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Marcion - Revelator of True Gnosis
software exploring original Gnostic scriptures
current version: 1.8 RC5
copyright © 2009-2014 Milan Konvicka
This software is published under the GPL v2 license.
Marcion is an educational software forming an integrated study environment of ancient languages (esp. Coptic, Greek and Latin) and providing necessary tools and resources (dictionaties, grammars, texts, manuscripts). Although Marcion is focused on to study the gnosticism and the early christianity, it is a customizable universal library working with various file formats (html, pdf, djvu) and allowing to collect, organize and backup books and texts of any kind and search for words and phrases in a desired selection of texts.
Overview of primary gnostic sources in Coptic language delivered with Marcion: Nag Hammadi Library (all texts); Berlin Codex (all texts); Codex Tchacos (Gospel of Judas); Askew Codex (Pistis Sophia); Bruce Codex (Books of Jeu)
Overview of sources of the early christianity in Coptic, Greek and Latin languages: Septuagint (LXX); Greek New Testament; Coptic New Testament (Sahidic, Bohairic); Coptic Old Testament (Sahidic, Bohairic); Christian apocrypha (Acts of Apostles); Latin Vulgate
Overview of tools of Marcion: Coptic dictionary (W. E. Crum); Greek dictionary (LSJ); Coptic grammars (J. M. Plumley, H. Tattam); Latin dictionary (Ch. T. Lewis), Latin grammar (Ch. E. Bennett); simultaneous reader of versed texts, numeric converter between various ancient numeral systems; partially automated interlinear translator (word by word) of Coptic texts; Djvu reader; Pdf reader; and more ...
latest update of the web: 25. February
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(all downloads are available on the project page too)
main application & source code
binaries of Marcion 1.7.1 (Linux, Windows, Mac OS X)
view source code
package | date | description |
1.8 RC5/6 | 7. January 2014 | some bugfixes, for Linux and Windows, full package for Mac OS X (Intel 64) |
1.8 RC4 | 15. November 2013 | binaries for linux and windows,
revision 606, applicable on 1.7 Converter of Roman numbers added. + many bugfixes and improvements |
1.8 RC3 | 18. August 2013 | binaries for linux and windows,
revision 599, applicable on 1.7 Pdf reader improved. + some fixes and updates |
1.8 RC2 | 2. July 2013 | binaries for linux and windows,
revision 575, applicable on 1.7 Opened books management added. + some improvements |
1.8 RC1 | 8. June 2013 | binaries for linux and windows,
revision 568, applicable on 1.7 MDI interface was removed, the application is now working with standalone windows enhanced by bundled tools. + some fixes and updates |
Coptic dictionary (data)
It is necessary to rebuild the index of a Coptic dictionary data after the data was successfully imported, otherwise the Coptic dictionary will produce improper search results.
file | last change |
3356-8932-2 | 15.11. 2013 (few fixes) |
3356-8932-h | 5.5. 2013 (installed and indexed in 1.7.1, headers fixed) |
text | script | language |
texts (utf8) these texts can be used through the application only |
Coptic New Testament | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Coptic Old Testament | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Nag Hammadi Library | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Codex Tchacos | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Berlin Codex (Codex Akhmim) | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Life of st. Anthony | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Pistis Sophia (Book I, II) update to version >= 1.6.5 |
Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Coptic Apocrypha update to version >= 1.6.5 |
Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Coptic New Testament | Coptic | Coptic (Bohairic) |
Coptic Old Testament | Coptic | Coptic (Bohairic) |
Gospel of Thomas (P. Oxy. 654, 1, 655) | Greek | Greek |
Septuagint (LXX) | Greek | Greek |
Greek New Testament | Greek | Greek |
Acts of Apostles | Greek | Greek |
Book of Henoch | Greek | Greek |
Corpus Hermeticum | Greek | Greek |
Westminster Leningrad Codex | Hebrew | Hebrew |
Westminster Leningrad Codex (non-accented) | Hebrew | Hebrew |
Vulgata >= 1.7.1 | Latin | Latin |
Vulgata Clementina >= 1.7.1 | Latin | Latin |
King James Version | Latin | English |
Bible Kralicka (Bible of Kralice) | Latin | Czech |
Cesky ekumenicky preklad | Latin | Czech |
transscribed texts | ||
Pistis Sophia (djvu, txt - utf8 unicode) | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
Books of Jeu (djvu) | Coptic | Coptic (Sahidic) |
manuscripts | ||
Prayer of Apostle Paul NH I,A-B (djvu) | Coptic | Coptic |
Apocryphon of James NH I,1-16 (djvu) | Coptic | Coptic |
Gospel of Truth NH I,16-43 (djvu) | Coptic | Coptic |
Gospel of Thomas NH II,32-51 (djvu) | Coptic | Coptic |
(under construction) user guide
Coptic dictionary
The searchable Coptic dictionary is a cornerstone of the entire project. It is based on Coptic Dictionary by W. E. Crum (Clarendon Press 1939) and the data structure follows Crum's model. This online version serves as a demonstration mainly, most sophisticated features and search methods are set in the application itself, including the utf8 unicode input. The dictionary is still complemented, primarily from the gnostic scriptures, but from other sources also.
printed version (browse) | Coptic dictionary (search)
Greek dictionary
Liddell and Scott's Greek-English Lexicon (LSJ). The data have an origin in Perseus Hopper[↓links↓] (and are available in Diogenes[↓links↓] project too). Perseus Hopper provides the best online interface of LSJ dictionary. This online version can to search for words in their base form only, the application allows to search for inflected words moreover, through the transliteraded or the utf8 unicode input.
Greek dictionary - LSJ (search)
Coptic grammar
J. M. Plumley, An Introductory Coptic Grammar. This grammar is referenced from interlinear translations of Marcion to paragraphs corresponding with individual morphs. It deals exclusively with Sahidic dialect of Coptic language. The hypertext version originates from the famous Metalogos[↓links↓] of Patterson Brown, who transcribed it from a handwriting (which can be found on Metalogos too) and edited it to the current form. Another highly recommended tools are "A Coptic grammar" by Bentley Layton (Sahidic dialect) and "A compendious grammar of the Egyptian language" by H. Tattam (more dialects, contained in Marcion).
An Introductory Coptic Grammar
translations from Coptic language
Marcion disposes by a tool designed for to creating interlinear translations of Nag Hammadi codices (and any other Coptic text of any dialect available in utf8 unicode character set) from Coptic language, which parses the original text into sentences and subsequently to words and it is able to identify individual lexems and morphs due to the coherence of a dictionary, a grammar and a database of grammatical entities. Although the translator works well and the database contains a sufficient amount of entries, a work with it is still difficult and consumes a lot of time, so translations grows up slowly. A main goal of the project was to create a collection of translations of Nag Hammadi Library texts together with a referential system reciprocally comprising the gnostic and the early christian literature in a deeper significance, but only one small step is done yet. The translator and the translations needs a many improvements. Nevertheless, the work continues and I hope that new translations will to be created.
Nag Hammadi Library | Codex Tchacos |
other involvements
Pistis Sophia
The Pistis Sophia (Askew Codex) is progressively transscripted into the utf8 unicode character set.
Coptic Apocrypha
Coptic Apocrypha in the dialect of Upper Egypt.
Greek and Coptic unicode fonts
Marcion allows to change Coptic, Greek, Latin and Hebrew fonts to any preferred unicode font (in the case that a non-unicode font is chosen, the application produces invalid results). New Athena Unicode is used for Coptic, Greek and Latin scripts, Ezra SIL for Hebrew script by default.
font | script | preview |
New Athena Unicode (recommended for this site) | Greek, Coptic | |
Antinoou | Greek, Coptic | |
Quivira | Greek, Coptic |
other unicode Coptic fonts[↓links↓]
external links
Coptic language
Greek language
Latin language
Coptic and Greek manuscripts
Coptic and Greek unicode fonts


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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACRDr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology. IN THIS ARTICLE
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Read MoreAccording to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports via sources, former IU forward D.J. White has reached an agreement on a one-year deal to play with the Shanghai Sharks of the Chinese Basketball Association.
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2 eggs
1/3 cup milk
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1/4 tsp allspice
1/4 tsp cloves
1/4 tsp ginger
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup flour
1/2 cup chopped pecans
2 Tbsp melted butter
1.) Peel and slice the yams in thin disks... about 1/2" thick.
2.) Boil them in boiling salted water like you would for mashed potatoes.
3.) Once soft enough to mash, drain the sweet potatoes well and turn them into a baking dish (I usually use a dish about 2 1/2 qt).
4.) Mash the sweet potatoes with the sugar, eggs, milk, vanilla, and spices until light and fluffy.
5.) Bake, uncovered, about 20 minutes at 350*.
6.) Meanwhile, mix up the topping by combining the brown sugar, flour, and pecans.
7.) After 20 minutes, take out the sweet potatoes, sprinkle the topping over them, drizzle the melted butter over the topping and pop back into the oven for another 20 minutes.
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by Genevieve Conti, Assistant Editor
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Tom Covella, Group President of STS Component Solutions, stated "This is a very exciting new opportunity for STS Component Solutions. We have prior experience with this engine model and many of our core customers operate this engine model, thus allowing us to further expand our capabilities."
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To achieve a 15-dB transmission loss in the plastic pipe — comparable to the results you'd get if you replaced it with cast iron — you'll need to wrap it with a material that has a minimum STC of 29 (or, if there is already insulation in the cavity, an STC of 26). My company wraps plumbing and hvac ducts in a 1 1/8-inch-thick loaded vinyl barrier with a scrim-faced fiberglass quilt; it has an STC of 29. If the pipes are already insulated, we use 1/8-inch-thick loaded vinyl with an STC of 27. We make sure there's an overlap of at least one inch (4 inches is preferred) when wrapping and use zip ties to hold the acoustic barrier in place. To help contain noise, we caulk the overlaps with a flexible sealant called Big Stretch (800/289-7290, sashcosealants.com)
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - View original article
Brain: Vestibular nuclei | |
Dissection of brainstem. Dorsal view. (Caption for "Vestibular nucleus" is visible at left.) | |
Latin | nuclei vestibulares |
Gray's | p.788 |
Part of | Medulla |
System | Vestibular system |
Artery | AICA |
NeuroNames | hier-711 |
Brain: Vestibular nuclei | |
Dissection of brainstem. Dorsal view. (Caption for "Vestibular nucleus" is visible at left.) | |
Latin | nuclei vestibulares |
Gray's | p.788 |
Part of | Medulla |
System | Vestibular system |
Artery | AICA |
NeuroNames | hier-711 |
The vestibular nuclei are the cranial nuclei for the vestibular nerve.
In Terminologia Anatomica they are grouped in both the pons and medulla.
There are 4 subnuclei; they are situated at the floor of the fourth ventricle.
Name | Location | Notes |
medial vestibular nucleus (dorsal or chief vestibular nucleus) | medulla (floor of fourth ventricle) | corresponding to the lower part of the area acustica in the rhomboid fossa;[citation needed] the caudal end of this nucleus is sometimes termed the descending or spinal vestibular nucleus. |
lateral vestibular nucleus or nucleus of Deiters | medulla (upper) | consisting of large cells and situated in the lateral angle of the rhomboid fossa; the dorso-lateral part of this nucleus is sometimes termed the nucleus of Bechterew. |
inferior vestibular nucleus | medulla (lower) | |
superior vestibular nucleus | pons |
The fibers of the vestibular nerve enter the medulla oblongata on the medial side of those of the cochlear, and pass between the inferior peduncle and the spinal tract of the trigeminal.
They then divide into ascending and descending fibers. The latter end by arborizing around the cells of the medial nucleus, which is situated in the area acustica of the rhomboid fossa. The ascending fibers either end in the same manner or in the lateral nucleus, which is situated lateral to the area acustica and farther from the ventricular floor.
Some of the axons of the cells of the lateral nucleus, and possibly also of the medial nucleus, are continued upward through the inferior peduncle to the roof nuclei of the opposite side of the cerebellum, to which also other fibers of the vestibular root are prolonged without interruption in the nuclei of the medulla oblongata.
A second set of fibres from the medial and lateral nuclei end partly in the tegmentum, while the remainder ascend in the medial longitudinal fasciculus to arborize around the cells of the nuclei of the oculomotor nerve.
Fibres from the lateral vestibular nucleus also pass via the vestibulospinal tract, to anterior horn cells at many levels in the spinal cord, in order to co-ordinate head and trunk movements.
This article incorporates text from a public domain edition of Gray's Anatomy.


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The sun never shined on a cause of greater worth. 'Tis not the affair of a city, a country, a province, or a kingdom, but of a continent—of at least one eighth part of the habitable globe. 'Tis not the concern of a day, a year, or an age; posterity are virtually involved in the contest, and will be more or less affected, even to the end of time, by the proceedings now. Now is the seed time of continental union, faith and honor. The least fracture now will be like a name engraved with the point of a pin on the tender rind of a young oak; The wound will enlarge with the tree, and posterity read it in full grown characters.
-Thomas Paine, "Common Sense"
What began as a series of protests over taxes imposed by Great Britain on the American colonies "without due representation" has quickly escalated to mob rule and violence. The Battles of Lexington and Concord have set the stage for a war between the greatest military force in the world and a group of ragtag rebel colonists led by the same man who lit a spark that ignited into the French and Indian War twenty years prior.
The Second Continental Congress is split on how to deal with the problems facing them. Do they continue trying to ask King George for peace, or do they absolve allegiance to Great Britain and pray for General Washington's unlikely victory?
The players are in place. Will the Americans claim victory? Or will the might of the British Empire crush all hopes for independence?
Day 1 - The Declaration of Independence
Night 1 - Turncoat Redcoat
Day 2 - The Conqueror of the Old Northwest
Night 2 - Mob Rule
Day 3 - My Dear General
Night 3 - The Battle of Germantown
Day 4 - The Swamp Fox and the Indian
Night 4 - One Life to Give
Day 5 - The American Sage
Night 5 - The Consequences of Being British
Day 6 - Not Yet Begun to Fight
Night 6 - The Mischianza
Day 7 - As Pure a Son of Liberty
Night 7 - God Save the King
Day 8 - Valley Forge
Night 8 - A Toast to America
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Love these holiday photos of Matt & Julie, including the fake Texas snow!
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Pleased to see some of my images in the new issue of Prime Living Magazine. Take a peek and enjoy your holiday!
Event Design and Styling: Grit + Gold / Wedding Flowers: We Plus You / Hair, Makeup, and Wardrobe: Beauty & the Blush / Pies: Uncle Willie's / Rentals: Give Me Props and The Vintage Dish / Stationery: Caroline Creates / Custom Napkins: Love Dove
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Favorite frame from Autumn's bridal portraits. Drama.
Engaged: Rachel and James
Rachel and James are one of my favorite couples and I can hardly wait until their Austin wedding next Spring! Flower Crown and Boutonniere by Bows and Arrows.
Elizabeth's Bridals
Congratulations Liz! You make a beautiful bride.
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Thank you Wedding Chicks for featuring this lovely outdoor Austin wedding! I had so much fun working with the awesome bride Tarin, who happens to be one of the founders of Fullosophie here in Dallas. Special thanks to the talented Julie Norine, who came along to second shoot! See more in the gallery here.
Venue: Le San Michele | Ceremony Dress: J.Crew | Reception Dress: Anthropologie | Jewelry: BHLDN | Bridesmaid Dresses: Madewell | Groom's Attire: Valentino | Flowers: DIY | Second Photographer: Julie Norine of Matt & Julie Weddings
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I had so much fun being a part of the November/December issue of Verily Magazine! Huge thanks to Stems of Dallas for creating a gorgeous Eucalyptus garland and Sara & Rocky for lending your casa! Pick up the latest issue to see more!
Style Me Pretty: Ben and Emily
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Now that Roblé Ali has established his Brooklyn based catering company, season two follows his business as it continues to grow by leaps and bounds with high-end clientele including musical artist John Legend, NBA star Tyson Chandler, and Phaedra Parks from The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Bravo serves up a new slice of culinary drama with Chef Roblé & Co. as Roblé Ali risks it all to cater the biggest events New York City has to offer. Chef Roblé Ali has cooked for everyone from red carpet rock stars to award-winning actors, but nothing has prepared him for the stresses and strains of setting up his own high-end catering company. From a doggie wedding in the Hamptons to a Bollywood inspired birthday party, this series follows Roblé and his team as they create world-class cuisine and produce jaw-dropping events for a range of top-name clients and celebrities, including Rachel Dratch, and Kandi Burruss from The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Roblé's girlfriend wants to do the "Hot Sauce Challenge" but Roblé thinks she doesn't know what she's getting in to.
Adam and Che heads to the Culinary Institute of America and visit their old stomping ground.
Artie and Roblé sit down and talk about their differences in order to move forward.
Join Jasmine as she goes on a blind date.
Artie sits down with Roblé to sort out their issues but it does not go so well.
Roblé confronts Dan about the kiss.
Roblé and his staff get another chance to impress B. Scott.
Dan and Roblé get caught kissing.
In the season finale, the team has a legendary night when they throw Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, Chrissy Teigen's 27th birthday party - a seafood extravaganza. As Roblé and his crew dance and laugh with Chrissy and her fiancé, John Legend, Artie is left wondering if he is in fact the odd man out, leaving his role with Roblé & Co. in uncharted waters. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
After the disastrous first attempt at catering a party for B.Scott, Roblé finally gets a chance for redemption when he throws the celebrity drag queen and his guests a seafood brunch do-over. In an effort to expand his business, Roblé decides the time is right to try out his couples-themed restaurant for one night only. But when the kitchen staff encounters unforeseen problems and Artie once again barges into the kitchen, will Roblé's dreams go up in flames? Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
The future looks bright for Chef Roblé & Co., but when Roblé is asked to cater a party that is supposed to look like it takes place in the year 2050, he is tasked with some serious forward thinking. With Artie and Kiku still reeling from the fallout from the Tyson Chandler event, it's uncertain if Roblé can get his team back on board. Meanwhile, Dan makes a bold move that offers Roblé a chance at an alternate future. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
Chef Roblé and his team bet on a slam dunk when they're asked to cater New York Knick Tyson Chandler's star-studded fundraiser and birthday dinner. However with back-to-back parties and an unusually detailed menu, guests are left waiting without food longer than Artie would like. Then, as tensions mount, Roblé and Kiku go toe-to-toe over a failed dessert that leaves the pastry chef sidelined. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
This week, Chef Roblé keeps it all in the family when he caters at New York Fashion Week for the debut of his cousins' clothing line, Mataano. Yet when Artie and Jasmine butt heads once again over the design of the event, it becomes a family feud. Roblé even demonstrates a little model behavior of his own when he convinces his new gal pal Shelby to strut her stuff on the runway. Meanwhile, Roble's assistant, Dan, performs her first single in front of the crew, and Jasmine suspects the emotional lyrics are about her brother. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
Chef Roblé heads to the Hamptons to cater a posh party for professional polo player Nic Roldan. The sexy Argentinian throws Roblé a curve ball when he asks him to make a delicacy - blood sausage - for the first time. Meanwhile, Jasmine and Artie continue to bicker over budget and event design, which leads them to break the cardinal rule of catering: no screaming in front of the client. Will the demands of the Hamptons crowd be too much for the team to handle? Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
Chef Roblé takes off a bigger bite than he can chew when he caters a party with an androgynous-themed menu for Internet celebrity and drag queen, B. Scott. After Jasmine and Roblé have an epic fight, she questions whether she made the right decision in coming back to work with her demanding brother. And, when a very specific client request isn't satisfied, temperatures hit an all-time high. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
In the second season premiere of "Chef Roblé & Co.," Roblé and his crew move into a new kitchen and are ready to take on New York's busy summer season of catering parties for the rich and famous. Roles are being redefined within the company when Roblé's sister, Jasmine, returns as Event Designer and Artie comes on board full-time as Event Director. With Artie and Jasmine both eager to impress Roblé and make their mark on the company, they end up stepping on each other's toes. The pressure heightens as their first client of the season is Real Housewife Phaedra Parks who asks Roblé to recreate a classic Southern Tea Party in New York City. Will the team pull off pleasing this very demanding client? Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
In the finale, Chef Roblé caters his first gay wedding and a dinner party for "Saturday Night Live" alum Rachel Dratch. While Rachel wants to go small, the grooms want to go big with a runway inspired reception. As Chef Roblé struggles to keep his clients happy, Jasmine is offered another job leading to an emotional confrontation that could see a permanent parting of the ways. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
For Chef Roblé this week keeping the client happy is easier said than done. Catering a 60th Wedding Anniversary for a kooky dress shop owner who want pigs in a blanket and cheesecake is one thing, but when you go against the founder of a connected party website (who just happens to hate meat), it's not long before there's blood on the carpet. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
Chef Roblé meets a Jersey Shore bachelorette who's more interested in tequila shots than canapés. Then a famed dinner party hostess pushes Roblé to his limits with a five-course dinner extravaganza that must "wow" New York's movers and shakers. Tensions run high and after a massive blowout, one staff member's future is left hanging in the balance. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
Chef Roblé leaves Brooklyn behind for two over-the-top events in the Hamptons. First, the team must organize a dog wedding for two Chihuahuas. Then Medieval madness is on the menu as they roast a full-sized pig for a naked statue unveiling. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video


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During his tenure in Congress, John P. Murtha fought to improve health care for military personnel and their families.
On Monday his efforts will be immortalized with the naming of the John P. Murtha Cancer Center at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md.
"As this went forward certain levels wanted to really give homage to one individual who really, over 20 years, made this possible," Col. Craig Shriver, cancer center director, said during a conference call with reporters. "Over the years congressman John Murtha has been very supportive and proactive in addressing the issue of cancer care, screening and prevention."
"In honor of that we determined the cancer center would be named the John P. Murtha Cancer Center," he added.
The center will be located at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, which is the result of a merger between the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the National Naval Medical Center at the National Naval Medical Center location. It is the only approved Department of Defense Center of Excellence for Cancer Care.
Locally, Murtha, who died in 2010, was instrumental in the development and funding of the Windber Research Institute, Joyce Murtha Breast Care Center and the John P. Murtha Regional Cancer Center in Johnstown.
Shriver said a study that was published a few years ago showed a high incidence of breast and prostate cancer in the military. Shriver said screening rates for active duty members and their families are higher than civilian screening rates in most communities. Murtha believed that beneficiary care for active military men and women was not just a requirement, it was an ethical mandate, he said.
"We're a firm believer that prevention is the best form of a cure," he said. "Thanks to his efforts in funding over the years with mammograms, research labs, within the DOD, there is a much higher screening rate of women who should be screened."
The center will continue partnerships the military already had with local cancer centers. Shriver said he will be at the Windber Research Institute Dec. 18 when the 50,000th specimen goes into the breast tissue repository. The repository contains cells that are being studied by researchers to develop cures and identify precursors to cancer.
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Spurs news and notes: McDyess to play, Tony Allen thought Manu was faking, and more
• San Antonio Spurs' Antonio McDyess suffered a neck injury from an accidental hit on the head from Tim Duncan which caused him to leave game three in the second half. Seems McDyess will give it a go tomorrow in game four:
Spurs starting center Antonio McDyess arrived at practice today showing no ill effects from the strained neck he suffered in Game 3. McDyess said he'll be ready to go in Game 4: "I'm feeling a whole lot better." (commercialappeal.com)
• Grizzlies' Tony Allen thought Manu Ginobili was faking his elbow injury:
Got to love Tony Allen. Just told reporters that he thought Manu was faking his elbow injury. "It's for the birds," Allen said.
"Everybody is banged up," Allen said. "You don't see me running to my PR guy telling him about an injury."
However, Ginobili says he doesn't care:
Manu on Tony Allen calling him a faker. "It's his opinion. I don't care."
• ESPN.com says Tony Parker's struggles against Memphis is of a huge concern:
But Parker's struggles are the biggest worry, even bigger than Antonio McDyess' scary late exit after McDyess injured his neck in a tangle with Duncan. With Ginobili already playing hurt thanks to that sprained right elbow, San Antonio needs Parker to win the matchup at point guard. Parker certainly had the flashier shoes in Game 3, switching to his silver space-boot look, but Conley has been undeniably steadier. The next time Parker conclusively wins that matchup will be the first.
• Sporting News says NBA fans could be watching the end of San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan which may also signal much needed changes in San Antonio:
What isn't funny is the very real possibility that the Spurs are on their last legs. Not only because Ginobili has a right arm injury that continues to bother him, or because 36-year-old Antonio McDyess left the court in excruciating pain with a hand injury during the fourth quarter. (He appears to be all right.)
No, this is mostly about legs — Duncan's legs.
It'll be Duncan's 35th birthday on Monday, but in Game 3 he looked older than that. Dozens of playoff games will do that to a guy.
• Express News' Tim Griffin shares the quotes from the Memphis media services form last night's game.
• MVPTexas.com is hoping for an all Texas Western Conference Finals.
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In the beginning, they explored the first half of the 19th century through the Br�nte sisters. Then it was Oscar Wilde and the late 19th century.
Now Joslyn Castle and singer-actress Jill Anderson are delving into the world of the Roaring '20s and author F. Scott Fitzgerald with "Jazz Age at the Castle," the third annual Joslyn Castle Literary Festival.
The festival, Saturday through Aug.�10, will include live theater and opera; a 1920s movie night; presentations on fashion, Prohibition, flappers, music and dance; exhibits prepared by the Durham Museum on life in the 1920s; and a classic car show.
"A big part of these festivals has been exploring a time period," said Anderson, the driving force behind the festival. "To examine the 1920s, Fitzgerald is an obvious choice. He's considered the voice of a generation."
Movie director Baz Luhrmann's recent remake of "The Great Gatsby," starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan, returned Fitzgerald to the public spotlight.
Fitzgerald's other novels include "This Side of Paradise," "The Beautiful and Damned" and "Tender Is the Night." He also wrote many short stories about youth and promise, age and despair. He coined the term Jazz Age.
Anderson said she had a romantic notion of the 1920s — flappers, Victrolas, 1920s cars — but lacked a deeper understanding of what was going on socially at that time in the wake of World War I.
"The end of the war was a cutoff point," she said. "Victorian values were giving way to a brand new notion of modern life. None of the old rules applied anymore, because of the disillusionment that comes with having seen war."
Inventing new rules meant a huge revolution for women, she said, which becomes obvious just glancing at changes in fashion. From high collars, corsets and everything covered in the Victorian era, the rage became short dresses with plunging necklines that bared the legs, arms and shoulders.
Anderson said the festival will try to bring the Jazz Age to life from a number of angles.
Exhibits will be on display inside the castle from Saturday through Aug.�10. They were prepared by the Durham Museum and explore 1920s fashion, sports, Prohibition, World War I and college life.
A classic car show at the castle Sunday will exhibit more than 100 cars and motorcycles made from 1907 to 1978, including a 1923 Excelsior Henderson Deluxe, a 1928 Ford Model A Roadster, a 1928 four-door Packard and a 1929 four-door Graham.
Anderson and Brendan Kelly, who sang together for years in the Irish band Beyond the Pale, will portray Zelda and F. Scott and Fitzgerald in separate one-act plays nightly at the castle Aug. 1 through Aug. 7. Kelly wrote an original play about the author, and William Luce wrote "The Last Flapper."
Opera Omaha will present selections from the modern opera "The Great Gatsby" at its headuarters, 1850 Farnam St., on Aug. 10.
A free night of Jazz Age cinema, introduced by University of Nebraska at Omaha associate professor David Peterson, begins around 8:30 p.m. Saturday on the castle's north lawn.
Presentations on Prohibition, music and dance, and the world of the flapper will blend lecture and performance in an evening that captures the flavor of the speak-easy with a party atmosphere Aug. 9 and 10 at the castle. University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor Barbara Trout will talk about flapper-era fashion on Monday night.
Anderson said Fitzgerald's writing brought another time alive for her, in the same way she hopes the literary festival will do through live presentations.


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I learned that lesson with treestands years ago when I hunted from them. I started making my own hang on's because it was cheaper, and while I didn't like it when one was stolen I just chalked it up as a "cost of doing business" for my hunting.
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The Shakespeare is an archetypal Stoke Newington pub tucked away in a residential enclave, attracting an eclectic collection of regulars.
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18/02/2011 by AlSibley
The shakespeare is an amazing local and a place you really must visit if you live in the area... and I suspect that's one of the reasons it's kept its charms. You really do have to be local to visit it. Tucked away in the backstreets of Stoke newington it's nowhere near any public transport but don't let that put you off. The staff are friendly as are the locals, they don't serve food but the food is still fantastic (I'll get to this in a bit), the seats are comfy and the atmosphere is cosy, jovial and welcoming. I wouldn't go here for a romantic dinner but as far as food goes it's realy impressive. I've never seen such a comprehensive list of bar snacks (everything from pickled cockles to the traditional crisp) and they have an excellent relationship with the pizza shop next door, meaning you can order a pizza there and heve them deliver it to your table in the oub without anyone batting an eyelid. Seek it out and have a pint of classic with a pickled egg while you wait for your song to come on the jukebox and you won't regret it.
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Lovely vibe in this pub and a good choice on the jukebox. Can be pretty rammed at times but the staff are friendly and you're allowed to bring pizzas in from next door!
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Overall User Rating: Choice 2 Part Green Carbon Guest Check (Similar to Adams A6000G) - 50 Books / Case ( 4.7 stars from 21 reviews )
not only good for business use, bur when I babysit, these help keep the kids busy playing store. They love having copies and I love the cost. I also use thes for grocery lists, giving a copy to my hubby so we always have at least one when shopping.
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great for resturants and ice cream shops ,we use these on large orders 10 books a pack for that price is great plus you can track what your selling!!
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LOVE these. Retro cool and the carbon copy leaves me a nice record of what I've been selling. They could not be a better value!
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They actually were very good for the price but a lot easier for our particular business to buy the carbon-less copy checks. We are going to order them next time. We love the fact that we were in a book and not single.
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These work great. I use them for taking luncheon delivery orders. I use the front to attach to the delivery and save the other for my records. Great for keeping track of orders.
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Pretty standard guest check book, but they don't let us down. The transfer paper actually works through the entirety of the pad which is quite helpful.
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Linda L. from Linda's Kitchen Posted on 08/16/2011
The price is great for these. It is easy to use and there is a carbon attachment to make house copies. Good value and quality.
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Monday: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
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Wednesday: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm (until 7:30 pm when the Museum is open until 8:00 pm)
Saturday, Sunday: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
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The salad bar is open daily from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm.
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Your choice of toppings include cherry tomatoes, cucumber, black beans, red onions, shredded carrots, olives, cheddar cheese, feta cheese, pine nuts, croutons, egg salad, grilled chicken, and/or tofu. (Toppings may vary based on availability.)
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Whole Sandwich $6.00
Half Sandwich $4.00
Daily featured entree specials (including two sides) $7.00
Vegetarian entree (including two sides) $6.50
We offer discounted group admission to educational or private groups who have their own itinerary while at the Penn Museum. The groups must have at least 10 people.
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Is photography allowed in the Museum?
Yes. Photography is permitted for private noncommercial use except where otherwise posted. Photographs cannot be published, sold, reproduced, transferred, distributed or otherwise commercially exploited in any way. Tripods are not permitted in any gallery.
Can I sketch in the Museum?
Are baby strollers allowed?
Is the Museum wheelchair accessible? Do you have wheelchairs?
Yes, and Yes. See the Museum map to find accessible entrances and elevators. Wheel chairs are available at the Kress Entrance.
Is there a place to eat in the Museum? What are their hours?
The new Pepper Mill Cafe is now open. The Museum cafe serves breakfast, snacks and lunch. The cafe is open Monday, 10-1; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:30-4:30; Wednesday 8:30-7:30; and Saturday and Sunday, 10-4:30.
Can I videotape in the galleries?
Videotaping with small, personal recording devices is allowed for non-commercial use. See our filming request policies for professional filming.
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Can I bring food or drinks into the galleries?
Sorry, food and drinks are not permitted in the galleries.
Do you have air-conditioning?
Some of the galleries are air-conditioned. The following galleries do not have air conditioning and are quite hot in the summer months: Chinese Rotunda, Roman Gallery, Upper Egypt, Mummies, Lower Egypt.
Do you have audio tours?
Yes! A one-hour "Highlights of the Galleries" audio tour is available in English and Spanish for free download on iTunes. The Highlights audio tour will soon be available in the galleries or a $5 fee. Groups of 10-30 people will be charged $4 per person.
Are docent-led tours appropriate for my group?
The education department provides docents to groups from pre-k to senior citizens. While making your reservations, the tour coordinator will ensure that your educational needs are met depending upon your individual request.
When should I make a reservation for a tour?
The sooner the better! As soon as you know that you would like to make arrangements to visit us for guided tours, please contact us. Keep in mind that March-June are the busiest months for guided tours. On average, groups make arrangements to visit two months prior to the reservation date.
How long do docent-led tours last?
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What is the chaperone policy?
It is very important that you have one chaperone for every ten students that are under the age of 18. Groups that do not have enough chaperones will not be admitted. Please refer to the chaperone checklist for further details.
How many individuals does a guided tour accommodate?
No more than 30 people may be a part of a docent-led tour. If there are more than 30 people in your party, please call the tour coordinator to discuss other options.
Do I need to alert you of any special accessibility needs my party members may have?
Yes. Please let us know about any accessibility needs so that we may better accommodate you upon your arrival and throughout your visit.
Is there somewhere to eat lunch for students?
Yes. We have a large student lunchroom that is available on a first come first serve basis. We also have a full service café where snack and lunch items can be purchased. If your group of ten or more is planning to use the café, please tell the tour coordinator when making a reservation.
The Egypt (Sphinx) Gallery houses one of the finest collections of Egyptian architecture on display in the United States. A 15-ton red granite sphinx, the largest in the Western Hemisphere, dominates the gallery. There is also a display of materials from the beginnings of Egyptian history in the Amarna Gallery, and the founding of a unified country of Upper and Lower Egypt, including ivory tags that bear examples of some of the earliest hieroglyphs found in Egypt, dating from more than 5,000 years ago. The Islamic Near East Gallery houses material that comes from the central lands of the Islamic world: Iraq, Iran, Syria, Turkey, and Egypt.
The Penn Museum hosts special exhibitions in the Merle-Smith Galleries. Currently on display are Black Bodies in Propaganda: The Art of the War Poster and Vaults of Heaven: Visions of Byzantium. The special exhibition Making and Unmaking Race formed part of the University of Pennsylvania's recent Year of Sound theme.
The North America Gallery is currently being prepared for the future exhibition Native American Voices which opens in March 2014.
The Mexico & Central America Gallery introduces you to the pre-Columbian civilizations of Mesoamerica, which flourished before the Spanish Conquest. Major traditions represented here include those of central and western Mexico, the Gulf Coast, Oaxaca, the highland and lowland Maya of Yucatan, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and a variety of Central American cultures.
The Africa Gallery includes objects from Morocco to South Africa and everywhere in between. The current gallery contains approximately 360 artifacts dating from the 16th to the 20th centuries. This gallery is complemented by the special exhibition Imagine Africa with the Penn Museum.
Discover the process of evolution and its profound impact on humans in the highly interactive exhibition Human Evolution: The First 200 Million Years, where visitors have an opportunity to engage with a variety of multi-media programs, as well as view and touch more than 100 casts of fossil bones from primate and human evolutionary records.
The Penn Museum hosts special exhibitions in the Kintner and Dietrich Galleries.
The Classical World Galleries focus on Etruscan Italy, Greece, and Rome, and offer more than one thousand ancient artifacts – including marble and bronze sculptures, jewelry, metalwork, mosaics, glass vessels, gold and silver coins, and pottery.
The Penn Museum holds nearly 25,000 artifacts from the area that encompasses modern Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, Jordan and Lebanon, and parts of Syria, the largest collection of artifacts from this region. A sampling is on display in the Canaan & Israel Gallery.
The Japan and China Galleries occupy the Museum's Harrison Wing and Rotunda, which contains one of the largest unsupported masonry domes in the United States (the roof of Harrison Auditorium that supports the floor of the China Gallery). The galleries house one of the finest collections of monumental Chinese and Japanese art in the country, covering some 4,000 years of history.
The Egypt (Mummies) Gallery displays carved reliefs, stone coffins, and 3-dimensional sculpture that testifies to the superb craftsmanship of Egyptian artists and sculptors throughout that country's long history. Explore human and animal mummies, tomb artifacts, and funerary objects and materials used in the mummification process in the Egyptian Mummy: Secrets and Science Gallery. Learn about the ancient Egyptian belief in an afterlife, and the complex funerary practices they developed over thousands of years.
Iraq's Ancient Past: Rediscovering Ur's Royal Cemetery tells the story of the discovery and excavation of the Royal Cemetery at Ur in modern-day Iraq.
Part exhibition, and part working laboratory, In the Artifact Lab: Conserving Egyptian Mummies, is a glass-enclosed conservation lab that brings you right into a museum conservator's world. See the tools of the trade and watch as conservators work on a wide array of Egyptian objects including rare paintings, ancient funerary objects, and, of course, mummies!
Parking and Wheelchair Entrance
The Museum's Kress Entrance, entered via the driveway on the east side of the Museum at 3260 South Street, is wheelchair accessible.
Handicapped parking is available in Lot 7, the parking garage adjacent to the Museum at the corner of South Street and Convention Avenue, with its entrance off Convention Avenue.
A limited number of wheelchairs are available for use while visiting the Museum. Visitors can ask for wheelchairs at the Kress Entrance.
Wheelchair Accessibility in the Galleries
Public elevators are available to take visitors to most galleries. The Egypt (Sphinx) Gallery, Islamic Near East Gallery, and the Amarna Gallery are only accessible by stairs. If you need elevator access to these galleries, ask for assistance at the Daniel G. Kamin Entrance; a Museum staff person can escort you there via a freight elevator.
There is no elevator access to the Harrison Auditorium, open during some events and special programs. Visitors who cannot use stairs may enter from the outside, via an entrance on 33rd Street (it is advisable to call in advance).
The Kress Entrance restrooms are equipped with wheelchair accessible stalls.
The men's restroom outside the Harrison Auditorium and the women's restroom in the Kress Entrance are equipped with baby changers. Men's and women's bathrooms in the Kress Entrance feature sink sizes to accommodate children and adults.
Groups with Special Needs
Contact the Museum at (215) 746-8183, or email
to coordinate visits for groups with special needs.
$15 | general adult admission |
$13 | senior citizens (65 and above) |
$10 | children 6 to 17 and full-time students with college ID |
FREE | Museum members, active U.S. military personnel, children 5 and under, and PennCard holders (Penn faculty, staff, and students) |
Only valid complimentary passes with a valid expiration date will be accepted.
Visitors can enjoy two great Philadelphia museums with one ticket, thanks to our current double ticket deals to the Penn Museum and the Mütter Museum or the current One Day in Pompeii exhibition at The Franklin Institute. Find out more about our double tickets on our Special Offers page.
Penn Museum is open Tuesdays through Sundays, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, and the first Wednesday of each month, 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. The Museum is closed on Mondays and major holidays.
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"I have always been a DISA fan," said DISA Vice Director RADM David G. Simpson, reflecting on his 31 year career in the U.S. Navy. "There's not a deployment that I've been on that I did not realize the importance of DISA's mission and its relationship to the success of whatever operational unit or units I was responsible for." Simpson, who will soon retire from the uniformed service, recently reflected on his tenure as the vice director of DISA, a position he has held since July 1, 2011.
Video recordings from the Defense Information System Agency's (DISA) 2013 Forecast to Industry are now available via DISA.mil.
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) conducted its Forecast to Industry event Friday, Aug. 9, at DISA Headquarters. This is an annual event, hosted by the agency for industry representatives.
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The Department of Defense's (DoD) Joint Information Environment (JIE) Increment 1 reached initial operational capability (IOC) on July 31. The event was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the first regional Enterprise Operations Center (EOC) in Stuttgart, Germany.
Twenty high school sophomores are participating in the Defense Information Systems Agency's annual Summer Technology and Engineering Program: Uncovering Potential (STEP UP) Camp at the agency's headquarters on Fort George G. Meade, Md., this week.
DISA's Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization awarded a firm fixed price contract for the Mobile Device Management (MDM) system and Mobile Application Store (MAS) to Digital Management, Inc. (DMI) of Bethesda, Md. Thursday for an initial award amount of $2.9 million, with four six-month option periods for a total lifecycle amount of nearly $16 million.
This year marked a major milestone for the Defense Information Systems Agency's (DISA) support of Exercise Balikatan in the Philippines. In past years, the primary focus of DISA's participation was terrestrial gateway support. This year, support was provided for the use of a range of enterprise services - including the DISA-managed enterprise unclassified information sharing system, All Partners Access Network (APAN).
Senior leaders from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) discussed ways to reduce the amount DLA spends on information technology by 20 percent - without reducing services.
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is in the process of making organizational changes and those changes were the topic of the day at a luncheon hosted by the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association's Northern Virginia Chapter on June 14 in Tyson's Corner, Va.


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