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This collection consists of a name index and image browse of Idaho Death Certificates from 1911 to 1937. The certificates are arranged numerically by file number, with a rough chronological arrangement by date of death. The records were acquired from the Department of Health & Welfare in Boise.
Statewide registration of deaths was required by law in 1911. The records are held at the State of Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Earlier death records that may exist are held at the county level. Statewide registration of deaths began in 1911, and was generally complied with by the early 1920's.
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|5 Medium, cubed
|3 Small, finely chopped
|Fresh parsley
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2. Peel, devein and clean the shrimps. Set aside.
3. Finely chop the shallots and parsley, keep it aside
4. In a pot heat up the vegetable broth, bring it to a boil and then lower the heat and let it simmer.
5. In a large nonstick pan over medium high flame sauté the zucchini in 2 tablespoon of olive oil and salt and pepper, sauté for 15 minutes. Once done remove from heat and set it aside.
6. In small skillet melt 1 tablespoon of butter with 2 tablespoon of olive oil, add the shrimps, salt and pepper to taste, parsley and white wine.
7. Cook the shrimps for 5 minutes on medium flame, once the shrimps turn pink remove from heat and set it aside, do not throw away the juice.
8. In a large skillet sauté the shallots in 3 tablespoon of olive oil 1 tablespoon of butter, sauté for 3 minutes and then add the rice, stir well.
9. Add the white wine and mix everything well reduce the flame to medium low let it simmer for 3-5 minutes or until the wine evaporates.
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This works, because of the way the matches were originally setup. Otherwise it may take 4 (to completely move the second basket to look like the first). Technically his answer is more correct, because it's look more like it follows the laws of gravity, but hey, at least mines balanced and yes it's done in less than 4 moves.
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Second, I can fix it in three matches. :-D I'm nowhere that I can post an image right now, unfortunately, but I can explain it pretty easily...
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The only way for the first Solution to work is for the bottom match of the right scale to not be moved and become the right part of the balance beam. If you just move all the matches on the right side downward to straighten out the balance beam then you have moved a total of 6 matches and are over the 5 matches set in the puzzle.
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if you'd look and see, he does in fact only move 5
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"Congress felt that right after 9/11, there would be such national trauma associated with more lawsuits filed against the airlines, they became …convinced by the airlines, we'd better come up with a creative, statutory alternative and the 9/11 fund was that alternative," Feinberg said.
Watch the story Friday on "20/20" at 10 p.m. ET
The payments, he says, were based on "fair, consistent and transparent calculations."
"What would the victim have earned over a lifetime but for 9/11? How many dependents were left? Did the victim have a spouse? How much life insurance or other collateral income was received by the surviving family as a result of 9/11?"
In his book "What Is Life Worth," Feinberg explained the mathematical formula he used and how it worked. Take a single man, age 35, earning about $250,000 a year. He's worth $2.6 million. Add a wife? His worth increases to $4.2 million. Kids -- how about four -- now he's worth $4.6. There was a fixed amount, however, for pain and suffering: $250,000.
Not everyone was happy with the formula, which Feinberg says he understands.
"You're putting numbers on people who died or were horribly disfigured. It is a difficult assignment," he said. "I did the best I could."
Charles Wolf's wife of 12 years was killed on 9/11. Katherine Wolf worked on the 97th floor of the north tower of the World Trade Center, and after her death Wolf became an instant critic of Feinberg and the fund, creating a protest group called Fix the Fund.
Wolf claimed that Feinberg's formula was out of date and didn't take into consideration things like the fact that that he and his wife had started a business together. But Wolf's main issue was with Feinberg himself.
"He was dealing with the families like he would deal with fellow lawyers and it was not good," Wolf said.
Feinberg was criticized for being cold to families at first.
"I told families that came to see me … I'm not a magician. I can't bring your wife back or your son back or your father back," he said. "All I can do is what the statute allows me to do -- provide you compensation. One less thing to worry about. The rest of life's unfairness, you move on as best you can."
But after many months of meeting with families, Wolf says that Feinberg became "more compassionate."
"It was at that time that I threw my support behind him," Wolf said, and he ultimately accepted the fund money.
"Did I get as much as I had hoped for? I will tell you that, no I didn't. But I will tell you this, that once this was over, it was a huge weight off my back," Wolf said.


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NASA's glittering image has lost a lot of its luster
The all-conquering space agency has taken some serious public-relations hits lately.
At some point it might be thought that NASA, the nation's space agency, would realize that something had gone terribly wrong in its inner workings. That point should have come right after the Columbia tragedy when the shuttle broke up over Texas as it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere in 2003, killing seven astronauts.
The immediate cause of the Columbia traedy, as it turned out, were failures in the heat shield tiles that protect the craft, but the root reason was the agency's culture which shrugged off the warnings of engineers before the flight. Now a new report on astronaut physical and mental health says that the agency is still prone to ignore the warnings of its own experts, in this case flight surgeons who warned about drunk astronauts. The report pointed to a continuing agency fault: being oblivious to any negative note that might wind up scrubbing a mission.
The eight-member independent panel was named after astronaut Lisa Nowak was arrested this year in an alleged attempt to kidnap a rival for the affections of a fellow astronaut. In a case that became a staple for stand-up comedy routines, Nowak, police say, drove 900 miles from Houston to Florida to confront the rival while disguised and armed with a B-B gun and pepper spray. The case opened a new page in the history of astronauts whose image was first shaped by space pioneers such as John Glenn and Wally Schirra. The legend of those original Mercury 7 astronauts projected tough, disciplined fliers who were disdainful of authority.
But the panel's report was a jolt to that image. In two instances, astronauts were in their cups, inebriated, but yet were cleared to fly over the objections of flight surgeons and other astronauts. "Alcohol is used freely in crew quarters," the report noted. One of those drunk astronauts flew into orbit on a Russian spacecraft; another had his launch delayed but then tried to fly a training jet while still drunk.
No more "right stuff"
The panel gave NASA no names or enough information about the instances of drunk astronauts to pin down the missions involved. But the point was made that the same NASA culture that ignored engineers' warnings that continued instances of foam insulation flying off during launches would ultimately endanger the integrity of the shuttle again ignored warnings about drunken astronauts.
The tales of alcohol captured most of the attention but other parts of the report were almost as unnerving. Little if any attention is given to the psychological health of the astronauts after they qualify for the Astronaut Corps. There is no periodic assessment for possible depression, anxiety, stress, or substance abuse even though, as the panel noted, the astronauts will be facing the possibility of longer flights into space where they "will be isolated and under great mental stress and physical stress for a period of several years before their return to Earth."
The case of Lisa Nowak, instead of being an aberration, may be a signal of just how badly NASA needs fixing.
The agency is under new scrutiny as it approaches its Aug. 7 launch of the shuttle Endeavor. The "can-do" culture that once put Americans on the moon may now be the agency's biggest fault, and its most dangerous.
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Perhaps the most famous and useful of all of the newer face to face communication apps is Facetime. However, the first party developers only created a version for mobile applications.
– Can PC users even use FaceTime?
There are many people who are not on the network with friends and business associates on FaceTime. Perhaps they do not have the correct mobile device. In order to keep up their networking capabilities, they need to join with the network using the tools that they already have. This is why FaceTime for PC is such an important tool for everyone who is looking to create personal and business connections.
– How PC Users Can Use FaceTime
In order to take advantage of FaceTime for PC, you will need an emulator. An emulator will allow a PC to act like a mobile device so that the FaceTime application can be downloaded. It will then act as though it was on that mobile device rather than being run through a PC.
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FaceTime for PC will run with the same features and benefits on an emulator as it will on the original mobile device. People will still be able to view the person they are talking to in real-time. They will still have all of the options that are available to mobile phone users with the original FaceTime app in the device. However, because emulation is not a perfect science, PC users may experience some slowdown time if there are other applications running within the emulator or on the PC itself.
There may also be a few features that are not updated automatically with the PC application. When applications such as FaceTime receive automatic updates for their mobile device users, this will not necessarily come through on the PC end. Updates must be manually programmed and downloaded into the emulator before they will take effect. However, emulated FaceTime applications that are not of the most recent iteration will still be able to work with most of the FaceTime applications on mobile devices that have been updated.
– Why should PC users have this application?
On the PC, there are face to face video chat applications such as Skype and Facebook Chat. However, if no one is using these applications, they do not hold a great deal of sway. As younger users of all walks of life gravitate towards FaceTime Video Call for its efficiency and convenience, those who are attempting to follow this large spectrum of consumers will need to catch up to the application that is being used.
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In a state as young as Alaska, the chance to reach back into its short political history for perspective on contemporary problems is a rich opportunity.
To that end, political science professor Forrest Nabors launched a class at UAA this fall called "Studies in Alaska Statesmanship," focused on the state's formative leaders.
On their first class day in August, students gathered to find a trio seated before them, all public figures who'd served in the administration of Alaska's first governor, Bill Egan. They were Eric Wohlforth, Egan's revenue commissioner; Joe Henri, his commissioner of administration; and John Havelock, his attorney general.
Nabors invited his guests to talk about problems the fledgling state faced and how they were handled. These three remained a resource throughout the course as students searched for a compelling policy question from the past that resonated with issues the state faces now.
One student focused on Egan's struggles to save Alaska from bankruptcy by getting the trans-Alaska pipeline built, comparing it with the state's stalled natural gas pipeline.
Another looked at Egan's leadership on Alaska fisheries. Under federal management before statehood, Alaska's fisheries declined so dramatically they were declared an economic disaster zone in 1953. Egan negotiated state control and ordered resource managers to restore populations at all costs. He also forced the federal government to secure a 12-mile limit on international fishing interests by threatening to dam Bristol Bay tributaries and create a much less valuable freshwater fishery, a publicity stunt that worked.
Both these research papers were honored with $1,000 Egan Awards, a fund established by Henri and Wohlforth to stimulate political and historical research on Egan or Alaska. Winners presented their work to an audience on Egan Day, Oct. 8, at UAA. In the audience, in addition to students, Alaska historians, parents and a few legislators, were Egan contemporaries: Katie Hurley, Jack Roderick, Henri and Wohlforth.
The two students honored were an interesting pair. Calvin Henry is an older sophomore, a Marine veteran of eight years who served two terms in Iraq and several humanitarian missions, including Hurricane Katrina.
Samantha Mack, a junior, is the Aleut daughter of a King Cove commercial fisherman. She's fished with her father in the Aleutians since she was 13, and although Anchorage is her residence, she says King Cove will always be home.
Nabors said he asked his students to be "brutally honest about Egan, whatever the results might be."
Still, the students' research found value in Egan's problem-solving strategies.
With respect to the pipeline, Calvin Henry said, Egan behaved with the state's interest top of mind.
"While he certainly did fight partisan battles," he wrote, "extreme partisanship did not seem to infect him ... He risked his party's success and his own popularity in order to achieve goals that served the public good."
Egan preferred a state-owned pipeline because he feared industry ownership would allow oil companies to set high transport tariffs and diminish wellhead value. Chancy Croft's compromise would allow the industry to own the pipeline, but extract property tax on the land the pipeline passed over, tied to industry annual income.
After the industry sued, dangerously delaying start of the pipeline, first Havelock and then Egan negotiated a compromise that allowed the state to charge a $20 million property tax and a minimum 25-cents a barrel oil tax.
To Egan, Henry wrote, the essential task was getting a pipeline built so the state could start earning revenue. The Legislature balked, accusing him of selling out to Big Oil. While his compromise eventually prevailed, Egan paid with loss of the governorship.
Calvin Henry compared this commitment to the languishing natural gas pipeline. He argued that the oil industry is actually in charge this time, delaying pipeline construction to protect its global businesses from a flood of Alaska gas.
Egan's main mission was to get that pipeline built and secure revenue flow, however divided. In contrast, current Alaska legislation doesn't guarantee that a gas pipeline will ever be built.
In fisheries management, Samantha Mack complimented Egan for restoring fishing stocks and pushing back aggressive international fishing interests.
She faulted the state's regulatory agency today for leaving Alaska Natives behind in a way Egan did not. She advanced a theory that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game is a victim of "agency capture," meaning a regulatory agency that has fallen under the influence of interest groups it regulates, to the degree that it molds policy to benefit those groups.
She suggested that the oil industry influences fisheries management in favor of sports fishermen's interests. Why? Because, in the event of a spill, sports fishermen have no rights to sue, while commercial fisherman have that as a remedy.
She argued that Egan's protective approach to fisheries management and the health of rural communities would never have allowed this to happen.
Nabors said he plans to offer this class again in the fall. You can listen to the students make their arguments here: (UAA podcasts)
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Humans ," Dr. William Kimbel, a physical anthropologist
at the Institute of Human Origins and Arizona State University,
introduced us to Lucy, perhaps the most famous fossil of all
time. Lucy's discovery revolutionized our understanding of
human evolution. Anthropologists had long thought that intelligence
predated bipedalism, the ability to walk upright. With her
chimp-like brain capacity, but human-like pelvis and knee,
Lucy provides strong evidence that bipedalism came first,
as far back as 3.2 million years ago. According to some scientists,
this upright posture freed up Lucy's descendants' hands for
tool making and weapon use. These tasks in turn created the
need for an increasingly complex brain, leading these upright
apes down the evolutionary path that would lead to modern
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On November 30th, 1974, researcher Donald Johanson was surveying
for fossils of human ancestors near the Awash River in Hadar,
Ethiopia. Glancing over his shoulder as he headed back to
his Land Rover, Johanson noticed several bone fragments poking
out of the ground- a bit of skull, a jaw bone, a leg. Johanson
would eventually unearth about 40 percent of the skeleton
we now know as Lucy, the oldest and most complete remains
of a human ancestor. The skeleton earned her memorable moniker
when the Beatles's song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" played
over and over at the festivities later that night.
belonged to a species Johanson and his colleagues dubbed Australopithecus
afarensis -literally "southern ape from East Africa" -one
of the earliest species of hominids, the family of bipedal
primates which includes Homo habilis ("handy man")
and Homo erectus ("upright man"). She stood only three
and half feet tall and probably weighed 60 to 65 pounds. Her
small stature suggests she was female, since male australopithecines
could reach heights up to five feet. Evidence from the molars,
joints and spine indicate Lucy was a young adult, maybe 21
years of age when she died. Her bones reveal little about
her demise, but since they were found intact and not scattered
by predators, scientists believe she died of natural causes.
Her corpse likely sunk into the soft sediments on the banks
of the Awash, where she remained undisturbed for more than
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Static Control Garment Verification to Ensure Supplier ConformanceFebruary 23, 2012 10:59 am | by Bob Vermillion | Comments
Verify a garment's performance while identifying potential threats.
Why are we meeting?February 13, 2012 7:00 pm | Comments
Before you hold your next meeting, be sure you and the others at the meeting know why it's being held. Meetings can drag on and feel like a waste of time if the goals are not clear to all in attendance.
Air Showers and Cleanroom OperationFebruary 13, 2012 7:00 pm | Comments
Air showers are just one factor in ensuring good cleanroom performance. Proper worker training, documented procedures, and a well-maintained system will increase production yields and reduce product defects and costs.
MSDS - Necessary But Not SufficientJanuary 30, 2012 7:00 pm | Comments
If you think that a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides adequate information to determine if a process chemical could be hazardous to your product, think again.
Running the Morning DashJanuary 30, 2012 7:00 pm | Comments
Productivity guru Gina Trapani says "Do the Most Important Thing First." She calls this "running a morning dash." When she sits down to work in the morning, before she checks any email, she spends an hour on the most important thing on her to-do list.
What to Know When Considering a CleanroomJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by Tim Sunderland | Simplex Isolation Systems | Comments
Does your business plan include the development of an area in your plant or laboratory for clean manufacturing or other procedures? Are you concerned that you make the right purchase? Do you want to make sure you consider the right factors when you evaluate different models?
Case Study: Innovative Retrofitting for a Leading Life Sciences FacilityJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by Mary Bledsoe and Steve Breuer | Comments
Innovative design was the linchpin of a dramatic renovation that transformed a vacant telecom atrium office building into a state-of-the-art life sciences company headquarters. Creative process and meticulous planning combined to create a facility with the dexterity to meet a range of specific, strict criteria.
How It Works: High Performance Solution for Cleaning Thin FilmJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | Comments
Cleaning thin films and addressing the impact of debris on yields, production, and quality.
Modular Cleanrooms – An Evolving IndustryJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by Mark Forst | PortaFab Corp. | Comments
An interview with Wayne McGee, owner of PortaFab Modular Building Systems, and Tim Loughran, owner of Cleanroom Construction Associates.
Change Brings OpportunityJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by Mary Williams | Comments
The New Year marked an exciting change for Controlled Environments Magazine as Advantage Business Media—publisher of leading scientific and laboratory magazines, websites, newsletters, and digital publications—acquired Vicon Publishing Inc., the magazine's parent company. Vicon Publishing will be named Vicon Business Media Inc.
Cleanroom Operating ProceduresJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by Jan Eudy | Cintas Cleanroom Resources | Comments
We are building an ISO Class 7 (formerly Class 10,000) modular cleanroom on our university campus. Our students will wear bouffants, shoecovers, and frocks. Is there a gowning protocol for frocks? We also need procedures for cleaning the modular cleanroom and working in the cleanroom.
Sacrificial Soils in Critical CleaningJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by John B. Durkee, Ph.D., P.E. | Comments
Sacrificial soils are materials added to a soiled surface to help that surface become less soiled.
ASTM Medical Device Committees: Standards EvolutionJanuary 26, 2012 7:00 pm | by Barbara Kanegsberg and Ed Kanegsberg | BFK Solutions, LLC | Comments
During the November, 2011 ASTM meetings in Tampa, FL, we observed a number of trends, particularly in the standards and guidance documents that impact medical device manufacture and maintenance.
Keeping Your Team on TrackJanuary 17, 2012 9:24 am | Comments
The Dale Carnegie blog offers practical advice on ways to build and maintain effective communication with your team/staff. These tips can put your team on the right track and help you stay there.
Light Does Not Displace HeavyJanuary 16, 2012 7:00 pm | Comments
f all soil and cleaning agent components are soluble, rinsing is dilution.


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Drama Centre London
|Drama Centre London
|London, England, UK
|University of the Arts London
Drama Centre London (often abbreviated as Drama Centre) is a British drama school in King's Cross, London, where it recently moved after a major reshaping of the university. The school is part of the Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design of the University of the Arts London [1] and is a member of Drama UK.[2] The BA (Hons) and MA Acting courses, offered by the school, are accredited by Drama UK.[3]
Drama Centre London was founded in 1963 by a breakaway group of teachers and students from the Central School of Speech and Drama, led by John Blatchley, Yat Malmgren and Christopher Fettes.[4] The school was located originally on Prince of Wales Road, Chalk Farm, but moved first to Back Hill, Clerkenwell in 2004, then to its current site at King's Cross in 2011. Since 1999, it has operated as an integral school of Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design, offering degree programmes in acting, directing and screenwriting.
A principal aim in the founding of the school was to bring some of the major developments in American and European theatre to the training of British and international actors. Its approach articulates Stanislavski's system, with the movement work of Rudolf Laban and the character typology of Carl Jung to produce a 'movement psychology' for the analysis and development of characters. The school's work also draws on the English tradition, particularly that of Joan Littlewood and Theatre Workshop. These approaches are taught as part of the Western theatrical tradition that began with the Greeks, on which the school places great emphasis.[5] When the school was founded, it was the only drama school in the country to have an acting class, and is considered to be the first 'Method' drama school in Britain.[6]
Because of its rigor, the school's nickname is "Trauma Center".[7] Like most drama schools, Drama Centre places a particular emphasis on the work of Stanislavski,also training students in improvisation through the Vakhtangov and Lecoq traditions. The school offers a theatre-based training incorporating both modern and classical texts, and also prepares actors for the demands of screen acting, for which it has a two year postgraduate course. In September 2005, the school launched their MA Acting course (formerly 'European Classical Acting') which includes residencies at both the Vakhtangov Theatre Institute in Moscow and Imalis Center for Ancient Hellenic Theatre in Epidaurus, Greece.
The Drama Centre has always had an international outlook and was the first British drama school to introduce some of the great classics of the European repertoire: Spanish, German and French. Today, this tradition continues and is reflected in a broad spectrum of international links, which includes schools in the USA, Russia and China.
Platform Theatre[edit]
The Platform Theatre is a receiving and producing theatre situated in the Central Saint Martin's complex at King's Cross. The theatre holds 360 in a variety of configurations, has an orchestra pit and a full flying tower and is equipped to high professional standards. The theatre aims to present all aspects of the performing arts. Productions by students of Drama Centre London are presented here, as is work by students of other colleges of the University of the Arts, London.
A partial list of alumni is available at Category:Alumni of the Drama Centre London.
- ^ "Drama Centre at Central Saint Martins". Retrieved 2007-01-15.
- ^ "Conference of Drama Schools - Links to Member Schools". Retrieved 2007-01-15.
- ^ "National Council for Drama Training - Accredited Course List". Retrieved 2008-09-27.[dead link]
- ^ "Drama Centre London: About us". Retrieved 2007-01-15.
- ^ Eva Mekler, Masters of the Stage: British Acting Teachers Talk About Their Craft. New York: Grove Weidenfeld, 1989. p.69, p.75. ISBN 0-8021-3190-5.
- ^ Eva Mekler, Masters of the Stage: British Acting Teachers Talk About Their Craft p.73-74.
- ^ Raferty, Brian (2014-02-05). "Emilia Clarke, the Breakthrough Actress on 'Game of Thrones'". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 5 February 2014.
External links[edit]
- [2] – Official Website


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Boundaries for Leaders: Results, Relationships, and Being Ridiculously in Charge (Hardcover)
The coauthor of the classic bestseller Boundaries, with over 2 million copies sold, and an expert on the psychology of business and leadership performance explains the behavioral reasons why some people get great results and others don't.
In Boundaries for Leaders, Dr. Henry Cloud gives leaders the tools and techniques they need to achieve the performance they desire in their organizations and in themselves. Drawing on the latest findings from neuroscience, Dr. Cloud shows why it's critical for leaders to set the conditions that make people's brains perform at their highest levels. How do great leaders do this? One way is through the creation of "boundaries" structures that determine what will exist and what will not.
Here you will learn seven leadership boundaries that set the stage, tone, and culture for a results-driven organization, including how to help people focus their attention on the things that matter most; build the emotional climate that drives brain functioning; facilitate connections that boost energy and momentum; create organizational thought patterns that limit negativity and helplessness; identify paths for people to take control of the activities that drive results; create high-performance teams organized around the behaviors that drive results; and lead yourself in a manner that protects the vision.
The strong call to action in this book is that leaders are ridiculously in charge of all these elements, and they must own what they either create or allow to exist.
Filled with inspiring and practical examples from Dr. Cloud's coaching practice, Boundaries for Leaders is essential reading for everyone who aspires to lead companies, teams, and cultures defined by high performance and healthy relationships.
About the Author
Dr. Henry Cloud & Dr. John Townsend are popular speakers and cohosts of the nationally broadcast New Life Live! radio program. They are authors of the New York Times bestseller Boundaries and many more books, including Boundaries with Kids; Boundaries in Dating; Our Mothers, Ourselves; Safe People; and Boundaries in Marriage.


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|Place Details
|Place ID
|Registration Type
|State Heritage
|Place Name
|Place Classification
|Place Category
Health and Care Services
|Place Type
Medical offices
10 Providing health and welfare services / 10.1 Providing health services
|Register Entry Date
|73 Wickham Terrace
|Town / Suburb
|Post Code
|Cultural Heritage Significance
|Principal Period
of Significance
|1930 (fabric) 1920s-1930s (historical)
|Criterion A
|Inchcolm is important in demonstrating the interwar evolution of Wickham Terrace as an important medical specialist precinct in Brisbane, and is associated with the development of specialist medicine in Queensland
|Criterion D
|Inchcolm is an accomplished and intact building which is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a purpose-built interwar medical office building, including in the restrained design the assertion of medical specialist prestige
|Criterion E
|As one of a related group of classical facades, and in particular in association with adjacent Lister House, Inchcolm with its neo-Georgian facade exhibits a strong contribution to the Wickham Terrace streetscape, which is valued by the community
|Criterion H
|The building has a special association with Brisbane architect EP Trewern, as an example of his work
|This five-storeyed masonry office building was constructed in 1930, on a site which has been associated with the medical profession since the 1880s, when the first Inchcolm was established by Dr John Thomson. This building contained both his private residence and consulting rooms, and during the 1910s and 1920s it operated as a private hospital. The property was transferred to the Wharf Street Congregational Church in 1925, and subsequently sold in 1929 to Inchcolm Ltd, a group of medical practitioners initiated by George Douglas. The company commissioned Brisbane architect Eric Percival Trewern, who was influential in popularising Georgian revival style in Brisbane domestic building during the interwar years, to design a new medical office building for the site. Constructed by builders J I Green & Son in 1930, Inchcolm was part of the interwar redevelopment of the medical precinct along Wickham Terrace, which included Brisbane Clinic (QHR 600171), Ballow Chambers (QHR 600164), Wickham House, and Craigston (QHR 600165). Their construction constituted the second phase (the first being in the 1880s) of the Terrace's growth as a medical precinct, and was indicative of new directions toward specialist medicine in Queensland in the interwar years. Inchcolm continues to be used by the medical profession.
|Inchcolm is located at the eastern end of Wickham Terrace, overlooking the city centre, within an area dominated by buildings accommodating the medical and allied professions. The building comprises four storeys to parapet level, with a basement and another floor above and behind the parapet. The Georgian-style facade is of English bond face red brickwork, contrasted with rendered detailing. The ground floor level is rendered and scored to resemble ashlar, and the small projecting arched entrance is crowned by a cornice and parapet. Internally the building is divided into suites of medical offices, accessed via a narrow central corridor on each level. The ground floor lobby features entrance doors with cut bevelled glazing, dark-stained silky oak panelling to picture-rail height, plaster ceiling panels with moulded cornices, and terrazzo borders in the passageway in front of the elevator, which is located in the middle of the eastern side of the building. This panelled and metal-meshed lift installation, which was designed to accommodate stretcher patients, is circled by a staircase which services all levels. The stairwell walls are rendered and pointed to resemble stone work. Although some remodelling of individual offices has occurred, the interior public spaces remain substantially intact and sustain the ambience of a 1930s building.
|Element Name
|Designer Name
Trewern, Eric P
|Design Period
|1919 - 1930s Interwar period
|Builder Name
Green, JI & Son
|Construction Period
|1930 - 1930
|Construction Method
Load-bearing brick
|Fabric (Exterior Structure)
Brick - face
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Certified copies of the full entries in the Register are available for a fee.
You can also search the full Register for a fee to find out if a place or parcel of land is listed or otherwise affected by the Act.
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GamePC Barebones System Review - Quake3 Performance
Having a GeForce2 Ultra to play around with made my overclocking woes all but disappear :). I'm fortunate to have access to the fastest graphics card on the market which will do more for leading edge games performance wise than a fast processor at the resolutions we like to use.
The following results are based on NVIDIA's GeForce2 Ultra running at its default clock speed (250MHz core and 458MHz memory). Thanks to the CardCooler XT, which is positioned parallel to the GeForce2 Ultra, I reached an overclocked speed of 290MHz/500MHz. Version 6.18 of the Detonator 3 drivers were used and vsync was disabled. Sound was disabled and texture compression was enabled.
The processor was running at 840MHz (120/120/40) with a 3-2-2 memory timing. Why not 2-2-2? Well, when running benchmarks at higher resolutions (1280x1024 and up), performance actually decreased. Not sure why, but it happened.
Quake3 Demo001 - High Quality
32-Bit Color/32-Bit Textures
Ooh, look at the performance at 1280x1024! At 800x600 and 1024x768 the CPU is working as hard as it can to keep the Ultra busy as overclocking yields virtually no increase in performance. Performance at 1280x1024 and 1600x1200 is going to be similar to these results even on a 1GHz+ processor. Overclocking the Ultra at higher resolutions definitely pays off here offering around a 10% increase in frame rates.
16-Bit Color/32-Bit Textures
Ahh, 1600x1200 anybody?
To show you how versatile the 440BX chipset is, you can check out the Quake3 benchmarks from my other system here.
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This item is on display at Melbourne Museum
Where is it from?
- A Maker Sydney, Australia
- B Place & Date Used Carlton, Australia
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Sign - Wrigley's Chewing Gum, circa 1960 Reg. No: SH 921176
- Summary:
- Metal shop advertising sign for Wrigley's chewing gum, circa 1960, used at the Old Lolly Shop, Carlton North.
The Old Lolly Shop was a milk bar opened and run by Elizabeth and Henry Cohen at 314 Rathdowne Street, Carlton North, from 1939 to 1975.
- Description:
- Rectangular metal sign. Hole punched in each corner. Text across top of sign, centre image of woman holding tablet of chewing gum. Bottom half surface covered in residue of cardboard and adhesive. Reverse gold-coloured metal with green paint drips falling from top edge.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Mr Alan Cohen, 1992
- Acknowledgement:
- Donated in memory of Elizabeth and Henry Cohen.
|34.50 cm (Height), 24.00 cm (Length)
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|advertising signs, confectioneries, jewish communities, religions judaism, working life
|Themes this item is part of:
|Old Lolly Shop Collection, Cultural Diversity Collection, Domestic & Community Life Collection, Working Life & Trades Collection
|On Display at:
|Melbourne Museum
|Primary Classification:
|Secondary Classification:
|Milk Bars
|Tertiary Classification:
|Printed front: WRIGLEY'S/AIDS/DIGESTION.
|Wrigley Company, New South Wales, Australia, circa 1970
|S.T. Leigh & Co. Pty. Ltd., Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, circa 1960
|Place & Date Used:
|The Old Lolly Shop, Carlton, Victoria, Australia, circa 1960-1975
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