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Control and selection of the properties of active pharmaceutical ingredients is a crucial part of the drug development process. One major part of this process is the selection of an appropriate solid form. This review will discuss three major types of crystalline solids, polymorphs, salts and cocrystals and processes used to develop and find these forms.
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Sprinkle lemon pudding powder over the rolls. Combine sugar and melted butter and pour directly over the pudding. Cover with plastic wrap and allow to rise about 5 hours, or until rolls reach the top of the pan. Remove plastic wrap and bake for 25 minutes at 350°, or until golden brown. Invert monkey bread onto a platter or large plate.
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The Best Celestial Events of 2016
August 11, 2015
From the Moon and planets to countless deep space objects, you can discover something new in the night sky just about every night of the year. But as the Earth makes its annual journey around the Sun, we get the opportunity to view special celestial events like meteor showers, conjunctions, and eclipses. Some last just a few hours while others can last several days or weeks—but once they're here, time is of the essence! So mark your calendar, grab your telescope, and take a look at some of 2016's unforgettable events.
Celestial Events of 2016
January 3-4 – Quadrantids Meteor Shower
Why not welcome the New Year with a night of stargazing and meteor hunting? The Quadrantids meteor shower can yield as many as 40 meteors per hour, radiating from the constellation Bootes. This year's show will be diminished thanks to a bright second quarter Moon, but you may be able to spot a few during the night.
March 8 – Jupiter at Opposition
All eyes turn toward Jupiter as it basks in full sunlight during its opposition. Jupiter is sure to delight all who view it, from professional observatories to amateurs with handheld binoculars. Make sure to check out its four Galilean moons and see if you can make out colorful cloud bands or the Great Red Spot. If you've ever considered dabbling in planetary imaging, tonight would be the perfect night to start!
March 9 – Total Solar Eclipse (Indonesia and Pacific Ocean)
There is perhaps no other celestial event as spectacular as a total solar eclipse—when the Moon completely blocks the solar disk, darkening the daytime sky and revealing the Sun's dazzling corona. Unfortunately for the rest of us, only a select few people in Indonesia and on boats on the Pacific Ocean will catch this one. But hang tight! A once-in-a-lifetime total eclipse will cross the entire continental United States next year on August 21, 2017.
March 23 – Penumbral Lunar Eclipse (Western North America and Eastern Asia)
This unusual type of eclipse occurs when the Moon passes through the penumbra, the outermost edges of the Earth's shadow. The Moon will appear to get darker, but will not take on the typical red hue of a total lunar eclipse.
May 6-7 – Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower
Bright Moon phases will obscure many of this year's best meteor showers, but a new Moon on the night of May 6 ensures dark skies for the Eta Aquarids, which is composed of the remnants of the famous Comet Halley. Meteors—up to 30 per hour in the Northern Hemisphere and 60 per hour in the Southern—will appear to radiate from Aquarius.
May 9 – Transit of Mercury
This will be the highlight of 2016 for many amateur astronomers. The elusive Mercury, one of the most difficult planets to view, will be out in broad daylight—literally! Look through a telescope equipped with a suitable solar filter and you'll be able to view tiny Mercury transit across the surface of the Sun. This rare celestial event will be visible throughout much of the world, but observers along the eastern coasts of the Americas will get the best view.
May 22 – Mars at Opposition
Although Mars is our next door neighbor, it's the second smallest planet in the Solar System, making it difficult to observe in detail through a telescope. Your best shot will come on May 22, when Mars and Earth reach their closest points to one another. Try viewing Mars in a large telescope to see if you can spot its polar ice caps or any of the darker regions on the rusty-red surface.
June 3 – Saturn at Opposition
Saturn rules the summer sky, but on this night, the ringed planet truly takes center stage. When it reaches opposition, Saturn will be bright and fully illuminated by the Sun. You may even notice that its rings look brighter than usual thanks to a phenomenon known as the Seeliger Effect. Take it all in! Saturn's rings will be visible in even small aperture telescopes.
June 20 – Winter Solstice (Southern Hemisphere)
Calling all Southern Hemisphere observers! Get out your telescope and enjoy the longest night of the year! The winter solstice is the perfect time to enjoy a stargazing marathon. You'll get several hours of additional observing time compared to summer when days are much longer. (Unfortunately for Northern Hemisphere astronomers, this is your shortest night of the year. But you'll get your own winter solstice in December!)
July 4 – Juno arrives at Jupiter
Back in 2011, NASA launched the spacecraft Juno to study Jupiter's polar region. On Independence Day, Juno will complete its five-year journey and begin its important work. Take a look at Jupiter in your telescope and imagine what Juno's first encounter with Jupiter must be like.
August 12-13 – Perseids Meteor Shower
The Perseids meteor shower is one of the main celestial events of the summer. This year, skies will be dark after the Moon sets around midnight, leaving the sky ready for peak meteor viewing, up to 60 per hour. This shower's timing is perfect for a summer camping trip to your favorite dark sky site. Here's to eating s'mores by the campfire and seeing s'more meteors overhead!
August 16 – Mercury at Greatest Eastern Elongation
Following its dramatic transit across the Sun in May, this is your next best opportunity to observe Mercury. On this day, it reaches maximum distance away from the Sun. Look to the western horizon just after sunset and you can catch a glimpse of the tiny planet.
August 27 – Conjunction of Venus and Jupiter
It doesn't get much closer than this! The two brightest planets, Venus and Jupiter, will appear to have an ultra-close encounter in the evening sky, coming within 0.06 degrees of one another. This amazing event will occur just after sunset in the western sky.
September 1 – Annular Solar Eclipse (Africa)
Also known as the "Ring of Fire," an annular solar eclipse is similar to a total eclipse, except that the Moon is farther away from the Earth, so it's not large enough to completely cover the Sun. Observers in certain parts of Africa including Congo and Madagascar will be treated to this unique celestial phenomenon. If you won't be there yourself, check the web for photos of the event afterward!
September 3 – Neptune at Opposition
Viewing the blue giant Neptune can be tricky, so if this planet's been on your wish list, make tonight the night you finally observe it. Even though it's closer on this night than any other night of the year, the planet is still approximately 2.7 billion miles away, so it will appear as a tiny blue dot in most telescopes.
September 16 – Penumbral Lunar Eclipse (Eastern Europe, Eastern Africa, Asia, Australia)
This is the second penumbral eclipse of the year, but will treat a different region of the globe to a similar show. Sky-watchers in the Americas will miss out on this one, but it will be visible throughout much of the rest of the world including eastern Europe, eastern Africa, Asia, and western Australia.
October 15 – Uranus at Opposition
Like Neptune before it, Uranus reaches prime viewing position when it enters opposition and becomes fully illuminated by the Sun. This cold, distant planet is so far away that its unusal ring and surface detail cannot be observed through a telescope. However, you will be able to appreciate its unique blue-green color in the eyepiece or with a planetary camera.
October 21-22 – Orionids Meteor Shower
The Orionids, meteors left behind in the wake of Halley's Comet, will race through the skies on the evening of October 21. As they do, they'll be competing with the light of the second quarter Moon. But these meteors, numbering up to 20 per hour, tend to be among the brightest of the year. Look toward the constellation Orion for the best chance of spotting these celestial visitors.
December 13-14 – Geminids Meteor Shower and Supermoon
Normally a full Moon is a death sentence for a meteor shower, so a Supermoon on the night of December 14 will certainly put a damper on the usually-breathtaking Geminids. However, since the Geminids are the biggest and brightest shower of the year, a few "shooting stars" might peek through the Moon glow. Make a night of it by observing craters and geographical features on the Moon and see if a stray meteor streaks by here and there.
December 21 – Winter Solstice (Northern Hemisphere)
As temperatures drop in the Northern Hemisphere, days grow shorter and shorter. On December 21, get out there and enjoy an extra-long observing session; it's the shortest day and longest night of the year!


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Backed by trusted staff, Natalie Randolph set for debut as Coolidge High football coach
Thursday, August 26, 2010; 10:42 PM
Coach the Coolidge football team? Not a chance, Natalie Randolph told the school administration when the science teacher was first asked last winter.
"I wasn't ready to be a head coach," she said.
When the school persisted, Randolph knew that if she was going to do what few women nationwide had ever tried, she would need plenty of help.
While the 30-year-old Randolph will absorb the glare of the spotlight Friday when Coolidge opens its season at home against Carroll, standing in the shadows will be a staff of 10 assistants with varied backgrounds, ready to help the former wide receiver for the D.C. Divas women's professional team navigate a coaching playbook that extends far beyond post patterns and zone blitzes.
"I chose people who I could trust," she said of her staff, which is typical in size for area teams.
Aside from finding her comfort zone in just her third season as a coach (she worked with the receivers in 2006 and 2007 at H.D. Woodson), Randolph has had plenty of off-the-field issues to tend to, including a media glare that has intensified over the past five months. The school has received credential requests for Friday's game from all four local broadcast television stations, HBO, ESPN, the New York Times, Los Angeles Times and even Forbes magazine, among others.
"It's a billion times tougher than what I had to go through," said Coolidge offensive coordinator Torrance Dawkins, comparing Randolph's job to his tenure as head coach at Theodore Roosevelt in 2006 and 2007. "But she has more people with her than I did. And she has guys that want her to be successful. A lot of times, guys are looking to take your job."
Randolph anticipated her hiring would bring media attention. Handling the scrutiny, in addition to the responsibilities of being a head coach, made her uneasy about taking the job.
She reached out to a close friend at Coolidge, special education teacher Keino Wilson, for guidance. Wilson, who had coached boys' basketball at Spingarn and Woodson, called the one person who he knew could ease Randolph's concerns - longtime Woodson football and girls' basketball coach Bob Headen, 70, who spent 28 years as a head coach before stepping down in 1999.
"You tell her," Headen told Wilson, "that if she gets the job, I'll come help her."
After Wilson relayed the offer to Randolph, she called Headen, who was also on the Woodson staff when Randolph made her coaching debut in 2006. Headen was impressed with Randolph's know-how, organization and energy that season.
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The National Institute for Clinical Excellence (Nice) wants to offer heroin and crack addicts 'incentives' to quit their habit.
The users - many of whom commit crime to feed their habit - will be offered vouchers if they test clean for the illegal substances. The size of the taxpayer-funded gift will - on offer to as many as 50,000 addicts - increase with each successful test...starting at £1.50 and rising to £10 a week.
Under draft plans, they could also be offered tickets for a prize draw each time they return a 'clean' test at their local clinic.
Increasing numbers of tickets would be awarded, raising the chance of winning the prizes. There could be a one-in-two chance of winning a small prize but a one-in-200 chance of winning a main prize - worth up to £100.
Nice has not specified what types of prizes would be on offer - but clinics could decide they should include MP3 players, such as an i-Pod, or other electrical items.
The quango, which is in charge of rationing the treatment available on the NHS, believes that offering incentives to drug addicts will provide the taxpayer with value-for-money. By getting a user clean, society saves large sums of money in treatment costs and crime.
But campaigners last night questioned the wisdom of lavishing funds on heroin users - whose condition is self-inflicted - while denying drugs to Alzheimer's sufferers, and those with other conditions
Alzheimer's sufferers are currently awaiting the verdict of a High Court challenge to Nice's decision to halt the prescription of £2.50-a-day tablets which alleviate the devastating symptoms of the disease.
Katherine Murphy, of the Patients Association, said: "Why should these people with self-inflicted problems be given priority over people who have a genuine illness? Some people with genuine disease are being forced to sell their homes for the medicines they need."
Matthew Elliott, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: 'When women are going without life-saving drugs for breast cancer thanks NICE, the decision to give drug users lavish freebies clearly can't be justified.
'This programme will waste vital resources which could be better used for people with genuine illnesses rather than self-inflicted problems. It is a complete waste of money.'
Norman Brennan, director of the Victims of Crime Trust, said: 'Many of these drug addicts will have stolen to pay for their drug habit. It sends out completely the wrong message to then offer them a reward. People on the verge of taking drugs need to be discouraged - this does the complete opposite.'
The 'incentives' will be on offer until doctors are satisfied the addict's condition is 'stabilised'. People who returned to their habit would have to start again, at the bottom of the scale for the vouchers. Typically, they will undergo three tests each week, so the value could increase rapidly.
Nice has said international trials have shown modest financial incentives could help hardened addicts stay off drugs.
Research by the University of Connecticut found cocaine and methamphetamine users stayed drug free for longer when they had the chance to win prizes such as telephones, stereos, DVD players and televisions. Every time addicts gave a negative drugs test they were given tickets for the draw. They "earned" an increasing number of tickets for every week that they remained drug free.
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|Really impressive decor. The bathrooms in the stateroom as well as the public areas were more like ones you would find in fine hotels or restaurants.
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|We signed on for the Celebrity Select dining and were able to have dinner at whatever time we wanted. The food was excellent and the service none better.
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|My first cruise I had an inside cabin where you had to walk sideways to get from the door to the bed. This time I opted for a balcony stateroom and it was wonderful.
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Tom has been very active in matters regarding the Mexican Energy Reform, including advising major oil companies during Round One of auctions of blocks in the Gulf of Mexico called by the National Hydrocarbons Commission. He has guided clients through the new legal and regulatory framework for upstream, midstream and downstream activities in the hydrocarbons industry and negotiated joint operating agreements for joint participants. He represented ENI S.p.A. in its successful bid for the award of a production sharing contract for shallow-water blocks in the Gulf of Mexico during Round 1.2. He has been negotiating the first crude oil, natural gas and condensates purchase agreements by E&P companies in Mexico to marketers.
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If the crops are not healthy then why do we live so much longer than before we started modifying crops.... If we were to stop the cross breeding and other scientific control of crops mass starvation would kill off large portions of the US and world populations... If we grew crops as we did in 1900 our farmland in the US could not support even half of our population... But today we not only feed our people but have enough surplus to feed much of the world.....<quoted text>
Yes and you should educate yourself on what this has done to the food you eat. Once healthy crops are no longer healthy for us anymore. Research wheat for example. Thanks science
Bible study rules for public schools proposed
There are 164694 comments on the The Courier-Journal story from Feb 10, 2010, titled Bible study rules for public schools proposed. In it, The Courier-Journal reports that:
FRANKFORT, Ky. - The state would create rules for teaching about the Bible in public high schools under a bill filed Monday by three Democratic senators.
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"Speaker of Mountain Wisdom...."
Since: Jan 10
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#106892 Jun 13, 2013
I grew up in Kansas. I was raised in a Christian family and had the best religious education money could buy. WOW, I thought Kansas was backwoods but some of you fundamentalist Christians in Kentucky take the cake on that number. I moved to NYC years ago. Thank goodness I did. While you do called fundamentalists have a good time arguing over this issue, those of us that are educated in blue, liberal states, will continue to support this idiotic dialogue. I'll agree, you have the right to say it, no matter how stupid it is. In the meantime, those of us on the coasts will paying for your right to do so. And, yes, us blue states do pay way more in federal taxes then we get back. Backwoods states like Kentucky take more in than they give. Yet states like yours still debate worthless topics
Ike this.
"Speaker of Mountain Wisdom...."
Since: Jan 10
#106893 Jun 14, 2013
You do realize that While we have our share of religious folks, You have Far More and a more Idiotic crowd can't be found than one that chooses to be arrogant A'Holes that would die slow deaths if without the support Backwoods folks that grow the food and supply the energy to to folks that Choose to live in little boxes stacked high.... So please, Stay in New York and like in the 30's when your bubbles burst please stay away from our backwoods...
#106894 Jun 14, 2013
How good we're those farming methods in the 30's hillbilly boy? My family likely owns far more of a spread in Kansas than you hicks in Kentucky could fathom. Regardless, talk about a bubble bursting , crap agriculture burst the bubble for farms in the 30's, as I vividly remember my grandmother explaining the dust bowl. Regardless, us people in our boxes stacked high still carry the rest of you. Even this yokel that grew up in Kansas can tell you that. Simple well documented numbers.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#106895 Jun 14, 2013
Conspiracy nuttery, and nothing more. The genetic modification of the foods has made them safer. Wheat comes from an almost inedible grass, the earliest versions of wheat cause constipation in even optimal digestive tracts. If not for modern wheat, you'd never be able to eat bread made from it, and considering how much wheat products the average US citizen consumes, you'd be dead by now. Yeah, thanks science for giving us something we can actually eat.
But why stop there? The "natural" pesticides, and all crops need pesticides of some sort, are indiscriminate, do you know what that means? It means it's poisonous to everything that's not a plant, even to you. But the refined chemical pesticides that science gave us, and the idiots like you are so against, only hurt specific bug species, the part about them that's dangerous to humans are the preservatives which wash away very easily.
You are the one lacking in research from credible sources.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#106896 Jun 14, 2013
Well, Quantum stated the obvious, here's the less obvious, the food you eat has no effect on your genes. Yep, no effect. Well, unless you eat your own species or one that is close enough to carry a virus and you get infected with the virus, and that is assuming the virus is one capable of attaching to your genes, but even then, we have been eating pigs for a very long time.
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#106897 Jun 14, 2013
Then call on god next disaster, not FEMA.
I see you skipped my point. God is only what you think it is, and that is based upon the writings. You put one hundred percent trust in the writings that man made. That is just to much trust in man.
"Breaking the spell "
Since: Dec 10
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#106898 Jun 14, 2013
"I'm not saying atheists don't or can't help. I'm talking about the organized efforts that make the impact at the disaster sites."
Who knows what your point is, because we certainly cannot go by what you write.
"Breaking the spell "
Since: Dec 10
of the puppet master
#106899 Jun 14, 2013
Some of the instinct to ask for forgiveness is for selfish reasons. We want others to approve of us in order to get reciprocation.
We evolved in small groups, so it was needed to be in good standing with the group to survive. Ape groups will cast out unruly apes and they usually die as a result. Thus the instinct to do good and be forgiven is instinctive.
Observations of apes show they will groom each other in ways to get forgiveness from the transgressed.
I do not break laws with abandon as you claim humans do. I think most people do not break laws as you claimed.
I think most people go beyond this and try not to break common societal rules and mannerisms. Why? Because the punishment is being cast out of the group.
Of course some do break rules, and they have consequences. They might be cast into jail and out of society all together. Some humans do lack a conscience. They are called psychopathic. It is a brain disorder. The condition can be seen with an MRI.
Some people are just not raised to be good people.
It needs to be instilled in the individual of why we should do good.
Instincts are no magic bullet. My philosophy plays a large part in how I act. My understanding of consequences has a role. Consequences go beyond jail. Helping others makes our society prosper in general. This helps me in the end. So selfish or not, the philosophy works and it works with our nature, not against it.
Looking at the religions of the world, it is clearly man made philosophies. These philosophies all urge humans to do good. If doing good was not beneficial to all men, then I have no doubt this philosophy would not have found its way into all religions.
I personally think religion has twisted it a bit, and some of it in a bad way.
I think the person transgressed should be the attention of forgiveness, not god. I know most religions mention asking the person transgressed for forgiveness, but the focus is always put on god. Thus the person transgressed often gets left out of the process. This is a critical step in keeping good order in society.
"Breaking the spell "
Since: Dec 10
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#106900 Jun 14, 2013
Speak for yourself. I feel guilt when I hurt someone, physically or emotionally. Psychopaths do not feel guilt.
"Breaking the spell "
Since: Dec 10
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#106901 Jun 14, 2013
Sometimes we do break laws, and yes, it might be due to some urges of our instincts. Instinctive behavior is not always good behavior in our human society. We must use our brains for the understanding of why doing bad ultimately is not conducive to our happiness in the long run. Our short term pleasure seeking often makes us forget the long term happiness requirements.
One must use the brain we evolved in full. Do not just do what your emotions feel at any given moment. We must always think of the consequences of our actions.
One consequence is just feeling guilty. I think this is an instinct we evolved to help us remember to be good. Again, not a magic bullet.
#106902 Jun 14, 2013
My point was one cannot compare "volunteerism" to the paid givverment roles.
And some of us well realize, that in either realm, some just give wayyyyyy more than what they'll ever be monetarily compensated for....mostly because they're doing such for FAR nobler reasons, than just self serving greed.
#106903 Jun 14, 2013
I heard something about that too.
Not that the business(es) etc shouldn't be expected to rebuild themselves, maybe you could google how much the local insurers of such have contributed to the cause --if anything, yet????
Since we agree FEMA (or ANY agency, religious OR secular, or people or persons) are NOT bottomless pits, you think maybe the givverment should be EXcluded from it's little tax loopholes of exempted too???
Imagine that revenue that would be generated then!
#106904 Jun 14, 2013
(quit being lazy YaA..and poke poke lol)
#106905 Jun 14, 2013
Ya-a lot in part because if people these days couldn't run to the store shelves or fast food suppliers and purchase instant edibles, they'd shrivel away into nothingness-- from actually having to do the WORK of growing them... maintaining them AND then having to manually prepare them to boot!
#106906 Jun 14, 2013
Damned ol' blue states-for hiding all that fwee riding pwogram info from their young over the years.
#106907 Jun 14, 2013
Listen Idiot beanbrain--there's plenty of farming and agriculture happening around up there.
NYC is just the one small armpit-- the historical doorknob on the once front doorway to America.
Not the constituants of fault, if elected duhmbos have yet to figure out, that doorway needs some shoring up, especially the swinging screen one that an o'kennedy left swinging wide open for any and everything to crawl through unaccounted for in the 60's.
Man, I could pelt you with seriously fine radishes grown of N.E. blue state learned agri'culture right now...except I wouldn't want to waste them lol.
#106908 Jun 14, 2013
Those ones that stayed, toughed it out and survived all that dust bowl stuff-TRUE pioneers!!!!
Hail kudos to yer ancestors!:-)
(just plz don't be peeing in the neighbors lakes when y'all flock out of the front door to the side yards of lol)
#106909 Jun 14, 2013
Yea because man is only human (not some super hero with endless majikal powers) too!! Bless yer heart.
"See how you are?"
Since: Jul 12
#106910 Jun 14, 2013
So the feet on the ground are over-bloated and over-compensated?
You aren't about statistics, objectivity and reality much, are you?
I wonder what they put in that tea?
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About the Aware Blog. Each month we will post an article on a range of topics relating in some way to Depression. A blog post may be the author's personal experience, a reaction to public events, or views on how better we can support ourselves and others who experience depression or related mood disorders. Each of our posts will be from an individual viewpoint, this means that some blog posts may not reflect official Aware policy.
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Blog Entry 24th February 2015
by Rosemary Carvill
What makes the Aware Support Group special?
As a Support Group Coordinator with Aware, every week I meet people who are devastated by the depth of their own feelings of depression, yet who have the capacity and generosity of spirit to put their own pain to one side in order to listen to another person and endeavour to find for them a ray of hope – some new thing for that person to try, that might help to alleviate their depression. Their expertise has come about through understanding their own unique experience of depression, anxiety, bipolar and other conditions so what is shared is very moving, real and deeply insightful.
I've asked some people who attend our support groups to share their thoughts around what made a helpful difference to them because I often hear that people come as far as the door of a support group many times only to walk away in fear of taking that first step.
Betty wrote 'In my own experience what put me off in the early days is that I assumed everyone attending would be very sick; that they'd all be heavily medicated; that everyone would be in such a bad way that it might make my own anxiety and depression worse; why go somewhere that you are surrounded by people who feel as bad as you. Instead I was so surprised when I tried the first meeting; surprised at my own misconceptions – I met normal people – people you might meet at the shop. I've gained tips and understanding and support that have had a huge impact on my life.'
When people do take that first step, they realise that there's nothing to fear; they're so surprised to find this safe, honest space; where they can breathe, where they're understood; sometimes sitting quietly is enough.
"When I was diagnosed with Bi-Polar Disorder my life was turned upside down. I was in shock and frightened and I knew nobody in the same situation as me. I didn't know how to help myself or to try and move on with my life. I felt so alone and was experiencing so many new and scary feelings that I couldn't tell anyone about. A close friend had heard about Aware meetings and encouraged me to try them. I kept saying 'Yah, I'll go next week' and then I made excuses not to go. I didn't know what to expect. It took me one whole year to attend my first meeting."
"I remember sitting outside in my car, my stomach churning, fighting a strong urge to drive away. I didn't. I walked in with my head hung low. I remember one of the Aware volunteers coming straight over to me. Her warm welcome reassured me and it was the first step towards a better life. The other members in the group were dealing with all their feelings too and over time, they helped me with tips and suggestions on how to cope with Bi-Polar Disorder. I continue to go Aware meetings and each one gives me hope. I am no longer alone". (Linda)
People gain a whole support network without any demands or expectations being put on them.
"You can be who you are, how you are and no-one is judging or hoping you'll pull yourself together! (Tom)
Linda also shared "there were two tips that really helped me. One was to keep a mood diary, the other was to ask trusted friends and family to act as mood spotters. The mood diary allowed me to monitor changes in my mood, over time. It helped me to see that I had periods of stability which increased my confidence. I brought the mood diary with me when I visited my Psychiatrist which enabled her to prescribe the right medications. Having friends as mood spotters helped me too. I would compare where they thought my mood was at with my mood diary and them playing a role increased my feeling of being supported in my illness."
Some people just write numbers down if it's too hard to write a diary – zero is a low mood day and five is good. People feel surprised when they realise that every day isn't a zero day – it gives a sense of hope. The group share in each others victories against the 'black dog'. With thousands of visits paid to our support groups every year it's evident that people are getting something tangible from meeting others who are having similar experiences. It's a far more optimistic environment than you'd expect from a 'depression' support group.
Susan said "I go to bed before 12 every night; I need my 8 hours or I easily slip off my wellness path. I try to make sure I walk early in the day because if I put it off till evening time, I worry about the dark and make excuses to myself. My diet is the other thing I'm watching, I try to eat healthy foods – because my medication is affecting my weight and then that affects my mood again. I'm doing the best I can and trying to live in the moment."
"I try to challenge my thoughts; the ones that fuel my anxiety, filling me with fear about what might happen; the story I make up is often worse than reality. I've learned to ground myself in the moment; breathe slowly in and out at least three long breaths; it seems to slow down my anxious thoughts; I touch my face and hands and arms and plant my feet solidly on the ground. And I remember to exhale – and realise I'm ok" (Sean)
Even though it's a depression support group meeting, people laugh too – this brings relief and is felt profoundly because it brings with it the realisation that it's still possible and that it might happen again. Some people have been well for a long time; they come back to support others, keeping hope alive, sharing what helped them. Depression is a lonely experience yet I can't count the number of those attending who say they love their Aware support group meeting; that they enjoy it; sometimes it's the only place where they have a chance to speak to others for weeks at a time or to express themselves freely as they worry about how their mood affects family members.
Sean continues "Feel the fear", "take the plunge" or "I can and I will", are all quotes that come to mind when I think of the fear of going to the first Aware meeting, yes it is a daunting task, at such a low time but that's the time when you need to take action, it's the best move you will ever make and you'll never regret it, as you are empowering yourself. Just do it for yourself and nobody else".
What makes the Aware Support Group special is that we experience the stripping away of all of the protective layers that people wear to hide behind in the 'normal' day – I think when you attend a Support Group – you meet the person – not the outer shell so you come away feeling connected and understood.
The purpose of Aware support groups is to provide a safe space where you can openly share your thoughts and feelings and learn about what you can do to support others and yourself when experiencing depression.* The groups are free, you don't need to be referred or to book. Please consider joining the many others in your community who are sharing coping skills and information.*Aware support groups are confidential within normal limits.
My thanks to the people who shared their thoughts here;names have been changed for their privacy. Rosemary.


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During my pulmonology practice, I encountered a patient who had asthma and nontropical sprue. I prescribed treatment with montelukast for this patient. To my surprise, the patient called me 1 week later to report that her sprue was completely better and that, 1 week after stopping her special gluten-free diet while remaining on montelukast, she was diarrhea free for the first time in 30 years! Her asthma also improved markedly. Taking my observation one step further, I initiated montelukast in another patient with sprue and with COPD without bronchospasm. To my amazement, her sprue also improved markedly, such that she was without diarrhea for the first time in 25 years and also on a normal diet.
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Adverts for pregnancy advisory services could be allowed in prime-time slots on major channels and radio after consultation by advertising watchdogs - although adverts would have to stipulate whether the service referred women directly for abortion.
Rules could also be changed to allow adverts for condoms on television before the 9pm watershed under the proposals put forward to lower rates of teenage pregnancy.
Pro-life campaigners said they would oppose the plan. Conservative MP Nadine Dorries, who led calls for a cut in the upper time limit for abortions from 24 weeks to 20, said the proposal was "just plain sick". "I am quite sure that any adverts will depict smiling pretty nurses, gleaming reception areas and leafy car parks. They will not in any way show the fear, anguish, isolation, or subsequent depression," she said.
John Smeaton, national director of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, said: "It will mean that abortion is promoted as a solution to women's problems."
But one of Britain's biggest pregnancy advisory services, Marie Stopes International - which also performs abortions - said it was a progressive move to help deal with teenage pregnancy. Head of marketing, Julie Douglas, said: "I don't know if we could afford to do it in prime-time TV, but it would be a very interesting thing to do."
The law could come into force following a review of advertising codes by the Committee of Advertising Practice and the Broadcast Committee on Advertising Practice.
BCAP said condom adverts continued to provoke complaints to the ASA but highlighted calls from the Independent Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV to relax the rules.
Andrew Brown, chairman of CAP and BCAP, said: "The UK advertising codes are widely recognised for setting a high bar for social responsibility. Our priority is to ensure that the rules remain relevant so that consumers can enjoy and trust the ads they see."
"Throughout this process, we sought the views of industry and policymakers and now we want to hear from the general public."
The 12-week consultation closes on Friday 19 June and the new codes are expected to come into force in 2010.
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Many foreigners might not be aware, but November 3rd is a Japanese national holiday known as Culture Day. The Hakone Daimyo Gyouretsu, the Feudal Lord's Procession, is a celebration held yearly on the same day.
The festival is held inHakone, a town located less than 100 km from Tokyo and well known for its beautiful onsen. The festival is held at Yumoto Onsen, the town's most famous hot spring known for its high water quality and its long history.
The Daimyo Gyoretsu is a tourist event where about 170 people dress up as samurai, their attendants, equipment bearers, and geishas, and parade as far as 6km through the town.
The procession begins at Sounji Temple at about 10am. The group parades along the Hakone Kyukaido old highway and ends at the Yumoto Fujiya Hotel at about 3pm.
The procession is reproduced in the style of the Daimyo Gyoretsu (feudal lord's procession) which was also known as sankin kotai during the Edo Period (1603-1867). The suite of retainers, each assigned with his role, and armed with spear, bow and arrow, or gun, march on as they carry their lord in the palanquin to the words, 'Down! Down! The Lord comes!' voiced aloud by those leading the procession.www.jnto.go.jp
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The sankin kotai was a military service to the Shogun. With hundreds of Daimyo entering or leaving Edo each year, processions were almost daily occurrences in the capital.www.mustlovejapan.com
The Daimyo gyoretsu or sankin kotai was a system established by the Tokugawa government to prevent its subordinate feudal lords from rising in rebellion. By obliging the Daimyo lords to go back and forth between their domains and Edo (present-day Tokyo) in alternate years, the government aimed at weakening their financial power. The requirement was that the Daimyo of every province move periodically between the capital of Edo and his province, spending alternate years in each place.www.mustlovejapan.com
After enjoying a fruitful afternoon during Japan's Culture Day with all the Edo period characters, you could spend the rest of the day at any of the numerous hot springs nearby.variationblogr/Flickr
A note for all who plan to visit Hakone for the procession: as Hakone is a town often visited not only by tourists, but also locals, so prepare yourself for a huge crowd during a national holiday like Culture Day.


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Fort Lauderdale (USA), Aug 27: Young Lokesh Rahul slammed his maiden Twenty20 hundred in the first Twenty20 match here at the Central Broward Regional Park Stadium Turf Ground today (Aug 27).
Match scorecard; India lose 1st T20I by 1 run
What makes this century special is that 24-year-old Rahul smashed his hundred in pain and took just 46 runs as India chased a gigantic 246 runs to win.
India lost this high-scoring match by just 1 run as skipper and finisher MS Dhoni failed lost his wicket on the last ball of the match when India needed just 2 runs to win.
The young Karnataka batsman reached his first T20 century with a six and became the first batsman to to reach 100 with a six in all three formats in international cricket.
KL Rahul also became third Indian after Suresh Raina and Rohit Sharma to register centuries in all three international formats of cricket.
Even if 2 wickets have fallen India matching Windies batting blow for blow. How rapidly has L Rahul grown in stature!— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah) August 27, 2016
He remained unbeaten on 110 (51 balls) but his maiden ton went in vain.
Rahul smashed his maiden ODI hundred this year against Zimbabwe and created history by becoming the first Indian batsman to hit a century in his maiden ODI match.
Earlier, West Indies cricket team hammered 245 runs to India in the first Twenty20 match in the USA.
(Evin Lewis hits 5 sixes in Stuart Binny over)
Thanks to some powerful hittings from the West Indies openers Johnson Charles (79 off 33) and Evin Lewis (100 of 49), West Indies put up massive 245 runs in the 20 overs.
Wow @klrahul11 last 3 100's ,one each in in ODI, test, T20 all completed with a six.— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) August 27, 2016
(Twitterati pity India bowlers)
West Indies' opener Evin Lewis came very close to equalling Indian batsman Yuvraj Singh's 6 sixes in an over record during his innings. Left-handed Lewis smashed 5 sixes in a row off Indian paceman Stuart Binny but his attempt for the 6th ended with just a single.
Before Lewis, it was Charles who did most of the talking with the bat and was only dealing with fours and sixes. West Indies hit record 20 sixes against India in their innings and scored highest ever runs against India.
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Andrezej Kunowski, who has a history of sex crimes, was jailed for life for strangling 12-year-old Katerina Koneva. He killed her after she arrived home from school in Hammersmith. As the 48-year-old Pole was sentenced at the Old Bailey, astonishing details of his life emerged:
- Rapist Kunowski was allowed to flee to Britain when a Polish judge let him out of prison for a hip operation.
- He stayed in Britain illegally, only being caught after using a forged Portuguese passport to milk the benefits system.
- After claiming asylum he was released from a detention camp in Oxfordshire, when his case dragged on.
- He was then given a heart bypass operation on the NHS.
Today Katerina's mother said she could not believe that he had been allowed into Britain despite having a string of sex crime convictions. It emerged today he had begun his sex crimes as a teenager and had been jailed for 15 years in his native Poland for 27 serious attacks on women and girls aged between 12 and 20.
He had jumped bail in Poland in 1995 after raping a 10-year-old in her home in Warsaw and after an attack on another 11-year-old girl.
Kunowski arrived in Britain in 1996 on a Polish visitor's visa. He claimed asylum but was again allowed to leave, this time from an asylum detention centre in Oxford, and disappeared before his application could be rejected.
By simply sending immigration officials a letter with a Polish postmark he convinced them he had returned home and no further checks were made.
The truth was, as Nicholas Hilliard, prosecuting, told the court: "He was still in this country and able to rape a girl later that month."
It was only after this rape of a 21-year-old Korean student in Acton in September 2002 that police were able to match him to the DNA and fingerprints he had left at the scene of Katerina's murder five years earlier and piece together his Polish past.
Jailing Kunowski for life the Common Serjeant of London Judge Peter Beaumont said: "I would be failing in my duty in light of the evidence in this case if you didn't spend the rest of your life in prison, and that's the order I make."
Outside court Detective Chief Inspector David Little said: "He is the most dangerous sex offender I have ever come across, certainly the most prolific."
Now Scotland Yard detectives will be questioning him about a series of missing women, in particular about two who disappeared in west London - Elizabeth Chau and Lola Shenkoya.
Miss Chau, a 19-year-old student, disappeared in April 1999 as she walked to her home in Ealing.
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The smoke in the Casino was awful even when nobody was there.
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This particular cruise was for a Slot Tournament, so you had to be in the Casino in order to participate. We had a place in the tournament so we needed to be in the Casino. When we approached the Casino you could smell the smoke even before you stepped foot into the room. The old saying "you could cut it with a knife" is quite appropriate. Just walking through the casino to get to the other side of the ship, your cloths would pick up the smell. I witnessed smokers blowing smoke in peoples direction as well like chimney stacks. This is such an unhealthy environment that Carnival should do something about it... not only for the passengers (which should be their first concern) but for the workers as well. I said something to one of the workers there and they agreed but wouldn't say anything more.
The only reason I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 is because the overall cruise was good but when it comes to health, if I could give it a negative I would.
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A rounded, plasticky take on the iPad. That's how Nvidia's latest Android tablet prototype struck me. It's pretty nice.
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The Google Tablet Is Coming, Courtesy of Verizon [Android]
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The first serious challenge to the Apple iPad is coming from the most obvious of teams: According to Verizon Chief Exec Lowell McAdam, the carrier is working with Google on "a tablet computer." This should be fun. More
Flash-Friendly Android Multi-Touch Tablet Prototype Spotted [Adobe]
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A fellow from Zedomax spotted something curious at the Web 2.0 Expo's Adobe display: Some kind of Android multi-touch tablet prototype. Not many details about the device, but Zedomax claims that it "runs Adobe's Flash and Air apps flawlessly." [ Zedomax ] More


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As a newly wed, I attempted making this, but the words in the Mennonite Cookbook threw me for a loop. "Flour to make a stiff dough . . . Pour into greased pan." What did that mean? Much later in life I found out that my mother-in-law did have a written recipe and I grabbed it. When I tried making it according to this recipe, I called her up (she is in assisted living now) and I asked her, "did you put in 4 cups of flour, like it says?" She said, "Put in more if it's not enough." What's not enough? I finally got it out of her that you should be able to stir it with a wooden spoon. So, that's the secret. It all depends how strong your arm is. . . especially when the recipe gets quadrupled!
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Sydney: Indian cricket captain Sachin Tendulkar has pulled out of his team's warm-up for next week's first test against Australia.
Indian coach Kapil Dev said the master batsman had decided to skip the four-day match against New South Wales starting at the Sydney Cricket Ground tomorrow because it was likely to be the only break he would get during the 11-week tour.
India's selectors also left out teenaged off-spinner Harbhajan Singh even though both the SCG and the Adelaide Oval, the venue for next week's first test, favour slow bowling. ''We have five genuine fast bowlers and we are just trying to change our attitude back home also,'' Dev said.
NSW have also decided to field a weakened team with their Australian representatives, Steve and Mark Waugh, Michael Slater and Glenn McGrath, all taking the week off after completing a 3-0 series clean sweep over Pakistan.


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I don't really know how to start this. I'm scared. A girl I was intimate with is pregnant. Yes pregnant and I'm freaking out for her. Yes my only concern is her. I'm really worried how this will affect her mentally and psychologically. It's just the first month of year one and already I'm in such a difficult situation. I'll start at the beginning.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Campus drama: Part1
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Posts this week
Hey y'all! Starting tomorrow I'll be dropping a bunch of posts I wanted to put up last year but didn't have the chance or means to. There are 4 or 5 posts that were actually written as one but would have been too long for one sitting/post in my opinion. So I cut it up. I've done it such a way that it provides the most entertainment while still managing to convey what was happening. I hope you like it because I personally think I did a great job on them. Either way your thoughts on them would be much appreciated so stick around. Peace!!
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
I wish I was asexual
And aromantic too! I really do! Life would be so so much simpler like that, atleast for me! I could be friends with anyone without becoming confused with destructive feelings and my pride bruised. If you don't know much about asexuality you might wanna read this post here or google it. (I'd prefer you read it here thoughJ). Now let me go on.
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Hey guys! Did you miss me? I missed you. Really I have. This should technically be a new years message but it's already so late in the month there's barely any point of talking about it except perhaps to say" I hope you new year has gone well so far. How are the resolutions coming along long? I mean are you still sticking to them?"
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North & South 2 Days Average at best.
Buttonwillow Park
5 Days A dusty old cottonfield that isnt bad.
1 Day This is a fun track in Canada ehh?
Charlotte Motor Speedway
: 4 Days Not bad for a roval.
: 3 Days Not my cup of tea, but friends seem to like it. Get ice cream at Shermans.
(Both Directions): 2 Days A dirty old girl that doesnt give you an inch of help, a real challenging course to drive well.
Heartland Park
: 2 Days There are two kinds of weather here, hot and windy and cold and windy. The KC BMW Club has an event there called "Surface of the Sun".
Laguna Seca
: 8 Days Very challenging but doesnt seem to flow well for me.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway
: 2 Days Infield road course, nothing special.
Mid America
(MAM): 2 Days Been there done that, didnt buy a T shirt.
Mid Ohio
: 4 Days A difficult course in the dry and treacherous when wet. A V6 rental Mustang will carry the left front over Madness.
East & Long Course 3 Days God it is long and flat.
: 2 Days You have to screw up your courage to go fast. Fairly easy to drive but if you make a mistake it will hurt badly,very badly.
New Jersey Thunderbolt
1 Day A surprisingly fun track that has elements of VIR(the esses before the bridge), Calabogie and Gingerman.
Putnam Park
2 Days Okay, but nothing special.
Pikes Peak
2 Days An okay roval, but small.
Road America
11 Days See below.
Road Atlanta
2 Days I havent driven it since the improvements but the esses are a blast. It is just out of my top five.
Sears Point
9 Days See below.
10 Days See below.
Summit Point
Main, Jefferson & Shenandoah 19 Days A lot of variety depending on the circuit. My first track day was on Summit Point Main.
Texas World Speedway
(both directions) 8 Days This is a fun track. It is old, decrepit and fast. I like it better clockwise. Great BBQ in College Station.
Thunderhill Park
6 Days A dusty old rice/sunflower field that isnt bad.
1 Day See below.
Watkins Glen
18 Days See below.
Willow Springs
2 Days A fast, good old fashioned natural terrain course, did I mention it is FAST. I can still see Ken Miles man handling a GT 350 around there.
The top five are:
Road America
; you cant beat the Brats and RFG potatoes. There is nothing else like the Kink through Kettle Bottoms coming into Canada Corner at speed.
Watkins Glen
; if you dont get wood coming up through the esses while flat out you are not alive, even women Also diving into the Bus Stop then getting back on the gas for the Carousel then down into the Boot, what a ride. They charge for repairing and repainting the Armco so mind your manners. Have to stay at the "rustic" Seneca Lodge. Free WiFi but no telephones???
; old, flat, rough and fast. Looking up above the garage stalls and reading off the manufactures that have won the 12 Hours is inspiring. From turn 5 to 16 is an absolute blast and as fast as any of the straights.
Sears Point
; a natural terrain course that flows well and is challenging. It used to look like someone dropped asphalt on the side of a hill exactly where it needed to go before they started improving it for NASCAR.
; long, fast and simply beautiful. From turn 3 to the Oak Tree, it just doesnt get any better than this.
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A man in his 20s was today fighting for his life today after being stabbed in a mansion flat in one of central London's most exclusive districts.
Police said the victim suffered "life-threatening injuries" in the attack in an apartment above an upmarket furniture design shop in Mortimer Street, Fitzrovia, at 9pm.
It is believed the victim staggered downstairs to the street where he collapsed in a pool of blood.
Paramedics treated him at the scene, on the junction with Great Portland Street and yards from Oxford Street, before rushing him as an emergency to a central London hospital.
He was today in a critical condition.
Two men in their 20s were arrested at the scene and were being questioned in custody.
The road outside Dream Home Furniture and Design was cordoned off into the early hours of this morning as forensic officers carried out searches.
Clothing, believed to belong to the victim, remained on the edge of the pavement along with medical equipment.
A police spokesman said: "Police were called at around 9pm by London Ambulance Service to reports of a man stabbed at an address in Mortimer Street.
"Officers attended and the man, believed aged in his 20s, was taken to a central London hospital. His injuries are being treated as life threatening.
"Two men, also believed aged in their 20s, were arrested at the scene in connection with the incident. They have been taken into custody at separate central London police stations."
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What environmental conditions would favor sexual reproduction? What environmental conditions would favor asexual reproduction?
Organism - sexual reproduction - gonads
asexual reproduction - honeybees
- Is pillbugs an asexually organism or is a sexually organism? I think its ansexually organism, right?
What makes you think that honeybees are asexual? Don't they have both males and females? So do pill bugs. Amoebas would be asexual.
Since this is not my area of expertise, I searched Google under the key words "compare contrast sexual asexual reproduction" to get this:
In the future, you can find the information you desire more quickly, if you use appropriate key words to do your own search. Also see http://hanlib.sou.edu/searchtools/.
Honeybees are asexual because not only do I check the websites for facts but also my textbook. thanks for the search engine but i wanted environmental conditions for asexual and sexual reproduction but i found some good websites. Thanks alot!!!


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The urgent voice on the phone said: "Come over, quickly. I've just found another cesspit!" It was my friend, David Bieda. I locked up my office in Covent Garden and hurried to Soho, where Bieda was waiting impatiently outside the early Georgian house he'd recently bought in Dean Street.
We went through the hall and down the stairs into the basement kitchen. "Here, take this torch. I'll get a spade."
He led the way into the flagstoned area in front of the house, opening a rickety door to reveal a dank, dark space under the pavement. I leaned against the door jamb and shone the torch downwards. David, squeezed beside me, started digging into the brown, crumbly ground — dry earthy stuff from the 18th century: night soil.
That was was 22 years ago. Now the secrets of 68 Dean Street have been laid bare. The major finds have been two cesspits and two rooms hidden in the attic.
Many Londoners will have noticed this lovely building. The brick façades of Number 68 and 67, two rare townhouses built in 1732, seem gloriously mellow against the bustle of their Soho street. But it is 68 that invites your attention.
Attractive greenery rampages up from the basement, and a tree, now 15 years old, produced 80 apples last year. It seems extraordinary that when Bieda bought number 68 in 1993 the house had been on the market for eight years.
Miraculously, the original wooden panelling and shutters were intact, as was the delicate carved cornicing. For Bieda there followed "three years without a bath, having to use the outdoor privy in the yard, and huddling over coal fires in the winters". He gained an interesting insight into Georgian life.
Grants from English Heritage and Westminster city council helped fund restoration. Bieda learned that his house was built by John Meard Junior, who in 1713 inherited 20 properties, as well as St Anne's Court in Soho.
Master of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters in 1735, Meard also worked with Sir Christopher Wren at St Paul's and other great London churches. Number 68 was Meard's own home.
The first cesspit was discovered during the restoration work. "Archaeologists from University College London were too concerned about its structural integrity to dig it out, so I did it myself after a precautionary tetanus jab. Among the found objects were hundreds of long, thin scent bottles. When empty they were thrown into the cesspit, which effectively doubled as a rubbish chute."
BBC architectural historian Dan Cruickshank told Bieda there would have been a separate servants' cesspit.
"When I cleared out the left-hand vault under Dean Street I noticed a missing section of Victorian paving, and dug a hole that revealed an odd brick construction. The Museum of London Archaeology Service unearthed the servants' soakaway and a tiny vaulted sewer, the latter only for liquids."
The conversion of this vault into a coal cellar and the installation of the Victorian drainage system were dated by the fortuitous find of a marmalade jar inscribed with the date of 1862.
When Bieda was persuaded by architectural historian, John Martin Robinson, to rescue Number 68, he was happily living in a house in Seven Dials. He made a reasonable living importing juice but buying the house was a brave move, given its dereliction.
Bieda had spent many years doing conservation work — he is chairman of the Seven Dials Trust and a founding trustee of the Covent Garden Area Trust — so he was experienced enough to lead his own project, hiring 16 subcontractors, all specialist craftsmen, to help. With 18 rooms in all, the project took two decades.
No Georgian house was complete without the odd joke: think a chamberpot drilled with a hole. The custom continues with a remote-controlled rat on the sideboard and a rubber spider to greet you upstairs.
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The Earth's Polar Regions, Antarctica and the area within the Arctic Circle, are the most inhospitable places on the planet for humans. Yet, scientists and researchers continue to explore and map these regions in order to get a better understanding of their importance. It is widely believed that the Polar Regions hold keys to unlocking other scientific mysteries and can reveal what the future holds for the Earth and all of its inhabitants. In order to better understand the Arctic and Antarctica, there is a constant need for better-quality maps to be produced.
One of biggest steps taken towards supplying better maps of the Polar Regions has been recently completed by the Polar Geospatial Center (PGC). The center, located at the University of Minnesota, has released and made available a series of web-based applications using high-resolution images and maps showing the Arctic and Antarctica in unparalleled detail. These images are of an improved resolution and more up-to-date than earlier mapping projects of the Earth's extremities.
Previous mapping projects of Antarctica include LIMA, a mosaic of Antarctic images based on NASA's Landsat satellite program. High-quality images of the continent were compiled into an all-encompassing satellite view and released in 2007 as The Landsat Image Mosaic of Antarctica (LIMA). LIMA was the result of collaborative efforts from the U.S. Geological Society, NASA, The British Antarctic Survey, and the National Science Foundation (NSF). What is distinctive about LIMA was the quality of its images. The project brandished images in 15-meter resolution, and it was the first true color, seamless map of Antarctica that was virtually cloudless.
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