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Posted: 10/09/2010 - Former Baylor standout is in the Texas Rangers lineup for the first time in the playoffs, after groin injuy held him out of first two games.
Posted: 10/09/2010 - Former Baylor standout is in the Texas Rangers lineup for the first time in the playoffs, after groin injuy held him out of first two games.
Updated: 10/09/2010 - Bears lose to the Red Raiders by seven points for the third year in a row.
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Updated: 10/07/2010 - Michael Young hit a three-run homer after a disputed check-swing, helping C.J. Wilson and the Texas Rangers beat the Tampa Bay Rays 6-0 Thursday for a 2-0 lead in their AL division series.
Posted: 10/07/2010 - The Getterman Stadium Indoor Softball Facility was formally dedicated today on the Baylor University campus.
Updated: 10/07/2010 - Big XII coaches select the Lady Bears as the preseason favorite for second straight season.
Updated: 10/06/2010 - Baylor's volleyball team faced a 4-0 deficit in the fifth set, but rallied to win the set and the match 3-2 at Texas A&M on Wednesday in College Station, Texas.
Updated: 10/06/2010 - The Midway vs. Waco High game will be this week's Automax Marquee Matchup.
Updated: 10/05/2010 - The Baylor 6-8 post is one of three sophomores on the prestigious college basketball list.
Updated: 10/05/2010 - Head Coach Scott Drew announced Dunn's suspension Tuesday.
Posted: 10/05/2010 - University of Mary Hardin-Baylor volleyball player Tina Miller has been named American Southwest Conference East Division Hitter of the Week.
Posted: 10/05/2010 - Baylor earns its second-highest preseason prediction in league history.
Posted: 10/05/2010 - The latest state rankings for the week of October 4.
Updated: 10/04/2010 - The Monroe, La., native is a preseason All-American selection by three publications.
Posted: 10/04/2010 - The latest Texas high school state rankings.
Posted: 10/04/2010 - The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football held on to its ranking in the top five in the country in both national polls.
Posted: 10/03/2010 - Arian Foster returned from an early game benching to score twice, leading the Houston Texans to a 31-24 victory over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
Updated: 10/03/2010 - Texas will face the Tampa Bay Rays, who clinched the AL East after the New York Yankees lost.
Updated: 10/04/2010 - Dana Larsen scored the game winner in the 104th minute to give Baylor the 1-0 win over No. 22 Colorado.
Posted: 10/03/2010 - The former University star rushes for 133 yards and two touchdowns to lead the New York Jets to a 38-14 victory over the winless Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Posted: 10/02/2010 - The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor men's soccer team used a stifling defensive effort and a timely overtime goal to post a 1-0 overtime win over 24th-ranked U.T.-Dallas Saturday afternoon in Richardson.
Posted: 10/02/2010 - Baylor had more kills, digs, assists and blocks against Oklahoma, but the Sooners still took a 3-1 (22-25, 21-25, 25-13, 22-25) victory over the Bears on Saturday at the Ferrell Center.
Posted: 10/02/2010 - No. 8 Oklahoma survives another fourth-quarter swoon Saturday to hand No. 21 Texas its second straight loss, 28-20 in the Red River Rivalry.
Posted: 10/02/2010 - Ed Wesley scored twice, TCU's swarming defense forced two fumbles and the fifth-ranked Frogs overcame a lethargic start to beat Colorado State 27-0 on Saturday.
Posted: 10/02/2010 - The 24th-ranked Baylor men's golf team fired a final-round 296 Saturday to place seventh at the 56th annual William H. Tucker Intercollegiate.


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Members of the advisory committee gathered at the Alpha Loft on Elm Street, creating a list of areas that could be improved to assist entrepreneurs.
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Princess Helena of the United Kingdom
Princess Helena | |||||
Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein | |||||
Spouse | Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein | ||||
Issue | Prince Christian Victor Albert, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein Princess Helena Victoria Princess Marie Louise Prince Harald |
House | House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (by birth) House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg (by marriage) |
Father | Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha | ||||
Mother | Queen Victoria | ||||
Born | Buckingham Palace, London |
25 May 1846||||
Died | 9 June 1923 Schomberg House, London |
(aged 77)||||
Burial | Frogmore, Windsor |
Princess Helena (Helena Augusta Victoria; Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein by marriage;[1] 25 May 1846 – 9 June 1923) was the third daughter and fifth child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
Helena was educated by private tutors chosen by her father and his close friend and adviser, Baron Stockmar. Her childhood was spent with her parents, travelling between the variety of royal residences in Britain. The intimate atmosphere of the royal court came to an end on 14 December 1861, when her father died and her mother entered a period of intense mourning. In the early 1860s, Helena began a flirtation with Prince Albert's German librarian, Carl Ruland. Although the nature of the relationship is largely unknown, Helena's romantic letters to Ruland survive.[2] After the Queen found out in 1863, she dismissed Ruland, who returned to his native Germany. Three years later, on 5 July 1866, Helena married the impoverished German Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. The couple remained in Britain, in calling distance of the Queen, who liked to have her daughters nearby, and Helena along with her youngest sister, Princess Beatrice, became the Queen's unofficial secretary. However, after Queen Victoria's death on 22 January 1901, Helena saw relatively little of her surviving siblings.
Helena was the most active member of the royal family, carrying out an extensive programme of royal engagements at a time when royalty was not expected to appear often in public. She was also an active patron of charities, and was one of the founding members of the Red Cross. She was founding president of the Royal School of Needlework, and president of the Royal British Nurses' Association. As president of the latter, she was a strong supporter of nurse registration against the advice of Florence Nightingale.[3] She became the first member of her family to celebrate her 50th wedding anniversary in 1916, but her husband died a year later. Helena outlived him by six years, and died aged 77 at Schomberg House on 9 June 1923.
Early life[edit]
Helena was born at Buckingham Palace, the official royal residence in London, on 25 May 1846, the day after her mother's 27th birthday.[4] She was the third daughter and fifth child of the reigning British monarch, Queen Victoria, and her husband Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Albert reported to his brother, Ernest II, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, that Helena "came into this world quite blue, but she is quite well now".[5] He added that the Queen "suffered longer and more than the other times and she will have to remain very quiet to recover."[6] Albert and Victoria chose the names Helena Augusta Victoria. The German nickname for Helena was Helenchen, later shortened to Lenchen, the name by which members of the royal family invariably referred to Helena.[7] As the daughter of the sovereign, Helena was styled Her Royal Highness The Princess Helena from birth. Helena was baptised on 25 July 1846 at the private chapel at Buckingham Palace.[8] Her godparents were The Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, her first cousin once-removed by marriage; The Duchess of Orléans (Hélène, for whom The Queen's mother The Duchess of Kent stood proxy); and The Duchess of Cambridge.[9]
Helena was a lively and outspoken child, and reacted against brotherly teasing by punching the bully on the nose.[10] Her early talents included drawing. Lady Augusta Stanley, a lady-in-waiting to the Queen, commented favourably on the three-year-old Helena's artwork.[7] Like her other sisters, she could play the piano to a high standard at an early age. Other interests included science and technology, shared by her father Prince Albert, and horseback riding and boating, two of her favourite childhood occupations.[11] However, Helena became a middle daughter following the birth of Princess Louise in 1848, and her abilities were overshadowed by her more artistic sisters.[12]
Death of Prince Albert[edit]
Helena's father, Prince Albert, died on 14 December 1861. The Queen was devastated, and ordered her household, along with her daughters, to move from Windsor to Osborne House, the Queen's Isle of Wight residence. Helena's grief was also profound, and she wrote to a friend a month later: "What we have lost nothing can ever replace, and our grief is most, most bitter...I adored Papa, I loved him more than anything on earth, his word was a most sacred law, and he was my help and adviser...These hours were the happiest of my life, and now it is all, all over."[13]
The Queen relied on her second eldest daughter Princess Alice as an unofficial secretary, but Alice needed an assistant of her own. Though Helena was the next eldest, she was considered unreliable by Victoria because of her inability to go long without bursting into tears.[14] Therefore, Louise was selected to assume the role in her place,[15] Alice was married to Prince Louis of Hesse in 1862, after which Helena assumed the role—described as the "crutch" of her mother's old age by one biographer—at her mother's side.[16] In this role, she carried out minor secretarial tasks, such as writing the Queen's letters, helping her with political correspondence, and providing her with company.[17]
Marriage controversy[edit]
Princess Helena began an early flirtation with her father's former librarian, Carl Ruland, following his appointment to the Royal Household on the recommendation of Baron Stockmar in 1859. He was trusted enough to teach German to Helena's brother, the young Prince of Wales, and was described by the Queen as "useful and able".[18] When the Queen discovered that Helena had grown romantically attached to a royal servant, he was promptly dismissed back to his native Germany, and he never lost the Queen's hostility.[19]
Following Ruland's departure in 1863, the Queen looked for a husband for Helena. However, as a middle child, the prospect of a powerful alliance with a European royal house was low.[20] Her appearance was also a concern, as by the age of fifteen she was described by her biographer as chunky, dowdy and double-chinned.[21] Furthermore, Victoria insisted that Helena's future husband had to be prepared to live near the Queen, thus keeping her daughter nearby.[22] Her choice eventually fell on Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein; however, the match was politically awkward, and caused a severe breach within the royal family.
Schleswig and Holstein were two territories fought over between Prussia and Denmark during the First and Second Schleswig Wars. In the latter, Prussia and Austria defeated Denmark, but the duchies were claimed by Austria for the Prince Christian's family. However, following the Austro-Prussian War, in which Prussia invaded and occupied the duchies, they became Prussian, but the title Duke of Schleswig-Holstein was still claimed by Prince Christian's family.[23]
The marriage, therefore, horrified King Christian IX of Denmark's daughter, Alexandra, Princess of Wales, who exclaimed: "The Duchies belong to Papa."[24] Alexandra found support in the Prince of Wales and Princess Alice, who openly accused her mother of sacrificing Helena's happiness for the Queen's convenience.[25] She also argued that it would reduce the already low popularity of her sister, the Crown Princess of Prussia, at the German court in Berlin.[26] Among the other opposers were Prince Alfred and Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, but the Queen was ardently supported by her eldest daughter Victoria, who had been a personal friend of Christian's family for many years.[24]
Despite the political controversies and their age difference—he was fifteen years her senior—Helena was happy with Christian and was determined to marry him.[27] As a younger son of a non-reigning duke, the absence of any foreign commitments allowed him to remain permanently in Britain—the Queen's primary concern—and she declared the marriage would go ahead.[28] Helena and Christian were actually third cousins in descent from Frederick, Prince of Wales. Relations between Helena and Alexandra remained strained, and Alexandra was unprepared to accept Christian (who was also a third cousin to Alexandra in descent from King Frederick V of Denmark) as either a cousin or brother-in-law.[29] The Queen never forgave the Princess of Wales for accusations of possessiveness, and wrote of the Waleses shortly afterwards: "Bertie is most affectionate and kind but Alix [pet name for Alexandra] is by no means what she ought to be. It will be long, if ever, before she regains my confidence."[30]
Engagement and wedding[edit]
The engagement was declared on 5 December 1865, and despite the Prince of Wales's initial refusal to attend, Princess Alice intervened, and the wedding was a happy occasion.[31] The Queen allowed the ceremony to take place at Windsor Castle, albeit in the Private Chapel rather than the grander St George's Chapel, and relieved her black mourning dress with a white mourning cap which draped over her back.[32] The main participants filed into the chapel to the sound of Beethoven's Triumphal March, creating a spectacle only marred by the sudden disappearance of Prince George, the Duke of Cambridge, who had a sudden gout attack. Christian filed into the chapel with his two supporters, Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar and Prince Frederic of Schleswig-Holstein, and Helena was given away by her mother, who escorted her up the aisle with the Prince of Wales and eight bridesmaids.[33] Christian looked older than he was, and one guest commented that Helena looked as if she was marrying an aged uncle. Indeed, when he was first summoned to Britain, he assumed that the widowed Queen was inspecting him as a new husband for herself rather than as a candidate for one of her daughters.[34] The couple spent the first night of their married life at Osborne House, before honeymooning in Paris, Interlaken and Genoa.[35]
Married life[edit]
Helena and Christian were devoted to each other, and led a quiet life in comparison to Helena's sisters.[36] Following their marriage, they took up residence at Cumberland Lodge in Windsor Great Park, the traditional residence of the Ranger of Windsor Great Park, the honorary position bestowed on Christian by the Queen. When staying in London, they lived at the Belgian Suite in Buckingham Palace.[37] The couple had six children: Christian Victor in 1867, Albert in 1869, and Princesses Helena Victoria and Marie Louise in 1870 and 1872 respectively. Their last two sons died early; Harald died eight days after his birth in 1876, and an unnamed son was stillborn in 1877. Princess Louise, Helena's sister, commissioned the French sculptor Jules Dalou to sculpt a memorial to Helena's dead infants.[38]
The Christians were granted a parliamentary annuity of £6000 a year, which the Queen requested in person.[39] In addition, a dower of £30,000 was settled upon, and the Queen gave the couple £100,000, which yielded an income of about £4000 a year.[40] As well as that of Ranger of Windsor Park, Christian was given the honorary position of High Steward of Windsor, and was made a Royal Commissioner for the Great Exhibition of 1851. However, he was often an absentee figurehead at the meetings, instead passing his time playing with his dog Corrie, feeding his numerous pigeons, and embarking on hunting excursions.[41]
Helena, as promised, lived close to the Queen, and both she and Beatrice performed duties for her. Beatrice, whom Victoria had groomed for the main role at her side, carried out the more important duties, and Helena took on the more minor matters that Beatrice did not have time to do.[42] In later years, Helena was assisted by her unmarried daughter, Helena Victoria, to whom the Queen dictated her journal in the last months of her life.[43]
Helena's health was not robust, and she was addicted to the drugs opium and laudanum.[44] However, the Queen did not believe that Helena was really ill, accusing her of hypochondria encouraged by an indulgent husband.[45] Queen Victoria wrote to her daughter Victoria, Crown Princess of Prussia, complaining that Helena was inclined to "coddle herself (and Christian too) and to give way in everything that the great object of her doctors and nurse is to rouse her and make her think less of herself and of her confinement".[46] Not all of her health scares were brought on by hypochondria; in 1869, she had to cancel her trip to Balmoral Castle when she became ill at the railway station. In 1870, she was suffering from severe rheumatism and problems with her joints. In July 1871, she suffered from congestion in her lungs, an illness severe enough to appear in the Court Circular, which announced that her illness caused "much anxiety to members of the royal family".[47] In 1873, she was forced to recuperate in France as a result of illness, and in the 1880s she travelled to Germany to see an oculist for her eyes.[48]
Royal duties[edit]
Helena had a firm interest in nursing, and became President of the British Nurses' Association (RBNA) upon its foundation in 1887. In 1891, it received the prefix "Royal", and received the Royal Charter the following year.[49] She was a strong supporter of nurse registration, an issue that was opposed by both Florence Nightingale and leading public figures.[49] In a speech Helena made in 1893, she made clear that the RBNA was working towards "improving the education and status of those devoted and self-sacrificing women whose whole lives have been devoted to tending the sick, the suffering, and the dying".[50] In the same speech, she warned about opposition and misrepresentation they had encountered. Although the RBNA was in favour of registration as a means of enhancing and guaranteeing the professional status of trained nurses, its incorporation with the Privy Council allowed it to maintain a list rather than a formal register of nurses.[50]
Following the death of Queen Victoria in 1901, the new Queen, Alexandra, insisted on replacing Helena as President of the Army Nursing Service.[51] This gave rise to a further breach between the royal ladies, with King Edward VII caught in the middle between his sister and his wife.[52] Lady Roberts, a courtier, wrote to a friend: "matters were sometimes very difficult and not always pleasant." However, in accordance with rank, Helena agreed to resign in Alexandra's favour, and she retained presidency of the Army Nursing Reserve.[51] Though thought to be merely an artefact created by society ladies,[53] Helena exercised an efficient and autocratic regime—"if anyone ventures to disagree with Her Royal Highness she has simply said, 'It is my wish, that is sufficient.'"[54]
The RBNA gradually went into decline following the Nurses Registration Act 1919; after six failed attempts between 1904 and 1918, the British parliament passed the bill allowing formal nurse registration.[55] What resulted was the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), and the RBNA lost membership and dominance. Helena supported the proposed amalgamation of the RBNA with the new RCN, but that proved unsuccessful when the RBNA pulled out of the negotiations.[53] However, she remained active in other nursing organisations, and was president of the Isle of Wight, Windsor and Great Western Railway branches of the Order of St. John. In this position, she personally signed and presented many thousands of certificates of proficiency in nursing.[56]
Helena was also active in the promotion of needlework, and became the first president of the newly established School of Art Needlework in 1872; in 1876, it acquired the "royal" prefix, becoming the Royal School of Needlework. In Helena's words, the objective of the school was: "first, to revive a beautiful art which had been well-nigh lost; and secondly, through its revival, to provide employment for gentlewomen who were without means of a suitable livelihood."[56] As with her other organisations, she was an active president, and worked to keep the school on an even level with other schools. She personally wrote to Royal Commissioners requesting money; for example, in 1895, she requested and acquired £30,000 for erecting a building for the school in South Kensington.[57] Her royal status helped its promotion, and she held Thursday afternoon tea parties at the school for society ladies, who wanted to be seen in the presence of royal personages such as Princess Helena. When the Christmas Bazaar was held, she acted as chief saleswoman, generating long queues of people anxious to be served personally by her.[58]
Helena was anxious to help children and the unemployed, and began hosting free dinners for their benefit at the Windsor Guildhall. She presided over two of these dinners, in February and March 1886, and over 3000 meals were served to children and unemployed men during the harsh Winter that year.[58] Through her charitable activities, she became popular with the people; a contemporary author, C. W. Cooper, wrote that "the poor of Windsor worshipped her".[59]
Among Helena's other interests was writing, especially translation. In 1867, when the first biography of her father, the Prince Consort was written, the author, Sir Charles Grey, notes that the Prince's letters were translated (from German to English) by Helena "with surprising fidelity".[60] Other translations followed, and in 1887 she published a translation of The Memoirs of Wilhelmine, Margravine of Bayreuth. It was noted by the Saturday Review that Helena wrote an English version that was thoroughly alive, with a sound dictionary translation and a high accuracy in spirit.[61] Her final translation was undertaken in 1882, on a German booklet called First Aid to the Injured, originally published by Christian's brother-in-law. It was republished several times until 1906.[62]
Bergsträsser affair[edit]
A copyright issue arose after the publication of letters written by Helena's sister, Princess Alice. In Germany, an edition of Alice's letters was published in 1883, by a Darmstadt clergyman called Dr. Carl Sell, who chose a selection of her letters made available to him by the Queen. When it was done, Helena wrote to Sell and requested permission to publish the German text into English, and it was granted, but without the knowledge of the publisher, Dr. Bergsträsser. In December 1883 Helena wrote to Sir Theodore Martin, a favoured royal biographer, informing him that Bergsträsser was claiming copyright of Alice's letters, and on that basis was demanding a delay in the publication of the English edition. Martin acted as an intermediary between Helena and Bergsträsser, who claimed to have received many offers from English publishers, and that the chosen one would expect a high honorarium.[63]
Bergsträsser was persuaded to drop his demand for a delay in publishing, and modify his copyright claims in return for a lump sum of money. However, the Queen and Helena refused, claiming that the copyright actually belonged to the Queen, and that only Sell's original preface was open to negotiation. The royal ladies considered Bergsträsser's claims "unjustified if not impertinent", and would not communicate with him directly.[64] Eventually, Bergsträsser came to Britain in January 1884, willing to accept £100 for the first 3000 copies and a further £40 for each subsequent thousand copies sold.[64] Martin chose the publisher John Murray, who after further negotiations with Bergsträsser, printed the first copies in mid-1884. It sold out almost immediately; but for the second edition, Murray replaced Sell's biographical sketch of Princess Alice with the 53-page memoir written by Helena. The problem of royalties to Sell was thus avoided, and the fact that Helena gave her name to the memoir to her sister attracted greater interest in the book.[65]
After Victoria[edit]
Edwardian period[edit]
Helena's favourite son, Prince Christian Victor, died in 1900, followed shortly by her mother, Queen Victoria, at Osborne House on 22 January 1901. The new King, King Edward VII, did not have close ties with his surviving sisters, with the exception of Princess Louise. Helena's nephew, Prince Alexander of Battenberg (later Marquess of Carisbrooke) recorded that Queen Alexandra was jealous of the royal family, and would not invite her sisters-in-law to Sandringham.[66] Moreover, Alexandra never fully reconciled herself to Helena and Christian following their marriage controversy in the 1860s.[67]
Helena saw relatively little of her surviving siblings, and continued her role as a support to the monarchy and a campaigner for the many charities she represented.[68] Christian also led a quiet life, although despite old age, he represented the King at a number of foreign functions, including the 1906 silver wedding anniversary of Kaiser Wilhelm II, son of Helena's sister Victoria.[68] During the Edwardian period, Helena visited the grave of her son, Prince Christian Victor, who died in 1900 following a bout with malaria while serving in the Second Boer War. She was met by South African Prime Minister Louis Botha, but Jan Smuts refused to meet her, partly because he was bitter that South Africa had lost the war and partly because his son had died in a British concentration camp.[69]
Later years[edit]
Edward VII died in 1910, and the First World War began four years after his death. Helena devoted her time to nursing, and her daughter, Princess Marie Louise, recorded in her memoirs that requests for news of loved ones reached Helena and her sisters. It was decided that the letters should be forwarded to Crown Princess Margaret of Sweden, as Sweden was neutral during the war. It was during the war that Helena and Christian celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1916, and despite the fact that Britain and Germany were at war, the Kaiser sent a congratulatory telegram to his aunt and uncle through the Crown Princess of Sweden.[70] King George V and Queen Mary were present when the telegram was received, and the King remarked to Helena's daughter, Marie Louise, that her former husband, Prince Aribert of Anhalt, did her a service when he turned her out. When Marie Louise said she would have run away to Britain if she was still married, the King said, "with a twinkle in his eye", that he would have had to intern her.[71]
In 1917, in response to the wave of anti-German feeling that surrounded the war, George V changed the family name from Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to Windsor. He also disposed of his family's German titles and styles, so Christian, Helena and their daughters simply became Prince and Princess Christian; Princess Helena Victoria and Marie Louise with no territorial designation. Helena's surviving son, Albert, fought on the side of the Prussians, though he made it clear that he would not fight against his mother's country.[72] In the same year, on 8 October, Prince Christian died at Schomberg House. Her last years were spent arguing with Commissioners, who tried to turn her out of Schomberg and Cumberland Lodge because of the expense of running her households. They failed, as clear evidence of her right to live in those residences for life was shown.[73]
Princess Helena, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, died at Schomberg House on 9 June 1923.[74] Her funeral, described as a "magnificently stage-managed scene" by her biographer Seweryn Chomet, was headed by King George V. The regiment of her favourite son, Prince Christian Victor, lined the steps of St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. Although originally interred in the Royal Vault at St George's on 15 June 1923, her body was reburied at the Royal Burial Ground, Frogmore, a few miles from Windsor, after its consecration on 23 October 1928.[75]
Helena was devoted to nursing, and took the lead at the charitable organisations she represented. She was also an active campaigner, and wrote letters to newspapers and magazines promoting the interests of nurse registration. Her royal status helped to promote the publicity and society interest that surrounded organisations such as the Royal British Nurses' Association. The RBNA still survives today with Baroness Cox as president.[76]
In appearance, Helena was described by John Van der Kiste as plump and dowdy; and in temperament, as placid, and business-like, with an authoritarian spirit. On one occasion, during a National Dock Strike, the Archbishop of Canterbury composed a prayer hoping for its prompt end. Helena arrived at the church, examined her service sheet, and in a voice described by her daughter as "the penetrating royal family whisper, which carried farther than any megaphone", remarked: "That prayer won't settle any strike."[10] Her appearance and personality was criticised in the letters and journals of Queen Victoria, and biographers followed her example.[77] However, Helena's daughter, Princess Marie Louise, described her as:
very lovely, with wavy brown hair, a beautiful little straight nose, and lovely amber-coloured eyes...She was very talented: played the piano exquisitively, had a distinct gift for drawing and painting in water-colours...Her outstanding gift was loyalty to her friends...She was brilliantly clever, had a wonderful head for business...[78]
Music was one of her passions; in her youth she played the piano with Charles Hallé, and Jenny Lind and Clara Butt were among her personal friends.[10] Her determination to carry out a wide range of public duties won her widespread popularity.[79] She twice represented her mother at Drawing Rooms, where guests were instructed to present themselves to Helena as if they were presenting themselves to the Queen.[80]
Helena was closest to her brother, Prince Alfred, who considered her his favourite sister.[81] Though described by contemporaries as fearfully devoted to the Queen, to the point that she did not have a mind of her own, she actively campaigned for women's rights, a field the Queen abhorred.[82] Nevertheless, both she and Beatrice remained closest to the Queen, and Helena remained close to her mother's side until the latter's death. Her name was the last to be written in the Queen's seventy-year-old journal.[83]
Titles, styles, honours and arms[edit]
Titles and styles[edit]
- 25 May 1846 – 5 July 1866: Her Royal Highness The Princess Helena, Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchess of Saxony
- 5 July 1866 – 17 July 1917: Her Royal Highness Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, Princess of Great Britain and Ireland, Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, Duchess of Saxony
- 17 July 1917 – 9 June 1923: Her Royal Highness Princess Christian, Princess of Great Britain and Ireland
- 1 January 1878: Companion of the Order of the Crown of India[84]
- 29 April 1883: Member of the Royal Red Cross[10]
- 23 March 1896: Lady of Justice of the Venerable Order of St John[85]
- 10 February 1904: Member 2nd class of the Royal Family Order of King Edward VII
- 3 June 1911: Member 2nd class of the Royal Family Order of King George V
- 3 June 1918: Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire.[86]
In 1858, Helena and the three younger of her sisters were granted use of the royal arms, with an inescutcheon of the shield of Saxony, and differenced by a label of three points argent. On Helena's arms, the outer points bore roses gules, and the centre bore a cross gules. In 1917, the inescutcheon was dropped by royal warrant from George V.[87]
Prince and Princess Christian had six children, four of whom lived to adulthood. They had one grandchild, Valerie Marie zu Schleswig-Holstein, who died in 1953 as their final descendant.
Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
Prince Christian Victor Albert Louis Ernest Anton[88] | 14 April 1867 | 29 October 1900 | His mother's favourite son; died unmarried and without issue while serving in the Boer War |
Prince Albert John Charles Frederick Alfred George | 28 February 1869 | 27 April 1931 | Succeeded as head of the House of Oldenburg in 1921; had one illegitimate daughter, Valerie Marie zu Schleswig-Holstein. |
Princess Victoria Louise Sophia Augusta Amelia Helena, "Helena Victoria" | 3 May 1870 | 13 March 1948 | Never married. One of her last public appearances was at the wedding of the future Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh |
Princess Franziska Josepha Louise Augusta Marie Christina Helena, "Marie Louise"[89] | 12 August 1872 | 8 December 1956 | Married 1891; Prince Aribert of Anhalt; no issue; marriage was dissolved in 1900 |
Prince Frederick Christian Augustus Leopold Edward Harald[89] | 12 May 1876 | 20 May 1876 | Died an infant at eight days old |
An unnamed stillborn son | 7 May 1877 | 7 May 1877 | Stillborn |
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- ^ Dennison, p. 204
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- ^ Packard, p. 99
- ^ Van der Kiste, p. 61
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- ^ Van der Kiste, p. 180
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- ^ Marie Louise, pp. 195–196
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- Chomet, Seweryn, Helena: A Princess Reclaimed (Begell House, New York, 1999)
- Dennison, Matthew, The Last Princess: The Devoted Life of Queen Victoria's Youngest Daughter (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2007)
- Eilers, Marlene A., Queen Victoria's Descendants (Genealogical Publishing Company, 1987)
- Longford, Elizabeth, Victoria R. I. (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Second Edition 1987)
- Marie Louise (Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig-Holstein), My Memories of Six Reigns (Second edition, Penguin, Middlesex, 1959)
- Packard, Jerrold M., Victoria's Daughters (St Martin's Griffin, New York, 1998)
- Van der Kiste, John, Queen Victoria's Children (Sutton Publishing, Gloucester, 2006)
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CS: Because no matter what you give yourself 100 percent in front of 50 500 5000 people , just because of the size of the crowd doesn't mean you slack off.. It's all about giving them what they pay there tickets for
CS: I disagree strongly… she was awesome to work with, she was one of the boys and I would work with her any day, sunny was fun
CS: First of all it is interesting working with the bigger guys it was different as the respect issue I felt I got it from the fans which I always got it from them but I would have to work with the bigger guys a little bit more to gain there respect
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CS: As I said in my promo, I have had some hard feelings towards them.. DCW let me go, I felt it was unfair and the fans didn't like them and I showed that in DCW, hopefully they took notice… you yourself was there johnny Mikels, you heard the crowd go crazy when my music hit.
JM: yea I fef. Did dude
CS: Oh boy, well, its politics.. I don't know….. people are afraid of what I got to say, no one trust me, just another example of someone holding down the little guy….. I don't know pick one
CS: Well, I will say I did go in with a slight attitude and me and chance went at it like bats out of hell…..I got the same thing he did, he got one hell of a forearm….but you seen it was me that stayed in the match and did not go get medical treatment.. I got what you call determination, will power, and a lot of fight
CS: Everyone needs someone to watch your back sometimes, the lunatic army isn't always going to be around in full force, trixxie on the other hand is one hell of a worker, she's dedicated and she's someone I trust.. Enough said
CS: a lot, I'm the first one to hold it…I plan it on holding it for awhile, I don't plan on letting anybody take it away from me or the lunatic army, I don't plan to disappoint them as long as my body holds up I will hold that title
Cody Covey --- first of all a good friend, a great promoter, an all around good guy
Stomp----got so much energy, has learned a lot in a short time
Ace Montana ----Very interesting guy, very colorful
Ian Cross ---one hell of an athlete
Buddha----coming into his own, I'm proud of him
Sunny----gorgeous, one of the boys
Judge Gray Miller----part owner of covey pro, I defiantly respect the guy
Shawn Hardy ---love the guy to death, but I'm thinking there might be some trust issues
Scotty Astro--I want a one on one with this guy , I think we can do some amazing things
Trixxie Lynn---im very lucky to have her as my valet/manager, I mean come first time together we won a title, it must be fate
Chance Sevenfold----sorry he was that guy to represent DCW, I LOVE HIIM TO DEATH …..I esp. liked him as party boy
Rex Sterling ----it's about that time again, I can't wait I know were going to burn the house down
Andrew Steele----ask the Greensboro police department
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CS: Find a renowned school , train hard and make sure you have fun doing it….
CS: First and formost my girly tabbs, without her the crazii train will never had this much momentum, she makes sure were ready and safe.. Thank you baby,
Shawn, Cody, gray, & Stomp.. You guys are my brothers and arms, and you usually make what I do fun
All you guys are going to realize I am the guy your going to trust soon
Brit Brit life is hard keep swing mad love top you lunatic
Rodney ha you only went to one show but your with me every day, mad love to you broadie…
Davey Dave, Liana, Matt, FRC, and the rest of the lunatic army thank you guys, you guys know you keep me going
Johnny Fuckin Mikels, last but certainly not least … thank you bother hope you've had fun the last week … we work hard but play harder .. Keep that with you kid …..
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Maybe Souphie can help. In 12 days I will going on my 28th trip to Paris. Okay, my French is still virtually non-existent and my accent terrible, but after years of study, I know 99% of the dishes on the Carte and follow French dining customs and traditions as to ordering properly, eating the courses in the right order, not talking loudly, having my espresso after the dessert, etc.
My problem is that I often find myself in places popular with tourists and stuck away in the "American section," where I overhear comments like "what is terrine," "why no onion soup," 'it is too expensive," " I want a green salad," "I want coffee with cream right now," etc. The waiters in that section all speak perfect English and are very familiar with unknowledgeable diners. They even know that a steak cooked French medium is American rare, etc. and adjust the orders accordingly.
If I do not want this type of dining experience (which I always seem to get in 3-star places), I think it would be best for me to avoid certain currently trendy places with tourists like Astrance, Aux Lyonnais, any Ducasse, Roubuchon, etc.
What do you suggest? I am booked at Senderens and Grande Cascade, but I fear I may be running into what I do not want at both.
Last year I ate at Fables de a Fontaine, Relais Louis XIII, Gaya Rive Gauche, Allard, Chez Michel, Vaudeville, etc. The year before included Helene Darroze, Les Elyees at the Hotel Vernet (where we stayed), and Chiberta.
I like bistros and also love grand old-fashioned dining in luxury restaurants that use wine baskets, have large cheese selections, etc. What about Les Relais du Parc or Les Ormes? What do you suggest?
Eat late and ask for a table in the smoking section, not foolproof, but often results in you being seated in the "French" section of the restaurant. Unfortunately this trick has a limited time period as French restaurants become no smoking soon (next year?).
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Carre des FeuillantsI think Senderens is overpriced and overrated, though it did not appear to full of Americans when I was there.
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Les Ormes is small and lovely and not touristy. Also we enjoyed Dominique Bouchet and Hiramatsu very very much.
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22 Rue Surcouf, Paris, Île-de-France 75007, FRHiramatsu Restaurant
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I have only been to Paris once (back in September) and the only place we went where there were no other English speaking patrons was Louis Vins. I know that it has received a lot of mentions on this board, so perhaps I was just there on a "no tourist" night...but perhaps it is an option...
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Les Ormes is great! Not totally tourist free, but relatively so.
I don't have an answer, just a question I thought you might be able to answer. Was engaged in Paris at Place Vendome and had dinner to follow at Costes... going back for the holidays this year... should I pass on it this time? Have heard such horrible ratings as of lately.
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Re Costes: if you are still young, thin and dressed in black, Costes will still be an enjoyable experience. For better food, at a reasonable price, go across the street to Le Castiglione, one of our favorite bar/cafes.
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Went there once and also to l'Avenue, another Costes owned place. I was not impressed by the food at either, but the service was amusing in that I learned that the USA is not the only place that has air-head "starlet wanabee" waitresses. Instead of the really pro waiters so commonplace in Paris you get these pretty, but aloof and distracted girls who treat you with disdain if you are wearing a Savile Row bespoke suit instead of black Prada and are sans pony-tail, 3 days growth of beard and earrings. You can eat much better for 1/3 the price.
La Butte Chaillot is Guy Savoy's less expensive option. I found it quiet and very good. Not quite Michelin Starred quality and it's not a grand old-fashion dining experience or anything, but at least the food was very respectable and it wasn't touristy. Mostly locals seemed to be dining there.


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A theoretical analysis of the electret air-gap field-effect structure for sensor applications
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On 11/21/2011 02:31 AM, Sergei Shtylyov wrote: Hello. On 19-11-2011 1:30, David Daney wrote:From: David Daney<firstname.lastname@example.com>In the case of !CONFIG_HUGETLB_PAGE, in linux/hugetlb.h we have this definition:Missed it? Indeed, I could swear that I put '#define pmd_huge(x) 0' in that commit log, but it is not there. The string was even still highlighted in my editor. At this point I blame the 'git commit' command for erasing that line. David Daney The other huge page constants in the if(pmd_huge()) block are likewise defined, so we can get rid of the #ifdef CONFIG_HUGETLB_PAGE an let the compiler optimize this block away instead. Doing this the code has a much cleaner appearance.Signed-off-by: David Daney<email@example.com>WBR, Sergei |
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Unleashed small dogs
I took Lola (4.5mths old) for a walk last night around the neighborhood where we crossed 2 small unleashed dogs.
The first one,a boston terrier ignored his owner's call, walked up and started sniffing Lola non aggressively but the own was visibly panicked. He yelled all the dog and it pissed me off because I didn't want Lola to feel like she did anything wrong. A few houses later she was charged by a shih tzu that snapped at her while running circles around her. I stayed calm as it was 2 little kids out with the dog but I was pissed. I know this will happen again and I don\t want to come off as the mean neighborhood lady with the GSD. How should I handle a loose agressive dog next time. I;m not afraid of Lola getting hurt but one snap from her and their dog would be seriously injured. I'd love advice please.
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I'd rather be known as the mean old neighbor lady than have any loose dog harassing my dog ... my first allegiance is to protecting my dog.
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You don't have to scare your dog when you tell someone to put his dog on a leash or not to let their dogs run loose.
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12-18-2012, 08:24 AM | #6 (permalink) |
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Oh, I did tell them all of the above but I mean, what do I do physically to stop the small dog from getting at my dog short of kicking it ?
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I have the worst problem with those small dogs!! Around here they usually have no training, lunge, and challenge our dogs.
Thankfully, the neighbors have realized they need to avoid our two reactive gsdogs. We now sit and treat our dogs when a little walks by.
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I think it's good to associate it as much as possible with good things - carrying treats to mark her good behavior, then keep you in front of your dog/away from them and keep walking.
You can also sternly tell the dog to go home. Obviously if big, threatening dogs were approaching, you'd need to take a different role, but it's good for our dogs to learn how to deal w/these things well and it sounds like your girl does. I have a dog who sounds like Regan in the Exorcist when he sees a strange dog approaching... |
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Check your laws. I had the same problem when I moved. I had so many small dogs running around my neighborhood off leash or wasn't funny. They are ALL aggressive and they are all Chihuahuas. One bit my dog and to protect me, my dog, and the other dog I had to call animal control. Cause it originally snapped at me first.
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I'll sweep out a leg and kick the dog, or shove it, or what ever it takes to keep it off my dog. But I try not to let my dog see ME react to the other dog. My reaction to the threat will dictate how my dog reacts. If I start screaming or scolding or shouting, it will cause my dog to react. I want my dog to ignore. A bigger dog will cause a different reaction from me. That all depends on the size of the threat to my dog. If I don't feel I can safely ignore the dog and utilize the distraction as a training tool, then I will go into defense mode. My focus and my responsibility is for my dog. I don't worry about what other folks will think, or if I make Suzie Dog Walker mad because I kicked her dog. I won't engage in a shouting match with the owner. If I do, I'm teaching my dog NOT to ignore but to react.
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2009 Draft: #2 Grant Green (9-22-08)
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#1 Stephen Strasburg, RHSP, San Diego State, (20), 6-5/220
#2 Grant Green, SS, USC, (21), 6-3/180
#3 Aaron Crow, RHSP, Fort Worth Cats, (22), 6-2/200
#4 Alex White, RHSP, UNC, (20), 6-3/195
#5 Dustin Ackley, 1B/CF, UNC, (21) 6-1/185
#6 Tyler Matzek, LHSP, H.S (CA)
#7 Kyle Gibson, RHSP, Missouri
#8 Matthew Purke, LHSP, H.S. (TX)
#9 Donovan Tate, OF, H.S. (GA)
#10 Mike Minor, LHSP, Vanderbilt
This is 'Part 2' in a ten-part series, and below I'll preview #2 overall prospect, Grant Green:
#2... Grant Green, Shortstop, USC, (21), 6-3/180
The excitement is building for the USC shortstop, as comparisons to Troy Tulowitzki and Evan Longoria have begun to circulate. The toolsy Green may eventually attain their lofty status', but for now he needs to continue to show improvement, carrying over a great run in the Cape Cod Summer League.
At 6-3/180, Green is a tall and athletic SS, and though a shade on the thin side, he'll add weight/strength as he matures. Grant turned on the scouts during his freshman campaign, eliciting Freshman All-American honors, and then he really turned it up a notch this past year (sophomore season), when he hit .390, with 9 HR's, 46 RBI and 10 SB's, all in 205 AB's.
Green has very good range and a good arm and should stay at SS for many years to come, but he'll need to do better than the subpar 17 errors in 41 games this summer. However, in my brief chat with his Cape Cod (Chatham A's) manager, John Schiffner, I was told that the grounds are rough and that Green was getting to a lot of balls that most SS's couldn't. Schiffner compares Green to Evan Longoria, whom he also managed, and loves the kid. A move to third down the road is not out of the question, as he adds weight and loses range. Green has good power potential and a good eye at the plate, and a big help to his accolades rest in his stellar performance in the wood bat Cape this past summer, where he hit .348, with 6 HR's, 21 RBI, went 10/13 in SB's, walked 28 times, struck out 38, and had a line of .348/.451/.547/.998, all in 161 AB's.
If Green carries over his efforts from the Cape, and has the year everyone thinks he is capable of, then he is on his way to being taken in the first few selections in the 2009 draft.Last edited by Greg Pappas; 06-09-2009 at 11:44 AM.
I really want him in the draft. I just find it hard to believe that a SS with this much buzz will still be there at pick 5 or 6. I hope I am wrong and all the pitchers on your list are lights out this season.
We absolutely have to get this guy EVEN if we get a SS prospect in a trade this offseason.
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Would loosing the rest of the games get us in position to get Green?
He looks like he is going to be very good, and as a college player he will be ready to step in sooner rather than later.
He looks great. I love him as a draftee. I don't think he's "Tulowitzki good" on defense and I don't think he's "Longoria good" at the plate, but I think he can be a very good ML SS and he's a great blend of talent. He's certainly one of the top three position players in the draft and probably the best college position player by a decent margin.
Good post...
He's not Tulo defensively, but still good, and few are as good as Longoria at the plate... but Green is really good also.
He will be a very good ML SS, we agree again.
Green and Ackley are close in the talent dept., as is the tooly HS'er Donovan Tate... but Green plays the more important position, so I rate him a slight edge at the moment.
I have Green and Tate almost identical in grades, with Green behind in speed. I give the slightest nod to Green on the draft board only because he's a SS in a very thin class and should stay there as a MLer. I think Tate is the better package, overall. Since I think Davidson can stay at 3b (maybe I'm in the minority, I don't know), his plus-plus power may put him above Tate for me, as well. Ackley is behind those three for me until I see him healthy this year (he looked solid in the Cape League this summer). My guess is I have him above both Davidson and Tate come May.
Top Five Position Players as of Today for Me (because I like lists):
1. Grant Green, SS
2. Matt Davidson, 3B/1B
3. Donovan Tate, OF
4. Dustin Ackley, OF/1B
5. Luke Bailey, C (Lots bunched up after those top 4, but I'll go with Bailey since he's okay behind the plate and I have him 60/60 offensively)
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Personally, I like Ackley...
Hmm... We know the O's have need for SS and 1B in the next few years... (Sorry JTrea.. I just don't think we're signing Tex) so it's highly possible we could get at least 1 of them although I'd prefer Green.
What is the likelihood if we pick 5 that one of these 2 are available? (In other words, what are other teams needs picking ahead of us) And what's the likelihood one of them is available and we pick a pitcher instead?
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As much as Green seems like our perfect pick since the O's are really weak at SS, I wouldn't be dissappointedin getting Alex White who I think will be a #1 starter. Greg I watched a couple of Wareham Gateman and was really impressed with Brandon Workman(pitcher from Texas). What areyour thoughts on him?
Workman isn't eligible for the draft until 2010...
The 6-5/220 right hander has a big fastball but was shaky in his freshman campaign for the University of Texas. He was a former third-round choice in '07 by the Phillies after a great 4 year run at Bowie HS in Texas.
He's a guy to watch this coming season and hopefully we'll talk about him again this time next year.
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Light scattering characterization of mitochondrial aggregation in single cells
Optics Express, Vol. 17, Issue 16, pp. 13381-13388 (2009)
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Three dimensional finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) simulations are employed to show that light scattering techniques may be used to infer the mitochondrial distributions that exist within single biological cells. Two-parameter light scattering plots of the FDTD light scattering spectra show that the small angle forward scatter can be used to differentiate the case of a random distribution of mitochondria within a cell model from that in which the mitochondria are aggregated to the nuclear periphery. Fourier transforms of the wide angle side scatter spectra show a consistent highest dominant frequency, which may be used for size differentiation of biological cells with distributed mitochondria.
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(000.1430) General : Biology and medicine
(000.4430) General : Numerical approximation and analysis
(170.1530) Medical optics and biotechnology : Cell analysis
(170.1610) Medical optics and biotechnology : Clinical applications
(290.0290) Scattering : Scattering
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Original Manuscript: November 21, 2008
Revised Manuscript: June 1, 2009
Manuscript Accepted: July 15, 2009
Published: July 20, 2009
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Xuan-Tao Su, Kirat Singh, Wojciech Rozmus, Christopher Backhouse, and Clarence Capjack, "Light scattering characterization of mitochondrial aggregation in single cells," Opt. Express 17, 13381-13388 (2009)
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