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|Stable incidence of childhood and adult glioma in The Netherlands, 1989-2003.
|Houben, M.P.; Aben, K.K.H. ; Teepen, J.L.J.M.; Schouten- van Meeteren, A.Y.; Tijssen, C.C. ; Duijn, C.M. van; Coebergh, J.W.W.
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|Acta Oncologica, vol. 45, iss. 3, (2006), pp. 272-279
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|EBP 1: Determinants in Health and Disease
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|Acta Oncologica
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Time trends in the incidence of glioma may reflect changes in the prevalence of environmental risk factors for glioma. We therefore investigated trends in the incidence of childhood and adult glioma in The Netherlands from 1989 to 2003. We used population-based incidence data from the Netherlands Cancer Registry. We calculated European standardised incidence rates for glioma, and stratified for age, gender and glioma subgroups. Changes in the incidence were estimated by calculating the Estimated Annual Percentage Change. Similar to other countries, the overall incidence of glioma was fairly stable in The Netherlands during the period 1989 to 2003, for both children and adults. In adult astrocytic glioma, a significantly increasing incidence of high-grade astrocytoma was balanced by simultaneous decreases of low-grade astrocytoma, astrocytoma with unknown malignancy grade and glioma of uncertain histology. Most of these time trends can be explained by improving detection and diagnostic precision. Stable incidence rates of adult and childhood glioma suggest that no major changes in environmental risk factors have occurred, which influenced the incidence of glioma in the studied period.

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Africa united in fight against polio outbreak
Joint Global Polio Eradication Initiative/IFRC Press Release : 85 million children to be immunized across 19 countries
Dakar/Brazzaville, 4 March 2010 - More than 85 million children under five years old will be immunized against polio in 19 countries across West and Central Africa in a massive example of cross-border cooperation aimed at stopping a year-long polio epidemic.
Nine countries in West and Central Africa – Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal and Sierra Leone – are considered to have active outbreaks of polio (i.e. cases within the last six months).
The campaign kicks off on March 6 in these countries as well as Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Central African Republic, Gambia, Cape Verde and Guinea Bissau. Niger, Togo and Cote d'Ivoire will join at a later date due to political transitions or elections.
Over 400,000 volunteers and health workers will take part in the campaign, which is part of an ongoing response to the epidemic that first spread from polio-endemic Nigeria to its polio-free neighbours in 2008 and is still paralyzing children in West and Central Africa.
This complex logistical operation is largely made possible by US$ 30 million in extraordinary funding released by Rotary International, a major partner in the global effort to stop polio.
WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Luis Gomes Sambo, said the synchronized campaign showed Africa's determination to be free of polio. "From the top leadership to local district administrators in every country," he said, "we are each accountable to the African child – to vaccinate every child and achieve high coverage."
A previous round of campaigns in 2009 did not stop the outbreak completely, as not enough children were vaccinated to stop polio transmission. After years with no polio cases, some countries lacked the necessary skills and experience to respond adequately to the outbreak.
New approaches being introduced this year include standardized, independent monitoring of whether children have been reached, better training for vaccinators to carry out the plans fully and appropriate deployment of experienced staff.
UNICEF's Regional Director for West and Central Africa, Dr Gianfranco Rotigliano noted: "With better coverage that leaves no child unvaccinated, these campaigns can succeed in making West and Central Africa polio-free."
This campaign will be repeated on 24 April in the same 19 countries. In between, children in six countries with recent cases will receive an additional dose on 26 March as part of a new Short Interval Additional Dose strategy that has proven successful in rapidly building population immunity where needed. These six countries are Burkina Faso, Guinea, Liberia, Mauritania, Senegal and Sierra Leone.
The Chair of Rotary's Africa Regional PolioPlus Committee, Ambroise Tshimbalanga-Kasongo, said: "We at Rotary are proud to have provided the funding necessary for the March rounds and we call on others to play their part in making Africa polio-free by providing funding necessary for more high coverage campaigns."
The ministries of health are supported by, among others, key operational partners, including the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. Anders Naucler, Health Coordinator for IFRC West and Central Africa called for all-out efforts: "Hundreds of volunteers from our Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies will ensure that polio drops reach every last child. That is our challenge – and that will be the measure of our success."
Notes to editors:
Since 1988 (the year the GPEI was launched), the incidence of polio has been reduced by more than 99%. In 1988, more than 350,000 children were paralyzed each year in more than 125 endemic countries. In 2009, 1595 children were paralyzed in 24 countries. Only four countries remain endemic: Nigeria, India, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The 19 countries participating in this synchronized immunization campaign are:
In most countries, the first round is 6-9 March and the second round 24-27 April.
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"Oh yes, we all know it will close at the end of the year."
Marty Graham 3 p.m., Sept. 22
This is for Matthew Alice:
Why do clock and watch dials always use a quadruple "I" as the Roman numeral for 4, but everywhere else the Roman numeral for 4 is "IV"?
-- Befuddled Bob, telephonically
Call it tradition, call it lack of imagination -- but that's the way we've always done it. Since way before Timex but a few thousand years after the Egyptian stick-in-the-ground clocks. When Romans adopted Egypt's sundial, they marked the hours with their cumbersome, goofy numerals. The number 4 in the original Roman system was IIII. The Romans' early numbering technique was all additive; 444 had to be written CCCCXXXXIIII (400+40+4). It was undoubtedly some overworked stone carver who came up with the subtractive system, in which 444 could be written CDXLIV ([500-100]+[50-10]+[5-1]), 6 characters instead of 12. Sundial makers and later clock and watch makers never changed the old IIII. Actually, more curious than the IIII is the fact that 9 on watches is written in the new Roman subtractive system, IX. Perhaps VIIII wouldn't fit neatly on a small clock or watch face. Probably won't make much difference in a generation or so, when digital is the law. How many kids today can read a dial clock anyway, let alone a clock with Roman numerals?


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Tesoro Receives FTC Clearance to Buy BP's SoCal R&M Business
800 stations grows regional count to 1,350 outlets for combined refineries' gasoline production
SAN ANTONIO -- Tesoro Corp. said that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has cleared the company's planned acquisition of BP's fully integrated Southern California refining and marketing business--including the Carson refinery and retail network--and that Tesoro intends to close the acquisition during the second quarter, subject to customary closing conditions.
The clearance from the FTC came without any effects to the assets or operations in the transaction, which the companies announced in August 2012.
The purchase price of BP's assets is $1.075 billion, plus the market value of inventory, currently estimated at $1.3 billion. This amount includes a $100 million purchase price reduction for the clearance with regulatory authorities.
Along with the 240,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) Carson refinery, the transaction includes approximately 800 dealer-operated retail stations in Southern California, Nevada and Arizona, the well-established ARCO brand and associated registered trademarks, and a master franchisee license for the ampm convenience store brand. The addition of these high-volume retail outlets to Tesoro's existing retail network will result in a total Southern California station count of about 1,350 stations, ensuring ratable off-take for the combined refinery complex gasoline production.
This transaction is expected to drive the company's refining and marketing integration, a key strategic focus for Tesoro, to about 83%, a five percentage point improvement relative to today.
"We are pleased the FTC has concluded its review and we can close this transformational acquisition as planned," said Greg Goff, President and CEO. "This transaction is a unique opportunity for Tesoro to combine the best aspects of two West Coast refining, marketing and logistics businesses resulting in a more efficient world-scale integrated refining, marketing and logistics system."
Tesoro currently owns and operates 263,000 bpd of refining capacity in the state of California. Upon closing the transaction, Tesoro will begin the process of combining and reconfiguring the two West Coast systems to drive operational synergies through the integrated supply of crude oil, optimization of feedstocks and product distribution costs, improvements in light product yield and reductions in manufacturing costs and stationary source air emissions. This will include creating one Los Angeles refining complex by combining its existing Los Angeles refinery with the newly acquired and adjoining Carson refinery.
The company expects this work to result in annual synergies of approximately $250 million with an additional capital investment of approximately $225 million, with additional value from the crude oil sourcing flexibility..
The transaction also includes two complementary assets located near the Carson refinery. The first is a 51% ownership in the 400-megawatt gas-supplied Watson cogeneration (cogen) facility. This company-operated cogen, the largest in California, provides electricity to the Carson refinery and sells excess electricity to the local utility grid. After integration, the company expects the Watson cogen to provide electricity to Tesoro's Wilmington refinery, it said, driving additional operational availability. The second is a 350,000-metric-ton-per-year anode coke calcining operation. Tesoro said that it expects these assets to provide additional cash flow and drive earnings diversification.
Also, Tesoro and Tesoro Logistics LP have reached an agreement for TLLP to acquire a portion of the Carson logistics assets from Tesoro for an expected transaction value of approximately $640 million. They expect closing of the logistics transaction concurrent with the BP transaction close.
These assets, with expected annual logistics EBITDA of between $60 million to $65 million, include six marketing and storage terminal facilities with a total combined throughput capacity of about 225,000 bpd and approximately 6.4 million barrels of total storage capacity including 4.5 million barrels of dedicated commercial storage capacity. Tesoso said that it expects the transaction price to include cash of $544 million and Tesoro Logistics equity valued at $96 million.
The company said that it expects to enter into terminaling and throughput agreements with minimum volume commitments, consistent with prior transactions. Tesoro said that it will offer the remaining Carson logistics assets, consisting of dedicated storage capacity, pipelines and marine terminals, to TLLP within 12 months after closing and have an expected market value of between $450 million and $550 million.
It said that it expects to fund the estimated $2,375 million transaction with between $500 million and $750 million of cash, $500 million in term loan borrowings and nearly $550 million of cash proceeds from the acquisition of logistics assets by TLLP, sourcing the rest of the funds with borrowings under Tesoro's revolving credit facility, recently expanded to $3 billion.
"This is an exciting opportunity for Tesoro to drive significant shareholder value and is well aligned with our strategic priorities," said Goff. "For essentially the value of inventory, we are adding about a half a billion dollars of base annual EBITDA; expanding refining capacity by nearly 50%, excluding Hawaii; driving an over 60% increase in the enterprise value of Tesoro Logistics; and adding a pair of high-value complementary integrated assets."
San Antonio-based Tesoro is an independent refiner and marketer of petroleum products. Tesoro, through its subsidiaries, operates seven refineries in the western United States with a combined capacity of approximately 675,000 barrels per day. Tesoro's retail-marketing system includes nearly 1,390 branded retail stations, of which more than 595 are company operated under the Tesoro, Shell and USA Gasoline brands.


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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Age for Medication
How old does a child have to be to start taking medication?
By "medication" I am assuming you mean stimulants. There is no set age for beginning stimulants. The youngest person I have seen on stimulants (Ritalin) was four. I have spoken with a colleague about a three year old child on stimulants. However, it is highly unusual to use stimulants at that age. Essentially, we have so little data about the effects of stimulants in children under six years old that only children with extremely dysfunctional problems would be considered, even by those of us doing a lot of work with ADD. As with much of pharmacology, it comes down to weighing short and long term risks versus benefits.
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|Oct 20th, 2014 09:45 PM
Re: Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (
Hi Elegos7, sorry for answering a question that wasn't directed towards me, but, yes, Mrs. Robin Welsh played as "Miss G. Scott" in 1911.
|Oct 20th, 2014 07:24 AM
Re: Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (
Hi Mark,
Are you sure about the finalist in 1911?
I have a certain G. Scott losing in the final with the same score.
Could it have been an alias?
|Oct 17th, 2014 01:13 PM
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I've added in a few first names and slightly updated/revised my original version of the above piece.
Originally Posted by Rollo View Post
I wish I had first names to add. No such luck.
Max Robertson mentions a book from the Scottish LTA titled Fifty Years of Lawn Tennis in Scotland. (1927). Has anyone had a chance to peruse this book?
The other tidbit he provides concerns the first women's event in 1886. "Seven ladies from 4 families competed and the final, won by Miss M Boulton, was over five sets." (p. 315 of Robertson's Encyclopedia of Tennis.)
|Feb 22nd, 2012 01:02 PM
Re: Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (
It would be great if anyone could add in some more of the missing first names. Only two of the winners' first names remain to be added - that of M. Boulton, the first ever winner, and M. Crawford, the winner in 1903.
Max Robertson mentions a book from the Scottish LTA titled Fifty Years of Lawn Tennis in Scotland. (1927). Has anyone had a chance to peruse this book?
The other tidbit he provides concerns the first women's event in 1886. "Seven ladies from 4 families competed and the final, won by Miss M Boulton, was over five sets." (p. 315 of Robertson's Encyclopedia of Tennis.)
|Feb 22nd, 2012 09:05 AM
Re: Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (
Originally Posted by Rollo View Post
Bump up to index and add a bit of info about the first women's event.
|Feb 21st, 2012 11:01 PM
Re: Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (
Bump up to index and add a bit of info about the first women's event.
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Some great players won there Mark. thanks for that.
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Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (1886
Early winners of the women's singles event at the Scottish Tennis Championships (1886-1914)
By Mark Ryan
The Scottish Championships were inaugurated in 1878, one year after the first Wimbledon tournament and one year before the first Irish Championships. The first Scottish Championships featured only two events – a men's singles event (won by James Patten MacDougall) and a men's doubles event (won by I. Maconochie and A. Murray). During its first six years, the tournament was held indoors, on wooden courts, at the Grange Cricket Ground in Edinburgh (this venue was popularly known as the "Tin Temple"). In its early years the tournament was held in the first or second week of June.
In 1884, the Scottish Championships had a change of venue, literally moving across the road from the Grange Cricket Ground to the Edinburgh Academicals Cricket Ground, where the tournament was held on grass courts for the first time. This first change of venue was to be a sign of things to come because the Scottish Championships has experienced many changes of venue during its existence.
In 1886, the tournament moved to the University Field at Corstophine in Edinburgh. This year, 1886, was significant because it saw the inauguration of a women's singles event, which was won by the English player Mabel Boulton. In what was a best-of-five-sets final she beat the Scottish player Julia MacKenzie 3-6, 6-0, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. (The provenance of many of the early winners, and their first names and/or maiden names, are unclear or unknown due to poor early record-keeping.)
In 1887, the tournament returned to the ground adjacent to the "Tin Temple", where it remained until 1893. There was another best-of-five-sets final in 1887 when Connie Butler of Ireland beat the holder, Mabel Boulton, in four sets, 6-2, 6-2, 3-6, 8-6. This was actually a Challenge Round match since a cup had been presented in 1886 for the winner of the women's singles, who would be able to "sit out" before playing the winner of the All-Comers' tournament in the title match.
Connie Butler retained her title in 1888, when the Challenge Round match was reduced to the best of three sets. In the title match Connie Butler beat a Miss Dod 6-3, 6-3. This Miss Dod was Ann Dod, elder sister of Lottie, who was already Wimbledon champion at this stage in her career.
In 1889, Connie Butler won her third consecutive Scottish Championship title, beating D. Patterson 6-3, 6-3 in title match. D. Patterson appears to have been a Scottish player (she had already enjoyed some success outside of Scotland, winning the inaugural Middlesex Championships at Chiswick Park, London, in 1887).
There was a new winner of the Challenge Cup at the Scottish Championships in 1890 (Connie Butler would probably have gained possession of the first cup, having won the singles event for three years running. It was customary for a player not to compete the year after he or she had won the cup outright). The new winner was Helen Jackson, a player from just across the border, in Northumberland, England. In the All-Comer's Final, which was effectively the title match, she beat D. Patterson, the previous year's runner-up, by the one-sided score of 6-1, 6-0.
Then Helen Jackson did what Connie Butler had done after winning the title for the first time in 1887, namely win it again the following two years, 1891 and 1892, thereby taking possession of the second Challenge Cup. Helen Jackson beat Jane Corder 4-6, 6-0, 6-1 in the 1891 title match and Lottie Paterson at the same stage in 1892, when the score was 7-5, 6-1. It is likely that Helen Jackson did not compete in 1893 after winning the Challenge Cup outright.
Jane Corder improved on her runner-up position of 1891 by taking the women's singles title in 1893. She was another native of Northumberland. She had an easy 6-0, 6-4 victory over a Miss Moir in the All-Comers' Final. In that year the tournament was held at Saint Andrews, the first time it had been moved outside the capital, Edinburgh.
The tournament was moved again in 1894, this time to Inverkip Rovers Club at Wemyss Bay in Ayrshire. It also experienced a move in the calendar, being held during the last week of July instead of in early June. Jane Corder did not defend her title in 1894, when Lottie Paterson added her name to the list of early winners. In the All-Comers' Final she had an overwhelming 6-1, 6-0 victory over a Miss Burns.
In 1895, there was another change of venue, with Moffat being chosen to host the championships. This would be a quasi-permanent home for the national tournament, at least until its next move in 1908. In both 1895 and 1896, Lottie Paterson did what Connie Butler and Helen Jackson had done before her, namely retain her title twice, thereby winning the Challenge Cup outright. In 1895, Lottie Paterson beat the Englishwoman Ida Cressy 8-6, 6-3 in the Challenge Round match. One year later she beat the same player 6-3, 8-6 at the same stage.
It is very likely that, having won the Challenge Cup outright in 1896, Lottie Paterson did not defend her title in 1897. The winner in 1897 was a player from Yorkshire, Alice Hunter, known as "Minnie". In the All-Comers' Final she beat her compatriot Lucy Kendal 6-4, 7-5. Minnie Hunter returned for the Challenge Round match in 1898, but was beaten there by Madeline O'Neill, the score being 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. The Englishwoman Madeline O'Neill was the first married woman to win the women's singles title at the Scottish Championships.
Madeline O'Neill did not defend her title in 1899, when the English player Charlotte Cooper travelled north of the border to win it by beating Minnie Hunter 6-3, 8-6 in the All-Comers' Final. At that stage in her career Charlotte Cooper had already won the Wimbledon singles title three times and the then prestigious Irish Championships title twice. Although one source refers to the time when the Scottish Championships were held in Moffat as the tournament's golden era, its fortunes fluctuated greatly during the years 1895-1907, with the number of entries showing a consistent falling-off.
Charlotte Cooper did not defend in 1900, when Minnie Hunter won the title for the second time. In the All-Comers' Final she beat Helen Pillans 6-3, 8-6. The following year Muriel Robb became the third player from the English county of Northumberland to win the Scottish Championships when she beat Minnie Hunter 6-4, 6-3 in the Challenge Round. Muriel Robb had won the Irish Championships earlier in the 1901 season and the Welsh Championships in 1899. In 1902, she would win Wimbledon, thereby completing the quartet of national titles of the British Isles – England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. No other player has ever won all four titles.
In the early 1900s, the trend was towards abolishing the Challenge Round at tennis tournaments and this is what appears to have happened at the Scottish Championships in 1902. The winner that year, when Muriel Robb appears not to have defended her title, was Alice Maud Ferguson, a Scottish player. In the final she beat her compatriot Mary Curtis-Whyte (née Gray), 6-2, 6-2.
In 1903, when the Scottish Championships had a fixed position in the tennis calendar at the beginning of August, an M. Crawford won the women's singles title, beating a Miss Stoltz 8-6, 6-2 in the final. Miss Stoltz was from Edinburgh. A mixed doubles event was inaugurated at the Scottish Championships this year. The first winners were Arthur W. MacGregor and the aforementioned Miss Stoltz.
One year later, in 1904, Alice Maud Ferguson reached the final again, but was unable to repeat her win of two years earlier, losing 6-3, 6-2 to England's Winifred Longhurst. In 1905, Mary Curtis-Whyte beat Alice Maud Ferguson 6-4, 6-3 in the final. However, Mary Curtis-Whyte did not hold the title for more than one year, Alice Maud Ferguson gaining revenge in 1906 by beating her in the final, 6-3, 8-6.
Alice Maud Ferguson won her third and final Scottish Championships singles title in 1907, beating Mary Curtis-Whyte in the final by a score of 6-2, 3-6, 6-2. In 1908, after thirteen years in Moffat, the tournament was moved once again, this time to Bridge of Allan. The winner that year was the Englishwoman Maude Garfit who, like her countrywoman Winifred Longhurst, would never quite win the biggest titles of all.
However, in 1908 Maud Garfit did achieve a unique feat, namely win the Irish, Welsh and Scottish Championships in the same year. At Bridge of Allan that year she beat Alice Maud Ferguson 6-3, 6-4 in the final. Maud Garfit retained the title at the same venue in 1909, beating M. Fergus 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 in the final. The runner-up was probably a Scottish player.
By 1909, the tournament had been moved back a week or two to late July. That year also saw the introduction of a women's doubles event. In the final Maude Garfit and Mary Curtis-Whyte beat B. Stewart Cupar and Mary Thom 6-2, 6-0. In 1909, Maude Garfit became the first player to win a "triple crown" at the Scottish Championships, completing the feat by winning the mixed doubles title with her compatriot Theodore Mavrogordato.
In 1910, the Englishwoman Ethel Larcombe, formerly Thomson, won the first of three consecutive singles titles at Bridge of Allan by beating Mary Welsh 6-0, 6-1 in the final. (Mary Welsh had formerly been Mary Curtis-Whyte, her first husband having died in 1907.) One year later the Englishwoman againg beat Mary Welsh in the final, by the score of 6-1, 6-4. In 1912, the tournament was held at Bridge of Allan for the last time; Ethel Larcombe had a walkover against Mary Welsh in that year's final. Ethel Larcombe also repeated Maud Garfit's feat of 1909 by winning the "triple crown" in 1912, taking the doubles with Mary Welsh and the mixed with the Irishman James Cecil Parke. Ethel Larcombe had won the Wimbledon singles title a few weeks earlier.
In 1913, the tournament moved once again, this time to the grounds of George Watson's College at Myreside. The winner that year was Mary Welsh. In the final she beat M. Fergus, who retired after losing the first set of the final, 6-2. In 1914, the tournament was moved to yet another different venue, namely the Edinburgh Hydropathic in the Craiglockhart area. Mary Welsh retained her title by beating M. Fergus 6-2, 1-6, 7-5 in the final. At this point in its history the tournament was once again being held towards the end of July and the women's events in particular had taken on a local flavour.
Winners of the women's singles at the Scottish Championships, 1886-1914. (A Challenge Round was in force from 1886 until circa 1902.)
1886 Mabel Boulton d. Julia MacKenzie 3-6, 6-0, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2
1887 Connie Butler d. Mabel Boulton 6-2, 6-2, 3-6, 8-6
1888 Connie Butler d. Ann Dod 6-3, 6-3
1889 Connie Butler d. D. Patterson 6-3, 6-3
1890 Helen Jackson d. D. Patterson 6-1, 6-0
1891 Helen Jackson d. Jane Corder 4-6, 6-0, 6-1
1892 Helen Jackson d. Lottie Paterson 7-5, 6-1
1893 Jane Corder d. Miss Moir 6-0, 6-4
1894 Lottie Paterson d. Miss Burns 6-1, 6-0
1895 Lottie Paterson d. Ida Cressy 8-6, 6-3
1896 Lottie Paterson d. Ida Cressy 6-3, 8-6
1897 Minnie Hunter d. Lucy Kendal 6-4, 7-5
1898 Madeline O'Neill d. Minnie Hunter 6-3, 4-6, 6-4
1899 Charlotte Cooper d. Minnie Hunter 6-3, 8-6
1900 Minnie Hunter d. Helen Pillans 6-3, 8-6
1901 Muriel Robb d. Minnie Hunter 6-4, 6-3
1902 Alice Maud Ferguson d. Mary Curtis-Whyte 6-2, 6-2
1903 M. Crawford d. Miss Stoltz 8-6, 6-2
1904 Winifred Longhurst d. Alice Maud Ferguson 6-3, 6-2
1905 Mary Curtis-Whyte d. Alice Maud Ferguson 6-4, 6-3
1906 Alice Maud Ferguson d. Mary Curtis-Whyte 6-3, 8-6
1907 Alice Maud Ferguson d. Mary Curtis-Whyte 6-2, 3-6, 6-2
1908 Maude Garfit d. Alice Maud Ferguson 6-3, 6-4
1909 Maude Garfit d. M. Fergus 6-2, 4-6, 6-1
1910 Ethel Larcombe d. Mary Welsh 6-0, 6-1
1911 Ethel Larcombe d. Mary Welsh 6-1, 6-4
1912 Ethel Larcombe d. Mary Welsh, walkover
1913 Mary Welsh d. M. Fergus 6-2, retired
1914 Mary Welsh d. M. Fergus 6-2, 1-6, 7-5
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|Early works
Early works to 1800
Genealogy Early works to 1800
Maps Early works to 1800
|Persona incaricata:
|Edmund Tilney; James, King of England; James, King of England; Edmund Tilney
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|Libro, Materiale d'archivio
|Tutti gli autori / Collaboratori:
Edmund Tilney; James, King of England; Benjamin Wright; Ernest Ingold; Richard C Baker; Bernard Quaritch (Firm),; C.A. Stonehill, Inc.,; Pre-1650 Manuscript Collection (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library); University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Rare Book & Manuscript Library.
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|Ms. codex.
Title from fol. 9.
For a full physical description including collation, layout, paper, binding, maps, engravings, coats of arms, and script, see Streitberger (1986), p. 75-98.
Binding: Full red morocco with gold tooling; gilt edges; conserved by Richard C. Baker, September 2002.
Origin: Completed before Elizabeth's death on 24 March 1603. Sometime shortly after the queen's death, Tilney revised the manuscript for presentation to James I and the codex preserves three copies of an otherwise unrecorded portrait of the king engraved by Benjamin Wright.
Provenance: 1. Edmund Tilney -- 2. Passed on among the Tilney family until disposition as early as the mid-17th century or as late as the 19th century -- 3. The manuscript was part of the Foley family library until its sale at Ruxley Lodge, Claygate, Surrey, October 1919 (Foley bookplate on inside of front cover) -- 4. Bought by Quaritch Ltd. and sold immediately to an unknown party -- 5. Purchased by the University of Illinois from C.A. Stonehill, 1955, with assistance from Ernest Ingold and the University Research Board.
Shelf-mark: Urbana, IL, University of Illinois Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Pre-1650 MS 0109.
Former shelf-mark: Q. 914.2 T46t 1598 (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library).
|409 leaves : paper, illustrations (some color), 9 maps (some color, folded) ; 389 x 260 mm bound to 402 x 274 mm
|For a complete descriptive index, see Streitberger (1986), p. 99-120.
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|Topographical descriptions, regiments, and policies
A diplomatic reference work on the major countries of western Europe, intended as a manual for use in conducting foreign policy for Queen Elizabeth I and King James I. This work was one of the first attempts to compile indispensable intelligence information and to organize it into a structured and carefully indexed reference manual. Tilney's work is the most complete contemporary description of Europe in the age of Elizabeth extant in English.
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Digital books are now "the dominant single format" in the adult fiction category, according to a new BookStats joint report from the Association of American Publishers and the Book Industry Study Group. eBooks exploded in the adult fiction category last year, accounting for 30 percent of net publisher sales in 2011–up from 13 percent the year before.
At the same time, net sales revenue from eBooks increased from from $869 million in 2010 to $2.074 billion in 2011. That's 15 percent of net revenues for publishers. AppNewser has more about how these numbers have affected the total US book market.
Here's more about those eye-popping figures, from the report: "Adult Fiction eBooks revenue for 2011 was $1.27 billion, growing by 117% from $585 million in 2010. This translated to 203 million units, up 238% from 85 million in 2010. Similar to the broader overall Trade sector, the combined print formats also represented the majority of publishers' revenue in the Adult Fiction category, at $2.84 billion."
The data was collected from 1,977 publishers, ranging from major publishers to smaller companies. The stats also reflected a dramatic change in the way we buy books. Check it out:
Reflecting broader national trends in consumer purchasing, revenue from sales through online retail grew 35% from 2010 ($3.72 billion) to $5.04 billion in 2011. This channel, which represented 13% of total publisher net dollars in 2010, grew to 18.5% of the total in 2011 … A notable highlight in BookStats 2012: direct-to-consumer sales by publishers nearly doubled in revenue and topped $1 billion for the first time. In 2011, publishers saw $1.11 billion in direct-to-consumer dollars, growing from $702 million in 2010 – an increase of 58%.
Editor's Note: The original version of this post misstated the number of participating publishers and neglected to mention a partner in the project.


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The Coast Guard says an 84-foot fishing vessel sank near South Prince of Wales Island.
All four crew members were rescued and reported no medical issues.
The Coast Guard in a release says the Mary Kay began taking on water late Thursday.
It then sank in about 600 feet of water near Dixon Entrance, about 275 miles south of Juneau, Alaska.
The Coast Guard will monitor for any pollution from the estimated 2,500 gallons of fuel on board. The vessel likely won't be recovered because of the depth of water where it sank.
Several Good Samaritan vessels and an Alaska Wildlife Troopers skiff responded. The troopers were able to take the four crew members, who were wearing immersion suits, aboard from a life raft.


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- June 10: Birkebeinerløpet trail half-marathon, 1h39min00s
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- August 5: Tromsø Skyrace, Extreme Skyrunning World series event (Goal: Finish strong/under 12 hours; outcome: 11h22min)
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- August 6: Tromsø Skyrace Tromsdalstind (Goal: Have fun!; Outcome 4h23min and so much fun!)
- August 25: Orsières - Champex - Chamonix, UTMB sister race (Goal: finish!; Outcome: 9h15min)
- October 23: Hanase Trail Run (Goal: Finish and enjoy some trails; Outcome: 3h9min and 1st woman!)
- Fjellseterløpet (8K uphill road race, 44min15s, course PR)
- Holmenkollstafetten (18.7K road race, 1h35min5s)
- Trondheimsløpet (12K trail race, 1h00min32s)
- Nordmarka Skogsmaraton (trail marathon, 3h59min)
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Bonsa (W/R), April. 26) GNA - Anglogold Ashanti (AGA), Iduapriem mine has celebrated world malaria day which falls on April 25 of every year at Bonsa in the Tarkwa Nsueam Municipality.
The theme for this year's celebration was 'Invest in the future, defeat malaria'.
Speaking at the ceremony, the Western Regional Minister, Mr. Ebenezer Kwadwo Teye-Addo, said malaria still remains a major health problem and has increased Ghana's morbidity, accounting for about 37.5 percent of outpatient attendance recorded at various hospitals across the country.
He said the effect of malaria influenced government's decision to pass a Legislative Instrument to direct all municipal and district assemblies to allocate one percent of the central governments development budgetary allocations on malaria control programmes.
Mr. Teye-Addo explained that in the 2012 malaria report, concerted effort by endemic countries, donors and global malaria partners led to strengthened malaria control around the world.
The Regional Minister said after the rapid expansion between 2004 and 2009, global funding for malaria prevention and control intensified between 2010 and 2012 and that progress in the delivery of some life-saving commodities also slowed.
Mr. Teye-Addo said these developments are signs of a slowdown, which threatens to reverse the remarkable gains in the fight against one of the world's leading infectious killers.
The Regional Minister commended the company for the immense support and contributions they have been making towards the fight against malaria.
He used the occasion to inaugurate the AGA malaria indoor residual spraying programme where he stressed that with the roll out of the programme in the Western region malaria cases recorded at health centres will reduce.
The Managing director of AGA Iduapriem mine, Mr. Sicelo Ntuli said the company's malaria control programme has already begun at Obuasi, Iduaprime mine as well as parts of the Northern Ghana.
Mr. Ntuli said last year over 750 people were trained and employed to run the programme and has also created employment for local residents of beneficiary districts.
He said as mapping has begun in the municipality, the company expects that the various communities will co-operate with the AGA malaria team to help the programme become a success.
The Managing Director said the indoor residual spraying exercise will be extended to the regional capitals.
Mr. Ntuli appealed to Ghanaians to desist from practices which can result in malaria because funds meant for other pressing developmental projects are channelled into eradicating the disease.
The Municipal Health Director, Dr. Jack Galley in a short address said, though malaria continues to be a leading disease in the municipality, records at the Tarkwa government hospital indicated that for the past five years no pregnant woman has died of malaria.
Dr. Galley said to maintain this record; his outfit is prepared to assist the company in achieving its targeted aim on their malaria control programme.


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Several weeks ago I had the pleasure of viewing a newly-restored edition of Fritz Lang's Metropolis , a masterpiece of film by most critics' accounts, in Brooklyn's Prospect Park. This silent work from 1927 contains a number of observations and prophecies about the tendencies of modernity, and is particularly well-regarded for its visual depictions of human and mechanical automation. Yet one of the film's main thesesabout which my fellow movie-goers seemed a little nonplussedis a rejection of the "subtraction myth" of religion in an age of technocracy, and a discrediting of the notion that human needs can be fully, "rationally" fulfilled by finally quashing the religious impulse.
Though the eponymous city depicted in the film boasts mile-tall skyscrapers and a ruthlessly efficient economic engine, it also relies on a dehumanized underclass of manual laborers to function. The great crisis for the film's protagonist arises when he is brought into contact with this underworld and dazed at what he finds. Yet Lang's presentation of the laborers' plight is anything but reductionist. The workers, it is eventually revealed, are not plotting Marxist manumission from the chains of their overlords, but are instead seeking refuge from a greater tyranny: the incessant this-worldliness of their city. Meeting deep within the city's decaying and forgotten catacombs (the allusion to early Roman Christians is hardly subtle), the workers, a Politburo-esque spy is baffled to learn, are gathering in defiance of the state not to plot its overthrow but rather to participate in a liturgy.
Christianity's paradoxical ability to thrive under persecution and confound its persecutors continues to this day, even in places where some leaders have set themselves on eradicating it for warped political, theological, or ideological reasons. While it is never something to be wished for, persecution often has the uncanny effect of strengthening the Christian faith by clarifying its demands and amplifying the sense of its believers constituting the one body. Earlier this month, a car bomb which decimated a church in northern Iraq prompted hope and resilience from the faithful. Contemporary China, which perhaps more closely resembles Fritz Lang's vision of technology and centralization in the service of repression than does Iraq, is in the midst of an unprecedented wave of conversion despite decades of atheistic propaganda (sometimes culminating in the arrest and imprisonment of Christians). Countless other examples of this phenomenon can be found around the world and throughout history, especially when one considers Pope John Paul II's formative years in Poland.
As the reaction of the government spy to the workers' liturgy indicates, the workers succeeded in an act of resistance and subversion that was ultimately more successful than launching a revolution. Although the fictional city's catacombs went unremembered by the majority of its inhabitants, and so when they were suddenly filled once again, upper management went into a panic, and (without spoiling too much of the ending), suffered several high-level defections. When a class war does erupt at the end of the film, Lang makes it clear that a segment of the workers have been misled, taken away from their earlier faith by a political demagogue, and made the wrong choice of "savior"picking a Barabbas rather than a Christ.
While Metropolis was undoubtedly influenced by the climate surrounding its production in Weimar Germany, the manner in which it engages issues of secularism and faith is not simple, and its depiction of a struggle between the two is sustained by a conviction that, even in the darkest of societies, the Light cannot be eradicated. For Lang ultimately understands that, whatever new complexities arise to challenge Christianity and (man's spiritual impulse more generally), the old line about the gates of Hell not prevailing still applies, even if faith must once again take refuge in the catacombs.


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Tacky or Not
FB invites for parties, graduation, Birthday, Baby Showers
What's your opinion on this?
honestly I ignore them. I think it's better to be formally invited.
Well it depends on how far out they are from the date of the event for me. I have had invites up to six months out, and unless I mark it on my calendar I forget.
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Heather (77), Nyssa (89), Michaela(94)
We let our son do this for his grad party. He made an awesome page and invited all of his friends. Our family and family-friends got a invitation sent to them. We would never have been able to find out all the addresses of his friends he wanted to invite.
It turned out well, maybe a little TOO well. We had over 70 people in and out.
My husband and I would never do it for one of OUR get-togethers.
Yeah, I wouldn't do this. I think it is too impersonal and anyone can see it on fb, meaning that it isn't very exclusive. I also think email invites are tacky too. If it is worthy of someone attending something, than it is worth the time to send a snail mail invite in my opinion. :)
small get togethers are fine.... formal occasions should have proper invites.
I find them tacky for formal things, such as weddings, baby showers, etc. but don't mind them for things like parties where they are trying to get you to buy stuff.
Beyond tacky. I ignore anything sent through FB...anyone that knows me well enough to invite me somewhere would also know how much I abhor fake book!


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Foursquare launched its second stand-alone mobile app today, bringing its desktop Web business venue management tools to mobile for small business owners.
The company launched its first mobile app in 2009.
The Foursquare for Business app, which is available for Android and iPhone, allows business managers to create updates that are pushed out to customers on the location-based platform. They can share the update on Facebook and Twitter as well. The app also allows business owners to turn specials on and off and monitor recent check-ins.
"Sometimes, when you're running around on the floor, it's hard to hop on a computer and post your latest happenings, like the spring collection that just arrived or your newest menu item," Foursquare said in a blog post announcing the app.
More than 1 million businesses use Foursquare's management tools on the Web, according to Foursquare.
The next year will be a crucial time for Foursquare. Shortly after a report stoked concerns about the long-term viability of its business Facebook's Graph Search brought the blue giant squarely into Foursquare's territory. Yet, Greencrest Capital, a financial research company, reported yesterday that Graph Search has "highlighted, rather validated, the growing value of services from Foursquare, Yelp" and others.
"Against this backdrop, Foursquare seems determined to stay ahead of the curve as it introduces new features to its service," the report said.


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FDA is phasing out use of antibiotics to force farm animals' growth
WASHINGTON – The Food and Drug Administration said Wednesday that it was beginning to phase out the use of some antibiotics in animals raised for meat, a major policy shift that could have far-reaching implications for industrial farming and human health.
The change, which will take effect over the next three years, is the first serious attempt by the federal government to curb the broad use of antibiotics in farm animals in decades. Pressure for action has mounted as the effectiveness of drugs important for human health has declined, and deaths from bugs resistant to antibiotics have soared. Food producers said they will abide by the rules, but some public health advocates voiced concerns that loopholes could render the policy toothless.
"This is the first significant step in dealing with this important public health concern in 20 years," said David Kessler, a former FDA commissioner who has been critical of the agency's track record on antibiotics. "No one should underestimate how big a lift this has been in changing widespread and long-entrenched industry practices."
Antibiotics, one of the wonder drugs of the 20th century, were initially used indiscriminately in people and animals, experts say. By the 1970s, public health officials had become worried that overuse was leading to the development of infections resistant to treatment in humans. But for years, modest efforts by federal officials were thwarted by the powerful food industry and its lobbying power in Congress. The issue of antibiotic overuse in animals and drug resistance has since become one of the leading public health concerns worldwide with at least 2 million Americans falling sick every year and about 23,000 dying from antibiotic-resistant infections.
The agency has changed the rules so that food animal producers would no longer be able to use antibiotics to make animals grow faster. It will accomplish that by asking manufacturers of the drugs to change the labels in a way that would make it illegal for farmers to use the medicines for growth promotion.
The changes, which were originally proposed in 2012, are voluntary for drug companies. But FDA officials said they believed the companies would comply, based on discussions during the public comment period. The two drugmakers that represent a majority of such drug products have already stated their intent to participate, FDA officials said Wednesday. Companies will have three months to tell the agency whether they will change the labels, and three years to carry out the new rules.
Additionally, the agency is requiring that licensed veterinarians supervise the use of antibiotics, effectively requiring farmers and ranchers to obtain prescriptions in order to be able to use the drugs for their animals. Michael Taylor, the FDA's deputy commissioner for foods and veterinary medicine, said this was a substantial change from the way the industry has operated in the past.
Consumer health advocates say it is an open question whether the rules will change how much antibiotics are consumed by animals. They say that a loophole will allow animal producers to keep using the same low doses of antibiotics by arguing that they are needed to keep animals from getting sick, thereby avoiding the new ban on use for growth promotion.
"Even if all growth promotion approvals were withdrawn voluntarily, many antibiotics could still be used in similar ways," said Keeve Nachman, a scientist at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future.
A more meaningful move, Nachman said, would be to ban the use of antibiotics for the prevention of disease, a step the FDA so far has not taken. That would limit antibiotic uses to treatment of sickness that was diagnosed by a veterinarian, a much narrower category, he said.
One drug producer, Zoetis, said it approved of the changes.
"We believe that veterinarians should be involved in decisions regarding antibiotic use in food animals for the health of the animal and for the safety of the food supply," the company said in a statement.
Just how broadly farmers use antibiotics simply to promote animal growth is unknown. About 80 percent of antibiotics used on farms are given through feed, and an additional 17 percent are given in water. Just 3 percent are given by injection.


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The good folks at Masters in Environmental Science have collated some very good infographics on climate change that are worth your seeing. Here is one on the "carbon footprint" that shows how different countries are performing both on a gross output basis and per capita. (All credit here to Miller-McCune, the excellent media outlet, and Stanford Kay Studios.) It reminds me of another terrific graphic information resource from the Financial Times on carbon emissions past and projected.
I like this multimedia presentation too, from a Basque information service. We were in Basque Country this summer on vacation. Beautiful place with wonderful people. Who knew that they did such great graphics on climate change?


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Fashion show to help heart research
Brooksville Regional Hospital's Women's Advisory Council will host a "Go Red for Women and Heart Disease Fashion Show" at 6 p.m. Feb. 4 at Silverthorn Country Club, 4550 Golf Club Lane. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
This will be a runway fashion show presented by La Boutique of Spring Hill. Hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Guests are encouraged to wear red.
Tickets are $20, with a portion of proceeds to be donated to the American Heart Association. Tickets are limited and are available at La Boutique, 4123 Mariner Blvd., and Westovers Flowers and Gifts, 510 E Liberty St., Brooksville.
The American Heart Association's "Go Red for Women" day helps bring awareness to women and their loved ones about the risks associated with heart disease, heart attack and stroke.
For information, call (352) 799-5019 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Visit VFW post for Super Bowl, karaoke
VFW Post 10209 will host the following events:
• Super Bowl Celebration, 5:30 p.m. Feb. 6. Game time is 6 p.m. This is a tailgate party that will include a variety of food and chicken wings. Guests are to bring a covered dish. There will be beer specials and free popcorn.
• Sweetheart Karaoke, 7 to 10 p.m. Feb. 12. There will be Valentine trivia and prizes.
The post is at 14736 Edward R. Noll Drive. For information, call (352) 796-0398.
Service honors four WWII chaplains
American Legion Post 186 will present the annual Four Chaplains Memorial Service at 2 p.m. Feb. 6 at Temple Beth David, 13158 Antelope St.
The service honors the four military chaplains (a Methodist minister, a Jewish rabbi, a Catholic priest and a Lutheran minister) who died aboard the USS Dorchester, which was torpedoed during World War II on Feb. 3, 1943.
The chaplains handed out life jackets to the servicemen aboard and, when there were none left, gave up their own. They remained aboard, comforting those who were too severely wounded to abandon ship. They were last seen with their arms linked, praying with the remaining men on the ship as it sank.
For information, call Charles Haig at (352) 597-1210.
Learn about club during welcoming tea
The General Federation of Women's Club, Spring Hill Service League, will host a Welcome Tea from 1 to 3 p.m. Feb. 15 at Fun Fitness Factory, 1287 Kass Circle.
The group's president, Glenda Dry, will give an overview of GFWC's program and activities. Guests will enjoy special teas featured by Rainforest Remedies and sample finger foods.
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Penguin population could drop 60 percent by end of the century
Climate has influenced the distribution patterns of Adélie penguins across Antarctica for millions of years.
Climate has influenced the distribution patterns of Adélie penguins across Antarctica for millions of years.
A new study has found a link between abrupt ocean warming at the end of the last ice age and the sudden onset of low-oxygen, or hypoxic conditions that led to vast marine dead zones.
The pace of past episodes of climate change is likely to have been underestimated, according to research carried out by scientists at the University of Aberdeen and Friedrich-Alexander University (FAU) in Germany.
A group of nine PhD students from the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University has just arrived in Exuma, The Bahamas, for a week-long field trip.
A new study examines how Earth's oldest iron formations could have been formed before oxygenic photosynthesis played a role in oxidizing iron.
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The mystery of what kick-started the motion of our earth's massive tectonic plates across its surface has been explained by researchers at the University of Sydney.
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The rise and fall of acid rain is a global experiment whose results are preserved in the geologic record.
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Rihanna 'Where Have You Been' Wardrobe Fitting Features Fight Over Pasties — Video
As reported by AOL Music, after teasing us last week with the first installment of her "Where Have You Been" music video's behind-the-scenes clips, Rihanna has now invited us into her dressing room!
Ri's second "making of" video takes inside the wardrobe fitting for the visuals. And after seeing that sexy choreography from the first behind-the-scenes clip, we're super excited to see what RiRi will be wearing while she's shaking it! "We've got voodoo, tribal 'Where Have You Been' here," stylist Mel Ottenberg tells the camera.
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AVS, Inc. recently supplied a 60 x 30 x 60-in. large-capacity, high-temperature SiC sintering furnace to a manufacturer of vacuum/controlled atmosphere furnace systems. The furnace features a graphite retort with an integrated debind system and an external thermal oxidizer. AVS can supply a front door locking ring, in place of pneumatic clamps, at no additional cost. The system also features the company's ACE(TM) control and data acquisition system.
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hi! is there anyone who makes macarons? or who knows how much they cost in ur area?
thank you!
One specialty bakery in Seattle charges $2.50 each.
I have a price of $1.50 each, but they are small.
I dont remember how much i paid some macarons in London, at the french bakery.. anyways in my city a couple of bakery charge them 2 each one, which is 2,50 i guess.
scp1127 how small are they? normal size is a lil bit bigger that 1inch..
I think the Laduree shop in London charges from £1.65. Or it may have been £1.35 But somewhere around that figure.
I have a template I made. I'm guessing 1 1/4". I'm not going to sell them until I open my retail store. I don't think they will sell in my market on the site because they are not known around here. Also, I don't sell on the site because I don't want another shop to see my site and get the jump on selling them.
I am still working on flavors. I don't like the sweetness of IMBC (even though my IMBC is not sweet). I have used gourmet jams alone and the jams with the buttercream. Also, lightly flavored buttercreams don't seem to add enough flavor.
Any suggestions on this?
I think the way to introduce macarons and other "foreign" cookies is by including them in a gourmet cookie tray. People will taste them, and start saying "boy that was good whatever it was"...and then they will ask for them.
As far as jam flavour is concerned, I make my own from frozen fruit with half the sugar of regular jam recipes, and I boost with candy flavour and citric acid.
i know a baker from my city and she is very good on making macarons.. she uses only ganache, dark and milk chocolate. With white chocolate ganache you can add some drops of fruit essences (orange, lemon...).
what's IMBC?
The jams I use are an award winning gourmet line and the taste is incredible. I can't do better than that. In fact they are the best I have ever tasted.
IMBC is Italian Meringue Buttercream.
I forgot to say that I use ganache, but just semi sweet. The buttercreams I see used are the ones that baffle me, and I love the buttercream, but just not here.
I make macarons myself and have had many professionally made macarons. Bakeries usually charge between $1.50 to $2.25 CAD. I once went to this place in Toronto who charged $2.75! This was simply too high considering that they were cracked, and a little soggy.
Please check out my new macaron blog at www.macaronmonamour.com. I hope to be adding new recipes all the time, but still getting all setup !
I saw your white wine sangria macaron recipe.. I need to start baking asap with "cups" so I can try it!!!
I Any suggestions on this?
Hi scp - have you got a copy of the I Love Macaroons book by Hisako Ogita?
Her suggestions for combinations - flavours - colours and everything one needs to know is well worth the read .
You can see/buy the book on Amazon -
Not that i am saying copy what she does - but it is very good for giving one ideas.
My most popular Macaroon requested is the Pistachio with a pistachio cream filling.
This Google image search shows a few pages from the book - hope it posts ok for you to click on
It is indeed a very modern book - with tea flavour macaroons - i could on - but i won't lolllllllllllllllll


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Inaugural symposium, "The Life and Times of Madame C.J. Walker: The Historical Development of a Business Empire"
The Africana Studies Program at IUPUI and the Frederick Douglass Papers invites the public to attend the upcoming inaugural symposium that is part of the Madame C.J. Walker/Frederick Douglass Annual Lecture Series. This lecture series is designed to celebrate the brilliance, accomplishments and ingenuity of two African American global icons, namely Madame C.J. Walker who was the first African American female millionaire entrepreneur in America and Fredrick Douglass, a great orator, abolitionist, and political statesman. Our first public symposium will take place on Friday, December 6, 2013 at the Jewel Center from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM. Please see the event flyer.
The theme of this year's symposium is "The Life and Times of Madame C.J. Walker: The Historical Development of a Business Empire." The events of the day are as follows:
- Registration and continental breakfast is at 8:00 AM-9:00 AM
- Welcome Remarks: 9:15 AM by Dr. Karen Dace, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Welcome Remarks: 9:20 AM by Dr. Jack Kaufmann-McKivigan, Editor and Founder, The Frederick Douglass Papers, IUPUI
- The first panel discussion starts around 9:30 AM on the theme of "The Life and Times of Madame C.J. Walker"
- Our keynote speaker for noon is Dr. Juliet E.K. Walker, the foremost scholar and expert on Black business history in America and distinguished Professor of History at the University of Texas at Austin, who will discuss "African American Businesses in the Arc of History: Culture, Innovation and Black Business Success."
- Introduction of the Keynote Speaker: Dr. William Blomquist, Dean of the School of Liberal Arts, IUPUI
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SHRP 2: Travel Time Reliability Analytical Product Implementation Evaluation
KAI is working with Cambridge Systematics to test five SHRP2 reliability products in real world situations and provide an assessment to FDOT on the applicability and usefulness (benefits and value) of the products tested, suggest potential refinements, and assist public agencies in moving reliability into their business practices. The SHRP 2 products being evaluated include:
L02: Establishing Monitoring Programs for Travel Time Reliability
L05: Incorporating Reliability Performance Measures into the Transportation Planning and Programming Process
L07: Evaluation of Costs and Effectiveness of Highway Design Features to Improve Travel Time Reliability
L08: Incorporation of Non-recurrent Congestion Factors into Highway Capacity Manual Methods
C11: Development of Improved Economic Analysis Tools
This project will improve FDOT's tools and methods for planning for operations by making available from the SHRP2 library several new tools and methods for reliability analysis and by providing a framework for testing on a national level as well as within the state of Florida. This project will also take advantage of on-going national tests of the SHRP2 tools (plus SHRP2 funded technical support for those tools as part of L38 project) to further improve the robustness of its conclusions.


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Hello, I am one of the organizers for LinuxFest Northwest 2010 and would like to take this opportunity to invite those people that might be interested to present and/or exhibit at the Fest. LinuxFest NW will be held Saturday April 24th and Sunday April 25th in Bellingham, Washington. For more detailed information check the Web site at: http://linuxfestnorthwest.org/ At the bottom of the Home page are links for signing up. You will be asked to create an account first. Check out the Sessions page to see who has already signed up. If you have any questions contact me at the email address below. Thank you, -- Adrian Klaver adrian(dot)klaver(at)gmail(dot)com
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In Prime Collaboration, device groups are created automatically. After device discovery, you can find device groups based on the device type, irrespective of their states. Only licensed devices which you have deployed in your network appear in the groups. No empty groups or groups with no devices appear in the Device Group pane.
Grouping devices helps you to display data for a single device, or for a group. You can create customized groups to monitor information that you are interested in. You can view the grouping structure as a list or tree view in the Device Group pane. The Device Group pane is available in the Device Work Center, Session Diagnostics (as a filter), Endpoint Diagnostics, and Alarms and Events pages. You can select devices or endpoints from the groups you are interested in, to check inventory details, and to monitor sessions, endpoints, alarms, and events. You can also select devices for polling from the Device Group Selector in the Polling Parameters page. See Device Group Selector for information.
Prime Collaboration supports groups in a hierarchical fashion. Each child group is a subgroup of a parent group, and its group membership will be a subset of its immediate parent group. For an object to belong to a group, it must satisfy the immediate group rules and the parent group rules.
You can create groups manually on any page where the group selector (tree view) is available.
Devices in Prime Collaboration are grouped into:
The amount of time it takes to create a user-defined dynamic group depends on the number of members within the group.
For user-defined dynamic and static groups, you can add subgroups, edit groups, delete groups, and duplicate groups, using the quick view. For dynamic groups, when you create or add a dynamic subgroup, it automatically inherits the parent group rule.
To launch the quick view, rest your mouse over the device group and click on the quick view icon. The Quick View details for user-defined groups are as follows.
Displays the number of subgroups (children) in the group. You can add any number of subgroups to a group.
Displays the number of rules set for the group.
You can create a static group within a dynamic group and vice versa. When you create a static subgroup, it does not inherit any rules from the parent dynamic group. Static subgroups are independent groups created at any hierarchy.
For dynamic groups, when you create a dynamic subgroup, it automatically inherits the parent group rule.
When you perform a Duplicate Group for a dynamic group, the rule properties are copied to the new group.
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Women's Cross Country Team Opens 2013 With Second-Place Finish
Eighteen Pepperdine runners made their debut on Saturday.
Aug 31, 2013
"I am really, really excited about our women's team," Pepperdine Coach Robert Radnoti said. "They ran extremely well and the depth that we were looking to build this year is there. When you combine our returners and the freshmen, we have the makings of a really nice team. Everyone was excited about the meet."
The Pepperdine women were led to the finish line by sophomore Katie Engel (Honeoye Falls, N.Y./Honeoye Falls-Lima HS) and junior Lisa Santroch (Shoreline, Wash./Shoreline HS), who were eighth and 10th, respectively, in the 5K. Engel, one of the team's best returners, was also the squad's top runner at the 2012 Mark Covert Classic, but her time of 18:33.1 was 37 seconds better than last year. Santroch was competing in her first cross country race after playing soccer the past two seasons.
Also turning in strong showings were senior Adrianna Davies (Coronado, Calif./Coronado HS) in 16th place, freshman Elle Lemco (San Jose, Calif./Prospect HS) in 18th place and freshman Lindsay Sheaffer (Portland, Ore./Jesuit HS) in 27th place. Davies was running her first race since 2011 after being injured last season.
Although rival Loyola Marymount won the women's race, the Waves finished ahead of six other teams: USC, Cal State Fullerton, San Diego State, Long Beach State, San Diego and Cal State Bakersfield.
On the men's side, the Waves' top six runners in the 8K were freshmen, led by Ben Fox (Colorado Springs, Colo./Cheyenne Mountain HS), who came in 61st place.
"For our freshmen that ran in high school, it's not a step up in distance for the women like it is for the men," Radnoti said. "The men are running two more miles, and it's a real stretch to go from three to five miles. But it was a good opener for the men and they learned a lot of things."
Eleven of the 17 Pepperdine women that ran the race were newcomers, while the same was true for seven of the nine men.
"The culture of creating a winning team here is on the upswing and we're really excited about it," Radnoti said.
The Waves will be hosting the Pepperdine Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 14, at 9 a.m. in Alumni Park. It's a preview meet for the West Coast Conference Championships, which Pepperdine is hosting for the first time on November 2.
Great finish for Women! 2nd in Division I, beat USC, Cal State Fullerton, San Diego St, Long Beach St, USD pic.twitter.com/A8i3RRM2qw— Robert Radnoti (@CoachRadnoti) August 31, 2013


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Calgary Flames prospect Brett Kulak is facing criminal charges after an altercation at a party this summer in Delta, B.C.
Kulak, who was selected by the Flames in the fourth round of the 2012 NHL Draft and is in his third season with the Western Hockey League's Vancouver Giants, is charged with assault causing bodily harm and uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm.
According to reports out of Vancouver, the 19-year-old defenceman is due back in court Nov. 20.
"We were just made aware that Brett has been charged with assault and uttering threats as the result of an incident this past August in Delta, B.C. We have discussed the matter with Brett and are continuing to acquire additional information," said Flames GM Jay Feaster in a statement.
"While we don't condone the behaviour associated with these charges, the Calgary Flames organization continues to support Brett as he moves through the legal process and we learn more about the incident.
"As the matter is before the courts in B.C., we are limited in the information we can publicly discuss and are unable to comment any further on the incident at this time."
Kulak has nine goals and 13 assists in 21 games for the Giants so far this season. He attended summer development camp and rookie camp with the Flames and participated in the 2013 Young Stars Classic in Penticton, B.C.
Giants forward Jackson Houck, a draft pick of the Edmonton Oilers, was also charged with assault causing bodily harm in connection with the Aug. 18 incident.
"What we can say is that our players are held to a higher standard and, for the most part, live up to that. This is the first instance that we have had a player have to go to court, and that is unfortunate," said Giants owner Ron Toigo in a statement released Saturday.
"Both these players have been, and are, very good citizens and have been good members of our community. It is unfortunate that one negative incident gets the attention instead of all the good things that have been done.
"They are both prepared to deal with whatever the court decides."
Kulak isn't the only Flames prospect with an upcoming court date.
Minor-league winger Michael Ferland faces charges of assault and aggravated assault in connection with an incident in July 2012 outside a bar in Cochrane and will stand trial in June.
Now 21, Ferland is currently skating for the AHL's Abbotsford Heat and scored the first two goals of his professional career in Saturday's 4-3 victory over the Toronto Marlies.
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