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Holly Webb
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
"I specialize in addictions, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, grief issues women's issues, and spirituality. I have over 13 years of experience as a therapist and would be glad to help you and your loved ones grow. I have experienced the pain that an addiction, eating disorder, and relationship issues can cause and I want you to know there is hope. I use a combination of cognitive behavioral, brief solution focused therapy, and understanding to help my clients live the best life possible.
(817) 440-4413
Gina Galloway
Counselor, PhD, LPC, RPT
"I have extensive experience counseling individual adults and children, couples, and families who are struggling with recovery from abuse, trauma, grief, depression, or emotional and behavioral disorders. During counseling, I use different techniques to help individuals explore and better understand their situations and the steps they can take to lead them towards the change they desire. I work with children ages 3-10 in a format called play therapy. During play therapy, I work to understand the child's play and help him learn how to change the way he thinks about, feels toward, and resolves concerns.
(817) 601-7571
Lynn V Heselton
"Don't suffer alone. I provide a safe, non-judgmental, supportive and positive relationship to talk about your emotional pain. I have 20 years of experience and can offer you offer you the latest advancements in treatment. My areas of interest include Grief, Loss, Estrangement, Traumatic Grief, Post Traumatic Stress, recovery from sexual abuse, and Dissociative Disorders, See www.TherapyWithLynn.com for more details.
(817) 803-3923
Diana Bigham
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT-S, RPT-S
"There are some problems you will encounter that you don't want to seek help from a family member or friend. Maybe it is with postpartum depression or anxiety, feeling overwhelmed, embarrassing and exhausting toddler tantrums, a self-cutting teen, little connection with your spouse in a busy family life, or struggling with retirement and conflict among your adult children. It can take more time and energy filtering through self-help books and learning from bad experiences than it does to get support from a therapist.
(817) 764-1229
Ray Austin
Psychologist, PsyD
"I provide psychological/neuropsychological evaluations and therapy for children, adolescents, and young adults (Ages 2-21) with developmental disabilities and related conditions including autism, Asperger's Disorder, mental retardation, ADHD, disruptive behavior, and neurological issues such as acquired brain injury. I also treat children and teens who are suffering from depression and anxiety.
(817) 438-0866
"Jennifer Sartin understands not only the clinical side of addiction, but has first-hand experience with the personal struggles of recovery. Her experience stands out in the field of substance abuse counseling. Jennifer is devoted to helping others achieve a solid, lasting recovery through proper guidance and support. Jennifer received her Bachelors degree in Social Science from the University of California at Irvine, and her Master of Science in Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Phoenix. She is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor in the State of Texas.
(817) 381-8227
"I believe my effectiveness is attributed to an empathic attitude when working with individuals to help them heal, grow, and ultimately, change self-defeating thoughts, feelings and behaviors. I am a teacher at heart, so my style is highly interactive and solution-oriented. To most effectively meet the needs of all individuals, I draw from several approaches including Object Relations, Cognitive-Behavioral and Family Systems. Areas of emphasis include relationships (especially marital), co-dependency, love addiction, boundaries, family-of-origin, anxiety, and self-defeating thoughts.
(817) 756-9075
Elliott Connie
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Do you need help with a relationship issue? I work to assist couples to move away from the problems that are interfering with their happiness and towards the solutions that will lead towards happiness once again. I am an enthusiastic and passionate therapist that enjoys watching couples move their relationship from where they are to where they have always hoped to be. I strive to help each partner function in the relationship at their very best and discover that they have the tools within themselves to stay at their very best long after therapy is complete.
(817) 602-1714
Michael Webb
Counselor, MA, LPC, LCDC
"Fifteen years in practice has taught me that a fundamental element of success is the ability to overcome. Addiction, ADHD, OCD, Trauma, depression or anxiety may seem at first to be frustrating problems, but when people work through those challenges the result is a stronger person and stronger relationships. Blending two families into one is one of the most difficult challenges that two newly wed parents may face. Love, passion, hopes and dreams can quickly be replaced with fear, resentment and despair if children are unable or unwilling to accept the perceived intrusion of a new parent and siblings.
(817) 932-7413
Jason M. Adams
Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
"EVENING, WEEKEND, and E-COUNSELING sessions available. My goal is to provide effective, non-threatening services in a comfortable, laid-back environment. We'll have a cup of coffee and explore strategies and solutions to help improve your life. If you are challenged by anxiety, depression, career issues, relationship problems, grief, or a general lack of direction in life, let's talk! We will work together to figure out how you can achieve the life you want.
(817) 382-5197
Lisa Elieson
Counselor, MA, LPC
"Working on this together at Hidden Lakes Counseling! Its important to know that you don't have to face life's challenges alone. Sometimes, we just need someone outside those struggles to help get us through. I have experience with individual, marriage, family and adolescent counseling, and specialties in depression, anxiety, women's issues, communication and faith-based approaches.
(682) 587-2895
Katherine Leath
Counselor, MEd, LPC, RPT
"I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Registered Play Therapist. My passion is helping children and families who are struggling to connect, communicate, and relate find more meaningful and enjoyable relationships during the brief formative years when family is the greatest source of support. I specialize in not only helping to provide a safe, secure environment for children to understand and process their feelings and experiences, but in supporting families with resources, education, and training so parents can feel better supported and equipped to handle the often emotional roller coaster of growing-up.
(817) 591-0269
"Jennifer Sartin understands not only the clinical side of addiction, but has first-hand experience with the personal struggles of recovery. Her experience stands out in the field of substance abuse counseling. Jennifer is devoted to helping others achieve a solid, lasting recovery through proper guidance and support. Jennifer received her Bachelors degree in Social Science from the University of California at Irvine, and her Master of Science in Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Phoenix. She is a Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor in the State of Texas.
(817) 381-8227
Eronia A Melesse
MA, LPC, Intern
"My specialties include working with young adults and adults dealing with anxiety and depression. In addition to traditional therapy, I specialize in Career Counseling and offer assistance to those entering college, choosing a major or making a career change.
(817) 405-0582
Jonathan Karber
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT, LPC
"I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Professional Counselor. I work with individuals, couples, children, and teenagers. My goal is to combine clinical skill with a Christian, faith-based approach. I collaborate with my clients to move forward towards their personal goals. This often involves looking at the messages we may unwittingly be telling ourselves about our relationships and our circumstances. It also involves looking at the whole picture and the relational dance (patterns) we are involved in with the important people in our lives.
(817) 984-5329
Cecily L. Rodgers
Counselor, MA, MS, LPC
"Counseling is a place to find hope, healing, and restoration and locating the right counselor is a essential part of that process no matter what areas of your life you want to improve. I work with children, adolescents, and adults. In addition to my experience in a group practice, I have experience working in a private psychiatric setting and I am fervent about helping individuals with any type of mental illness. I work with individuals seeking help with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, anger, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, obsessive compulsive disorder, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and stress.
(817) 880-6535
Shannan Crawford, Psy.D., Licensed Psychologist
""Dr. Crawford is a gifted therapist who has successfully counseled many people who feel "stuck", hopeless, alone, confused, anxious, depressed, suicidal and overwhelmed. Her kindness and genuineness will help you experience peace as you feel burdens fall away, and hope emerge as you gain insight, tools and skills necessary to get "unstuck" and to stay "unstuck"! Countless individuals, couples, and families have experienced profound change, freedom, and empowerment as they have experienced Dr. Crawford's excellent holistic care." Now is the best time for you to start feeling better and investing into the life and relationships you desire to have!
(972) 920-6971
Joy V Minshew
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
"When life is off course, a conversation with a therapist can be a refuge from the storm. I enjoy working with couples, families and children. I am also qualified to work with individuals who are suffering from addictions. There is hope. We will work together to establish your goals and discover solutions for the issues in order for you to move toward a more preferred future.
(817) 264-7869
Mariah Jennifer Tailleur
Counselor, MEd, LPC
"My name is Mariah and I have been working with children and teens for over 15 years. I enjoy working with children who need support with: trauma, separation, relational difficulties, home or school problems. I enjoy working with teenagers with: low self-esteem, parent-child conflict, trauma, relational difficulties, home or school problems.
(817) 756-9019
Dustin Bassow
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
"I have over 13 years of experience working with children, adolescents and families in various therapeutic capacities, including students with Special Needs, such as Aspergers, ADHD, and Emotional Disturbances. My philosophy for therapy is that everyone has many unique capabilities for facing challenges. There is not just one size fits all technique or intervention. Everybody has different strengths and resources. My approach is to start where you are at and work collaboratively with you to reach your goals while providing a supportive, comfortable, and safe environment.
(817) 243-4299
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The Lonesome, Crowded NL East
You could make the argument that none of Major League Baseball's six divisions is turning out the way we expected it to, and as long as it's taking the Dodgers and Cardinals to get on their horses, and as shocking as the Tigers' swoon has been, you can't overlook the weirdness of the NL East.
Before the season, it looked like this division would come down to a two-team race: the Braves won it last year, the Nationals the year before, and both clubs had young stars, solid top-to-bottom lineups, and more than enough pitching. Meanwhile, the division's other teams were supposed to be in various spots of the rebuilding cycle, that arduous, cold, interminable process that would send the Mets, Phillies, and Marlins swirling aimlessly and sadly around last place like a comet circling the sun.
At this point, the Nationals lead the division, with the Braves, Marlins, Phillies, and Mets behind them, which is an order that wouldn't have surprised anyone. But as of this moment, nobody's driving the car, and nobody's been left behind. Nobody's more than four games over .500 and nobody's more than six games back of the lead thanks to a combination of surprises, both good and bad, that have led to the Harrison Bergeronization of the division.
The AL Central is nearly as compact, but that's an easier story to tell, and since it involves the Royals overrunning their opponents like the Visigoths, it has the virtue of being remarkable as well.
It's like nobody wanted first place. The Braves tried it on with a scorching 17-7 start. Everything was going great — they were 3½ games up on the division, Freddie Freeman was hitting .344/.421/.613, and they were conjuring effective starting pitchers from thin air. Then they lost seven in a row.
You'd have expected Washington to leap into the power vacuum, but the Nationals have taken heavy casualties: Gio Gonzalez, Doug Fister, Wilson Ramos, Bryce Harper, and Ryan Zimmerman have all missed time, and when Zimmerman came back he took his busted throwing arm to left field. Ian Desmond's taken a step back after two excellent seasons and is striking out more and hitting fewer line drives. They might run away with the division eventually, but not like this.
A short year and a half after trading away almost every valuable major leaguer on the team, the Marlins are back in a virtual three-way tie for the division lead. The Mighty Giancarlo Stanton is hitting .299/.394/.593 and leading the league in home runs, which you'd have expected the Marlins to need in order to compete, but they've stayed in it even after Jose Fernandez went down for the year with a torn elbow ligament. But inexplicably, Garrett Jones and Casey McGehee are crushing it and Henderson Alvarez has thrown three shutouts despite still not striking anyone out. Nobody was more enthusiastically on the Marlins' bandwagon this spring than I was, and I am staggered that they've stayed in the race this long.
Then there are the Phillies and Mets. They're only in this race because the Braves and Nats have been unable to stay more than a couple games over .500, but they're in it nonetheless. Cliff Lee's been hurt, Domonic Brown and Ben Revere have been terrible, and when third baseman Cody Asche has been in the lineup, he's fielded his position like Bobby Bonilla in concrete shoes. But the Phillies are contending again, because Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins are hitting like it's 2008, and the team has quietly constructed a pretty exciting group of young, hard-throwing relievers. Philadelphia has won seven of its past nine, including three impressive wins over Atlanta, to at least hang on to the illusion of contention.
As have the Mets, who lead the league in lowercase letters with Travis d'Arnaud, Matt den Dekker and Jacob deGrom. Juan Lagares is one of the best defensive center fielders in the game — when he's in the lineup, at least — and, I mean, anything can happen when 40-year-old Bobby Abreu, after a year and change out of the game, has a 124 OPS+.
There's still a definite hierarchy to this division, and let's not confuse a good run by the Mets and Phillies with this actually being a five-way race. The Baseball Prospectus playoff odds report still has the Nats and Braves winning the division more than 90 percent of the time, and for me, this is still Washington's division to lose.
Over in the Premier League, Arsenal have a history of falling apart over the course of the season because they don't have the squad depth to deal with injuries, and rather than bringing in new players to strengthen the squad, manager Arsene Wenger's response is, "Why sign a new player when getting all our players back from injury is like signing a new player?" It's a paradox, and it gets annoying when none of those players actually come back and your teenage third-string left back gets torched in the Champions League semifinal.
The truth is that the Nationals are in first place as it stands, if only just, and nobody's going to make a bigger midseason addition than Washington will when Harper comes back. Until then, the Nationals have every reason to be nervous. There's no guarantee they'll stay in first in the meantime, and even if they do, they need to stretch their lead, or they'll end up at the deadline not only contending against Atlanta, like everyone expected them to, but with a young Miami team that feels more legitimate with every passing day and a Phillies team that has two battle-hardened no. 1 starting pitchers and is one hot homestand away from the lead. A scenario in which the Phillies, Marlins, or Mets are in first place in September is hard to imagine, but the mess we've got now would've been hard to imagine three months ago.
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posted: 2014-11-21
USGS St Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center scientist, Dr. Lisa Robbins, participated as an instructor and co-organizer (as lead in the Capacity Building component of the Ocean Acidification International Coordination Centre (OA-ICC) for the first Latin–American Ocean Acidification (LAOCA) Workshop November 10-15, 2014 held in Dichato, Chile. The workshop was sponsored by the OA-ICC and the Universidad de Concepción, Institute de Musels, Chile. Attending the workshop were 20 students from around Latin America including Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Columbia. The course was taught by Robbins and Drs. Sam Dupont (University of Gothenburg, Sweden), Helen Findley (Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK), Andrew Dickson (Scripps, California), Jose Martin Hernandez-Ayon (Universidad Autonoma de Baja California, Mexico), Cristian Vargas (Universidad de Concepción) and Nelson Lagos (Chile). One of the goals of this short course was to provide researchers in this new field of ocean acidification information on the "best practices" in the field. Robbins provided information on the CO2-system chemistry of ocean acidification and how to measure it using different techniques and the use of carbon calculators. In a separate mini symposium held at the University of Concepción, Robbins' powerpoint talk focused on setting up scientific networks and the framework associated with the study of OA.
For more information about the LAOCA workshop, visit: http://imo-chile.cl/latin-american-workshop-on-ocean-acidification-laoca-2014/.
posted: 2014-11-20
From 11/15 to 11/23, USGS microbiologist Dale Griffin will do fieldwork in Tucson, Arizona, with staff from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to help locate the source of coccidioidomycosis, or Valley Fever. Even though the fungus is known to be transported airborne, it has never been captured from in-situ air samples. Dale was chosen for his experience in collecting microbe samples from African Dust that travels across the Atlantic Ocean (see Soundwaves article, March 2002). The initial CDC sampling program will be in and around Davis-Monthan Air Force Base near Tucson.
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Saturday, November 22, 2014
Breakfast Links: Week of November 17, 2014
Saturday, November 22, 2014
• Proof of an early world economy: Roman glass plate has been discovered in a 5th c. A.D. Japanese tomb.
• More than a genteel pastime: Regency-era sketches of the UK, painted by Lady Anne Rushout (1768-1849) of Wanstead Grove.
• Studying a rare extant 18th c. robe de cour bodice in Sweden.
• Making the best of bad parchment: delightful inspirations of imperfections in medieval parchment.
• No, no, no! The Victorians did not invent the vibrator.
• Image: The first bathing machines in England were introduced in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, in 1735.
• Potable soup, as supplied by Mrs. Dubois to the Royal Navy, 1756.
• Saving one of Italy's oldest cities from crumbling away.
• Poignant and unsettling: finding a mental asylum's cemetery for young patients hidden in the woods.
• Ancient Egyptian book of spells is deciphered.
• Image: Charles Dickens reading to his two daughters, 'Mamie' and Kate, at their Gad's Hill home, 1865.
• A gentleman and his purse: newly identified 17th c. portrait of Sir Thomas Savage, 1st Viscount Savage.
• Children in mourning, and mourning a child through early modern history.
• One of Napoleon's two-pointed hats auctioned for $2.2 million at the Osenat auction house this week.
• The soldier and the quack: medical blackmail in Victorian London.
• Image: From the collection of The Fan Museum: a lace fan, c. 1890, with Faberge guilloche enamelling and goldwork.
• Years of suffering for an 18th c. newlywed wife: treating the "Rheumatick complaint" of Mary, Countess of Chatham.
• After the harvest: a bountiful November feast in medieval Europe.
• "Deluded by his hypocrises": Lady Mary Radclyffe Stanhope Gell (and her shoes.)
• A slideshow about reading instruction in the U.S., 18th-20th c.
• Fascinating look at how the Museum of London stores the remains of medieval Londoners - and what can be learned from them.
• "Bringeth down the menses": a short history of abortifacients.
• Image: Tremendous atmosphere in this 13th c. chapter house turned 19th c. chapel at Newstead Abbey, Notts.
• The 1739 Infant in the Well and unwed mothers in the 18th c.
• Women's indigo-dyed pocket hoops c. 1750s-90s - linen fabric and baleen/whalebone for shaping.
• The bloody history of chocolate.
• Squeezed in between the mansions: New York City's lost 1869 Church of the Heavenly Rest on Fifth Avenue.
• An American icon, especially in the 1950s: the saga of Davy Crockett's coonskin hat.
• Oseberg wooden Viking ship head, found in Norway and dated to 825.
• Unusual 18th c. ceiling decoration shows Death blowing bubbles.
• Men and women in gardens, in 17th c. prints.
• Gallery views of "Death Becomes Her" exhibition of mourning wear currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• Feather crowns and witch wreaths.
• A streetcar cow-catcher for pedestrians, as described in Scientific American in 1894.
• Snuff and snuff-boxes.
• Vintage mugshots reveal some of Australia's earliest women criminals.
• Just for fun: Elizabethan superheroes.
• And more superheroes for more fun: Batman shares our sentiments exactly.
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Friday, November 21, 2014
Friday Video: Stop Looking at Your Phones
Friday, November 21, 2014
Isabella reporting,
With Thanksgiving just around the table, I can't be the only one who is trying to mandate a "no phones at the table" rule during the meal. Apparently I have historical precedent on my side – or at least this amusing parody of Downtown Abbey. This is one sketch from the The Britishes, a parody collection currently appearing on DirecTV, and I think I may have to hunt down the rest of the episodes. Or at least I will as soon as I take this call....
(Warning: there's a tiny bit of Adult Language here that may make this video NSFW.)
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Queen Victoria proposes to Prince Albert
Thursday, November 20, 2014
|Prince Albert
On 23 November 1839 Queen Victoria announced her engagement to Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg. The story, as told in Gillian Gill's We Two: Victoria and Albert: Rulers, Partners, Rivals is interesting, indeed, for Her Majesty was in charge.
"She imposed upon Albert a series of tests and ordeals. The prince had to beg through family intermediaries for an invitation to come to England to see the Queen." The invitation was quite a cool one, apparently. Then, "After Victoria had looked Albert over and decided that, indeed, he was the husband she was looking for, her first impulse was not to clasp her beloved in her arms but to go into delicious conclave with her prime minister over how exactly she should propose and what arrangements would have to be made for the wedding."
England wasn't happy about her choice. Albert was foreign and poor. Caricatures, insults, and mocking poetry ensued. Parliament voted him an allowance of only £30,000, though in the 17th century, Prince George of Denmark, Queen Anne's spouse, had received £50,000.
|Victoria is engaged
For more dish on Victoria & Albert, I highly recommend (again) We Two.
Illustration: Prince Albert, a print "after George Baxter, 1804–1867" made after 1855. Image courtesy Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Indispensable Objects for Dressing a Wig, c.1750-80
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Isabella reporting,
Sometimes everyday objects from the past are instantly recognizable to modern eyes, while others are completely mystifying. I'm guessing that for most of us today, the two objects above would fall into the mystifying category. Both appeared as part of the talk "Fashionable Fittings for Hair Care and More" from the Head for Fashion conference this past weekend, Colonial Williamsburg; they were displayed by Amanda Keller, assistant curator of historic interiors & household accessories, Colonial Williamsburg.
If you'd worn a wig in late 18th c. England or North America, you would likely have recognized at least one of these peculiar-looking objects. They're both forms of dispensing powder to a dressed wig or hair. (For more about 18th c. hair powder, see here.) The gentleman in the print, lower left, is on the receiving end of a similar device, and looks none to happy about it, either.
The object, lower left, is a wig bellows. The accordion-like section is made of leather. At the larger end is a turned wooden cover that was removed to fill the bellows. At the smaller end is a metal cap with a fine mesh screen. While the leather of the bellows has now stiffened with age, it once must have given a quite satisfying whoosh of fine powder, a snowy dusting that would have been the finishing touch to the coiffed head of a well-dressed gentleman or lady.
The second object, above right, is a wig carrot, named for its resemblance to the vegetable. It, too,
was used for dusting a wig with powder, but through a slightly different technique. Like the bellows, the end has a fine metal screen with a cap that unscrews for filling with powder. The carrot, however, relies on the lung power of the hairdresser, who would blow through the narrow tip to scatter a find spray of the powder through the other end. The carrot is made of turned wood, while its tip is made of horn.
While I'm sure an 18th c. hairdresser would be able to identify modern curling irons and hair rollers – both are similar in shape to their Georgian counterparts – imagine how amazed (and delighted) he would be by a blow-dryer. All the power of the wind in your hand!
Above: Wig Bellows & Wig Carrot, mid 18th c. England. Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg.
Below: The Englishman in Paris, by Jno. Collet, 1770. Lewis Walpole Library, Yale University.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
The Amazing John Joseph Merlin
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
|John Joseph Merlin
When I found the Ackermann plate of Merlin's Mechanical Chair, historical nerdiness compelled me to find out who "Merlin" was. Funnily enough, the Wikipedia entry led me back to Two Nerdy History Girls, and Isabella/Susan's Friday Video of John Joseph Merlin's extraordinary swan.
Since there are quite a few articles and biographies online (here, here,and here), I'm going to offer some of the high points from Richard D. Altick's less easily accessible The Shows of London.
About 1774-75 Merlin patented a combination harpsichord and pianoforte, and soon thereafter created a six-octave pianoforte (some years before Broadwood introduced his 5½ octave span instrument). Merlin created "a barrel organ-harpsichord capable of playing nineteen tunes, a one-man orchestra," and many other musical devices. He created a tea table the hostess could make revolve via a foot pedal, to bring each cup to her in turn. He made a bell device to let servants know what the master wanted at a given time. In Hyde Park he drove a "mechanical chariot" [pictured below] whose equipment included a mechanical whip and an 18th C version of an odometer (the latter actually a 17th C invention). He created a type of roller skate—but having failed to provide brakes, he crashed into a mirror.
"Still other exhibits [at Merlin's Mechanical Museum] were a gambling machine ... a set of whist cards for the blind, which may well have been an anticipation of the Braille system; the bust of a Turk which chewed and swallowed an artificial stone, and an 'Aerial Cavalcade,' four wooden horses on a structure supported by six pillars, 'on which the Ladies and Gentlemen may ride, perfectly safe, over the heads of the rest of the company.' This last was unquestionably an early carousel, complete with brass rings."
|John Joseph Merlin & his mechanical chariot
The mechanical chair was one of several devices he invented for the use of ill and handicapped people. For example, King George III might have endured physician abuse, but he did enjoy one of the mechanical chairs. The following quotation appears in numerous early 19th century books and periodicals: "One of Merlin's chairs was at this time provided for him, with which he was so pleased, that he was constantly removed from one room to another in it."
—Dodsley's Annual Register for 1820.
One more interesting tidbit from Altick: Merlin, a Belgian, had an extensive English vocabulary, but often put the words in the wrong order and "had an unerring habit of stressing the wrong syllable."
Portrait of Jean-Joseph Merlin (1735-1803) from Belgium; mechanical engineer, inventor of the roller-skate and designer and maker of various musical instruments, clocks and other mechanical constructions, by Thomas Gainsborough (1782) from Kenwood House collection.
Merlin and his carriage from Kirby's Wonderful and Eccentric Museum (1803) aka Kirby's Wonderful and Scientific Museum.
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Shiloh I do not post on here but read a lot. I have to say that that was the most stupidest comment I have ever heard from you. You should give your head a shake and maybe you could think a little clearer. Your hate for Price is clouding your thinking and it makes everything you say meaningless.
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You know you sound like a broken record. We get it you're mad at Price. Get over it. He is not the first to let in soft goals and he won't be the last. Have seen Roy, Dryden let in worse in their career. Even Betty Crocker burns the odd Cake.
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Don't forget we played the game with our AHL defence.
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I liked the rug, however my fiance hated. I understand him: is better to walk in the carpet instead of the rug, the surface is rough... Also, when it arrived at home was with a strong smell of some product. If you plan to use in a area where you will not circulate with no shoes and sit in the rug, it is a great acquisition... If you want something softer.. it is not the rug. The appearance of wool is a rustic nice visual, however is also what causes some discomfort walking on it.
We ordered this rug to go in our living room which has dark wood flooring. We also got the Ricordi couch set to go with it. I was expecting something with a bit more fluff to it, instead the wool is a bit coarse. However, it's not unbearable. I find that going from the wood flooring to the rug is a nice reprieve, and in the current colder climate it's very warm on your feet. It looks good and seems more durable than a fluffier rug. Although, I highly recommend a rug pad. I almost fell multiple times before putting the furniture down on top of it. And it helps made it more cushiony (yes cushiony). When you buy this size rug, for this price, you can't expect the world. Overall I'm happy with this purchase.
This a very nice rug if you get it on sale; I wouldn't pay full price. This rug isn't soft or plush it's more like a flat outside rug. I love the style and the color of it, it's exactly as pictured. If you try to vacuum it, it does shed a lot so watch out for the pieces in your vacuum, they will clog it. Overall it is a good rug if it will be in an area that doesn't get a lot of traffic. I wouldn't recommend it to a family with children or for a busy room.
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Records: Purdue 3-1, 0-0 Big Ten; Michigan 2-2, 0-0
Line: Michigan by 3
Series: Michigan leads 43-14
On the web: For a video preview, go to Boiling Point at www.journalgazette.net.
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Points per game: 42.5 (13th in NCAA)
Yards per game: 463.5 (38th)
Passing yards per game: 262 (43rd)
Rushing yards per game: 201.5 (32nd)
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Yards per game: 354.5 (43rd)
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The upside to this way of thinking is that when you get a film that combines great visuals with a decent plot then you can have an extremely entertaining product along the lines of an Event Horizon or The Matrix. Luckily for us, Stigmata, directed by Rupert Wainwright (The Sadness of Sex, Blank Check) is one of those films that successfully molds story line with powerful visuals to make for an entertaining and eerie adventure. It's like watching a two-hour music video on MTV. An exciting fusion of neo-punk culture combined with ancient religious rites.
Patricia Arquette (Flirting With Disaster, Goodbye Lover) stars as Frankie Page, a vivacious and forthright Pittsburgh hairdresser whose life is turned upside down by unexplained phenomena. After several paranormal incidents in which she bleeds from her hands, becomes frantic with disturbing visions, and almost drowns as she becomes entranced in the bathtub; her relationships with her best friend, Donna (Nia Long), her boyfriend, (Patrick Muldoon), and her life are all in jeopardy.
When a local priest witnesses yet another inexplicable paranormal attack on a subway train, word is sent to Rome where Cardinal Houseman (Jonathan Pryce) sends Father Andrew Kiernan (Gabriel Byrne - Enemy of the State, The Usual Suspects) to Pittsburgh to investigate. Kiernan is a scientist who as a member of the Church's Sacred Congregation for the Causes of Saints researches fictitious miracles and disproves unexplained phenomena. Little does he know that Frankie Page is already expecting him and when the two meet, and he sees first hand the trouble that she is in, he becomes devoted to caring and watching over her as they must face her frightening ordeal together.
In order to enjoy this film you have to put common sense aside. After all, it's sci-fi drama mixed with horror. I said the plot was good enough to make the film enjoyable, but the film is far from groundbreaking. Unfortunately, the acting is what will really keep this movie at sub-par status. Patricia Arquette's character isn't too smart to begin with, so she's perfect for the role. To her credit, she manages to stay attractive even with a possessed and badly beaten body (unlike the girl from The Exorcist) although quite a few of her lines are so sappy that they are almost insulting. Gabriel Byrne, with his typical withdrawn demeanor, flubs his way through the role of scientist/priest confronted with the temptations of lust while questioning his calling to faith. Rade Sheredgia and Jonathan Pryce, on the other hand, turn in commendable supporting roles.
The cinematography (Director of Photography - Jefferey L. Kimball) must also be recognized for its powerful imagery contrasting color, lighting, and symbolism to convey the dark and ethereal tones. Most noticeable are the transitions with blood and/or water dripping onto the floor, often in reverse-motion at various points. Plus, there are several excellent tracking shots that put the audience right at the heart of the action. In addition to the excellent photography, the soundtrack put together by Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins and Elia Cmiral (Ronin) complements the supernatural feel of the film well.
All in all, this is a potentially entertaining movie that is as enjoyable as the viewer will allow it to be.
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November 28, 2012 – Sex worker Akram Pasha remembers when his hometown of Mysore, India—an idyllic southern tourist hub known for a Maharajah's palace and its many universities—stood on the brink of... Show More +
Increased Targeting of Key Populations Can Accelerate End of Global HIV Epidemic
New Studies Show Potential Impact of Programs for Sex Workers, People Who Inject Drugs, and Men Who Have Sex with MenWASHINGTON, November 28, 2012 – As the world prepares to commemorate World AIDS Day... Show More +