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Dr. Timothy M. Kuzel, MD
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Dr. Timothy M. Kuzel graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1984. He works in Chicago, IL and specializes in Hematology/Oncology. Dr. Kuzel is affiliated with Ann & Robert H Lurie Childrens Hospital Of Chicago and Northwestern Memorial Hospital. He speaks English, Polish and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 31 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Polish, Spanish
Medical School: University of Michigan Medical School
Graduation Date: 1984
Hospital Affiliations: Ann & Robert H Lurie Childrens Hospital Of Chicago, Northwestern Memorial Hospital
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Dieting with Obstacles - Don't know what to do with this pain-vent/whineView Full Version : Don't know what to do with this pain-vent/whine 4star 03-09-2012, 10:09 AM I just went ahead and deleted this. Sorry for the whine. I know it's unlikely for someone to have advice to help with this and you all are dealing with worse problems. I hope you get relief. TiffNeedsChange 03-11-2012, 03:30 AM You could have left it up!!! We all have our issues and none are too small to be recognized. I hope you're feeling better. I am dealing with chronic pain so I can relate. 4star 03-15-2012, 09:46 AM Thanks. I almost feel silly complaining here when so many people have it worse, just been struggling with pain a lot lately. I was told my arthritis would improve with weight loss but it has not. I've always had it in my limbs and am used to that but it's set up in my spine and that causes nerve pain in my limbs that gets pretty miserable. It's just been bad lately and there's little to nothing left to do about it. The meds I have to take for it make me feel so yucky but they help the pain. Most of the time, I have a good attitude about it but back-to-back bad pain days can be really hard on the attitude. I have also been struggling with what they think is an inner ear thing that makes me dizzy. And for the last few months I've been having urinary issues. Such is life. I really am blessed and try not to whine about it too much. I am grateful for the function I have that so many other don't. I waiver between not wanting to post about it and thinking that someone else might be in this same spot, needing to know that not everyday is a bad one. I also get hopeful that maybe, just maybe, someone will know of an option I've overlooked. Thank You for the well wishes. If I do figure out something that brings relief, I'll be sure to post about it. threenorns 03-15-2012, 10:05 AM never be worried about how bad your problem is compared to someone else's. if we all went that route, none of us would have a right to say anything once we look at the problems in darfur. your concerns and issues are just as valid *for you* as someone else's AIDS or leukemia is *for them*. aside from which, trying to help others with their problems makes most ppl feel better about theirs. i have arthritis, too. it's in my right hip and if i don't lose 100lbs total, i'm going to need a hip replacement which will not be approved unless i lose weight. nice, eh? my bff has arthritis that suddenly popped up in her right knee - swells up like a football. she also has Lupus, fibromyalgia, and possibly MS. those are all autoimmune diseases. so far, she's cautiously optimistic about a tbsp of raw honey taken with 1/2 tsp of cinnamon twice daily. she says the swelling in her knee hasn't been as bad and hasn't needed her pain meds quite as much. it's only been a week and a half so it needs a bit more time. if you want to try it, two things: first off, get *cinnamomum* - that's REAL cinnamon - and not cassia (it's most often what is used for cinnamon: it's darker and has a harsher flavour; real cinnamon is paler in colour and has a more floral bouquet). the reason is both cinnamomum and cassia contain blood thinner - coumarin - but cassia has way more of it. 4star 03-15-2012, 10:33 AM Thanks. Yes, I have tried cinnamon, also glucosamine and chondroitin. My blood doesn't clot properly so unfortunately that closes the door on NSAIDs and some natural supplements. My body is so strange but it carries me where I need to go. I am due to see my doc again soon. The pain and balance issues really worry me sometimes that something neurological is going on but she says we'll cross that bridge if and when we get to it. I am getting an MRI soon for my inner ear so if something is amiss, it will likely show up. She very encouraging and was the only doc who saw past my age and actually did xrays to verify that I was arthritic(like I had told many other docs who said I was "too young for all that"). I had been pushed off my so many docs who said it was b/c of my weight and she actually believed me. She'll be happy about my weight loss. She cheers me on and helps me figure out ways to work around my obstacles. My doc is really worth her weight in gold. I'd be much worse off physically right now without her and likely still very obese. My idea about it is to keep on going. It's actually easier to keep going than to sit and let myself get stiff. Besides, the pain in my legs from sitting too long is worse than the pain of moving too long. If nothings else, my muscles are stronger and I carry around a lot less weight. That's good, even if it doesn't decrease the pain. jomatho 03-15-2012, 10:55 AM I was just reading through this thread http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/496258-apple-cider-vinegar-and-virgin-coconut-oil?hl=apple+cider+vinegar on myfitnesspal message boards a little while back and I remembered that a lot of people taking apple cider vinegar (with the "mother" in it) had great improvement in their arthritis and joint pain. It couldn't hurt to try. The recommended dosage and how to take it is in the thread also. 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Andrew Murray Tous les Jours Syrah 2008
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We refer to our "everyday" and easy-drinking Syrah as "Tous les Jours." A red wine blend of Syrah from Paso Robles and Santa Ynez Valley vineyards, it is carefully blended to produce a soft, smooth Syrah full of ripe berry aromas and flavors. Tous les Jours is consistently lauded as a 'Crozes-Hermitage look-alike' by wine critics and has been touted as one of the best wines under $20.
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After the success of last year's event, The Color Run presented by Dulux will be back on the South Coast this summer.
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AFGHANISTAN/EAST ASIA/EU/FSU/MESA - Iranian press highlights 12 Sep 11 - IRAN/DPRK/RUSSIA/ISRAEL/AFGHANISTAN/OMAN/FRANCE/SYRIA/EGYPT/AFRICA/UK
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The following is a selection of highlights from the Iranian national
press on 12 September 11.
1. Report citing ISNA headlined "Bushehr power plant will go through the
initial utilization phase today": The report discusses about the Bushehr
nuclear power plant and contains views of Mohammad Ahmadian, the Iranian
contractor responsible for the completion of the Bushehr plant, over the
future of Iran's nuclear programme. (p 2; 1, 460 words)
2. Report citing ILNA headlined "Rasul Montajabnia: If minimum reformist
expectations are not realized, they will opt for silence": According to
the report, reformist politician Rasul Montajabnia lamented the branding
of the reformists and said that the reformists are not opposition
because they are still part of the regime. He cautioned that if the
minimum conditions of the reformists for participating in the
forthcoming Majlis elections are not met, the reformists will opt to
remain silent. (p 1; 196 words)
1. Editorial by Ne'mat Ahmadi headlined "About Mr Ahmadinezhad's new
promise": The editor refers to what President Ahmadinezhad recently said
about tripling the cash subsidies. He notes that not considering the
fact that currently paid subsidies do not suffice for buying three meals
of the simplest meal, claiming to increase the amount or any other
project requires careful study by the government and to be discussed in
Majlis. (Front page; 974 words) (PROCESSING)
2. Unattributed report headlined "The meeting of Sheykh [Nateq-Nuri] and
Seyyed [Khatami]": According to the report, Sheykh Ali Akbar Nateq-Nuri,
former presidential election rival, met former President Seyyed Mohammad
Khatami. The report says that the aim of the meeting was that Khatami
had set some condition for participating in the upcoming Majlis
elections and Nateq-Nuri wanted to get familiar with the plans of the
reformist for the elections. According to the report, a group of the
reformists confirmed their meeting and said they did not know about the
details and issues discussed. (Front page; 501 words)
Commentary by Kianush Kiakajori headlined "Twenty years of ups and downs
in Ira-Russia relations; Cooperation based on distrust": The commentary
is about Iran-Russia relations. The commentator says the Bushehr nuclear
power plant, Caspian Sea legal regime, S-300 missile sale to Iran, oil
and gas pipeline are the issues which affect the two country's
relations. The commentator also discusses Iran-Russia relations during
the presidency of Vladimir Putin and that of the Dmitriy Medvedev. (Iran
page; 1,380 words)
1. Unattributed commentary headlined "Terrorism leaders have not been
tried": The commentary by pointing at 10th anniversary of 11 September
and international military measures of America and its Western allies,
in the name of defending humanity and fight against terrorism, comments
on American, European and Israeli leaders to be the "top terrorists"
according to West's own definition of terrorism. The commentator urges
for their trial in independent courts in order to stop terrorism. (p 1;
465 words)
2. Unattributed report headlined "Head of tax organization: 32 per cent
rise in tax income within first five months of the year [Iranian year
starting 21 March 2011]": According to the report, Ali Askari, the head
of country's tax organization in a press conference said 29 per cent
rise in direct tax and 52 per cent rise in indirect tax income for the
country during the first five months of the current year. (p 1; 629
1. Report headlined "US and Israel panic over creating of a powerful
Islamic bloc in Iran's leadership": According to the report, Basij
Resistance Force has issued a statement on the siege of Israeli embassy
in Cairo. The statement says that the US and its strategic partner
Israel are worried about the creation of powerful Islamic bloc in the
region under Iran's leadership, and adds that Iran has always been
opposed to the "illegal" existence of the Zionist regime. (p 2; 151
2. Report by international desk headlined "Initial agreement between
Arab League and Syria for initiating reforms": According to the report,
following their meeting, Secretary-General of Arab League Nabil al-Arabi
and Syrian President Bashar al-Asad reached an agreement to accelerate
the process of reforms in Syria. The report states that the Syrian
president has called for non-interference of foreign media in the Syrian
crisis. Talking to media persons, the Arab League secretary-general said
that he had called for ending use of violence by the security forces
against Syrian protesters. (p 6; 461 words)
3. Report headlined "Third indigenously built ship enters Persian Gulf
waters": According to the report, an indigenously built cargo ship
sailed through the Persian Gulf waters. The report mentions that the 187
metre long "Iran Kashan" ship with a capacity of 2800 cargo containers
is claimed to cost less than Korean and Chinese ships in this class. The
Iranian authorities expect to get orders from foreign countries for
building such ships, says the report. (p 9; 862 words)
1. Analytical report by Hoseyn Khalili headlined "Counter-terrorism, a
project without an end": The analyst discusses the consequences of the
9/11 terror attacks in the US along with counter-terrorism measures
taken by the US and other countries of the world. He opines that the US
incursion into Afghanistan has not yet achieved its objective of
eliminating the Taleban even after a decade since the 9/11 attacks.
(International; 1,098 words)
2. Commentary by Dr Mahmud Reza Amini headlined "UN in the service of
Israeli lobby": The commentator discusses the recent UN report about
Israeli action against the Freedom Flotilla aid convoy in which some
Turkish citizens were killed, saying that the report was "biased" and
the UN has become a "tool" in the service of the Israeli lobby in the US
and can no longer play an active role in resolving the conflicts in the
Middle-East and thus Muslim nations should resort to their own means to
resolve their problems instead of relying on the UN. (International; 431
1. Editorial by Babak Esma'ili headlined "Let us avoid such
disagreements": The editor notes that Iran's Statistics Centre has not
announced the official rate of inflation. He notes that the centre had
previously said that the Central Bank is responsible for declaring the
rate; whereas according to the Fifth Development Plan, the Statistics
Centre is the authority to do so. He further suggests that the officials
had better solve the problems by establishing joint committee and avoid
announcing such disagreement between bodies thought the media. (pp 1,2;
1,382 words)
2. Unattributed report under Urgent column headlined "Karrubi's advisor:
We are ready for alliance with terrorists": According to the report,
Mojtaba Vahedi, advisor to Mehdi Karrubi, travelled to Europe for a "set
of lectures". He told the Persian news bulletin of Radio France: "I
personally will negotiate with any group, which is not after the rule of
one person that even may has terrorist background, but willing to accept
their mistakes." (p 2; 233 words)
3. Unattributed analytical report headlined "Duel over S-300 [Missiles]:
Hague or Tehran?": The report refers to Russia's decision not to sell
S-300 missiles to Iran and the developments taken place after that
decision. Iran filed a complaint at international courts. Meanwhile,
Iran said that it will make the missiles within the country. The report
adds that Iran is now in a legal challenge with one of its most
important strategic allies. According to the report, however,
considering the developments in Tripoli it is possible that Russia will
have to reconsider their ban on selling S-300 missiles to Iran. (p 8;
1,504 words)
1. Unattributed editorial headlined "Bad defence for supreme
jurisconsult": The editor by pointing at statements of Imam Khomeyni
about equality of Supreme Leader with other citizens before the law,
comments on the necessity to be realistic about the role of the Supreme
Leader in the society and considers people, who exaggerate while
defending the Supreme Leader, as uninformed people, who use bad defence
in expressing their personal ideas. (Domestic; 1,078 words) (PROCESSING)
2. Report citing Fars headlined "Asadollahi: Investigating relationship
between deviant current and 3,000bn [toman; approximately 3bn US
dollars] embezzlement": According to the report, Gholamreza Asadollahi,
MP from Torbat Jam and member of Article 90 Commission, in an interview
comments on investigating the relationship between the deviant current
and 3,000bn toman in the Saderat Bank. Asadollahi also comments on lack
of efficient audit system in Iranian banks as the reason behind the
banking problems in the country. (Domestic; 183 words)
3. Report citing Fars headlined "Deputy interior minister for political
affairs: Seriousness of central election committee in dealing with any
wrongdoing in election": According to the report, Seyyed Solat
Mortazavi, Head of Iranian Elections Committee and deputy interior
minister for political affairs in an interview comments on
non-recognition of seasonal political parties by the central election
committee. Mortazavi also comments on intention of respective committee
to deal seriously with any wrongdoing during or after the upcoming
parliamentary election. (Domestic; 200 words)
4. Report citing Aftab headlined "Spokesperson of the Majlis Energy
Committee: Domestic petrol production 50m litre and import of 65-70m
litre": According to the report, Seyyed Emad Hoseyni, spokesperson of
the Majlis Energy Committee, comments on 50m litres domestic production
and 65m to 70m litre import of petrol to the country. Hoseyni also
mentioned there is no need to deny the import of petrol since domestic
petrol production does not match the existing demand in the country.
(Domestic; 146 words)
1. Editorial by Mehdi Mohammadi headlined "Lessons which must be
relearned": The editor opines that what is seen now as indication of
sedition the likes of that which allegedly caused the 2009 post-poll
incidents, is just the "enemies" testing the political atmosphere of the
country to determine whether the 2009 post-poll incidents can recur
after the forthcoming Majlis election. (p 2; 1,449 words)
2. Report headlined "Keyhan's special report on the hidden hands behind
the 3,000bn tomans embezzlement": The report refers to a Keyhan
editorial by Babak Esma'ili headlined "Weeds" published on 15 June
saying that Keyhan newspaper had alluded to the embezzlement at the
Saderat Bank as early as June this year, and goes ahead to reveal
details of the embezzlement and the people involved, saying that the
group around President Mahmud Ahmadinezhad, which is normally referred
to as deviant current facilitated the unprecedented embezzlement of 3bn
dollars from the Saderat Bank. (p 14; 4,121 words)
3. Report headlined "Experts and MPs: Government laxity encouraged
economically corrupt [people]": The report contains views of politicians
and experts on the recently exposed embezzlement at Saderat Bank. The
report blames the government of laxity and negligence. (p 14; 802 words)
1. Editorial by Maryam Haq-Parast headlined "Now what explanation for
brain drain?": The author refers to provision of various facilities,
including bank loans for talented and genius students in Iran. She adds
that various measures are being taken to stop brain drain and migration
of the genius students to foreign countries. (p 2; 717 words)
2. Commentary by Mehdi Erfanian headlined "3,000bn-toman embezzlement
and people in need of 2m-toman loans": The author notes that Iran's
economy has been a bank-oriented one in the past five decades. He adds
that despite this fact, the banking structure requires basic reforms to
lessen unemployment and inflation and achieve economic growth
objectives. He notes that country's economic structure has gaps that
allow abuses and corruption, whereas there are people in needing smaller
loans get stuck in banks' paperwork. (p 14; 724 words)
3. Unattributed report under News Heard by Khorasan column headlined
"Purchase of 35,000 leather wallets by a government bank": According to
the report, a government bank intends to buy 35,000 wallets and 16,000
flash memory cards. Meanwhile, the ninth government had emphasized that
executive institutions must avoid any type of wasting resources or
money. (p 16; 75 words)
1. Editorial by Hamidreza Shokuhi headlined "The story of
differentiation between the government and the deviant current": The
editor opines that the so-called deviant current has become the
principle-ists' scapegoat and they blame this current for all government
misgivings and the principle-ists are in denial of the fact that the
current government is closely associated with the deviant current,
because had this not been the case, the leaders of the so-called deviant
current would have been demoted from government positions held by them.
(Editorial; 515 words)
2. Analytical report by Political desk headlined "Comparison between
Bushehr nuclear plant electricity-production capabilities with other
nuclear plants": The report discusses the launching ceremony of the
Bushehr nuclear plant that is supposed to take place today and outlines
the differences between the Bushehr power plant and other power plants
in Iran in terms of their capabilities in generating electricity.
(Politics; 1,692 words)
3. Report citing Aftab headlined "Shahrvand-e Emruz collected from
newspaper sellers": According to the report, Sharvand-e Emruz, an
Iranian newspaper which was banned last week, was published and
circulated yesterday after which it was gathered from newspaper stalls
by the authorities. (Politics; 167 words)
1. Editorial by Siyamak Baqeri headlined "The Zionist regime: Confused
and tense": The editorial states that siege of the Israeli embassy by
the Egyptian people should be considered as the "real" revolution, for
with this act the Egyptians have severed their link with the regime that
was considered a disgrace to their identity. The editorial adds that
this incident may be regarded as a fatal blow to the US moves in the
region. The editor says that the developments in the Middle East and
North Africa have made the situation in Israel very complex. (Editorial;
701 words)
2. Interview with Head of Institute for Islamic Civilization and
Development citing Tawana website headlined "Embezzlement of 3000bn
[tomans] is a move by the deviant current for upcoming election":
According to the report, In an interview with Tawana website, Head of
Institute for Islamic Civilization and Development Hojjat ol-Eslam
Seyyed Abbas Nabavi said that the embezzlement of 3000bn tomans is the
work of the so-called deviant current, which want to use this money to
influence upcoming parliamentary election. He expressed surprise over
the president's "negligence" over this issue, and called for alertness
of the intelligence agencies lest the main leader escapes from Iran.
(Political; 1,708 words)
1. Commentary by Aref Bahrami headlined "A look at future relationship
between Cairo and Tel Aviv; Egypt will not go back": The commentary is
about the recent demonstrations in front of the Israeli embassy in
Cairo. It says that future prospects of relationship between the two
countries are not bright. The commentator also refers to 1979 agreement
signed between Israel and Egypt, and says that if this agreement is
annulled, Israel's future will be affected severely. (Diplomatic page;
1,159 words)
2. Commentary by Sameera Peyman-Far headlined "America will not leave
Afghanistan": The commentary refers to US presence in Afghanistan and
says that America does not want to leave Afghanistan despite Obama's
promise to this effect. The commentator says American citizens are
suffering from economic problems and they want pulling out of forces
from Afghanistan even before the 2014 deadline. (Diplomatic page; 587
3. Editorial by Mohammad Kazem Anbarlu'i headlined "Deviations": The
editorial refers to a statement made by former President Mohammad
Khatami at a gathering of students. The editor says Khatami mentioned
dictatorship as Iran's problem of Iran but he did not mention problems
faced by the country like infiltration of American, Israeli and British
security services into the society to sow the seed of differences and
enemies' cultural invasion against Iran etc. (Editorial; 1,490 words)
1. Editorial by Ahmad Hatemi-Yazdi headlined "Embezzlement virus": The
editorial refers to the financial embezzlement in the country, and
states that the judiciary and the Ministry of Intelligence must
investigate the modus operandi of the group responsible for this and
they should be brought to book. (p 1; 530 words)
2. Report by Mojtaba Fathi headlined "Iranian initiative for starting
nuclear negotiations with the West": According to the report, Iranian
Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said that Secretary of Supreme
National Security Council Sa'id Jalili has sent a letter to Head of EU
Foreign Policy and Chief Negotiator of G5+1 Catherine Ashton expressing
Iran's readiness to resume nuclear negotiations with the G5+1. Jalili in
his letter has expressed that the negotiations should include the topics
such as root cause of terrorism, drug smuggling, enhanced security and
safety of [nuclear] energy and nuclear disarmament, says the report. (p
1; 611 words)
3. Report headlined "[Bashar al-] Asad promises again to continue
reforms": According to the report, following the meeting between
Secretary-General of Arab League Nabil al-Arabi and Syrian President
Bashar al-Asad, the two sides have expressed different opinions about
the Syrian situation. According to Syrian News Agency SANA, Al-Arabi has
said that the Arab League rejects any external interference in the
internal affairs of Syria, while Syrian President Bashar al-Asad has
said that the foreign media is publishing biased reports distorting the
events in the country. The report adds that so far the Arab League has
not issued official statement in this regard. (p 6; 529 words)
1. Editorial by Qasem Ghafuri headlined "Concerns of Kremlin's guest":
The editorial refers to British Prime Minister David Cameron's visit to
Russia and states that despite both the countries have a number of
differences with each other, they are "forced" to take steps in the
direction to secure their interests. The editorial adds that
developments in the Middle East and North Africa and Palestinian issue
would be among the issues to be discussed during the visit.
(International; 415 words) (PROCESSING)
2. Analytical commentary headlined "Iran's nuclear progress; IAEA's
obstacles": The analysis refers to the annual meeting of the IAEA being
held in Vienna from 12 to 16 September, and states that Iranian nuclear
programme is likely to be the main focus of this meeting apart from
Fukushima nuclear disaster and Syrian and North Korean nuclear
programme. The analysis adds that considering recent report of IAEA
Director-General Yukiya Amano related to Iran's nuclear programme, it is
expected that the Agency would once again accuse Iran of having weapon
programme in its nuclear activities despite Iranian nuclear activities
being pursued for peaceful purposes, which has been acknowledged by many
countries, including Non-Aligned Movement member states. (Political;
1,353 words)
Sources: Iranian press highlights, in Persian, 12 September 11
BBC Mon ME1 MEPol za
(c) Copyright British Broadcasting Corporation 2011


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Hi there,
We're designing a novel, a literairy thriller, to be exact, and I'm looking for a good typeface to be used as a reading text. Very often 'Times-look a like's' are used, but we are looking for something with a bit more personality. The novel will be around 250 pages, so the typeface has to be very legible and comfortable for the eye to read.
It will be used in combination with my Nordic Narrow (www.characters.nl). This willl be the typeface used for headlines and the cover of the book. So if it would fit to that, it would be more than great.
Does anyone have a good suggestion?
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René you might be interested in Paperback from House Industries, designed in conjunction with (by) John Downer. I am really interested to see this baby set long.
Ok. Jumped the gun a bit. Your _Nordic Narrow_ is pretty character rich. Perhaps some from Storm?
Warnock is a good text face with some bite, like your Nordic narrow.
I have always had a weakness for Poppl Laudatio. Its slightly condensed letterforms, large x-height and authoritative boldface allow you to pack a lot of info into tight spaces.
> I have always had a weakness for Poppl Laudatio.
Wow, me too! But its x-height is just too huge, so I use it mostly for screen work, where it really shines.
Thanx a lot for the tips. Keep 'm coming. I will check the fonts on monday when I'm back at work and try to get some samples of the fonts in use.
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I remember once being completely enchanted by the pleasant reading of a novel set in Life BT
Hrant, Warnock is perfect for the job. You were absolutely right about it having an own personality. I just love it.
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Uh, that was William.
But I do like Warnock.
:-) Your right!
Your critical eye-icon is always in my face, hypnotizing me into thinking that you own this thread. Or is it threat? :D
Sorry William.
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I'm sure I had a copy of "A Canticle for Leibowitz" somewhere set in Melior. I've seen comments elsewhere from people who thought it looks horrible for body text, but I kinda like it.
It's at least sufficiently non-Timesy...
Ever since I chose to block pop-ups, my toaster's stopped working.
» Poppl Laudatio.
How ironic! I just set a book of poetry in this, it is a surprisingly
economical typeface, with all the correct parts for decent typographical
work. Quadraat has a great texture on the page, and has all the bits and
bobs to do nice things. Oh, but I see you have settled on the optically
tuned magnificent Warnock! Good choice.
Welcome back Kris, I have not seen you post in quite a while.
Quadraat is a great font. Though some people 'hate' its details. If you use it bigger, all the interesting (IMHO) personality details come out. My collegue really hates it for that. In small sizes it's just beautifull.
For me Warnock works best. The client likes it and I love it. What more do you want?
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oh, if I had to write another novel about a font, I'd pick...Trajan, because you can write about over 1,000 years of history, and get a good Hollywood deal.
"…Trajan, because you can write about over 1,000 years of history, and get a good Hollywood deal."
LOL!!! Capital idea!
Marcus Ulpius Traianus, may his bones be blasted.
Emperor Traianus had, according to Rabbinic sources, initially favored the Jews of Alexandria over the majority Greek population, but when the Jews of Cyrenaica (in Libya) rebelled against him, he ended up leading the complete destruction of the Jewish community of Alexandria, then greatest next to Jerusalem, and personally destroying its magnificant synagogue. The community, which had given rise to philosopher Philo Judeas and had done a Greek translation of the Torah known as the Septuagent, vanished, and was never heard from again.
But we the rest of us still survive, and we don't forget.
Marcus Ulpius Traianus, may his bones be blasted.
But he hired some damn good letterers. And his story would make a great blood-and-guts Hollywood movie. Coming soon to your screens starring Mel Gibson ;)
>Quadraat is a great font.
I love it, and read a lot of it in the London Review of Books, which uses it for everything except the nameplate. However, it does have a flaw, the huge overhang of the "f". It stretches across wordspaces, almost touching capitals such as "T", as in "A Tale of Two Cities". I can appreciate the merit of the clever way it forms nice ligatures with b, h, f, i, j, k, and l, and it's OK in the middle of a word, but at the end it can be obtrusive. A good candidate for OpenType.
» Welcome back Kris, I have not seen you post in quite a while.
Kia ora to you too, Chris! I have been tied up with starting a
design business with my good friend Gus. We are officially
"the Letterheads ltd". And the Klim site needs a redesign, so that
is happening. What is up in yo' world?
» For me Warnock works best. The client likes it and I love it. What more do you want?
A post of the cover, perhaps :-)
» A good candidate for OpenType.
I have too been thinking about this. Do any typefaces incorporate a
dual version 'f' that doesn't stretch across wordspaces?
It's a shame to truncate the only descent ascender in the entire Latin alphabet, especially at the end of a word where it can really kick in, bouma-wise. Much better to simply have a positive kerning pair for "f"-space.
I like the old but good Janson. That's what all those Tom Wolffe novels are set in.
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True, Hrant. There is something quite nice about a grunty f. Especially when it can make auto ligs with other glyphs.
>a positive kerning pair for "f"-space.
You might be able to use that strategy, but it would require class kerning with a three-glyph action, because it would only be activated in [f_space_"tall glyph"] situations. Otherwise, it would create a big wordspace after every f-terminated word, which would look like a mistake.
However, if you need that kind of OT ability to solve the problem, why not just have a contextual alternate "f", with less of a flair?
This kind of use of contextual alternates to improve clour and lessen confusion is something that OT can provide -- another example would be an alternate "r" for sans faces, to solve the "r_n = m" problem.
I wouldn't kern it too much, just strike a balance. And anyway, an occasional big wordspace is still better than neutering such a valuable facilitator of immersive reading. Our reading mechanism has no problem skipping over a blank space no matter how wide it is - it just has to be wide enough; its only real drawbacks are: when the leading is extra tight (a bad idea anyway) the wordspace can overpower the line separation, leading to the reading of a word on the following line by mistake; and it uses up the retina's acuity faster than necessary. "Look like a mistake?" There's no time for such conscious sensitivity during immersion.
And don't forget: there is after all such a thing as too much even color; evenness is ideal for display, but can -and by display face designers, usually is- taken too far, like a luxury car that insulates you too much from the driving environment. By the logic of totally even color, one would have an I-never-leave-the-house "f" for every situation.
On further reflection, I think the difficulty with Quadraat I'm seeing in the LRB is caused by the justification settings: there is probably a "minimun wordspace" value of 85 or 90% which very occasionally results in tightset lines such as...
Enoch Powell's rivers of blood speech, and
...where the f gets a bit too close to the b. Obviously, due to the rare occurence of this kind of thing, it's not a big deal. Perhaps the only reason I notice it is because I'm aware of the "faux ligature" structure of the f, as it's something I did in Goodchild, another small x-height oldstyle. However, that too was designed for publication setting where there isn't even the luxury of a simple f_i or f_l ligature, so the structure of the f is crucial.
Putting in an [f_space] positive kern to solve this rare circumstance would be a mistake, as it would damage the spacing in the majority of situations, where [f_space] is not followed by a tall glyph.
As the topic of this thread is a font for a novel, there's nothing wrong with Quadraat there, as the difficulty is caused by magazine-column justification.
The reason I mentioned Quadraat's tiny "flaw" is because it conerns an intriguing design problem.
> it would damage the spacing
Even if a designer (like you, strangely enough) ignores your previous good idea of "class kerning with a three-glyph action" to solve the problem in a sophisticated way, and decides to choose between the two low-tech solutions of an "f"-space kern or simply neutering the "f", it's obvious that the occasional slightly-too-wide space is less bad than damaging any bouma with an "f" in it (especially ones that end in an "f"). Unless of course you have a "belief imbalance" between boumas and even color; but in that case you're outside the realm of text fonts. The "f" is one of the few good things the Latin alphabet has going for it, and you want to castrate it.
An April Fool's joke from way back, but probably still
fulfilling some people's delusions of Even Color, that
most pretty among the many spawns of Regularity:
>The "f" is one of the few good things the Latin alphabet has going for it, and you want to castrate it.
What on earth are you talking about?
I'm talking about the problem of the generous ear in oldstyle faces, and the difficulty it causes when followed by tall glyphs. If one tries to solve it by making the ear of the f extra wide, wide enough to form faux ligatures, it can create an occasional problem, which seems to be most apparent when the face has a small x-height (like Quadraat) and when the justification setting includes a reduced wordspace value.
Two solutions, by glyph shape, rather than kerning, are: (1) a face like Galliard, where the ear has more of a ball on it: this seems to deter unwanted horizontal movement. (2) Palatino, where the ear is drastically narrowed.
I'm pondering a third solution, hypothetical, which would be to use contextual alternates of the f. This is not much different than having ligatures anyway, because if you look at the f ligatures of most fonts, you will see that the ear is much wider in the ligatures than in the single f. So in effect, fonts with ligatures already have two widths of f in them.
>it's obvious that the occasional slightly-too-wide space is less bad.
I would have thought the opposite was obvious. Perhaps you would care to demonstrate your assertion with a typeset example?
> Perhaps you would care to demonstrate
> your assertion with a typeset example?
What a waste of time that would be; you'd only see what you want to see. I can't put the correct mindframe in your head, you'll have to acquire it yourself. But just for the hell of it, here's a "big picture" synopsis: the "problem" you're focusing on is only such in the realm of display type, while in the realm of text type, it is in fact a feature.
>What a waste of time that would be;
Rather like having a discussion with you about type design.
try Berling, makes for a quiet beautiful typographic color on the page with a hint of nordic :-)
designed by Swedish calligrapher and typographer Karl Erik Forsberg and issued in 1951 by the Berlingska Stilgjuteriet foundry of Lund.
Berling was chosen for the MS Reader application a while back. I remember first thinking "why the hell that old codger?" but then realizing what a smart choice Bill Hill and his team had made, with its super-short descenders, particular color, and strong serifs.


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The seven wonders of winter
As the temperature drops and the snow piles high, the park takes on a special drama and grace. The tourist crowds thin, replaced by cross-country skiers silently swooshing along marked trails. Shaggy-coated bison pick their way through the deep snow to warm themselves in geyser basins, waiting for a waft of hot stream from shimmering thermal pools. They retreat a few paces as a hot spring suddenly erupts, sending an arc of boiling water high into the frigid air.
A little way off the main geyser trail and into the forest, the sense of quiet and isolation deepens. The only sound is the plink-plink of a frozen waterfall as it slowly melts onto the dark rocks below. A line of paw prints leads from the waterfall and disappears into the trees, their branches heavy under the weight of freshly fallen snow. A wolf or coyote, perhaps? Unnerved, you retreat to a fireside armchair at your lodge, lost in thoughts of the wild land beyond the frosted windowpane.
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Many hotels close for the winter months. The closest hotel to the geyser area that remains open is the Old Faithful Snow Lodge. It's decorated in pioneer style with elk and bear motifs; there's a restaurant on-site and the hotel can also arrange tours into the park (from £45; yellowstone nationalparklodges.com).
6. Korea's ice festivals
For much of the year, the sancheoneo - a species of trout - leads a blameless life in the rivers around Hwacheon, a town that lies in the mountains northeast of Seoul. When the cold, dry Korean winter arrives, the rivers freeze over and the sancheoneo disappear under 40cm of ice. And then the trouble starts.
Every January, the Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival brings a sudden energy to this quiet corner of the country. Hundreds of thousands of thickly clad visitors swarm over every frozen surface to try their hand at ice-fishing. Barbecues come as naturally to Koreans as baguettes to the French, and the smell of charcoal fires wafts along the banks, ready for the latest catch. For a few visitors, dropping a line through a hole in the ice to catch their fish is just not enough of an experience. Dressed in T-shirts and shorts, they plunge into a pool of nearfreezing water and learn just what slippery customers trout can be.
Make it happen
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Chuncheon is handy for staying nearby. Most hotels do not have English websites, but there is a listing at en.gangwon.to. Sejong Hotel and IMT Hotel are good choices. In Seoul, the enchanting Tea Guesthouse gives you a rare chance to stay in a hanok - a traditional-style Korean house (£55; teaguesthouse.com).


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ALAMEDA, Calif. -- Darren McFadden is back on the practice field after overcoming a foot injury that derailed his 2011 season and on Tuesday declared himself "full speed ahead."
"Everybody has their own opinion, so, for me, I'm just going out there playing, going hard. If I get hurt, so be it. I could see if it was just going down the street, falling over, getting hurt, that's different, but I'm out there playing hard when I get hurt.
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McFadden was off to a fast start last season before suffering a Lisfranc injury that cost him the final nine games of the season and was a big reason why the Oakland Raiders missed the playoffs. He led the NFL with 610 yards rushing through six games and felt he had a shot at an 1,800-yard season. He also added 129 yards receiving and scored five total touchdowns as the Raiders opened the season 4-2.
He said Tuesday that his goal for the 2012 season remains to reach the 1,800-yard mark.
"I was hoping to get to 1,800 rushing yards, but it didn't work out that way," McFadden told reporters, according to the Oakland Tribune. "I will keep pushing for it this year and hopefully get to those goals."
McFadden injured his right foot last season catching a pass early in the first quarter Oct. 23 against Kansas City. McFadden said he initially didn't think the injury was that serious but that it started to feel much worse the day after. The Raiders originally described the injury as a sprained foot and designated him week-to-week before it was discovered he had a more serious injury.
"It was one of those things where you just hated it," McFadden said. "Week after week you're trying to get out there, and you can't get out there because your foot won't let you. One of those deals, you have to just keep going, keep pushing for it. Injuries like that take a lot of time to heal up, so it's not something you can just get back out there on too soon."
McFadden said it took until early April until he could start running again and now he has no limitations. He has been running full speed and making cuts on the foot, showing signs of what he can bring to the Raiders offense this season if he can remain healthy.
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That's always been the biggest question for McFadden, who has missed 19 games in his first four seasons with foot, toe, shoulder, knee and hamstring injuries. Despite that history, McFadden disagrees with the notion that he is injury prone.
"Everybody has their own opinion, so, for me, I'm just going out there playing, going hard. If I get hurt, so be it," he said. "I could see if it was just going down the street, falling over, getting hurt, that's different, but I'm out there playing hard when I get hurt."
Quarterback Carson Palmer, who didn't get to play with McFadden last season, is finally getting to glimpse what McFadden can bring to the Raiders' offense.
"That's the hardest thing for me right now is you want to watch him 'cause he's so electrifying and he can do so many different things," Palmer said Tuesday. "But I have a job on bootlegs and things like that and I have to make sure I get him the ball and then boot, but getting him on the field is just something the defense has to key on and really focus on, and it's been great to work with."
WR Darrius Heyward-Bey said he regretted "bringing bad attention to the team" for his recent arrest on a charge of misdemeanor drunken driving. ... LB Rolando McClain is not in camp this week because he is scheduled to go on trial Thursday in Alabama on misdemeanor assault, firearms and other charges for allegedly firing a gun near someone's head in December. ... S Mike Mitchell also was not in camp because of a knee injury and DL Richard Seymour stayed home to work out on his own. ... DL Matt Shaughnessy (shoulder), C Stefen Wisniewski (shoulder) and G Mike Brisiel (hamstring) were among the injured players working on the side. .. The team announced Tuesday that it had signed free-agent fullback Owen Schmitt, who played the last two seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. Schmitt also played for two years with the Seattle Seahawks.Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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We have some beautiful deep blue morning glories that came with the house we bought in 2002. They are definitely invasive but I have managed to keep them fairly under control.
This year I noticed that some of the vines are putting out flowers that are closer to a magenta color and these seem to last longer than the blues. Lately I've noticed that they are blooming all day and the other night I noticed some still wide open around 9 at night? Is this a normal for cooler weather or just some random mutation? Should I be collecting these seeds and selling them to the highest bidder? lol Makes me wonder what will happen next year. Thanks, Jim |
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- Posted by ultragirl6 6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Oct 16, 06 at 21:50
I don' t have an answer but I am curious too so please answer Jim's question! I am fairly new to PA (since '02) and morning gloreis as well. Good to know that they are invasive here in z6 as want them to be! I'd much rather prefer they come back every year instead of haivng to replant them. They've looked gorgeous all summer along our deck railing. But I do have a question: is it worth getting the seeds from the ones that froze over the weekend? Will they grow next year? And if so, when should I plant them - now in the fall or in spring? Laura |
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Maybe the night-blooming morning glories are actually Moonflowers. I think they look similar to morning glories, but bloom at night. |
Hi Jim, sounds like you have ipomoea nil. A Japanese type morning glory. (the common one) When it starts to get cool the pink pigment comes out. Mine are still in full bloom and open all day!! I love them. |
That's them! I wonder why they didn't turn that pink color in the last years. maybe a combination of temperature and rain and other "stuff". In answer to your question Laura about when to plant the seeds; I've just let mine drop to the ground and they always come up each year. If I want to start some in a new section I have taken some of the pods during the winter and scattered them about. I do know that where they come up around other plants, especially tall ones like sunflowers and cannas, I have to go out every other day and untangle their choking vines . I have found a few strays as well of different colors and leaf shape. Not sure if they dropped from passing birds or if in my attempts to reshape some of the poor lanscaping from the last owners I uneathed some seeds. Thanks everyone, Jim |
Bindweed (Convolvulus) is a member of the Morning Glory family (Convolvulaceae) as is Morning Glory (Ipomoea). Morning Glory is classed a noxious week in 46 states and a prohibited noxious week in Arizona. They spread through their roots. If you leave a root fragment, it is capable of producing a new plant. One of the few ways to kill it is with roundup which kills the roots. In PA, Convolvulus arvensis (field bindweed) is classed an invasive noxious weed. |
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i'll grow this "weed" anytime. i totally fell in love with them this year. now, if i could only find the seeds. |
Try Clematis. It comes in many colors. There seem to be two distinct types of clematis. The most popular are the ones that bloom all summer and comes in many bright colors. The other is the fall blooming clematis such as Sweet Autumn Clematis (C. terniflora). Many are hardy to zones 3 or 4. |
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The morning glories pictured above are the cultivar 'heavenly blue'. I used to live in the southwest and "wild" purple morning glories are perennial there--that's why they're such a problem. I grew the cultivar 'heavenly blue' in California and it was a perfectly well-behaved annual which did not even come back from seeds or anything. I had to re-plant each year. So many plants are invasive in some climates and not in others. However, the invasive species listed on the link shown above are in no way the plant we are talking about here. They are cousins. Only related by taxonomy. I love 'heavenly blue' and have also seen the pink flowers you're talking about--last year, but not this year. |
There is a lovely pink one which is taking over the grassy area over the septic drain field at my beach place in Hatteras NC. A nuisance and a pest but oh so gorgeous to wake up in the morning and see thousands of these baby-pink 3-4" flowers spread out over the lawn with the dew sparkling on them. I believe it is a perennial one as well. Up here in PA, Convolvulus arvensis is truely a noxious one. Flowers are too small to be of particular beauty and stems strangle everything they touch. I wage a constant battle against them, as the birds drop the seed in the creeping juniper and other groundcovers, and it's tough to roundup them there. George |
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My son Zachary is 12 years old and has Autism. He needs therapy on a daily basis and it is covered under his policy. However, Cigna denies his claims until I call and complain and then they are paid.
Numerous Cigna representatives have confirmed coverage for his therapy on many occasions. I have documented all of those conversations and yet their denying continues.
I've sent two emails to Cigna board members asking them to stop their unfair claims settlement practice but have received no help. This has been going on for over a year and I cannot allow this to continue.
Zachary's therapist are understandably reluctant to provide him future services as they are owed money for past provided services because of Cigna's delay in settling their claims and making payment.
I ask you to please please help Zachary by signing my petition. THANK YOU!
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