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The Institute on Aging will be hosting our visiting scholars series-featuring Ann Marie Kolanowski, PhD, RN, FGSA, FAAN. Dr. Kolanowski will be visiting from Penn State School of Nursing. Dr. Kolanowski's presention is titled "Complex Care Issues in Health of the Elderly".
This event is free and open to the public. To register, please visit http://www.med.upenn.edu/aging/events.shtml. You may also call 215-898-7801.
This year's Institue on Aging-Annual Sylvan M. Cohen Retreat is being co-sponsored by Penn ADCC Outreach, Recruitment, and Education Core; Penn Healthy Brain Research Center; Penn Neurodegenerative Disease Ethics and Policy Program; and the Department of Medical Ethics & Health Policy.
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Directed by Joshua Tickell and Rebecca Harrell Tickell Reviewed by Karen Hemry The movie Pump may provide just the motivation for me to convert my car to an electric or Flex Fuel model in the near future. The documentary points out that, […]
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Eurostyle Bungie High-Back Office Chair with Flat J-Arm
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|Country of Manufacture: Taiwan, Province of China
About the ManufacturerEurostyle is about smart, affordable European design. They have grand ideas for small spaces – their furniture folds and stacks – and many pieces are multi-purpose – dining tables that convert into desks, storage pieces that can be room dividers, versatile side tables that are at home in the living, dining or bedroom. The smooth, clean geometric shapes of Eurostyle design gives your rooms a trendy up-to-date look. Eurostyle designed furniture uses a combination of metal, glass and bold colors to make your rooms stylish and sophisticated symbolizing your self confidence. Eurostyle rooms look spacious and airy, warm and welcoming for you and your guests. So – go ahead and make a strong fashion statement with the latest contemporary furniture designs from Eurostyle.
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The only complaint was he couldn't adjust the height. My husband works from home. For this he has to wear shoes so it's not too tall for him. But the quality of the chair is very nice.
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I can have either one from my LBS for very close to the same price.
I demo'd the Scalpel and fell in love with it, haven't riden the Anthem yet, but plan to very soon.
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The School of Nursing and Healthcare Leadership prepares undergraduate and graduate students in nursing, health administration, and community health services for life-long learning, caring service, leadership and global citizenship. The interdisciplinary approach integrates professional nursing, health services management and community health programming. Faculty members bring together comprehensive curricula which focus on current issues in the expanding areas of healthcare. Students in each major develop the skills and abilities essential for a career of leadership in healthcare. The nursing program is accredited at both the baccalaureate (BSN) and master's (MS in nursing) levels by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The Long Term Care emphasis within Health Services Administration is approved by the Minnesota Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators (BENHA). The RN to BSN baccalaureate nursing completion track is approved by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for fully online delivery.
http://www.mnstate.edu/ Some Fall classes that are available from SNHL: NURS Transitions Family Health Nursing Nursing Care of Diverse Populations Public Health Nursing Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice Gerontological Nursing to Promote Successful Aging Applied Pathophysiology Leadership and Professional Development Professional Pathways Introduction to Research, Data Analysis, and Informatics Health Care Delivery Systems, Policy, Financing and …
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Most powerful Raptor yet!
Most people know the name Raptor. Weather you owned one back in your learning days, or you know someone who has. Either way Thunder Tiger has been in the game for a very long time, and always competes with quality engineering. You could say TT had a very large roll in pioneering the mechanics of model RC helicopters over the years.
These are good times with lots of 800 class helicopters being released to the market. To be expected, TT built a machine that can take just about anything you can throw at it. This allows any pilot to push the boundaries of capability. Watch the Raptor E820 take the "rag doll" effect that Nick Maxwell presences in this video.
- Reinforced rotor grip plate
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Please critique this plan - Solferino Plan
Good morning and Happy Independence Day!
We have finally found a plan. I would love to hear any feedback or thoughts you have on it. We have a view lot, with views in back and in front but the rear view is the primary view.
Only thing we are changing at the moment is making the foundation a basement. We cannot do a walk-out on our lot.
House plan is called "Solferino Luxury Home Plan" #592-091d-0444 from homeplansandmore.com - if you built this please share pictures!
Here is a link that might be useful: Plan 592-091d-0444
The first thing that strokes me is the corner tv cabinet. Most everyone has big flat screens nowadays. Which don't fit well in corners. I'd hate to spend all that ones on built ins that are almost obsolete. If you just look on craigslist, people,are trying to give away hundreds of corner tv cabinets.
Same thing with the corner desk in the computer room. Most people are on laptops and tablets now.
Do you need a walk in closet in the mudroom? The closet is small enough that it is just creating an extra step to grab your coats. Reach is may be sufficient.
There is no pantry. Where do you plan to stop all your food? I would consider taking some space out of the mudroom and computer room to make a pantry.
My husband is in construction, need a large mudroom and closet as he makes a mess and always has a ton of "stuff" at the door that I don't want in the house.
Good point on the TV thing - I was happy to see there was a place to put one (fireplaces always take up TV space and I never know where to put a TV - I hate the look of a tv above a fireplace). I didn't realize it would be for the old box tvs.
There is a pantry, in the computer room (which would be an office).


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Stretching for anti-aging: It's what you do and how you do it
Nov 9, 2011, 3:41 p.m.
When most of us think "anti-aging," we think of the moisturizer counter or antioxidant-rich foods. But there's a powerful anti-aging weapon most of us are missing out on: Stretching. No, I'm not talking about advanced yoga contortions or positions befitting a Cirque du Soleil performer. I'm talking about common-sense, everyday stretches; the ones that anyone can do and that only take a few minutes at a time, and can keep your body fit and flexible well into your 90s and beyond!
For example, take the low back and knees. When these areas of our body are compromised, our movements suffer, which accelerates the aging process. By adding just a few daily stretches for the back, legs and hips, you can protect these areas from harm, and by extension, preserve your active lifestyle. Ever see a news story of an 80-year-old crossing the finish line at a marathon? Impressive, but what you don't see is what the person is doing behind the scenes: Stretching regularly as part of his or her training program.
But that's just half the equation. The other half is in observing good technique. This means making sure you warm up first, and slowing down to hold each stretch until the muscle relaxes. It means taking deep breaths, and working within your comfort zone. Above all else, it means staying consistent.
With that in mind, the following are three great stretches that will help protect your body from age-related deterioration. Remember to check with your physician before tackling them, to ensure it's safe for you to stretch:
Elbow Cobra: This stretch elongates the low back, counteracting the effects of sitting and standing with a slouched posture. Lie down on your stomach and prop up your chest on your elbows. Your elbows should be aligned underneath your shoulders. Keep your neck neutral, your focus straight ahead. Take deep breaths and concentrate on relaxing your low back. Hold for 30 seconds.
Chair hip/glute stretch: This stretch releases tightness from your hips, which in turn takes stress off of your low back and knees. Sitting in a chair, cross your left ankle just above your right knee, so that your left knee is pointing toward the left. Your right heel should be on the floor, directly under your right knee. Rest your left hand on your left knee, and extend your right arm forward. Slowly, lean forward, as though you're trying to reach for an object in front of you with your right hand. As you hold the stretch, be sure to relax your neck and shoulders, as these muscles often rise and tense up in response to this stretch. Hold for about 30 seconds, then release and do the same stretch for the right leg.
Doorframe chest stretch: Much of the wear and tear on our neck and back comes from the excess tightness of our chest and front shoulder muscles. To instantly release these muscles, walk over to a doorframe, and place your right hand on it, so that your thumb is pointing upward and your palm is facing the same direction as your chest. Adjust your position so that your arm is fully extended, and your hand is at the height of your shoulder. Now, slowly turn your feet and chest to the left, rotating around until you feel the stretch in the right side of your chest. Hold, take deep breaths, and focus on relaxing your whole upper body with each exhale. After 30 seconds, release and stretch your left side the same way.
Follow these guidelines, and you'll age-proof your body better than any "miracle in a bottle" ever could!
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"Breakfast in Vienna with view of Opera House!"
Wrought iron balcony overlooking Opera, spacious room, fine breakfast and most friendly service - no complaints!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"beautiful Vienna"
Great service and a friendly environmentGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Large room, good food, great service and locaton"
The staff of the Opernring Hotel are charming and helpful. Desk is manned 24 hours. Parking is not on-site, but there is a good public garage across the street, which can be billed to the room. Our junior suite was very large, with great storage, bottled water, a mini bar, safe, and a balcony with view of the Opera House. Location can't be beat, with […] landmarks and metro station right nearby. Breakfast buffet was included with our room. Included the usual items, although a bit light on fruit options. Breads were all very good and fresh. Eggs and bacon were actually well cooked (unusual in Europe). Dining room was bright with large windows and live plants on the tables. All in all, a great hotel! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Wonderful Hotel"
We stayed for 2 nights. Harald, the Front Office Mgr. was wonderful, very helpful & knowledgeable. Great breakfast with free Champagne! Rooms were huge, Wi-Fi was terrific, bathroom was spacious, elec. tea kettle in room. One wish would be to put heated towel racks in bathroom. Only problem we had was the couple steps up to the lobby & couple steps […] up to elevator with our luggage. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Harold made my stay!"
It would not have mattered what the hotel was like. I would have loved it anyway, for the sake of Harold, the wonderful gentleman who greeted me and my dog so warmly each time we entered or exited the building. My room was comfy, clean, and spacious. Breakfast was delicious. And the hotel location was perfect. But the hotel staff won my heart. Everyone […] was so very kind, and that does not always happen when one travels with a dog, a very large Labrador. I adore this hotel. I adore Vienna. And I adore Harold. I shall return very soon. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Nice location. Very nice staff, spacious rooms and champagne for breakfastGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice location"
Nice location, nice room but rhe looby , entrance eacalarers and elevaror has ti improve , are old and need maintance or remodelationGenuine Expedia guest review
"Lovely hotel. GREAT service!"
This is a great hotel for a short stay in Vienna. It is very centrally located by the Opera House and about a 10 minute walk from the major sightseeing attractions. The hotel is a bit dated and the rooms could use some sprucing up but it does add to the charm. The only issue we had was that the room was a bit warm but apparently at some point in the […] fall most hotels in Vienna turn off the AC. It is on a major street so opening the windows isn't really an option if you want to sleep. A few things to plan for -- they provide a combo shampoo/body wash, so bring conditioner along. Don't plan to watch much television if you are an English only guest - the only channels in English are news networks (but it is a fun opportunity to figure out what is happening in your favorite TV shows dubbed in German). The breakfast was hearty and offered a nice variety with healthy options. It is also served in a lovely room. The BEST thing though about this hotel, however, was the service. The front desk staff was charming and SO very friendly and helpful. They truly made it an enjoyable experience. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location and Staff"
Location is perfect. Staff is super nice. This is the kind of service you don't get even in a 5 star hotel. The breakfast area is very nice and breakfast is ok. The room could get an update. Overall a very good experience.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
Very conveniently located. They let us into our room at 11 AM which was terrific since we had flown all night. Friendly front desk staff. good breakfast. Loved the hew bathroom in our suite which had both tub and shower, plus heated towel rack. They would be smart to add a small shelf in the shower for personal products other than the soap/shampoo dispenser […] that is already installed...we would definitely stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"good location"
The hotel is conveniently located just across the street from the opera and near many of the sights with public transportation just out the door. The staff was helpful and the rooms were large but could use some updating.The breakfast was a good start for a day of sightseeing.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasant surprise"
I don't expect a lot from budget friendly hotels but this one delivered. Right across from Opera house & we had nice balcony to take photos from. Staff was very helpful & friendly, nice breakfast with champagne.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Lovely hotel on the Ring"
Excellent, friendly and very helpful staff......very ample room and bath....extremely comfortable beds....room had a balcony onto the street across from the Opera House. Very good breakfast with several choices in a beautiful dining room overlooking the park. I would recommend this hotel without reservation.Genuine Expedia guest review
Good location but the is no airconditioning or entertainment facilitiesGenuine Expedia guest review
"Fantastic hotel with perfect location."
Very friendly and helpful staff. Location is perfect--walking distance to most attractions. Included breakfast buffet was good. Clean, non-smoking rooms. Will stay here next time I return to Vienna.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
Beautiful view out our window. Central location to sights we wanted to see. Rooms a bit small but neat and comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"centered, well-maintained but no A/C!"
The hotel's is an old building but that's not an issue as it's maintend well, and is in good condition. The location is very good, near a Metro station and accross the street from the Opera house and the old town attractions. The main problem is that the room has no A/C which is very problematic during hot seasons (I stayed in July and there was only […] a ventilator in the room which hardly cools anything) you can't sleep with the window open because of the street noise all night. Adding A/C will make this hotel very price worth. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
location is perfect,very close to everythink. Service was good. Breakfast was good but not to much variety. Hallways carpets are worn out and not so clean , so are the carpets in the rooms. People at the front desk were very friendly and helpful. All over we were happy staying at this hotel. The main think was the location of the hotel ,just across […] the Opera House. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"City hotel close to everything"
Hotel is near the Opera House and very close to the pedestrian zone Kartner strasse, Graben, Stephens Platz, Hofburg, Museum Quartier, ideal for short city break. Staff is very friendly, breakfast is rich and tasty. The bathroom is renovated and modern, but room needs renovation. Free WiFi in the room, excellent signal.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Cozy Stay in Vienna"
An excellent stay, it was very close to the main attractions of Vienna. I was impressed with the staff and the condition of the room. Also, breakfast was great and parking was convenient.Genuine Expedia guest review
Das Operning Hotel has an extremely convenient location to the tram and major sites. Front desk very helpful and their restaurant recommendations excellent!! Will definitely return to Das Operning.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"The BEST last night stay we had in Europe!"
Super close to the U @ Karlsplatz and easy to find, we arrived super late and very tired, we were greeted by the sweetest and cheery man at reception. He gave us all the information needed and we were off to our room. A little worried about the condition of the room due to a previous stay was horrible and misleading, we walked in slowly. Peaking into […] the room, I thought "oh now, it's gonna be tiny and horrible"...boy was I wrong! It was HUGE, with a beautiful view of the street and a balcony, with robes and slippers, a tv and seating area, a bath and shower, toiletries, complimentary water (with gas), wine (extra cost, but we don't drink...but still nice), complimentary tea and coffee (which we don't drink either..but also nice), and a mini bar (extra cost). We wished we could have stayed several nights, but it was only one wonderful night of good rest! And a delightful breakfast in a beautiful room. If we come back to Vienna, we will stay here. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Location, location, location (and oh yes, value)"
Having never been to Vienna before, I looked for a moderately priced hotel close to the museums, etc. I luckily stumbled into a gem. We had a balcony overlooking the Opernring and the Opera House. This is a great value, smack dab in the middle of everything. The front entrance is unimpressive, but once we got to our room we were pleased beyond our expectations […] based on the price. We arrived late at night. A little disoriented, but that quickly dissolved. The fellow at front desk (night shift crew) was pleasant, helpful and extremely courteous. When we got to our room it seemed we were mistakenly given the hand ball court instead. After the long trip from the room door to the living area, there was another long excursion before arriving at the bed. The room was tastefully decorated, in an elegant Austrian style. We were conveniently on the same floor as the breakfast room. The included breakfast was excellent. (3/16-3/19/2014) Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great location, wonderful staff"
The service was superb, the staff was friendly, extremely helpful (beyond expectations), and kindly spoke English very well when they realized the limitations of my abilities to communicate in German. The room was clean and very nicely laid out, great shower and closet space, with a nice view. Location also very convenient. I would highly recommend […] this hotel. I should say that I agree with other reviewers that the hotel could benefit from carpet replacement (it appears to be clean, but looks run down and discolored, takes away from otherwise nice-looking room) and they could use a more consistent/reliable wifi signal -- the only reasons I did not give the rating of 5 stars. That said, the kind gentleman who was at the reception desk during the week I was there was extremely responsive and apologetic when I inquired about the difficulties with the wifi connection going out and thanked me for informing him of the issue so that he could follow up on it and I believe he will. I look forward to staying at Das Opernring Hotel again on my next business trip to Vienna and again give the highest ratings to the staff. Definitely recommend. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great service, spacious room"
Staff was super nice and caring. Room was comfortable, ample and clean. Great location too. Would stay again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"A chic, stylish hotel"
A modern and elegant facility that is a 3 or 4-minute walk from the Staatsoper and almost as convenient to the Musikverein. The staff is unfailingly polite and helpful, and the service overall meets a very high standard. The Opernring Hotel is a great bargain considering the quality of the product delivered.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very comfortable hotel, perfect location"
Das Opernring Hotel is everything they advertise. Great room, great staff and great location.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Location!"
Room was small, but clean and modern refurbished in a drab looking building, but with EXCELLENT location. MUCH less expensive than the Meridien around the corner.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Walking distance to everything"
The front desk wins the "VP of the first five minutes" award. They were so friendly and helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Terrific location and accommodations."
Vienna is a large city with plenty of spread out sites, but the Hotel Opernring is strategically located, at the half way point on the ring, across the street from the opera, and walking distance to all the museums. For further travel, tram and metro are at the corner.Genuine Expedia guest review
"how did this dump become 4 star"
thnoe very worst room dusty awful smell dirty carptetlBy the way no air condition no nothing last hotel to be booked in area anywhere else betterGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to Hofburg and Opera"
This was a lovely hotel close to the Hofburg , Opera, and other important sites. The syaff was very helpful, the room very comfortable, and the breakfast was good. The gummy bears at the reception desk were a nice touch :)Genuine Expedia guest review
We had a very nice stay. The Hotel was great, the only let down was the restaurant next door where you were enticed by a free drink, it seemed llike they did not want us there. Not very accomodating, but the Hotel itself was great.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient to City Centre and Bus Tours"
Absolutely loved this hotel which is housed in a former noble family's abode. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms were very clean, bed were comfortable. Huge high ceilings and great water pressure. The room came with a complimentary bottle of Romerquelle sparkling water and two yummy Sacher chocolates. The bathtub/shower combo was […] a bit higher than the bathroom floor making it a bit difficult for elderly to climb in and out. Mini bar was stocked, with a hot water maker in the room with coffee and teas. There are three marble steps that ascend from the reception to the elevator and stairs. The one elevator is typically European and small, installed in the central air column in the staircase well. And the included breakfast buffet was fantastic. It had a great variety of breads and pastries, cold meats and cheeses, cake, bacon, sausages, scrambled and boiled eggs, fruit and salad, two coffee machines, juices, gourmet teas, spring and sparkling water and champagne to make your own mimosas! Special commendation for the wonderful hotel manager Harald who went out of his way to explain things and make our stay comfortable and pleasant. He also recommended great activities like a day trip to Bratislava among other things. Hotel doesn't change money- banks close by. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
It is comfortable and clean. Great location scross the street from the Opera house.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A surprisingly nice hotel right in the center"
Location is everything. It is next to two large squares of Vienna. Central underground station. Everything within reach. Easily. Hotel is very comfortable. Breakfast is nice. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. What else do You want?Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great value for the money"
Perfect location to walk everywhere in Vienna. Rooms were a bit dated but more than adequate for the money paid. What makes this hotel achieve a great rating is the hotel employees and their service to the customer. The front desk staff in the afternoons and evenings consisted of two wonderful gentlemen who went above and beyond their duties to assist […] us during our entire stay. Lots of information on the area and restaurants, as well as specific tourist info. One gentleman even escorted us directly to the restaurant. Another let us use the computer when there were issues with the internet. All in all, the personal service made this hotel a winner. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice little boutique hotel close to everything"
Great hotel. Service was excellent. Internet available. Breakfast decent. Close to everything. Would stay again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"A tired hotel in a central location."
Nice location accross from the Grand Opera but otherwise is a tired place. Needs a major renovation to be brought to modern standards. Was fine for two nights but inferior to other hotels we stayed in on this trip at generally similar prices.Genuine Expedia guest review
Really nice little hotel for the money. Relatively no-frills room, but larger than average. Was nice to have a small balcony. Location is unbeatable, we took a short walk to the Musikverein for a concert, the State Opera is right across the street, and all the main shopping and sight-seeing is a short stroll. Front desk was very helpful and accommodating. […] I wouldn't hesitate to stay again when the goals are "affordable" and "GREAT location." Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Bedside light"
There is a light by the bed and it's neck is metal. I accidentally touched it when I moved the light. It was very hot and I got burned. I'd like to suggest that it is better to change to other material but not metal.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent hotel"
Very good Hotel . Good staff and rooms are very big. Would love to stay here againGenuine Expedia guest review
"In the middle of everything in Vienna."
A cute hotel in the middle of everything. Especially close to tour busses parked right across the street at the Opera House. The staff was great, the rooms clean and everything we expected. I would definately go back.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close to all interesting places"
outstanding cooperation of staff great breakfasts close to most placesGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location"
The location is awesome. Across from the opera, on a main street with public transportation right there, close to all the museums and great shopping. The hotel left a lot to be desired in terms of service. There were never enough people on (1) to serve their customers, they forgot a wake up call the first day, there was only one key, so you had to bother […] your spouse to open the door if you went out alone. The bathroom was not what one would expect from such a great location. It was old, the tub was so high up that anyone with a leg or back problem could not get in. The towels were old and scratchy. There were no robes/slippers, no shampoo, cream rinse, or body lotions etc... Just some soap dispensers on the wall. Housekeeping leaves at 5:00 PM. We left early, and there was no way to even get the breakfast that was included in the price. the girl at the front desk did not know where a specific museum was, no concierge etc... The breakfast was lovely, and the quality of the food very good. The room was a Jr. suite, and nice sized. It was comfortable, and had a great view of the street. There was NO A/C and it was warm two days. There was free wi/fi which was nice. It all depends what you're looking for in a hotel. we would stay at the Meridian, next door, the next visit to Vienna.... Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Terrible Experience - Stay away at all costs"
A thoroughly dreadful experience. Rude, hostile service.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"In The Middle of EVERYTHING in Vienna!"
Hotel Opernring is right across the street from the Vienna Opera House. It is also only a few blocks from Burg Garden, The Butterfly House, governmental icons, the Museum Quarter and the Old City Center. The hotel staff is very helpful and answers every query. The champaign buffet breakfast is AMAZING! The room is quiet, well appointed, immaculate and […] roomy. There could not be a better hotel in all of Vienna!!!!!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
We loved it. Not your typical chain type hotel. Charming. And staff was helpful and very friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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The location was superb for sightseeing---within walking distance of the major museums, the opera house, any number of other sites of historical, cultural and architectural interest and many interesting shops and restaurants. The hotel staff was particularly helpful and friendly---especially the reception desk. The room was large and comfortable. […] My only complaints are the poor lighting in the bathroom mirror and the shower which was hard to use without getting water on the bathroom floor. Breakfast was substantial and the setting for breakfast was cheerful and looked out onto the Ringstrasse. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great place, great staff"
The location is perfect, off the subway and near all the major tourist sites. It's a very old building, so don't expect new construction. It's one of those cool see-through elevators in the middle of the staircase. I actually stayed in two different rooms, because I left and came back in the middle of my stay, and both were unbelievably clean with brand […] new bathrooms. The staff at the desk was very helpful, and Harold even walked with me to learn about renting a bike to Bratislava so that he would know more information for other guests as well. I highly recommend to anyone visiting, if you love new and clean in a classic old building with a great location. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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The Sun By James Harkin How do we know what the Sun is made of? We know what the Sun is made of because we know that atoms will absorb very definite wave lengths and therefore very definite colours. When atoms are excited each different type gives off very definite wave lengths and therefore very definite colours; because we know this we know what elements are in the Sun. To see what visible light is emitted and absorbed from atoms we use a spectroscope. If you look at white light through a spectroscope then you will see all of the spectrum with different colours representing different wave lengths. The full spectrum from white light is continuous and has no black lines in it. This is called a continuous spectrum. How do we know what the Sun is made of? Another type of spectrum is called an emission spectrum. In this type of spectrum you look at an excited element through a spectroscope. When you look through you will see coloured lines on a black background. The coloured lines are the different colours of light that the element gives off, with each colour representing a certain wave length. Here is the emission spectrum for hydrogen with the wave lengths underneath. How do we know what the Sun is made of? The last type of spectrum is the absorption spectrum. In this spectrum you pass white light through a gas, and when it comes out of the other side if you look at it through a spectroscope you will see a spectrum with black lines in it. Because elements absorb and emit the same wave lengths where the colour was in the emission spectrum there will be black in the absorption spectrum and where there was black in the emission spectrum there will be colour in the absorption spectrum. Here are the emission and absorption spectra for hydrogen (the absorption spectrum is underneath). How do we know what the Sun is made of? Now if you wanted to you could run a emission or an absorption spectrum on the Sun and because each element gives out a different type of light you could see what elements were in the Sun. Here is an absorption spectrum for the Sun. On it there are thousands of different element absorption lines. The darker and wider the line the more of the element that corresponds to it. For example the darkest widest lines correspond to hydrogen the most common element in the Sun. The second most common element in the sun is helium. In 1870 when an absorption spectrum was run one set of lines in the yellow part didn't correspond to any known element, so Lockyer the man who had run the test named it Helium after the Greek Sun god Helios. 25 years later Helium was discovered on Earth. hydrogen helium helium hydrogen What is the Sun made of? The Sun, as you know from the previous slide, is at the moment mainly made up of hydrogen with quite a lot of helium. The composition of the Sun is: 74% hydrogen (the must common element in the universe), 25% helium, Carbon, nitrogen and oxygen make up just less than 1%, The rest is made of many other elements such as neon, iron, silicon, magnesium and sulphur. Where does the Sun's energy th from? come people thought the Sun was powered by In the early 19 century some very clever coal. The only problem with this was that the Sun would burn itself out in a few thousand years. The Sun actually gets its energy from a process called nuclear fusion. In nuclear fusion nuclei of small atoms fuse together to form larger nuclei but in the Sun's case hydrogen is converted into helium; this is why the composition of the Sun is always changing. Basically mass is converted into energy. The conversion of hydrogen to helium can only happen under tremendous pressure and heat because the nuclei must hit each other at tremendous speed. The conversion happens in three stages; the first stage is when two hydrogen protons fuse to make heavy hydrogen. Next a heavy hydrogen fuses with a hydrogen proton to make unstable helium. Finally two unstable heliums fuse to form stable helium and two hydrogen protons. How does nuclear fusion convert energy? The reason why nuclear fusion creates energy is because the mass of the products formed are slightly less than the starting mass. The mass that is not there any more is converted into energy. To work out how much you must understand Einstein's theory E=MC2 (energy=mass times the speed of light times the speed of light). So the average mass lost per second is 4x1011g and the speed of light is 3x108 m/s therefore the power output =4x1011x(3x108)2= 3.6x1028 watts. From working this out we know that the Sun's energy output which varies by about 0.1% is about 3.6x1028. Also, even though the Sun looses 400,000 tons per second the Sun will keep going for another 5 billion years. Of course people have tried to make energy by nuclear fusion but present day results take up more energy than is made. However, if we could harness the Sun's power output for 1 second it would keep us going with enough energy for the next million years. Suns layers! There are 7 layers in the Sun; the core (the centre of the Sun), the radiative envelope, the convective envelope, the sub surface flows, the photosphere, the chromosphere and the corona (the outer atmosphere of the sun). The core is where nuclear fusion takes place and is about 15,000,000° C. The core also has a very high pressure at 250 billion atmospheres; because of the pressure light travels at less than 1 mm per second. This means the heat and light produced in the centre of the sun takes 200,000million years to reach the surface, but just another 8 minutes for it to reach the Earth. The core makes up over half of the Sun's mass, but occupies less than 2% of its volume. Solar envelope The Solar envelope is the second most inner layer and is made up of two layers; the radiative envelope and convective envelope. In the radiative envelope it is more efficient for heat and light to travel by radiation so it does. By the time the energy reaches the convective envelope it is more efficient for the energy to travel by convection so it starts to travel in this way. The solar envelope puts pressure on the core and maintains its temperature. The solar envelope contains 49% of the Sun's mass but 90% of its volume. The solar envelope is about 3900000°C. The heat transfer in the solar envelope. Photosphere The photosphere is the surface of the Sun and is where the sunlight we see is emitted. The photosphere is a very thin layer and is only about 6000°C but still enough to vaporize solid rock. However, it still bubbles like a giant bowl of porridge with bubbles 1000 miles across. Underneath the surface of the Sun there is a complicated network of subsurface flows. Sun spots Sun spots are dark regions on the surface of the Sun about the size of the Earth. They are of course only dark in comparison to the rest of the Sun, but are still bright enough to blind you if you looked at one. The spots are constantly moving. When observed the spots all seem to move in the same direction, this showed the Sun is rotating and other evidence showed it is faster at the equator than the poles. Sun spots come and go in an 11/12 year cycle with sometimes their being no sun spots at solar minimum and sometimes hundreds at solar maximum. Sun spots also have an effect on our climate. For 70 years from 1645-1715 there were no sun spots on the surface of the Sun. This picture shows how the Sun changed between 1991 and 1995. Sun spots also have an effect on our climate. For 70 years from 1645-1715 there were no sun spots on the surface of the Sun. This correlated almost exactly with the last period of prolonged cold to strike the northern hemisphere. This is sometimes referred to as the little ice age. In the little ice age there wasn't a huge dip in temperatures; just a degree or two but it was enough to have drastic effects. For example the Viking colonies in Greenland were wiped out and the population of Iceland fell by a half. Also the Thames froze over which meant that fairs were held on the ice. The cold wasn't caused by the solar output lessening, in fact no matter how many sun spots there are the output never changes. If you look at the sunspots in the uv the sunspots burn a bright white and through x-ray you can see plumes of super heated gas erupting from the sun spots. By placing a disc in front of the sun you can simulate an eclipse. By doing this you will see solar flares and coronal mass ejections which erupt from the heart of sun spots. The temperature in a solar flare is tens of millions of degrees which means there is a very dramatic change in temperature over a short period of time. When they erupt completely masses the same as Mount Everest are flung out into the solar system. Because there are fewer sun spots at solar minimum there are therefore fewer flares and at solar maximum there are more sun spots therefore more flares. The cause of these explosions is not fusion but magnetism. The Sun is covered in a complex network of magnetic fields. With the areas with the strongest fields being the places where the Sun spots are. At the sunspots the magnetism can be magnified 10,000 times. The sun spot magnetic fields are between 1000-3000 gauss which is roughly the same as a very strong household magnet. The difference is that the sun spots are much bigger. Sun spots are dark because strong magnetic fields prevent some heat reaching the surface. The magnetic fields can be seen using special equipment. This shows they can arch 200000km high. If you were to add up the total energy content of one of these loops it adds up to about 1021 joules of energy, which is about 10 times the annual energy consumption of the USA, but there are thousands of these loops. The loops are caused by the twisting of the Sun's basic magnetic field. This happens because when the Sun rotates faster at the equator than the poles it drags and stretches the fields. As the fields get more and more twisted they break through the surface, until at solar max the whole surface is covered in loops stretched to breaking point. Solar flares are what happens when the strain gets too much and the loops snap. When the loops snap all the energy stored in the magnetic field is released at once and billions of tons of plasma are fired into space at huge speeds; this is the solar wind. If the plasma is bound for Earth then it will take two days to reach us and when it does the Earth's magnetic field deflects most of the blow. The auroras (more commonly known as the Northern and Southern lights) are produced when the solar wind gets through the magnetic field at the poles and strikes the upper atmosphere. At Solar max the auroras can be seen as far south as Athens. The buffeting of the magnetic field causes migratory animals that navigate using the magnetic field to lose their bearings and fly or swim to the wrong place. The disrupted magnetic fields can affect electronics and sometimes the solar wind can even destroy satellites. Graph and global warming As you can see from the graph there is a strong correlation between sun spot numbers and the Earth's surface temperature. However in recent years when the temperature should have been falling with the sun spot numbers it has increased. This increase has correlated with a recent surge in carbon dioxide levels. However Carbon dioxide has only been recorded accurately since 1958 so we can't be sure whether this is the cause. The atmosphere The inner atmosphere is called the chromosphere and is a red circle around the outside of the Sun. The chromosphere is red because of an abundance of hydrogen. Also strangely the temperature of the chromosphere is higher than the photosphere ranging from 6000°C to 50000°C. The outer atmosphere is the corona. The corona is hotter still ranging from 1000000°C to 2800000°C.The corona is only visible during eclipses and is made of a low density cloud of plasma which extends millions of kilometers into space. Life cycle of the sun The universe started by with the big bang and has been expanding at the speed of light ever since. The Sun however was born in a nebulae. Nebulae are huge clouds of hydrogen which can be hundreds of light years across. They are some of the brightest parts of the sky due to the intense light of newly formed massive stars. The Sun's life started in a cold, dark cloud of gas which was very stable. These clouds can stay stable for thousands of millions of years before they do anything by being hit on one side by a supernova blast wave. A supernova blast wave is produced from a massive star exploding at the end of its life. A supernova blast wave is a very energetic compression wave, so when it hits the cold, dark gas cloud it compresses it. The shock waves knock the cloud off balance which causes localised clumps of hydrogen to form. The clumps of hydrogen are what new stars grow from and the increased gravity of the clumps causes them to pull together. This part of the process lasts for millions of years and as more hydrogen is squeezed into the clumps the pressure and temperature increases. As they get bigger and bigger they start to spin. This throws out a disk of debris that will in time form a solar system. This is the reason why the planets all rotate in the same direction around the Sun and that they are on the same flat sheet. Finally the star lights up and because it produces so much energy in the first fusion the process takes off. The star then begins its lifelong activity of making other elements. Every atom in the universe was made in a star, therefore every element was made from hydrogen. In about 5 million years the Sun will run out of hydrogen. When it does it will become a red giant. The core will shrink because of lack of fuel. This will generate so much heat that the outer layers will expand into the solar system meaning the inner planets will be swept up; it may even swallow up the Earth. The Earth is doomed anyway because the Sun will burn 2000 times hotter than it is now and will melt and seal the outer layers of the planet. When the Sun finally stops burning its core will collapse and finally it will blow its last shroud of gas into space. How big the Sun will become as a red giant. How large is the Sun compared to other stars? The Sun is huge (you could fit the Earth in it 1000000 times) but the Sun is just an average star with many stars being much bigger than it. These pictures show how big the Sun is compared to other stars. The brightest star in the sky The sun 1 pixel Sites I have used • The sun websites: • http://intro.chem.okstate.edu/1314F00/Lecture/Chapter7/Lec11300.html • http://www.efg2.com/Lab/ScienceAndEngineering/Spectra.htm • http://www.astronomygcse.co.uk/AstroGCSE/Unit2/Unit2MoonandSun.htm • http://staff.imsa.edu/science/astro/astrometry/spectra/sld010.htm • http://www.solarnavigator.net/the_sun.htm • http://coolcosmos.ipac.caltech.edu/cosmic_kids/AskKids/suncomp.shtml • http://fusedweb.llnl.gov/CPEP/Chart_Pages/5.Plasmas/SunLayers.html • http://www.co-intelligence.org/newsletter/comparisons.html • http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/04/070416152726.htm • http://www.northern-lights.no/english/contest/winner.shtml • http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/sunearthday/media_viewer/flash.html • http://solar.physics.montana.edu/YPOP/Spotlight/Tour/tour07.html • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Solar-filament.gif • http://www-istp.gsfc.nasa.gov/Education/wcorona.html • http://www.outdoorsearch.co.za/images/Uploads/200610128237nebulae3.jpg • http://www.solarviews.com/browse/ds/cloop.jpg • http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/Museum/Space/EducationResource/Universe/framed_e/lecture/ch15/ch15_cnt.html • http://www.brighton73.freeserve.co.uk/gw/solar/temp_vs_spot_irradiance.gif
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Allison Kindig is a senior from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, studying industrial engineering, global health studies and business administration at the University of Iowa. Two years ago, she was the recipient of a Stanley scholarship to travel to Cameroon. Since then, she addressed economical solar energy as a UI College of Engineering Grand Challenge Scholar. This fall, Kindig was named the 2014 Iowa Homecoming Queen. Read on to learn more about Allison's journey throughout her college experience.
The South Asian Studies Program (SASP) at the University of Iowa will kick off its spring seminar series with a talk by Dr. Scott Levi titled "Whither the Silk Road? The View from Early Modern India" on Monday, February 16, at 4:30 p.m. in 1117 University Capitol Centre. The event is free and open to the public. Chai and samosas will be served.
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