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City Screen has teamed up with international children's charity Plan, to bring running water to children in Niger, West Africa by launching its own brand of water.
Ten pence from every bottle of water bought at a Picturehouse Cinema is being used by Plan UK to provide boreholes to communities in the Dosso region of West Niger, one of the driest regions in the world.
Over the past four years, we have been supporting water and sanitation projects in Niger – a country where water is precious and over half the population are forced to drink dirty, dangerous water. Our aim is to provide access to safe drinking water, and train and educate children and adults about good hygiene. Since we started in 2008, we have raised a total of £95,627, built three boreholes and given nearly a thousand people access to clean water. But there is always more to do. Our next project will provide 990 people in Bangou Fada Rouzou, Niger, with safe drinking water for the first time by constructing a borehole, as well as providing blocks of school latrines for students. Vital hygiene and sanitation education will also be provided in the community.
We are aiming to raise a total of £30,000 this year to fund this borehole. Our last fundraising weekend raised a massive £15,000, so we know we can do it. We hope you, our customers and friends, will get us to this fantastic total through your generous gifts and sponsorship, as our staff take part in some amazing activities.
Lyn Goleby, Managing Director of Picturehouse Cinemas, said "Cinema is a universal language in bringing the world together. We felt that it was time to stop just watching other people and time to start making a difference."
With your ongoing support we can provide these communities with their basic right to clean water.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed so far!
Plan is a child-centred community development organisation with no religious or political affiliations.
For 70 years it has been working with local communities in the world's poorest regions to build schools, drill wells and train health workers.
Plan has benefited 10 million children and their families in just under 50 developing countries.
Make a donation, visit Just Giving
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An automotive locksmith is a Godsend when you need them, they are so helpful and are there to make a stressful situation way less stressful. So, if you are going to need help, you need to make sure that you are able to hire the best automotive locksmith that is out there and get just what you need. Make sure that you hire the best automotive locksmith and that you know just who is going to be and what they are going to be able to do for you and make your life less stressful.
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Wednesday 30 January 2013
Brits missed 51.4 million working hours last week as a result of the poor weather conditions, a new survey has revealed.
Research commissioned by Green Flag Breakdown reveals that more than 8.5 million UK adults - 18 per cent of the population - were unable to work their contracted hours because of the adverse weather.
This cost employers an estimated £318 million, the firm claimed.
The snow and icy conditions kept almost one in five (19 per cent) people off the road because they were afraid of driving.
Meanwhile, a further 2.3 million (five per cent) people tried to take to the roads but were unable to because of ice on the roads.
Green Flag Breakdown reported that over 3.8 million people missed at least a full day as a result of the arctic weather conditions.
And over 590,000 people missed at least two days of work in the last week - the result of which is lost productivity for their employers.
Miranda Schunke, spokesperson for Green Flag, said it is not only the roads that have been frozen in the last week.
She noted that for millions, work commitments were also put on ice, with people unable to travel to their place of employment.
However, many firms have used remote working practices - supported by cloud computing and mobile technology - to mitigate the impacts of the weather.
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Vinyl and composite decking may be easier to maintain and more durable than solid wood, but these materials aren't completely exempt from a bit of cosmetic cleanup now and again.
Vinyl and composite decking may be easier to maintain and more durable than solid wood, but these materials aren't completely exempt from a bit of cosmetic cleanup now and again. Synthetic decking will get dirty and stained from normal use, and you'll need to use different cleaning products, depending on the type of stains you have. While it may be tempting to pull out the pressure washer and give your deck a good going over, pressure washers can actually do more harm than good, especially on composite materials. And, pressure-washer damage can void your decking warranty. A little elbow grease and the right cleaners are a better cleaning approach. Here are some suggestions for how to clean various stains from vinyl or composite decking. Be sure to wear protective gloves and safety glasses when working with strong chemicals.Dirt & Tree Sap Stains: Remove ordinary stains from foot traffic, bird droppings or tree sap with household dish soap diluted with water. Mix a strong concentration in a bucket, scrub the stains and rinse with clean water.Fastener, Leaf or Tannin Stains: Steel fasteners, tree leaves or resin stains from cedar or redwood can leave dark tannin stains on composite decking. To remove these kinds of stains, spray on a deck brightener/cleaner product that contains oxalic or phosphoric acid, then flush the surface with lots of fresh water.Oil & Grease Stains: Oil and grease spots from barbecuing or tanning lotions should be cleaned immediately, before they dry. Use a household degreaser (such as an orange citrus cleaner), Simple Green, or ammonia and a scrub brush to remove the stain. Follow with soapy water and thorough rinsing.Mold & Mildew: Use a diluted solution of household bleach and water or a deck cleaner with mildew and stain remover to kill off mold and mildew growth. A good preventive measure is to scrub and wash your deck at least once a season, especially in shady or damp areas where mold and mildew are likely to grow.Berry & Wine Stains: Use a dilute solution of household bleach and water to spot-clean wine or berry stains from decking. Depending on the depth of the stain, you may not be able to remove it entirely, but generally these stains will fade over time.Crayon & Marker Stains: If you have young kids, sooner or later crayon or marker stains are inevitable. The trick to removing them is using the correct solvent. Mineral spirits will remove crayon wax, and soapy water cleans up water-based marker stains. Use denatured alcohol (available at home centers) to remove dye-based, permanent markers.
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Courtesy photo Left to right: Beverly A. Hodsdon, Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce, Jim Horne, Beacon Business Advantage, Chamber Ambassador and Board Member, Bob Loch, Infinite Imaging, Chamber Ambassador, Mariann Carlson, Curtis 1000, Chamber Ambassador, Scott Wellington, Foy & Mariotti Insurance, Chamber Ambassador, Melissa Whiteman, AT & T, Raylin Wiggin, AT&T, Melissa Lesniak, Keller William Realty, Chamber Ambassador, Kristen Bournival, Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, P.A., Chamber Ambassador, and Mary Matheson, People's United Bank and Chamber Ambassador.
DOVER -- The Dover Chamber was pleased to welcome AT&T with a traditional ribbon cutting ceremony. AT&T is a leading provider of wireless, Wi-Fi, high speed Internet, voice and cloud-based services on the nation's – and New England's - largest 4G network. AT&T also offers what it considers is the best wireless coverage worldwide of any U.S. carrier, offering wireless phones that work in the most countries. AT&T has invested more than $70 million in its New Hampshire wireless and wireline networks in recent years, with a focus on improving the company's mobile broadband coverage and overall performance of its networks.For more information about AT&T, contact Melissa Whiteman - Assistant Manager, at 497 A High Street in Somersworth, NH 03878. You can also call the store at (603) 742-6500 or visit them online at www.att.com. The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit association of businesses, professionals, individuals, and organizations working together to advance the economic well-being of its members and the community. For details on Dover Chamber membership and other programs or for a schedule of activities, please call the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce at 603-742-2218, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.dovernh.org.


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Brought to you by British Motorcycle Gear Protecting The Café Racer in all of us.
Perfect Review by K. Milliken
Price Quality Value Bought this one for my girlfriend. It's a great jacket, she's super happy with it and Paul and BMG make buying online easy and safe! Thanks! (Posted on 12/22/2013)
Belstaff Mojave Wax Cotton Jacket Review by ML
Let me tell,you one thing this is the ultimate riding jacket... Paul has delivered! The fit is great and is comfortable, either with the liner and guards or without. Also very stylish just wear around town...
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Price Quality Value I ordered this jacket because it looks good and offers all the protection I need. (I don t ride my bike on racetracks, so I don't need full body armor.) Just recently I got surprised by rain on a trip through the swiss alps and even thought we were riding through heavy rain for about 2 hours, I stayed fairly dry on the inside. Outer pockets shouldn't store any sensible content ( mobile phone is always best packed in a dry bag when in heavy rain ).
After arriving at the Montreux Jazz Festival, I was well dressed, warm and still protected from occasional rain showers.
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I love this jacket. I have wanted one for years but hard to find to try on for sizing so I was always a little weary about ordering one. Paul and BMG are the best at customer service and will be getting my order again when I get a Tourist jacket soon! (Posted on 5/13/2012)
Great Jacket Review by Nick Coughlan
Price Quality Value Great jacket for anything up to approx. 18c around town. Any hotter and you'll suffer due to the lack of breathability and no venting zips. Out on the highway your good up to 23-24C before your shirt gets soaking wet.
Compared to Dainese jackets that I own, this is not a great MOTORCYCLE jacket, this is however, a great ON and OFF bike jacket. If you need to look good when you get there, this is the one!! (Posted on 7/26/2011) -
Top piece of kit. Review by Kevan
I've just got one, love it fits nice and looks good when matched with Kevlar jeans. Cool. As I write this its raining hard, so I'll test it within the next couple of days.. I have a Ducati 900SS which I hate getting wet. Another fair weather biker. (Posted on 6/11/2011)
Love this Jacket! Review by DCS
Price Quality Value This jacket continues to impress me after over a year of riding with it in a variety of conditions. It's relatively cool on hot days, with the liner in it keeps me warm on chilly Canadian Spring & Fall rides, it's dry in the rain, and it's very light and comfortable to wear on the bike or off. Great quality as well.
I'm a 42/44 and the XL size fits me perfectly.
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I own this and the Montana jacket and love them both. This is a very smart looking piece that I wear as often as possible. With the zip-in liner it works well in the Boston winter also. A great jacket for riding and simply wearing (Posted on 1/10/2011)
Great jacket. Looks good on an off bike Review by jp
Price Quality Value This is a superb looking jacket that has already gotten a lot of compliments from friends and strangers. I'm not sure how protective the waxed cotton actually is if you take a spill, but it is comfortable and warm enough for riding on cool fall days. It looks great on and off the bike (Posted on 11/14/2010)
Style and Function I love it! Review by John in Chicago
The Mojave I have to say is the best looking motorcycle jacket I have ever seen. I get stopped by pretty girls for the first time in my life and they tell me they love my jacket. It is also incredibly comfortable to wear. Now I can ride my motorcycle in the rain and stay dry and look good. (Posted on 8/26/2010)


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Arun Venkatesan, MD PhD
Assistant Professor of Neurology
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Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, Encephalitis, Multiple Sclerosis, Neurology, Sarcoidosis, Transverse Myelitis
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How to promote repair of the damaged nervous system; Understanding how infection and inflammation damage the nervous system
Dr. Arun Venkatesan specializes in immunological/inflammatory and infectious diseases that affect the nervous system. Examples include multiple sclerosis, sarcoidosis, transverse myelitis, central nervous system lupus, CNS vasculitis, viral encephalitis, Creutzfeld Jakob Disease, neurologic complications of HIV/AIDS, and paraneoplastic conditions.Dr. Venkatesans laboratory seeks to: 1) to determine how to protect axons, which are the cables that connect neurons to each other, from inflammatory or infectious damage; and 2) to understand mechanisms by which new neurons can replace damaged cells within the brain and spinal cord. Dr. Venkatesan anticipates that this research will have applications toward a number of diseases, including multiple sclerosis and viral infections of the nervous system.
Dr. Arun Venkatesan received his Ph.D. in microbiology/immunology and his M.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles, followed by an internship in internal medicine at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. He completed his residency in neurology at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Neurology (Baltimore MD ) (2006)
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Dr. Venkatesan's research interests focus on how infectious and immunologic diseases affect the brain. In particular, he is interested in understanding how HIV infection and co-morbid conditions associated with HIV (i.e. substance abuse) affect a process called neurogenesis, the formation of new neurons in the adult brain. Neurogenesis may play an important role in maintaining normal cognitive function, and disruption of neurogenesis by HIV infection, inflammation, or substance abuse may have significant clinical consequences. Through the use of both cell culture and animal model systems, Dr. Venkatesan has found that both HIV and drugs of abuse impair neurogenesis in the hippocampus, an area of the brain important for learning and memory. He is currently focused on developing therapies that restore neurogenesis during infection or inflammation. He is exploring both drug-based approaches and cell-based approaches (transplantation of cells into the brain) with the eventual goal of preventing or reversing cognitive dysfunction in patients with HIV infection, substance abuse, or neuroinflammatory disorders.
Selected Publications View all on PubMed
1. Das S, Ott M, Yamane A, Venkatesan A, Gupta S and Dasgupta A. 1998. Inhibition of internal entry site (IRES)-mediated translation by a small yeast RNA: a novel strategy to block hepatitis C virus protein synthesis. Front Biosci 3:1241-52.
2. Venkatesan A, Das S and Dasgupta A. 1999. Structure and function of a small RNA that selectively inhibits internal ribosome entry site-mediated translation. Nucleic Acids Res 27:562-572.
3. Venkatesan A and Dasgupta A. 2001. Novel fluorescence-based screen to identify small synthetic internal ribosome entry site elements. Mol Cell Biol 21:2826-2837.
4. Venkatesan A and Dasgupta A. 2003. Cell cycle regulation of hepatitis C and encephalomyocarditis virus internal ribosome entry site-mediated translation in human embryonic kidney 293 cells. Virus Res 94:85-95.
5. Dasgupta A, Das S, Izumi R, Venkatesan A, Bharat B. 2004. Targeting internal ribosome entry site (IRES)-mediated translation to block hepatitis C and other RNA viruses. FEMS Microbiol Lett 234:189-199.
6. Jhaveri R, Kundu P, Shapiro AM, Venkatesan A, Dasgupta A. 2005. Effect of hepatitis C virus core protein on cellular gene expression: specific inhibition of cyclooxygenase 2. J Infect Dis 191:1498-1506.
7. Venkatesan A, Spalding C, Speedie A, Sinha G, Rumbaugh J. 2005. Pseudomonas aeruginosa infective endocarditis presenting as bacterial meningitis. J Infection 51:199-202.
8. Venkatesan A, Frucht S. 2006. Movement disorders after resuscitation from cardiac arrest. Neurol Clin 24:123-132.
9. Steiner J, Haughey N, Wenxue L, Venkatesan A, Anderson C, Reid R, Malpica T, Butterfield A, and Nath A. 2006. Oxidative stress and therapeutic approaches in HIV dementia. Antioxidants and Redox Signaling in Neurodegenerative Disorders 8:2089-100.
10. Venkatesan A, Selnes O, Wojna V, McArthur JC, and Nath A. 2006. Neuropsychological consequences of HIV and drug abuse. American Journal of Infectious Diseases 2: 90-97.
11. Venkatesan A, Nath A, Ming G-L, Song H. 2007. Adult hippocampal neurogenesis: regulation by HIV and drugs of abuse. Cell Mol Life Sci. -
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2006, Jay Slotkin Award, Outstanding Research on Neurologic Disease, Johns Hopkins Neurology
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2005, Travel Award, Outstanding Potential to be a Future Leader in Academic Neurology, American Neurological Association
2003, Most Outstanding Intern Award, Santa Clara Valley County Hospital
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Phuket is a small island located just off the coast of Thailand's southern peninsula in the Indian Ocean. Known for its beaches and nightlife, Phuket was damaged by the 2004 tsunami disaster, but has since recovered and been rebuilt. The name of the island is pronounced something like "pook-get," but you don't need to speak Thai to enjoy the great atmosphere of this southern Asian paradise.
Being very near the equator, Phuket is hot and humid year round. Technically, it is the largest island of Thailand, and is located in the Andaman Sea, a body of water to the southeast of the Bay of Bengal. Seventy percent of the island is covered by forest, but Phuket is best known for its beaches on the western coast and Phuket Town on the eastern coast. Historical attractions like the Wat Chalong Buddhist temple are plentiful and make for great day trips. Additionally, Phuket Fantasea is known as a "cultural theme park" and is heavily promoted for family fun.


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� .;.. *r- �r t* *' V* mm ..r- vtjx-; - � <�" *�*-�� The College News VOL. XIII.' �No.^'7 BRVN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY,JUNE 1,1927 PRICE. 10 CENTS The Class of Nineteen Twenty-seven FACULTY DOWNS VARSITY BASEBALL Fieser and Kelldgg Make Home Runs in Exciting and Well-Played Game. FINAL SCORE, 31 TO 23 The Faculty beat the -Varsity baseball team in a close and exciting game on Monday afternoon, May 30. The final score was 31-23, but until nearly the end the teams were within a few points of one another. The high spot in the game was when Dr. Fieser made a home run with the bases full. Another thrill- ing home run was made by D. Kellogg, *27. The first inning began calmly enough with Varsity up. When 'the Faculty came up, Fieser displayed some pretty diving talent. Kellogg and Bruere put through a pretty double play which re- sulted in two outs. The inning closed at 2 all. Two out at once in the second inning and then Seeley hit a two-bagger. Bruere hit a mighty one which was neatly caught. Later, with two on bases, Kellogg muffed a ball and then played it wildly, letting two runs come in. The score then stood at 7-2, Faculty leading as they did throughout. The audience, one of the largest that has turned out for an athletic event this year, was vociferous and encouraging. Pop bottles were luckily missing. The third inning started right off with three runs�Woodward hitting a hefty one with the bases full. Bruere followed and so confitaed the first and second basemen that she was able to steal in. Kellogg, who was also one of the heavy hitters, was put out at first base after some trick work by Crenshaw. The second half passed uneventfully and ended 9-8. The fourth inning was played without incident to a 10-10 finish. At the fifth inning Varsity seemed weak, going down at once. The Faculty were given several bases on balls. Fieser^provided *some excitement by throwing himself afr-the bases while Bruere and Palache collided ever a- fly ball. Thfs ended tfittp �-* It was fn the sixth inning that Kel- logg made her home run. Palache. with the bases full, made a sacrifice hit that CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Halls Close Saturday All students, graduate and un- dergraduate, with the exception of the members of the senior class and graduate students taking de- grees, must leave the Halls of Residence not later than Thurs- day afternoon. June 2. Seniors and graduate students taking de- grees may stay until Saturday morning. The last meal served in the college will be breakfast that morning. FAITH GREATEST NEED OF WORLD Complexity and Disillusion of Life Make Youth Test All Theories. EDUCATION TWO-FOLD "By faith Abraham, when he was called to go out into a place which he should after receive for an inheritance, obeyed; and he" went out, not knowing whither he went." This was the text for the Baccalaureate sermon preached by Henry Pitney Van Dusen Sunday eve- ning. May 29. in the Gymnasium. True education as a preparation for life involves a two-fold understanding without which one cannot serve or even live fully. That is. an understanding of the facts, forces and problems that have occurred in different forms all through history and are the facts and problems of the present day. Although the former is probably the most important, it is the latter which interests youth chiefly. In considering modern life it is the complexity of it that stands out. And it is not only our practical lives that are complex, but our thought lives and our emotional lives, making our inner ex- perience a tangle like a subway jam. Thus it is that the philosophies of today are pluralistic; instead of being the re- flections of ultimate reality they are the reflections of our actual lives. Demand Realism Due partly to the scientific spirit with its passion for truth, and partly to the post-war disillusionment in which we fcVc, ihere fe an ever-increasing demand for realism in all departments of modern life. It is futile now to appeal to author- ity, tradition or sentiment; to every CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 1910 WINS AWARD IN ALUMNA PARADE Mad Hatter and March Hare Head People from "Alice in Wonderland." VARSITY DROPS GAME Excitement filled the air�and the notes of a brass band. Seniors, Sopho- mores, stray husbands, trampled the grass in their ardent eagerness. Report- ers peered from Taylor steps, pencils in hand. Then out from the dark mystery of Pembroke Arch wound the proces- sion. President Park, smiling, led them; next marched the band, faithful as ever to the cause. And then, the cynosure of all eyes, the Class of 1902, their voices raised in chorus to celebrate their twenty-fifth reunion. They made a bright spot of color in their orange gowns with blue numerals, flaunting blue and orange parasols in giddy unison. Following them were 1910: "Alice at B. M. after twenty years;" there were the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the White Rabbit and the others,'all caper- ing gayly. 1909 added a splash of bright- ness with their red coats and white skirts and hats. Farmerettes and peacock- women, in these we recognized 1907 and 1908. Living up to their motto, "coolie coats forever," 1926 closed the proces- sion. Down Senior Row and. around the hockey field streamed the parade. When the ranks were broken the judges awarded the prize for the best costumes to 1910's "Alice in Wonder- land." Basket-ball Game The Alumnae" trimmed the Under- graduates neatly in the basket-ball game which took place immediately afterwards. The use of boys' rules evidently fitted the Alumnae abilities admirably, the drib- bling of Buchanan and Remak being especially good. Varsity "lacked the skilled teamwork of its opponents, all'of whom are the possessors of yellow ties. The- Gtiirrfrng�? Truman and Hoddles- ton was the outstanding feature. There was more co-operation in the second half, but still Varsity came out in the little CONTINUED ON PAOB 5 Judge Hand to Be Commencement Speaker 1 The forty-second academic year of Bryn Mawr College will close on Thurs- day morning, June 2, with the conferring of Degrees in the Gymnasium, at 11 o'clock. The Commencement Address will be delivered by Judge Learned Hand, on the subject, "Preservation of Personality." Judge Hand, whose three daughters are now in Bryn Mawr, re- ceived his A. B. from Harvard in 1893, his M. A. in 1894 and his LL. B. in 1896. He was admitted to the bar in 1897 and began his practice in Mew "York City the same year. From 1909-24 he was a United States District Judge in the Southern District of New York, and since then has been a United States Cir- cuit Judge. , The Academic procession will form at the Library and march down Senior Row into the Gymnasium. Dr. Crenshaw is the Head Faculty Marshal. Hoods and Gowns The following points of-interest may be noted in connection with the hoods and gowns seen in the academic proces- sion. Hoods lined with yellow crossed by a white chevron indicate a Bryn Mawr degree. Degrees from other American colleges and universities are also indicated by the linings of the hoods; in the case of Harvard, crimson; of Princeton, orange and black; of Johns Hopkins, old gold and black. Degrees CONTINUED ON PAGB 6 Memorial Services Recall Alumnae of Three Classes Memorial services were held in the library cloisters at half-past five on Sun- day afternoon for Patrina Ely Tiffany, of the Class of 1897; for Alice Day Jackson, of the Class of 1902, and for Leila Houghteling. of the Class of 1911. all members of the reuning classes who died during the last year. Miss Park opened the ceremonies with a brief introducljpn, after which Miss' Mary Moriarty Campbell, '97. a teacher at the Brearley school in New York, spoke about Mrs. Tiffany, recalling her charm and character as well as her services to the college and her work in New York. Due to the absence of Mrs. Johnston, another member of ^theMilast* of J&+ made the memorial speech for Hrs. Jackson, telling how she came to college oMer than the usual age. after working. CONTINUED ON PAGE* 8 FACULTY CHANGES ARE ANNOUNCED Dr. Taylor, Head of Vassar Latin Department, Will Teach Here. DR. BROWN TO LEAVE Dr. Carleton Brown, Professor of English, is leaving Bryn Mawr next year to be Professor of English in the Gradu- ate School of New York University. Dr. Malcolm H. Bissell is resigning as Asso- ciate Professor of Geology to do research work at Clark University. Dr. David Hitchcock, who has been an Associate Professor of Physiology and Biochemis- try, will be in the Department of Physi- ology at Yale Medical School next year. Dr. Anna Pell Wheeler has resigned as Professor of Mathematics. Dr. and Mrs. Bullock will be at the University of Chi- cago next year. Mrs. Louise B. Saun- ders is resigning as Lecturer in English Composition. Miss Marjorie Milne as In- structor in Greek, and Mr. Bailey Brown as Instructor in Mathematics. Miss Grace Hawk, Instructor in English, will complete the work for her degree next year at Oxford. Leaves of Absence Granted Miss Georgiana Goddard King, Pro- fessor of History of Art, has been granted leave of absence for the year 1927-28. 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The Pesed Reports: Pesed to Return to Westminster Without Husband
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
(as shared through Dr. Samuel Famerie, Westminster curator of cultural artifacts)
Since early June I have been lodging at the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield, Mass., as part of a larger exhibit that included two other Egyptian mummies (both from my hometown of Akhmim) and more than 150 other Egyptian artifacts from the Westminster College artifact collection.
The experience was exhilarating, but also disappointing. The exhilaration was that I had some 18,000 inquisitive people admiring me. The disappointing part was that my hope for connection with the older male Egyptian mummy also on display failed to materialize. I had hoped to bring a new marriage to my afterlife but he was a little short on vision and brains, failing to note my beauty and desirability as a wife. There is an obvious reason for this: his brains were removed during mummification and he may have glass eyes.
With the closing of the exhibit I will be returning to Westminster College while the other artifacts will be going to the Washington State Museum in Tacoma. At first I was perplexed as to why I was being left behind, but now I understand. The Tacoma area has a substantial Native American population. Out of deference to their concerns about dealing with human remains I will return to my New Wilmington home for the time being. I will be available for public observation at a new site-the main floor of the Hoyt Science Center, near the rear exit to the former Mack Science Library. Toward the end of the summer of 2011 I will probably visit another exhibit venue accompanied by the other artifacts.
Westminster's Cultural Artifacts Committee, Beta Beta Beta biology honor society, and the Department of Biology are planning a gala homecoming event in honor of my return. It will be held Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. in the Phillips Lecture Hall. Featured will be a presentation on human and animal mummies around the world (I did not know that there were mummies in other areas of the world) and ancient Egyptian burial practices, followed by refreshments. The event is free and open to the public.
Hope to see you there!
The Pesed Reports: Out of the Shadows and into the Limelight
April 13, 2010
(as shared through Dr. Samuel Famerie, Westminster curator of cultural artifacts)
As an Egyptian mummy I appear to be in the midst of some very invigorating experiences. Last December, S.J. Wolfe published her well-researched book, Mummies in Nineteenth Century America. My journey to America is noted and two photographs of me are shown. I must say, I look pretty good for a 2,300-year-old woman.
But the best is yet to come. Many American orgaizations/institutions hold periodic reunions at various locales. This is an interesting custom. I am about to embark on a journey that will enable me to participate in such an activity at the Berkshire Museum (Pittsfield, Mass). It will be a reunion with two other Egyptian mummies from my hometown of Akhmim. We were all led through the House of Death and thence into the afterlife by the jackel headed god Anubus. The three of us will be part of an exhibit entitled "Wrapped! The Search for the Essential Mummy." And would you believe it, the other two are father and son!
It will be nice to exchange thoughts with them about life back home in Akhmim and our afterlife in the Fields of Yalu (somewhat equivalent to the native American's "Happy Hunting Grounds") along the celestial Nile. Of course this will be done by mental telepathy. I wonder if the older man is handsome. Perhaps he would be interested in the ancient Egyptian custom of "breaking a jar." This activity seals a marriage. Far from being the horrifying mummies seen in the movies, I am quite comely. The other mummies are from Vasser College and the Berkshire Museum.
The exhibit also includes about 100 high quality Westminster artifacts such as animal mummies and funerary items such as scarabs, necklaces, amulets, vessels, figurines and headdresses, as well as historical documents related to the trade and study of Egyptian mummies and artifacts. The exhibit is scheduled to open June 19 and runs until Halloween. Visit the Berkshire Museum for more information.
The Pesed Reports Revisited: The Resurrection of a Face
March 27, 2006
In Her Own Words (as shared through Dr. Samuel Famerie, Westminster curator of cultural artifacts)...
Some four years have passed since my return from the Egypt, the Untold Journey exhibit at the Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts (Harrisburg, PA). While there some 30,000 people, mostly school children, came to visit me. As a preliminary to that event my thoughts were transmitted via mental telepathy to the Curator of Westminster College's artifacts collection. In these reports the results of my medical work-up were shared with readers.
My condition, like that of your 85-year-old grandmother, was not good. The X-rays and CT Scans indicated many senior citizen type physical infirmities. The medical reports are accessible to the public at www.westminster.edu/mummy Knowledgeable people revealed my age and innermost physical secrets. The Federal Right to Privacy legislation protects the living against such revelations, why not the deceased? A mummy must be a second class citizen. A girl just can't keep her secrets!
The general public has seen my insides, but not the outside. Suddenly, that has all changed. Recently, the mummies of my countrymen, King Tut and the College of Wooster mummy Ta-irty-bai, were CT Scanned and the images were used to create busts. I must say they were handsome individuals. Not to be outdone, I was scanned for a second time this past summer at College Fields MRI. This might be viewed by some a game of one-ups-manship. Scanning yields cross-sectional images of the body. Both of the abovementioned scans consisted of fewer than 1800 images, mine was about 2500.
The images were used by scientists at the University of Manitoba to construct a skull. It was forwarded to noted forensic sculptor Frank Bender to complete a bust. The greater number of images produces a bust with more refined features. In my case, the sculptor also factored in aging and the effect of an arid climate on the skin. Unlike the other mummy busts, my wrinkles are readily apparent. Alas, I had no Nivea Lotion or Oil of Olay. I also have a sculpted hair piece.
If you would like to observe the real me in my matronly years, please attend my public unveiling. It will occur Tuesday, April 4, at 7 p.m. in the Philips Lecture Hall of the Hoyt Science Building on the Westminster College campus in New Wilmington, Pa.
Attention dirty old men! Unless there is a Super Bowl style "costume malfunction", the unveiling will not the same as a disrobing and the bust to be revealed will be from the shoulders up, not the shoulders down.
Hope we see each other at the unveiling!
Pesed Report XIII
February 12, 2003
It has been about a year since my last communication. In that time I have settled in and reacquainted myself with the routine at the Mack Science Library.
While I have been relaxing, several additions have been made to display areas on campus. My medical report has been posted on the display case and a replica of my stele stands at my feet. Just around the corner is an illuminated view box showcasing my X-rays. They are back lighted by florescent tubes which are activated by a motion sensor. The infirmities noted in the medical report are clearly visible. While I shy away from revealing my inner feelings I have no aversions about students viewing my skeleton.
In a display case near my feet are several mummified animals. In historic Egyptian times these would be sold by priests to religious pilgrims and ultimately left as votive offerings in temples. Debased priests are apparently not unique to modern America. The X-rays reveal that one of the mummified falcons may be fraudulent. Those dastardly priests were deceiving the pilgrims.
Since I am not ambulatory I am unable to see the other new display that deals with Egypt. In the lobby of the McGill Library is an exhibit focused on that versatile plant which flourishes along the banks of the Nile, papyrus. There are some fragments of papyrus with Greek inscriptions. There are also replicas and photographs of ancient tomb art on papyrus.
In the late 1950s anthropologist Thor Hyerdahl built a papyrus boat for trans-Atlantic passage to prove that the ancient Egyptians could have crossed the ocean. Included in this display are pieces of papyrus stem that were collected at the site where his boat, the 'Ra,' was built.
The Pesed Report XII -- The Mummy's Return: From the Limelight to the Shadows
February 18, 2002
On August 8th 2001 I departed from Westminster College for the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg. Little did I know what was in store for me. Over the next ten weeks I underwent a thorough examination including x-rays and a CT scan. During that time personnel at the Center, under the guidance of Dr. Jonathan Elias, prepared for a new exhibit "Egypt: the Untold Journeys."
The exhibit included jewelry, ushebtis and other artifacts suitable for a person of my status. Much time was spent preparing descriptive materials, building display cases and publicizing the exhibit.
After my debut at a grand opening reception (October 19, 2001) I settled in for a three month stay. Children and adults came to admire, if not adore me, and the other items on display. During my stay, which ended January 20 2002, they came in droves. In the fall quarter of 2000 just under 20,000 people visited the Center, but in the fall of 2001 the number was more than 9,000 higher. I like to think this increase was because of my presence. Some viewers were so enamoured that they made a return visit near the end of my stay to say goodbye.
In my earlier jottings I related personal medical information. However, I have held back one little item. An earlier Pesed Report indicated that, according to College folklore, I had been decapitated and my head sometimes was found in a coed's bed. Nothing could be further from the truth. A thorough analysis of the x-rays indicates that my head was never detached. So much for folklore!
After three months in the limelight I returned to my home at Westminster College (February 5, 2002), where unfortunately I will be in the shadows both literally and figuratively. There will be no spotlight on me in my display case, but that is not the major problem. I am saddened because some in the College community are either unaware or indifferent to my presence. This remains true in spite of all the recent publicity.
For the foreseeable future I will remain ensconced in my display case in the Mack Library of the Hoyt Science Resources Center. Perhaps opportunities for additional off campus travel will arise, but that remains to be seen.
Pesed Report XI -- Lamentations
October 30, 2001
Dear Diary:
During the first several days of the exhibit at the Whitaker Center hundreds of learners, mostly young people, have viewed the exhibit. I have heard that first week attendance at the Center has exceeded projections by almost 400%.
President Williamson made the long journey to Harrisburg to view the displays and engage in the interactive exhibits. He has seen me on a number of occasions at Westminster College, but had to drive many miles to see all these Egyptian artifacts on display.
After the Harrisburg exhibit, I will return to my place of prominence in the Mack Library, but most of the other items in the exhibit will be returned to storage because of inadequate display space. Too bad! There are many aspects of my civilization that should be accessible to the College community. Parenthetically, I wonder how many members of the community know I exist and have made an effort to view me?
Much to my chagrin, my presence may be frightening to some. I overheard an adult note that during his preschool years, he and his friends took a wide path around my display area because they were afraid of me.
There is a male mummy from my hometown, Akhmim, on exhibit at the Buffalo Museum of Science. My biggest regret is that I have been unable to confirm the relationship between him and myself. There are indications he may be my son or grandson. Inscriptions on both our coffins point in that direction. A stela (limestone tablet) in the Cairo museum seems to support the possibility. Also, a papyrus scroll amid the holdings of the Seminary of the Reformed Presbyterian Church at New Brunswick, NJ seems to indicate a connection.
The only way to confirm the relationship is through DNA analysis, but the possibility of doing such on both of us is slim. We are so many miles from home yet relatively close geographically speaking. I would really like to know more about this possible offspring.
Pesed Report X
October 19, 2001
Dear Diary:
It's nearly midnight and I am exhausted. Tonight was my coming out party at the Whitaker Center. I had been in the presence of important people in my native Egypt, but never so many in such a short time. There were hundreds of people from various walks of life. My curators from Westminster College were here, as were my doctors from the Pinnacle Health System. There were important politicians and benefactors of the Whitaker Center and Westminster. I really enjoyed listening to them converse about me, and also about contemporary American life.
Thanks to the efforts of my retinue, the exhibit, Egypt: Untold Journeys is a spectacular event. The Whitaker curators have created displays that depict my ancient home. Spectators who are alert will learn much about my homeland through the various exhibits of tools, jewelry, papyrus, ushebtis (figurines), photographs, sketches and paintings. They will learn even more through the interactive exhibits. I may join some of them in the Imax Theatre to reminisce about my land and times through the movie, The Mysteries of Ancient Egypt.
This has been a learning experience for me. I had often wondered how I came to reside at Westminster College. Now I know. Dr. Jonathan Elias explained it in his descriptive materials. I experienced modern medical procedures. I frequently heard my Westminster curators discussing missionaries. This was a strange word. Until now I never knew the meaning of the word or about the wonderful things they did for my people and homeland.
I must sign off now because tomorrow will be a busy day. While there were important people here tonight, the group that will come tomorrow and for the next 90 days may be more important. They are America's youth, its future leaders. I have a big responsibility to enhance their education.
Pesed Report IX -- Show Time!
October 12, 2001
The hour is imminent! Pesed has been on a working vacation at the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg since August 9. Her belongings were shipped a month earlier. Ever since then her retinue has been fastidious in preparing for a spectacular coming out party, the exhibit Egypt: The Untold Journeys. They have been researching and creating descriptors and illustrations to support the exhibit. Pesed has been to the hospital for X-ray and CAT Scan procedures. Her fine linen has been subjected to radio carbon dating. The information from these procedures will be used to develop interactive experiences for a primary audience of school children.
The exhibit will open to the general public October 20. The previous evening the Whitaker Center will host an opening reception. Over 800 potential admirers have been invited to the event. Pesed will be in her glory with so many important people admiring her. Invitees include the governor, other state and local government officials, doctors from the Pinnacle Heath System, a range of scientists, clergy, educators and other professionals, and trustees and benefactors of the Center and of Westminster College.
Pesed Report VIII
October 5, 2001
Report VII traced the journey of Pesed's soul to the paradise of the celestial river. This report describes the journey of her physical remains.
According to recently completed radio carbon dating of Pesed's linen wrappings, her mummification took place some time between 300 and 220 B.C. She was interred in a vast necropolis at the city of Akhmim. The Egyptians devised mummification more than 6,000 years ago. Contrary to popular belief, hundreds of millions of remains were mummified. The process involved removing the brains and the viscera, the latter to be embalmed. The cadaver was then packed with natron to draw off the moisture. After about 70 days, the natron was removed and the corpse dressed with oils and herbs. The embalmed viscera, wrapped in bundles, were then inserted into the abdomen. Lastly the mummy was wrapped with a thousand or so yards of line. The extent of the process and burial site was dependent upon the deceased's station in life.
In the early 1880s, the Akhmim necropolis with its thousands of mummies was unearthed by an Italian archeologist. Being presented with the opportunity to buy a mummy, Presbyterian missionary Rev. John Giffen, an 1871 graduate, purchased one named Pesed for his alma mater. This was 1885. Rev. John Alexander (D.D. 1910), a colleague, escorted the mummy to the United States. After considerable difficulty on the steamship and in the Port of New York, Pesed arrived in New Wilmington later that year.
Pesed's next 115 years were somewhat hectic. In early 1886, she took a brief excursion to Greenville to be the "star" of the Citizen's Hose Company Exposition. During the ensuring years on campus, she was moved from building to building and sometimes from one storage room to another. She suffered the indignity of decapitation, and was rumored to have spent more than one night in a dormitory room.
In the mid-1980s, Pesed's fortunes began to change. She was restored to her rightful position of prominence by Westminster student Susan Grady (1985), who engineered a campaign to raise money for mummy restoration and a display case. A few years later, Egyptologist Dr. Jonathan Ellias became aware of Pesed's presence at the College through contacts with an attendee of the New Wilmington Missionary Conference.
Dr. Elias subsequently became Director of Exhibits at the newly created Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts in Harrisburg. Through his efforts, an Egyptian exhibit with Pesed as the focus was devised. In August 2001, under the supervision of Dr. Elias, Pesed was transported to Harrisburg in a controlled atmosphere van. She will be on exhibit at the Center beginning October 20. The exhibit, which includes about 150 artifacts from the Westminster College collection, will continue for 90 days.
Pesed Report VII
September 26, 2001
Pesed's afterlife involved two journeys: 1) the journey of the soul to the Fields of Yalu (paradise) and 2) the physical journeys of her mummified remains. The physical journeys, which brought her to New Wilmington and Harrisburg, will be the subject of the next report.
Upon death, Pesed's soul was separated from her body and taken on a hazardous journey to the place of the Last judgment. The journey begins with navigation of the perilous river of the Underworld. Her loving guide is the jackal headed god Anubis. The travelers must evade giant baboons, dragons, and nasty serpents. After which there are the trials at the seven gates and trials at the ten pylons -- all this, just to appear before the judgment seat of Osiris. The Last Judgment, consists of weighing her heart against the feather of truth. The soul must show that it has never done evil to anyone. It must also show application of a form of the "Golden Rule." Ammut, the crocodile headed monster, is waiting below for her failure. Being the fine lady that she was, Pesed's heart was lighter than the feather. She passed through to the paradise along the celestial river in the Fields of Yalu (Fields of the Blessed).
Pesed Report VI
September 21, 2001
This report digresses from the usual format of discussing what is happening in Pesed's afterlife. Questions have been raised about the process and outcomes of CAT Scanning. These questions are probably best answered through the pictorial description presented below courtesy of the Harrisburg Patriot News.
Pesed Report V (The Agony and the Ecstasy)
September 14, 2001
Report IV revealed some findings from the in-depth analysis of the CAT scans and X-rays. Additional analysis of the skeletal system images indicates that Pesed gave birth on at least one occasion. Those of us who have reared children are very familiar with the agony and the ecstasy associated with bringing children into the world and raising them to adulthood.
We have already reported on some of her afflictions at the time of death. The images also indicate that her body was debilitated. This was probably the result of upper and lower jaw abscesses and many missing teeth. Evidence pertaining to heart failure, renal failure, and similar organic breakdowns is unobtainable. Thus, there is no way to speculate on these as a potential cause of death. The debilitated condition could be a result of fighting the septicemia from the abscesses or malnourishment because of her inability to chew. The available evidence leads several physician friends of mine to speculate that septicemia was the cause of death since antibiotics were unavailable. The jury is still out. Whatever the cause, Pesed must have been in agony during her last years.
The Judeo-Christian tradition places great stress on the "ecstasy" of the hereafter. The same was true in Ptolemaic Egypt where the belief was that passing muster at the Last Judgment would open the gate to "paradise."
Pesed Report IV
September 7, 2001
In contemporary society, it is a woman's right to conceal her age or even "fudge" a little about it. Poor Pesed. In spite of her best efforts, modern science, in the form of scanning and x-rays of her skeletal system, has revealed the truth. The age reported several weeks ago was over 50. A more in depth analysis of the images places her age at between 55 and 65. That's very old for Ptolemaic Egypt, and not exactly young in contemporary times.
To visualize her carriage at the time of death observe the typical bent over female senior citizen in our time. Pesed had lumbar degeneration and compaction fractures of the spine. There was also evidence of a Dowager's Hump, a condition caused by osteoporosis.
The legs were less degenerated than the trunk of her body. It might be postulated that this was because at some point in life, she extensively exercised her legs. The written record indicates that she was a musician. Could it be that Egyptian musicians were also dancers?
In spite of the fact that her secrets are one by one being revealed, Pesed remains as alluring and charming as ever.
Watch for Pesed Report V. In it the writer will speculate about her cause of death.
Pesed Report III
August 31, 2001
Even though her secrets are being revealed by modern medical science, Pesed the mummy remains an undaunted mystery woman. Other secrets are likely to be revealed, but in the meantime, she is observing events leading toward her Oct. 20 coming out party.
Pesed is enjoying the surroundings at the strangely shaped Harrisburg "pyramid," the Whitaker Center. The Center, like places of interment in her native Egypt, is stocked with many of the necessities for her current after life.
Ushabtis (figurines) of Egypt's beneficent gods (Osiris, Isis, Horus, etc.) are present to oversee the proceedings. If Pesed becomes bored with the activity, she could pass the time by reading from the papyrus documents that accompanied her. And if she is bilingual, she might even read from a cuneiform block. An oil lamp will provide illumination. Pesed has a flask for a refreshing beverage. She has fine beads and amulets to adorn her and finely carved scarabs for good luck.
The mummy has a cache of Ptolemic coins, which might be used to buy fine clothing in the nearby shops of Strawberry Square or for a meal at the exquisite restaurant.
When she becomes homesick, a glance at "Gib" McGill's pastel of her hometown, Akhmim, relieves the feeling. Should she become lonely, there are mummified cats and kittens to lie on her lap and a falcon to perch on her shoulder. These and other artifacts are all on loan to the Whitaker "pyramid" by Westminster College.
The living members of the entourage are busily preparing for the coming out party. They are reviewing medical data, planning additional medical procedures, developing interactive exhibits, getting the "pyramid" ready for the party, and telling the world about the journeys of Westminster missionaries in Egypt, Egypt's path to civilization and the experiences of Pesed.
Watch for future reports on Pesed's experiences and condition.
Pesed Report II
August 21, 2001
Pesed's condition may be more serious than originally expected. The x-rays and CAT Scan indicate that she has no brains. It has also been determined that her viscera had been removed, embalmed, wrapped in bundles, and put back inside her body cavity. There also appears to be another bundle in the body cavity, which may contain a funerary papyrus. No wonder she is not feeling well, with no brains and a disconnected viscera and a foreign body in my body, I would feel miserable too.
In addition, Pesed may have been using linen wrappings (perhaps 200 layers) and a burial mask to conceal her true age. She was originally admitted to the hospital as a teenager. However, a preliminary analysis of the medical tests seems to indicate that she may be 50 or older. Shame on her for lying!
Updated reports on Pesed's condition will be issued as more information becomes available.
Pesed Report I
August 17, 2001
After a week's sojourn at the Whitaker Center in Harrisburg the mummy reported feeling in ill health. On August 16, 2001 she was transported to the Harrisburg Hospital for a partial medical work-up. In the presence of about forty people (media and interested parties from both Whitaker and the Hospital) she was x-rayed and a cat-scan was completed. The preliminary diagnosis was rigor mortis and homesickness. It is unknown whether the homesickness was for the sands of Egypt or the sights and sounds of Westminster College. She is now resting comfortably at her Whitaker Center sanctuary. As with many dignitaries, her condition was reported on the front page of The Harrisburg Patriot. Reports on her activities will be issued periodically.
by Sam Farmerie, Westminster College Curator of Cultural Artifacts (724) 946-7053 (02/12/03)


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quote: He never juked one defender his entire career here, went down at first contact, fumbled too much, and has stone hands
quote:Those numbers are highly skewed.
quote:He averaged over 7 ypc over his career at LSU. Explain that away. Why do you Miles fanatics do this to the poor guy?
quote:Did you not watch RS for the past 4 years?!?! Stone hands, no ability to make defenders miss, no physicality whatsoever, fumbled too much. He won't play a down in the NFL.
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The multi-level green roof aids in insulation and decreases water runoff.
Found objects such as scavanged sinks, recycled tile, and reclaimed wood fill the house with interest and warmth.
The depth of the straw bale walls can be seen in this windowsill.
Size: 3,400 square feet
Cost: $310 per square foot
Completed: Spring 2008
Certifications: Wisconsin Environmental Initiative Green Built Home, Energy Star
Architect: Russell E LaFrombois, III, LLC, Milwaukee
Builders: Bierman Construction, Sussex, Wis., and Building Blocks Construction, Milwaukee
Verifier: Building Blocks Construction, Milwaukee
Energy: R-50 straw-bale construction / geothermal HVAC system / passive heating and ventilation / lighting controls / solar chimney for lighting and ventilation / radiant floor heating / Energy Star appliances
Resources: Built on a brownfield site / landscape restoration / salvaged wood and stone flooring / recycled paper kitchen countertops
IAQ: Low- and no-formaldehyde products / no-VOC paints and stains
Water: Green roof system / rainwater management / toilets use greywater from a tank-mounted handwashing sink / on-site water collection
Our judges were impressed with the look of this whimsical home, deeming it the most successfully designed straw-bale project they had ever seen. They also liked the way its design blurs the lines between modern and traditional with a touch of the unexpected. "It looked like they were trying to have fun," said one judge.
Warm, well-worn materials that add even more character and up the sustainability quotient include floors made of repurposed high school gym bleachers, recycled stone flooring, and bookshelves and trim fashioned from reclaimed lumber. The main stair is composed of salvaged bridge trestles.
Other features include toilets that reuse water from a tank-mounted handwashing sink, a central fresh air chimney with motorized windows, geothermal heating and cooling, and a multi-level green roof. The house sits on a brownfield site in the Kane Commons community, which includes 12 living units surrounding a shared courtyard and driveway.
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