Drive my friend's Audi RS6 Avant to the airport today.
Drive my friend's Audi RS6 Avant to the airport today. And I feels the car have some body roll during some high-speed manuvers in the highway, until I realize my friend tell me that the suspension was set in comfort. I feel stupid.


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Easter eggs – harm or not?
Although there have been intense efforts to demythologize eggs recently, many people are still apprehensive about increasing their consumption. In the end, doctors and dieticians still warn against food cholesterol and persuade to limit its supply – and eggs belong to quite abundant sources of this ingredient. Meanwhile, Easter is inextricably linked to increased consumption. Therefore, you should ask yourself if there is any limit to the amount of eggs that you can eat during the day or week?
Egg is, in fact, a fairly inhomogeneous food, consisting of three different structures of yolk, protein and shell, with each of its listed elements being a source of other substances. Considering nutritional issues, the exact composition of the first two components is of particular importance, but the third, or shell, is also worthless because it contains large amounts of calcium. Nevertheless, focusing on the nutritional and health values of eggs, we pay the most attention to the yolks and proteins that provide proteins, lipids, vitamins, minerals, as well as many other substances that may affect the functioning of our body.
In addition, cholesterol is present in the yolks and it is a lot of controversy, but more information is available on this subject in further parts of the article.
Part of the chicken egg called protein consists mainly of … water, and of course protein and bioactive compounds to protect the embryo (the part present in the yolk) from the influence of external factors, including various pathogens. The protein is devoid of fat, it is also characterized by a lower content of vitamins and minerals than yolk. The presence of substances such as lysozyme also makes it an interesting object of scientific research.


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A United Kingdom national, of Arabic-English descent, he received his formal education in England attaining a BSc in Hotel Management at the University of Surrey and an MSc in Global Banking and Finance at the London European Business School. Through his family business and internships, Lababedi gained extensive operational experience in various departments, including a stint at the former Conrad London in Chelsea.
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What a shame they couldn't show Guinea Pigs or that I decided not to go to the Disco Screen instead that morning.
This was a tiresome, massively unoriginal, load of pants.
As has already been mentioned you know what to expect from an Alex Chandon film and (having said that) this was better than expected. I didn't like the scene in the barn or the mean spirited ending, but it was genuinely funny in places and the gore was plentiful and well done.
Deserves a mention as the only film I really didn't like this year. Puerile, unfunny and tiresome. Wish I'd walked out and gone to bed instead.


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Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 20 / Issue 4 / December 2014
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 30 December 2014, pp. 449-490
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Paul Erdős (26 March 1913—20 September 1996) was a mathematician par excellence whose results and initiatives have had a large impact and made a strong imprint on the doing of and thinking about mathematics. A mathematician of alacrity, detail, and collaboration, Erdős in his six decades of work moved and thought quickly, entertained increasingly many parameters, and wrote over 1500 articles, the majority with others. His modus operandi was to drive mathematics through cycles of problem, proof, and conjecture, ceaselessly progressing and ever reaching, and his modus vivendi was to be itinerant in the world, stimulating and interacting about mathematics at every port and capital.
In Praise of Replacement
Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 18 / Issue 1 / March 2012
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 January 2014, pp. 46-90
Print publication: March 2012
This article serves to present a large mathematical perspective and historical basis for the Axiom of Replacement as well as to affirm its importance as a central axiom of modern set theory.
Historical remarks on Suslin's problem
By Akihiro Kanamori
Edited by Juliette Kennedy, University of Helsinki, Roman Kossak, City University of New York
Book: Set Theory, Arithmetic, and Foundations of Mathematics
Print publication: 01 September 2011, pp 1-12
The work of Stanley Tennenbaum in set theory was centered on the investigation of Suslin's Hypothesis (SH), to which he made crucial contributions. In 1963 Tennenbaum established the relative consistency of ¬SH, and in 1965, together with Robert Solovay, the relative consistency of SH. In the formative period after Cohen's 1963 discovery of forcing when set theory was transmuting into a modern, sophisticated field of mathematics, this work on SH exhibited the power of forcing for elucidating a classical problem of mathematics and stimulated the development of new methods and areas of investigation.
§ 1 discusses the historical underpinnings of SH. § 2 then describes Tennenbaum's consistency result for ¬SH and related subsequent work. § 3 then turns to Tennenbaum's work with Solovay on SH and the succeeding work on iterated forcing and Martin's Axiom. To cast an amusing sidelight on the life and the times, I relate the following reminiscence of Gerald Sacks from this period, no doubt apocryphal: Tennenbaum let it be known that he had come into a great deal of money, $30,000,000 it was said, and started to borrow money against it. Gerald convinced himself that Tennenbaum seriously believed this, but nonetheless asked Simon Kochen about it. Kochen replied "Well, with Stan he might be one per-cent right. But then, that's still $300,000."
§1. Suslin's problem. At the end of the first volume of Fundamenta Mathematicae there appeared a list of problems with one attributed to Mikhail Suslin [1920], a problem that would come to be known as Suslin's Problem.
Gödel and set theory
Edited by Solomon Feferman, Stanford University, California, Charles Parsons, Harvard University, Massachusetts, Stephen G. Simpson, Pennsylvania State University
Book: Kurt Gödel
Published online: 04 August 2010
Print publication: 19 April 2010, pp 145-180
Kurt Gödel (1906–1978) with his work on the constructible universe L established the relative consistency of the Axiom of Choice (AC) and the Continuum Hypothesis (CH). More broadly, he ensured the ascendancy of first-order logic as the framework and a matter of method for set theory and secured the cumulative hierarchy view of the universe of sets. Gödel thereby transformed set theory and launched it with structured subject matter and specific methods of proof. In later years Gödel worked on a variety of settheoretic constructions and speculated about how problems might be settled with new axioms. We here chronicle this development from the point of view of the evolution of set theory as a field of mathematics. Much has been written, of course, about Gödel's work in set theory, from textbook expositions to the introductory notes to his collected papers. The present account presents an integrated view of the historical and mathematical development as supported by his recently published lectures and correspondence. Beyond the surface of things we delve deeper into the mathematics. What emerges are the roots and anticipations in work of Russell and Hilbert, and most prominently the sustained motif of truth as formalizable in the "next higher system". We especially work at bringing out how transforming Gödel's work was for set theory. It is difficult now to see what conceptual and technical distance Gödel had to cover and how dramatic his re-orientation of set theory was.
Bernays and Set Theory
We discuss the work of Paul Bernays in set theory, mainly his axiomatization and his use of classes but also his higher-order reflection principles.
Errata to "Cohen and Set Theory" [1]
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 January 2014, p. 552
Cohen and Set Theory
Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 14 / Issue 3 / September 2008
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 January 2014, pp. 351-378
Print publication: September 2008
We discuss the work of Paul Cohen in set theory and its influence, especially the background, discovery, development of forcing.
Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 13 / Issue 2 / June 2007
Print publication: June 2007
Kurt Gödel (1906–1978) with his work on the constructible universe L established the relative consistency of the Axiom of Choice (AC) and the Continuum Hypothesis (CH). More broadly, he ensured the ascendancy of first-order logic as the framework and a matter of method for set theory and secured the cumulative hierarchy view of the universe of sets. Gödel thereby transformed set theory and launched it with structured subject matter and specific methods of proof. In later years Gödel worked on a variety of set theoretic constructions and speculated about how problems might be settled with new axioms. We here chronicle this development from the point of view of the evolution of set theory as a field of mathematics. Much has been written, of course, about Gödel's work in set theory, from textbook expositions to the introductory notes to his collected papers. The present account presents an integrated view of the historical and mathematical development as supported by his recently published lectures and correspondence. Beyond the surface of things we delve deeper into the mathematics. What emerges are the roots and anticipations in work of Russell and Hilbert, and most prominently the sustained motif of truth as formalizable in the "next higher system". We especially work at bringing out how transforming Gödel's work was for set theory. It is difficult now to see what conceptual and technical distance Gödel had to cover and how dramatic his re-orientation of set theory was.
2004–05 Winter Meeting of the Association for Symbolic Logic
Zermelo and Set Theory
Ernst Friedrich Ferdinand Zermelo (1871–1953) transformed the set theory of Cantor and Dedekind in the first decade of the 20th century by incorporating the Axiom of Choice and providing a simple and workable axiomatization setting out generative set-existence principles. Zermelo thereby tempered the ontological thrust of early set theory, initiated the delineation of what is to be regarded as set-theoretic, drawing out the combinatorial aspects from the logical, and established the basic conceptual framework for the development of modern set theory. Two decades later Zermelo promoted a distinctive cumulative hierarchy view of models of set theory and championed the use of infinitary logic, anticipating broad modern developments. In this paper Zermelo's published mathematical work in set theory is described and analyzed in its historical context, with the hindsight afforded by the awareness of what has endured in the subsequent development of set theory. Elaborating formulations and results are provided, and special emphasis is placed on the to and fro surrounding the Schröder-Bernstein Theorem and the correspondence and comparative approaches of Zermelo and Gödel. Much can be and has been written about philosophical and biographical issues and about the reception of the Axiom of Choice, and we will refer and defer to others, staying the course through the decidedly mathematical themes and details.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 January 2014, p. 3
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The Empty Set, The Singleton, and the Ordered Pair
Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 9 / Issue 3 / September 2003
For the modern set theorist the empty set Ø, the singleton {a}, and the ordered pair 〈x, y〉 are at the beginning of the systematic, axiomatic development of set theory, both as a field of mathematics and as a unifying framework for ongoing mathematics. These notions are the simplest building locks in the abstract, generative conception of sets advanced by the initial axiomatization of Ernst Zermelo [1908a] and are quickly assimilated long before the complexities of Power Set, Replacement, and Choice are broached in the formal elaboration of the 'set of'f {} operation. So it is surprising that, while these notions are unproblematic today, they were once sources of considerable concern and confusion among leading pioneers of mathematical logic like Frege, Russell, Dedekind, and Peano. In the development of modern mathematical logic out of the turbulence of 19th century logic, the emergence of the empty set, the singleton, and the ordered pair as clear and elementary set-theoretic concepts serves as amotif that reflects and illuminates larger and more significant developments in mathematical logic: the shift from the intensional to the extensional viewpoint, the development of type distinctions, the logical vs. the iterative conception of set, and the emergence of various concepts and principles as distinctively set-theoretic rather than purely logical. Here there is a loose analogy with Tarski's recursive definition of truth for formal languages: The mathematical interest lies mainly in the procedure of recursion and the attendant formal semantics in model theory, whereas the philosophical interest lies mainly in the basis of the recursion, truth and meaning at the level of basic predication. Circling back to the beginning, we shall see how central the empty set, the singleton, and the ordered pair were, after all.
Moti Gitik and Menachem Magidor. Extender based forcings. The Journal of Symbolic Logic, vol. 59 (1994), pp. 445–460. - Moti Gitik and William J. Mitchell. Indiscernible sequences for extenders, and the singular cardinal hypothesis. Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, vol. 82 (1996), pp. 273–316. - Moti Gitik. Blowing up the power of a singular cardinal. Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, vol. 80 (1996), pp. 17–33. - Moti Gitik and Carmi Merimovich. Possible values for and . Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, vol. 90 (1997), pp. 193–241. - Moti Gitik. Blowing up power of a singular cardinal—wider gaps. Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, vol. 116 (2002), pp. 1–38.
Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 9 / Issue 2 / June 2003
José Ferreirós. Labyrinth of thought. A history of set theory and its role in modern mathematics. Science networks, vol. 23. Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, Boston, and Berlin, 1999, xxi + 440 pp.
The Mathematical Import of Zermelo's Well-Ordering Theorem
Set theory, it has been contended, developed from its beginnings through a progression of mathematical moves, despite being intertwined with pronounced metaphysical attitudes and exaggerated foundational claims that have been held on its behalf. In this paper, the seminal results of set theory are woven together in terms of a unifying mathematical motif, one whose transmutations serve to illuminate the historical development of the subject. The motif is foreshadowed in Cantor's diagonal proof, and emerges in the interstices of the inclusion vs. membership distinction, a distinction only clarified at the turn of this century, remarkable though this may seem. Russell runs with this distinction, but is quickly caught on the horns of his well-known paradox, an early expression of our motif. The motif becomes fully manifest through the study of functions of the power set of a set into the set in the fundamental work of Zermelo on set theory. His first proof in 1904 of his Well-Ordering Theoremis a central articulation containing much of what would become familiar in the subsequent development of set theory. Afterwards, the motif is cast by Kuratowski as a fixed point theorem, one subsequently abstracted to partial orders by Bourbaki in connection with Zorn's Lemma. Migrating beyond set theory, that generalization becomes cited as the strongest of fixed point theorems useful in computer science.
Section 1 describes the emergence of our guiding motif as a line of development from Cantor's diagonal proof to Russell's Paradox, fueled by the clarification of the inclusion vs. membership distinction. Section 2 engages the motif as fully participating in Zermelo's work on the Well-Ordering Theorem and as newly informing on Cantor's basic result that there is no bijection . Then Section 3 describes in connection with Zorn's Lemma the transformation of the motif into an abstract fixed point theorem, one accorded significance in computer science.
Shelah Saharon. Cardinal arithmetic. Oxford logic guides, no. 29. Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press, Oxford and New York1994, xxxi + 481 pp.
Journal: The Journal of Symbolic Logic / Volume 62 / Issue 3 / September 1997
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 March 2014, pp. 1035-1039
The Mathematical Development of Set Theory from Cantor to Cohen
Journal: Bulletin of Symbolic Logic / Volume 2 / Issue 1 / March 1996
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 January 2014, pp. 1-71
Set theory is an autonomous and sophisticated field of mathematics, enormously successful not only at its continuing development of its historical heritage but also at analyzing mathematical propositions cast in set-theoretic terms and gauging their consistency strength. But set theory is also distinguished by having begun intertwined with pronounced metaphysical attitudes, and these have even been regarded as crucial by some of its great developers. This has encouraged the exaggeration of crises in foundations and of metaphysical doctrines in general. However, set theory has proceeded in the opposite direction, from a web of intensions to a theory of extension par excellence, and like other fields of mathematics its vitality and progress have depended on a steadily growing core of mathematical structures and methods, problems and results. There is also the stronger contention that from the beginning set theory actually developed through a progression of mathematical moves, whatever and sometimes in spite of what has been claimed on its behalf.
What follows is an account of the development of set theory from its beginnings through the creation of forcing based on these contentions, with an avowedly Whiggish emphasis on the heritage that has been retained and developed by current set theory. The whole transfinite landscape can be viewed as the result of Cantor's attempt to articulate and solve the Continuum Problem.
Regressive partitions and Borel diagonalization
Journal: The Journal of Symbolic Logic / Volume 54 / Issue 2 / June 1989
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 March 2014, pp. 540-552
Several rather concrete propositions about Borel measurable functions of several variables on the Hilbert cube (countable sequences of reals in the unit interval) were formulated by Harvey Friedman [F1] and correlated with strong set-theoretic hypotheses. Most notably, he established that a "Borel diagonalization" proposition P is equivalent to: for any a ⊆ co and n ⊆ ω there is an ω-model of ZFC + ∃κ(κ is n-Mahlo) containing a. In later work (see the expository Stanley [St] and Friedman [F2]), Friedman was to carry his investigations further into propositions about spaces of groups and the like, and finite propositions. He discovered and analyzed mathematical propositions which turned out to have remarkably strong consistency strength in terms of large cardinal hypotheses in set theory.
In this paper, we refine and extend Friedman's work on the Borel diagonalization proposition P. First, we provide more combinatorics about regressive partitions and n-Mahlo cardinals and extend the approach to the context of the Erdös cardinals In passing, a combinatorial proof of a well-known result of Silver about these cardinals is given. Incorporating this work and sharpening Friedman's proof, we then show that there is a level-by-level analysis of P which provides for each n ⊆ ω a proposition almost equivalent to: for any a ⊆ co there is an ω-model of ZFC + ∃κ(κ is n-Mahlo) containing a. Finally, we use the combinatorics to bracket a natural generalization Sω of P between two large cardinal hypotheses.
Finest partitions for ultrafilters
If a uniform ultrafilter U over an uncountable cardinal κ is not outright countably complete, probably the next best thing is that it have a finest partition: a master function f:κ → ω with ƒ−({n}) ∉ U for each n ϵ ω such that for any g: κ → κ, either (a) it is one-to-one on a set in U, or (b) it factors through ƒ (mod U), i.e. for some function h, {α < κ ∣ h(f(α)) = g(α)} ϵ U. In this paper, it is shown that recent contructions of irregular ultrafilters over ω1 can be amplified to incorporate a finest partition.
Henceforth, let us assume that all ultrafilters are uniform.
There has been an extensive study of substantial hypotheses, which are nonetheless weaker than countable completeness, on ultrafilters over uncountable cardinals. To survey some results and to establish a context, let us first recall the Rudin-Keisler (RK) ordering on ultrafilters: If Ui is an ultrafilter over Iii for i = 1, 2, then U1 ≤RKU2 iff there is a projecting function Ψ:I2 → I1 such that U1 = Ψ*(U2) = {X ⊆, I1∣ Ψ−1(X) ϵ U2}· U1, =RKU2 iff U1, ≤RK and U2 and U2≤RKU1; and U1<RKU2 iff U1≤RKU2 yet U1 ≠RKU2. In terms of this ordering, if an ultrafilter U has a finest partition ƒ, then ƒ*(U) over ω is maximum amongst all RK predecessors of U: for any g:κ → κ, if g*(U) <RKU, then g is not one-to-one on a set in U, so since g factors through ƒ with some h,g*(U) = h*(ƒ*(U)). Say now that an ultrafilter U over κ > ω is indecomposable iff whenever ω < λ < κ, there is no V ≤RKU such that V is a (uniform) ultrafilter over λ.

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We started off by visiting some of the classic tourist hotspots, such as viewing the White House and Capitol Building from afar. The grounds are beautiful in the Spring, with green grass and the freshest flowers all over. White House tours are available, but appointments must be organized through your country's embassy.
We took a break from walking and sat down in front of the Pavilion Café, where we saw this gorgeous fountain. I absolutely love spending time relaxing outside in the 20°C weather. I can't wait for spring to hit Toronto.
I truly enjoy visiting museums and galleries, but only in reasonable doses. The joy of the Smithsonian museums is that they all offer free entry to the general public, seven days a week. Security is present, but not ridiculous, in the sense that you're allowed to bring in food and liquids, but they prohibit eating and drinking in the exhibits. My favourites are the National Museum of Natural History (images above) and the National Air and Space Museum. We were fortunate enough to visit on National Field Trip Day (not official, coined by yours truly) which resulted in some rather hectic encounters, due to many small humans absolutely everywhere. Luckily, the National Gallery of Art was nearly vacant, which allowed us to stroll through the exhibits at our own pace.
Did I already mention how perfect the weather is in Washington? I'll stop now. But if you've never been to our neighbouring country's capital, I would highly recommend the vacation. It isn't an overly expensive area to visit and will surely leave you feeling well-versed in American culture.


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Absolutely. Some people on here think they are members of the Munster backroom team and that all posts should be pc and overly respectful to the opposition. like it's an interview for the media. There was a forum option on Munster official site up to 2oo6 but was shut down because people supposedly had opinions or home truths that the players didn't like.
Chill out, man. There's a really good chance we'll lose against Sarries cause we're so crap. So hang on in there, dreams do come true.
His penalties to touch were inch perfect and gained maximum territory. His conversion was vital as it changed how we could defend. His awareness to take Marshall's overthrow was crucial for our decisive try.
Billy was excellent too, as usual. We have a way stronger panel this year and our defence is the best in the HC IMO.
I also loved JVG' s post match comments - he has totally bought into the Munster Ethos. We got lucky with that appointment.
Exeter and Cockerill's Embra play aareally similar type game and we've come out on top backing our defence.
Sarries though are a different bag of hammers and yesterday's game against Glasgow is not for the squeamish. They just ran over Glasgow and then ran through them.
On the upside it reminded me of Munster's QF against Ospreys in 2009 when we were unbeatable. Then lost in the semi against Leinster.
Sarries are beatable but Jesus, it'd be close to our greatest ever wins.
While no one thought Edinburgh would be ospreyed 09 style I was surprised the amount of pocession and terriority they had. Pom seemed to think so too post interview saying that they played all the rugby.
The positive for me is that we were clinical turning visits to the 22 in to points. There was no grunt and groan and 56 recycles like the scarlets game. We made yards with ball in hand and it took illegalities from Edinburgh to keep us out early second half.
Ref had a shocker. Hopefully don't get him again. Two blatant forward passes for Edinburgh's 10 points and pygos should have been binned as well as nel on the line. Beirne got carded for cynical play on the 10 meter line so I don't understand how the other 2 were not carded.
It'll more than like be Nigel or one of the French lads reffing for the semi. I fear for us under Nigel. He allowed Sarries free reign at ruck time yesterday. They were horrific in their ability to peel Glasgow lads off the ball, legally or not, creating quick ball for fun. A French ref who really doesn't like the idea of Brexit who pulls Sarries up everytime they throw two lads past the ball and keeps them honest at the ruck and we'll push them close.
Fairly sure we already know it is Garces.
How does he feel about Brexit?
I'm not sure it's quite that black and white.
It most definitely wasn't, but it didn't help, we are better than Edinburgh by a bit more but were lucky to win and a performance like that in a semi final and Sarries will put 50 points on us.
On another note - folks, I know there are one or two eejits who only ever come on here to slag players off and that's one thing, but as we all know it's possible to go through a lot of highs and lows over the course of a game. Sitting in the stand, at the time it happened I thought the decision to go for the scrum was brave and a statement of confidence. I didn't think it was stupid, but in hindsight it wasn't the best decision we made on the day. That's the great thing about hindsight of course - it's easy for me to be wise after the fact. The truth is that for a good chunk of the time I thought they had the beating of us and I spent a fair amount of the game in a state of frenzied anxiety before ending up in a state of relieved euphoria. That doesn't make me a "bad supporter", just ... highly involved. Others are probably in the same boat, so lets cool the jets a little. Enjoying the win doesn't mean you think our performances are beyond criticism, and criticising aspects of our performances doesn't mean you don't enjoy the win.
Sarries beat us handy enough two years ago. I'm not so sure we'll have improved enough to beat them this time.
I think we have. We haven't improved enough to be considered the better side, but we've certainly improved enough to mean we shouldn't dominated in the same manner and so give ourselves a punches chance.
We had been running on emotion for 6 months before that game too. Very different scenario coming into this, where we've been underwhelming all year but doing enough to win. This is the first game this year we'll be solid underdogs, so I'd expect a proper die with the boots on showing.
We'll need a proper spark of x factor to turn a massive performance into a win though.
They're definitely black and white man. I've seen them on safari.
Bloody Munster ! Will that ' never say die ' spirit ever run out ? Great match. Well played and good luck in the Semi.
Cheers RR. Your lads made a serious game of it and for a while I wasn't sure we had enough to get past ye. You supported your team well and made plenty of noise in good spirits. Edinburgh are on a steady upward curve and have become a real force to be reckoned with.
I'm not sure Kleyn recovered fully from the head injury injury ?
I'd have started Sweets, even if Haley was ok. Big call for semi.


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Lighting is crucial in any room.It can put you in a mood or bring you down. Bright lights tend to project a more positive vibe and are particularly well suited for bathrooms and bathrooms. Try adding dim lighting to bedrooms and living rooms if you want a mood like that.
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This can be achieved by placing correctly balanced items placed on the mantle. An unbalanced mantle may ruin the look and unattractive.
Those of you with children should use slip covers in their room designs. Slip covers can offer a variety of furniture and give you different style options. Think about putting some new pattern every season.
When you are renovating a room, pay attention to the space between them and the room's focal point. If hanging them close to a mirror, you want to give it enough space and allow it to breathe.
White tiles in your bathroom can go good with vibrantly colored walls.To make the tiles pop, think about painting blues, or bright green. It is also allows you to change in the look at a later date.
A fantastic tip for making an older area of your home is to add a skylight. Skylights will open up any type of room as it brings the light inside. Skylight manufacturers today are making some amazing designs that can really improve the look of your home.
This article has showed you what interior design is all about. It is simpler than it might appear and with the correct items on hand, you can accomplish whatever you wish. Create a special home for your family.
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LILY Allen has hit out at NHS cuts revealing her daughter endured an agonising wait in A&E after she was impaled on a railing in a horror accident.
The singer blasted NHS cuts saying she jumped in a cab after being told an ambulance would be 30 minutes before facing long A&E waits despite daughter Marnie having "a hole in her neck".
Speaking to News Roast about the traumatic 2015 accident, she said: "My daughter fell outside our house and split her chin on a railing.
"I called an ambulance and they said it would take half an hour.
"It was a huge gash in a two year old's neck.
"Eventually I hailed a cab and was holding her chin together with a piece of flannel.
"At the hospital I asked: 'Where's A&E for my daughter? They replied: 'Just take a ticket and take a seat'.
The 31-year-old singer then said of the NHS: "I've seen its decline.
"When I had my first baby, the midwife came every day.
This isn't the first time the outspoken singer has voiced her opnion about the NHS.
In 2013 she lashed out at long hospital waits she experienced after giving birth to Marnie.
She posted: "After speaking to the Brent midwifery team at seven this morning I was told to stay in all day and someone would be over to weigh my baby and do a jaundice assessment. Waited all day and nothing, not even a phone call.


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Did Viking sailors come to Salem? They have found Roman coins in Beverly and Manchester on the beaches either brought by Vikings or an earlier traveler. There are the tales of Lief Erikson's brother Thorfin being murdered by Natives near Bass Rocks in Gloucester, the hotel there used to be named after him.
Then we have the stories of Prince Henry Sinclair sailing to Salem looking for Vinland and his knight Sir James Gunn who dies in Westford MA. Gunn is now known as the Westford Knight and his effigy still lies in Westford. The mascot for Salem State University is a Viking. On Baker's Island, there is the Northman Rock.
Then we have Professor Eben Norton Horsford. Horsford was a Harvard professor who patented our current formula for Baking Powder. He believed Boston was Norumbega. To commemorate his beliefs he had the Lief Erikson statue erected in Boston and the Norumbega Tower built at the mouth of Stony Brook. Across from it was Norumbega Park. Most of it is now the Newton Marriott. Horsford also believed that the Dighton Rock in the Taunton River by Fall River had Viking runes on it. Now it is in Berkley, MA. The museum who owns the stone thinks it was Portuguese who were dropped to these shores by the Phoenicians who carved it. They might have been the guys who dropped the Roman coins… Longfellow was part of the original group to build the Lief Erikson Statue, on the Longfellow Bridge are Viking Ships. In fact, many of the Transcendentalist believed they did.
Most of the sailors from Salem were scoundrels and smugglers who dug tunnels to avoid duties that went on to shape all the horrible parts of our government at its foundation, including a cession movement. Still, a few of them have some humorous stories that dance in and out of each other.
Jacob Crowninshield brought the Stoned Elephant to town. The privateer Fame was owned by many who decided to paint it pink… Just like the color of the Elephant, at times.
Captain West fought his wife and her brother Elias Hasket Derby Jr. (He extended the tunnels throughout the town in 1801) on Derby Wharf after their father left the wharf to West. Elizabeth Derby and Nathaniel West had the most infamous divorce in the nineteenth century. Their mansion Oak Hill is where the North Shore Mall is now on Rt 128.
John Derby jumped ship first to tell England we started the Revolution and was the first to sail back to tell them it was over.
George Crowninshield Jr. (His father's house is where the Custom House is. When they built the Custom House, not only did they leave the basement intact with the tunnels attached to it, they added a few more) built Cleopatra's Barge. There was talk this ship helped Napoleon escape from his island prison. Who knows, there is a rumor that Napoleon visited his brother Joseph at Bordenton NJ at Point Breeze.
Joseph Napoleon's mansion had several tunnels leading to the Delaware River. His park attached to his estate is the basis for Central Park designed by Olmsted. Olmsted is famous in Boston for the Emerald Necklace. He also designed Forest River Park and planted some trees in the Common. Henry Clay, John Quincy Adams, and Daniel Webster visited Point Breeze, I wonder if they compared the Tunnels in Salem that run around the Common to his. All these men were always walking through Salem's tunnels.
Captain West is connected to the Bonaparte's as well. The other side of the family. Before Joseph Bonaparte became king of Naples and Spain, his brother Lucien resided there who was openly against Napoleon. Captain West after the Embargo Act was lifted sailed to Naples. The Embargo Act was created by Jefferson to prevent American sailors and ships from being stolen during the Napoleonic Wars by the French and English. When it was lifted, West sailed his ship Minerva to Naples and was captured by Admiral Marat in Napoleon's navy. He was set free if he would sail Lucien Bonaparte to Malta, but they were captured by the English and they were all made heroes once they sailed to Liverpool.
Three other ships Marat captured were owned by Joseph White, Joseph Knapp Sr., and Richard Crowninshield Sr. This would lead to the murder that influenced the game Clue and Edgar Allan Poe's Tell-Tale Heart. Knapp and Crowninshield, who were Democrats, realized their folly and Jefferson's wisdom and insulted White who was a Federalist. Add to this Knapp's wife gave birth to a son named Joseph after he lost White's baby, the ship Revenge. Mrs. White died leaving Joseph without an heir. In his own death, White had his revenge against his business partners by having their sons hanged for his own murder after having his nephew hire a man named Palmer to murder him. The nephew created the Whig party with Daniel Webster and Henry Clay of the Great Triumphant. Stephen White was behind John Quincy Adams failed election against Andrew Jackson.
The Federalists hated Jefferson and his Embargo Act so much they refused to fight the War of 1812. Most of New England refused to fight the war. Salem did build one ship for the war, but it fought in the Pacific instead of the Atlantic where the war was going on. Admiral Porter attacked whaling ships, had a genocide or two on Polynesian islands, and got caught during a civil war in Chile headed by an Irish man. In fact, Timothy Pickering from Salem and his Essex Junto lead the cession movement that ended at the Hartford Convention. Members of the convention went to Washington afterward to tell them about them siding with the British, but Andrew Jackson defeated the army that defeated Napoleon at Waterloo and John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay had signed the peace Treaty in Ghent before they arrived with their demands. During the war, the Federalist group East India Marine Society (Founders of the Peabody Essex Museum) debated if they should visit the corpse of Admiral Lawrence who was killed in the war. Lawrence was from the same town Joseph Bonaparte lived in NJ.
Elias Hasket Derby Jr. lost his share of the 36th largest estate in American history in 2 years which prompted him to extend the tunnels in town and be paid for by all of the future smugglers. He ends his carrier as a sheep farmer after having a failed voyage to Europe which ended well as Napoleon's forces headed by his brother Joseph scared 2,000 sheep around his feet on a mountain in Spain. So thanks to the man who built underground tunnels, America did not have to have scratchy underwear anymore since merino wool was a lot smoother.
Aaron Burr worked with Timothy Pickering in his cession plots, as did Hamilton. Some say Hamilton's falling out with the Essex Junto led to their duel. Burr jumped ship from the group and decided to become the king of western America, but was caught by Jefferson. Cleopatra's Barge? She was sold to the King of Hawaii. When asked how open the King was to religion one said,
"If you want to know how Religion stands at the Islands I can tell you — All sects are tolerated but the King worships the Barge."
So that is a few tales of the sailors from Salem. More tales like this can be found in the books Sub Rosa, Salem Secret Underground: The History of the Tunnels in the City, and Murder on the Common.
Murder on the Common is the newest from Salem House Press. The tale of how everyone's favorite immortal solves the murder of the most notorious case in the nineteenth century. The first novel of the Sinclair Narratives published in Arkham: Tales from the Flipside.
By the way, Blackbeard's skull is in Salem, even though he never came here during his life…
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Town House Square
The Stearn Building which housed H.P. Ives Bookstore once was flush with the corner of Short Street, which was long gone even in this photo. The building opposite the Stearn Building, on Short Lane, once held the Massachusetts Provincial Congress, after John Hancock took up Reverend Bentley's offer to move it here after Boston was invaded during the Revolutionary War. The offending part of the Stearn Building has been removed to make it now flush to the new corner of Washington Street and Essex Street. Most of the buildings behind it have long since been removed and the new ones are also flushed to the current location of Washington Street.
Also you can see the beginning of the tunnel that led to the underground train station in which goods were smuggled through from the Kinsman Building in the distance. Do you remember the fortune telling machine or the traffic cop in the box from here? Tell us below?
Send us your favorite vintage Salem photos to info@salemhousepress.com and we will post them and give you a shout out! Also if you have some to add about the photo from family histories, your readings, or your memories, please share them below in the comments section.
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Wurlitzer Organ,
on Essex Street
Now replaced by the East India Mall, the Paramount used to be a Salem favorite with it's organ that would rise out of the floor to provide the sound effects and score to the movies during the silent era. I was asked recently, 'were did the organ go?', but I had no answer. Do you?
Send us your favorite vintage Salem photos to info@salemhousepress.com and we will post them and give you a shout out! Also if you have something to add about the photo from family histories, your readings, or your memories, please share them below in the comments section. Do you know where the organ is today?
Cthulu Walks Here…
In 1923 and 1924 in the summers H.P. Lovecraft, horror writer, came to Salem and was inspired by many of the buildings in town. Those listed above are only a few. In his narratives Salem became known as Arkham; an epitaph borrowed by the Batman franchise. Other surrounding areas became Innsmouth (Ipswich) and Kingsport (Marblehead). Tales like Herbert West-Reanimator, Pickman's Model, and The Thing on the Doorstep were set inside this fictional Arkham. Also institutons like Danvers State Hospital were transformed into Arkham Asylum and the Essex Institute into the Miskatonic University.
For more info read Sub Rosa to find out how Salem shaped America and your lives! Available at Remember Salem, Jolie Tea, Wicked Good Books, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon.com.
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America's First Family in Disarray…
Many of us living on the North Shore of Boston know of the mall called…The North Shore Mall. Some of us know the stories of the various graves that dot the property in the hedges before you walk into JC Penny's and other locations or the stories of the church that resides in the basement; very few know of the mansion that resided on this location and the nasty divorce that got the home pulled apart and reassembled in various places.
So lets back up a bit; who were the couple who built the mansion known as Oak Hill. Well Elizabeth Derby West was the daughter of Elias Hasket Derby who was America's first millionaire and on some lists is described as the 10th wealthiest man in American history. Imagine that a millionaire who had more wealth than today's billionaires? Inflation… Elizabeth married Nathaniel West, a man her father declared a scullion. Well in time Captain West won over his father-in-law and was confided in business decisions more often than not than his own children. So much so that the father willed to his son-in-law Derby Wharf which was the largest and most profitable in town. This little act led to a no holds bar fist fight between Elias Hasket Derby Jr. and Elizabeth against her husband. later she would probably have such a fight with her brother after he inherited the family mansion on Derby Square which he soon squandered away.
In 1803 the scandal opened in court. Here is a few words from Rev. Bentley (diarist and friend of John Hancock):
"Never could Johnson's words better [be] applied, when a man marries a fortune it is not all he marries. The woman became all that is execrable in women from vanity, caprice, folly, & malignity…
He was an enterprising seaman with no uncommon advantages of education or nature, but his ambition led him to address the eldest daughter of the late E.H. Derby…The mother of Elizabeth was a Crowninshield and well known for vanity which she exposed to constant & deserved ridicule. E. possessed the rigid temper of her father, with all the weakness of her mother."
"…after every quarrel with all her relatives she waged open war against her husband & this day, aided by the unfeeling perseverance of her malignant Br[other] Gen. E.H. D[erby] who has a private quarrel to avenge, she displayed in open court, to prove the incontinence of Capt. W[est], all the sweepings of the Brothels of Boston, & all the vile wretches of Salem, Marblehead, Cape Ann."
The mansion. It remained in Elizabeth's hands during her life, but she was to die 10 years later. Then one of her daughters gave it to her father, against the wishes in the mother's will… It was torn apart; a parlor is in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, some rooms were on display at the Peabody Essex Museum a few years ago, a summer house is on the Glen Magna estate, and a portion is added to the Phillips House on Federal Street in Salem. So Oak Hill remains no more, in its entirety, but you can visit the ghost of Captain West at the Salem Inn. Most of the time his spirit can be felt by his bottle of port which you are welcomed to share a glass with him. Plus if you are in the Christmas spirit…you can shop for many gifts at the North Shore Mall on the location of this once famous mansion.
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Jean Missud and his Second Corp of Cadets Marching Band in a parade down Essex Street in Salem MA. Jean wrote famous pieces like the March of the Witches and the Salem Gazebo is dedicated to him. It is even said that his band still can be heard around the gazebo playing a few ghostly tunes….
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Take the tour based on the books Salem Secret Underground: The History of the Tunnels in the City and Sub Rosa by your tour guide Chris Dowgin. Learn how a series of tunnels made for gentlemen who had shaped our country led to fortunes that controlled our nation's banking, shaped our Constitution, brought the first drunk elephant to America, assassinated three presidents, and much much more!!! Also learn about the real murder behind the game Clue!
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Allochthonius montanus est une espèce de pseudoscorpions de la famille des Pseudotyrannochthoniidae.

Distribution
Cette espèce est endémique du Japon. Elle se rencontre dans la préfecture de Tochigi sur le mont Kohshin et dans la préfecture d'Ibaraki sur le mont Tsukuba.

Description
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Publication originale
 Sakayori, 2000 : A new species of the genus Allochthonius (pseudoscorpion, Chthoniidae) from Mt. Kohshin, Tochigi Prefecture, central Japan. Edaphologia, , .

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Espèce de pseudoscorpions (nom scientifique)
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"Many of Us Die Out Because We Refuse To Learn"- Tic Tac.
Tag: ghanas hiplife artisteeeeeeeeee, Tic Tac
Tic Tac, one of the exponents of Hiplife music in Ghana, won the hearts of many with his hit song, Philomena, when he came into the limelight some 15 years ago.
After 'Philomena', he thrilled music lovers with hits such as 'Kangaroo', 'Akoto', Accra Connection, 'Fefenefe', among others.
However, last year, his song 'Pumpum' failed to make the impact his songs usually do but the artiste who has been missing in action for a while is convinced his new single, All Over the World, will be received well.
On the contrary, Tic Tac's lyrical content as well as instrumentation on All Over The World are not impressive upon listening to the song.
With 15 years of experience under his belt, one would expect him to put out a good piece but that is not the case especially for an artiste who has had some good songs and hits in the past.
Produced by Dr. Ray under TN Records, the song talks about a variety of issues but one that is paramount is on how men love to shield their feelings from their partners.
Rendered in both English and Twi languages, the song employs both the Azonto and Alkayida rhythms.
Talking to Showbiz on why he decided to join the Azonto and Alkaiyida train, he said; "I have been around for a long time and I believe that, as an artiste, one should have the ability to adapt to change.
"It is not as if I'm following the masses but that is what is doing the magic now. Azonto and Alkayida songs are ruling the airwaves," he stated.
Adding, "many of us die out because we refuse to learn, research, and be educated on the new things happening especially among the youth and personally, I don't joke with new things when they come to being."
"I used the song to throw a challenge to all the men all over the world not to be who they are not. This is because you cannot hide the real you forever. Sooner or later, the truth will come out," he indicated.
Source: Graphic Showbiz
Actress Monalisa Reacts To Rumoured Reconciliation With Her Ex-Husband.
Please Be Careful Before You Open Your Mouth -D'Banj.
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Q: css methodology needed i want to start the design of a website. I know i will need to:

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*think of a general layout

*design banner/footer

*choose colors and font

*make sure everything is well positionned

*test the site with other browsers

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the problem is i don't know what is the good order to proceed in a efficient way.
Should i design things from the general to the more precise levels?
If anybody has a general methodology, a way to organize themeselves for design, it would be greatly appreciated.

A: I like my way of doing things:

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*Photoshop (or other image editor) to create a visual design im happy with. When I'm done with most of it, proceed to 2. This includes at least basic shapes, colors, fonts, positions and sizes. It might also contain example content with proper visual styling.

*Write very basic markup: A header element, a content area, basic navigation, footer, sidebars etc.

*Write basic CSS and apply the most general images from the Photoshop file (for Faux columns or other "big things").

*Write more markup: Add more detail. Add example content to see how every type of element you need will look.

*(If applicable) Again, enter your image editor and get more detail imagery.

*Write more CSS - style what you wrote in 4. and what you pulled out of your image file in 5.

*Iterate through 4-6 until you're done.

After the layout and visual design is more or less done, start integrating your CMS, Blog Engine or whatever you might want behind it all.
This works pretty well for me. I might not always finish all the details in Photoshop before I continue to write markup or CSS, but generally this is what I do. My recommendation is to start at the general level, and move to more detail as you go.
You might have ideas about how details in your page look. If so, create them early in full detail. Otherwise you'll just forget it. Then build more general things around it, and continue as you normally would.

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No, YOU are glorious, big guy. Keep up the good work hoisting this forum on your shoulders.
That's why I went with the chinese knockoff for this season until the new ones come out.
cant beat it for $26!!!
Does anyone have a true color rush jersey on here? I want to ask some questions about it to see what the differences are compared to my knock off.
Here's how clueless the national media is: they claim Jarvis has a ego and combustible personality. Are you kidding me? He's been an incredible locker room guy from day 1. He's just very vocal. He's NEVER made it about himself.
The media is setting up even more of a precipitous fall from an already poor perception of integrity as far as fans are concerned. Baker is gonna cut them down one at a time.
Be careful using such generalities as "The media." Not everyone in "The media" feels that way.
Just had a nightmare that we traded him to the Dolphins. Wtf is wrong with me?..
Also will accept: Tayne never generaloizes.
Tayne has no idea how he just quoted himself.
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Philly Inquirer OpEd demonstrates the irrational hatred of the gun industry
When I ride on public transportation with my daughter, we don't need to see @NSSF propaganda.
These look like gun safety ads but are subliminal ads for gun sales.
And they have no place in Philly.
My @PhillyInquirer piece:https://t.co/TFimTB7WEo
— Max Weisman (@AWeisman1ceSaid) August 29, 2022
From the OpEd linked in the Tweet:
While riding the bus, as we always do, my daughter and I were playing I-Spy as she spied "something orange" — an article of clothing in an advertisement. Upon closer examination, I saw that this ad was telling riders that buying a gun for someone who cannot legally own one will result in a 10-year prison sentence. While this seemed like a fine message that I would generally support, a few details of the ad didn't sit right.
This ad, paid for by the Firearm Industry Trade Association, while factually correct, implies that illegal gun sales are the biggest factor contributing to the gun violence crisis in Philadelphia. The ad says nothing about legal gun owners or homemade, unregistered firearms. The lobby, by tying gun safety to the sale of firearms, is subconsciously pushing gun sales. It ignores the danger of firearms themselves.
Visually, the ad highlights the phrase "buy a gun" and uses the phrase "buy 10 years in jail" (a fairly uncommon phrasing for "go to jail") — a marketing ploy that associates the action of "purchasing" with the product of "a gun."
Illegal or "straw" gun purchases are wrong and it is important to raise awareness about this issue. But the firearm industry has a greater responsibility to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
Advertising dollars are powerful and should instead be spent on advocacy campaigns in support of responsible gun laws, the promotion of programs that distribute gun violence prevention or intervention resources, recommendations for supportive spaces for those processing the trauma of gun violence, and much more.
This is one of the most idiotic and irrational things I've read.
Let's go through this piece by piece.
"The ad says nothing about legal gun owners or homemade, unregistered firearms."
This isn't a problem. Lawful purchasers represent only a small percentage of people who commit a crime with a gun. Homemade guns represent a such a small percentage of guns used in crime that it was statistically insignificant.
On the other hand, straw purchases represent about 40% of the guns used in crimes. Most of the rest are stolen.
So this is an ad that tells people not to engage in straw purchases, which accounts for 4 put of 10 guns on the streets.
And that's bad…
"The lobby, by tying gun safety to the sale of firearms, is subconsciously pushing gun sales. It ignores the danger of firearms themselves."
This is unhinged. The ad tells people not to buy a gun for the other person and this idiot says "it ackchyually says the opposite."
And what danger are firearms themselves?
If he's talking about kids finding a gun and hurting themselves or someone else, there is a different ad for that about locking up your guns. This ad is about stopping straw purchases.
"The firearm industry has a greater responsibility to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people."
Like what? The industry sells to distributors who sell to retailers. The NICS system is in place.
Straw purchasers allow criminals to bypass the NICS system. How does the gun industry do more than it does? What other responsibilities does it have beyond obey ATF regulations on sales? He's not even proposing a solution. He's just saying "do something" with extra words.
"Advertising dollars are powerful and should instead be spent on advocacy campaigns in support of responsible gun laws…"
Other groups do that. The NSSF shouldn't have to advertise for laws that threaten its existence.
The gun industry is in the right here. They did a responsible thing. Rather than praise it, this idiot says "it's not good enough" because it came from the gun industry. I would bet that if it had Moms Demand Action or some other anti-gun group's logo on it, he wouldn't have written this OpEd.
This is irrational hatred of the gun industry from an idiot and nothing more.
This is how much of a b*tch Beto is
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New Amsterdams
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The New Amsterdams - Worse for the Wear (Vagrant, 2003)
Greatly resembling the charming pop of Ben Folds, the dBs, They Might Be Giants, or early Matthew Sweet, the New Amsterdams are the more laid-back sound of Matt Pryor's divided soul. He is best known in the States as the front man of Kansas' indie "emo" pop punk band The Get Up Kids, and the New Amsterdams is his side project, much as Blur's Damon Albarn has Gorillaz.
The third album of this gentler fare, Worse for the Wear, enables Pryor to express his enthusiasm in a more confessional mode, albeit in a more cheerful stance. His quick, crafted songs have catchy hooks that make up for a thin but endearing voice that is greatly reminiscent of Chris Stamey of the dBs. His lyrics are thought-provoking but never profound, one of the slightly more memorable lyrics being "your arrows don't have poison but they bruise" from the foot-tapping Poison in the Ink, which begins like a 50s-style Mavericks song. A couple of tracks are so mellow, they become almost sluggish, such as the still winsome Hanging on For Hope, a ballad one could see Hootie and the Blowfish crooning through, but most of the tunes between Pryor's pump organ instrumentals that open and close the album are exceedingly mellifluous songs that warrant repeated plays.
Joined by fellow Get-Up Kids Ryan Pope on drums and Robert Pope adding meticulous bass, along with Ed Rose on guitar, Pryor and his merry band caught my eye when I saw two of them perform The Spoils of the Spoiled on the Late Show with David Letterman and thought, ironically, how they looked like such ordinary, innocent kids not yet touched by the pressures and temptations of fame. Little did I realise then that I was watching seasoned performers deliver a song from an album written whilst touring the country that touches upon some of those themes, such as the heartache of being away from home in From California or disgust at Hollywood celebrities in Hover Near Fame, the latter on which Pryor sounds remarkably like They Might Be Giants over fluid Ben Folds-type piano.
A particular highlight is The Spoils of the Spoiled, which builds on its upbeat foundation to an outburst of emotive regret over ignored opportunities through lyrics such as "Goddamn these idle hands as hindsight can / Our hopes and plans are unfulfilled. / It's overwhelming." The relaxed rhythm and simple but unforgettable gentle tune of Are You True is another standout track, as are the peaceful but unshakeable hooks over a gaggle of keyboards on All Our Vice and the frustrated misery of the title track that touches on a recurrent theme of watching life pass by whilst accomplishing nothing.
That fear surely cannot be one Pryor feels himself. Life probably struggles to keep up with him, never mind pass him. He has a young daughter, a mail-order business, a recording studio, frequent tours of the States, and two bands to worry about, yet he devotes sufficient skill to the sombre bitterness dressed up in happy tunes that forms this tremendously gratifying album.
Listen to Samples Here: Amazon.com or New Amsterdams site (the latter has lesser songs on show)
I bought mine here: Amazon.co.uk as an import
T S Baker - Through the Shadows
East Coast-based American songstress T S Baker performed in the 90s as half of the award-winning eclectic folk duo Stan Moeller & T S Baker, who opened shows for the likes of Patty Larkin, Donovan and Roger McGuinn. With Moeller now pursuing a career as an artist of the painting persuasion, Baker has applied her immense talents as singer, songwriter, arranger and producer to releasing her first solo album, Through the Shadows (Go Figure Records, 2003).
Sounding remarkably like Dar Williams at times, but lacking quite the sharp academic wit and often bitter bite of Dar's lyrics, Baker clearly shows promise for continuing to develop into a loud, uh, noise on the folk/country scene.
Although I refer to country, the album cannot fairly be limited to that description, particularly as I am not a country fan but greatly enjoy almost every track on this album. Baker excels at acoustic ballads with infectious refrains, playing acoustic guitar and keyboards herself whilst her fellow musicians supply the usual ingredients of a band (drums, bass, and on only two tracks: electric guitar) as well as strings, diabro and some engaging harmonies. Woody Allen even plays acoustic lead guitar on Into Your Hands, but somehow I doubt he's the film director....
Particularly strong tracks on the album are the cheerful Dar-like I Can See the Rain, the fun and uncannily Dar-ish Private War laced with cello, the lovely Save for the Moon, the sluggish post break-up tale presented in fantastic gentle beauty on After the Before (I'm a bird that flew into your glass door / You're a darkened room, a hidden corner That I can't explore), the gorgeous harmonies over solitary piano on the love song You Save Me (I've learned more from you than anyone on Earth / That you believe in me is true measure of my worth), the lovely--albeit sometimes almost cheesy--song about missing a loved one Into Your Hands, and the brilliantly upbeat and catchy (again Dar-like) remarkable track Welcome Home, with stunning harmonies singing of acceptance and friendly support during new challenges--such as going solo, perhaps (If you keep believing and you trust in what you feel / The best flight comes when you take your hands off of the wheel). Baker even bravely includes a pretty a cappella song called Heaven, which starts out like the girl bands of the early 60s but loses its way somewhere and ends up sounding like it belongs in a Disney film.
Her voice not only shares many remarkable qualities with Dar Williams but also has a range that could compete with Heather Nova. Its thankful lack of a twang (and the fortunate absence of a lap steel guitar) makes even her few more country-based songs sound like fresh acoustic pop, and the weaker The Lucky One is even reminiscent of early pre-sex-kitten Olivia Newton-John.
Despite so many instantly likeable tracks, the feeling that many of them do not quite reach the great heights they promise prevents me from recommending this album on one of the 'recommended' pages, which I reserve for knock-out, five-star albums. Still, it is a narrow miss, and I imagine that her next album will be there, since this one is certainly no loser and I can still highly recommend it. Through the Shadows is a pleasure to play repeatedly, an album I continue to enjoy. Any fans of Shawn Colvin, Dar Williams or easy acoustic folk-pop with delightful melodies presented with attractive harmonies should investigate further by ordering this album soon.
Listen to Samples Here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/tsbaker3
I bought mine here: http://www.fishrecords.co.uk/
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Beverly Hills Rhinoplasty Surgery Blog » Safety in Plastic Surgery: Who can call themselves "Cosmetic Surgeons"?
Recently a number of reports have come out regarding increasing calls for better regulation of plastic and "cosmetic" surgery in Ontario and the UK. Believe us when we say that in general we are not big fans of socialized, heavily regulated medicine as it is practiced in Canada; which explains why my partner Dr Litner moved to sunny California. However, the proposed legislation seems to be directed at patient safety, and that is what government intervention should be about in our opinion.
In Ontario, as in the U.S., at the moment any medical doctor can advertise himself/herself as a "cosmetic surgeon"; even if they have had no formal surgical training. The reason being that cosmetic surgeon is a made up concept; there is no specialty in cosmetic surgery. As a result, a growing number of "health care professionals" in Canada, especially family doctors, have been calling themselves "cosmetic surgeons" and carrying out such procedures as liposuctions and breast enlargements, even though they have had no surgical training. This may change due to the tragic outcome of a young lady who underwent liposuction by a "cosmetic surgeon" in Ontario a few months back.
The new proposed rules in Ontario prohibit untrained or uncertified doctors (who are not surgeons) from promoting themselves as surgeons – they will not be allowed to use the word 'surgeon' in their title. We think this is an important step toward patient safety, and perhaps it will help patients from having similar problems as Priscilla Presley (see blog yesterday).
1. Prohibit doctors who are not formally certified as surgeons from advertising themselves as such.
2. Prohibit doctors from advertising themselves as practitioners of medical specializations if they have not been accredited for that (those) specialization(s).
The aim of the rule changes is to give Canadians better information so that they can then decide for themselves whether they would prefer to have "cosmetic surgery" with a surgeon or a doctor who is not a surgeon. Unfortunately, here in California we have a governor who signed a bill only a year or two ago further deregulating plastic surgery so oral surgeons can do plastic surgery. Hopefully, with time we will see similar movement toward patient safety here in California.


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Home > Blog > IV Workflow > Building a business case for automation in sterile compounding – can you afford to risk improved patient safety?
Despite all the findings on errors and problems with sterile preparation in the pharmacy cleanroom, there's an under-appreciation for just how risky manual IV compounding processes are. The findings speak for themselves, with worldwide error rates with IV medications estimated at between 9.4% and 97.7% in a March 2018 observational study. The same study found the most common problems are associated with not maintaining aseptic technique during drug preparation, using the wrong diluent and labeling errors.
To overcome these challenges, hospitals and compounding pharmacies can embrace a technology solution that includes workflow automation. Implementing this technology in the cleanroom can build both sterility and accuracy in each and every dose, ensuring that the right drug, right dose is dispensed.
The question many pharmacists confront is, how do you build the business case to encourage the leadership and budget decision makers to spend money on automation?
The arguments in favor of automation are extensive – from best practice adoption, to achieving regulatory compliance, to enhancing workflow, and even to cost savings and delivering return on investment.
The Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) is an international medication safety organization that has done a great deal to improve patient safety related to the medication delivery process. ISMP recently issued guidelines for the safe preparation of compounded sterile preparations and has identified minimum criteria for IV workflow, such as barcode scanning. ISMP has stated it is a staunch advocate of technology solutions—such as barcoding, gravimetric verification of drug and diluent volumes and robotic image recognition—and urges their adoption to support manual processes and provide further protections during sterile compounding.
Hospital administrators also understand the critical importance of regulatory compliance with the bar around regulatory and best practices guidelines being raised each day. How does an organization demonstrate that they are complying with the medication safety principles? It is difficult at best to continue to use manual methods of documentation for quality and compliance, and quite frankly, an inefficient use of valuable organizational resources.
There are also good bottom line arguments to support workflow automation, since it can improve key processes, such as checking and verification. Too often, pharmacists are not operating efficiently because they need to spend inordinate amounts of time entering the IV room to carry out process checks. Using technology to handle these activities will improve operational efficiencies, allow pharmacists to redirect their efforts, and deliver a financial benefit. There's also the added benefit of improved staff retention since freeing up the pharmacist to focus on value-add activities will improve work satisfaction and the delivery of patient care.
Manual processes also inevitably result in waste, and automating workflow can prevent high cost drug waste from preparation errors in areas of practice such as oncology. This alone could be enough to justify the cost of implementing IV workflow systems.
Furthermore, some studies into barcode verification systems have shown savings from preventing selection errors, a key consideration given each dose could cost thousands of dollars. Indeed, some studies have shown errors in a range of 2 to 3 per 1000, which quickly add up.
The argument for automation of the sterile compounding workflow is extensive, but above all it has been shown to reduce errors, which means improving patient safety – a key objective for all hospitals.


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09/10.06.1944 49 Squadron Lancaster III ND533 Fg Off. Bryan E. Bell.
Operation: Étampes railway junction, France
Date: 9th/10th June 1944 (Friday/Saturday)
Unit: 49 Squadron
Type: Lancaster III
Serial: ND533
Code: EA:M
Base: RAF Fiskerton, Lincolnshire
Location: North of Rosay-sur-Lieure (Eure), France
Pilot: Fg Off. Bryan Esmond Bell 151471 RAFVR Age 24. Killed
Flt Eng: Sgt. Sydney Charles Holmes 1810022 RAFVR Age 28. Killed
Nav: Fg Off. Duncan MacFadyen 425178 RAAF Age 28. Killed
Bomb Aimer: Fg Off. Philip Derek Hemmens 152583 RAFVR Age 20. Evader/PoW No. 78383
WOp/Air Gnr: Sgt. John Holden 1521290 RAFVR Age 21. Killed
Air Gnr: Fg Off. Hilary Daniel Clark 159223 RAFVR Age 28. Killed
Air Gnr: Sgt. Joseph John Reed 1281835 RAFVR Age 19. Killed
Above: L to R: Fg Off. Bell, Fg Off. MacFadyen, Sgt. Holden and Fg Off. Hemmens (Aircrew Remembered archives)
49 Squadron provided 21 aircraft for this mission with ND533 taking off from RAF Fiskerton at 21:36 hrs on the night of the 9th/10th June 1944 to bomb the rail facilities at Étampes in France. This was the 5th operation of the night and ND533 joined 117 aircraft tasked with this mission. The stream crossed Dieppe at 23:15 hrs en route to the target located to the south of Paris.
En route from the target ND533 was attacked and shot down by a German night-fighter. The aircraft crashed 2 km north of Rosay-sur-Lieure (Eure) and 9 km north of Ecouis in France.
ND533 was claimed by Hauptmann (Capt.) Heinz-Horst Hissbach, his 15th victory, from 5./NJG2, in the Etrepagny area (UD-TD): 2,000m at 00:38 hrs (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten)
Hauptmann Hissbach was shot down and killed on the night of 14th/15th April 1945 by American flak during a ground attack mission. He was credited with 28 victories at night and a possible 3 day victories. (Luftwaffe ACES - Biographies and Victory Claims (Mathews and Foreman) - Volume 2).
Fg Off. Hemmens was the only crew member that successfully escaped from the aircraft. It is clear that Fg Off. Hemmens successfully evaded for a period of time although the details are not known.
What can be surmised is that he was captured, probably wearing civilian clothes, in Paris as he was held at the Fresnes prison located to the south of Paris. This was were French political prisoners were held and ordinarily Allied airmen, after questioning, were moved to a PoW Camp. In the summer of 1944, with the Allies having liberated Paris and closing in, the Gestapo guards started reducing the prison population by execution, and then relocating surviving prisoners to various concentration camps east of France (Ref 1).
The prison was liberated on the 24th August by French forces.
On the 15th August 1944 168 PoWs including Fg Off. Hemmens and hundreds of French men and women were packed into a freight train and transported to Buchenwald concentration camp on a journey lasting five days. Buchenwald was located 8 km north of Weimar, in the German province of Thüringen.
A Sqn Ldr. Lamason was the senior officer at the Buchenwald concentration camp and he was instrumental in getting most of the airmen transferred to Stalag Luft 3:
Fg Off. Hemmens was one of two airmen that did not make the transfer to Stalag Luft 3. The second was 1st Lt. Levitt Clinton Beck Jr. O-736945 US AAF, who was transferred to the camp hospital where he died of purulent pleurisy due to medical neglect on the night of the 29th/30th October 1944. (insert Link when available)
Fg Off. Hemmens died in the camp hospital through medical neglect on the 10th October 1944 due to septicæmia from a wound received whilst escaping his crashing aircraft. This was further complicated through medical neglect for rheumatic fever and pneumonia. Note: although his official date of death is given as the 18th October the true date is thought to have been the 27th September 1944 (Ref 2.)
There is no known grave for Fg Off. Hemmens and it was speculated that his body was cremated at the camp and his ashes dispersed.
Crew graves (credit: Jane Chilvers of Norwich)
Fg Off. Bryan Esmond Bell. Bayeux War Cemetery Plot XVI Row C Collective Grave 10. Inscription reads: "HIS PRECIOUS MEMORY WILL LIVE ALWAYS IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO LOVED HIM". Born during January 1920 in Elham, Kent. Son of Percy Henry and Marjorie May (née Waters) Bell, of Harrow, Middlesex, England.
Sgt. Sydney Charles Holmes. Marissel French National Cemetery Grave 248. Inscription reads: "OUR SYD. SOME DAY, SOME TIME OUR EYES SHALL SEE THE FACE WE KEEP IN MEMORY." Born in 1916. Son of Charles and Thirza Elizabeth May Holmes, of Edmonton, Middlesex, England.
Fg Off. Duncan MacFadyen. Bayeux War Cemetery Plot XVI Row C Collective Grave 10. Inscription reads: "HIS DUTY FEARLESSLY AND NOBLY DONE. EVER REMEMBERED". Born on the 31st August 1915 in Neilston, Scotland. Son of John and Margaret MacFadyen; husband of Elizabeth Adams MacFadyen, of Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia.
Above: Memorial at Buchenwald for Fg Off. Hemmens and 1st Lt. Beck (Credit Harold Skaarup).
Fg Off. Philip Derek Hemmens. Runnymede Memorial Panel 206. Born on the 22nd November 1922 in Hampstead, London. He resided in South Woodford in Essex. Son of the Reverend Ernest and Florence Hemmens. No further information found.
Sgt John Holden. Bayeux War Cemetery Plot XVI Row C Collective Grave 10. Inscription reads: "WE HAVE LOST, HEAVEN HAS GAINED ONE OF THE BEST THE WORLD CONTAINED." Born on the 30th April 1923 in Lancashire. Son of Thomas Edward and Mary (née Shepherd) Holden of Rising Bridge, Accrington, Lancashire, England
Fg Off. Hilary Daniel Clark. Bayeux War Cemetery Plot XVI Row C Collective Grave 10. Inscription reads: "ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM, O LORD; AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM." Born during 1916. Son of Daniel and Sarah (née Smith) Clark of Burnopfield, Co. Durham, England.
Sgt. Joseph John Reed. Bayeux War Cemetery Plot XVI Row C Collective Grave 10. Inscription reads: "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS, THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS." Born on the 6th July 1921 in London. Son of James Alfred and Ellen Florence (née Morden) Reed of Dagenham, Essex, England.
Above Lancaster ND533 EA:M memorial: Left original, Right current (Credit: Alain Octavie)
1. Hitler's Atrocities against Allied PoWs - Philip D. Chinnery - Page 191
2. Footprints in the Sands of Time: RAF Bomber Command Prisoners-of-War in Germany 1939-1945 - Oliver Clutton-Brook
Researched for the relatives of the crew. With thanks to the following: Jill Chivers for grave photographs. Thanks to Roger Bedford for the Sqn code correction (Jun 2015). Updated narrative by Ralph Snape of Aircrew Remembered (Apr 2021). Other sources below:
RS 23.04.2021 - Rewrite and narrative update
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KTY 04.06.2016 - Squadron Code correction
Sources used by us in compiling Archive Reports include: Bill Chorley - 'Bomber Command Losses Vols. 1-9, plus ongoing revisions', Dr. Theo E.W. Boiten and Mr. Roderick J. Mackenzie - 'Nightfighter War Diaries Vols. 1 and 2', Martin Middlebrook and Chris Everitt - 'Bomber Command War Diaries', Commonwealth War Graves Commission, Tom Kracker - Kracker Luftwaffe Archives, Michel Beckers, Major Fred Paradie (RCAF) and MWO François Dutil (RCAF) - Paradie Archive (on this site), Jean Schadskaje, Major Jack O'Connor USAF (Retd.), Robert Gretzyngier, Wojtek Matusiak, Waldemar Wójcik and Józef Zieliński - 'Ku Czci Połeglyçh Lotnikow 1939-1945', Archiwum - Polish Air Force Archive (on this site), Anna Krzystek, Tadeusz Krzystek - 'Polskie Siły Powietrzne w Wielkiej Brytanii', Franek Grabowski, Norman L.R. Franks 'Fighter Command Losses', Aircrew Remembered Databases and our own archives. We are grateful for the support and encouragement of CWGC, UK Imperial War Museum, Australian War Memorial, Australian National Archives, New Zealand National Archives, UK National Archives and Fold3 and countless dedicated friends and researchers across the world.
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