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no, is it good?
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it's the latter, or just a bad upload.
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It's also $4 for bottled water.
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After statehood in 1859, the circuit court had primary jurisdiction over naturalization. The county clerk served as clerk of the circuit court and kept the records. You can obtain copies of declarations and petitions from the clerk's office in each county. Some naturalization records may also be found in county court journals or U.S. district court records. The Family History Library has copies of some naturalization records for Oregon.
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For naturalization records after September 1906, contact the National Archives—Pacific Northwest Region (Seattle) or use the Genealogy Program at www.uscis.gov. The Seattle Branch has records of the U.S. District Court for 1859 to 1970, and the U.S. Circuit Court for 1870 to 1912.
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- W. David Samuelsen, Oregon Naturalization Records Index (Family History Library book 979.5 P4s).
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These ancient sculptures were carved from a soft Egyptian limestone and feature both pagan and Christian scenes and symbols. Some were tomb portraits of the deceased, other carvings decorated the tomb and were used in pagan and Christian cemeteries and in Christian churches and monasteries. The term Coptic, which describes some of the pieces, denotes the main and original branch of Christianity in Egypt.
Late Antique Egyptian sculpture was little known when it began to appear on the market shortly after World War II and into the 1960s and 1970s. At that time a number of pieces were acquired by the Brooklyn Museum. Gradually some scholars began to realize that the examples now in museums in both Europe and the United States included many modern imposters, but a comprehensive study has yet to be undertaken. Many experts believe that some of the forgeries were created upon remnants of ancient pieces and that very few pieces remain as they were originally produced in the period.
For a review of the Brooklyn Museums pieces, Curator of Egyptian Art Edna R. Russmann joined a number of outside authorities on Coptic art and on the sources of Egyptian stone. Much of that work is still ongoing. This exhibition focuses on the work done so far, and especially on the stylistic characteristics of the works, both ancient and modern.
The examples of the modern imitations are quite ambitious in scale and complexity and often depict unusual subjects and themes. Among the forgeries on view will be a female bust purporting to be Holy Wisdom holding an orb and staff; a limestone relief of the paralytic healed by Christ; and a sculpture depicting the Holy Family. What is striking about the fakes is that they place a greater emphasis on Christian iconography than the authentic worksa reflection of market demand for such imagery in Europe and North America.
The authentic sculptures include the bust of an unnamed Christian saint with a halo and holding a cross; part of a funerary relief representing the Nile god with his consort, the Earth goddess; and a funerary stela made for a three-year-old boy, the son of a Roman soldier who was stationed in Egypt.
The exhibitions curator, Edna. R. Russmann, states, It is my hope that by displaying the fakes alongside the genuine works, visitors will gain an understanding into how museums authenticate their collections and gain a better appreciation of the real Coptic art.
Unearthing the Truth: Egypts Pagan and Coptic Sculpture is organized by Edna R. Russmann, Curator of Egyptian, Classical, and Ancient Middle Eastern Art, Brooklyn Museum.
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Honestly my son is in 3rd grade I am pretty sure when it takes my husband and I an hour or more to figure out one math problem something is wrong!! Am I the only person who has trouble helping their kids with homework?
We have had to go to the teacher to have her explain some things to us with some things my 10 year old has brought home. I have saved certain ones for future reference since I have a 6 year old who will be going through it soon. Lol. They sure changed some of the ways we learned things as kids. I hated math growing up, so I dread when he had a question on some of it😜
Usually if we are having an issue with the math homework, we pull out the book and re-read the chapter they are on. Usually that helps. If not we look up on the computer how to do the problem(a similar one) and go from there.
IF we are still stuck, we skip it and continue on with the next one. Or we attach a note explaining that we were having issues with the homework. Usually the teacher will take a few moments to help them with it before class or just go over it with the entire class.
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by the way what was the math problem you were stuck on? im generally good at math. lets see if im ready to help a 3rd grader.Ok, one of the problems I can't remember so that sucks the other one though I took a pic of it so I could send it to my sister who home schools for help. Here it is...what multiplication fact can you figure by using the array of 2x9 and 5x9?


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And, warping backwards through time, I come to my Christmas carols page! This is a picture of my grandma and I at a service where carols were definitely a feature! My family and I all love to sing perhaps more than is strictly necessary, especially if it means we can put in alto, tenor and bass parts and a descant over the top (yours truly). When we don't know them, we make them up. Same goes for the words. Fortunately, we know the carols pretty well and there's no need to ad lib. Much.
School finished today. It was nice - it even snowed! - and I got some fab presents from the kids but I was totally glad to end the year as I still feel pretty rubbish. Hope that everyone is also looking forward to some lovely, relaxing holiday time!
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P.S. When you're ill, the sensible thing to do is stay in and rest. So I went to see The Voyage of the Dawn Treader with a friend which was definitely more fun! Plus I got to keep the 3D specs. This is only cool if you happen to be a member of my form. Which, if you're reading this, I sincerely hope you aren't. You should be...doing your homework?
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ah yes singing goes in our family, we have one famous singer, plus me and my dad bringing up the amateur hour doing the tenor and soprano plus descants. i love a good tralala. Love the picutre of u and ur nanny, u look very beautiful. Glad u enjoyed the film and im sure the form are doing their homework................not! Have a good lie-in tomorrow and hopefully u'll be on the mend in no time,
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I am relocating to Atlanta, Georgia in a few months and I have a 9year old daughter. We currently homeschool her and we are looking for the best junior development coach in the area. She has only been playing tennis for about 10months, but, she has gotten progressively better in a short amount of time. Still she is a better athlete with potential than a tennis player today. She has played soccer, volleyball, and ran track in the past. In volleyball she received the best Spiker award, and she won 5 gold medals last summer in track. We are not interested in her being the best 10year old tennis player in the world right now. But, we do want her to get best-in-class training and learn the game. Both my wife and I are former athletes (the wife a former sprinter in track, and myself former football player) but neither one of us has played tennis before. Any suggestions on the best junior coaches for young girls would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Atlanta is big city and you should tell us where you will live unless you are willing to spend hrs to drive. Also every cities has decent tennis academies so it depends on how serious you are. Lifetime tennis (Racket club of south) in Norcross should have good programs.
Yes, but I'd make sure to get her in Coach Amerson's group and schedule at least one private a week with him (if he has time). He developed Grace Min and a host of other excellent female players. He really focuses on excellent technique.
There are a lot of good people at Lifetime. My son did a southern camp there. Another good contact there would be Sanjay Jayaram.
GA, Based on his website, he seems to know his stuff, very good coach. ...I'm just curious, How 'strict' he is about that straight arm stuff? I mean, I have a pretty clear idea what are the benefits (and downsides) of doing it, can do it and teach it also no problem there, but just not sure if thats a good idea with every player So, how do you see it, does Heath evaluate every player separately or trying to make them all to do straight arm? Any of his juniors hit with double bend? If not all of them straight arm, what's you opinion how that's decided when not (he decides, player decides...?) One of the reason why I'm asking this is because he seems to compliment his wife many times (on videos) of 'perfect shots', after explaining this straight arm stuff, when his wife hits NOT with straigth arm but more or less double bend (or combination of both tecniques) Not trying to put him down or anything here, just curious how he puts this straight arm stuff in practise
Heath Waters a good coach but he is very unorthodox in his methods (he encourages two forehands instead of a backhand). He is also in the neighborhood of 200 for a private lesson. My suggestions would be Windward Academy in Alpharetta. Windward has several 5 stars and Blue Chip girls in all age groups. The coaches are top notch. Cant go wrong there. Another suggestion would be Jeff Weaver at ACE Academy in Norcross. Jeff has some younger girls 12s and 14s who are top 100 in the nation. In my opinion, Jeff is the most complete development coaches in the city. He has a smaller academy that allows him to give lots of one on one time. If you want some other info on coaches, training, etc in the ATL, PM me as I have a son who 17 and a 10 year old daughter currently training. Good luck.
Rodney Harmon He has limited time to work with players but he has always made time for players who had the drive and ability to make it to the next level. He can definitely lead you in the right direction without breaking the bank.
Atlanta is a big city...but these coaches are top-notch! In no particular order, you can't go wrong with these guys: Greg Amerson (Lifetime)-Norcross Torrey Hawkins (Windward)-Alpharetta Jason Parker (Olde Towne Athletic Club)-Marietta Jeff Weaver (ACE Academy)-Norcross
All the suggestions are good. Go to The others then go see Heath and you will see the difference. Good luck.
Really? Only one kid there hits two forehands. Have u been out to see what hes doing or is this information someone told you?
Another good one is Jeff Wilson in Alpharetta. He was travelling with Irina Falconi on the WTA for a time though...not sure if he is still doing that. Otherwise, he has a nice small academy with lots of personal attention. I would definitely go with Greg Amerson though of Lifetime Tennis if I were you.
Yep, I've been out there. I've seen the Strive kids play and if I recall correctly, it's Heath's daughter who hits the 2 forehands. So, by logic, I'm assuming that's his method. I'm not saying it is good or bad. It may be the next big thing but it IS unorthodox. I also agree with other posters that $250 is waaaaaayyyy too much for a private for a 9 year old. There are plenty of other coaches in the ATL with a better record for developing juniors than Heath. Tori Hawkins at Windward, for example, has every bit as sterling of a resume as Heath at 25% of the price. That;s not to say Heath isn't a great coach. He obviously is. I just argue that he is $180/hr better than the next guy. Especially when talking about a 9 year old.
I'll just post a quick follow up to my post above. I know Heath will respond with his bio including his wife, Ashley Harkleroad, and a list of pros he has worked with. Heath is a great coach and I hope he is not offended by my presenting facts. His methods may very well produce the next "big thing" in tennis. In response to the OPs original question, I will just present this: 1n the 2013 class, Windward has 6 girls in the top 200 in the nation, 4 in the top 100. In the 2014 class, there are 4 Windward girls in the top 100, in the 2015 class there are 4 top 200, and so on. Just looking at the recent success, I, as a tennis parent find no compelling argument to spend 4x for a private lesson over someone who is constantly and presently producing top 100 talent. I don't mean to offend Heath at all.
Battle2Victory, I agree with drfrankfree's suggestion about Jeff Weaver at ACE Academy in Norcross. About Windward Tennis Academy, in addition to Torrey, there are other very good coaches. Will Wright and Henry Darko. Their academy is very highly reputed for girls as drfrankfree mentioned. There are some very good younger girls as well in their day time program. I would suggest you to try out all academies suggested here. Spend some time when these coaches take private lessons for other kids, talk to them about what you want from them for your daughter and make your decision. Good Luck!
There are so many options in ATL. Please try out multiple options and find the program and coach that fits your kid on mutilple levels. TAS, Lifetime, Windward, CC of the South, ACE, ATA, Old Towne, and others all offer decent programs...but are each different culturally. I like some of the coaching recommendations here, but there are a couple recommended here (and maybe 100 coaches in ATL) that I would not have my kid in front of.
OP, having read the thread I'd ad Ashley Hobson Gwinett & Snellville; and Diaz at Harrison Tennis center to the earlier list. UTA produces a lot of talent as well, and i think it is all at Blackburn these days, but I'm not sure. All of these are north atlanta, if you are on the southside I really can't help. While you will no doubt find fanatics for every one of these pros (my kids see one on that list), I beleive that any on the list will get you where you are going just fine. I'd look hard at the one located closest to you as commute has a lot to do with quality of life here. Personally, I've found that in the larger academies (Windward & lifetime for example) it's easy to get wrapped up in how many they have at the top. The real question is how do they handle the next tier? I ran track in high school and college (D1) and speak from that background.
After talking to multiple current college players, ex-college players, and parents of highly ranked Juniors, we joined the Ginepri Academy at Olde Towne. http://www.oldetowneathleticclub.com/ginepri-performance-tennis-academy/. There is a bar, restaurant, gym, pool, lockers, masseuse, steam, sauna, etc. in addition to both clay and hard courts and 2 indoor practice courts. You can drop your kid off and know they are safe. You know if it rains they can go inside to practice or worst case go inside and shower, eat, watch tv and use wifi. It is an amazing facility and a real family feel to whole experience. This place trains the kids exceptionally well. Besides the stroke development and refinement and drill instruction, I'm talking diet, nutrition, yoga, speed and agility, etc. They offer 2 days a week, 3 days a week, 4 days a week, 5 days a week, and even home school programs. Every drill session has an indoor conditioning segment where Paul Fortunado takes the kids through state of the art cutting edge training. Their main coaches are all former college players or former pros. People like Jason Parker, Julius Roberts, John Shults, Ellen Young, Joseph O'Dwyer and Richie Martin. I have been impressed at my son's development. Lastly, and this is cool for my son so some people may not think it is all that great, but pros are there hitting/practicing all the time. I've seen Jack Sock, Ryan Harrision, Robbie Ginepri and Donald Young. I've seen Melanie Oudin, Bobby Reynolds, Alexandra Stephenson and James McGee. My kid is a tennis fanatic and he loves that little perk. I hope this help bit.


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At 41 Brighton Square, which, like several of Dublin's squares, is not a square at all. Joyce was born on 2 February 1881 to John and Mary in this modest Victorian house, a fact marked by a plaque between the upstairs windows. It reads "Birthplace of James Joyce, poet and novelist 1881-1941. Presented by Montclair State College, New Jersey, Bloomsday 1964."
Not that he ever recalled, because he left for the neighbouring suburb of Rathmines at the age of three. In fact, had Joyce arranged for Bloom to visit each of his various Dublin homes he would have had a ready-made sequel. Vivien Igoe, in the useful book James Joyce's Dublin Houses (Mandarin, 1990), traces around 15 places in the city that the author could call home: Castlewood Avenue, Rathmines; Martello Terrace, Bray; Clongowes Wood, Sallins; Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock; Hardwicke Street; Fitzgibbon Street; Millbourne Avenue, Drumcondra; North Richmond Street; Windsor Avenue, Convent Avenue, Richmond Avenue and Royal Terrace, all in Fairview; Glengarriff Parade; St Peter's Terrace, Phibsborough; and Shelbourne Road, Ballsbridge.
Joyce left the country with Nora shortly after their marriage, returning briefly to Dublin in 1909 and 1912. The first of those trips saw him set up Ireland's first cinema, The Volta, at 45 Mary Street. But before he left Ireland he spent a few days at the house in Dromard Terrace, Sandymount and a week in the Martello Tower at Sandycove - where Ulysses begins.
Well, it's a bit prettier than most of his homes. Joyce stayed here at the invitation of his friend Oliver St John Gogarty, while another writer, Samuel Chenevix Trench, was also residing there. On his fifth night in the tower, Joyce was awakened by Trench screaming, the result of a nightmare involving a panther. Trench picked up a revolver and fired several shots into the fireplace, whereupon Gogarty grabbed a .22 rifle and fired at a collection of pans above Joyce's bed. Utterly freaked out, James fled into the rain.
The tower makes an appearance in the first chapter of Ulysses. This is where Stephen Dedalus and "stately plump Buck Mulligan" lived. It opened as a Joycean museum (00 353 1 280 9265; www.visitdublin.com) on Bloomsday 1962. It's open 10am-5pm from Monday to Saturday, 2-6pm on Sundays, closed between 1pm-2pm; admission €6.25 (£4.50). You can reach it on the Dublin Area Rapid Transit (Dart) train for €3.20 (£2.30) day return. While you are there, you could take the plunge at the nude Forty Foot bathing area, although the water is freezing. The beach at Sandycove is small but popular. Heading south you come to Dalkey, populated by the rich and famous and with several sandy beaches nearby.
The inner-south suburb of Sandymount (€2.25/£1.60 for a Dart day return from the city) has long capitalised on its Joyce links. He spent the night before Bloomsday in Dromard Terrace, near the main street, as guest of James and Gretta Cousins. They were an eccentric couple - vegetarian, mystical theosophists, they abstained from sex throughout their marriage and Gretta was jailed in London and Dublin for suffragette vandalism.
The Star of the Sea church, mentioned in Dubliners, Ulysses and Finnegans Wake, is the venue for an exhibition of photographs of Dublin in Bloom's time (more details from 00 353 1 668 3894), which will be on display for Bloomsday weekend only from 7.30am-5.30pm; entry is free. The part of Sandymount beach, where Stephen walked into eternity, is now a sports club, a colourful housing estate and a park where Joyce is commemorated with a series of meandering rock sculptures.
It's a good walk from Paddy Dignam's house in Newbridge Avenue (five minutes from the Star of the Sea) to Glasnevin Cemetery, so vehicular transport is required, preferably a coach and four with black plumes. The atmospheric cemetery is home to many who once walked around Dublin; the Faithful Departed. The phrase is the title of a great book of Lawrence Collection photographs by the late Kieran Hickey, film-maker and Joyce buff, which has just been reissued by Lilliput Press (€15/£11).
Bloom later stopped in Davy Byrne's "moral bar" at 21 Duke Street (00 353 1 677 5217; www.davybyrnespub.com) for a glass of burgundy and a gorgonzola sandwich with a dab of mustard (available this week for a little more than €10/£7). Take a quick step across the street to the Bailey pub, where the door of Bloom's home at number 7 Eccles Street adorns the wall (the house is no more; the Mater Private Hospital stands on the site). Cross over Dawson Street, helping any blind piano tuners you can find, and head for the National Library (00 353 1 603 0200; www.nli.ie) to check out the excellent exhibition, and try and picture Bloom encountering Buck and Stephen on the steps. It's open Monday-Wednesday, 10am-9pm; Thursday-Friday, 10am-5pm; and Saturday, 10am-1pm, but will be closed on Monday 14 June and open until 9pm on Thursday 17 June for the exhibition. The library is free to enter but a reader's ticket is required. Take any cross-city bus, such as the number 10 - the library is a short walk from St Stephen's Greenon Kildare Street.
The biggest event on Bloomsday itself will see O'Connell Street sealed off on the evening of 16 June for The Parable of The Plums, recreating the scene where two old ladies spat plumstones from the platform on Nelson's Pillar on the citizens below.
At nightfall, don't go wandering the streets of Monto as the working girls are long gone. An alternative ending would be on Eccles Street in the inner-north city where Leopold and Molly Bloom lived. Molly's passionate rounding-off of her day closes Ulysses. For serious Joycean perambulators, get a copy of Walking Dublin (New Holland 1998, £9.99) by Pat Liddy, which includes a good Ulysses Walk from Eccles Street to the Ormond Hotel.
To sample a proper Bloom breakfast, sit by the windows that line the mezzanine level of Bewley's Oriental Café (00 353 1 677 6761; www.bewleys.ie) in Grafton Street. Here you will have a bird's-eye view of the throngs rushing along the busy street below.
The James Joyce Centre (41 North Great Georges Street; 00 353 1 878 8547; www.jamesjoyce.ie, open Monday-Saturday 9.30am-5pm and Sunday 12.30pm-5pm; admission €5/£3.60) also hosts a meal involving the inner organs of beast and fowl on the day itself. For some liquid refreshment, head for the west side of Dublin. The Mullingar House pub in Chapelizod (9 Mullingar Terrace; 00 353 1 620 8692) is the model for the pub where Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker slept in Finnegans Wake.
Along the quays, the house at 15 Usher's Island (which isn't an island), where Joyce set his best-known short story "The Dead", was recently renovated and now has guided tours at 2pm each day included in the general admission price of €6/£4.30 (00 353 86 163 5285; www.jamesjoycehouse.com).
In town, the dilapidated Academy cinema in Pearse Street was once the Ancient Concert Rooms where Joyce won second prize in a singing contest that also featured Count John McCormack on the bill. Around the corner from there is Lincoln Place, where Bloom went for a Turkish bath. The last building on the right of Lincoln Place is a newsagent, once the site of Finn's hotel, where Nora Barnacle worked as a chambermaid. The hotel's name, painted on the side wall, was recently revealed when Trinity College chopped down some trees.
While in the vicinity, you should visit the Old Library of Trinity College to see the leading literary antecedent. The Book of Kells (00 353 1 677 2941; www.tcd.ie/Library) is one of the world's oldest and most beautiful illuminated manuscripts, dating from 800AD. The library also has a beautiful barrel-vaulted wood ceiling. It opens 9.30am-5pm daily (until 4.30pm on Sundays, admission €7/£4.30).
North of the Liffey there are many places with Joyce connections, notably Belvedere College where he went to school and was prefect of the school sodalit - equivalent to head boy. There are several memorials to the writer, most notably a jaunty statue frozen in the act of turning from Earl Street North into O'Connell Street. The author's statue stands just across the road from the heart of Irish nationalism, the General Post Office, where the 1916 Easter Rising was centred.
Head a short way north to the Dublin Writers' Museum at 18 Parnell Square (00 353 1 872 2077), which celebrates the Irish love affair with the written word; open 10am-6pm Monday-Friday and until 5pm at weekends. Admission is €6.25/£4.50. Dublin is the only city that has produced three winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature. George Bernard Shaw, WB Yeats and Samuel Beckett are the laureates, sharing the museum with some impressive also-rans: Bram Stoker, Oscar Wilde and James Joyce.
Six months before the original Bloomsday, the Wright Brothers achieved powered flight. A century on, a wide range of airlines fly from airports across the UK to Dublin. The main carriers are Aer Lingus (0845 084 4444; www.aerlingus.com) and Ryanair (0871 246 0000; www.ryanair.com); BMI (0870 60 70 555; www.flybmi.com), British Airways (0870 850 9850; www.ba.com) and FlyBE (0871 700 0123; w ww.flybe.com) also have frequent services.
Dublin airport is 13km north of the city. Taxis cost around €24 (£15) one way. There are also several bus links from the airport to the city centre; for further information visit www.dublinbus.ie. Alternatively, the speedier Aircoach ( www.aircoach.ie) departs from outside the terminal building every 15 minutes. Fares cost €6 (£3.75) one way. By sea, Stena Line (08705 70 70 70; www.stenaline.co.uk) and Norse Merchant Ferries (0870 600 4321; www.norsemerchant.com) sail to Dublin; Stena Line's fast ferry from Holyhead arrives close to the tower on the shore at Sandycove, where Ulysses begins.
Dublin has insufficient accommodation for its weekend visitors, so for a decent room at a reasonable price, go during the week. The Shelbourne at 27 St Stephen's Green (00 353 1 663 4500; www.shelbourne.ie) has literary connections; George Moore, Oscar Wilde, WM Thackeray and Joyce all stayed, while Elizabeth Bowen based her novel The Shelbourne on the hotel. Doubles cost from €235 (£168). For a scholarly place to stay, consider the School House Hotel at 2 Northumberland Road (00 353 1 667 5014), an old school just a short stroll from the city centre. Doubles cost from €199 (£120), breakfast included. A low-budget alternative is Avalon House, 55 Aungier Street (00 353 1 475 0001, www.avalon-house.ie), a central hostel housed in an old medical school. A bed in a dorm starts from €15 (£9.30) per person per night. The Clarence Hotel (00 353 1 407 0800; www.theclarence.ie), 6-8 Wellington Quay, has had its Art Deco crispness restored by the band U2, cultural successors to Joyce. Double rooms start at €315 (£225) per night, room only.
Don't be ridiculous. Nobody reads the book. Get out there and do something Joycean - walk those streets, sup those pints, visit Bewley's, have a stroll along Sandymount Strand (but refrain from the solitary pleasuring that Bloom indulged in) and enjoy the world's greatest literary city.
In this centenary year, hundreds of events are taking place, with a Bloomsday Centenary Committee co-ordinating a full programme until the end of August ( www.rejoycedublin2004.com). The highlight of the ReJoyce festival - at least for scholars - is the 19th International James Joyce Symposium (00 353 1 269 6033; www.bloomsday100.org) at the National Concert Hall, Earlsfort Terrace, and the National College of Ireland, on the Custom House dock, from today until 19 June. It promises hundreds of lectures and discussions on all sorts of topics, from "Stepping out of the Page: Kate Bush's Joycean (Re)creations" by Patricia Smith of Hofstra University, to "Some Effects and Implications of Narrative Omniscience in Ulysses" by Weldon Thornton of the University of North Carolina.
The symposium finishes with Paddy Dignam's "Wake in The Vaults, at 7.30pm on 19 June, 7.30pm, tickets €20/£14 to €60/£42. But there are many other events to suit all brows - from a punk concert to the free breakfast for 10,000 people in O'Connell Street, due to take place this morning. The menu features rashers, sausages, pudding, and something called a hash brown. Mr Joyce might have recognised it as a potato cake. Understandably, places were snapped up.
After a few pints of Guinness, the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl (00 353 1 670 5602, www.dublinpubcrawl.com) may be more akin to a literary saunter than a walk. Nevertheless, the two-hour tour is hugely popular and takes visitors on a historic journey around the city's pubs, departing from the Duke Pub on Duke Street. The group visits pubs frequented by the likes of Joyce, Shaw and Beckett, whose work is brought to life with the help of actors, who guide the group to each watering hole and provide a spirited history en route.
The tour costs €10 (£7) and can be booked in advance at the Dublin Tourism Office (00 353 1 670 5602) on Suffolk Street, or at the Duke Pub (00 353 1 679 9553). Tours depart at 7.30pm Monday-Sunday, with an additional tour on Sundays at noon.
The Dublin Tourist Board (00 353 1 605 7700, www.visitdublin.com) is also able to advise on independent literary walking-tour guides. One such company is Dublin Footsteps Walking Tours (00 353 1 496 0641), which offers two-hour walks, including Joycean tours of the city for €9 (£6.40), including a cup of tea at Bewley's.


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What a great exhibit! I adore the wide range of styles, subject matter, and medium.
I am especially fond of artwork hung salon style. When I worked at the Smithsonian, one of my favorite museums was the Renwick which had many pieces hung just so.
The Frankenthaler is pure genius. We lost an icon last year! I love her very large scaled pieces. Those are even more stunning in person.
LoiSteve- wow, great art, especially the bold colors of the "Blessing".
Confession: when I read the post title, all I could think of was Wil E. Coyote / Road Runner and all their crazy ACME products, LOL.
For all my college knowledge, it's sad what sticks in one's brain via the evils of 1960s TV, LOL.Great post. Hubs and I try to go to local museums whenever we visit a new town. When we were in an upstate NY rural town, we stumbled upon a storefront that showcased local artists. It's always fun to see how differently people can express themselves. Our favorite was where normal household items were transformed into musical instruments.
I've linked you up on my blog with a game to learn a little bit more about folks. If you'd like to play along, stop by.Looks like a great show! I particularly like "Fisherman's Family" and the "Blessing of the Foc'sle." Baker's piece sort of reminds me of an unusual Malcolm Morley painting my husband has, painted on a triangular piece of sand paper.
Thanks so much for allowing a glimpse of this exhibition.


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One of my favorite films of all time, Jayson. That's right I said it. And I have the VHS of this still wrapped in plastic, unopened and stored away. And I also have the 1300 other re-release VHS/DVDs that came down the pike as well. Maybe it's the nostalgic factor but this VHS version will always be my favorite casing even over the BOTD version.


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Dear Tom and Ray:
There once was a black plastic thingamajig hanging under the front end of our Mercury Grand Marquis, right behind the front bumper. We could almost always hear it scrape against concrete parking blocks in parking lots. Recently, it was partially torn away by a parking block. Einstein, aka my husband, who knows nothing about cars except how to put gas in the tank and air in the tires, tore away the rest of it. He claims that it is not needed and that we will get better gas mileage without it. I say that the automotive engineers probably put it there for a reason and that it should be replaced. What say you? — Betty
Ray: I'm afraid old Einstein is half right, Betty.
Tom: What broke off is an air deflector. It's a cheap, plastic device that directs air underneath the car in order to improve mileage.
Ray: So he's wrong about getting better mileage without it (although maybe you'll get better mileage than with it hanging halfway off!). But he's right that you don't really need the thing.
Tom: A primary principle of aerodynamics is "the smoother, the better." You want to reduce air turbulence. In terms of shapes that do that, think of an airplane, or a bullet. Because when air passes over something smoothly, it creates less drag than if it's interrupted by baffles and edges.
Ray: Since there are some hard edges and odd-shaped parts under the bumper and at the front of the lower engine compartment, the manufacturer covered them up with a cheap piece of plastic, to send the air under the car instead of right into that stuff.
Tom: Does it make a big difference in your mileage? No. It's only a factor at higher speeds. But manufacturers work in fractions of a mile per gallon, knowing that they all add up. So to them, it was worth the small cost. Or maybe it was worth the cost for all the money they'll make later on replacement air deflectors.
Ray: But is it worth it to you? Probably not. Because this wind deflector is … what's the nice way to put this? Cheap junk. And because it's in the direct line of fire of concrete parking blocks, it's very common for it to break or fall off. Lots of our customers just ask us to tear it all off rather than have to listen to it scraping along the ground.


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Mother Teresa was a Roman Catholic nun who founded the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata , India in 1950. For over forty years she ministered to the poor, sick, orphaned, and dying, while guiding the Missionaries of Charity's expansion, first throughout India and then in other countries.
By the 1970s she had become internationally famed as a humanitarian and advocate for the poor and helpless, due in part to a documentary, and book, Something Beautiful for God by Malcolm Muggeridge. She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work. Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity continued to expand, and at the time of her death it was operating 610 missions in 123 countries, including hospices and homes for people with HIV/AIDS, leprosy and tuberculosis, soup kitchens, children's and family counseling programs, orphanages, and schools.
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"The greatest destroyer of peace is abortion because if a mother can kill her own child what is left for me to kill you and you to kill me? There is nothing between."
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"Let us touch the dying, the poor, the lonely and the unwanted according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or slow to do the humble work."
"If you can't feed a hundred people, then feed just one."
"It is impossible to walk rapidly and be unhappy."
"There should be less talk; a preaching point is not a meeting point. What do you do then? Take a broom and clean someone's house. That says enough."
"Facing the media is more difficult than bathing a leper."
"Loneliness is the most terrible poverty."
"What we say does not matter - only what God says to souls through us."
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This document contains rules useful when you are porting a KDE library to win32. Most of these rules are also valid for porting external libraries code, like application's libraries and even application's private code.
Look for '/' and "/" and change every single code like:
if (path[0]=='/')
if (path.startsWith('/'))
if (!QDir::isRelativePath(path))
(or "QDir::isRelativePath(path)" if there was used path[[0]!='/').
Macros for C++ code are defined in qglobal.h file. If you've got included at least one Qt header, you probably have qglobal.h included already, otherwise, include it explicity.
#ifdef Q_WS_X11 ....
for any C++ code that looks like X11-only.
#ifdef Q_OS_UNIX ....
for any C++ code that looks like UNIX-only, for example uses UNIX-specific OS features.
#ifdef Q_WS_WIN ....
for any C++ code that is MSWindows-only.
Note that qglobal.h is C++-only, so instead use
#ifdef _WIN32 ....
for any C code that is MSWindows-only (regardless to compiler type).
#ifdef _MSC_VER
....//msvc code
====MS Visual C++ - Qt code====
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
#ifdef Q_CC_MSVC
....//msvc code
====Borland C++ - Qt-independent code (especially, C code)====
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
#ifdef __BORLANDC__
....//borland code
====Borland C++ - Qt code====
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
#ifdef Q_CC_BOR
....//borland code
===General notes===
In many places using #ifdef Q_OS_UNIX / #else / #endif is more readable than separate #ifdefs.
'''NOTE!!!''' if you must ifdef parts of the code, which contain complete features, please file a bug report against kde-windows target, component porting, in kde's bugzilla, so that those can be fixed later.
===Related links===
* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vclang/html/_predir_predefined_macros.asp| msvc++ Predefined Macros]
==Header files==
===Common header file===
Unless there is are any header file from kdelibs included in your header file, you need to add:
<code c>
#include <kdemacros.h>
<code c>
#include <kdecore_export.h>
at the beginning of your header file to have some necessary system-independent macros defined.
===Export macros===
For win32 world, symbols are "hidden by default" (not visible by default as e.g. on unix). This has already been [http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-core-devel&m=105154800130902&w=2|discussed] on the kde mailing list.
For every library's code (not for standalone code), you need to make symbols exported for win32.
Do this by adding ***_EXPORT macro (win32 export macro) after "class" keyword within any public class (and structure) declaration. You may also decide to put this macro even for non-public class, if you think that the class could be used somewhere outside your library.
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
class KDEFOO_EXPORT FooClass {
'''Note''': For kdelibs, ***_EXPORT macros for are defined in kdelibs_export_win.h file (in kdelibs/win/ directory). You can study this file to see how the macros are defined. This file is simply included by kdelibs_export.h, for win32 target.
'''Note2''': Recently we're prepared to gcc's export capatibilities, probably in versions newer than 3.4, just like these in win32's msvc compiler. In kdemacros.h file (included by kdelibs_export.h) there are defines prepared for this functionality:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
#define KDE_NO_EXPORT __attribute__ ((visibility("hidden")))
#define KDE_EXPORT __attribute__ ((visibility("default")))
For gcc <= 3.4, KDE_EXPORT and KDE_NO_EXPORT macros are just empty. Note that we're not using KDE_NO_EXPORT for non-public symbols: in the future probably it will be better to use command line switch to turn hidding by default (as win32 compiler has).
'''Note3''': *_EXPORT macros depend on MAKE_{LIBRARYNAME}_LIB macro. In KDE4 buildsystem (cmake) the latter is defined automatically by reusing {LIBRARYNAME}, for example MAKE_KATEINTERFACES_LIB is constructed when KATEINTERFACES library is compiled. The logic behind it is implemented in kdelibs/cmake/modules/KDE4Macros.cmake:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
if (WIN32)
# for shared libraries/plugins a -DMAKE_target_LIB is required
string(TOUPPER ${_target_NAME} _symbol)
set(_symbol "MAKE_${_symbol}_LIB")
set_target_properties(${_target_NAME} PROPERTIES DEFINE_SYMBOL ${_symbol})
endif (WIN32)
===Exporting global functions===
Also add the same ***_EXPORT at the beginning of public functions' declaration and definition (just before function's type). This also includes functions defined within a namespace.
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
namespace Foo {
KDEFOO_EXPORT int publicFunction();
===What not to export?===
* methods inside classes (no matter static or not)
* inline functions
* template classes, e.g.:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
template <class T>
class KGenericFactoryBase
There are classes or functions that are made "internal", by design. If you really decided anybody could neven need to link against these classes/functions, you don't need to add **_EXPORT macro for them.
===Deprecated classes===
Before porting KDElibs to win32, I realized that deprecated classes already use KDE_DEPRECATED macro. We're unable to add another macro like this:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
class KDEFOO_EXPORT KDE_DEPRECATED FooClass { //< - bad for moc!
..because moc'ing will fail for sure. We've defined special macros like that in kdelibs_export.h file (fell free to add your own if needed):
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
# ifndef KABC_EXPORT_DEPRECATED
# define KABC_EXPORT_DEPRECATED KDE_DEPRECATED KABC_EXPORT
# endif
So, we have following example of deprecated class:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
class KABC_EXPORT_DEPRECATED FooClass { //<- ok for moc
.. which is ok for __moc__. Note that sometimes KDE_DEPRECATED is also used at the end of functions. You don't need to change it for win32 in any way.
==Loadable KDE modules/plugins==
{{TODO|This is deprecated section; we should use K_PLUGIN_FACTORY and K_EXPORT_PLUGIN macros}}
===K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY macro===
Use K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY( libname, factory ), defined in klibloader.h, instead of hardcoding:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
extern "C" {void *init_libname() { return new factory; } };
...because the former way is more portable (contains proper export macro, which ensures visiblility of "init_libname" symbol).
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY( ktexteditor_insertfile,
GenericFactory<InsertFilePlugin>( "ktexteditor_insertfile" ) )
K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY( libkatepart, KateFactoryPublic )
===More complex case===
Sometimes you need to declare a factory which defined as a template with multiple arguments, eg.:
<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
extern "C"
void* init_resourcecalendarexchange()
return new KRES::PluginFactory<ResourceExchange,ResourceExchangeConfig>();
... but compiler complains about too many arguments passed to K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY. To avoid this, you can use __typedef__:
<code bash>
typedef KRES::PluginFactory<ResourceExchange,ResourceExchangeConfig> MyFactory;
K_EXPORT_COMPONENT_FACTORY(resourcecalendarexchange, MyFactory)
The same trick can be used if the constructor of the factory takes multiple arguments.
==Application icons==
Windows keeps icon data within .exe binaries. For KDE applications use CMake's KDE4_ADD_APP_ICON(appsources pattern) macro in automatically assign to add .png images for .exe files. [[Development/CMake/Addons for KDE#Macros|More information on KDE4_ADD_APP_ICON() macro...]]


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| Elmo opens his door to let in the computer on which he normally watches his video emails. | |
| Dorothy wants to know how you use a computer to write. | |
| Elmo scares Mr. Noodle's brother Mr. Noodle to cure his hiccups before he asks him the question of the day. Mr Noodle tries placing a piece of paper on top of a computer monitor to write on it before he's instructed to turn the computer on. He then pets the mouse as if it's a small pet rodent and finally figures out how to type on the keyboard until he utterly destroys the computer and got the hiccups again! | |
| Some kids show various levels of familiarity with computer skills. | |
| Elmo counts how many computer mice are doing the cha-cha. Afterwards, the computer appears to give Elmo an e-mail for the first time and Elmo failed to stop the computer from leaving. | |
| Elmo looks at all the different places one can find a computer as Oscar appears with a computer found in the trash because it is broken anyways! | |
| Elmo's friend Jordan makes a card for her dad on the computer. She even gave a picture that she made to Elmo afterwards. | |
| The computer appears again to give Elmo an e-mail but disappeared until Elmo heard a click and thought that it was the computer but it was the TV who wants Elmo to see The Computer Channel. In this channel, a computer and a mouse sing "I Get a Click Out of You". Stay tuned for "Lost in Cyberspace." | |
| By now, Elmo succeeded on stopping the computer from leaving and gets the e-mail for the first time. Elmo got his first video e-mail from Telly and Rosita who tell Elmo about how much they've loved learning how to use the computer while Telly chants "Dot com! Dot com!" over and over. | |
| | Dorothy imagines Elmo in a computer game, a desktop paint program, and an interactive story of The Three Little Pigs. |
- During the computer montage, a child can be seen playing the Sesame Street CD-ROM Letters.


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Here near 11th Street, at the site of the short-lived Bread N Butta ...
...part of the burgeoning Yankee Deli empire...
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
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i find it offensive to be called "yankee." they might as well just call them "yuppie deli." seriously.
- July 6, 2011 at 12:50 PM
I hope them and 99 cent pizza next door destroy each other in the battle of cheap, low quality, middle eastern pizza.
- July 19, 2012 at 7:51 PM
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Myasthenia Gravis |
Bulbar09/19/2000 |
What is bulbar myasthenia? how is it differed from the plain myasthenia? if there is a plain myasthenia.thanks
Patients with myasthenia gravis develop a range of symptoms. Some have only weakness of eye muscles (ocular myasthenia). Others have weakness only (or much more severely) of bulbar muscles. This term refers to weakness of muscles supplied by an area of the brain called the brain stem (or bulb). These muscles are those of the throat and face. Patients have speaking and swallowing difficulties.At present it is not known why some patients have particular involvement of these muscles.
Henry J Kaminski, MD Formerly, Professor of Neurology School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |


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Great At Listening And Helping With Your Problems
Hi, i know im only young but i love to listen to problems people have and help to solve them. i enjoy helping people and if you have any problems or issues please let me know by leaving a comment on my whiteboard or on this story and i wil get in touch and try help you out :)Sam
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Sep 1, 2011
I have a problem. I have lost faith in relationships


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Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Pokemon Rumble Blast question for 3DS and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Ambrella
- Publisher: Nintendo
- Genre: Action Beat-'Em-Up
- Release: Oct 24, 2011
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Question & Answers
How do you get Zekrom
Where do you find zekrom i've looked and can't find it.
Answer from: Black
Beat BF2 cave 48 times.Because reshairam will be there first then zekorm.The first couple of times it was Dialgo and cobilain. Hope you have fun.....Yos
Answer from: Bobbypine56
You beat the game then you go to the cave and find a shiny pad and if it shines it could be either dialga reshiram or zekrom so don't get down if it not zekrom because you still get to battle legendaries zekrom is hard
Answer from: Shadowfire
Cave area at axel town b2 floor use a speedy+ and double team my escaliver did it for me got it on my first try but beware it is hard to beat
Answer from: cody
Answer go everyelse but caves fir a long time then go into a cave
Answer from: runu
I got 4 zekrom by going to the cave i got one that nows bolt strike
Answer from: Giratina girl 1
Ive seen one there in the cave. you need a shiny lauch pad. I stumbbled upon it when searching for cabalieon
Answer from: Nid
World axle B2F cave - You can also find Reshiram and Dielga (i think or maybe Palkia) I have a zekrom, but I had to do it twice, it the hardest boss...ever. it uses Fusion bolt and runs halfway across the arena and can kill you in two hits. be ver very careful.
Answer from: hello
U can get Zekrom in b2 axle town cave floor, because u can get it thats why u get it even tho u can get it by getting it and u can get it so get it its easy to get it i know u can get it cuz u can get anything thats why u can get it that u can get but u cant get it
Answer from: pikachu
To get zekrom is go to b2f use a speedy++ or speedy+ then run to the end and siny pad is there.
Answer from: .............
This takes a long time. I did this about 150 times before I met a Zekrom. But then I lost.
Answer from: Mr.Zekrom
U go to 2 2 misty edgerwater cave and complete it 17 times each u will get a legendary( i got 5 reshariams 3 zekroms 7 dialgas and 4 coballions
Answer from: Mr.Zekrom
Another reason is that u go to 4-2 and I got two more zekroms in around 30 tries
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Idaho hunter bagged 2 wolves in 2 minutes
HUNTING -- Hunters have a seven-month season to kill two wolves in Idaho, but Boise's Stan Burt did it in about two minutes, according to Roger Phillips of the Idaho Statesman
Near McCall of the second day of Idaho's wolf hunt, Burt said he howled to see if any wolves were in the area.
"A whole chorus erupted," Burt told Phillips
Not only had Burt located a pack within a quarter mile, but the wolves had located him, and they headed in his direction.
He positioned himself in a clearing with a good view of the terrain.
Within minutes, Burt told Phillips he had at least eight wolves were milling around and looking for the source of the howling.
"They were basically all around me," he said.
He got his sights on a wolf about 75 yards away and shot it with his Ruger bolt-action rifle chambered in .223.
He expected the wolves to scatter, but they continued stirring in front of him.
"The gunshot did not bother them," he said. "It really unnerved me that they were not afraid of me after firing a rifle shot."
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