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I am a fellowship-trained radiologist with clinical and research focus on breast imaging. I am a Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists in the UK and the Faculty of Radiologists, The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. I am fully registered in the General Register of Medical Practitioners for Ireland and the Register of Medical Specialists in Ireland. I completed a one-year fellowship in Breast and Body Imaging at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. During my fellowship, I gained extensive experience in the imaging of tumors in the chest, abdomen, and pelvis, as well as in breast imaging and intervention. I also became involved in the Breast Disease Management Team. While my clinical and research experiences include tumor imaging throughout much of the body, my primary focus is on imaging of the breast.
On completion of my fellowship in the fall of 2006, I joined the faculty in the Department of Radiology at Memorial Sloan Kettering. My clinical work is primarily in breast imaging, but also includes body imaging. In breast imaging, I am involved in interpretation of screening and diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasound examinations and breast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). My clinical work in breast intervention includes image-guided biopsy under stereotactic, ultrasound, and MRI guidance and breast localization procedures with both radioactive seed and wire localizations. I enjoy working with our colleagues from the Breast Service in the Department of Surgery, the Breast Cancer Medicine Service in the Department of Medicine, the Department of Radiation Oncology, and other disciplines to provide high-quality patient care that is timely and compassionate.
I have presented at national and international meetings. I am a member of the radiology research committee and act as the Breast Intervention Coordinator. In this role I am responsible for biopsy protocols, infection control, anticoagulation/medication policies and for evaluating new instrumentation/biopsy devices. I am also responsible for coordinating the Radiology-Pathology conference and interventional QA.
- Clinical Expertise: Breast and Body Imaging
- Languages Spoken: English
- Education: MBBCh, BAO; BMedSc; MSC; University College Dublin (Ireland)
- Residencies: Mater Misericordiae Hospital (Dublin, Ireland)
- Fellowships: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Board Certifications: Radiology (US, UK, and Ireland); Medicine (Ireland)
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A9 TV, July 27th, 2012
Joel Richardson's language appears very humane, but his description of the dajjal is ruthless, with no compassion or good conscience. It is very wrong and a great violation of good conscience to depict a religion or a whole nation as the army of the dajjal. There are good and bad people in all religions. There are good Christians, and they are the supporters of the Mahdi (pbuh) and Jesus the Messiah. There are good Jews, and they are the supporters of the Mahdi (pbuh) and Jesus the Messiah. And there are good Muslims, and they are the supporters of the Mahdi (pbuh) and Jesus the Messiah. The bad are the supporters of the dajjal. There are supporters of the dajjal from all three faiths, and also supporters of the Mahdi and Jesus the Messiah. One needs to distinguish between good and bad when evaluating people. But to say, "The dajjal will appear from Turkey, there will be an army of the dajjal in the region of the Turks," or "The Vatican is the army of the dajjal" is both wrong and dishonest. Such words encourage oppression, disorder and terror. The rational way of thinking is that cruel, wicked and loveless people will be supporters of the dajjal. The enemies of Allah, Darwinists and materialists, will be supporters of the dajjal, while good people, loving people, those who see creation, will be on the side of the Mahdi and Jesus the Messiah. It is therefore disgraceful and a sin for Richardson to think of the whole Turkish nation as the army of the dajjal. He is also defaming the Gospel by constantly saying, "This is what the Gospel says." The Gospel says no such thing. Where does it say in the Gospel that "The Turkish nation is the Antichrist"? Allah would never say such an illogical thing. That is why Joel needs to correct this language as a matter of urgency.
As you now, the Prophet Noah (pbuh) was a Muslim. He was a modest man, a prophet, highly virtuous. But his wife was a disbeliever. Allah set his wife aside. He son was also a disbeliver. He did not listen to the Prophet Noah (pbuh). "I will go up the mountain," he said. And Allah destroyed him. This is a world of testing. Embrace Islam and the Qur'an, live like a Muslim, and forget about the rest. You have no responsibility to think about anything else.
Taking care of the sick earns one merit. It is a fine act of worship for the approval of Allah. It is the morality of the Mahdi (pbuh). Rasulullah (saas) says that, "The Mahdi (pbuh) will carry the sick on his back." That is not just taking an interest in them, because carrying a sick person is very difficult. It means he helps the sick under even the most difficult conditions. That is one of the Mahdi's (pbuh) attributes. And we are followers of the Mahdi (pbuh). That is why, by Allah's leave, we help the sick, the weak and the needy with all the means at our disposal in destiny, to the best of our intelligence and as much as time allows.
Caring for the sick and treating them with affection is very important. It is a truly dreadful thing, may Allah forbid, to leave them alone and take no interest in them. That is terribly wrong. Affection gives rise to abundance, insha'Allah. Allah makes it His instrument.
There can be no question of the sacred nature of immoral parents. The prisons are full of mothers and fathers. Being a mother or father is not a sacred thing. That does not apply if they are immoral. People are real mothers and fathers if they are moral.
(In response to a mail from a viewer saying, "Allah says, 'I have created some people dead.' How can we know if we are among them? They worship as well, don't they?")
No, the dead are inimical to Allah. They are aggressive and filthy as germs, but people do not know this. Thetravel around among people. Through the streets and roads. They engage in all kinds of filth and vice. But they resemble the living, when you show them something they say they see it, when you say something they say they hear it. Yet Allah says in one verse that "...they neither see nor hear." They live with a second self, in other words. They live as zombies. There are a great many dead people, but you cannot identify them. If they are spotted, they are terrified. They are exactly the same as the dead in the grave. Their consciences are completely closed down. Allah creates them for the test. They are creatures that commit all kinds of wickedness and psychopathy. Allah says, "You think they are alive, but they are dead." This is a secret of Allah's. A special secret of His.
There will be wickedness everywhere. Our brothers can be at ease, but they should not stay at home if they have fathers predisposed to aggression and psychopathy. There are types who are predisposed to mayhem and killing, they wait till the last moment, until they kill someone. Our police and prosecutors and courts have to be scrupulous about that. Reports still keep coming in about women being killed, despite all our beseeching and requests. This is not something difficult. They can complain at the police station and the police will take them away. They can take them away in unmarked cars. The prosecutor can issue a warrant or an indictment, and the court can issue an immediate ruling. Protection on all fronts: plainclothes or uniformed police can be appointed, and they can call the man out and take him away and the children can be placed with a relative. Or the person can go and make a request in person.
It would be very dangerous for classicalal Islam, the Islam we all know, to disappear because there are various sides to the modern conception of Islam. The modern conception of Islam comes in two forms; one is the time of the Companions. That is the one we advocate. But there is also a movement that, under the guise of the modern conception of Islam, seeks to totally eradicate Islam, a movement based on weakness of faith and shaped by crazies and evangelicals. This is a form of Islam with none of the commandments of the Qur'an. It is an Islam that rejects the commandments of Allah. It is a conception of Islam that does not seek Islamic Unity. If I understand correctly, this conception of Islam does not regard prayer as necessary. It has no concept of lawful and unlawful. "My ID card says I am a Muslim. I am affectionate toward everyone, and full of love. I do not fear Allah [may Allah forbid], but I love Him." This is a very strange mindset. Both Darwinist and Muslim. There is this modern conception of Islam. They wanted to surrender our Muslim brothers in Turkey to this. Of course they found no foothold in Turkey. They tried their best in the Middle East, but found no foothold there either. They managed to find a bit of a foothold in Europe. Thus there is no reason to take it seriously. But thanks to people who have espoused Islam in the classic, orthodox sense, the hadiths have been preserved. This is of vital importance for me. I support it in that regard. People will be healthy and at peace under the Islam of the Companions. Under the other form of Islam, people will collapse both physically and mentally.
Surah Ibrahim;
Verse 12
"And why indeed should we not put our trust in Allah?" One would have to be insane not to put one's trust in Allah. Submission is the greatest luxury and ease. Submission has a greater effect than even the most powerful tranquilizer. It has a more powerful effect than even the strongest antidepressants. Submission makes people really healthy and happy. They have no problems. Such people's bodies do not fall ill. "...when He has guided [with the Qur'an] us to our ways? We will be steadfast however much you harm us..."
Because they have placed their trust in Allah. They can oppress or defame or conspire against them all they like. They can do whatever they like. "Those who trust put their trust in Allah." They trust in Allah, not in weapons or their clan or their friends or their money.
"Those who were disbelievers said to their Messengers," Allah speaks of such people in the plural. Such people always do this in a state of sickness. "We will drive you from our land" In other words, we will not let you live here, in this place. They defame and threaten them, saying they do not want them there. "...unless you return to our religion." In other words, you must return to their religious conception. They try to get them to return to that society's religious conception, whatever it is. "Their Lord revealed to them, 'We will destroy those who do wrong'." So why did Gaddafi depart? In the light of this divine commandment. What made Saddam depart? Allah's warning. Mussolini, Stalin, Hitler and Lenin all departed in the light of this warning of Allah's. Allah caught them with this warning. That was their destiny.
" We will leave you the land to live in after them." The world. Global dominion. "That is the reward of those who fear My station and fear My threat." Those who truly fear. Allah says He will bestow global dominion on those who fear Him. Not those who love Him, but those who truly fear Him, because if someone loves Allah without fearing Him, then he does not truly love Him. But if he fears Allah, that fear is because of his love of Him. There is fear of Allah in profound love. In true love. They say, "I love Allah, but I do not fear Him." That means they have no love of Allah. So they are lying.
"They asked for Allah's victory, and every obdurate tyrant failed." Allah bestows victory on those who ask for victory.2012-09-17 12:24:06

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Volleyball is an Olympic team sport and is one of the top 3 most participated sports in the World with 500 million people participating worldwide! Volleyball is split into 3 separate disciplines: Indoor, Beach and Sitting.
Indoor volleyball consists of two teams of six players and are separated by a net. Each team tries to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court under organized rules. The ball is usually played with the hands or arms, but players can legally strike or push (short contact) the ball with any part of the body. Professional volleyball players can jump up 1 metre off the floor! Volleyball can and is often played with them same rules but in an outdoor setting.
Arsenal Premier League 4 Sport Volleyball is currently running in 3 satellite clubs. Below are the dates and times of each session:
Tuesdays - Holloway School, Islington - 3.30-5.30pm
Wednesdays - Camden School for Girls - 4.30-6.00pm
Saturdays – Clapton School, Hackney – 1.30-3.30pm
Arsenal's currently work with two HUB Volleyball Clubs. The London Beach Volleyball Club is quite a rarity in London; and in the summer months the artificial beach in Shoreditch Park, Hackney is transformed into a volleyball haven. For more information about the London Beach Volleyball Club, please go to their website www.londonbeachvolleyball.org.
Our second HUB club is in the process of moving into the Islington area. The London Lynx VC has two sections, with the game as we know it also joined by the East London Sitting Volleyball team. In early 2011, the Lynx are moving into the Sobell Leisure Centre near Emirates to use their fantastic facilities as an Olympic Training venue. For more information, please see the website on www.londonlynx.org or contact Gary Beckford on email@example.com.
Sobell Leisure Centre, Hornsey Road, London, N7 7NY
Saturdays 14.00-16.00
Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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An ANA test detects antinuclear antibodies (ANA) in your blood. Your immune system normally makes antibodies to help you fight infection. In contrast, antinuclear antibodies often attack your body's own tissues — specifically targeting each cell's nucleus.
In most cases, a positive ANA test indicates that your immune system has launched a misdirected attack on your own tissue — in other words, an autoimmune reaction. But some people have positive ANA tests even when they're healthy.
Your doctor may order an ANA test if he or she suspects you have an autoimmune disease such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis or scleroderma.
During active surveillance for prostate cancer, your doctor closely monitors your prostate cancer for any changes. Active surveillance for prostate cancer is sometimes called watchful waiting.
No cancer treatment is provided during active surveillance for prostate cancer. This means medications, radiation and surgery aren't used. Periodic tests are done to check for signs the cancer is growing.
You might consider active surveillance for prostate cancer if your cancer is small, expected to grow very slowly, confined to one area of your prostate, and isn't causing signs or symptoms.
If you have other health problems that limit your life expectancy, active surveillance for prostate cancer may also be a reasonable approach.
During allergy skin tests, your skin is exposed to suspected allergy-causing substances (allergens) and is then observed for signs of an allergic reaction.
Along with your medical history, allergy tests may be able to confirm whether or not a particular substance you touch, breathe or eat is causing symptoms.
Bilirubin testing checks for levels of bilirubin in your blood. Bilirubin (bil-ih-ROO-bin), an orange-yellow pigment, is a waste product of the normal breakdown of red blood cells. Bilirubin passes through the liver and eventually out of the body — mostly in feces, a small amount in urine.
Before reaching the liver, bilirubin is called unconjugated, meaning uncombined. In the liver, bilirubin combines with certain sugars to create a water-soluble form called conjugated bilirubin. Conjugated bilirubin passes out of the liver, and in the colon, it is converted back into the unconjugated form en route to being excreted from the body.
Most laboratories use a test that detects conjugated bilirubin, which is called direct. By subtracting the direct bilirubin from the amount of total bilirubin, an estimate of unconjugated bilirubin, called indirect, is obtained.
Higher than normal levels of direct or indirect bilirubin may indicate different types of liver problems. Occasionally, higher bilirubin levels may indicate an increased rate of destruction of red blood cells (hemolysis).
A common blood test, the blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test reveals important information about how well your kidneys and liver are working. A BUN test measures the amount of urea nitrogen that's in your blood.
Here's how your body typically forms and gets rid of urea nitrogen:
A BUN test can reveal whether your urea nitrogen levels are higher than normal, suggesting that your kidneys or liver may not be working properly.
The level of C-reactive protein (CRP), which can be measured in your blood, increases when there's inflammation in your body. Your doctor may check your C-reactive protein level treatment for infections or for other medical conditions.
A high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) test, which is more sensitive than a standard test, also can be used to evaluate your risk of developing coronary artery disease, a condition in which the arteries of your heart are narrowed. Coronary artery disease can eventually lead to a heart attack.
A simple blood test measures C-reactive protein. Some researchers think that treating people with high C-reactive protein levels will lessen their risk of heart attack or stroke.
However, according to the American Heart Association, this test isn't recommended for general screening for heart disease. And it might not be helpful in determining your heart attack risk, depending on your health and lifestyle choices.
A CA 125 test measures the amount of the protein CA 125 (cancer antigen 125) in your blood.
A CA 125 test may be used to monitor certain cancers during and after treatment. In some cases, a CA 125 test may be used to look for early signs of ovarian cancer in women with a very high risk of the disease.
A CA 125 test isn't accurate enough to use for ovarian cancer screening in all women because many noncancerous conditions can increase the CA 125 level.
Many different conditions can cause an increase in CA 125, including normal conditions, such as menstruation, and noncancerous conditions, such as uterine fibroids. Certain cancers may also cause an increased level of CA 125, including ovarian, endometrial, peritoneal and fallopian tube cancers.
A complete blood count (CBC) is a blood test used to evaluate your overall health and detect a wide range of disorders, including anemia, infection and leukemia.
A complete blood count test measures several components and features of your blood, including:
Abnormal increases or decreases in cell counts as revealed in a complete blood count may indicate that you have an underlying medical condition that calls for further evaluation.
A creatinine test reveals important information about your kidneys.
Creatinine is a chemical waste product that's produced by your muscle metabolism and to a smaller extent by eating meat. Healthy kidneys filter creatinine and other waste products from your blood. The filtered waste products leave your body in your urine.
If your kidneys aren't functioning properly, an increased level of creatinine may accumulate in your blood. A serum creatinine test measures the level of creatinine in your blood and gives you an estimate of how well your kidneys filter (glomerular filtration rate). A creatinine urine test can measure creatinine in your urine.
The fecal occult blood test (FOBT) is a lab test used to check stool samples for hidden (occult) blood.
Occult blood in the stool may indicate colon cancer or polyps in the colon or rectum — though not all cancers or polyps bleed.
Typically, occult blood is passed in such small amounts that it can be detected only through the chemicals used in a fecal occult blood test.
If blood is detected through a fecal occult blood test, additional tests may be needed to determine the source of the bleeding. The fecal occult blood test can only detect the presence or absence of blood — it doesn't indicate potential sources of bleeding.


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Angela Valenzuela
Academy for Teacher Excellence hosts research symposium
(Nov. 11, 2008)--The Academy for Teacher Excellence (ATE), part of the UTSA College of Education and Human Development (COEHD), will host the fourth annual ATE Research Symposium from 12:45 to 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13 in the University Center Denman Room (2.01.28) on the 1604 Campus. The event includes two keynote speakers from UT Austin and UTSA faculty and doctoral student presentations, followed by a round table discussion. A reception will follow from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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With the theme "Transforming Policies and Pedagogies for P-20 Academic Success," the event is free and open to the public. The symposium is part of UTSA Diversity Month. Sessions will highlight research and published works on diversity and education issues by UTSA's faculty and doctoral students.
The two keynote speakers are:
- Angela Valenzuela, professor of curriculum and instruction, director for the Texas Center for Education Policy and associate vice president for the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin. Valenzuela will speak in the 12:45 to 1:15 p.m. session on "Devising a 21st Century Praxis of Freedom in an Uprooted World."
- Emilio Zamora, associate professor of history at the University of Texas at Austin, will speak from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. on "Building Ties with Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato: My Fulbright Story."
From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., COEHD doctoral students will present research conducted with mini-grant and fellowship funds awarded by ATE:
- Esther Garza -- "Promoting Scientific Literacy: Reading Comprehension Strategies in the Science Bilingual Classroom"
- Carmen Caceda -- "Teaching English Language Learners: Teacher Candidates' Beliefs about Language Development"
- Carol Brochin -- "Becoming Maestras: Latina Preservice Teachers Navigating Success Through Biliteracy"
From 2:30 to 4:00 p.m., COEHD faculty will present research conducted with mini-grant funds awarded by ATE:
- Juliet Langman, associate professor of bicultural-bilingual studies -- "Learning Through Interactions: The Power of Participatory Simulations" (research done with Carmen Fies, assistant professor of interdisciplinary learning and teaching)
- Elizabeth Pate, professor and chair of the Department of Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching -- "Meeting the Needs of Middle School Adolescents in Science and Mathematics"
- Sharon Nichols, assistant professor of educational psychology -- "Middle School Beliefs Study: How Students and Teachers talk about Motivation and Belonging"
From 5:15 to 6:30 p.m., there will be a series of round table discussions. Speakers and topics include:
- Rosalind Horowitz, professor of interdisciplinary learning and teaching -- "Border Literacy: Linguistic and Cognitive Confrontations and Realignments in Discourse"
- Susan Keehn, associate professor of interdisciplinary learning and teaching -- "Study of the Impact of Professional Development in Diversity on Faculty's Teaching"
- Norma Guerra, assistant professor of educational psychology -- "Novice Teachers' Transition: Engaging Styles and Identity Challenges"
For more information, call (210) 458-6170.
The Academy for Teacher Excellence offers mini-grant research awards as an opportunity for professional development for faculty and doctoral students in the UTSA College of Education and Human Development including research on issues affecting the quality of education for diverse students.
ATE projects are designed to enhance UTSA's ability to prepare teachers for diverse classrooms, to retain and graduate Hispanic and low-income students, and to establish teacher preparation programs that comprehensively integrate diversity issues and other related issues of concern to faculty members.


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- 1/2 pound boneless skinless chicken breast, cubed
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat butter
- 1 pound Italian turkey sausage links, halved lengthwise and cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) stewed tomatoes
- 1 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 medium green pepper, diced
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 1-1/2 cups uncooked instant rice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- In a large skillet, cook the chicken in butter over medium heat until no longer pink. Add the sausage, tomatoes, broth, green pepper and onion; bring to a boil. Stir in the rice, salt if desired and hot pepper sauce. Remove from the heat; cover and let stand for 5 minutes. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Jambalaya Skillet in The Taste of Home Cookbook 2010, p43
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Gyönyörű házat Hollywood
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|Sunset Blvd, 90028 Los Angeles, Egyesült Államok
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The condo is just minutes away from the famed Sunset/Vine and Hollywood/Highland where you can walk the "Walk of Fame", experience the foot and hand prints of all of your favorite stars of past and present at the "Chinese Theater". You want nightlife... you have it! Just steps away for Hollywood's most famous clubs and bars. You will not go hungry too for there are several restaurants within walking distance as well as a 24hr convenient store right across the street. Post Office is also across the street!!! You really could not be in a better location!
HázirendNo parties allowed. ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING INSIDE APARTMENT! A 250 € fee will incur for smoking.
A $300 Refundable Security Deposit will be collect at check in for damages and will be returned at the end of stay.
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From start to finish Dave and Dominic were easy to communicate with. The Condo is ideally situated, close to Sunset Blvd and Highland Avenue. Easy 10 minute walk to Hollywood Blvd. The Condo was clean and well laid out, with everything provided for a comfortable stay. The beds in both bedrooms and sofa in the Living room were very comfortable. We were a group of four and this condo accommodated us perfectly. We look forward to staying again.
Convenient location. Well appointed apartment. (Very homely) all facilities available that we needed and in quiet location. Very short walk distance to small shops.
Very nice flat, perfect situation in Hollywood , apartment as on the photos , very well furnished with all needed equipments and more...
The owners John and his brother Dominique are nice guys, available if problem and good guides also .
We definitely recommend this flat and would rent it again if possible
Wow! Hollywood! What's not to like... The apartment was great, John was hands down the best host that we've EVER encountered! Totally loved everything about the place, from the huge TVs (sorry, not really accustomed to the big TVs) in EVERY room (but loved it, just the same!) to the INCREDIBLY well stocked kitchen! I mean, DAMN!!! We felt like we had lived there for years and put all of that stuff in there ourselves! Was totally home like and we loved it so much, that we really hated to leave! Totally a GREAT experience! Location and proximity to busses and the interstate (highway) were an added plus, and close to the airport, too! If you're looking for a home away from home...look no further! This place was all of that, and the added convenience of local shops for food and clothes shopping as well as a 15-20 minute walk to the Hollywood Walk of Fame! This place is so TOTALLY A 5-STAR EXPERIENCE! Don't miss out!
If your looking for a place to stay in los angeles this is the place to stay.two bedrooms both with bathrooms,double beds and large screen tv's.at the top of the street take a right and the cat and fiddle pub shows all premiership and champions league football games.the condo is on a quiet side street with shops and food outlets on your door step,i booked this condo because all previous reviews were all postive which is a rear thing to see .john the host was always only a phone call away if you had any questions,book this condo you wont be disapointed.
We've just returned from LA, having spent the week at John's apartment. Perfectly central location, our own parking bay and a really well equipped kitchen. The apartment was spotless and also spacious. Two large bedrooms with each having their own en-suite, and a separate loo downstairs. Also a fantastic washing machine and drier available, we came home with clean clothes! Both bedrooms also have ceiling fans & there is air-conditioning. Honestly, hand over heart, we can vouch for this Condo. Comfy sofas & hot showers, 7 eleven across the road, restaurants up and down Sunset Blvd. John, our host was also lovely. We'll visit again!!
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The mathematics of Sudoku, a puzzle that boasts "No math required!"
Brian Hayes
A Puzzling Provenance
The name "Sudoku" is Japanese, but the game itself is
almost surely an American invention. The earliest known examples
were published in 1979 in Dell Pencil Puzzles & Word
Games, where they were given the title Number Place. The
constructor of the puzzles is not identified in the magazine, but
Will Shortz, the puzzles editor of The New York Times,
thinks he has identified the author through a process of logical
deduction reminiscent of what it takes to solve a Sudoku. Shortz
examined the list of contributors in several Dell magazines; he
found a single name that was always present if an issue included a
Number Place puzzle, and never present otherwise. The putative
inventor identified in this way was Howard Garns, an architect from
Indianapolis who died in 1989. Mark Lagasse, senior executive editor
of Dell Puzzle Magazines, concurs with Shortz's conclusion, although
he says Dell has no records attesting to Garns's authorship, and
none of the editors now on the staff were there in 1979.
The later history is easier to trace. Dell continued publishing the
puzzles, and in 1984 the Japanese firm Nikoli began including
puzzles of the same design in one of its magazines. (Puzzle
publishers, it seems, are adept at the sincerest form of flattery.)
Nikoli named the puzzle "suji wa dokushin ni kagiru,"
which I am told means "the numbers must be
single"—single in the sense of unmarried. The name was
soon shortened to Sudoku, which is usually translated as
"single numbers." Nikoli secured a trademark on this term
in Japan, and so later Japanese practitioners of sincere flattery
have had to adopt other names. Ed Pegg, writing in the Mathematical
Association of America's MAA Online, points out an ironic
consequence: Many Japanese know the puzzle by its English name
Number Place, whereas the English-speaking world prefers the
Japanese term Sudoku.
The next stage in the puzzle's east-to-west circumnavigation was a
brief detour to the south. Wayne Gould, a New Zealander who was a
judge in Hong Kong before the British lease expired in 1997,
discovered Sudoku on a trip to Japan and wrote a computer program to
generate the puzzles. Eventually he persuaded The Times of
London to print them; the first appeared in November 2004. The
subsequent fad in the U.K. was swift and intense. Other newspapers
joined in, with The Daily Telegraph running the puzzle on
its front page. There was boasting about who had the most and the
best Sudoku, and bickering over the supposed virtues of handmade
versus computer-generated puzzles. In July 2005 a Sudoku tournament
was televised in Britain; the event was promoted by carving a
275-foot grid into a grassy hillside near Bristol. (It soon emerged
that this "world's largest Sudoku" was defective.)
Sudoku came back to the U.S. in the spring of 2005. Here too the
puzzle has become a popular pastime, although perhaps not quite the
all-consuming obsession it was in the U.K. I don't believe anyone
will notice a dip in the U.S. gross domestic product as a result of
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This is terrible. Many folks by "organic" to avoid just that! Now, we learn this--
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Breast cancer is just one of the risks of heavy drinking by women.
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This article was rather interesting because who would think to wonder why we name certain things? When I was reading this article I learned that we name the vegetable "squash" becasue the Narrgannsett Native Americans had the word "askutasquash" which means you can eat it raw or cooked. I did not know that this word came from the Narrgansett Native Americans.
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Twenty years after the Storm of the Century
BRISTOL, Va. - The 1993 blizzard, also known as the "Storm of the Century," was a winter storm many won't ever forget. View photos of the storm and submit your own here.
"[That's] more snow than I've ever seen before and I don't ever want to see that much again," said Beverly Matda.
"Long hours, no hot showers, devastation; just not like anything you could imagine," said Randy Felty of the Virginia Department of Transportation.
There was snow piled up all over the region, with 14 inches in the Tri-Cities and up to five feet in the mountains.
The large amount of snow closed highways and made it hard for people to get around. "Mobility was restricted for several hours until the streets could be cleared out," said J.C. Bolling, Bristol, Virginia fire chief.
"It came down so fast there was no way they could have possibly gotten it cleared off before it just kept coming and coming, "said Matda.
Felty said they didn't have radios or cell phones then, making it difficult when sending out road crews. "When you sent someone out, you had to know where you sent them and check on them," he said.
The uncleared roads weren't the only issue either; with the wet snow coming down, it brought the power lines with it, leaving 2,000 thousand people without power in Bristol alone. "The snow wasn't going away quickly and all the utility companies were working feverishly to try to restore the power," said Cpt. Maynard Ratcliff, Bristol, Virginia police officer.
"It just caught you off guard. You just didn't realize the devastation of that much snow. No power -- we do that now two or three days and think it's bad. But it was weeks before people had power," said Felty.
All of the emergency agencies we spoke with said they learned a lot from the blizzard and are more prepared now for inclement weather than they ever were.
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Jayde Nicole: How to Build Muscle Mass The Right Way
This week Jayde has some tips on how to build muscle mass safely and without strain.
Welcome to Workout Wednesdays, the new Playboy.com fitness blog by Jayde Nicole—personal trainer, fitness nutritionist, health nut, TV personality and, last but not least, Playboy's 2008 Playmate of the Year. Check back each week for Jayde's latest tips, and be sure to visit her all-new fitness website JaydeNicole.com.
This Week: How To Build Muscle Mass the Right Way
Us girls, we think we have it so hard, always complaining about trying to slim down and tone up but it is you men that have it rough! You guys are trying to build muscle mass, get those sexy defined shoulders, rock hard biceps and bulging 6 packs to make us swoon. Since I have been training men this past year, I have realized how much harder you guys have it! Well, like always I am here to help! I want you guys to get a body that makes us Playmates drool all over you, so here we go!
1. Eat More Protein
Without protein your body cannot build muscle. You need one gram of protein per pound of body weight every day in order to build and maintain muscle mass! Here's an easy guide of foods that will help you get there.
Protein Powders - You can mix these into a smoothie, oatmeal, or even into a glass of milk or water. It's instant, it's easy and with only one scoop of my JNF Fat Free High Protein Powder you get 26 grams! I use it every single day at least once!
Poultry - Try to keep it healthy by choosing the white meat, no skin and not deep fried of course! Try turkey or chicken breast on top of salad or in a wrap.
Eggs - Eggs are not just for breakfast. Boil some and keep them in your fridge for an easy snack.
Fish - Chocked full of protein and omegas. Try to work these fish into your diet: haddock, halibut, lemon sole, mackerel and salmon.
Low Fat Dairy - Ice cream or whipped toppings do not count. 1% milk, low fat cottage cheese, and low fat Greek yogurt are your best options.
- Use Free Weights
Using free weights instead of machines allows your body to lift heavier amounts. It also creates a bit of safe instability so that all of the muscles in your body have to work together. This way if you are working your biceps as your primary muscle you are still working your legs, abs and back. If you are just sitting in a machine your body is forced to use a specific movement and does not have to work as hard. They are also less expensive and easy to create a home gym with or even keep at the office!
- Eat Frequently
You always hear that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Well, it is! Start your day off right by eating a healthy high protein breakfast within 30 minutes of waking up. Keep this up by eating every 3 hours, or about 6 meals a day to fuel your muscles with a steady stream of protein. Make sure you eat a mix of carbs and protein right after your workout. Also, you want to make sure you hit your required daily intake for calories. Using a system like the one on JaydeNicole.com can tell you exactly how many calories your body needs to consume everyday to meet your goals. This is a very important part of getting fit and building muscle.
- Work Your Entire Body
When you are starting out it is all about setting a base. You don't need to start off with crazy heavy weight isolation exercises you see in muscle mags. You need to build your foundation of strength and muscle first. I suggest doing full body training sessions for the first couple weeks. Keep track of how much weight you are lifting and up it every week. I love to combine muscles so try doing squats while holding weights straight out for your shoulders, chest presses while stabilizing on a ball (make sure you have someone spotting you), or pull ups to knee ups to get those abs involved.
- Recovery
Some people tend to get overly ambitious when starting a new workout regime. While being motivated is great, you need to make sure you are not over working your body. More gym time is not always better, your muscles need time to rest and heal in order to grow. Start out with three intense workouts a week and build up to five.
Make sure you are getting plenty of sleep as well. Hormones are released when you rest that help build muscle. So make sure you get in those eight hours a night, or nap if you have to.
Drink tons of water. Most people do not meet their recommended daily intake of water, but when you are on a training program it is a must! When you work out you sweat, so you have to intake even more liquids. To avoid dehydration and help you muscles recover try to drink two cups of water with each meal and always keep water on hand during your workouts.
- Dedication
Getting a body like Sylvester Stallone won't happen overnight, it takes hard work and dedication to your program. To lose body fat, build muscle and get definition you need to follow your nutrition plan everyday, and you can't skip a gym session. You need to be motivated, always building, and pushing yourself to get stronger. If you half ass it, you will get half ass results. It's as simple as that.
So get out there! Hit the grocery store, stock up on protein and whole foods. Pull your old workout gear out of the closet and start working towards the body you have always wanted. Then, gimme a call, I know a coupled single Playmates looking for a date.
Have questions or suggestions for an upcoming Workout Wednesday? Message me on Twitter (@Jayde_Nicole) or in the Locker Room at JaydeNicole.com.


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Students can visit the recruiters between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Monday in the Science Building. Several major health care professionals will be there, including representatives from pharmacy, medicine, nursing, surgical technology, ultrasonography and other health professions.
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A Two-Night Stay for Two in a Mountain- or Forest-View Deluxe Room, Now to June 14 ($139) or June 15 to September 15, 2012 ($159), and a Bottle of Champagne
Dictionary.com defines a park as "an area of land, usually in a largely natural state, for the enjoyment of the public." And enjoy you will with an Escape to Winter Park, Colorado.
While the surrounding mountains may be extremely rugged, the accommodations at the Winter Park Mountain Lodge are anything but. Take in the view of the soaring peaks from floor-to-ceiling bay windows during a two-night stay for two in a mountain- or forest-view deluxe room ($139 from now to June 14, 2012; $159 from June 15 to September 15, 2012), complete with a bottle of champagne and access to amenities like a pool, hot tub, and sauna.
Just an hour from Denver, Winter Park's playground extends far past the slopes into Rocky Mountain National Park and the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests.
A two-wheeling excursion is a must, considering the area is one of the best mountain-biking destinations in the Rockies, and three chairlifts give you access to more than 37 miles of downhill trail action at Trestle Bike Park. Kick back with your fishing pole, zoom down Colorado's longest alpine slide, or raft the thrilling Colorado River.
Free summer events at the base of the mountain include Cowboy Sing-A-Longs, Nature Talks, and Family Movie Nights, and pints at the Cheeky Monk Belgian Beer Cafe promise to please.
While many visits to parks include picnic fare, you'll find much better fixings at the lodge's Moffat Station Restaurant and Brew Pub, where you can dine on dishes with local flair—such as buffalo meatloaf or blackened trout—and enjoy mountain scenery.
The next day, once you are acclimated to the altitude, hike Byers Peak for a nice reward: views of the Indian Peaks Wilderness, the Gore Range, and Middle Park.
Far better than any city park or greenway, the grass is, in fact, greener and the pines are taller in Winter Park. Consider the Rocky Mountains your newly adopted recreation area with this week's Escape.
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Mr. Fogg - Stung (Dekker & Johan Vocal Mix)
Playing on his natural ability to combine light and dreamy aesthetics with sinister and dark undertones, Mr. Fogg's newest single, Stung, portrays the unique artist at his true genre-defying best. The latest song to be offered from his smashing debut, Moving Parts, this "secret weapon in [Mr.] Fogg's arsenal" will see a proper release on August 9.
Having already had a great year for single releases, including Keep Your Teeth Sharp in January and the second single, Moving Parts, which featured the huge, crossover Jakwob remix, Mr. F now hits us with a creepier cut that chills us and thrills us all in the same breath. Remixes on the package come from two equally hot up-and-comers, with Ital Tek going for a high-paced skippy work-out complementing Jeuce's sharp dubstep mix.
And of course we have a freebie for ya. Johan & Dekker's vocal mix takes Stung straight to a 3am dance-floor, and we're aced with the resulting long player. Grab it after you brush up on Fogg's upcoming Euro-dates, which you should probably make a habit of hitting.
July 23 - Truck Festival
July 24 - Tramlines, Sheffield
July 25 - Secret Garden Party Festival
August 5 - o2 ABC 2, Glasgow
August 6 - o2 Academy 2, Sheffield
August 7 - o2 Academy 2, Newcastle
August 8 - Standon Calling (Festival)
August 11 - Bar Academy, Islington
August 12 - o2 Academy, Bristol
August 13 - o2 Academy, Oxford
mp3: Mr. Fogg - Stung (Dekker and Johan Vocal Mix)


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Abler-Minded: The Papacy
By the time you read this, the Roman Catholic Church may already have a new pontiff. I read something to the effect that none of the conclaves over the last centuries have taken more than five days to elect a new pope. I don't have any basis for predicting how quickly the Conclave of Cardinals will reach a decision, other than history is on the side of sooner rather than later.
What I do find most intriguing is the news coverage surrounding the selection of the next pope. The way much of the media has approached this is fascinating in their wide misunderstanding of much about the Catholic Church.
About two weeks ago, I happened to be channel surfing when I hit one of the major network Saturday morning "news" programs that had "Vatican in Crisis" displayed in bold letters at the bottom of the screen. I had to listen for a while so I could identify what they thought was a crisis. The participants were speaking about the impending election and each was pontificating about what type of pope the church needed, as though this were a political race like a presidential election. To be fair, there are politics involved in any organization, including the Vatican and Catholic Church, but what actually occurs during a conclave is secret providing plenty of fodder for the conspiracy theorists.
One of the participants offered the opinion that the church really needed a more liberal pope, so the church could become more relevant in the modern world. Whether people will admit it or not, the Catholic Church is as relevant now as it was over 2,000 years ago. Judeo-Christian morality as codified in the Ten Commandments, and the teachings in the Gospels, of the Apostles, and the traditions of the Catholic Church are all still relevant to how humans should treat one another and to interact with our environment.
As secular philosophers and their "progressive" theories have taken hold around the world, societies have turned their back on traditional decency, morality, and ethical living and lifestyles. That many other religious denominations, churches, and sects have decided that acceptance by the people rather than adherence to doctrine and morality, does not invalidate the Catholic Church's positions and teachings.
I got more chuckles as the participants started talking about all the areas where the church needs to modernize, including contraception, abortion, celibacy, and the role of women. They even had a nun as one of the participants who ranted at length about the absence of women in the clergy and the church hierarchy. It would be nice if the media would include a knowledgeable and capable defender of the church in their discussions rather than feature only those who are unhappy for one reason or another.
Anyone who seriously thinks the Catholic Church will liberalize its position and teachings on any of these subjects doesn't understand the traditional and biblical foundations of the church's positions. Were the Catholic Church to make any major modifications in these areas, it would cease to be the church as I and many others know it and would probably result in a major schism of the church.
As I said, Catholic doctrines and teachings are founded on the Old Testament, oral and written traditions, and the New Testament. The earliest Catholics relied on the Old Testament, and oral and written teachings for their worship and daily guidance. As the church matured over the centuries, the books of the New Testament as we know it were written and eventually codified along with the Old Testament into the "Canon" (norm or catalog) of the Bible. Even Martin Luther grudgingly acknowledged the contribution of the papists in defining the content of the Bible.
The Catholic Church has never been perfect. That is simply the result of the human failings of the members – top to bottom. While it is easy to say the members of the clergy in any church should be far better than the rest of us, history has shown the fallacy of that thought. Popes, priests, ministers, nuns, pastors, senators, kings, queens, and even presidents have succumbed to temptations. And sometimes the results of their sins have been disastrous. It's often been pointed out that saints are not those without sin; they are people who know just how sinful they truly are.
The Catholic Church is also not a democratic organization. The pope is the vicar of Christ on Earth. He is the ultimate earthly authority on faith (doctrine) and morals in the church. Only when he speaks on these matters are his teachings infallible; he cannot be in error in these areas. His authority extends through the cardinals, archbishops, bishops, priests and religious to everyone in the church. Not all people understand or accept this structure. Nor do all Catholics understand or accept this, much less the teachings on faith and morals. As G.K. Chesterton once observed, "Christianity has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried."
The next pope will not be another John Paul II. Neither will he be another Benedict XVI. Whoever he is, he will be the spiritual leader of 1.5 billion Catholics. Can you grasp the enormity of that responsibility?
I certainly can't, but I am praying for the next pope and the world. They can both use all our prayers.
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Obamacare Causes Layoffs, Even a Year Before It Is Implemented: "We're Doomed," States One Official
Original post made by Gary Gleason, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Feb 10, 2013
Elsewhere, public institutions are taking similar steps to limit part-time work. In Ohio, Youngstown State University recently announced a 29-hour-per-week part-time limit, and placed employees on notice that they would be fired if they worked more than the maximum. Millions of other public universities are doing the same across the nation, just as their private-sector counterparts are limiting part-time hours to save a buck or two while blaming Obamacare.
In addition to limiting part-time hours, many institutions--public and private--are moving employees from full-time to part-time status to avoid Obamacare requirements. Asked why they are laying off employees a full year before the Obamacare requirements kick in, Republican state governors and university chancellors are saying the same thing: "If we lay off now, we'll peeve many of our constituents who will complain about the cutback in services; however, we've got a convenient punching bag in Obama and his unConstitutional Obamacare taxes and death panel forms of justice." Stated another high ranking official: "Screw the nation, any policy or form of rhetoric that weakens the Obama administration, regardless of the policy's or rhetoric's harm to real people, is a big plus." Officials in the Obama Administration have not responded to our numerous attempt to contact them. Stated one Breitbart reporter: "They're all on the run."
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 11, 2013 at 8:40 am
Elections have consequences, 'Gary'. Now you own the mess and the creative workarounds it has wrought, so that businesses and local offices can keep their doors open.
You had to know ramming through this unpopular and illegal scheme would have repercussions. Had anyone actually had a chance to read the bill before it was signed by the dem majority at the time, we would not be in the mess we are today.
I also love have you slipped this little bit of fiction into your sarcastic rant: 'fresh off its efforts to rig the electoral system to disenfranchise the state's African-American voters' Would these be the same racists who voted 101% for Obama, but were not smart enough to figure out how to get an ID card for voting, yet they can still cash their govt. assistance checks?
a resident of another community
on Feb 11, 2013 at 11:37 am
Don't blame me, Jackie, I appealed to you and every other racist, redneck cracker in this country, promising to abolish Obamacare as my first act of office. Still trying to figure out what went wrong. FOX News reported, after all, that 93% of the country was against Obamacare. And the crowds at my speeches were big. So why would anyone need more than one or at most two statistical variables to predict an outcome? Forever perplexedly yours, and long live the Confederacy. Mr. Mittens
a resident of Birdland
on Feb 11, 2013 at 1:41 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
From today's Rasmussen tracking poll: Web Link
Forty-six percent (46%) have a favorable opinion of the president's health care law. For Mr. Mittens, that's less than half of the country.
Forty five percent of likely voters disapprove of obama's job performance.
Chances are, with the way our country's demographics are changing, most of those voters that don't want socialized medicine or unqualified 'leaders' are not 'racist, redneck crackers'.
I can't wait for obamas state of the mess address so he can deal with the failing economy and help you trolls find some gainful employment, since posting lame sarcasm is not your forte.
a resident of Carriage Gardens
on Feb 11, 2013 at 1:48 pm
Rasmussen. Hmmmm. Now that's a good source. I thought they had gone out of business after predicting a 4 pt. Romney victory on election night. I guess there's still enough dingbats out there who'll slurp up any slop the right-wing propaganda outfit offers.
a resident of Birdland
on Feb 11, 2013 at 2:21 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
joe, your sloppy, lazy thinking shows your inability to deal with reality and argue without name calling. To help you along your way, I could cite some George Soros funded websites, but I'm sure you're already very familiar with their brand of propaganda.
I'll spoon feed you another link, since you can't argue the point, only the source: Web Link
CNN may seem right to someone like you, who is left of Bill Ayers.
From the article: "Even in the president's home state of Illinois, 49% said they want Obamacare changed or repealed...."
I don't have enough time to properly educate you further. You're on your own.....
a resident of Stoneridge
on Feb 12, 2013 at 12:36 pm
Our Doc is from Russia. He is NOT happy
that he came here to freely practice medicine. He
thought he was getting away from a government
that tells him how to treat his patients. He's
already getting forms from this government on how
he should care for individuals. NOT GOOD!!!!
I dont want the government (who has excused
themselves and their fam's from Obummercare)
to decide how my Doc should treat my ailments.
Take it from a Doc who has experienced
Socialist Medicine! What do politicians know about
a healthcare bill that they didn't even have the balls
to read? "We have to Pass the bill so we can know
WHAT'S IN IT"!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Wake up!
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Most Idaho kids don't get developmental screenings
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - Doctors said screening kids for developmental problems can help detect some serious issues early. But a study released this week shows less than 30 percent of kids in Idaho get screened. The screenings take place in clinics or in pediatricians' offices. There are many different types of screening.
The American Academy of Pediatrics said kids should get screened at 9 months old, 18 to 24 months and 30 months. Corwin Sutherland is a pediatric supervisor at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. He said questionnaires are given to parents during the screening process. The process can last 15 to 20 minutes.
"An example would be based on the age of your child: are they crawling, are they taking steps, are they standing," he said.
The screening also looks at vision, speech, problem solving and social skills. Another questionnaire screens for autism. It is something Idaho Falls mom Katie Burgess is grateful for.
"He was diagnosed with autism as well as a frontal lobe brain injury, he also has seizures," she said, speaking of her three-year-old son, Oliver. Oliver was diagnosed after getting screened.
"We kept asking the pediatrician's office, we were concerned, they kept telling us they don't like to start testing until the child is 5 years old, but we pushed for that and got him tested and I'm glad we did," Burgess said.
She also said parents play a key role in the screening process.
"If you are suspecting anything with a child, you definitely need to get it. If you don't like the first answer you get you need to ask for a second opinion," she said.
The Idaho Infant Toddler Program will be offering free screenings for kids 3 and under this Thursday. It is located at 150 Shoup Ave. in Idaho Falls. You can call 208-528-4060 to make an appointment or just walk in from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
You can read the study here, http://datacenter.kidscount.org/data/tables/7874-children-under-age-6-who-received-a-developmental-screening#detailed/2/10-19,2,20-29,3,30-39,4,40-49,5,50-52,6-9/false/1021/any/15186,15185.


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Shaney Hudson finds that there's more to Europe's most infamous red-light district than meets the curious eye.
Forget the UNESCO heritage-listed canals, ignore the grandeur of the diamond trade and disregard the priceless art. When people think of Amsterdam, they think vice.
The Netherlands's liberal attitude to prostitution and cannabis consumption has led to the image of an adult Disneyland, particularly its tiny red-light district.
The area is not for the easily offended. However, spending a little time in the city's oldest and most historic district is an eye-opener, in more ways than one.
Known as De Wallen to locals, the centuries-old canal houses in the area fetch millions. Second-hand bookstores, cafes, a five-star hotel and a weekly farmers' market all add character.
Zeedijk is one of Amsterdam's oldest streets, lined with old brown bars (so called for their nicotine-stained walls), bakeries and Chinatown. Stop at FGS He Hua Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Europe.
White swans along the canals are unofficial mascots for De Wallen. When the canal freezes over in winter, you'll see even the most hardened locals making an effort to feed them.
He Hua Temple, Zeedijk 106. See ibps.nl/en /hehuatempel.htm.
Amsterdam's oldest building and church, Oude Kerk, was consecrated in 1306. Today, used as both an exhibition space and as a place for worship, the landmark remains an interesting juxtaposition to its surrounds. Keep an eye out for artwork - including a monument to sex workers and a brass hand grabbing a breast embedded in the cobbles.
Oudekerksplein 23. See oudekerk.nl.
A block from the Oude Kerk is the Cannabis College. Acting as an information point for curious tourists, the college lays bare many myths about cannabis.
It's a great way to catch a whiff of the city's smoking scene while you can. After years of liberal laws, new restrictions concerning coffee shops could take effect this year.
Open daily 11am-7pm, Oudezijds Achterburgwal 124. See cannabiscollege.com.
Fifteen minutes' walk from the Cannabis College is the newly opened Amsterdam Tattoo Museum. Founded by famous tattooist Henk Schiffmacher, the three-story museum offers a surprisingly in-depth look at the phenomenon of body art.
Open daily 10am-7pm, Plantage Middenlaan 62. Entry €10 ($13). See amsterdamtattoomuseum.com.
Just around the corner, you can wet your whistle at one of Amsterdam's last-remaining wooden windmills. Built in the 18th century, the De Gooyer grain mill has been standing in its present location by the Nieuwevaart Canal since 1814. At its base is Brouwerij t' IJ, an organic microbrewery popular for its beer garden.
Open daily 2pm-8pm, Funenkade 7. See brouwerijhetij.nl.
Head back to the red-light district in time for the Prostitute Information Centre's weekly walking tour, which offers a straightforward look at the business, legality and practicality of the world's oldest profession.
It's a brisk business explained by guides who are often former sex workers themselves. There are 300 "red-light windows" rented by sex workers in a two-block radius, with the average worker on an eight-hour shift seeing between five to 30 customers and charging about €50 for 15 minutes. There are strict regulations and all income is taxed.
There is no opposition to legalised prostitution in the city, but curiously, the biggest threat to the area is tourist traffic: the amount of people looking but not buying.
Tours run Saturday 5pm or by appointment. Open Saturday 4pm-7pm, Enge Kerksteeg 3 (behind the Oude Kerk). See www.pic-amsterdam.com.
Zeedijk is home to a number of bargain Asian eateries and quality restaurants. Pick of the bunch is Latei, with its retro knick-knacks, '50s-style Formica tables and resident cat.
Although popular, it's worth waiting on Thursday to Saturday evenings, when they serve up authentic Ethiopian food. The homestyle dishes vary (and often run out) but there is always a vegetarian option, along with traditional Injera bread.
Open Monday-Wednesday 8am-6pm, Thursday-Saturday 8am-10pm and Sunday 11am-6pm, Zeedijk 143. See www.latei.net.
Just a few steps away is the historic Cafe t'Mandje (the Little Basket). Opened in 1927 by the flamboyant Bet van Beeren, it was one of the world's first openly gay bars.
Open Tuesday-Thursday 4pm-1am, Friday-Saturday 2pm-3am, Sunday 2pm-1am, Zeedijk 63. See cafetmandje.nl.
At midnight, head back towards the red-light district, where the circus is in full swing.
Spruikers sell sex shows of wide-eyed wonders in six languages, while a rowdy buck's party dressed in superhero outfits pose for photos. A tourist who has had a little too much cries in a gutter, consoled by friends in matching pink fairy wings. Behind them, a recent customer tries to discreetly slip back into the bustling crowd, not realising his fly is still undone. And on the canals, a pair of white swans sweep along indifferently.
It's just another night in the red-light district, and the tourists are the real sideshow.
Getting there Etihad (EY) has a fare to Amsterdam for about $1910 low-season return from Sydney and Melbourne, including taxes. Fly to Abu Dhabi (about 14hr) and then to Amsterdam (7hr 30min); see etihad.com. Australians do not require a visa for tourism for an accumulative stay of up to 90 days in a six-month period in the Schengen states.
Staying there The Grand is a short walk from De Wallen. From €320 ($416), 197 Oudezijds Voorburgwal; see sofitel-legends.com.
More information iamsterdam.com.


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Survey: Census 1980
|Data Source:
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Data set: Social Explorer Tables (SE)
|T35. School Dropout Rate [5]
Universe: Civilian Population 16 to 19 Years Old
Variable Details
|School Dropout Rate
|Universe: Civilian Population 16 to 19 Years Old
T035_001Civilian Population 16 to 19 Years Old:
Percent base:
None - percentages not computed (variable is table universe)
Aggregation method:
Formula used to compute this variable:
#ReturnType oretval = new #ReturnType(); oretval = ORG_STF3:T047002 + ORG_STF3:T047003 + ORG_STF3:T047004 + ORG_STF3:T047005 + ORG_STF3:T047006 + ORG_STF3:T047007 + ORG_STF3:T047008; return oretval;
Relevant Documentation:
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|Social Explorer; U.S. Census Bureau; Census of Population and Housing, 1980: Summary Tape File 3 [machine-readable data file] / conducted By the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington: Bureau of the Census [producer and distributor], 1982.
|Summary Tape File 3 -> Summary Tape File 3 -- Part II -> Glossary -> School Enrollment
Persons 3 years old or over are classified as enrolled in school if they attended regular school or college at any time since February 1, 1980. This question was asked on a sample basis.
Schooling included
As indicated on the questionnaire and in instructions to respondents, regular school or college includes nursery school, kindergarten, elementary school and schooling which leads to a high school diploma or college degree. Attendance can be either by day or night, full time or part time, to be counted as regular schooling. Enrollment in a trade or business school, company training, or tutoring was counted if the course would be accepted for credit at a regular elementary school, high school, or college.
Schooling excluded
Persons were excluded from the enrollment figures if the only schools they bad been attending at any time since February 1, 1980, were not "regular" (unless courses taken at such schools could have been counted for credit at a regular school). Schools regarded as not "regular" may include nursery schools which simply provide custodial day care; specialized vocational, trade, or business schools outside the "regular" system, such as television repair schools, barber's colleges, or typist's training schools; on-the-job training; and correspondence courses.
Historical comparability
Questions on schooling have been included since 1930, although the time reference varied until 1950 when February 1 to the time of enumeration was adopted as the reference period. Most tabulations of school enrollment in 1970 were restricted to persons 3 to 34 years old, whereas most 1980 tabulations do not have an upper age limit.
See also: "School Level;" "School Type;" "School Years Completed".
See also: "School Level;" "School Type;" "School Years Completed".


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|J Crew top, Zara cardigan, BB Dakota vest, Gap cords, Chloe boots, Rebecca Minkoff bag, F21 necklace, Acanthus gold rings (c/o), borrowed Handle Only With Love dreamcatcher necklace
Monday, January 23, 2012
Dreamcatcher (See Jane Wear....and Forward On)
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I've been after a vest with a collar like that for the last few months- so sad that this one is sold out because it looks perfect! I totally love how you styled the two very typically boho pieces with your everyday pieces: the result is nothing less than effortless and perfectly appropriate city wear.ReplyDelete
Have a great week!
i love how you styled it! the necklace is gorgeous :)ReplyDelete
Fashion Fractions
This is so gorgeous! You are totally right about the ability of ANYONE to incorporate what seems like an outrageous piece into their wardrobe; its all about creating a balance, and you do that amazingly well with this outfit :). Love it!ReplyDelete
Really like how you styled the necklace. You seamlessly weaved (lol) the necklace into attire that would make it corporate/business appropriate!ReplyDelete
Great look.. I'm especially taken with the boots! So chic and utilitarian :)ReplyDelete
Brilliant necklace - I would attach a feather or two though ;)ReplyDelete
What a cool necklace! You styled these items perfectly!ReplyDelete
Oh I love this and think it looks perfect! Not over the top at all.ReplyDelete
Doux Rousse
dreamcatcher necklaces are totally my thing - I have one, actually!ReplyDelete
The fur waistcoat is super cute. xReplyDelete
Loving this project and all the great looks your creating! You've made each piece fit perfectly into your personal style.ReplyDelete
You look great! Especially love that lip color on you. XxReplyDelete
Love those boots and that necklace is amazing!ReplyDelete
xoxo, Jjanga
Wow I am in love with that necklace! You did a great job with this one! :DReplyDelete
Great outfit. The vest and necklace are perfect together. I purchased a vest almost exactly like this one but it's so cold in NJ that I can't wear it alone yet. Can't wait to bring it out of my closet though!ReplyDelete
That dream catcher necklace is insane. Love the way you styled it.ReplyDelete
So cool!! I also loved your interview from last week!! So coolReplyDelete
xx Anna Rose
LOVE the boots! Fabulous! I haven't stopped wearing my faux fur vest since Fall, I can't believe how much use I've gotten out of it.ReplyDelete
From Brooklyn with love,
I need a fur vest!ReplyDelete
i completely agree, with pieces, whether they are jewelry or articles of clothing, that extend beyond the typical prescribed boundaries of comfort, incorporating them into your favorite classics can bring them into the fold in a more subdued way.ReplyDelete
i had a dream catcher necklace as a little girl, and i miss it!
It does look very "you" Anna :) I love how you toned it down but played it up at the same time- it looks lovelyReplyDelete
this outfit is so perfect in my opinion! i love the boho pieces mixed together, i also love how you threw some stripes in there! the gold rings are really cute too. i'd buy this necklace in a heart beat! i love big statement necklaces.ReplyDelete
xox Olivia
love love love the dream catcher. and you're right; the way you styled it, nothing looks too TOO. just right.ReplyDelete
Again, the lip fits perfectly into the whole ensemble! Really need a silk blouse like that. Perfect again!ReplyDelete
Loving the faux-fur vest, paired with the silk blouse! Such a classy casual chic look (didn't know that was possible) and those shoes kill me every time.ReplyDelete
Have a fantastic week!
P.S. Awesome dream catcher necklace.
I am a fan of that vest! And the necklace is such an unusual and lovely piece :) this outfit is grand I tell you! Have a lovely week Anna Jane :) XO NikkiReplyDelete
I love these muted tones. What a beautiful piece to style, you did a great job!ReplyDelete
xo L.
These fur vests are everywhere! But I love how you dressed it down and made it look so chic! Those shoes are so adorable!ReplyDelete
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Great outfit!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous Chloe shoes!
xx Olga
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diggin' this necklace. it would work perfect out west!ReplyDelete
xoxo the egg out west.
Anna! I have that necklace...My sis wore it for a red carpet! Since she can only wear it once...I get it for good! Hope you are well! Looking fab.ReplyDelete
Check out my blog....LA style. :)
You styled this so beautifully -- what a great statement piece!ReplyDelete
xo Josie
Aaah. I WANT that necklace!ReplyDelete
I love this lipstick! What make/color is it??ReplyDelete
Very Very lovely! That necklace is stunning!ReplyDelete
Thank you for all the wonderful comments about the necklace, email me if any of you would like me to make you something special :)ReplyDelete
Love the photos Jane!
What lipstick are you wearing in these photos? It's stunning! As is the outfit, of course.ReplyDelete
Such a cute outfit, I love the neutrals - and of course the furry fur vest!ReplyDelete
Love this outfit!ReplyDelete
Love your vest! Pretty necklace too!ReplyDelete
I love the way you are rocking that vest! I'm happy to have found your blog and am your newest follower:)ReplyDelete
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