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Health, disease and society: Scottish influence in the 19th century
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This unit examines the role that Scots played in contributing to the developments in healthcare during the nineteenth century. The radical transformation of medicine in Europe included the admission of women as doctors and the increased numbers of specialised institutions such as asylums. Such developments were also influenced by wider social, economic, political and cultural backgrounds – these are also examined.
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- describe the Scottish contributions to the history of medical thinking and practice in the nineteenth century;
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- understand how developments in medical education permitted women to qualify and practise as doctors;
- appreciate that the laboratory had a limited impact on medical practice until the twentieth century;
- describe the status of medical practitioners in Europe during the nineteenth century;
- understand how different historical approaches describe women's access to the medical profession;
- appreciate the ways in which the growth of British psychiatric institutions was influenced by wider social, economic, political and cultural contexts.
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Health, disease and society: Scottish influence in the 19th century
This unit examines the roles of Scots who contributed to the comprehensive transformation of medicine in the nineteenth century. It begins by observing how laboratory practices led to improved techniques of medical diagnosis. This is followed by assessing how Scots contributed to the emerging collective identity of medical practitioners, as well as the improvements in licensing that led to reform of the medical professions. Many new developments in medical education also enabled women to qualify and practise medicine for the first time.
Finally, using many Scottish examples, the last section of this unit presents information about how healthcare institutions, namely asylums, were again influenced by social, economic, political and cultural contexts.Medicine and Society in Europe 1500-1930 [Tip: hold Ctrl and click a link to open it in a new tab. (Hide tip)] .
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The DIY Network Needle Arts Glossary
Confused by some of the needle arts terms you hear or read? Here's a list of some of the more commonly used terms with explanations of their meaning, courtesy of the DIY Network.
Backstitch: A stitch sewn one stitch length backward on the front side and two stitch lengths forward on the reverse side to form a solid line of stitching on both sides
Bar tack: A very short thread reinforcement for stress points
Baste: To sew with long loose stitches in order to hold something in place temporarily
Bias: A line at a 45-degree angle to the selvage often utilized in the cutting of garments for smoother fit
Boxing: The long horizontal strip of fabric that connects the top and bottom of a seat cushion
Buckram: A stiff open-weave fabric used mainly for interfacing
Clean finish: To stitch 1/4" from the edge and press to the wrong side (if the raw edge won't be stitched down in another step, stitch down)
Ease: To make one piece of fabric fit onto another by evenly pulling in the extra fabric with out making any gathers or tucks
Edge-stitch: A row of stitching that appears on the very edge of a garment, normally 1/8" or less
Facing: A piece of fabric used to reinforce another, usually at a seam
Fashion fabric: The outer fabric in a garment
Finger press: To open seam allowances with the thumbnail
Flat felled seam: A durable type of seam generally found on jeans
French seam: A strong seam stitched on both sides of the fabric to enclose all raw edges
Fusible fabric: A thin layer of material containing adhesive that is activated with a hot iron
Gather: To pull (fabric) along a line of stitching so as to draw into puckers
Give: Degree of elasticity
Grade: To trim each seam allowance to a different width to reduce bulk
Grain: The direction of threads in cloth
Hand: The feel of or tactile reaction to something (as silk or leather)
Interfacing: An extra layer of fabric that provides shape and support in the detail area of a garment
Interline: To sew a lining between the ordinary lining and the outside fabric
Miter: A diagonal fold made at the corner in an edge finish
Nap: A hairy or downy surface of a fabric ("with nap" refers to any fabric surface that looks different when held up or down)
Pile: A coat or surface of usually short close fine furry hairs
Rolled hem: A hem created by folding the raw edge under 1/8 to1/4" twice and topstitching
Seam allowance: The area of fabric between the stitching and the cut edge
Self-fabric: The fabric from which a garment is made
Selvage: The edge on either side of a woven or flat-knitted fabric, finished to prevent raveling
Stay-stitch: Stitching done to stabilize fabric and help pieces fit together
Stitch in the ditch: Pressing the seam allowances to one side and topstitching as close as possible to the seam
Tack (see bar tack)
Topstitch: To make a line of stitching on the outside of a garment close to a seam
Tuft: The dimpling or bunching of fabric that occurs when a button is pulled tightly against padded fabric
Understitch (see stitch in the ditch)
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I have been working at Alvarez & Marsal as a contractor (Less than a year)
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I worked at Alvarez & Marsal as an intern (Less than a year)RecommendsApproves of CEORecommendsApproves of CEO
I interned with Alvarez and Marsal over the summer. The people there are great to work with and always positive.
I can't think of many cons that I experienced while working with this company. Since my time there was short as an intern I can't give an accurate answer to this question.
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I worked at Alvarez & Marsal full-time (More than a year)Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEODoesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEO
There is an opportunity to brand yourself as a professional and contribute to building a practice.
A&M does a good job of keeping project teams small and encouraging Analysts to gain exposure to client leadership.
Most offices encourgae a family-first and very tight-knit culture. As well, if you are a conservative, family-oriented individual, you will fit in with the majority of your coworkers.
I worked in the Business Consulting division of A&M. The company roughly splits into Restructuring (NACR), Private Equity Performance Improvement (PEPI), Tax, Global Forensics & Dispute, and Business Consulting (BC). There are other groups scattered about, but these are the big ones.
All the great reputation A&M has is from the NACR group. NACR has top clients, projects, and talent--my limited experience working on NACR projects was enjoyable. BC, however, likes to message itself as a prestigious practice with great people and projects. The reality is that most of the work BC does is low-impact or for small to medium clients. They have good client relationships in Energy, but that's about it. If you want to do something like implement Hyperion, they're fine, but not if you want to do something innovative or pioneering.
With many former Arthur Anderson partners at the helm, the place is run like Anderson, not realising that the world (and other large firms) have moved on and changed since 2001. The culture of nepotism leads to poor hiring decisions. And there is a tacit (and sometimes explicit) disregard for diversity. Leaders at a recent national practice meeting made uncomfortable comments relating to women and LGBT individuals while presenting. Ultimately, they tell people things that sound good or that they think they want to hear, only to not be able to deliver on them--this is particularly evident in performance management and development.
No one has heard of this place, which makes exit opportunities tough.
Advice to Management
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The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin, features mahogany furniture, plush bedding and massive marble bathrooms like the one seen here. Guests have access to a large spa, indoor pool, sauna and fitness center. The upscale French brasserie, tea lounge, and British gentlemen's club-inspired bar are the icing on the oh-so-delicious cake. This is definitely the frontrunner for those guests seeking a luxe experience in the German capital.
The ultra-modern black and white motif throughout the Sir F. K. Savigny Hotel Berlin is located in the city's Charlottenburg neighborhood -- full of intimate restaurants and elegant shops. It's a short walk from Ku'Damm, an area lined with upscale boutiques and designer stores. The 45 rooms are bright and modern. The outdoor garden is a major plus, but the bathrooms do lack complete privacy and food is sometimes expensive.
The historic Hotel Savoy Berlin opened its doors in 1929. Large, traditional rooms with simple bathrooms feature free Wi-Fi, coffee machines and flat-screen TVs. The elegant Charlottenburg neighborhood is home to several upscale businesses -- as well as great restaurants and shops. Plus the hotel's on-site cigar lounge (pictured), small fitness center with sauna, reliable restaurants and rooftop terrace are all great locales to merge and acquire as you see fit.
For the business traveler with larger plans in mind, Estrel Berlin is the city's best option. With a 15,000 square meter convention center with multiple stages, this behemoth hotel can accommodate any business trip. The Estrel has 1,125 rooms and suites, 5 restaurants, 2 bars, a summer garden and a concert venue with performances happening almost every night. The complex's rooms are simple and modern, with solid amenities.
For couples seeking some peace and quiet, the Abba Berlin Hotel is a tranquil retreat located near stylish Ku'Damm. Rooms are plush and neutral, with whimsical design touches like the crystal chandelier seen here. The hotel's chic restaurant and lounge are great spots to relax after a long day of sightseeing. The wellness center -- featuring an indoor Jacuzzi, sauna, and fitness center -- is a great addition that couples are sure to enjoy.
This charming, family-run B&B in Charlottenburg features 22 individually decorated rooms in a historic apartment building, complete with an antique cage elevator. Rooms at the Hotel Art Nouveau have stucco ceilings, wooden floors and a great mix of antiques and contemporary decor. The star of your stay, however, is the food. An organic breakfast buffet is served daily in the sunny breakfast room while an evening honesty bar is a great place to relax come nightfall.
A trendy, budget-friendly option popular with the hipster crowd, the Michelberger Hotel is set in a former warehouse in the Friedrichshain neighborhood. The hotel offers a variety of rooms that all exude an artsy vibe. It's also known for its stylish lobby and bar with live DJs. Throw in a couple of odd extras -- a huge bird's nest in the hotel's garden, a foosball table off the lobby and funky accessories -- and any flannel-sporting traveler will be pleased. Visitors will enjoy the nearby East Side Gallery, Fairytale Fountain, and Karl-Marx-Allee.
While at first glance this mid-range boutique doesn't seem family-friendly, it actually comes with quite a few perks without sacrificing style. Deluxe rooms and apartments offer a huge amount of space, kitchenettes and soaking tubs -- which means plenty of room for the tykes to play and a haven for mom or dad after bedtime. Located in Charlottenburg, the Precise Casa Berlin is in a safe, elegant neighborhood full of shops and restaurants perfect for strolling with the family.
With rates sometimes falling as low as $60, the Grand City Hotel Berlin Ku'Damm is an excellent option for those traveling on a budget. Quiet rooms are stylish, with flat-screen TVs, playful modern design, and updated bathrooms. Unique touches, like the jazz-themed breakfast area and lobby fireplace, make the hotel stand out from the competition. Plus, the hotel's location close to Berlin's best shopping is ideal.
If hanging with the locals is your thing, then the Bleibtreu Hotel is one of your best options in Berlin. A boutique property that has managed to ingratiate itself with its neighborhood, Bleibtreu offers a charming bistro/diner and a flower shop with an outdoor garden that is often frequented by locals. Although small, the rooms are stylish, functional, and decorated with natural materials. Some have balconies. This hotel is a great pick if you're looking to capture that true Berlin vibe.
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|THE PROOF is a weekly roundup showcasing local creatives. A column for creatives to share their story and work, in a unique, concise format: each creative shows 8 pictures and answers 8 questions. Past participants include Bob Kronbauer, Omer Arbel, Carson Ting, Lizzy Karp, Branislav Henselmann, Hannah Georgas, Douglas Haddow – all living in Vancouver.
Born and raised in Vancouver, Shaun Layton has been one of the leading personalities in the Vancouver and Canadian bar scene for years. He was received many awards and accolades, including Vancouver Magazine Bartender of the Year, and Western Living Bartender of the year. He's travelled and competed all over the US and Europe, and as a bar consultant has designed menus and inspired bartenders all over the country. Shaun is the Bar Manager at L'Abattoir in Gastown, and has his own consulting business where he does everything from menu design, staff training, public seminars, and cocktail photography.
1. My Bookcase – It also is a locker for important docs, and houses some of my old bar toys. I don't just have cocktail books, I like reading all types of stuff.
2. The view from my Home office. Why I love the West End, it is pretty unbeatable in the late summer/early fall.
3. My A.M. jog – I like to go for a morning run 4-5 days a week. In this industry, you need to keep healthy or it'll get the best of you. I like to get up nice and early, go for a jog, read the news, and waste some time on twitter every morning. Also, a healthy breakfast (usually avocado on a bagel with arugula) is essential.
4. My lovely girlfriend Julia and I, we both love travelling. This trip was a relaxing little one to Bowen Island.
5. My shoes/wardrobe – I have way too many pairs of shoes! The same can be said for clothes, we wear what we would wear on the street to work, so I'm constantly updating my closet. It's hard to one up anyone, I think we have the most fashionable staff in the city at L'Abattoir haha
6. My test kitchen/bar – I do all my consulting work from home. I don't drink much at home, if I do its wine or beer. I do have 200 plus bottles though, so when I do work at home its quite advantageous to be a taste tester. If you think I have lots of antique glasses at L'Abattoir, you should see my full home collection.
7. My Living room – Where sunday afternoons are usually spent. I'm a huge NFL fan (Seahawks and Raiders) , sunday is my day to relax after a long week. Its the day to watch football, than go out for dinner, or bbq at home.
8. The view from Signal Hill, NFLD – Had a "moment" here, after a long hike up Signal Hill. It is pretty much as far east as you can go in North America. Had a day off while there on a bar consulting job I'm doing there, and the clouds cleared, making it a great day for a hike. Looking forward to going back in the winter/spring, apparently icebergs float right by in the Spring.
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1. What neighborhood do you live in?
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I'm in the bar industry. I am the Bar Manager at L'Abattoir in Gastown, and I also do bar training, design, and consulting.
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I'm currently consulting on a project (in my spare time) in St. John's, Newfoundland. It's a 400 seat restaurant right on the harbour opening very soon. I've designed the whole bar program and will be heading back out to train the staff soon.
4. Where can we find your work?
I'm on the bar a L'Abattoir most nights, I've also consulted for bars around the city like The Distillery Bar, Espana, Miku, Minami, to name a few.
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I think Murray Stenson, a friend/fellow barman from Seattle. He's been doing this for decades and still is one of the most personable, professional, and proud barman you will meet. He's not making his own bitters or vermouth, etc, he's just a really great bartender who takes care of his guests in a way that a lot of other bartenders these days tend to forget.
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My customers!, wouldn't be here without them! Also, working with a team like we have at L'Abattoir. Having Paul Grunberg and Lee Cooper as owners, guys who are always there doing whatever needs to be done. I think we nail it in every category, so there is never a dull moment. Also, doing consulting projects lets me teach some of the younger kids here and across the country and get them excited about the trade.
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He's the guy everyone loves… And rightly so. But is he right for me? Can Diego fill the voids within me? Those vacant spaces that have been dark and empty for so long that I'd forgotten they existed until he stepped into my life…
What more can a girl ask for? In my dark world I need more. I have a need most can't fill. I demand certain expectations that have guys cupping their balls and running in the other direction. Can Diego be a submissive? Sometimes I think so and other times he just confuses the hell out of me. This particular detail matters though. I can't ever go back to that time. I can't ever be under another man's thumb. I refuse to bend. Yes, I'm broken but I refuse to part with the little bit that's left of me.
Love me or hate me. I don't care. So why would he work so hard to be with someone like me?
"I don't deserve you but I'll spend forever trying to prove it."
Valentino DeLuca spent years trying to decipher his feelings for his best friend, Marco Soriano.
Valentino didn't notice men. He wasn't attracted to them. He loved women; specifically his Spanish beauty, Carina Lobos.
But all of that changed when Marco became his anomaly.
**Disclaimer for this series: Contains M/F/M, F/M/F scenes. Mature content**


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2 Years Ago
On Guard
So much in our history of guarding borders, culture, possessions, people, etc.
Ever depict this notion in your art?
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Posted by: Angelina Vick on 2 Years Ago
2 Years Ago
I haven't....but your depiction is phenomenal! =)
The liquid glass, alien terrain, and human faces altogether create a sense of what is familiar and unfamiliar at the same time.
Posted by: Daniel Rauch on 2 Years Ago
2 Years Ago
can't say that I have really, but I do like the piece Carmen :)
Posted by: Peter Chilelli on 2 Years Ago
2 Years Ago
A few shots from a visit to Fort Niagara, which saw action in the the American Revolution, the War of 1812 and was even made ready during the Civil War.
Posted by: Videletevian DeleteRSON on 2 Years Ago
2 Years Ago
Great symbolism and fine prowess in new media, here, Carmen. Thanks for sharing, and inspiring. I love that beautiful face of reality included here in the face of the future.
Posted by: Carmen Hathaway on 2 Years Ago
2 Years Ago
Thanks Angel -- imagination is its own reward -- I love where it can take us ....
Much appreciated Daniel :)
Thanks for sharing those images Peter -- that must've been quite the site to tour. Imagine lobbing that ammunition -- or being on the receiving end...
Thank Vivian -- digging deep in process and enjoying thoroughly.
The realities of now & then & always -- great fuel for inspiration.
Beverly Hills, CA (United States)
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