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Zarela Olsen decided to clone her horse Capuchino, who was named Paso Fino "Horse of the Millennium" in 1999, before he died, investing $160,000 in the replicating services of a biotech company specializing in animal cloning.
Capuchino's genetic duplicate, Capuchino Forever, was born in May.
But breeders are unhappy with the idea, claiming that cloning threatens their industry, the Los Angeles Times reports.
"They smell money," Carol Harris, horse breeder and owner of Bo-Bett Farm near Ocala, told the paper. "They're looking for a shortcut to a great horse."
"Breeding is an art," she said. "Cloning is just replication."
Cloned horses are currently banned from competing in breed-sanctioned events, but that could change in the future.
The Stud Book and Registration Committee of the American Quarter Horse Assn., recently voted down a proposed rule change that would have allowed registration of clones.
But supporters of cloning claim the opposition stems from a lack of knowledge about the process.
"They're thinking it's growing Frankensteins in a lab, and that's simply not the case," said Karen Batra, spokeswoman for BIO, a 1,200-member organization of biotechnology companies.
Italian scientists cloned the first horse in 2003, a mare named Prometea.
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I had been interested and researching breast augmentation for a while. Since I work in healthcare, I asked other doctors and surgeons who they would recommend and it was a unanimous answer, Dr. Orseck. During consultation and my pre-surgical visit, Dr. Oseck and his staff were great. They were so friendly and helpful. Dr. Orseck was very knowledgable and informative. Going into surgery I felt completely confident in his ability. I am currently 2 1/2 weeks post op and I couldn't be more pleased. He did a beautiful job. I have felt great throughout my entire recovery. I have already recommended Dr. Orseck and his staff to friends and family members. If I could do it over again, I without a doubt would. It was a wonderful experience and I am so pleased with the results!
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I had breast augmentation surgery with Dr. Orseck in March 2011 and could not be more happy. It's the best thing I've ever done for myself. After a child my breast had lost the wow I felt they once had. Dr. Orseck took time to explain everything to me, took measures to ensure I was protected from any infections since I am a nurse, and at the bedside before surgery ensuring we were again on the same page as to the look and size I was wanting. His staff are awesome! All a bunch of beautiful young ladies who are willing to speak frankly about anything they may have done and how it worked for them. He is the only plastic surgeon I would recommend to my friends and family.
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Michael Orseck, MD practices in Spartanburg at Magnolia Plastic Surgery as a Plastic Surgeon, board certified by American Board of Surgery - General and American Board of Plastic Surgery. Dr. Orseck began participating on RealSelf in 2010, and has achieved "Distinguished Member" status. The doctor has 9 years of experience providing cosmetic and aesthetic medical services, and is a member of American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). Dr. Orseck has hospital affiliations at Spartanburg Regional, Pelham Medical Center, Mary Black Hospital.
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At 4:20 on Sunday afternoon a puck dropped, a crowd roared and our isolated little burg instantly regained its place in the elite club of major-league cities. With this, a new confidence has emerged, galvanizing our civic pride and public spirit.
While basking in the national spotlight, it is easy to forget that in only eight short months our beloved community-owned football team will be contributing its own bit of swagger to Winnipeg's new big-league attitude, with the opening of its new stadium at the University of Manitoba.
With the vast majority of stadiums being designed by a handful of large, specialized, American architecture firms, it is unique that Winnipeg's new facility has been taken on by the small local firm Raymond S.C. Wan Architect.
One of the greatest challenges for a stadium designer is balancing the practical requirements of public safety, like guardrails and emergency exiting, with more qualitative issues such as sightlines, acoustics and ease of access.
The architect's most fundamental decision affecting overall spectator experience is the seating configuration. Winnipeg's new stadium will incorporate a bowl layout with seats on all sides surrounding a playing surface located eight metres below ground. This arrangement creates the unique experience of entering the stadium at the concourse level with the seats cascading below. Of the 33,422 seats, 22,000 are located below ground, with an open concourse encircling the stadium that provides views to the field from every part of the stadium. The design will accommodate temporary seating over this concourse at each end zone to increase capacity to more than 40,000 for larger events.
The bowl configuration creates an atmosphere of intimacy with more seats being located closer to the field. With only 52 rows, the new stadium will have nearly 25 fewer than Canad Inns Stadium, as seating will be spread more evenly around the entire field instead of in grandstands that rise up along each side. The trade-off for this proximity will be fewer seats between the goal-lines and more seats in end-zone locations.
A large opaque metal roof, cantilevered over the seating areas, will provide weather protection for up to 80 per cent of the seating and will enclose the spectator's field of vision to create an enhanced sense of intimacy. Canad Inns Stadium is already known as one of the loudest in the country, but when Bomber fans are brought together under a solid metal roof, the atmosphere will certainly be taken to another level. The roof is designed to have an undulating profile that will act as a baffle, capturing and redirecting sound throughout the stadium.
Providing structural support for the cantilevered roofs are two arched bow trusses that rise 57 metres over the site and span the length of the building. These steel-tube trusses connect to a system of tension cables that support the roof from above, suspending it over the seating without any columns to obstruct views. Similar to Wembley Stadium in London, the arches form a unique silhouette on the skyline and create an iconic architectural image that is instantly recognizable. They will also serve as a platform for dramatic lighting or fireworks displays.
Dubbed "Project 85" by the development team in honour of retired Blue Bomber receiver Milt Stegall, the new stadium will provide the amenities of a major-league facility. The most striking of these will be high-definition video screens above each end zone. Lined up side by side, the two screens would stretch 75 yards from centre field to the back of the end zone and be almost as high as the goalposts. Each one is as large as the famous Jumbotron in Toronto's Rogers Centre, once the largest in the world.
The buzz about the new stadium has already led strong interest in the 46 luxury suites, which have sold out. These suites will hang below the upper decks, which are accessed by a five-metre-wide ramp system located at each of the four corners.
When the Blue Bombers moved from Osborne Street to Polo Park in 1953, the new stadium opened to familiar headlines about traffic gridlock and opposition to its remote location. Within a week of its opening, city hall voted to pave and widen both Sargent and St. Matthews avenues in response. Eventually, concerns faded and Winnipeggers fell in love with their new stadium.
Moving to the university will bring similar challenges, but with modern solutions such as light-rail transit development they will in time be alleviated and the new stadium will find its place in our city's lore. The old troughs might be replaced by urinals and there may even be leg room in front of the seats, but one legacy of the old stadium will live on. The new building's north-south orientation will ensure that fans in the east stands will continue to chant "West side sucks" for decades to come.
Brent Bellamy is senior design architect for Number Ten Architectural Group. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Updated on Monday, October 10, 2011 at 3:33 PM CDT: Corrects the number of luxury seats to 46, and corrects error that more will be built; the number will remain 46.
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Fun and educational
Mar 20, 2015 by: bestndwest from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
We LOVED this museum. It was well worth our time to go here. A step back in time to learn the history of the birth of so much industry. All our lives are touched today by the things that began in Baltimore. We are not from here and it was a special stop for us to learn about and see the great exhibits.
great experience
Mar 19, 2015 by: Elwood E from Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
Wonderful place to experience the history of Baltimore. Tour guide was well versed in the history. Good for kids who want to learn.
Surprising gem - well worth the time and money.
Mar 17, 2015 by: WGraham68 from Wilmington, Delaware
Stopped by as an alternative to a museum on our plans that was closed. The staff told us how the place got started and some history and the exhibits were amazing collections. Each area representing canning (the original purpose of the building) to blacksmithing, printing, etc. was full of artifacts , tools and examples of the hundreds of types of things that were made in this city. So much stuff I recognized but didn't know it originated or was always made in Baltimore. Well worth the trip and the small fee. Make this a planned stop on your itinerary.
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We spent a fascinating time at this museum. So many events and happenings about Baltimore is brought to life in the exhibits. Who knew about the umbrellas, the numerous industry beginnings,and all the "Firsts"?? Great way to literally walk through history and even learn from artisans working in the blacksmith shop or printing shop. Plan on 2-3 hours if you want to read and explore this great Balitmore treasure.
Great visit!
Mar 02, 2015 by: Erin C from Smyrna, Delaware, United States
My husband and I spent two hours walking around this great museum. Had a tour with Ed which was fantastic! Learned a lot about the history of Baltimore. Definitely go check this place out!
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Between the two world wars the typography of the Romanian newspapers followed the general development and the use of serif typefaces for the body type. The concern for the typography of the newspaper was rather conservatory and worked a lot with the same kind of typography used for the fiction literature.
After the communist take over the typography of the newspapers followed the standards imposed by the propagandistic concerns, which followed the rule to use only sans serif s for the body type.
The serif typefaces of the newspapers were gathered and melted down as a demonstrative act of rupture with the bourgeois words and an entrance in to a new era of revolutionary thinking.
Can anyone share similar experience or even thaughts about this topic?
I'am preparing to start my PhD studies in compared typography with the following topic: Is legibility a matter of habit or of typeface design? Depends legibility of a text on reading habits and how much is the typeface design shaping our cognition process/experience of the content of a text.
Can anyone refere to previous research in this area? Greatfull for thaughts, ideas and litterature or web references.
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hello arina,
first of all, after what communist take over where were the newspapers set in sans body type? And where was serif metal type being melted down, in what scale? I for one have never heard of that…
I having spent parts of my childhood and youth in former Eastern Germany, cannot remember a newspaper of that time with it's body being set in sans, i also have held a few issues of Pravda in my hands, and these were set in serif cyrillic completely…
i think that "the communists" - if you refer to the soviet union that is – were busy enough getting people in the vast rural regions of the soviet union to read at all, i.e. fight illiteracy, than being concerned with sans/serif issues.
Even more, under Stalins reign there was a clear tendency against modernism (as in the Russian Avantgarde of the 20s) towards neo-classical, almost reactionary forms in design, architecture, etc. As is perfectly examplified by the history of the Palace of the Soviets in Moscow. Under Stalins leadership a bombastic neoclassicism was established, especially in architecture. Most of the comminist leaders in the last century showed a scaringly bourgeois taste with a bit of megalomania thrown in…
>Is legibility a matter of habit or of typeface design? Depends legibility of a text on reading habits and how much is the typeface design shaping our cognition process/experience of the content of a text.
If you search on the word 'bouma' or 'readability' you will get many, many discussions of the questions you ask, including the current thread:
hello franz,
I'am refering to the communist takeover in romania in 1943.
the newspapers i'am thinking about was the two major daily newespaper in Romania durin the communist era, Romania Libera and Informatia. I grew up in communist Romania (left the country 1987) and all my experience of newspapers, including childrenmagazine Cutezatorii was that those publications were using sansserifs.
even Ceausescu the latest and the last communist leader of the country developed a clear tendency towards neo-classical style in architecture, a most eclectic one, but still in the propaganda publications and esspecialy in newspapers the typography of body type was sans serif.
"And where was serif metal type being melted down, in what scale? I for one have never heard of that…"
I know that from a bookbinder working at a print house in Bucharest but I have to admit that I need to make a survey in order to find out in what scale metal type was melted down.
So nothing like this occured in East Germany, how about the typography of propaganda signes and posters?
I saw your post on AtypI andwas going to suggest that you post here as well but I see you have done it :-)
yes, thanks to the discussion on AtypI I discovered this very useful typography forum.
communication at work.
please accept my apologies, after reading your post again i realized that you are referring to Romania, i missed this when reading it first, sorry about that. Nonetheless i have never heard that Romania was apparently going any seperate way regarding the introduction of sans to newspapers. Have you got any material to show? Would be interesting as i can imagine a newspaper from post war europe all set in sans would have looked very avantgarde and ahead of it's time.
fortunately i have some samples of sans serif newsapers, one issue from the children/pioneer magazine Cutezatorii (The Braves) from 1982 and one issue from Romania Libera (The Free Romania) from the beginning of 1990's, short after the Revolution and before they change the design to the actual one.
though, I have to scan it and I will do that as soon as I get back to work where I have the samples.
my reflections are:
1.) since one grow up in a sans serif dominated typographical environment is the habbit of reading sans serif influence the perception of legibility of a text/type
2.) are we prefering serif type in print because of the old tradition of reading printed matters with serifs
3.) has the habit (i.e. the habit of redaing sans serif in print and sans serif on screen) a greater, stronger influence upon what we experience as good typography, apropriated to the content or to the media
the phenomena of using sansserif in romanian newspappers and my own experience of a typografical environment where the lettersahpe prevailled was the starting point in trying to find out what kind of read behaviour the screen typography will develop in time.
I'am aware that I need more structure in those thaughts and I welcome any comments on that.
The recommended thread is very interesting but I don't understand the word 'bouma'.
Sorry for my poor english.
>If you search on the word 'bouma' or 'readability' you will get many, many discussions of the questions you ask, including the current thread:
'Bouma' is a word invented by reading researchers, named after the researcher with that last name. It means the 'word seen as a whole' rather than by identification of individual letters, followed by assembly into words.
What is the precise meaning of 'Bouma' seems to vary with the person using the word. Hrant Papazian and Peter Enneson, as well as research psychologist Kevin Larson have essays on this in TYPO Magazine, 13th issue.
They have also posted extensively on this. If you click on Peter's name here--he posts mainly on this issue--and use the 'tracker' you will get a lot of his posts.
'Bouma' is a word invented by reading researchers, named after the researcher with that last name. It means the 'word seen as a whole' rather than by identification of individual letters, followed by assembly into words.
That is a little misleading. The actual term employed by some by cognitive pyschologists is 'bouma shape'. But your description gives the impression that these psychologists, and perhaps Bouma himself, believe word recognition to be centered on recognition of such shapes, 'rather than by identification of individual letters', and this is not the case. Rightly or wrongly, the majority of cognitive psychologists seem to embrace the parallel letter recognition model.
Gerard Unger told the tale (in his presentation at ATypI Vancouver) of a Dutch newspaper that set everything in Helvetica -- a decision of the publisher, not the government.
Arina, the Nazi ideological shift from blackletter to roman (antiqua) types during the Second World War may be the closest parallel to the Romanian ideological shift from serif to sans serif, although type was more likely to have been melted down to make bullets than for purely ideological reasons.
In communist North Korea, the use of traditional Chinese characters alongside Korean hangul script has been officially discouraged, with the result that most North Koreans cannot read publications from South Korea, where both scripts continue to be used in tandem. The reasons for this are ideological and nationalist, and also practical because it makes it easier to control what people read. Most of the North Korean publications I have seen are set in gothic ('sans serif', low contrast, geometric) hangul types, but I don't know if this is ideologically encouraged or simply an aesthetic preference.
>That is a little misleading.
I didn't mean to prejudge the issue. Some of the older researchers in reading, as I understand from Peter Enneson, did believe that "bouma shape" is important to word recognition. Now, as you say, the parallel letter view is generally accepted. Peter argues that this acceptance is a result of the 'bouma shape' view not being sufficiently developed. I think the issue is undecided, if Peter's richer view of 'bouma shape' is understood here. I used to lean toward the parallel processing view. Now I think that it is likely that some direct recognition of whole patterns is going on, as Peter has argued. This is not least because of our astounding ability to recognize human faces. Type faces aren't called that for nothing!
I must say that we can't mistook legibility with readability. These are to separate things.
Anyway, I truly believe that legibility it's a matter of habit, and the habit is directly dependent certain contemporary approaches.
I don't know if they melt down the old lead types, but the idea of renouncing to certain kinds of typefaces is quit ancient.
Take a look at the book "The alphabetic labyrinth" by Johanna Drucker, edited by Thames and Hudson, and you'll see that the catholic church renounced to the
roman capitals because they represented the roman oppression, and just when the emperor Constantin declared the conversion of Rome
to the catholicism, the roman capitals were then accepted by the church (mixed with the uncials and half uncials that were developed since).
This is a common issue. In the bauhaus happened almost the same.
This is an interesting matter for a PhD. I developed a few concepts in my master graduation, and if you're interested we can discuss a little more
on this issue.
The Nazi ideological shift occured to me as I was thinking of similar ideological influences on visual communication, but I was not aware about what Dino Santos mentioned that the catholic church renounced to the roman capitals. What happened at bauhaus has though not to do with political ideology, rather with the schools esthetic principles...
The North Corean phenomena is also remarcable, would be really interesting to find out whether the choice of sans serifs had to do with a revolutionary perception of the shapes or not.
...interesting matter for a PhD. I developed a few concepts in my master graduation, and if you're interested we can discuss a little more on this issue.
Dino, please feel free to mail me directly your concepts from your master graduation.
...I truly believe that legibility it's a matter of habit, and the habit is directly dependent certain contemporary approaches.
I wrilly agree and hope that the intense and increasing use of screen typography in the last ten years can guide us in to some new understanding in the use of typography in different media.
But then more than five hundred years of printed typography seems difficult to compare to very young field of screen typography.
I must say that we can't mistook legibility with readability. These are to separate things.
This is a common assumption among typographers, reflected in our use of terminology, but it may be begging the question. If the parallel letter recognition model is accurate, then there is little distinction between legibility and readability, at least at the level of type design. At the last Thessaloniki conference, I asked Kevin Larson and Mary Dyson how they, as psychologists, used the terminology. Kevin said he made no distinction between legibility and readability, although tended to use the former term, and Mary said she thought of readability as a document design and language issue, not a type design issue.
Although we often claim there is an important difference between legibility and readability, the consequence of this is simply that typographers have largely stopped using the term legibility. We only talk about readability, because we think that legibility refers to something that isn't very important.
In 'Types of Typefaces' Ben Lieberman defined:
"'Legibility' is based on the ease with which one letter can be told from the other. 'Readability' is the ease with which the eye can absorb the message and move along the line."
If we take these definitions, which I think pretty well capture the distinction as used by typographers for quite a while, then I have no doubt there is a difference between the two. Partly it is, as you say Mary Dyson said, a matter of document design. If one uses excessive measure, small type, and zero leading, it is easy to produce a pretty unreadable but quite legible document, by the above definitions.
I also think, though, that it is a matter of type design, and not only of how type is used. Most people find high contrast faces such as Bodoni at small sizes hard to read, even though they are perfectly legible. Similarly, italics, which are just as legible as roman are I believe even tested to read more slowly. Also all the 'optical size' adjustments on the Adobe fonts have this function of enhancing readability. The larger optical sizes are perfectly legible at small sizes, they are just not as readable.
Current widespread practice in type design will tell you that legibility is a requirement for readability, but it is not sufficient. If reading science hasn't yet caught up with the advantages of the well estabished practice of optical sizing, for example, then it needs to work on it. Because they are not working on it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.
The distinction is not question begging because it reflects people's experience across a huge range of people and cultures. The distinction between display and text type, the greater readability of roman over italic, the hundreds of years practice of optical sizing, all these are facts. The task of science is to explain observations, not dismiss them.
"Some of the older researchers in reading, as I understand from Peter Enneson, did believe that "bouma shape" is important to word recognition. Now, as you say, the parallel letter view is generally accepted. Peter argues that this acceptance is a result of the 'bouma shape' view not being sufficiently developed."
The first appearance of the term 'bouma shape' in the psychological literature on reading is in 1983 and is to be attributed to Insup Taylor and M. Martin Taylor. Insup Taylor was part of the Division of Life Sciences at the University of Toronto, and M. Martin Taylor was at the Defense and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine in Downsview, Ontario, just outside Toronto.
Early researchers in reading identified 'whole words,' 'word forms,' 'total word forms,' or 'word configurations' as being the 'units of perception' in reading.
In testing this 'holistic' approach researchers relied on a concept of 'word shape' that defined word shape as 'outer contour'or 'envelope structure.' Another definition defined word shape as the raw pattern of neutral, ascending and descending characters. In these formalizations 'dog,' 'beg,' and 'leg' have identical word shapes.
When 'word form,' 'total word form,' or 'configuration' are formalized in this way as a basis for empirical testing, it becomes clear that, as one researcher put it: "word shape is not in good shape for the race to the lexicon."
I tried to argue that the rejection of the 'holistic' approach, and the concomitant ascendence of the view that letters are the 'unit of preception' in reading, was premature because it based empirical testing on a poor formalization of 'word shape,' and that Insup and M. Martin Taylor's use of Herman Bouma's letter-confusion data to define something they called a word's 'bouma shape' might provide the basis for a richer notion of 'word shape.'
Similarly, italics, which are just as legible as roman are I believe even tested to read more slowly.
Speaking of ideology, scientists and engineers have theirs, which tends to be skewed by who's paying the bills.
The reading research being done at Microsoft is in the service of ergonomic engineering, so it's hardly surprising that one of the axioms is : fast = good.
>fast = good
Certainly reading speed is one valid measure of readability. Another would be comprehension in a given time. Another would be fatigue--meaning not only eye strain, but also just feeling tired of reading. I think there is a 'brain weariness' as well as an 'eye weariness'.
By comparison, legibility tests would be eg. how quickly a letter is identified, and how easily it is confused with another letter. Because legibility and readabily would be tested in different ways, they are certainly different conceptually. To what extent legibility contributes to readibility or even subsumes it is a matter for testing. To assume that they are identical, given the clear difference conceptually and operationally, would indeed be question begging--not the idea that they are different.
I tend to think of legibility as a simple matter of discrimination affordance. Are the letters designed in such a way that we can readily make out their identities, or the identities of the words they make up? Are the letters designed in such a way that we can readily tell them apart? Mostly discussions about legibility have to do with thresholds. A highly legible type affords disrimination at larger distances, smaller sizes, lower contrasts, compromised illumination, against higher levels of background noise, with greater blur.
In discussions about whether the letters in a font combine well to promote rapid automatic visual wordform resolution, efficient saccade planning, a pleasant, perceptually effortless reading experience exacting low attentional resources, I tend to use readability. What we are used to plays a role, but there are also 'harder' determinants like spacing and formal familiality or fit which play a role.
However the epistemological status of concepts like legibility and readibility is such that the matters they evoke resist formalization and quantification.
resist formalization and quantification.
Words to live by.
>Words to live by.
Not if you are a reading scientist. Then I think trying to capture readability formally, and test quantitatively what makes for it are important challenges. Of course they will 'resist'--progress in science is not easy--but human ingenuity will eventually meet the challenge, I'm sure. (I am not talking of the aesthetics here, but of speed and comfort in reading.)
Thank you for share your insights in legibility and readability.
I hope that I can get back with a compilation of the discussion and include some of the posed questions in a larger framework dealing with this topic.
I've got over two interesting titels about legibility and typography:
A Psychological study of Typography by Sir Cyril Burt with an introduction by Stanley Morison and Legibility of Printed Text by Bror Zachrisson.
Has anyone suggestions about litterature dealing with legibility on screen text?
I love this statement William: The task of science is to explain observations, not dismiss them.
I thought you might find the following article appropriate to your thesis: "Our Changing Visual Environment" by Maureen MacKenzie-Taylor
Here is a long quote to whet your appetite:
"...Our research is showing that people read and understand best what they are most used to (MacKenzie, 1992:54-56).
"In contrast, the earlier legibility studies suggested that legibility was somehow biologically determined. It was inferred that because of the way our eyes are constructed, and the ways in which people read with jumping eye movements, that serifed text is easier to read because those little finishing strokes to letters aid the eye's progression from letter to letter, and improve reader's differentiation of word shapes.
"In contrast to this earlier research, our recent testing of documents shows that in the 1990s there is no difference per se in ease and speed of reading and consequent understanding between serif and sanserif letterforms. What our results suggest is that legibility is culturally learned and sub-culturally developed."
The whole article is available at:
Hope this helps.
…legibility is culturally learned and sub-culturally developed. (MacKenzie, 1998)
Thanks Chris, that is my point too in the other track about the Romanian newspapers using sans serifs...
…and the hypothesis about (communist) ideology trying to use typography to communicate to the masses in a certain way remains to be demonstrate.
…and the epistemological aspect of legibility and readability remained also to be clarified.
Lot of work to do!
Good luck to you on this! We would love to see a copy of your final paper. Perhaps you might post a pdf at some point when you are all finished?


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The exterior looks like any Arabic sandstone building, but the interior is so beautiful, with elaborate wood carvings on the walls and ceilings and fancy mosaic tiles on walls and...
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The exterior looks like any Arabic sandstone building, but the interior is so beautiful, with elaborate wood carvings on the walls and ceilings and fancy mosaic tiles on walls and floors. I think it's more spectacular than India's Taj Mahal.
It is an amusing place to spend 2 hours during the tour , the old walls and floors made with a marble arts is amazing .
The level of colors and hand quality is rare to find anywhere else
A beautiful palace that overlooks the valley and the mountains that surround it. It is extremely well preserved and includes furniture and artifacts from a historical time in Lebanon. The gardens and the mosaic display are also spectacular!
This palace has a range of Middle eastern influences. We were visiting in the morning when there were no tour groups. The architecture, the furnishings, the bath house and the mosaic exhibition were all beautiful. Our guide's stories of the Emir and his exile added to the visit.
Beit Eddine architectural design and mosaic display is very interesting and entertaining you must visit the palace you won't be disappointed
We visited the magnificent display of mosaics which we enjoyed very much. We also visited the rest of the palace and were happy to find that we could take photographs. Visiting Beit Eddine is a must.
i like every thing in beit eddine, if you love history this is one of the most amazing places in lebanon to visit, try it and you will never be disappointed
a Middle Eastern Style Palace that will really make your day once you put your feet into it. there are a lot of water fountains within and a nice looking gardens. the road to the palace itself (it is almost 60 minute driving from Beirut) is so nice.
I advice to visit this a place within a trip that should...
This palace is so colorful and fun to see. It has lots of water fountains, There is a gentleman that will explain all the room in the palace. The bath tubs are interesting to say the least.
We had about an hour to walk through this palace and it was really great! The detail involved in all the decor is incredible! The pictures really don't do its justice. I would definitely recommend anyone to go here when they go to Lebanon.
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Vital records are records of life events kept under governmental authority, including birth certificates, marriage licenses, and death certificates. In some jurisdictions, vital records may also include records of civil unions or domestic partnerships.
In the United States, vital records are typically maintained at both the county[1] and state levels.[2] In the United Kingdom and numerous other countries vital records are recorded in the civil registry.
Various European countries are members of an International Commission on Civil Status which provides a mutually recognized convention on the coding of entries appearing in civil status documents, with common codes and translation tables between the language of the member states. They also provide an English unofficial translation.
In the fields of Records Management and Archival Science the term vital record is used[3] to mean "records, regardless of medium, which are essential to the organization in order to continue with its business-crucial functions both during and after a disaster. They need not be permanent, might be active or inactive, originals or copies."[4]
Note that only the life events meaning is restricted to government; the records management meaning in this article applies to both government and non-government organizations.
In low-income countries, such as Brazil, vital statistic systems have shown a 56% underreporting of infant mortality rates. The results of an ethnographic study conducted by researcher Marilyn K. Nations and Mara Lucia Amaral point to a lack of cultural understanding as the main cause of inaccurate data. Firstly, government authorities are often isolated from these experiences of death. Moreover, reporting deaths often jeopardizes the family's future subsistence as they rely heavily on government benefits received for each child. Low income families also cannot afford to pay the fees associated with reporting deaths and other indirect costs such as loss of time having to go to the city to register the death. As a result, the data recorded in vital records are often skewed. To overcome this problem, methods of gathering mortality data need to have an awareness of cultural meanings and knowledge of local beliefs.[5]
The governmental authority is tasked with the safekeeping of the vital records, effectively providing the government with another source of income through fees. The original copy of the vital record is always kept by the government authority. In the United States vital records are public and in most cases can be viewed by anyone in person at the governmental authority.[6] Copies can also be requested for a fee.[7] There are two types of copies: certified and uncertified. Certified copies are official copies that can be used as identification whereas uncertified copies do not contain the governmental authority's seal and often are marked that they should not be used for identification. There may be additional restrictions in place on who can actually request a certified copy, such as immediate family or someone with written authorization.[8] Certified copies are usually much more expensive than uncertified copies. Some states have started making vital records available online for free.[9] Vital records that are online typically are 90 or more years old and assume the person listed in the record is no longer alive.


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A severe blow has been dealt to the Dave Langford / Dermot Carey heritage potato collection, as I learned at this year's Organic Centre Potato Day
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A spud miscellany, from old ways of digging to new ways of breeding, how salt is being applied to the growing of potatoes, and how, in the end, butter is still a spud's best friend
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It was coddle, but not quite as we knew it, at the inaugural Temple Bar Coddle Cook Off, where chefs came up with many & varied interpretations of the traditional Dublin dish
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So, after several years of terribly trendy kale, it seems that cabbage is the new rising star. But, food trend or no, isn't it ok to have both?
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A whistle stop visit to the Prince Edward Distillery to see how they make PEI potato vodka – and a range of other spirits too – on Prince Edward Island, potato capital of Canada
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The sixth anniversary of The Daily Spud plus National Potato Day, all rolled into one weekend – from a spud point of view, it doesn't get much better than this
Spud Sunday: 50 Ways To Say Potato
A look forward to the upcoming Theatre of Food (including Theatre of Spud) at this year's Electric Picnic and a review of the many ways to say potato in the Irish language
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The Astrophysics Research Centre is one of Queen's University's leading research clusters encompassing both observational and theoretical astrophysics. We hold substantial grant funding from the UK's STFC, EPSRC, the Royal Society, the Leverhulme Trust and EU funding through the European Research Council and FP7.
We are partners in major international partnerships including Pan-STARRS1, the Next Generation Transit Survey, HARPS-N, and EUCLID. ARC staff built and operate the ROSA high-cadence imager, the SuperWASP transit facility and we now lead one of ESO's public surveys, PESSTO.
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By then, the only option is AE. While worth a try, the people that control that body are not exactly in Paul's corner. Besides, I am beginning to think that Paul is wholly sincere when he says he doesn't want to run third party. Perhaps the claim that he is "trying to help Rand" is true. I'm not happy about about about that look for an extremely depressing repeat of 2008 e.g. Obama wins and we have no real presence in November.
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