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Chronological summary of historical events in the development of Kuban Cossack military establishment
1. To the English reader,- there are at times no compatible words in the English vocabulary adequately describing Russian words, titles or designations,- for an instance: a word "voisko" can only be explained as an "military establishment".
2. The names or designations of Cossack military establishments ('voiska'- plural) stem from geographical locations of their settlements,- primarily along rivers like HOPER, DON, KUBAN etc, or other prominent natural features like Caucasus, Trans-Caucasus etc... For other specifics refer to the foot notes.
1696 – Participation of Hoper Cossacks in AZOV (1) campaign.
1711, May 14 – The destruction of Hoper settlements by order of the Peter the Great for participation of Hoper Cossacks in the Bulavin (2) uprising.
1720, May 20 – The return of the lands to the Hoper Cossacks confiscated from them by Peter the Great in 1711
1731 – Ratification of the establishment of Hoper Cossack command.
1767 – First Hoper Cossack regiment established.
1768 – Beginning of the bestowment of the "Hereditary Nobleman" title in Cossack military establishments.
1768-74 – Participation of "Zaporozhets"(3) in the Russo-Turkish Wars.
1774 – Count Potemkin-"Tavrichesky"(4) designated Governor of the NOVOROSIYSK Region and Commander of Cossack military establishments.
1775,June4 – Total destruction of "ZAPOROZSHYE" (3).
1777 – Establishment of the "CAUCASUS LINE" (5).
1778 – "THE KUBAN LINE" (6) fortified by Russian Field-Marshal Suvorov.
1778-79 – The Hoper Cossack regiment resettled into the STAVROPOL Region.
1783,April 8 – The Crimean and Taman peninsulas and the right bank of the KUBAN River incorporated into Russia.
1783 – River Kuban becomes the Southern Border of Russia.
1783 – Count Potemkin organizes the "Zaporozhets" under the leadership of 'Seedor Bely'(7)
1787 – Count Potemkin forms volunteer formations 1787 Military Establishment of the "Faithful Cossacks" organized and a fortifications built at the VASILKOV settlement.
1787 – Seedor Beely elected an 'Ataman' [see (2)].
1787-91 – Participation of the BLACK-SEA Cossacks (then 'Faithful Cossacks' as yet) in the Russo-Turkish War.
1788,Junl7 – The Ataman Seedor Beely passed away.
1788 – Election of new Ataman,- Zachar Chepiga.
1788 – Change in designation of the 'Faithful Cossacks' to the "Military Establishment of the Faithful Black Sea Cossacks".
1788 – Foundation of the "EKATERINOSLAVL Cossack Military Establishment".
1789 – Count Potemkin designated the Head Hetman (2) of the Ekaterinoslavl and the Black Sea Cossack military establishments.
1790 – Settlement of the Black Sea Cossacks between the BUG and DNIESTER rivers and foundation of the redoubt/fort at vil. SLOBODSEA.
1791, Oct.5 – The death of the Count and Cossack 'Ataman' Potemkin.
1792, Jan.20 – The lands of the Black Sea Cossacks between rivers Bug and Dniester were summarily taken away from them and incorporated into Ekaterinoslavl Province.
1792, Jan 29 – Black Sea Cossacks dispatch their barrister Anton Golovaty as a head of delegation to St. Petersburg to plead for an allocation of lands along the KUBAN River.
1792, Jun.30 – Empress Catherine the Great bequeaths to the Black Sea Cossacks the lands of TAMAN Peninsula and the adjacent areas.
1792 – Supplemental Charter from Empress Catherine the 2nd about the Cossack holdings.
1792, Aug.2 – The directive from Catherine the 2nd to relocate the Black-Sea Cossack flotilla to the Taman region.
1792, Aug. 15 – Return of Hetman Golovaty and his deputation from St. Petersburg to the SLOBODSEA settlement
1792, Aug.25 – Arrival into the Taman region of the first group of Black-Sea Cossacks - 3847 men under the leadership of colonel Sava Beely.
1792, Sept.2 – The departure of the Head Ataman Chepiga from the Slobodsea Settlement with all mounted and foot Cossack forces, with all their regalia and the Church of the establishment.
1792, Oct.23 – Ataman Chepiga arrived with all his Black-Sea Cossacks to the banks of the Kuban river and wintered on the river YEYA sandbanks in the KHAN fortress.
1792-1864 – An uninterrupted 72-year long period of hostilities with the mountain tribes of Caucasus and the initially Black-Sea and subsequently KUBAN Cossack Establishments, culminating with the conquest of the Western Caucasus.
1793, Julyl5 – Mass departure of the Cossacks with their dependants from their Dniester settlements under the leadership of the Establishment's Judge Anton Golovaty.
1793, Aug.15 – Arrival of Golovaty into the Kuban region.
1793 – Founding the City of Ekaterinodar (8).
1794, January – The regional Black-Sea Administration publishes the "Orders of Cannon truths"(9).
1794 – Resettlement of DON and VOLGA Cossacks numbering 1125 families out of which a Kuban regiments is organized.
1794 – Two Black-Sea Cossack regiments were relocated to Poland, under the command of Ataman Chepiga.
1796-97 – Black-Sea Cossacks participate in Persian (10) campaign.
1797, Jan.14 – Ataman Chepiga passed away.
1797 – Anton Golovaty elected Head Ataman.
1797 – The Emperor Paul 1st designates Kotlarevski as the Ataman of the military establishment, thereby annulling the right of the Black-Sea Cossacks to elect their own Ataman.
1797 – Persian uprising.
1798, Dec.22 – Imperial edict of Paul the 1st forbids Black-Sea Cossacks to cross over Kuban River in pursuit of mountain tribesmen attempting to invade Black Sea coastal regions.
1799 – Ataman Kotlarevski dismissed from his post and Lt.Colonel Bursak is designated a new Ataman.
1801, Feb.16 – Emperor Paul 1st issued a deed confirming Black-Sea Cossack's rights of possession of their lands.
1801 – Black Sea establishment inaugurates a Chancery instead of Administration.
1802, Mar.20 – The Black Sea Administration reestablished again.
1802, Nov.13 – Publication of the first "Statute" of the Black Sea Military Establishment [10 mounted (cavalry) and 10 foot (infantry) regiments].
1802 – Ekaterinoslavl Cossacks, numbering 3277 men, with their dependants were resettled to Kuban Region and a Caucasus Regiment is formed.
1803, May 13 – Emperor Alexander the 2nd reaffirmed Black Sea Cossack rights to their lands.
1803 – The Black Sea Cossack Military Establishment opens the first academy for education of Cossack children
1808 – Two horse-drawn artillery companies were formed from the Cossack regiments located on the Caucasus Line (6).
1808 – 500 "BUDSHAK" Cossacks (10) incorporated into the Black Sea Establishment.
1809-1811 – First relocation from POLTAVA and CHERNIGOV provinces into the Black Sea region of 41,534 persons (of both genders).
1811 – An establishment of the Black Sea Guard (11) company.
1816 – Ataman Bursak has retired and Lt.-Col. Matveyev designated a new Ataman.
1817 – Horse-drawn Black Sea artillery company is formed.
1818, Nov.19 – Military Council establishes general basis for the formation of regiments using same homesteads and settlements from which original units were formed.
1820 – The Black-Sea Cossack Military Establishment is taken out from the jurisdiction of TAVRIA Governor and subordinated to the Commander of the separate Caucasus Corps.
1825 – Second relocation from Poltava and Chernigov provinces into the Black Sea region of 48,392 persons (both genders).
1825-27 – The resettlement of Hoper Cossacks to the Kuban region.
1827, Jan.9 – Ataman Matveyev passes away.
1827 – Ataman Bezkrovni designated to the post.
1827, Apr.26 – The governing "Statute" of the Black Sea Cossack military establishment is published.
1827 – The Black Sea Establishment changes the designation of the "Establishment Ataman" to the "Designated Ataman".
1827-28 – Black Sea Cossacks participate in the Russo-Turkish war.
1828 – All Cossack Establishments introduce and adapt rank designations (endemic specifically to Cossack forces only), valid to this day.
1828 – Final occupation of Turkish fortifications at ANAPA.
1828 – AZOV Cossack Military Establishment is founded.
1830 – Ataman Bezkrovni passed command to General Zavadovski.
1832 – Separate Caucasus Line Military Establishment is founded.
1832 – A "Bodyguard" Squadron (12) formed within the Caucasus Line Establishment.
1837 – The Azov Mil. Establishment formed separate detachments which are dispatched to serve along the Black Sea coast line.
1842, Jul.l – Statute of Black Sea Mil.
Establishment is published.
1842 – Out of the DON Cossack 'Bodyguard' Regiment a Black Sea "Bodyguard Squadron"(12) was formed as a separate unit.
1842 – Beginning of populating of the "LABA River Line".
1842 – The Chief of Staff of the Black Sea Cossack mil. establishment, General Rashpil assumed duties of the 'Designated Ataman' due to the fact that Gen. Zavadovski was performing commander's duties of both Caucasus and the Black Sea Lines.
1845, Feb.16 – A Statute of "Caucasus Line Mil. Establishment" is published.
1848 – Town of YEYSK is founded.
1848-49 – Third resettlement from Poltava, Chernigov and HARKOV provinces of 14,227 persons into the Black Sea region takes place.
1852 – General Rashpil died and the duties of the Ataman were
passed on to General Kuharenko.
1852 – General Zavadovski died.
1855 – Death of the last of the Black Sea Cossack Atamans and designation of Gen. Philipson as a 'Designated Ataman'.
1858 – Establishment of the "Management of Cossack and Irregular Formations".
1858 – Formation of the URUP Brigade.
1860 – Land, occupied by the Black Sea and partially Caucasus Military Establishments11, renamed; "KUBAN REGION".
1860 – Organization of the "Kuban Military Establishment".
1861 – Unsuccessful attempt of Russian Government to forcibly resettle Kuban Cossacks along the south bank of Kuban river.
1862, May 10 – The "Proposition for population of the northern mountain approaches to the Caucasus Ridge" has been approved. The administrative borders of Kuban region were defined with the inclusion of Black Sea coast line from the estuary of river MOKUPSE to the estuary of Kuban river.
1863 – Conquest of Trans-Kuban area completed.
1864 – Conquest of Western Caucasus area completed.
1862-66 – Populating the Trans-Kuban area.
1864 – Elimination of the AZOV Mil. Establishment due to the fact that the majority of population migrated already into Kuban
1866 – Costal area of Black Sea in the Kuban region excluded into separate district.
1869 – Exclusion of the Black Sea Costal District from the Kuban region and adding 12 settlements (Stanitsa's) to the STAVROPOL Province.
1869, Apr.21 – Publication of the "Land Administration of the Settlements".
1870, Aug.1 – Publication of "Military Service Obligation and Maintenance of Combat units of Kuban and TEREK Mil. Establishments".
1870, Aug.30 – Officers and Civil Servants were apportioned land parcels out of settlements land-block areas.
1877-78 – Participation of Kuban Cossack units in Russo-Turkish wars.
1879 – Participation of Kuban formations in the conquest of Trans-Caspian area.
1883 – Formation of seven (7) groups of local home-guard units.
1893 – Establishment of military-trade schools.
1901 – Introduction of domestic horse breeding. 1904-1905 Participation of Kuban Cossack units in Russo-Japanese War.
1905-1906 – Participation of Kuban formations in reestablishing law and order in the Country and Trans-Caucasus regions.
1906 – Council ("RADA") assembly in the city of Ekaterinodar for the purpose of resolving agrarian questions.
1907, Feb.15 – Regulation for the distribution of arable lands approved, based on conclusions reached at the Council meeting of 1906.
1908, Jan.12 – In accordance with decisions of the Military Council, the settlements received profits from the Establishment's lands slated for additional distributions.
1914-1917 – Participation of Kuban units in World War One.
1917 – Upon revolution in Russia11 first assembly of the Establishment Council ("RADA").
1917 – Colonel Philimonov elected first 'Campaign Ataman'.
1917, Nov.24 – General Cherny appointed Commander of units of Kuban region, campaign staff assembled and organization of battle plans against Bolsheviks initiated.
1917-1920 – Battles with Bolsheviks within Kuban region and outside Kuban borders.
1918, Feb.28 – Abandonment of the City of Ekaterinodar and departure to the "First (ICE) Kuban campaign" of military formations, Ataman, Regional Administration and Council.
1818, Aug.2 – Liberation of the City of Ekaterinodar and its occupation by the "First Kuban,-General Kornilov" Regiment.
1920, Mar.6 – Abandoning the City of Ekaterinodar and its occupation by Bolsheviks.
1920 – Evacuation of White Armies of Southern Russia to Crimea.
1920, Apr.19 – Surrender of some Cossack units on Black Sea coast.
1920, Jun-Oct – Organization and fighting with reds in Kuban region, conducted by Gen. Phostikov, Col. Krishanovski and others.
1920, Aug – Landing of Cossack units under the command of Gen. Ulagay on Taman Peninsula.
1920, Nov.1 – Evacuation of White Russian Army and Cossack units with it from Crimea.
1920, Nov.12 – Concentration of Kuban Cossack Corps (14,000 men) on the Greek Island of LEMNOS..
1921, Jan. 1-14 – An agreement is reached among the Atamans of DON, KUBAN and TEREK Cossacks and a unified "Council of Don, Kuban and Terek" is created.
1921, Jun.1, Kuban Division arrived from Isl. of Lemnos to SERBIA.
(1) Turkish fortress on the coast of Azov Sea.
(2) HETMAN (Headman) or ATAMAN of Hoper Cossacks.
(3) Cossack dwellers on the islands among cataracts and rapids of upper DNIEPR River.
(4) Title-suffix bestowed upon Count Potemkin for annexing "TAVRIA" region (Southern Russia) into Russian fold.
(5) Line of Cossack settlements along the northern edges of Caucasus mountain range.
(6) Synonymous with the 'Caucasus Line'.
(7) Personal name,- in English transmutation; "Isidor White".
(8) Renamed by Soviets "Krasnodar"-'gift-of-reds'- after take over in 1920's.
(9) A form of democratic self-governing rules.
(10) BUDSHAKS - People of Kalmyk origins inhabiting south-eastern Russian and Cossack regions for centuries.
(11) Special "Elite" units used as Ataman's and Imperial Body Guards.
(12) This cavalry unit size has no comparatives in modern definitions – it is larger than a cavalry squadron of old but smaller than the cavalry regiment,- perhaps a half of old cavalry regiment,- about twelve hundred sabers.
Translated by N.M.G.
Source: "Kubanets – Donskoi Atamansky Vestnik"
#5, October 2001
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Last Post 27 Sep 2007 10:14 AM by wesseldeen. 3 Replies.
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22 May 2007 03:27 AM
I'm trying to import data from Excel 2003 to SQL Server 2005 (SP2) by using Import Data -command in SQL Server Management Studio. However after finishing the wizard I get the following errors:
Error 0xc0202009: Data Flow Task: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E21.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80040E21 Description: "Multiple-step OLE DB operation generated errors. Check each OLE DB status value, if available. No work was done.".
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
Error 0xc0202025: Data Flow Task: Cannot create an OLE DB accessor. Verify that the column metadata is valid.
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
Error 0xc004701a: Data Flow Task: component "Destination - MyTable" (53) failed the pre-execute phase and returned error code 0xC0202025.
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
Any ideas what is causing this ?
New Member
22 May 2007 08:48 PM
I'm running SQL Server on my dev machine by using Local System Account. Even copying the file to the same directory with SQL Server binaries (\binn) doesn't change the behaviour. Also, Local System Account should have access anywhere locally, right ?
These messages are displayed after running the wizard, in the pre-execute phase.
New Member
23 May 2007 08:26 PM
No I haven't. I thought that SSIS wizard could be started from Management Studio as well (using Tasks - Import Data or running dtswizard.exe). Haven't used SSIS yet (if that means Business Intelligence Development Studio) and it sure looks bit confusing at first to figure out where to start with it. But have to take a closer look at it.
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27 Sep 2007 10:14 AM
Are you running 64 bit?
SQL Server 2005
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A student with flu symptoms was evaluated at Health Services on Tuesday, May 5, and was asked as a precaution to remain in isolation until the student is no longer contagious to others.
Confirmation of Two H1N1 Cases at Amherst College
Amherst College has shared with us the information that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health that the two flu samples submitted to them late last week are positive for H1N1 influenza, or swine flu.
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Ongoing surveillance has not revealed any cases of H1N1 (swine) flu at Hampshire College. With two "probable" cases identified at Amherst College, we have proceeded with precautionary measures at Hampshire, including preparation of isolation rooms. This is a precautionary measure only, and none of those rooms is occupied.
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The Bedford City Commission held the first reading of a cemetery ordinance outlining policies and procedures for the city's operation of the Bedford I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
The city bought the cemetery in September from the local lodge of the International Order of Odd Fellows. Because of declining numbers, the lodge sold the cemetery as one of its final orders of business before folding.
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The 2009 Memorial Day program will be held at 10 a.m. on May 25th at the Court House Memorial. The Bedford Rotary Club Sponsors this event and will be assisted by BSA Troop 213 of Bedford, the Bedford Volunteer Fire Dept., The Madison American Legion Honor Guards, The Bedford's Men Chorus, Members of the TCHS Band, and local Pastors. The Guest Speaker is Glen Powell, recently deployed to the area of conflict.
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SQL Server 2014: Rebuilding Clustered Columnstore Indexes
I was surprised that you have to rebuild indexes that are stored In Memory. My previous posting "SQL Server 2014 - New Features: xVelocity memory optimized columnstore index" explains all processes connected with columnstore indexes. In this article, I will explain why, when, and how to rebuild them.
Why do we need to rebuild the Clustered Columnstore Indexes?
When a row is deleted, SQL Server marks the row as logically deleted. Physically, the row is still there.
This is true for the columnstore, but if the row is in the deltastore, the row is directly logically and physically deleted.
In addition to the DELETE query, an UPDATE query is a deletion followed by an insert.
We can easily consider that a lot of rows are marked as deleted during the lifetime of a database. The next question is: How can we determine when a rebuild must be started?
The traditional question: When and How?
A few specifically interesting Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) are delivered with SQL Server 2014 for Clustered Columnstore Indexes.These views help us understand what is happening in this new feature.
The most important DMV is sys.column_store_row_groups. This view has two interesting columns:
- total_rows is the total number of rows stored
- deleted_rows is the total number of rows marked as deleted
You can find more information here.
A comparison between these 2 columns gives us an idea of when to rebuild a Clustered Columnstore Index.
When the number of deleted rows increases and represents a large percentage of the total rows, performance problems can occur on the table.
To reduce the size of the table and of course reduce the disk I/O during a read, the best way is to really delete all rows marked as deleted.
Then, rebuilding the index is required.
The following example will help you understand this problem.
Rebuilding a Clustered Columnstore Index
I have created the Clustered Columnstore Index CCSI_Person_Person on Person's table from the AdventureWorks database:
My first action is an update from a title for all rows with an "e":
10446 rows are updated.
My second action is a delete from same rows, and such as for the update, I have 10446 rows in the column delete_rows:
Afterwards, I change my clause WHERE and I delete all rows with an "a":
18269 rows are marked as deleted.
Now, using a Select command and retrieve a total count of 1703 rows.
With sys.column_store_row_groups and a simple calculation, I have 91% of rows marked as deleted, kind of phantom rows...
If I open the Index properties, no rebuild operation is needed as the index fragmentation is at 0%.
This is good, I do not perform a rebuild because I have fragmentation.
Columnstore index is not a row-store index type and is stored in memory. Do not forget that!
You can directly rebuild with a right-click on the index:
Or also via T-SQL script: ALTER INDEX CCSI_Person_Person REBUILD PARTITION = ALL
Using my script, I will add two options: ONLINE and DROP_EXISTING
DROP_EXISTING is not possible!
For ONLINE, same result as for DROP_EXISTING: impossible
Let's check if my rebuilding really deletes all rows marked as deleted:
As expected all rows previously marked deleted are now physically deleted.
With Clustered Columnstore Indexes, we need to plan Index Rebuild Operation on a regular basis. The best way to do this is to insert this in your index work maintenance plan.
For your information, the rebuilding task in the maintenance plan does not include Clustered Columnstore Indexes rebuilds.
I hope an option will be added in the RTM (Release To Manufacture) version!


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However, given the complexity of the relationships between weight and health outcomes, it may only be possible to develop general guidelines as to what constitute healthy weights. Care must be taken in applying weight standards to individuals, and it may not be possible to set weight goals for particular individuals by using a single table or set of cutpoints.
What is a ''healthy" or "unhealthy" weight? There is no sure answer to this question. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Task Force on Prevention and Treatment of Obesity stated that, in general, individuals are obese if their BMI is 25 or more through age 34 and 27 or more beyond age 34 (NIDDK, 1993b). Obesity is also assessed by using weight-for-height tables. Some of the most widely used tables come from the life insurance industry, which has height, weight, and mortality data on some 5 million individuals who have chosen to obtain life insurance policies. The 1959 and 1983 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company tables of desirable weight are still among the most popular in use. In 1990, the federal government issued a table of suggested weights for adults based on height and age. Table 2-2 provides a generous range of "healthy" weights for a given height. For individuals 19-34 years of age, the BMI range given is 19 to 25; for those age 35 and older, the BMI range is 21 to 27. These figures suggest that it is acceptable for weight to increase with age (see also Andres et al., 1993), though there is disagreement about this point (see, for example, Willett et al., 1991, and Bray, 1993a). One criticism of the NIH and federal government guidelines is that they imply that it is acceptable to gain some 10–20 pounds after age 34; critics argue that individuals who gain small amounts of weight over time should learn better lifestyle habits that might eliminate or minimize weight gain. As the scientific discourse about this matter continues, we have adopted the recommendations of the NIH National Task Force.
We will often use the term comorbidity in this report to refer to the concomitant pathologic processes and diseases associated with obesity. Comorbidities linked to obesity include coronary heart disease, stroke, hypertension, obstructive sleep apnea, diabetes mellitus, gout, dyslipidemia, osteoarthritis of weight-bearing joints (such as the knees and hips), gallstones and cholecystitis, reduced fertility, reduced physical agility and increased risk of accidents, and impaired obstetrical performance (IFT, 1994; Pi-Sunyer, 1993a).
Some of these health risks of obesity are more likely to occur when fat is concentrated in the abdominal or visceral area rather than the gluteal area. A measurement called the waist-to-hip ratio (WHR) is used clinically to assess whether weight is collected primarily in the hips and buttocks (producing what is known


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Gabriel FriedmanJuly 2, 2012
Senior Gabriel Friedman has found ways to combine his love of music and neuroscience through community work and research at Pomona College.
Gabriel Friedman '12 received a $10,000 grant earlier this year from the Donald A. Strauss Public Service Scholarship Foundation to establish a music mentoring program, which pairs underprivileged children with students from The Claremont Colleges. A neuroscience major, Friedman also is a mentor for the anti-poverty program Uncommon Good and works on campus as head music librarian and mentor for organic chemistry. He is applying for a Fulbright Fellowship to study the relationship between music and the brain in Finland.
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I've played piano since I was 7 and started taking lessons again at Pomona during my sophomore year. That's one of the reasons I wanted to teach. I was getting free lessons through financial aid because of donors who'd made gifts to the College, and I thought it would be a good way to give something back to the community. I started out teaching two daughters whose family couldn't afford music lessons. When other students heard about what I was doing they would say, "that's cool, I wish I could do something like that."
45 Students, 45 Mentors and Facebook
With the grant from the Strauss Foundation, I was able to start a program that now has 45 mentors. We give one-on-one lessons on everything from drums and electric guitar to piano and trumpet. My student is Adrian. He's 8, plays soccer and is very good at sight-reading music. His brother takes guitar from one of the other mentors. All of us are really proud of our students and the progress they're making. I even see Facebook statuses about the songs the kids are playing.
Music and the Brain
During the school year, research shows the learning gap between lower and higher income families narrows. Over the summer that gap gets bigger because higher income families can afford enrichment activities. Part of the motivation for my research was to learn how music lessons might be able to reverse those disparities. I thought it was an interesting connection, especially with my background in both neuroscience and piano.
Narrowing the Gap
Very few studies of music learning have used random assignment--they've mostly looked at students who already play music and compared them to students who don't play. To get to the core of the effect music has, I randomly assigned lessons to half the students who signed up and told the other half they would be able to start lessons in the fall. We tested IQ before and after and found significant positive changes in the children who had received the lessons. You can't say that music is the only thing driving this, but in this case, it showed that music could reverse that decline.
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I think this project embodies the idea of the liberal arts. You can appreciate music for what it is, but also understand it on a scientific level and learn about the effect playing music has on us. It also opened my eyes to what is possible. I've learned that you can have interests across different fields and use those interests to solve real world problems.


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It's become quite fashionable among downtown residents to loathe Charleston tourists - and it's hard to blame them.
Locals see the buses, buggies and pedicabs clogging the streets every day, the cruise ships that dump entire fanny pack brigades into our neighborhoods every week.
These tourists come to soak up our history, but some folks worry they are going to destroy it.
That's a legitimate concern.
So these residents probably were happy last week when the city put a temporary moratorium on new tours while we do a little soul-searching.
But while the city debates a new tourism management plan, maybe locals need a little history lesson of their own.
And the perfect person to guide that tour is Julian Buxton III.
See, even though tourism can be a pain, it is not inherently evil. In fact, it's pretty safe to say that tourism built the vibrant, world-class city we enjoy today. But that's not part of the standard tour.
A change is coming
Buxton was born and raised in Charleston, a son of a well-known doctor.
Although he was a smart guy, Buxton didn't see a future for himself in medicine. And, therefore, like so many people in his generation, he didn't see a future in Charleston.
When he was coming up in the 1970s, the economic power here was doctors, lawyers and old-world money.
"At least that's how I saw it," Buxton says. "In my mind, there wasn't anything happening."
Those days, few of his friends ventured north of Broad, much less north of Calhoun. Buxton remembers a dive called Mikey's, where he and his friends used to hang out. Across the street from Mikey's was a desolate patch of ground. He still remembers the announcement when Omni said it would build a hotel complex there.
That development would become Charleston Place, and it would change the city.
But not immediately.
Buxton went off to Princeton and, from there, crisscrossed the country. He lived in Malibu, taught at Pepperdine, ended up in North Dakota for a while.
Buxton came home often to visit his parents. One day he was walking on the beach on Sullivan's Island, looking back at the city and at Fort Sumter, and he was struck by the beauty of it all. Why, he wondered, did he ever leave?
Oh, yeah. No opportunities.
But the city was changing. New businesses were sprouting up; the part of town that used to be too poor to paint, too proud to whitewash was suddenly spiffy and neat. Charleston was at the doorstep of a renaissance.
Buxton had always been interested in history, and when his parents had friends in from out of town, he was invariably asked to show them around.
While he was giving one of these casual tours, he spied some licensed tour guides, badges and all, squiring folks around the city.
Then it came to him: I can make money doing this?
Everything in moderation
Today, Buxton is owner of Tour Charleston and an ambassador for the city to thousands of people discovering it for the first time.
And Buxton gets it.
He sees the good that tourism has done for Charleston. It has not only been the spark that has led to economic development, it has made the city one of the most desirable places to live on the East Coast.
Along the way, it has raised a lot of people's property values.
At the same time, he has always been respectful of Charleston's residential heart - most of his friends live there, after all.
See, folks like Buxton and Palmetto Carriage owner Tom Doyle understand the strains of tourism on residents and do their best to minimize it.
That's how it should be, and that should be the goal of any new tourism management plan.
Unregulated tourism could threaten Charleston. Some argue it already does. So it's good that the city looks at reining in the industry before everyone ends up suffering. We are the greatest tourist destination in the Milky Way Galaxy (sorry, flat-earthers) and we can now afford to pick and choose what's right for the city, and what is wrong.
But bottom line, everyone has to give a little here. We need to realize that not all tourism is bad. Just ask anyone who understands this great city's history.
Like Buxton.
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Alex Collins of Plantation, Fla., today, Feb. 6, expected to fax his letter of intent to play college football at Arkansas. His mother, however, had other ideas. From USA Today:
One problem: His mom won't let him sign. Worse yet, she's taken his National Letter of Intent and hit the road, essentially preventing Collins from giving his official commitment to any school on national signing day.
The scuttlebutt is she'd rather have him play closer to home, at Miami (Fla.). But her motives, nor her location, at the moment I type this are 100 percent clear. The mother's signature is needed because anyone younger than 21 (basically, everyone who is signing to play college sports as a freshman) needs a parent or guardian's sign-off on the letter of intent.
This isn't the first time a mother wanted to override a recruit's opinion. The mother of Floyd Raven of Reserve, La., forged his signature on a letter of intent to Mississippi. The forgery was caught, and Raven got his wish to play instead at Texas A&M.
Also, this wasn't on signing day, but a memorable moment in mother/son recruiting history came in 2012, when the mother of Landon Collins of Geimar, La., criticized his choice of Alabama over LSU — as he made that decision live on ESPN.
In all the National Signing Day hubbub, what everyone tends to forget is that the people at the center of this process are teenagers, leaving home for the first time, perhaps making his first life decision independent of what Mom or Dad thinks, and that comes with all sorts of emotions for the teen and his family. I'm not sure I'd handle this situation like Alex Collins' mother has, but given the stakes, I'll cut her a little bit of slack.


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Okay, not Jupiter the planet, but on Jupiter in chairlift and in Jupiter the area.
Since the Christmas storms stopped and we've entered into this short period of high pressure (clear weather), our patrollers have been hard at work up there. In addition to several hours over the last couple days, we spent most of today there with a small crew hard at it. Of course we'd love to have all the patrollers up working on Jupiter, but as busy as the rest of the mountain is right now, we can't pull too many resources (patrollers) away from the open terrain. We did manage to get more avalanche control work done, the lift line padded, and ropes and signage in place. The snow safety work has been daunting considering our unusual snowpack this year. We've had to do extensive control work to root out as many pockets (of unstable snow) as we can find.
Special thanks to you and the snow safety team for keeping us all safe. You did an awesome job of getting Jupiter opened today! I know it's tough work out there right now. You guys are awesome 406 and deserve much love and appreciation.
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Whip your lover into shape with this riding crop with a heart-shaped tip. The PVC handle is teamed with a wrist loop to keep this Bad Kitty bondage whip firmly in hand, whatever you get up to.
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Reviewed: 15 May 2015 by Gabby R, a Straight Single Female
I bought this in the 3 for £30 offer last year, and couldn't wait for it to arrive along with my two other exciting bondage gear products.
The delivery was very quick and the packaging was discreet, which was a bonus! I love the little red heart and it is very well made.
My boyfriend at the time used it on me during foreplay and I am a girl who loves a good spanking, so I was very excited for it to be used on me. He used it lightly at first and gradually built up the force, which built up the sting!
I absolutely loved it and I really like the little love heart mark it leaves when used. I will definitely be purchasing more spanking implements from Lovehoney!
- Pros
- It is beautifully made and I love the little red love heart.
- Cons
- Nothing!
- Bottom line
- Definitely buy one if you love a bit of pain.
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Reviewed: 13 December 2014 by Sunshine,Lollipops, a Straight Married Female
I like being spanked as much as the next girl with a masterful husband but I have always resisted being struck with any kind of implement. We've now got to the point, however, that I trust him so implicitly that he can pretty much do whatever he likes to me. And this is when he told me to choose a crop.
So I chose this one. And he approved.
We opened our box of goodies together as is usual with all of our Lovehoney orders, but this time he immediately snatched the crop, looking me straight in the eye with a subtle smile and an authoritative, "This is mine." And that was the last I saw of it for a while.
Lying on the bed together some time later, he suddenly produced the crop from under the duvet and began to tease me with it. It gave me goosebumps as he ran it up and down my body and I got my first proper look at it when he started to lightly bounce it on my breasts. The photos really don't do it justice.
The stiff, leather heart is just over 2" wide and is beautifully stitched around the edge while the deep-red, cut out heart-shaped centre is a soft, velvety suede-like material. This cut out appears on just one side. The shaft of the crop is firm and strong with a slight flex and has a woven cord covering. The heart is attached to the shaft by a thin cotton binding which lays so perfectly flat that it pleases my obsessive need for everything to be in neat and tidy lines. There's a diamond-patterned, rubbery handle and a leather wrist strap. The strap is 12" in circumference but my husband wasn't using it – his grip was so firm he didn't need to.
Play continued and the teasing intensified to include a set of nipple clamps, which had also arrived in that day's delivery. No sooner had they been attached than I, reeling in pain, rapidly whipped them off again. This, of course, was overstepping the line and my husband reacted swiftly: I was to stand quietly, hold the bedframe and not let go while he delivered the consequences. I was, however, permitted to raise a hand if things got too much.
And so it began. Although the blows to my bottom were light at first, they produced a delicious sting over and above the spanks that I had previously known and the subsequent tingly after-sensations were longer-lasting. My husband continued, varying both the placement and the duration between hits while all the time increasing the intensity until it got so much I don't know how I didn't bite through my lip. By the time he'd finished, my bottom was covered in red marks, some of which were heart-shaped, but I hadn't been bruised at all. My hands remained where they had been put and I was rewarded with the most amazing sex we'd had for a while.
The next day, although the marks had faded, the tingling remained and I found myself in a perpetual daydream as I recounted the previous night's events. Four more days at work were spent this way with my secret tingling bringing a seemingly unexplained smile to my face at random moments. I felt a little sad when the sensation started to dissipate on the sixth day.
I can't tell you whether I'm so enamoured with this crop because it's my first experience of one or because it's a great crop, but I love it and I hope it's used on me again soon.
- Pros
- What it could do in the hands of my husband.
- Cons
- It doesn't get used as much as I would like although I enjoy the anticipation.
- Bottom line
- A well-made crop which delivers a delicious sting. A great item for the price.
- 3 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
Pretty Pain
Reviewed: 29 September 2014 by Lupina
An adorable riding crop with a good sting to it and a well-designed grip handle and loop. This is now one of my favourite toys as it can go from a light tease to a sharp sting without having to put in much effort at all!
You can tell it's well made from the look alone (the photos don't do it justice), but the feel is also lovely! I love the heart shape as it leaves an adorable print when used with a little force or feels nice being dragged against the skin as sensory play!
The price is great, especially for the quality of this crop. I had been considering a more expensive one when it suddenly went out of stock, so I figured I would throw this in my basket in the 3 for £25 bondage deal as I didn't know when the other one would come back in stock, but I'm so glad I did! I hadn't been expecting much but it completely surprised me in the best way!
Overall, a great buy! Especially at this price!
- Pros
- The look, the design and the sting!
- Cons
- Nothing!
- Bottom line
- A great buy - especially at this price!
- 2 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
Definitely a hit!
Reviewed: 29 August 2013 by Penny5518
This flexible crop might be small but it certainly packs a punch. It is a fairly stingy toy, and it doesn't take much to make it hurt, but it can also be used just for a light smack. The toy looks well made, and has a solid handle and a useful strap so you can hang it up when not in use.
The head had a slight bend in it due to the packaging, which affected the usage a little, but it straightened out after a day or so. The heart shape makes it look unintimidating, but can still leave a lovely mark. This is a great toy that I would recommend for all pain tolerance levels apart from the very lowest or those who are just beginning to explore.
- Pros
- Well made, good stingy hit.
- Cons
- Slightly bent on delivery.
- Bottom line
- A great easy to use crop.
- 2 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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Reviewed: 23 August 2014 by fairehlights, a Bisexual Going Steady Female
After intense discussion of why my OH was not allowed a crop, we got a crop. It was on the understanding of sensibility, and so far, so good. I like it!
I honestly can't remember why I chose this crop over the many others. I wanted a cutesy heart, and I think it probably had something to do with wanting firmer leather, over softer silicon or anything padded/satin-lined. Sting is a key factor in our impact play.
I can't 100% comment on the packaging, as it got chucked within five minutes of opening the delivery box. If I recall correctly, it was the usual long clear sleeve, just to keep it safe. It doesn't bother me particularly as there's no fancy faff for the product to hide behind, and it's less wasteful.
The crop is fairly well built, though some of the stitching is a little raised and sharp. It's durable, and has a nice flexibility about it, without being too whippy.
The handle has a comfortable cushioning around it, though our item has a slight air bubble under it. It's not a massive issue, but knocks down the quality a little bit. We both really like the wrist strap too. It's a good size, and useful for both securing the crop to the wrist, and hanging it up to store. It's not a heavy product, but it's also not so light that it feels tacky. It's good.
The heart shape is nicely cut, and the red accent adds just a little bit of softness to the product. Made of toughened leather, it's quite stiff and so delivers a sharp, stingy crack.
If used gently the sensation is pleasant, and would suit the most timid of users, but for us, the stingy hit and sharp crack are its primary virtues. It almost always leaves a heart imprint without excessive force - not once have I been bruised by it.
I also enjoy being teased with this, the tip run over my back, legs, etc. It really builds anticipation.
I do like this crop, and I'm glad we purchased it. It's probably a bit harsh for beginners, but a nice addition for anyone beyond that. Good value for money too: not too expensive, and will last well.
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Our Church today is home to a relatively small but diverse membership. Our typical Sunday includes a sermon by our minister or a thoughtful program by church members or a guest speaker, while our children have their religious education classes in the parish hall or Hale House. After the service and classes conclude, the entire community gathers for refreshments and fellowship in the parish hall. About once per month there is an intergenerational service.
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The first thing to do is to unplug the filter together with the light and the heater. You should now remove the hood from the top of the aquarium in order to have an easy access to the fish tanks. Ensure that you have washed your hands thoroughly before dipping them into the fish tank. You should now remove all the plants and the dcor from the fish tank. This should be done without having to remove the fish outside. You should use a gravel vacuum in order to remove the waste from the aquarium substrate.
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This lectureship has been made possible through the generous gifts of Edward R. Schmidt '69. In forming The Edward S. and A. Rita Schmidt Lectureship in Ethics at Susquehanna University, Schmidt has emphasized his desire to impart to students an understanding and appreciation for the value and role of ethics in professional and personal endeavors. It is his vision that this lectureship will encourage and promote dialogue on ethical thinking in all areas of academic preparation and contribute to successful personal lives and professional careers upon graduation.
Schmidt has named the lectureship in honor of his parents, Edward S. and A. Rita Schmidt, of Hatboro, Pennsylvania, recognizing that the first teachers of ethics and moral behavior are parents. Schmidt's father, Edward S. Schmidt, is the retired Vice President & Corporate Secretary of Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company. Following his retirement Edward S. Schmidt served as the first Administrator of the Pennsylvania Land Title Institute, a non-profit educational entity providing continuing education to the land title industry throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Edward R. Schmidt received his B.S. in Economics from Susquehanna University and graduated from the University of Notre Dame Law School in 1972. Schmidt is a corporate and real estate attorney with the Indianapolis, Indiana law firm of Krieg DeVault, LLP. He chairs the Tax-Exempt and Nonprofit Organizations practice group and is a former member of the executive committee of the firm. Previously he served as an Executive Vice President of Sallie Mae Inc. Prior to his association with Sallie Mae, Schmidt served as Executive Vice President, General Counsel-Secretary and was a member of the Board of Directors of USA Group Inc., the largest guarantor of student loans in the United States. He is admitted to practice law in Indiana, Pennsylvania and Michigan, in addition to the United States Supreme Court and several federal district and circuit courts. Schmidt remains active and interested in Susquehanna University where he serves the alumni corporation of Theta Chi Fraternity. He and his wife, Donna, are the parents of three adult sons, Jeffrey D. Schmidt, Esq., Todd E. Schmidt, M.D. and Michael J. Schmidt.
Schmidt currently serves on the Board of Directors of United Student Aid Funds, Inc. and Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. He was a founder and Director of MetroBank, of Indianapolis, and a past Director of Crossroads Rehabilitations Centers of Indianapolis, Fairbanks Hospital and Title Industry Assurance Company. He has served as a member of the Board of Governors of the American Land Title Association. He is a member of several bar associations, including the Indianapolis Bar Association where he has been recognized as a Distinguished Fellow.
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1 Murase Y, Iishima H. Clinical studies of oral administration of gamma-oryzanol on climacteric complaints and its syndrome. Obstet Gynecol Prac. 1963;12:147-149.
2 Rong N, Ausman LM, Nicolosi RJ. Oryzanol decreases cholesterol absorption and aortic fatty streaks in hamsters. Lipids . 1997;32:303-309.
3 Sasaki J, Takada Y, Handa K, et al. Effects of gamma-oryzanol on serum lipids and apolipoproteins in dyslipidemic schizophrenics receiving major tranquilizers. Clin Ther . 1990;12:263-268.
4 Lichtenstein AH, Ausman LM, Carrasco W, et al. Rice bran oil consumption and plasma lipid levels in moderately hypercholesterolemic humans. Arterioscler Thromb. 1994;14:549-556.
5 Bonner B, Warren B, Bucci L. Influence of ferulate supplementation on postexercise stress hormone levels after repeated exercise stress. J Appl Sports Sci Res. 1990;4:110.
6 Bucci LR, Blackman G, Defoyd W, et al. Effect of ferulate on strength and body composition of weightlifters. J Appl Sports Sci Res. 1990;4:110.
7 Fry AC, Bonner E, Lewis DL, et al. The effects of gamma-oryzanol supplementation during resistance exercise training. Int J Sport Nutr. 1997;7:318-329.
8 Cicero AF, Gaddi A. Rice bran oil and gamma-oryzanol in the treatment of hyperlipoproteinaemias and other conditions. Phytother Res . 2001;15:277-289.
9 Rosenbloom C, Millard-Stafford M, Lathrop J. Contemporary ergogenic aids used by strength/power athletes. J Am Diet Assoc. 1992;92:1264-1265.
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Zooey Deschanel and Rashida Jones (two of the lovliest, funniest ladies on the big and small screens) apparently caused quite a stir on-set when they shot their kissing scene in Our Idiot Brother, out August 26th. Rashida told VH1 News, "The boys were so giggly on set…they loved it!" while Zooey said on the red carpet of the LA premiere, "You get a girl on girl kiss and boys just get real excited!"
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Thank you for your very quick advice. Yes, 2.0.6 of Fusion is an old free version, which I did not want to upgrade because of the cost. It worked quite OK for my very limited use.
The problem is that on clicking to VMWare Fusion, the screen appears in grey - frozen, and trying to use the menu results in the message mentioned earlier being re-quoted, and therefore no action is possible on Rollback to an earlier snapshot - resulting in same message each time.
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You can also run "/Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/vm-support.tool" directly.
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However, using the help menu of VMWare Fusion, I was not able to do anything. The state is shown as "suspended".
Since I also have a back-up in Time Machine, I copied an immediately earlier VMWare file, but no effect. Should go to one of the earliest Time Machine back-up file of VMWare and re-install it?
Thank you for advising about VirtualBox - will download it if I am unable to rectify my present set-up. I hope that it is easy to install and the current files including MS XP will be easy to be transferred to it, or do they have to be re-installed again from the discs?
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Chrysanthemum Hot Pot
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Can you eat Chrysanthemums? Sure you can! Many of us don't know that Chrysanthemums are edible and have been consumed for many years. One interesting and fun way to consume them yourself is in the chinese Chrysanthemum Hot Pot recipe.
If there is heaven on earth it can be found when tasting the Chinese Chrysanthemum Hot Pot! The Chrysanthemum Hot Pot recipe is a traditional chinese dish that promotes community and provides modern day diners with a fantastically fun time. It is unique and extremely tasty. If you have never done this before, Gather some friends together, and get ready for and entertaining time.
First make the dipping sauce:
Dipping Sauce for Chrysanthemum Hot Pot
- 3/4 cup light soy sauce
- 1/2 cup dry sherry
- 1/3 cup dark sesame oil
1, Combine the soy sauce and sherry together in a bowl.
2, When this is done, add the sesame oil and whisk well.
3, Cover and chill for at least one hour.
4, Before serving, place the Dipping Sauce in individual small bowls, one for each of your guests.
Chrysanthemum Hot Pot
Place all the raw meats on one platter, cut if indicated to do so. Another platter should contain the vegetables, tofu, and cellophane noodles.
* Chrysanthemum flowers
* 1 whole boneless chicken breasts, sliced in thin pieces
* 1/2 pound beef tenerloin, sliced in thin pieces
* 1/2 pound firm white fish, cut in bite sized cubes
* 1/2 pound center cut pork loin, sliced in thin pieces
* ½ pound medium shrimp, deveined and butterflied
* 8 to 12 shucked oysteres or a dozen to a dozen and half shucked clams
* Bok Choy, chopped
* 1 package tofu, cut in cubes
* 1 pound spinach, stems removed
* 5 cups good quality chicken stock
* 4 ounces cellophane noodles, softened per package directions and cut in managable sections.
1. Right before serving bring chicken stock to a rolling boil in a pan on the stove.
2. Pour it into fondue pot or pot with a flame under it that can be placed on a table and keep the stock at a simmer.
3. Allow guests to drop whatever meat they wish into the simmering liquid using forks or chop sticks (yea,In my opinion, chop sticks are more fun)
4. Remove the meat after a few minutes in the simmering stock, dip in dipping sauce, and put on a plate and eat.
5. When all meat is finished put Chrysanthemum flowers and vegetables into the remaining stock and simmer about one or two minutes.
6. Ladle into bowls for guests to eat.
7. They can season with any left over dipping sauce.
8. Flower petals can be added after the meat is cooking as well
9. If some of the meat isn't retreaved don't worry. It will just flavor the broth a little better.{August 24, 2010} {Tags: Chrysanthemum}
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Mr. Stewart retired from Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA in 1980. His responsibilities included project manager, F-1 rocket engine, which boosted the Saturn-Apollo on the historic manned lunar exploration missions.
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Ever Wonder What Your Baby Was Dreaming About?
Ever wonder what your little bundle of joy is dreaming about? We do all the time (same applies for our doggies), and love that photographer Adele Enerson has created a series of images that depict what her son, Vincent, might be dreaming about while napping. Clad in white jumpers and positioned against a white background, Vincent was photographed during nap time and Enerson sketched imagery over iPhone photos using her stylus pen. We love the simple style behind these photographs and love the interpretations of what Vincent's body language indicates. Well done, mommy-artist.