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You can use a data flow diagram in Visio to document the logical flow of data through a set of processes or procedures. Visio lets you include external sources and destinations for the data, activities that transform the data, and stores or collections where the data is held.
Click the File tab.
Click New, click Software and Database, and then double-click Data Flow Diagram.
From the Data Flow Diagram Shapes stencil, drag an External interactor shape onto the drawing page to represent each external source or destination for data.
Drag more shapes onto the page to represent the processes, states, or entities involved in the data flow you are documenting.
Indicate the flow of data in your diagram with Center to center shapes and indicate data loops using Loop on center shapes.
Indicate data flow between objects
From Data Flow Diagram Shapes, drag a Center to center shape onto the drawing page. Place it near the two shapes between which you want to show the flow of data.
To change the direction of the arrow, select the arrow, and then on the Home tab, in the Arrange group, click Position. Point to Rotate Shapes, and then click Flip Horizontal or Flip Vertical.
Drag the endpoints of the Center to center shape to the connection points at the center of each of the other shapes. The endpoints turn red to indicate that the shapes are connected.
To change the arrow curvature, drag the selection handle . To change the location of the ends of the arrows, drag a control handle .
Indicate a data loop
From Data Flow Diagram Shapes, drag a Loop on center shape onto the drawing page near the place where you want to indicate a data loop.
Drag the begin point of the Loop on center shape to the center of the state or process shape that has the data loop. The endpoint turns red to indicate that the shapes are connected.
To change the size or position of the loop, drag the end point. To change the location of the ends of the loop, drag the control handle and the selection handle .


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pertaining to or originating in Africa.
African buffalo
includes black Cape buffalo, red Congo buffalo and red-brown varieties from Abyssinia to Niger. See also buffalo.
African clawed toad
see Xenopus laevis.
African daisy
see Seneciopterophorus.
African elephant
Loxodonta africana. See elephant.
African farcy
epizootic lymphangitis.
African glanders
see epizootic lymphangitis.
African green monkey
African horse sickness
a highly infectious, fatal disease of horses, donkeys and mules. It is caused by an orbivirus transmitted by mosquitoes and possibly Culicoides sp. The clinical picture includes an acute pulmonary form manifested by dyspnea, cough and profuse nasal discharge, and a subacute, cardiac form in which the principal signs are edema of the head and internally, oral petechiation and esophageal paralysis. The mortality rate is very high.
African lion hound
see Rhodesian ridgeback.
African milk bush
African mouth breeder
African freshwater tropical fish distinguished by their behavior of carrying the fertilized eggs in their mouths. Called also Tilapia macrocephala.
African pig disease
see African swine fever (below).
African pygmy pig
see miniature pig.
African redwood
see Mansonia altissima.
African rue
see Peganumharmala.
African star grass
African swine fever
a peracute, highly contagious, highly fatal disease of pigs caused by African swine fever virus, previously a member of the family Iridoviridae, now the only member of the genus Asfivirus. The virus is carried by wart hogs in which it produces no disease and is transmitted to European pigs via the tick Ornithodoros moubata porcinus. The disease was originally confined to southern Africa, but is now enzootic in most countries in sub-Saharan Africa and has spread on occasion to Europe, including Spain, Portugal and Belgium, and also to Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Currently the disease is eradicated from South America and the Caribbean countries but remains on the Iberian peninsula and Sardinia. The disease resembles classical swine fever (hog cholera). Clinically there is high fever, severe depression, purple skin discoloration, incoordination and posterior paresis. Death occurs about 2 days after the first signs of illness. In recent times the proportion of outbreaks which have been mild in severity has increased markedly.
African trypanosomiasis
nagana. See trypanosomiasis.
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While David was here, the atmosphere in the house was festive, even when the Hanukkah lights no loner burned As soon as he left, there was a definite drop in the levels of cheerfulness of everybody in the family. Even the boys seemed less raucous that before, and Aunt Anne sighed each time she mentioned what a long time there is still to go until the summer holidays, when David is supposed to come home again.
"I wish he didn't have to be so far away from home," she sighed, "but I do hope he will be here in time for the birth of his baby brother or sister."
Personally, I thought that if anything can bring David rushing home as soon as possible, it would be this. He wouldn't miss it for the world. It seemed a bit strange to me at first, to think that one brother is in diapers while the other had already left home, but I suppose such age gaps between brothers are inevitable in a family as large as Aunt Anne's.
To my vast surprise, David mentioned me in his very first note, which was emailed to Aunt Anne almost as soon as he was back in the dorms. After a brief update on his studies and questions about the well-being of everyone back home, in particular his mother, David wrote:
"Dear Mom and Dad, I remember that Becky is turning sixteen next week. Here, not far from the campus, we have an opening course for talented young artists, ages sixteen to twenty-one. Some of my friends are participating, and people are coming from all over the country. Why don't you arrange for Becky to attend? She draws and paints so beautifully. The course will only last two weeks, and it's supposed to be a real marathon, she'll learn so much. Living arrangements are provided on the campus, and it's supposed to be very closely supervised so you shouldn't worry. And I'm around as well, I can keep an eye on Becky. Send me a reply as soon as you can, so I can reserve a place for her."
I waited with baited breath. Could I really be so lucky? If anyone had asked me for whatever I might wish as my birthday present, I couldn't come up with anything half as wonderful as this!
"It's a great idea, isn't it?" said Catherine enthusiastically to no one in particular. It was one of those few times she and I were completely in agreement about something.
Uncle Ben and Aunt Anne exchanged glances, and my heart fluttered somewhere within my belly. I could see right away that Aunt Anne was not like to stand up and cheer and tell me to run off and pack my bags.
"I don't know," she finally said, "what do you think, Ben?"
Uncle Ben "humphed" something incomprehensible and it was obvious to me that Aunt Anne counted on him to be the one who says no. Luckily for me, Uncle Ben clearly had no idea what part he is supposed to play, and Aunt Anne gave him a look that could be described as nothing short form murderous.
"I must ask for your Grandmother's permission, anyway, Becky," she said. And she swept off to talk to Grandma on the phone. And Grandma, bless her heart, thought the art course was the most terrific idea she ever heard.
At the end of Aunt Anne's conversation with Grandma, I went off to my room to pack, hardly believing my luck. I took some clothes, my diary and painting supplies, even though I was told those are supposed to be provided for us. I was made to solemnly promise that I will call every single day, or Uncle Ben will be sent to pick me up and bring me straight back home.
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I got my face shapes ready...I found the wiggly mouth shape from a set of popsicle tools from Williams Sonoma. I knew instantly it was meant for a jack-o-lantern grin. Can't you envision the menacing face they will make?
Ooh, I was reveling in the delicious
And then the shapes in action:
Um, yeah. Fail.
It's not scary at all!
In fact Paige squeeled, "oh my! This jackawantern looks nervous! Aw, poor little guy."
Sigh. Bento box contents:
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We welcome a guest column by AAA member Sami Hermez (PhD, Princeton University). Sami is a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Lebanese Studies at St. Antony's College, University of Oxford.
I was in Lebanon when the Tunisian revolt began. I attended an event with activists that made me feel hopeful because it was the first time that a large group of people came to rally behind a cause that was not Palestinian or Lebanese. Soon after, I was in Oxford when Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was deposed, and when the Egyptian revolts broke out days later on January 25, 2011. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets that day, in what was seen as an unprecedented act in Egypt. Since then, people in Egypt have inspired me, and I have been left in awe and disbelief that President Hosni Mubarak has been toppled and his regime left in decay. The revolts in Egypt and Tunisia left over 500 dead and thousands injured. It is these people's sacrifices that I want to reflect on, and on their ability to sacrifice themselves for change, a powerful phenomenon that no regime could ever take away from its people.
Few deny the inspiration of the Tunisian revolts on the Egyptian scene. By most accounts, the Tunisian revolution was triggered on December 17, 2010 when Muhammad Bouazizi, a fruit seller from the town of Sidi Salah, set fire to himself after being banned by police from selling his vegetables and then being humiliated. Reports of his humiliation claim that a female police officer cursed and slapped him, and that after his complaints to the local Governor were dismissed, and within an hour of his humiliation, he lit himself on fire. These details may prove to be a lie, but they have already taken on the value of myth, and become the subject of songs, as this self-immolation is said to have sparked protests in the Tunisian city of Sidi Bouzid that grew, day-by-day, and culminated in the eventual overthrow of the Tunisian president on January 14, 2011.
The years to come will certainly shed more light on the different local activities around Tunisia that served to turn Bouazizi's act into a catalyst for national revolt rather than a localized incident. In the wake of Tunisia's success, there were several cases of self-immolation across the Arab world, mainly in places like Egypt and Algeria. It is important to understand the Bouazizi sacrifice and the copycat cases, and to then reflect on the role of sacrifice to bring about change, the use of sacrifice in Egypt in particular, and why the other self-immolation cases did not engender the same reactions.
The strength of a sacrifice in fomenting social or political change relies to a large degree on the way the spectacle of sacrifice is received by the community to which one offers the sacrifice (e.g. the way Bouazizi's sacrifice was received by Tunisians). The reception of a sacrifice is certainly contingent on a host of social, economic and political factors, but if the act is to be considered a sacrifice rather than its actor being a tragic hero, then it is also important to account for the community's perception of the sacrificer's motivations and beliefs. It is in these motivations and beliefs where fundamental differences lie between Bouazizi and his copycat followers.
Bouazizi committed his act partly based on a belief in the absurd notion that burning himself would restore his dignity and bring about justice in his life. Kierkegaard called this a "belief in the strength of the absurd." The copycat cases, on the other hand, seemed to believe that their acts would start a revolution. This belief, however, poses a dilemma because the conviction of the copycat self-immolators that their acts would start revolts in their countries invalidates the strength of their sacrifice in the eyes of witnesses. If observers are going to react spontaneously, rather than be led by an army or group that can consciously engineer the terms of sacrifice and martyrdom, then they must believe the sacrifice to be out of pure passion if it is to take on a meaning of greatness. The sacrifice cannot be seen to be an imitation, and it cannot appear to have expectations of personal interests other than being a response to an injustice.
The people who watched the copycat cases seemed to have understood this and seen them as a mimicry of the acts in Tunisia. One can imagine these people going home whispering to each other "the poor boy, maybe he is a hero, but he is certainly an unfortunate fool, he thought he would be great like the boy in Sidi Bouzid but his act will not trigger revolt." The thoughts of onlookers would have been consumed by thoughts that the sacrifice was intended for personal greatness. However, for the spectacle to have had a powerful impact and seize sovereignty from the state (by inciting a revolt), the sacrificer would have to act as a sovereign, independent from the gaze and expectations of onlookers, and away from thoughts of personal grandeur (see Garces 2010 for a powerful analysis of sacrifice and sovereignty). These thoughts of grandeur would themselves act to subjugate the sacrificer, and likely reveal him to onlookers as a type of unfortunate farce.
Egypt has its own heroes, ready to commit the ultimate sacrifice by suspending ethical limits in fits of passion. Indeed, we hear fathers literally speaking in terms of the Abrahamic filicide and ready to sacrifice their sons. Such an act would surely be murder in any other circumstance. Not here; not in a fit of passion in Tahrir Square where the father believes, on the strength of what would normally be absurd, that the sacrifice would bring about the nation and a renewed dignity and life for his sons.
Egypt has its own heroes of Tahrir Square, where people stood unprotected under the barrage of rocks and Molotov cocktails, ready to sacrifice themselves for freedom from oppression and tyranny. They are heroes because they are commonly received as such, like Bouazizi. Their reception as such is due to putting themselves clearly in harm's way, facing death, instead of running for cover or giving up. More importantly, they did so from passion and with no concern for how their posture and confrontation would be received. At least this is the spirit in which we, the community they sacrifice for, seem to have received these acts.
The difference between the copycat self-immolators and the Egyptian protestors in the frontlines of fire is that the former reacted to Bouazizi, and seemed to believe that it was the act itself rather than the way it was performed that would bring about change. While the latter, in their moment of confrontation, appeared to have acted out of pure passion, creating their own new imageries of sacrifice, with a faith that was unspoken, un-thought and un-uttered. They appeared to believe in their cause and did not act determinedly, but rather on the notion that their leap into the throws of death—their sacrifice—would recreate the nation. Onlookers see this and admire it. It is partly this admiration from onlookers that creates newfound hope and inspiration for change, and leads people to revolt.
As I watch Egyptians create their world anew, I cannot help but feel that there can be no political change without sacrifice, and without the passionate willingness to leap— symbolically or physically—towards death. The people in Tahrir Square remain anonymous to most of us today, and those whose sacrifice brought them death have no chance to see the new Egypt. But each of them has a story that brings them to the moment of confrontation, when all the fear they thought consumed them was no more. And each of them, contrary to Kierkegaard, who tells us that if we reflect then there can be no movement and no action, has likely reflected before their moment of fateful confrontation at the intersections of Tahrir Square.
As I continue to watch the events in Egypt unfold, I question how we might ever fight political battles without needing to make the ultimate sacrifice. The very notion of a sacrifice will always present ethical limits: the love of one's children and value for one's life is confronted with the ethics of the greater good. Is it right to take a leap towards death, to send your sons and daughters—or yourself—towards the infinite, simply on the belief that this will create a more just society, and without guarantees of the outcome? Have we no other mechanisms for radical change? The question is posed not to those who sacrifice, but to the onlookers, those around the world and perhaps in every society who cheer and are inspired by such acts of faith in order to make their own first move.


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In case you haven't heard, we're moving!
We've known for awhile that we were going to have to move out of the Brady Bunch house and have been trying to find a home to lease.
Looooong story short, it has been a serious roller coaster ride and like I told my sister the other day, I'm ready to get off and head for the carousel!
We are moving about 30 miles north of where we live now. It's closer to Emma & Dougie's school and much closer to the church where Steven is serving as interim.
So if I'm not around the blog in the next few days/week, you'll know why. Not that it's an excuse for my previous absence, actually it is, remember the rOLLer COasTEr?
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Love y'all dearly!
Monday, January 24, 2011
Moving, Moving, Moving....
In case you haven't heard, we're moving!
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Friday, January 21, 2011
She's got her Momma's smarts, NOT!
Tomorrow, something big is happening at our house. Well, actually, it's not taking place at our house but anyway.
Emma is taking the SAT.
Yes, you read that right. My 13 yr old, who's in 7th grade, is taking THE SAT, at Georgia Southern, with high schoolers!
What in the world, you ask?
Back in the Fall, you received a letter that stated because of her scores on a standardized test, she qualified for the Duke TIP Program. Part of this program gives 7th graders the opportunity to take the SAT. Her scores won't count for anything, it's just the experience of it all. Being part of this program may or may not lead to some scholarships & other educational benefits. Emma's response to all was, "I'm not going to some smart kid camp in the summer." So you can see, she's really into it all! ha!
And we've taken the no pressure approach to it all too. We are soooo proud of Emma. She is one smart chick.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Ice Storm 2011
As most of you know, last weekend, it was predicted that the south would have a serious snowstorm. Because we Southerners are ill prepared, just the mention of snow causes the masses to head to the grocery store and schools to prematurely close.
Last weekend was no exception.
Before we left church Sunday morning, it was decided that our evening service would be cancelled. Later that afternoon, I received the call from Emma & Dougie's school that there would be no school on Monday. So I joined the others and headed to the grocery store that afternoon.
When we woke up Monday morning, we didn't have any snow but we were covered in ice!
Emma & Dougie got home pretty early Monday morning, it was predicted to get worse as the day went on so I asked their dad just to go ahead and bring them home. Throughout the morning, the power flickered but kept coming back on. Since we didn't have any snow, we just hung out inside.
Then about 2 o'clock, it happened. The power went out and didn't come back on.
We weren't too worried, we called the power company to report it and they said it should be back on about 6pm. We were good with that because as long as it was on by 8:30 so we could watch the BCS Championship was all that mattered to us.
In the meantime, we played the funniest game of Twister. I've never seen 2 people get so tangled up like Emma and Dougie did! Later, we all bundled up and walked around in the yard. We had to stay out from under the pine trees, seriously. Branches that were weighed down with ice were falling like crazy.
We were thrilled to see the power company truck working just across the street and were positive we'd have power before the game.
Then all of the sudden, we heard a LOUD boom!
A fairly large tree, fell onto part of our driveway and with it took down power & telephone lines. It just missed taking down the power pole. The power guys ran over to check it out and said they would be on it as soon as possible.
As the sun began setting and tummys were growling, we decided to roast some hot dogs and cook a pot of canned chili over the fire. Thank goodness for the fireplace! For dessert, we roasted marshmallows.
The closer it got to 8, it was obvious that we weren't going to get our power back anytime soon. So we got sleeping bags and settled down for the night. We scrounged around until we found enough D batteries to power a radio. And it was just like the olden days, the kids laid around on the floor and we listened to the game on the radio. One by one, the kids fell asleep. Steven was so good to get up throughout the night to keep the fire going. We knew the kids didn't have to go to school the next day, so we weren't worried that we didn't get a good night's sleep.
As I laid there and watched the kids sleep, I couldn't believe how blessed we are.
We were fed, we were warm and we were together.
God is so good.
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
Visiting Santa
And when it was all done, we had a beautiful picture without anyone screaming and lots of precious memories!
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
Happy New Year
He has showed you, O Man, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God. Micah 6:8
This is my 2011 New Years verse and it's also my first entry in my Siesta Scripture Memory Team notebook. SSMT is a challenge to memorize 2 scriptures a month and by the end of the year, you will have put to memory 24 verses. Why don't you join us?
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Digg founder Kevin Rose has uploaded a video to YouTube that shows him throwing a raccoon down a flight of stairs in an attempt to save his dog from attack.
Toaster (our dog) was attacked by a raccoon last night, our security footage caught it all :( -- http://t.co/OkKF7zgv7M— Kevin Rose (@kevinrose) July 20, 2013
The video contains a disclaimer that says Rose does not "encourage animal violence," and adds that Rose's dog Toaster was OK aside from some claw and bite marks. The video has been posted to Reddit, where it is creating a lot of discussion (apparently with Rose's blessing).


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See an opera at one of the most famous opera houses in the world.. Yes, believe it or not you can buy standing-room seats to world-class operas, if you show up 90 minutes before the show begins. Its not for free, but really cheap: 3 to 4 Euros/ per person. The ticket booth is around the left corner of the building. You will be placed high in the balcony, but the acoustics in this gem of a theatre are superb. Merely a glance at the interior is worth the price. Take U4 until underground stop "Karlsplatz" Opening hours: check current shows at our information walls or ask at the reception. Shows usually start at 7.00 pm daily. Note: the opera is closed in July and August.
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The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and other world-famous musicians perform in the Musikverein, 1., Bösendorfer Str. 12, summer break in July and August! The acoustics in this concert hall are without equal. Tickets for the Opera and several theaters are often sold out well in advance but with some luck you will get one at their box office or at the Bundestheaterkasse in 1., Hanuschgasse 3, right behind the Opera. During summer, concerts and operas are shown on a large screen in front of the city hall. Free entrance, lots of drink and food stands.
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With this open air concert in Schönbrunn, the world famous Vienna Philharmonic wishes to provide all Viennese, as well as visitors to the city, with a special musical experience in the impressive setting of Schönbrunn Palace. Take U4 until underground stop "Schönbrunn" or tram 58 until tram stop "Schönbrunn", date- usually end of May/ beginning of June – for details ask at the reception. FREE entrance!
Hofburg, entrance from Schweizerhof. The poor bastards have to get up mighty early every Sunday morning (except July and August). Morning mass starts at 9.15 in the Hofburgkapelle. Be there by 8 am at the latest, standing room is free of charge. They also have an own concert Hall at Augarten Park now, performing opera and choir productions there, check out their website for programs.
Museums, urban art, exhibitions, galleries, theatre and Other:
Hofburg, entrance from Michaelerplatz. Details on shows at the website and Box office is at 1., Josefsplatz, gate 2. Closed in July and August.
22., Riesenradplatz. Open from April 2011 daily (except Dec 24th) 10 am–6 pm. Experience the real glamour and elegance of Vienna and the world of celebrities at Madame Tussauds Wien! 65 figures await you on more than 2.000 m2! Who do you want to meet?
is the oldest and most established English-language theatre in continental Europe. Take U3 to Volkstheater, from there it's a 10 minutes walk toJosefsgasse 12 in the 8th district.
Cinemas Films are usually dubbed, but some cinemas show original versions, Haydn, 6., Mariahilferstr. 57, Burg Kino, 1., Opernring 19, Top Kino (has also a good restaurant/bar), 1., Rahlgasse 1 and Artis International, 1., Schultergasse 5.
WUK 9., Währingerstr. 59. Originally a factory for railway locomotives, this gorgeous 19th century, red-brick building and its green courtyard were revived in the late 70ies as autonomous and open "workshop & culture house". Apart from two open schools, rehearsal- and exhibition rooms, a café and workshops, it houses more than 300 events and performances each year. Check it out! www.wuk.at
From MuseumsQuartier a few streets further on, a charming blend of restaurants, shops and crafts businesses has evolved there.
"Hundertwasser" – Spittelau thermal waste treatmant plant
Insiders tip: A garbage factory designed by the famous painter and architect "Friedenreich Hundertwasser" Possibilty to take pictures from outside How to go there: U6 Underground stop "Spittelau" Opening hours: until operating hours of the underground, guided tours inside online for groups with reservation.
In most museums you can get student discount (it's roughly 20% off). Bring your student card along.
7., Museumsplatz 1. A popular hangout in summer, this spacious area consists of various museums, cafés and shops. Among them the Leopold Museum (Austrian art), a museum for contemporary art (Kunsthalle) and one for modern art (MUMOK). Interesting mix of architecture and lots of arty people
Opening Hours: Leopold Museum daily 10 am – 6 pm (10 am –9 pm on Thu) – closed on Tuesdays! Admission EUR 12 (student ticket EUR 8) www.leopoldmuseum.org Kunsthalle daily 10 am – 7 pm (Thu 10 am–10 pm), for admission fees please check the homepage (the prices vary from time to time); www.kunsthallewien.at. MUMOK daily 10 am – 7 pm (Thu 10 am–9 pm & Mo 2 pm – 7 pm) admission EUR 10 (student ticket EUR 7); www.mumok.at.
1., Albertinaplatz 1. Located in an annex of the Hofburg, this museum boasts a truly remarkable collection of graphic art – it is the world's largest collection of Dürers, there are 70 Rembrandts and 150 of Schiele's drawings as well as some by Leonardo da Vinci, Klimt, Picasso, Michelangelo … you name them, they are all there. Since the museum can only display a fraction of the 50,000 pieces it owns, there is a new theme every three months. Open daily 10 am –6 pm (Wed 10 am– 9 pm), admission EUR 11.90 (student tickets EUR 8.50)
3., Rennweg 12. The summer residence of Prince Eugene, is an illustrious creation of Baroque architecture. It was designed as a place for recreation, not for every-day use. The museums in the upper and lower palaces offer an excellent survey of Austrian art from the Middle Ages to the present day. In the Upper Belvedere you can see the world's largest Gustav Klimt collection and works by Schiele, Kokoschka, Renoir and Monet. Open daily 10 am – 6 pm (Lower Belvedere Wed 10 am – 9 pm), admission EUR 11 (student ticket EUR 8.50)
MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art
How to go there: MAK: U3 until underground stop "Stubentor", cross the street Museums quarter: U3 until "Volkstheater or U2 until Museums quarter. Free Admission on Tuesdays from 6pm-10pm
Museum of Art History and Museum of Natural history (both also amazing buildings, too)
1., Seilerstätte 30. Modern, interactive museum dedicated to sounds and music. Visitors are invited to playfully make new discoveries – and music – and to actively participate in the museum's exhibits. One floor is dedicated to the great classical Viennese composers. Open daily 10 am – 10 pm, admission EUR 12 (student ticket EUR 9 – Night Ticket EUR 6)
3., Untere Weißgerberstr. 13. The extraordinary Hundertwasser building is worth a visit – there is also a permanent exhibition of his paintings. Apart from the fantastic architecture, it is probably the best address for lovers of photography and portrayals of all kinds. Nice little café attached. Daily 10 am – 7 pm, admission EUR 10-12 (student ticket EUR 8-9), on Monday EUR 5)
3., Löwengasse 43. Despite most architects call it a "painted barn" (maybe because Friedensreich Hundertwasser – who hated straight lines – wasn't an architect himself), this social housing project has become one of Vienna's most popular sights. Please mind that this is NOT a museum, but people actually live there, so don't throw peanuts at them (= behave).
1., Hofburg / neue Burg. The Museum for Ethnology is best known for its centerpiece – the feather crown once worn by Aztec Emperor Montezuma. The name means "ruling with furiousness" and the Mexicans are (rightfully) furious that the thing ended up in Vienna, of all places. Open daily 10 am – 6 pm (Tue closed), admission EUR 8 (student ticket EUR 6)
1., Friedrichstr. 12. Named after a club of artists (Klimt was among them) who declared independence from the artsy establishment in 1897. The building itself (finished only one year later) is a masterpiece itself. It is still dedicated to temporary
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9., Berggasse 19. Interesting museum in Freud's original apartment and consulting room. Open daily 9 am – 6 pm , admission EUR 8 (student ticket EUR 5.50); www.freud-museum.at
Vienna CITY OF MUSIC Collection of Ancient Instruments Admire the instruments on which musicians as Beethoven and Chopin once entertained the imperial family. Here, in the Collection of Ancient Instruments in the Imperial Palace, you will also find the zither on which Anton Karas played his world-renowned melody for the film "The Third Man." Open Wed–Sun 10–18. Take U3 (direction Simmering, get off at "Volkstheater", from there it´s just a 5 minutes walk to the famous museums


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Too often I've been accused of making you readers hungry with my steady parade of candy-coated misspellings and butchered bakery goods.
Well, NO MORE!
Or at least not for today.
Here, I'll ease you in slowly, in case you're mid coffee-sip:
This is your spleen...or possibly a giant tumor...on cupcakes.
Any questions?
I've been told there are no accidents in life; only learning experiences. If that's true, then we're all about to learn something very important:
Some bakers get sick if you feed them too many mini-marshmallows.
Also, we're not hungry. No, none of us. Now go away. Shoo.
Before you ask, this "cake" was being served at a buffet restaurant, and no, that's not mold:
It just looks like mold. Thereby saving the establishment literally dozens of dollars in their dessert budget, I'm sure. (Reminds me of the restaurant with candy sprinkles on their sushi rolls. Hey... do you think it's the same place?)
I'm not really sure what's happening in there, but it's a safe bet you're not getting your little plastic purse back.
The tag on this next one says, "Freshly made in store by our bakers."
And thank goodness for that! There's just nothing worse than stale vomit from some factory, am I right?
Also...are those...olives? (Deep breaths, Jen...deep...breaths...)
Baker by day, retirement-center barber by night?
Ok, I just made MYSELF gag. Urg. And no, I don't know what the "hair" is really. Let's just try not to think about it too hard, okay?
Hey, now, WHAT DID I JUST SAY?
Ah, well, don't worry. Someone'll just stick that on the clearance rack later.
You know, once it cools.
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I don't know for sure but I count at least 5. And that's just in the eastern United States in the 1800s. One of my genealogical goals is to discover which, if any of the John Besticks in the United States is John, who was baptized on 11 June 1803 in Longford, Ireland, whose parents were James Bestick and Catherine Farrell, and whose brother was my ancestor Timothy Bestick
Here are the John Besticks I've found so far.
John1 was born about 1805 in Ireland. He lived in Bridgeport, CT in 1840, 1850 and 1860. His occupation was carriage painter. He married Lucy Wogan and had several children including John2.
John2 was, born in CT in 1847. He was baptized in Newark, NJ in 1847. His parents were John1 and Lucy Wogan. His godmother was Ellen McSorley Bestick, wife of Timothy Bestick. John2's probable occupations were brass finisher (1869-70 Bridgeport directory) and core maker (1874-5 Bridgeport directory).
John3 was born in Ireland in about 1819. He arrived in New York with Francis Bestick in 1837. His occupation was saddler. Could he be the same as the John Bestick who lived in New York City and worked as as hoemaker (1857 & 1869 NYC city directories).
John4 was born about 1846 in Ireland. He married Ann McCarmick on 29 June 1866 in Brooklyn, NY, They were married by a Justice of the Peace. His occupation was plumber. His parents names were John Bestick and Bridget Gannon.
John5 was born in about 1857 in Ireland. His occupation was laborer. He was at Castle Garden, NY when the 1880 census was taken.
My theory is that John1 was the same person as John Bestick who was baptized in Longford in 1803. I don't have proof yet, but I have several pieces of supporting evidence: 1) The ages from the U.S. censuses for John1 are close to what John Bestick's of Longford would be. 2) John1 had a son baptized at the church that Timothy Bestick's family attended in Newark, NJ. Timothy's wife was the son's godmother. 3) Of John1's 8 children, two are named James and Catherine, the same as the parents of John in Longford. Three of the children have names that are the same as the siblings of John of Longford. 4) When Timothy Bestick's daughter Mary died in 1908, one obituary requested that Bridgeport newspapers "please copy." This indicates that Mary had family or friends in Bridgeport. (Additional source details are available upon request.)
None of these items are sufficient by themselves to prove that these two John Besticks are the same person, or that John1 is a sibling of Timothy. But all the items are consistent with my theory. I have not found any evidence that contradicts my theory. I still hope to find an obituary or other source that will provide direct evidence to prove or disprove my theory.
So, what do you think?
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Liverpool Vs Sunderland, Sat 13 Aug 2011
Striker Luis Suarez could play in Liverpool's opening match of the Barclays Premier League campaign at home to Sunderland despite only returning to training on Monday.
The Uruguay international's involvement in winning the Copa America prevented him from featuring in the club's pre-season but manager Kenny Dalglish will consider him for selection.
New signings Stewart Downing, Charlie Adam, Jordan Henderson and Alexander Doni are all in the squad - the club is awaiting the completion of a deal for Newcastle left-back Jose Enrique - but captain Steven Gerrard and defender Martin Skrtel are both out and full-back Glen Johnson (hamstring) faces a late fitness test.
"We are delighted with who we have brought in. We think it helps the squad," boss Kenny Dalglish said of his summer recruitment.
"We had to improve the squad that we had and that's the important thing - I think people would have been disappointed if we hadn't.
"We are happy with the business we have done and look forward to the start of the season like everybody else.
"Every club is exactly the same as us and has high expectation before a ball has been kicked.
"We are all excited. Everybody looks forward to it (the start of a season); I suppose it's a wee bit like Christmas Day for the kids isn't it?
"We just hope we can fulfil the expectation. But at the same time we will try to remain realistic and concentrate on one game at a time and see where that takes us."
Sunderland defender John O'Shea will have to wait to make his debut for the club after being ruled out.
The Republic of Ireland international, who joined the club from Manchester United during the summer, damaged a hamstring during pre-season and is not yet ready to resume.
Fellow new boys Keiren Westwood, Wes Brown, Craig Gardner, David Vaughan, Sebastian Larsson, Connor Wickham and Ji Dong-won will all hope to have forced their way into manager Steve Bruce's plans, although Craig Gordon, David Meyler and Fraizer Campbell (all knee) remain on the sidelines.
Bruce has had a busy close season during which he has recruited 10 new men, although he insists he will not make wholesale changes.
Opposite number Dalglish has spent even more heavily, although Bruce believes former club Manchester United will still be the team to beat in the race for the title.
He said: "Anybody who finishes above Manchester United will win the league. They are the ones.
"They won the league, they have spent wisely again - and I don't think they are finished. They are the ones to beat.
"But Liverpool have certainly made great strides in six months and with Kenny back at the helm, it has rejuvenated them.
"They were in the papers for all the wrong reasons, which is not like Liverpool.
"Over the years, it has been a closed shop there and you only see Liverpool on the back pages.
"We have seen it too often in turmoil, which is not like Liverpool. It has a great history, a great tradition and with Kenny in charge, then they have got every chance."
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The phone hacking scandal outraged Britain as a simple tale of exploitation by a News Corporation-owned tabloid. Now it appears to be moving into a more complex phase that promises to test just how much reform the UK system will abide.
With two new inquiries planned, with a growing partisan political tone to the drama, with charges and denials over testimony recently given by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. lieutenants, and amid many lawyers and spin doctors on all sides, analysts say the original morality tale is becoming a complicated paper chase.
Plus, the country is now going on holiday for a month.
"From the public perspective the [scandal] story is starting to atomize ... this week brought a curious reaction, people got tired of it," says Martin Moore, director of Media Standards Trust in London. "People recognize the institutional corruption involved … but the story has become very complex with many threads, and I think the public is losing the thread."
The scandal exploded like a volcano when it was revealed in early July that an operative employed by News of the World (NotW), the now defunct tabloid operated by New Corp.'s British newspaper arm, broke into the voice mail of Milly Dowler, a 13-year-old murder victim. The news set off a wave of moral revulsion against tabloid culture.
The outcry seemed to end years of fear of criticizing Mr. Murdoch's empire, brought the end of his 168-year-old NotW, and stymied the News Corp. bid to own the most lucrative TV channel in Britain.
The scandal reached British Prime Minister David Cameron's decision to hire a former NotW editor, Andy Coulson, as his media chief and brought him home early from a trip to Africa amid calls for his resignation.
This week Mr. Murdoch, News Corp. Deputy Chief Operating Officer James Murdoch, and the former head of his British newspaper division, Rebekah Brooks, appeared before a parliamentary committee in a lengthy questioning about who knew what and when they knew it. It proved more sensational than cathartic or informative, analysts say.
The most memorable moment may have come at the end, when the elder Murdoch was hit with a shaving foam pie and his wife Wendi Deng leaped instantly to slap down the pie thrower.
But now the scandal, which Murdoch-owned media has characterized as unwonted hysteria engineered by enemies of News Corp., is entering a phase that Mr. Moore calls one of "many many lawyers."
Today, for example, brought charges by two former News Corp. executives that aspects of James Murdoch's testimony were fraudulent.
In dispute is whether the younger Murdoch knew of the scale of the phone hacking – that involved some 3,870 people – prior to making a hefty payout in a libel suit brought by one of the victims. The two executives, including former News Corp. legal chief Tom Crone, say he did.
"How could [Murdoch] not realize that hacking was more widespread, and why did he take no action to root out the culprits when forced to approve huge sums in compensation?" asked an editorial in today's London Evening Standard.
A Financial Times chart published today detailed the nexus of communication and relationships between principle figures in the scandal – including police, News Corp. figures, and members of the government – looks like two plates of spaghetti mashed together.
When Britain returns from holiday, the inquiries will diversify, looking at hacking in other media outlets and the charges by a senior civil servant in Downing Street that his phone was hacked while he was working there.
Following the scandal, it is questionable whether the public will support further efforts by Murdoch to expand his business here.
A number of experts and analysts say the public has done its job and had its effect, and that the scandal is now entering a nuanced phase that will rely in its inquires on a host of savvy and intelligent figures that will not wither away in coming months.
James Curran, director of the media center at the University of London, argues that for years the British public was growing tired and more critical of the influence and effect of the tabloids, "but that criticism had no champion anywhere across the nation … and suddenly that has changed.
"The British people may think that 'Oh, nothing will change in the end.' Their skepticism is strong. But I think they may be wrong this time."


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