Anna-Christina is back this month at Kentish Town Library for a children's Story Time Christmas Special on Wednesday 20th December. Details of the event can be found via the link below.
Read a monthly news round-up by Anna-Christina in her latest Blog post below. It includes her Story Time session at Kentish Town Library, the Baby & Children's Market UK, her rock band's album reissue, The Business Show 2017 and a link to the first review of Nature's Rainbow album.
"I'm so thrilled to announce that today, my band's second album Strength & Grace has been reissued! When Strength & Grace came out back in July, it sold out in 6 days! We decided to reissue the album as there were so many people who didn't get a copy and it's not available as a digital download. To avoid disappointment make sure you get your copy from www.lilygun.com now because it may well sell out again! ♥Anna-Christina"
"Here I am at the Baby & Children's Market UK selling my products. Sometimes I can't believe I do things like this! As an entrepreneur, you must adopt a certain mindset, the "can do" mindset. You must learn to run a business and be business-minded and I can tell you, most creative people find this hard. It takes brain training :-D you must learn how to do the hard sell! Both parents and children loved my stories and my company made a profit! I surprise and impress myself all the time! This helps me to keep going... Keep going on days when I don't have a Boss to tell me what move to make next or what to do now. I feel so grateful to be on this wonderfully unpredictable, magical journey with Music Audio Stories ♥Anna-Christina"
Details regarding Music Audio Stories at the Baby & Children's Market UK have been posted. Anna-Christina will be doing part of her Story Time with the children at the event as well as selling Music Audio Stories latest and new products. Read about it below.
Anna-Christina has begun a new project with Adie Hardy and Founder/Head Trainer at Design Your Ship, Andreea Vasile.
Nature's Rainbow, the meditation album Anna-Christina composed the music for together with Adie Hardy, has received a fantastic album review from Rocking Ur Teens.
Anna-Christina has been invited to visit Kentish Town Library with her Story Time for the children during the next Half Term Holiday. Details of the session have been posted in her Blog. Anna-Christina has also been invited back to The Baby & Children's Market next month. Not only will Music Audio Stories have a stall at the market, they will also be providing the entertainment for the children on the day. Details about this event coming soon.
Today Anna-Christina's band Lilygun release their second single from their second album Strength & Grace! Download the new song What Goes Around from Bandcamp below. The single is also hitting the radio airwaves in Holland throughout this month. Read about that in her latest Blog post also below.
If you missed Anna-Christina's live performance and interview on K2K Radio last week, a link to the podcast of the show has been posted on Lilygun's website. More Lilygun action this week for Anna-Christina when the band filmed their second music video for the song What Goes Around. The original acoustic version of this song is currently up for grabs for free when you sign up on Lilygun's website here.
Anna-Christina will be playing a special live acoustic set on Thursday 14th September at the K2K Radio studio and talking about Lilygun's new album Strength & Grace. Tune into K2K Radio 8-10pm to hear the live performance and interview. More details can be found below.
Read the latest news about Anna-Christina's band Lilygun, plus find out how you can get your hands on a free song in her latest Blog post below.
Since Music Audio Stories are currently working on their first book, Anna-Christina thought it would be a nice idea to tell you in her latest Blog post which books were her favourite when she was growing up!
Anna-Christina and Adie Hardy recorded Invocation Blessings for Toks Beverley Coker - a Wisdom Life Coach, Transformational Mentor and Spiritual Soul Guide.
Within 6 days of its release, the new Lilygun album has sold out!
Anna-Christina shares how she feels about Lilygun in her latest Blog post below.
Lilygun's New Album Out Now!
Go to www.lilygun.com and there, you shall find, the wait for Lilygun's second album is over!
Anna-Christina's band Lilygun, has released their first Music Video! Read all about it below.
Anna-Christina and Dawattie Basdeo will be doing a live radio interview on K2K Radio Thursday 22nd June on The Nowness Show 3-5pm.
Anna-Christina attended the Global Woman Club's Business Breakfast at the Savini at Criterion on Friday morning. Read about it in her latest Blog post below.
Anna-Christina will be attending Business 2017 - Weekend MBA with Brian Tracy, Michelle Mone & Caprice. The UK's business event of the year at Hilton Metropole is a game-changing experience with top business leaders, creative thinkers, innovators, influencers, and legendary Brian Tracy in the rapidly changing British economic landscape – The Summit is designed to drive business growth, knowledge, connections and practical models by globally established practitioners in eight of the hottest expanding industries (Internet & Social Media, Sales & Investment, Property, Public Speaking, Forex, Marketing and others).
Anna-Christina with Dawattie Basdeo being interviewed on the Ben Breakfast Show on BEN TV Sky Channel 182.
Anna-Christina with Dawattie Basdeo at BEN TV Studios this morning.
Anna-Christina's live TV interview with Dawattie Basdeo on BEN Television (Sky Channel 182) is tomorrow, Tuesday 6th June, at 10.30am.
Anna-Christina, Dawattie Basdeo and Ruby Wax at the Mindful Living Show.
Anna-Christina is at the Mindful Living Show held at the Business Design Centre today and Saturday 3rd June with Dawattie Basdeo. Magnificent Me Magnificent You will have a stand with CDs available of Nature's Rainbow (Mindfulness Meditation for Teens) album and half hour workshop slots on both days.
Anna-Christina will be at the Mindful Living Show next week Friday 2nd June and Saturday 3rd June with Dawattie Basdeo. Magnificent Me Magnificent You will have a stand with CDs available of Nature's Rainbow (Mindfulness Meditation for Teens) album and half hour workshop slots on both days.
Anna-Christina was on set filming Lilygun's first Music Video today!
Anna-Christina with Rebeca Riofrio and Betty Fernanda Encinales Ortiz at FAB UK Magazine's 1st Anniversary party in London.
Anna-Christina will be doing a live TV interview on BEN Television (Sky Channel 182) on Tuesday 30th May!
To celebrate the release of Nature's Rainbow Mindfulness Meditation for Teens album, this month, I will be posting links to the downloads with a little insight into how Adie Hardy and I created the music in each track. I shall begin with the first track we made.
NEW BLOG POST! What's it like narrating Music Audio Stories?
Listen to the first track Red - Rose from Nature's Rainbow above. You can download it here Red - Rose.
The music has been specially composed by Anna-Christina and Adie Hardy. Each track has its own flavour that complements and enhances the guided meditations written and performed by Dawattie Basdeo. Unlike other meditational music, the music has been created specifically for each colour of the rainbow, gliding between the ebb and flow of the words to aid the unique listening experience. The music is based upon the resonant note of the chakras and is designed to connect you with your inner peace. The album is now available to pre order.
Anna-Christina's band is featured on radio in the UK, USA and Canada this month. Read about it in her latest Blog post below.
Visit the Music page to hear a new sample of music composed by Anna-Christina and Adie Hardy.
Today Anna-Christina is a Speaker on the panel at the Women Economic Forum in 2017!
This month Anna-Christina's band is back on a couple of radio shows. In preparation for the release of their second album, Lilygun will be popping back up in the media again. Read about it in her latest Blog post below.
Read Anna-Christina's interview in Global Woman Magazine where she reveals why she chose music over ballet, her role models, the pressure of being a woman in the music industry and how she overcame illness.
Anna-Christina has been invited to be a Speaker on a panel at the Women Economic Forum in 2017! Read about it in her latest Blog post below.
Anna-Christina was featured in the last issue of Fab UK Magazine! This classy fashion magazine brings you current, up-to-date fashions, alongside throw-back influences with a modern-day twist. It shares inspirational insight into the amazing lives and journeys of artists, entrepreneurs, photographers, musicians, designers; what drives them, how they attained their goals. The magazine is now available in a download PDF format. Download the magazine and read her interview below.
This year is going to be a big year for Anna-Christina! Her second Lilygun album is due out along with a music video or two, Music Audio Stories are working on their first book with illustrator Jenika Ioffreda, her project with author Dawattie Basdeo (Nature's Rainbow Mindfulness Meditation for Teens) is due for release in the next few months and we'll be seeing her speaking on a panel in a few weeks time at the Women Economic Forum 2017! Plus Anna-Christina has a few more projects and activities coming up. Watch this space!


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The work of the Diocesan Ministry to the Incarcerated helps many individuals work towards a relationship with Jesus Christ. Here are just some of the stories of appreciation for this ministry.
ANTHONY: Thank you for the envelopes and the reading glasses. God is good and so are you. Thank you so much! God bless and love.
ADRENE: To whom it may concern: I want to thank all that prayed for me in the lost of my son and all that comforted me and shared their love. Thank you for helping me in such a hard time in my life. I am grateful God has sent me to you guys and I know that my son is with Jesus. I know if I need anyone to ask because God already knows. Thank you!
PAUL: Thank you for contacting my wife. Frankly, I was surprised you even received my letter with no zip code. A father came to see me and we talked for awhile. He mentioned all the work your organization does. I never been in jail before and we are regarded as next to nothing. No one seem to care. That is why your work is so important. It's hard on our families to cope and also to make ends meet. God bless you all.
CORRINA: May I please request a prayer for my court hearing on the 28th of March. You have been so good to all the women here and I personally wish to thank you!
RONALD: This is not a note asking for something! This is a note of thankfulness! I thank the Lord! I thank the Lord for you also! Continue doing what you are doing. The Lord's work is the most important!!
KEITH: I would like to thank you again for all you have done for me since I have been here and I would like to ask that you add me to your upcoming prayers as I should be starting trial next month. Again, thank you and God bless you!!


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While New York, San Francisco and other coastal cities make headlines for their housing crises, Chicago is often diagnosed — nationally and locally — with other problems: violent crime, failing schools, political corruption. But as Mayor Rahm Emanuel gets closer to the February election that will determine whether he gets a second term, affordable housing's profile as a campaign issue is rising. This week, he expressed support for major proposed amendments to the city's inclusionary zoning law, called the Affordable Requirements Ordinance.
Back in 2003, the ARO — which mandates that certain new developments set aside 10 percent of units as below-market-rate, or pay an in-lieu fee to the city's affordable housing fund to subsidize affordable units elsewhere — represented a major victory for housing activists.
According to Novara and others, the problem is that the in-lieu fee, set at $100,000 per unit, is simply too low. As a result, the vast majority of builders choose not to include the affordable units in their developments. In fact, the ARO has directly produced only 189 units during its lifetime — fewer than 20 a year, and a relative drop in the bucket in a city of 2.7 million people. More than 1,600 units have been created thanks to the in-lieu fee, but the vast majority of those have been in relatively poor neighborhoods in the city's South and West sides.
The new recommended ARO amendments come from a task force Emanuel appointed back in July. If approved — something that seems extremely likely, given that the City Council has yet to defeat a single major mayoral initiative in the Emanuel era — the new ARO would require that at least 25 percent of affordable units be built on site, removing the ability to opt out totally. City neighborhoods would be classified into "downtown," "high-income" and "low-moderate income," and the in-lieu fee for the remaining 75 percent of units, if a developer chooses that option, would rise to $175,000 downtown and $125,000 in high-income areas; it would fall to $50,000 in the rest of the city. Developers would also be allowed to meet the affordable unit requirement by building or rehabbing on other lots within a mile of the main site. The aim is to create affordable units in the neighborhoods where they're most scarce, rather than to continue to concentrate them in the city's poorer communities.
"Chicago is not San Francisco or Manhattan, in that you can't live in the city if you're not rich," says Novara. "You can still live here if you're low-income, but you can only live in certain places." That is, people of moderate means often have to choose between trying to make rent payments they can't afford, and living in a neighborhood where they might not feel safe letting their children play outside.
The ARO proposal comes on the heels of another high-profile affordable housing ordinance. On November 12th, aldermen passed a measure to protect the city's remaining single room occupancy apartment buildings, or SROs. The small, very low-rent units represent a "housing of last resort" for many people with low or irregular income, a thin line that separates them from homelessness. For historical reasons, they also happen to be mostly concentrated in North Side neighborhoods with good access to transit, groceries and other amenities.
Chicagoans have been publicly fretting about the demise of SROs since at least the 1970s, when the city's nearly 30,000 units — a number that had already fallen precipitously since the 1960s — made up a major part of its housing safety net. Since then, high rents have spread across more of the North Side, and SRO conversions have continued apace. Today, there are only about 6,000 SRO units left.
The city's new ordinance, passed in November, is aimed at preserving those remaining units. SRO owners who want to sell their buildings would have to spend at least 180 days looking for a buyer who will maintain low-rent status for at least 15 years. If unable to do so, they would then get a 120-day window to sell to any buyer, before the affordability requirement kicked in again. Alternatively, the owner could sell to any buyer immediately by paying $20,000 per unit into the city's SRO preservation fund. Any displaced tenants who had been living in the building for at least a month would receive $2,000 to $8,600 in relocation assistance from the owner.
Building owners, predictably, have complained that these restrictions put them in a financial stranglehold. But as Emily Badger of the Washington Post pointed out last month, their complaints may have some force: Back in 1989, courts struck down New York City's own SRO preservation law on the grounds that it constituted an illegal "taking" of private property, and just last year, the Supreme Court dramatically restricted the rights of municipalities to impose new conditions on property owners.
The ordinance's proponents spent months tailoring the bill to avoid just those challenges, and so far no SRO owner has filed suit. Even if the law stands and successfully blocks future evictions, however, it won't bring back the tens of thousands of units that have already been lost.
While housing activists have praised the SRO and ARO initiatives, the Emanuel administration has come in for criticism on other fronts. Earlier this year, the Chicago-based Center for Tax and Budget Accountability reported that for the last several years, the Chicago Housing Authority has been taking federal funding for 50,000 rental vouchers — and only providing, on average, 38,000. The CHA has the legal right to use voucher funding for other purposes under a federal agreement called "Moving to Work," but the CTBA concluded that most of the money for 12,000 other vouchers was simply being used to pad the CHA's cash reserves. The failure to provide so many vouchers seems especially troubling given that, this fall, the agency opened its housing waitlists for the first time since 2010, and received more than 282,000 applications.
And the city still has a long way to go. Jackson says that in addition to the ARO and SRO ordinances, he'd like to see the state of Illinois use more of its capital investment budget on housing, and Mayor Emanuel experiment with "non-traditional funding sources" for housing, including issuing general obligation bonds.
Daniel Kay Hertz is a student at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy. He writes at danielkayhertz.com.


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Egyptian pyramids
The Egyptian pyramids are some of the most incredible man-made structures in history. More than 4,000 years after their construction, the pyramids still stand as some of the most important and. List of Egyptian pyramids. Jump to navigation Jump to search. This list presents the vital statistics of the pyramids listed in chronological order, when available. Pharaoh Ancient name Modern name Dynasty Site Base length x Height (m) Volume (cu.m) Inclination & Notes Image: Djoser: Unknown Pyramid of.
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How Egyptian Pyramids were Built. In recent decades, scholars have devoted excavations to learning about the builders and the methods the Egyptians used to construct pyramids. While the information comes mostly from the Giza complex, other pyramids were probably built in the same way Egyptens pyramider är de största byggnadsverk människan någonsin skapat förutom kinesiska muren. Pyramiderna var gravkamrar för de egyptiska faraonerna. Om faraonernas kroppar förstördes skulle solen slockna och jorden gå under, trodde egyptierna. Därför gällde det att bygga säkra gravar för de döda konungarna Egyptian pyramids were made around the time when Egypt was a wealthy country with a fast rate of acquisition of knowledge. Although some of the oldest Egyptian pyramids date as far back as 4,000 years ago, their magnificence has not diminished with the passage of time The Egyptian pyramids are one of the defining architectural achievements of the ancient world. As an incredible feat of engineering, Egyptologists are still discovering more about these structures with each passing year Pyramids. The ancient Egyptians built pyramids as tombs for the pharaohsand their queens. The pharaohs were buried in pyramids of many different shapes and sizes from before the beginning of the Old Kingdomto the end of the Middle Kingdom.. There are about eighty pyramids known today from ancient Egypt
List of Egyptian pyramids - Wikipedi
Egyptian pyramids were built to preserve tombs. In ancient Egypt, tombs were only built for pharaohs and not the general population, but because the Egyptian dynasties lasted for such a long period there are quite a few tombs still in existence today
The Pyramid of Teti is another of the important structures located in the pyramid fields of Saqqara. Built between 2345 and 2333 BC in the Sixth Dynasty, Teti was just the second of the Egyptian pyramids to contain Pyramid Texts, or magic spells written or carved into the walls of the tombs
The pyramids of Egypt fascinated travellers and conquerors in ancient times and continue to inspire wonder in the tourists, mathematicians, and archeologists who visit, explore, measure, and describe them. Tombs of early Egyptian kings were bench-shaped mounds called mastabas. Around 2780 B.C., King.
His Great Pyramid is the largest in Giza and towers some 481 feet (147 meters) above the plateau. Its estimated 2.3 million stone blocks each weigh an average of 2.5 to 15 tons
The Ancient Egyptian Pyramids
Giza pyramids. The first, and largest, pyramid at Giza was built by the pharaoh Khufu (reign started around 2551 B.C.). His pyramid, which today stands 455 feet (138 meters) tall, is known as the. List of Egyptian pyramids There are a very large number of ancient pyramids in Egypt, but not all are royal tombs. Some have a role of worship, others are only satellites of a main pyramid However, while there is absolutely no evidence the pyramids existed before the Egyptians, there is abundant evidence that they are the cultural, religious and political products of the early Egyptian state. The Giza pyramids were built during the Fourth Dynasty, which according to current Egyptian chronology, dates to around 2575-2450 BC
Pyramids became magnets for grave robbers leading later kings to hide their tombs inside cliffs. Scholars use the art and text on the inside of the pyramids to research Ancient Egyptian language and culture. While large-scale pyramid building ended after the Sixth Dynasty, small pyramids were still built for the next millennium The pyramids are the stone tombs of Egypt's kings - the Pharaohs and one of the world's greatest historical mysteries. They have stood for thousands of years, filled with many hidden secrets: clues about what life (and death) was like in Ancient Egypt
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Cairo, 1920, an archaeologist is about to discover the secret of the Egyptian Pyramids... Directed by : Corentin Charron, Lise Corriol, Olivier Lafay, Nicola.. There are around 138 Egyptian pyramids. Some of them are huge. The largest is the Pyramid of Khufu, also called the Great Pyramid of Giza. When it was first built it was over 480 feet tall! It was the tallest man-made structure for over 3800 years and is one of the Seven Wonders of the World Egyptian pyramids have been fascinating us since long. There are secrets hidden inside these marvels. This list highlights the facts about Egyptian pyramids Pyramids are also found south of Egypt in the Nubian kingdom of Meroe, in the cities of the Maya throughout Central and South America, and, in a variation on the form, in China. Egyptian Pyramids. Known as 'mr' or 'mir' by the Egyptians, the pyramid was a royal tomb and considered the place of ascent for the spirit of the deceased pharaoh
The Egyptian pyramids were built by skilled workers who were paid a wage. Farmers were often drafted to help with pyramid construction during the flood season. There are many theories about how the Ancient Egyptians actually built the pyramids. It is believed that large blocks of stone were transported along the river Nile to the Giza site Pyramids of Giza that you want to visit are the oldest and largest of the three pyramids in the Giza. I had visited there before 8 months with my family through a well known travel agency ask-Aladdin. It is the oldest of the seven wonders of the ancient world,. Learn about the incredible pyramids of Ancient Egypt, pharaohs, mummies, and more about why and how the pyramids were built
The Pyramids of Egypt are among the largest structures ever built and are one of the most important examples of Ancient Egyptian civilisation. Most were built during the Old and Middle Kingdom periods.. The pyramid were mostly made of limestone.The top layers were casing blocks of especially good white limestone laid on top of the main blocks. . Each casing block was then trimmed so that the. Pyramid, in architecture, a monumental structure constructed of or faced with stone or brick and having a rectangular base and four sloping triangular (or sometimes trapezoidal) sides meeting at an apex (or truncated to form a platform). Pyramids have been built at various times in Egypt, Sudan In fact, in 1934, mummified remains of a foot were found in an Egyptian pyramid. It made sense that the Egyptians, who gave so much power and prestige to their rulers, would build an elaborate structure to pay respect to them even after their death, thus explaining why Egyptians built pyramids. The shape of the pyramids also gives more. Tourism is Egypt's second largest source of revenue, bringing in $13 billion in 2010. The Great Pyramid at Giza, after all, is one of the seven ancient wonders of the world
Egyptian Pyramids: History and Interesting Facts - World
The Egyptian pyramids are some of the most incredible man-made structures in history. More than 4,000 years after their construction, the pyramids still stand as some of the most important and.
Like many ancient Egyptian pyramids, those of Khafre and Menkaure have passageways at their base that lead to small subterranean burial chambers underneath each pyramid. Khufu's pyramid also has underground tunnels, but the burial chamber is located in the centre of the structure, accessible via a climb up a tight interior passageway
The Egyptians used different tools to build the pyramids including copper pickaxes and chisels, granite hammers, dolerite, and other hard stone tools. Q: Do we know how the pyramids were built? We had to develop ideas and theories regarding the building of pyramids since the Egyptians purposely left no record of how they built their pyramids
8-Hour Private Tour of the Pyramids, Egyptian Museum and Bazaar from Cairo. 419 reviews. $71.98 $80 per adult. More info. Popular: Booked by 2,975 travelers! Quick View. Full-Day Tour from Cairo: Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, Memphis, and Saqqara. 366 reviews. $77.40 per adult
Can Astronomy Explain Why Egyptians Built the Pyramids? First Published 27th May 2019, Last Updated 27th May 2019 by Tim Trott. The pyramids have exerted a powerful spell on the western world. Where once they were thought to be giant granaries, astronomy has revealed their true purpose
Pyramid (från grekiskans πυραμίς, pyramis [1]) kallar man vissa byggnadsverk som uppförts av flera folk genom historien.Den har även namngett den geometriska figuren pyramid. Pyramiderna var kultplatser som i några kulturer var gravmonument vilka skulle säkra en avliden härskares minne och eviga liv, medan de i andra kulturer tjänade som tempel där prästerna kunde komma. The ancient Egyptians, having already quarried materials for other pyramids for generations, probably were good geologists in their own right, says Lehner. They knew how to line up all three of the massive examples at Giza precisely on the strike of the plateau's slope (if you can walk around a hill without going either up or down the slope, you are on the strike) Dieter Wildung, a former director of Berlin's Egyptian Museum, said it is common knowledge in serious Egyptology that the pyramid builders were not slaves and that the construction of the. The Spectacular Ancient Egyptian Pyramids. The ancient Egyptian Pyramids have always acted as the official motto of Egypt throughout the millennia. The ancient Egyptian pyramids are considered to be the aftermath of deep meditation by the Egyptians in the concepts of death, afterlife, and resurrection which led to the construction of the ultimate example of architecture brilliance the great. Pyramids of Giza including a map and Pyramid List. Sneferu's Pyramids. The fourth-dynasty king, Sneferu 2686 - 2667 BC, was the first to create the pyramid shape that we all recognize and associate with Egyptian architecture
Egyptian pyramids did not come out of nowhere; they evolved out of step pyramids! Step pyramids, much lesser known than Egyptian pyramids, can be found all around the world, from Sardinia, Italy to Caral, Peru, and they are themselves an evolution from raised platforms used as ritual grounds in Neolithic sites such as Stonehenge and earlier-dated sites in Central Asia The mud-brick tombs were uncovered last week near the Giza pyramids, stretching beyond a burial site first found in the 1990s and dating to the 4th dynasty (2575BC to 2467BC), on the fringes of. Egyptian pyramid dating back 3,700 years uncovered by archaeologists. Asia. Archaeologists discover mysterious pyramid-shaped tomb in China. Africa. The country with twice as many pyramids as Egypt The Egyptian pyramids are ancient pyramid-shaped masonry structures located in Egypt. As of November 2008, sources cite either 118 or 138 as the number of identified Egyptian pyramids. Most were built as tombs for the country's pharaohs and their consorts during the Old and Middle Kingdom periods
7 Surprising Secrets of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids Expose
When Were the Pyramids Built? Most of the Egyptian pyramids were built during the time period historians refer to as the Old Kingdom, which lasted from 2686 - 2160 B.C.This includes most of the 80 or so pyramids still standing in Egypt today, including the Great Pyramid at Giza The Step Pyramid of Djozer Built c.2630 BCE. The Red Pyramid of Snefru Built c.2600 BCE. What are the Egyptian Pyramids? Arguably the most famous form of late Prehistoric art, the pyramids of Ancient Egypt are the world's largest funerary edifices or tombs.Developed from the mastaba tomb, they are one of the most enduring symbols of Egyptian art in general and Egyptian architecture in particular The Egyptian pyramids were imposing structures, the largest, the Great Pyramid of Khufu at Giza is said to have been over 481 feet high though at present a portion of the top has disintegrated. (Hawas. Mubarak, 2003) While the Mayan pyramids are considerably smaller, though not less gigantic
The pyramid of Khufu 'G1, is built on leveled rock, while his 'queens pyramids' especially 'G1c, and the layer step pyramids at el Kula and Elephantine were built on an unleveled rock surface. The Pyramids of Khafra 'G2, and Menkura 'G3, are built on a leveled rock surface which had been extended by artificial terraces of megalithic blocks Egyptian pyramids, where pharaohs are buried, were built between 2700BC and 1700BC Credit: Getty Images - Getty. Ozzy spoke out on the family's new show, The Osbournes Want To Believe, on.
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A pyramid is a structure, usually of stone, built in the shape of a pyramid.From ancient to modern times people in many different parts of the world have built such structures.. The word pyramid comes from the Greek word pyramis which meant wheat cake. The ancient Egyptian word for them was something like Mer. The Great Pyramid of Giza was one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world Egyptian pyramids were temples built to house the remains of Egyptian leaders called pharaohs. They were built to protect the body and the treasures left inside with the pharaoh for the afterlife
For webquest or practice, print a copy of this quiz at the Ancient Egypt - Pyramids webquest print page. About this quiz: All the questions on this quiz are based on information that can be found on the page at Ancient Egypt - Pyramids. Instructions: To take the quiz, click on the answer. The circle next to the answer will turn yellow. You can change your answer if you want Inside The Egyptian Pyramid, Egypt. Inside View Of The Egyptian Pyramid. Interior View Of The Egyptian Pyramid, Egypt. King Tut's Tomb Inside The Egyptian Pyramid. Mummy Inside The Egyptian Pyramid, Egypt. Narrow Way Inside The Egyptian Pyramid Khufu. Narrow Way Inside View Of Egyptian Pyramid. Rare And Unique Pictures Of Inside Egyptian. One of the most amazing creations, which took place at the hands of man, is undoubtedly the Egyptian pyramids. These huge structures were actually the burial monuments for the country's pharaohs. The Egyptians believed in afterlife. They believed that the dead pharaoh continued to live even after his death, as Osiris, the king of the dead
Top 10 Fascinating Facts about the Egyptian Pyramids
The Egyptian pyramids are massive structures that can go above 100 meters. Not all the Egyptian pyramids have the same dimensions. The Great Pyramid spreads over an area of 13.3 acres and is 137 meters (449 feet) tall. Each side of the pyramid is more than five acres. 23
The Great Pyramid of Giza is a defining symbol of Egypt and the last of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World. It is located on the Giza plateau near the modern city of Cairo and was built over a twenty-year period during the reign of the king Khufu (2589-2566 BCE, also known as Cheops) of the 4th Dynasty. Until the Eiffel Tower was completed in Paris, France in 1889 CE, the Great Pyramid was.
Ancient Egyptian Pyramids - For Kids Most of the Egyptian pyramids were constructed as burial monuments for the Egyptian pharaohs. They were built of enormous stones in varying sizes; inside they contained corridors and chambers that housed many of the items the Egyptians thought the pharaohs would need in the afterlife
Most Egyptologists over the last two decades have thought this number to be between to 20,000 or 30,000 based on the size of the tombs and the cemetery, but famed Egyptologist, Zahi Hawass, believes around 36,000 ancient Egyptians built the pyramids
The Egyptian view of death during the dynastic period involved elaborate mortuary rituals, including the careful preservation of bodies through mummification as well as immensely rich royal burials such as that of Seti I and Tutankhamun, and construction of the pyramids, the largest and most long-lived monumental architecture known in the world
Egypt's ancient pyramids have left visitors awestruck for thousands of years, and continue to do so today. Egypt's ancient pyramids More Than 800 Ancient Egyptian Tombs Mapped for First Time. Sarcophagi, Jewelry, and Figurines Discovered in Ancient Egyptian Tombs While Egyptian pyramids are still very mysterious to many people, here I summarize the answers to several most frequently asked questions about the Egyptian pyramids to demystify them. Hopefully, you will get an insight into the what, when, where, why, and how
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Ellie's Journey to Egypt - December 2000. The 12 Pyramids of Thoth. Thoth's Roles in Reality. The Emerald Tablets of Thoth. Initiations in Ancient Egyp Find egyptian pyramids stock images in HD and millions of other royalty-free stock photos, illustrations and vectors in the Shutterstock collection. Thousands of new, high-quality pictures added every day Introduction. Archaeologists believe Egypt's large pyramids are the work of the Old Kingdom society that rose to prominence in the Nile Valley after 3000 B.C. Historical analysis tells us that the Egyptians built the Giza Pyramids in a span of 85 years between 2589 and 2504 BC AirPano team has already captured the Egyptian pyramids in 2011. But technologies have developed significantly since that time, in addition we started creating 360° videos. That\\\'s why we wanted to photograph the great pyramids of Giza again. Several times we addressed different Egyptian authorities for an aerial photography permission. But every time we got a refusal.. Manal stood at the base of a huge pyramid and quietly said, It's like you are looking at the plan of an Egyptian pyramid upside down. The burial chamber is close to the top of our pyramids
The Egyptians took pyramid design to new heights, culminating in the construction of the pyramids of Giza in the 26th century B.C. Laborers used 2.3 million blocks of limestone and granite to build the Great Pyramid of Khufu, which stands 146 meters high, has a 230-meter-square base and weighs about 6.5 million tons Although pyramids have been built by civilizations in many parts of the world including China and Mesoamerica, the pyramids built in Egypt are the most famous.The first Egyptian pyramid was the Pyramid of Djoser, which was designed for the burial of Djoser, a 3rd dynasty pharaoh who ruled around the middle of 27th century BC.Initially the Egyptians built step pyramids and their first. Fun ancient Egyptian pyramids facts. Pyramids often contained treasure and other items that Egyptian kings believed they would need in the afterlife; There are approximately 138 ancient Egyptian pyramids; Pyramids would take a long time to build, so kings often ordered them to be constructed as soon as they became rule Ancient Egyptian Pyramids was one of the oldest structures in the world. They lived nearly 5,000 years ago and they are considered to be the one of the most civilized civilization. They built the amazing structures known as pyramids. I am sure that you heard many things about pyramids and there are many unknown facts that [ Pyramid definition is - an ancient massive structure found especially in Egypt having typically a square ground plan, outside walls in the form of four triangles that meet in a point at the top, and inner sepulchral chambers. How to use pyramid in a sentence
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Ancient Egyptian Pyramids. 4.5 4 customer reviews. Author: Created by krisgreg30. Preview. Created: Mar 27, 2017. A presentation that introduces Ancient Egyptian pyramids to children, looking at why they were built, how they were built and how they were used
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Egyptian pyramids are great monument of a great civilization that was born seven thousand years ago. The ancient Egyptians built more than 90 royal pyramids, from about 2630 BC until about 1530 BC. During that time, the pyramid shape evolved from a series of stepped terraces to sloped pyramidal shape
The cult of the Egyptians, the religion, the Pyramid—it's all part of a whole civilization. Telling the truth There is an inscription above Khufu's burial chamber that identifies the Pyramid as.
Egypt Pyramids Facts . The first step in building a pyramid was to choose a suitable site. This had to be on the west side of the Nile because the west was where the sun set and where the dead were thought to enter the underworld. The pyramids also needed to be situated on the high ground, away from the danger of flooding at the time of the Nile's inundation
Nearly 5,000 years ago, outside the ancient city of Memphis, Egyptians built pyramids as tombs for their kings. These monuments are still standing today in the city of Giza Both I.E.S. Edwards (1947, 5th ed. 1993) and Rainer Stadelmann (1985) produced general books on Egyptian pyramids which built on the observations of Borchardt, Reisner, Lauer and others, including. The pyramid was built by stacking six mastabas (early rectangular Egyptian tombs) of decreasing size one on top of the other. The Red Pyramid at Dashur (top, left) build by the Pharaoh Sneferu is considered the first true pyramid, and is the third-largest of the Egyptian pyramids behind the Great Pyramid and the pyramid of Khafre at Giza Keep reading to find out 15 fascinating theories that people have about the truth behind the Egyptian pyramids. 15 Ramps Were Used To Construct The Pyramids. What I Liked Most. One of the most popular theories surrounding the Egyptian pyramids is that they were constructed using ramps
The pyramids of Egypt are amazing structures and fascinate people today. There are about 100 altogether, some only symbolic and small. But there are 17 great pyramids, and the size and composition of these stagger the minds of those who visit them. Critics use the pyramids to claim the Bible can't be right While travel plans remain on hold, folks around the world are eager to get out and explore, which is where virtual tours come into play. Thanks to the Digital Giza Project from Harvard University, you can take a virtual tour through ancient Egyptian pyramids and tombs from the comfort of your home. The Giza Project provides couch-surfing tourists with the tools and information gathered by.
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Many of us are familiar with the modern legends surrounding the Egyptian Pyramids, particularly that of Khufu, known as the Great Pyramid and one of the Wonders of the Ancient World.However, many of the legends and even information that is still sometimes reported as factual comes from more ancient legends
The purpose of the pyramid remains unclear, just as the debated purpose of all other ancient Egyptian pyramids, starting from the first Egyptian Pyramid, the Step Pyramid of Djoser. It is disputed in the Egyptological community whether or not the pyramid was Ahmose's eternal resting place, or whether there is a possibility it was a cenotaph- an empty tomb or a monument erected in honor of.
A depiction of the Egyptian pyramids as Joseph's granaries appears in a 12th-century mosaic on one of the domes of St. Mark's Basilica in Venice (see photo above)
The most famous Egyptian pyramids that most associate Egypt with are the three pyramids - Great Pyramid of Khufu, Pyramid of Kahfre, the Pyramid of Menkaure. If you look north towards the pyramids the one furthest to the north is the Pyramid of Khufu
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Egyptian Pyramid Facts. Enjoy our range of interesting Ancient Egyptian pyramid facts for kids. Learn about the first pyramid built in Egypt, the Great Pyramid of Giza, important burial sites such as Saqqara, what Egyptians put in burial tombs, where the famous mask of Tutankhamun was discovered and much more
The ancient Egyptians who built the pyramids may have been able to move massive stone blocks across the desert by wetting the sand in front of a contraption built to pull the heavy objects. The Egyptian Pyramids. You're Dead To Me host Greg Jenner is joined by Prof Sarah Parcak and comedian Maria Shehata to learn all about the magnificent Egyptian pyramids. We discover how and why. How Ancient Egyptians Moved Massive Pyramid Stones. By Denise Chow - Assistant Managing Editor 01 May 2014. Shares. The Pyramids of Giza, built between 2589 and 2504 BC The Egyptian Pyramids Introduction. Nothing inspires the imagination like the Great Pyramids of Egypt. These ancient monuments have stood the test of time, when others around them have decayed and disappeared
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How Old Are The Pyramids? in any place to predate the Egyptian civilization more than 5,000 years ago. NOVA: What evidence do you have that the pyramids and tombs at Giza were from. In this article we are going to talk about purpose of Egyptian pyramids, as we know that Egypt has many mysteries stories that not all of people know about it even the Egyptian themselves.. The scientists have been working hard to know more and more about everything towards the civilization, they discovered so much Demystifying the Egyptian Pyramids with Hard Facts ; Medieval Soldier's Remains Found in a Lithuanian Lake; The Theory of 'Three Human Species' Engineering Secrets of Barbegal Mills, The World's First Industrial Complex, Uncovere Ozzy Osbourne suggests ancient Egyptian pyramids were built as 'replicas' of UFOs Sabrina Barr Tuesday 27 Oct 2020 10:51 am Share this article via facebook Share this article via twitter Share. These techniques were used in the building of the pyramids and other monuments, and the Egyptians devised a measuring system over the centuries. Their standard of measurement was the cubit, around 52.3 cm long, and they used rulers and knotted ropes to make measurements
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Egyptian Pyramids 1. THE PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT The Pyramids of Egypt are thousands of years old and yet they still con-tinue to fascinate in our modern times. These structures are often surroundedwith tales and mysteries to how they were built
Excluding the Step Pyramid of Djoser, these Pyramids as well as the Pyramid of Khufu were all built during the 4th Dynasty over a period of just one century. They all have the shape of a true pyramid, but the details of their construction are somewhat different. Even the slopes of their faces differ. And that is the topic of this page
The Egyptian Pyramid was used for the tomb of a Pharaoh.. These Pyramids were enormous and were built from stone blocks.Nobody is 100% sure how the Egyptians moved these blocks around. What I want to know is how they lift the stones when there is no sign that they used cranes
Building the pyramids was not an easy job. The skeletons of some of the workmen show that their muscles were under a large amount of strain. But they may not have resented their jobs too much - in graffiti left near the pharaoh Khufu's burial chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza, they painted the name of their work crew: 'The Friends of Khufu Gang'
Astronomy can help us understand how ancient Egyptians built the pyramids. Today, we struggle to imagine how prehistoric people built such precise monuments
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The Egyptian Pyramids at Giza provide an opportunity to explore the history of archaeology and to learn about some of the modern methods shaping the discipline today. This introductory course will explore the art, archaeology, and history surrounding the Giza Pyramids
Discover ancient secrets of pyramids. Try to find all hidden objects and spot the differences
Egyptian builders didn't get the formula right on the first try, though, and there are a handful of other types of pyramids that came before. Some, like the mastaba , were used as early tombs. Others, like the Bent Pyramid, were corrections made to a work in progress
Egyptian Pyramids And The Pyramids 960 Words | 4 Pages. EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS For centuries, people have thought that pyramid have been constructed by the extraterrestrials while many others believed that the Egyptians might have owned or possessed a technology that's been lost through the ages
The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts (2005) - James P. Allen, Peter Der Manuelian A New Concordance of the Pyramid Texts (2013) - James P. Allen Part 1 (2.6 mb) Part 2 (87.9 mb), Part 3 (88.2 mb), Part 4 (71.9 mb), Part 5 (74.4 mb), Part 6 (41.6 mb) The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts (1908) - Kurt Seth
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HISTORIANS has thrown doubt on the Ancient Egyptians ever having built the Great Pyramids of Giza instead claiming the monuments could have been built by a lost civilisation Pyramids were tombs, royal tombs, where the ancient Egyptians buried their kings. The first pyramid was the Step Pyramid. It was built about 5,000 years ago! You could see it for miles! Beautifully Decorated: Most pyramids were huge. They had rooms inside like store rooms, bedrooms, and even inside courtyards. Pyramids took many years to build Egyptian pyramids. a. Slide 3: The Pyramids i. There are 138 known Egyptian pyramids. ii. They were constructed between approximately 2700 BCE and 600 BCE. iii. Most were built as tombs for Pharaohs and their families. iv. The most famous pyramids are those at Giza, which include three pyramids and the Great Sphinx. The pyramid of Khufu at Giza i
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All Egyptian pyramids were built on the the west bank of the Nile River, which was the site of the setting sun, associated with the realm of the dead in Egyptian mythology. Who was the first known Egyptian architect? The first Egyptian architect was Imhotep, mathematician, engineer and physician Egyptian Triangle. Let's now return to the pyramids. If we take a cross-section through a pyramid we get a triangle. If the pyramid is the Great Pyramid, we get the so-called Egyptian Triangle. It is also called the Triangle of Price, and the Kepler triangle. This triangle is special because it supposedly contains the golden ratio. In particular
No matter how many pictures of the pyramids of Ancient Egypt you have encountered, they will not compare to seeing the perfect structures with your own eyes. While more than 100 pyramids in Egypt have been discovered, the largest and most famous are in Giza, outside of Cairo.Many of the Egyptian pyramids were built as tombs for the revered pharaohs. . (Before burying pharaohs in a great. 5 Spectacular Views of the Egyptian Pyramids Among the pyramids stands the Great Sphinx of Giza. This structure was built in the shape of a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human. Continue your journey to learn more about Ancient Egypt Eight appendices include a comparison of Egyptian to Aztec and Mayan pyramids; and notable pyramid authors and explorers. The resulting book offers solutions to many of the intriguing mysteries long associated with the pyramids in addition to tantalizing suggestions of discoveries yet to be made The Egyptian sun god Ra, considered the father of all pharaohs, was said to have sat upon a pyramid-shaped mound of earth which had emerged from the primordial sea. The pyramid's shape is thought.
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We made a conscious decision to spend as much time as possible together after Mr H-L was ill a few years ago, and going away for our wedding anniversary every year is part of that. This year, we chose to stay in England and booked Wilton Court in Ross-On-Wye, close to the Welsh border, a five star Elizabethan hotel dating from 1500.
Being a good husband, Mr H-L insisted on the best room, so this was our bedroom for three nights. All low beams and creaky floorboards, it was lovely and cosy and very hard to force yourself out of bed in the mornings – good job breakfast was served until 10am!
Situated right on the banks of the River Wye, the views from our room were breathtaking. Watching a pair of swans fly in and glide on to the water in absolute synchronisation was a treat. That's out hotel, just right of centre.
A bit of a grainy mirror selfie on our first night, but you get the idea. We made it even more special by dressing up to the nines every night for dinner – I actually took three different frocks so I didn't have to wear the same one twice!
Suffice to say that the food was incredible – here are a couple of the starters, just two of the many dishes we devoured over the course of three days.
Venison and Black Pudding Scotch Eggs – wow!
Mr H-L's shirt matched the flowers at breakfast the next morning.
We decided to leave the car at the hotel and explore on foot after breakfast. It was just a twenty minute walk into Ross-on-Wye and, luckily, the rain held off all day for us.
This notice made me laugh – not much of a display to boast about at the moment as the flowerbeds were totally empty!
How's this for a tiny front garden to make you look twice? Pink cushions and matching pink gravel.
There is lots of interesting architecture in Ross, if that floats your boat like it does mine. All fascinating stuff – and this pub had a huge piece of art outside the front in the form of a fish sculpture.
No, not the crumbling walls of ancient city walls at all – this was built in the 19th century to look like ruins!
If you like browsing through antique and vintage shops, you'd love the ones in Ross. 'Elizabethan House Antiques' was the perfect building in which to house antiques, being over 500 years old itself.
Yep, that's me about to go inside as the Mister quickly hides his wallet.
On the first floor, the floors and walls were all over the place. Can you see how the window is leaning out? It's not just the camera making it look that wonky – it really does lean that far from upright.
A glass of fizz and a prawn cocktail at 'The Royal' was all we dared eat for lunch, knowing that we would be having three courses for supper.
Relaxing in the library back at the hotel. It's a small room with not much natural light, but doesn't the black make it feel cosy as opposed to gloomy?
Champagne and canapés before dinner. Well, there were canapés, but we'd eaten them at this point!
The following day Mr H-L drove us forty minutes to the other side of the county to visit the Chase Distillery as he's a fan of their gins and vodkas. It was a Sunday and he hadn't rung to see if they were open.
So we headed to Hay-on-Wye instead, a town we'd been planning on visiting anyway. Of course, we had to sample the cider and fizz in a local pub, as well as the pork scratchings!
As we'd saved ourselves for dinner again by not having lunch, we were ready to demolish all that was laid in front of us that evening, including these five local cheeses.
A record, even for us, to each have five different drinks on the go at the same time!!
Heading back on Bank Holiday Monday, we took the scenic route following the River Wye and stopped to explore Tintern Castle, which is actually ancient monastic ruins dating from around 1100.
In order to delay going home for as long as possible, we picked The Boys up and took them out for lunch with the family.
The Boys recently decided that they'd like suits "Like Daddy's" – how cute?!
This was just a starter!!
Finally, it was back to normality on Tuesday…….but just for a day!
Our actual wedding anniversary was on Wednesday, so Mr H-L insisted on taking me out to Holbrook House for lunch on the day itself.
My red dress has been out a lot this past week.
More amazing food and a wonderful way to end a fantastic few days.
Or so I thought, until we got back home to find these on the doorstep.
I assumed they were from the husband, but it turns out he was as surprised as me to see them sitting there.
On reading the card, we found out that they were sent by the jewellers from which my darling hubby had bought me an incredible anniversary present.
If you love watches, then you'll know what was inside this iconic green box.
I'm one lucky lady, that's for sure!!
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What an incredible weekend! You guys certainly know how to enjoy life! And the boys look stunning in their suits!
We definitely try to get the most out of life, although not every weekend is as extravagant, I assure you!
Lordy! I would look forward to my anniversary more than to Christmas every year if I were in your, rather fetching, red shoes.
We do go away every year for our anniversary, but we don't normally do presents as well. He's set the bar high for next year, that's for sure!
Heavenly week for sure! I'm glad that you so enjoy your great good fortune!
Happy Anniversary ! ! !
Thanks Del, anniversaries are precious times together for sure.
Happy Anniversary! It looks like a terrific time away in every regard from the beautiful room to the fabulous food, and of course the privacy and company of your love. The boys look cute wearing suits. What handsome young men they've become.
Thanks Alys, anniversaries are so special and we are lucky to be able to escape for a few days every year to be alone. This was the best yet though, in terms of hotel and food. Thank you for your comments about The Boys; it's so kind of you to say so.
Thank you so much, it was such a great weekend in such a picturesque location and couldn't possibly have been more perfect – especially with all that champagne!


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Seemingly out of the blue, Disney has revealed today that it will discontinue the Disney Infinity series, according to an earnings report. As a result, developer Avalanche Software in Utah will be closed, with about 300 jobs to be cut.
With Disney Infinity 3.0 released in August last year, Disney reinvented the series as a platform with continual updates. So this announcement means that The Finding Dory and Alice Through the Looking playsets, expected to release in June, will be the final pieces of content with the game.
This development helps explain why Disney dropped out mysteriously from E3 2016.
According to an official statement to GameSpot by Disney's Jimmy Pitaro, Disney has decided to "transition exclusively to a licensing model" due to "the lack of growth in the toys-to-life market, coupled with high development costs."
That said, there will still be Star Wars video games, of course. Disney just won't be a video game publisher anymore, but at the very least, they're not going the same way as Konami.
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We have prepared these notes to give you help, guidelines and suggestions when preparing for funeral or burial arrangements for your loved one. We hope that these will help everything go smoothly at the Church and know that we are here to assist you. If you have lost a loved one, please accept the condolences of the Priests and staff of the Parish on your loss.
Traditionally the bodies of Catholics are buried, or entombed, but in recent years as cremation has become more popular in society, the Church now does allow cremation. Preferably the cremation should be done after a Funeral service in the Church. However because of expense some families opt to have the body cremated directly after death, and then the cremated remains or cremains are bought to the Church for the funeral or memorial liturgy. The cremains are then buried or entombed.
When someone dies, contact the funeral home or cremation service of your choice. They will assist and advise you. They will let you know what their charges are. There is a fee for the use of the Church for funerals, which helps maintain the Church, the priest's salary and covers air conditioning etc. The Funeral Homes are normally aware of this charge and can add it to your bill with them so it comes out of the estate. To ensure a good Funeral liturgy it is our custom to have an organist and soloist to lead the music. There is a stipend for the organist which is included in the charge for the funeral service and your Funeral Home is also aware of this charge.
The garden area behind the Church is designated as a Memorial Garden, where cremated remains can be buried. There is certain paperwork that has to be completed and notarized before burial of cremains can take place. There is a charge for the burial which helps towards the maintenance of the Memorial Garden area and for the name of your deceased beloved one to be placed on the bronze plaque overlooking the Garden on the Church wall.
We know that sometimes family are in town only for a short time and arrangements need to be done quickly and we will try to accommodate your wishes as far as we can. There are however some guidelines that we have to follow with regard to readings, music and eulogies.
We have a list of readings from the Bible which are suggested by the Church for Funerals. You are asked to pick one from the Old Testament, one from the New Testament and a Gospel reading. The responsorial psalm will be picked by the organist and cantor.
We have a list of hymns which are normally sung at funerals, from which you can choose four. Please note that we cannot allow secular music in the Church. As sometimes we have a visiting organist substitute during vacations and sickness, music choices must be given to the Ministry Leader or parish office at least 24 hours before the Funeral.
Anyone wishing to sing at a Funeral Mass (other than one of our regular cantors) must have the permission of the Pastor to do so. She/he must practice with the Music Director/organist at least 24 hours prior to the Mass.
The parish will provide a Reader for the Mass, unless a family member wishes to do so. If they do so they should be familiar with the Catholic Church liturgy, and used to speaking in front of people.
Members of the family can also take part in the service by bringing up the offertory gifts of bread and wine.
Secular readings or poems are not allowed to be read in the Church. These can be done at the viewing in the Funeral Home or at a reception afterwards.
Eulogies are normally done at the viewing in the Funeral Home or at a reception afterwards. With prior permission of the celebrant a eulogy can be given when people are seated after Communion during the funeral Mass provided that it is written or typed out and no more than one page long. A maximum of about 2 -3 minutes.
If there are cremated remains, a picture of the deceased may be placed on the table with the cremains. Larger collages of pictures should be placed in the entrance lobby of the church or in the Parish Center if there is a reception there afterwards.
For deceased members of the Women's Guild or longtime registered parishioners the Women's Guild can arrange a reception after the Mass in the Church. However this depends on the Parish Center being available and sufficient notice being given to them, which is normally 48 hours. If you know approximate numbers attending, this is helpful in arranging for food. We ask that a donation be made to the Women's Guild to cover their expenses.
The parish does have a Bereavement Ministry group which meets on the last Friday of the month in the Parish Center at 10:00am. This group is often a help in assisting the bereaved family in coming to terms with their loss.
To discuss arrangements, please call the Parish Office at (941) 697-4899 who will begin the process in setting up funeral arrangements. For more information on volunteering for the Funeral Mass Preparation Ministry, please complete the Volunteer Information Request Form below.


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Air duct cleaning costs will vary depending on your location, accessibility, material the duct-work is made of and of course, how dirty the system is. Our expertise, training and satisfaction guarantee are built into the price of service.
Generally we'll ask for at least 3-5 hours to effectively clean your air ducts. The amount of time it takes to clean a residential HVAC system may vary depending on the system. Once a skilled and trained technician arrives, they should be able to give you an estimate of how long it will take.
Your professionals at Lifetime Quality Restoration & Construction can schedule a time that is convenient for your family and when most of the household is not present. Depending on the magnitude of the job, we should have your house back in normal working order in just a few hours.
Ensure fire extinguisher and first aid kits are readily available. For safety purposes, the technician should be directed to where they are located. Please also provide them with emergency contact information.
Since duct cleaning can be relatively noisy, we recommend having this done when most of your household is away. If you're able, please plan accordingly.
Clear work areas. Ask your technician how much space is needed around each air vent register and how much space they will need around the furnace and air conditioner. It's best these areas are cleaned before work begins.
Walk through your home to go over where protective coverings such as drop and corner guards will be placed. It's also necessary to go over the ducts, how they will be cleaned, and the accessibility of it.
Change air filters based on the manufacturer's recommendations.
Vacuum regularly. This will also help reduce pet dander and airborne dirt and debris.
Lifetime Quality Restoration & Construction offers a full suite of services to clean and repair mold, water, fire and smoke damage, as well as odor and hazardous materials. The services are an additional cost and will be discussed during the cleaning evaluation and again at the end of the cleanup.


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  heron::proto::system::HeronDataTuple tuple;
  tuple.add_values("dummy");

  std::set<sp_int32> all_dests;
  for (sp_int32 i = 0; i < 1000; ++i) {
    std::vector<sp_int32> dests;
    g->GetListToSend(tuple, dests);
    EXPECT_EQ(dests.size(), (sp_uint32)0);
  }

  delete g;
}

int main(int argc, char** argv) {
  heron::common::Initialize(argv[0]);
  testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);
  return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}

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Jeff Vrabel: On golf, and extremely colorful pants
Wooing tomorrow's star, today
JUSTIN JARRETT
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FOR YEARS, STEVE WILMOT HAS JOKED THAT THE 15-20 POUNDS HE DROPS ANNUALLY DURING THE STRESS-FILLED RUN-UP TO THE RBC HERITAGE ALWAYS FINDS ITS WAY BACK TO HIM DURING THE PLAYERS AMATEUR, AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE IMPRESSIVE BUFFET LUNCHES AND LOCKER ROOM MILKSHAKE SERVICE AT BERKELEY HALL CLUB. OK, MAYBE A LITTLE.
But Wilmot's favorite wisecrack works as a metaphor for the Players Amateur's importance to the Heritage, as the amateur event allows Wilmot and his staff at the Heritage Classic Foundation an opportunity to kick up their feet a bit more while fostering relationships with promising young golfers today that pay dividends to the PGA Tour event down the road.
Aside from the obvious tie-in — the reigning Players Amateur champion is granted a sponsor's exemption into the RBC Heritage each spring — the Heritage Classic Foundation's involvement with the amateur event has helped build a bridge to the RBC Heritage. The evidence of that is apparent in a promotional video produced during this spring's Heritage, in which a number of current PGA Tour players touted the experience they had competing in the Players Amateur, which many said was the first event they played that made them feel like pros. That reputation spread quickly from the event's inception in 2000, producing a positive cycle that continues today.
"Again, we're anticipating a very strong international field with the best amateur players in the world," Wilmot said. "It really has continued to kind of snowball in such a positive direction."
The list of past champions is littered with big-name PGA Tour players, including Ben Curtis, Bill Haas and Rickie Fowler. The first 13 winners have combined to claim 12 PGA Tour victories as of May 22, and the list of players who competed in the Players Amateur and never won it is even more impressive, including Lucas Glover, Dustin Johnson, Matt Kuchar, Marc Leishman, Kyle Stanley and Nick Watney, among others.
The Players Amateur returns to Berkeley Hall Club for the second year of a new era after being played at Belfair Golf Club for the first 12 years. The change of scenery has done nothing to diminish the event's reputation as one of the top amateur tournaments in the nation — if not the world.
The international reach is evident in the number of top Australian players who compete each summer, one of whom — Daniel Nisbet — claimed the title in last year's rain-shortened event. A number of Australia's best amateur players already are committed this year, including Brady Watt (ranked sixth in the Scratch Players World Amateur Rankings as of May 30), Zander Lombard (No. 18), Nathan Holman (No. 28), Brett Drewitt (No. 43), Todd Sinnott (No. 76) and Jordan Zunic (No. 80). While commitments will continue to roll in as the tournament approaches, the field already includes several of the world's top amateurs. Leading that list is 2012 runner-up Bobby Wyatt, who has ascended to the top spot in the Scratch Players World Amateur Rankings while helping lead Alabama to the national championship. Watt (No. 6), North Florida standout Sean Dale (No. 12) and Stanford's Andrew Yun (No. 23) are among the other highly-ranked players who committed early.
Following in the tradition started by the likes of Glover, Johnson and 2008 champion Mark Anderson — a Beaufort native — this year's field also will feature its share of home-grown talent. South Carolina sophomore Matt NeSmith, who tied for second overall in the NCAA Regional, and Clemson sophomore Cody Proveaux have committed, along with Bluffton resident and former AJGA standout Michael Balzer. The Heritage Classic Foundation also extends an invitation annually to one USC Beaufort golfer, which this year went to Travis Cashion, who recently graduated after playing for the Sand Sharks for four years.
Despite the more laid-back feel relative to the Heritage, the Players Amateur is no simple undertaking. It requires more than 100 volunteers to ensure the event runs smoothly and operates like a big-time event on par with the reputation it has earned over the years.
"The volunteer support and other support from the community has been incredible," Wilmot said. "It really brings the love for golf in this area full circle. We're not just supporting pro golf, we're also supporting amateur golf."
2013 Players Amateur
What: Amateur national golf tournament
When: July 8-14; Tournament play July 11-14
Where: Berkeley Hall Club
Details: Practice rounds July 8-9; Contestant-Amateur Tournament, 8:30 a.m., July 10; Tee times 7:15 a.m., July 11-14
Admission: Open, free to spectators
2000: Ben Curtis
2001: Michael Sims
2002: Bill Haas
2003: Camilo Villegas
2004: Aron Price
2005: Brian Harman
2006: Jonathan Moore
2007: Rickie Fowler
2008: Mark Anderson
2009: Bud Cauley
2010: Kevin Tway
2011: Corbin Mills
2012: Daniel Nisbet


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Q: Behavior of a Taylor series for $x \to \infty$ I have a function defined by its Taylor series $f(x) = \sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n$. The convergence radius is infinite. I am interested in the behavior of $f(x)$ as $x \to \infty$.
I thought about comparing $f$ to a different known function $g$. If $\lim_{x\to \infty} \frac{f(x)}{g(x)} = 1$ then $f(x)$ and $g(x)$ are asymptotically equivalent. Now I can also expand $g$ into a series $g(x) = \sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n$.
This gives $\lim_{x\to \infty} \frac{f(x)}{g(x)} = \lim_{x\to \infty} \frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n}$. Intuitively since $x$ goes to $\infty$ only the terms for $n\to \infty$ should contribute to the limit. In other words if for huge $n \to \infty$ both coefficient are asymptotically equal $a_n \sim b_n$, then also $f$ and $g$ should be asymptotically equal.
This can also be motivated by looking at finite polynomials. Here the limit $\lim_{x\to \infty} \frac{\sum_{n=0}^N a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^N b_n x^n}$ is simply given by $\frac{a_N}{b_N}$. Therefore I would expect that for infinite series $\lim_{x\to \infty} \frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} = \lim_{n\to \infty} \frac{a_n}{b_n}$, which is the same as above.
Is the reasoning and the last formula correct? If not, is there any way to deduce the behavior of a Taylor series for $x \to \infty$?

A: I think I found an answer myself. However it works only for positive Taylor coefficients (This means that the series grows faster than any polynomial).
Assume that $a_n \sim b_n$ for $n \to \infty$ (or $\lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{a_n}{b_n} = 1$). It implies that for all $\varepsilon > 0$ exists $n_0$ s.t. for $n \geq n_0$: $|a_n - b_n| < \varepsilon b_n$.
If $n_0 = 0$ we can do a simple estimate: $$\frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} \leq \frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty (|a_n-b_n|+b_n) x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} < \frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty (\varepsilon b_n +b_n) x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} = 1 + \varepsilon$$
If $n_0 > 0$ we have $$\frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} = \frac{a_0 + \ldots + a_{n_0-1}x^{n_0-1} + x^{n_0} \sum_{n=0}^\infty a_{n+n_0} x^n}{b_0 + \ldots + b_{n_0-1}x^{n_0-1} + x^{n_0} \sum_{n=0}^\infty b_{n+n_0} x^n} = \frac{a_0\frac{1}{x^{n_0}} + \ldots + a_{n_0-1}\frac{1}{x} + \sum_{n=0}^\infty a_{n+n_0} x^n}{b_0\frac{1}{x^{n_0}} + \ldots + b_{n_0-1}\frac{1}{x} + \sum_{n=0}^\infty b_{n+n_0} x^n}$$
Taking the limit for $x \to \infty$ gives
$$\lim_{x\to\infty}\frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} = \lim_{x\to\infty} \frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_{n+n_0} x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_{n+n_0} x^n} < 1 + \varepsilon.$$
Since this is true for all $\varepsilon$: $$\lim_{x\to\infty}\frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} \leq 1$$
Also we can exchange both series which gives $$\lim_{x\to\infty}\frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} = 1$$
or $\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n \sim \sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n$ for $x \to \infty$
Therefore in case that all $a_n,b_n \geq 0$ and $\lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{a_n}{b_n}$ exists then $$\lim_{x\to\infty}\frac{\sum_{n=0}^\infty a_n x^n}{\sum_{n=0}^\infty b_n x^n} = \lim_{n\to\infty} \frac{a_n}{b_n}$$

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Slovenian Companies to Help Govt with EU Presidency
Ljubljana, 7 December - Slovenia's EU presidency project will be backed up by 23 Slovenian companies which responded to a public call for partnership with the government during the presidency. They are to participate with their products and services, donations and discounts, a contribution estimated at EUR 500,000, Finance Minister Andrej Bajuk told the press on Friday.
Brdo pri Kranju
Press conference presenting companies which signed a contract on the cooperation with the government during Slovenia's EU presidency.
Photo: Tinkara Zupan/STA
Representatives of companies which signed a contract on the cooperation with the government during Slovenia's EU presidency.
Finance Minister Andrej Bajuk (left) and head of the Government Communication Office Anze Logar presenting companies which signed a contract on the cooperation with the government during Slovenia's EU presidency.
Finance Minister Andrej Bajuk presenting companies which signed a contract on the cooperation with the government during Slovenia's EU presidency.
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Publish time: Dec 7, 2007, 18:07
Category: Business, Finance and Economy
Keywords: EU, SLOVENIA, COMPANIES, COOPERATION
Author: zm/gz


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Waldo is on the loose in downtown Manhattan Beach
The Beach ReporterTBR News
Megan Johnson shows the Where"s Waldo books on display in Pages: a bookstore. The store is hosting a Where"s Waldo scavenger hunt throughout downtown Manhattan Beach throughout the month of July.
By Daniella Segura |
PUBLISHED: July 13, 2017 at 3:00 a.m. | UPDATED: May 25, 2021 at 2:16 p.m.
Where's Waldo? During the month of July, he's on the loose in downtown Manhattan Beach.
The familiar red-and-white striped character, who is always a bit hard to find, will be hidden in stores throughout downtown.
Megan Johnson, who's managing the project for Pages: a bookstore, said she hopes the game gets families out exploring the community.
"The whole spirit of Waldo is curiosity and being open to seeing things that you don't usually observe," Johnson said. "I found when I did it with my nephew and cousins, it was really nice to just kind of slow down and talk with somebody at the store … It's all about observing and being part of the community through curiosity."
To play, you must get a Where's Waldo passport from Pages: a bookstore or any of the participating stores. Once you've found Waldo at a store, ask an employee to give you a stamp or signature.
The six-inch tall character, as well as one Wenda (a female version), can be found in 19 different spots downtown, including Becker's Bakery & Deli, Gum Tree, The Souk, Simmzy's, Skechers and MB Post. He's also hidden at the Manhattan Beach Farmer's Market on Tuesdays, Manhattan Beach City Hall and the Roundhouse. Participating stores have a "Shop Local, Find Waldo Here" window cling displayed.
"You can find all the Waldos in one day or you can spread it out over a few days. It's really whatever pace you'd like," Johnson said.
If you're having trouble finding Waldo, look for clues on the Downtown Manhattan Beach Facebook page.
The first 125 players to fill out 10 spots on their passports, can turn their passports into Pages and receive an "I Found Waldo" button and a $1 off coupon. If you collect at least 14 of 19 signatures, you'll get the button, the coupon and be entered into a drawing.
The grand prize drawing will be at the Where's Waldo party at Pages starting at 11 a.m. on Sunday, July 30.
"Everyone's welcome, and we're going to have raffles and prizes and Beckers is going to make cookies with Waldo's face on them. It should be fun," Johnson said.
This is the sixth summer that independent bookstores across the country have hosted Where's Waldo scavenger hunts, while also spreading a "shop local" message throughout the stores' cities, according to a press release from Candlewick Press. The game was started by Waldo publisher Candlewick Press and the American Booksellers Association. More than 250 indie bookstores across the nation are participating in this summer's scavenger hunts.
This year also marks the 30th anniversary of the Where's Waldo books series. There are more than 67 million Waldo books in print worldwide, and they've been translated into more than 30 languages.
TBR Manhattan Beach
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I think I need to replace the ignition switch on my XL600R. Number for the set with the helmet lock is 35010-ML6-670, just the switch is 35100-ML6-670 and of course both are NLA from Honda.
Ebay has one for $80 that doesn't come with the key.
Anyone know where to find one? Or can a locksmith or something re-key a used one?
I need one also, I was hoping this would fit & just a matter of figuring out which wire does what & reinsert them into original connector. Looks like there might be a couple extra wires, maybe good for accessories? GPS? Cell charger? Boom box?


Hey, hello for the last time.
So, this is my final post for this course now ( I may update this site more with other courses's content in the future).
That is it for now, I think I will be off for a while. See you guys later.


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By a participle, [I understand] a verb in an adjectival aspect. --Earle.
Note: ☞ Present participles, called also imperfect, or incomplete, participles, end in -ing. Past participles, called also perfect, or complete, participles, for the most part end in -ed, -d, -t, -en, or -n. A participle when used merely as an attribute of a noun, without reference to time, is called an adjective, or a participial adjective; as, a written constitution; a rolling stone; the exhausted army. The verbal noun in -ing has the form of the present participle. See Verbal noun, under Verbal, a.
The participles or confines between plants and living creatures. --Bacon.


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Q: What Happened to Jonathan Crane after the events of Gotham Episode 15: "The Scarecrow"? After seeing various villains being shown in Gotham (Penguin, Victor Zsass, Mr. Freeze, etc.), I have noticed that nothing has been shown about the condition of Jonathan Crane after the events of "The Scarecrow", where a doctor watching over Jonathan has the following conversation with Detective James Gordon:

Gordon: So, he's still in fear?
Doctor: Well, not just fear, detective. Jonathan's brain activity shows he's in a state of intense terror.
Gordon: How long until it goes away?
Doctor: Well, that's the thing, detective; we can't be certain it ever will. (Looks through the glass at Jonathan) Imagine the thing you fear most in the world. Imagine that's all you see, every waking moment.

We are then shown a shot of an evil-looking scarecrow looming over Jonathan as he screams in terror, desperate to escape the terrifying figure. After that, the episode ends, and nothing more is said about Crane.
Does anyone know what happened afterwards, through interviews, or a Gotham-related source, etc.?

A: We got to know about Jonathan Crane's fate later on in season 4. In S04E01 aka "Pax Penguina", we see Jonathan Crane still in Arkham afraid of scarecrows; the local gang even used his fear of scarecrows to control him to do their bidding. In the end:

 The gang decides to attack the club's inauguration and have Jonathan make more toxin and then lock him in a closet with a scarecrow. He then begins to have a severe hallucination with the scarecrow, who seemingly comes to life.

 [...]

 Grady returns to Crane's house to get more toxin from Jonathan. However, he discovers Jonathan has adopted a new persona, naming himself "The Scarecrow" and sprays Grady with fear gas.

Wikipedia, Pax Penguina

He did appear in S04E02 too.


Green electronics focuses on eradication of harmful elements and components, and recycling of electronic products at the end of life.
Electronics has made life easier for us. But the omnipresence of electronics in modern life has a seamy underside. Certain materials used in electronic products are toxic and pose a threat to the environment. The situation is becoming serious with the increasing use of electronics.
Alarm bells have started ringing. And to tackle the situation, the industry is resorting to green electronics. Green electronics focuses on elimination of harmful elements and components, and recycling of electronic products at the end of life. Among the harmful elements are lead, cadmium, mercury and polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE).
The European Parliament has already passed a legislation that restricts use of lead and some other materials for the manufacture of electronic products till 2006.
Can we have a substitute for lead?
Around 90 per cent of all electronic components contain some lead. There are many technological and economic challenges before the initiative to produce lead-free components. Efforts are being made to find feasible and cost- effective ways to reduce lead in electronic products.
The electronic computer equipment is a complicated assembly of more than 1000 materials, many of which are highly toxic. These include chlorinated and brominate substances, toxic gases, toxic metals, photoactive and biologically active materials, acids, plastics and plastic additives. When computer waste is land filled or incinerated, the toxic materials and emissions contaminate the water resources and air. So recycling of electronic components has also assumed importance.
The ever-increasing functionality of information technology (IT) products is enabled by semiconductors. Semiconductors are the basis of all the electronic components and lead is the glue that binds all the semiconductor devices to make them work efficiently. Lead is used to a large extent in solders used in electronics. Without the use of lead solders and leaded glass, you would not be able to safely sit in front of your computer. Lead alloy solders enable your computer to send electronic data.
Lead was discarded from paints, ceramic glazers and plumbing solders years ago due to its poisoning effects, but the solders used in electronic applications were not targeted for such elimination because of their limited utilization and disposal. However, within the last decade, microelectronics has made significant strides resulting in widespread utilization and disposal of components containing lead solders.
It is estimated that one billion pounds of lead are contained in obsolete computers in the US alone. Two computers become obsolete for every three purchased. For the year 2005, this ratio is estimated at 1:1. That means we have to recycle computers as fast as we make them and that too efficiently. It will be costly to recycle these products because it is difficult to extract the usable metals, but the cost of recycling is minor compared to the cost of cleaning up if electronics are landfilled or incinerated.
But why lead is used in electronic components?
Lead can meet performance requirements in a cost-efficient manner. A tinlead solder alloy is usually used to join computer components to printed circuit boards (PCBs). Lead can be easily remoulded and refined.
Lead has the highest recycling rate of all the industrial metals in the world. In the US, around 80 per cent of all the lead is used in automotive batteries and more than 95 per cent of these batteries are recycled. Leads natural properties like low melting point, high strength, ductility; fatigue resistance, high thermal cycling, joint integrity, corrosion resistance, malleability and long life are well suited to electronics applications.
Lead is essential to the production of many highly technical products, from f octal monitors to fibre optics. It plays a vital role in space exploration, energy conservation and telecommunications.
e-waste can be disposed in three ways: incineration, landfilling and recycling.
Incineration. Incineration entails destroying the e-waste including computers and other electronic devices and components by burning. But this waste contributes significantly to heavy metals and halogen Ted substances. Because of the variety of different substances found together in electro scrap, incineration is particularly dangerous.
The introduction of waste from electrical and electronic equipment into incinerators results in high concentrations of metals, including heavy metals, in the slag, fly ash, flue gas and filter cake. More than 90 per cent of cadmium and lead put to an incinerator is found in the fly ash and more than 70 per cent of the mercury in the filter cake. Some producers send their electro scrap to cement kilns for use as an alternative to fuel. Smelting can present dangers similar to incineration.
Landfilling. Landfilling involves disposing the e-waste by burying it, especially as a method of filling in and reclaiming excavated pits. But it has become common knowledge that all landfills leak. Even the best state-of- the- art landfills dont remain completely tight throughout their lifetimes and a certain amount of chemical and metal leaching will occur. The situation is worse for older or uncontrolled dump sites.
Mercury leaches when certain electronic devices, such as circuit breakers, are destroyed. The same is true for PCBs from condensers. When brominates flame-retarded plastic or cadmium-containing plastics are landfilled, both PBDE and cadmium may leach into the soil and ground water. It has been found that significant amounts of lead ions are dissolved from broken lead containing glass, such as the cone glass of cathode ray tubes, when mixed with acid waters.
Recycling. Recycling of hazardous products has little environmental benefit -it simply moves the hazards into secondary products that eventually have to be disposed of. Unless the goal is to redesign the product to use non- hazardous materials, such recycling is a false solution.
Environmental problems during recycling are not linked to halogenated substances only. Hazardous emissions to the air also result from the recycling of e-waste containing heavy metals, such as lead and cadmium. These emissions could be significantly reduced by pretreatment operations.
Another problem with heavy metals and halogenated substances in untreated waste occurs during the shredding process. Since most waste is shredded without proper disassembly, hazardous substances, such as PCBs contained in capacitors, may be dispersed into the recovered metals and the shredder waste.
Lead is very toxic to humans and can, among other things, cause serious chronic damage. Other metals such as silver (Ag), tin (Sn) and copper (Cu) have significantly lower toxic effects on the human body. From a health perspective, it therefore seems sound to avoid lead in tin solders if there is a risk of human exposure.
Use of modern production equipment, in which the soldering process takes place in closed systems, reduces or eliminates the risk of human exposure in work-related situations. However, there would always be a risk of exposure in maintenance and repair of production equipment. In relation to the working environment alone, it is therefore relevant to a certain extent to phase out alloys containing lead.
In the long term, humans are primarily exposed to lead via the environment. When soldered products are disposed of, a greater or smaller share of the material will end up in the waste system. When incinerated, lead contents become easily soluble, leading to increased leaching from the landfills where residues from waste incineration end up.
The significance of changing to lead-free alloys is uncertain seen from an ecotoxicological perspective, because it is uncertain how the alternative metals spread and degrade. Silver, for example, which is present in almost all lead-free alternatives, is far more toxic to aquatic organisms than lead.


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'Targeted because colleagues jealous of me'
Munish PandeyMunish Pandey / Updated: Sep 21, 2016, 03:24 IST
Says BARC'S Dr N K Sahoo, accused of plagiarising his own work on 15 occasions.
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre's (BARC) Dr N K Sahoo, who is grappling with allegations of plagiarising his own work on 15 occasions, denied all charges and blamed the jealousy of his colleagues as the reason behind them. Mumbai Mirror had reported on August 30 that the BARC staff had submitted a complaint alleging that Dr Sahoo had plagiarised his own work on 15 occasions and demanded immediate action against him.
Despite the blatant 'self-plagiarism', Dr Sahoo was promoted in May and last week his title was changed from distinguished scientist to outstanding scientist, according to the Bhabha Atomic Research Officers' Association, which was outraged by his elevation.
Dr Sahoo, who is due to retire in 2018, is currently the associate director of group (physics).
The association, which includes scientists, has urged BARC director Dr KN Vyas to initiate action against him and threatened to take the matter to the prime minister's office if no steps are taken. Mirror has a copy of the letter.
Speaking up for the first time, Dr Sahoo told Mirror, "I am being targeted because the other scientists are jealous of me." Mirror also has access to a letter dated October 15, received by the Director of BARC in which Dr Sahoo was accused of self-plagirism. Following this, an inquiry committee was set up by the then BARC director, which on November 8, 2013, submitted its report, giving him a clean chit.
'I retracted my own paper'
Dr Sahoo also clarified that due to persistent claims of plagiarism from his colleagues, a senior had urged him to retract a paper, which he did, therefore bringing down the instances of alleged selfplagiarism to 14 from 15.
Mumbai Mirror is in possession of a letter written by Dr Sahoo in October 2015 in which he had requested a publication house to retract his own paper.
"The article on Applied Surface Science was submitted in February 2006 but there was no response from the editor, Dr Frans Habraken. So we submitted the paper with a new title to another journal on May 4, 2006. The article was published within one month.
"To our surprise Dr Habraken accepted which eventually got published in October 2006. It can malign my image so I request you to retract my first paper," he wrote in the letter.
Confirming this retraction, the publisher said, "This article has been retracted at the request of the editorin-chief and the author. The article is a duplicate of a paper that has already been published in Applied Physics D, 39 (2006), 4059 – 4067, doi:10.1088/0022-3727/39/18/017. One of the conditions of submission of a paper for publication is that authors declare explicitly that the paper is not under consideration for publication elsewhere. As such, this article represents a severe abuse of the scientific publishing system."


Golf - 09. October 2007.
The ten-aside match will take place on Sunday at Ogbourne Downs Golf Club in Wiltshire.
Suffolk's Heidi Baek made her first England appearance earlier this season against Spain in the annual U16 international. Her three team-mates from that event are also in this side: Nottinghamshire's Alex Peters, who is the Midland ladies' champion, Kent's Sian Evans and Yorkshire's Helen Searle.
Gloucestershire's Hannah Barwood is one of four players in this team who took part in the 2007 Girls' International Matches, alongside Holly Clyburn of Lincolnshire, and the Hamphire pair Raffi Dyer and Katie Mundy.
They are joined by Nottinghamshire's Katie Best, who was runner-up in the English girls' championship, and Kent's Sarah Tyson, who swept the board of 2006 South-East titles.