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- NAME: Robert Adamson
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- BIRTH DATE: April 26, 1821
- DEATH DATE: January 14, 1848
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Burnside, Fife (near St. Andrews), Scotland, United Kingdom
- PLACE OF DEATH: St. Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Robert Adamson was a Scottish chemist and photographer who is best known for producing 2500 Calotype photographic prints with painter David Octavius Hill.
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Born in Burnside, Fife (near St. Andrews), Scotland, on April 26, 1821, Robert Adamson was a chemist and pioneer in photography. In 1843, Adamson helped David Hill apply the Calotype process of making photographic prints on silver chloride paper. Working together, they produced some 2500 Calotypes, mainly portraits but also landscapes (1843–48). Adamson died on January 14, 1848, in St. Andrews, Scotland.
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I have some feedback on a couple of the pointers above, for what it's worth: It's true that it is the evaporation of sweat that cools you in hot weather (it's why you remain so much hotter in humid conditions). I live in Perth, Western Australia, where the summers are hot and the winters are temperate. In hot weather, we wear quality lightweight jerseys only, which wick the sweat away. I would suffer heat stress if I wore two layers in the heat of summer - I've had to stop to strip it off on spring days which turn unseasonably warm. In fact, here we use the supposed 'summer' base layers to keep warm in winter - they are fine but the extra layer traps warm air and does the trick. We throw on a gilet if the wind is up. I actually did buy a Pearl Izumi merino underlayer for winter - worn once - too hot for our climate. So, my advice would be it really depends on how hot is hot and how cold is cold where you live! Also, regarding whether to descend on your drops or not: I would also tell a beginner that braking on the hoods takes far more energy and exhausts the muscles in your arms very quickly because the brakes are less sensitive from this position. On the drops, you can apply the brakes with your fingers, which uses very little energy. My first ever big, technical descent as a rank beginner was the Col de la Forclaz in the French Rhone Alpes. With snow gutters on one side and sheer drops on the other, it wasn't long before my arms were screaming! My advice would be, don't tackle a massive descent until you've practised descending on the drops!
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Steven Finn is unlikely to play in the first Test against India having missed practice on Tuesday. The England fast bowler was forced off the pitch after four overs of the first warm-up game of the tour against India A and was subsequently diagnosed with a thigh strain. Stuart Broad also missed the third warm-up game with a bruised heel.
While Finn and Broad bowled with impressive pace at practice on Sunday, it seems the England management were unwilling to risk two bowlers in the same Test. Finn barely participated in fielding practice and did not bowl a single delivery in the nets. While he is not thought to have suffered any injury setback, it seems the England management are keen not to risk his recovery; particularly in a Test that will be played in hot, arduous conditions.
Broad, however, bowled several spells at full pace in practice on Tuesday and appears certain to play. While it is possible that England are attempting to steal a march on India and are simply keeping Finn under wraps - Graeme Swann is the latest spinner to claim he has a mystery delivery - that would be unlike them.
"The one thing you would say is, if there was a realistic chance of Finn playing, then he probably would have had a long bowl today," England wicketkeeper Matt Prior said after practise.
Finn's absence is likely to mean a recall for Tim Bresnan. Bresnan bowled increasingly well in the final warm-up game and, with his ability to reverse swing the ball and bat at No.8, England are set to prefer him to the spin option of Monty Panesar.
It could mean there is no place for Panesar. Samit Patel's good form with the bat and his ability to fill the role of a defensive second spinner will see him come into the side at No.6 as England, with a mind to the balance of the side, ensure they bat deep. Panesar's modest batting continues to count against him.
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Conde Nast named it the Best City in the World. Beautiful San Miguel de Allende, colonial gem in the heart of Mexico. At Casa Lenita, your guestroom offers your own bath,a community terrace with trees and plants, comfy furniture, privacy and tranquility. We share the street entrance, but your space is upstairs and separate. Stairs to the azotea provide 360 views of the Parroquia and surrounding hills, church domes and gorgeous star-filled night skies.
Your room includes a comfortable queen size bed, internet, tastefully decorated with Guatemalan and Mexican textiles and art by your host. Coffee, tea, fruit available, and coffee maker is in your room. Traditional boveda ceiling, computer desk, lots of windows, you just might never want to leave. But leave you must, if you want to see San Miguel and it's shops, galleries, museums, jardines, cobblestone streets, parades, dancers, musicians, all the things that make this the best destination in colonial Mexico.
This (email hidden)ly but safe neighborhood in Colonia Guadalupe, where kids play soccer in the street and everyone greets you with a smile. Recently we were officially designated as The Guadalupe Arts District, and you will find beautiful colorful murals on the walls as you stroll around the streets. If you would like, I can book you a full or half day tour of the studios of our artists in this Arts District. I will also find you a workshop or class to fit your needs, be they art, yoga, or meditation. Need a good masseuse, acupuncture, or something else? Just let me know and I'll get you the info.
We're a flat 5 to 7 min. walk to both Centro and Fabrica Aurora, 2 min. walk to Via Organica market, restaurant and El Pato art store. The tienda on our corner has produce, and just about anything you need.
Two blocks away you can catch a bus or a taxi if you wish to venture further.
My home is smoke-free, pet-free and scent-free; if you have allergies, this is a healthy and perfect environment for you. Sorry, no handicap access.
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We stayed at both of Lena's rooms at her home/studio. Both rooms were really great! We loved being in the neighborhood and getting a taste of what it's like to live in San Miguel de Allende. Sitting out on the terrace was quite a pleasure to take a break during the day. The rooms are comfortable, and being surrounded by Lean's artworks was a joy. I hope we can make it back soon!
Casita Lena was a lovely place. I had the upstairs bedroom and availed myself of the kitchen to make myself breakfast. A real neighbourhood! A short walk from the Centro historical. Everything about Casita Lena was soulful! from her personal art collection to the tasteful decor. Hats off to Lena! Lena's staff were extremely friendly and attentive. San Miguel is an interesting place! especially for anglophones for whom there is much to do. I highly recommend Guanajuato as a side trip while you are in San Miguel. University town with more young people and more Spanish-speaking.
Lena was a wonderful host. She showed us around her place and explained everything in detail. She left information in our room about San Miguel with recommendations for restaurants and shops that were very useful. The room was very nice, clean, and the decoration was beautiful. The house is very well located just 10 minutes walk to downtown and 5 minutes to Via Organica (a very good organic restaurant). I will definitely stay at her place again.
This apartment is stunning. The photos here look very good but in person it's just fantastic. We don't understand how she can offer it at this price! This was one of the best places we have ever stayed anywhere in the world. On the practical side, the shower is very hot with good pressure. Having a washing machine and a terrace with a clothesline was a great convenience. San Miguel de Allende can get cold at night so there is a heater in the bedroom too.
We really appreciated staying in a non-touristy area of San Miguel de Allende. Lena's house is just minutes away from the center, but we were in a real neighbourhood, not trapped with other tourists.
Lena was such a warm, wonderful, and interesting host. We do wish we stayed longer so we could talk to her more. We left behind some chargers at Lena's house by accident and she offered to mail it back to us, it was so kind of her. We really hope to return some day!
This house is absolutely fantastic! Lena has created a world of art in a beautiful setting in a fantastic location. The shaded rooftop patio with a view of the parroquia is a perfect siesta spot and the beautiful domed ceiling in the bedroom made us feel like royalty on vacation. Lena's work is scattered throughout the house giving the spaces a personal feel, a sense of purpose, and a whimsical humor. We really liked the fact that the room we stayed in was a suite in its own part of the house entirely. It felt very private, yet the large glass doors that opened onto the interior courtyard made us feel as if the entire garden patio was there for us alone. The house is quirky, so if you are looking for conventional and boring, this may not be the spot for you. It is in the middle of a fun district of town populated with locals and artists, which does not necessarily get quiet at night, especially during festival time, which is all the time in San Miguel! We stayed in December, when it can get downright chilly at night. The space heater provided did an excellent job at keeping the bedroom warm, but we needed to move it to the bathroom in the morning to make showers more comfortable. San Miguel has a bit of a water shortage, and Lena does her part to pitch in. Water heaters are small, so no long American showers here. Speaking of water, we really appreciated the multitude of consistently filled fresh water jugs set around the house for use. We also made extensive use of the available WiFi, which is not quite accessible from the dome room, but was good and fast in the main part of the house. There is also a clothes washer available, which we made use of. We never felt we lacked for anything at Lena's! We loved the section of town, we loved Lena's company and helpful answers to all our questions, and we would gladly stay here again. In fact, we are looking forward to it!
A perfect fit for our stay in San Miguel de Allende! A short walk from a quiet location that has everything we could wish for. The accommodation was very clean and tastefully decorated. Our host, Lena was friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable about the area. Stay with Lena and you won't be disappointed!
Ten stars for Casa Lentia! I spent two weeks in this beautiful home. It is charming, clean, comfortable and in a great location. The best part of staying there was getting to know Lena, who is gracious, generous, and deeply knowledgeable about all things, both cultural and practical, in San Miguel, Mexico and beyond. May you be blessed with the experience of staying here as I was.
I stayed nearly two weeks with Lena and cannot say enough good things about how comfortable and convenient her place is, and how full of local charm and artistic touches, with everything I could have needed and wanted. Lena, herself, is an extraordinary host--so warm and generous and thoughtful. Hers is a happy home and she exudes well-being. I was glad to have a host who was American, yet who knew her way fully around town. I was traveling solo and have some health issues, and I don't speak Spanish, so this was a great reassurance to me. Her location in SMA's art district (lots of cool murals around, yet otherwise, a real neighborhood feel, and not saturated with tourists) and just around the corner from the organic market/restaurant (where I could quickly pop in for a snack or drink or meal, and know it would be clean and good) ... was really great.
We had a wonderful stay! The whole place is beautiful and the view from the terrace is even better than the pictures. We slept very well as the bed was comfortable and the room was surprisingly quiet for how close to centro it is. Great restaurants like Via Organica are only two blocks away while centro is a close and enjoyable walk. Lena's art and the other carefully selected decorations and furnishings give the place a very unique and memorable feel. We loved having our own coffee pot as well as snacks, purified water and reusable glasses. We can't wait to be back again soon :)
We arrived in San Miguel during an unusually rainy week but had an amazing time nonetheless! Lena's home was beautiful, and only a short walk from the town's main square. Lena was very helpful and kind, and provided coffee, tea and fruit (and umbrellas!) every morning. We definitely recommend a stay at the Terrace Hideaway!


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And so it was, two years ago, that I found myself at the Chopra Center at Southern California's elegant La Costa Resort and Spa. At the time, I was the editor of a magazine dedicated to the merits of leading a healthy, balanced life. Ironically, I had been working 12-hour days for months. My staff was begging for me to take a few days off; my boss kindly, then rather firmly, suggested that I do so. I decided that at Chopra I could work on my yoga, do a little detox, log some meditation hours, and maybe even get a future story out of the mix (et voila!). What's more, I would deepen the typical spa experience by getting treatments based in the ancient Indian healing art of Ayurveda. I would take a little vacation, yes, but I would not waste my time. I'd sign up for a crash course in the Perfect Health program (normally a five-day program; I would do it in three), then get back on the job—informed, rejuvenated, and acceptably refreshed. Dosha DiagnosisSituated in Carlsbad, California, just north of San Diego, the La Costa Resort and Spa is breathtaking and luxurious. Surrounded by glowing, clearly affluent families in their matching golf attire, I had never felt so out of place. But when I set foot through the door of the Chopra Center, I knew I was at home. It was slightly darker and a little funkier...still lovely, but with the signs and symbols of yoga all around. There was Ganesha smiling down on me. It would be OK—I could make effort here; I could have ease. The yoga, meditation, and cooking classes offered at the center confirmed this hunch. It was during one of these group sessions that I had an "Aha!" moment that would change my attitude toward relaxation—if not forever, at least for the course of this particular vacation. We'd all just had our dosha makeup diagnosed and now knew whether we were an airy, creative, changeable vata; a driven, intense, fiery pitta; an earthy, loving, steady kapha; or some mix of the above. (Most of us are made up of a combination of doshas, with one or possibly two that are predominant. To learn more about your dosha mix, take the quiz at yogajournal.com/ayurveda.) David Greenspan, a former corporate executive who's now Chopra's lead educator in Ayurveda and meditation, was giving a talk on the interplay of the doshas within each of us when someone in the class asked, "What dosha type do you see most often at the Chopra Center?" Greenspan didn't have to think for long. "Vata types," he answered. "Vatas go out of balance very quickly, and they are the quickest to take action. Generally when vatas go out of whack, they start to feel anxious and overwhelmed, and they want to do something about it. Vata types come here saying they need to slow down so they can think clearly." The least likely to show up, he said, were kapha types. "Imbalanced kaphas feel withdrawn and sluggish, and they don't do much of anything unless they really feel inspired," he explained. "It's a rare couch potato who will leap up and say, 'I need to get to the spa!'" Instead, kaphas tended to show up because a concerned family member sent them. And right in the middle were pittas. "Pittas come in because they have been burning the candle at both ends—they've been running at such a high level of execution that they are literally fried," Greenspan said. "They are working all the time, barking at people, causing and getting headaches. They're not taking any time off for anything. They end up getting so overheated everyone around them gets burned. I call it scorching the village." OverheatedHuh. I myself am a pitta type, and something about this scenario sounded...familiar. My ears pricked up as he outlined the cure: "Pittas need to be soothed; they are inflamed. You can only get so inflamed before you incinerate yourself. You're like an engine running, running, running. You have to shut off so you can cool down." I know the truth when I hear it. I was a pitta out of control. I needed to do what people come to spas to do: let go, unwind, and turn myself over to someone else to manage for a little while. Create space. Surrender. See what would happen. And so I did. I stopped, just for my two remaining days, striving and angling for control. I let the Chopra Center recommend my treatments and enjoyed a balancing shirodhara treatment, a soothing abhyanga massage, and a completely blissful sound-therapy-massage hybrid treatment called Gandharva, with glorious crystal singing bowls—something I would have never selected for myself—too frivolous. I had the great fortune to meet with David Simon, the neurologist who's the medical director, CEO, and cofounder of the Chopra Center. He recommended that I simply create some space in my schedule every day—five-minute "buffer zones" before and after each of my many meetings and endless tasks. That would, he said, go a long way toward creating balance and helping me tap into my own compassionate heart. For the next two days, I ate well; I drank tea. Between spa appointments, I did—amazingly—nothing. I sat by the pool. I sipped cucumber water. My head began to clear. I felt a little better. But though I was relinquishing control, I was still soaking up information. The best mind-body spas send you home with the tools you need to balance your life outside their rarified walls. I was learning what I needed to know about how to eat, sleep, exercise, and keep a cool head even as I kept a warm heart. And that, says Robert MacDonald, an acupuncturist and massage therapist who is director of healing for the Exhale Mind Body Spa (with facilities in New York City and four other locations around the country), is what makes a visit to the spa transformational. "When you embrace therapies like yoga or acupuncture or even bodywork, you're really reaching for tools that can elevate you to a higher level of functionality," he says. "If you go off to a spa and you just have treatments and don't learn anything, it's like going on the Atkins diet. It's great when you're using it, but when you get back to your regular life, it all falls apart. But a good spa is about sustainable transformation." For Seane Corn, an occasional spa visit is part of her ongoing pitta-management plan. Corn is a busy yoga instructor, DVD star (her latest video is Yoga from the Heart), and an ambassador for the nonprofit organization YouthAIDS. 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Realizing the importance of putting students in direct contact with USD alumni and parent professionals, the USD Parents Association along with the Office of Parent Relations created the Knowledge Transfer program.
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Smithsonian Web Exhibit Shines Light on the History of Disability
(posted August 13, 2013)
The Smithsonian Natural History Museum launched an accessible online exhibit June 2013 illustrating the rich and varied history of disability through images of people and objects. Exhibition resources include six thematic posters in English or Spanish that you are free to use in a classroom, dorm, office, or for presentations. Click here to begin your tour of EveryBody: An Artifact History of Disability. For additional images and background on the Disability Rights Movement, click here to explore the Smithsonian's kiosk display from their 2000-2001 physical exhibition.
New School/District Assessment Tool Now Available!
(posted May 30, 2013)
The National Post-school Outcomes Center (NSTTAC) and the National Transition Technical Assistance Center (PSO) recently developed the evidence-based Predictor Implementation School/District Self-Assessment. This checklist provides schools, districts, or other stakeholders in secondary transition a framework for determining the degree to which their program is implementing practices which are likely to lead to more positive post-school outcomes for students with disabilities. Click here to take a look at this free resource.
2012 National Focus Group Attempts to Close the Gap
(posted May 02, 2013)
The results of the May 6 7, 2012 NSTTAC led Focus Group are now available online. Transition to College and Careers for Youth with Disabilities: Dreams vs. Reality, Gaps and Challenges, and Strategies to Address Them identifies the findings of stakeholders and experts from across the United States invited to participate in a focus group to identify key challenges and solutions to transition issues. Click here to see the recommended strategies for policy change.
NEW! Contacting Hard-to-Find Youth: Strategies for the Post-School Survey
(posted April 29, 2013)
National Post-School Outcomes Center recently developed a document summarizing strategies for contacting underrepresented, hard-to-find youth in post-school surveys. These strategies were recommended by youth and their families from focus groups across four states. Click here for a link to the document.
Fun New Tool to Organize Your Favorite Sites!
(posted January 08, 2013)
Tired of hunting-down your favorite transition websites? Put our bookmarking tool to use collecting websites into one handy location in your Transition Coalition Library. Log-in and go to My Items in My Library to get started. New to website? Click here to register.


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Florida State's Michael Snaer's left-handed runner in heavy traffic with 4 seconds left lifted the Seminoles to a 53-51 win over Virginia Thursday after the Cavaliers had fought back from an 11-point deficit to take the lead in the game's final seconds.
It was the fourth game-winning shot by Snaer in Atlantic Coast Conference play this season and his sixth over the past two years.
Okaro White led the Seminoles (16-14, 8-9 ACC) with 17 points while Snaer finished with 14.
Akil Mitchell led Virginia (20-10, 10-7) with 15 points and a game-high 12 rebounds, but missed a layup with 21 seconds left with the Cavaliers leading 51-50.
Florida State's Devon Bookert grabbed the rebound and Florida State called a timeout with 12 seconds left.
Joe Harris, whose two free throws gave Virginia the lead with 1:28 left, missed a desperation heave from 3-point distance at the final buzzer.
Snaer lifts Florida State over Virginia
Snaer game-winner sinks Cavaliers
Published On: Mar 07 2013 09:55:30 PM EST
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Man calls 911 for weed, Kool-Aid
Updated On: May 01 2013 02:14:44 PM CDT
All Jarvis Sutton wanted was Kool-Aid, some burgers and a little weed. But he called the wrong folks to get them.
According to police, the 34-year-old St. Petersburg, Fla., man called 911 about 80 times on Sunday requesting the items, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
Sutton admitted to making the calls.
And apparently, he was still pretty hungry.
On the way to the police station, he started chewing on the foam attached to the metal caging in the back of a police cruiser, according to The Associated Press.
Sutton faces a charge of misusing the 911 system, and remained in the Pinellas County jail Wednesday.
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