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Posted December 10, 2011 at 3:16PM
Hi guys can anyone tell me i am thinking of buying a new sofa x2 3 seaters there has been some issues in the past trying to get big sofa's in here so what would happen lets say if i ordered one from DFS and they couldnt get it in the house? would i be left with it.? Thanks
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Posted December 11, 2011 at 12:11AM
You should discuss this with the supplier, because most furniture units you see advertised (DFS etc) are made to order.
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Posted December 11, 2011 at 10:54AM
If you are thinking of buying a leather one the backs come of most of them so that they can get in doors.
If in doubt and you are buying one ask them if it will go through your door and give them the measurements of the door and if it does not fit it would then be their responsibility for selling you it and I would imagine they would have to take it back.
Find out how long it is going to be to get delivered.Some firms take up to six weeks and a lot can happen in 6 weeks. so maybe best to give as small a deposit as possible or even better pay on delivery if you can.
I am sure there are other ways of safeguarding your payment but not sure what.
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Posted December 11, 2011 at 11:16AM
The fact that there have been problems with previous sofa deliveries should make you particularly aware of potential problems, and it seems to make sense to make some checks before you order anything.
If you place an order for a sofa that is to be made to order, and many are, as spuds has pointed out, you will be required to pay for it, even if it doesn't go through your doorway.
Most furniture delivery issues aren't because of narrow doorways, but are caused by having to turn the item around a corner immediately after a doorway. Talk to the supplier about this before you commit to an order.
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Posted December 11, 2011 at 4:27PM
This is taken from T&C of a furniture company. Most companies would have the same or similar in there T&C.
- Access We will do our best to place the goods in the desired location, provided there is reasonable access. It is your responsibility to ensure that the product can be delivered into you home and into their chosen location. It is essential therefore that you discuss any possible restrictions on access into your home so that we can perform a risk assessment with you. You should think in particular about vehicle access, lifts and tight stairs etc. If windows or doors need to be removed in order for access to be gained it is your responsibility to arrange this at your cost and risk.
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Posted December 11, 2011 at 5:21PM
I recall the days, when the upstairs bedroom windows had to be removed, when trying to put a large double bed or wardrobe in there.
Nowadays you only seem to hear about that sort of exercise, when someone obese is trying to be removed. And then it takes a host of rescue and medics to carry out the operation?.
Looking at the cider advertisement that is being shown recently on television, is perhaps an hint about sofa deliveries. Mines not a 'stripey' one?.
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Posted December 12, 2011 at 2:26PM
I remember that once we bought a sofa that the delivery people could not get in to the house. We had done our level best to measure the space etc. Luckily the shop agreed to take it back as long as we bought the next one from them, which we did (slightly smaller). One thing I will say is that of the two delivery people, at least one was a temp hired on the day from an agency. Previous sofas had had no problem being delivered. I think a lot of the time it is the experience of the delivery people that is important. the most recent sofa we got from a small independent shop. They visited the house, bringing a "mock up" in cardboard of the side of the sofa (can't describe it better than this) and this proved that the new sofa would come in, which it did. They used their own long serving delivery people and there were no problems, and the sofa was no smaller than the one the previous shop couldn't deliver.
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Located in a small development of 11 luxury villas, on the edge of a delightful traditional village, 5 minutes walk to the coast road, 10 mins to supermarket and 2 mins to restaurant (Malpas Hotel). 5 mins drive to beach. 10 Min from golf course and lively picturesque Kyrenia.
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Private swimming pool, BBQ, walled, gated plot and terracing making it safe for kids. 170m2 (1900 sq.ft.) of living space plus balconies off each bedroom. Villa and furnishings are brand new. Sleeps 6 plus addl 2 with use of 2 double sofa bed.
2 bedrooms with en-suite facilities & balcony, on 1st floor (1 double and 1 twin bedded) and 1 ground floor double bedroom - great for infirm or elderly (and kids) next to WC and shower room, with patio doors leading onto main terrace
Solar power is installed - great when other villas suffer from those annoying power cuts!
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Clean linen and bathroom towels provided (please bring own towels for pool & beach).
The entrance and access to terracing and pool is wheelchair friendly but wheelchairs cannot be taken into the WC/shower room.
Size | Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Catalkoy (Shayna) Beach 1 km |
Will consider | House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car advised, Wheelchair users |
Nearest Amenities | 200 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Ercan, Nicosia, North Cyprus 30 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Internet access, DVD player, Sea view |
Pool | Private outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Table tennis, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 En suites and 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | 2 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 7 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ |
Access | Wheelchair users, Secure parking |
Further details indoors | Galleried Lounge with the WOW! factor Peer down from the gallery rail into the spacious lounge or look straight ahead through the picture bay window out to the coast and sea. Also great views to the side and rear of the Besparmak mountains. The Dining Area and Fully Equipped Kitchen contains breakfast bar, large water cooler and all home comforts. The villa has a Laundry/utility room, Marble flooring, and air conditioning throughout and comes equipped with range of games and tourist information, maps and guests recommendations. |
Further details outdoors | Large Terraces front and rear provide access to large (10m x 5m) pool with Roman steps. Terracing/balconies accessed off all bedrooms. Sun loungers & cushions. Parasols. Occasional table & chairs. BBQ. Stunning views to sea mountains. Garden is secluded and surrounded by walls and gate. There is plenty of room to find day long sun and/or shade. |
Further details | To take full care of our guests from the time you arrive until you leave we make use of our Irish property manager.. Paddy and her husband have many years experience of property and rentals management in North Cyprus. You cannot be better looked after. |
The Kyrenia District
Situated in the wonderful unspoilt and undeveloped region that is North Cyprus.
Unlike in the south of the island and in many European holiday destinations, North Cyprus retains character and charm and a more relaxed way of life, but more than rivals them for history, activities and attractions.
The North is not as developed as the South and benefits from fantastic historical sights, deserted sandy beaches and beautiful villages and views of coast and mountains.
Kyrenia is situated along the north coast of Turkish Cyprus. It is a busy small town with a charming horseshoe harbour appreciated for its natural beauty. Fortified by the Byzantines, Franks, and Venetians, in its heyday it was lined with warehouses, stored with fruits of the countryside whilst they awaited export. The buildings are now mostly all restaurants, all of which have tables and chairs lining the water. The castle at the east end of the harbour is a very spectacular site and within its walls there is a 12 century chapel and maritime museum and is the current resting-place of the world's oldest shipwreck. .
Kyrenia is an easy place to be any time of the day. There are lots of charming shops to explore in the harbour and in the cobbled narrow alleys surrounding it. There are markets and numerous local cafés to visit also.
s the sun sets, Kyrenia harbour again becomes the focus of activity as the locals take their evening stroll and the cafés and bistros that face the sea prepare for their nightly trade.
You have an excellent opportunity to find pleasant places for walking in Northern Cyprus. The Besparmak Mountains are ideal walking areas. You can go to St. Hilarion Castle and park your car there. Head west to take in the amazing views of Kyrenia. The mountains host a number of castles and ruins all well worth a look for the views alone.
Just 10 minutes above Kyrenia is the 14th century beautiful Bellapais Abbey, set in a fabulous location, with magnificent scenery over to the coast.
Also within easy reach are Buffavento and Kantara Castles and many more.
All over the region are any number of historical buildings, churches and mosques and many pretty coast and mountainside villages. They are lots of beaches, many of which are vast, sandy and deserted especially the closer you get to the wonderful Karpas peninsula.
Nicosia is just a 30 minute drive and provides a great day out as you explore the old and new that this great divided city offers. Don't forget to take your passport to cross over the green line into the South.
The acclaimed 5* Malpas Hotel is adjacent to the villa and its facilities are available to the public, including bars, restaurants, casino, night club, spa, well being centre etc.
Supermarkets and buses can be reached in 10 mins walk and beaches are just 5 mins drive away.
The centre of the charming village of Catalkoy is 10-15 minutes walk offering a variety of local shops and restaurants etc and of course, great views.
Club Acapulco is very close by with a superb beach, enormous swimming pool, and lots of facilities for a small fee. It offer s plenty of entertainment and has bars, restaurant, children's play area, casino and night club. These two beaches are perfect for younger travellers. However, there are other free beaches with facilities nearby (5-10 mins).
Turtle beach is situated on the new coast road East of Kyrenia driving towards Esentepe about 10 mins drive.
In summer turtles come to lay their eggs on the beach area under the watchful eye of conservationists. The beach by day is excellent and used a lot by the locals. At this location is a small building called the "Turtle Project." You can go there to learn about Turtles, see videos and book in to sleep on the beach at night and watch the turtles coming to shore to lay their eggs. They lay their eggs around June and August is the hatching time.
The fantastic new Korinium Golf and Country Club is just 10 Min drive. Magnificent! even if you don't play!
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"Very luxurious."
This was our 2nd holiday in TRNC having stayed in the Karaman area before. I stayed with my wife & two daughters (16 & 13). The villa is even more stunning than the photos suggest. The pool is fantast… More
Thanks to these guests for expressing what all who stay here experience. The included internet coverage is also sufficient for streaming live TV and radio from you home country - very useful for a must see event or programme. But you visit our villa for the pool, relaxation, sun, sea, beaches, walking, historical towns and castles etc etc
1 May 2014
"A lovely villa in a beautiful location"
My wife and I stayed for a week in April and found the villa to be beautifully maintained, in a perfect little spot between the mountains and the coast. Kyrenia is close by and there are amenities within a five minute drive. I'd like to thank Roger for providing so much useful information for our arrival, and easing the arrangements of the transfer from Larnaca and hire car. Next time, we will bring some friends and family as there is plenty of room for at least four or five in the property.
Thoroughly recommended.
28 Nov 2013
"Superb villa with stunning views in an ideal location"
Our two week holiday in this superb villa was one of the best holidays we have had with our two teenage children, It is well equipped with everything you would need, a good sized pool,air conditionin… More
3 Nov 2013
"Great villa and location"
Modern spacious villa which, although in a small development, offers a high degree of privacy. Comprehensive and valuable advanced information from owner. Villa close to supermarket and bars/restaurants. Many attractions in nearby Kyrenia and surrounding area.
Would highly recommend.
We know from comments we receive that this review is similar to others who have stayed with us but have not supplied reviews to Trip Advisor. Most have expressed a wish to return to the villa soon.
26 Jul 2013
"Great holiday, wonderful villa"
This is a stunning villa, with everything you need, air con and fans in all rooms, tucked away at the end of a cul de sac with lovely mountain views. Good size and very clean private pool. We had a very enjoyable holiday. There are good instructions regarding all aspects of your stay, if anything is unclear or you require advice just contact the agent Paddy by email or text and the response will almost instant. The villa is in an excellent location for supermarkets, beaches and just a 10 min drive to kyrenia, we would also recommend a local bar on the main road, about 5 mins walk from the villa called Soyz bar/cafe, nice owners and good atmosphere. If anyone knows this part of Cyprus you will be aware that car hire is essential in order to make the most of your holiday, I would recommend you arrange this with Aone rentals via Roger for good discounts and free transfers from Ercan airport.
24 Jun 2013
"Beautiful, comfortable, great location and basically luxurious"
Very easy to book and the owner gave very detailed instructions as to picking up keys, liaising with the agent should we have any concerns etc. The agent was very helpful and checked with us that we were happy with everything which was good. The property is well equipped with everything - well thought through. It was clean, spacious, comfortable with lots of home comforts. The pool is lovely too with enough sunloungers to enjoy the sun ! The views were amazing - sea in front and mountains behind. You would need a car to benefit from seeing the surrounding areas. We know Northern Cyprus well having been quite a few times and it is about a 5-10 min drive into Kyrenia which is well worth a visit or two especially at night. Nicosia is about 45 mins away and also Turtle Beach is a short drive away. Shayna Beach is also worth a visit (and meal) and this is close to the villa off the main road. It has secure gates to the villa which close for added security and parking for possibly up to 3 cars although we only had 2. The owner was very polite and courteous and the deposit held was returned immediately upon our return. We would definitely go back to this villa should our friends all get together again and we would certainly recommend it to people to book. We could not fault a thing. We came over for a wedding and the villa and surroundings made our holiday even more out of this world. We suggest that you get booking ! .....................
There's little more to say - this review sums up perfectly the views of all who have stayed here!
11 Apr 2013
"Stunning Villa for a Stunning Holiday in the Cypriot Sun!"
We've just got back to the cold UK from the 25 plus degree heat of N Cyprus.. Even after arriving in the Dark when we got there, we could still tell that the villa was amazing. Better than the pi… More
Now that the villa is being let, demand is high and we are certain that this review will be replicated, by all future visitors to our superbly equipped and located villa.
The solar power installation will also help guests in two important ways - 1. No need to worry about the sometimes frequent power cuts, and 2. the free power boosts your usage allowance of electricity, which is generally charged extra by other villas.
Central heating is also now being installed and as such the property can be rented all year round in comfort.
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Field Note: Bactrian Camel
A Closer Look at a Hairy Herd
Every spring, visitors to the Antelope & Zebra area may notice something odd about the Bactrian camels. No, the keepers haven't given them peculiar haircuts. Unlike the nearby alpaca, who must be sheared to prepare them for summer heat, the camels' coats fall off naturally as temperatures rise. This results in a rather ragged appearance as the fur falls off in clumps. "They look pretty shabby" during shedding season, admits Curator Diane Mulkerin.
This hair loss and regrowth is a handy adaptation for surviving both the extreme heat and cold of the Bactrian camel's native Gobi Desert—and Chicago's weather extremes as well. While many zoo animals choose to spend frigid Chicago winters indoors, females Indie, Mira and Nasan and male Scooter venture out year-round.
Even during the season of unfortunate hairdos, the zoo's camels get along swimmingly. The four unrelated individuals are often found cuddled together in "a little camel pile" in the mornings, says Keeper Jason Martin. They range in age from 3 to 15 years. Indie, the oldest member of the herd, is recognizable by the one floppy hump with which she was born. At 3 years old, male Scooter is only just beginning to approach sexual maturity—between 3 and 5 years of age for this species—although Martin reports he's "already chasing after the ladies."
Wild Bactrian camels live in herds (also called flocks or caravans) of around 3 to 30 individuals, usually with an adult male leader. Yet nearly all Bactrian camels are domesticated; there are currently fewer than 1,000 camels in the wild. The species is critically endangered in China and Mongolia due to habitat loss and competition with livestock for food and water.
Although camels are generally calm, they can have a temper. When agitated, the massive mammals can kick their legs in all directions…and spit. This "spit" is more than just saliva—it includes some stomach contents as well. As Mulkerin, a one-time spittee, attests, "never stand next to an angry camel." Just to be safe, it's probably best to avoid mentioning their seasonal "bad hair" also.
By Julie Duke • Published March 26, 2014 • Originally published in Summer 2013 Lincoln Park Zoo Magazine


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Draft weekend 2015
Gut feeling about the 2015 NFL draft: It will be in a city other than New York, and it will be a week earlier, starting on April 30 and running until May 2. Why? It's complicated.
The NFL has outgrown Radio City Music Hall, and the NFL is ticked off at Radio City Music Hall. Last year, Radio City delayed its decision about what dates were available in the spring of 2014, causing the NFL to put off planning for the 2014 draft. Then Radio City told the league the venue was going to be occupied in mid to late April by an Easter Spectacular show, something akin to the Radio City holiday show with the Rockettes. Okay, NFL officials said, we'll push the draft back to the second weekend of May. Mother's Day weekend wasn't ideal, but what choice did the NFL have? Then, earlier this year, Radio City canceled the Easter show. The NFL seethed. The league had moved the draft back and ignored other venues (Madison Square Garden and the Barclays Center in Brooklyn) to stay at Radio City, and now Radio City was going to be dark on the normal draft weekend. But the NFL couldn't move the draft at that point, so the May 8-10 weekend went on as planned.
At the same time, cities were angling for the 2015 draft, as my partner Don Banks reported on SI.com last week. Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel spoke to Roger Goodell twice about having the draft somewhere there—gigantic McCormick Place near Soldier Field, for instance—and other cities loomed. Jerry Jones pines to have the draft at Jerry World in Arlington. Los Angeles wants it. Bob Kraft wants it in Boston.
"At this point," a solid source told me Saturday, "I think it's likely the draft is elsewhere in 2015."
When? NFL officials hear the beefs of teams that want the draft in April. NFL officials also see the 30-percent-plus increase in TV ratings with the draft moved two weeks later. I maintain it wouldn't matter—with the Manziel mystery, the where-will-Michael-Sam go, the fact that four of the top five picks in the draft were totally unknown as the first round approached. But the NFL does not ignore the ratings. It never has, never will, no matter what any football person or media person thinks. That's why I think the league splits the baby and puts the draft a week after the normal April 23-area and before the May 8/Mother's Day weekend. "We do not want the draft on Mother's Day weekend," that source said.
My guess: Chicago, with the first round April 30, 2015.
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The Sam Chronicles, Chapter II
In the end, Michael Sam did the right thing. He told coach Jeff Fisher and GM Les Snead that he was going to make his situation right, after the Rams were blindsided by the news of the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) planning a "docuseries" on his rookie year as the first openly gay NFL player. And OWN did the right thing too, in sitting down with the Rams Friday and not trying to convince club officials what a great show this was going to be. OWN, I'm told, told the Rams they would happily postpone the series—or perhaps never do it—if that was the best thing for Sam's attempt to make the team as a seventh-round defensive end this summer. The meeting Friday was only positive, I'm told, because OWN was clear that the only way it would do the series is if Sam wanted it and the Rams wanted it. And it's just as clear that, for both sides, the series would be best done beginning next off-season, assuming Sam makes the team and plays some this year.
In some ways, it's a shame we won't see (at least now) the trials of Sam in this rookie year, the personal side of trying to be the first openly gay player fighting for a spot on the team. It would be compelling to see Sam at home with his boyfriend, and certainly a help to the LGBT community, dealing with what surely will be a stressful time in his life. But for Sam, it's just better that it be postponed.
Why? Because Sam is a football player, a rookie trying to find his way onto a football team as an underdog low-round draft pick. Could it help him make the team, or help him make his mark? I don't see how. But I do see how teammates could either resent him or be angry with him as a low man on the team totem pole. And Sam doesn't need that. He needs to find his spot and be solely focused on making the team. There is going to be enough of a sideshow—big media names and TMZ showing up at Rams Park, clamoring to get a Sam story or interview—without Sam voluntarily adding to it. At the scouting combine, Sam semi-pleaded with the media to see him as a football player and not as a gay football player. It would have been hypocritical for him, then, to seek that attention by having OWN cameras in his face off the field as he battled to succeed in his first year.
I've thought a lot about this story in the past week, as I'm sure everyone who follows football has. And the more I think about it, the more I think Sam landed in a perfect spot. Absolutely perfect. Three reasons:
- The Rams embrace the history of it. I can tell you with certainty that there was some regret in the Rams hierarchy that Sam's rookie story won't be told by OWN. Not enough to override the fact that the team really didn't want it to be done. But the Rams are sure they'll be a welcoming team and St. Louis a welcoming community for Sam. They're fired up about the historical significance and the chance to show that a football team can be a change agent.
- There are not two better coaches in the league, in tandem, for this task than Jeff Fisher and Gregg Williams. Williams especially. He is The Name That Shall Not Be Mentioned In New Orleans and will be until he day he dies, because the Saints and their fans view him as a rat for spilling his guts about Bountygate. But Williams wants badly to resurrect his career and make his mark with a strong defense featuring a Williams persona. What better way than having a nickel pass-rusher playing 18 snaps a game in schemes isolating him to make plays, the kind of schemes Williams has been inventing for players throughout his career? Call it what you want. I will choose the word "ego." Gregg Williams has the kind of ego to believe he can take a player with limited athleticism but good college production at a high level and put him in position to make NFL plays. I can't wait to see what he has planned, frankly. As for Fisher, he's a staunch league guy. He knows this is good for football and great for the NFL. He will do everything to give Sam the best chance to make it.
- Sam knows Missouri. Missouri knows Sam. Sam took a teammate to an LGBT parade in Missouri while at the university. He likes St. Louis. And St. Louis likes him back. Even those not empathetic to Sam the gay man from Missouri will want a positive light to shine on their state.
Not to mention, the Rams kept nine defensive linemen last year and they have only three must-keeps (Chris Long, Robert Quinn, William Hayes) at defensive end. Yes, Sam is in the right place, and he and his team made the right decision to put off the reality show.
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Role reversal for a man not done with his former life.
Mike Tannenbaum was the general manager of the Jets for seven years before getting fired by owner Woody Johnson 16 months ago. In his former life, he traded for Brett Favre, hired Rex Ryan, drafted Darrelle Revis, starred in Hard Knocks, traded for Tim Tebow, was part of a team that won four road playoff games, watched in horror at The Buttfumble … in other words, did quite a few things to keep the Jets relevant, mostly successful and back-page-worthy.
He just did something else: As a rising star in the agent business, he represented Steve Kerr in negotiations to make him the new Golden State Warriors coach. More importantly to many, Tannenbaum was the agent of record in Kerr not taking the Knicks' head coaching job—when he clearly was the number one choice of Phil Jackson. For years, first as the Jets' cap guy and then as the GM, Tannenbaum sat in the team's chair. This time, in his first mega-negotiation on the other side of the table, working as the head of Priority Sports' coaching division repping Kerr, Tannenbaum felt a bit of culture shock bypassing the New York Knicks and doing the deal with Golden State.
"It was interesting doing a big negotiation and not hearing [NFL Management Council exec] Peter Ruocco's voice in my ear telling me to remember the salary cap," Tannenbaum said over the weekend. "It was different. In a non-cap situation, you can be so creative. Whereas in football with the Jets, if I paid Nick Mangold one more dollar in a future year, I knew it would cost me trying to sign a free agent that year."
I asked Tannenbaum what was rewarding about this negotiation versus the football deals he did.
"When I took this new job," he said, "I met Steve Kerr and he said to me, 'I'm going to coach one day, and it's your job to help me get ready.' That was a great challenge. He already had a very detailed plan, about things like leadership and coaching style and the staff and the balance between talent and character, and I helped him fine-tune his plan. We worked for a year to get it right. And last week, when he came out of his meeting with the Warriors, it was so rewarding to get a text from Steve. He said, 'They loved the plan.' That was a sense of great fulfillment. I was a part of the Steve Kerr team, and Steve Kerr had a very good day, so I had a very good day. I liked that."
Clearly, Tannenbaum would like another shot at being an NFL GM, but he understands that despite his team's 61 wins and three playoff appearances in seven years, often a general manager in the NFL gets only one shot. Look at the league now. Bruce Allen (Tampa Bay, Washington) is the only current general manager in his second life as a GM. What I like about Tannenbaum's path is that he didn't sit around and wait for the phone to ring. He reinvented himself. He got on planes in the past year and beat the bushes for coaches of the future—coaches like Division II West Georgia's Will Hall, who may or may not be a coaching prodigy. "I want to represent the next Nick Saban you don't know right now," Tannenbaum said. For how long? Who knows? But his post-Jets chapter has been pretty interesting so far.
One other non-football note. Wondering why Kerr chose Golden State? Tannenbaum said that as much as Kerr wanted to work with Jackson and learn the game from him, Kerr couldn't find a single negative about the Warriors. Kerr would be closer to his family—completely Californian—and the roster was so good and so young. Clearly the Knicks don't have the roster or the geography the Warriors did. Think of it: Kerr can drive a half hour to watch daughter Maddy, a rising sophomore at Cal, play volleyball. That's an experience he can't get back.
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And the site of Super Bowl 52 is …
NFL owners gather in Atlanta Tuesday for the annual one-day spring meeting, and they're slated to pick a host city for Super Bowl 52 (I hate Roman numerals, but for you Augustans, it's Super Bowl LII) on Feb. 4, 2018. The candidate cities are Indianapolis, Minneapolis and New Orleans. Here's my tote board of favorites:
City | Odds | Why |
New Orleans | 2-1 | 2018 is the tricentennial for the city, and no one hates a New Orleans game. |
The city was founded as La Nouvelle-Orleans in May 1718, and New Orleans officials and owner Tom Benson will focus on the historic aspects of the bid, and the fixing of the problems that led to the blackout in the Ravens-49ers Super Bowl. New Orleans has hosted the Super Bowl 10 times. Benson, who turns 87 in July, might be making his final appeal for a Super Bowl, and ownership is inclined to favor a long-time owner appealing for a favor.
City | Odds | Why |
Minnesota | 7-2 | Northern dome teams always get at least one Super Bowl per new stadium. |
The Wilfs went to hell and back to get a stadium built in the Twin Cities, and they're going to get a game. The question is when. Plans for the stadium look gorgeous.
City | Odds | Why |
Indianapolis | 7-2 | Indy did a superb job on the 2012 game. The city is so easy to negotiate. |
I can't remember an easier or more pleasant Super Bowl experience than the game and event Indianapolis put on two and a half years ago. No question the league is inclined to return to central Indiana at some point in the future, but my guess is the owners will figure there's not the urgency that New Orleans has in 2018. Wild card here will be the presence of owner Jim Irsay, who has been off battling his addiction issues and plans to speak as part of the Indianapolis bid. Will that help, hurt or be no factor?
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Let the sun shine in on the revamped NFL drug policy.
The league and the players association—per ESPN's Dan Graziano—are negotiating some changes to the substance-abuse policy, and we saw the evidence of that Friday night. On Friday Indianapolis pass rusher Robert Mathis, who led the NFL with a career-best 19.5 sacks last season at age 32, was suspended four games for violating the league's substance-abuse policy. Mathis admitted he didn't consult either team trainers or league doctors before taking the drug Clomid, which he said he believed would help him and his wife conceive. His wife is now pregnant, and Mathis and agent Hadley Engelhardt said they believe Mathis shouldn't be suspended for taking a fertility drug. Usually in events like this, the league shuts up and allows the player and agent to say whatever they want. Not Friday.
The league's statement said, in part: "As Mr. Mathis's agent acknowledged today, his client failed to follow the protocols in the policy that the NFL and NFLPA agreed upon to address precisely these kinds of claims. That policy also prescribes the disciplinary consequences of a positive test. The policy does not provide—nor should it provide—for the commissioner to override the policy's procedures and assess discipline on an after-the-fact, ad hoc basis. Here Mr. Mathis actually withdrew his appeal and accepted discipline at the union's suggestion. His hearing took place only after the Players Association requested that the appeal be reinstated … A cornerstone of the program is that a player is responsible for what is in his body. Consistent application of the policy's procedures is critical to the integrity of the program."
It's got to be tough for the Colts (who backed Mathis) to take, particularly when they open the season against the most explosive offense in football (Denver, at Denver) and a rising offensive team, Philadelphia, at home. But once a player takes something without checking whether it's kosher with the drug program, I have no sympathy if he tests positive and appeals on humanitarian or other grounds. The policy Mathis' own union signed off on couldn't be more crystal clear.


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Facebook Connect is being implemented across many web sites, but Facebook has been pretty quiet about how big the service actually is. Today, it's sharing a few more pieces of information.
More than 80,000 "web sites, devices and other services" are running Connect now, a big increase from the 15,000 that the company had previously disclosed. And, when matched with numbers from analytics firm comScore, half of the 100 largest web sites in the world and two-thirds of the largest 100 web sites in the US have implemented Connect. You can see an especially striking example of Facebook Connect on The Huffington Post news site.
And, more than 60 million people "engage" with Facebook Connect every month via external services, according to the company. Facebook says it defines "engagement" here to include logging in to a Facebook Connect site and sharing content via Connect, so it doesn't include people who visit the sites but don't use Connect.
Facebook has focused on improving Connect and pushing it out to more users. The core service launched around a year ago, with more recent features including Connect for iPhone and for desktop applications, for gaming consoles and most recently for mobile devices.


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What materials did you use? 4 balls Oso Blanco Scoubidu (fingering weight), color Silver Size G and 00 crochet hooks
What are you most proud of? It swings and has great drape to the pattern. The edging contains 89 silver hearts, with one larger heart for the front closure.
What advice would you give someone starting this project? The size varies depending on the yarn weight, so make sure you do a gauge swatch before beginning, to determine what size the shawl will be. Fingering weight yarn made a 17" deep shawl, and my friend also made a shawl with sock weight from this pattern, which resulted in a gorgeous 27" deep shawl.


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Colorado's economy best in the nation?
A business website ranks Colorado's economy the best in the nation.
A business website ranks Colorado's economy the best in the nation.
A group of Columbine High School students collaborate with the Jefferson County Commission to figure out how to get more teenagers outside.
Scientists are using robots to study the Greater Sage-Grouse to better protect the bird, which is threatened in Colorado.
The Feds have proposed new rules that many in Colorado's tech industry worry would change the Internet for the worse, and they say anyone who uses the Internet should be just as worried.
Thousands of Fort Carson families have recorded conversations to send to their loved ones serving overseas as a way to deal with the separation and stress of military life.
The app and website are a way for people to help wildlife and domestic animals in need, including lost dogs, injured deer and abandoned ducklings.
Twitter's acquisition of Boulder-based Gnip means the social media giant will be able to make money off the details you tweet.
A project at the University of Colorado-Boulder aims to get girls excited about computer coding through Scalable Game Design.
Arvada is currently the only community in Colorado using PulsePoint, a mobile app that uses the power of crowdsourcing to respond to cardiac arrest.
The city of Longmont plans to offer super fast Internet service and become the state's first "gigabit city." Now, other Colorado cities may follow its lead.


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Crumbled tofu replaces the ricotta in our Italian-style vegetarian meal.
Make Ahead Tip: Freeze the cooked rolls and sauce for up to 1 month.
- 12 whole-wheat lasagna noodles
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- One 14-ounce package extra-firm water-packed tofu, drained, rinsed and crumbled
- 3 cups chopped spinach
- 1/2 cup shredded Parmesan
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped Kalamata olives
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- One 25-ounce jar marinara sauce, preferably lower-sodium, divided
- 1/2 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Cook the noodles according to package directions. Drain, rinse, return to the pot and cover with cold water until ready to use.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 20 seconds. Add the tofu and spinach and cook, stirring often, until the spinach wilts and the mixture is heated through, 3 to 4 minutes. Transfer to a bowl; stir in the Parmesan, olives, crushed red pepper, salt and 2/3 cup marinara sauce.
Wipe out the pan and spread 1 cup of the remaining marinara sauce in the bottom. To make lasagna rolls, place a noodle on a work surface and spread 1/4 cup of the tofu filling along it. Roll up and place the roll, seam-side down, in the pan. Repeat with the remaining noodles and filling. (The tofu rolls will be tightly packed in the pan.) Spoon the remaining marinara sauce over the rolls.
Place the pan over high heat, cover and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat to medium; let simmer for 3 minutes. Sprinkle the rolls with mozzarella and cook, covered, until the cheese is melted and the rolls are heated through, 1 to 2 minutes. Serve hot.
Recipe reprinted by permission of Publisher. All rights reserved.
RecID 7790
nutrition information per serving
354 calories; 11g total fat; 3g total saturated fat; 11mg cholesterol; 374mg sodium; 46g carbohydrates; 8g fiber; 21g protein
These nutrition facts are calculated according to the ingredients listed in this recipe. Any substitutions will change these facts. Although we strive for accuracy, please note that food manufacturers occasionally change their food formulas, which could affect the calculations as shown.
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Title: | Characterization of Ordered Mesoporous Silica Films Using Small Angle Neutron Scattering and X-Ray Porosimetry |
Published: | February 23, 2005 |
Abstract: | Ordered mesoporous silica films were synthesized using pre-organized block copolymer templates in supercritical carbon dioxide. Poly(ethylene oxide-block-propylene oxide-block-ethylene oxide), PEO-b-PPO-b-PEO, films doped with p-toluenesulfonic acid (p TSA) were spin-coated from onto Si wafers and then infused with carbon dioxide solutions of silica precursors. Silica condensation proceeded selectively in the hydrophilic PEO domain due to selective partitioning of the acid catalyst in the template during its preparation. Removal of the organic template by calcination at 400 ?C yielded robust mesoporous films. The films were characterized using x-ray diffraction (XRD), spectroscopic ellipsometry (SE), Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), x-ray reflectivity (XR), Rutherford backscattering (RBS), forward recoil elastic spectroscopy (FRES), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and small angle neutron scattering (SANS). The pore structure and distribution was probed using contrast variation SANS porosimetry and x-ray porosimetry. Two distinct populations of pores are present in the films. Spherical mesopores were templated by the hydophobic domain of the copolymer. Micropores in the pore walls are present due to removal of the hydrophilic PEO block, which forms an IPN-like structure with the silicate network during infusion and condensation of the precursor. The wall density was determined to be (1.95 +/- 0.05) g/cm3 and the overall porosity was found to be 39 %, with good agreement between the SANS and x-ray reflectivity results. A significant fraction of the porosity (44 % to 49 %) in these materials is attributed to the micropores in the wall structure, which is much greater than that observed in mesoporous materials prepared by solution-based cooperative assembly techniques. |
Citation: | Chemistry of Materials |
Volume: | 17 |
Pages: | pp. 1398 - 1408 |
Keywords: | low k dielectric,mesoporous film,reflectivity,small angle neutron scattering |
Research Areas: | Semiconductors |
PDF version: | Click here to retrieve PDF version of paper (701KB) |


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Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa
Dr. Alfredo Quiñones -Hinojosa, known by his patients as Dr. Q, received his undergraduate from UC Berkeley and earned his medical degree from Harvard with Honors. He did his residency at the University of California San Francisco, and currently works at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland. His titles include Associate Professor of Neurological Surgery, Associate Professor of Oncology, Director of the Brain Tumor Surgery Program at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, and Director of the Pituitary Surgery Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Q also oversees two labs in his efforts to discover the ability of stem cells to fight brain cancer. In his free time Dr. Q enjoys mentoring, training for his half-marathon fund raiser run, and spending time with his wife and three kids.
Neurosurgery Residents and Fellows
Kaisorn Chaichana
Kaisorn Chaichana, currently a neurosurgery resident at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, is completing a year-long research fellowship funded by the American Brain Tumor Association (ABTA). Kaisorn received his B.S. in 2003 from the University of Utah and majored in Biology. Kaisorn joined the Brain Tumor Stem Cell Lab in June 2006. He is interested in studying the effects of epidermal growth factor (EGF) on the migration of normal neural stem cell and tumor stem cell migration. In addition, he is trying to determine the phenotype of the invading brain tumor cells that make brain tumors resistant to treatment.
•The Paul Ehrlich Young Investigator's Day Award
•The Henry Strong Dension Student Research Award
Jordina Rincon-Torroella
Jordina first joined Dr. Quiñones's team in March of 2012 during her sub-internship at the Department of Neurosurgery. Jordina received her medical degree from the University of Barcelona, Hospital Clínic in February 2013. She joined us again in July 2013 and is currently working as a content developer for various neurosurgical books that will be groundbreaking in the field of neurosurgery as the "Comprehensive Multimedia Video Atlas of Skull Base Surgery and Tumors" and the upcoming "Schmidek and Sweet neurosurgical handbook." She is also involved in various research projects as part of Dr. Quinones´ team.
Jordina will start a neuro-oncology research fellowship with us in 2014 sponsored by the Fundació "La Caixa." Her research interest are tumorgenesis, the treatment of high-grade gliomas and surgical approaches to skull base lesions.
Grants and sponsors:
Fundació Riera i Gubau scholarship for clinical rotations at the US (Government of Catalonia) - 2012
Fundació Pedro i Pons scholarship for research projects at the US (University of Barcelona) - 2013
Sponsored by Elsevier as a video-editor for the book "Comprehensive multimedia video-atlas of skull base surgery and tumors"
Eva F. Pamias-Portalatín
Eva is a fifth year neurosurgery resident at the University of Puerto Rico Medical Science Campus. She received her B.S. from the University of Puerto Rico with a major in Biology, and later completed medical school at the University of Monterrey, in NL. México, graduating in the top third in her class. Afterward, she did a sub-internship year at Methodist Health Care System in San Antonio, Texas. Eva has always been interested in brain tumors; in particular, the still unexplained aggressive behavior of Glioblastoma Multiforme.
Currently Eva is doing a postdoctoral research fellowship in neuro-oncology with us. Her research interest is to study the migratory capacity of high-grade gliomas and the different surgical approaches to skull base lesions. Currently she is assisting with the development of the book "Comprehensive Multimedia Video Atlas of Skull Base Surgery and Tumors".
Eva is funded by the University of Puerto Rico Medical Science Campus.
Karim ReFaey
Karim earned his medical degree from Ain Shans University in Cairo, Egypt in February 2014, and shortly thereafter joined Dr. Quinones' team as a visiting student for three months. In August 2014, Karim returned to the team and began working as a post-doctoral fellow where he now investigates the ways in which mesenchymal fat cells are able to fight brain tumors when they are packaged with anti-cancerous drugs and delivered to brain tumor cells as a "Trojan horse."
Currently Karim is working on several chapters and neurosurgical videos for Dr. Q's prospective edition of Schmidek and Sweet, and in his free time serves a member of the Health Egyptians Organization, an NGO that combats the lack of health education in Egypt. Karim also enjoys swimming and has competed professionally at both the national and international level, earning himself titles in both spheres.
Tito Vivas Buitrago
Tito first joined Dr. Quiñones' team in May of 2014 as a medical student finishing his last sub-internship rotation for a period of 6 months. He also did part of his sub-internship at The Naval Force Hospital in Cartagena and The Comuneros Hospital in Bucaramanga. Tito received his medical degree from the University of Santander in Bucaramanga, Colombia in 2014.
He is currently working with the team as a post-doctoral fellow helping elucidate the behavior of remanent GBM cells after surgical resection in the recurrence of brain lesions. Tito is also assisting in the development of the upcoming neurosurgical textbook, Comprehensive Multimedia Video Atlas of Skull Base Surgery and Tumors. He is also involved in various research projects as part of Dr. Quiñones' team.
Tito is funded by the Universidad de Santander, Colombia and the Neurotrauma Center I.P.S.
Medical Office Supervisor
Maurisha White
Maurisha has been with Johns Hopkins since 1998. Her primary responsibilities include scheduling surgeries and maintaining Dr. Quinones' meeting and travel calendar. In her spare time Maurisha enjoys spending time with her family, faith based activities and working with disadvantaged youth. Maurisha serves as the President of a non-profit organization. She is the founder of a Youth after school program that serves between 350-500 kids per month. Maurisha enjoys the work she does with the girls group she established called "Uniquely Designed Me".
Medical Office Coordinator
Tasha Leak
Tasha Leak currently serves as the Medical Office Coordinator for Dr. Quinones-Hinojosa at both Johns Hopkins Hospital and Bayview Hospital. Tasha obtained her B.S in Interdisciplinary Studies and will be pursuing her Master's at the University of Maryland for Health Services Administration (HLSA) Fall of 2014. Tasha's major responsibilities include greeting patients, scheduling patient appointments, scheduling operation dates and times, handling scheduling questions from physicians and patients, and assisting the medical staff in other ways. She is a dedicated member of Dr.Quinones-Hinojosa's medical team.
Senior Administrative Coordinator
Colleen Hickson
Colleen has been part of the Q Team since 2009, working as Dr. Q's Senior Administrative Coordinator. In part, she assists with research grants, philanthropic efforts, publications and maintaining his website and social media. Colleen graduated from Towson University in 2001, where she majored in Psychology. In her free time, she enjoys reading and spending time with her friends and family, especially her young children.
Director of Patient Outreach
Eric Weaver
Eric joined Dr. Quinones's team in November of 2014 after receiving his B.A. in Neuroscience from Oberlin College. He has worked at the Johns Hopkins Bayview outpatient clinic Creative Alternatives since 2010, where he helped patients gain access to educational services, employment, and housing while developing an interest in urban health and clinical medicine. As Director of Patient Outreach, Eric helps educate patients and families on ways in which they can get involved in our quest for a cure, coordinates fundraising events, and writes about patient stories and our lab's research to a general audience through our website and social media.
Neurosurgery Resident Alumni
Class of |
Name |
Match |
2013 |
Geoffrey Colbyi |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2013 |
Shaan Raza |
Fellow, Neurosurgical Oncology, MD Anderson Cancer Center |
2013 |
Pablo Recinos |
Fellow, Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery, UNC Chapel Hill |
2012 |
Chetan Bettegowda |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2012 |
Gustavo Pradilla |
Fellow, Cerebrovascular/Skull Base Surgery, University of Miami |
2012 |
Graeme Woodworth |
Faculty, University of Maryland |
2011 |
Michael Dorsi |
Fellow, Spine Neurosurgery, UCLA |
2011 |
Michael Dorsi |
Fellow, Spine Neurosurgery, UCLA |
2011 |
Wesley Hsu |
Faculty, Wake Forest University |
2011 |
Ryan Kretzer |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2010 |
Alexander Coon |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2010 |
Matthew McGirt |
Faculty, Vanderbilt University |
2010 |
James Frazier |
Private Practice, Baltimore, MD |
2009 |
Clinton Baird |
Private Practice, Tulsa, OK |
2009 |
Violette Renard |
Faculty, Cleveland Clinic |
2009 |
Daniel Sciubba |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2008 |
W. Stanley Anderson |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2008 |
James Conway |
Staff Neurosurgeon, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore |
2007 |
Carlos Bagley |
Faculty, Duke University |
2007 |
Gary Gallia |
Faculty, Johns Hopkins University |
2007 |
Christopher Lawson |
Private Practice, Baltimore, MD |
2006 |
Michael Schlosser |
Private Practice, Nashville, TN |
2006 |
Jacob Schwarz |
Private Practice, Nashville, TN |
2006 |
Quoc-Anh Thai |
Faculty, University of Texas, Houston |


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Sherlock Holmes reborn as American
Modern-day Sherlock is played as a drug-addicted American in CBS's Elementary, debuting this fall.
LOS ANGELES—Jonny Lee Miller is far from the first actor to portray Sherlock Holmes, a tradition that goes back more than a century. But he is the most recent. He just has the unfortunate handicap of following one of the best versions ever, the similarly contemporized, multiple Emmy-nominated British take, Sherlock (also one of the worst, in the Robert Downey Jr. movies).
"I think (the British) version is extraordinary," acknowledges CBS network president Nina Tassler. "The show was out there. People were watching it. People were going to the movies. People are reading the books. We've seen so many great actors over the course of film and television history play that role, he's iconic."
As writer/producer Rob Doherty has now become fond of saying, "Sherlock's shoulders are broad enough for all of us."
So why not go there again?
Depends on whom you ask. Everyone here seems intent on fostering some kind of exclusion war between the modern-day Sherlocks — the British Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock already airing on PBS, and the new American version played by Miller in CBS's Elementary, debuting this fall.
Turns out the two TV sleuths are actually the best of pals. Last year at England's National Theatre, the two co-starred in a stage version of Frankenstein.
"Even before this project came along, I loved what Benedict did with the role," says Miller, who counts Cumberbatch among his closest friends. "I called him up, like some kind of groupie, after every episode came out, and we talked about it.
"And yes, we did have a discussion about this project as well, but that was private. He has been very, very supportive, and I wanted to reassure him how very different this script was, and this project was. All the other differences will be apparent in time."
He's right, Elementary is very different. And quite markedly American. But that's not necessarily a good thing. Aside from the gimmicky conceit of having him and his Watson — a somnambulistic Lucy Liu — portrayed as a recovering drug addict and his keeper, the new version is just your basic brilliantly deductive procedural, an archetype dating back to Columbo and including The Mentalist and even House.
"I feel like I turn the dial and I see Sherlock everywhere," says Doherty. "I see his DNA and his fingerprints on almost every procedural show. Most (of these) shows have a Sherlock in them, they just happen to be called something else."
Miller's Holmes is tattooed, testy and quite a bit darker than the ones we are used to. He has a mysterious father somewhere in England who still exerts a powerful influence. He takes less delight and pride in his reasoning, although, like almost all his predecessors, he pretty much lives inside his head. And then there's his addiction.
"Our Sherlock is a puzzle-solver," Doherty says. "I really think that's his obsession, to the point that you might call it an addiction. I think in many senses he has something of an addictive personality. In the source material, that turned into a real addiction — the original Sherlock dabbled in cocaine, dabbled in opiates. Our Sherlock had those same problems."
The other main difference is, he's having them in New York.
"New York is perfect for our Sherlock," Doherty affirms. "It's very different from London, but is also in some ways very much the same. It's a busy, crowded metropolitan city, and yet there are some parts of it that are really quite Victorian.
"For all his British 'otherness,' this is really where he belongs. The city is very much a reflection of his inner life."
There is, however, only so far you can go before Sherlock ceases to be Sherlock. And Doherty assures that at least one Holmes touchstone will not long be missing from the Elementary canon.
"We officially have a plan for our Moriarty — we look forward to introducing him as we go along.
"We're very excited about telling our story."
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International Collaboration on Air Pollution and Pregnancy Outcomes (ICAPPO). | |
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Reviews find a likely adverse effect of air pollution on perinatal outcomes, but variation of findings hinders the ability to incorporate the research into policy. The International Collaboration on Air Pollution and Pregnancy Outcomes (ICAPPO) was formed to better understand relationships between air pollution and adverse birth outcomes through standardized parallel analyses in datasets from different countries. A planning group with 10 members from 6 countries was formed to coordinate the project. Collaboration participants have datasets with air pollution values and birth outcomes. Eighteen research groups with data for approximately 20 locations in Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America are participating, with most participating in an initial pilot study. Datasets generally cover the 1990s. Number of births is generally in the hundreds of thousands, but ranges from around 1,000 to about one million. Almost all participants have some measure of particulate matter, and most have ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide. Strong enthusiasm for participating and a geographically-diverse range of participants should lead to understanding uncertainties about the role of air pollution in perinatal outcomes and provide decision-makers with better tools to account for pregnancy outcomes in air pollution policies. |
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Historian of modern France gives lecture
John Merriman, a prolific scholar of modern France, will explore the history of terrorist violence in a lecture on Oct. 9 entitled "Émile Henry's Bomb at the Café Terminus: The Origins of Modern Terrorism in Fin-de-Siècle Paris."
Posted: October 21, 2009
The talk is based on Merriman's latest book, The Dynamite Club: How a Bombing in Fin-de-Siècle Paris Ignited the Age of Terror, published in 2009 by Houghton Mifflin.
Merriman, the Charles Seymour Professor of History at Yale University, is author of several seminal works in modern French and European history, including Police Stories: Building the French State, 1815-1851 (Oxford University Press, 2005); A History of Modern Europe (Norton, multiple editions); and The Margins of City Life: Explorations on the French Urban Frontier, 1815-1851 (Oxford University Press, 1991).
The talk will take place at noon in GAR 4.100. This event is sponsored by the Institute for Historical Studies and the History Dept. It is free and open to the public.
Book Review, Courtesy of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
The Dynamite Club: How a Bombing in Fin-de-Siecle Paris Ignited the Age of Modern Terror
(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009)
"The fascinating story of a long-forgotten 'war on terror' that has much in common with our own.
On a February evening in 1894, a young radical intellectual named Émile Henry drank two beers at an upscale Parisian restaurant, then left behind a bomb as a parting gift. This incident, which rocked the French capital, lies at the heart of The Dynamite Club, a mesmerizing account of Henry and his cohorts and the war they waged against the bourgeoisie—setting off bombs in public places, killing the president of France, and eventually assassinating President McKinley in 1901.
Paris in the belle époque was a place of leisure, elegance, and power. Newly electrified, the city's wide boulevards were lined with posh department stores and outdoor cafés. But prosperity was limited to a few. Most lived in dire poverty, and workers and intellectuals found common cause in a political philosophy—anarchism—that embraced the overthrow of the state by any means necessary.
Yet in targeting civilians to achieve their ends, the dynamite bombers charted a new course. Seeking martyrdom, believing fervently in their goal, and provoking a massive government reaction that only increased their ranks, these "evildoers" became, in effect, the first terrorists in modern history.
Surprising and provocative, The Dynamite Club is a brilliantly researched account that illuminates a period of dramatic social and political change—and subtly asks us to reflect upon our own."


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