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Best Buy - not good – I have had the worst experiences with Best Buys in general - not specifically Cuy Falls. Though I should note that this time is the most frustrating for me.
I bought a laptop in 2006 and had problems with it almost immediatly, luckily I bought the warranty. My problem is the length of time they take to fix problems, and returning my laptop with further damage or the original problem not addressed. (Mayfield Best Buy)
That computer after having to send it out to Geek HQ to be fixed FOUR times was junked out. They replaced it with a computer that was $200 cheaper than my original. (Mentor Best Buy) I went to Mentor because of the poor service in Mayfield and they are the ones I got my replacement from - the guy told me it was a much better computer and it had everything my first one did.
It didn't - I found out too late that the replacement only had 90 trial version software on it and the Corporate office said it wasn't their responsibility to match software with my original computer. No matter that I was told it was on there!
I'm having problems with my new laptop and went to the Cuy Falls Best Buy since I've moved. It had wireless card and DVD problems. It was gone over 2 weeks, they sent it back after replacing the hard drive. I turned it on in the store (I've learned) and the wireless card and DVD player STILL didn't work. They sent it out and escalated it (for all that does) and my laptop has been in Best Buys hands for 37 days, today. A ridiculous amount of time! The online customer support person is nice but my laptop is still out.
I have to recommend to everyone I know to never make a major purchase at Best Buy.
P.S. I wanted to put NO STARS but it wouldn't let me.
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Cinnamon Beach 634 Resort, 3rd Floor Ocean Front in St Augustine
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Cinnamon Beach
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$ 887 - $ 1,850 / week
$ 2,250 - $ 7,000 / month
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Ten shades better than an old world hotel lobby or private lounge - this luxury is all yours. Think comfort and decadence, with ocean views forming the fourth wall. Throw your shoulders back and meet your five-star vacation, on offer at Cinnamon Beach's condo 634.
Rich mocha walls and plush white carpets form the bones of your suite - warm colors and inviting textures that soothe the senses from first arrival. A foyer and long hallway lead into your family's vacation headquarters - a large open-plan living and dining area finished to perfection.
Fine carved furniture, footed leather sofas, ottomans and armchairs ring a classy living room - an ideal space for watching a film, reading the paper or entertaining guests.
A cleverly arched ceiling defines separate living and dining rooms, while retaining a fantastic sense of space - and those ocean views. From the gourmet kitchen you'll have complete control of the menu - and the capability to make your favorite foods. All appliances and cookware are provided - and are great quality. Seat four guests around your formal dining table and four others at the adjacent breakfast bar.
All the design and comfort in the world are no match for nature's best spectacle - you might find that you spend every waking minute outside on your second-floor balcony. The size of a full room itself, balcony sun beds invite sleepy guests to pad outside at dawn and watch the sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean (cable TV and a DVD player are provided - but they won't top this viewing experience).
Key to any good vacation is lots of rest. Your master suite's brand new king bed is true bliss - and the suite itself delivers the luxe life with fine furniture, ample storage and a stunning en suite bathroom. Private balcony access allows you to deftly claim the best sunrise seats before the rest.
A queen and two twins beds are the respective accommodations for guests in bedrooms two and three. Tucked at the opposite end of the unit, everyone enjoys more privacy. Lots of storage, cheerful Florida sunlight and a shared bathroom make these rooms just as comfortable as yours.
Book into this resort now and see why Cinnamon Beach at Ocean Hammock is rated TripAdvisor's #1 in specialty lodging on the Palm Coast.
This is Cinnamon Beach Condo Unit 634 in the Ocean Hammock Resorts in Palm Coast, Florida. This is building 6, second floor of a sixth floor building. We also manage condos 631, 632, 633 (3rd floor), perfect for families traveling together.
Cinnamon Beach at Ocean Hammock Beach Resort rentals in Palm Coast Florida include access to a large ocean front heated pool, a second heated pool with a gradual slope entrance for kids and families, a "water splash zone" for kids, a fitness center, a kid's game room, an adult game room with pool table, jacuzzi and a selection of picturesque walking and jogging trails. Email us as we also have a list of great nearby restaurants, grocery stores and golf courses.
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- No Smoking Rental
- Bedroom #1 (1 King)
- Bedroom #2 (Queen)
- Bedroom #3 (2 Doubles)
- Other (1 sofa sleeper)
- Cable Television
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Stereo System
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Utensils
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
activities and attractions in St Augustine Atlantic Coast North
- Balcony
- Beach Chairs
- Beach Walking
- Biking
- Boating
- Deck
- Deep Sea Fishing
- Fishing
- Golf Courses
- Hiking Trails
- Hot Tub
- Ocean Kayaking
- Patio
- Pool
- Shared Swimming Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Views
- On Beach
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Beach
- Kids Games
- Library
- Miniature Golf
- Movie Theatre
- Park
- Playground
- 83 miles to Orlando
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 75 miles Jackville Airport (JAX)
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Marine Land
- St Augustine Historic Town
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Dates Nightly Weekly Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013 $162-$250 $887-$1,295 $3,387
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013 $200-$450 $1,095-$1,850 $4,903-$7,000
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013 $175-$200 $895-$1,095 $2,250-$2,600
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014 $175-$300 $895-$1,695 $2,581-$3,921
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014 $175-$250 $895-$1,295 $3,416-$5,493
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Bay Lake >Arts & Entertainment > Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom
311 World Drive, Bay Lake, FL | Directions 3283028.360708 -81.564230
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Thieves Lurk in DISNEY – My family went up to magic kingdom for fourth of july we are annual passholders and dvc members well we knew the park was going to be packed for fourth of july so we just decided to take it easy and just relax. On july 6th we went to magic kingdom at night we had our stroller decorated for fourth of july with ribbons and garland we also had our diaper bag in the basket under the stroller. We had a fastpass for peter pan and there was a parade going on so the line for peter pan was not even 5 minutes. We parked our decorated stroller in the designated stroller parking with our diaper bag we werent gone more then 5 minutes when we returned our stroller was gone. There was a lady moving strollers around to accomadate other strollers so we looked around maybe it was placed somewhere else nothing it was taken. Along with our 300$ stroller our 50.00$ diaper bag our 300$ iphone and our 400$ camara along with my husbands pin lanyard with 200$ worth of pins along with our babies medicine and clothes and bottles. When we told the cast member that was moving strollers around she looked around the strollers nothing then finally she called security which took 30 minutes to get there by that time whoever lowlife stole our stroller was gone from the park well the security did nothing gave us a little paper with lost and found number. Needless to say we left orlando with no stroller camara or iphone or babies stuff... who would do such a thing and most importantly why didnt disney do more? We are never going back .. i find it disturbing to go to these parks again and having to worry while im on a ride if someone is going to steal my babies stroller we are also cancelling our dvc membership. I wanted to post this to alert parents to please be carefull when you go to these parks if something happens to any of your belongings DISNEY WILL NOT HELP... i just dont see how this can happen in a FAMILY PARK... if it was just another stroller then i could understand that maybe someone mistoke it for theres but our stroller was unique it had red white and blue garland everywhere red white and blue bows no one could mistake that for theres. Now we have to pay for another stroller another phone and later on another camara when we just dont have the money and disney all along has done nothing.. All our pictures are gone they can not be replaced we have pictures of our baby in there that can not be replaced... PARENTS PLEASE BE ADVISED THIEVES DO LURK IN DISNEY...
Simply amazing – Words cannot describe the magic of this theme park it truly earns the name Magic Kingdom. I visited the park with my nieces and nephews last month and I was so pleased I didn't want to leave. The rides were classic. The atmosphere was magic. I truly did feel like a child again. I would recommend this Theme Park to the young and the young at heart.
There is a reason it is called the Happiest Place on Earth – There is no place like the Magic Kingdom. No other theme park can come close to this park. The castle is spectacular, the rides are classic, the atmosphere is like nothing you have ever seen. Everyone in the world should have the chance to see the Magic Kingdom in their lifetime. It is something you will never forget.
Walt Disney World is the ultimate family vacation! – I am going to Walt Disney World in December for the 27th time since 1974. I live in a northern state so it takes more than a short trip to get there...but it's worth it! The Magic Kingdom is the quintessential amusement park; it makes everyone of every age feel like a kid again. There are cute attractions for kids like the Dumbo ride, family attractions such as Mickey's PhilharMagic, and high-speed adventure on such rides as Great Thunder Mountain Railroad and Space Mountain. We used to take our two sons in the 1970's and 1980's, now we're having a ball taking our grandkids. We used to stay in hotels outside of the park until we found out what a great deal you could get staying in WDW. It just makes the experience that much more enjoyable. We'll never outgrow Walt Disney World!! I can't wait for December!
BEST THEME PARK IN THE WORLD!!!!! – well the first time i went i was 2 months old. i have a picture of me in mickey mouses dressing room...with him holding me. when i was about 6 yrs old we went EVERY weekend as a family. then when we stopped going i was so upset i cried because i "missed" mickey. disney is a magical expierence for any age. im a teenager and i choose to go there with my friend for my birthday this year. it is one of the cleanest places ive been and the staff is usually very polite...i love how the rides havent changed since i was a child. i would reccomend that you start planning your vacation there right now!!! your child meeting cinderella, mickey, or buzz lightyear will probabally make their year...make sure to catch the parades, in the one around noon or so they even ask kids to praticipate. the fireworks and spectro magic parade are also amazing. 2 thumbs up
Overall Awesome – Me and my family which includes an 8 yr old and a 7 yr old went to Disney for the first time. We stayed the week and had the best time of our life. Of all the parks Magic Kingdom was the best. It was crowded but fastpass worked great. I would definately recommend taking advantage of this feature. Get your fastpass and then go on other rides and come back during the alloted time and theres no waiting. Souveniers were expensive as well as the food but all in all it was worth the price to see the looks on our childrens faces. Make a reservation for "character dining" and eat with the characters and get their autographs. This was the best part for the kids. The park was the cleanest of any amusement park we've been to. The parades and fireworks are also the best we've ever seen. The only part we disliked was getting into the park through those turnstiles with our cards and the fingerprints. It didn't work half the time and held up the line. The "extra magic hours" was also nice for those that are staying at a Disney Resort. It's still a long wait for the more popular rides but not as bad as during the day. Hopefully we will return if we can afford it.
Best theme park hands down!! – This is the greatest theme park ever! Its for kids 1-100...Magic Kingdom it magic, I can't wait to see my 6yr old daughters eyes when we walk into the park. It an awe everyone should feel in there lifetime. Its true it can get crowded and hot, but go in off season, don't be stupid and go during spring break and then dis the park because of lines. I have gone in January (great time to go), August ( very hot time) and October x2 (the best time) and I'm planning our trip next year in October again. Pirates of the Carribbien was my favorite ride, in Octber we went on it 4x in a row with no waiting! Food and souviniers can be expensive, so be prepared. We rarely ate at the parks and avoided the big food bills. You need to experience the total Disney expeirence by staying at the resort, the magic extends to the hotels as well, althought I have never stayed at one of the expensive hotels, I have stayed at the moderate price ones and they are just as magical. This park has to be seen by all, the best theme park by far!!!!!
The Magic In Magic Kingdom – Everytime I go to Magic Kingdom I am brought back to the magic of being a young child dreaming of my prince. I have now married my prince (for 25 years) and we come at lease twice a year...It is truly magical
The new Pirates of the Caribbean ride isn't what it's hyped up to be – I went to the Magic Kingdom just this past week. I found that the less thrilling rides were the most fun to me. I completely avoided Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain, while I only got to ride Space Mountain once (because I got a fast pass~). The rides meant for children seemed too frightening in my opinion. For example, in the Peter Pan, Winnie the Pooh, and Snow White rides, you're in complete darkness almost the entire time and can hear children screaming around you. (I think these were partially meant to scare, but Disney shouldn't be THIS scary for little kids). These were actually my favorite rides, though, as well as the transit in Tomorrowland. It's a 10-minute ride around Tomorrowland and is very relaxing. Disney has hyped up the new Pirates of the Caribbean ride with all the news that Jack Sparrow and Cap. Barbossa have been added. Don't be misled to believe it's a cool, new ride; it's not. The only differences are Jack Sparrow popping out of barrels in random places, and Barbossa standing on a ship. The food was expensive, but I was more than happy to eat with Pinocchio while waving at the boats passing by on the "it's a small world" ride. My biggest complaint is that the rides need to be updated. Many haven't been updated in SO many years it's painfully obvious.
BEST EXPERIENCE OF YOUR LIFE!! – I have been to Disney World 10 times in the past 18 years and never regreted one trip. The food is great. Pick from hundreds of restaurants in epcot. All of them are great i like the intalian pavilion. It's a great place for play and formal gatherings! My family and i enjoy it a lot. It's worth the money and time! It's a worldwide favorite so what is there to regret? NOTHING!
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Purchased the Denon AVR-2312CI receiver April 2012. It has performed above my expectations. The Denon is the core of my home theatre system and was chosen for several reasons. It replaces an older Denon unit which has been perfectly reliable; the new unit has internet connection, ARC and 3D capability, latest sound decoding which is outstanding, receiver also has internet radio. The rest of my system is a 5.1 setup. Using Infinity speakers for left, right, center and an Infinity powered sub-woofer; rear speakers are "in wall" (mounted between studs) made by Polk. Imaging is on a Samsung 3D LED TV with Samsung Blu-ray DVD player. All hardware connected HDMI cables to the Denon and each device has hard wired Ethernet. I have been and continue to be very satisfied.
Features—The Denon AVR-2312 CII is an AVR receiver 5.1/7.1 using the Audyssey sound calibration for auto-room correction. It has HDMI Audio Return Channel (ARC) which I use and it works fine. ARC is a very good feature if one is streaming using the smart TV feature on the Samsung device to get the high quality audio into the receiver.
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Yeast can extract more energy from sugar when oxygen is present in their environment. In the absence of oxygen, yeast switch to a process called fermentation. With fermentation, yeast can still get energy from sugar, but less energy is derived from each sugar molecule.
In addition to deriving less energy with fermentation, the end products of sugar metabolism are also different. When oxygen is present, the sugar molecules are broken down into carbon dioxide and water (plus the energy that the yeast uses to grow and reproduce). In the absence of oxygen, the fermentation process produces alcohol, carbon dioxide and water (and less energy).
In this experiment, you'll grow yeast in containers with and without aeration, and compare the amount of carbon dioxide in the two conditions.
Terms and Concepts
To do this project, you should do research that enables you to understand the following terms and concepts:
- anaerobic,
- aerobic,
- glycolysis,
- fermentation,
- cellular respiration.
- Decelles, P. (2002, April 25). Cellular Respiration Overview. Retrieved October 22, 2009, from http://staff.jccc.net/pdecell/cellresp/respintro.html
- Thomson Gale, part of the Thomson Corporation. (2006). Respiration. Science of Everyday Things: Real-Life Chemistry, Volume 5. Retrieved October 22, 2009, from http://www.scienceclarified.com/everyday/Real-Life-Chemistry-Vol-5/Respiration.html
- Carter, J.S., 1996. "Cellular Respiration," University of Cincinnati, Clermont College [accessed January 13, 2006] http://biology.clc.uc.edu/courses/bio104/cellresp.htm
Materials and Equipment
These items can be purchased from Carolina Biological Supply Company, a Science Buddies Approved Supplier:
- Graduated cylinder (at least 100 mL). Alternatively, an empty 500 mL plastic bottle may be used.
- Plastic tubing, approximately three times as long as the height of the plastic tub or bucket used. (For a 10 inch tall bucket, you will need 30 inches of tubing.)
- Thermometer to measure water temperature
- Aquarium aerator pump
- Air or oxygen stone
- Dry yeast. Alternatively, it can be found in the baking aisle of the grocery store. Tip: Buying a whole jar is probably more economical than individual packets.
- Plastic tub or bucket
- Water
- Optional: Plastic wrap
- Packing tape
- Empty plastic bottle, such as a bottled water container (at least 500 mL)
- A cap that fits the bottle
- Drill or a nail and a hammer
- Epoxy or silicone sealant that works with plastics
- Permanent marker
- Measuring spoon
- Measuring cup
- Warm water, typically 43-46°C (about 110-115°F), but consult the recommendations on your yeast package.
- Sugar (at least ¾ C.)
- Lab notebook
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- Do your background research.
- You will be collecting CO2 from the yeast by displacing water trapped in an inverted graduated cylinder. Here is how to set it up:
- Fill your plastic tub (or bucket) about one-third full with water.
- Fill the graduated cylinder with water.
- If your tub is big enough, fill the graduated cylinder by tipping it on its side inside the tub. Allow any bubbles to escape by tilting the cylinder up slightly, while keeping it under water. Keeping the opening of the cylinder under water, turn it upside down and attach it to the side of the tub with packing tape.
- If your tub is not big enough, fill the graduated cylinder completely and cover the top tightly with plastic wrap. Quickly invert the cylinder and place the opening in the tub, beneath the surface of the water. Remove the plastic wrap. Attach the cylinder to the side of the tub with packing tape.
- The graduated cylinder should now be upside down, full of water and with its opening under the surface of the water in the tub. It is ready to trap CO2 produced by your yeast.
- Next, you need a way to bring the CO2 from the yeast to your gas collection apparatus.
- Make a hole in your bottle cap, just big enough to insert the plastic tubing. Use a drill or a nail and a hammer. Get help from an adult if needed.
- Insert a piece of plastic tubing through the hole in the cap so that it sticks out about 2 cm. This will be the tube for collecting CO2. It should remain above the surface of the yeast solution.
- Seal the tube to the cap with epoxy or silicone sealant so that it is air-tight. Allow the epoxy or silicone to cure fully before conducting your experiment.
- After the epoxy or silicone has completely cured, which should take approximately one day at most, check to make sure the tube and cap are sealed together with an airtight seal or you may have a leak that could affect your results. If there is a leak, apply more epoxy or silicone sealant and let it completely cure again.
- When your gas collection apparatus is ready, you can start the actual experiment.
- Make a data table in your lab notebook to record your data in.
- The conditions you will be testing are with oxygen and without oxygen. You will do at least three trials for each condition.
- Label one bottle "+air" and the other bottle "−air".
- You will be making one solution at a time (unless you decide to set up more than one gas collection apparatus). It is important to use the same water temperature each time you make a solution, since yeast activity is temperature-dependent.
- Test the yeast with a solution that has oxygen.
- Boil 3 cups of water and let the water cool to between 43–46°C (about 110–115°F).
- Dissolve 2 tablespoons (Tbsp.) of sugar in 2 cups of warm water. Stir slowly and gently.
- When the sugar is fully dissolved, aerate the solution with the aquarium aerator pump and airstone. After 5 minutes, stop aerating the solution.
- Next add and mix in 2 teaspoons (tsp.) of yeast (this is about the same amount as 1 packet of yeast).
- Pour the entire solution into the "+air" bottle. Leave space at the top of the bottle, so that your CO2 collection tube remains above the yeast solution. Be sure to note the actual temperature of the water in your lab notebook.
- Cap the bottle tightly with your "tube cap," and place the open end of the collection tube inside your gas collecting cylinder. Note the starting time in your lab notebook.
- There should be water in the tubing as soon as it is submerged in the water. The CO2 gas will push some water out of the tubing before the graduated cylinder starts to fill with CO2 gas.
- Within 5–10 minutes, the yeast solution may start foaming, and you may see bubbles collecting in the graduated cylinder. If you observe them, note the time when you first start seeing bubbles in your lab notebook.
- To promote oxygen circulation in the yeast solution, periodically gently "swirl" the bottle to stir the contents.
- Decide how long to collect CO2 (somewhere between 30–60 minutes is probably good, but you may need to adjust for your particular conditions). Use the same amount of time for all of your tests.
- Note: Do not let the graduated cylinder become completely filled with CO2, but instead stop it before this point. If you let it become completely filled, and the next condition you test makes even more CO2, this could lead to poor and inaccurate results because your graduated cylinder may fill up before your test time is over.
- Tip: If your solution makes a large amount of CO2 very quickly, you can try to make it produce less CO2 by using less sugar and possibly less yeast. For example, you could repeat this step using 1 tsp. sugar (instead of 2 Tbsp.) and 1 or 2 tsp. yeast (instead of 2 tsp.).
- When the time is up, note how much CO2 was collected. Record your results in the data table in your lab notebook.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 to re-fill your gas collection cylinder and reset your gas collection apparatus. Carefully rinse out the yeast solution from the bottle.
- Repeat steps 8 and 9 at least two more times.
- You should run at least three separate trials for each condition.
- Repeat steps 8–10 but this time test the solution without oxygen by making the following changes:
- Skip step 8c so that you do not aerate the solution.
- Boiling the water should have minimized the dissolved oxygen in the water.
- In step 8e, pour the solution into the "+air" bottle and cap it, placing the open end of the collection tube inside your gas collecting cylinder.
- Skip step 8h, as you do not want to promote oxygen circulation this time.
- Be sure to note the starting time in your lab notebook and, if you observe them, note the time when you first start seeing bubbles in your lab notebook.
- Skip step 8c so that you do not aerate the solution.
- Calculate the average volume of CO2 produced under each condition.
- Analyze your results. Which condition produced more CO2? What is the ratio of CO2 production between the two conditions? Is this consistent with your expectations from your background research?
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- For a more advanced science project, investigate what happens if you double the amount of sugar. You will need to do more background research on yeast metabolism for this science project.
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tessabbott13 said:
2013-12-07 17:31:02
What was the most important thing you learned?
nothing, this was a very confusing project
What problems did you encounter?
Explaining why I picked this project to my teacher. Also, many of my classmates didnt understand the point of my project.
Can you suggest any improvements or ideas?
well, i didnt fully understand the whole idea of the project. Maybe you could explain more of the background research and explain the point of the project.
Overall, how would you rate the quality of this project?
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Compared to a typical science class, please tell us how much you learned doing this project.
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kitty2811 said:
2012-01-04 22:26:17
What was the most important thing you learned?
I learned that Fungi do best in aerated situations, at least yeast does.
What problems did you encounter?
We encountered many issues. We put too much yeast an sugar, having to lower it down to 1/2 tablespoon for sugar and 1/2 teaspoon for yeast. We also had our air tube fall out of the Graduated Cylinder so we had to rubber band it together.
Can you suggest any improvements or ideas?
I just want to recommend that before doing this, a large Graduated Cylinder is best. I had to lower the measurements considerably just because our cylinder only fit 100ml.
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lovemicrobes said:
2011-02-11 07:28:57
What was the most important thing you learned?
I learned that yeast make more carbon dioxide when they get to grow in oxygen. When they don't have oxygen they make a lot less carbon dioxide.
What problems did you encounter?
Aerating the water isn't described well. A photo would help.
Can you suggest any improvements or ideas?
I think this project is easier than an "8." Diagrams and photos would help.
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Very Good
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Richard Cosway R.A.
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A rare portrait miniature of the Muse Thalia, goddess of comedy and pastoral poetry, wearing white Classical robes fastened with pearls at her upper right thigh, gold armlet and pearl bracelet on her right arm, gold ankle bracelets, her brown hair loosely curled and upswept, she holds a pipe in her left hand and the mask of Comedy raised aloft in her right
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21 Nov 2012 14:00 GMT
Auction 19943
Lot Details
Richard Cosway R.A. (British, 1742-1821)
A rare portrait miniature of the Muse Thalia, goddess of comedy and pastoral poetry, wearing white Classical robes fastened with pearls at her upper right thigh, gold armlet and pearl bracelet on her right arm, gold ankle bracelets, her brown hair loosely curled and upswept, she holds a pipe in her left hand and the mask of Comedy raised aloft in her right.
Gilt-metal frame, the reverse glazed.
3 7/8in) high
Provenance: Sir Edward Henry Scott, 5th Baronet (1842-1883); his nephew, Sir Robert Claude Scott, 7th Baronet (1886-1961); Sotheby's, London, 27 November 1961, lot 17; Miss E. Clifford Smith; Christie's, London, 12 July 1988, lot 225.
Exhibited: D. Foskett,
British Portrait Miniatures
, The Arts Council of Great Britain (Scottish Committee), The Art Council Gallery, Edinburgh, 20 August - 18 September 1965, no.217, ill.pl.55, as 'The Muse Thalia'.
We are grateful to Dr Stephen Lloyd, Curator of the Derby Collection, Knowsley Hall, for his assistance in cataloguing this work.
The present lot is Cosway's only recorded work on ivory to portray a full-length figure. The curved rectangular format of the ivory support, which is unique in Cosway's oeuvre, suggests it was cut to fit specifically onto or within the lid of a patch or snuff box. A daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who had lain together for nine consecutive nights, Thalia was the eighth-born of the nine inspirational Muses, considered to be the collective source of creativity. It is perhaps fair to imagine therefore that the sitter was a source of recreational inspiration for the beholder of the box in which the miniature was intended to be viewed.
There was a great vogue in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries for young girls to be represented in antique dress and Richard Cosway, like his great contemporary, Reynolds, portrayed several female sitters in the guise of allegorical 'muses' or goddesses. The artist's portrait on paper of 'Juno' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (accession no.48.149.21) and a miniature on card, portraying a young lady wearing flowing robes and holding a bowl from which a phoenix drinks (sold at these salerooms on 25 November 2009, lot 169) are just two such examples of this thread in Cosway's body of work. Life began to imitate art towards the end of the eighteenth century, when fashionable women were increasingly portrayed entirely as themselves wearing the new, classically inspired gowns that had formerly been romanticized in the historical paintings of the day. The present lot, in which the sitter is clearly represented as the Muse Thalia, predates this evolution. The suggestive movement of her dress exposing her right arm and a large proportion of her back and legs also demonstrates how willing Cosway was to push the boundaries of eroticism in his portrayals of female sitters, particularly those of actresses and the mistresses of his male patrons. The public's taste for women in antique drapery enabled Cosway to test these margins with little restriction.
The sitter portrayed in the present lot may merely be Cosway's vision of the 'Muse Thalia', however given Cosway's recorded works of a similar ilk, it is more likely that the portrait does indeed depict a specific lady. Cosway portrayed the actress, Frances Abington as the Muse Thalia in a three-quarter length ivory, circa 1783 (S. Lloyd,
Richard & Maria Cosway: Regency Artists of Taste and Fashion
, 1995, p.118, no.56, ill.pl 56). Whilst her head is tilted to the left and the mask of comedy is seen in her right hand, Abington's facial features are no match for those of the sitter in the present portrait. While it has not been possible to identify the sitter in the present portrait, it cannot be ignored that her facial features bear a very close resemblance to those of Lady Emma Hamilton, née Amy Lyon, later Emma Hart (1765- 1815). Her heart-shaped face, long narrow nose and dark, deep-set eyes are reflected, perhaps to the greatest extent, in a 1791 portrait of Emma, wearing a white dress and turban, by George Romney shortly before her marriage to the antiquarian and connoisseur, Sir William Hamilton KB, PC, FRS (17311803) (The Huntingdon Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California, no. 26.109). A 'Study of Emma Hart as Circe' by the same artist, circa 1782-86 (Tate Britain, London) is also very comparable. In Romney's vast number of portraits of the society beauty, Emma is often depicted tilting her head to look directly or indirectly at the viewer and this movement is echoed in this full-length portrait on ivory.
Cosway produced two known portraits on paper of Emma in Classical robes. The first, 'Emma Hart as the Goddess of Health', circa 178090 (National Maritime Museum, London) portrays her in profile, walking with an urn in her left hand and the skirt of her robes in her right; the second, portrays Emma when Lady Hamilton wearing Classical robes and standing in a stately pose besides a stone column with her right arm raised aloft (National Portrait Gallery, London, Acquisition no.NPG 2941). Despite obvious differences between these portraits and the present lot, it is not inconceivable that the present portrait is another depiction of the same.
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Are you searching for a luxury sized residence? Visit NaplesTreasure Island community. Hunting for beachfront condominium? Step out of your Marina Pacifica home and into the warm Alamitos Bay sand. For awe-inspiring sunsets, take an evening stroll down to the beach just blocks away from your lovely Belmont Shore home. From bold contemporary to Spanish Revival, theres a home style here to suit every preference!
Theres Plenty to Do in Belmont Shore, Naples and the Peninsula
Like to shop? Belmont Shores Second Street Shopping district has what you need! Dine indoors or out where youll enjoy the ever-present Long Beach sunshine as it sparkles on peaceful Alamitos Bay. Take in the Belmont Car Show, the largest one day car show on the West Coast. Feel like a day at the beach? Your four footed friend will enjoy entertaining Dog Beach. Swim, sun or sail the Pacific from Belmont Shores tidy beach or the sandy waters along Naples Island. Catch the Long Beach Yacht Club sailboat races every Wednesday! Want to spend the day fishing? Angling is free from the Belmont Pier. Whether youre up for a day of skiing or prefer to watch the boats go by¦youll find something to do here.
Second Street Shops
Stroll popular Second Street in this cozy community. Small local businesses mingle with established stores and local eateries to make for some of the best shopping around. Youll enjoy 15 blocks of the best restaurants, specialty shops, boutiques, and entertainment right here!
Grab an early morning latte at Starbucks¦by dusk youll be ready for an authentic Greek meal at Mykonos or pizza at B.J.s Pizzeria. Then head for a movie or watch the lights blink in the bay. The fun is just beginning!
Shadow Art
Remember to look down as you meander along Second Streets walkways. You dont want to miss the 'shadow art' that adorns the sidewalks! Youll enjoy artistic crystal blue waters and shimmering skies decorating Second Street buildings.
A Dining Opportunity to Suit Every Palate
From an easygoing cantina meal to the southern finery of the Shenandoah Café¦theres a dining opportunity here to suit every palate. Delights will melt in your mouth at the Naples Rib Company. Nicos was owned by Sonny Bonos daughter, Christi, but has recently changed hands. And dont miss weekly wine and beer tasting at Moreys Liquor.
Looking for a casual experience¦with a bayside view which is perfect for sunset dining or viewing the fabulous Long Beach fireworks displays? The Belmont Brewing Company is right next to the Belmont Pier and offers a delectable assortment of salads, soups and entrees. Whether youre up for a quiet dinner inside or a romantic sunset interlude¦youll find it here!
Alamitos Bay
If you like waterskiing, swimming, sailing and boating, youll like Alamitos Bay. Its the heart of the Peninsula! Here, youll find the most active public marina and the busiest seaport in the nation. The Alamitos Bay Marina is more than 50 years old and boasts 1,991 slips.
Need to buy supplies? Youll find what you need at a convenient marine store. Looking for a yacht club? There are plenty along the bay including the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club. Pack a lunch for a peaceful day at a bayside beach, enjoy a romantic gondola cruise, rent a boat or take your own transport onto the water.
Its up to you!
Shopping and Food in Alamitos Bay
You´ll have your pick of fabulous restaurants at Alamitos Bay. At The Crab Pot, enjoy a view of the yachts docked just outside its walls while feasting on fresh seafood. Looking for a restaurant to entertain your kids? You´ll find it at Joe´s Crab Shack, where the waiters dance, sing and encourage customers to join in. For a postcard like view of the sunset, dine at McKennas on the Bay or Busters Beach House.
Go shopping at The Marketplace on Pacific Coast Highway, just across from Alamitos Bay, or the Marina Pacifica shopping area, just down the block, with great restaurants, shops and even a movie theater. You will not want to miss the fabulous Tantalum Restaurant with its incredible decor and unique menu, the best martinis in town and incredible Long Beach Sunsets on one of our famous canals.
You´ll find unique merchandise at the many boutique shops and affordably priced gourmet foods at Trader Joe´s. When you´re hungry, stop in for a delicious slice at California Pizza Kitchen, or any one of the many restaurants just steps away. Tired of walking? Designed to look like an English Village, the peaceful ponds and beautiful grounds of The Marketplace will quickly rejuvenate you.
Marine Stadium
Marine Stadium is a popular stretch of water near Alamitos Bay that is just right for waterskiing! Sip a cold one as you await your turn along Marine Stadiums pristine sand beach. The 1993 Olympic Rowing competition and 1968 Olympic Rowing trials were held here. Throughout the year outstanding events like the California Outboard Motor Racing Association races, rowing regattas, ski slaloms and water ski club activities are regularly held here and can all be viewed from lovely Mothers Beach.
Belmont Pier
Do you like to fish? Bring your bait and set out your chair on the Belmont Pier. You can fish here for free " no license required (as long as you stay on the pier)! Built in 1966, the current concrete pier is 1,620 feet long and replaced a 50 year old wooden pier. When youve caught your limit, lay out a towel and enjoy the sandy beaches surrounding the pier. Whether you want to fish, sail, snorkel, or just sit¦Belmont Shore and Pier is the place!
Naples Boat Parade
Dont miss the Naples Boat Parade held the second Saturday of each December. Youll see gaily decorated sailboats, yachts and gondolas as they glide through the canals. Do you own a seaworthy vessel? Trim your boat and head for the water. You might win a prize! About 60,000 people attend this popular and fun event.
Romantic Gondola Cruise
A visit to Naples isnt complete until youve taken a gondola cruise through its mile of canals. A gondolier dressed in stripes and wearing an Italian cap will be your guide! Your hour long adventure includes a basket of French bread, cheese and salami. Bring your sweetheart or pack up the family¦some gondolas seat up to 14 passengers. And dont forget: its customary to kiss your partner under each bridge. Youll glide under five arched passageways as you sail through the Naples canals.
Belmont Heights
This primarily residential area sits in the south-east section of Long Beach and borders the ocean and the more commercial community of Belmont Shore. For the bigger homes and quieter neighborhoods, residents of Belmont Shore often move to Belmont Heights after they have children.
As a resident of the Heights, you´re conveniently located within walking distance of local businesses and entertainment. Built primarily between the turn of the century and the 1930s, this neighborhood is comprised of Mediterranean, Spanish and Craftsman Bungalow style homes with some Victorian homes remaining.
A few hotspots dot Belmont Heights including restaurants such as Cafe Piccolo, E.J. Malloys, Coco Renos and Lashers; a great coffee house called The Library; and the boutique shops Babcock & Cooke and Iguana. Rub elbows with the famous, or almost famous, when you dine at Christy´s, an upscale restaurant owned by Christy Bono, daughter of Sonny Bono. When you wake up hungry, visit The Potholder for a world-famous breakfast.
Bluff Heights
Located along the ocean bluffs, this community consists of large, stately, single-family and multi-family homes constructed between 1903 and 1949. Bluff Heights boasts a wide range of interesting restaurants including Cafe Piccolo, The Original Park Pantry, Porch Café and The Two Umbrellas Café. You´ll also find unique boutique shops and coffee joints such as The Library and Hot Java.
If you´re looking for retro clothing or an unusual gift, don´t miss Long Beach´s famed 'Funky District'. Just north of Bluff Heights, this area is worth the trip for shoppers tired of chain stores and malls. Need a caffeine fix? Dive into Portfolio the local hang-out and coffee house.
Bluff Park
Bluff Park is a small, upscale neighborhood in Long Beach. If you enjoy turn-of-the-century estate homes, you´ll appreciate the areas variety of architecturally interesting homes including Green & Green, Mediterranean and Spanish Revival, to name a few.
On one stretch of the bluff that runs along much of the beach in Long Beach, there is the narrow Bluff Park from which the neighborhood gets its name.
The Long Beach Museum of Art built in 1912 calls the Bluff Park community home. Located on a bluff-top overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Museum not only has world-class art exhibits, but also a magnificent view.
Alamitos Beach
The Alamitos Beach community was planned by John W. Bixby after the Rancho Los Alamitos was acquired by he and his cousins who where partners in the Bixby Land Company. When describing the area in 1988, Mr. Bixby said, 'Alamitos Beach is not Long Beachs rival but her Crowning Jewel.' It was the intention of Mr. Bixby and the original residences that Alamitos Beach would be a separate city. It remained as a separate townsite until annexed by the City of Long Beach on November 30, 1909.
Ocean Boulevard is the Jewel of the Area now as it was in 1988 with its high rise deluxe condominiums, magnificent homes, and access to the beach.
Considered by many as Long Beach´s most diverse neighborhood, the desirability of Alamitos Beach continues to grow. It is within walking distance of Downtown Long Beach and is conveniently close to freeways, without the feeling of being near the traffic. But more importantly it remains affordable. You can still purchase a $250,000 condo, or if you prefer, a multi-million dollar condo with endless ocean views.
This very residential area is dotted with funky quaint shops and restaurants. Experience a genuine old-fashioned diner when you eat at the Park Pantry. Ready to enjoy the area´s perfect weather? Visit Bixby Park located on Cherry Avenue and named after the founder of Alamitos Beach. This 12 acre urban park has a playground, mobile skate park, community center and volleyball courts.
Come Home to the Beach Communities of Long Beach
Want to be near the water wherever you go? Close to outstanding shopping, entertainment and more¦without giving up the convenience of being close to a large city? Youll like it here!
Want to Know More?
Are you buying or selling Belmont Shore or Naples Long Beach California Real Estate? I can help you find your luxury dream home. Call Laurie Manny today at (562) 212-5420.
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THE THEATRE review of "Sweet Bird of Youth" and "Lovers." In David Cromer's vivid revival of Tennessee Williams's "Sweet Bird of Youth" (at the Goodman, in Chicago), wannabe movie star and gigolo Chance Wayne (Finn Wittrock) and an aging film diva, Alexandra Del Lago (Diane Lane), travelling under the name Princess Kosmonopolis, have crashed on a hotel bed. The Princess is a winner who fears being washed up; Chance is a loser who longs to be part of "the parade." The production struggles to deliver the frantic feeling that gives Williams's lines their distinctive pitch and roll. "Winners" and "Losers," the two one-acts in Brian Friel's "Lovers" (directed by Drew Barr, at the Beckett), are windy ètudes. These plays were last seen in New York in 1968; there's a reason for that.
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2. To study the effects of cognitive processes on directed reaching in high risk children
BiographyDr. Linda LaGasse is Associate Professor of Pediatrics (Research) and Psychiatry and Human Behavior (Research) and the Director of Research at the Brown Center for the Study of Infants at Risk at Brown University. Dr. LaGasse has studied prenatal exposure to drugs of abuse on development including cognitive-motor processes, behavior problems and early initiation of drug use. Her ongoing focus is on two multi-site, longitudinal studies of children with prenatal exposure to methamphetamine and adolescents with prenatal exposure to cocaine. Dr. LaGasse is also PI of an international study in New Zealand extending her work on prenatal methamphetamine exposure. Currently underway is a new study of the impact of prenatal SRI exposure on fine motor control using kinematic analyses. Dr. LaGasse has over 80 peer reviewed publications, serves on the Editorial Board of Neurotoxicology and Teratology and has been supported by NIH grants for the past 15 years.
Research DescriptionI have been studying children and adolescents who are part of the multi-site, NIH Maternal Lifestyle Study (MLS), a longitudinal study of 1000 children prenatally exposed to cocaine. The MLS children are now adolescents, and my current work focuses on the etiology of poor outcomes beginning in infancy. Two examples of recent papers include predictors of obesity (MLS children exceed the national average for obesity) and pathways to antisocial behavior and early substance use. I am also studying children who are part of the multi-site NIH Infant Development, Environment, and Lifestyle (IDEAL) Study, a longitudinal study of 400 children prenatally exposed to methamphetamine during pregnancy. My current work in the IDEAL study collects epigenetic material abd cortisol from hair to determine the role of stress in the lives of exposed children at ages 10 to 12 years. My secondary research area merges cognition with kinematic analysis of directed reaches in high risk children. Kinematic analysis provides a high resolution description of reaching efficiency (e.g, number of movement units, acceleration). My current study applies kinematic analysis to children exposed to depression and/or SSRIs during pregnancy. The paradign includes reaching and grasping with full sight of hand and object; with sight of the object but not the hand (room is dark but object glows); and from memory as neither hand or object is visable. In my role of Director of Research, I am the scientific administrator with oversight of the neurobehavioral data center that conducts data base development, data reduction and analysis. In this role I assist investigators in development of new studies providing assistance and support as needed.
AffiliationsSociety for Research in Child Development
American Psychological Society
American Psychological Association
International Society for Infant Studies
Funded ResearchInfants' Understanding of Auditory Events, (DBS-9396020) National Science Foundation, $18,000, 1 year, September 1992 to February 1995. Principal Investigator.
Cocaine/Alcohol Exposure and Infant Outcome, (42-USC-241-42-CRF-52) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $50,000, 1 year, September 1996 to August 1997. Principal Investigator.
Cocaine Exposure: Reaching, Kinematics and Cognition, (RO3-DA10817) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $96,326, 2 years, February 1997 to January 1999. Principal Investigator.
Neurodevelopmental Battery for the Maternal Lifestyle Study, (N01-HD-2-3159) National Institute of Child Health & Human Development, 4 years, $2,943,613, October 1, 2003 to September 31, 2008. Co-Principal Investigator.
Methamphetamine Exposure and Child Development (RO1 DA14948) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $6,574,167, 5 years, September 2001 to August 2007. Co-Investigator.
Prenatal Methamphetamine Exposure and Child Development in New Zealand and USA, (RO1 DA021757) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $1,916,344, 5 years, September 5, 2007- August 31, 2013. Principal Investigator.
Prenatal Methamphetamine Exposure and School Aged Outcome (RO1 DA14948) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $7,502,249, 5 years, September 2007 to November 2013. Co- Investigator.
Maternal Lifestyle Study -Phase 5 (Data Sharing) (U10 DA 024199-04S1) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $108,029. 3 years, September 2011 to June 2012. Co- Investigator.
Maternal Lifestyle Study 13-15 Year Follow-Up (U10 DA 024199-02S2) National Institute on Drug Abuse, $1,618,964. 3.6 years, April 2008 to March 2013. Co- Investigator.
Epigenetics in Neurodevelopment and Mental Health (R01MH094609) National Institute of Mental Health Subaward $228,339. 3 years. July 2013-June 2014. Co-Investigator.
Fetal and Neonatal Neurobehavior and Prenatal Antidepressant Exposure: The Child (R01MH078033) National Institute of Mental Health. $3,001,770. 5 years, February 2013 to January 2018. Co-Investigator.
Neonatal Neurobehavior and Outcomes in Very Preterm Infants (R01HD072267) Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child health & Human Development. $3,035,752. 5 years. September 3, 2013- August 2018. Co-Investigator.
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Undergraduate Advisor, Brown University: Undergraduate Teaching and Research Award (UTRA), Program in Liberal Medical Eduction (PLME) summer research assistantship, senior honors and independent research.
Graduate/Fellowship training: Masters, PhD, Pediatric and post doctoral fellows.
Primary focus: Implications of prenatal drug exposure on cognitive-motor control, neurobehavior, growth.
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The nearly 368 acre forest at Clarksburg State Park offers breathtaking views of both the Berkshire Hills and the Green Mountains. Scenic Mauserts Pond offers swimming, picnicking, fishing and a pavilion area. The pond is skirted by a scenic trail along which visitors can observe a variety of wild plants and animals. In the campground, 44 sites are spread beneath a canopy of majestic pines.
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IMPORTANT: The United States Centers for Disease Control, DCR's MassParks and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health encourage everyone to be safe outdoors. Diseases associated with ticks and mosquitoes are growing threats in Massachusetts. When outdoors, please take necessary precautions as suggested by the Centers for Disease Control.
Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all Massachusetts State Parks and Campgrounds.
The reservation must be in the name of the primary occupant.
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Follow Rte. 2 West to North Adams and the intersection with Rte. 8 North. Follow Rte. 8 North to Middle Road on the left. Turn left onto Middle Rd. Clarksburg State Park is on the right.
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