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HOUMA — A show featuring the most stellar automobiles comes zooming into Houma this weekend for local gear heads.
The Weekend Cruisers Car Club's Top 50 Car and Truck and Top 5 Motorcycle Show is scheduled May 21 in the True Value Parking Lot, 1218 St. Charles St., Houma. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and continues through noon.
The show is open to all cars and motorcycles. Prizes will be based on several categories.
"It is a lot of work to get this show together, but I can't think of anything else I would rather do," said Robert Crochet, the car club's president. "I have people calling me all day long. This is a difficult show for the judges because we have so many awards to give out."
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Divers search El Capitan reservoir for missing man
Public safety dive teams from around the county came together Monday morning to search an area of El Capitan reservoir for a man who went missing Sunday afternoon after he jumped in the water to cool off and became separated from his boat because of the wind. His girlfriend tried to throw him a rope but lost sight of him in the afternoon glare on the water. He disappeared and she called for help. Divers searched Sunday evening but came out with 35 divers Monday morning to continue. Rescuers used data from yesterdays wind and the girlfriends description of the incident to plot out a search area on the north shore of the lake, east of the dam.


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Karma-kundo was a title for Minalcar as the regent or crown prince of Gondor. It is translated "Helm-guardian".[1] In the orthography used in The Lord of the Rings, this name would be written Carma-cundo, since Tolkien usually represented the [k]-sound with the letter "c".
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The BBC did their best to make Glastonbury 2013 the most exhaustively covered ever. During the weekend, across online, TV and radio, they broadcast a wopping 360 hours of coverage. With an unprecedented amount of live music on offer it was easy to miss some of the best stuff. Or, indeed, even know where to begin looking for it. We've rounded up some of the weekend's most spectacular highlights, and you can watch them here:
Mumford & Sons - 'A Little Help From My Friends'
Speaking to NME before their headline slot, Mumford & Sons promised special guests. And they delievered with this spine-tingling collaboration. A truly special way to wrap up the weekend.
The Smashing Pumpkins - 'Tonight, Tonight'
Sure, they were one of the more WTF bookings of Glastonbury 2013. But this classic from 1995's 'Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness' had the Sunday afternoon crowd weeping into their spicy ciders.
Arctic Monkeys - 'R U Mine'
There was a feeling of unfinished business following The Monkeys' first crack at the headline slot in 2007. Friday night was a sign of just how far this band have come. 'R U Mine' was one of the highlights of a set which oozed pure style.
Foals - 'Inhaler'
Foals have an epic festival summer planned: Glastonbury, a headline gig at Latitude and Reading and Leeds. Frankly it's moments like this which show why they're going to own them all.
Haim - 'Falling'
Yes, the LA girls were all over Glastonbury 2013. They appeared four times over the course of the event, but this moment at The Park was a particular standout.
Jake Bugg - 'Lightning Bolt'
You're 19 and you walk out on to Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage... no wonder Jake Bugg told us this was the biggest gig of his career.
Primal Scream - 'Rocks'
You know what rocks? Bobby Gillespie's luminous pink suit rocks. 'Nuff said.
Tame Impala - 'Elephant'
The choice cut from NME's Album Of 2012. Tame Impala were built for fuzzy festival afternoons.
Two Door Cinema Club - 'Sun'
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Season Description 2015-16
The University of Saskatchewan Amati Quartet performs on four rare string instruments crafted in Italy in the seventeenth century by members of the Amati family. Experience these exquisite Amati instruments in the spectacular setting of Knox United Church on October 12th, January 9th, March 26th, and April 30th - with Marla Cole (violin), Rudolf Sternadel (violin), Geoff Cole (viola), and Terence Sturge (cello), the musicians of the Amati Quartet who are now in their thirteenth season.
Concerts are at 2:00pm and at 7:30pm at Knox United Church
Tickets available from the Remai Arts Centre box office: (306) 384-7727
Please see website for more details: www.amatiquartet.usask.ca
Dates, repertoire, and artists are subject to change.
October 12th, 2015: Baroque Celebration
Guest artists: William Boan violin, Carmen Cole – violin, Miles Cole – cello, Solveig Deason – violin, Emmett Fortosky – double bass, Amos Friesen - cello, Silas Friesen – trumpet, Simone Friesen – violin, Zäide Masich – cello, Samuel Milner – violin, Renée de Moissac - harpsichord, Heather Wilson - viola
Telemann - Concerto in D for Trumpet and strings, TWV:D7
Vivaldi - 'The Four Seasons' Concertos for Violin and orchestra, Op. 8
'Autumn' , Concerto in F major
'Winter', Concerto in F minor
Vivaldi - Concerto for Three Violins in F major, RV551 –
Monn - Cello Concerto in G minor
Popper - Requiem for Three Cellos, Op. 66
Elgar - Serenade, Op. 20
Season Thirteen begins with the third annual Thanksgiving Monday concert devoted to showcasing sensational young musicians in Saskatoon performing Baroque concertos. Repertoire includes some of the most popular Baroque favorites such as Autumn and Winter from the Four Seasons, as well as the more obscure but gorgeous music by Monn and Popper. Elgar's Serenade is the most frequently performed of all his music.
With concerts in January, March and April of 2016 the Amati Quartet promises to charm audiences with some of the greatest gems of the string quartet repertoire as well as featuring two guest artists: pianist Godwin Friesen and violist Heather Wilson.
January 9th, 2016:
Guest artist: Heather Wilson – viola
Haydn - String Quartet in B minor, Op. 64, No. 2
Mozart - String Quintet in G minor, K.516
Glass - String Quartet No. 2, 'Company'
Talented Saskatoon based violist, Heather Wilson, joins the Amati Quartet to perform Mozart's String Quintet in G minor. Mozart loved to play the viola and his four quintets with two violas showcase the rich tonal capabilities of the instrument. The G minor quintet has three movements of intense pathos but ends with a jubilant finale. Op 64, No. 2 in B minor is yet another example of Haydn's wit and humour. The hypnotic and atmospheric music of Philip Glass will persuade those who are in doubt that they really do like modern music!
March 26th, 2016
Guest artist: Godwin Friesen – piano
Bach - Harpsichord Concerto in D minor , BWV 1052
Mendelssohn - String Quartet in E minor, Op. 44, No.2
Beethoven - String Quartet in B flat, Op. 18, No.6
This concert features the brilliant young pianist, Godwin Friesen, performing Bach's Harpsichord Concerto in D minor. At just age 16 Godwin recently won the senior piano Kinsmen Competition in the 2015 Saskatoon Music Festival, as well as winning first place the National Music Festival in August of 2015. Mendelssohn was responsible for the revival of Bach's music in 1829 for which we are eternally grateful. Mendelssohn's E minor String Quartet , Op. 44, No. 2 was written while he was on his honeymoon. Beethoven's Op. 18, No.6 provides an early introduction to jazz and features a finale that alternates between total melancholy and the dance of life making this quartet the most unique in his group of six opus 18 quartets.
April 30th, 2016
Haydn - String Quartet in G minor, Op. 20, No. 3
Schubert - String Quartet in A minor, Op. 29, 'Rosamunde'
Dvorak - String Quartet in G major, Op. 106
Haydn's Op 20, No. 3 in G minor is one of his gems that finishes with fantastic Gypsy undertones. Schubert's 'Rosamunde' Quartet is subtle, delicate, and filled with the lyricism that we expect of Schubert. Upon Dvorak's return to Czechoslovakia he composed his G major quartet, Op.106. With its Slavic sentiment throughout - it is the music of Dvorak that we know and love, and ends with great exuberance.
Guest Artist Bios
William Boan, violinist, became the Assistant Concertmaster of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra at the age of seventeen. Regularly competing at the provincial, national, and international levels, he won second prize in strings at the Canadian National Music Festival in 2015. He also won first prize in the 2015 Provincial Shurniak Concerto Competition, earning him the opportunity to give his debut as soloist with both the Saskatoon and Regina Symphony Orchestras, scheduled for 2016-17. Another of William's upcoming Saskatoon performances is on November 12, 2015, when he will be performing as soloist with the Moscow Ballet, as their "Musical Wunderkind." William currently studies Violin Performance at the University of Saskatchewan, in the studio of Professor Robert Klose. Additionally, for the past two summers he has attended the Meadowmount Summer Music Institute, New York, studying with Sally Thomas and Ivan Ženatý.
Carmen Cole, age 15, is a grade 10 student at St. Joseph High School where she enjoys playing flute in the school band. She is bilingual having been in French Immersion since kindergarten. Currently, Carmen studies violin with her mother, Marla Cole, is the concertmaster of the Saskatoon Strings, and also plays with the Saskatoon String Ensemble. Carmen has participated in and won scholarships in the Saskatoon Music Festival in both violin and flute. She is an accomplished dancer in ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, and flamenco having been with Studio One since the age of four.
Miles Cole, age 13, is a grade 8 student at St. Edward School in the Ecojustice program- an approach that analyzes the increasing destruction of the world's diverse ecosystems, languages and cultures by the globalizing and ethnocentric forces of Western consumer culture. Miles studies cello with Bernadette Wilson and has enjoyed playing in the Saskatoon Strings for the past two years, and also plays in the Saskatoon String Ensemble. He has participated in the Saskatoon Music festival for four years receiving numerous awards and scholarships each year. Miles' newest interest is BMX bike racing and he recently competed in a national competition in Calgary where he won two silver medals.
Solveig Deason, age fifteen, is a passionate violinist, pianist, and vocalist, and is honored to be a returning guest artist with Amati Quartet. This past April, Solveig joined the League of Astonishing Strings on a tour through China, performing at some of the most prestigious concert halls in the country, including the Shanghai Oriental Art Center. Having always shown a great interest in music, she began studying violin at the age of four, with piano and voice following shortly after. Solveig performed with the Saskatoon Strings for several years including many solo performances on violin. She has competed in the Saskatoon Music Festival since a very young age and has recently made it to the provincial level. She participates in all three disciplines and continues to receive many certificates and scholarships each year. She has received high honors in her Royal Conservatory Exams, including two gold medals for the highest provincial mark in voice. She has completed her grade 8 RCM exams in piano and violin and grade 7 in voice, as well as basic harmony. She continues to study violin with Joanie Savage, piano with Bonnie Nicholson, and voice with Marilyn Whitehead. Solveig is also an enthusiastic member of the Fireside Singers, currently in her eighth year. Solveig resides in Saskatoon as a grade 10 student at Evan Hardy Collegiate. Her hobbies include basketball, guitar, and ukulele.
Emmett Fortosky is a 20 year old Upright Bass player who is currently in his third year of studying Music Education at the University of Saskatchewan. Priding himself on his diversity of music tastes, Emmett plays in a variety of different groups throughout Saskatoon, as well as previously being the Principle Bassist in the Saskatoon Youth Orchestra for two years. In these groups as well as others, Emmett delves into genres such as jazz, rock, blues, classical, indie, pop, and many more, all while maintaining a strong background in classical training with over ten years of private lessons on the Piano and Upright Bass. As an exciting young musician, Emmett hopes to continue to improve his abilities and make his mark on the music scene in Saskatoon and beyond.
Amos Friesen is in grade 10 at Aden Bowman Collegiate and has played cello for 8 years. He is a three-time winner of the provincial class for intermediate cello in the Saskatchewan Music Festival. Currently in his second season with the Saskatoon Youth Orchestra, Amos participated in the Prairie Cello Institute in Regina in August 2015 under the direction of Simon Fryer. He has performed regularly as a member of the Caspian Trio and the Friesen Family Band.
Godwin Friesen received first place in piano at the National Music Festival in Edmonton in August 2015. A student of Bonnie Nicholson, he was awarded top intermediate pianist in the Saskatchewan music festival in 2013 and 2014 and top senior pianist in 2015, where he placed second overall in the Grand Awards Competition. Godwin also won the Lyell Gustin and Kinsmen competitions in 2015. Last summer, he had the privilege of spending a week at the Orford Music Academy in Quebec as a member of Jane Coop's studio. He is currently in his graduating year at Walter Murray Collegiate and plans to pursue post-secondary studies in piano performance after high school.
Silas Friesen is in his final year of a degree in music performance at the University of Saskatchewan, studying with Dean McNeill. He was the winner of the Saskatoon Youth Orchestra Concerto Competition in 2013 and the Guy Few Brass Award in 2015 for the top senior brass player in the Saskatchewan provincial music festival. Last summer Silas participated in the prestigious WASBE Conference in San Jose as first trumpet in the U of S Wind Orchestra. Silas is also fluent in the jazz idiom, as a core member of the U of S Jazz Ensemble and participant in the Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra and other groups. An active bandleader, composer, and arranger, Silas has produced several charts for the SJO and performed in the 2015 Saskatchewan Jazz Festival with his group the Mix'tet.
Simone Friesen has been involved in music from an early age, singing and playing violin in the Friesen Family Band, an eclectic folk group that toured across Canada. As a member of the Caspian Trio with her siblings Godwin and Amos, she has presented numerous recitals over the past three years. She plays first violin in the Saskatoon Youth Orchestra and is in her second year of study with local teacher Robert Klose. In 2013, Simone won the Instrumental Rose Bowl at the Sask Valley Music Festival for the best overall instrumental performance. She enjoys teaching violin to beginning students and is beginning a degree in music performance at the University of Saskatchewan this fall.
Saskatchewan-born cellist, Zaïde Masich, is thrilled to perform with the Amati Quartet again this year. Zaïde has appeared on numerous occasions with the Battlefords' Children's Choir, the Chapel Gallery Singers, and Kamala Choir under the direction of Diane Gryba and Joanne Kaspar. She performs annually at the Battlefords' Kiwanis Music Festival where she has earned numerous awards and scholarships. Zaïde has performed with Quatro Corde as well as the International String Ensemble of the Battlefords under the direction of Erin Foreman. Zaïde recently earned First class honors (cello-level 8, piano- level 6) and First class honors with distinction (advanced theory rudiments) through the Royal Conservatory of Music. She continues to study with cellist Terence Sturge who has been her mentor and teacher for the past 12 years. Zaïde is currently enrolled in the French Immersion program (Grade 11) at John Paul II Collegiate in North Battleford. She enjoys reading, drawing, playing the flute, singing, and is an avid manga enthusiast. Zaïde wishes to thank the Amati Quartet for this great opportunity to grow as a musician and to share her love of music with others. Zaïde is grateful to her family and friends for their support!
A native of Saskatoon, Samuel Milner began playing violin at the age of five, studying eleven years with Philip Kashap, two years with Michael van der Sloot, and two years at McGill University with Jonathan Crow. He was the winner of his age category in the Canadian Music Competition National Finals twice (2007, 2005) and the winner of the 2009 Saskatchewan Concerto Competition. Sam was runner-up in the 2010 McGill Classical Concerto Competition and the recipient of the Lloyd Carr-Harris scholarship from McGill University. He has performed as a soloist with orchestras such as the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra, the Regina Symphony Orchestra, Saskatoon's Prairie Virtuosi, and McGill's Beethoven Orchestra. In addition to his musical interests, Sam enjoys studying mathematics at the University of Saskatchewan, playing frisbee (much too late) on Friday nights, and working at Camp Kadesh on Christopher Lake each summer.
After obtaining an ARCT in piano performance, Renée de Moissac graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Music in harpsichord performance. She then completed an 'Advanced Music Performance Studies' (AMPS) graduate diploma in organ and harpsichord from Concordia University in Montreal, studying with Bernard and Mireille Lagacé. Renée is presently the organist at Christ Church Anglican and the Artistic Director of the 'Klavier Concerts' series, presenting solo keyboard music of the Renaissance, Baroque and 20th – 21st centuries, with a special focus on the music of J.S. Bach and of Olivier Messiaen. She is also the music coordinator at St. Paul's Co-Cathedral, where she initiated the 'Organ Concerts' series. In 2012-13 Renee was the recipient of a grant to present 'Four Seasons of French Solo Keyboard Music' of the French harpsichordists Chopin, Debussy, and Messiaen. Renée is a frequent performer in chamber music and larger ensembles, both in early and contemporary music. She has performed with the SSO, Prairie Virtuosi, and was harpsichordist for Purcell's 'King Arthur' co-produced by the Amati Quartet and Saskatoon Opera. Renée has had the pleasure of playing in concert with some of the finest musicians in Saskatoon.
Born in Saskatoon, Heather Wilson began her violin studies at the age of four. She switched to the viola and studied with James Legge until her enrolment in post-secondary education. She has since earned her Masters of Music in viola performance from McGill University where she studied with André Roy, Philip Dukes, and Wolfram Christ. During her post secondary studies at McGill University, she was the recipient of several scholarships including two Schulich Scholarships, a Maurice Pollack Foundation Scholarship, an Ethel Jamieson Ivey Award, a Dilys & Eric Burt Fund Scholarship from the Saskatoon Symphony, and a Saskatchewan Premier's Centennial Arts Scholarship. Heather has performed with numerous orchestras including the National Youth Orchestra of Canada, the Banff Festival Orchestra, the Saskatoon Opera, the Prairie Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra and is currently a member of the Saskatoon Symphony. She has also enjoyed summer master classes at the Orford Arts Centre and the Toronto Summer Music Festival. She has performed as a soloist with the Prairie Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, Harmony Chamber Orchestra, and as principal violist of the McGill Symphony Orchestra, and the McGill Contemporary Music Ensemble. As an avid chamber musician, Heather began her career with the"Mesh Quartet" which won first place at the Canadian Music Competition finals. Since then, she has appeared as guest artist with the Ritornello Chamber Music Festival, the Clear Lake Chamber Music Festival, the Amati Quartet, and the Southern Manitoba Concerts series. She has recently been collaborating with Saskatoon pianist Christina Tong, and presenting concerts in the Saskatoon community.
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a1 King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry, London, UK
a2 National Centre for Social Research, London, UK
a3 Department of Health Sciences, University of Leicester, Leicester, UK
a4 Department of Mental Health Sciences, University College London, London, UK
Background Paranoia is an unregarded but pervasive attribute of human populations. In this study we carried out the most comprehensive investigation so far of the demographic, economic, social and clinical correlates of self-reported paranoia in the general population.
Method Data weighted to be nationally representative were analysed from the Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey in England (APMS 2007; n=7281).
Results The prevalence of paranoid thinking in the previous year ranged from 18.6% reporting that people were against them, to 1.8% reporting potential plots to cause them serious harm. At all levels, paranoia was associated with youth, lower intellectual functioning, being single, poverty, poor physical health, poor social functioning, less perceived social support, stress at work, less social cohesion, less calmness, less happiness, suicidal ideation, a great range of other psychiatric symptoms (including anxiety, worry, phobias, post-traumatic stress and insomnia), cannabis use, problem drinking and increased use of treatment and services.
Conclusions Overall, the results indicate that paranoia has the widest of implications for health, emotional well-being, social functioning and social inclusion. Some of these concomitants may contribute to the emergence of paranoid thinking, while others may result from it.
(Received March 23 2010)
(Revised July 23 2010)
(Accepted July 25 2010)
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I'm taking weekly pictures of him to make a flip book, but I'm also doing monthly ones to make into a calendar. Here he is at 7 months old, all ready for St. Patrick's day :)
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Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Yarn Along...
I'm joining Ginny at Small Things in her weekly Yarn Along....
I finished up my Lovey Lamb!! He was destined for Asher's Easter basket but there are two problems...one, he is HUGE!! He came out much larger than the 9" height the pattern says(my fault I'm sure because I'm not the best at following a pattern), and two, all the other kids want him too. So I think he will just live in the family room as a cute sofa pillow :)
If you want to make your own Lovey Lamb(or bunny) head over to Posie Gets Cozy for the pattern.
I modified it a bit and did different arms and legs because I thought less floppy ones would last longer in my house.
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Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Yarn Along...
Joining Ginny at Small Things for her weekly Yarn Along.
I'm working on a Lovey Lamb, pattern by Alicia Paulson over at Posie Gets Cozy. Very easy to follow pattern so far. He does seem to be coming out quite large though. I used the correct size hook for the brown top but the even smaller recommended hook was too small for the cream part, so I went bigger, but I don't think that explains how big the top is...maybe he is just supposed to be this big. He will be a pillow on the sofa I think :)
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
An Apple for an Apple...
My babies love apples...
Mason at 7 months...
And Asher last night at 6.5 months...
Have a wonderful day!
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Look Who is 6 Months Old !!
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I'm working on a new scarf pattern I found on pinterest from My Hobby is Crochet. It's coming along quite nicely and I hope to finish it up today.
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RIC Chamber Orchestra, small ensembles in concert, Nov. 13
The Rhode Island College Chamber Orchestra and small ensembles will perform in concert on Sunday, Nov. 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the Nazarian Center's Sapinsley Hall.
John Sumerlin, violinist and professor of music at RIC, will conduct.
The concert will include Mozart Divertimento KV 136, Rossini Symphony No. 6 "Tempest," Adagio by Baerman/Wagner with clarinetist Julie Vangyzen, and chamber works by Mendelssohn.
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The race was meant to run at Buddh International Circuit on 17 November but a lack of properly trained marshals has forced its cancellation. It may re-appear on next year's schedule.
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Nobel Prize winner will be at Northshire Bookstore on FridayJune 27,2013Nobel laureate to speak at Northshire
MANCHESTER Vermonter and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams will be at the Northshire Bookstore on Friday at 7 p.m. to discuss her book, My Name Is Jody Williams: A Vermont Girls Winding Path to the Nobel Peace Prize.
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a1 Neuropsychology Section, Department of Psychiatry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
a2 Biostatics Department, School of Public Health, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
a3 Sleep Medicine, Neurology Department, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
a4 MDCHC/Corrections and Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
a5 Otorhinolaryngology Department, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Adenotonsillectomy (AT) is among the most common pediatric surgical procedures and is performed as often for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) as for recurrent tonsillitis. This study compared behavioral, cognitive, and sleep measures in 27 healthy control children recruited from a university hospital-based pediatric general surgery clinic with 40 children who had OSA (AT/OSA+) and 27 children who did not have OSA (AT/OSA−) scheduled for AT. Parental ratings of behavior, sleep problems, and snoring, along with specific cognitive measures (i.e., short-term attention, visuospatial problem solving, memory, arithmetic) reflected greater difficulties for AT children compared with controls. Differences between the AT/OSA− and control groups were larger and more consistent across test measures than were those between the AT/OSA+ and control groups. The fact that worse outcomes were not clearly demonstrated for the AT/OSA+ group compared with the other groups was not expected based on existing literature. This counterintuitive finding may reflect a combination of factors, including age, daytime sleepiness, features of sleep-disordered breathing too subtle to show on standard polysomnography, and academic or environmental factors not collected in this study. These results underscore the importance of applying more sophisticated methodologies to better understand the salient pathophysiology of childhood sleep-disordered breathing. (JINS, 2008, 14, 571–581.)
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Great place to relax
A great place to relax. Overlooking the Nile, Elephantine Island and a bunch of smaller islands - arguably the best segment of this endless river. Old charm never wears off. The standard rooms do need uplifting, but the Nile-view suites are stupendous. Breakfast is very good, and in addition to the buffet items you can order eggs anystyle for no extra charge. Lunch options are limited, but dinner in the vaulted dining hall is an experience in itself and the quality of the entrees was above average. Staff was friendly and generally helpful.
Truly awful!
This was absolutely the worst hotel. it trades on it's reputation and the fact that many people can't tell the difference between 'faded elegance' and clapped out 60's cheapest decor. The rooms were dirty and had broken kitchen fridges as 'mini bars', broken tiles,dribbling showers and mildewed groutin. Service was dire in all departments.It is condescending to think that this is ok because it's Egypt!! This hotel has been plundered of it's original furnishings and art which has been replaced with old plywood veneered objects and gift shop pictures.
We only want value for money and this was an almighty rip off. Don't go!!!
What a pity
Stayed at The old Cataract for two nights.Wonderful location but let down by woeful service and tired rooms.To elaborate,our rooms overlooking the Nile were faded and jaded with the hardest beds I've ever come across in a Hotel anywhere.The staff seemed to being just going through the motions and service was extremely slow.Dinner was meant to be two sittings at 7.30 and 9.30 although this was never explained on arrival.We noticed a French family with small children rightly complaining after being told that they would have to eat at 9.30 .Food was ok although lunch was poor.At checkout my credit card was declined ,so was my wifes and both of my childrens.No apology or explanation, just that I would have to pay by cash.Mastercard when contacted firmly blamed the hotel.Altogether this hotel is crying out for investment and refurbishment as well as new management.Sadly the French company that owns it are apparently only interesed in profit.Unfortunately there are few good alternatives in Aswan.
A Wonderful Visit
We stayed here two nights in December 2004 and had a fabulous time. The reception staff were gracious and very helpful. They even upgraded us to a Nile view room for free! (We were paying about $140 US per night.) The room was so comfortable: exceptionally clean, good bed, spacious bathroom, etc. We even received a fruit basket and a very kind letter of welcome from the manager. The wait staff at the bar and restaurant were incredible! Our waiter at the bar was charming and remembered our drink order when we came back for drinks on day two. We enjoyed swimming in the pool, and the views from the terrace are of course tremendous. The meals were exceptional as well: wonderful breakfasts with omelettes made to order and lovely dinners. This was such a wonderful, peaceful place top relax after touring the busier sites in Cairo and Luxor. We highly recommend it.
Not Good
This hotel lives on its reputation and has virtually nothing to offer apart from its views. The restaurant service is truly awful and the reception staff totally disinterested. Good for afternoon tea, otherwise give it a very big miss!
Great ambience and location
My wife and I just stayed at the Old Cataract for 2 nights. We had a great time in Aswan and the hotel was a perfect place to stay while visiting. Do not expect this hotel to be a luxury 5-star property, it has all the eccentricities of a 100-year-old landmark but luxury may not be its best feature. The patio area is one of the highlights of any trip to Aswan, sipping a Stella on the patio when the sun goes down over the far hills is one of my favorite moments on our 11 day Egypt trip. The restaurant is an incredible setting and the breakfast we got with our rate was fantastic, really good. This hotel is about the experience and the settting. Yes the furniture is outdated and yes the beds are a little too firm and yes the people there don't have all the answers, but that is Egypt. If you can stay here you should, you will remember it always and the patio is worth the price of admission. You can also hire a felucca right from the hotel's landing for another incredible sunset activity.
Beautiful setting, but....
stayed here at the end of january & on the whole had a great time, but if this was a sofitel elsewhere, the rates & rooms would never be tolerated!
the grounds and public areas of the hotel cant be beat, beautiful property and on that alone i would come again and recommend it. but once you leave the public areas, things go down hill. we had two rooms & both were as spare as could be. absolutely hugh...a plus. beautiful wood floors, but with nails sticking up out of the floor to trip &/or cut your feet. the bed in the room was worst than the beds on the boats. either 1 double or two twins with a very very very hard 4 inch high matteress, no box spring, 1 flat pillow, 1 thin blanket, (will never have a better bed experience than the grand hyatt cairo) there were two beautiful old chairs that you couldnt sit on because the dust came flying up out of the very old cushion as you sat down! don't get me wrong, i love old furniture and all things antique, but there is a difference between antique & "garage sale". our rooms looked like they were recently painted, so maybe they are remodeling but there was absolutely nothing on any of the walls, no pictures, no decor, nothing. Just empty. on the plus side, the bathrooms were big & clean & there was a balcony with table and chairs. and if you are from europe, great britian or the u.s you must pay in your currency, not in egyptian pounds, all for a mere $265 u.s. per night.
Charming Hotel
This hotel is very charming,with beautiful Nile view...with ancient furniture and a 'decadent' feel.
Nice to sip a nice cup of tea....you feel you are out of time....like in a book by Agatha Christie.
Nice place
I think it's one of the best place to stay in Aswan. Unfortunately, didn't really liked the hotel style (old furniture... I mean, antique.) The rooms are clean, the breakfast was very good, the view from the terrace is breathtaking (beautiful view of the Nile with the felouka). But very pricey for Egypt. Aswan was my favorite city in this country. Very relaxing, friendly people.
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Travel Blogs from Aswan
Aswan Nubian Village
... there was a lot of building made from mud bricks, do know if they are renovated or original, but if they are original they have fared well
Its not very big, about 1100 meters or so long, and not very wide, it has been occupied by Romans, Greeks and other assorted invaders, who have all left their mark on the place
We saw one of these Nileometers, it's just a thing that tells you how high the water is
Messing about in a felucca
... up the river to Aswan and the collection of islands which have been created by the dams. There are plenty of herons and kingfishers along the riverbank, which is densely covered in rushes. The Pied Kingfishers were impossible to catch on camera as they were gone in a flash of black and white. Stops at the Nobles Tombs and Lord Kitchener's Botanical Gardens filled the afternoon and then time to find a mooring for the night. The overnight mooring, on the West Bank, was ...
Philae Temple, Abu Simbel
... great temple is amazing. It is for Ramese II.
The pictures are the only way to describe it. I have the pics of the outside of the temples, but you are not allowed to take pics in side.
Just a small walk down and you come to the small temple. This is for the Queen.
This is a must see for everyone to Egypt- it is stunning!!!
You will not be disappointed when you visit here.
Back to the ship for some sun and the pool
Day 4 - Abu Simbel
... shore next to us, and the much more calming and pleasant sounds of night shore birds calling as they hunt in the night.
As I travel more and more, I'm starting to see how different destinations bring out different types of travelers. This trip in particular is wonderful because many of the people on it, especially those in my group A, are similar to me in the way we think. I spent a lovely few hours after dinner talking to Eva and Nathan abut their travels and ...
Day 3 - A Romantic Temple & A Big Damn Dam
... and honey. No animal or human sacrifices were ever made to the gods.... if those were ever made, it was to priests.
Waleed has a special way of explaining things to us that really helps the stories stick. What he does is when he's explaining about gods or kings, he pulls people from the group and has them "play the part". It's really helpful because you can visualize and more easily recall the connections between people that way... especially when there is some sort ...


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|Reviews for Not My Son
| foreveran chapter 4 . 1/26/2013
yay he changing, but its true sometimes you need drastic measures to realize something. I hope Levi next boyfriend makes him happy.
| foreveran chapter 1 . 1/26/2013
I've missed you posting so much! I'm glad you're back and I just noticed that someone tried to copy 366 days as their own, I'm glad it all worked out in the end :)
As for this story its different but I like I cant wait to see if the dad accepts his son by the end
and I hope the story your working on might be published too, I love all your stories. :)
| Astir-Lewis chapter 7 . 1/26/2013
Awwwwwww *rolls around on the floor* That was sweet. Very, very sweet.
| music.freaxxx chapter 7 . 1/26/2013
I love that you ended it with Howard repeating Naomi's words from a decade or so previous! Cute and fitting ending, and I loved the fluff!
| S.H. Marr chapter 7 . 1/26/2013
I hate when I don't realize I'm logged in. I normally am, and then a review turns up as "guest". Drives me nuts.
Anyway, guess I was wrong, but this was my second guess. Not a whole lot to say beyond that. It was good to read something from you again.
| Astir-Lewis chapter 6 . 1/26/2013
So friggin' happy to see you back. Everythign you write is just kind of fun to read, ya know? Anyway, great little diddy as always, can't wait to see what you've got planned next :)
| Light15 chapter 6 . 1/26/2013
Aw! I'm so glad I skipped half an hour of studying to catch up! That was so sweet! I'd love to see the wedding, and an epilogue or something on Levi and Roberts kids. Aw! So sweet! By the way, if anyone asks, I wasn't reading your story, I was studying English Literature. . .
| TriploblasticSkies chapter 6 . 1/26/2013
Aww, this ends? But it was nice. I like Robby. .
| Skyless11 chapter 6 . 1/26/2013
omgomgomgomg so so so so so so so cuteeeeeeeee! and I almost swore when I saw the words "last chapter"! I wanna see more of the new characteeer QQ Howard finally met his match xD
| Honunjama chapter 6 . 1/26/2013
Aw that was really sweet. I've really enjoyed this. I'll look forward to the epilogue. Thank you
| Raaawr Ima Dinosaur chapter 6 . 1/25/2013
I loved this; the little story was sweet and while Howard didn't exactly approve, I'm glad that he gave his blessing. If only most homophobic fathers were like that, unlike most we hear of...
Amazing job, I can't wait for the epilogue :D
| music.freaxxx chapter 6 . 1/25/2013
Yayy!(: Great update! I love how Howard's pov changed to be "I must protect my baby!" and that Rob new that and was going to propose to Levi no matter what! I love this story!
| DawnSister chapter 6 . 1/25/2013
Oh tell the story of the Math Teacher and the Interior Decorator, pulease. Life should be full of fluff like this. Pwetty Pwease?
Great story.
| The Infinity chapter 2 . 1/25/2013
Okay, dramatic entrance done.
Do I even have to say how much I already love (and deeply appreciate), this story? You know me. I'm your #1 fan.
And I am so glad you're posting again! I missed you!
Much enduring love,
Lil' Monster
| Guest chapter 6 . 1/25/2013
I predict Levi's dad dying in the epilogue.
Something about a lot of the dialogue in this seemed off. Too cheesy, maybe, and not...realistic It sounds rehearsed, I guess? It's hard to explain.
Meh. Rob's adorable.


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French onion soup
My son was taunting me: "can you make a French onion soup as good as Panera's (a chain of bakeries in Dallas)? as the French say mon sang n'a fait qu'un tour. I will make a French onion soup that will knock your socks off, said I. There! I, who had French onion soup […]
- 4 pounds beef bones
- 3 pounds yellow onions
- 1 1/2 cup dry white wine to taste
- 1 large round French bread or sourdough or several smaller ones
- 2 cups shredded Swiss cheese or Comté or similar cheese of your liking
- 4 tbsp whipping cream
- 1 tsp salt to taste
Brown the bones in a moderate oven (300-325) till they release their fat and get crispy, about 45 minutes Remove the bones and place them in a dutch oven; cover with cold water. Add seasonings to the pot: 2 bay leaves, a carrot, several allspice berries, a tablespoon of peppercorns, 3 garlic cloves, a sprig of parsley, a pinch of thyme. Let the pot with the bones simmer for 2 hours either on the stove or in a slow oven (275-300F) Peel 3 large onions, cut in half and place half side down on half cookie sheet in the oven to brown. When the onions are a deep brown color, add them to the soup pot. When the soup pot has simmered sufficiently with the onions and spices (at least 2 hours) set aside to cool, remove the bones and extract the marrow (for a side treat) and put it in a small plate. Remove the bay leaves and carrot. Mash the onions with a spoon or a blender. Place the soup pot containing the onions in the fridge overnight. The next day, skim the congealed fat from the pot and discard or keep for use later in the freezer. Chop 2 or 3 large onions and fry them gently in 2 tablespoons or butter or olive oil (or a mixture of both), in a skillet until the onions brown and stir them every 5 minutes to make sure they don't burn. You can add 2 teaspoons of sugar to the onions to help with the browning process. Add 1/3 cup of all-purpose flour to the onions and cook the mixture for 3 minutes more to cook the flour. Dump the onions and flour into the soup pot with the addition of a cup of white wine and an extra cup of cold water. Bring to a simmer and let it cook for about 45 minutes very gently. Adjust seasonings, adding salt and pepper at that stage. Butter as many slices of bread as the number of guests and place the bread on a piece of foil on a cookie sheet in the oven set to broil. On each slice of bread place a generous quantity of shredded Swiss cheese . On top of the cheese, add 1 tablespoon of whipping cream. Watch carefully and broil the cheese for 2 minutes or so. Serve the soup by ladling in each bowl and adding on top a slice of bread covered with melted cheese. Another option is to carve a round small bread and use it as a container for the soup, keeping in mind that the bread will absorb the liquid in a matter of minutes! Enjoy with a glass of the same bottle that was used in the soup.


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