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->''Try this for a deep, dark secret: the great detective, Remington Steele? He doesn't exist. I invented him. Follow. I always loved excitement, so I studied, and apprenticed, and put my name on an office. But absolutely nobody knocked down my door. A female private investigator seemed so...feminine. So I invented a superior. A decidedly ''masculine'' superior. Suddenly there were cases around the block. It was working like a charm...until the day ''he'' walked in, with his blue eyes and mysterious past. And before I knew it, he assumed Remington Steele's identity. Now I do the work, and he takes the bows. It's a dangerous way to live, but as long as people buy it, I can get the job done. We never mix business with pleasure. Well, almost never. I don't even know his real name!''
1982-1987 NBC series about private investigator Laura Holt and the handsome, nameless conman with a fascination for ''{{film noir}}'' who strolled into her life and very publicly took over the identity of her fictional "employer". To the surprise of both Laura and her partners Murphy Michaels and Bernice Fox, the conman with five passports (all in the names of Humphrey Bogart roles) turns out to be not too bad at detective work, although the degree to which he relies on the plots of old movies as his inspiration infuriates just about everyone.
Murphy and Bernice were written out of the series after the first season to allow more stories to focus on the growing chemistry and hesitant romance between Laura and "Steele", and eventually Steele became a considerable investigator in his own right, relying less on his knowledge of movies and more on the experience he'd gained with Laura.
''Remington Steele'' made a lasting star of PierceBrosnan and won him the role of Film/JamesBond. (Not without some controversy, though. Brosnan was cast in ''Film/TheLivingDaylights'' after ''Steele'' had been cancelled, but as soon as the announcement had been made, NBC ''uncanceled'' the show, using contractual obligation to force Brosnan to give up the role and return to TV. TimothyDalton ended up playing Bond in that film, and Brosnan had to wait for almost ten years to play Bond in 1995's ''Film/GoldenEye''.) It made a lesser star of Stephanie Zimbalist (daughter of Efram Zimbalist, Jr.) for the duration of the show's run.
Originally written as a {{dramedy}}, with Steele intended to be a comic-relief figurehead while the focus was on Laura, but Brosnan's charisma and the chemistry between him and Zimbalist took over the plots.
One of the show's more prominent quirks was the fact that it [[IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming always used the word "Steele" as part of every episode title]]. At first these were clever and/or amusing puns often related to the plot -- "Steele Crazy After All These Years", "You're Steele The One For Me" -- but as time went on the number of good "steele" puns ran out, and the writers took to just inserting the word into titles, seemingly at random ("Small Town Steele").
The trope TheRealRemingtonSteele, while not occurring in the show, takes its name from it.
The first three seasons, minus a handful of episodes in the third, are currently available on [[http://www.hulu.com/remington-steele Hulu]]. The show will be airing on FamilyNet starting in October 2011.
!!This show provides examples of:
* AccidentalMisnaming: Type B with elements of Type C. In the first season, Steele invariably referred to Laura Holt's secretary Bernice Foxe as "Miss Wolf". It wasn't actually malicious, it seemed Steele couldn't genuinely remember her last name, even though she told him it a million times. He seemed to have no problem remembering her first name though.
* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Butch Bemis in "Let's Steele a Plot".
* AwesomeMcCoolname: In-Universe, since the name is made-up. Remington is, among many other things, the name of a firearms manufacturer.
** A bit of RealLifeWritesThePlot as the creators reportedly first came up with the name, and then built the show around it.
* BadBadActing: Bernard in "Steele in the Family".
* BecomingTheMask: TheMole impersonates the fictitious Steele as a place to hide, but eventually settles into the role.
* TheBoxingEpisode: In one episode a baby is found in a boxer's locker and he asks the Steele agency for help. Hijinx ensue as the boxer readies for a match and Remington is revealed to be a very competent boxer.
* CaliforniaDoubling: Inverted in "Puzzled Steele", which was filmed in Malta. A Maltese village [[spoiler: that turns out to be an in-universe prop]] looks a lot like old American Southwest towns.
* CallBack: Shortly before the events of "Puzzled Steele", Steele, Holt and Krebs visited a bar in Mykonos, where Steele had been before as referenced to in "Elegy in Steele".
* ChainedHeat: Holt and Steele in "Steele Your Heart Away".
* CharacterNameAlias: Steele, a movie buff, has multiple passports, each bearing the name of a character Humphrey Bogart played in the movies. In a later episode, Laura catches him in a lie because a woman calling him uses the alias of an Creator/IngridBergman character.
* CombatStilettos: Laura Holt. In the episode "Steele in the Chips," a guest star played by Geena Davis asks how Laura can run in high heels, to which she replies, "Practice." This happens after Lara has chased her several blocks, while Stephanie Zimbalist (who was very adept at running in heels) keeps up easily, all on camera.
* CousinOliver: rare adult version (in terms of audience reaction) with the addition of Tony Roselli in the abbreviated final season.
* DelayedWire: The episode "Sting of Steele", inspired by the movie ''The Sting'', plays this trick with betting on overseas sports results.
* DetectiveDrama
* {{Dramedy}}
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: For some reason, Steele fails to recognize the name [[Film/NorthByNorthwest George Kaplan]] in the second episode.
* EngineeredPublicConfession: In the pilot, the heroes move a body from one room to another in a hotel. When the villain exclaims, "We left him in ''his'' room!" a door is opened to reveal a roomful of cops next door.
* EpisodeOnAPlane: "Coffee, Tea or Steele".
* EpunymousTitle: See IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming below.
* EurekaMoment: Used regularly, with Steele being reminded of a plot point from a movie at a critical point in the case. Sometimes used as a RedHerring when Steele's movie references end up providing a plausible but entirely incorrect solution.
* {{Expy}}: ''{{Moonlighting}}'' (created by an ex-''Series/RemingtonSteele'' writer). Pierce Brosnan even makes a rare non-NBC crossover appearance as Steele in one episode. (Also, the ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody "Moon-fighting" is filed under "A Remington Steal Department.")
* FakeUltimateHero
* FingerGun: In one episode Laura holds an empty bottle to someones back to make them think she has a gun.
* FingerLickingPoison: In one episode, the poison was in the glue on some envelopes Steele and Laura were expected to lick.
* FugitiveArc: Major Descoine ''twice'' engineers this for the title character:
** Once, Descoine frames Steele for a hit-and-run death. Steele and Laura have to try to solve the case while avoiding a plainclothes cop named Jarvis.
** In a later episode, Descoine calls the police claiming that Steele and Laura threatened to kill him at a particular place at noon; he himself promises them they will be dead by noon that same day, then leads them on a merry chase. The trio arrive at the designated spot, where the cop tries to arrest Laura and Steele; Laura and Steele disarm the cop and steal his police cruiser to get away and resume their pursuit of Descoine.
* {{Gangsterland}}: Seems to invoke this trope in having Steele obsessed with hard-boiled detective stories. He seemingly believed that they presented as accurate a picture of contemporary America and its slang as they did in the 1920s-1940s, when most of them were written.
* GentlemanThief: Steele was this kind of character before assuming his role as private investigator.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Millicent Fairbush in "Steele Eligible"
* HisNameIs: In the series finale, Steele discovers that [[spoiler: his longtime mentor, Daniel Chalmers, is also his father. Chalmers dies just as Steele is asking him, "What is my real name?"]] See TheUnreveal.
* HyperCompetentSidekick: The apparent "boss" (Steele) is explicitly a figurehead for PR purposes and Laura is the one who is, in fact, in charge.
** Played for humour when Mildred is introduced, as she initially didn't know that Steele was a figurehead and thus treats him like the real boss.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each episode title has "Steele" somewhere in it, usually as a pun for "steal," "steel," or "still."
** Nicely played with in "You're Steele the One for Me," where the expectation of a punny title (and the broken English in which the phrase is said in the episode) make the audience believe it's a pun for "you're still the one for me," but it's actually meant literally, as in, "you're Remington Steele, the person I'm trying to reach."
* ImpossiblyDeliciousFood: The cookies in "Steele in the Chips".
* InterpolSpecialAgent: One episode guest-starred Tom Baker (of ''Series/DoctorWho'' fame) as a Former Interpol agent whose investigations intersected Remington Steele's Case of the Week.
* InterruptedSuicide: In the episode "Steele in Circulation", Steele starts the episode pulling a guy down off a bridge... and then has to spend most of the rest of it averting his attempts to walk into traffic and fling himself off roofs, until an attempt on the man's life gets him indignant enough to stop.
* InventedIndividual: One episode finds the detectives searching for a video game exec named George Kaplan (see ''Film/NorthByNorthwest'' example in Film.) They find that Kaplan does not exist, and was part of the company's scheme to avoid a takeover.
** Remington Steele himself, until the role is filled.
* LineOfSightName: Laura Holt combined a Remington typewriter and the Pittsburgh Steelers to name her "fictitious" boss ''Series/RemingtonSteele''.
* LogoJoke: The MTM kitten sports a [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWQ7kJogTuM pipe and deerstalker cap a la Sherlock Holmes]].
* LoveableRogue: Steele.
* LukeIAmYourFather: Steele finds out in the last episode that [[spoiler:Daniel Chalmers, his mentor and fellow con-man,]] is actually his long-lost father.
* ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'': "Remington Steal."
* MarriedAtSea: The producers royally pissed off many [[{{Shipping}} Shippers]] when they had Remington attempting to enter into a CitizenshipMarriage with a random hooker, then had him and Laura wed at the end of the episode by a sea captain in a surly ceremony that wasn't anything near the consummation that many fans of the show were hoping for. This trend carried on to the ending, with the result being that PierceBrosnan publicly stated that the ending of the series in many ways was a [[{{FanDisservice}} disservice]] to the fans and the characters.
* MasqueradingAsTheUnseen: The premise of the show. Brosnan's character adopts the identity of the unseen head of the detective agency, knowing that only Laura will know he's not the real deal and she can't expose him without exposing herself.
* MistakenForGay: Steele is searching a missing man's hotel room when the man's ex-girlfriend happens to come in. Since the boyfriend had mentioned he was dating someone new, she assumes he meant Steele, and laments, "Why is it always the good-looking ones?"
* MomentKiller: According to Steele, the ''entire universe'' was involved in a vast conspiracy to prevent him from getting chummy with Laura Holt.
---> '''Laura''': Why are they shooting at us?
---> '''Steele''': Because we were kissing. Somebody ''always'' shoots at us when we're kissing!
* TheMovieBuff: Steele is one, and the cases frequently remind him of movie references.
* MysteriousPast: Steele.
* NastyParty: One early case started when a plastic surgeon shot himself to death while holding an invitation to an island resort's exclusive grand opening weekend. Laura and Steele pose as the physician and his nurse to attend the party, and soon the rest of the guests start dying off one by one.
* NiceHat: Laura wore several types of hats in the series, mostly fedoras.
* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Conrad Janis's character in "Stronger than Steele" is ''totally not'' Clayton Moore.
* NoNameGiven: We never learn Remington Steele's true name; even though we know the name of his supposed father (as revealed late in the series) is [[spoiler: Chalmers]], there's no guarantee Dad is using a real name, either. Based on the circumstances of Steele's birth [[spoiler: mother died in childbirth, father was in prison]], he may not even have a real name.
* NoOneSeesTheBoss: Miss Holt named the eponymous agency because she didn't think she'd be hired if people didn't believe there was a man at the helm, sending her on her assignments. This trope starts out being placed perfectly straight, but then a man actually did show up to take on the role and name.
* OddCouple
* OpeningNarration: In Season 1, Laura explained how her fake detective came to be played by a real person.
* OpeningShoutOut: The first episode repeats the entire OpeningNarration describing the premise of the show. There's something of a reprise in the Fourth Season premiere.
* OrMyNameIsnt: In "Steele Belted":
-->'''Remington Steele:''' I guarantee your exoneration on all charges, Buddy, or my name isn't Remington Steele.
-->'''Laura Holt:''' Your name isn't Remington Steele.
-->'''Remington:''' A mere technicality.
* ParentsForADay: Laura and Steele take care of her nieces and nephew in "Suburban Steele".
* PostScriptSeason: The Season 4 finale married off Laura and Steele, as the show's cancellation looked certain ''and'' Creator/PierceBrosnan had been offered the role of Film/JamesBond. However, ''because'' Brosnan got the Bond role, NBC decided to renew the show, bringing it back for a very lame half-season which lacked all of the charm of the preceding seasons ''and'' effectively scuttling Brosnan's big movie break. Brosnan didn't end up playing Bond for over a decade.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Steele was originally meant to be played by an American and some early episodes seem to reflect this, in one he makes an analogy about Babe Ruth and George Washington which seems out of place. The pilot itself was the second episode to be shot and presumably the last episode of the first bunch to be written, the pilot reflects that Steele is a foreigner. From the episode "Steele Trap," Steele is specifically stated to be Irish, like Brosnan.
* RelativeError: Steele once saw Laura talking with her brother-in-law and thought she was having an affair. It didn't really help that the brother-in-law kept kissing her on the cheek...
* ReplacedTheThemeTune: The first season featured the tune "Laura's Theme" as Stephanie Zimbalist explained the series premise. The second season introduced a theme based on a small bit of incidental music that played as Remington would say something like "God I'm good!" after Laura explained how the case was solved. They had a more upbeat variant for the third season opening and an even more upbeat version for the fourth, but the latter didn't take. "Laura's Theme" played during the final credits through all the seasons.
** Incidentally, both themes were composed by Music/HenryMancini.
* {{Retool}}
* SesquipedalianSmith: Remington Steele.
* SharpDressedMan: Steele. The producers felt nothing less than fine suits would be good enough for Pierce Brosnan and referred to him as a clothes horse. Evidently the Bond producers felt the same way.
* SignificantReferenceDate: The date on the headstones in "Elegy in Steele", was the original broadcast date.
* StrictlyProfessionalRelationship: The cool-to-warm variant occurs with Remington Steele, private investigator. When Laura Holt put her detective skills on the market, she got no takers. Laura then created the fictional Remington Steele as her "boss". Soon a handsome fellow came by, and announced that he was, in fact, Remington Steele. Laura bristled at idea at first. However, Steele soon proved intuitive and useful as a partner. A slow thaw pervaded subsequent episodes.
* SuspectExistenceFailure: Used in an ''[[Creator/AgathaChristie And Then There Were None]]'' reference plot.
* SweetieGraffiti: Laura escapes police observation by hiding near a wall with a large graffiti heart and the initials MK and LH. As she emerges, she comments, "You may not have been much of a kisser, Marty Klopman, but you sure knew where to do it."
* TakeThat: Near the show, there was an episode with an elderly British spy who said "We in [=MI5=] thought James Bond was a sissy." PierceBrosnan was in the running to play James Bond when Roger Moore left the role, but had to back out due to commitments to ''Remington Steele''. [[Film/{{Goldeneye}} It all worked out in the end...]]
* TallDarkAndHandsome: Steele again.
* TenLittleMurderVictims: Had at least one of these, with Steele of course referencing ''AndThenThereWereNone'' and its signature plot twist: [[spoiler:the sixth person to 'die' faked his death and was actually the murderer]].
* ThemedAliases: Remington does this in the pilot; all of his fake passports bear the name of a HumphreyBogart character.
* TownWithADarkSecret: Used this trope in "Small Town Steele," which cited the 1955 movie ''Bad Day at Black Rock''.
* UndeadTaxExemption: The eponymous character is actually a made up persona taken over by a con man. He had no problems the first season, but the second season starts out with a visit from the IRS, curious about the lack of about twenty odd years of income tax filings.
* UniquePilotTitleSequence: The first episode has Laura tell a slightly different story to since at this point she hasn't met the man who would take over Remington Steele's persona.
* TheUnReveal: Steele asks his father what his real name is... only to find that his father has just died.
** Given the circumstances surrounding Steele's birth as told to him by his father, his mother died in labour and he was in jail at the time, it's quite possible that Steele doesn't actually have a name, or that his name is Harry because that's what his dad called him.
* TheVillainKnowsWhereYouLive: In the episode "Elegy in Steele", Major Descoine comes to the agency's office, promises Laura and Steele he'll kill them both by noon that day, and leads them on a chase around the city. One surreal stop is a richly-furnished Victorian-looking apartment in an otherwise abandoned building. On looking around, the detectives notice that the framed photographs scattered about the living room show them at work on recent cases (in clearly recognizable stills from previous episodes), and the penny drops:
-->'''Steele:''' He's been FOLLOWING us! The bloody bugger's been SPYING on us!
-->'''Laura:''' It gives me the creeps.
-->'''The Minor:''' (Enters carrying a loaded tea tray) Oh, "cream," did you say? (Stops as Steele and Laura turn on her, Steel pointing his gun at her) It's right here on the tray.
* WillTalkForAPrice: In hot pursuit of Major Descoine in "[[Series/RemingtonSteele Elegy in Steele]]", Laura and Remington meet a deaf carver of tombstones (including one for each of them, listing that day's datethe RealLife original air date of the episode). He only plugs in his hearing aids and tells them which way Descoine went when presented with a $50 bill.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: Laura and Steele's relationship is this, even when they get married.
* WouldHitAGirl: Steele, amazingly, at least once. Although he did say "Forgive me" before doing so.
* WrongGenreSavvy: Steele is a classic movie buff, and every case he and Laura Holt solve together reminds him of a classic movie. Often the wrong one...


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She has great bedside manner and has good knowledge of all subjects i have asked her about thus far. She is good with timing of appointments and wait times are not extreme as i have experienced elsewhere however there are some longer waits but this is to be expected. Her receptionist however is extremely lacking and i wonder why she is still employed. I hope she is very good a her job behind the scenes because from what i see she is neither confident nor competant. She is very rude and curt with paitents as i have heard from other paitents as well regarding this first hand. Unfortunalty this is an unpleasent part of having Dr. St. Amour however is not a direct reflection on her abilities it does show poor of her management skills (though this is not really a high value quality in a physician). I would recommend her to anyone without pause.
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I am very fond of Dr. St. Amour. I initially only visited the doctor for my yearly checkups and she was always kind and thorough. Recently I became very ill, almost dying. Dr. St. Amour believed what I was stating although the specialist did not and believed I had anorexia. She continued running tests and completing referrals until I was finally diagnosed and received emergency surgery in London. It was Dr. St. Amour's persistence and belief in my credibility that eventually brought a diagnosis and surgery in London. Had i been fluffed off as was the case with the initial specialist, I would have died. She and her staff have always been patient and kind and I would not have any reservation in referring her to others. I have never been treated rudely or my concerns not taken seriously. I do believe that people treat us with dignity and respect if that is what is shown to them.
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Dr. St Amour is effective when dealing with minor ailments. When she is approached with more challenging medical problems she seems overwhelmed. She is prone to lecture rather than listen, and so collaborative diagnosis and treatment efforts involving patient input seem irrelevant to her. In short, she seems threatened when asked how she arrives at particular diagnoses. Her assistant/secretary, Heather, is obnoxious towards patients, posting admonitions to patients on how to avoid irritating her while they wait for their respective appointments; she appears to miss the point of her job. Booking appointments in advance or when you are ill and truly need assistance is extremely difficult. This is evidenced by the patient clinics Dr. St. Amour holds on a weekly basis, where patients are not permitted to make appointments and must, instead, wait in line to see her. This appears to be the result of heightened patient demand, a consequence of her 4 day work week.
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Excellent doctor. Professional, friendly and very well informed with up to date health info. Amazing how much she knows about people and their ailments. She is also a great person and I feel very lucky to have her as my personal physician.
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The very best Dr. I have ever had. She understands, takes time and is very knowledgeable, even about little known conditions. What a gem! Sorry the same cannot be said about her receptionist who could use some training in manners & human relations.
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After moving to Windsor area it took me about 8 months to find a family doctor. I was told to call Dr. St Amour and I am so glad I did. I have never seen her in a bad mood and she always has time for her patients. I have never felt rushed in her office and she is a very compassionate person. I feel like I get very good care at this office and if the doctor deems necessary she does not hesitate to refer to other doctors. The only problem that I have encountered is that it is very hard to get through on the phone. Perhaps two phone lines would be helpful as well as another office person to take calls whether the doctor is in the office or not
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2000 BCE | First Settlers |
Wandering tribes begin to settle in Greece |
1600 BCE | Mycenaean Greece |
Bronze Age Greece was inhabited by the Mycenaean people. They took their name from the capital city of their land, Mycenae. |
1194 BCE | Trojan War |
The Trojan war between the Greeks and the Trojans (inhabitants of Troy) began |
1184 BCE | Trojan War |
The Trojan war ended when the Greeks used a wooden horse to invade and overrun the Trojan city of Troy |
1100 BCE | Dorian Invaders |
Mycenaean Greece was invaded by Dorian tribesmen from the north. The Dorians had iron weapons which they use to good effect to defeat and conquer the Mycenaeans. |
c. 850 BCE | Alphabet |
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c. 800 BCE | Homer |
Homer composed his poems - the Iliad and the Odyssey. The Iliad is an epic poem set in the Trojan War while the Odyssey tells the story of the adventures of Odysseus on his return from the Trojan war. |
First Olympic Games |
First recorded Olympic games. The games were held at Olympia. There was one event - the men's 200m sprint. |
743 BCE | First Messenian War |
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724 BCE | First Messenian War |
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650 BCE | Rise of the Tyrants |
The rule of aristocratic leaders was challenged by lesser aristocrats or wealthy tradesmen who wanted to overthrow the monopoly of the aristocrats. Known as tyrants they seized power from the aristocracy and took over rule in their stead. |
621 BCE | Draco's Code of Law |
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600 BCE | Money |
The first Greek coins appeared. |
Democracy began in Athens. |
495 BCE | Pythagoras |
The philosopher and mathematician, Pythagoras, died in Metapontum. |
490 BCE | First Persian War |
The First Persian war began when Persia sent an invasion force into Athens in retaliation for its participation in a Greek raid on Persia. |
Battle of Marathon |
The Greeks defeated the Persians in the Battle of Marathon |
480 BCE | Second Persian War |
The Second Persian war began when Persia's King Xerxes led an invasion force into Greece. |
August/September 480 BCE | Battle of Thermopylae |
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September 480 BCE |
Battle of Salamis |
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431 BCE | Peloponnesian Wars | The Peloponnesian wars between Athens and Sparta. |
404 BCE | Peloponnesian Wars | Athens lost the Peloponnesian Wars. The Athenian democratic government was removed and replaced by a ruling body of 30 tyrants. |
403 BCE | Democracy | Democracy was restored to Athens. |
399 BCE | Socrates | The philosopher Socrates, founder of philosophy, was charged with impiety (being disrespectful to the Gods) he was found guilty and executed. |
380 BCE | Academy | The philosopher Plato, student of Socrates, founded the Academy in Athens. |
359 BCE | Philip II | Philip II became King of Macedon |
347 BCE | Plato | The philosopher, Plato, student of Socrates, founder of The Academy and author of The Republic died in Athens. |
339 BCE | Catapult | The Catapult was invented at Syracruse |
338 BCE | Battle of Chaeronea | Philip II, King of Macedon conquered Greece |
338 BCE | League of Corinth | The League of Corinth, a federation of Greek states, was founded by Philip II to boost support against Persia. |
336 BCE | Alexander the Great | Philip II, King of Macedon was assassinated - his son Alexander became King of Macedon. He was later known as Alexander the Great |
335 BCE | The Lyceum | Aristotle founded the Lyceum in Athens. |
333 BCE | Persia | Alexander conquered the Persians and declared himself King of Persia. |
331 BCE | Egypt | Alexander conquered Egypt and made Alexandria the capital of his newly gained land |
323 BCE | Alexander the Great | Alexander the Great died. His son had not yet been born so his conquered lands were divided between his top generals. |
322 BCE | Aristotle | Aristotle, philosopher, mathematician, student of Plato, tutor of Alexander died in Euboea. |
c. 265 BCE | Euclid | Euclid, the inventor of geometry, died. |
212 BCE | Archimedes | The mathematician and engineer, Archimedes, was assassinated in Syracuse. |
146 BCE | Roman Empire | The Romans defeated the Greeks at the Battle of Corinth and Greece became part of the Roman Empire |
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1/2 (16 ounce) can spicy fat-free refried beans*
1 cup salsa, divided
1 (12 inch) pre-baked Italian pizza crust
2 cups shredded hearts of romaine lettuce
3 medium green onions, thinly sliced
1/4 cup ranch dressing
1/4 cup crumbled tortilla chips
1 cup shredded pepper Jack or Monterey Jack cheese
Awesome with changes. I use either a premade crust or homemade and precook for a few minutes with a little cheese. I mix the entire can of beans with salsa - enough to make it easy to spread (we use HOT salsa so the pizza is hot). I spread the beans on the all ready hot crust and top the beans with LOTS of sharp cheddar cheese. I cook it in the oven until the cheese is melted and browned. That's it! I top slices with lettuce, onion, salsa, sour cream, black olives, etc. It's the best taco pizza ever.
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I actually used two canisters of reduced fat crescent roll dough that I baked, then cooled. I spread the refried beans first which I did add a little homemade taco seasoning, then homemade salsa and just topped with shredded lettuce, chopped tomatoes and olives and the green onions, then the cheese. I then drizzled homemade ranch-mexican dressing over the top. I did not use the tortilla chips only because I don't keep them on hand. Really quick supper and quite enjoyed by my boys. This is great for a last minute dinner on a busy day.
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DELICIOUS! I'm a poor college student, with not much time to cook--this was the perfect pizza, I loved the mixture of toppings (especially the beans) however I bought a pizza crust that was already cooked, in order to make it easier. highly recommended
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Got 4 more hours into it last night.
Stations 1-23 Total Weight:3 oz This is leaving me 11oz more for the other 20+ stations and wings and glass. Not to sure my 14 oz goal for an empty airframe is gonna be doable. Man look at the size differences. I tried to scale mine to be on scale with the a-10. There is no way fsa rules would allow me to do it. May be an inlet at 70% FSA, but those don't work well and im not cutting cheater holes in this one |
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D-Fast nice work. Nice and clean work in fact. When I start cutting the works space quickly fills with bits and pieces.
Actually reading the posts which way did you decide to go? a twin 64mm or a single 90mm? Were you able to get space for the landing gear in the belly? After looking at the forms for a while EDF access port could be the landing gear mounts itself. I.e. open the landing gear doors, and create a single mount for the retracts to mount to. That same retract mount be removable to access the EDF if its Bifurcated. At first when you said 1" slices I started wondering why go through that much trouble with many many cuts since several sections are just straight lines. I had in mind to cut longer sections where I could; along with cutting out the fuse, hollowing where I could. Then from the internal left over inner, cut it into many slices to work out the turns of the duct. But then I starting thinking there is a bit of an advantage to the slices. If done with epoxy or similar, may be even with 2 oz glass, each becomes like a bulkhead harder than the foam around it that can be connected internally with glass/kevlar/CF stingers the length of the internal fuse. At least in my imaginations it sounds like a light alternative to a thinner outer wall cut. Will your wings be removable in some way? I don't think I'd go with a built up wings though. Foam core balsa skins even without glass is plenty strong for this size. Are you adding in the Fowler Flaps? Did the Frogfoot have leading edge slats of some kind. I nver got around to confirming and I haven't found a confirmed reference if its like the hard LE of the A-10. Oh and to match scale tell your brother he has to go out and get the LX A-10 twin 70. They should have made that Dynam/blizt/Starmax 64 just a little bigger. |
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This is the 2x64 build. I rushed the start on this one. I didn't get to incorporating fully the re tracts into cad. After cutting I can clearly see I don't have the depth needed.
Now onto the 1in stations. I beg to differ. If I show you a side profile with 2inch cuts you'll see lots of voids or areas that don't get filled which we end up filling sanding filling sanding, I'm wanted nice contours without all that. |
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Oct 09, 2012, 02:00 PM | |
Cooler, yes I did. To many pieces, to easy to loose track. Its a bit of a paon lining them all up. When I update the plans I may run 2 carbon rods down the bottom fus to help keep things all in line when gluing. On this build I will use 1 layup of 1/4 oz glass on top then a cross woven 2 layer lay up on the bottom using 1/2oz and topping it with 1/4oz. This should give me the strength I'm looking for.
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I don't disagree about how it affords detail. And around the intake to exhaust sections it does get curvaceous. I have two plastic models and the Sukhoi drawing where they have the sectional contour changes about the fuse in 9 sections, again excluding the contours of the engine/wing section.
But skipping all that the other advantage why its sounds like a good idea is the bulk head idea...... Something else you mentioned was the elevators. These have a Stab/elevator for pitch control where the stab is adjustable to trim different flight profiles. At least thats what two of the guys who said they flew it advised how it operates. I've forgotten his name or I'd ask him regarding the wings LE. Either way details are good. So I'm gonna try to use that detail to my advantage as you have for detail as well as for strength. |
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@Uncle, if thats not all glued up yet. Ask and you shall receive.
@Max, not sure on the removable wing yet. I kind of just jumped into the build,gonna wing it so to speak. With half arsed plans, heck ive started cutting before i even have my full sheet completed. |
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Oct 09, 2012, 04:34 PM | |
Oh I agree. Podium Jets Mitzu did his T-50 PakFa in 100mm sections unless the lines curved abruptly. Because even that model having stronger curves than the 25/39, it still only took a little sanding to get it true.
But when we asked if he could accommodate the landing gear compartment, he couldn't detail the curve around where the wheel would stow. It was from that problem that I realized cut out the internal section to adequate wall thickness and use the internal core, cut up into shorter sections to start adding detail. But if the outside panel lines are all straight the cuts don't have to be as detailed. The cockpit of the SU-39, below the canopy is straight panel but above has the curves. So the canopy I formed in thinner sections where as the lower is made up of 5 sections from the nose to the back of the gun turret. Nothing wrong with the detailed sections though as it adds strength in the way of bulk heads. The bulk heads can allow for a thinner wall. So I'm redoing mine to smaller sections as he did in certain areas. |
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Criticism offers little in the imagination vs reality. I'm still imagining where you're actually making. And you can make changes each time you build one. |
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spent littlle more time trying to come up with the wing,i like the way Jumpy did his removable wing so im trying to mimic it to a point.
I want something light,i was thinking 3mm depron skin,balsa TE,Balsa LE, Inner,mid,outer rib roots lite ply, 6mm depron ribs in between,and the cradle system that jumpy used in his build This will be my first built up wing and very much a work inprogress, so any help, critz, is very much appreciated. |
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Thanks for the kind words...i mention a few here http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...9&postcount=13 |
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Development of the psycho-social discomfort scale (PsDS): investigation of psychometric properties among Japanese breast cancer survivors
Tsuchiya, Miyako, Horn, Sandra and Ingham, Roger (2010) Development of the psycho-social discomfort scale (PsDS): investigation of psychometric properties among Japanese breast cancer survivors. Psycho-Oncology, 21, (2), 161-167. (doi:10.1002/pon.1880). (PMID:21161953).
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Objective: To develop a new scale to assess psycho-social discomfort in breast cancer (BC) survivors in Japanese society and to investigate its psychometric properties.
Method: A total of 248 Japanese BC survivors completed both the Psycho-social Discomfort Scale (PsDS) and WHO Quality of Life BREF Japanese version (WHO QoL-Jp). A principal component factor analysis (with promax rotation) was performed, and internal consistency was examined using Cronbach's alpha. Divergent and convergent validities and criterion validity were examined using the Spearman's R.
Results: The factor analysis extracted three factors: 'internalised stigma (IS)', 'social disclosure of BC (SD)', and 'psychological resources to live with BC (PR)'. The factors were moderately correlated. The scale had good internal consistency (alpha = 0.80). All sub-scales were inversely correlated with all the domains in the WHO QoL-Jp (r = −0.09 to −0.47). BC stage was significantly correlated with the SD sub-scale, and type of surgery was significantly correlated with the IS sub-scale.
Conclusions: The PsDS has 25 items. It measures psycho-social discomfort that Japanese BC survivors experienced or were experiencing in their community. It has a simple factor structure, relatively good internal consistency, and a satisfactory divergent validity.
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ISSNs: | 1057-9249 (print) 1099-1611 (electronic) |
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Keywords: | breast cancer, psycho-social discomfort, japanese, scale, factor analysis |
Subjects: | B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology R Medicine > RC Internal medicine > RC0254 Neoplasms. Tumors. Oncology (including Cancer) |
Divisions: | University Structure - Pre August 2011 > School of Psychology > Division of Human Wellbeing |
ePrint ID: | 186101 |
Date Deposited: | 12 May 2011 10:08 |
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Vault Anti-Tarnish Flatware Tray
Keep your flatware organized and protected with the Vault Flatware Tray!
The Vault Flatware Tray is a multi-purpose tray that features exclusive LusterLoc™ anti-tarnish treatment!
Houses one flatware insert, or can store up to three standard inserts. When paired with the Vault Tray Lid (sold separately), it can prevent the tarnishing of your stored flatware or jewelry collection! Features durable, smooth faux leather exterior. Each tray and insert is sold separately, allowing you a variety of combinations to create your ideal storage solution!
Dimensions: 8.5"L x 14.75"W x 4"H; 1 lbs.
Vault Anti-Tarnish Flatware Tray
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