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Another SQL server question: I have a simple query that gives me the most CPU intensive SQL since the counters were reset:
select top 10
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sum(qs.execution_count) as total_execution_count,
qs.plan_handle, st.text
sys.dm_exec_query_stats qs
cross apply sys.dm_exec_sql_text(qs.plan_handle) as st
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In the query_plan column I get a link that when I click displays an XML document. If I save it on disk as whatever.sqlplan, I can double-click it in Windows and it displays correctly in Management Studio. Surely there must be a way to avoid this step?!
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sweetbabyjames--yes, everything south of the equator (the southern hemisphere) gets the most sun at the opposite time of year that we do. You can demonstrate this to yourself with a flashlight (the sun) and a globe or ball of some kind. I was never sure how the seasons were named, though--thank you, Barbara!
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it's 10.26am Saturday here 'n
2.26am in Paris
3.26am in Athens
8.26pm (Friday) in New York
such fun...
can imagine not only adults having fun ...children..
a brisk morning (an hour bike ride with a Winter's breeze for company) ~ there's fine snow on the mountains...far far south from here ~ seems so strange ...this cold weather, and at the same time the bulbs in our garden are in blossom...daffodils...jonquils...bursting at their seams..
now, as for this madame isn't aware of space or time...both Barbara and Judy would let you know I AM!!!
not all the time ...some of the time...at least I know how to spell the words...
"I've never accepted the external appearance of things as the whole truth. The world is much more elaborate than the nerves of our eye can tell us." - James Gleeson
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 2:10 am
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Well it's pretty well established that almost all of us would grant Mr. Grant complete access. My my my.
Everyone knows "An Affair to Remember" "To Catch a Thief" (and the other 99 fantastic ones) but "Mr. Lucky" and "Topper" are smaller and still charming as hell, if you haven't seen them.
Robert Redford I suppose is second honey in line, Warren Beatty a distant 3rd? Never liked John Wayne. My Rich says if he (Rich) were a woman, he would find Charles Bronson good looking--ye gods I guess he likes the way-too-rugged rugged type. Not for me, thank you. I actually shrieked when he told me that.
Soon I will see "Mrs. Henderson Presents" -- Ebert liked it, sounds good. I enjoy Roger Ebert's reviews, hardly ever bother with any others. He loves/knows movies more than I ever will. (Roger Ebert and Steve Allen the only 2 celebrities I ever sent a "fan letter").
I hope musicals aren't hated here, I still want to jump over trash cans in the street when I think about West Side Story. I watch that probably once a year.
Happy to have this thread so I can come here before or after a movie! I will shut up now.
"Spilling your guts is exactly as charming as it sounds."
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sweetbabyjames - it is bloody freezing today. I've been sitting by the warm fire watching all the cooking shows I've recorded during the week.
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 3:31 am
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It's a bit warmer here in Adelaide, and quite nice in the sun, but it's most definitely still winter - no leaves on the trees, still almost dark at 6.30am.
On the other hand, we celebrate Christmas in summer and the majority of us have the hot roast dinner at lunch time. A few people have seafood or a BBQ, but most of us still go for the roast turkey.
It's very popular in Oz to celebrate 'Christmas in July', which is a nice excuse to gather people together and have another big feed, but without the ridiculous commercialism and going-overboard-on-presents that is an inevitable part of Christmas in December.
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You silly Ozzies with your unseasonable winter!
Christmas in July sounds good to me - any excuse for a holiday will do.
Mrs. Henderson Presents
was very enjoyable. I love Dame Judi in anything. She might just be my favorite actress of all time. Confident and proud, yet humble and self-effacing and damn funny.
makes you appreciate burlesque in a whole new light too.
As for leading men, I've always leaned toward Walter Matthau myself. Not that I'd complain if Cary Grant walked into my kitchen...I'm used to filthy beasts.
Musicals are grand! My favorite is
Fiddler on the Roof
, followed closely by
My Fair Lady
. My baby loves to sing "Dites-moi" from
South Pacific
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I recently saw A Walk in the Clouds with Keanu Reeves and Anthony Quinn. A lovely, lovely film set in immediate post WW2 California. Perfect for this crowd as Keanu plays a chocolate salesman who ends up romancing a woman whose father owns a vineyard and whose mother makes a squash blossom soup (zucchini??) as the first course of his first dinner. Magical scene when frost threatens the vineyard and all these people show up with these large wing like fans to send the heat from smudge pots across the vines---and great costumes!
Mrs. Henderson Presents was fabulous!
Vivant Linguae Mortuae!!
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Dreamy! I'd forgotten A Walk in the Clouds. It reminds me of another film, can't remember the name, with Tom Hanks I think, in Greece? Sunny, warm, dreamy love with an angry father...
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 5:56 pm
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There is a Tom Hanks movie set in Jerusalem--something like 'no time for goodbye'? Maybe that's what you're thinking of?
I enjoyed T. Hanks in "Joe vs. the Volcano"..
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Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 6:48 pm
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Deste: I read and printed a hard copy of that article on Grant and his career when it first appeared -- think the time of 2005 a centenary of his birth. He certainly was my favorite actor for about a decade and I can see why women would want him more than any other man: watch him with Igrid Bergman, for example. But, he always played himself -- think the article mentions this and compares him unfavorably to Marlan Brando in that respect. Still, many film critics consider Grant the best of all time.
As I mentioned earlier, I'm finding more nuances in James Mason and E.G. Robinson now that I've seen more films. And I am beginning to prefer the earlier films of the 1930s -- early Hitchcock like The Jamaca Inn, The 39 Steps, the original version of The Man Who Knew too Much, and The Lady Vanishes. All of these were from the 1930s.
James Mason also had some very good early pre-1945 films in Britian.
It is interesting to watch James Mason and hear his early voice. You'll notice that the accent Carry Grant "adopted" is exactly James Mason's natural voice.
' She says, 'I am the glamorous type.' I said, 'So what?'
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Hi...Georgia here. I'm fairly new, having posted a half dozen or so comments without really (politely) announcing my entry into the C&Z society. I've been enjoying your movies thread--have been a Cary Grant fan since I was in utero, I think...Notwithstanding my lifelong love of CG, I don't think any man in the movies was handsomer than Gregory Peck at his best...or had a better role than Atticus Finch. (I campaigned my daughters to name their sons Atticus...to no avail...). And that voice! Then, of course, there was Daniel Day Lewis running all over western NY in buckskin in Last of the Mohicans (hated the book, which I had to read numerous times throughout my academic career...but the movie changed it so much, I didn't recognize it). Also, that movie proved that, with the help of great photography and background music, you could film a great, sexy love story where everybody stays clothed. Who knew? Thanks for this fun discussion...[/u]
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Ginger: Great addition!
Sarape: I hear you, but you gotta understand, first, that the drooling over Grant is about the persona fashioned by the actor onscreen and its appeal to susceptible women--and men. It's about sex and beauty, but acting, too.
Since it's not my field, I'm not up on the literature. However, long ago a gorgeous male friend more obsessed with film than I told me about an essay devoted specifically to CG's skills as an actor; I think it included a detailed analysis of "North x Northwest," a film frequently scrutinized for its editing. The classic piece Kael wrote while still critic at *The New Yorker* was all I could find online.
It takes effort to appear effortless and actually the charmer displays quite a range of emotion within a given role, such as Roger Thornhill, and throughout his career. Good comic acting is under-rated (another truism) and as your comments indicate, you are fully aware critics think Cary Grant should have been given an Oscar for acting for at least one of his films instead of merely the Lifetime Achievement award from the Academy. Grant isn't always good. I just rented "Arsenic & Old Lace" recently and hated it due to the theatrical over-the-top acting, something one also finds in an early (first?) film with Katharine Hepburn where Grant famously does a back flip.
As for the idea of Grant doing a James Mason impersonation? The careers are so different. Grant's rise to rank of Major Movie Star happened independently and quickly. Shared British birth, instead, perhaps? Same culture's notion of class hierarchy and the clipped speaking style that goes with it? By the time the two fast-talkers worked together in "N x NW", as Kael remarks, Grant was a has-been. Hitchcock manipulates that aspect of the fellow ex-pat in successive roles where more vulnerability and age comes out and the skills are perhaps more evident because the roles are more dramatic. We take the work in screwball comedies for granted
But, I repeat, we're really not talking about skills as actors. It would not be fair to stick purely to good-looking men nor men who make movies in Hollywood in that case. Nor are we talking reality, either, since another sign of Grant's acting prowess was his appeal. From what I understand of the man in real life and of his marriage to Dyan Cannon, he was an old-fashioned, domineering, difficult man's man who believed women should not have careers and were made to serve men.
Now to add to the list: Johnny Depp. Denzel Washington. Gael García Bernal (Che in *Motorcycle Diaries*), Alessio Boni & Luigi Lo Cascio (*The Best of Youth*), Sergio Castellino (*Mostly Martha*), Marcello Mastroianni, Alan Rickman in *Truly, Madly Deeply*. Clive Owen. Voices of Richard Burton & James Earl Jones: melt!!!!! Brando we talked about and admired before, but he scares me. Musicals: *Singin' in the Rain* and *Meet Me in St. Louis.*
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Are there no actresses in this world ? Beside CAtherine Hepburn who owes he inclusion in this thread thanks to Spencer Tracy?
Nobody mentioned his/her favourite actress. And then , we women complain of being treated unfair!!!!
BTW, I never liked Cary Grant, to whom I find a poster-like kind of masculinity, with few expressive acting nuances.
No more war
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Imelda Staunton in 'Vera Drake'
"Our" Cate Blanchett in anything, but 'specially as Katharine Hepburn in 'The Aviator"
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I can't believe I forgot to mention
Mary Poppins
for musicals. A smart movie for kids and grown-ups.
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Jerry Brown, the Democratic candidate for governor, believes green jobs are the way out of the recession. According to an interesting study by a Spanish economics professor, though, he might be off the mark.
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"We are here to demonstrate that good things can still work in Nigeria. We are here to show that if we work together we can score great goals and surpass unreachable targets…�
Beyonce enthralled Nigerians with her singing of the country's national anthem this past Saturday at a music Festival there.
"I am nervous,� the star said, before breaking out in her trademark dance moves. "I don't know how to begin this but I hope you people will help me by singing along," she said as the crowd waited.
The ecstatic members of the audience, most of who had anticipated that Beyonce was about to render one of her popular songs were dazed when she began, in her uniquely sonorous voice, to sing a familar tune: "Arise O Compatriots..." Some people in the audience moved to tears.
With the presence of many eminent Nigerians including President of the Senate, Chief Ken Nnamani, Lagos and Delta State Governors, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and Chief James Ibori respectively, many expressed surprise as to how she mastered the song. Said one senator "there can be no better advertisement for the country than what this young lady has done. I have never heard anyone sing our anthem like this. I hope the Ministry of Information will exploit it to boost the image of Nigeria abroad, this is a class act."
Other eminent personalities like Senator Udo Udoma, Senator Adolphus Wabara, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Bayo Ojo, also expressed their delight. So did the Presidential Adviser on National Assembly, Senator Florence Ita-Giwa.
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Police logs - July 20
Groton City
Melanie Miranda-Vega, 22, of 318 Branford Ave. was charged Thursday with second-degree breach of peace.
Kimberly Christopher, 22, of 50 Forest St., Apt. 4, was charged Thursday with risk of injury to a minor.
Groton Town
Alysia R. Jarmom, 24, of 514 New London Turnpike, Norwich, was charged Thursday with first-degree larceny.
Kelly Maurice Bradley, 26, of 31 Cliff St., Norwich, was charged Wednesday with breach of peace and sixth-degree larceny.
Karrie L. Smith, 40, of 515 Toll Gate Road was charged Tuesday with driving with a suspended license.
New London
Rocky Garcia, 32, 17 Belder Court was charged Friday with second-degree failure to appear in court and two counts of first-degree failure to appear in court.
Enrico Maturo, 42, of 38 Linden St. was charged Thursday with driving with a suspended license and failure to drive in the proper lane.
David Christley, 41, of 19 Jay St. was charged Thursday with second-degree failure to appear in court.
Khristopher Colon, 22, of 120 Chestnut St. was charged Friday with breach of peace.
Jazmine Pemberton, 19, of 45 Union St. was charged Thursday with breach of peace and interfering with an officer.
Nakeema Williams, 26, of 234 Broad St. was charged Thursday with breach of peace.
State police - Casino Unit
James McArthur, 36, of Manchester was charged Friday at Mohegan Sun with breach of peace and first-degree criminal mischief.
State police - Montville
Gordon Baird, 24, of 30 Hickory St., Norwich, was charged Thursday in Montville with illegal possession of narcotics and narcotics not kept in their original container.
Robert Prokop, 45, of 146 Witchmeadow Road, Salem, was charged Thursday in Montville with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, failure to wear a seat belt and drinking while in a vehicle.
The state judicial branch website has information on the outcome of criminal and motor vehicle arrests. Go to: http://www.jud2.ct.gov/crdockets/SearchByDefDisp.aspx.
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Tribology – a moving story
2013 October 25, 16:49 CEST
The performance of many machines in our everyday life such as cars, trains, airplanes, robots, turbines and compressors depends on contacting surfaces in movement. These surfaces often need to be lubricated for proper durability and energy efficiency. Without lubrication, the wear and damage they suffer need to be contained to reach the designed performance parameters. The knowledge needed to do all this is included in the science branch called "Tribology".
Gothenburg, 25 October, 2013: Tribology is the science and engineering of interacting surfaces in relative motion. It includes the study and application of the principles of friction, lubrication and wear. Tribology is a branch of mechanical engineering and materials science.
In 1966, the Jost Report [1] produced by a Committee of the British Department of Education and Science officially coined the word Tribology to describe this entire field.
The word tribology derives from the Greek root τριβ- of the verb τρίβω, tribo, "I rub" in classic Greek; and the suffix -logy from -λογία, -logia "study of", "knowledge of".
The knowledge contained in tribology is used in the design of all kinds of rolling and sliding bearings. In rolling bearings, tribology informs the selection of the lubricants (oil and greases) for an application, the design of the bearing, and the choice of bearing materials and surfaces; it is also used to calculate friction losses, temperature rise and the lifespan of the both the lubricant and the bearing itself.
In early times, rolling bearings were designed mainly using empirical knowledge of materials and basic modelling aspects of mechanics and fatigue. However, due to the high performance requirements that the modern industry has imposed on rolling bearings, empirical knowledge is no longer enough. Many of the requirements affect the contacting surfaces; higher velocities, higher temperatures, higher power densities, thinner lubricants, larger bearing sizes, more aggressive environmental conditions or additives, higher vibration, etc. Rolling bearings are in general extremely reliable components but when they fail, the root cause is often on the surface, e.g. poor lubrication, contamination, wear, high temperatures associated to friction, etc. where the knowledge of tribology is highly relevant. This is why the understanding of tribological mechanisms and the development of innovative tribological solutions have become so important in the bearing industry.
Modern bearings are designed based on highly sophisticated tribological knowledge, from the selection of materials to the design of their geometry and surface finishing, this includes the specification of the lubricant and seals for reliable and safe operation. The tribological knowledge involved requires sophisticated computational models and detailed laboratory experiments and test methods.
In 2012, SKF invested € 180 Million in R&D, representing 2.5% of the annual turnover. The development activities resulted in the submission of 660 invention disclosures and 421 new patents in 2012.
Important innovations have come out as a result of the tribological knowledge in SKF. For example, E2 (energy efficient) bearings, NoWear coating, hybrid bearings, brass and polymer cages, super-finished bearings for special applications, surface texturing, grease and lubricant specifications, low friction seals, etc. are all a result of SKF R&D work.
Tribological knowledge is also packaged into many SKF prediction tools and software. These include BEAST, Bearing Beacon, printed and on-line catalogue models, the SKF friction model for rolling bearings, the SKF bearing life model (specially the lubrication and contamination factors), the SKF grease life model, and the SKF surface distress model. These are important tools in the development of innovations and in the prediction of bearing performance in conditions where the surface plays a major role.
SKF Tribology Cooperation with Universities
SKF has established long-term co-operations with some of the best universities in the tribology field, which is unique in the bearing industry. Although high-tech companies such as SKF have their own internal research and development facilities and specialists, the advantage of working with academia is the access to world-class scientists and engineers with a long-term mindset and a different approach, enhancing overall creativity. The window for achieving results is often much more long term than it would be in-house. However, to keep high-level tribology research in-house is of paramount importance in order to be able to integrate and to input the business perspective to the academic research.
Imperial College
Imperial College London is one of the world's leading technical universities, consistently ranked in the top 10 best universities worldwide [2]. Imperial's Mechanical Engineering Department hosts one of the SKF University Technology Centres (SKF UTC). The Centre was founded in January 2010 and its research focuses on fundamental studies of tribological systems using advanced modelling and measurement methods.[3]. Professor Hugh Spikes and Dr Amir Kadiric [4] lead a rapidly expanding team that currently comprises seven PhD students, and two post-doctoral research associates. The establishment of the UTC at Imperial College formalised an existing long-standing cooperation with SKF of more than 30 years, during which time the former SKF technical director Prof. Stathis Ioannides has been visiting professor at Imperial College.
The SKF UTC is an integral part of Imperial's Tribology Group which was established more than 60 years ago and is internationally recognised as one of the world-leading groups in tribology research. Amongst its achievements are many pioneering studies in tribology including into diesel lubricity, application of optical interferometry techniques in tribology and modelling of rough surface contacts. The quality of the Group's research is recognised through numerous awards received by its members including three Tribology Trust Gold Medals, STLE International Award and Imperial College Research Excellence Award as well as more than 20 annual best paper awards from leading Tribology journals.
The objective of the Imperial College UTC team is to develop a detailed understanding of tribological phenomena at the interface in order to improve component durability and reduce frictional losses. This is achieved through a combination of novel experimental techniques and advanced numerical models. Current projects include studies of elasto-hydrodynamic lubrication (EHL) in rough contacts, contact mechanics of engineered surfaces, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling of EHL, performance of lubricant additives, low friction greases, influence of roughness on contact friction, initiation and propagation of surface cracks, smearing damage in roller bearings and bearing seal lubrication.
The UTC works closely with SKF's own Engineering and Research Centre in The Netherlands, which ensures that the fundamental understanding developed within the UTC is successfully utilised by SKF, with the ultimate goal of reducing friction and wear in SKF bearings and thereby extending their service life and environmental performance.
INSA de Lyon
In France, INSA Lyon is one of the university sites with the greatest concentration of expertise and researchers in high technology, reflecting its culture and commitment to a multi-disciplinary research approach. With 21 laboratories employing 500 researchers and 650 doctoral students, INSA Lyon is a unique centre for research, producing breakaway scientific research, often integrated in innovative applications by its industrial partners.
The LaMCoS (INSA Lyon, CNRS UMR5259) Laboratory is a multi-disciplinary laboratory working in the field of Contact and Solid Mechanics and Structural Dynamics. It provides a wide range of expertise in tribology, fast dynamics, vibration mechanics, control, transmission systems, rotating machines and material forming. The laboratory's overall scientific objective is to conduct research on understanding and controlling the behaviour of mechanical systems and structures, while taking into account their interfaces.
The cooperation in tribology research between INSA de Lyon and SKF can be traced back more than 20 years, when first the idea of developing a machine to test large spinning contacts was developed. This machine is now a reality; it is called Tribogyr [5] and it is already providing new insights into the behaviour of friction in rolling elements, which is important in meeting commercial trends towards higher power density and friction reduction in bearings. In addition, SKF Engineering and Research Centre (ERC) researcher Guillermo Morales Espejel has been visiting professor at INSA de Lyon (LaMCoS) since 2004.
Recently, SKF and INSA de Lyon have further strengthened their cooperating by setting-up the SKF Chair on Lubricated Interfaces for the Future at INSA de Lyon [6]. The aim of this six-year Chair is to carry out an upstream, cross-functional study covering the identification, understanding and modelling of the behaviour of lubricants under extreme conditions imposed by the lubricated interfaces. In the field of aerospace in particular, lubricants (often complex fluids due to their nature and composition) play a crucial role in reducing friction losses, wear and the risk of damage. One of the objectives of the Chair is to anticipate future developments dictated by economic, social and environmental constraints.
The subjects addressed will particularly focus on:
- Lubricating fluids: From rheology to lubrication,
- Lubricants and complex fluids: From molecular mechanisms to lubrication,
- Free surface flows in lubrication, fluid/solid interactions.
In addition to research, the Chair aims to attract young researchers and students towards SKF by means of internships and/or short project research in the different locations of SKF France or the SKF ERC.
University of Twente
Another long-standing cooperation of SKF in the field of tribology has been with the Tribology and Fluids Mechanics departments of the University of Twente in The Netherlands. The ERC's researcher Piet M. Lugt is visiting professor in Tribology based Maintenance at the Tribology department of the University of Twente and Dr. C.H. Venner from the Fluids Mechanics department is visiting scientist at SKF ERC.
The visiting professorship on "Tribology based Maintenance" (Predictive Maintenance) pursues the following areas:
1. Models for reliability of bearings systems
2. Re-lubrication intervals
3. Rheology of grease
The work of Dr. Venner at ERC focuses on new modelling techniques for fluid-solid interactions and is directly concerned with the long-term development of new predicting tools.
1. Jost, H. P. (ed.) 1966 Lubrication—tribology. Education and research. A report. London: HMSO.
2. http://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/world-university-rankings/2012
3. Cooperation for Creative Changes, SKF Evolution, 2011, No. 1. http://evolution.skf.com/cooperation-for-creative-changes/
4. Slick Research, SKF Evolution, 2013, No. 2 http://evolution.skf.com/slick-research/
5. The Beast of Lyon – Putting Large Bearing Contacts to the Test, SKF Evolution, 2012, No. 1 http://evolution.skf.com/the-beast-of-lyon-%E2%80%93-putting-large-bearing-contacts-to-the-test/
6. SKF Chair Presentation (INSA de Lyon). http://fondation.insalyon.fr/news/enewsletter3/download/SKF_CHAIR_PRESENTATION.pdf
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Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher who lived from 535-475 BC got it right: the only thing constant is change. Whether bustling with people or sparsely populated (or even abandoned), places change: Paris looks much different than it did 100 years ago; Colorado isn't the same place it was in 1870. Although they are recreating an existing piece, when miniature artists begin a new project they get to determine the atmosphere: is it 1472 with the original occupants in residence or is it the present day? Is the sun shining at high noon or preparing to set for the evening?
Harry Smith, and Kevin Mulvany and Susie Rogers have two very different interpretations of the Palace of Versailles. Smith's Louis XV study appears as though King Louis XV just stepped out for an afternoon stroll in the delightful gardens. Mulvany and Rogers's deserted garden pavilion in a long-ago abandoned Versailles is filled with clouded glass, tattered remnants of history, and a foreboding sense of better days gone by. The artists used artistic details to convey two very different, but very wonderful, atmospheres! The artists used artistic details to convey two very different, but very wonderful, atmospheres!
Photo courtesy of Mulvany and Rogers.


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Degrassi goes to Hollywood
Exclusive photos of Degrassi cast members in LA shooting scenes for what's rumoured to be a movie of the week to air Summer 2009…?!?!?
Stacey Farber's Ellie looks like she's having a Britney at Venice Beach, except she has her clothes on. Word is they've booked a boatload of celebrity cameos – Degrassi, a Canadian show, is actually much more popular in the US. And everywhere outside its home country. Apparently we don't want to support our own star system?
Degrassi is the highest rated show on The N. So these photos will no doubt stir some fan board speculation about Ellie's possible breakdown. And Adamo Ruggiero in a wet white tuxedo shirt is also stirring … ugh. Never mind. He's an infant.


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Via Miano, 2 - Tel. 081.7499111 Sito web: www.museo-capodimonte.it - www.capodim.napolibeniculturali.it The building of Reggia di Capodimonte goes back to the reign of Carlo di Borbone to host the Farneses... [read more]
Via Settembrini, 79 - Tel. 081.292833 - Sito web: www.museomadre.it The Museum of Contemporary Art Donna Regina (M.A.D.R.E) was named after the building that hosts it, that is the Palace Donnaregina ,... [read more]
Piazza Museo, 19 - Tel. 081.4422149 - Sito web: marcheo.napolibeniculturali.it It is the most ancient and important archaeological museum in Europe; it can boast the richest and valuable heritage of archaeological... [read more]
Via dei Mille, 60 - Tel 081.7958605/6 - Sito web: www.palazzoartinapoli.net It is the first public place meant to be a permanent centre for contemporary art. Pan hosts cultural expressions of every form... [read more]
Via della Riviera di Chiaia, 200 - Tel. 081.7612356; 081.4107066 - Sito web: www.pignatelli.napolibeniculturali.it The neoclassical mansion and the large estate, known as Villa Pignatelli, now Diego... [read more]
Via Pozzuoli, 5 - Tel. 081.6173749 - Sito web: www.museodelmarenapoli.it - www.museodelmarenapoli.org Annexed to the Naval Institute, it displays items to show the marine technics evolution. It divides... [read more]
Via Moiariello, 16 - Tel. 081.5575111 - Sito web: www.oacn.inaf.it/museo/indice/index.htm The Museum divides into three wings: The wing of the instrument of the Bambergs passages, the wing of Repsolds... [read more]
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Anthropology: Via Mezzocannone, 8 Tel. 081.2535201 Mineralogy: Via Mezzocannone, 8 Tel. 081.2535163 Zoology: Via Mezzocannone, 8 Tel. 081.2535164 The 50.000 finds of the Museum of Paleontology date back... [read more]
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The CDC's new iPad app turns taxpayers into digital epidemiologists who solve cases involving mysterious illnesses.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's free app, Solve the Outbreak, may help public health officials educate Americans about massive sickness and treatment.
The app is an interactive, question-and-answer game that educates players about how medical professionals identify mysterious illnesses that strike large populations. Though Solve the Outbreak doesn't have much replay value, it's still an informative experience.
People play as disease detectives in three missions and investigate clues to discover what's happened to make people sick in scenario. Each clue offers information about the outbreak and asks players what to do next.
In one case, for example, a mysterious stomach bug strikes a bunch of college students, and the player must choose one of three options that will lead them to discover what the illness is. Do they question each victim to find out what they have in common, do they quarantine the students, or do they simply tell them to rest and stop partying so hard?
By answering questions and diving deeper into cases, players gain insight into how the government handles mysterious illnesses. With only three static missions that don't change after playing, however, Solve the Outbreak lacks the features necessary to keep people coming back play multiple times.
Check out Government Technology's detailed review of Solve the Outbreak in the video above.


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Kurtz, Jonathan (1848-1938)
Jonathan Kurtz, b. 8 July 1848 near Lancaster, Fairfield County Ohio, d. 10 July 1930 in Mishawaka, Indiana, was a leading bishop in the Indiana-Michigan Amish Mennonite Conference, and the merged Mennonite (Mennonite Church) Conference. He was ordained preacher in 1882, and bishop in 1888, serving the Maple Grove congregation near Topeka, Indiana. He was an early and active supporter of progressive activities of all kinds, and helped in establishing missionary and educational work (Goshen College) in the activities of the church. He was married to Lizzie Byler on 19 March 1878. They had five children.
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Bender, Harold S. "Kurtz, Jonathan (1848-1938)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1958. Web. 21 Feb 2020. https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Kurtz,_Jonathan_(1848-1938)&oldid=113473.
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Bender, Harold S. (1958). Kurtz, Jonathan (1848-1938). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 21 February 2020, from https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Kurtz,_Jonathan_(1848-1938)&oldid=113473.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 3, p. 262. All rights reserved.
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HARLAN, Ind. (WANE) A Harlan home was completely destroyed by fire early Thursday.
Firefighters were called just after 9 a.m. on a report of a fire at a home at 12110 School St. on Harlan's northeast side. Crews arrived to find flames rising from the single-story home.
Officials said there were people in the home at the time of the fire but they all escaped without any injuries.
The home was considered a total loss, firefighters said.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.


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We are so close to Plymouth that it's worth a visit over the next few weeks so the kids can see and experience the history that they learn in school. Check out Pilgrim Memorial State Park , home to the Mayflower II and the Plymouth Rock, then head down the road to Plimoth Plantation to experience pilgrim life as it was back in the 17th century. Plymouth is easy to get to from the North Shore, take 93 South to Route 3 South, you can't miss it!
At Plimoth Plantation, all staff are characters in historic dress showing what life was like living in Plymouth in 1627. There is a 1627 English Village, a Craft Center, a Wampanoag Tribe homesite, and the Nye Barn. Visit the welcome center on arrival where a short movie will and offer a brief history of the plantation and the origins of the first Thanksgiving.
There are a few good lunch and dinner spots nearby like Wood's Seafood and Blue Blinds Bakery that make for a nice ending to a fun day.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, a day trip like this over the weekend is a great opportunity to see Thanksgiving in another light by walking through the history of the holiday.