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The Rendezvous International Wine Bar, which occupies a small space next to a parking garage in Yorkville, is the brainchild of self-proclaimed "El Señor del Vino," (Gentleman of Wine) Carlos Ramirez who fell in love with a wide variety of wines during his travels around the globe. The outcome of this love takes the form of the elegant wine bar, Le Rendezvous, which offers an assortment of wines sourced from both the traditional and not so traditional wine producing regions of the world. The menu at Le Rendezvous also offers a few small eats like a freshly made Guacamole and an excellent crab dip for those patrons who enjoy nibbling as they imbibe. -Anjeeta Nayar
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Senior guard Kristin DesRocher paced Chapmanville with 18 points. Hillary Hainer had 11.
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The Swiss company, which currently occupies properties in Fullerton and Costa Mesa, will consolidate its operations into a 159,943-square-foot building with manufacturing, distribution and office space at 5665 Corporate Ave.
Financial terms of the 10-year lease were not disclosed, but Garrett McClelland, a broker with Jones Lang LaSalle Inc., confirmed that the price is north of $10 million.
Cavotec is expected to move in by October after the owner has completed work on the office space.
The move is an upgrade for the company, which has occupied about 90,000 square feet combined at its two current Orange County facilities.
McClelland said Cavotec opted to move because there are signs that the market is improving and prices may begin to rise.
"They want to capitalize on the market right now," he said. "They thought this was a great opportunity to get a location with a great corporate image."
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- 2 clove(s) garlic peeled
- 1 sprig(s) thyme plus 3 tsp fresh thyme leaves divided
- 2 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter, divided
- 3 leeks white and pale green parts only halved lengthwise, thinly sliced crosswise
- kosher salt
- 2 pound(s) russet potatoes peeled thinly sliced
- 1 pound(s) celery root peeled thinly sliced
- 2 cup(s) grated Gruyere cheese
- freshly ground pepper
- Preheat to 350 degrees. Heat cream, garlic, and thyme spring in a medium saucepan just until bubbles begging to form around edge of pan. Remove from heat and set aside to steep.
- Melt 1 Tbsp butter in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add leeks season with salt and cook, stirring often, until tender (do not brown). 10-12 minutes. Transfer to bowl and set aside.
- Butter a 3 qt gratin dish with remaining 1 Tbsp of butter. Layer 1/3 of potao slices and 1/3 celery root slices evenly over bottom of baking dish. Cover with 1/3 of the leeks, then 1/3 gruyere. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and tsps thyme leaves.Repeat layers twice more. Strain cream mixture into a medium pitchcher and pour over vegetables.
- Set gratin dis on a large rimmed baking sheet and coer tightly with foil. Bake for 1 hour. Carefully remove foil: continue baking until top is ogled brown and sauce is bubbliing, 25-30 minutes. DO AHEAD: Can be made 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room reptant with foil and rewarm in a 300 degree oven until hot, about 20 minutes.
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Grayson County residents Tyler Skaggs and Katelyn Burkhead will be in Tacloban in the Phillipines from March 7-17 to aid in the typhoon relief effort and do mission work through the non-profit organization Global Expeditions.
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Greg Hatton Handmade Furniture
I just heard about Australian furniture and landscape designer Greg Hatton because one of his photos popped up on the main page over at Pinterest.
Side note: I love seeing birch logs in fireplaces stacked, standing… it's gorgeous. I keep thinking that I need to buy a "faux" fireplace so I have an excuse to display birch logs. :) But it needs to be vintage or something like this (though I'd need to tile it or paint it inside to give it a more authentic vibe). I digress…
Now back to the wonderful world of Greg Hatton. Once you start browsing his website, you may recognize his willow bench and birch headboard from Sibella Court's recent book, Etcetera Etc. Greg also goes by Twiggy, a name that is not only very sweet I think but best describes his rustic furniture and lighting.
I know it's just a close up of wood, but I had to include this picture – to me it's just gorgeous. I'd love to tack this on my inspiration board. The texture is lovely – so simple and pure.
His work is very casual and free-spirited which, I think, best highlights the natural materials that he uses. I've shown just a tiny glimpse of his work, you can see more on his website or in his Flickr album maintained by his studio assistant, Leila. So inspiring!
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Heidi commented
September 9th, 2010 at 4:48pm
love love his stuff! and love Birch logs. I think it goes back to my childhood where we had a bunch of birch trees on the side of our property that my sisters used to play around. there is something peaceful about birch logs. sorry about the digression…so glad you featured Greg!
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Trina commented
September 9th, 2010 at 5:12pm
I love the rustic natural look paired with white. So gorgeous. That totally reminded me that I have some birch wood somewhere in the yard I need to bring inside.
xo trina
Tabitha (From Single to Married) commented
September 9th, 2010 at 5:21pm
LOVE that blue chair~ too bad it's probably not "kid friendly" :)
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Dee commented
September 9th, 2010 at 6:16pm
Anyone know where the blue chair is from? I love it.
Cynthia commented
September 9th, 2010 at 7:38pm
Anyone know where the gray/orange rug in the first picture is from?
Kate @ Songs Kate Sang commented
September 9th, 2010 at 7:52pm
Oh wow. The birch logs in the fireplace?! I have never seen those before.
I love it!
Christine commented
September 9th, 2010 at 8:12pm
I totally agree with you, I LOVE that birch photo the texture is incredible!
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Blakley commented
September 9th, 2010 at 8:38pm
I am with the others – blue chair? Where fore art thou found?
Cecilie commented
September 9th, 2010 at 9:00pm
Thank you so much for the like to Car Möbel. I am Danish but currently living in Bonn and I am trying to redecorate to suit a need I have to simply our interior design. That is, however, easier said than done in Germany, as I struggle to find things I like. Would you consider a trip to Bonn in order to help out with decorating ideas ;o)
Cecilie commented
September 9th, 2010 at 9:19pm
Thank you, Holly. I hope one day my decorating project comes together for me – at the moment it seems that I am struggling.
Cecilie commented
September 9th, 2010 at 9:39pm
Holly, that would be amazing. Picking your brain on shops and possibly ideas for my home would be an honour. You would be more than welcome. If you are serious about it send me an email and let us make a plan.
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September 10th, 2010 at 1:58am
Great!! Everything is so beautiful…
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julie commented
September 10th, 2010 at 2:45am
The blue Featherston chair has me weak at the knees Holly! I do love the log side tables as well.
For those wanting to know about the blue chair – it is by Australian designer Grant Featherston design, part of the Contour series of chairs designed in the 1950's. I myself have two dining chairs from the contour series and they are my favourite thing in the world :)
Featherston chairs are currently manufactured under licence in Australia by Gordon Mather Industries, (http://www.gordonmatherindustries.com) and more recently replicas have been introduced onto the market which kind of makes me sad. The original chairs produced in the 50's are very valuable and sought after these days. The chair above looks like a more modern version, considering the type of wood used for the legs.
I did a post a few weeks ago about my fantasy of finding a Featherston chair in a hard rubbish collection (dreaming!) and features a few more pictures of his designs, if you are interested you can find it here:
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Mandi commented
September 10th, 2010 at 6:49am
The chair is a Featherston contour chair (or replica). I might give my eye teeth for one, if presented the opportunity! Swoon.
janis - pinecone camp commented
September 10th, 2010 at 6:09pm
I've always wanted a Featherston chair, and one day we will!
That room is so calm and pretty, I would love to pop myself into right now.
Greg Hatton, is a very talented guy. I've only recently discovered him myself.
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Sara commented
September 11th, 2010 at 3:48pm
Love it all!!
We have logs stacked vertically in our faux fireplace (it's larger, so they are held together with some rustic twine)…only it's driftwood from nearby Lake Erie in stead of birch logs. Love the birch, though-so gorgeous!
Molly commented
September 11th, 2010 at 10:59pm
I love Gregs stuff and am dreaming of owing some of his pieces. It would be difficult to get them to my part of the world, so I will be dreaming for now. Thanks for writing about him!
I follow your blog and love it. I visit 3x a week and it always inspires me. Reading your thoughts on getting a fake fire place and making it look like a vintage one upsets me. I think you either find something original or you do without. Faking new objects to look old is never a good idea. It makes a home look like a Disney theme park! It looks fun and inviting okay from a distance but is tacky when you take a close look.
Leila Sanderson commented
September 12th, 2010 at 8:05am
Hi Holly and Hi everyone! I've been a little behind on my blogging recently so I only just spotted this today! I'm so proud that you've featured Greg on your blog Holly – thank you so much and thank you all for your lovely comments. The Featherston chair has always been a talking point – unfortunately it dosnt belong to Greg or myself but I can tell you all its an original! Please feel free to drop by and say hello if anyone is ever in Melbourne – we love visitors! X
Erin commented
October 5th, 2010 at 9:36pm
I'm also wondering where the gray/orange rug in the first picture is from? Love it!
John commented
October 7th, 2010 at 8:10am
I am stunned! I am an editor of a furniture site yet I think this is one kills me. And the willow bench I think is very stylish, I would love to have something like that at my porch!
I enjoyed dropping by this blog. More power to everyone!
Mark commented
June 8th, 2011 at 4:24pm
Great post!
Lisette Mensink commented
January 25th, 2012 at 5:49pm
Love your posts!
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January 25th, 2012 at 5:49pm
Love your site!
Mark commented
October 22nd, 2012 at 11:39pm
Hey – just wanted to leave a message to say that I really like the furniture on your blog. Such a great range of diverse pieces.
Your blog is also really great! So much information!
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Drag-flick specialist Sandeep Singh and defender Sardara Singh have been left out after they failed to attend the selection trials, which were held in New Delhi on April 4 and 5, as they are playing in the Belgian League. The duo did not take NOC from HI to play in a foreign league.
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Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
i've recently installed a fc4 on my new box, but i keep getting freezes. When i switch to text-konsole with Strg-Alt-F1 everything still works, when i press Strg-Alt-F7 to get back to my X-window the PC freezes. I get a dark screen, and the computer doesnt react to keypresses or pings anymore.
The problem seems to be related to nvidia, because when i use the nv-drver it doesnt happen. There are no log-errors i found, and i couldnt find anything with google sofar (i only found this forum :)
My System
Asus A8N-E bios 1008 (newest)
newest nvidia-driver
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Im really desperated, and would apreciate any help,
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
Please post a bug report. Also, are you certain that the system is fully locking up, and not just X? Can you ssh/telnet to the system? If not, are you able to setup a serial console?
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How do i create a bug-report on a frozen System?
When i press Caps-Lock, the Caps-Lock-LED on the keyboard doesnt react, and i cant ping or ssh to the computer anymore.
I dont have a serial console, but i dont understand, why a serial console would work when it doesnt even react to pings.
I just tried if it still executes cronjobs when frozen, but it doesnt. So it seems the system is really crashed, not only X.
Any Ideas what this could be?
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
I created a logfile while the system is still running, maybe it helps:
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
Your bug report doesn't contain anything related to the crash. If you're going to generate a bug report for this issue, it has to be before you restart X after a crash.
Does this problem reproduce if you remove 'vga=788' from grub.conf and reboot?
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
Ok, i did the following: edit /etc/inittab to get default runlevel 3, then switched to console and back to F7. This time it didnt crash, and i was really surprised. I did Strg-Alt-F1 and Strg-Alt-F7 again and it crashed. So it doesnt happen in 100% of the cases but in 95% of the times i try.
Then i rebooted, and ran the tool to create the logfile. I dont know where to look, but i dont see any crash-related stuff either. But i think the system dies immidiatly when i press Strg-Alt-F7, so no time to save anything to disk.
The vga-option doesnt have any effect, actually i put it there to see if it helps, but it didnt help either. Here is the link to the new logfile.
I really thank you for trying to help me, im rather desperated because i cant find a fix for it.
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
I'm not really seeing much that is suspicious in the bug report other than this:
pcie_portdrv_probe->Dev[005d:10de] has invalid IRQ. Check vendor BIOS
Are you able to setup a serial console? I suspect that you're hitting some kind of kernel panic or Oops when the system locks up, and getting the output would help to pinpoint what might be going wrong.
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
What exactly is a serial console? is it a device that you put to the serial port? why would that still work after the crash, while cron and sshd dont work anymore?
And i already checked, there are nor updates for my card.
Nothing left to do? I would hate to install another distribution just because it doesnt work with fedora core...
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
Because the serial console doesn't require additional drivers to function, its built into the kernel. A serial console should capture kernel messages when the system locks up.
Setting up a serial console is not difficult, however it requires a 2nd system, as well as a serial cable (also known as a null modem cable).
Attach the serial cable to the serial ports of the two systems.
On your target system, add the following additional kernel parameters:
console=ttyS0,9600 console=tty0
On the 2nd system, you can use 'screen' to capture the serial output:
screen /dev/ttyS0
Note that I referenced the first serial port, /dev/ttyS0, in my examples above. You can grep dmesg output for ttyS to see if your systems are using a different serial port.
If everything is setup correctly, you should see the boot time output in the serial
console, and then you should also be able to capture any kernel messages that are generated when the system crashes.
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
I have a second system, but i dont have a serial cable... i'll try to borrow/buy one and come back.
It wasnt easy to find one, but big universities tend to have huge storage-rooms with old computer hardware, it was amazing how many strange cables exist. I never saw a Connector Serial<->Monitor before...
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
Hm, somehow it doesnt work. I pluged in the cable into both serial ports. Both serialports are /dev/ttyS0, and i added the line to the grub.conf.
But when i do screen /dev/ttyS0 on the second system i get a white screen, and nothing appears there when i boot. The cable seems to be ok, at least all the pins are connected to each other.
What could be wrong, and how can i find out, whats wrong?
Re: Crashes with 6600GT when changing konsole
Are you sure that there's only one serial port for both systems? What do you get from running 'dmesg | grep ttyS' ?
Also, are you sure that the serial ports on both systems are not turned off in the BIOS?
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Surgical instrument, particularly a surgical retractor, for use in harvesting saphenous veins for use in coronary bypass operations. The retractor includes a handle, a retractor blade member including first and second limbs which define a view area axis, and a light source coupled to the retractor blade member for directing light away from the handle and away from the view area. The retractor may be inserted into a surgical wound to illuminate the surgical field. In use, the surgical retractor may be manipulated by a physician and can be used to expose sections of the vein and to facilitate blunt dissection along the length of the vein.
1. A surgical instrument comprising:
a handle having a distal end and a proximal end;
a retractor blade member including a first limb and a second limb said member for insertion into a surgical wound, said retractor blade attached to said distal end of said handle, said retractor blade member extending in a direction away from said handle, whereby a view area axis is defined between said first and second limbs substantially parallel to the plane defined by said first and second limbs;
a light source coupled to said retractor blade for directing light away from said handle and away from said view area;
at least one conductor for coupling power to said retractor blade;
said light source coupled to said retractor blade.
2. The instrument of claim 1 further comprising:
a power source coupled to said handle.
3. The instrument of claim 1 further comprising:
a switch coupled to said handle for controlling said light source.
4. The instrument of claim 1 further comprising:
one or more batteries located within said handle forming a power source for said light source.
5. The instrument of claim 1 wherein said retractor blade comprises:
a first electrically conductive member forming a first limb;
a second electrically conductive member forming a second limb;
said first and second members electrically isolated from each other and each coupled to said light source for conducting power to said light source.
6. The instrument of claim 5 further comprising:
web coupled to said retractor blade for positioning said light source.
7. The instrument of claim 1 further comprising:
a remote power source for connection to said handle, for powering said light source.
The present invention relates generally to surgical instruments and more particularly to a surgical retractor well suited to harvesting saphenous veins for use in coronary bypass operations.
Harvesting segments of the saphenous vein from the leg is a surgical procedure associated with coronary artery surgery. In general, segments of the patient's saphenous vein are removed, divided and repositioned in the coronary arterial system to improve coronary blood flow.
Early harvesting techniques involved conventional surgical cut down and open dissection of the leg to harvest the vein. In general less invasive procedures are preferred and several surgical devices have been developed to facilitate this procedure. See for example the "Mini Harvest" system manufactured by U.S. Surgical Corp. and the "VasoView" system manufactured by Origin as well as U.S. Pat. No. 5,667,480 to Knight et al. In general these systems are relatively complex and cumbersome in use although they are preferred over open dissection.
In contrast to the prior art, the surgical retractor of the present invention is an easily manipulated illuminated device for insertion into the surgical wound to illuminate the surgical field. In use the device is manipulated by the physician and can be used to expose sections of the vein and it may be used to facilitate blunt dissection along the length of the vein. In operation the device can be used to simultaneously retract tissue and illuminate the surgical field at the same location. The illustrated embodiments of the device include a light source located near the distal tip of the retractor with an integral or remote power source of the light source.
Throughout the several views of the drawing identical reference numerals refer to equivalent structural elements, wherein:
FIG. 1 is an illustrative view of the surgical retractor; and,
FIG. 2 is an illustrative view of the surgical retractor.
FIG. 1 shows a side view of an embodiment of the surgical instrument 10. A handle 12 is provided to receive the hand of the physician. A power source is provided and is illustrated by a pair of batteries illustrated in the figure by battery 14 and battery 16 which may be located inside of the handle 12. In this embodiment the proximal end of the handle 12 includes a switch assembly 18 which can be used to turn on the light source 22 or lamp.
A retractor blade 20 is anchored at the distal end of the handle 12. In general this retractor blade lies in a single plane and bends "away" from the handle 12. Near the distal tip of the retractor blade 20 is a lamp 22 or other source of illumination. In the embodiment shown in the drawing a single incandescent bulb is shown mounted on a web 24 spanning the distance between the first limb 26 and the second limb 28 of the retractor blade 20. In general it is best to mount the bulb such that the cone of illumination 30 is directed away from the handle 12. In use this illumination source directs light into the surgical field surrounding and defined by the distal tip of the retractor blade.
FIG. 2 shows an end view of the surgical instrument 10. In this view the two members 26 and 28 can been seen forming conductors for the light source 22. The web 24 can been seen spanning the distance between the two members. In general the web 24 is formed from a plastic material and the web adds mechanical strength to support the two members 26 and 28. The circuit to the power source is completed by suitable wiring 32 which couples the member 26 conductor to a battery 16. A complimentary wire 34 couples member 28 to the switch assembly 18.
The user with line of sight along line 35 from eye position 37 observes the surgical field between the two limbs 26 and limb 28. The line 35 forms an axis which lies in the plane defined by the two limb members 26 and 28.
Although a preferred embodiment of the instrument has been shown there are a number of variations that should considered within the scope of the claims. For, example the members 26 and 28 are shown as solid wire forms but alternate cross section forms are practical including square and rectangular shapes. However or tubular shape may be used as well. Although the inclusion of the power source in the handle is preferred for disposable versions of the device it should be clear that a remote power supply could be coupled to the handle via connector 36 to power the light source 22 from a remote supply (not shown). In a similar fashion the switch may take any conventional form or may be integrated into a remote power pack. The "bend" of the retractor blade 20 is acute with respect to the handle as indicated by angle A but other angular relationships are operable as well. For example the handle could be a reusable element with removable and disposable retractor blades temporally attached or coupled to the handle. The use of the members 26 and 28 as the conductors is preferred but separate wires may be used to deliver power to the light source 22.
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In the final scene of My Architect, Nathaniel Kahn's 2003 documentary about discovering his father Louis I. Kahn (1901-74) through his architecture, Nathaniel stands in the National Assembly building in Dhaka, Bangladesh, speaking to Shamsul Wares, a local architect who knew Kahn and claims that the building gave his country democracy. No one who watches as the camera pans over the massive concrete drums and cubes reflected in shimmering water can be left without an urgent desire to be there.
And so, years later, I traveled to Dhaka, including visits to two other capital cities on the subcontinent whose main structures I knew well, but only graphically, from exhibitions at London's Hayward Gallery: New Delhi from "Lutyens"; and Chandigarh from "Le Corbusier: Architect of the Century." Seeing these buildings today, in an urban context, with their accumulated history and cultural overtones, has revealed to me how, beyond style and grandeur, this architecture has become symbolically integrated into each community. Being there made all the difference.
In his effort to preserve the troubled union of East and West Pakistan that followed the 1947 partition of India, Ayub Khan, the military ruler of Pakistan, sought to create two equal capitals with alternating parliamentary sessions. Dhaka, the provincial capital of the east, was already fomenting under pressure to adopt Urdu as the official language and from military skirmishes aimed at crushing a growing nationalism. A projected National Assembly building gave them hope for independence.
After being turned down by Le Corbusier and Alvar Aalto, the Public Works Department contacted Louis Kahn, suggested by the Bengali architect Muzharul Islam, who had met Kahn during his studies at Yale and who was already one of Dhaka's prominent Modernists with his College of Arts and Crafts. In 1962, Kahn accepted, and he came to Dhaka from Philadelphia for the first time the following year. While a more extensive plan was initially envisioned, the built elements consist of the octagonal concrete parliamentary citadel separated by calm waters from massive, fortress like brick hostels, originally intended for traveling MPs, and a hospital. The complex, which possesses the richness of ancient marble and sandstone monuments, was completed in 1983—but not without interruption. The 1971 civil war that created Bangladesh halted construction temporarily, and after Kahn's death in 1974, his associates oversaw the completion of the work.
Dhaka, with a current population of 15 million, is teeming with markets in the old quarters along the Buriganga River. The streets, permanently congested, resound with a cacophony of horns and bells as thousands of green auto-rickshaws shoot in and out like threads weaving a jacquard pattern. At its calm center rises the National Assembly building at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar (The Tiger of Bengal City), in a park Kahn designed with avenues of trees bordering the water and parterres of marigolds, the ubiquitous flower of the subcontinent.
The symmetrical array of round and cubic towers, with their vertical slits and triangular, circular, and square apertures that admit shaded light to the interiors, recalls the simplicity of forms Kahn collected in his 1950s travel sketches—of, say, the Acropolis walls—that served to suffuse his Modernism with classical humanism. The central cluster of four cylindrical forms containing the prayer hall is set slightly askew in order to face Mecca. On closer inspection, one can see how each five-foot segment of reinforced concrete (the predetermined limit) is separated from the next by a thin slab of white marble alternating between a flush edge and a narrow ledge to articulate a small shadow effect.
This monumental structure was handmade by workers, including women, who carried baskets of concrete on their heads to pour into forms. As I walked through the building with Shamsul Wares, he told me that Kahn would find irregularities in the workmanship but accepted them in good spirit.
As a master of layering light, Kahn draws it through seven layers of interior walls through additional circular and crescent openings bridged by Piranesi-style crisscrossing staircases. As the once crisp outside light is drawn through the building and its cavernous circular corridors 11-stories high, it becomes more diffuse at the same time that the eye adjusts to its new level. In the assembly hall itself, where the two major parties debate, natural light from clerestory windows above is modulated by a concrete parasol stretched over the octagonal oculus.
A small group viewing the chamber with me was suddenly moved to sing the Bengali national anthem, written by the Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. It was a sacred moment.
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Recurrent occipital seizures misdiagnosed as status migrainosus.
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Periictal headache is commonly reported in patients with epilepsy and often exhibits migraine features. Misdiagnosis is frequent since visual seizures may often be misinterpreted as visual aura of migraine. We herein describe a 35-year-old woman with recurrent occipital seizures, clinically presenting with intractable headache. EEG monitoring was crucial in order to reach the correct diagnosis.
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A prolonged seizure or seizures repeated frequently enough to prevent recovery between episodes occurring over a period of 20-30 minutes. The most common subtype is generalized tonic-clonic status epilepticus, a potentially fatal condition associated with neuronal injury and respiratory and metabolic dysfunction. Nonconvulsive forms include petit mal status and complex partial status, which may manifest as behavioral disturbances. Simple partial status epilepticus consists of persistent motor, sensory, or autonomic seizures that do not impair cognition (see also EPILEPSIA PARTIALIS CONTINUA). Subclinical status epilepticus generally refers to seizures occurring in an unresponsive or comatose individual in the absence of overt signs of seizure activity. (From N Engl J Med 1998 Apr 2;338(14):970-6; Neurologia 1997 Dec;12 Suppl 6:25-30)
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"Bank stocks could rally into earnings before stalling the rest of the summer given concerns over the macro picture and net interest margin pressure," O'Connor writes in a report published Friday. However, he believes bank stocks will finish above current prices by year-end, due to "hopefully improving capital markets, more political certainty, and hopefully less of an impact from Europe." Here are more details on his top three picks for the quarter.
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19 May 2011 22:18 [Source: ICIS news]
HOUSTON (ICIS)--The market can expect a rollover in the US June methanol contract unless crude prices drop significantly, buyers said on Thursday.
The monthly contract range has been perched at 126-128 cents/gal for the past four months as energy prices have seesawed. Front-month natural gas futures have declined about 6% since early February, while crude futures have increased 7%.
Months of listless trading in the spot market have cooled the arguments of sources who often push for contract reductions based on energy prices. One buyer said a rollover was just a better bet right now.
"That's my best guess," a buyer said.
Spot prices currently range from 107-108 cents/gal.
Methanex and Southern Chemical Company (SCC) historically have set the monthly North American contract methanol range with their nominations.
NYMEX front-month crude futures closed at $98.44/bbl, down by 9% compared with $108.15/bbl a month ago.
Methanol prices, as with many petrochemicals, tend to track crude values over the long term.
($1 = €0.70)
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