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FOF: Frown On Face
The opposite of LOL
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The opposite of LOL
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I'm sad FOF :(
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Frown on Face: the negative analogue to LOL (laugh out loud). Thought up on episode 230 of the Engadget Podcast by Joshua Topolsky, Nilay Patel and Paul Miller.
Throwing chairs at Jon Rubinstein's PR people makes me FOF.
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Abbreviation for Fail of Failcraft
FoF is an MMORPG
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Friend on Facebook: An e-quaintance with whom you're not very familiar.
Is he a true friend or a fof?
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full of farts
what's the matter with you. I'm FOF I can't help myself.
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Frown on Face
Dude, Palm just got bought by HP. FOF
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Friend of a friend. Like an acquaintance but with a little more familiarity, because odds are you've heard of them and they've heard of you and/or you've seen each other around the same crowds. Not quite a bff or a homeslice yet, because you haven't interacted with them enough to get those bonds yet.
Text1: So who's throwing the party?
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Text2: A fof, she seems legit at the parties I've seen her at.
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Skip to comments.Astronomer Copernicus reburied as hero in Poland
Posted on 05/22/2010 5:52:31 PM PDT by DogByte6RER
FROMBORK, Poland Nicolaus Copernicus, the 16th-century astronomer whose findings were condemned by the Roman Catholic Church as heretical, was reburied by Polish priests as a hero on Saturday, nearly 500 years after he was laid to rest in an unmarked grave.
His burial in a tomb in the cathedral where he once served as a church canon and doctor indicates how far the church has come in making peace with the scientist whose revolutionary theory that the Earth revolves around the Sun helped usher in the modern scientific age.
Copernicus, who lived from 1473 to 1543, died as a little-known astronomer working in a remote part of northern Poland, far from Europe's centers of learning. He had spent years laboring in his free time developing his theory, which was later condemned as heretical by the church because it removed Earth and humanity from their central position in the universe.
His revolutionary model was based on complex mathematical calculations and his naked-eye observations of the heavens because the telescope had not yet been invented.
After his death, his remains rested in an unmarked grave beneath the floor of the cathedral in Frombork, on Poland's Baltic coast, the exact location unknown.
On Saturday, his remains were blessed with holy water by some of Poland's highest-ranking clerics before an honor guard ceremoniously carried his coffin through the imposing red brick cathedral and lowered it back into the same spot where part of his skull and other bones were found in 2005.
A black granite tombstone now identifies him as the founder of the heliocentric theory, but also a church canon, a cleric ranking below a priest. The tombstone is decorated with a model of the solar system, a golden sun encircled by six of the planets.
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Well it's about TIME!
Now he is back perhaps he can revert to his proper name - Kopernik.
Excitate Mojo, Let's play dominoes.
God is right even when the Church is wrong. Too bad He doesn't act to halt the wrong when it would yield the best result.
Yeah, yeah....I know, don't presume to know God.
If the exact location of his original grave was unknown, then how do they know now they are burying his remains?
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"If the exact location of his original grave was unknown, then how do they know now they are burying his remains?"
1) They probably knew an approximate location within the cathedral.
2) His grave may have been marked on the inside or some identifying thing buried with him.
From the complete news report at the Yahoo! News link:
"In a later stage of the investigation, DNA taken from teeth and bones matched that from hairs found in one of his books, leading the scientists to conclude with great probability that they had finally found Copernicus."
At the urging of a local bishop, scientists began searching in 2004 for the astronomer's remains and eventually turned up a skull and bones of a 70-year-old man the age Copernicus was when he died. A computer reconstruction made by forensic police based on the skull showed a broken nose and other features that resemble a self-portrait of Copernicus.
In a later stage of the investigation, DNA taken from teeth and bones matched that from hairs found in one of his books, leading the scientists to conclude with great probability that they had finally found Copernicus.
An enlargement of the plaque above his casket.
Not exactly. Earth was at the center of the Ptolemaic system, but the center was was least important part. Everything below the orbit of the moon was subject to decay and death. The Earth, at the center, was a vale of tears. But beyond the orbit of the moon were the spheres, each containing a globe of pure eternal light. And beyond the last sphere of the stars was the Empyrean. The Empyrean was the highest heaven, the abode of God and the angels. This was the central place in terms of its importance.
If you put the Sun at the center, that golden orb now becomes the realm of decay and death, the least important part of the universe. At the same time, you then elevate the Earth and man into the heavens, as if man is now a perfect, eternal being living among the angels. And if space now becomes infinite, where is the Empyean? Where is the abode of God?
The problem for the church was not that the Copernican system removed man from his central place in the universe. The problem is that it removed sinful man living in a fallen world and elevated man as a perfect creature living in an eternal heaven.
I thought it was Galileo that said the earth orbits the sun.
(and was persecuted by the church)
From further in the news story:
"The pageantry comes 18 years after the Vatican rehabilitated the Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei, who was persecuted in the Inquisition for carrying the Copernican Revolution forward."
Thanks for the ping! Kopernik has been at rest for years. It is WE, who feel the guilt, that want him to rest where we can visit him and allow him to give us the blessings of intelligence, who mourn him now.
God knows who he is and has blessed him long before we knew who and what he was.
I missed that
(if anyone gets pissed at that....here are some Italian Jokes (is vaquero of Italian descent????)... How can you tell Alitalian Airline planes...look for the hair under the wings.... FIAT stands for Fix It Again Tony... IROC stands for Italian Retards out Cruising... )
the Underground translation presented by my classmate was "sono porque queste romani! The Romans are Pigs!
I am going to be sending my cousin Tony to visit you!
Napolitano and Calabrese maybe....
but I am no Roman
tell Tony to leave the gun and bring the cannolis
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A year after Copernicus completed his book on the movement of the earth around the sun, hia fellow-scholar Johann Widmannstetter delivered lectures in Rome outlining Copernicus' theory. Pope Clement VII and several Catholic cardinals heard the lectures -- they were scholars themselves ---and were favorably impressed.
Cardinal Nikolaus von Schönberg wrote to him that "everybody" held him in high regard because of his "new cosmology." He continued, "I entreat you, most learned sir, unless I inconvenience you, to communicate this discovery of yours to scholars, and at the earliest possible moment to send me your writings on the sphere of the universe together with the tables and whatever else you have that is relevant to this subject ..."
Copernicus subsequently dedicated his masterpiece to Pope Paul III.
As to his burial --- after his death in 1473, he was buried in the Frauenburg (Frombork) Cathedral itself. Does any think that indicates he died in disgrace?
BTW, Galileo didn't die in disgrace, either: he died reconciled to his old friend Pope Urban, and was buried inside the Church of Santa Croce in Florence. Interesting info on that here: See #3 and #4 (Link).
But as Chesterton wrote 100 years ago, "Any stick is good enough to hit the Catholic Church with..." (Sigh.)
But anyway, DogByte, I love that Matejko painting!
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"BTW, Galileo didn't die in disgrace, either: he died reconciled to his old friend Pope Urban, and was buried inside the Church of Santa Croce in Florence."
Which was - ever so briefly - my parish! Dante's tomb is also there (but his body is in Ravenna if I remember correctly!).
So you lived in Florence! Lucky guy!
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The Church says that the Earth is flat, but I know that it is round. For I have seen the shadow on the moon and I have more faith in the Shadow than in the Church.
This story is a regurgitated liberal myth which I suppose is standard for the MSM.
It should be "Father Copernicus", he was a priest.
His theory was lock stock and barrel a product of of the Catholic Church.
"His reputation was such that as early as 1514 the Lateran Council, convoked by Leo X, asked through Bishop Paul of Fossombrone, for his opinion on the reform of the ecclesiastical calendar. His answer was, that the length of the year and of the months and the motions of the sun and moon were not yet sufficiently known to attempt a reform. The incident, however, spurred him on as he himself writes to Paul III, to make more accurate observations; and these actually served, seventy years later, as a basis for the working out of the Gregorian calendar."
He was funded (including the funds for publishing) by other Catholic clergy.
Also, he was quite famous during his lifetime and his theory was positively received at the Vatican and negatively received in Wittenberg.
His theory was never considered heresy. His book went on the list of forbidden books because of nine sentences which did not have the required provisional language (something which is now standard for scientific theories) . Once those were changed De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium was republished.
Both Copernik and Galileo had their work, ideas and revelations condemned/banned by the CC. To say otherwise is sickening.
Religious Objections to Copernicus by Prof. Richard W. Pogge, January 2, 2005
The specific response one of the most important contemporaries of Copernicus, Martin Luther, is telling. The quote below is actually in response to the publication of the brief Commentariolus, which appeared a decade before De Revolutionibus. It comes from Luther's Tablebook (Tischreden), or record of dinner-table conversations:
"There is talk of a new astrologer who wants to prove that the earth moves and goes around instead of the sky, the sun, the moon, just as if somebody were moving in a carriage or ship might hold that he was sitting still and at rest while the earth and the trees walked and moved. But that is how things are nowadays: when a man wishes to be clever he must needs invent something special, and the way he does it must needs be the best! The fool wants to turn the whole art of astronomy upside-down. However, as Holy Scripture tells us, so did Joshua bid the sun to stand still and not the earth."
The scriptural passage to which Luther refers is Joshua 10:10-15. Elsewhere Luther refers to Copernicus as "a fool who went against Holy Writ". It is this latter quote that usually makes it into the textbooks.
Despite these more dramatic objections, overall the initial response to Copernicus was somewhat ambivalent. The full implications of his revolutionary ideas only began to sink in over the decades following the publication and slow dissemination of De Revolutionibus. Luther's sarcastic comments aside, Copernicus' ideas were seriously discussed in Lutheran as well as Catholic universities during subsequent years, both for and against (though mostly against at first). While in detail Copernicus' system used more circles than Ptolemy's, it did not use the equant, which was mathematically more challenging to use in practice. As a consequence, mathematically speaking the Copernican system was relatively easier to use. Indeed, computations based on the Copernican system were used to create accurate tables of planetary positions (the Prutenic Tables computed by Erasmus Reinhold), and Copernical computations were used in part of the Gregorian Calendar Reform of the 1570s. At issue at the time was whether one viewed Copernicus' Sun-centered system as merely a convenient computational artifice, or whether the Sun and not the Earth really was at the center. Copernicus clearly believed in the latter, but this conviction was muted by Osiander's preface to De Revolutionibus that suggested otherwise.
In many ways the initial cautious ambivalence of Catholic authorities is unsurprising. Copernicus was a loyal Catholic and a canon of Frauenberg Cathedral, making him a relatively minor member of the Catholic hierarchy. He had followed all of the proper procedures required to secure formal permission from Church authorities to publish his book, and he even dedicated it to the reigning Pope at the time (Paul III). That their response was ambivalent is not to say that the Church did not take the matter seriously, or fail to study it. By all accounts the Church did both. However, in the 16th century the Catholic Church found itself beset by many radical ideas, a number of which were direct and unambiguous frontal assaults upon its spiritual and political authority in Europe. So long as Copernicus' ideas remained a mathematical argument (in Latin) among scholars and did nothing to threaten either the beliefs of the common man or the Church's ultimate authority in such matters, the Church had no need to respond.
By the beginning of the 17th century, however, the Church found it could no longer treat these ideas with silence.
Lecture 16: The Starry Messenger by Prof. Richard W. Pogge, 10/4/2007
Galileo faced two specific charges:
Publicly humiliated and threatened with torture, Galileo had no choice but to admit guilt, and "abjure, curse and detest the aforesaid errors and heresies..."
Despite this, in 1636 he finished "The Two New Sciences" describing his experiments in mechanics.
On Christmas Day of that same year, Isaac Newton was born in Woolsthorpe England.
In 1992, 350 years later, Pope John Paul II officially declared Galileo innocent.
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Galileo made the claim but he could not prove it; from his observations, all he could prove is that not all objects orbit Earth. Copernicus did the math to actually prove that the planets orbit the Sun.
Polish Army soldiers stand beside the coffin with the remains of astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, in the catherdral in Frombork, northern Poland, Saturday, May 22, 2010.
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Nevertheless, it makes me sad, Deadrock, that you have chosen to argue by means of insult ("Catholic Church propaganda... sickening") rather than by means of evidence. I still am convinced that it's by the sharing of evidence that we can get a more adequate understanding of the history of science.
Do you think Arthur Koestler and Thomas Huxley were Catholic propagandists? No? If not, then perhaps you would do well to look further into what they wrote about the Galileo controversy, for it is not the neat little morality-play you may be familiar with, framed by many who ignore (or are perhaps unaware of) large chunks the record.
For it was Arthur Koestler, a secular Jew, a defender of intellectual freedom and opponent of every sort of intellectual fraud, who, in his remarkable history of astronomy The Sleepwalkers, began his section on Galileo thusly:
The personality of Galileo, as it emerges from works of popular science, has ever less relation to historic fact than Canon Koppernigks [Copernicus]. He appears.in rationalist mythography as the Maid of Orleans of Science, the St. George who slew the dragon of the Inquisition. It is, therefore, hardly surprising that the fame of this outstanding genius rests mostly on discoveries he never made, and on feats he never performed. Contrary to statements in even recent outlines of science, Galileo did not invent the telescope; nor the microscope; nor the thermometer; nor the pendulum clock. He did not discover the law of inertia; nor the parallelogram of forces or motions; not the sun spots. He made no contribution to theoretical astronomy; he did not throw down weights from the leaning tower of Pisa and did not prove the truth of the Copernican system. He was not tortured by the Inquisition, did not languish in its dungeons, did not say 'eppur si muove'; and he was not a martyr of science.
(The Sleepwalkers, p. 358).
Koestler accurately notes that both Bellarmine and Urban parted from Galileo expressly because of the way he presented his ideas as absolute truths, and his failure to support his ideas appropriately, as hypotheses, with adequate mathematical proofs.
And it was the Victorian biologist Thomas Henry Huxley, (surely you know of him, and he was no friend of the Catholic Church), who investigated the documentary history of the Galileo case and reached the conclusion that, as to the science of the matter, Bellarmine had the better of the argument.
None of this is to defend the trial and sentencing of Galileo by Church courts, whose conclusions were wrong-headed. (The sentence was a compromise. Galileo was judged to be vehemently suspect of heresy, placed under house arrest, required to pray the seven penitential psalms every week for three years, and required to abjure his teachings that the sun was "immovable" and "the center of the Universe" -- neither of which are, by the way, accurate.) He was not found guilty of maliciously violating the prior order or of formal heresy.)
The evidence, rather, suggests to me that
It fits into what I intended to say as my conclusion: that I see "The Galileo Affair" much as Koestler and Huxley do, as a drama in which pride and miscomprehension played a major part on both sides (the fallible Pope Urban and the fallible Galileo), and which was later rather cartoonishly exploited as an exhibit in the Punch & Judy Museum of Intellectual History.
A couple of sources (off the tips of my fallible fingers):
Johnston, George Sim. The Galileo Affair. (Princeton, NJ: Scepter Press)
In goodwill, and hoping always for a fruitful reading of history....
Frombork seems a nice little town. Guess there's nothing much to do there, though, other than unlock the secrets of the Solar System.
thanks for the clarification on Galileo
That is the CC specialty and it would not exist without it.
What next? Pope Alessandro VI was a peaceful pope and his son Borgia was a misunderstood baker.
And in a 100 years, CC followers will be all denying that there was ever pedophile priests.
Let he is without sin cast the first stone.
I just did.
From your profile:
"My argument with the Catholic Church (CC) vis-à-vis its direct and indirect support of a perpetual expanding government, which in turn has a direct and indirect effect on birth rates (clashing with its admirable stance on abortion), should not be construed (as some on FR may infer) that I somehow disregard all and anything good and positive the CC does for ordinary people living their ordinary lives."
It looks like your argument with the Catholic Church goes beyond the above. It's time to be a bit more honest.
So you're without sin? LOL
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Frank Librio, the city's director of public information, tells Unfair Park this morning that at last count there were 903 Hurricane Ike evacuees still living at the Dallas Convention Center, though an updated number is due within the hour. (Update: Says the city at 10 a.m., "The current registered head count at the Dallas Convention Center Shelter is 731.") And while the Federal Emergency Management Agency yesterday announced its "transitional sheltering initiative" that will get folks into temporary housing till they're allowed to return to the Gulf Coast, Librio says the city's not yet sure when the federal government will start moving people to their new digs. And a return home isn't in the foreseeable future, as yesterday Galveston County Judge Jim Yarbrough threatened to declare martial law if folks don't leave a decimated Galveston .
But for an afternoon, at least, kids living at the convention center will have something resembling fun as a handful of Texas Rangers are expected to show and serve up "a ballpark-style lunch." Among those expected to attend: Travis Metcalf, Bill White, Brandon Boggs, Nelson Cruz, Brian Gordan, German Duran and, tentatively, Jarrod Saltalamacchia and local boy Taylor Teagarden. The Salvation Army will bat clean-up. Also today, children displaced by Ike will have the opportunity to enroll in Dallas and Fort Worth schools. --Robert Wilonsky
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The law would apply to companies with service contracts for food, security, janitorial services, home healthcare, and concessions and other jobs at Mitchell International Airport. It also would apply to companies getting tax breaks from the county, De La Rosa said.
"Adding more living wage jobs will help all Milwaukee," said Mike Bink of the United Auto Workers union, whose members aren't directly affected by the legislation. "Taxpayers shouldn't be forced to subsidize profits for wealthy companies while they pay workers low wages, and then have to pay to support government programs that provide services to the workers."
The groups came together three to four months ago and have collected more than 10,000 signatures on petitions from county residents supporting the proposal.
At the rally, chants of "It's not right!" and "We're worth more!" interrupted impassioned speeches describing the hardships of low-paid workers and how higher wages would help boost the local economy.
On Labor Day, Milwaukee County Supervisor David Bowen announced that the Milwaukee County Board would consider a living-wage ordinance, similar to one passed in Dane County. Bowen previously said the ordinance would be introduced this fall.
Janet Veum, speaking for Wisconsin Jobs Now, a coalition member, said living wages are commonly mistaken for minimum wage. A county ordinance wouldn't affect the minimum wage, which is governed by federal laws. The ordinance also wouldn't affect public workers, Veum said. Private companies benefiting from public contracts and their employees would be affected.
The County Board tried to create a living wage requirement this summer that called on a proposed $8 million hotel at Wauwatosa's Innovation Campus to provide sick pay and wages of at least 125% of poverty-level wages. The hotel operator said the business wouldn't be able to compete, and County Executive Chris Abele vetoed the development agreement, which contained the requirement. The board later approved the project without a wage requirement.


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COPENHAGEN -- Egypt's president said to the family of the murdered Italian student, "We'll find who killed Giulio." For Italians, those words were followed only by deception and delays.
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CAIRO -- I had a dream like any other Egyptian. I lived through the unforgettable moment when Mubarak was obliged to cede the throne. I was waiting for a new Egypt, for a different future to come. Now, we are living through the worst moments Egypt has ever lived. Yet even in this complex reality, we still have hope.
Clinging listlessly to the top of the pole in the middle of Tahrir Square the Egyptian flag projects absolute power, a signal of the old order restored after the mass anti-government uprising of 2011.
Although deliberately and viciously abated by dictatorships, it is worthy to say that the Arab Spring revolutions have proven that the youth never lost hope in changing their present in order to own the future.
Egypt looks nothing like the promised heaven of stability and cohesiveness. Scores of Egyptians have been murdered by an ever more rampant police, sentenced to death in kangaroo courts, or jailed in the most inhumane conditions where torture is routine. Dissent is not tolerated, with the media and the press reduced to the role of state propagandists singing the General's praises and parroting his words.
I believe in a future in which Muslim spiritual leaders and Islamist activists no longer view their faith or their fellow Muslims in these terms -- and where those Westerners who believe in fairness, equality and justice for all open their hearts to all the peoples of the region, not just a privileged few.
How low will the Egyptian government go in silencing the voices of its citizens and its human rights activists? Last week, it went even lower than thought possible. In what amounted to a judicial masquerade, the Egyptian government suddenly decided to prosecute one of the world's most active and effective human rights defenders, Azza Soliman, for denouncing police brutality.
What's new in Egypt? Plenty and that which is not new will always inspire. The Sphinx awed Napoleon and it certainly still leaves me in awe...every visit.
Two or three decades from now, the twentysomethings of Tahrir Square or the Casbah in Tunis or Martyrs' Square in Tripoli will, like the Havels of the Middle East, come to power as politicians. In the meantime, here are three of their achievements that seem likely to be lasting, whatever the upheaval in the region.
In an unprecedented statement, over 40 senior academics including more than a dozen former MESA presidents, have signed a letter to U.S. President Obama. Rarely, if ever, has such a group of such high-level academics has ever come together on a single issue before, including the lead-up to the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
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As turmoil, political unrest, and violence continue to escalate in Cairo, we are rarely reminded of the beginning -- the beginning of a time in Egypt, that Anthony Shadid, a former reporter for the New York Times who died in Syria in 2012, once coined as an "epiphany."
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High-tech items give deaf-blind online access
Tanisha Verdejo loves to surf the Internet for online shopping deals. She chats on Facebook, learns about new recipes and enjoys sending e-mails to friends and family.
Verdejo, who can't see or hear, could do none of that a year ago.
The 40-year-old New Yorker lives in a group home in Port Washington and is among the thousands of people with combined hearing and vision loss to have benefited from a pilot program called iCanConnect. The initiative provides low-income deaf-blind individuals with the most up-to-date telecommunications devices for free and special training to use them.
"For me, it's opened up my whole world," Verdejo said through a sign language interpreter at the Helen Keller National Center in suburban Long Island.
The center, along with the Boston-based Perkins School for the Blind, is working with state agencies and others around the country to distribute items like refreshable Braille displays, amplified telephones and computer programs that allow for large-print displays for those who may be vision-impaired but not entirely blind.
Established by the Federal Communications Commission, the pilot program allocates $10 million annually for low-income deaf-blind people to get the equipment.
The devices are very expensive to produce. Some refreshable Braille displays can cost as much as $6,000.
Funding assistance is available through a pilot program called iCanConnect.org.


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Baby, You Can Drive My Car but It'll Cost You: John Lennon's Rolls Really Rocks a Sotheby's Auction
Yeah, but you've also got to be a little rich to bid at Sotheby's, which is more famous for its multimillion-dollar works of art than its used cars. Also sold at this special rock 'n' roll auction were the gold record from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band ($13,200); a John Lennon drawing ($25,850); a journal by the late original Beatle, Stuart Sutcliffe ($2,200); and such non-Beatles memorabilia as Elton John's duffel bag ($1,210); a double-neck 12-string guitar ($6,050) that belonged to Pete Townshend of The Who; an assortment of Wurlitzer jukeboxes; Duran Duran memorabilia, including a 1984 poster ($440); a Bo Diddley portrait ($412) and 250 other collectibles. "I often think people buy a portion of their life back at a rock 'n' roll sale," says Michael "Mish" Tworkowski, 24, a Phi Beta Kappa from Rutgers, who is in the strange position of being rock 'n' roll expert in the tradition-minded auction house, after having interned in the art nouveau and art deco departments. "They might see the gold record for She Loves You and think, 'Wow, I fell in love with my wife at that time.' " But sentiment is not the only motive. Rolls buyer Pattison, chairman of Canada's Expo 86 and owner of Ripley's Believe It or Not, plans to exhibit and tour the car.
Rock collecting may just be hitting its stride. David Redden, 36, a Sotheby's senior vice-president, insists, "Rock 'n' roll is great fun, but one really wants to be remembered for selling wonderful works of art." But young Tworkowski, Redden's assistant and an expert in rock arcana, thinks the rock 'n' roll auction is here to stay. "People ask me how much a particular porcelain vase would go for," he says, "and I think, 'Well, if you asked me about John Lennon's socks, I could do better.' "
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ISURA began in 2001 with its first worldwide courses on Ultrasound and Regional Anaesthesia. In 2004, the same group hosted the first International Symposium on Ultrasound and Regional Anaesthesia, and since 2006, the conference has been held in alternate years in Toronto, Canada, and Schwetzingen, Germany. As you can see in our programme and in our faculty list, the conference has continued to grow, which enables us to invite the top international researchers, developers and teachers in this field..Ultrasound-guided procedures for regional anaesthesia blocks are becoming the most likely standard, and research in the field has focused on the imaging technology in a much broader range. Clinical education, meanwhile, has been overrun by interventional procedures.
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ISURA is the largest meeting completely dedicated to the application of ultrasound for regional anesthesia and pain medicine. Previous events have been hugely successful. This year, we assemble a very exciting program to cover various facets of the use of ultrasound, including the use in gastric scanning, airway management, transthoracic echocardiography, guidance for regional anesthesia, and the application in the chronic pain management. Details of the program is posted on the symposium website. It is my honor and great pleasure to invite you to Rotterdamto meet us in this conference
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Five things we learnt from this weekend's NFL action
Both Jimmy Garoppolo and Adrian Peterson looks set for a spell out on the sidelines after suffering injury against the Miami Dolphins and Green Bay Packers respectively
Both Jimmy Garoppolo and Adrian Peterson looks set for a spell out on the sidelines after suffering injury against the Miami Dolphins and Green Bay Packers respectively
Peters' gesture recalled the raised fists demonstration by black athletes Toni Smith and John Carlos at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City
'A lot of times people want us to just shut up and entertain them, shut up and play football, but we have voices as well,' Marshall said
Denver Broncos 21 Carolina Panthers 20: Siemian replaced the recently retired Manning to get the defending Super Bowl champions off to a winning start as the new season got underway
Work is progressing at a steady pace at the White Hart Lane site with one corner of the stadium already knocked down to facilitate the construction
'I'd never try to shame someone with patriotism in order to silence their First amendment Right'
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick refused to stand during the national anthem at a preseason game against the Green Bay Packers on Friday citing America's oppression of black people and other minorities. Now, football fans—who appear to mo—are setting his jersey on fire.
The shooting took place in the early hours of Friday morning at the couple's home in Houston
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The New England Patriots quarter-back will now serve a four-game ban over the incident following court ruling
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