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Rodong Sinmun Lauds Kim Il Sung's Exploits for National Reunification
|Pyongyang, July 8 (KCNA) -- The history of President Kim Il Sung's revolutionary leadership was a great one in which he dedicated his all to one Korea, says Rodong Sinmun Tuesday in an article.
Under the critical situation where the 38th Parallel divided Korea into two parts and the north and the south were taking completely different paths after its liberation, Kim Il Sung made a scientific clarification of the root cause of the country's division and the essence of the issue of national reunification.
He provided the three charters for national reunification, thus laying a solid foundation for enabling all the Koreans in the north, the south and abroad to put an end to the interference of outsiders and hasten the independent reunification of the country as a driving force for national reunification.
Thanks to his energetic leadership, the historic July 4 joint statement was finally published in Pyongyang and Seoul on July 4, Juche 61 (1972) simultaneously, the keynote of which was the three principles of national reunification. This was fully supported and hailed by the public at home and abroad.
He confirmed that the mode of achieving reunification by federal formula of our style was to establish the Democratic Federal Republic of Koryo on the three principles of independence, peaceful reunification and great national unity.
The ten-point programme of the great unity of the whole nation set forth by him is a political programme which should be certainly taken as the guidelines for strengthening the driving force of national reunification by achieving the unity of all Koreans.
The undying exploits he performed by rallying all Koreans under the banner of the great national unity and developing the movement for the country's reunification into a nation-wide patriotic struggle will shine long along with the history of the nation.
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If everything you know about Germany comes from the history channel then you are missing out.
Germany is one of the most enriched, beautiful, friendly countries in the world and is a must for travelers.
Read on to find the out what wonders await you in this historic land.
- Neuschwanstein Castle (The Fairy-Tale Castle) - Rising from the Bavarian woods this beautiful castle is the blueprint for Disneyland's Sleeping Beauty Castle.
- Berlin Wall - On August 13, 1961 the cityscape of Berlin changed along with the minds of the whole world. The Berlin Wall, built to stop East Berliners escaping symbolized the division of the world into two hostile camps; today the remainder stands as a symbol of how we can overcome.
- Sylt and the other German Islands - Most don't think of islands when speaking of Germany but with picturesque lighthouses, laid-back atmosphere, great surf and serenity, these islands are a must for scenery and relaxation.
- Aachen Cathedral - Completed in stages between the 8th and 19th, the Aachen Cathedral reflects all the aesthetic tendencies ever adopted throughout ages. Inspired by the churches of the Eastern Holy Roman Empire, it is the oldest cathedral in northern Europe and is frequently referred to as the "Imperial Cathedral". For 600 years, from 936 to 1531, the Aachen chapel was the church of coronation for 30 German kings and 12 queens.
- Upper Middle Rhine Valley - With over 30 castles, fortresses, and palaces it is well worth the drive or even better cruise along the Rhine River. A significant transport routes in Europe, the Middle Rhine Valley has always facilitated the transition of culture between the Mediterranean and the north.
- Cologne Cathedral - The cathedral is the largest Gothic church in Northern Europe and has the second-tallest spires and largest façade of any church in the world. The Cologne Cathedral or Dom, is on the UNESCO World Heritage list took around 600 years to complete.
- Trier - This oldest German town with 2000 years of history; Trier was home to six Roman emperors and has therefore inherited a number of impressive ancient remnants.
- Europa-Park - Located near the borders of Germany, France and Switzerland, Europa-Park is the largest seasonal theme park in the world, where the highs of the most beautiful European countries can be experienced hands-on.
- Weihenstephan Brewery - World's oldest brewery carries on 1,000 years of tradition. The brewery was originally founded by a Benedictine monastery in 740 AD by a monk, Weihenstephan hasn't changed much over the centuries.
- Brandenburg Gate - Due to its history the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin is worth a visit. Built in the late 1700's it has been a witness to many changes in Berlin over the years. With the fall of the wall in 1989, the gate was televised worldwide when people flocked to the reopened Brandenburger Gate and celebrate.
- Miniatur Wunderland - This is the largest model railway in the world with 1300 square meter surface area of a total of 13 kilometres of track are in 1:87 scale. A description can not give it the Miniatur Wunderland justice and if you are visualizing the train set you had as a kid, get it out of your mind. Make sure you allow yourself a few hours for this visit.
This is just a small sample of what you might experience.
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RSA SecurID software authenticators reduce the number of items a user must manage for safe and secure access to corporate assets. RSA SecurID software tokens that reside on a remote device generate a random, one-time-use passcode that changes every 60 seconds. This one-time password generation technology uses hardware and software token and is known as SDI (Security Dynamics, Inc.) technology.
This document describes how to configure the RSA SecurID software to work in Start Before Logon (SBL) mode.
Cisco recommends that you have knowledge of how to configure the ASA and the Anyconnect for SDI token inegration; for more information, refer to SDI Token (SoftID) Integration.
This document is not restricted to specific software and hardware versions.
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
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The first time that a user runs the SecurID desktop application, a token storage database is created on the user?s computer. This database is a container for the tokens imported to the local hard drive. When a user performs a SecurID authentication, the application retrieves the tokencode from the token in the database. The default token storage database is a per-user database, meaning that it contains only those tokens that belong to a specific user of the computer. The per-user database is intended to be used by VPN client applications that are running in the user context.
Here are some points to keep in mind when you use RSA SecurID in single database mode:
There is currently no verification procedure available for this configuration.
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Father and Son Road Trip- 9 States, 2 Months, 6500 Miles!
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The Lake View campground on Meadowlark Lake in the Bighorn Mountain National Forest is beautiful!
We found a great spot in a tent-only area right next to the lake. Kristhawee helped me set up the tent-
This was a really cool spot- we were actually on a little island- we had to cross a couple small streams to get to this spot, and if you look closely at the picture above you can see a steam just behind the tent.
We got the tent set up just in time too because a small thunderstorm rolled in quite suddenly. No worries- we'll just chill in the tent until the rain passes.
Father and son
My son came up with this funny game that he calls the "Bison game" where we push against each other and see who has the strongest head. Believe it or not he wins a lot!
The rain has stopped, it's getting late, and the temperature is dropping fast-
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We arrived quite a bit later than I'd planned and I didn't have much in the way of food.
When I went to register and pay for the camp spot I asked Don where would be the nearest place to buy some food and he gave me a funny look and said probably the closest place would be all the way down in Ten Sleep, 20 miles away...
Don's wife gave me a disapproving look and stated the obvious, "You don't have any food?!"
I was pretty beat and the idea of jumping back on the bike for a 40 mile grocery run did not sound like my idea of a good time, but gotta do what ya gotta do.
I went back to tell Kristhawee that we'd need to get back on the bike and we were just getting ready to go when Don came down in his truck with a big bag of food!
Wow! He told us that another family had had to leave unexpectedly when one of their kids crashed on a bicycle and that they'd given all their extra food to Don and Barb as they left.
Don and Barb were kind enough to pass it along to us.
Can't thank you enough for your kindness Don and Barb!!
I tell you, you meet the nicest people when you travel!
There was (and still is) a total fire ban in the Black Hills so we hadn't had a camp fire since our first night at Lake Vermillion. Don said it was no problem to have a fire here, so off we went to scavenge some wood. Seems my boy loves fire just as much as I do. I was a total pyro as a kid and I think my kid is a chip off the old block
We enjoyed hotdogs for dinner, courtesy of Don and Barb, and I had everything we needed to make smores for desert-
Full and looking a bit sleepy
One more smore before bed-
Our warm dry tent awaits-
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Moravian College Opens New Fitness Center
Moravian College unveiled its new state-of-the-art fitness center this week, to rave reviews.
Psychology Professor Michelle Schmidt Authors Book on Friendships in Childhood
Book examines what clinicians and parents can do to help children who struggle with making friends
Moravian Psychology Professor Dana Dunn Develops Online Resource for Scholars
For over a year, Psychology Professor Dana S. Dunn, Moravian College, has been working with Oxford University Press on a new scholarly bibliography resource.
A New Look for Moravian College
Just in time for the new year, Moravian College is rolling out the Moravian star logo.
The Campaign for Moravian Begins its Public Phase
More than 200 friends and supporters of Moravian College gathered last Friday night at the Hotel Bethlehem for the kick-off of the College's first public comprehensive capital campaign.
A Very Special Student is Raising Awareness One Chuckle at a Time
Shane Burcaw '14, a student with spinal muscular atrophy, is fast becoming a blogosphere star.
Students to Learn about Leadership from Retired Brigadier General
Rebecca "Becky" Halstead to conduct workshop for students on leadership
Moravian College to Honor Distinguished Alumni
Joseph C. L. Merola '64, M.D. to receive prestigious Comenius Award
Moravian College Issues Health Advisory
A female undergraduate Moravian student who commutes to campus and does not live in College housing is suspected to have a case of meningitis.
Partnership with Albright College offers Early Admission to Master's Degree Programs at Moravian
Albright College students may now seek early admission to graduate business programs at Moravian College under a partnership agreement approved recently by both institutions.
Moravian students to take a stand against AIDS
Moravian College students and interested community members will form a human awareness ribbon Thursday, December 1, in honor of World AIDS Day.
Gifts of Art Take Root at Moravian College
Moravian acquires works by renowned sculptor Steve Tobin.
Moravian College to Host Conference in Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Moravian College will host the Sixth Annual Undergraduate Conference in Medieval and Early Modern Studies on Saturday, December 3.
Original Jazz Opera a First for Moravian's Musical Theatre
"The Real Book of Gig," will make its world premiere
Feature Twirler Alyssa "Ali" Missmer Winning Competitions with Baton
Alyssa Missmer, Moravian College Marching Band's feature twirler, represented the band off the field recently at the Twirling Unlimited (TU) Regional and National baton twirling competitions.
Lehigh Valley Colleges Partner to Celebrate Photography for a Unique Exhibition
The H. Paty Eiffe Gallery at Moravian College will hold the exhibit "Spectrum: works by photo professors from the Lehigh Valley," from October 31- November 21, 2011.
Moravian Theological Seminary to Rededicate Newly Renovated Bahnson Center
Event marks celebration of successful campaign -- A Mission that Matters
Moravian College Homecoming Weekend - October 21-23
Hundreds of Moravian alumni will return to their alma mater for the 2011 Homecoming Weekend.
Duet of Robin Kani and Martha Schrempel to perform "French Masters"
Moravian faculty members and well known musicians, Robin Kani, flute, and Martha Schrempel, piano, join as a duet on Saturday October 29, 2011.
Alan Gaumer to Perform "A Tribute to Jazz Trumpeters" at Moravian College
Moravian College's jazz trumpet artist and lecturer Alan Gaumer, will perform "A Tribute to Jazz Trumpeters" on Thursday October 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Foy Concert Hall.
Moravian College to Hold Fall Open House on October 29
Prospective Students Urged to Pursue their Passions for Learning
The Lehigh Valley Suzuki Workshop at Moravian October 21-22
The Lehigh Valley Suzuki Workshop, back for its fourth year at Moravian College, will be held in Peter Hall on Friday, October 21 and Saturday, October 22.
The Promise of Moravian is Captured in Website Redesign
The college website is the first place most prospective students and their parents turn to when investigating schools.
Theatre Company Opens Season with "Tooth and Claw"
The Moravian College Theatre Company will perform a reading of Michael Hollinger's "Tooth and Claw," a thought-provoking thriller that explores evolution, extinction, and the nature of Charles Darwin's "struggle for life."
2011 Fall Convocation Puts Poverty and Inequality In Focus
This year's IN FOCUS theme, Poverty and Inequality, was launched with Jonathan Kozol's keynote speech at Convocation during September.
Moravian's Neuroscience Program Receives Award
The Lehigh Valley Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience has been selected to receive the 2011 Chapter-of-the-Year Award.
Moravian's Fall Convocation to Celebrate Start of 2011-12 Academic Year
Social justice advocate Jonathan Kozol to deliver Cohen Keynote Address
Moravian College Theatre Company to Present Action-Packed Season
This year, The Moravian College Theatre Company presents an action-packed season featuring three world premieres, five play readings, a student cabaret, a guest performance, and a workshop.
Moravian's Fall Convocation to Celebrate Start of 2011-12 Academic Year
Social justice advocate Jonathan Kozol to deliver Cohen Keynote Address
LVAIC Africana Consortium to hold Lecture at Lehigh University
Dr. Bernard L. Bongang to dicsuss media and state conflicts in Cameroon
Moravian College to Commemorate Tenth Anniversary of 9/11
To commemorate the tenth anniversary of 9/11, Moravian College will hold a campus-wide event.
Moravian College to Celebrate Family Day - September 17
Moravian College will welcome family members and friends of the college on Saturday, September 17, to experience campus life during the annual Family Day fall celebration.
Recital to Feature "French Sonatas for Violin and Piano"
Violinist Inna Eyzerovich, is joined by pianist Holly Roadfeldt
Seismometers at Moravian College Measure Intensity of Virginia Earthquake
As the buildings shook and employees streamed outside, seismometers at Moravian College got a jolt from today's a 5.9 magnitude temblor based in Virginia that sent tremors from the nation's capital to New York City and New England.
Moravian College Attracts Another Diverse Freshmen Class
Class of 2015 includes second largest number of students from historically under-represented groups
Moravian to Welcome Class of 2015 with Orientation Weekend
Highlights include Moravian Mile walk; Summer reading discussion, service learning project, and HOUNDfest 2011
Dan DeChellis Trio to Perform Original Jazz at Moravian College
The Dan DeChellis Trio will perform at Moravian College on Friday, September 9, at 7:30 p.m., in Peter Hall.
Dan DeChellis Trio to Perform Original Jazz at Moravian College
The Dan DeChellis Trio will perform at Moravian College on Friday, September 9, at 7:30 p.m., in Peter Hall.
Guitar Virtuoso John Arnold to Perform at Moravian
Guitar virtuoso John Arnold will celebrate the music of Spain during his concert at Moravian College titled "Espana! Music of Spain for Guitar and Flute. "
Professor Stacey Zaremba Honored by YWCA of Bethlehem for Volunteerism
Zaremba to serve as president of the Bethlehem YWCA Board of Directors
Moravian College Named Among the "Best 376 Colleges" by Princeton Review
Moravian College offers students an outstanding undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review.
Moravian College to Hold Summer Jazz Camp for Youths
Camper's Concert will be held on Friday, July 15 at 7:00 p.m. in Foy Hall
Scot Dapp Named Director of Athletics & Recreation; Jeff Pukszyn Promoted to Head Football
Moravian College President Christopher M. Thomforde announced today that Scot Dapp has been named the school's director of athletics and recreation effective immediately.
Moravian College Student Chosen for National Leadership Development Program
Moravian College student Michael Facchiano '12 has recently participated in a one-of-a-kind leadership development program through his fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Professor Anne Dutlinger receives Fulbright Scholar Award
This prestigious award will allow her to spend two semesters living in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, where she will work with students at Algoma University, which is about 35 percent First Nation (indigenous) students.
Moravian College to Host 11th Annual Bethlehem Guitar Festival
Martin Guitar sponsored headliner concert to feature Woody Mann
List of 2011 Candidates for Graduation from Moravian College
The Ceremony will conclude the 269th academic year at Moravian College
Graduate M. Blair Gericke's Moravian Roots Run Deep
Direct descendant of College's founder Countess Benigna to receive B.S. degree in nursing
Moravian College to Hold Commencement on May 14
The Ceremony will conclude the 269th academic year at Moravian College
Moravian's Leadership Honor Society ODK Presents Awards
Moravian College's Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), recently presented awards to students, faculty, and staff at its annual Leadership Recognition Reception and Awards Ceremony.
Moravian College Chemistry Professors and Students Publish Research on Potential New Cancer Drugs
Two Moravian College faculty members and three of their former student advisees have collaborated on research that could lead to effective new DNA-binding drugs for difficult to treat cancers.
Moravian's Cynthia Dretel '10 Receives Prestigious Fulbright Scholarship
A Moravian College alumna Cynthia Dretel '10 was recently named a Fulbright Scholar, the eighth Moravian College student to be awarded a prestigious Fulbright in the last twelve years.
Phenology Project and Earth Week at Moravian College Starts Saturday
Moravian College will participate in a Phenology project in conjunction with the Eastern Pennsylvania Phenology Project.
Environmental Policy Expert Eban Goodstein to Speak April 20
Earth matters at Moravian. To promote sustainability and celebrate Earth Day on campus, the College will host a series of green events throughout April.
Football Team Partners to Promote Bone Marrow Donation
Get In the Game, Save A Life Program Registration drive, April 20
Standardized Test Scores Now Optional for Applicants to Moravian College
Moravian College has joined a growing list of colleges and universities who have opted to make standardized tests optional for all applicants.
Biology Professor Frank Kuserk Publishes 100th Review
His review of the book Evolution Since Darwin: The First 150 Years, will appear in the April edition of Science Books & Films
Moravian Choir to Perform Works of Britten, Braham, Beach
The Moravian College Choir will perform on Saturday, April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Foy Concert Hall.
Student Investment Club Wins Asset Management Competition
Moravian's Amrhein Club Had the best risk-adjusted performance among college competing
Rally and March to Raise Awareness of Violence
Moravian College will take part in a "Take Back the Night" March and Rally against all forms of violence on Thursday, April 7.
Moravian College Women's Chorus to Perform 18th Century Music from the Venetian Ospedali
The Moravian College Women's Chorus will present a concert of "18th Century Music from the Venetian Ospedali" under the direction of Eduardo Azzati on Saturday, April 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Foy Concert Hall.
Climate Change Expert Professor Diane Husic to Discuss Ecological Monitoring
Talk aimed at increasing involvement of residence in reducing impact of climate change
Moravian to Host Conference on German Studies
Undergraduate students will present research at Moravian College in a variety of fields related to the German-speaking world, including literature, film and culture, history, religion, music, political science, economics, and natural sciences.
Moravian College Community Orchestra to Perform with Guitarist John Arnold
Guitarist John Arnold will be a featured in a performance of the Moravian College Community Orchestra on Sunday, April 10.
Scholar Minxin Pei to Discuss China During Visit to Moravian College
Talk part of CHINA|INFOCUS programming of lectures, discussions, fun, and food
LVHN's Dr. Jarrett Patton to Speak at Moravian College
Conversations with Community Leaders Series Continues
Payne Gallery Exhibit is "From the Page's Edge: Water in Literature and Art"
Exhibit "Treasures from Home" in the Upper Gallery
Noted Author and Photo Artist A.D. Coleman to Speak at Moravian
Noted author and photo artist A.D. Coleman will present a cross-section of contemporary/documentary photography during his talk "China: Insights" on Tuesday, March 29.
Moravian to Host LVAIC Africana Symposium on Africa, Expression, Oppression
Distinguished Professors Davarian Baldwin and Guthrie Ramsey to present keynote talks
Moravian Dance Company to Mark 36 Years with Spring Concert
The Moravian College Dance Company will present their 36th annual spring concert Friday, March 25 and Saturday, March 26.
Prayer Vigil for Japan at Moravian College Today at 11:35 p.m.
Members of the Moravian College community will gather for a Prayer Vigil to express condolences and unity with the people of Japan.
Moravian College Fall 2010 Dean's Honor List
More than 487 undergraduate students in the day program earned dean's list standing for the fall 2010 semester at Moravian College
Moravian Community Celebrating Holi the Spring Festival of Colors
Colored powders will fly when Moravian College celebrates Holi the Spring Festival of Colors on Sunday, March 20.
Noted Defense Attorney Jonathan Marks '65 Will Speak at Philosophy Conference March 26
Moravian's second annual Lehigh Valley Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, March 26, will feature Jonathan Marks '65, who is perhaps best known as the defender of Mark David Chapman, who murdered John Lennon.
Moravian College BIG Band to Perform Toons' Tunes
Neil Wetzel, director of jazz studies at Moravian College, will lead the Moravian College BIG Band as they perform Toons' Tunes on Friday, April 8.
Brain Awareness Week in the Lehigh Valley to Run March 14 to 20
This year's theme focuses on neurological disorders in children
Moravian College Awarded Major Grant to Aid Community College Transfers
National Science Foundation will fund Scholars in Mathematics and Computer Science Program
Dixieland Jazz Septet to Perform at Moravian College
The sounds of Dixieland Jazz will fill Foy Hall when Alan Gaumer, trumpet, and Neil Wetzel, clarinet, and their septet perform at Moravian College on Thursday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m.
Veteran Reflects as Peace Corps Marks 50th Anniversary March 1
Gary L. Dologite, director of the Human Resource Management Program in the Comenius Center at Moravian College recalls his time in the Peace Corps serving in Guatemala.
Stephen J. Jones named Chair of Moravian College President's Advisory Council
Stephen J. Jones, a senior vice president and general manager of Tonnage Gases, Equipment and Energy at Air Products, will chair the President's Advisory Council at Moravian College.
Computer Science Students Work on Groundbreaking Software
jAmaseis collects data about earthquakes as they occur and makes it available over the Internet
New Book Co-Edited by Dana Dunn Describes Best Tech Practices
Practical information for using technology in higher education academic programs
History of Hip Hop Topic of Black History Month Talk at Moravian College
Kashi Johnson, associate professor of theatre at Lehigh University, will present "Hip Hop History: Beats, Rhymes & Life," at Moravian on Monday, February 21.
Conversations with Community Leaders Series Continues at Moravian College
Roberta Marcus, past president of the PSBA - March 1
Social Justice Scholar James H. Cone to Speak at Moravian
Scholar James H. Cone, Charles A. Briggs Distinguished Professor of Systematic Theology at Union Theological Seminary, will present "Linking the Earth's Crisis with the Crisis in the Human Family," at Moravian.
Comedian Bo Burnham to Perform at Moravian College
Comedian and YouTube celebrity Bo Burnham will perform at Moravian College on Friday, March 18 at 8:00 p.m., in Johnston Hall.
Moravian College Coach Scot Dapp named Chair of NCAA Football Rules Committee
Moravian College head football coach Scot Dapp has been named the chair of the NCAA Football Rules Committee for the remainder of his term on the committee until September 2012.
Lindsey Hughes named Assistant Director of Moravian Scholarship Fund
Moravian College recently named Lindsey S. Hughes as the assistant director of the Moravian Scholarship Fund.
Delta Omicron Spring Musicale on February 13
The talented students of the music honors society Delta Omicron will present their Spring Musicale on Sunday, February 13 at 4:00 p.m. in Peter Hall.
Moravian College Wind Ensemble to Perform February 25
Moravian College Wind Ensemble Instrumental Concerto Competition winner Caitlin Worrich '12, Bethlehem, Pa., trombone, will be the feature performer during the Wind Ensemble Concert on Friday, February 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Foy Concert Hall.
An Afternoon of Jazz Vespers at College Hill Moravian Church
Moravian College faculty members, Neil Wetzel, saxophone, Skip Wilkins, piano, Gary Rissmiller, drums, Paul Rostock, bass, & Alan Gaumer, trumpet, join forces with the Moravian College Choir to present a Duke Ellington inspired service.
Moravian to Host 25th Annual Student Mathematics Conference
Moravian College will host the 25th Annual Student Mathematics Conference on Saturday, February 26 in the Priscilla Payne Hurd Academic Complex.
Moravian College Community Orchestra to Perform Works of Beethoven, Borodin, Ravel
The Moravian College Community Orchestra will be joined by Linda Louise Kistler, violin, David Moulton, cello, and Martha Schrempel, piano, to perform Beethoven's Triple Concerto on Sunday, February 27 at 7:00 p.m. in Foy Concert Hall.
Paretta's New Book Motivates Readers to Overcome Debt
Amassing significant credit card debt is as much a behavioral problem as it is financial, suggests Joe Paretta, adjunct professor at Moravian College, in his new book Mastering the Card: Say Goodbye to Credit Card Debt Forever.
Book Co-Authored by Dana Dunn Offers New Model for Program Assessment
"The idea is to develop benchmarking criteria that are authentic," Says Dunn
Two Part Invention to Perform Nocturnes & Lullabies at Moravian College
Two Part Invention will perform music by Giuliani, Tarrega, Molino, Paganini, Chopin, Schubert, and others on Saturday, February 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Peter Hall, Moravian College.
Moravian College Hosting National Academic Quiz Tournaments
Moravian College will host the Association of College Unions International Region 3 and 4 Sectional Championship Tournament of the National Academic Quiz Tournaments.
Jamie Tworkowski to Discuss Depression, Addiction, Suicide
Founder of "To Write Love On Her Arms" to visit College on February 22
Lehigh Valley Immigration Depicted in Collective Memory Project
Moravian College to host reception and Community Forum on February 8
Shelley Speirs named Director of the Moravian Scholarship Fund
Moravian College recently named Shelley A. Speirs as director of the Moravian Scholarship Fund.
Dixieland Jazz Septet to Perform at Moravian College
The sounds of Dixieland Jazz will fill Foy Hall when Alan Gaumer, trumpet, and Neil Wetzel, clarinet, and their septet perform on Thursday, February 3.
Bethlehem YMCA names Moravian Professor Michelle Schmidt First Female Board President
Michelle E. Schmidt was recently named board president by The Bethlehem YMCA, becoming the first female to be named to the position.
Moravian's Career Center Programs Prepare Students for Life after Graduation
The Career Center at Moravian College will implement a variety of programs throughout the semester to help students prepare for life after graduation, find jobs, internships, and get into graduate school.
Pete Smyser Quartet to perform at Moravian College
The Pete Smyser Quartet will perform interpretations of some of Jerome Kern's songs on Sunday, January 30 at 4:00 p.m. in Foy Concert Hall.
Professor Anne Dutlinger to Explain How Holocaust Prisoners Used Art as a Strategy for Survival
Illustrated Talk to Commemorate Holocaust Memorial Week
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Books at the Mummy Tombs
On occasion, visitors to the
Mummy Tombs have written with interesting (and sometimes strange)
questions about mummies from around the world. Here is a selection
of their questions with my answers. If you have a question, you
can write to me. If I can, I will post
an answer here.
from Brian:
After seeing your
website, I decided to email you with a request. The 'Mummy Autopsy'
series on Discovery Channel featured a mummy of a sailor in the
British Navy (circa 1700). This particular sailor was of African
descent, and had a particularly hard life. Unfortunately I am in
England and I would like to know more about this episode of the
series, as I couldn't view it when it was aired in the U.S. Do you
have any information on this unfortunate person, as I'm not sure if
it will be screened in England. I have a vested interest in this
'unknown sailor' and any help you are able to give me will be
greatly appreciated.
I did
not see the show myself...but I suspect that this is the British
sailor who has been also called a French sailor. Go to these links: Link
1 and Link
2. Both have photos and date to the same time frame.
from Jim:
I have recently
acquired a Jivaro head and wanted to seek proper cleaning and care
tips from you. I am hesitant to take any steps prior to consulting
with those more knowledgeable. Any assistance, tips or other
informational sources would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry, but I have no
idea. Your best bet is to contact a museum and ask a curator there.
I am researching
the Lyon quintuplets who were born near Kevil, Kentucky, about 1896.
They only lived approximately 2 weeks and were the first quints born
in the US (?). Supposedly their mother would not let them be buried
for fear someone would try to steal the bodies, and she left them
under her bed for several years, finally selling them to a museum
for $100. I am trying to find the name of the museum. The story was
told on the History Channel, but I did not get the name of the
museum and location. I live approximately 5 miles from where the
quints were born and died.
The mummified
bodies of the Lyon quintuplets were given to the Army Medical Museum
in Washington DC--it has since been renamed the National Museum of
Health and Medicine, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. The
accession number for the infants is 43411. There are two (brief)
sources of information: Aufderheide's The
Scientific Study of Mummies and Quigley's Modern
Mummes. Both books have the same photo; the quality of the photo
in Aufderheide's is better; the information in Quigley's is more
detailed. Good luck with your research!
relative of the family, RJ, wrote with further information about
the quintuplets: The children of Oscar and Elizabeth
Campbell Lyon, they were named Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Paul
and were born April 29, 1896. According to RJ, they "were
not the first set of quintuplets born in the US as the first set
was born in 1875. However, these were the first set of
quintuplets that were born all male and all normal/average birth
weight and all lived for several days/weeks. (The first set born
in 1875 were all males, but one was stillborn and each only lived
a few minutes/hrs. after birth, and their total weight was only
about 10 lbs.)
RJ continues, "Many have
always said that the babies would have lived had they not been 'wooled
to death'. Oscar and Elizabeth Lyon lived near the railroad
tracks in/near Mayfield, KY. Hundreds of people upon hearing
of the multiple
births soon became spectators and the train would
even make a special stop @ the Lyon household/farm.
So, as a result, the children were handled way too much for
newborn infants and no telling what they contracted as a result.
If born in today's world with modern standards/technology, each
weighing in at 5+ lbs at birth and all healthy, with a lot of TLC,
they would probably live to maturity.... The babies were heavily
embalmed by an undertaker in/near Paducah KY, causing their
mummified state."
from Mark:
I can find little
in the way of the Fragonard Museum of Mummies, images, techniques,
etc. I'm wondering if you know of any texts. Thank you.
It's not exactly a
mummy museum but an anatomical museum in Paris. You'll find some
information about the museum and Fragonard, an 18th Century
anatomist, who created about 3,000 human "sculptures"
before he was fired for reasons of insanity, in Brier's The
Encyclopedia of Mummies. You might also find what you're looking
for on the museum's
website which does include many photos of some of his famous
from Peggy: I am a
nursing student (RN) at Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College in
New Richmond, Wisconsin and I am doing a research paper on microbes
(microbiology) of ancient mummies. I can find quite a bit of
information about the mummies and the discoveries themselves, but I
can't seem to find any information (valid or otherwise) about how
they determined that certain diseases existed or what particular
problems that mummy had. I would like to report about the scientific
evidence (i.e. DNA testing) of these mummies and how the authorities
came to their conclusions. Do you have any insights? Any direction
would be most helpful.
One of the books you
want to find is Disease
by Joyce Filer. Not much DNA
has been found in mummies--the conditions that help mummification
seem to destroy DNA, so there's very little here. Some South
American mummies (the Incas) have had a few minor studies done. The
new book by Arthur Aufderheide, The
Scientific Study of Mummies also has some helpful
from Linda: I have been
avidly reading your website, as well as the numerous, helpful links
you have provided. Thank you very much for this great information! I
have been unable to find any discussions, either on the internet or
in the books on loan from my local library, about the degree of
pliability or stiffness of a mummy.
Before X-Ray technology, the study of mummies required that
the body be unwrapped and samples taken of skin, hair, etc. My
question is how elastic is a mummy?
Can you move an arm joint or bend/unbend a finger?
Or is the body so stiff that an attempt to change the
position of the hand causes it to break? Also, does this pliability
relate to the age of the mummy?
Would a newer mummy bend easily, an older one hardly at all,
and very old mummies not bend at all?
Thanks for writing, Linda.
I'm glad my website was able to help you.
Now for your question: mummies range in elasticity. Mostly,
it depends on the manner of mummification more than anything else.
For example, Egyptian mummies were dried; therefore, they are quite
brittle when found. Bog bodies, on the other hand, were immersed in
water for up to a few thousand years. This bath allowed the bodies
of these accidental mummies to remain flexible (their bones often
decalcified); when they were discovered, their limbs were so pliable
that plaster casts of the bodies had to be made to make sure that
(after study) they were returned to the original position in which
they were found..
I'm glad my website was able to help you.
Now for your question: mummies range in elasticity. Mostly,
it depends on the manner of mummification more than anything else.
For example, Egyptian mummies were dried; therefore, they are quite
brittle when found. Bog bodies, on the other hand, were immersed in
water for up to a few thousand years. This bath allowed the bodies
of these accidental mummies to remain flexible (their bones often
decalcified); when they were discovered, their limbs were so pliable
that plaster casts of the bodies had to be made to make sure that
(after study) they were returned to the original position in which
they were found.
from Rebecca: I
have enjoyed your website a lot. I have tried to obtain information
about the tomb of the Marquess of Tai (Hsin Chui). She is considered the
best preserved mummy at the present. She is from the Han period, 2000
years old. Her tomb is considered like King Tut's in China. All my
inquiries on the Internet were in vain, and I was a little disappointed
when I did not find any information about her on your site. Please let
me know if you have any information about her on your site.
You're right, I don't have any information about her on my
site--and she is a very interesting mummy. She is sometimes called Lady Dai (so
you might try researching this spelling). I don't know of any on-line
information, but I can point you in the direction of two books that might be
available at your public library: 1. The
Encyclopedia of Mummies by Bob Brier (see pp. 102 and 103 for a short article--a good picture is included). 2.
The Bogman and the
Archaeology of People by Don Brothwell (see pp. 109-110--also a
picture). Neither one has much information, though.
from Mike: Several years ago, I caught the
tail-end of a documentary about a self-mummification process practiced in Asia among monks. I think they drank
some kind of terpene
resin (i.e., extract from evergreens) over a period of months or years
until they completely became immobilized and died (usually in the lotus position). I've done several
searches to find
more info on this topic with little luck. Am I imagining this or did
this practice really take place, and if so among whom? ANSWER:
Mike, I just came across a chapter in a book by Heather Pringle called
The Mummy
Congress which has information about the self-mummification process used
by the Buddhist Monks in Japan. Pringle does mention the drink and the entire
process plus gives some references to other sources of information.
from Jim: Are there
any good books with pictures or examples of tattoos on mummies or ancient people. I have the book
The Bogman by
Brothwell, and it has one very good example. Are there
any books like this you know of?
don't know of any books that specialize in photos of tattooed mummies--but you
will want to find The Tarim
Mummies by Mallory and Mair which shows a number of
photos of Caucasian mummies from China. You will also want to search for photos
of the Scythian mummies (some of these have been tattooed)--so have the
Greenland mummies (a book by the same name is now out of print).
QUESTION from
R: I recently watched a program about
mummies. The most interesting bit of information was that the popes
of the Catholic Church are mummified as the catholic religion is the
only other group to believe in resurrection as the Egyptians
did. Being raised a
Catholic, this struck me as odd. I have not been able to find
any other information on the subject. If you could point me in the
right direction or provide information it would be greatly
didn't see the program but I've had a number of enquiries lately
about Catholic mummies. You will want to find a copy of the book Modern
Mummies by Christine Quigley and Deaths
of the Popes by Wendy Reardon.
QUESTION from
Diane: We saw a
program on TV which featured a shop in the USA which had 3 mummies.
One was an adult male and another
an adult female but the third was a 600 to 700 year old mummy of a
child of about two years of age. Do you have any idea where these
mummies are on display? I believe the shop was called The Old
Curiosity Shop but cannot recall where exactly in the USA it was
ANSWER: You are talking about The Old
Curiosity Shop in Seattle, Washington.
QUESTION from Heather:
I recently
visited Short Cave in Park City, Kentucky. This is a privately owned
cave but on the tour it was mentioned that an Indian mummy had been
found in this cave. Her name was Princess Fawn Hoof. I have no other
information. If you have any information or can tell me where to
look for information I would greatly appreciate it.
ANSWER: A quick check on the
Internet revealed that Fawn Hoof is mentioned on the Mammoth Cave website--Short Cave
and Mammoth Cave are part of the same cave system but no details
about the mummy are given there. The only written information I can
find is in a book entitled Prehistoric Mummies from the Mammoth
Cave Area, edited by Angelo I. George (George Publishing Co,
1869 Trevalian Way, Louisville, KY 40205). I purchased this book a
few years ago at the Mammoth Cave Gift Shop...but you may be able to
find it at a library (or perhaps can still order it from Mr. George
A brief history according to
George's book: she was found in Short Cave in September 1811, was
named Fawn Hoof in 1853, was exhibited at two world's fairs (1876
and 1893), was given to the Smithsonian Institution in 1876, and was
later dissected and "her bones stored in a box out of public view."
I do not know if the Smithsonian still has her bones in its back
rooms or if they have been repatriated to a tribe of Native
Americans for reburial...but it would be interesting to find out.
You will find more details in the George book.
from Calvin: My sister told me that North Carolina (where I live) is the
home of soap mummies. She told me that the proper equation was an
obese person, the soil of the Piedmont area, proper moisture, the
person to have been in clothes and either no coffin or perhaps a
primitive coffin. She said that with the humidity here and all those
other ingredients that the people literally turned into soap and
were mummified. Is this true? I've tried to look it up but have not
been successful. Thanks again.
I don't know if North
Carolina is
the real home of soap mummies--they have been found many places. They
are mummies that have been produced by the formation of adipocere.
According to Christine Quigley's Modern
Mummies, "adipocere is a waxy or greasy decomposition
product resulting from chemical changes in soft tissues under
conditions of high humidity and high environmental
temperature"--like NC in the summer? These mummies have been found
in other places too including underwater. According to scientists,
fatty acids combine with sodium to form "hard soap" (quite
crumbly)--later potassium can be added to the mix and turn the hard
soap into "soft soap" (more like toothpaste). Some adipocere mummies
look pretty good (though not like artificially-made mummies in Egypt
or South America), but most are pretty gross. Quigley's book
includes one photo on page 23.
QUESTION from David:
My name is David. I am in the 6th grade in Illinois. I cannot
find information on the mummy called little Al. Can you help me?
The mummy you are interested in is Little Al (though he was
originally called Little Alice--somebody made a big mistake). A
naturally-mummified member of the Woodland Indians, he was found in
a Kentucky Cave March 8, 1875. According to Bob Brier's book The
Encyclopedia of Mummies, "the body was lying on a ledge
protruding from a wall of the cave with ashes and charred sticks in
front of it. There was a bowl, pipe, arrow points, and several pairs
of moccasins." He is supposedly one of the best preserved native
American mummies ever found.
QUESTION from D: I'm a student at
Western Washington University, I was doing some internet research
looking for information on mummies. I'm doing a paper for my
Anthropology class my subject for the paper is "Bodies were
Mummified for Reasons other than Status," at least something close
to those lines. I was wondering if there was any information you
could give me. Your web site was very informative.
ANSWER: The
mummies you want to research are the
Chinchorros--they did not appear to mummify based on status.
Many of their mummies were children. On my site you will find
information on two books that cover the Chinchorros: the Bernardo
Arriaza book Beyond
Death and the book Mummies, Disease, and Ancient
Cultures--as well as many Chinchorro articles.
You will want to read the books, though, since they have the most
comprehensive information. A good research library should have
QUESTION from L: When I was about
seven years old, I was looking through Smithsonian magazine
and found a picture of a frozen mummy. I think his name was John
Torrington. The picture scared the living daylights out of me! I am
now 20 and I am trying to find a picture of it once again, to try
and get rid of my terrible fear of that picture. I have looked in
many places and can't find one (my Mom burned the Smithsonian
a couple of years ago when I accidentally found the picture again!
:-) Is there anywhere you can think of to look for the picture?
Thanks for your help!
ANSWER: John Torrington was a member of
the ill-fated Franklin expedition which sought a northwest
passage. You can find his photo (and others--all very
gruesome) in the book Buried
in Ice and others. This is one of the most interesting
"detective" cases--solved with the help of three mummies (one of
them Torrington's).
D: I'm looking for a picture of the Ice Mummy
sometimes referred to as the Ice Princess, discovered in 1994 in the
Altai region of Russia/Siberia. She was distinguishable by her
beautiful jewelry but it's her tattoos that I am after.
ANSWER: You'll find her in the September/October
1994 issue of Archaeology.
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At least 25 megawatts will in September this year be added to the national electricity grid from methane gas extraction, the Minister of State in charge of Energy and Water said yesterday.
The minister made the remarks during a tour of the plant by the President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), Dr Donald Kaberuka.
The Bank is one of the financiers of the project.
"Eighty per cent of the work under phase one is done, and at least by September, production should be starting," Minister Emma Françoise Isumbingabo said.
KivuWatt, a project that started in 2009, is managed by Contour Global, which signed a 25-year power purchase agreement with Rwanda.
The project was initially marred by irregularities, with multiple deadlines for power production set and missed.
"This project was originally supposed to end in January 2012, but it was not possible," Isumbingabo said, citing financial, technical and environmental challenges as the causes for the delays.
The news that production is just a few months away will help build confidence that the national target of powering 70 per cent of households in the country by 2017 is achievable.
The AfDB has so far invested $180 million and after touring the production facility, the Bank's president said the success of the project was important for both Rwanda and Africa.
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CORD leader Raila Odinga yesterday asked Kenyans not to refer to him as Prime Minister. He was attending the burial of former KNUT secretary general David Okuta in Ahero, Kisumu county with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
Raila said it was time to reconcile the country while the President reiterated that he was ready to work with everyone including the former PM. Raila wondered why people were unable to call him just by his name. Several leaders during the ceremony referred to him as Right Honorable the Prime Minister while others were confused over which title to use. "I have seen people having difficulties in addressing me. Some have said 'retired', others 'former.' I have just moved on. Don't have difficulties addressing me. I am Raila Amollo Odinga," he told the mourners.
Raila said that it is possible to work with those one has competed with. "We want to reconcile our country and move on. We had that competition. We competed with (former President) Kibaki, and we worked together. Waswahili husema, kuvunjika kwa mwiko, sio mwisho wa upishi (the breaking of cooking stick is not the end of the cooking)," said Raila.
This was the second time the two have met since Uhuru was sworn in as the fourth president on April 9. Last Saturday, Uhuru and his Deputy President William Ruto held a surprise meeting with Raila and former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka at State House, Nairobi.
It was agreed that Raila and Kalonzo would keep a security detail of 12 officers in recognition of their past status. Also discussed was the formation of the government to ensure all Kenyans feel included.
Yesterday, when he addressed the mourners after Raila, Uhuru stated that he is ready to work with everyone including Raila. He said competition in politics should not be misconstrued as enmity.
"I look forward to working with all, including my brother Raila Odinga, who is indeed my elder brother," said Uhuru. This was his first trip outside Nairobi city since he was sworn in as President.
Uhuru said he will soon return to Kisumu and visit the counties of Siaya and Migori to discuss with the governors and local leaders how the national government can work with the county governments. He said living standards can only be uplifted if all leaders agree to work together.
Both Raila and Uhuru paid tribute to the late Okuta saying he was a strong defender of teachers' welfare. Uhuru vowed to stick by Okuta's family "in all ways possible". Uhuru flew to Kisumu in a military helicopter with Nairobi governor Evans Kidero.
Among those who attended the burial were former Cotu secretary general Francis Atwoli, KNUT chairman Wilson Sossion, governors, senators and about 11 members of the National Assembly. Okuta died on April 2 at the Rongai Women's Hospital where he had been rushed after experiencing breathing problems.


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