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Mix together sugar, salt, butter, and milk. Add cold water. Dissolve yeast in warm water and add to mi xture. Mix in flour, a few cups at a time, until dough is velvety. Knead until smooth. Place in buttered bowl, turn to grease top, cover, and let rise for 2 hours. Punch down, let rise 1 hour more, then shape into 3 loaves. Let rest 10 to 15 minutes. Place each loaf in greased 9-½-inch loaf pan. Let rise until just above the rim of pan. Bake in preheated 425 degree oven for 10 minutes; then reduce heat to 350 degrees and bake 1 hour. Remove from pans and brush tops lightly with melted butter to soften crusts.


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Update on NimfaAs a married parent of two children, Nimfa works hard to support her family.
She has a motorcycle transport business in the Philippines, and also earns additional income from a general store.
Nimfa is borrowing 13,000 Philippines pesos (PHP) through NWTF to purchase additional spare parts for the maintenance of her motorcycle.
Nimfa successfully paid back her previous loan and is now requesting a new loan to further build her motorcycle transport business.
Nimfa has been sustaining her business activities through her past four loans from NWTF. She hopes that her hard work will help her attain her dream to build and expand her business to secure the future of her family.
Previous Loan DetailsAs a married parent of 2 children, Nimfa works hard to support her family. She has a motorcycle transport business in the Philippines, and also earns additional income from a general store and gasoline retail. Nimfa is borrowing PHP 17,000 through NWTF to purchase spare parts for maintenance o... More from Nimfa's previous loan »
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About Negros Women for Tomorrow FoundationNegros Women for Tomorrow Foundation, Inc. (NWTF) is a non-governmental organization established with an aim to help men and women achieve self-sufficiency, particularly in the province of Negros Occidental's low-income communities. The organization offers its clients a wide variety of products, including loans for micro-entrepreneurs, hospital income benefits, life insurance, accidental death benefits and more. Kiva lenders' funds will be used to expand the reach of these products to low-income urban and rural communities.
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Tarzan composed by Phil Collins. For piano. Easy Piano Songbook. 48 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.316043).
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This easy piano songbook matching the soundtrack from this big Disney hit includes 8 great songs by Phil Collins: Son of Man • Strangers like Me • Trashin' the Camp • Two Worlds • Two Worlds (Finale) • Two Worlds (Reprise) • You'll Be in My Heart • You'll Be in My Heart (Pop Version). Features beautiful color artwork throughout.


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2.25% 7-Month Jumbo CD & Other Competitive CDs at Consumers Credit Union - Easy Membership
Update 11/21/09: Rates have fallen, but they remain competitive. Please check the credit union's website for the latest rates.
Consumers Credit Union continues to offer very competitive rates on some of its certificates. Minimum deposit is $250. Jumbo CDs for the same terms are also available with rates 25 basis points higher. These are also available as IRA certificates. The rates as listed in the credit union's rates page as of the morning of 8/04/09 include:
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The credit union also offers a reward checking account that currently pays 4.09% APY on balances up to $25,000 (see post).
You can become eligible for credit union membership by joining Consumers Cooperative Association. This can be done by paying a one-time $5 fee. Also required for membership is a minimum $5 balance in the share savings account. Please refer to the credit union's How to Join Page for details.
There's an online application that's provided by Andera. It appears to allow you to apply for both the association membership and the credit union membership at the same time. You can also select the accounts that you want to open and fund the accounts with an ACH transfer from a checking or savings account. When you select the accounts, a pop-up states that the maximum amount that you can fund an account using a checking or savings account is $205,000.
When I called the credit union yesterday, I was told the rate would lock at the time of the application. The rates listed in the table are subject to change at anytime. For the official details about account opening, please contact the credit union. They provide a web chat service (link at top of page), and they have a toll-free number.
Branches are located in the Illinois cities of Waukegan, Mundelein, Round Lake Beach, Gurnee and Volo.
Some time last year the credit union switched from private ASI insurance to NCUA insurance. So deposits are now federally insured (Charter # 68588). Its rating for safety and soundness at BauerFinancial is 3 stars (adequate) based on 3/31/09 data. For some reason, it's labeled as "not rated" at Bankrate.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0553384376, Paperback)Millions of us turn to horoscopes for guidance in our personal lives—but what about our physical lives? Now, for the first time, a fitness maverick and an acclaimed astrologer combine their expertise to show you how the wisdom of the stars can help you achieve a strong, healthy, heavenly body.
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Staff Writer | April 10,2014A man was injured and airlifted to a New Hampshire hospital after the truck he was driving crashed into the back of an empty school bus that had stopped for a railroad crossing on Route 3 in Rutland Town, according to Vermont State Police.
The crash took place at about 9 a.m. when the school bus had stopped in the northbound lane. The bus driver wasn't seriously hurt, although police said she went to Rutland Regional Medical Center for complaint of a back injury. The driver of the pickup suffered serious injuries however and after being taken to RRMC was taken by helicopter to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
Police at the scene did not have information about the identities of either driver.
The man was trapped in the truck for about an hour while firefighters and rescue crews worked to cut away the truck around him and remove him from the cab. Emergency workers set up an IV bag while firefighters used a sawsall and a circular saw to cut, then peel away the roof of the truck cab. They removed the truck door, and then lifted the man out onto a stretcher.
He was taken to the hospital by Regional Ambulance Service around 9:30 a.m.
The truck was carrying three dogs; two in carriers in the back of the truck and one in the cab of the truck.
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"Working with new talent is always beneficial as one gets to learn a lot from them," Sidhwani told IANS on the phone from Mumbai.
"They have an eye to learn new things. We give them complete freedom in whichever way they want to execute their idea. We give them a platform and just see what value they can add to the film. Right talent with good team always works," he added.
Sidhwani ventured into the movie business along with his friend Farhan Akhtar with the 2001 blockbuster "Dil Chahta Hai", starring Aamir Khan, Ali Khan">Saif Ali Khan and Akshaye Khanna. It was also Farhan's directorial debut.
The film won him his first National Award. He won the second one for "Rock On!" which marked his friend Farhan's acting debut. His other hits include "Don - The Chase Begins" and "Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd".
Sidhwani's last hit "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara" leads the nomination list of the soon-to-be-held International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) awards in Singapore Saturday.
Farhan and Sidhwani jointly run production company Excel Entertainment. They experimented with storylines and treatment, giving the Indian audience a platter away from typical masala potboilers, and exposed it to youthful and urban cinema.
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So its been over 3 weeks now since I started using Rossoseq and if anything Ive noticed my Rosacea getting worse since I started using it. Ill stick it out for another week but if I dont see any improvement then Ill stop. So far its spread from my right cheek to along my right temple and is very red. No postules or pimples - just the redness. Looks like I got a nice slap across the face.
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hi Poppy B - my serum is ready to go - i am posting out this week...email me with your address and i will get it sent out to you...there is no charge ... email@example.com thanks - look forward to hearing from you
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ok - i have sample of serum for all those who answered the call to be part of the focus group. i will be posting out tomorrow. can those who emailed me let me know where they would like it sent...some of you already have left your contact address so thats fine. anyone else who would like to be involved can still contact me by my email email@example.com many thanks
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I haven't had my Rosacea diagnosed as such but I 100% have it. Im 33 and it deleveoped over a year ago. One thing I dont have in common is that sunshine doesn't make it worse in fact the opposite Ive found. Im fair skinned. Ive tried a few creams and of course no help. My GP hinted that she thinks it is Rosaea and it shocked me when she said No, there's no cure. Its really affecting me. I am self concious speaking to people now when its very flaired up. I can see that it has gotten worse over the year. I feel like if I don't get something substantial it will spread more :( Great to find this discussion but at the same time many people here are reccomending this spray, and that gel but most seem to have minimal affects. Is there something most agree on works best? I just don't want to get any worse Im too good looking to let it, hahaha only Joking!
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trish - if you would like to be part of my focus group - i can send you out a sample of my serum for you to try..it is a simple clean formulation - i have rosacea too though prob stage 1 whereas yours sounds like stage 2...the ingredients in mine are 0 or 1 int the EWG cosmetic base website which is a website designed to give you an indication of ingredients likely to result in sensitivity.... i would really love if you would try it..feel free to get in touch via my email email@example.com
best of luck to you in any case - been there and bought that t shirt
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Hi Trish, Just bought the rossoseq myself after that article in the paper so I'm starting in the morning. Praying for good results as my skin is quite bad at the moment! Hopefully we'll both have success.
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Hi All,
I have severe Rosacea it started when I was in my late twenties and I am not 38. My father and brother both have it but its not as bad as mine, I have tried everything all the cream and gels you can think of from Hydrocortisan, Rozex and Rosa but the only one that worked from me was Rozex but its a prescription cream so you cant get it all the time my dad got mine for me so that I didnt have to pay a GP € 65.00. I also changed all my skincare products to an organic range and although that helped a bit and cost a fortune it didnt solve the problem so it is getting to the point where I am looking at laser treatment, its so upsetting having it and very painful too with a face that feels like its on fire and sore spots and lumps with dry skin it just knocks your confidence I dont like anyone seeing my without make up on not even my husband he doesnt care of course but I do so I am not using the Elvave skincare range and also last night my mam gave me a spray called Rossoseq which I see is new she saw an article in the paper and got it for me, I understand its going to take 2 weeks to see a difference so I am really hoping it can help as my face looks like someone burned me or threw something really hot on it and its getting me down, I sprayed it on twice last night and this morning I could see a tiny difference as in the raw red on my cheeks is a smaller circle and not as red so thats a good start. I am really pinning my hopes on this as its a last resort before laser treatment. Has anyone else got any opinions or thoughts on this spray?? I can post before and after pictures too if anyone is interested dont be shocked though
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One of my friends got rid of rosacea within 1 monthand this is his experience:
About 3-4 years ago the symptoms of rosacea appeared on my nose. Number dermatologists treated it with various creams and variety of internal oral drugs, including steroids and after a slight improvement the symptoms returned. I even received laser treatments. The specialists' could not promise prolonged or permanent cure. Then, in the spring of 2013 a side effects of light sensitivity has developed on the treated area.
Luckily, by the proposal of a dermatologist, I started using the Arquebuse Water 75 herbal essences from the Swiss Heavenly Flowers Company. After about 3-4 weeks, and the use of a 100 ml of Arquebuse Water the inflammation and the rosacea completely gone from my nose. I have attached this web page if it helping anybody http://www.rosacea-couperose-treatment.com/index.php?p=4
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Hi, One of my friends got rid of rosacea within 1 month
and this is his experience: About 3-4 years ago the symptoms of rosacea appeared on my nose. Number dermatologists treated it with various creams and variety of internal oral drugs, including steroids and after a slight improvement the symptoms returned. I even received laser treatments. The specialists' could not promise prolonged or permanent cure. Then, in the spring of 2013 a side effects of light sensitivity has developed on the treated area.
Luckily, by the proposal of a dermatologist, I started using the Arquebuse Water 75 herbal essences from the Swiss Heavenly Flowers Company. After about 3-4 weeks, and the use of a 100 ml of Arquebuse Water the inflammation and the rosacea completely gone from my nose. If if it helping anybody I have attached this web page: http://www.rosacea-couperose-treatment.com/index.php?p=4
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hi - i will have samples of serum and information ready by Friday 29th August for those who were willing to be part of my rosacea group. if you could email addresses to which i can send the product please. my own email address is email@example.com ok look forward to hearing from you and thanks again finola p.s. anyone else who would still like to receive a sample just email me with your details and i can get it sent out..
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I have been following this thread and looking for solution to my skin condition for the past two years now. I have tried a number of prescribed cream but a friend of mine bought and sent me this organic body cream which i have started using for a couple of days now. I want to use it for at least 2 weeks as she said i will be sharing the outcome and maybe it might help someone else
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Hi Finola,
I was diagnosed with Rosacea in May. It is mild, but could get worse. I mainly have flare ups of small spots on my forehead and cheeks. It does get worse in the sun and I can't drink red wine. I would be very interested in trying the serum you are working on. Could you send me a message? I'm based in Dublin. I'm also interested in hearing about any natural remedies for it. I don't like the sound of the drugs that are prescribed they sound very harsh.
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Hi Whoopie. How did you find the Mirvaso? I've tried it but it really leaves the skin looking a sickly pale almost, very unnatural looking. Maybe it just works different for each person.
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hi - thanks to anyone who answered my open call for anyone willing to be part f my focus group.. i am not too sure how all this posting business works or how i contact those who replied directly..but for this who answered or anyone else who wants to be part of it...just email me email@example.com amd i will get back to you... thanks again - looking forward to hearing from you...
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Hi Finola Fegan419, I live in the Dundalk area and would be interested in trying this serum. I've had rosacea/acne for about a year and a half now and nothing seems to be working!
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Just been prescribed Mervaso gel for the redness instead of rozex, more or less instant results, might be worth looking at if someone is struggling with the redness. One big downside it's very expensive but best results so far.
More info on it here http://mirvaso.com
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Hi Finola,
Id be interested, although Im based down in Galway. How can I get in touch with you?
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Hi rosy red just wondering if you have tried the rossoseq yet and how did you find it thanks
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hi, i am looking for a group of rosacea sufferers to take part in a focus group to give me some feedback on a new serum i am developing. i am hoping for feedback particularly on the name, branding and of course the efficicacy of the product.. i have rosacea myself starting with tight feeling skin in my early twenties until i was diagnosed with rosacea in my thirties.. i am based near dundalk so if that suited anyone who was reading this to get in touch. j have been using the serum myself for the past three years and i love it...it is just something you can introduce very easily as part of your normal day - morning and night...it is completely safe as it is based on only natural ingredients-- all ingredients are rated 0 or 1 on the EWG cosmetic database website .. look forward to hearing from anyone who would like to be part of the focus group...even if you are not from dundalk area i could probably arrange something by post.... thanks for reading
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Hi there,
Ive suffered from Rosacea for about 4 years now. Dont seem to have the Acne side of it, or if I do it only appears very rarely. But my right cheek is very red and does get itchy at times. Ive tried Rozex and also IPL but havent found either any good. Id love to hear what other people have tried and would recommend.
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I would like to share my experience with everybody. I have been suffering from rosacea for 5 years. During this time I have tried everything but nothing worked, until one day I have read on one of the forums about the True Arquebuse Water 75 product of the Swiss Heavenly Flowers Company which cures rosacea in 3 weeks. I started to use the product which is made of 75 different herbs, and after 3 days I could feel the improvement already, the inflammation gradually disappeared, and the red inflamed parts became less and less on my face. Sprayed my face 3 time a day with the Arquebuse Water 75 and about in 3 and half weeks the rosacea completely disappeared from my face. Since then I am still using it once a day to prevent it from reoccurring. I wholeheartedly recommend to everybody the True Arquebuse Water of this Swiss company. I have attached the web page of the company if it helping anybody www.heavenlyflowers.ch
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@Surfer 808 I ordered Rossoseq online and I'm going to try this first before the IPL.I will you all updated on progress made :-)
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just an update after my visit to the dr, he confirmed that i had rosacea and prescribed by-mycin and the rosex gel.
He said the 3 main things to avoid are hot drinks, sunlight and alcohol. I kind of knew this anyway but its different when you hear a doctor say it. So in the last few days I have only had one or two hot drinks, at that I let them cool abit and I dont drink them when they are really hot.
I have applied the gel morning and night and taken the tablet first thing. The dr strongly advised following through with the by-mycin and rosex for 6 months to give it a good chance. Already i think i see an improvement and i have more of a positive attitude about it, like the other day I went out in the car makeup free which I havent done in a long time.
Also this morning I had a very cool shower, as cool as possible and my nose was not as red as it would be from a hot shower. I am lucky I could survive without alcohol so that is not something that will be hard for me. Another thing, I am washing my face super gently with a face cloth and cool/cold water, being very gentle with those red areas and keeping touch to a minimum. I use La Roche Posay Physiological Milk, I love it!
I am using Image skincare, once the gel has dried in and I find it really good. I am also applying minimal make-up just to my nose and blend it outward. I love being makeup free on the rest of my face.
I am also drinking a lot of water and for me, this has a cooling effect on me in general and my nose tends to not be as red.
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hi, ive had a red nose for years, i have never gone to the dr about it but I am today, so Im interested to see what he'll say as he is quite good. Things I have found that help are - Image skincare vital c cream, la roche posay physiological milk, cool water and cool showers, drinking cold water throughout the day, not over dressing, feeling slightly cool all the time, not over heating in bed (haha), I have also stopped eating yoghurt and I think this has made a difference.
Another thing I am going to cut down on are rich sauces, esp tomato based.
things to avoid - toners, hot drinks, any steam, overcleaning face.
I didnt find the Avene brand that good at all. I am interested in the Rosacea/Digestion possible link and am going to ask the Dr today. I do believe it can be treated, surely to God in this day and age, there has to be a cure.
There is also some natural doctor (??) living nearby, I would be tempted to try him too.
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@ rosy red - Hope the IPL goes well for you, apparently it takes a few sessions before you see any difference, best of luck!
Has anyone tried Rossoseq yet?
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@Surfer 808
I haven't tried either yet. I'm booked in for an IPL in less than a few weeks and I will let you know how it goes.I have had two test patches done and have noticed no negative reaction but at the same time I have seen no improvement on those areas.
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Hi rosy red, did you decide to try the Mirvaso cream? I'm thinking about getting it and doing a trial run to see if it's any good. Did you go for the ipl laser treatment?
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Hi mmh
I am going to continue to takeit as its an excellent health benefit and it too expensive. I take 7.5 ml in 250mls of water twice a day. It makes your body become alkaline and I believe my rosacea was caused because my body was too acidic.. cant believe de diff in my skin in a month.
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@rosy red, not much progress as of yet. Think it'll be a few weeks before hopefully some change, still didn't have that swim, it's penciled in for tomorrow
This is some very promising news I found about Ivermetin Cream, It's had sucess in clearing 30/40% of people with acne rosacea, I'm just hoping i'm in that 40%. It's used a lot on animlas at the moment and supports the theroy that acne roasacea is mite based in some people.
I don't think there is any such cream available in ireland at the moment but it may be possible for your doctor to prescribe something similar and for the pharmacist to make it up. Would anyone know?
I see online pople have requested their vet to make it up with a cream base and it's worked or just bough it straight off the shelf, has anyone tried it?
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Hi Imcc
i have just purchased phytolife, how often and how much did u take it and are you going to continue to take it?
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Hi Guys,
I am pharmacist based in Donegal. Just to let you know that there is a new drug free treatment for Rosacea called ROSSOSEQ being launched in Ireland next week. It can be used for a range of inflammatory skin disorders but I have seen evidence of trials using Rossoseq (spray version) for Rosacea that are very promising indeed.
I think it is a very exciting product for rosacea, which as you all know affects a huge number of irish women and men.
The product will come in a gel and a spray version and can also be used for eczema, psoriasis and acne.
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Hey there everyone try phytolife I have found excellent. My skin is back to normal in a month. Work out at bout a euro a day.
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@whoopie , are you making any progress?I have read before about the positive effect chlorine can have.
@surfers808 , I have not used Mirvaso cream yet but there are very mixed reviews on the internet , my dermatologist told me you have to use it continuously and not just on occasions.
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Has anyone tried Mirvaso cream? I've read a lot of mixed reports on it, some say their skin loses all redness while others complain of deep flushing after it wears off. Would be great if it worked but seems a bit of a gamble since it's a pretty new product.
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In the same boat as the rest of you, got diagnosed with Acne Roascea 9mts ago, Since the initial diagnosis, i've been to the dermatoligitst once since and i'm due back again this month but may hold off a while to try some alternrtives.
I'm currently on, Tetralysal 300mg (1 tablet per day), A Zineryt mix in the morning and rozex in the night.
It's keeping it at bay but not exaclty making it disappear but without the Tetralysal my face erupts with the acne side of it, and i've never had a acne problem until about 18mts ago with the start of the problem.
There's 2 things I want to try before going back to the dermatoligist, one is to try and kill off Demodex mites and see can I get any improvement, I don't even know if I have them but i'm going to try if my current plan doesn't work. My eyes have got a little itchy in this weather so it may be suggesting I have. Seemingly if you get releif from going for a swin in a pool with chlorine you could possibly have them, i'll try this a few times over the next week and report back.
What i've started work on is my diet and mainy the fiber/gut side, from doing a lot of reading up i'm starting to think that maybe a mix of a leaky gut and mild candida might be at the root cause of my condition, basically what some schools of though suggest is that it may be caused by the gut becoming porus and candida growing through it given toxins a water slide if you will into the blood stream which is where the badness is coming from, my mission is to retreat the candida back inside the gut and get a right mix of fiber to to seal back up the gut to trap all the toxins. (I'm aiming for 30/40mg of fiber a day and going to start taking probiotics from tomorrow to rebalance the flora)
I'm looking for a cure, the thoughs of antibiotics for the rest of my life is making me feel bad as i'm only 37. I'm a guy so can't really hide it with make up, and at the moment it just looks like i've been in the sun but as I get old I presume it's goign to get worse unless I get to the root of the problem asap.
I'm sure there is a cure out there somewhere but as one of my friends in the pharamcy business put it, he won't be looking for it as there's no money in the cure.
I anyone has any suggestions on keeping demodex mites at bay i'd love to hear from them as to what they've used and had they any success.
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@Klancy , thanks for replying I'm very sorry to hear that :-( :-( I signed up to rosacea-support.org and they send me updates via email on New products as they become available which might be worth a look. Have you heard of Mirvaso ? Its a new cream used to treat the redness and has become available here now. My derm will prescribe it to me but suggested I try a round of the IPL first . I'm terrified of having the IPL though , I know its rare but you can be left scarred , burned etc. I'm going in for a second patch test tomorrow as I have yet to decide whether the initial test made even the slightest difference or just left me even more red at times sigh .......Look up that website though there are more products to become available by the end of the year:-)
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How apt you messages today Rosy Red! It definitely took longer for the lower dose of ab to kick in, but I've had no tummy pain and there has been a gradual improvement... Until today :( I've got a fine breakout today, but hormones are playing up at the moment so I'm putting it down to that. I'm going on hols to the sunshine in a few weeks and I've already accepted that my face is going to be bad then. Even though I use la Roche high factor sun cream, a hat and try my best to keep my face out of the sun, my face just doesn't like the heat. It's worth trying the laser, otherwise u'll always be wondering if it would work or not.
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@Klancy ...How are you getting on with the new antibiotic ? I have a month to go before my IPL which I'm very anxious about :-/ and I'm undecided which is the best option
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I lived in Germany where my local GP used Homeopathic medicine as 1st choice and then western medicine.
The results were great for my son at the time and since then i have gone on to use it as 1st choice for my family. I am a registrered nurse also , so i am not anti western medicine but am a firm believer that alternative medicine has a place in health care provision. I have also lived in China where TCM is the 1st medicine of choice for chinese people and where it is used alongside western medicnie with great results.
Many health issues are diet related and the body's system is often imbalanced due to poor diet or intolerances that people are unaware of, therefore i believe more information on diet should be available to patients , doctors in the west are not educated on nutrition therefore they do not give dietary advice for the most part.
I feel for children and their parents being prescribed pill after pill when a dietary change would make a massive difference to thier well being. Thousands of Irish people have Asthma and skin disorders, many could be better handled with dietary advice. Dairy products should be avoided by Asthmatics but nobody tells them this. Their are other alternatives out their to ensure enough calcium intake, another point calcium intake is irrelevant if your Vit D levels are low. Vit D is needed to ensure calcium uptake from food ingested, how many of us are taking Vit D supplements to ensure our levels are maintained.
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I forgot to say that im not selling this product or promoting it in any way. It was recommended to me and in desperation I tried it, also on googling it I found out it had no side effects it is supposed to give you the same benefit as eating 4lb of brockley which contains cholorphyl, which in turn cuts down on acid in your system which is supposed to make rosacea worse.


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"What, may I ask, has gotten you into such a gay mood, punk?" he heard someone say. "And what's up with the oversized hedge clipper?"
Sam turned around in anger. "Excuse me?" he spat in disgust. "I'm happy - or as you, thinking your some sort of gangsta, say it, a "gay mood" - because I just got a Pokemon and just won my first battle, is that a problem? And he's not an oversized hedge clipper he's Mercury, or Trapinch to you, and-" he then realized that there was two of this arrogant brat. TWO of him. "How is there two of you?!"
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Hey CourageHound,welcome to the club n_n,hope you enjoy yourself here!
As for B/W2,I still have to get my hands on a copy hopefully this weekend.The idea sounds amazing although unfortunately I've yet to get a WEP key,(I think it's called) for my new Internet router.
But yeah,that sounds like a great addition.I'll look forward to battling all of you in the newest games :3.Let's see how this goes...
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How is it that we are capable of transcendent kindness—and unspeakable cruelty? How do we make sense of people's strongly-held opinions about abortion, gay marriage, affirmative action, and torture? How do evolution, culture, and religion conspire to shape our moral natures?
These are among the most important—and most exciting—questions around, and they are the focus of this course. We will explore the modern science of moral belief and moral action, drawing upon disciplines such as cognitive science, neuroscience, economics, and philosophy. We will look at research from the lab, from the community, and from the battlefield; we will discuss babies, monkeys, and psychopaths; we will debate claims about moral differences between men and women, liberals and conservatives, Christians and Muslims. This course will cover prejudice and bigotry, sexuality and purity; punishment, revenge, and forgiveness; and much much more.
As a preview, we have uploaded the introductory lecture to YouTube, which you can view here: http://youtu.be/1jUd72Dmd_A
Week 1: The Big Questions
What is morality, anyway? What are the big debates in the field of moral psychology?
Week 2: Compassion
Where does concern for others come from? How is it related to empathy—and is more empathy necessarily a good thing? And what can we learn from the study of those who seemingly lack normal moral feelings, such as violent psychopaths?
Week 3: Origins of Morality
Here, we ask about which aspects of morality are universal. We discuss evolution, cross-cultural research, and the fascinating new science of the moral life of babies.
Week 4: Differences
How does culture influence our moral thought and moral action? What role does religion play? Why are some of us conservative and others liberal, and how do political differences influence our sense of right and wrong?
Week 5: Family, friends, and strangers
Our moral feelings are usually most powerful towards our kin (such as our parents and our children) and our friends and allies. We will discuss these special bonds, and then turn to the morality of racial and ethnic bias. Then we use the tools of behavioral economics to explore the controversial question of whether we are ever truly altruistic to strangers.
Week 6: The Big Answers
We'll discuss some clever studies that show how our moral behavior is powerfully influenced—often at the unconscious level—by the situations that we find ourselves in. Such findings raise some hard problems about determinism, free will, and moral responsibility. Most of all, if our actions are determined by our brains, our genes, and our situations, in what sense can we be said to be moral agents? The course will end by trying to address this question.
My new book on morality—Just Babies: The Origins of Good and Evil—is now available. This is highly recommended for the course. (Purchase book from Amazon | Barnes & Noble). Other readings, as well as links to certain video lectures and TED talks, will be available for free on the course website.
1. Do I need any special background to take this course?
No. If you can read a popular science book, or an article in a magazine such as The Atlantic or The New Yorker, you should be able to follow the lectures and readings.
2. Is this course for the faint of heart?
It is not. We will examine, from an objective and scientific perspective, some beliefs that many of us hold sacred. We will discuss religion, politics, and sex—sometimes all at the same time. If this idea is disturbing, this might not be the course for you.
3. Is this a psychology course?
Sort of. I am a psychologist and the questions that we'll be dealing with, concerning how people behave and how people think, are fundamentally psychological questions. And so we'll be talking a lot about research and theory from psychology. At the same time, though, other disciplines have a lot of say about our moral lives, and so we'll also be discussing work by philosophers, economics, neuroscientists and other scholars.
4. I don't want to wait until October 7. Is there anything I can do to start right away?
Yes! One thing you can do is get hold of the optional book for this course, Just Babies: The Origins of Good and Evil. (Purchase book from Amazon | Barnes & Noble). Another thing you can do is get ahead of the course by getting started with some readings and videos, I recommend the following (all of these will be discussed in the course).


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The long and winding big-league baseball season started this week. Every year at this time we profile a baseball immortal who is equally celebrated for his unorthodox language skills. The choice this year is Charles Dillon "Casey" Stengel (1890-1975), who at the age of fifty-eight became manager of the mighty New York Yankees and took them to ten World Series in twelve years.
Casey Stengel broke into the major leagues in 1912 and played for fourteen seasons. He later said, "I had many years that I was not so successful as a ballplayer, as it is a game of skill."
As player and manager, Casey was for decades baseball's class clown—but a lot of snooty Yankees fans thought he was a no-class clown and opposed his hiring. They weren't alone. Boston sportswriter Dave Egan's reaction to the new manager: "The Yankees have now been mathematically eliminated from the 1949 pennant race."
Instead, Stengel guided the Bronx Bombers to five straight World Series championships (1949-53), a baseball record that may never be broken.
Casey spoke a dialect of English called "Stengelese," utterances that concealed nuggets of wisdom in a dense matrix of dizzying gibberish. "Stengelese was mostly a public act," said sportswriter Maury Allen. "He double-talked in part to diffuse pinpoint questions." An extreme example: "He's the perdotious quotient of the qualificatilus."
Stengel seasoned his speech with trademark words and phrases, one favorite being "at the present time," which he'd drop in anywhere: "Most people my age are dead at the present time." He also found creative ways to use "fairly," as in: "This club plays better baseball now. Some of them look fairly alert."
Some Stengelese could be harsh. On a player's lack of potential: "He's only twenty years old and with a good chance in ten years of being thirty." On another player's batting prowess: "He couldn't hit the ground if he fell out of an airplane." On managing twenty-five men successfully: "Keep the five guys who hate you from the five who are undecided."
The baseball lifestyle, with its constant travel and unsupervised free time, has ended many a promising career, but Stengel came to believe in players who could hold their liquor: "I have found that ones who drink milk shakes don't win many ball games." "We are in such a slump that even the ones that are drinking aren't hitting." "Look at him. He don't smoke. He don't drink. He don't chase women. And he don't win."
In 1958, Stengel appeared before Senator Estes Kefauver's U.S. Senate subcommittee on baseball's antitrust status. Here is one exchange:
Kefauver: I was asking you, sir, why it is that baseball wants this bill passed.
Stengel: I would say I would not know, but would say the reason why they would want it passed is to keep baseball going as the highest paid ball sport that has gone into baseball and from the baseball angle. I am not going to speak of any other sport. I am not here to argue about other sports. I am in the baseball business. It has been run cleaner than any business that was ever put out in the 100 years at the present time. I am not speaking about television or I am not speaking about income that comes into the ball parks. You have to take that off. I don't know too much about it. I say the ballplayers have a better advancement at the present time.
That's quite an oration. Most of us would have quit talking after the first seven words.
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Are Two r's One Too Many?
Here we are, in the month that's hard to spell and harder to pronounce. Every year I grit my teeth listening to the bizarre ways people mangle "February." The culprit is that first r. Most people just ignore it and say "Feb-yoo-ary."
The 2006 American Heritage dictionary has a "Usage Note" at "February" that made my brain squirm the first time I read it: "the variant pronunciation [Feb-yoo-ary] … is quite common in educated speech and is generally considered acceptable. The loss of the first r in this pronunciation can be accounted for by the phonological process known as dissimilation, by which similar sounds in a word tend to become less similar."
Oh, I grumbled. Now I'm expected to believe that a blatant mispronunciation is not simply
sloppy—no, don't you see, it's a phonological process, dear boy.
This is the kind of thing that gives scholarship a bad name. At least that was my initial reaction. Don't get me wrong, I still believe "Feb-roo-ary" is the way to go, but there might be more to this dissimilation business than I originally recognized. Take a look at other instances …
Library Just about every schoolchild who ever lived has said "lie-berry," and some say it well into their teens. The similarity of this word to February can't be overlooked.
Roller coaster I have heard sane adults say they went on the "rolly coaster."
Kindergarten Come on, admit it, you or someone you know says "kin-dee-garten." You're as likely to hear it from parents as from kin-dee-gartners themselves.
Peripheral It's quite common to hear things like, "When I was a young player, I learned to use my periph-ee-al vision."
All four of the previous examples are words in which the r's cause the difficulty. But other consonants can create similar problems …
Probably A lot of, uh, dissimilators pronounce it "prob-lee."
Et cetera (etc.) Many smart, educated people botch, er, dissimilate the first t, and say "eck settera" rather than "et."
I don't know if the next two examples count as "textbook" dissimilation, but a curious thing happens with certain double-c's:
Succinct Everyone says "suh-sinkt." When was the last time you heard someone correctly pronounce it "suk-sinkt"? Well, why else are there two c's? You don't say "secede" when you mean succeed.
Flaccid Again, most people overlook one of those c's. The widespread mispronunciation is "flassid"; the correct pronunciation is "flaxid."
But I've been saving the best for last. Can anyone explain the silent c in Connecticut? All I've been able to dig up is that the state got its name from quinnitukqut, a Mohican word meaning "beside the long tidal river." So where does the second c in Connecticut come from? Note that it's quinnitukqut, not quinnictukqut.
Maybe, when nobody was looking, some prankster, perhaps one of the ringleaders of Dissimilation Theory, sneaked in that middle c, daring anyone to pronounce it.
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Resolutions for Word Nerds
Below you'll find ten New Year's resolutions for self-appointed guardians of the English language. We are a group that needs its own code of ethics to protect us from ourselves and shield others from our self-righteousness. So let's get right to …
The Stickler's Ten Commandments
1) No using big words to intimidate. You can't beat a polysyllabic onslaught for sounding authoritative. But laying big words on someone who may not be as educated as you are is just shabby.
2) No correcting someone's English in an argument. It's the wrong time to do it. When someone makes a valid point, picking on that person's language is a cop-out, and a contemptible way of gaining the upper hand.
3) Do it in private. If a person you care about says "irregardless," it can be a thoughtful gesture to gently advise that there is no such word—but don't do this when others are within earshot.
4) No condescending preambles. If you have some wisdom to impart, don't start with "Didn't you know," or "I can't believe you just said," or "How can someone from your background …" Such statements sound uncomfortably close to "I'm smart and you're not."
5) Casual conversation gets a lot of leeway. Public figures are rightly under scrutiny when they're speaking or writing on the record. Even private citizens may be held accountable, not just for what they say but for how they say it, in a meeting or serious discussion. However, the language police ought to back way off in settings where people are just relaxing and making small talk. At such times, perfect grammar is probably the last thing anyone should worry about. No one ever mistook a Super Bowl party for a summit conference.
6) … And no correcting playful correspondence, either. If you get an email that says, "I didn't mean nuttin' by it," your correspondent is kidding around. What is friendship without informality and levity? And what kind of a sourpuss would point out that "nothing"was misspelled and that double negatives are bad grammar?
7) Know what you're talking about. Before you correct someone, how do you know you're right? There are many myths about "proper" English floating around. Here are three discredited rules that a lot of people think are true: Never end a sentence with a preposition. (Yes you can.) It's wrong to split an infinitive. (No it's not.) The relative pronoun that cannot refer to a human, so always say "the person who called," never "the person that called." (Utter nonsense.) If you believe even one of these superstitions, you see the problem.
8) Look it up. Good writers choose their words with utmost care. So you can't go wrong with a dictionary nearby. Many people believe they needn't look up a strange word. They are deluding themselves. Suppose a critic you respect refers to a book's "meretricious manifestation of sophism." The word meretricious sounds a lot like meritorious; and sophism brings to mind sophisticated. Having seen the review, you are eager to purchase and read this admirable, stylish work—not realizing that the critic has denounced the book as lurid and devious rubbish.
9) No excuses when you slip. Two can play this game, professor. We all make mistakes. If someone busts you, don't try to wiggle out of it.
10) No correcting strangers. Keep it to yourself; it's the Wild West out there.
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2014 Christmas 'Log Review
Have you noticed that Christmas is in the air? I started noticing in October, when I received my first Christmas catalog eleven days before the start of the World Series.
New ones have been arriving ever since, filled with gift ideas so remarkable that I just can't keep them to myself.
The Hammacher Schlemmer catalog, replete with high thread counts and decadent relaxation devices, is always on the technological cutting-edge—we're living in the age of the voice-interactive coffee maker and the talking wristwatch. For the discreet creep, there are the "video camera pen" and the "video recording sunglasses." Merry golfers will go for the "drink-dispensing golf club," which pours an ounce of booze per second from a spout in the club head. After a few pops, the "golf ball locating glasses" may come in handy. These ungainly-looking goggles find that lost ball even as they identify anyone wearing them as a dork. The catalog is laden with pseudo-sophisticated phrases like "an ubiquitous ritual," apparently written by someone who's never said "ubiquitous."
The Frontgate catalog got my attention with "100s of best-made gifts" instead of "hundreds" and "1,000s" instead of "thousands." That just looks silly. Otherwise, a tasteful brochure, filled with good ideas. This isn't one of them: a $500 treadmill—for pets. How will I ever get Rover to use his treadmill when mine was gathering dust six weeks after I bought it?
Among Gump's tree ornaments is a comely reindeer wearing a chic cocktail gown. And what brightens up a Christmas tree more than an exquisite hand-blown … fried egg on toast?!?
Grandinroad has some interesting entries in the ornament sweepstakes, including blown-glass kitties in bow ties and terriers in tutus. But this year's undisputed champion of all ornaments is Grandinroad's kissing fish. The fish has big blue eyes with coquettish long lashes, and puckering, collagen-pillow lips ablaze with a garish smear of scarlet lipstick. A tank of famished piranhas might not be as festive but would certainly be less disturbing.
The catalog of the Smithsonian Institution devotes two pages to its Jacqueline Kennedy Collection, including the "Jackie Kennedy Sunglasses" and the "Dual Faux Pearl Floral Leaf Pierced Earrings." Do we even want to know who out there still sports the Jackie look?
Finally, a holiday quiz. What do these words culled from Christmas catalogs refer to: carbide, cinder, daybreak, eclipse, fig, flag, fog, fossil, gargoyle, lava, lichen, lily pond, mallard, moonlight, muleskinner, Nero, oasis, picante, saddle, sprig, thunder, tobacco. Hint: they're not rejected first names for Sarah Palin's kids. They're colors!?! … "Remember our first Christmas, darling? You were standing in my muleskinner foyer, your mallard hair perfectly matching your gargoyle dress. I wore tobacco slacks and a Nero tie with fossil stripes to complement the warm earth tones of my carbide cape."
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April means major-league baseball is back, so I want to talk about Yogi Berra, who played for the New York Yankees from 1946 to '63, when they were perennial World Series champs. His name is familiar to everyone. He has given the culture more memorable epigrams than have some of our most esteemed wits. I rarely go a week without hearing "It's déjà vu all over again" or "It ain't over till it's over," two of Yogi's greatest hits.
Berra, who is about to turn 89, grew up in a working-class neighborhood in St. Louis. Because he talks like a kid off the streets, he is often mistaken for a lovable idiot. However, his best sayings have a profundity that belies such an appraisal. Yogi has been blessed with a wit and wisdom both rare and sublime.
Oh, please, you say, he's a semiliterate goon who spent his adult life reading comic books and playing a child's game. All I can say is, talent doesn't discriminate between rich and poor, or educated and uneducated. As surely as were Mark Twain and Will Rogers, Yogi the everyman philosopher-poet has been given a rare gift. His vision—and the unique way he expresses it—allows us to see the world with fresh eyes.
Berra's formula is elegantly simple: He establishes a premise and then promptly sabotages it, making listeners squirm until they recognize the unmistakable logic, even insight, behind the thicket of nonsense. It's that last-second rescue of sagacity from absurdity that generates our laughter.
If you meet someone who's unfamiliar with Yogi's sayings and you want to get a sure-fire laugh, just repeat his classic "Ninety percent of baseball is half mental." People dismiss this line as laughably absurd because of the Berra "formula," which in this instance creates a "90 percent/half" comical paradox. But a closer look reveals the remark as a baseball verity: physical prowess alone isn't enough.
Here's how I'd say it: "If you want to succeed at baseball, in nine cases out of ten staying focused while banishing doubts and distractions from the mind is half the battle." Note that I needed four times as many words as Yogi did. His unforgettable seven-word one-liner imparts its Zen-like philosophy with none of the heavy-handedness of my paraphrase.
That attitude is echoed in one of his less-quoted declarations: "I ain't in no slump; I just ain't hitting." It's a funny line because a hitter who isn't hitting is, by most people's definition, in a "slump." But Yogi was serious. To him, it wasn't that simple—over the long season, hitters go through spells when they're unsuccessful, but a slump is something more insidious. It's a mental malfunction, an expectation to fail. You're never "in no slump" if you believe in yourself.
Another great Yogi-ism concerned a trendy restaurant: "Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded." Remember, this man was sports royalty, a star player in a legendary organization at the peak of its success. Make no mistake: Berra meant, "Nobody who matters goes there anymore," though he is too much of a gentleman to have said it out loud. (It also would have spoiled the beauty of the "nobody goes there/too crowded" paradox.)
Later in Berra's career, he switched from catcher to left fielder. Around World Series time one year, speaking of the difficulty of fielding in the autumn darkness, he said, "It gets late early out there." That's vintage Yogi: the paradox, the concision. Six everyday words that rise almost to poetry.
Last month Yogi's wife of sixty-five years died. He isn't seen around much anymore. But his wacky-wise adages will always be with us.
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[1] The first name in the provenance was published in the 2009 NGA Systematic Catalogue (entry on the painting by Richard Rand, in Philip Conisbee, et al. French Paintings of the Fifteenth through the Eighteenth Century. The Collections of the National Gallery of Art Systematic Catalogue. Washington, D.C., 2009: no. 31, 160-166) as "Possibly comte du Barry, Paris," based on the provenance for the painting according to Georges Wildenstein, The Paintings of Fragonard, complete edition, New York, 1960: no. 391, and repeated throughout the literature. This incorrect identification of the seller at the March 1776 auction has been corrected by The Getty Provenance Index Databases, in their Description of Sale Catalog F-A406. See also Marie-Anne Dupuy-Vachey, "Fragonard's 'fantasy figures': prelude to a new understanding," The Burlington Magazine 157, no. 1345 (April 2015): 242-243. Verrier was also the seller at an auction in November of the same year (originally scheduled for 14 November, but postponed to 18 November 1776); Dupuy-Vachey suggests he might be Robert Charles Verrier, who died 11 May 1776.
[2] Jacques Dumont de Montroy, Les Kergorlay dans l'Oise et en Normandie, Beauvais, 2006: 167-170; Roger Portalis, Honoré Fragonard: sa vie et son oeuvre, 2 vols., Paris, 1889: 282. Comte Denis de Kergorlay kindly provided a copy of the 2006 book about his family, enabling the identification of the "Comte de Kergorlay" named as the painting's owner in 1889. Pierre de Kergorlay's second wife, Marie de Caulainecourt de Vicence (1859-1902), was through her mother a granddaughter of Casimir Perrin, marquis de Cypierre, who owned the painting in 1844, the year of his death. Although the painting appears to have sold at the marquis' 1845 estate sale, it possibly remained in the family and came to Pierre de Kergorlay through his second marriage in 1880.
[3] An annotated copy of the 1905 sales catalogue in the NGA Library provides Ducrey's name, who was possibly buying for Tuffier. Correspondence between the Paris and New York offices of Duveen Brothers, Inc., in 1927 and 1928 discusses the painting and the possibility of purchasing it from Tuffier; Wildenstein is also mentioned as a possible buyer (Duveen Brothers Records, Getty Research Institute Library, Los Angeles, accession no. 960015, reel 97, box 242, folder 16; copies in NGA curatorial files). René Gimpel (Diary of an Art Dealer, translated by John Rosenberg, New York, 1966: 398), in a diary entry of 16 February 1930, writes of seeing the painting two days before at the Erickson residence, and describes it as "from the old Crosnier[sic] Collection, bought at his sale by Professor Tuffier..."
Associated Names
- Alliance des Arts
- Barry, Comte de
- Cronier, Ernest
- Cypierre, Casimir Perrin, Marquis de
- Ducrey
- Duquesnoy
- Erickson, Alfred E.
- Erickson, Anna Edith McCann
- Galerie Georges Petit
- Gimpel & Wildenstein, E.
- Hôtel d'Aligre
- Hôtel d'Aligre
- Hôtel de Bullion
- Kergorlay, Comte de
- Mailly
- Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc.
- Sale, Paris
- Sale, Paris
- Sennéville, Leroy de
- Tuffier, Théodore, Dr.
- Wildenstein & Co., Inc.
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