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In the aftermath of a generation-long civil war that claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions more, Uganda is finally healing. But population growth is straining resources and services in a country that still has a long way to go. The economy is relatively stable, but conflicts over land threaten agricultural livelihoods, upon which 80 percent of the population depends. The challenges include fragmented markets, low productivity, stubbornly poor child health indicators and weak infrastructure that impedes rapid growth and makes it difficult to achieve a sustained improvement in living conditions.
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Uganda: Making clean energy affordable far from the city October 30, 2013
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Uganda: Meet our field staff: Vicky October 11, 2013
We all hear the statistics: When girls are given the same access to education as boys, the impact on their communities is immense. Vicky Lodia is a living, breathing testament to the numbers.
Indonesia, Uganda, Zimbabwe: Agri-Fin Mobile program provides big benefits on small phones May 17, 2013
How Mercy Corps and local partners are bundling services on a unique mobile platform to help smallholder farmers boost their harvests and incomes.
Uganda: Finding forgiveness after Charles Taylor May 22, 2012
The spectacle that was Charles Taylor's trial made it easy to forget what it was really about: thousands of people like me, and the forgiveness that makes life bearable.
Uganda: Acting up for healthier communities February 27, 2012
There's been a lot of action in northern Uganda lately. But in an area still recovering from the government's 21-year war with the Lord' Resistance Army, this is, for once, a welcome kind of drama.
Uganda: Solar energy reaches northern Uganda February 20, 2012
In an effort to provide sustainable energy and invigorate small business, Mercy Corps teams worked over the last year to connect large-scale solar power companies in Uganda's capital of Kampala with merchants in rural northern Pader to offer affordable solar power equipment to residents.
Uganda: Peacebuilding impact in Karamoja May 18, 2011
Without a doubt, the region of Karamoja in northeastern Uganda qualifies as one of the most fascinating and intriguing places I have ever visited, or studied.
Uganda: Small farm, nutritious food, healthy pregnancy December 20, 2010
The Dwog-Paco women's group is located 44 kilometers from Kitgum, one of northern Uganda's largest towns, along a muddy terrain road deep inside the Acholi ethnic group's homeland.
Uganda: 'Staying lonely is not easy' December 8, 2010
In a place for the displaced, two women share a common bond; one wisened and weathered, the other young, ambitious and full of ideas.
Uganda: 'An Ik is born with peace' October 22, 2010
Under the shade of a sprawling acacia tree — encircled by a small crowd of elders and local leaders — the man stands, speaking passionately about his people and the situation they find themselves in these days.

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Let's wind the clocks back a year. The Celtics have been here before. What does it mean. We look for meaning in the darkness. Urgency, and winning drives athletes, and many people in many walks of life. For the C's both seem to be missing. During the early part of last season the Celtics looked much worse.
They started 5-9, and they lost 6-of-7 games after starting 4-3 on the season. The Celtics had two five game losing steaks during their 15-17 start. This season the Celtics sit here at 14-16. They've had one three game losing streak, and they sit on another right now. Were 30 games in, and with 52 games to go. This is the time.
Avery Bradley is set to return this Wednesday, and the savior tag has been placed on the young man. Will he save the Celtics? No, but will he make them better right away? Who really knows. At this point it will make the Celtics greatly better. In the next four games the Celtics will be tested.
They will play a tough Memphis team this Wednesday, and they will go after a scrappy Pacers team that gave the C's trouble last season. The Celtics will hit the road, and square off against the Hawks, and the Atlantic division leaders. I'm talking about the Knicks of course.
Those four games coming up could help the Celtics gain confidence, and it could help them build something that can save the season. Yesterday I wrote off the Celtics. And last year I didn't after they a horrible start. This year feels different like I said. Last season it was accepted because of the lockout.
As of tonight the Celtics are 8th in the East, and they sit 7, and a half games back of the top seed in the East. Not bad really if they can chip away. The C's are 7 back of the Knicks for the second spot, and the Atlantic crown. The Celtics have the talent, but I strongly feel like they need a big. Danny screwed up a few years ago, and we are in need of a big still. Doc needs to wake this team up. He needs to be strong with this team.
I'll leave all of you with this. The night is darkest just before the dawn. And I hope the dawn is coming.
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Besides the individual brilliant white metallic exterior paint, the this M5 also has other individual options, such as the black painted mirrors and wheels. The red leather interior looks great set off against the white and black exterior color scheme.
As for not having blue brakes, it's probably because it's not a production M5, but a factory test car.
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We've compiled the following gallery of new renders, past spy photos, and samples from other BMW models to give you an idea of what the color palette will look like on the 2012 F10 M5. This will hopefully help our future F10 M5 owner members decide on the color for their new M5.
As we posted about recently, the F10 M5 exterior color palette will include:
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BMW Individual exterior color options include:
What most folks have not realized so far are the extensive modifications BMW has made to the F10 M5 engine. We point those out for you below, referencing BMW's released info. Compared to the S85 engine of the E60 M5, BMW claims that "VALVETRONIC has also sharpened the responsiveness of this engine [S63Tü].
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How can I use my iPhone as an external hard drive?
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How can I use my iPhone as an external hard drive?
(I have the latest version of Installer)
No one? I use my iPod as an external hard drive but would like to use my iPhone too.
Anyone have a solution?
You can access the Media partition using FUSE, for instance. If you have jailbroken and installed SSH, you can even access the system partition. If you are on a Mac, there is iPhoneDisk:
Or simply use sftp with the program of your choice...
So there is no way of it showing up as a drive?
I'm not 100% sure but maybe Mojopac could help you achieve what you're after.
If you have os x: connect through http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html
If you have windows: connect through: Sftpdrive
First, install openssh on your iphone...
... and you'll have your iPhone mounted on your computer, but this only works over wifi.
I know this software which enables you to use your iphone as an external drive but it only works on MAC. if you guys need it I can upload it on my server to download.


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I used this to present my boundaries/requirements to feel safe. So for example, I didn't tell him NO PORN! I did the whole "when you...I feel...I want...If you...I will" thing.
I used this for all my boundaries, including:
Reporting whereabouts at all times by text. In the beginning he also sent my pix from his phone to prove where he was, but I don't need those anymore.
Transparency with all online accounts. I have all passwords to everything, and he knows I randomly check.
Transparency with phone. I have the password and can look at it any time I want. And I can check the phone records with our provider.
No private browsing or deleting history on the computer. No doing anything on the computer he would not be willing to do while his kids watched over his shoulder. He knows I check the history and I know how to check for deleted files.
I have money in an account in
MY name only, enough to move out with the kids if I needed. This makes me feel safe.
I have a safe deposit box and a PO box in my name only. He does not and is not allowed to. He is the one that has to earn the trust, not me. The fact that I let him know I have them is my end of the trust.
Obviously no strip clubs, etc monkey business type stuff at all.
No trips without me.
No sex toys or boner pills.
He understands another instance of infidelity is a dealbreaker.
He must be in some sort of IC and 12 step.
He needs to get a sponsor so I am not his accountability partner.
In addition, he does not know I have a keylogger, I used to have spyware on his phone, and I have a passive GPS logger at my disposal. So I can verify computer stuff and his whereabouts if I want to, but I'm trying to step away from that.
Then fast forward to this morning. Our daughter is sick, fever, vomiting. I say I guess I better cancel my IC appointment, and that I probably will have to pay for it anyway since it's less than 24 hours. He says, what do you expect, with three kids in activities? all pissylike. :headscratch: Um, I'm not sure what three kids in activities have to do with anything, I could have ONE kid in no activities, and I'd still have to cancel my appointment. But I didn't say anything. I know it's not reasonable for him to take two specific hours out of his workday on such short notice, but he didn't have to be an a-hole about it.
Then after his shower he says he can move his schedule around, so I can go. After I called and cancelled, of course. Says he's going to watch the sick one and the 3YO and have a conference call at the same time. I ask what he's going to do if she throws up while he's on his call? Says he'll deal with it as it happens, it will be on mute because he just has to listen and not really contribute. Sigh. While I'm grateful to be able to go, it's not like I think he deserves a parade.
So I guess I am going to go to my first IC under a bit of duress. That sounds about right.
anyhow, at my group scat meeting..it was brought up about being happy. What would make us happy. What is the void we are trying to fill in this whole mess.
What is the child in us fighting for and why do we stay and act the way we do in our situations.
Whew...I really felt happy and strong that day while sharing. BUT today is another story.
I woke up this morning and the word WORTH tore at my heart.
I am sitting here crying cause I realize the void I am dealing with is WORTH.
My child want to feel WORTH the work, WORTH not to be treated as such.
This is the first time I have truly cried in over a year.
I realize my H actions do not define me. BUT the little girl in my wants so badly for that reconition that I am WORTH the fight, WORTH my feelings.
I was sexually abused growing up by my Aunt's H. I was lied to about my Father, told he was dead..when he wasn't. My Father was not a good man, so it was done to "protect" me. I learned very early not to trust but I was desparate for that trust. I felt for a long, long time that I must've deserved that abuse because I was a child born out of wedlock? That was the only reason I could come up with that made sense to my childlike mine.
So today I am realzing that I am/was WORTH so much more than I was given. Was all of it bad in my childhood..no but I have to explore these things to understand how I got to this point again in my life.
Where did my voice go? I feel like my whole life has been a series of standing up for myself. Just when I thought I was with a person that had the same values etc and was someone that I could trust and would take care of me..cherished my WORTH..I feel like it was all taken away from me and I am back to square one...being abused all over again..helpless, scared and not one person was in my corner. Not that they could be cause they didn't know...
I know in my heart had I told my Mom..she would have been a momma bear but I didn't have a voice to do that then.
O...I have to sign off..I can barely see this screen.
will be back later cause i have a question or two for you guys.
If it makes you feel any better, whenever WH and I "discuss" (aka argue) about what he does/reacts/etc, I bring that up almost every time. You do the right thing by me, because I am WORTH doing the right thing for. I think he needs to hear it any time I feel I am not worth it. Because if I'm not then get the hell out.
Hurt, what WH's CSAT told me was that in the beginning of recovery, abstinence is critical, ideally for both. So you can realize your issues are not about sex per se, and you have the clarity to see all the things wrong in your life that needs to be fixed. And for the WS, the fog lifts a bit and they are able to focus on all the things they need to do. This I can personally vouch for is happening in my WH right now. Nto perfectly, of course, but there is definite progress.
Then after whatever prescribed length of sobriety, you have to start slow and make sex about intimacy. Because the SA needs to be rewired so sex is not just an escape/release, it is an intimate bonding experience. But we have not gotten there yet, so I don't have much to say about that.
xx ccg
My SAH and I just ended an 8 month abstinence period. Our Csat gave us nightly intimacy activities to share feelings and read books together, plus a weekly sobriety check-in night. I believe this 8 months has helped my SAH get much of the gook out of his brain. The intimacy activities were key have helped us both talk and listen to each other each night. Makes ending the abstinence period way less uncomfortable.
Somebody is going to have to miss class tomorrow. Miss Thing is still sporting a high fever and unable to keep much down. I'm thinking it's probably WH because I've missed two classes and he's only missed one. I hate for either of us to miss but it's not like we have much choice.
Sending lots of hugs your way.
I really believe that SAs do recognize the worth of their spouses. They love their spouses. They start out with good values. It's the addiction that makes them act out in ways that betray the things they value most.
It's been a few hours since your post - I hope you're feeling just a tiny bit better. I'll be thinking of you. Please post again soon.
hathnofury, glad to hear you made it there and found a good counselor. I so need to get on that myself.
cupcake, I would love to hear more about those exercises. Sounds like you have made some good progress.
((hurt94)) I havent been around this forum much lately but welcome to the group. I dont know what I would have done without the support I found here. Dealing with SA spouse is so alienating.
We were also almost not having sex for the last few years. HB helped me, but then he made some comments that changed how I felt (not exactly about my body but more about performance) I hate him for that. And now I have definitely noticed his 'wanting' me waning. Whether or not I want to, I want to be wanted! A lot. It sucks.
Hugs and strength to all...
I am short. 5 foot. I have always been a normal weight somewhere between 103 to 110. At age 42 I started to work out so by 48 I was pretty toned and looking good. But we had little or no sex life. And when we did he could not climax. A form of impotence btw. Frankly sex was NOT intimate it felt like a continuation of the guarded battle he was fighting with me every day. Ultimately he was unable to be aroused with me at all on the rare occasions we tried.
I tried everything. I read books. I asked him to read books. I asked him to seek medical help. Finally one day I implored him to please tell me what was going on why would he not try to fix this? What was wrong? So he screamed at me "Your body DISGUSTS me:"
Now I believe it was his way to keep me away. To get me to back off. It sure did that. And it still hurts like hell to remember it.
The worse part is that I let disclosure and my need to SEE that he was home and not porn surfing send me into such a funk that I stopped working out in 2009. And now my body disgusts ME.
[This message edited by scaredyKat at 8:14 PM, November 11th (Friday)]
He also googled how to erase his web history! I didn't confront him. I'm just so tired of this shit! I need to get away from him. Our finances are in a shamble thanks to his addiction! I can't really afford to move out. I don't know how to do this anymore. Help me figure this out --- please!
Thanks for the directness. I need that, so fresh out and still wanting to believe if I can fix myself things will be better, but i know that's not the case. I am definately going to start taling about this at ic instead focusing on wh issues, i think i need to focus on my own... i really appreciate your frankness thank you so much
Did you find this in keylogger or just general history?
Did he do anything bad in the hotmail? I want to let you know this (in case you dont), because I really wish I had known sooner-- hotmail has something that you can retrieve deleted items as long as its within a certain amt of time. So in case he deleted things you may still be able to see it.


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A strong possibility exists that Bears general manager Phil Emery has learned more in the last week than any other NFL executive trolling for a head coach.
Well then, shame on him.
How dare he work so hard to educate himself.
Those who think too much knowledge is a bad thing also might want to close the local library and barricade the information highway.
Emery is in the process of interviewing 13 known candidates, and probably at least a couple who have been kept under wraps.
These interviews have not been casual chats built around games of golf or rounds of beers. Rather, they have been intense, well thought-out explorations of patterns and plans, of ideas and dreams.
There have been critics who say Emery is talking to too many people and wasting the time of candidates he has no intention of hiring. It has been speculated that he merely is trying to sponge information from assistants on how other organizations operate.
Learning about the rest of the league clearly is a byproduct of a search of this scope. But it's not the primary benefit.
That would be being as thorough as possible. How could Emery — or any front office man — know everything he needs to know about so many qualified, interesting candidates without calculated interviews?
My eyebrows would have been raised much quicker if Emery interviewed five candidates and then quickly settled on a college head coach with a .500 record, as the Bills did when they hired Doug Marrone.
Can we say definitively that any of the 13 Bears candidates, even the maligned Mike Singletary, has no chance of being the team's next head coach?
Granted, Singletary is a long shot, but he has earned the opportunity at least to sit before Emery.
In addition to being one of the greatest players to wear a C on his helmet, Singletary also was the best leader I've ever seen on the Bears.
And isn't the head coach position primarily about leadership?
Singletary failed to turn around the 49ers in 40 games as their head coach. He went 8-5 over his first 13 games before things went south.
If Singletary becomes a head coach again and shows he has learned from mistakes, he won't be the first to have done so. Seven head coaches have won Super Bowls on their second jobs after failing to win a championship in their first.
The reaction to Singletary's candidacy is reminiscent of the reaction to the candidacy of another former Bear in 1982. Back then they were saying George Halas must have been senile to consider the hothead special teams coach of the Cowboys, Mike Ditka.
The suggestion is not that Singletary someday will be carried off a field in a shower of confetti, as Ditka was. But the point is there is nothing to lose by talking to him.
Or any qualified candidate.
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Turner, 62, of Heflin announced his candidacy over the weekend at a meeting of local Democrats. In later comments to The Star, he said he's running to steer the Legislature away from big business interests.
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Home > Research > Publications > Annual Reports > 2000–2001 Annual Report
The Epigraphic Survey
2000–2001 Annual Report
W. Raymond Johnson
On 15 April 2001, the Epigraphic Survey completed its seventy-seventh six-month field season in Luxor, Egypt. At Medinet Habu the epigraphic work this year resumed at the small Amun temple of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III, where the drawing and collating continued in the bark sanctuary and ambulatory of Thutmose III and was initiated in the Saite portico of the Kushite pylon. Restoration work continued on the rooftop of the Eighteenth Dynasty temple, as well as cleaning and conservation of the painted reliefs in the two southernmost chambers of the sanctuary below. New sandstone flooring was placed in the two central rooms, and six large fragments of a colossal granodiorite dyad of Thutmose III and Amun recovered from the floor debris last season were reassembled in the first chamber, its original architectural setting. At Luxor temple, conservation continued on deteriorating block fragments in the Epigraphic Survey blockyard, several fragment groups were prepared for reassembly on display platforms in the blockyard, and the northern end of the eastern wall of the Amenhotep III sun court was consolidated in preparation for the in situ restoration of a large fragment group featuring the bark of Amun.
Small Amun Temple of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III at Medinet Habu From 15 October 2000 to 15 April 2001 the epigraphic team of Egyptologist/epigraphers, photographers, and artists continued the documentation work in the small Amun temple of Hatshepsut and Thutmose III at Medinet Habu. The artists and epigraphers continued to pencil, ink, and correct facsimile drawings of the bark sanctuary and ambulatory reliefs that will be published in the proposed second volume of the small Amun temple series (fig. 1). In March the artists transferred their operation from the interior of the bark sanctuary to the Akoris doorway on the north of the ambulatory, and to the east, the "Saite" porch of the Kushite Pylon "porch" (fig. 2), which will be published in the proposed third volume of the small Amun temple series. We started with the screen walls between the papyrus-bundle columns, which present some very interesting epigraphic problems; all were recarved and stylistically 'updated' in the Ptolemaic period from earlier reliefs, which from the style of the traces seem to date either to the Twenty-fifth or Twenty-sixth Dynasties. To make matters more interesting, the cartouches have all been erased (leaving a scooped-out area) and are recarved with Nectanebo I's names, although he is not the originator of the reliefs. There are additional indications that the screen walls, made of smaller blocks than the columns, are not original to the porch, but were modified (shortened in some cases) to fit the new columns. It is hoped that close scrutiny of this material as it is recorded will answer some of our questions about the history of this intriguing monument. One new Egyptologist/epigrapher, Harold Hays, and one new Egyptologist/artist, Will Schenck, were trained on-site this season. Ahmed Ezz, Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) Inspector, who turns out to be a very capable artist, also practiced penciling on-site and will continue to learn our drawing conventions next season. A total of twenty-three new drawings were penciled at the wall by the artists, eight of which were inked during the season, and fifteen of which will be inked over the summer. Forty-four additional drawings were collated and checked at the wall by the epigraphers and artists, all of which will appear in the second volume projected for the small temple of Amun at Medinet Habu, devoted primarily to the Thutmoside bark sanctuary area, including the ambulatory pillars (fig. 3).
This year staff photographer Yarko Kobylecky, assisted by Photo Archives assistant Ellie Smith, photographed the upper restoration inscription of Ptolemy VIII inside the bark sanctuary, the northern lintel of the Kushite gateway to the north and west of the Kushite pylon (fig. 4), and the granite doorjambs piercing the northern wall of the Ptolemaic hall. for publication and drawing enlargement production. Yarko also produced drawing enlargements of the west interior wall of the Thutmose III bark sanctuary for volume 2; and for volume 3: the Kushite pylon mast emplacement and cornice inscriptions, east, north, and south sides; the Kushite pylon "Saite" porch screen walls; the north and south sides of the Kushite gateway; and the Ptolemaic hall granite doorjamb inscriptions, north exterior, and thickness.
The 2000/2001 season marked the fifth year of a five-year grant approved by the Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Egyptian Antiquities Project (EAP) of the American Research Center for documentation and conservation of the small Amun temple at Medinet Habu. The conservation work this season continued on the rooftop over the Thutmoside sanctuary, and inside the painted chapels. Senior conservator Lotfi Hassan, assisted by conservator Adel Aziz Andraws and new conservation trainee Nahed Samir, completed the cleaning of the painted reliefs in the southeastern chamber, and cleaned two walls in the southwestern chamber (fig. 5). Following our standard procedure, the wall reliefs were first examined and documented, primarily with color photography and scanned, reduced drawings. Conservator Adel Aziz and Nahed Samir assisted in the cleaning and replaced old deteriorated mortar between the wall courses with hydraulic lime (Lafarge) and sandstone powder, particularly in the lower wall courses affected by humidity from high groundwater. In some areas where the stone had decayed leaving gaps, hydraulic mortar was injected made up of Acrylic emulsion (Primal AC 33) in distilled water. The cleaning process of the reliefs themselves included mechanical cleaning by soft brush, scalpel, and gum eraser to remove the dust and light grime on the surface. Sepiolite and distilled water poultices were applied to wall surfaces for cleaning and desalination. Chemical cleaning of the soot and dense grime included 5% Butilamyne in distilled water and Dimethyle Formamide (DMF) in more sensitive areas. Limited consolidation was necessary for some fragile pigments using Acrylic resin Acryloid B72 in Acetone. The goal for next season is to finish this room and the front central sanctuary chamber, started year before last.
Stonecutter Dany Roy supervised several projects for the Epigraphic Survey this season in the small Amun temple. First, he completed the grouting with liquid mortar of the sanctuary roof area, particularly the new roof blocks over the King's Chamber, replaced two season's ago, which reactivate an ancient Ptolemaic drainspout on the north side. He also placed several new patch stones over the breezeway between the back sanctuary and the bark sanctuary, replacing ancient Ptolemaic ones removed since antiquity, while Egyptologist/artist Tina Di Cerbo continued to study and plot the roof blocks on her master plan of the roof along the front of the Eighteenth Dynasty temple, and the two Ptolemaic "wings."
In the sanctuary area of the Eighteenth Dynasty temple, Dany coordinated the laying of new sandstone floor slabs, 10 cm thick, in the two central sanctuary chambers (fig. 6). In the back central room, sixteen slabs (= 13.3 sq. m) were laid on a bed of sand, and in the front room, seventeen slabs were laid, with the four corners left open until next season (total area of room = 22 sq. m). The remains of four original paving stones found subsided in the floor debris last season along the north side of the chamber, too fragile to raise in the restoration of the flooring, were used as a guide for the proportions and orientation of the new slabs in that area. In each room a distance of 10 cm was left between the stone slabs and the walls for the emplacement of electrical wiring for future lighting, and this space was filled with clean sand. Additionally, PVC tubes 5 cm in diameter were laid under the thresholds to receive the same wiring. After each room was fitted with new sandstone flooring, the slabs received a final sanding and were covered with plywood boards for protection.
Last season, in preparation for repaving the sanctuary, Tina Di Cerbo coordinated a careful examination of the floor debris in the two central chambers and the recovery of six large and two hundred medium-to-small fragments of a colossal granodiorite seated dyad of Thutmose III and the god Amun. The two largest fragments were published by Uvo Hölscher in The Excavation of Medinet Habu II, The Temples of the Eighteenth Dynasty (OIP 41; Chicago, 1939), the result of the University of Chicago's work there in the early 1930s under Hölscher's direction. Hölscher moved the uppermost fragment, which preserves the torsos of the king and god, outside the temple to the north, and left the much larger lower body section buried in the floor debris, which we raised and moved last season. The largest pieces were placed in the bark sanctuary, which was fitted out with new slatted gates for their protection, for storage over the summer, while the smaller fragments were stored in the sanctuary.
In November and December of this season I studied and sorted the statue fragments prior to reassembly, after which conservator Lotfi Hassan cleaned the pieces with distilled water, consolidated a few (with Acryloid B72), and joined some of the smaller pieces (with epoxy resin: Araldite AY 106). In January Dany Roy constructed a steel scaffolding and winch to test the joins of the largest pieces. Reassembly began in February, supervised by Dany and Lotfi. In the bark sanctuary a fragment from the base of the statue was joined to the back of the largest fragment (over three tons), and secured with a 75 cm stainless steel dowel 2 cm in diameter, the emplacement for which was drilled by Dany, and the epoxying of the dowel into its final position by Lotfi. The large fragment was then placed on its back, a joining base fragment was winched into place, and two dowel emplacements were drilled for the insertion of two 95 cm dowels. Another base fragment was attached to this piece with a single steel dowel 90 cm in length. The three large fragments were then transferred to the central sanctuary, within which Dany's steel scaffolding had been erected. The largest piece was placed on its back, and the two base fragments were permanently doweled and epoxied into place. The joined statue base was raised on 20 March and moved into the exact center of the room, over a damp-coursed, reinforced concrete foundation prepared last season by Dany. Another, fourth section of the base, preserving the front, was epoxied into place, and on 24 March the top section of the statue was winched into position and epoxied, completing the joining of the six largest pieces of the group (fig. 7). Tina Di Cerbo then drew the reassembled statue in section, adding the dowel emplacements for the record.
The reassembled dyad, broken at the top, stands just shy of 3 m in height. Next season the analysis of the smaller fragments will be completed, after which they will be joined to the main group. It is a rare opportunity to restore a piece of Egyptian sculpture to its original architectural setting; this particular dyad was an integral part of the architecture of the sanctuary and is an imposing addition to the room.
Luxor TempleThis season marked the sixth year of an extended five-year grant approved by the Supreme Council of Antiquities and the Egyptian Antiquities Project of the American Research Center, for the preservation, documentation, and consolidation of deteriorating decorated sandstone fragments at Luxor temple.
Field conservator Hiroko Kariya coordinated the Luxor Temple Fragment Project from 26 January through 15 April and was joined by project supervisor John Stewart from 19 February to 8 March. Hiroko and John were kindly assisted this season by volunteers Nan and David Ray, who are rapidly becoming indispensable to the project. With Nan, Hiroko surveyed and monitored all 1,540 fragments in the Epigraphic Survey blockyard recorded in our computer database. Ninety-two fragments (one or more faces) were treated with Wacker OH, including re-treatment; all of the fragments were examined and recorded before and after treatment. All treated fragments were placed in covered areas for protection, as well as additional fragments which will require future treatment. This season Hiroko and John consolidated part of the eastern wall of the Amenhotep III sun court, on which a group of over a hundred joined fragments will be restored starting next season (fig. 8). The fragments from this group have received treatment over the last few years in preparation for their reconstruction, and the re-joined group will complete a large offering scene before the bark of Amun now only partly preserved on the wall. Several other fragment groups from the Colonnade Hall currently receiving treatment will be restored on special damp-coursed display platforms along the front of the Epigraphic Survey blockyard for public view and study. Reassembly and restoration of whole scenes and wall sections is the final step in the preservation of any fragmentary material, and it is a real pleasure to be getting to this stage of the fragment treatment.
Luxor Temple Structural Condition StudyIn response to our growing concerns over questions of the structural stability of the Luxor temple monument in light of rapidly changing environmental and demographic conditions, this season the Epigraphic Survey sponsored a structural condition study of Luxor temple. Starting in early December, structural engineer Conor Power, who worked with Chicago House in the first stage of our EAP funded conservation project at Medinet Habu five years ago, and his wife Marcia spent three weeks intensively surveying the temple (even scrambling inside the pylons; fig. 9) and scrutinizing our photographic archives to determine its condition since the nineteenth century. His findings, submitted to the SCA by us as a separate report, indicate that there may be serious structural problems with the pylons of Ramesses II at the front of Luxor temple, particularly the eastern tower, which will have to be monitored closely during the next few years.
Conor and I returned to Luxor after our season ended for a historic groundwater workshop 16-17 May sponsored by the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, USAID, and the Supreme Council of Antiquities. The meeting, coordinated by the Agricultural Policy Reform Program, addressed the increasing threat to Egypt's antiquities by the salt-laden groundwater, as well as increasing urban and agricultural development, and was attended by representatives of the Egyptian Ministries of Agriculture, Irrigation, Land Reclamation, and Antiquities from the regions of Aswan, Luxor, Qena, and Sohag. Also present were the Governor of Luxor Dr. Mahmoud Khalaf; USAID Egypt Director Bill Pearson; ARCE Director Bob Springborg; a team of Swedish SWECO water engineers currently studying how best to lower the groundwater around Karnak and Luxor temples; Hierakonpolis Director Renée Friedman; and Kings' Valley Egyptologist Ted Brock. Conor Power and I gave a site tour of Luxor temple at the end of the first day's session, focusing on the conservation and structural problems (groundwater induced); Conor showed the group where the new cracks have formed all over the great Luxor temple pylons; Conor and Chicago House, in collaboration with the SWECO engineers and the SCA will continue the monitoring process next season. Since that meeting, other meetings have occurred at the highest levels; Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ubaid even paid a visit to Luxor in June to study the problem. The ball is definitely rolling, and we are pleased that the Epigraphic Survey has been able to assist in this important process.
Chicago HousePhotographer and Photo Archivist Sue Lezon, assisted by the absolutely indispensable Ellie Smith, continued to supervise the Chicago House Imaging Center and Photo Archives, and the scanning onto CD-ROM of our entire Photo Archives, in kind cooperation with the Franco-Egyptian Center at Karnak, courtesy of its Director, Dr. François Larché. Sue is also transferring the newly scanned images to our Photo Archives database. As of 12 April 2001, 16,411 medium to large format negatives have been scanned to CD-ROM out of 17,653; as well as 290 rolls of 35 mm film out of 1,400. The large-format scanning will be finished next season, marking a major milestone in our Photo Archives upgrade.
In addition to the Labib Habachi photographic archives housed at Chicago House, we are pleased to announce that a digital photographic archive of Jean and Helen Jacquet will also find a home in the Chicago House Photo Archives. Covering a professional career in Egypt and Nubia spanning more than fifty years, the Jacquets' archive of 6 x 6 inch and 35 mm negatives, like the Habachi archives, contains a tremendous amount of information about material now lost or changed irrevocably. With a new database designed by Jason Ur during the summer (based on our own database, also designed by Jason), Sue and Ellie began entering data on the Jacquet database last summer, and the scanning of the Jacquet negatives began this past season. In March, volunteer Mary Grimshaw assisted Sue in the Photo Archives and conservator Hiroko with the coordination of illustrations for her EAP final report, due next year, for which we are very grateful.
Thanks to the generosity of our friend and colleague Fred Giles, the Imaging Center was able to update its computer setup this winter with the addition of a Macintosh G4 computer (533 MHz) with 512 MB of RAM. This has speeded up the work tremendously. Thanks as well to friends Dan and Lucia-Woods Lindley, the purchase of two Olympus C3030z digital cameras allowed Epigraphic Survey conservators, epigraphers, and photographers to utilize the new digital technology for reference and study shots on-site; a number of those images have been utilized in this report.
Between 15 October and 1 April librarians Briant and Karin Bohleke cataloged 436 new titles for the Chicago House Library. In addition to supervising the upkeep of the library and dealing with the requests of our colleague patrons, their chief project this season was to continue the computerization of the Chicago House library holdings. Utilizing L4U conversion software from Kelowna Software, by the end of the season a total of 2,469 volumes had been entered. This process will allow a standardized cataloging of our holdings, which will ultimately make all of the library material easier to access, and much easier to catalog in the future.
Thanks to assistant to the director Emily Napolitano, who ran the Chicago House main office and gave most of the library tours this season, and Safinaz Ouri, who manages the finance office, I was able to devote much more time to fieldwork, and I will be able to devote even more time to it next season. Dr. Henri Riad continued his analysis and invaluable ordering of the Habachi photographic archive this season, while Helen and Jean Jacquet graciously shared their considerable expertise and put the finishing touches on Helen's long-awaited manuscript for the third volume of our Khonsu Temple series, which documents over 350 rooftop graffiti of priests and officials from the later New Kingdom. Staff photographer Yarko Kobylecky is presently printing all of the publication photographs for the work.
Chicago House visitors this season included the Governor of Luxor, Dr. Mahmoud Khalef; Chairman of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, Dr. Ali Gaballa; American Ambassador to Egypt the Honorable Daniel Kurtzer and family; Italian Ambassador to Egypt the Honorable Francesco Aloisi de Larderel and wife Vittoria Buffe; friends Lisa Giddy, Jack Josephson, and Magda Saleh; and of course many colleagues working the area, including Amarna Royal Tombs Project Director Nick Reeves; Andreij Niwinski, Director of the Polish "Cliffside" Mission to Deir el-Bahri; Francesco Tiradritti, Director of the Italian Mission to the tomb of Harwa in the Assasif; ARCE President Richard Fazzini, Betsy Bryan, and the Mut temple crew; and former Epigraphic Survey director Lanny Bell. Former Epigraphic Survey field director Peter Dorman paid us a brief visit in December to study a Ptolemaic private statue found during our cleaning work at Medinet Habu several years ago, now housed in the SCA Gurna magazine. Colleague Melinda Hartwig from the University of Memphis stayed with us from 18 December to 10 January and continued her work with Theban tomb decoration, and former Epigraphic Survey epigrapher Lorelei Corcoran, now heading the University of Memphis Egyptology department came by later in the season.
Additional visitors included friends Barbara Mertz, Dennis Forbes, and Joel Cole who joined us for Christmas and New Year dinners, as well as my sister Liz and friend Jay Heidel. Other guests included Chicago's Penny Pritzger and family; Ros and Jac Janssen; Boyo and Susanna Ockinga; and Nozumu Kawai. Later we were very pleased to welcome Oriental Institute friends Jim and Angie Sopranos (Angie's first visit to Luxor) to Chicago House, as well as Arthur and Lee Herbst, Jim and Louise Glasser, and a contingent from BP Egypt (formerly Amoco, longtime Chicago House corporate supporter). The Oriental Institute tour, led this year by Robert Ritner, arrived in Luxor on 9 February, and Chicago House hosted a library talk and courtyard reception for them on 11 February. Site visits of course included Luxor and Medinet Habu temples, where we showed the group our fieldwork. Robert was able to return for a week's research in Luxor after the tour ended, on 17 February, and it was a particular pleasure to have him join us on-site at Medinet Habu for consultations on some tricky Ptolemaic inscriptions. Later a US Congressional Delegation headed by Senator Ted Stevens (R-Alaska), US Appropriations Committee, came to Luxor to see how money allocated by Congress through USAID for conservation projects in Egypt was being spent. This was a golden opportunity to show them firsthand how important, and how crucial, US funding of this sort is for Egypt, particularly at this critical time, with decay of the monuments accelerating so rapidly. EAP Director Chip Vincent and I conducted on-site briefings with them on the AID-funded projects in Luxor, and as many other sites in the area as we had time for that day. They left Luxor with a new knowledge, and appreciation, of what our US aid money is funding, with the promise to look into ways to keep that funding coming. In late February former Epigraphic Survey epigrapher Hratch Papazian returned to Luxor with friends John Rowe and his wife Jeanne; and in March Tom and Linda Heagy brought a tour organized by the Oriental Institute and led by Emily Teeter and husband Joe Cain.
The news of the tragic and untimely passing of former Epigraphic Survey staff member Bill Murnane in Memphis, Tennessee, in November came as a total shock to us out here, and to the Egyptological community as a whole. Bill was epigrapher and then senior epigrapher with the Survey for fifteen years from 1973. In 1986, he was appointed Visiting Associate Professor of Egyptology at the University of California at Berkeley, and the next year joined the History Department of the University of Memphis, where he was promoted to full professor in 1994. There was almost no one in our small community who did not know him, or was not touched by him in some way. A true gentleman scholar, Bill treated everyone as an equal, and crossed all boundaries within the field. He had an insatiable curiosity about absolutely everything, and a spirit of generosity and sharing that was truly infectious, and which will be terribly missed. We had a small memorial for Bill at Chicago House in November, and on 7 February the American Research Center in Egypt sponsored a Cairo memorial service for Bill at which Bob Springborg, Richard Fazzini, Chuck Van Siclen, Peter Brand, and I spoke.
The professional staff (fig. 10) this season, besides the field director, consisted of Ted Castle, Ph.D., as senior epigrapher; Briant Bohleke, Ph.D., as epigrapher and librarian; Karin Bohleke, Ph.D., as librarian; J. Brett McClain and Harold Hays as epigraphers; Christina Di Cerbo, Margaret De Jong, Susan Osgood, Bernice Williams, and Will Schenck as artists; Yarko Kobylecky as staff photographer; Susan Lezon as photo archivist; Emily Napolitano as assistant to the director; Jill Carlotta Maher as assistant to the director; Safinaz Ouri as finance manager; Marlin Sarwat Nassim as accountant; Moataz Abo Shadi as finance consultant; Elinor Smith, Nan Ray, and Mary Grimshaw as assistants for the Photo Archives and Library; and Saleh Shehat Suleiman as chief engineer. Lotfi Hassan, Adel Aziz Andraws, Nahed Samir, John Stewart, and Hiroko Kariya worked with us as conservators; Dany Roy as stonecutter; and Conor Power, P.E., as structural engineer consultant. Special thanks go to Dr. Henri Riad, Egyptologist in residence, and to our dear friends Drs. Helen and Jean Jacquet. To our partners in preservation, the Supreme Council of Antiquities, we owe a great debt of thanks: especially to Prof.-Dr. G. A. Gaballa, Secretary General; Dr. Mohamed el-Saghir, General Director of Pharaonic Monuments in the Nile Valley; Dr. Sabry Abdel Aziz, General Director of Antiquities for Upper Egypt; Dr. Mohamed el-Bially, General Director for the West Bank of Luxor; Mr. Bakit, Director of Karnak and Luxor Temples; Mme Nawal, Chief Inspector of Luxor Temple, and Dr. Mohamed Nasr, Director of the Luxor Museum. And special thanks must go to our inspector Mr. Ahmed Ezz, with whom we have worked for several seasons now, and who has become an invaluable member of our team.
AcknowledgmentsAt the dawn of this new millennium, I would like to express my thanks to the many Friends of Chicago House whose support has allowed our preservation work to continue into the twenty-first century. Special thanks must go to the American Ambassador to Egypt, the Honorable Daniel Charles Kurtzer, and Sheila Kurtzer; Reno Harnish, Deputy Chief of Mission of the US Embassy in Cairo; Haynes Mahoney of the US Embassy; Bill Pearson, Director of USAID Egypt; David and Carlotta Maher; David and Nan Ray; Mark Rudkin; Dr. Barbara Mertz; Dr. Daniel Lindley and Lucia Woods Lindley; Dr. Marjorie M. Fisher; Tom and Linda Heagy; Donald Oster; Eric and Andrea Colombel; Nancy LaSalle; Dr. William Kelly Simpson; Kelly and Di Grodzins; Dr. Ben Harer; Roxie Walker; Louis Byron, Jr.; Dr. Robert Springborg, Ray Salamanca, Mary Sadek, and Amira Khattab of the American Research Center in Egypt; Dr. Chip Vincent, Dr. Jarek Dobrolowski, and Cynthia Schartzer of the Egyptian Antiquities Project; and all of our friends back home at the Oriental Institute. I must also express our sincerest gratitude to British Petroleum, the Getty Grant Program of the J. Paul Getty Trust, Bechtel, Xerox, and LaSalle Bank for their invaluable support. Sincerest thanks to you all.
As always, Oriental Institute members are welcome to stop by to see us during our field season in Luxor, and we suggest that you write or call the Oriental Institute Development Office (773-702-9513) in advance to schedule a meeting that is convenient to all. Chicago House is open from 15 October until 15 April, and closed Saturday afternoons and Sundays. Our address in Egypt: Chicago House, Corniche el-Nil, Luxor, Egypt. The phone number is (from the USA) 011-20-95-37-2525; fax 011-20-95-38-1620.
The newly updated and lavishly illustrated Epigraphic Survey home page is located at: http://oi.uchicago.edu/research/projects/epi/
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Expensive, Mediocre Sushi – I LOVE sushi. I don't mind spending money on sushi, as long as the fish is fresh and high quality. I Love Sushi is just average to me. I usually get nigiri and sushi rolls, and have tried their udon a few times. The udon is terribly bland compared to what I've had at other restaurants. The nigiri is just average. The sushi rolls are actually pretty tasty though.
Warning! going down hill - poor quality – Had lunch with a client there 6/16/09. I ordered Chirashi Special. I ended up with some serious food poisXXning with nausea, fever, chill, abdominal cramping, and diarXrhea.
This place used to be quality. NOw, it is runned by snobby Japanese Chefs that don't wash their hands. 2 people in my same table had diarrheaX. Service was slowed.
I am still suffering from cramping eating there. This place should be avoided. The reviews here are not up to date.
One of the best sushi places in Seattle – This restaurant is one of the best sushi restaurants in Bellevue area. Both the rolls and entrees are excellent. I'd suggest SpiderRolls and ChickenKatsu; very crispy and tender. Get their green tea ice creams if you still have enough room in your stomach for desserts; it's super good. No problem finding a parking. The service was great and atmosphere inside was nice. In the summer when it's still bright at night, you can see a lake outside the restaurant even though it doesn't look too nice. The food was pricey.
Will go there again but only for special occasions.
Can't go wrong! – Their food is always good, always fresh. Don't think I've had a bad experience there before. The menu is somewhat pricey, but the sushi's all worth it.
I Love Sushi- The best sushi in Bellevue or Seattle – I have been going to "I Love Sushi" from the first day they opened their doors. I can say they have been consistant each time I visit. It is the best. I am never disappointed, fish is always the freshest, tempura is perfect each time. Service is wonderful, luch is as good as dinner they understand the time people have for lunch but the food does not suffer from the pressure to get you back to the office. The only place that can out do "I Love Sushi" is a place in Honolulu. I would not even bother to experiment with another sushi place. Why bother when you have the best there is.
Best sushi on the Eastside – The Lake Bellevue incarnation of I Love Sushi combines the best sushi on the Eastside with a friendly and comfortable atmosphere.
We've done an exhaustive sampling of Eastside sushi restaurants over the last year and I Love Sushi is the one we keep coming back to. There are a couple of slightly better places to go in Seattle proper, but even against powerhouses like Nishino, the Lake Bellevue I Love Sushi holds its own. (Not to be confused with the inferior I Love Sushi directly off of NE 8th St.)
The fish itself is fresh and the rice is never too sweet or gummy. There's also a full-service Japanese kitchen (from which we've tried some unusual and delicious dishes) and a full bar as well.
My personal favorite is the Lobster Roll, while my wife likes the Paradise Roll, featuring four different colors and flavors of roe. Try also the hand rolls (not on the menu, but they can make anything you can dream up.)
This place can get busy, so we always make reservations. On a nice night, consider sitting out on the lakefront patio. Very friendly, unrushed service. Highly recommended.
Fresh, Exquisite – Oh! We found him! The chef who left Kukiyuas when they changed ownership over there, is the chef at the newer section of this I Love Sushi restaurant! No wonder the taste is outstanding and mouth-watering here!
The service is efficient and attentive. The food is one of the best in the NW for sushi, because these are real Japanese sushi chefs. You may sit on the patio on a nice warm evening or sit inside the restaurant. Either way, the ambience is relaxing. You get a nice view of the man-made pond this place shares with the condos and other businesses in this complex. I suggest you make reservations though because this place is bustling.
This is the best sushi in town – This is a great place to eat, if you get there early. On Fridays and weekends make sure you get there before 5:30 or make reservations. They tend to fill up fast, with waits around 45 minutes. Once you are seated the service is excellent with great hospitality. The service is speedy quick and when you come or leave the chefs at the sushi bar greets you warmly. Try the caterpillar roll!!
I love sushi is great – I can't say that I am a huge fan of sushi...but this place is good. My friend dragged me here to try some. I ended up ordering a californian roll. I have to admit, it was pretty good. I really liked it with wasabi (love wasabi) and teriyaki sauce. it was also fun watching the chef prepare our food. The service was great too.
solid choice, but pass on happy hour menu – i decided to try this sushi spot because i had heard of the mammoth fish portions. it just so happened that i came during happy hour, as well. initially i thought i might get a few good deals, but the happy hour food menu is very limited, and not so happy price-wise. i bypassed those selections and ordered from the regular menu: a rosanna roll to start, and then the chirashi sushi for my entree. i thought the sashimi was pretty good, although some pieces definitely had more flavor and freshness than others. all my food came at once, too, which bothered me since i had specifically asked for them to be staggered. and yes, the fish pieces were the largest i have seen at any sushi restaurant in the puget sound.
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An all-around iconic fleece jacket for cold weather excursions, this durable fleece hoodie offers extreme comfort and protection in cold weather. Made from recycled Polartec® 300 series fleece, this mid-to-heavyweight fleece minimizes waste wherever possible. Abrasion-resistant panels on the torso, shoulders, and elbows withstand loads of use year after year. Made with 54-77% recycled content (pre- and/or post-consumer sources), the material in this product helps divert waste from landfills and saves valuable resources.
Features Include
- Abrasion reinforced hood, shoulders, chest, and elbows
- Zippered hand pockets
- Zip-in and snap-in compatible
- Elastic-bound cuffs
- Elastic hem
- ID label
- Contains 77% recycled content by weight (for solid colors)
- Contains 54% recycled content by weight (for hethered colors)
Product Specifications
- Style:
- Fabric:
- abrasion: laundered 2-ply nylon at hood, shoulders, chest, and elbows
- Fabric:
- body: recycled Polartec® 300 Series polyester fleece with DWR finish
- Source:
- Imported
- Guarantee:
- Lifetime Warranty