text: There are no translations available. Homeopathic Materia Medica by DunhamTHE ANAMNESIS( )In my last lecture I tried to explain the nature ot the series of symptoms which make up a case of sickness; the different kinds of symptoms, and how to observe and get a knowledge of them; the different value of symptoms, depending on the object which you have in view when you are studying them. I endeavored to show the importance of an independent study of symptoms as a distinct branch of the science of biology, without reference to the practical application of the art of curing. And, finally, I showed how the totality of the symptoms when obtained, was practically made available for the selection of the remedy, by being compared with the symptoms produced by drugs in the healthy subject; that drug being selected which had produced symptoms most similar to those of the case; and I showed how it must be that sometimes it is apparently trivial symptoms which determine the choice between one and another drug. It may have occurred to some of you, as it must have occurred to all who, having had practical experience in the homeopathic treatment of disease, did me the honor to be present at my lecture, that I took no notice of a very important feature in the examination of the case,—a most important element of the case,—viz.: the previous history or the anamnesis, as it is called. As a matter of course, in our investigations for the purpose of forming a diagnosis and a prognosis, the previous history of the case and OF the patient before he became ill must have received our earnest attention. But it has not yet appeared, from what I have said, what part the history of the case is to play in enabling us to select the appropriate remedy. To this subject, as it is both very important and not always clearly understood, I shall devote much time this morning. You will please bear in mind that the process by which we accomplish the selection of the remedy for a case of sickness, is a process of comparison. We compare the symptoms of the case with the symptoms which drugs have produced in the healthy; and we select the drug of which the symptoms are most similar to those of the patient. We seek a parallelism between drug symptoms and those of the patient. You will remember also that the symptoms of a case of sickness, like the physiological phenomena of persons healthy, are not always and during all time the same; they vary from day to day, from hour to hour, or from minute to minute. Indeed it might properly be said that life is, in so far as every physiological process is concerned, a series of oscillations within physiological limits; now action is vehement, now mild; waste is now in excess, now in deficit. Just so is it with morbid phenomena or symptoms, whether they be of natural, or of artificial or drug, disease. We are then instituting comparisons between, so to speak, oscillating and continually shifting series of phenomena. Now, the point of importance here is that this oscillation and shifting require time, and that therefore our summary of the symptoms must cover not merely the moment of time at which we observe the patient, but also some previous time during which the symptoms may have been different from those of the present time. This remark applies both to the drug and the case. It is necessary not simply for the purpose of getting a full picture of the case, but also to make certain that there is a complete parallelism between the case and the drug we think of giving the patient. Two lines, each an inch long, may appear to be parallel. If we would be certain whether or not they are so, let us project each line until it is a foot long. We shall then more easily see the divergence or convergence if there be any. Just so, at some particular moment, the symptoms of a case and of a drug may appear to be very similar; but if we compare the succession and order of the symptoms, for the space of a day or two, with the succession and order of the drug symptoms, we may notice a marked difference. This is illustrated by comparing the symptoms produced by two drugs in the healthy proven There is a period in the action of each, when, to my mind, the symptoms of Aconite and Carbo vegetabilis are very similar, and yet, taking a broader view of these drugs, we can hardly find any more unlike. Shall I shock any of my hearers by stating this necessity for taking into consideration the course and succession of symptoms in selecting a remedy; and shall I be told that strict homeopathy requires that a prescription shall be made for the symptoms that are present, the remedy to be changed when the symptoms change ? I believe that some conscientious physicians too closely follow this method— too closely for the best success. Let us take a practical instance; a case of intermittent fever. The patient has certain symptoms which precede and usher in the chill. Then, for two hours or more, he has the symptoms which constitute the chill; then, after an interval, those which constitute the hot stage; then those of the sweating stage; after which comes a period of from ten to forty hours, constituting the apyrexia, during which the patient probably may have some symptoms which serve to characterize his case, and individualize it. We may see the patient during one or all of these periods. His symptoms at the different times are certainly very different. Is it our custom, is it good practice, to give the patient a different remedy, corresponding to each of these stages ; or, would the nicest faculty of selection lead us to select for each stage the same remedy, to which a survey of the whole case would bring us ? The former is not our custom. It would not be good practice. We could not so select. On the contrary, we extend our lines of symptoms—unless they correspond with the complete paroxysm and apyrexia— and then we can judge of their parallelism. We seek a remedy which produces just such cold, hot and sweating stages in just such order and with just such concomitant symptoms, and that likewise produces such symptoms in the apyrexia. Do you point me to cases in which no such parallelism is found, and yet a successful prescription is made ? I reply that, as I said at first, we are like the Israelites, and must make bricks whether we have straw or not. We must prescribe from our materia medica as it is. Where we can do no better, we must prescribe on a few symptoms, on an inference or an analogy, rather than refuse to prescribe at all. Yet nobody will deny the greater certainty of the prescription when such a parallelism can be established. In such a case, then, we follow the patient along a series of violent oscillations between cold, heat, sweat, and the normal state again. And this we do, to a greater or less extent, in very many illnesses in which the oscillations are not so violent. I believe that a broad enough consideration of this subject would lead physicians to abstain from alternation of remedies even in the few instances in which Hahnemann sanctioned it, and would deter them from the error, as I deem it, of leaving a patient several remedies to be taken, variously, as different phases of sensation or objective phenomena succeed each other. But to be able to prescribe in this large-viewed way for your patient, you must have studied the materia medica in the same comprehensive way; you must have studied the connection and succession of the symptoms. A mere repertory study for the case in hand will not suffice. You must have made a systematic study of each drug and of each group of drugs. Now I see no reason, especially in chronic diseases, why this method of taking into consideration the oscillations of symptoms should be limited to a few days or a week. If a patient present himself, having a fever at night and chilliness by day, we comprise these oscillations in one group, and seek a remedy which presents a parallel group. If, now, we find a patient who has a certain set of symptoms in the summer, which uniformly gives place to another set in the winter, and these again are replaced in turn by the summer set, why should we of necessity restrict our view in the summer to the symptoms of that season only, and in winter the same, when we might by a broader view comprehend both under one prescription ? It is a practical question. Can it be done ? I answer from experience, it can; and let me tell you an advantage. The symptoms of one season may be so vague and indefinite that you cannot find a remedy for them, just as in the intermittent the symptoms of one stage may have so little about them that is characteristic that you cannot select a remedy. But, perhaps, the symptoms of the other season, the summer, are so characteristic as to leave no doubt of the remedy. Then, if you believe in this unity of disease, you may in the winter prescribe on the strength of the summer symptoms, although these disappeared months ago and will not recur for months to come, and you may effect a radical cure. I shall presently illustrate this by a case. Let me say further, that if this be a correct method of prescribing, we may extend it, and instead of requiring a succession of oscillations, even at so distant intervals as summer and winter, we may regard an acute attack of illness and the chronic condition which follows it as one series of phenomena, and prescribe as for one present malady, even though years have passed since the acute attack of illness was merged into the chronic affection. I shall illustrate this point by two cases. I come now to a third kind of case, in which a family predisposition to the recurrence of a certain form of disease at a certain period is so marked, that we may consider indefinite and vague symptoms as indications that the tendency is working to development, and may prescribe for it in anticipation. I should not venture upon this statement had I not a case to present in illustration of it. Let me repeat that the advantage of these methods lies in the fact alone that they give us data for a sure prescription, whereas otherwise we should be unable to find a basis for a prescription. I will now relate cases. 1. E.W.D. Headache in winter, nondescript diarrhoea in summer, indicating Aloes. I prescribed Aloes in the winter, on the strength of the summer diarrhoea, and cured both. 2. The case of G.W.W., jr. Deafness from milk-crust. I prescribed Mezereum for the milk-crust, and the deafness never returned. He is now attending to business. 3. 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This page was scanned from the Higher Cathedral Spire Notebook. Two of the photos are from Yosemite's historic first modern roped climb, Lunch Ledge. The other photo is from Higher Cathedral Spire and it was attempted the day after Lunch Ledge was climbed. The climbers used 10" hardware nails to stand on for direct aid. They retreated due to the nails bending on the significantly steeper Higher Cathedral Spire. Eichorn, Leonard and Robinson realized they needed to order real pitons from Sporthaus Schuster, a mountain shop in Munich. They saved money during the winter of 1933/1934 purchased some before their next attempt. The page above is broken down into three sections for easier viewing.
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Schrobblehead wrote:This looks cool, but I really don't like the message.
It would be better if it was called "In GOLD We Trust".... Though I have too much pride in America to wear it either way. My compliments though on the artwork. It is a good representation.
Re: want?
I envy this shirt design!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is sooooo awesome! I would have to buy this for my girlfriend if it got printed. Good luck! I smiled so big it hurt when I saw this GMV!
Re: Midas Goldfinger
I like it but (in a very vulgar sense) it looks like someone put their finger somewhere and found the wrong fluid when they got there.
Bryan818 wrote:Bring your penguin to work, kick the habit, and now this. no i just wanted to anger you, until i had found the time to finish the entry i'm working on... and i had the character and seemed to fit
According to Shirt Derby Stats: Derby 20: Take your penguin to work day (twice to vote, plus removals/rejects) Derby 20: Kick the Habit Day Derby 28: Kick the Habit Derby Now: May I Have Some More So technically 5, though only four "different" ones. I must have just seen it so many damn times during Create Your Own Holiday that it registered as more often. Not to mention the same, other penguin in Travel, Winter, Invention, and Dreams
Re: Gimmie!
I'm obsessed with simplistic designs. You hit the spot. You have my vote.
pstan wrote:Reject please. You can't steal the BP logo or an existing image. Search BP on Google images and this image is one of the first results. http://www.robertamsterdam.com/BP_art.jpg
Hah! A new low? Stay tuned wooters to find out!
I would probably run up to someone wearing this shirt and give them a high five... pretty sweet.
scoobeedoobee wrote:IT'S JUST A T-SHIRT LAST TIME I LOOKED. THIS ONE IS FUNNY AND RELATES TO GREED I THINK. SEEMS LIKE PEOPLE ARE GETTING TOO SERIOUS AND PICKY. MAYBE BECAUSE OF THE MONEY BEING PAID TO THE WINNER?!.
I disagree. I come here to buy original shirts that have some artistic ability to them. There are many artists here that fit in to that criteria. This is not one of them.
trippregan wrote:@Stringsoftears: thanks. @Torvik: Butterfinger!? Good god man, please?! I hope your mind's eye doesn't affect mine...
Yea.. I couldn't wear this shirt now... thanks....
Re: Greedy Conquistador
Sweet. I love pirates of the government-sanctioned kind. Good attention to detail.
Re: May I have Some more?
this one seems far better than the monkey design. FAR better. But I do like them both.
derekfilley wrote:Hilarious, though might di due to politics (you reference a very powerful photo, which might cheese some off.)
Call me stupid but what photo are we talking about. Sorry... I only new the logo was stolen.
Re: avocado bravado!!
It's really pretty, but I have a question...how does it represent greed?
Re: Jacked Your Nut
That squirrel's got a big nut! l o l
squidboots wrote:Much improved!!
Ditto! I get it now that I can see what is going on. Good job!
Re: The World Is Mine (Resub)
Resubbed cause design was a tad small on the shirt, as many people pointed out. Sorry to those that voted before, but i do hope you continue to support this design. Thanks!
Re: You want it?
This is great. I love the expressions on their faces; you can really say a lot with a pair of eyes and a mouth...
Re: Predator vs. predator
I like it a lot, I just don't see how it relates to greed, and am afraid it might get rejected. Its not like the frog can bite the spider in half and share with the other one.
Psystal wrote:Awww, BP? They're at least sort of decent. I'd go for an Exxon-Mobil parody though!
I agree... BP's not as bad as others... Sadly, I also agree that the parody claim is kind of pushing it here, the logo looks pretty straight up stolen. EDIT: Oops, hadn't read the tread far enough... the whole image is stolen?!? geez
Amach06 wrote:Call me stupid but what photo are we talking about. Sorry... I only new the logo was stolen.
One of the most famous photographs ever. It was during the Vietnam war. Someone help with the scenario please.
SailorButterfly wrote:It's really pretty, but I have a question...how does it represent greed?
who doesn't want it all!!!! and that includes the AVOCADO!! they're green like the dollar... it's my avocado and i want it NOW!! does that help?
That one. It's someone about to assassinate someone, so it's in questionable taste to start. It's pretty iconic, so it's obvious pandering through recognition. It's still under copyright, I'm certain, so if the photographer ever decided to sue, he'd likely win and win hard. And it's combined with a corporate logo... an oil company's, no less... so potential double lawsuit. There's too much infringement to fall under parody, and to top it all off, the whole juxtaposition of turning it into execution by gas (complete with gas logo) appears to have existed before this shirt did. ETA: Not to mention the shirt itself and the thumbnail differ largely. This is so full of reject that it might as well go on celebrity survivor.
I think that someone is hoarding Avo's and making flowers out of them instead of Guacamoli...
fillengroovy wrote:Really??? The big fish is hording all of the food, they are both looking at it.
lolololol...... ok... duh... I couldn't tell that was fish food . Cool. GMV!
Just trying to make it more obvious this image is stolen..... Have you Tattled yet?
patnode wrote:who doesn't want it all!!!! and that includes the AVOCADO!! they're green like the dollar... it's my avocado and i want it NOW!! does that help?
I wanted to give you a chance to post your explanation for Woot to see. I'm cool with it if they are since it's their decision. ^^
Re: Bowl Hog
I love this. I would definitely buy. Hope you do well in this derby, but you are up against some horrible designs, so good luck.
Re: Just... one... more...
I think this is very good! It GMV! The chick is very cute and simplistic and I like that! Maybe the only thing I would add is a shadow... maybe? Not sure on that but maybe....
tiaerman wrote:It would be better if it was called "In GOLD We Trust".... Though I have too much pride in America to wear it either way. My compliments though on the artwork. It is a good representation.
I meant the message the design conveys. I only care about what people who don't know the title would see.
tiaerman wrote:lolololol...... ok... duh... I couldn't tell that was fish food . Cool. GMV!
I'm with you there...I thought they were bubbles at first. Makes sense now that I know it's food. hehe
Re: Greedy Thug
How did you do the chains?... I did a shirt a while back with silver chain and the vectoring made me freakin' crazy.
scoobeedoobee wrote:Its a GREAT shirt and Id buy 3 easy. Copyrighted or not. anyone worried about whether it should be rejected or not needs to quite worrying about other peoples designs and focus more on thier own soft bellied souls. Besides its tons better than any of the shirts I've seen lately from woot. Really says alot in a small little design. Echos alot of peoples sentiments and speaks volumes to us all I think.
You might not care if the image is copyrighted, but woot does:
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bumpass wrote:I would probably run up to someone wearing this shirt and give them a high five... pretty sweet.
I was just about to post a comment to that effect. I am a compulsive high-fiver and I would totally wear this with that in mind. I just don't know if it captures the essence of greed. Hmmmm.....
Re: Dragon's Hoard
Great work, but it's too squared off with the background...love the lighting effects!
SailorButterfly wrote:I wanted to give you a chance to post your explanation for Woot to see. I'm cool with if they are since it's their decision. ^^
This could go for a daily probably. I'm not sure it fits the theme very well. Good luck though because it is a cool design!
Re: The New Highway Robbery
I really hope this gets rejected. Not only is it a stolen image, but it's on heather grey. Must we ALWAYS have some sort of grey shirt be in the fog? It seems like every week a grey shirts places. How about some color already. It's spring. Who wants to wear a dull grey right now?
SailorButterfly wrote:Yeah, I don't think so either. If those are gradients, then definitely not...but even so, it looks like too many colors. The text would also cause a rejection. nyadolla, you might want to simplify the apple, take the text around the barcode off, and try resubmitting.
Definitely not gradients, but I can't count the colours... looks like too many, but it might not be.
I just wish people could let things go instead of trying to get others designs rejected. If you dont like it dont buy it if it wins. No need to keep trashing it because of this or that. I cant stand all those well designed shirts that looked as if they were some design program that exploded from the bottom corner of the shirt. Its almost all i see anymore on shirt designs from woot. I also dont like many of the well intentioned but poorly done designs but i dont call for them to be rejected. If I like it I buy it. Easy. I dont like alot of things or people but i dont call for them to be done in. SEEMS LIKE EVERYONE IS CALLING FOR A JIHAD ON THIS DESIGN AND I THINK THATS WRONG. DONT BUY IT IF YOU DONT LIKE IT. OR MAYBE DESIGN A BETTER SHIRT... OR JUST SHUT UP ABOUT IT ALREADY.
tiaerman wrote:I think this is very good! It GMV! The chick is very cute and simplistic and I like that! Maybe the only thing I would add is a shadow... maybe? Not sure on that but maybe....
Thanks, tiareman! Shadow is a good idea.
This design would be perfect I think without the smaller frog and whatever that is behind it... I can't really tell what is going on there but I really liked the design I saw in the forums with just the bigger frog eyeing the fly...
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Well, what did you expect ... at these high resolutions, the low clock speed is QUITE limiting, you won't notice any improvements with that. Not that there were any ... Xonotic seems playable, and even competitive with blob at low settings, so wouldn't call it completely useless.
And it's not like it's much slower than r600g or radeonsi either, and those are usually at max clocks, you don't call that useless. Granted, GTX680 is quite powerful.


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Peoria RiverFront
You'll find art galleries, music venues, specialty shops, and great restaurants all located along Peoria's beautiful RiverFront. Whether it's a quick bite at a casual café or a relaxing dinner, we have something for everyone. You can enjoy live music and entertainment every weekend, shop the largest Antique Center in Central Illinois or find the perfect gift or home accent at one of our fun and inviting RiverFront shops. Throughout the summer, we offer an endless assortment of outdoor concerts and events. And don't miss the RiverFront Market featuring local produce, art, and musicians, Saturday mornings, June – September. Peoria's RiverFront… Where fun, food and friends meet!
Mackinaw Valley Vineyard
Experience a bit of Napa Valley in Central Illinois. Visit the winery, tasting room and gift shop. Enjoy the panoramic view available for weddings, receptions and meetings.
Junction City Shopping Center
Conveniently located at the corner of Knoxville Ave. and Prospect Road in the heart of Peoria. We invite you to explore the boutiques and eateries along our historic boardwalk. Enjoy a gourmet lunch, shop for a new outfit, find traditional and modern home decor, or surprise a loved one with a bouquet of fresh flowers. The quality and sophistication of the Junction City experience rivals anything found in Illinois.
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The Shoppes at Grand Prairie ~ a vibrant, open-air lifestyle center in Peoria ~ is the premier dining and shopping destination for the region. The Shoppes features an exciting blend of retailers and restaurants, along with our anchor stores: Bergner's, DSW, Jillian's and Dick's Sporting Goods. The center is highlighted by an inviting, lushly landscaped outdoor environment that features animal sculptures throughout the center, the nationally acclaimed Holocaust Memorial Button exhibit filled with 11 million buttons, the Caterpillar children's play area, and weekend entertainment.
Ackerman Farms
Ackerman Farms, celebrating over 100 years as a working family farm, invites everyone to join us from the 3rd week in August through the 3rd week in December. We feature over 150 different varieties of pumpkins and squash in all shapes and sizes, over 25 varieties of beautiful hardy mums, and over 15 varieties of apples from our orchard - everything you need for your fall decorations and for your table. Plan to spend the afternoon with us in our family friendly corn maze, ride a hay rack, browse the gift shop and visit our friendly farm animals. At Christmas, join us for hot cider by a cozy fire and leisurely shop our wonderful Christmas selection of gifts and decor. Don't forget to call us to schedule birthday parties or class field trips.
Toraason Glass
A contemporary hand blown glass art studio. Original works of art created by Hiram Toraason. The studio provides a number of glass making opportunities, for the beginner to the advanced. Customize your experience! Formal classes to team building workshops are available. The gallery offers a variety glass from functional to the one of a kind creations. Ready to get hands-on with glass blowing yourself? Call for an appointment and let Torasson Glass help you create the perfect glass creation for you!
Peoria RiverFront Farmers Market
Peoria's RiverFront Market features Illinois grown produce, local meats, cheeses, fresh breads, herbs, and flowers, plus a great selection of local art including jewelry, pottery, wood-turned items,candles, and much more. Only products grown or made in Illinois will be sold at our market. We are located in the Water Street parking lot (300 SW Water St), between Liberty and Harrison Streets, and also in the Liberty Park area. Plenty of free parking is available in surrounding lots and streets. Watch for new vendors, more entertainment, and lots of fun in the 2014 season!
Tanner's Orchard
Central Illinois' most unique farm market. Wagon rides, playground, corn maze, farm animals, Apple Express train. Farm market filled with unique gifts, fresh produce and specialty foods such as jams, salsas, soups, etc. The large bakery provides an assortment of fresh baked goods and a great lunch on weekdays. Lunch served on weekends in September and October from The Old Market Eatery.
South Eden Village Mall
A pleasant, relaxing shopping experience where you can browse our gift shops, eat at our lunch buffet and shop our mall full of flea market finds and antiques. Plenty of free parking. Buses welcome!
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Pink Sugar Boutique
When you think boutique, think pink! Come to Pink Sugar Boutique for the latest fashion forward items. We have a wonderful selection of hats, scarves, belts, purses and jewelry! We have new styles arriving almost every day, and we are so excited to add new brands to our line up!
Westlake Shopping Center
If you're looking for a mix of great shopping and tasty food, Westlake Shopping Center is the place to be! Shopping for the musician, toys for the kids, a variety of restaurants to please any palate and much more!
Pumpkin Glass Gallery and Studio
Welcome to Pumpkin Glass -- featuring exquisite lampwork glass beads, crystal, handmade jewelry, fused pendants, sterling silver jewelry, natural stone, and bead / jewelry making supplies and classes.
Fine Line Studio
Give a gift that will be treasured forever. Beautiful graphite pencil and watercolor portraits created from your favorite photos. Homescapes, portraits and pets. Local watercolor prints and notecards available. Gift certificates available.
Holiday Shop & Stroll at the Forest Park Nature Center
This tradition is a one-of-a-kind experience in central Illinois. Experience an evening stroll on a forest path lit with luminaries; enjoy holiday musicians, storytelling, caroling, hot wassail and homemade goodies; view the artwork in the Nature Store. Plan time to catch your breath and experience an event that will definitely get you in the spirit! For all ages. A $2 per person donation requested.
Peoria Farmers Market at the Metro Centre
The Peoria Farmers Market at the Metro Centre was founded in 1977 by community leader Marvin L. Goodman. It was his vision to promote healthy eating while bringing together consumers and farmers from all over Central Illinois to a marketplace with a wide variety of fresh, locally-grown produce. Thirty plus years later his vision still holds true. The Peoria Farmers Market is a great place to get fresh produce, flowers, pasta, and much more. If you like to support local farmers and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere this would be your kind of place.
Relics Modern Gifts and Vintage Fun
Modern gifts and uncommon goods... Peoria's best kept secret. Bohemian antiques, modern jewelry, not your usual shopping experience! Vintage finds and unique items abound.
The Bricks Craft and Gift Shop
The Bricks Craft and Gift Shop offers affordable handcrafted gifts for all tastes presented in an 11 room historical house. Country, cottage, salt box, garden, andbBoutique home decor-- and your favorites like jewelry, furniture, quilts, candles, coffee, and cards. Est.
The Framer's Gallery
If you are looking for a unique shopping experience stop at The Framer's Gallery and see all the great one-of-kind gifts from over 20 local artists including jewelry, pottery, wood carving, photography and various mediums of art work. The gallery also offers experienced custom framing at competitive prices. This is always a fun place to be. Come and enjoy the day on Washington Square.
Attic Treasures - The Shoppes at the Red Brick Church
A colletion of shops in a quaint brick church featuring antiques, crafts, and unique gifts.
Duryea Center & Northwestern Place
Located in Peoria's most distinguished shopping area, across from the Metro Centre, Duryea Center & Northwestern Place offers upscale shopping. Visit Talbots clothing, Essential Wellness Pharmacy or Miracle Ear at Duryea Center and Natural Concepts Day Spa, Cloud Nine Bridal, and some sparkle from Bremer Jewelry located in Northwestern Place.
Metro Centre
Located in the center of Peoria, Metro Centre is Peoria's premier shopping destination, where the possibilities are endless - whether you are looking for fashions, footwear, crafts, sporting goods, musical instruments, unique gifts, children's clothing or art work. Or maybe you just want to pamper yourself with a manicure or a new hair style. If it's dining, we feature mochas to pizzas, ethnic cuisine to 24-hour dining. It's all here at Metro Centre.
Sterling Plaza
A Peoria City Beautiful Award winner, Sterling Plaza is conveniently located just South of I-74 at the Sterling Avenue interchange. Sterling Plaza shoppers will find a complete selection of retail and professional venues, including pizza and lounge, fitness, beauty salons, leather crafts and uniforms. Ample free parking and ease of egress. Hotels at Westlake close by.
Christie's Collection Antiques
Antiques, crafts and collectibles. Approximately 8,500 square feet of shopping space with over 50 vendors. Something for everyone. Soda, coffee and popcorn available.


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April 27
The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Club Founders' Day Observance and Awards Luncheon
The Forum Caterers, 4219 Primrose Ave., Baltimore. 12 p.m. The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its 72nd Founders Day Observance and Awards Luncheon to remember the historical legacy of the organization and to award people that have contributed to the community. For more information: 410-365-9662.
Prom Redux 2013
Eubie Blake Center, 847 N. Howard St., Baltimore. 8 p.m. Wear your formal attire and bring gently used formal wear, shoes and jewelry to be donated. For more information: Promredux2013.eventbrite.com.
Morgan State Univesity Symphonic Band Concert
Gilliam Concert Hall, Morgan State University, 2201 Argonne Drive, Baltimore. 6 p.m. The Morgan State Symphonic Band, directed by Melvin N. Miles Jr. will present its annual concert of symphonic compositions. $5. For more information: Murphyfineartscenter.org.
May 4
Towsontown Spring Festival 2013
44 W. Chesapeake Ave., 7 p.m. Bring your family and friends to enjoy all our wonderful summertime foods, unique vendors and a variety of entertainment. For more information: 410-825-1144.
Reginald F. Lewis Museum African American Children's Book Fair
Reginald F. Lewis Museum, 830 E. Pratt St., Baltimore. 1 P.m. Parents, educators and book lovers are invited to hear authors and illustrators discuss the power of multicultural stories. Children can enjoy bookmaking crafts and will receive free books. For more information: 443-363-1800.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Beginners Tunisian Crochet
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:30 a.m.–2:30 a.m.
Learn basic Tunisian (Afghan) crochet. Make a pot holder. Materials required: One skein light colored worsted weight (#4) yarn #H crochet hook
Category: Arts & Crafts
Doors To The Bronx Exhibition
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
An art exhibition comprised of paintings made by Bronx artist, Danilo Peguero. This exhibition is a celebration of the Bronx's rich architectural history. The show features some of…
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Art in the Garden: "Get the Picture?"
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Artist Alan Richards's colorful satirical composite images, or photomanipulations, feature elements juxtaposed to create pieces that portray humor and whimsy.
Category: Art
Arsenal Gallery Exhibition: STRATA
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The artists featured in STRATA, Marie Lorenz, Katy Fischer and Max Warsh, collect and arrange artifacts from the urban environment and create abstract compositions.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Art
Women's Work Exhibit
at Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
9:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
The Conference House Association celebrates Women's History Month by featuring colonial women who ventured outside of kitchen and house work.
Category: Education, History, Women's History Month
Shape Up NYC: Zumba
at McDonald Park House (in McDonald Playground), Staten Island
9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m.
The routines feature aerobic, fitness interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body with easy-to-follow dance steps.
Category: Fitness
The Orchid Show: Key West Contemporary
at The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.
Immerse yourself in an effusion of orchids blooming among still, geometric reflecting pools, soaring angular pergolas, and sleek benches.
Category: Nature, Art, Seniors
Shape Up NYC: Zumba Toning
at McDonald Park House (in McDonald Playground), Staten Island
10:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
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Bryant Park Juggling
at Bryant Park, Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons. All skills are welcome and equipment is provided.
Category: Games, Kids
Abs Workout
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Exercise workout focusing on abs, especially strength training your core
Category: Sports
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Spectacular summer flowers, cosmos are easy-to-grow annuals that are perfect for borders, cottage gardens or the back/centre of a summer bedding display. Our range of single, semi-double, double and fluted cosmos seeds in a broad spectrum of colours will brighten up any garden display. Find out more about these delightful flowers in our cosmos guide.
Cosmos sulphureus 'Brightness Mixed'Customer RatingPossibly the most free-flowering cosmos of this type. Dwarf and bushy plants are covered with flowers in a delightful mixture of gold, lemon, orange and red from early summer through to the autumn frosts. Spectacular when planted towards the front of annual borders or in containers. More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Gazebo Mixed'Customer RatingA mid-height, easy to grow annual with well branched plants which come into flower earlier than most varieties. The attractive fern-like foliage is crowned with many large blooms of velvet red, rose-pink and pure white. An ideal border filler, or simply use in a large container or as a bedding plant. Flowers summer. Height: 60cm (24in). More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Cupcakes'
The latest creation to come from the World-renowned Thompson & Morgan plant breeding programme. Back in 2007, US customer Diane Engdahl of Santa Rosa, California, sent us seeds of an unusual cosmos growing in her back yard. Instead of having separate petals like most cosmos, all petals are fused into one single cup, completely changing the normally daisy-looking flower. Since then our breeders have been busy fixing the unusual trait across the colour mix, developing new shades and refining the habit of this uniquely shaped 'cupcake' cosmos. The result? An easy to grow, free-flowering three colour blend of single and semi-double blooms on tall bushy plants ideal for border designs and container growing. Cosmos 'Cupcakes' was the stand out performer in our 2014 flower trials, coping well and looking great come rain, shine or drought. This is our must-have flower for 2015, we just know you'll want to show it off to everyone. Height 1.2m (4'). More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Purity'Customer RatingFerny foliage and graceful pure white flowers up to 4in or more in diameter make this an effective and popular, easy annual. Flowers summer to autumn. Height 3 to 4 feet. More info |
Cosmos 'Cosimo Red-White'White petals suffused with a vibrant shade of raspberry red that bleeds in from the edge of each daisy-like bloom. This bushy, dwarf Cosmos is early flowering and continues to bloom prolifically all summer long above masses of delicate ferny foliage. Cosmos 'Cosimo Red-White' is ideal for bulking up borders or planting in large drifts for annual bedding displays - it makes a great cut flower too! Height: 60cm (24"). Spread: 40cm (16"). More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Rubenza'Customer RatingWonderfully easy-to-grow plants which flower all summer until the first frosts. The dark, ruby-red blooms of Cosmos bippinatus Rubenza change to a lovely traditional rose red as they mature - their outstanding colour has earned them a Fleuroselect Novelty award. Cosmos bippinatus Rubenza shows excellent garden performance, especially planted in borders in drifts. More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Sensation Mixed'Customer RatingA tall, upright variety for the back of sunny borders. Cosmos 'Sensation Mixed' produces masses of daisy-like flowers above delicate ferny foliage throughout summer and autumn. The strong stems and long lasting flowers of this easy to grow annual make it perfect for cutting. This fabulous mix contains a superb range of colours including white, pink and carmine. Height: 120cm (47Ó). Spread: 60cm (24Ó). More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Sweet Sixteen'Customer RatingEye-catching soft blushed pink blooms, each have distinct darker pink picotee edges and an attractive double frill in the centre of each flower. Cosmos Sweet Sixteen is ideal for adding height and interest to borders as well as making an intriguing cut flower. More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Psyche White'Glistening pure white semi-double and single, large, wavy, upright blooms stand proud above deep green ferny foliage. Flowers non-stop from mid summer until autumn adding height and interest to borders, or as a striking cut flower. More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Sonata Series Mixed'An award winning variety in a superb mixture of colours. This beautiful dwarf Cosmos reaches a maximum height of 60cm (24Ó) making it perfectly proportioned for sunny borders and containers. The 8cm (3Ó) wide, daisy-like blooms of Cosmos 'Sonata Series Mixed' float above the finest lacy foliage. Strong stems and a long vase life make this compact annual ideal for cutting for a colourful bouquet. Cosmos 'Sonata Series Mixed' is particularly useful for exposed positions. Height: Up to 60cm (24Ó). Spread: 45cm (18Ó). More info |
Cosmos bipinnatus 'Pied Piper Red'The only separate colour available in the Sea Shells type, with fluted, shell-like petals of velvet crimson-red. The ferny foliage helps to make this a wonderful cut flower as well as a good back of border plant. More info |
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Title | Oral history with Mr. Rims Barber |
Description | Oral history.; Interview conducted on August 21, 1997 with Rims Barber (born 1936). In 1964, he participated in Mississippi Freedom Summer with the National Council of Churches and returned to Mississippi with the Delta Ministry in 1965 to work in Canton. He became their Education Director in 1966 and moved to Greenville. Later, he helped establish a Jackson office to assist Representative Robert Clark and work on statewide agendas. In 1977, he went to work for the Children's Defense Fund as the Director of the Mississippi Project until they closed the Mississippi office in 1989. He founded the Mississippi Human Services Agenda to carry on the work of research and advocacy with an emphasis on welfare, education, and health. |
Date of interview | 21 August 1997 |
Interviewer | Bolton, Charles C. |
Coverage (time period) | 1950; 1964-1972 |
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Contributors | Electronic version made available through a National Leadership Grant for Libraries from the Institute for Museum and Library Services to the University of Southern Mississippi. |
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Contributing institution | Mississippi Oral History Program of the University of Southern Mississippi. |
Digital repository | University of Southern Mississippi Digital Collections. |
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LOL! Hmmmm....does "BB" stand for anything? What's the old saying? "Bean Br..."? I AM just kidding now! But I DID have a full-blooded Weimareiner. And although we named her "Heidi" we COULD have named her something along those lines. She would do just as your "BB" would do....plunge head-long into everything. One time she tore her ear trying to get under my next door neighbors chain-link fence. I don't (for the life of me) know why...he didn't have a pet...she just wanted on that side! After we took her to the animal hospital the vet said "She'll be all right..but you are going to laugh when you see her" Out walked "Heidi" with that one ear fully bandaged...but sticking straight out! She looked like she was making a left turn!! Anyway she bounded out like nothing had ever happened! How did this happen? I got WAY off tangent here
BB is short for Butterball, because he was such a chubby little pup, and then he got really sleek, then we neutered them and he packed on the pounds again. Their mother was a weimareiner, we think lol. BB just spent three weeks in the animal hospital because he cut his foot nearly off getting it caught on the fence, when he went racing over there to bark at the big Shepherds next door and race he fence with them. His favorite pasttime lol. They had managed to make a little dip beneath the fence where they could see each other and as he took off he caught it on the bottom of the fence. You would think he was this totally fierce guy and he is protective, but our eight pound cat makes him tremble lol. Last night she tapped his leg as he tried to get on the bed, she has a claw that is always getting caught and it caught him right behind the knee. He froze and started whimpering. Adeline was trying to get her claw out of his leg, when they did break apart, he climbed behind me trying to be small, too funny, he weighs almost 70 pounds lol


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History of Congress and the Capitol
This is the story of one of the world's great experiments in government by the people.
For more than two centuries, a new Congress has convened every two years following elections that determine all the seats in the House and one-third of those in the Senate. While the individuals change, the institution has endured-through civil and world wars, waves of immigration and great migrations, and continuous social and technological change.
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Through much of this early period, the House was indeed the nation's driving political force. It proposed the Bill of Rights, drafted legislation to create government agencies, carried out investigations, and shaped an aggressive policy toward Great Britain.
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The House of Representatives was new, yet rested on familiar foundations. The individual states had long experience with popularly elected legislatures. Representatives also looked to Britain's House of Commons, adopting ideas such as a presiding Speaker and basic parliamentary procedures. Its launch went smoothly.
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As the newly established Senate defined its constitutional role, it continually tested its authority against that of the president and House of Representatives, seeking the proper balance.Senators irritated President George Washington by rejecting several of his nominations and by refusing to consent immediately to Indian treaties he supported. Though many had expected the Senate simply to refine the work of the House, it took the lead in many areas, including legislation dealing with courts, foreign affairs, and banking.
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For Congress's first 125 years, state legislatures elected senators and often sent them instructions on how to vote. Most senators, however, preferred to make up their own minds. They met in secret before 1795, after which popular pressure forced them to admit the public. By the time the War of 1812 ended, the Senate stood ready to meet the challenges of an uncertain new era.
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President George Washington commissioned Pierre L'Enfant (he preferred Peter), a French-American artist and engineer, to plan the city. L'Enfant created a civic masterpiece of wide diagonal avenues, public plazas, and a great Mall. For the Capitol, he chose Jenkins Hill, calling it "a pedestal waiting for a monument." The Capitol's first two sections were built during this period.
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The Capitol was still under construction when Congress first met here in 1800.
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress
The Potomac River site of the Federal City
The Potomac River site of the Federal City, seen here from a distance, was a compromise between North and South.
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress
Tobacco was one of the South's principal products; like cotton, it depended on slave labor.
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress
In the 1790s
In the 1790s, New York City merchants established a trade and financial district near Wall Street.
The Tontine Coffee House by Francis Guy, ca. 1797; Collection of The New-York Historical Society, accession # 1907.32
An Algonkin village
An Algonkin village, late 18th century. The Algonkin peoples were found throughout New England and the Canadian Maritime Provinces and often traded with early American colonists.
"A View of Point Levy," by Thomas Davies, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
Greenwich Street in New York City
Greenwich Street in New York City typified urban life in the North around 1810.
I.N. Phelps Stokes Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs, The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations
Settlers seeking land
Settlers seeking land moved into the Northwest Territory, adding new states to the nation.
"I had gained the summit . . ." from Z.F. Smith, The History of Kentucky, 1886.
Courtesy Kentucky Historical Society
Indians fought settlement of the Northwest Territory
Indians fought settlement of the Northwest Territory until defeated at Fallen Timbers and the Thames River.
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A pioneer's log cabin, ca. 1810
A pioneer's log cabin, ca. 1810
Reproduced from Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase, by O. Turner, General Collections, Library of Congress
Frontiersmen, living off the land with a few basic tools, opened new territory for settlers.
West Virginia State Archives, Diss Debar Collection
Settlers changed the landscape
Settlers changed the landscape as they transformed forests into fields.
Reproduced from Travels in the Interior Inhabited Parts of North America, by Patrick Campbell, Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress
The 1812 victory of the USS Constitution
The 1812 victory of the USS Constitution over the British Guerriere strengthened national support for the war.
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress
Pawtucket Bridge and Falls with Slater Mill
This image of the Pawtucket Bridge and Falls with Slater Mill in Rhode Island shows the typical reliance on natural power sources for industry.
Rhode Island Historical Society, watercolor and ink on paper, ca. 1810, Anonymous (RHi X5 22)
This 1811 map of North America
This 1811 map of North America includes the Louisiana Territory, which doubled the nation's size.
Geography and Maps Division, Library of Congress
Invading British
Invading British troops burned the Capitol in 1814, causing extensive damage.
Architect of the Capitol
A fresco, painted by Constantino Brumidi
A fresco, painted by Constantino Brumidi for the Capitol, shows the Louisiana Purchase negotiations.
Architect of the Capitol
Industrial development drove the economy of Northern states
Industrial development drove the economy of Northern states, which sought congressional protection from foreign competition.
Collection of The New-York Historical Society, neg. #46215 (detail)
Industries like papermaking developed in the North
Industries like papermaking developed in the North, which had raw materials and capital for production.
© Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS
The 1795 signing of the Treaty of Greenville
The 1795 signing of the Treaty of Greenville established a border with Indian Territory and took most of Ohio out of Indian control.
Chicago History Museum, P&S-1914.0001
President Washington joins in a procession
President Washington joins in a procession to lay the Capitol cornerstone in a Masonic ceremony, 1793.
Grand Lodge of Virginia AF & AM Library, Museum and Historical Foundation Allen E. Roberts Masonic Library and Museum
Trade and industry
Trade and industry fueled the economy of New York City and other Northern ports.
Slave labor was fundamental to the Southern economy and culture.
19188.8.131.52.21 Courtesy of The Maryland Historical Society
New Orleans celebrated the 1803 transfer
New Orleans celebrated the 1803 transfer of Louisiana from France to the United States.
Collection of the Louisiana Historical Society, Courtesy of the Louisiana State Museum
Boston's State Street
Boston's State Street, like other Northern urban areas, was a thriving commercial center in the early 1800s.
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress
The National Road
The National Road, authorized by Congress in 1806, was the first interstate highway.
Unidentified Artist, American, 19th century, Watercolor and pen and ink on paper, Gift of Maxim Karolik for the M. and M. Karolik Collection of American Watercolors and Drawings, 1800-1875, 60.859, Photograph (C) 2006 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston


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