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Basic Materials
1. Archival is a term which means your paper, paints, and ink won't fade or degrade over time.
2. Use paper with a smooth finish. The terms plate, vellum, and hot-press, all mean the paper is smooth enough for calligraphy. Hot-press Arches or Fabriano brand watercolor paper is what I usually use.
3. Gouache or watercolor paints are good. Acrylic paints tend to look plastic. Oil paints don't work on paper. The oil will eventually destroy the paper. Commercial 'tempera' paints are not good either – they can chip & fade.
4. Buy a decent brush with a very pointy tip. A sharp point will help when you're trying to paint details. I use a size #1 'round' watercolor brush most often.
5. A basic pencil, eraser, and ruler will be very useful for tracing, sketching & working out your designs. Use a white eraser. Colored erasers may leave color smudges or smears. 'Kneaded' erasers also work.
6. I prefer a 'dip' pen which consists of a separate metal nib and a nib-holder. Cartridge pens also work well. Cutting a quill pen from a feather takes some practice but is the ideal tool for writing and drawing on real vellum (animal skin).
In addition to checking out your local craft & hobby shops, here are a couple of online sources:
High-quality, inexpensive, brushes that have a fine-pointed tip:
Watercolor paper and a wide variety of art supplies:
Artist & Craftsman Supply - variety of art supplies
Scribal supplies & instruction books:
Griffin Dye Works: small lampwork mullers, glass grinding slabs, some pigments, brush rests, ink stones, ink bottles, mixing pans, etc.
Dry pigments & supplies for making your own paints:
M. Horowitz gold leaf
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Random Tips & Tricks
1. Tracing is totally period. There are descriptions and recipes for a variety of tracing papers in medieval writings.
2. Straight edge – Use a ruler with cork backing or put several pieces of tape along the back to raise the edge from the paper slightly. This will keep ink from wicking under the ruler when you draw along the edge.
3. White work – is a term used in the SCA to describe fine white lines and patterns painted over an area of color.
4. Thin the paint (watercolor or gouache) with water to a consistency like heavy cream. Thin it more if you need to get very thin lines or tiny details.
6. Use the tip of your brush to get into corners and make fine lines. A light touch will give you more control. You can also use a bigger brush to lay in large areas of one color. A larger brush that comes to a very fine point will hold more paint and make it easier to do long lines than a very tiny brush with a few short hairs.
7. Look at and study medieval examples. Be aware that photographs in books may not be true to the actual colors of the original. What you are looking at in a reproduction is printer's ink, not gold leaf, shell gold, actual pigments or ink. Medieval colors may degrade or tarnish over time. Gray might be tarnished silver leaf. Also read the text and note the size of the original. Many photos are greatly enlarged. Medieval manuscript sizes varied from huge books several feet across to tiny ones an inch wide.
8. Metal 'dip pen' nibs have a thin coating of varnish to keep them from rusting while they sit on the store shelf. You need to remove this coating before using the nib for the first time. Run the working tip of the nib through a small flame (candle or match) very briefly. The varnish will burn off and leave black soot. Wipe off the soot and you are ready to go. Be very careful not to burn yourself. The nib is metal and will heat up if you hold it in the flame for more than a moment.
9. Pounce: gum sandarac is a type of pounce - a powdered substance applied to paper or vellum to improve the writing surface. If your ink 'feathers' or 'beads up' on the surface of your paper or vellum, tap a 'pounce bag' of gum sandarac over the surface. Dust off the excess. This will help keep your ink where you put it. (Pounce bag: cloth bag full of finely powdered gum sandarac. The powder sifts through the fibers of the bag when you tap it on the paper surface.) Pumice and several other substances are also used as pounce.
10. To practice a new calligraphy hand, xerox a copy of the exemplar you wish to learn on the lightest setting. Match the width of your pen nib to the letters on the copy. Then trace over the letters to familiarize yourself with the strokes, letter shapes, and spacing of letters, words, and lines.
11. Don't become too attached to a specific pen nib. They will eventually wear down and corrode over time. Buy several of the same size in the brand you like.
12. If your metal pen nib has a burr or is not quite sharp enough to give you the fine hairstroke lines you want, rub it across a piece of emery paper or crocus cloth several times to smooth it. Don't sharpen it too much or it will slice through your paper. The finest grit of nail-polishing emery boards work well for this. (The variety used for polishing the fingernail surface.) Make sure the emery paper or crocus cloth is on a hard flat surface to ensure your nib retains its straight edge.
13. Get on the scribal lists and ask questions. The scribes are very happy to talk to you and are very helpful and knowledgeable.
14. Good website with instructions on learning left-handed calligraphy: http://www.iampeth.com/lessons_left-handed.php
15. When using loose gold leaf, you can use a VERY clean pair of small scissors to cut through the leaf and the paper page of your leaf booklet. Cutting with the scissors crimps the edge of the gold leaf & paper slightly, so that you can use the paper to position the gold leaf (like patent leaf) without haveing to invest in a gilders cushion, tip, & knife. Make sure you don't use the scissors for anything else or you may get oil or some other substance on the blades which will stick to the leaf. Wipe the scissor blades with a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol to help clean them.
16. You can use a straight-edge or ruler to help rule straight lines with a paint brush. You must firmly prop the straight-edge/ruler at an angle with your hand, or place a block under the straight-edge to raise it high enough to touch only the ferrule (metal part of brush that attaches bristles to handle). Hold the ferrule of the brush firmly against the straight edge and the bristle point just touching the paper. Then draw the brush steadily down the length of the straight edge to mark your line.


text: I started early. Another aimless wandering of a clueless soul. There was the sandwich bar that had the day's special. Back at the crowd, I read over a cup of green tea with a twist of lemon - "'I love walking in London,' said Mrs. Dalloway. 'Really it's better than walking in the country.'" The store next door had a sale. The street was up on sale and I was rich today. Today, I could indulge. The Chrysanthemums at the florist enthralled me like Vincent was by Sun flowers. Bought a bunch - green and white. Bought a green sweatshirt for the winter that passed by and a bunch of glitzy Tees for the years when I couldn't afford them. Bought a pair of beach sandals and a sipper. I could smell the aroma of saffron in the air. It was time to indulge - again. Stopped at the bus stop and watched the traffic go by. Flagged a cab and headed home. I unlocked the door and nudged it wide open. There was something still missing.

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Dedication to getting the word out about UMD's Sustainability Certificate!
Earlier this month UMD celebrated Food Day with tours, talks by those who work on the UMD farm and best of all veggies served at the dining locations grown at the farm. It's a great time to mention another way departments at UMD are working to broaden our opportunities for education around our food and food systems. You may know that UMD offers both undergraduate and masters degrees in sustainability, but are you aware that Continuing Education offers a go at your own pace five-module Sustainable Food Systems Certificate. Click here to check it out the details!
By the way... - The UMD farm veggies served on UMD's Food Day were fantastic!
The corn was so tasty it needed no butter or seasoning!
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The corn was so tasty it needed no butter or seasoning!
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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
Summarize Master Thomas's response to Douglass's request that he be allowed to hire himself out.
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When Master Thomas came to town, Douglass inquired if he would hire Douglass out, but the man refused, calling it a "stratagem by which to escape" and encouraged Douglass to remain content with his situation.
Douglass then asked Master Hugh for the same thing two months later, and after some careful thought, Mater Hugh agreed. The deal was that Douglass could find work but pay Master Hugh three dollars a week and cover his own food, room, calking tools, and clothing. This arrangement favored Master Hugh because "it relieved him of the need of looking after me. His money was sure. He received all of the benefits of slaveholding without its evils; while I endured all of the evils of a slave, and suffered all the care and anxiety of a free man.


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More than 80 residents attended last weekend's North Long Beach Community Assembly, where they were presented in information on the new North Branch Library. LPA, the architects of the library spoke in detail of what to expect of this state of the art community building.
A video preview of Phase IV of the "Building A Better 9th District Program" themes, "Reach, Reform, Realize" was shown to the audience. Click here to watch the preview of Phase IV: Reach, Reform Realize.
Neighborhood associations and community leaders from 8th and 9th Districts also introduced themselves to those in attendance and spoke about the the latest community updates.
Stay tuned for more information on the new North Branch Library such as the demolition of the old Atlantic Theater and furniture store.
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Live updates
- David Johns (@davidjohns_itv)
Sewage leak into Margate homes
David Johns spoke to Donna Tuckell and Monta Reke about the sewage that flooded into their homes from a blocked pipe.
Residents' fury as homes fill with raw sewage
Families in Kent are furious at Southern Water that sewage flooded into their homes from a burst drain. The householders in Margate had only moved in to the new properties three weeks ago.
In a statement today Southern Water said: "We sincerely apologise for the disruption and distress caused by this unexpected incident. Initial investigations indicate that the incident was the result of a blockage caused by a build up of debris such as wet wipes, nappies and fat deposits.
Our team are on site dealing with the situation and liaising directly with the family affected and a comprehensive clean-up is being completed".
Click on the link below to see David Johns' report.
Margate sewage flooding: Southern Water statement
Southern Water has issued a statement after raw sewage flooded into people's homes in Margate from a burst drain.
The householders had only moved in to the new properties three weeks ago.
Families furious after new homes flooded with sewage
Families on a road in Margate are furious after sewage flooded into their homes from a burst drain.
The householders had only moved in to the new properties three weeks ago.
Southern Water have been unable to comment about the incident so far this morning.
Water company facing legal action after sewage floods
Thames Water is facing legal action from residents who have seen their homes flooded repeatedly with sewage.
Several homes in the village of Great Bedwyn near Marlborough in Wiltshire have been affected for years. One resident has seen her home flooded three times in just ten days. Click below for full report
Public meeting follows sewage leak
A public meeting will be held later to investigate why untreated sewage leaked from a water treatment facility, contaminating 16 miles of the Kent coastline.
Thanet District Council was forced to close 22 beaches after the leak from Southern Water's Foreness Point pumping station.
It's believed that the plant discharged the sewage into the sea after it failed to cope with heavy rainfall.
The Environment Agency and Southern Water will both be represented at the meeting, with business leaders calling on the company to provide compensation following the beach closures.
- ITV Report
Water quality given the all clear
'Safe' Thanet beaches reopened
Restrictions on bathing at beaches in Thanet have been lifted following an earlier leak of raw sewage into the sea.
Thanet Council says that results from tests by the Environment Agency have confirmed that water quality has now returned to safe levels to allow bathing in the sea.
Beaches remain closed
Beaches in Thanet remain closed after a sewage spill. Local MP Laura Sandys says the area's sewage pipes are no longer fit for purpose. She is calling for an urgent meeting with Southern Water and Thanet Council to ensure that everything is being done to correct the situation.
Sewage in the sea again
The Environment Agency is investigating the second leak at the Foreness Point sewage pumping station in less than a week.
The facility is run by Southern Water. It's believed to have happened over night. More details later.


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Pizza Port Synergy
Pours from the 750ml bottle a bright golden yellow with a nice bubbly head on top. Looks good in the glass and tempts me to explore further. Aroma pops of Brett with an underlying bright fruity character - peach, citrusy. There's a suprising amount of hops present here, citric, oily and slightly piney as well with a light caramel glaze. An intriguing nose leads this one off that ends up being quite nice if I say so myself.
First sip brings a slightly grainy caramelized maltiness with a tropical, citric frutiness about it. Slighty sour Brett accents present throughout add a really nice dimension to the beer. Resinous, citric hops hit on the way down with a shallow bitterness. Spicy accents with a hint of vanilla and a clean finish.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a steady carbonation...dances across the tongue with ease. Ultimately refreshing, chalk up another fine brew for both Pizza Port and Russian River. A truly tasty conglomeration. I hope to see more beers and brewers experimenting like this more often.
Overall I gave this one a 4.1 out of 5. Good showing.
Check out www.pizzaport.com and feel lucky if you're anywhere near one of their locations!


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The growing number of tech nostalgists embracing the inherent shoddiness of past technologies as some sort of higher aesthetic form mystifies me. Consider the Impossible Project, which organized an entire movement to preserve and re-produce Polaroid Instant Film at great and unprofitable cost. This despite the fact that iPhoto will take any snapshot and make it look just as washed-out and abhorrently 1970s as a Polaroid Instant Photo for nothing. Can't we all just embrace the vastly improved technology of the digital age and satisfy our perverse nostalgia through PhotoShop and iMovie filters?
Regardless, there's a nostalgic niche to be filled in the digital age, and companies that can't compete in the high end gadget market are rushing to film them. Queue the Digital Harinezumi, a faux Super 8 digital video camera shaped like a 110 film cannister, with a 2 megapixel CMOS sensor that can capture both 1600×1200 stills and VGA quality movies to a microSD card, all with the grainy, stuttery and visually smegmous splendor synonymous with one of the lowest quality consumer film options known to the back advertising pages of Famous Monsters of Filmland.
Since you can't outright market your gadget as emulating terrible visual quality, AudioCubes has — of course — employed an aromatherapy copywriter to euphemistically describe the Super 8 experience, which is usually only described in four letters.
"Sometimes we want to indulge ourselves in a dreamy fiction. Dreams are a different representation of our daily happenings; likewise, we want to mix our reality this dreamy effect through the Digital Harinezumi. The Digital Harinezumi represents the reality that we want for us."
Some people are living in a dreamy fiction indeed. If you're one of them, the Digital Harinezumi can be attained for $169.99.
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Speaking of flash fiction and other small things (we were, weren't we?) . . . here's a quote from Stephen Delaney:
"Today, more than 300 years after Leeuwenhoek stuck that water droplet under his lens and saw his "wretched beasties," with the knowledge that trillions of microbes within us do much of our inner housework for us, we're all aware that small doesn't always mean petty. And I think our literature bears this out. If we imagine a work of fiction as a house, small things aren't just the clapboard and trim (though they often are), but they can be structural elements as well. A single hair can make our emotions peak. When sketching a character, that hair can add vertiginous perspective and depth."
The above quote also reminds me of Keats' idea of poetry and its "infinite riches in small rooms." Flash fiction is also a tiny container and the best of these small rooms does bestow riches on the perceptive reader.
Now here's a quote from Henry Miller:
"Every day we slaughter our finest impulses. That is why we get a heartache when we read those lines written by the hand of a master and recognize them as our own, as the tender shoots which we stifled because we lacked the faith to believe in our own powers, our own criterion of truth and beauty. Every man, when he gets quiet, when he becomes desperately honest with himself, is capable of uttering profound truths. We all derive from the same source. There is no mystery about the origin of things. We are all part of creation, all kings, all poets, all musicians; we have only to open up, only to discover what is already there."
Miller makes a strong case for discovering what is already there in each of us. Small things are most certainly already there for the noticing, for the discovering, for the creating of the small room that is flash fiction-- one small detail at a time, one small story at a time, one small truth at a time.
Most certainly the loss of both my parents within a day and a half of each other (at the end of March) was exceedingly traumatic, but it's also time I get back to doing what I love-- exploring, reading, and writing flash fiction. It's about time (and all that that suggests). Maybe these two quotes can inspire you as well.


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Insurance Reforms in India
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The Indian Government is keen on getting the current Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) cap raised from 26% so as to enable foreign investors up their stakes in insuranceorganisations in India. While the Insurance Regulatory Authority of India (IRDA) has been holding the FDI cap steady at 26%, there have been lobbying from various stake holders in the insurance industry to increase the scope of FDI to 49% for the past few years now. Proposals to increase foreign companies' stakes in Indian Insurance companies have been met with stiff resistance from the Left Wing parties who oppose a virtual "sell out" of Indian Insurance industry to foreign organisations. However, the move to increase FDI cap to 49% is widely expected in the industry, which has undergone major reforms over the past few years. While Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), the Public Sector Undertaking (PSU), held a monopoly over insurance products in India, the opening up of the sector to private players and to foreign investors gave rise to a flurry of activity in an industry that has enormous scopes for growth in an under-insured country. Multinational behemoths in Insurance have tied up with their Indian partners – Prudential has joined hands with ICICI, AIG has teamed up with TATA, Allianz with Bajaj, Sun with Birla – as they have been trying to gain market share. With almost 20 insurance companies in operation in India, Insurance premiums of private sectors rose from Rs 272.6 crores in 2001 – 02 to Rs 51,561.4 crores for the year 2007 – 08. LIC still holds the king's share with 149,790 crores of premiums collected in 2007 – 08, almost three times the total premium charged by all private organisations put together. While rural insurance is an area that is yet to be exploited, a 10.3 percent service tax charged is considered detrimental to growth of the rural insurance market. Further, the Government's Universal Health Insurance scheme exempts public sector organisations from service tax, which private players allege, rigs the playing field in favour or PSU's. Industry leaders are also pressurising the government to waive the service tax that would facilitate growth of insurance in rural India. The current relaxation of FDI cap is expected to bring in over Rs 10,000 crores into India through increased foreign participation in the industry, with the passing of the Insurance Amendment Bill. While insurance reforms still have a long way to go as represented by private insurance players, the increase in FDI cap to 49% would be an important milestone that private insurance players are looking forward towards Event| Insurance Sector Reforms in India: Challenges and Opportunities|
Begins| August 18, 2006|
| Ends| August 19, 2006|
| Papers| July 15, 2006|
| Ab.| Insurance Reforms|
Country| India|
| State| Andhra Pradesh|
| City| Hyderabad|
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Category| Business: Banking|
| Category 2| Education: Higher_Education|
| Category 3| Business: Insurance|
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| Contact| Dr.D.Chennappa Seminar Director Department of Commerce Nizam College- Hyderabad, AP|
URL| http://osmania.ac.in|
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Description| Insurance in India started without any regulations in the nineteenth century. It was a typical story of a colonial era: a few British insurance companies dominating the market serving mostly large urban centers. After the independence, the Life Insurance Company was nationalized in 1956, and then the general insurance business was nationalized in 1972. Only in 1999 private insurance companies were allowed back into the business of insurance with a maximum of 26 per cent of foreign holding (World Bank Economic Review 2000). The entry of the State Bank of India with its proposal of bank assurance...
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text: The Pew Research Center's Hispanic Trends Project annually produces reports, databases and interactive maps showing the current geographic concentration of Hispanics throughout the U.S. and how that distribution has changed since 1980. These maps and databases are largely based on the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey. Accompanying these maps are statistical profiles of the Hispanic population in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia along with statistical profiles of the Hispanic population in the 60 largest metropolitan areas. (read full report)


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As the tense environment continues to reel between India and China in the Sikkim sector, Beijing's state-run media today called for Sikkim's separation from the south Asian country. An editorial in the Global Times said that China should strongly consider 'fuelling' pro-independence movement in Sikkim which borders the east Asian nation.
The editorial, in fact, said that this was the only way to make 'India pay for its provocations'. "In the past, China was wary of India playing the Dalai Lama card, but this card is already overplayed and will exert no additional effect on the Tibet question. But if Beijing adjusts its stance on India-sensitive issues, it could be a powerful card to deal with New Delhi."
"As long as there are voices in Chinese society supporting Sikkim's independence, the voices will spread and fuel pro-independence appeals in Sikkim," it reads.
"China needs to end New Delhi's regional hegemony which is swelling to a tipping point," the Chinese Communist Party-run newspaper said. "Supporting Sikkim's independence will be a powerful card to deal with New Delhi."
The daily even suggested that China should rally the world for the abolition of 'unfair' treaties on sovereignty and defence that New Delhi has allegedly 'forced' Bhutan to sign.
"Although China recognized India's annexation of Sikkim in 2003, it can readjust its stance on the matter. There are those in Sikkim that cherish its history as a separate state, and they are sensitive to how the outside world views the Sikkim issue," it said.
The editorial also accused India of having 'brutally cracked down' on Sikkim's 'revolts over sovereignty' in the 60s and 70s. "New Delhi deposed the king of Sikkim in 1975 and manipulated the country's Parliament into a referendum to make Sikkim a state of India."
"India's annexation of Sikkim is like a nightmare haunting Bhutan," the state-backed publication said.
The article further blamed India for not allowing Bhutan to establish diplomatic ties with China.
"India has startling control and oppression over Bhutan, and as a result, Bhutan has not established diplomatic ties with its neighbour China or any other permanent member of the UN Security Council. Through unequal treaties, India has severely jeopardized Bhutan's diplomatic sovereignty and controls its national defence," the editorial said, adding that "China needs to make more efforts to establishing diplomatic ties with the Buddhist kingdom".
"New Delhi's regional hegemony is boldly shown by the border face-off this time. Using the excuse of 'helping Bhutan protect its sovereignty,' India brazenly obstructs China's road construction in Chinese territory," it added.
India and China have been engaged in a standoff in the Dokalam area near the Bhutan trijunction for the past 19 days after a Chinese Army's construction party came to build a road. Doka La is the Indian name for the region which Bhutan recognises as Dokalam, while China claims it as part of its Donglang region. China and Bhutan are engaged in talks over the resolution of the area. Bhutan, however, has no diplomatic ties with China and it is supported militarily and diplomatically by India.
On the standoff, the Ministry of External Affairs had said India was "deeply concerned at the recent Chinese actions and has conveyed to the Chinese government that such construction would represent a significant change of status quo with serious security implications for India".


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Published: 15th May 2005
Number Of Pages: 208
The first is now published and is a brief study of veridical apparitions and hallucinations and haunted houses, or, if you will, the phantasms of the living and the dead; of those manifestations which have been oddly and not very appropriately described as "psychometric"; of the knowledge of the future: presentiments, omens, premonitions, precognitions, and the rest; and lastly of the Elberfeld horses. In the second, which will be published later, I shall treat of the miracles of Lourdes and other places, the phenomena of so called materialization, of the divining-rod and of fluidic asepsis, not unmindful withal of a diamond dust of the miraculous that hangs over the greater marvels in that strange atmosphere into which we are about to pass. Maurice Maeterlinck, from the Introduction to The Unknown Guest AUTHOR BIO: Maurice Maeterlinck (1862-1949) was born in Ghet, Belgium, into a prosperous Francophone Catholic family. Maeterlinck was closely associated with the French literary movement of symbolism, which used symbols to represent ideas and emotions. The author of more than 60 books replete with suggestions of universal mystery and auras of impending doom, Maeterlinck's work as a whole can be read as a symbolist manifesto. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1911.
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 208
Published: 15th May 2005
Publisher: Cosimo Classics
Country of Publication: US
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The Finite Element Method
7th Edition
The Finite Element Method Set, 7th Edition is an extensive reference resource covering the theory and application of FEM in solid, structural and fluid systems. Taking in three books also available separately, the set is software independent and covers founding principles alongside the latest developments in mathematics, modeling and analysis.
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- The Finite Element Method: Its Basis and Fundamentals, 7th Edition
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The Finite Element Method: Its Basis and Fundamentals, 7th Edition
Table of contents:
Some Preliminaries: The Standard Discrete System; A Direct Physical Approach to Problems in Elasticity; Generalization of the Finite Element Concepts; Galerkin-Weighted Residual and Variational Approaches; 'Standard' and 'hierarchical' Element Shape Functions: Some General Families of Continuity; Mapped Elements and Numerical Integration – 'Infinite' and 'Singularity' Elements; Two Dimensional Problems in Plane Stress, Plane Strain and Axisymmetric Elasticity; Steady-State Field Problems; Three-Dimensional Elasticity and Field Problems; Mesh Generation; The Patch Test; Mixed Formulation and Constraints – Complete Field Methods; Incompressible Materials; Mixed Formulation and Constraints; Errors, Recovery Processes and Error Estimates; Adaptive Finite Element Refinement; Point-Based Approximations – Meshless Methods; The Time Dimension – Semi-discretization of Field and Dynamic Problems and Analytical Solution Procedures; The Time Dimension – Discrete Approximation in Time; Coupled Systems; Computer Procedures for Finite Element Analysis; Matrix Algebra; Tensor-Indicial Notation in the Approximation of Elasticity Problems; Basic Equations of Displacement Analysis; Some Integration Formulae for a Triangle; Some Integration Formulae for a Tetrahedron; Some Vector Algebra; Integration by Parts in Two and Three Dimensions (Green's Theorem); Solutions Exact at Nodes; Matrix Diagonalization or Lumping
The Finite Element Method for Solid and Structural Mechanics, 7th Edition
Table of contents:
General problems in solid mechanics and non-linearity; Galerkin method of approximation – irreducible and mixed forms; Solution of non-linear algebraic equations; Inelastic and non-linear materials; Geometrically non-linear problems – finite deformation; Material constitution in finite deformation; Treatment of constraints – contact and tied interfaces; Pseudo-rigid and rigid-flexible bodies; Structural mechanics problems in one dimension – rods; Structural mechanics problems in two dimensions – plates and shells; Structural mechanics problems in two dimensions – linearize theory; Curved rods and axisymmetric shells; Discrete element methods; Multi-scale modelling; Computer procedures
The Finite Element Method for Fluid Dynamics, 7th Edition
Table of contents:
Introduction to the equations of fluid dynamics and the finite element approximation; Convection dominated problems – finite element approximations to the convection–diffusion-reaction equation; The characteristic-based split (CBS) algorithm; Incompressible Newtonian laminar flows; Incompressible non-Newtonian flows; Free surface and buoyancy driven flows; Compressible high-speed gas flow; Turbulent flows; Flow through porous media; Shallow water problems; Long and medium waves; Short waves; Local conservation; Fluid-structure interaction; Biofluid dynamics; Micro-scale fluid dynamics and molecular dynamics; Computer implementation of the CBS algorithm; Appendices
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Butterworth-Heinemann 2014
- Published:
- 20th November 2013
- Imprint:
- Butterworth-Heinemann
- Hardcover ISBN:
- 9781856176309
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780080950976
About the Author
Olek Zienkiewicz
O. C. Zienkiewicz was one of the early pioneers of the finite element method and is internationally recognized as a leading figure in its development and wide-ranging application. He was awarded numerous honorary degrees, medals and awards over his career, including the Royal Medal of the Royal Society and Commander of the British Empire (CBE). He was a founding author of The Finite Element Method books and developed them through six editions over 40 years up to his death in 2009.
Affiliations and Expertise
Finite element method pioneer and former UNESCO Professor of Numerical Methods in Engineering, Barcelona, Spain
Robert Taylor
R. L. Taylor is Emeritus Professor of Engineering and Professor in the Graduate School, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley.
Affiliations and Expertise
Emeritus Professor of Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, USA.


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MALE, Maldives: Police in the Maldives have dragged the country's former president into a court, which ordered his detention throughout his trial over a decision to arrest a senior judge three years ago.
Mohamed Nasheed was arrested Sunday and charged under an anti-terrorism law, AP reported.
He was brought to Criminal Court on Monday for the first hearing, and was dragged into the courtroom after he resisted police attempts to stop him from speaking to journalists gathered outside.
The three-judge panel gave Nasheed three days to name his lawyers.
The Maldives government says the anti-terrorism law covers not only violent terrorism, but a wide array of actions against the state.
Nasheed resigned as president in 2012 following weeks of public protests against his order to arrest the top Criminal Court judge.
India on Monday said it was concerned over recent developments in the Maldives, including the "arrest and manhandling" of former President Mohamed Nasheed, and asked all the involved to resolve their differences within the constitutional framework.
"We are concerned at recent developments in the Maldives, including the arrest and manhandling of former President Nasheed. We urge all concerned to calm the situation and resolve their differences within the constitutional and legal framework of Maldives," Spokesperson of the External Affairs Ministry Syed Akbaruddin said.
India reiterates its commitment to supporting the people and the government of Maldives in their quest for peace, development, prosperity and democracy, he added.


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The Player: Discovery Networks
The Date: April 2, 2008
The Venue: Frederick P. Rose Hall at Time Warner Center
Key Execs: David M. Zaslav, president-CEO, Discovery Communications; Joseph Abruzzese, president-advertising sales; John Ford, president-general manager, Discovery Channel; Eileen O'Neil, president-general manager, TLC; Marjorie Kaplan, president-general manager, Animal Planet; Patrick Younge, president-general manager, Travel Channel; Christina Norman, CEO, Oprah Winfrey Network
The Food: In keeping with Discovery's earth-and-nature tone, attendees had a choice of healthy fare, including scallop burgers, vegetarian meatloaf served in the shape of a cupcake and baby zucchini with lavender. But no worries, upfront hoppers, decadence was also on the menu, in the form of such tasty treats as miniature beef Wellington and a station devoted to frosted-before-your-eyes gourmet cupcakes that you could take home with you in a little bakery box.
The Drinks: A full bar included everything from Jack Daniels to Crown Royal.
The Ratings Game: Discovery Channel is by far the kingpin of this 13-cable-channel operation, winning an average of 1.175 million live-plus-same-day viewers during 2008 primetime, according to Nielsen. Animal Planet captured an average of 551,000, while TLC notched 876,000.
Last Year's Take: Discovery Channel saw ad revenue increase 9% in 2008, rising to about $557.1 million from $510.9 million, according to TNS Media Intelligence. Animal Planet saw ad sales decline 3.9% to about $214.6 million from about $223.4 million. TLC saw ad sales rocket 10.4% to about $299.9 million from about $271.7 million.
The Digital Play: Many of Discovery's channels have distinctly targeted web accompaniments. Planet Green has TreeHugger, where environmentalists can dig deeper into earth-saving ideas; Animal Planet has Petfinder; and parent company Discovery Communications is giving a bright spotlight to HowStuffWorks, which, when you think about it, is what a good portion of the programming the company's cable channels explain.
The Pitch: It's no secret that broadcast networks are facing big challenges thanks to the one-two punch of a broad range of emerging digital-media venues and a sagging economy. If you're a company whose main thrust is cable, this is a good year to throw a few sharp elbows. And so the executives at Discovery Communications did, with Mr. Abruzzese pointing out that a marketer could buy time on four of his networks during prime time for the same amount spent on a single broadcast network. The Discovery folks made the usual cable-positive arguments: that broadcast networks are showing ratings declines or that some are scaling back original scripted fare, such as NBC, which is introducing a new talk show from Jay Leno in prime time. Mr. Abruzzese made a point of saying that Discovery Networks' offerings could compete with the new Peacock chat show.
Others outside the company have also started to tout Discovery's view. In a recent research note, Bernstein analyst Michael Nathanson noted that Discovery's new Oprah Winfrey Network -- also known as OWN -- could be a growth driver in years to come, and that Discovery has a high exposure to stable affiliate fees and a focus on "evergreen" content that has cost advantages. Even so, ad declines and the economy pose challenges to the company.
Executives at the upfront promised bold programming. Animal Planet, in the midst of an identity shift, is putting more focus on drama, while still retaining a focus on pets. "Pit Bulls and Parolees," a new show, will show Tia Torres offering both abandoned dogs and forsaken ex-cons a shot at redemption.
While most of the company's "emerging" networks got only a few minutes to tell their tale, some time was reserved for chatter about OWN, with CEO Christina Norman (a former top executive at MTV) outlining a plan to focus on programming "for people who are living life with purpose."
One program, "Excellent Adventure," will feature a celebrity making a cross-country trip with a best friend, with the clip introducing the show featuring comediennes Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. Another program, titled "The Peter Walsh Project," will be one of many that feature life-improvement experts made popular through appearances on Oprah Winfrey's daytime talk show. Mr. Walsh helps people sift through the clutter of their homes to improve their lifestyle. OWN is slated to make its debut in 2010, executives said.


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Harlem: The Early Years
The movement was given its name in 1925 when Rhodes Scholar and Howard University professor Alain Locke published an anthology of poems, essays, stories and illustrations with the title. Contributors to this historic volume included some of the most prominent and renown Black literary and visual arts figures of the period, such as Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Sterling Brown, Eric Walrond and Aaron Douglas. An impressive array of writers, poets and artists contributed to the artistic abundance of the period, and Harlem was home to most of them: Claude McKay, Countee Cullen, Laura Wheeler Waring, Jesse Fauset, Jean Toomer, Edward A. Harleston, Richmond Barthé and Bruce Nugent are among them. These artists and writers looked inward and found strength in African American culture. Representatives of the new spirit of Black American, they reflected the folk culture of Blacks in strong, realistic terms.


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We're excited to announce to our Mexican partners that 3CX distributor Neocenter will be holding a 2 day training event this November in Mexico!
The training sessions will cover basic and advanced 3CX subjects and are set to take place on Wednesday November 9th and Thursday November 10th at the Neocenter Corporate Office in Mexico City. The workshops are free for all 3CX partners who need only a knowledge of Microsoft networking technology and concepts to take part.
The training agenda will begin with an introduction to 3CX and the latest version and will go on to cover phone and extension configuration, VoIP gateways and more. The advanced workshop will look at more complex concepts and advanced troubleshooting and will end with a Q&A with Neocenter Technical Support. The events are a great chance to get hands-on training with version 15 and prepare for the 3CX Certification Exam.
For more information regarding the full agenda, the location of the event, and to book your place, please visit the links below:
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Join us for the 26th Sweet Inspiration Link Party
Oh my word, I can't believe it's the end of September. Where does the time go? Welcome to our 26th Sweet Inspiration link party! I'm so excited to be part of this great party, where 5 bloggers hold an amazing party every week. It's the perfect place to to share your latest creations and inspire everyone! So why not join us every Friday at 3pm UTC and enjoy some Sweet Inspiration.
Welcome to the 26th Sweet Inspiration Link Party
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This little skull from Howling at the Moon made me smile. Even the spiders came to have a look and it's perfectly Booo-tiful for Halloween.
Hmmm, I love Apfelstrudel, it brings back a lot of childhood memories and I really want a piece [or many] of this Apple Strudel from Yummy Kitchen!
This fall wreath by Sherry from Olives-N-Okra is absolutely beautiful!!
Leanna of Faeries and Fauna takes us on a tour of her beautiful Home. There is so much to see!
Wendi from H2O Bungalow used some birch bark to create a lovely candle that is perfect for any place at home on fall
And the most clicked through post this week was from the Thrifty Rebel Vintage. Congratulations, you had us all green with envy 😉
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Dedicated to adventure in many forms, in the mid 80s Jeff dropped out of college for the first time and over the course of nine months, crossed the Sahara desert. As part of this quest, he ventured far out into the desert to an ancient oasis named Siwa, where Alexander the Great had been proclaimed descendant of the sun god Rah 24 centuries earlier. He then ventured through the volatile Darfur region in the west of the Sudan, in the course of which he was interrogated by Sudanese Military Intelligence and was accused of being an Israeli spy. On this trip, he visited six of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Exhausted and broke, he finally ended up in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, with toxic hepatitis and giardia. He stumbled home a gaunt 135 lbs.
Later, he earned the highest level of full certification for a snowboard instructor from the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA). He put his talents to good use in places like Aspen and Snowmass, Colorado, Chamonix and Argentierre in the French Alps, and finally in the Remarkables of New Zealand. In the late 80s, he rode a dirt bike across Guatemala to visit then difficult-to-access Tikal, skirting heavily-armed Guatemalan army patrols during the height days of that country's grisly civil war that claimed the lives of over 200,000 Maya Indians.
Jeff has pursued his devotion to travel through many forms including, of course, that standard of modern travel, the trans-continental flight; as well as ships; boats; cars; trucks and autobuses, some stuffed with chickens and mountains of bags; donkey carts; tractor trailers (both riding on the back axle and scrunching low to avoid jarring shock in the back of a tin trailers without suspension); fire engines; military convoys; motorcycles; bicycles; donkeys, camels, and horses; trains, inside and out, as well as on top of; buses filled with soldiers; and in a sinking rowboat in a storm off the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. Jeff speaks French and Spanish passably well, and at one time was conversant in Swedish too.
Jeff has climbed 35 of Colorado's 54 fourteeners. In addition, he has hiked in locales as diverse and exotic as well as the foothills of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey, the great volcano outside of Mexico City Ixtaccihuatl, the foothills of the Himalayas in India's spectacular Himachal Pradesh state, and Mauna Loa on the big island of Hawaii. Jeff also built and lived in his own tipi near 11,500 feet in the heart of the Rocky Mountains of the American West.
More recently, he and his wife drove from Colorado to Guatemala to make a documentary film about climate change's effect on poor and vulnerable populations. The film is called, "2012: A Journey to the Maya Heartland" and will be released in early 2012.
Jeff has pursued his passions in reading, having spent many happy hours in contemplative rewards. Jeff has written numerous works of non-fiction for magazines and newspapers nationally as well as three novels, one collection of short stories, and now a script.


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Actress Tamlyn Tomita actually read the now infamous NI'IHAU project script, which was given to her by the producers, in probably the hopes of stoking her interest to be a part of this project. Well, in a Facebook post from fellow Japanese American actress Keiko Agena (GILMORE GIRLS), she shares an email that Tomita had sent to the producers after reading the script back in February (most likely re-posted with Tomita's permission). Let's just say the KARATE KID PART II actress doesn't hold any punches with the script being the proverbial "punching bag." Here's the Facebook post, embedded, and the entire post pasted below:
In regards to the film, "Ni'ihau" – following is an email expressing my thoughts upon reading it in february – I cannot post the script, but the references to the story are important. This continued practice of 'white-washing' characters and fictionalizing history is not only total bullshit, but further perpetuates the idea that only white people can play the heroes.
Tamlyn Tomita
Feb 7
to Rebecca, Nancy
heyllo rebecca
i appreciate you setting this up, but this script is a piece of shit and i am not mincing words…
my thoughts?
– the writer/director has absolutely done no research whatsoever in writing about native hawaiians and japanese-americans in hawaii pre-1941 – has he ever been to hawaii? has he heard how hawaiians speak?
the dialogue is atrocious in tone, setting, and authenticity – hey!
'eastenders' guy – write what you know and stick with it
– he has the gall to name 2 minor characters after 2 of the most cherished entertainers from hawaii – you know the hawaiian rendition of 'somewhere over the rainbow' accompanied by ukulele? that's izzy ka'ano'i (sic name of the album by the late Hawaiian musician Israel Kamakawiwo'ole), the other is named ke'ali'i reichel, you think no one who appreciates hawaiian music is going to notice that?
– the absolute WTF casting Benehakaka Kanahele with Zach Mcgowan – hey! brit-twit! ever hear of 'white-washing'?
– a fictionalized account of a true incident and he has the audacity of tagging the film with the statement that it's often cited as the reason for bringing about the japanese-american internment camps – if he had dug a little deeper, the truth is, america's concentration camps came about because of "wartime hysteria, racial prejudice, and a failure of political leadership" – how dare he be a proponent of michelle malkin's sub-par research to lend his film a fart of credibility – what? he read the daily kos article and says, hey! what an idea for a movie!
– as to why yoshio harada and irene harada did what they did – this writer/director has no imagination as to the inner conflicts of dual heritages, identities, and allegiances and what the stakes are in making such a choice – "we're gonna be at war, so let's side with the people whom we look like!"
so, yeah, sorry, there is no way i am going in for this…
my apologies for venting, but it all just came tumbling out….
Nextshark has a great roundup of this Facebook post, which aside from being posted by Keiko Agena, but also comedienne and activist Jenny Yang.
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I periodically receive e-mails from people who have stumbled across my blog and are reaching out for support or answers as they embark on their own Cancer Adventure. The first question they always ask: "How are you?" So, here's how I am.
Five years ago, I went in to get some antibiotics for the hacking cough I couldn't get rid of. A chest x-ray sent me to the CT scan place, who sent me back to my general practitioner, who sent me to a pulmonologist, who sent me to a cardio-thoracic surgeon, who sent me to an oncologist, who confirmed that I had diffuse large b-cell lymphoma. I had cancer. Five years ago. Five.
Clinically, "5-year survival" is not that significant for my specific flavor of cancer. My doctor was pleased when I made it to 2 years of remission, after which the odds of my very aggressive cancer returning dropped dramatically. That happy day was June 15th, 2011. But socially, most of us non-doctors understand "5-year survival" as having beaten back the disease, having outrun the odds, drawing the long straw. Its a good thing.
Five years is a really long time to live after facing your own mortality. I'm going to be 40 in just over a year. 40! I didn't think I'd make it to 35. And my kids are 6 and almost-8, and I've been there, raising them, loving them, enjoying them. Five grateful years.
My life is dramatically different than I think it would have been, without cancer. I used to be a lawyer. A good lawyer, yes, toiling at a prestigious law firm, litigating patents for Fortune 500 companies. But I was not happy. I was far more interested in being a lawyer, which to me was shorthand for smart and capable, than in doing what lawyers do. I took a break when my kids were born, and I was working on changing practice areas, trying to find that elusive passion, when I was first diagnosed. Even after my first round of treatment, I was looking for a new job…looking for a government lawyer job, of all things*…when I relapsed. The universe had to hit me over the head, hard, twice, to turn me away from that whole "what will people think when they meet me at a cocktail party?" mentality. Cancer, and an exceptional therapist, helped me build a life centered on what I want to do all day, not on what I want people to think. I don't really go to that many cocktail parties, anyway.
So I spend time with my handsome, fun-loving husband and my funny, quirky children, as much as we can. We've travelled to Amsterdam, Capri, Cape Town. To Tennessee and New York City and Rehoboth Beach and Orlando. To Pebble Beach, to Seattle, to Maine, to Chicago. We've gone on lots of kid-centered trips and lots of grown-up trips.
I've found an outlet for my passion–cooking–that has provided enough income that I've been able to stay home with the kids. I am a competitive cook, and I'm really good at it. Yes, my friends, you are reading the words of the winner of the Sutter Home Build a Better Burger Cook-off, the National Cornbread Championship, the Crisco Mediterranean Inspirations Recipe Contest, the Gallo Family Recipe Contest and the Mama Mary's Pizza Creations Contest, and a finalist in the Gilroy Garlic Cook-off, the Good Housekeeping Cook Your Heart Out Cook-off, and the National Beef Cook-off. Who knew? Cooking contests are far more fun than patent litigation, I promise.
My other discovery is the day to day joy of family life. When I got sick, the hardest, most gut-wrenching aspect was the prospect of leaving my very young children. I remember making Zach's tear-salted first birthday cake, thinking that it would be the only one I ever made for him. And later this week, I'll be making cupcakes to bring to his 6th birthday, at the laser tag place, to watch him and his gang of rough and tumble six-year olds play together. I've watched my adorable toddler blossom into a seven-going-on-seventeen year old girl, who loves to read and cook and dance and spend time with her friends. My children make my heart pound with love and pride, and I am so thankful for these 1825 days with them. Long days, sometimes, but precious days.
Everything in my life is not sunshine and rainbows. I've slowly gained weight over the last 5 years, and I struggle with my weight enormously. There's not a direct relationship between cancer and the 50 pounds that I would like to lose to get back to my old, soft, curvy, but energetic self, but indirectly, yeah. I was fairly sendentary for at least 6 months after my stem cell transplant, lacking the energy to do much other than drop the kids at preschool, throw in a load of laundry, and watch TV on the couch. As my energy returned, I tried to get back into shape, taking up yoga and training to walk a half-marathon. But somehow, I haven't been able to get the balance right between the delicious, mostly-healthful food I cook and the calories I expend.
I also struggle with anxiety and depression, although I think I always did. I started seeing a counselor during a dark couple of months after my first bout of treatment, and have been seeing her, on and off, ever since. She's helped me to identify how anxiety has driven so many of my choices in life, and given me tools to reduce anxiety in my post-cancer life, but still, sometimes I am paralyzed.
I mention this only because when I was sick, I couldn't imagine bad things happening if I got well: either life would be a merry dance with unicorns, or I'd be dead. I forgot about all of the greyness, when we just get things done, walking past the flowers without so much as registering their light scent in the air. Life is about the dance between the cloudbursts and shitstorms. The joyful moments, the memories we make, the rich experiences that we encounter. And I've had 5 years packed full of them, and for that I am grateful.
*With apologies to my many government lawyer friends, there is not generally a great deal of passion in the day to day life of government lawyers.
Of cancer…..
Of worries……
Of anxiety…..
To do whatever I want for the rest of my long life!
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Amidst the whirl of the season, the shadow of this scan tomorrow was crammed to the back of my mind. But in the last lazy lost week, sitting home with a cold, wanting to stay busy but just lacking the energy to do much, I've been a little tweaked out.
Anyhow, I just would love some hugs or prayers or whatever between now and Wednesday morning, when I should get the thumbs-up from my doc. Really. It's going to be good news. But still…
tick. tick. tick. tick.
T-minus 18 days until my next scan. And so much to look forward to between now and then! Christmas parties….gifts to wrap….feasts to cook….cards to send…..twinkling lights at which to gaze. But tonight, I can't sleep, and I have spent the last hour Googling post-stem-cell transplant blogs, and I keep coming across sites that have been abandoned because the bloggers have died. Seriously. I know better than to fall into the late-night-google trap. I've been here before, but I'm out of Ativan and Peter's out with his geek buddies and, well, I'm feeling dark.
mankind's energy,
a miracle often admired,
the will to live itself.
Six loaves of Vermont Sourdough.
Three Sesame Semolina.
Three Fig Pine Nut.
Two Pumpernickle.
Two French Country.
Two Sweet Potato Walnut.
One Whole Wheat Polenta.
And a CLE-HE-HEAR SCA-HA-HA-HAN.
Thank you to everyone who has been sending good mojo and sharing hugs. The weight of the world is off of my shoulders, and I am flying high.
Admission: I've been in therapy since last October, working through some of the stuff that goes along with being a cancer patient. And I've learned a lot, including accessing chapters-worth of healthy coping skills that were somehow missing from my user's manual.
I've put all of them to use over the past two weeks or so, as I approached my first PET scan since the transplant. Visualizing Dr. Spira giving me the good news. Keeping busy. Exercising. Minimizing googling "post-transplant relapse". But yesterday, the day before my appointment, I just didn't feel like using coping skills. I just wanted to freak out. Because I'm 35 years old with two tiny kids and a joyful life and a circle of warm, fun friends and a husband I adore and lots of ideas about a rich and engaged future and I have had two bouts with cancer and been through such crap and done 9 rounds of serious, serious chemo and 28 days of radiation and a f'ing stem cell transplant and lost my hair twice and crapped myself in pain and already am pretty sure I'll end up with some sort of secondary cancer induced by all of this poisonous treatment in 10 or 20 years, best case, and called in every favor I've ever been owed and relied on the kindness and generosity of my friends to get through it and am just starting to give back and I have this nagging cough that won't go away and I know I've fired my two anti-cancer torpedoes and if I relapse now there's not a lot of hope for a cure and I'll just spend the rest of my life in some sort of treatment and it is just not fair.
So yesterday I let the crazies win.
My options were to go an a major bender, to Xanex myself into oblivion, to devour mountains of food, to pick up a pack of Marlboro Lights and go for it, or to indulge in some seriously compulsive behavior. I went with the compulsive behavior, went to the store for 20 pounds of bread flour, and started making sourdough breads.
Right now my countertops are groaning under the weight of loaves rising, starters multiplying, soakers soaking. Vermont sourdough. French country boule. Sweet potato walnut batards. Whole wheat polenta loaves. Sesame semolina. Something with figs….still working on that one. Rye. All wild-yeast raised! There's a thin coat of flour on every flat surface of the first floor. It's nutty. But seriously, if you have issues, knead some dough. It works.
Anyhow. Crazies have won. I showed up for my scan at 8 am this morning (having fed the starter and taken 4 loaves out of the fridge, where they've been retarding overnight), waited for an hour, and then learned that the scan camera was down. So I'm home, waiting for a call from the radiology practice, twitching like a meth addict, and getting ready to bake.
Anyone want some bread?
Here it is, the end of July, and the end of the Great Stem Cell Transplant Adventure of 2009. I'm really not feeling remotely "patienty" anymore; I'm pretty much just going about my business. There are the occasional energy crashes, but who doesn't have those? I'm having such a good time with the kids, and have planned a way-too-kidcentric August full of pool days, road trips, and berry-picking outings.
Basically, there's nothing to report from Cancerland. I hear it is nice there, this time of year, but I'm not looking to go back any time soon.
I have a scan in late September, and I'll probably post about that, but for now, the cancer fight is won, and accordingly, the blog is likely to be a bit quiet.
Thanks for reading, all these long months, and for posting comments, sending email, and sending positive energy my way. Cancer is a team sport, and I am incredibly grateful for all of you choosing to be on my team.
Love, Jen
I have officially completed the treatment protocol.
I got my gold star today…my counts are steady and climbing, my energy is slowly returning, and I feel good. I've been sent back to my regular oncologist for normal remission monitoring. I'm not a transplant patient anymore; now I am a survivor.
My friends, I just can't tell you how good I feel. After an extended illness or period of discomfort, feeling neutral, or even a little healthy, feels so, so good. So good. So very good. I appreciate the not-sick so, so much.
Yesterday included a stop at the transplant clinic, where I learned that my white count is a little low, my red count is still low but moving in the right direction, and that I have platelets to spare. All is well. I was dismissed until my next visit, the all-important 30-day checkup, after which all of my infection and behavior controls are lifted, and I am officially discharged from the transplant program.
Life I love you.
I am still tired, but I'm getting a handle on the ebb and flow of energy through the day. And I'm doing a lot…today, for example, I got up with the kids and got them fed, dressed and dropped at Sewusen's. I went to the farmer's market for the first tomatoes of the season (although, they don't have that intoxicating scent yet…might be a few weeks away, still), did two loads of laundry, baked homemade burger buns, spent some time with Ginna, picked up the kids, and went to Pizza Thursday, our block's weekly outdoor pizza-beer-and-juice-box soiree. Yes, I watched a few Cold Case reruns, and crashed at the end of the pizza party, but for a girl 24 days off a stem cell transplant, I'm doing just fine.
Right now I'm dappled and drowsy and ready for sleep, but it was time for an update, and it feels so good to have good news.
Love you all-
* Last night, as I was trying to fall asleep, I was contemplating the 59th Street Bridge Song, and got all caught up in the line "Got no deeds to do, no promises to keep" and how that state was making Paul Simon feel groovy, while a generation or so earlier, it was the state of having promises to keep that broke the spell of the frozen woods, taught by high school American Lit teachers as a symbol of suicidal ideation, for Robert Frost. Interesting. What does it all mean?
An update from the purgatory between sickness and health. I feel pretty good…sometimes. And other times, I'm so overwhelmed with fatigue that I can hardly stand up. I haven't figured out how to handle the rhythm of my day yet, nor how to manage my finite supply of energy without completely crashing.
Luckily Peter and my sister Suzy, the angelic helper o' the week, have been really patient with me, stepping right in to help when things go south. But I'm frustrated. I feel good enough to have "big" ideas about what I want to do in a day but not enough gas in the tank to make it happen. It is normal, expected, la la la, but still, frustrating as hell when you are in the middle of something and have to bail. And these somethings are pretty low-key….making the bed, picking up new flip-flops for the kids, prepping dinner. I watch a lot of Cold Case these days. A lot.
Tomorrow, it is back to the clinic after two days off, so we'll see where my red cell count is. Red cells are one of the keys to overcoming fatigue. I'm also hoping to be cleared for restaurants and driving, but, I don't know. I'm not sure I should be driving yet. Hrm. Maybe I'll just be cleared for Peter to drive me to a restaurant.
My kingdom for a glass of really cold sauvignon blanc.
Love, Jen


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The PC's: Rhett (Scott, Half-fire giant Paladin/Troll Hunter), Haromyre (Jim, Spirit Shaman), Quizlan (Doug, Air Gensai wizard), Garub(John, Dragon Shaman)
The NPC's: Lorful (Hobgoblin Paladin, Bailiff of the court of…someone. Quai Gon Jin? Nah. But it's like that). Azar (Rhett's lammasu cohort), Katya (The Risen Cleric), Remsin (Halfling fighter), Howster (Halfling Cleric), Abner (Necromancer)
We recalled that the Daurkine were small animals taken care of by a ranger of that name who gained the ability to speak due to proximity to a tremendous magical gem. We quickly decided this could not be coincidental. If the dragon was headed to the Daurkine to get the gem, it must want the gem. We decided to get the gem, bring it back to the Stream and lure the dragon into our trap.
Quizlan and Haromyre had run out of teleports. Abner agreed to teleport the casters along with
Katya and the foursome quickly teleported back to the Daurkine. The cleric, a friend of the animals, explained the situation and our need for the gem. Reluctantly, the animals agreed to our plan.
The gem is tremendous and turned out to be much too big to be teleported back. Quizlan and Haromyre turned back into massive Silver dragons and both carried the gem, making a wide circle around the approaching energy dragon, back toward the Stream.
We ended the session as they returned to the destroyed docks and castle with the gem – and an energy dragon some 10 minutes behind them…
Standing near the Daurkine gem caused the regeneration of spells at a rate of one per minute starting at the highest level of spell and working backwards which I figured out about three seconds before everyone else, netting me a tasty 500 EXP bonus. Our mages and clerics began getting their big gun spells back which was good because the Energy Dragon was about to arrive and it was pretty mad at us.
We had figured out that the best way to beat this dragon was to submerge it in the water of the Stream. I forget exactly how we recognized this fact but we did. We submerged the gem in the water in an effort to lure the dragon under the waves. Rhett, Lorful, Azar, Katya and the haflings spread out near the dock. Many buffs were cast including Fell the Greatest Foe by Lorful (+4d6 damage per hit), Speed of Hermes (by Howster, which multiplied our movement by 6) and others that I can't remember anymore. Haromyre and Quizlan waited under water in Silver dragon form. As the dragon approached, Haromyre created a water monolith under the waves.
The dragon came in range and targeted Rhett with a breath weapon as it approached. As the breath weapon is a massively wide attack, Azar was also hit with it. Rhett failed his save but lived. Azar failed his save and died. Lammasu's are not meant for combat, a fact I think I've finally learned. The dragon landed at the destroyed dock, poking his nose around. He sensed the gem but was fearful of the water. The melee characters began attacking the energy dragon. Contained in its insides we could actually see the dragon's skull, complete with Duulrams staff fused to it. We focused our attacks on that area. The dragon attacked Rhett again knocking the half giant to single digit hit points.
Haromyre launched a Tsunami at the dragon, hoping to drown it in Stream water. The waves crashed over the beast, injuring it but not permanently. The water monolith hit it with a torrent of stream water causing further damage. Then Quizlan then hit it with a Mordenkainen's Disjunction, one of the spells he had regained thanks to the Daurkine gem. Several things happened at this point:
1) A couple of layers of energy were ripped off the creature, weakening it severely.
2) Duulrams staff, being an artifact, was nullified by the spell. For the second time in a single day, Quizlan nullified an artifact. The staff was rendered inert. We assumed that this, in a word, would be bad. We are not sure what that means to Duulram, or to us, but we needed to take that chance in order to live through this fight.
3) Doug recognized, and revels in, the fact that Quizlan has nullified two artifacts in one day. He has taken to reminding us of this fact whenever the opportunity presents itself
The dragon, though weakened, struck back. Still fearful to enter the water, it turned its attention to Lorful and killed the Hobgoblin in one round. Lorful proceeded to explode in a shower of "Good" damage which healed those nearby and further injured the dragon. At about this point Remsin, the Halfling fighter, also died.
The melee characters had hit the dragon for hundreds, thousands maybe, points of damage but it was obvious that was not going to kill this monster. We knew the way to kill the dragon – it needed to be dragged down. The shape-changed wizards, along with the water monolith, both grappled the energy dragon and began pulling it under. After several rounds of give and take, the Stream water did what we hoped and "shorted out" the energy dragon. We had won.
Or had we?
While we were "celebrating" we recognized that the dragon skull was not the "true" dragon skull. The energy dragon had been defeated but somehow, the skull (which we assume is essentially the dragon's phylactery) had fled. We saw it enter the cave where the Stream poured into all other planes and planets and then it disappeared. Somehow, it got away from us. The corrupted dragon had escaped….


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Icahn said Apple should be trading at 20 times earnings per share, which taken together with net cash of $22 per share works out to $216 per share.


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