is hard to lose him, he has our blessing," said Bill. "Hoppy is also extremely excited about the opportunity to play in Sweden and we wish them both the best of luck."


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Nomadic Furniture by James Hennessey & Victor Papanek
Nomadic Furniture: DIY Projects that are Lightweight and Light on the Environment by James Hennessey and Victor Papanek
This book, originally published in 1973, is a manual for creating furniture and interior structures that are light weight, easy to make, move, store, destroy & easy on the environment. Pre-IKEA, this book was good for people who moved often and wanted an easy alternative to the bulky possessions of the household. Included are how-to's and illustrations for seating options, eating & working solutions, storage, sleeping, lighting, furniture for babies & children, etc. Hand-written text for the most part, it's easy to read and follow. Inspirational ideas for making furniture for small spaces, shared spaces and for today's young people who seem to move every year or two.
Victor Papanek was a designer, educator & strong advocate for responsible design. He wrote the book Design for the Real World, and was a UNESCO International design expert.
147 pages
Published by Schiffer Publishing Ltd., 2008


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MILTON - Georgia's final round at the NCAA national championships felt like the third act of the same play.
The Bulldogs played solidly but couldn't keep pace with the rest of the field. Georgia shot a 1-over 281 in third round of stroke play Thursday at the Capital City Club Crabapple Course. Georgia finished in a tie with TCU and Tennessee for 19th place and did not qualify for today's match play.
"We gave ourselves chances all week," Georgia junior Keith Mitchell said. "We didn't capitalize on them. We played OK. But out here you've got to put in at least one or two rounds to keep up with the competition. We put ourselves in that position, but we just never were able to capitalize."
Georgia completed the tournament at 10-over 850 in three rounds. Georgia started Thursday tied for 19th place at 9-over. But the Bulldogs had too much ground to make up and too few holes to work with.
New Mexico, Texas A&M, UNLV and Arizona State finished in a tie for sixth place at 2-over, eight strokes ahead of Georgia. California finished first during stroke play at 16-under and is the top seed when match play starts today. Georgia Tech is second at 10-under with Alabama and Texas tied for third at 7-under.
"We didn't quite do it," Georgia freshman Lee McCoy said. "Today, I tried to go at as many pins as I could. There just wasn't that many to go at out there. A couple of times I went at a couple I shouldn't have and had a couple of stupid bogeys that way. I tried my best. I just didn't make enough putts."
Georgia did not make any major mistakes.
But when the Bulldogs created chances for birdies, their putts did not drop while others' did.
"It's hard to get behind in a tournament like this," Georgia junior Joey Garber said. "If you've got to make up a lot of strokes, these teams are all so good that they're not going to give them all back to you. Maybe one or two but not all but you can't count on any more than that. We played hard. We didn't give up. So there's some things to look forward to."
McCoy had Georgia's only below-par round of the tournament on Thursday with a 1-under 69. Garber finished at even-par 70 while Keith Mitchell and Nicholas Reach were at 1-over 71 and T.J. Mitchell, the only senior in the lineup, scored a 2-over 72. Garber had Georgia's best three-round score at 1-over 211, which was good for a tie for 38th place.
McCoy, Reach and Keith Mitchell finished at 3-over 213. T.J. Mitchell concluded his Georgia career with a three-round total of 12-over 222.
"It's always tough because it puts a little more pressure on you," Georgia coach Chris Haack said. "You know you've got to make some putts and you've got to make some things happen. There's a little more pressure coming from behind."
Although Georgia finished out of the running for match play, the future looks solid. The Bulldogs lose only one senior and bring in a four-man recruiting class that should make competition for the tournament lineup interesting next season. The Bulldogs' lowest scorer, McCoy, is a freshman while Reach is a sophomore and Keith Mitchell and Garber are juniors.
"We're only losing one guy, and we're bringing in four, so we're going to have a pretty strong lineup I think," McCoy said. "You've got to make putts, especially on this course where you don't have a lot of birdie opportunities. The ones that you do get you have to make."
Georgia's best chance to move up the leaderboard came on Wednesday. The Bulldogs played in favorable morning conditions while most of the teams in front of them played on hard greens in the afternoon. But Georgia not only did not make up any ground, but lost a couple of strokes and went from 1 over to 3 over going into the final stroke play round.
"Yesterday morning hurt us the most because we had a chance to jump up the leaderboard a little bit," Garber said. "When you get behind, it's hard to come back. It's a different mentality. Sometimes it works and sometimes it's tough."
Garber feeling fit after surgery
Garber missed much of the spring season after having shoulder surgery and returned in time for NCAA regionals and nationals. He led Georgia's individuals at 1 over for the tournament.
"I feel good," Garber said. "I guess this was a test more than anything of how my body's healed. Everything's good. I look forward to this summer and next season."
Garber started with an even-par 70 and ended with an even-par 70 sandwiched around a 71 in the second round for a 211 total.
Haack no fan of Crabapple
Georgia had a tough time on the Capital City Club Crabapple Course and Haack would rather not see the NCAA tournament return to the course in Milton. The greens were hard and pin placement tended to be at the top of a rise that prevented close approaches and led to long putts for birdies.
"Not particularly," Haack said when asked if he would like the tournament to return. "It's a great place and they've done a fabulous job. There's not a whole lot of separation. You can make a lot of bogeys. But you won't make a lot of doubles and triples. It's a great golf course. ... If they had it back here again, I'd be fine with it. It just didn't fit our eye very good. I'd rather go someplace where we'll play good."
Georgia paired with West Coast rivals
The Bulldogs got to see the battle for Los Angeles supremacy when they were matched with Southern Cal and UCLA in the final round. Although UCLA and USC are fierce competitors, they behaved themselves on Tuesday.
"They were alright," Keith Mitchell joked. "I didn't see any punches thrown or talking during backswings. I think we were all pretty focused on our own stuff. With 30 teams here at the national championship, you'll see every rivalry from across the country."
USC finished tied for 23rd at 14-over 854, four strokes ahead of No. 26 UCLA at 18-over 258.


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Yin Yang Yum goes on tour for an evening that will nourish your heart, body and soul.
Emma Peel Yoga has been invited to host an evening event at the newly refurbished space: The Clayton Arms, Peckham.
Unfold with 60 minutes of candle-lit Yin Yang Yoga and 15 minutes of meditation both led by Emma, before sharing a vegetarian mezze supper from The Clayton Arm's chef Simon Williams.
Yin Yang Yum will be taking over the amazing upstairs space at The Clayton Arms. Think distressed walls, disco balls, string lights and candles...
Please bring your yoga mat with you. If you don't have one, let us know and we can get you one.
£30 per person. Sunday March 20th, 6pm-9pm, The Clayton Arms, Clayton Road, Peckham, SE15 5JA.


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By Patrick Sullivan
Your heart is a muscle, but it's also a complex piece of electronics. Electrical impulses shoot through your heart, causing it to fill up with blood and squeeze it out into the rest of the body. Normally that electricity creates a nice, steady rhythm, but what happens when something goes out of whack? Then you have arrhythmia and atrial fibrillation, or Afib, is the most common type, affecting between 2.7 and 6.1 million people in the US each year.
2 / 8 What is Afib?
Afib happens when the electrical impulse doesn't move through the heart correctly, causing the top chambers of the heart—the atria—to flutter or quiver. All the blood doesn't leave the upper chambers, causing it to pool. When blood pools it can form a clot, and a clot can leave the heart and block blood flow to the brain, causing a potentially deadly stroke. But Afib is treatable. Click through to learn more about some of the most cutting-edge Afib treatments available.
3 / 8 Medication options
People with early atrial fibrillation may turn to medication as an early treatment. Treating Afib with medication is a three-pronged approach: There are drugs to slow the heart rate, drugs to regulate the electrical rhythm, and drugs to stop the blood from clotting and potentially causing a stroke. "A lot of people can go years with just medication," says David Affleck, MD, a cardiothoracic surgeon at Ogden Regional Medical Center in Ogden, Utah. "The downside to this is you're not changing the triggers that cause the Afib. You will probably need medication for the rest of your life."
4 / 8 Cardioversion
Cardioversion means resetting the heart back to its normal rhythm. Sometimes that's done with drugs called anti-arrhythmics, and sometimes a cardiac electrophysiologist will use an electrical shock to resent the heart rhythm. In some cases the doctor may implant a device, called a pacemaker, which sends steady electrical signals to the heart to help it maintain a normal rhythm.
5 / 8 Catheter ablation
When Afib can't be controlled by medication or cardioversion, there are a number of procedures available as next steps, such as catheter ablation. Ablation kills the cells that create the irregular heartbeat, usually by burning or freezing them. With a catheter ablation procedure, a cardiac electrophysiologist snakes a catheter from the groin through a blood vessel to reach the area inside the heart that's causing the irregular heartbeats.
6 / 8 Surgical ablation
In a surgical ablation, instead of using a catheter, a cardiothoracic surgeon does a maze procedure, either by opening up the chest or making small incisions by the armpits. The open heart ablation is the gold standard in atrial fibrillation treatment, says Affleck. "It has the highest cure rate, the lowest recurrence rate and the lowest long-term stroke rate. But it's a big operation: you're opening the sternum and deflating the lungs, and there's a long recovery."
7 / 8 Hybrid ablation
Hybrid isn't so much a technique as it is an approach, says Affleck. A hybrid ablation is one in which the cardiac electrophysiologist and the surgeon work together. One problem with catheter ablation is it's hard to burn the back wall of the heart from the inside without damaging the aorta and esophagus, which sit behind the heart, while a surgical ablation is a difficult operation with a long recovery time. A hybrid approach can solve both problems. "Catheter ablation is one technique, surgical ablation is one technique, hybrid ablation is both working together," says Affleck. "I do what's difficult for a catheter to do, and the electrophysiologist does the burns that I find difficult."
8 / 8 Convergent ablation
Even minimally invasive ablation surgery requires the surgeon to deflate each lung in turn in order to get to both sides of the heart. That's too intense for some patients, especially those who are obese or whose lungs already don't work well. In these cases, Affleck and his team will perform a convergent ablation. Similar to a hybrid ablation where the surgeon and the electrophysiologist work together, during a convergent ablation the surgeon goes in through the abdomen, eliminating the need to deflate the lungs.


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Hey ladies!!
I am not going to lie, my knees are still killing me from the 112 lunges I did during our headshots + hiking up Terrace Hill.
You're gonna LOVE the photos!
You can see + download them all here!
p.s. Make sure you come get your gift from me: a $10 gift card for Le Creme Boutique. Each of you have your own gift card behind the counter & she is open 12-5 Monday- Saturday! <3 (Melissa, your bracelet is waiting for you behind the counter!)
P.s. You guys need to be following me on Insta! @asiacrosonphotography


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Le Morte D'Arthur
Le Morte D'Arthur
[This is the complete two-volume edition.]
Drawing on the legends of Camelot from French and English sources, Sir Thomas Malory compiled the drama of illicit love, the magic of sorcery, and the quest for the Holy Grail into a sordid and chivalrous tale that's been recounted for centuries.
One of the first books published using the printing press Le Morte D'Arthur is not only the first novel in English, but (arguably) the first novel of fantasy fiction.
Sir Thomas Malory's compilation of English tales and stories translated from the French about the legendary King Arthur and his kingdom of Camelot tells of Arthur's ascent to the throne following his removal of the sword from the stone, his choosing of his most valorous knights to serve as his Knights of the Round Table, his receipt of the enchanted sword Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake, his marriage to the Lady Guenever, his adventures with Sir Lancelot, and his quest to find the Holy Grail.
Not only celebrating the life of King Arthur and the chivalric ideals of his knights, Malory also illustrates the tragic disintegration of the fellowship of the Round Table: treachery and rivalry break up the company, and when Lancelot and Guinevere's passion is forced into the open, Arthur becomes trapped in a cycle of violence and revenge.
King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table still inspire many books, films and works of art today.
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I've been wanting to pick up my writing pen again for a while now. With all my recent life changes and busy schedules, I've barely had time or patience to sit down and breathe – let alone write! It seems so hard now to put words to paper – my brain needs a lot of exercise.
At the beginning of 2016, I self-published a book of memoirs written by my late grandmother. Editing and printing that book brought me so much joy, revitalizing that need and desire I always felt to create. Now that I've "published" someone else's book, I really ought to "publish" my own. My immediate response to this need is to "publish" a small book of poems I wrote back a few years ago. (By publish, I mean print using Blurb.com) However, there's an irrational fear holding me back with these poems.
In part, they weigh heavily of juvenile emotions. They were written during a hard time of my life when I was trying to figure out how to work through anxiety and depression. They follow no structure, and as I read over them I can almost feel a sense of pulling as the poems progress – my attempt to add fluidity to the structure, I suppose. I have thought of publishing them with the explicit understanding of their naiveté, with the underlying purpose to maybe reach out to teenagers going through those emotions for the first time.
There is a part of me that wants to continue writing poems, to add to this collection – and to maybe add a more mature perspective now? However, as soon as I go to start writing, I am blocked – how does one write poems when one is not full of emotion? How did Wordsworth get to the point where his poems about nature were actually understandable? I do not know how to approach this new stage of writing. Perhaps I am not at that level yet.
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- Place: Willesborough, Kent, England
- Creator: photographer : Muggeridge, Donald William, Mr.
- Date: 28.1.1940
- Description: Black and white negative and print made from it of the stone spindle beam and the bridge tree of a smock mill in Willesborough, Kent, taken on 28th January 1940.
- Identifier: UKC-MIL-MUG-BW.538518
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Smock mill
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- Accession number: 538518
- Item caption: "WILLESBOROUGH. Stone Spindle beam, BRIDGE TREE, etc. KENT."
- Dimensions: 60 x 90mm
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- Identity code: UKC-MIL-MUG-BW.538518
- Part: Muggeridge Collections
- Repository: Special Collections, University of Kent at Canterbury
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A hands-on 3D CBCT educational event
3D Drive is a premier educational event featuring hands-on opportunities to learn the advantages of digital dentistry and how 3D CBCT imaging can be utilized for various clinical applications. This event is dedicated to the clinical integration of 3D Cone Beam and Chairside CAD/CAM, resulting in single-visit dentistry.
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Critical to a Quinnipiac education is incorporating expansive opportunities for experiential learning. This provides you with access to our global network of education partners and industry leaders, which enables you to apply the market-driven knowledge and expertise that you've gained to further your development.
The opportunities go into overdrive once you graduate. More than 99.3% of our graduates are employed or earning advanced degrees within 6 months of graduation — a figure that is far above the national average. Even better, last year's median starting salary for our business school graduates was $56,000.
Our commitment, though, is to prepare you not just for your first job, but to provide the professional skills and personal growth that will position you for a long, rewarding career in business.


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This book falls into one of my favorite new styles for read-aloud nonfiction, double text (I just named it that). There's a basic story in big, bold letters and simple text. In this case, it starts with the seal dragging himself across the sand and into the sea to look for food, takes him through a long search, escaping from predators, and finally back to the beach where he relaxes.
The second part of the book's text is in small, inset paragraphs and adds facts about gray seals from how they swim to how they can open their mouths underwater to catch fish without drowning.
The book starts with a brief note about wild seals and ends with a simple index (which would make a great introduction to indices for very young children) and a couple websites kids can go to for more information about seals.
The endpapers show the eighteen different kinds of true seals, draw on a cream-colored background in shades of brown. The illustrations in the book look like adapted photographs. The seal's huge, liquid black eyes and sharp details of his whiskers and some of his surroundings are shown, but they're softened and given an underwater look with swirls and a shifting overlay of colors.
Verdict: When I'd finished this book I knew a lot more about seals and they were a lot more interesting! Although they could never live up to sea lions, I'll definitely take a longer look next time I'm at the zoo. This would make a perfect storytime book, as well as a great introduction to both seals and nonfiction for young children. Highly recommended.


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Meet Elizabeth:
Elizabeth considers herself "a poster child for children from divorced families." Experiencing divorce at three different ages and stages while growing up, she regularly witnessed marital strife that came from addiction, abuse, abandonment, and general dysfunction. Now a mother of five (three biological, one adopted, and one foster child), Elizabeth has made it her life mission to mend the broken branches of her own family tree through God's redemption, while equipping and encouraging other mothers in the areas of marriage, foster care, and faith.
What we chat about:
- Some unique challenges of raising foster or adopted children
- Creative ways to deal with tattling kids
- The story of how Elizabeth's mother's three divorces at various stages in life affected her
- Managing motherhood as a natural overachiever
- Creating a mission statement to help evaluate the best places to focus your energy
- Advice for those considering becoming a foster parent
- How her new book, Mending Broken Branches (releasing October 24, 2017), equips and encourages women born into dysfunctional families who want something different for their own families
Links mentioned:
Mending Broken Branches: When God Reclaims Your Dysfunctional Family Tree
The Road Back to You: An Enneagram Journey to Self-Discovery
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Kevin Beaty
2010 Trehane Trust scholar - Dairy farmer, Ivegill, Cumbria
DairyCo board member and chairman of its research advisory forum.
Consumer attitudes to milk USA, China, Australia, NZ and India.
"What an opportunity! There's so much to gain – personally and for the benefit of the industry. It gave me confidence in the UK dairy industry - to invest time and money in for the future."
Kevin's aim was to unlock consumers' views of milk production and share his discoveries with the British dairy industry. From the home market to those further afield, he found that consumers' knowledge of milk production was limited but they trusted the product. However, this 'bubble of trust', created through the supply of a consistently high quality product and a marketing image, could easily be burst should a health scare break, for example.
"Overall though I could see that the UK dairy industry is one of the best in the world technically and from an environmental perspective we are well ahead of the game compared with others. It gave me confidence in the UK dairy industry - to invest time and money in for the future"
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Spectos expands its solutions in the IoT and Smart Logistics sector through strategic investment in global live tracking platform of Kizy Tracking SA
Dresden, Neuchâtel, November 2018 – Spectos GmbH, together with logistics industry executive Mark Gieben, has taken over the Swiss technology company Kizy Tracking SA. Kizy develops a platform for real-time global tracking, consisting of one of the world's smallest autonomous enterprise hardware tracker and a cloud platform for real-time tracking of shipments, assets and vehicles. With immediate effect, the new board of Kizy Tracking SA consists of Niels Delater, CEO of Spectos Group with 20 years of experience in data analytics and service quality monitoring systems, Mark Gieben, who has more than 30 years of logistics experience in management positions at DHL and TNT and Prof. Dr. Ulrich Krings, with a track record in service and quality auditing for over 20 years.
With the investment in Kizy, Spectos is strengthening its position in the field of data collection and data analytics for service quality management in logistics. The combination of the unique Kizy tracking technology, which gathers position data based on globally available mobile networks and local WiFi data, and the Spectos real-time performance management platform for data analytics, evaluation and quality control, results in innovative solutions for the clients of Spectos and Kizy.
The Kizy technology is a targeted addition to the portfolio of the Spectos Group, in order to ensure that its customers will continue to receive integrated solutions for a complete transparency of delivery processes on a global level. With a focus on the rapidly growing cross-border e-commerce market, the sensors in the trackers provide information on movement, light, humidity and temperature, thus enabling innovative solutions for food and pharmaceutical logistics.
"These new solutions will allow it to display the live positions of shipments, parcels, containers and vehicles to analyze and immediately act on delays and anomalies at the push of a button."
As an own brand within the Spectos Group, Kizy Tracking SA will receive a strong network, allowing it to offer holistic industry solutions to its existing customer base. Kizy can count on technical support provided by engineers of Spectos. Customers will be able to rely on Spectos' know-how in project management and the development of data-based monitoring and control solutions to gain detailed insights and derive targeted measures from the tracker data. Furthermore, the global Spectos panel, Mailagenten™ , is available for receiving and returning trackers.
About Kizy Tracking SA
Based in Neuchâtel, Kizy Tracking has been founded by professionals from the logistics, microelectronics and telecommunications industry. Their mission: to improve global supply chain operations by providing first-hand data about the status and location of shipments and assets everywhere in the world, in a cost-efficient way. Kizy is a low-cost B2B tracking system especially designed to fulfill the actual needs of the logistics industry. Kizy uses the existing GSM-infrastructure (no GPS) for positioning and communication. It makes advanced tracking and monitoring functionalities – which were up until now limited to niche applications – affordable for large-scale deployments.
Why is Kizy different?
• Up to 1 year autonomy
• Global coverage, also inside buildings and containers
• Low cost: 10x cheaper than competition
About Spectos Group
The Spectos Group, headquartered in Dresden, Germany, is an independent market research and technology institute. Spectos supports its customers with tailor-made B2B solutions for the monitoring, management and design of their service quality. Based on a lean, flexible and scalable approach, Spectos offers pragmatic and comprehensive solutions for the most complex challenges in the areas of market research, data analytics, technology, digitization and operations. Using state-of-the-art technologies, Spectos combines the voice of the customer through an enterprise feedback management system with operational data from ERP and CRM systems, as well as sensor data gathered from specialized technologies such as real-time tracking, RFID systems or WiFi tracking.
The experts of Spectos support companies in collecting and analyzing high-quality data in real-time and making it available through online cockpits and apps at the touch of a button for the daily improvement of service processes. For over 15 years, the TÜV certified solutions by Spectos have been utilized in the sectors of Post & Logistics, Healthcare, Mobility, Automotive and many more.
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Deepika Padukone was also recently spotted at the airport taking off to New York City for the shoot for the magazine. After setting the world ablaze with her MET Gala and Cannes appearance, Deepika is all set to sizzle on yet another international magazine, Vogue America. The global icon has been busy leaving her imprints globally by achieving one feat at a time. Deepika has been creating a splash with her stunning magazine covers. She was also chosen amongst the top 4 people to raise a toast at TIME gala.


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about exciting PTA events and programs. Go Otters!
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Every Tuesday is our wear blue SPIRITWEAR day. This year we will be
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on one of those days so you don't miss out! We also added some new
sweatshirt designs, so be sure to ask someone on our PTA board or check
out the order form, or website.
The PTA wants to remind you to wear your SPIRITWEAR on
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The next SPIRITWEAR order date is Friday, September 14th.
THANK YOU to everyone who has placed SPIRITWEAR orders!
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Ronald Labonté
Professor and Canada Research Chair (Globalization and Health Equity)
School of Epidemiology, Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Ottawa.
Celia Almeida
Sergio Arouca National School of Public Health, Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Paulo Buss
Director of Brazil's Center for Global Health at the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (FIOCRUZ)
Michelle Gagnon
President, Palix Foundation; Adjunct Professor, Department of Community Health Sciences, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary, Canada
Raphael Lencucha
Professor, School of Physical and Occupational Therapy, McGill University. Canada
Fernando Munoz
Latin American Centre for Health Systems Research (CLAISS)


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Mules are one of our favorite Summer-to-Fall transition shoes. They are easy to slip on and give a casual cool look to any outfit. Wear them with cuffed jeans, flowy dresses, even tights when it gets cold out. We have a variety of styles to choose from in both our shops, so come pick out your perfect pair!
Swedish Hasbeens are a go-to for cute clogs, and their slip in mule styles are just as great. For a fun pop of color, try the cherry red!
For a bit more of an edge, try the 'Keeper' style from Latigo. These have a more distressed look and come in classic brown or black.
Looking for a little more height in your slip in? Jeffrey Campbell makes the just the one with 'Impulse', in a sassy patent black leather, or a soft and modern grey.
For a truly unique look, try the 'Spindle' slip in by Coclico. This mix of muted white leather, dark wood grain and rivets makes for an interesting yet sophisticated shoe.
The 'Michelle' by Fortress of Inca is a real eye catcher. This faded blue mule is a nice way to add a little color to your shoe wardrobe, without feeling like you're going over the top.


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I'm a bit behind on posting about our dates, just as we're a bit behind on actually GOING on our dates, but we're hoping to remedy that asap! I have a couple to post about and we have SEVEN to catch up on! That just means doubling up for a few weeks, I think!
So, Date 11 was back when the weather was much nicer. Eddie drew a date that sent us to a local park to play like little kids! We went on an afternoon after I'd gotten off work, and we were the only ones there! This is a park I've played at since I was a kid, and to be honest, the playground equipment is the same as it was when I was a kid too… which I'm not sure is saying much for safety. But anyway, we enjoyed our time at the park (except for my time on the merry-go-round… that, I did not enjoy!) and here was our experience in pictures!
All in all, a fun afternoon date! Didn't cost a thing, but the merry go round & the teeter totter may have shaved a few months off my life.
Cheap Date Tip: Don't be afraid to be a kid! Think outside the box for "normal" adult dates and imagine what you'd do with a kid you were babysitting… those things can be fun for adults too!


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Christmas eve around the peaks
My family spend alot of time in locations where it is too dangerous to get in your car, head out for a drive, get out and stroll around.
So in preparation for Christmas, we got in the car... since being away from the office my mileage is significantly down, so enthusiastically I begged to drive... we headed towards the Peak District... on the approach to the Roaches we took a lane which lead to a reservoir...
What started out as a lets just check out the lookout point evolved to playing with in camera HDR functions... (Dad's image)
Ended up in an 8km stroll around the reservoir in the sheet rainfall and battering winds!
After completing the walk, the Roaches called and so a drive around the outcrop was most certainly required.
Not only did I get to check out a favourite climbing spot, but we found a gaggle of cows. Seeing the black one with the heart on it's head, a disagreement broke out as Momma described her childhood pet cow. Economies of scale were deemed a little unbalanced, Momma got away with having a pet cow but when I broach adopting Llamas...
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Every year 20 cases are bottled from this solera of the 7 oldest Oloroso butts at the estate. The average age of the wine in this solera is estimated to be over a hundred years old. Extra viejo indeed!
Regular Price: $196
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Mother of 2 fatally shot for tax return money; 3 suspects arrested
WILKINSBURG, PA. — Two men and a woman have been charged in the shooting death of a woman near Pittsburgh that authorities allege occurred during an attempted robbery.
Emergency responders found 27-year-old Keiauna Davis with a gunshot wound shortly before 3 p.m. Thursday in Wilkinsburg. Allegheny County homicide investigators say she had been approached by two men in a vehicle in an apparent robbery attempt and was hit by gunfire.
Authorities allege that a co-worker found out that Davis was carrying $3,000 in tax refund money and conspired with the others to rob her as she left work.
Police late Friday obtained arrest warrants for 21-year-old Dane Taylor, 21-year-old Laya Whitley and 23-year-old Kaijin Scott on homicide, robbery, and other charges. Court documents don't list defense attorneys who could respond to the charges.


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IDW Publishing is responsible for a brand new Godzilla comic series called 'Godzilla: Oblivion' and the first issue has now hit the stands. Picked it up yet? You should, as the issue is already getting decent reviews from around the web and seems to be setting up an interesting take on the king of monsters. Check out a summary below.
A scientist has created a portal to another dimension—one where monsters rule supreme! A terrifying expedition begins into a world where hope has died and Godzilla is the unrivaled King of the Monsters. But what happens when a baby kaiju hitches a ride back to the original, monster-less dimension?
You can see a preview of the first issue here. Let us know what you think of this latest outing for everyone's favorite nuclear powered dinosaur in the comments section below.


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The recent rise in demand for domestically-made goods has led to a veritable artisan renaissance in the United States. At Bespoke, we often marvel at the range and quality of products made here at home.
California boasts an incredible number of entrepreneurs at the forefront of the handmade movement, with makers hard at work across this big state of ours-- not just the big cities. Truckee's just one example of a small California community bursting with big talent.
Here's a look at some of the diverse bioregions of the Golden State, and the artists inspired by them.
Big Sur vistas and windows. The rough beauty of the John Muir trail. Pine and oak. Sequoia and juniper. A springy duff mattress at the trail's end.
From its inception, Juniper Ridge has been drawing in people who normally eschew fragrance felt with their potent nature-inspired blends. This wild fragrance company distills scents from foraged materials found on hikes all over California. Their soap and body washes reflect the flora of distinct bioregions. Made from real plants, the fragrances vary from year to year and harvest to harvest.
A respect for the natural environment informs Kristina Sullivan of Eko Kreations, whose cloth napkins in hemp and organic cotton make it easy (and pretty) to walk softly on the earth. We love her California and Lake Tahoe table runners.
Wild and seaweed strewn in the north. Cigarette-and-sunscreen scented in the south. Mighty blue Pacific. Lullaby of coastal kids, calling them back if landlocked too long.
Bay Area artist Linda Fahey lives near the Pacific. She combs the beaches for unique pieces of driftwood to combine with ceramic for her charming spoons. Her work is spare and imperfect, seeming to draw from an oceanic quality of changeability mixed with constancy.
Mojave cacti. Fields of California poppy. Yucca and Joshua Tree. Milkweed, creosote, sagebrush.
From Heyday Books, Califlora collects the best writing on the relationship between humans and plants, with literary work from poets, essayists, novelists, and botanists alike. A great summer read. Tuck it in your backpack for a day hike, or read between dips in the lake or ocean.
That dusty drive down I-5 in the summer. Fields in their summer gold. Lupine and poppy. Valley oaks. Food basket of the state and even the country.
Other Brother grows, harvests, and cold presses Tuscan olives from California groves similar in climate and soil to the Mediterranean. Some of the trees in their Carmel Valley and San Luis Obispo groves are over twenty years old.
Humming with industry, people, life. Sprawling L.A. suburbs and packed San Francisco hills. Neighborhood gardens spilling over. Farmer's markets and outdoor concerts.
In the thick of the crisis with honeybees, some good news is emerging. Studies show that urban hives are much more likely to thrive, owing to a greater diversity of forage and dwindling percentage of pesticide use as residential awareness grows.
You can taste this diversity in the complexity of Luna's Gold honey. Beekeeper Gerry Ehrmann tends hives on four different properties in the Bay Area: in Sebastopol, Pescadero, and San Francisco. His bees have access to neighborhood fruit trees and eucalyptus in one plot; bottle brush and blackberry in another. A retired schoolteacher, Ehrmann has been tending to and learning from honeybees since 1990.


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Travelling with the Tsingano
After Phedre and Jocelin return from the Skaldi, they find that they have been branded traitors back in Terre d'Ange. They prove their innocence to the queen, and are sent on a special mission. To do the mission, they need to travel unnoticed in order to keep their return secret. The plan that they come up with, once again with the help of Hyacinthe, is to travel with the gypsy-like Tsingano (of which Hyacinthe is a lost and disgraced prince). So, they come up with some clothing for Phedre to wear. She gets a saffron cloak lined with maroon, and a fine but used blue velvet gown with triple flounced skirt and maroon underlining. She wears a necklace of gold coins (the land's gold coins bear a likeness of the queen later, but probably still the old king at this point) and a scarf on her head. And finally, as proof of the fact that she is on a Queen's errand, she has Ysandre's heavy gold ring (bearing the swan crest) on a long chain.
I must note, I was in Ukrainian dancing for upwards of 13 years. I took a bit of inspiration from my costumes (especially in the embroidery). So, here's the dress.
The fabrics on this one are quite intricate. They include blue velvet, saffron wool, maroon silk, gold coins, blue cording, embroidery pattern, cream linen, buttons, a gold chain and a swan crested ring. Amazingly, I found the perfect stuff for it all. Down to the buttons which have horses – the Tsingano are enthusiastic horse traders.