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Annual Events
Christmas Parade in Old Town
& Opening
of Gum Drop Square
Christmas in Old Town
& Gum Drop Square
Holiday Celebration in The Plains
Christmas Parade in Marshall
Christmas Parade in Bealeton
First Night in Old Town Warrenton
December 31
List of Annual Events
January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November
December 6 - 8 | December 13 - 15 | December 20 - 22
GumDrop Square in Old Town Warrenton
John Barton Payne Building, Old Town Warrenton.....
2 Courthouse Square, Warrenton
Fridays, 6pm - 9pm
Saturdays, 10am - 2pm
Sundays, 1pm - 3pm
Experience with us the splendor and the tradition of Christmas in Old Town Warrenton.
The crown jewel of Christmas is the award winning GumDrop Square and Santa's Secret
Shop where Santa will be on hand for those lists, complimentary photos (one per family)
and where all gifts are $2 and will be gift wrapped. Stroll down Main Street on Friday night
December 13th and 20th enjoying carolers, orchestras, choirs, merchant open houses,
a live nativity, food trolleys with hot cocoa and fresh roasted chestnuts and horse
drawn hayrides. Come and experience Christmas in true Old Town fashion.
For more information call (540) 349-8606, or visit www.partnershipforwarrenton.org.
Weekends in December
Holiday House Historic Tours, at Sky Meadows State Park
Sky Meadows State Park, Delaplane..... 1
11012 Edmonds Lane, Delaplane, VA 20144
Visit each of the houses in the park's Historic Area and discover how the holidays were
celebrated in the past by the people who called Sky Meadows "home." Tours will depart
on the hour from the Visitor Center. Call the park for weekend
program schedule,
or visit www.dcr.virginia.gov.
For more information,
call (540) 592-3556,
or visit www.virginiastateparks.gov.
December 5 - 7 | Thursday - Saturday
60th Annual Christmas In Music, presented by the Warrenton Chorale
Warrenton United Methodist Church..... Thurs & Fri, 8:00pm; Sat, 2:00pm.
341 Church Street, Warrenton, VA 20186
Join us for this local holiday favorite, the annual Christmas concert by the Warrenton Chorale. Tickets ($10 in advance; $12 at the door) can be purchased beginning November 5th,
at the following locations:
Great Harvest Bread, g.whillikers Toys &
New Baltimore Animal Hospital. For more information call (540) 347-1367,
or visit www.warrentonchorale.org.
December 6 | Friday
Warrenton Christmas Parade,
Lighting of the Christmas Tree,
and Opening of GumDrop Square
Main Street, Old Town Warrenton...... 6pm
The evening will include
the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Old Courthouse
and the opening of GumDrop
Square immediately following the parade.
Santa Claus will glide down
Main Street at the end of the parade on his sleigh drawn by
majestic horses.
Santa Claus will make his way to the Old Courthouse where he, will light the town Christmas
tree. Santa Claus will then head to the crown
jewel of Christmas in Warrenton, the award
winning GumDrop Square. Families will visit
with Santa and receive one complimentary
photo and the children then have the
opportunity to enter Santa's Secret Shop and purchase
wrapped gifts with the help
of Santa's elves. Each gift in the shop is just two dollars.
After the parade and a visit to GumDrop Square, stroll down Main Street enjoying carolers,
orchestras, choirs, merchant open houses, a live nativity, food trolleys with warm treats
and horse-drawn hayrides. Come and experience Christmas in true Old Town fashion.
With the combining of these events you have the ability to shop Old Town Warrenton
shops on Friday evening with your family or come back the following day for
'Small Business Saturday'. Beat the crowds and enjoy small town shopping
at its best on the first Saturday in December. For more information,
visit www.warrentonchristmasparade.com.
December 7 | Saturday
Marshall Holiday Parade & Celebration
Main Street in Marshall..... Noon
Bring the family out to enjoy this traditional, small-town Christmas Celebration.
For more information regarding this event, call (540) 364-2047.
December 7 | Saturday
Annual Holiday Open House & Extravaganza
at the Afro-American Historical Association
Afro-American Historical Association of Fauquier County..... 12pm - 4pm
4243 Loudoun Avenue, The Plains, VA 20198
Join us as we celebrate the holiday season in the quaint town of The Plains!
Be sure to check out our museum while you enjoy the holiday festivities.
For more information,
call (540) 253-7488,
or visit aahafauquier.org.
December 7 & 8 | Saturday & Sunday
The Nutcracker ~ Performed by The Lasley Centre for the Performing Arts
Fauquier High School..... Saturday, 6:00pm; Sunday, 4:00pm
705 Waterloo Road, Warrenton, VA 20186
Performed by The Lasley Centre for the Performing Arts.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience a magical holiday tradition, close to home!
Tickets and event details are available online at https://lasleynutcracker.eventbrite.com/
This production is designed to appeal to all ages, so The Lasley Centre encourages
parents to introduce their children to the joy of The Nutcracker and the beauty of live ballet.
Children in the audience will be given an activity sheet to help them engage with the story
and the ballet. Completed activity sheets can be exchanged for a special treat after the
performance has ended.
In addition, following the performance, audience members will have an opportunity to
meet and talk with cast members. Dancers and Lasley Centre staff will be available
to answer questions about the production and about all aspects of ballet.
Audience members will also have an opportunity to visit "The Land of Sweets" to purchase
gourmet treats and The Lasley Centre's "Nutcracker Boutique", where special Nutcracker
souvenir items will be available for purchase.
All proceeds will benefit the non-profit dance company, The Centre Performing
Arts Company, which provides local dancers with scholarships and performance
For more information regarding this event, call (540) 905-8311.
December 7 & 8 | Saturday & Sunday
GumDrop Square in Old Town Warrenton
John Barton Payne Building, Old Town Warrenton.....
2 Courthouse Square, Warrenton
Children can visit
with Santa and then shop with the elves in Santa's Secret Shop
at GumDrop Square. Come check out this award-winning event!
Fridays, 6pm - 9pm
Saturdays, 10am - 2pm
Sundays, 1pm - 3pm
For more information call (540) 349-8606, or visit www.partnershipforwarrenton.org.
December TBA
Grace Miller PTO - 23rd Annual Craft Fair
Grace Miller Elementary School...... 10am - 3pm
6248 Catlett Road, Bealeton, VA
Annual Craft Fair - Numerous crafters, some home businesses.
Santa available for pics.
Wonderful Food and baked goods.
For more
call 540-422-7590,
e-mail: email@example.com,
or visit http://www.fcps1.org/education/components/whatsnew/default.php?sectiondetailid=48460&.
December TBA
Bealeton Christmas Parade
Bealeton..... Noon
Join us in Bealeton to celebrate the holiday season!
The Southern Fauquier Business Owners Association has applications for parade entries.
Forms may be picked up at Generations Flowers in Bealeton.
For more information, call 540-439-9301.
December TBA
Annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Celebration in The Plains
Main Street Shops, The Plains.....
The Plains Annual Holiday Celebration takes place on Saturday, December 8 all along
Main Street. ZigZag Gallery will host an anniversary Open House and craft-making
workshops all afternoon. Decorate the Christmas tree in the Corner Park next to
Forlano's! Please bring a NEW, UNWRAPPED toy and place it in the Toys for Tots
collection box in front of Live An Artful Life. Around 4:00pm Santa and Mrs. Claus will tour
the town and settle in on the porch of The Rail Stop restaurant for cookies and photos;
bring your camera to take your picture with Santa! Then join us at 5:00 for a candle-light
procession to the park and a countdown to the tree-lighting. Enjoy the holiday music
and complementary refreshments in the Main Street shops!
For more information,
visit: www.theplainsvirginia.org/events.html.
December 12 - 15 | Thursday - Sunday
14th Annual Living Christmas Tree
Warrenton United Methodist Church......
341 Church Street, Warrenton, VA 20186
Thursday and Friday, at 7:30pm;
Saturday and Sunday, at 4pm & 7pm
Celebrate the Christmas season and enjoy holiday music sung by this
Living Christmas Tree.
Tickets required. $
For tickets or more information, call (540) 347-1367, or visit www.warrentonumc.org.
December 13 | Friday
Christmas in Old Town and GumDrop Square
Main Street in Old Town Warrenton..... 6pm-9pm
Join us in Old Town for a charming celebration of the holidays!
Children can visit
with Santa and then shop with the elves in Santa's Secret Shop
in GumDrop Square.
There's much more for the family to enjoy including horse drawn
refreshments, a live nativity, and holiday music sung by local chorales.
Many Main Street shops will stay open late!
For more information call (540) 349-8606, or visit www.partnershipforwarrenton.org.
December 14 & 15 | Saturday & Sunday
GumDrop Square in Old Town Warrenton
December 20 | Friday
Christmas in Old Town and GumDrop Square
December 21 | Saturday
Warrenton Christmas Ghost Tour
Old Town Warrenton..... 6pm, 7pm, 8pm
Meet at the Old Jail Museum, 10 Ashby St. Warrenton, VA 20186
Hour-long walking tours begin at 6PM, 7PM and 8PM. Join in the Victorian tradition of holiday
ghost stories and enjoy an evening of haunted history with the Old Jail Museum! Beginnin
g at the Old Jail, guides will lead you through Old Town Warrenton pointing out this quaint
little town's darker history and ghostly places. The tour will feature at least three new
stories never before told during our ghost walks! $10 per adult, $5 per child ages 7-12.
Proceeds to benefit the Old Jail Museum. Don't miss out! To ensure your spot, get your
tickets in advance at the Old Jail Museum! For more information, call (540) 347-5525,
or e-mail email@example.com.
December 21 & 22 | Saturday & Sunday
GumDrop Square in Old Town Warrenton
December 24 | Tuesday
Hunter's Head Tavern Community Christmas Party
Hunter's Head Tavern, Upperville...... 5pm - 7pm
9048 John S. Mosby Hwy, Upperville, VA
Join us by the fire for the
Hunter's Head Tavern Community Christmas Party.
$25 per person and includes Hors d'oeuvres,
Egg Nog, Mulled Cider,
Cookies and Petit Fours. All welcome!
For more information call (540) 592-9020.
December 31 | Tuesday
First Night in Old Town Warrenton
Main Street in Old Town Warrenton..... 7pm - Midnight
First Night Performances: 7pm - 11:45pm
Grand Illumination at Old Courthouse: 11:45pm - Midnight
Families, friends and neighbors from all over Fauquier County and beyond welcome
in the New Year with a community celebration of the arts for people of all ages.
First Night Warrenton will host over 50 wonderful performances at more than 10 indoor
locations in downtown Warrenton, all within walking distance of one another. Come and
enjoy jazz, classical music, puppet shows, bluegrass, folk music, magicians and much
more! First Night concludes at midnight with a traditional Grand Illumination gathering
the Old Courthouse green. Everyone will receive a candle, pass the flame to their
neighbor and sing in the New Year as the old courthouse bell rings the last twelve
chimes to midnight.
First Night Warrenton is a family oriented, alcohol-free celebration with entertainment
coordinated by the Bluemont Concert Series. Performances are held in boardrooms,
lobbies, courtrooms, church sanctuaries, parish halls and other locations. Old Town
Warrenton provides an ideal setting with its historic charm, convenient parking and many
fine restaurants.
Admission: New Family Rate of $25 includes parents and children; or $8 per person;
$6 Seniors; $3 Children 3-12; under 3 free
Advanced Buttons on sale now at The Fauquier Bank (all locations),
Fauquier Hospital Gift Shop, G Whillikers Toys & Books, Warrenton Visitors Center.
For more information call Bluemont at (540) 341-0988 or visit www.bluemont.org.
Check out classes, workshops,
bookclubs and more, for kids, teens
and adults at Fauquier's Libraries
and Parks & Recreation program.
Fauquier Libraries Newsletter
Parks & Recreation Newsletter
Other Parks & Recreation Events


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Southern Province, Sri Lanka
|Southern Province
දකුණු පළාත
தென் மாகாணம்
Location within Sri Lanka
|Sri Lanka
|14 November 1987
|Largest City
|• Governor
|Kumari Balasuriya
|• Chief Minister
|Shan Wijayalal De Silva
|• Total
|5,444 km2 (2,102 sq mi)
|Area rank
|7th (8.46% of total area)
|Population (2011 census)
|• Total
|• Rank
|3rd (12.18% of total pop.)
|• Density
|450/km2 (1,200/sq mi)
|Gross Regional Product (2010)[1]
|• Total
|Rs 492 billion
|• Rank
|3rd (10.2% of total)
|Time zone
|Sri Lanka (UTC+05:30)
|Official Languages
|Sinhala, Tamil
The Southern Province (Sinhala: දකුණු පළාත Dakunu Palata, Tamil: தென் மாகாணம் Thaen Maakaanam) of Sri Lanka is one of the nine provinces of Sri Lanka, the first level administrative division of the country. The provinces have existed since the 19th century but did not have any legal status until 1987 when the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of Sri Lanka established provincial councils.[2][3] It is the 7th largest province by area and is home to 2.5 million people, the 3rd most populated province. The province is bordered by Sabaragamuwa Province and Uva Province to the North, Eastern Province to the Northeast, Western Province to the Northwest and the Indian Ocean to the South, West and East. The Province's capital is Galle.
The Southern Province is a small geographic area consisting of the districts of Galle, Matara and Hambantota. Subsistence farming and fishing is the main source of income for the vast majority of the people of this region. Government School education is primarily handled by the Southern Provincial Education Department.
Administrative divisions[edit]
Southern Province is divided into 3 districts and 47 divisional secretariats.
|Galle District
|1,652 km2 (638 sq mi)
|Hambantota District
|2,609 km2 (1,007 sq mi)
|Matara District
|1,283 km2 (495 sq mi)
Divisional Secretariats[edit]
The districts of the Sri Lanka are divided into administrative sub-units known as divisional secretariats. These were originally based on the feudal counties, the korales and ratas. They were formerly known as 'D.R.O. Divisions' after the 'Divisional Revenue Officer'. Later the D.R.O.s became 'Assistant Government Agents' and the Divisions were known as 'A.G.A. Divisions'. Currently, the Divisions are administered by a 'Divisional Secretary', and are known as a 'D.S. Divisions'.
There are 47 divisional secretariats in the Southern Province, with 19 in Galle District, 12 in Hambantota District and 16 in Matara District.
Major Cities[edit]
Suburbs of Galle[edit]
Big Towns[edit]
- Hambantota (Municipal Council)
- Tangalle (Urban Council)
- Ambalangoda (Urban Council)
Other Towns[edit]
- Weligama (Weligama Urban Council)
- Hikkaduwa (Urban Council)
- Baddegama
- Ambalantota
- Mirissa
- Boossa
- Elpitiya
- Balapitiya
- Bentota
- Udugama
- Wakwella
- Alpitiya
- Koggala
- Deniyaya
- Ahangama
- Habaraduwa
- Ahungalla
- Dodanduwa
- Gandara
- Kosgoda
- Kahawa
- Dikwella
- Morawaka
- Akuressa
- Walasmulla
- Beliatta
- Ranna
- Iduruwa
- Dewinuwara
- Hiniduma
- Tihagoda
- Hungama
- Tissamaharama
- Nonagama
Important landmarks of the Southern Province include the wildlife sanctuaries of the Yala and Udawalawe National Parks. Ussangoda in Ambalantota is a panoramic view of the beach and the sea, and the holy city of Kataragama, and the ancient cities of Tissamaharama, Kirinda and Galle. (Although Galle is an ancient city, almost nothing survives from before the Portuguese invasion.) During the Portuguese period there were two famous Sinhalese poets called Andare who was from Dickwella and Gajaman Nona who was from Denipitiya in Matara District, composing poems on common man.
The Southern Province was seriously affected by the Tsunami in 2004. The province is going through a rebuilding process.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Southern Provincial Council Official website
- Governor's Office - Southern Province Official website
- Chief Secretary Office - Southern Province Official website
- Southern Provincial Education Department
- Southern Provincial Post Codes
- Cities in Southern Province
|Western Province
|Sabaragamuwa and Uva
|Eastern Province
|Lakshadweep Sea
|Indian Ocean
|Indian Ocean
|Indian Ocean
|Indian Ocean

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We visited rising star Olivia Rubin (who already counts Cheryl Cole, Roisin Murphy and Grazia(!) in her fan base) at her fabulous little central London studio 3 days before her first ever LFW show!!
OMG. Only the weekend stands between Olivia and her first ever LFW show, but if you're expecting a drama queen with a million assistants and pattern cutters flying around you'd be mistaken. Olivia is cool as cucumber (despite major sleep deprivation) and full of excitement. Where is everyone we wonder? "Oh we pulled a late one last night as some long awaited fabric arrived and finished two of the show pieces" (which look amazing!!) "So no early start for the team today". Still amazed by the calm atmosphere we probe further "Are you freaking out on the inside though? You seem very calm!" "No I'm excited more than anything, this collection is much more developed and my prints more sophisticated than ever before, it feels like the right time for me to show, I'm glad I waited."
Inspirations are all quite closely entwined for Olivia's A/W collection: New York cityscapes, the Chrysler building, 1920's Art Deco design and also colours, Tamara de Lempicka paintings. Also an '80s street influence, Keith Haring and '80s colours too like popping pinks with subdued oranges.
"I am focusing on creating pieces that are really individual; I think women are looking to be unique more and more, something which I can achieve through my prints", (all of which Olivia personally designs.)
Olivia's mood-board covers the entire chimney breast of the studio, an amazing collage of sketches, fabric swatches, art work, photographs, print samples...we could study it all day! "I have stayed really true to my mood board- I always do. I have an idea/vision in my mind of what I want to create and rarely veer from it"
The flocking finishes and devoray prints that feature throughout the collection are so beautiful; it's a brilliant mix of showstoppers and totally wearable pieces....in short we want it all!
- Catherine Nieto


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text: Since falling pregnant with her fifth child, Angelina Jolie has been seen in an array of empire-waist maxidresses. This one, which the actress wore to the Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards in Washington D.C., was made by Reem Acra. "My life is very full," Jolie said of her most important rolemotherin 2006. "I'm very proud when I see my children...I'm very lucky."Read MoreLess


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November 22, 2014
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August 22, 2012
The last two seasons for Andover Trojans football has been one to forget.
The Trojans have only won three games in those two seasons. Mike Lee, who's entering his 6th season as Head Coach, has seen the best with this program and more recently, has seen the worst.
In 2012, Lee hopes that will the struggles of those two years, this senior class will turn the corner in returning Andover back to the postseason. Andover returns 10 starters from last season's 1-8 team.
The Trojans open at Campus August 31st.
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2004 OPEN FORUM Abstracts
Accuracy of Monitoring During Non-invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NPPV): A Comparison of the Respironics® BiPAP® Vision™ Ventilatory Support System and the Draeger Savina® ventilator.
DeLawyer, BS, RRT, Randall Evaro, RRT, Ben Biermann, RRT,
Paula Goodsell, RRT, Jacquie Hedrich, RRT, Bruce Meyer, RRT, Dave
Shuldes, BS, RRT, James Souza, MD St. Luke's
Regional Medical Center, Boise, Idaho, Dennis Bing, RRT, Draeger
Medical, Inc.
Background: Many hospitals currently apply NPPV for treatment of patients in Acute Respiratory Failure (ARF), using devices with less monitoring capability than ventilators used for intubated patients. Due to continuous gas flow delivery and single circuit design, delivery of volumes for ventilation is extrapolated, not directly measured, and simulated changes in respiratory condition to model patients in ARF have demonstrated inadequate volume delivery.1 FiO2 monitoring is not integrated, and may vary from set values.2 We compared NPPV monitoring performance of two devices used at St. Luke's Regional Medical Center (SLRMC) for NPPV: the Respironics® BiPAP® Vision™ (Vision) and the Draeger Savina
® (Savina) ventilator Non- Invasive Ventilation (NIV) option in Pressure Support (PS) mode.
Methods: We randomly selected 20 adult patients with ARF who received NPPV via face mask with the Vision for at least three hours and placed them on NIV- PS mode with the Savina at the same inspiratory and expiratory pressure settings and used the Vital Signs, Inc. Limb-O™ single-limbed circuit with the Savina. We recorded set and delivered FiO2, inspiratory and expiratory pressures (PAW), device- reported Tidal Volume (VT), patients' spontaneous respiratory rate (RR-P), ventilator delivered respiratory rate (RR-V), heart rate (HR), pulse oximetry (SpO2) just prior to, and within 60 minutes following the change. Data were analyzed for correlation, regression, and ANOVA using the Microsoft® Excel 2002 Data Analysis ToolPack™.
Results: We found no significant change in HR or SpO2, but found significant differences in accuracy of FiO2 delivery, VT delivery, and response to patient's breathing, (RR-P) – (RR-V).
|FiO2 set- FiO2 measured
|mean ± 2sd
|0.069 ± 0.09
|0.003 ± 0.01
|correlation –r2
|p < 0.001
|Reported VT
|mean ± 2sd
|619 ± 420
|377 ± 348
|mean % difference ± 2sd
|39.33 % ± 31.92 %
|p < 0.001
|mean ± 2sd
|1.75 ± 1.80
|0.05 ± 0.22
|correlation –r2
|p < 0.001
Delivered FiO2 by the Vision was less than set, by as much as
0.18. VT reported by the Vision was as much as 424 mL higher than the
exhaled volume directly measured by the Savina at the same PAW.
These data raise our concern that monitoring with devices not
designed for use with intubated patients may not provide adequate
information to assure appropriate ventilation and oxygenation for
patients with a deteriorating pulmonary condition. The Savina data
provides a more accurate basis for clinician decisions. As an outcome
of this study, we now require the precision provided by the Savina
for NPPV of patients with ARF at SLRMC.
1 Adams A, Bliss P, Hotchkiss J. Effects of Respiratory Impedance on the Performance of Bi- Level Pressure Ventilators. Resp Care 2000; 45 (4): 390-400.
2 Respironics® BiPAP® Vision™ Clinical Manual, Section 13-3.


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Yossra Mohammed Abdul Qadir, who is in her final year at the University of Science and Technology's College of Humanities and Social Sciences in Sanaa, has in recent months taken up a new resource as she works on her graduation project: The National Information Centre's new digital library.
Abdul Qadir told Al-Shorfa that the digital library provides rich and useful information for new researchers. In fact, she visited the digital library 10 times in two months only to peruse various abstracts and studies.
Launched in October, the digital library was created to provide access to information to researchers as well as to advance the process of scientific research.
Acting director Abdul Kareem Ali al-Rwaishan told Al-Shorfa that the centre seeks to provide information services for researchers, students and policy-makers.
Users can access approximately 10,000 master's theses and doctoral dissertations in different fields of scientific study, in addition to many thousands of digital books and databases that offer research services through local and international archives.
"Through the digital library, the centre aims to assist researchers in other Yemeni provinces without having to travel to Sanaa, as was the case in the past," he added.
Al-Rwaishan stressed the importance of supporting scientific research and praised the centre's efforts to work with other knowledge centres and universities in Arab and Western countries, as well as with global digital libraries, such as the United States' Library of Congress.
The centre is developing the library by creating a giant digital reading room, he said, adding that the centre is also building several national databases to preserve Yemeni intellectual property, facilitate easy access and guarantee its regular output.
"The digital library seeks to preserve and organise national intellectual production, as well as to develop and build digital content and improve the quality of performance," said Essam al-Ammari, the centre's deputy director general of information services.
Forty specialists are working in teams to organise, categorise and retrieve digital content that has been accumulating over the past years, al-Ammari said.
In addition to allowing access to master's theses and PhD dissertations, the library's policy allows parts of these research documents to be copied while taking into account intellectual property rights, he said.
Library director Alya al-Shami described the facility's transformation, from its inception as a print library in 2001 to the launch of the digital library two months ago.
"The centre seeks to allow access to information through the library's services," she told Al-Shorfa, adding that the centre intends to further develop the library and provide all the electronic equipment needed to offer the best possible services, including multi-lingual capabilities.
Al-Shami told Al-Shorfa the library will soon connect with special databases and university networks, such as the al-Hodeida University network.
خلود مكرم
I'm looking for dissertations about human rights in general, and human rights in Islam in particular.
محمد فضل حسين
How I can read the academic researches, dissertations and theses in your center?
خلود جبران مكرم
Do you have Master theses and references regarding Human Rights in Islam?
خلود مكرم
I'm looking for books, MA and PhD dissertations as well as journals on human rights in Islam.
nabil algree
This will facilitate the access to information for the researchers. I consider this as a specific step taken by the center to document the researches.


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UPDATE: Missing 7-year-old girl shows up for school
Posted: 10/14/2014 - A large-scale search for a missing 7-year-old Sheboygan girl ended when the child showed up for school.
Posted: 10/14/2014 - A large-scale search for a missing 7-year-old Sheboygan girl ended when the child showed up for school.
Updated: 10/10/2014 - Dane County Sheriff's Office Deputies along with Officers from the Waunakee Police Department responded to an armed robbery at the B-P Gas Station located in the Village of Dane.
Posted: 10/07/2014 - Wisconsin wildlife officials are asking trappers who accidentally capture wolves to participate in the agency's wolf collaring an monitoring program.
Posted: 11/10/2014 - A Wisconsin man accused of masterminding the theft of a $5 million Stradivarius violin faces up to a decade in prison when he is sentenced Monday.
Posted: 10/01/2014 - Members of the American Red Cross Team responded to a single family house fire in Sun Prairie at 8:45 Tuesday night. The fire was at a home on Tall Grass Trail.
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DIE Mercurii, 14 die Decembris.
Sandys' Bill.
L. Clifford's Privilege versus Carlile & al.
Deeping Fen, &c. Bill.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
The Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas sat
Speaker this Day.
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for the Settlement of the Estate of Samuell Sandes Esquire."
ORDERED, That the Consideration of this Bill is
committed to these Lords following:
Their Lordships, or any Five; to meet on Friday
Morning, at Nine of the Clock, in the Prince's
Lodgings; and to adjourn as they shall think
Whereas John Carlile and Francis Carlile, being
this Day brought to this Bar, have confessed that they
have shut up the Way, and barred the Passage for
Coaches, unto the Dwelling-house of the Lord Clifford, whereof he was in Possession, during the Sitting of this present Session of Parliament, which is
contrary to the Privilege of Parliament:
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That the Serjeant at
Arms attending this House, or his Deputy, shall forthwith attach the Bodies of the said John Carlile and
Francis Carlile, and keep them in safe Custody until
the Pleasure of this House be further signified; and
that the said John Carlile and Francis Carlile do immediately cause the said Way and Passage to be opened
again, in such Manner as it was at the Beginning of this
present Session of Parliament.
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for draining
of the Fen called Deeping Fenn, and other Fens therein
mentioned, in Execution and Pursuance of Lovell's
ORDERED, That the Consideration of this Bill be
committed to these Lords following:
Their Lordships, or any Five; to meet this
Afternoon, at Three of the Clock, in the
Prince's Lodgings; and to adjourn as they shall
think fit.
ORDERED, That the Lord Clifford is added to the
Committee for the Lord Strangford's Bill.
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- always specialMACfoodieDined on 11/21/2014We like Pamplemousse for the great food and for entertaining special friends. It never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First TimersOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/19/2014Took my wife there for her birthday. We were first timers. Everything was excellent from greeting to service and the food was really out of this world. We had the special's; flattened lobster with crab overlay and the bone in rib-eye with a great bottle of wine. While the entry is really nice, this restaurant loses it on the internal ambiance. You get the feeling that your sitting right on top of the table next to you. Even though it was a Wednesday night and the restaurant less than half full, they seated a party of six right on top of us. When you pay the kind of money you do at Pamplemousse, you expect more. The food delivers, the ambiance misses.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!LarryGVIPDined on 11/14/2014One of the very best special occasion restaurants in San Diego. Terriffic food, service and atmosphere. Our first time here, but many visits to come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/6/2014Consistently one of the best restaurants anywhere. Each course perfectly prepared. Cocktails, each side dish-wow. Don't know what they do to their steaks but the filet was better than any steakhouse. If they were in NYC they would compete with anyone. Service - responsive. Took goodies from back east and they flipped
- RaywooVIPDined on 11/1/2014Food portions were excellent and the fact you are not paying extra for potatoes, etc. is always a plus with me. Service was excellent.Special Features:
- Good but NOT at the Prices ChargedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/31/20144 of us spent about $250 including tip and we had no alcohol drinks. Food was good but not at the price we paid. Very pricy for a C ambiance.
- Simply perfect.saraDined on 10/30/2014My husband's crispy duck? Excellent. My friend's scallops? Perfection. Her husband's salmon? Magnificent. So why do I feel sorry for them? Because I ordered the aged bone in ribeye special; it is not possible for there to be a better. All concurred. The restaurant itself is refreshngly simple and, rare these days, quiet enough that we could carry on a conversation without raised voices. The wait staff was friendly and attentive but not overbearing. But my favorite thing of the evening by far was the grapefruit sorbet. I'm going to call and see if I can order a gallon to go. Pamplemousse is why you go to an expensive restaurant.Special Features:
- Comfortable Dining ExperiencetoatwayVIPDined on 10/29/2014It is unfair I guess that our expectations were really high after reading other reviews and noting the history of the chef but in every sense of the word this is a 'Grille' and not the fancy restaurant we were expecting. But even on their website they note that this is all about getting back to what is comfortable and it was. The food was great but no one at our table remarked that anything was outstanding. The service was relaxed and friendly. The wine list had a comfortable range of prices for some excellent wines. Perfect. And I don't think anything was over-priced. It is just, for that evening, we were looking for something more; but this was not a bad experience in any way.Special Features:
- Great dinnerTMeltDined on 10/29/2014I went here on the recommendation of a friend, who joined me at this dinner. The food was excellent. We both had the steak specials, and they were cooked perfectly -- the waiter asked us to cut into them to make sure we were happy with the steak preparation. We also had the gnocchi and black truffle appetizer from the truffle tasting menu and the abalone appetizer -- both were delicious. The food menu and the wine menu are extensive -- the point of being overwhelming. The waiter, though, was very knowledgeable and helpful with suggestions. I will definitely return when I'm in town.Special Features:
- Excellent!DelMarDinerDined on 10/24/2014This is still one of the finest restaurants in San Diego--food, service, wine list are exceptional. Don't be fooled by the somewhat odd location. It is an elegant place to dine!Special Features:
- the pleasure is worth the costcwareDined on 10/22/2014The pleasure is worth the cost. Service is always outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb food, attentive services22kVIPDined on 10/19/2014They had a special truffle menu to celebrate white truffle season. Amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great foodjtsdDined on 10/18/2014This was our second trip to Pamplemousse and both meals were excellent. Don't be fooled by the business building look from the outside. great food, self park with 10 second walk, outstanding service and love the pastry chef working her magic at the entry. Going back in 2 weeks,love celebrating birthdays and anniversaries there.Special Features:
- Second disappointing mealfoodie4everDined on 10/11/2014I typically don't leave dining reviews but just want to briefly say that my dinner at Pamplemousse this last weekend was one of the worst meals that I have ever been served. I would normally brush it off to the kitchen possibly having a rare off night, unfortunately though, this is the second time I have been served a meal that was literally inedible there. Where did the chef and/or quality control go?
- Stuff happensJohnAVIPDined on 10/2/2014The extension of Restaurant Week added to a packed house. Our celebrating foursome arrived for our 7:30 reservation expecting reasonably prompt seating and remained standing at reception having been told the table was being cleared. After a while I asked: "Could we order a drink?" After waiting a good hour we were graciously seated. The manager, a delightful chap, carefully reviewed the menu and followed up bring a nice bottle of champagne, which along with the drinks, was compted. Problem aside, our ratings remain TOPS.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantastic mealmj13126Dined on 10/2/2014We went to Pamplemouse for Restaurant Week and both my guest and I had a perfect meal In addition to the restaurant week meal we could have ordered from the regular menu. All of the food we were served was exceptional but we both agreed we would happily return was the trio of sorbets.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExpensiveDineouttwiceadayDined on 10/1/2014Great food, service, etc. Most expensive restaurant in San Diego areaSpecial Features:
- Worth the tripetLyannaVIPDined on 10/1/2014My husband and I went during restaurant week and although the restaurant was very busy, the food and service were excellent. The waiter was very attentive and courteous. We enjoyed the roasted duck and the filet of beef/ short rib duo their kobe beef burger with truffle tries is a must try too. Will definitely recommend to family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WineselectionBestfinediningDined on 9/28/2014Pamplemousse has an amazing wine list - many bottles that you could not find elsewhere - and there is a good selection for $100 a bottle and under, and what is on that list is surprisingly well-priced. They keep you in the database and had noted that my take home package from last year (Kobe beef burger with truffle fries) was misplaced (I had forgotten this) and they presented our table with a burger and fries as an appetizer. Fantastic service!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/28/2014After an absence of 5 years, I find Pamplemousse as fine as ever. Imaginative dishes, fine service. Will be looking forward to returning.Special Features:
- DelishBarbWDined on 9/26/2014The food was absolutely delicious! I have been wanting to go to this restaurant for years and finally made it. The reviews I had heard were spot on.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/26/2014PampleMousse never ceases to delight. We went for dinner during restaurant week and although the restaurant was very busy, the food and service were outstanding. The waiter was attentive and had a great sense of humor. We thoroughly enjoyed the roasted duck and the filet of beef/ short rib duo. They did not sacrifice quality in any way. It is the best restaurant in San Diego.Special Features:
- StanDined on 9/26/2014We have a wonderful time whenever we have dinner here.Special Features:
- DissapointingOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/26/2014Overcooked duck (dark meat too), dry braised meat, sloppy presentation, and uninspired menu (everything over a bed of corn and green beans).
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/26/2014Thoroughly enjoyed our meal during restaurant week. Highlights: perfectly cooked duck, a seafood boudin tender as foam, and a tender, buttery tarte tatin. Awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodiesTJekDined on 9/26/2014terrific menu. great presentation. and not but not least, delicious food.Special Features:
- Back to the drawing boardVeggieladyDined on 9/25/2014Having had extremely good experiences dining at the Pamplemousse Grille in the past I was very disappointed with the vegetable Wellington dish. Soggy, tasteless pastry, bland vegetables and an overabundance of greens... I will stick to meat or fish dishes in the future!Special Features:
- Bad table, Flippant waiternatethegreatVIPDined on 9/25/2014We were seated at the WORST table in the restaurant (adjacent to the front entry) despite making the reservation weeks in advance. Our waiter (who did not look very happy about our toting fine wines from home) inquired as to whether we would like to pour our own wines or should he pour them? I've never heard such an inquiry in a fine dining establishment -- a bit of flippancy and hubris on his part. Aside from the fact for what are we paying $25 per bottle corkage??
- Fav for Special OccasionsbestofthebestDined on 9/25/2014We always find the food incredible and the service even more so. The wait staff anticipates our needs before we even know we have them...and yet they don't hover. This is our favorite special occasion restaurant. When given an opportunity we always recommend the Pamplemousse Grille to anyone looking for a special please.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week Sep 14RedSoxFanVIPDined on 9/25/2014Seafood Boudin appetizer - succulent, subtle, delicious Duck- always wonderful; hardly ever matched at other places I've dined in the US Filet and shortribs- tender, flavorful, nice combo Brown Butter Francier dessert- what a treat! Moist cake, crunchy dried raspberries and perfect sweet sauces. Favorite restaurant in San Diego, maybe even all California.Special Features:
- Depends on the dishD4OTDined on 9/25/2014Four of us, all "Restaurant Week" courses. Tomato/Fennel soup was very light and natural, but rather plain, like healthy veggie/tomato smoothie.--To be fair, you might like it if you like light and healthy. Heirloom tomato salad was excellent and visually pleasing. My son ordered Kobe burger medium rare, but was served well-done. He ate it anyway, and I tried a bite, and we both enjoyed it nonetheless. My main dish was duck, which was way too dry.--My wife had the same assessment. My wife ordered a beef dish that came with rib & steak.--Both my wife and I agreed that the steak was excellent, but the rib was rather dry and tasted okay, but nothing special. Our waiter was attentive and courteous and we were well cared for.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/23/2014We had a wonderful dinner at Pampelmousse during Restaurant Week 2014Special Features:
- Beautiful food in a cozy atmospherecoipticDined on 9/23/2014Came again for Restaurant Week after a few years away and was not disappointed. Excellent tomato basil bisque and pear tarte tatin, but the duck came out a bit dry for my taste. Otherwise, everything was bursting with a perfect balance of flavor. Not to be missed.Special Features:
- Great foodBabblesatDined on 9/23/2014Went here for restaurant week, the food was amazing. It is expensive but the quality and ambiance makes it worth it. The wait staff were great and quick with refills and checking in on if we needed anything. Their short rib and truffle cake are t die for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slightly over ratedWackywifeDined on 9/23/2014A party of 4 and most of us really enjoyed our meal. The service was amazing, the food just average. One of us ordered their Kobe beef burger and that was definitely the best entree of the night. I had John Dory, and it was dry, over cooked and bland. My husband had the Lobster Thermidor and it was a beautiful portion and we're not sure it was worth the $20 up charge. Overall I'd probably return to sit at the bar and enjoy the burger.Special Features:
- Restaurant Week 2014vbresdVIPDined on 9/22/2014PG is one of my usual Restaurant Week stops...have been going for years. This year, though, was disappointed with my entree, which was the duck. Who doesn't love crispy duck skin...? But the meat itself was pretty dry and chewy, so it was not of the caliber that I'm used to. The shrimp/crab cocktail that I started with was great, but not hard to do...the more disturbing thing about that one was that after we ordered it, around 6:30 (so early in the evening), they already told another table they were out of it. Second day of restaurant week, early in the evening, how do you already run out of something. Also, was not a fan of the table we had. Overall, I rate it still very good because of what I know. But on this night, not so good.Special Features:
- excellent restaurantJimSDined on 9/21/2014We dined during Restaurant Week, and we suspect they added a few tables and servers for the occasion. (It was a bit more bustling than one would expect for a top restaurant) But the food was superb - and we mean every item from the first taste of bread to the last bite of dessert. We were also pleasantly surprised at the generous size of the Restaurant Week portions. Our server was friendly and pleasant, and he coped very well with the load of customers. This place won our hearts and stomachs, and we will definitely return. A top, top restaurant. (The only reason we slightly downrated "ambience" and "service" was the slightly crowded nature the night we dined. We suspect these would be 5-star any other week.)
- Never disappointslovetoeatVIPDined on 9/21/2014You just can't go wrong at Pamplemousse. A restaurant week gem as well as year round.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but could have been betterdinerDined on 9/21/2014The food was good except i ordered a fish entree because i don't eat meat. I put something in my mouth that runed out to be meat. I reviewed the menu with the waiter and saw that there was no mention of the meat. For a true pescatarian or vegetarian, to have meat on your plate is a big no-no. I should have been offered a discount or replacement, but given that it was restaurant week and the staff was busy, i did not trouble them for either. And because it was restaurant week, they jammed smaller tables into the aisles. My head was bumped from behind by waiters three times. My husband and i moved the table ourselves, but that only gave us inches of additional room. If i was struck again, we were going to ask to be relocated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okayKikiDined on 9/19/2014Nice service. Skip the lobster ravioli. I'm sure there are wonderful things on the menu but, unfortunately, I didn't get one. This was at lunchtime. The dessert, however, was really delicious - chocolate bombe.Special Features: