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FC Consulting & Expert Witness
Florida - Serving: All states. Nationwide availability.
https://fcexpertwitness.com
Hospitality, Hotel/Restaurant, and Tourism Expert Witness
Gary Deel, PhD, JD has roughly 10 years of experience wokring in the hospitality industry and more than 13 years of experience teaching hospitality management and law curriculum for some of the nation's top hotel schools.
Dr. Deel holds both a PhD in Hospitality and a JD in Law, so he understands the nuances of...
GEO Associates
Texas - Serving: All States
https://www.hgexperts.com/expert-witness/geo-associates-36296
Forensic Geosciences Litigation Support
GEO Associates provides litigation support services and expert witness testimony for civil and criminal investigations and insurance industry cases (both plaintiff and defendant) that involve Groundwater Pollution and Data Analysis, Forensic Geology and Geophysics, Hydrology Modeling, and Forensic Meteorology...
Eleuthera Associates, LLC
Connecticut - Serving: All 50 States.
www.constructionexpert1.com
Construction Site, Work Zone & Defective Pavements Accidents, Claims, & Analysis Expert Witness
Mr. Ferreira is the owner and general manager of Eleuthera Associates, LLC and PDF Construction Co. Inc.. He has over 40 years of "hands-on", "in-the-field" experience, and is multi-disciplined in construction, operating heavy equipment and trucks, project management, safety and cost management relating to municipal...
CLM Engineering Associates, LLC
Connecticut - Serving: Connecticut & New Jersey
https://clmpe.com
Premises Liability/Construction Accidents/Building Code Compliance Expert Witness
CLM Engineering Associates, LLC is a multi-faceted engineering firm. We were established in 2010 by Craig L. Moskowitz after spending more than 14 years working for other consulting engineering firms, construction management organizations, builders and general contractors. In addition, he honed his leadership skills...
STM Weather
https://www.stmweather.com
Forensic Meteorology Expert Witness
The STM Weather team provides a range of custom services, tailored to the unique needs of each client. Professional meteorologists with extensive experience issuing forecasts and radar-based severe weather warnings translates into exceptional skill at reconstructing weather events as a weather expert witness. Clear,...
Al J. Heraghty - Total Sports Consulting Services, LLC
New York - Serving: All States
https://expertsportswitness.com
Playground, Sports & Recreation Expert Witness
Professor Alphonses Heraghty currently serves as Chairperson of Health, Physical Education & Sport Management at the State University of New York (SUNY) College at Suffolk. Prior to this role, he was the Fitness & Aquatics Director and Head Lacrosse Coach. He is a Certified Playground Safety Inspector credentialed by...
Tyson Enterprises Incorporated
Michigan - Serving: All States
www.tysonenterprises.com/
Building, Faulty Construction, Personal Injury, OSHA, & Contracts: Forensics
Tyson Enterprises Incorporated is directed by Mr. Ronald Tyson. For over 35 years, Mr. Tyson has served the legal community as a construction expert witness, working for both plaintiff and defendant's attorneys. He has been in the construction business for over 45 years. He has years of hands-on experience as a...
John Shaw Consulting, LLC
https://www.shaweng.com/
Sewer, Water, Wastewater, Hydraulic and Forensic Engineering Expert Witness
John Shaw Consulting, LLC offers more than 25 years of expertise in sanitary engineering including water (potable) and wastewater (industrial and domestic) treatment, conveyance, hydraulics (gravity and force), storage, reuse (biosolids and treated effluent), master planning, operations, maintenance, expert witness...
J.M. Miller Engineering, Inc.
Michigan - Serving: Miller Engineering serves clients nationally with offices located ...
https://www.millerengineering.com/
Engineering Expert Witness & Consulting
Dr. Miller is an Emeritus Professor at the University of Michigan College of Engineering and a registered professional engineer and consultant with more than 30 years of experience as an engineering expert witness. He specializes in warnings, labeling and instruction manuals, consumer product design, process safety,...
Roger W. Griffith, P.E.
Tennessee - Serving: All States
https://rogergriffith.com
Forensic Mechanical & Plumbing Engineer, Expert Witness and Litigation Support
Roger W.Griffith, P.E. provides engineering design, forensic analysis, and expert witness consulting in plumbing, fuel gas systems, HVAC, and fire protection. Specialty areas include hot water systems, scalding, carbon monoxide poisoning related to venting of gas appliances, and legionella.
He has provided expert...
Chuck Dutill, P.E., D.F.E. - Heritage Technical Services, Inc.
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Hydrology, Environmental Engineering, and Civil Engineering Expert Witness and Consultant
For over 40 years, Mr. Dutill has been practicing in hydrology and environmental engineering. He has focused on wastewater, stormwater, flooding, sewers, septic systems, groundwater, hydrogeology, drainage, hydraulics, backups, drinking water, air quality, mold, hazardous waste, water quality,...
Washington, New Jersey
Real Estate Expert Witness and Litigation Support
Richard provides Real Estate Expert Services and is a Licensed Real Estate Broker in many States! As a Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), Certified Financial Crime Specialist (CFCS), and former Federal Agent he provides complete litigation support. As a practicing Real Estate Broker of over 25+ years,...
QEI Engineers, Inc.
Fire/Explosion and Failure Analysis Consulting/Expert Witness
QEI Engineers, Inc. specializes in failure analysis and fire/explosion cause & origin for over $400MM in claims, including: construction defects and claims, HVAC, plumbing, geothermal heating/cooling, structural failures, natural gas systems, boilers/pressure vessels and piping, compressed air...
1Source Safety and Health, Inc.
Safety, Health, Mold, Ergonomic, Indoor Air Quality Consultants & Expert Witnesses
1Source Safety and Health, Inc. is focused on helping clients with emergency and non-emergency safety and health issues as related to buildings and occupants. Our company has a diverse staff of professionals certified in industrial hygiene, safety, ergonomics, and audits. Our expertise in...
Emergency Services Consultants, Ltd.
Emergency Medical Services and Firefighting Operations Expert Witness
Emergency Services Consultants, Ltd. is an organization designed to provide expert consultation to law firms as well as in-depth research, detailed reports, training and education for corporations, fire departments, police agencies, municipal governments and industry. Our firm has provided expert...
Bryan Hauger Consulting, Inc.
Plastic Pipe and Polymer Expert Witness
Bryan Hauger Consulting, Inc. was formed to provide expert insights to plastic material manufacturers, convertors and asset owners. We have accumulated some of the best plastic and piping expert witnesses in the industry that are experienced with multiple different types of plastic pipes and...
J. B. Giacoma Consulting, LLC
Martinez, California
Plumbing, HVAC, Construction, Piping Systems, Asbestos Expert Witness
J. B. Giacoma Consulting, LLC provides consulting and evaluation services for Plumbing/Mechanical related projects. Work with attorneys and other clients to resolve case issues. Construction defects - Personal liability claims. Construction claims - Cost estimating (Plaintiff or defense).
Fruchtman and Associates
Forensic HVAC, Plumbing & Fire Protection Engineers - Expert Witnesses
Fruchtman and Associates is a Consulting Engineering firm specializing in design, consulting, expert witness, and forensic engineering services. Our areas of expertise include heating, ventilating, air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing and fire protection systems for buildings.


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Why a military suicide should have been prevented — and why it wasn't
Lowered expectations new norm for Canada's veterans
The Legion should no longer hold a monopoly on the poppy
Veterans fought for our democracy. Now, they face fights against their own government
Veterans will remember on Nov. 11, but not the way Ottawa wants
How to razzle dazzle veterans and do nothing
Rotten process, rotten product for veterans
Study discounts Gulf War cancer link
OTTAWA – A major study by Statistics Canada has concluded that veterans of the 1991 Gulf War are not contracting or dying from cancer at any higher rate than the general population.
By National Post November 4, 2005
But a former Canadian Gulf War veteran, who is leading the fight for recognition of ailing Canadian Forces members, dismissed the survey as a red herring that was too narrowly focused on cancer and death. Retired captain Sean Bruyea, a former Forces intelligence officer, said the survey all but ignores the complicated range of symptoms — known as Gulf War Syndrome — that veterans continue to live with today.
"Gulf War Syndrome isn't about the tragedies of cancer and mortality," Mr. Bruyea said. "Why did they commission a study which has to do with people who are already dead or potentially in a terminal stage with cancer?"
The four-year study, in conjunction with the Canadian Forces, was designed to investigate claims by Gulf War veterans who have complained of various symptoms since serving in the Persian Gulf after Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and the subsequent 1991 Gulf War.
Released yesterday, the Canadian study joined the growing international pool of medical research on this controversial topic, and produced similar findings to research in the United States and Britain on Gulf War Syndrome.
The study examined the medical records of all 5,117 Forces members deployed to the Gulf between Saddam's August, 1990, invasion of Kuwait and the October, 1991, withdrawal of forces. They were compared with 6,093 Forces personnel who were not deployed.
Their records were also cross-referenced with the death and cancer registries maintained by the provinces and territories and the national numbers maintained by Statistics Canada.
"These results are consistent with those of other larger studies on the health of Gulf War veterans of other countries. Canadian Gulf War veterans did report symptoms and common illnesses at significantly higher rates than other veterans of the same era," the study states.
"However, they did not appear to be at increased risk of dying or developing cancer."
If the government recognized the blanket of symptoms encompassed by Gulf War Syndrome, it could be liable for millions of dollars in disability benefits.
Thousands of troops from the U.S., Britain and Canada have raised questions about a host of undiagnosed illnesses and symptoms such as diseases of the bones and joints, and the digestive and respiratory systems. Depression, anxiety, fatigue, migraines, dizziness, chronic fatigue and memory problems have also been cited.
Statistics Canada says the 5,117 Canadian veterans whose records were part of the study "had a higher prevalence of self-reported illnesses," as well as high rates of post-traumatic stress disorder than the control groups.
The study also acknowledges that exposure to "vaccines, medications, and chemical agents" have been blamed for the symptoms. The cocktail of protective drugs given to soldiers, oil well fires, biological weapons, depleted uranium from bombs and other environmental hazards have also been blamed for the symptoms.
"However, to date, there has been no consistent association between illness and exposure to these substances," the report states.
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The tree(s) are up. The wreath is on the door. The stockings are on the banister. The kids are in Christmas pajamas. Nighttime stories are holiday and winter books.
I do believe it's officially the holiday season!!!
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Q: "experience in" VS "experience with"

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*A has many years of experience in material design and production technology.

*A has many years of experience with material design and production technology

I have seen both 'with' and 'in' followed by 'experience". If I want to convery the meaning a company or a person has worked in the areas of material design and production technology for many years and is experienced, which preposition should I choose?
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A: In my opinion, in could be used when you are referring to a topic or a field of study, e.g. "experience in web design, experience in robotics". and with sounds more natural for me if used with a tool or concrete technology, e.g. "Experience with CCS, javascript, Experience with sensors".
Summarizing, I think in could be used when the experience was gained by being exposed or being involved in a field, while with could be used for experience gained by using something.
This is what I understand as a non-native English speaker.

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*Experience in software development.
(ie the field you have experience in)

*Experience with Java, Spring and Netbeans.
(ie the specific tools, products, etc that you've used while gaining that experience)
There is a fairly clear distinction in most cases.  But that said, the distinction is also subtle enough that it is likely to go unnoticed if you get it wrong.

A: Think of the example of a farmer. He works IN a field WITH a plough.
Most areas of work are likewise referred to as "fields". So when you are speaking about your "field" of work, you would say you have experience in it.
However, both can be very useful when writing a CV/resume or a job application. For example, let's say that you were applying for a job in the field of ICT and you wanted to demonstrate your experience. If you had already worked in that field or similar, you would want to detail that. But maybe you have worked in an unrelated field (say, general administration) and that role contained an element of ICT that gave you relevant experience. You couldn't legitimately claim you had worked in ICT but you could show that you have some transferrable skills by detailing the things you worked with.
For example:

I have 3 years' experience working in an ICT technical role.

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I have 3 year's experience working with computers.

A: According to the Oxford Collocations Dictionary For Students of English, the preposition you use for the noun "experience" is "of": PREP.~ of/ "She has considerable professional experience of translation."
https://books.google.com.mx/books?id=tt3uoAEACAAJ&dq=Oxford+Collocations+Dictionary+For+Students+of+English&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y

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New Seattle Bus Funding Initiative Addresses City-Suburb Split
It's a pattern seen as recently as two years ago in metro Atlanta: a crucial transit measure wins in the central city but dies in the more populous suburbs. The fix is to craft a city-only transit initiative—just what advocates in Seattle will do.
April 28, 2014, 11am PDT | Irvin Dawid
In opposite corners of the nation, the Southeast and Northwest, more numerous suburbanites out-voted central city residents in crucial transportation funding initiatives. Their defeats may be as much a reflection on the city-suburb split as it is a statement on transportation funding.
In the Atlanta region two years ago, a one per cent sales tax measure for transportation was defeated on July 31, 2012 and in King County, Washington a one-tenth of one percent sales tax and $60 motor vehicle registration fee to fund bus operations and road maintenance was defeated last Tuesday (April 22).
"Even though the plan known as T-SPLOST lost in all 10 Metro Atlanta counties and most regions statewide, most Atlanta voters cast ballots for the proposal. Inside city limits, T-SPLOST won by 16% of the vote," wrote Charles Edwards, the news director for NPR-affiliate, WABE in a post-mortem on the measure on August 7, 2012. [Listen here].
In Seattle, Proposition 1 supporters "are blaming suburbanites for rejecting the county measure. They said inside the city, voters are willing to spend on buses," writes the editor of Seattle's NPR affiliate, KUOW. The solution: "A new Seattle-only initiative will try to save buses inside city limits. A group called Friends of Transit said it filed the initiative with the Seattle City Clerk's Office Friday (April 25)."
As we noted Thursday, the new initiative will be a six-year property tax. Unlike county-wide Proposition 1 which directed 40% of the tax and vehicle registration fee revenues to road repair and maintenance, the new initiative will presumably use 100% of the property tax revenue for purchasing bus routes that operate at least 80% within city limits.
"Friends of Transit said that money would be used to buy back endangered routes from King County Metro. The idea of cities buying routes from Metro isn't new. King County Executive Dow Constantine says several cities in the region are doing it now.
Now the hard part. Once "the initiative is approved by the city clerk, supporters will need to gather more than 20,000 signatures to put it on the November ballot."
New Bus Initiative Filed For Seattle Only, Prop 1 Continues To Fail
Published on Friday, April 25, 2014 in KUOW
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21 Top-Rated Fun Things to do in Lafayette, Indiana
Indiana is known for growing corn, basketball, and the most significant event in professional racing, the Indianapolis 500. Owing to its central location, Indiana is a place where people from various regions unite, representing the best of what the Midwest has to offer in terms of culture and history. The state has a reputation for being friendly and welcoming. People from Indiana are known as Hoosiers and take great pride in the motto "there's nothing like Hoosier hospitality."
Tippecanoe County, located in western-central Indiana and famous for its Native American battle of the same name, is a central part of Indiana. Its seat, the city of Lafayette, is built on the banks of the Wabash River. It is home to a little more than 72,000 people who enjoy affordable real estate and some of the best amenities in the state.
Lafayette is considered a great place to live, located within an easy drive of the larger cities of Chicago and Indianapolis and offering some terrific things to do for its citizens. Purdue University calls Lafayette home and, like many college towns, has plenty of fun options for students and permanent residents alike.
Whether you're planning to attend Purdue, move to the city, or visit the area on a short trip, here are 21 of the top-rated fun things to do in Lafayette, Indiana.
1. Lafayette's Downtown Area
2. Purdue University Sports
3. Columbian Park Zoo
4. Haan Museum of Art
5. Malibu Jack's Indoor Arcade
6. Monster Mini Golf
7. Wildcat Creek Winery
8. Clegg Memorial Garden
9. Wea Creek Orchard
10. People's Brewing Company
11. Wolf Park
12. Art Museum of Greater Lafayette
13. Breakout Rooms
14. Tropicanoe Cove Water Park
15. Wabash Heritage Trail
16. Architecture of the Tippecanoe County Courthouse
17. Tippecanoe Battlefield and Museum
18. Murdock Park
19. Imagination Station
20. Prophetstown State Park
21. Nearby Big Cities
Lafayette's entire downtown, and Main Street, in particular, is home to many different restaurants, bars, shops, boutiques, art installations, or anything else one might expect from a quaint midwestern downtown. The area is perfect for walking and exploration, especially when the weather is nice. Go on a shopping spree, meet some townies, take in some local art, or grab some lunch, all within the confines of central Lafayette.
Midwesterners tend to go crazy for their regional collegiate sports, especially the schools that play in the highest and most competitive divisions. The Purdue Boilermakers got their name from a local news report of a lopsided football victory in the late 1800s. A sportswriter used the tongue-in-cheek moniker to reference the steam engine kept on campus and the abundance of rail workers nearby. The name stuck. Today, the university has a terrific athletics program, with programs in dozens of sports for the public to come and enjoy.
Since 1908, the Columbian Park Zoo has worked to uphold its mission of preserving, protecting, and educating about wildlife in the safest and most humane ways possible. Today, Lafayette's families come here to admire the animals among the many exhibits in the facility. The zoo has habitats for animals from all over the world, with sections dedicated to the Americas and Australia, a butterfly garden, and even an area dedicated entirely to sculptures. It's a family favorite for all animal lovers.
The 9 Best Places to Live in Indiana in 2023
When young professionals are looking for a place to settle down, Indiana is often overlooked. The "Hoosier State" can sometimes take a back seat to places like Texas, New York, and California. But with a diverse economy, friendly citizens, good education, and a multitude of lovely cities and towns, Indiana has a lot to offer…
The Haan Museum boasts that it has the best art scene Indiana has to offer, within a stunning turn-of-the-century mansion that was a big part of the World's Fair in 1904. The museum has a quirky history in that the Haan family, who lived in the mansion starting in 1984, realized they had amassed an art collection worthy of presentation and began offering tours back in 2013. A few years later, they moved out of the building, and it became the state's top art display. For a small fee, anyone can admire the beautiful Indiana art scene.
Many people think of arcades as venues exclusively for children and teens, but Malibu Jack's provides enjoyment for all ages. This building is enormous. It offers go-karts, laser tag, a children's play area, video games, bowling, a mini golf course, and even indoor rides. With so many attractions, Malibu Jack's is suitable for an entire day of fun. Even then, people still may not get to take part in all the excitement.
Another option for mini golf and arcade games, Monster focuses on theming and keeping their facility updated for seasonal events. They have many of the same attractions as Malibu Jack's, so they're an excellent alternative option for people who like these things but want to avoid falling into a rut. The mini golf course is also unique in that it is entirely built under a black light area, so there's the extra challenge of seeing where your ball ends up.
The 16 Exciting Things to Do in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Fort Wayne is the second most populous city in Indiana and is considered the cultural center of the state. Museums, restaurants, nightlife and a thriving tourism industry help to keep it on the map…
Founded by a husband and wife entrepreneurial team in 2008, Wildcat Creek serves some award-winning local wines to patrons from near and far. The wine lovers of Lafayette will testify that Wildcat has all the reds, whites, and anything in between. The business has a tasting room perfect for a date or even a small private party. Here you can really get a taste of what the Indiana grapes can become.
Don't let the name fool you; Clegg is far more than just a garden. The area is filled with various types of natural landscapes, including oak forests and prairies, impressively wide beds of native wildflowers, and a walking trail, all overlooking the scenic Wildcat Creek. Kids love Clegg for the wide natural spaces open for exploration and play, and adults love it for the peaceful natural exposure.
The same family has owned the farmland property known as Wea Creek for seven generations, so the people here understand the fabric of the community and how to serve it best. The staff takes great pride in their fresh produce, which is known around the area as some of the best available. The farm also hosts events such as field trips and private parties and is a popular spot for weddings as well.
10 Most Affordable Places to Live in Michigan
Michigan is the only state in the United States with two separate peninsulas and five surrounding Great Lakes. Its landscape is diverse, ranging from industrialized skylines to sweeping sand dunes to gorgeous waterfalls. Once home to Henry Ford, it's also considered the epicenter of America's…
The craft beer industry has seen explosive growth in recent years—seemingly every moderately-sized city (and more and more small towns) has its own small-batch brewer. Beer tourism has become popular, too, with local brew pubs being prioritized as destinations on people's vacations. People's Brewing, established in 2009, has been providing the people of Lafayette with some fan-favorite suds ranging from IPAs to light brews. Stopping in here will allow you to sample the Hoosier hospitality along with your beer.
Dedicated to the behavioral study of the local wolf population and the preservation of its local habitat, Wolf Park is now celebrating its 50th year in existence. The park aims to educate and inform the public while protecting the region's wildlife. The nonprofit group that maintains the park offers inexpensive wolf tours, where the public can get up close look at the everyday behaviors of these fascinating pack animals.
According to its website, Greater Lafayette's art museum opened in 1909 during a general surge in artistic interest from people around the state of Indiana and the rest of the country. It began as a modest collection of paintings. Still, in the decades since, it has expanded to include sculptures, artifacts, and even clothing as art. Admission is always free, but the museum also hosts classes of various lengths and costs.
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Before you consider a move to Chicago, you should consider 7 key factors that will increase your appreciation for the city and guide you to the right neighborhoods and activities for you…
Solving a puzzle or cracking an intriguing mystery is always a thrill. People who like this activity will love visiting one of Lafayette's breakout rooms. It's when you and your group are locked together in a room and must follow a series of clues or solve a series of puzzles in order to earn your release. Escape Room Lafayette and Rugged Xscape are the two main breakout rooms in town, and each offers a creative twist on this unique trend.
Located within Columbia Park, Tropicanoe is a local water park that's sure to help anyone beat the summer heat. They offer a plethora of water slides, so anyone from young children to the most daring thrill-seekers can find what they're looking for on a hot summer's day. There's also a lazy river for floating and concessions offered. There's no better way to cool down with the community on a hot day.
The Wabash Trail is a 13-mile-long series of paths that runs from the Tippecanoe Battlefield, following the Wabash River all the way into downtown Lafayette. It's a way for anyone to explore the county in an up close and personal way while learning a lot of facts about the local history and the natural landscape. Just know before you set out that the trail is linear and not a loop, so those walking the entire path or even just sections of it will need to make travel arrangements in advance.
What to Know About Parking in Chicago, Illinois
Drivers need to know which options are available, what the rules and regulations say about parking, and where to go when traveling with a car. Knowing these things will mitigate any potential issues that arise. Luckily, Chicago has many options for people who know where to look…
Back in 1885, the residents of Lafayette got together to demand that the proposed new courthouse be built to reflect the pride of the community. The structure was to be made with durability and permanence, and the citizens even submitted a 45-page document on how the courthouse should look and the features that would be included. The building stands to this day and is an architectural treasure in the downtown area of Lafayette. Anyone can walk around the outside of the structure to admire the detailed work, and a self-guided tour brochure is even available online.
All young Americans learn about the battle at Tippecanoe in history class. Today, the battlefield is a national historic landmark, complete with an 85-foot obelisk monument, walking trails, picnic areas, and the museum. The museum teaches guests about the site's details, the historical context for the famous battle, and how it influenced the area's development. Anyone looking to enrich their knowledge of American history will love visiting this attraction.
If you want a taste of the great outdoors without leaving Lafayette, Murdock Park is a convenient option. With 39 acres and a half-mile walking trail, this park ensures that all the locals can access a clean, outdoor public space. Along with the usual park amenities, including playgrounds, basketball courts, and public restrooms, Murdock's best feature is its designated sled run area.
In the winter, the park has its own snow machines for keeping the sled run open even when there's no precipitation, and the nearby cabin provides sled rentals along with refreshments to keep people coming back all winter long.
27 Best Things to do in Canton, Ohio for Families
Canton, Ohio, a city of 70,000 located about 60 miles south of Cleveland, is often overlooked among the rest of the more significant Ohio locations. As the seat of Stark County, though, there are plenty of aspects of Canton that warrant a closer look…
The Imagination Station is a community stalwart in Lafayette. It's a science center dedicated to teaching children and adults about science and technology, with a particular focus on outer space. The nonprofit group ASSET (The Association for Science, Space, Engineering, and Technology) founded the center in 1999 and has been running a rotating lineup of impressive exhibits ever since. Children will love to explore the two full floors of hands-on experimentation.
Just a short 15-minute drive from downtown Lafayette will bring you to Prophetstown State Park. It's an area of naturally-formed prairies that is now conserved and maintained by the state. The property has five separate trails ranging from easy to moderate hikes, a special biking route, a children's playground, sports fields, an aquatic center, and camping areas. There's no better place in the state for Indiana residents who enjoy the outdoors.
Lafayette is within an hour's driving distance of Indianapolis and about two hours away from Chicago, Illinois. Both of these cities are midwestern icons and are known around the country for various reasons. If you are craving the excitement of a larger city within a day's trip to Lafayette, those options are available.
Lafayette is one of the best places in the state of Indiana for a great mix of recreation, relaxation, social interaction, and "Hoosier Hospitality." Lafayette has something for everyone with its terrific food scene, the local attractions, Purdue University's campus, and the natural areas. If you're passing through the Midwest, it's essential to check out the fun things to do around Lafayette, Indiana.
23 Family-Friendly Things to do in Akron, Ohio
Over 190,000 people call Akron home, making it the fifth-largest city in Ohio. The greater Akron area has over 703,500 people in total! With such a large population, Akron is steeped in local history and deep heritage. It's the birthplace of American food staples like hamburgers, oatmeal, and processed cereal…
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Combination Therapy for a Safer Treatment of Heart Failure
Lichtstein David, HUJI, School of Medicine - IMRIC, Medical Neurobiology
Gibson Dan, HUJI, School of Medicine - IMRIC, School of Pharmacy- Institute for Drug Research
Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a chronic progressive disease that affects the pumping power of heart muscles. The disease is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the world. Almost 6 million Americans now suffer from heart failure, a figure that according to the WHO is expected to increase by 46 percent - to nearly 9 million - by 2030. Treatment for the disorder includes changes in lifestyle such as an improved diet, as well as various medical treatments. For more than 200 years, CHF has also been treated with plant-derived cardiac steroids (CS), such as digoxin, which increase the force of contraction on a failing cardiac muscle. The use of digoxin, however, is limited by its narrow therapeutic window and its toxicity.
We have discovered the molecular mechanisms underlying the effectiveness CS as a drug to treat CHF. Consequently, we have proven that combining CS treatment with AKT inhibitors dramatically increases the therapeutic window of CS, hence increasing its efficiency.
The beneficial effects of combining CS treatment with AKT inhibitors (both at extremely low doses) was proven in five experimental systems: 1. Zebrafish cardiomyocytes; 2. Zebrafish in-vivo; 3. Rat cardiomyocytes; 4. Isolated heart preparation (Langendorff); 5. Rat in-vivo following ischemia (LAD-ligation). In all of these systems ,the addition of an AKT inhibitor caused the potentiation of CS (digoxin, ouabain and bufalin). Doses of CS that when given alone did not affect heart contractions at all, significantly increased the contraction force when given together with the AKT inhibitor.
This technology is IP-protected, and research results were published in the scientific literature.
There is a constant need for novel cardiotonic drugs. Our work has established a proof of concept that the combined treatment of CS with AKT inhibitors increases the efficiency of these steroids and opens a new venue for treatment.
As noted, CS are extremely potent drugs, but their long term use is problematic due to their toxicity. Nevertheless, the continuous use of CS, despite the toxic manifestations, attests to the importance of this class of drugs in treating CHF. Our technology has the advantage of reducing the needed dose of CS and increasing its therapeutic window.
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This is the sixth installment of a series.
When it comes to child abuse, sexual abuse leaves serious psychological wounds, as the damage may not be externally apparent. Some victims suffer without having anyone to confide in about the abuse.
"It was like being in the darkest depths," said a 44-year old woman who suffered sexual abuse by her father for 18 years until the age of 27. Her time living with her parents was horrific.
Her father, who grew up in a rural area of eastern Japan, would suddenly fly into a rage against her or her mother over the slightest thing, such as not answering his questions. He would beat them with a belt or coat hanger, which left welts on their backs. The woman said her mother, who worked, was often not at home.
She was 9 when she first suffered the abuse. While taking a nap after coming home from school, she was touched on the lower part of her body. From that time on, her father would creep up on her when no one else was home. If she did not obey him, he would drag her around by the hair and repeatedly hit her in the face.
She was threatened by her father, who said: "Don't tell anyone. If you talk, you and the family will have to die." She suffered these torments on an almost weekly basis.
She was frightened every time her mother left home. The woman said, "I have no memory of laughing at home, and even if I ate, I couldn't taste anything."
When she was in the fifth grade of elementary school, she confided in her mother about the abuse, as she could no longer handle it. However, her mother believed her father when he said, "I won't do it again," and her mother acted as if it had "never happened." Even though the abuse continued, the mother kept "pretending not to see it."
Her only relief was being able to leave the house to go to school, but she told her friends only about being beaten, not the sexual abuse. When she was 16, she talked about it to her first boyfriend, but he did not believe her.
She felt her body was dirty after her father touched her, and that there was no reason to go on living. Should she die, or should she kill her father? Obsessively, she held a kitchen knife to her wrist several times, but she could not go through with it.
Seeking help
In her early 20s, when the abuse was still ongoing, she came across an article in a weekly magazine at her workplace that included a story about a victim who had suffered sexual abuse by her father. She thought, "It's the same situation as mine."
After thinking about it for four years, she wrote, "Please help me" in a letter to a support organization mentioned in the article, and soon after she received a call from the organization.
"Get out of the house; your father is a criminal."
This is what she was told when she met Minako Fujiki, 58, president of WANA Kansai, a general incorporated association based in Osaka that provides support for victims of abuse.
Fujiki herself had been a victim of sexual abuse. She was the first person to believe the woman about the abuse and tell her that it was "not right." A month later, the woman left home without a word.
She went to Fujiki and found a place to live and a job. A little earlier, she had also found a boyfriend who always stayed close to her. At 35, she married her boyfriend, who had accepted her long struggle and said angrily, "It was really awful, wasn't it?" They are now blessed with two children, and she feels content seeing their happy smiles or their faces when they quietly sleep.
She still occasionally dreams of being attacked by her father. She cannot forgive her father and her mother, but her old feelings of hatred have changed to pity — having found a place where she can have peace of mind, she is able to somewhat understand the sadness of a family whose only ties were those distorted by violence.
"You and your family are always laughing, aren't you?" a friend of the woman recently said. The woman felt that her life, in which she had not been able to really laugh, had changed.
She wants to tell others who are still suffering abuse, "There is sure to be an adult who will help you, so please be brave, run away and ask for help."
The desire to dominate
Satoru Nishizawa, a professor of clinical psychology at Yamanashi Prefectural University, provides psychological care for victims of sexual abuse.
"The purpose of sexual abuse by parents and others tends to be thought of as satisfying sexual desire, but in fact it is often motivated by the desire to dominate the other person," Nishizawa said.
A man in his 40s, who was sentenced to prison two years ago on charges including the rape of his adopted daughter, who was a junior high school student, gave an interview at a prison in the Kinki region in June.
"I couldn't forgive my daughter's rebelliousness, and I did it as a way to hurt her," the man said.
When the girl was attending elementary school, the man married her mother. As she entered into early adolescence, she stopped listening to what she was told, even when she was scolded for her attitude. Her stepfather began to sexually abuse her as he beat her.
In fiscal 2015, child consultation centers handled 1,521 cases of sexual abuse, or just 1.5 percent of all cases thought to occur. "There is a possibility that many abuse cases never come to light, as sexual abuse accounts for 10 percent to 20 percent [of all abuse cases] in Europe and the United States," Nishizawa said.
Advice on sexual abuse and violence is provided at one-stop support centers and other facilities nationwide.


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Thomas Hutchins (Monmouth County, NJ 1730 – April 18, 1789, Pittsburgh) was an American military engineer, cartographer, geographer and surveyor. In 1781, Hutchins was named Geographer of the United States. He is the only person to hold that post.

Biography
Hutchins was born in New Jersey."When only sixteen years of age he went to the western country, and obtained an appointment as an ensign in the British Army." "He joined the militia during the French and Indian War and later took a regular commission with British forces. "...he fought in the French and Indian War (1754–1763). By late 1757, was commissioned a lieutenant in the colony of Pennsylvania, and a year later he was promoted to quartermaster in Colonel Hugh Mercer's battalion and was stationed at Fort Duquesne near Pittsburgh."

"In 1763 General Henry Bouquet, a British officer then in command at Philadelphia, was ordered to the relief of Fort Pitt, now Pittsburgh, and setting out with 500 men, mostly Highlanders, found the frontier settlements greatly alarmed on account of savage invasions. He has some fighting with the Indians along the way, but succeeded in reaching Fort Pitt with supplies, losing, however, eight officers and one hundred and fifteen men. Hutchins was present at this point, and distinguished himself as a soldier, while he laid out the plan of new fortifications, and afterwards executed it under the directions of General Bouquet."

In 1766, he started working for the British army as an engineer. That year, Hutchins joined George Croghan, deputy Indian agent, and Captain Henry Gordon, chief engineer in the Western Department of North America, on an expedition down the Ohio River to survey territory acquired by the 1763 Treaty of Paris. Hutchins worked in the Midwestern territories on land and river surveys for several years until he was transferred to the Southern Department of North America in 1772. He spent about five years working on survey projects in the western part of Florida. During this time he also occasionally traveled north, often to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His advancements in the fields of topography and geography led him to be elected a member of the American Philosophical Society in the spring of 1772. In 1771 he submitted an account of the Illinois country by letter. In 1773 he gave information on the Chester and Middle rivers of Florida.

In 1774, he participated in a survey of the Mississippi river from Manchac to the Yazoo River. This was a mapping expedition led by George Gauld, with Dr. John Lorimer and Captain Thomas Davey, Captain of HMS Sloop Diligence. Also along on part of the expedition was Major Alexander Dickson, commander of the 16th Regiment in West Florida. Much of the data used by Hutchins in preparing his 1784 book, "Historical, Narrative and Topographical Description of Louisiana and West Florida" came from his experiences on this expedition.

Despite his years of service with the British Army, he sympathized with the American cause during the American Revolution. One Journal of these events, written in his handwriting in three different versions, was likely meant for the planned biography that was never finished. It indicates that Hutchins accompanied his old 60th Royal American Regiment for a brief time during the invasion of Georgia in December 1778.  Similar to other anonymous journals attributed to Hutchins, he describes the countryside while serving beside a fellow New Jersey acquaintance Lieut. Col. Mark Prevost, brother of the Gen. Augustine Prevost.  Captain Hutchins apparently accompanied his regiment just days before the Battle of Brier Creek which was fought on March 3, 1779 in Georgia. He may have served in one of his previous capacities with the Prevost's during the French and Indians War as a recorder and observer of the battle. Hutchins, although not directly in the fighting himself, witnessed and recorded cruelties that may have cemented his anti-war stance toward hostilities against the Americans.  Hutchins' veteran observations recorded some of the most vivid descriptions of the battle as the light infantry regiment, led by the infamous Capt. James "Bloody" Baird of the 71st Fraser Highlanders, started bayoneting Georgia Continentals after their surrender.  Hutchins descriptions of the 71st Highlanders seem to give hint of what may have been commonly held prejudices held by British Regular officers serving alongside Scottish Regiments.  Some days after the event, Hutchins likely sailed for Great Britain from Savannah, Georgia to print cartography materials of frontier America. Sometime during the preceding weeks, a secret investigation of the activities of Hutchins was apparently set in motion. An agent had discovered that Hutchins had been using a secret mailing address and sending coded dispatches.  Some mention of Hutchins' activities and letters were made by Thomas Digges in letters exchanged with Benjamin Franklin.   It is not clear if this was espionage or his continued attention to land speculation activities he was involved in back in America.  Since Capt. Hutchins was considered one of Britain's leading authorities on the western frontier lands, this left him in the unusual position of being an important consultant about lucrative future Native American land acquisitions.  Some American and British leaders were involved in these activities so when news of his investigation surfaced, many recognized this as a potentially scandalous affair. Some such individuals were the Prevost family members who all but represented the heart of the command for the 60th Regiment.  One such connection was in the messy affair of the George Croghan lands of Western Pennsylvania.  The potential may have been viewed as serious enough to have the American 60th Regiment moved from the states to Jamaica by the end of 1779.  Likely suspecting his investigation, Hutchins tried to sell his captaincy in the Regiment.  Hutchins resigned from his position in 1780. He was arrested, charged with treason, and imprisoned in a mostly secretive set of events.  In 1780, he escaped to France and contacted Benjamin Franklin in the United States with a request to join the American army. In December 1780, Hutchins sailed to Charleston, South Carolina. Very little is known of his service with the Americans during the remainder of the war.  Hutchins is believed to be the only British Regular Officer to have switched to the American side during the war.

"By resolution on May 4, 1781, Congress appointed him geographer of the southern army. On July 11, the title was changed to 'Geographer of the United States.'" Hutchins was the first and only Geographer of the United States  (see Department of the Geographer to the Army, 1777-1783). He became an early advocate of Manifest Destiny, proposing that the United States should annex West Florida and Louisiana, which were then controlled by Spain.

In May 1781, Hutchins was appointed geographer of the southern army, and shared duties with Simeon DeWitt, the geographer of the main army. Just a few months later, a new title was granted to both men, geographer of the United States. When DeWitt became the surveyor-general of New York in 1784, Hutchins held the prestigious title alone.

"Although Congress balked at the idea of a postwar establishment with an engineering department, it did see the need for a geographer and surveyors. Thus, in 1785, Thomas Hutchins became geographer general and immediately began his biggest assignment- surveying "Seven Ranges" townships in the Northwest Territory as provided by the Land Ordnance Act of 1785. For two years Josiah Harmar's troops offered Hutchins and his surveyors much needed protection from Indians."

Hutchins died on assignment while surveying the Seven Ranges. "The Gazette of the United States concluded a commendary memorial notice by the remark, 'he has measured the earth, but a small space now contains him.'" He was interred at the cemetery of the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh.

References

Citations

Sources

The Lewis and Clark Journal of Discovery
"Thomas Hutchins", Ohio History Central: An Online Encyclopedia of Ohio History, Ohio Historical Society, 2005.

 "Thomas Hutchins." The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography. NY: White & Co. 1899. Volume IX, page 267.
 "Thomas Hutchins." Dictionary of American Biography. NY: Scribner's Sons. 1932. Volume IX, pages 435–436.

Bibliography
 Hutchins, Thomas. "Experiments on the Dipping Needle, Made by Desire of the Royal Society." Read before the Society, on February 16, 1775. Royal Society. Philosophical Transactions Volume 65 (1775), pages 129-138.
 Hutchins, Thomas. Historical, Narrative and Topographical Description of Louisiana and West Florida, containing the River Mississippi with its Principal Branches and Settlements, and the Rivers Pearl, Pascagoula, Mobile, Perdido, Escambia, Chacta-Hatcha, &c. Philadelphia: Robert Aiken. 1784.
 Hutchins, Thomas. A Topographical Description of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and North Carolina, 1778. Reprint with biographical sketch and list of Hutchins's works by Frederick Charles Hicks. Cleveland: The Burrows Brothers, 1904.
 Smith, William. "Account of Bouquet's Expedition. Philadelphia. 1765. Hutchins supplied the maps and plates for this publication.

External links

 The Thomas Hutchins Papers, spanning the bulk of Hutchins's career from the 1750s to the 1780s, are available for research use at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

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Het Ständiger Ausschuss für geographische Namen, afgekort StAGN, is een autonoom opererend wetenschappelijk gezelschap dat streeft naar de standaardisatie van geografische naamgeving in het Duitstalig spraakgebied. Het gremium heeft zijn zetel in het Duitse Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie in Frankfurt am Main.

Verschillende wetenschappelijke organisaties en officiële instellingen zijn hierin vertegenwoordigd, waaronder de Nationale Bibliotheek van Duitsland (DNB), de Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, het Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) en het Statistisches Bundesamt. Er zijn ook vertegenwoordigers van Duitstaligen buiten Duitsland, waaronder één aangewezen door de Duitstalige Gemeenschap van België.

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With the infiltration of websites that host and propagate pseudo professional and fraudulent "writers" – even encourage it by "turning a blind eye" – there has been a significant increase in the plagiarism of copyrighted works of professional writers. Although precise figures have not yet been established, this author, after much research, estimates that it has increased by 42% in the last five years.
This not only affects professional writers but also people who hire these plagiarists to write books, articles, etc. for them. So how do you protect yourself from these secret bandits of 21st century intellectual rights? I'm glad you asked. Here are some ways:
1.) Knowing what plagiarism is is the first step to protecting yourself. So let's define plagiarism. In very simple terms, plagiarism is when someone uses the works of others without permission. When something is created in writing, the government recognizes that property, especially when the c inside the circle symbol and the date and owner's name are included with the piece. This means that only you have the writing to publish, print, copy or modify the piece. And anyone else must get specific permission from you to do any of those things with your work.
Now there are some nuances that you also need to know. Things like the fact that someone can include some (small) amount of your work in theirs IF they indicate the author and where it was cited from. And in most cases, that's a good thing, because it helps promote your works, if the quotes are used in a good light. There are limits to what a person can cite. Also, just because someone rearranges the order of words or sentences doesn't mean they're not exempt from copyright laws. You can read more about these things and more on the Western Connecticut State University website at the following link: http://library.wcsu.edu/web/about/policies/plagiarism/#question-1. You will learn a lot about plagiarism.
2.) If you are someone who hires writers, especially for books or articles, avoid cheap writers and stick with the professionals. When it comes to services, considering hiring a cheap writer is just asking for failure and even serious trouble. Unlike buying durable goods, like clothes, basketballs and grass for your garden, you can't seek professional services in the same way – whether you're looking for drafting services, a good lawyer for you represent or someone to put new brakes on your car. .
You might be able to strike a deal on the brakes themselves, although this could have serious ramifications, is it worth changing things up on shoddy or inferior craftsmanship? How about saving a few bucks on a super cheap lawyer and as a result, you'll still end up having to pay a big fine or, even worse, be sent to jail for something you didn't do? Would it be a good deal? What if you were to fulfill your life's dream of having a book published, but ended up with something that even your loving mother or grandmother couldn't think of anything nice to say about it? The answer is that it's just NEVER the right thing to do when it comes to services.
HERE'S MY POINT: The biggest example of plagiarism comes from pseudo-professional writers. And of the estimated 42% increase mentioned above, 40% comes from those same writers. In fact, I don't even like to call them writers, because they don't fit the bill in any way. In fact, they taint an otherwise honest, hardworking and professional field. So if you feel some of my feelings of anger, such feelings are rightly simmering.
For example, I received a 350-page book from a client who needed professional book publishing services. He mentioned that he paid a writer $4,000 to write it. After I stopped choking myself, I politely told her that there was no doubt in my mind that there was something wrong with her book.
I started editing this "book" and soon after I could tell there were two different voices. This suggested that there had been two different writers, which raised two red flags that things weren't encouraging for my client.
To make a long article short, I investigated and discovered that 45% of this book had been plagiarized verbatim! My client was a businessman with a good reputation. And if I hadn't understood that, his business and his reputation could have been seriously damaged. Not to mention what could have happened to his life over the legal ramifications.
But it took a professional to find it. And it takes professionals to write, edit, proofread, format, market and print books and articles of any quality. Staying away from the cheap writer is essential for all but ensures that you won't face plagiarism issues. What is low cost? Well, be careful what someone offers you. This plagiarized book for my client, who incidentally still works with me to this day on his books in progress, took about 8 months to write at $4,000. If you do the math, you can see that this "writer" was making about $115 a week. How can a full-time professional writer make a living out of it? It's below the poverty line. Using this system can therefore be very useful. If someone offers you poverty rates to write your book or your article, what does that tell you? For one thing, they're not very good writers if they have to stoop so low financially to find work.
Also, know that a 350-page book should take at least 12 months to write to be accurate, professional, and of high quality. So if someone offers you such a book in 6 months, run the other way. Stealing the works of others is the only way to achieve this. Additionally, professional writers earn between $100 and $250 per page. This is a very good rule of thumb.
3.) If you're a writer or someone who hires one and you have work you'd like to see if someone uses parts of it without permission, there's something you can do online. Go to plagiarismchecker.com and type more than 6 and less than 32 words – verbatim – from a passage in your book or article and click the "Search" button. If something is on the Internet, links will appear in the resulting web page to websites that contain your intellectual property. Keep doing this with different sections of your book or article. The more you include (up to 32 words), the better, as it more accurately detects only sites containing your specific work. There are other similar checkers online, such as http://www.neilstoolbox.com/plagiarism-tester/. This allows you to type up to 50 words at a time.
While this is an extremely effective way to catch bandits online, it's not foolproof, as of course it doesn't cover offline jobs (brick & mortar).
I will continue to research ways to protect ourselves against misrepresentation of written works. If you know of any other ways to check for plagiarism, feel free to share them with me and I'll add them to this article and share this information – with your permission, of course – with the rest of the world, and we'll all be a little better for it.
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The Three Princes of Serendip – origin of the word Serendipity
"The story has become known in the English speaking world as the source of the word serendipity, coined by Horace Walpole because of his recollection of the part of the "silly fairy tale" where the three princes by "accidents and sagacity" discern the nature of a lost camel.
"This discovery indeed is almost of that kind which I call serendipity, a very expressive word, which as I have nothing better to tell you, I shall endeavour to explain to you: you will understand it better by the derivation than by the definition. I once read a silly fairy tale called The Three Princes of Serendip: as their highnesses travelled, they were always making discoveries, by accident and sagacity, of things which they were not in quest of: for instance, one of them discovered that a mule blind of the right eye had travelled the same road lately, because the grass was eaten only on the left side, where it was worse than on the right – now do you understand serendipity? " http://livingheritage.org/three_princes.htm
In a separate line of descent, the story was used by Voltaire in his 1747 Zadig, and through this contributed to both the evolution of detective fiction and also to the self-understanding of scientific method."
Edgar Allan Poe in his turn was probably inspired by Zadig when he created C. Auguste Dupin in "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", calling it a "tale of ratiocination" wherein "the extent of information obtained lies not so much in the validity of the inference as in the quality of the observation." Poe's M. Dupin stories mark the start of the modern detective fiction genre. Émile Gaboriau, and Arthur Conan Doyle were perhaps also influenced by Zadig.
The Three Princes of Serendip is the English version of the story Peregrinaggio di tre giovani figliuoli del re di Serendippo published by Michele Tramezzino in Venice in 1557. Tramezzino claimed to have heard the story from one Cristoforo Armeno, who had translated the Persian fairy tale into Italian, adapting Book One of Amir Khusrau's Hasht-Bihisht of 1302. The story first came to English via a French translation, and now exists in several out-of-print translations. Serendip is the Perso-Arabic name for Sri Lanka (Ceylon).
"as their Highnesses travelled, they were always making discoveries, by accidents and sagacity, of things which they were not in quest of."
"In ancient times there existed in the country of Serendippo, in the Far East, a great and powerful king by the name of Giaffer. He had three sons who were very dear to him. And being a good father and very concerned about their education, he decided that he had to leave them endowed not only with great power, but also with all kinds of virtues of which princes are particularly in need."
The father searches out the best possible tutors. "And to them he entrusted the training of his sons, with the understanding that the best they could do for him was to teach them in such a way that they could be immediately recognized as his very own."
When the tutors are pleased with the excellent progress that the three princes make in the arts and sciences, they report it to the king. He, however, still doubts their training, and summoning each in turn, declares that he will retire to the contemplative life leaving them as king. Each politely declines, affirming the father's superior wisdom and fitness to rule.
The king is pleased, but fearing that his sons' education may have been too sheltered and privileged, feigns anger at them for refusing the throne and sends them away from the land.
No sooner do the three princes arrive abroad than they trace clues to identify precisely a camel they have never seen. They conclude that the camel is lame, blind in one eye, missing a tooth, carrying a pregnant woman, and bearing honey on one side and butter on the other. When they later encounter the merchant who has lost the camel, they report their observations to him. He accuses them of stealing the camel and takes them to the Emperor Beramo, where he demands punishment.
Beramo asks how they are able to give such an accurate description of the camel if they have never seen it. It is clear from the princes' replies that they have used small clues to infer cleverly the nature of the camel.
Grass had been eaten from the side of the road where it was less green, so the princes had inferred that the camel was blind on the other side. Because there were lumps of chewed grass on the road that were the size of a camel's tooth, they inferred they had fallen through the gap left by a missing tooth. The tracks showed the prints of only three feet, the fourth being dragged, indicating that the animal was lame. That butter was carried on one side of the camel and honey on the other was evident because ants had been attracted to melted butter on one side of the road and flies to spilled honey on the other.
As for the woman, one of the princes said: "I guessed that the camel must have carried a woman, because I had noticed that near the tracks where the animal had knelt down the imprint of a foot was visible. Because some urine was nearby, I wet my fingers and as a reaction to its odour I felt a sort of carnal concupiscence, which convinced me that the imprint was of a woman's foot."
"I guessed that the same woman must have been pregnant," said another prince, "because I had noticed nearby handprints which were indicative that the woman, being pregnant, had helped herself up with her hands while urinating."
At this moment, a traveller enters the scene to say that he has just found a missing camel wandering in the desert. Beramo spares the lives of the three princes, lavishes rich rewards on them, and appoints them to be his advisors." (wiki – The Three Princes of Serendip)
"The origin of the idea to which serendipity gives its name can be traced through a literary historiography and like many such terms has a wonderfully layered texture, a sort of stratigraphy of narrative, interpretation and contingency, almost as though the concept was an example of the very thing it named. The term was coined by Horace Walpole, an art historian, writer and political figure of the eighteenth century, based on a Persian fairy tale called The Three Princes of Serendip, (Serendip being the Persian name for Ceylon/Sri Lanka). The tale concerns three exiled princes who survived and prospered by their wits. Actually it has little to do with serendipity as we understand it today; it details something more like the application of deductive logic to evidence, a proto- semiotics. In the most famous story, the princes, by reading telltale signs, are able to describe a stolen camel that they have never seen – understandably leading to suspicion falling on them – before explaining their method and saving their own necks."
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Sam outdid himself. He loved to cook and that night they feasted on roasted chicken, fresh vegetables, and for desert chocolate cake. At first, Ricky was hesitant to eat the cake. He seldom ate sweets because sugar made him even more hyper, but he loved chocolate and seldom allowed himself the luxury.
Their hunger satisfied, they cleared the table and put the dishes in the dishwasher. They decided to sit out on the veranda to enjoy the sunset and the fresh air. Sam and Ken took the two wingback twisted vine chairs. Ricky climbed into the swing, stretched out on the cushion, and started it moving by pushing against the porch with his foot. Brian sat on the steps and leaned against the railing. The weather was cold, but not uncomfortably so. Besides they had their coats on, so they were warm enough. The sunset was glorious. There was a slight wind that sighed through the tops of the ancient pines around them. It was so peaceful the men felt the tension flowing out of their weary bodies. They sat until it was dark and too cold to stay out any longer.
Ricky had fallen asleep in the swing. Ken shook him awake and herded him inside and up to his room before retiring to his own. He stretched the kinks out of his neck and shoulders and undressed, intending to take a long, hot, soaking bath. He opened the connecting door to the bathroom---and found a walk-in closet. Thinking he must have gotten turned around, he rotated in a slow circle and came back to the door, the only door other than the one leading into the hall.
Again, he opened the door.
"Aaggh!" he yelled and stumbled back.
The door led to the outside. There was nothing but a sheer drop from the second story. He slammed the door and grabbed his robe, slipping it on quickly and sitting down on the end of the bed. He stared at the door in horror, almost afraid to open it again.
He allowed himself time to calm down, then stood and cautiously returned to the door and quickly shoved it open. The bathroom was there as it had been. He inched his way inside, looking to the right and left, searching for anything that might jump out at him, but there was only the bathtub, shower, stool, and sink. He stood in the middle of the room and scratched his head. Was he dreaming?
Sighing heavily, he told himself he must have been and filled the tub, turning on the jacuzzi jets before sinking thankfully into the hot water. There were several kinds of bath salts in a built in shelf on the wall by the tub. He chose on of green tea and the aroma rose from the water, soothing his senses and relaxing his tension at the same time. It was hard not to fall asleep.
Ricky closed himself in his room, made certain his door was securely locked, and took off his clothes to take a shower. He turned on the water to let it heat while he took care of other personal matters, then stepped in under the Rainforest shower head that sprayed the water as if from a steady soaking rain. He stood under it, enjoying the feel of the jets and the sensation of the hot water against his skin.
He thought he heard something and instantly came to attention. He listened, but didn't hear anything else. He shook his head and began washing his hair. Something bumped against the shower door.
Startled, he whirled around, but there was nothing there. He stared at the glass door, the shampoo running into his eyes stinging them. He quickly rinsed them out. As he rinsed the shampoo out of his hair, something again bumped against the door. He froze, afraid to turn around. Swallowing the lump that had formed in his throat, he slowly pivoted, but again, there was nothing there.
He thought it over. Maybe, he thought, the steam from the hot water and the cold air outside the door made the glass bump. The more he considered it, the more it made sense, and satisfied he'd solved the mystery, he turned around to the water---and came face-to-face with a woman in the shower with him.
Dressed in a sheer white gown, she stood directly under the shower head, the water plastering the gown to her very shapely figure. Her long black hair was wet and hung about her like a cloak.
With a scream, Ricky covered his private area, lost his footing on the tile floor, and fell painfully on his elbow and hip. The jolt doubled his vision for a second and when it cleared, he saw the woman had vanished.
There was a loud knock on the bathroom door causing him to scream again. Sam burst into the bathroom, worried and ready to defend his little brother against all danger. What he found was Ricky standing stark naked, dripping wet, and shaking in terror in the middle of the bathroom floor. Quickly he wrapped a big towel around him and dried him off, all the while making soothing noises. He led him into the bedroom, sat him down, then went to turn off the shower. When he came back, Ricky had calmed some.
"What happened?" Sam asked.
Beginning to feel foolish, Ricky shook his head.
"I guess I scared myself," he admitted. "I---I must have---seen my reflection in the shower and thought..."
He couldn't finish. It wasn't himself he'd seen and he knew it. But he wasn't certain what he had seen or if he could convince Sam he'd seen anything at all.
Sam shook his head wearily.
"We're all tired," he said as he helped Ricky into his underwear and then into bed. "I think we're all starting to hallucinate. Get some sleep."
He tucked the covers under Ricky's chin.
"You sure you're okay?" he asked.
Ricky nodded, although he was sure. There was no point in thinking about it.
"You'll feel better tomorrow," Sam said, going to the door. He started to turn the light off.
"Leave it on," Ricky pleaded, then tried to smile as if it was no big deal.
He didn't fool his big brother. Sam saw the fear. He didn't know what had frightened Ricky, but for now, he'd humor him. He went out and closed the door, then went to the main hall to light the fire in the fireplace.
He set the logs ready and lit the kindling. The fire flared wonderfully. He turned to get himself a wine glass from a china cabinet and pour himself some wine from one of the decanters on a well stocked bar next to the fireplace. As he did, the fire went out.
"Oh, darn it," he said.
He relit it and he flames flared to life, but the minute he turned his back, they went out. Frustrated, he lit the fire again and watched to make sure it stayed lit. It showed no signs of going out, so he turned to pour the wine. He didn't need to look. He felt the heat die away and knew the fire had gone out.
Setting the decanter down, he turned slowly and found he was right. The fire was out. Determined, he lit it again, but instead of turning away, he backed away. Experimentally, he pretended to turn. As he did, the fire dimmed. He whirled around to fully face it. It flare up again. Something very odd was going on.
Forgetting the wine, he approached the fireplace as if approaching a strange animal. The fire continued to burn. He was confused. He had to be imagining it. There must be an odd draft or something wrong with the chimney. There had to be a rational explanation. He sank onto the couch and reached behind him for his glass. The fire never wavered.
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whoa, I'm going to be seriously disturbed the next time I take a shower. I'm bursting with curiosity about where you're going with this. Don't leave me hanging!
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This is interesting. Keep going with this.
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Being a local lad, he still follows his local club although he also has a soft spot for Dagenham & Redbridge and more recently, Leyton Orient.
During his secondary school years he was on Millwall's books as a promising striker but soon after, Jonathan had a mental health breakdown and has since been in recovery, unfortunately curtailing any thoughts of a professional football career.
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The support crew for the event were Samantha, Natalie, Darrell and Neil manning the sales stand at Minehead and those being on the loco, fitters Graham and Ray with drivers John, Mike and Stuart who had travelled down from the Midlands, Yorkshire and South coast.
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