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Length Overall (m/ft): 43m (141.08ft)
Beam: 9.1m (29.86ft)
Draught Max: 2.75m (9.02ft)
Draught Min: 0m (0ft)
Builder: Feadship
Hull #: 678
Country of Build: Netherlands
Date of Completion: 2010
Hull Configuration: Displacement
Hull Material: Steel
Superstructure Material: Aluminium
Naval Architecture: De Voogt Naval Architects
Exterior Design: De Voogt Naval Architects
Interior Design: Fokkema & Partners Architecten
Class: Lloyds Register
MCA: Yes
Guests: 10
Crew: 7
Number of engines: 2
Manufacturer/ Type: MTU - 12V 2000 M70
Total HP: 2140
Total KW: 1595
Max Speed: 13.7kn
Cruise Speed: 0kn
Range: 0 nautical miles
Fuel Capacity: 40000 (L) - 10566 (G)
Water Capacity: 12000 (L) - 3170 (G)
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Super Yachts London joins IYC
IYC has today announced that Super Yachts London has joined the company.
Superyacht of the week: Feadship's newly lenghtened GO
Completed by Feadship in Aalsmeer in 2010, the steel and aluminium built superyacht GO was re-launched in June of this year after undergoing an extensive refit which also saw her lengthened from 39 metres to 43 metres. readmore
Superyacht CaryAli relaunched at Balk
Balk Shipyards in the Netherlands has relaunched superyacht CaryAli, following a 9 month refit period at the Dutch yard. CaryAli went to Balk for "modifications and refit work", but the yard has not yet specified what work was carried out in the refit. Built by Alloy Yachts in 2013, CaryAli is an elegant yet tough explorer vessel. readmore
In Pictures: Superyacht Positive Carry in Amsterdam
The 62 metre Positive Carry (ex: Rasselas) arrived in Amsterdam this morning, and docked at the capital's cruise terminal, where we took these photos of her. Built by Feadship in 2005, the yacht was designed inhouse by Feadship, and features a classic interior by Pannagan Design. readmore
Feadship relaunches Go following refit
Superyacht Go has been relaunched by Feadship in Aalsmeer, following her recent lengthening. Go was the third yacht built in the Feadship SL39 series, following the launches of Ocean Mercury in 2008 and Kathleen Anne in 2009. Go was bought by her current owners in 2013, who took her back to her builder to modify her to fit their own wishes. readmore
Feadship superyacht GO sold by SuperYachtsLondon
Following the recent sale of the 50 metre Benetti superyacht Taiba, SuperYachtsLondon has today announced that they represented the buyer in the sale of Feadship's GO, a central listing of Merle Wood and Fraser Yachts. Designed by De Voogt Naval Architects, the 39 metre luxury yacht was launched in 2010. readmore
Superyacht GO confirms attendance at the Antibes Yacht Show
Superyacht GO has just confirmed her participation at the next Antibes Yacht Show which will take place April 18th – 21st on the Port Vauban in Antibes. The 39 metre Feadship is for sale and for charter. GO will be exhibited jointly by Fraser Yachts and Merle Wood and will be located on the IYCA during the 4 days of the show. readmore
The 39 metre Feadship Go at anchor in Cannes
GO is Feadship's third SL39 superyacht. The 39 metre yacht is powered by twin 1,055 hp MTU 12V 2000 M70 diesel engines, which provide her with a maximum speed of 14 knots and a transatlantic range. Having been one of the flagships of the Feadship charter fleet since her launch, Go was been given a brand-new interior in 2012. readmore
Feadship Go given a new interior
Having been one of the flagships of the Feadship charter fleet for the past year, the 39-metre Feadship Go has been given a brand-new interior. Unveiled during the recent Monaco Rendezvous, visitors were highly impressed with the fresh layout by Sinot Yacht Design. Go is now seriously for sale. readmore
Feadship Go arrives in Brazil
The 39-metre Feadship Go has arrived in Brazil: the first occasion that the world's leading builder of custom motor yachts has taken one of its superyachts for a tour in South America. Accompanied by senior members of the Feadship management team, the visit will give invited guests the chance to enjoy an exclusive private viewing of a Feadship. readmore
Video of OceanLED's underwater lights on Feadship GO
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Feadship at the 2011 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
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Size does matter as records tumble at Feadship
Feadship is performing better than ever. This year to date the world's number one luxury motoryacht brand has launched six superyachts with a total length of 450 metres. Four out of the thirteen new entries in the top 100 are Feadships; Musashi and Fountainhead (each at 87.78 metres), Air (81 metres) and Tango (77.70 metres). readmore
Major price reduction for Feadship superyacht Go
Bas Nederpelt of Feadship Koninklijke De Vries has announced a € 2,600,000 price reduction for the 39m superyacht Go, now asking € 22,900,000. Go has served as showcase of Feadship quality in a compact ocean going size range at boat shows and events in the Med, Florida and the Caribbean and she is now ready for a new owner. readmore
Photo Gallery: Miami Yacht and Brokerage Boat Show 2011
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Feadship Go to attend the Yacht and Brokerage Show in Miami Beach
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Feadship makes debut at Cannes boat show
Feadship has announced that it will be attending the Cannes International Yacht and Boat Show for the first time. The world's leading luxury motoryacht builder will feature one of its latest launches, the 39-meter The third yacht in Feadship's pioneering SL39 modular concept, Go is every inch a customized superyacht above the waterline. readmore
Yacht show news from YPI
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Feadship and YPI host broker seminar in Monaco
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Superyacht of the Week: Feadship's latest SL39, Go
Feadship recently launched Go at the Koninklijke De Vries Scheepsbouw yard in Aalsmeer. She is the third yacht in the exclusive and pioneering SL39 modular concept. I was invited to join Feadship in Monaco last week, to spend the day cruising the French riviera, and to find out exactly what the SL39 concept is all about. readmore
The Feadship GO in Gilbraltar
Update on Feadship's latest launch, Go
Feadship has launched the third yacht in the exclusive and pioneering SL39 modular concept. Go was christened at the Koninklijke De Vries Scheepsbouw yard in Aalsmeer (NL) in March. She will be ready for delivery in April, well in time for a new owner to take the helm and embark on a maiden season to remember. readmore
Feadship launches third SL39 superyacht GO
The Feadship Koninklijke De Vries shipyard in Aalsmeer recently launched the third SL39 superyacht. The luxury motor yacht was built under the project name SL39 mk3 and has now been christened GO. After completion GO will head to the Mediterranean from where she will be available for charter through Feadship Charter. readmore
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, is hosting a centennial celebration for its Gull Lake Dam at the Gull Lake Recreation Area, near Brainerd, at 1 p.m. Aug. 4.
Gull Lake Dam, located on the Gull River about one-half mile below the outlet of Gull Lake, was the last of six headwaters dams built by the St. Paul District as part of the nation's first reservoir system. The reservoir system was originally authorized by Congress to regulate water levels for navigation purposes. However, its impact on navigation was short-lived. Mississippi River channel modification undertaken after 1907 and the series of locks and dams built in the main river channel in the 1930s more efficiently regulated water levels.
During this time, recreational use of the headwaters lakes and rivers by anglers, hunters, campers and boaters greatly increased. Resort and lakeshore property owners became as concerned about water levels as Minneapolis flour millers had been 40 years earlier. Farmers, wild rice growers and northern Minnesota paper mills and sawmill owners also added their voices to the management of headwaters lake water levels.
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BeschreibungThis book is the sequel to Human Development in the Indian Context: A Socio-cultural Focus, Volume 1. A contextual complement to its prequel, this volume presents the major socio-psychological and cultural influences on the development of an Indian. This volume analyses development of person from childhood to adolescence in the Indian context.
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InhaltsverzeichnisForeword Shyam Menon
Socialisation: The Process
Socialisation: Actors and Outcomes
The Engendering of the Female
Selected Critical Goals of Development
The Dynamics of Culture
Bases of the Development of the Life Span
Significant Domains During the Life Span
Towards a Future Focus
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So here's a thing about the Turner Prize.
Each year, contestants are nominated for a body of work made in that year: in 2009, Roger Hiorns was chosen for a wonderful installation called Seizure, in which he had filled an entire south-London council flat with copper sulphate solution and left it to crystallise. But here's the problem. Seizure was immovable, in all practical terms irreplicable and, in any case, site specific. Hiorns was thus represented in the Turner show by other (and, it must be said, less wonderful) work, and didn't win. Whether all – or any – of the judges had seen Seizure I cannot say, never mind the visitors who trooped through the show. To see the work for which Lucy Skaer was shortlisted, they would have had to go to the Kunsthalle in Basel. She, too, lost. Does this strike you as fair? Answers in 100 words or fewer, please.
So one of the happy things about this year's Turner show is that there is every chance you will have experienced the work in it as it was meant to be experienced. True, hearing Susan Philipsz's Lowlands in a whitewashed cuboid at Tate Britain is by no means the same thing as coming across it keening under the arches of a pissy Glasgow bridge. But, roughly at least, all of the artists are represented by the works for which they were nominated, which, if nothing else, seems more than usually rational.
And, bar the Otolith Group's, that work is pretty good. Just as I hope to see before I die a Summer Exhibition in which there are no watercolours of Venice, so I look forward to the day when Turner Prize catalogues are free from phrases such as "the collaborative and discursive practice of [insert name] questions the nature of documentary history across time by using material found within a range of disciplines". I mean, really: need I go on? For once we can't blame Goldsmiths for this tedious theorising, the Group's two members having apparently studied English and anthropology at perfectly sensible colleges. But it has stood them in no good stead, their work consisting of predictable banks of TV monitors surmounted by predictably meaningful wall texts: "To philosophise is to ask oneself: what should I think? Cornelius Castoriadis." Oh please, give me a break.
Having heard Philipsz's Lowlands in situ and in Glasgow, I can say that the soundwork's mournful power is surprisingly undiminished by its trip south. Under a Clyde bridge, the piece – the artist singing a 16th-century lament, a cappella, on a three-part loop – seemed to raise specific Scottish ghosts. Here in London, it is more abstract and formal: to sit between Philipsz's speakers is to feel sound as solid and void, silence as loss. The biggest problem may be the ability of Lowlands to stand up to visitor numbers, its aesthetic being at heart a lonesome one. Pick a quiet time.
I enjoyed Dexter Dalwood's show at Tate St Ives, and liked works such as Burroughs in Tangiers just as much second time around. At first glance, Dalwood looks to be the inheritor of Richard Hamilton, his images starting from collage and transferring to good, old-fashioned oil on canvas. Actually, his politics are more subtle than Hamilton's and his strategy different. You might think of Dalwood as a history painter, his interest being in the way images evolve. Like Burroughs, Matisse worked in Tangiers, and the old Fauve is quoted in Dalwood's picture, both directly in the shuttered window to the left of the canvas and indirectly in the flattening and fragmentation of its image into blocks of pattern and colour. Which is to say that Burroughs in Tangiers is not an imagining of the novelist in the city so much as an imagining of that imagining.
My only fear for Dalwood's chances in this year's prize is that the judges also seemed to have liked the Otolith Group, which may make him too painterly for their esoteric tastes.
Finally, there is Angela de la Cruz, whose work I actually preferred in this show to first time around. There is less of it, for one thing, and their single Tate room allows De la Cruz's deadpan objects to talk among themselves in a way they couldn't at the Camden Arts Centre. This is handy, since her art is about the sliding scale between familiarity and abstraction, between one thing being a black-painted box and another a filing cabinet. Could she win? I'd clap.
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- Samadhi
[ Samadhi
Sanskrit; in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and yogic schools is a higher
level of concentrated meditation, or dhyÄna. In the yoga
tradition, it is the eighth and final limb identified in the Yoga
SÅ«tras of Patañjali.
Prabhupada samadhi
It has been described as a non-dualistic state of consciousness in
which the consciousness of the experiencing subject becomes one with
the experienced object, and in which the mind becomes still,
one-pointed or concentrated though the person remains conscious. In
Buddhism, it can also refer to an abiding in which mind becomes very
still but does not merge with the object of attention, and is thus able
to observe and gain insight into the changing flow of experience.
In Hinduism, samÄdhi can also refer to videha mukti or the
complete absorption of the individual consciousness in the self at the
time of death - usually referred to as mahasamÄdhi. ]
The above is taken from wackypeadia. This is no good to me AT ALL. And
it seems to be different things to different texts. I want to talk to
a man or a woman who has known that (whatever it is) and can tell me
all about it, what it is like, and answer my questions on it. But of
all those whom I have known using this word NOT ONE of them ever has.
NEVER. Why? I can only conclude two things. One is that the person
is not interested in sharing information and human experience so
why were they talking about it in the first place? Or, that they are
BULLSHITTERS. Other people can draw their own conclusions.
I have described all my own major experiences, documented them (and in
poetry too, as well as prose) as have others; and always been there to
answer any questions on it from anybody. WHY DON'T THEY?
As for meditation I have never done it, not interested; and for what
purpose would I do that? As for Yoga practices I have never done that
either. Life has been too full and too busy. Why would I want to do
that? What would it do for me and what is the pay off? The same goes
with Enlightenment not ONE has ever told me what it was and what
it is like not ONE OF THEM. WHY? The same as goes for Gnostics,
not one of them has ever told me what Gnosis is like. Why? Yet there
are thousand of them. Draw your own conclusions. Same too with the
Mystical Reunion with their Gawd in heaven not ONE of them has
ever told me about it and what it is like not one of them. WHY?
Draw your own conclusions.
I have met a few mystics in my time (not that they call themselves that,
and neither did I ) and they have encountered the same as I did. Now
there is a thing innit. Is the East trying to sell something to the
west do you think? I don't run to the East telling them about
mystical experience. So why do they do it and yet not tell of it
and what it is like when asked? Yet quite a number from the East have
contacted me over the years and asked about all this stuff. They were
not waffling on about Enlightenment and Samadhi. How come? Draw your
own conclusions. Shall we give Mysticism back its real name and
meaning? You try it I did; for a long time. Not to much avail.
Nearly all you get is DERR ! And people telling you that they have
enlightenment, or gnosis, or what have you. Phhht:>!
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Loose fat on outer thigh after Vaser Lipo. Is this Seroma or perm? How do I get rid of it? Will it go away naturally? (Photo)
Everything is numb and swollen and I noticed the upper thigh and inner thigh areas are smooth and solid however on the outer sides of my legs above my knees to lower part of my thighs you can see it's all soft like either loose fat or water retention. Did they miss that part or what? It's numb in that area so I'm not sure they didn't. Will it go away? It just looks really strange like not normal legs but a log shape. Help!
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Swelling common after surgery
It appears that you've just had your surgery and are just a few days out. Swelling and some numbness is normal at this time. In the legs especially, swelling can cause undesirable contour irregularities that may get worse as the day progresses. Make sure to follow your surgeon's instructions. You'll want to avoid excessive sodium, drink plenty of fluids and wear your compression garment to help ease the swelling.
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You will be swollen and numb for quite a while.
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In both these cases the quotations came from critics, not publishers but, inasmuch as the critics liked the books and were presumably recommending them to their readers, the difference is academic. This is criticism as the hard-sell, which can take place at any time from the moment the agent first turns up with a fresh manuscript for an editorial conference. "I think you'll find it marvellous," she says. "It's about a female composer in Nazi Germany whose muse actually turns up in person. They become lovers and transmit German secrets to the Allies, encoding them in an achingly beautiful piano sonata which Hitler orders broadcast as an example of the superiority of Aryan culture. It's sort of Robert Harris meets Jeanette Winterson." And, with any luck, when the book is published an obliging reviewer will scramble for the same cultural grid-reference (though you might have to settle for "John Le Carre meets Iris Murdoch").
Grid reference may be a little too specific, actually. This is not a precise science, more a rough guide to where in the cultural neighbourhood this new arrival is likely to locate itself, just as you might say to someone who asks where you live that it's about halfway between Bromley and Sydenham. As we orienteer through the woodland of modern commercial culture, it's helpful to have some familiar landmarks to navigate by. Some directions are more useful than others, naturally; Joanna Trollope and Tom Sharpe might at least be found in the same county, might conceivably meet at a cocktail party or a British Council tour of Pakistan - so you can vaguely see what the person who wrote the blurb might be getting at - a rather English combination of middle-class angst and sexual comedy (I guess). But in the Parks's example the way points are too widely spaced to be practical - as if you were to say to someone "turn left at Ambleside and stop before you reach Chicago". Here the promise is slightly different, of a simple money-machine alchemy; you can imagine the publisher's rep with his samples case open, trying to conjure the sound of jingling tills in the bookseller's mind. It doesn't matter that the conjunction is completely implausible; it's possible to spend a few idle hours speculating about what such a combination would look like - presumably when you call out a local artisan to wipe brain fragments off the inside of your car he turns up three days late, completely pissed, and then swans off without finishing the quarter-lights. Or you pop out in the evening for a petit rouge and get into a shooting match with the local butcher after he takes offence at your thesis that Hoss from Bonanza was obviously having sex with his horse. Even in the mind of the most fevered salesman, though, this isn't an accurate description of the book in question (a rather good black comedy with an Italian setting). It might even be counter-productive, a phrase that hopes to sell the book as hot-cakes but merely suggests that it is a mixed selection from the past-the-sell-by-date bin.
It doesn't help either that, as well as being a familiar commercial pitch, the locution is also a fairly common piece of comic architecture, in which the possibility of unlikely marriage is exploited for laughs. The writer of "Tarantino meets Peter Mayle" is clearly torn between providing a shorthand for the matter of the book, and tweaking the line into something a bit funnier than "combines witty violence with an accurate representation of provincial life". And "meets" is on hand to solve his problem, just as it is for anyone a bit short of inspiration on the day.
"Meets" is the most fashionable version of this habit of mind, one with a Hollywood briskness about it, but there are other more venerable forms - "a marriage of X and Y", say, or even "a cross between A and B". Clive Anderson offers a good example of the latter in comic mode - and of the fatal temptations of the construction. In the book accompanying his current BBC series he describes Che Guevara as "a cross between Tony Benn and Hugh Grant". This is sublimely off-the-ball, conjuring pictures of a shy, flop-haired Englishman in stained battle-fatigues. He is clutching a mug of tea and staring down from the Corderilla at the enemy forces on the plain below. "Urm, I, um... look... oh fuck, I'm shorry but we can't blow the bridge unless we vote on composite 39 first. Umm... shorry." Presumably, if there's a bit of Tony Benn in Che Guevara then the reverse is true, too, though we will have to find another half: Charles Hawtrey meets Che Guevara? Che Guevara meets Mr Pooter? Enough - I feel a sneeze coming on.
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This time it's Rei's turn to disappear in the middle of the night and Asha knows that something is wrong. He doesn't realize how dangerous the situation is however until he finds Rei outside and sees his eyes.
There is a large gap between this story and On the banks of the Shinjuu. I just never wrote anything about the interim that was worth while.
Something was wrong, he could feel it. Asha woke from a fitful sleep to find the other side of the bed cold and the window open, a cool breeze blowing in. He knew that Rei had come to bed with him and that that damned window had been closed but from the feeling of the sheets Rei had not been next to him for a long time. Asha was worried; he was usually the impulsive one who would disappear during the middle of the night, never Rei. He wondered what could have possibly driven the level headed man to leave with no warning.
Asha threw the blanket off and swung his feet onto the floor, his eyes gazing at the open window. He got up and padded over to it, wondering why Rei had opened it in the first place and looked out over the sleeping military compound. The moon was full and beautiful, its light illuminating the roofs of the buildings, the orange, red, and brown tiles gleaming like the scales of a fish. He was about to close the window again when he caught sight of a crouching bloody figure underneath one of the eucalyptus trees in the yard.
Forgetting about the window completely Asha hurriedly pulled his sandals on before running out of their shared room, hastily closing the door behind him. He ran the entire way to the courtyard, his heart pounding in his chest as the adrenalin in his blood system propelled him forward. As he neared the eucalyptus tree he slowed so as not to scare the person, all the while trying to confirm if the person was Rei. When he saw the familiar blue of the man's pants he knew that he was right.


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Although no one hit the jackpot, several people made out nicely. Five Powerball tickets won $1 million because they matched five of the six winning numbers, according to the official Powerball website. The million-dollar tickets were sold in Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
The next Powerball drawing is now scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 15. If you're planning to purchase a ticket, you should know that the odds of winning $1 million are one in 5.1 million. The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 175 million.
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THE Bandar Magistrate's Court yesterday jailed a local man for two years after he pleaded guilty to four charges of auto theft.
Jaffry bin Mohammad Daud, 28, pleaded guilty before Magistrate Hajah Ervy Rahman to the first count of stealing a Suzuki Swift outside Mahmoon Department Store in Lumut, Kuala Belait, at about 9.35pm on October 17.
Realising the car owner had entered a shop and left the engine running, the defendant got into the vehicle and drove off.
The second count stated the defendant stole a Yamaha X1-R outside a house at Kampong Mulaut in Jalan Mulaut/Tanjong Nangka on October 19. The defendant had transported the motorbike away in a car he was riding in with his friends.
The third count stated the defendant had stolen a Mitsubishi Colt outside Yasmin Azima Mini Mart in Kampong Kupang at about 3.30pm on October 24. Again, he had driven off with the car after realising the owner had gone to a shop and left the engine running.
The fourth count stated that the defendant stole a Hyundai H1 from a house at RPN Kampong Mentiri at about 5am on October 27.
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This list is a great source for answering the questions, "What are the most famous Mughal architecture buildings?" and "What do Mughal architecture buildings look like?"
The Badshahi Mosque in Lahore, commissioned by the sixth Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in 1671 and completed in 1673, is the second largest mosque in Pakistan and South Asia and the fifth largest mosque in the world. Epitomising the beauty, passion and grandeur of the Mughal era, it is Lahore's most ...moresee more on Badshahi Mosque
Hawa Mahal, is a palace in Jaipur, India, so named because it was essentially a high screen wall built so the women of the royal household could observe street festivities while unseen from the outside. Constructed of red and pink sandstone, the palace sits on the edge of the City Palace, and ...more
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Jag Mandir
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Khooni Darwaza
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Naulakha Pavilion
The Naulakha Pavilion is a prominent white marble personal chamber with a curvilinear roof, located beside the Sheesh Mahal courtyard, in the northern section of the Lahore Fort in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. The structure was originally inlaid with precious and semi-precious stones and overlooked the ...moresee more on Naulakha Pavilion
Samode Palace
Samode Palace, Samode Haveli and Samode Bagh are heritage monuments and structures built by the noble feudatory with the hereditary title of 'Maha Rawal' or 'Maha Saheb' of the Amber and Jaipur principality in Rajasthan, India. All three have rich history of several hundred years and display a ...moresee more on Samode Palace
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Sezincote is country estate in Gloucestershire, England. The house was designed by Samuel Pepys Cockerell, built in 1805, and is a notable example of Neo-Mughal architecture, a 19th-century reinterpretation of 16th and 17th-century Mughal architecture from the Mughal Empire. Sezincote is dominated ...moresee more on Sezincote House
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Homemade scents for candlemaking.
My best suggestion is to use a few drops of essential oil. Find the scent you like best and use that. Essential oils should mix with the wax and retain their scent. The only other thing I can think of is to put pieces of cinnamon stick in the candle. Make sure to put them in a part of the candle that will not burn because the stick will burn if the flame gets to it so keep them to the outside of the candle.
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I like using my double boiler to "recycle" lifeless candles. Then for x-mas candles I would sprinkle cinnamon/nutmeg in the wax and stir gently, or use very little perfume.
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Use vanilla, almond, orange or lemon extract you buy in the grocery store.
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I just tried making candles for the first time last night. I couldn't find any peppermint scent, so I just got peppermint extract. I also had some lemon extract lying around the house. My friend came over and we tried the lemon first, doing three eyedroppers full. When we lit them, we couldn't smell anything. Then we made a peppermint one and did about six or seven full eyedroppers and you can smell it if you get your nose right up to the rim of the container. i don't know if it was the essential oils, the creme wax, or the stearine that did it, but it smelled fine in the pot.
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Your problem isnt the scent it sounds like you are adding the scent to the hot wax to long before pouring the candle. We add our scents as the wax is being poured from the boiler to the candle mold. The longer the scent has to heat in the boiler the faster it evaporates. hope this helps
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It was 4 months till anything reached me about the death of Sir Johnson. It was not only about his violent death but also his son missing. At the sight of the paper I felt frightened. He was after us. I knew it.
Having escaped to a small town not far off the larger town of Leeds me and Jonathan had happily settled down as farmers. The wage wasn't great but it gave us a lovely home and my cooking which I had learnt from my mother came in handy when we decided to open our little yet large home as a inn.
It was a lot to happen in 4 months but that had not been the most exciting thing. Jonathan and I were to be wedded in three months and... I was holding his child. I hadn't told him yet but I knew as soon as I did he would be thrilled... but this news. It chilled me to the bone and I walked back to our home hugging the my basket frightened.
We were far from the advancing city life. The train we had took gave us a glimpse but we had decided it was too risky. I didn't mind being a little behind it gave me a feeling of a real family home. A place where you need worry about nothing more than keeping the home right and proper.
Reaching the crossing path near our home I stopped and leaned against the fence to watch Jonathan who was trying to calm down a horse and get it to pull the plower that was needed. We could afford a motorised one yet but strangely I did not want one.
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Speaking of spam (previous post about Microsoft sweepstakes scams), while trolling through my junk email folder I noticed these today:
- "You have exactly repeated the views of the immortal Emmanuel on that subject."
- "The river of time itself consisted for the most part of bright-coloured foreign cars with water spurting up in fountains from under their tyres."
- "All day sitting down there cursing curses at the dog."
- "Implement conditional, iterative, and jump flow control statements and arrays."
- "Bilbo was crossing the floor of the hall."
- "For some, it would be because they're there."
Wow, we go from obviously identifiable spam because of its crappy grammar to spam that has rather sophisticated, grammatically-correct sentence structure! It's still funny to read, though. My favorite is the second one. I'm imagining some kind of weird Carl Sagan/Cosmos-esque computer graphic moving us through the river of time, from the Big Bang until the present, showing Edsels and Fairlanes shooting water from their wheel wells. Cool!
Oh, for all you code geeks out there: what's a conditional iterative array? 🙂
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In March 1968 I had an interview with John Cole to become a Guardian reporter. It turned out to be more of a social chat than an inquisition, not least since I had just returned to Britain after a year working on the Courier-Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, owned at that time by the high-minded, liberal-minded Bingham family.
The Courier-Journal had entertained John royally when he had visited its offices while on a Churchill travelling fellowship a few years earlier, and we spent an hour recalling Louisville. John did, however, tell me that he felt a little miffed that in the division of labour at the Guardian, the Manchester office covered Northern Ireland, though added that nothing ever happened there. Later that day, he telephoned to offer me a job.
After I'd spent a year as a general reporter, he sent me to join the Guardian's team in parliament. I sensed that he wished he could go there instead. In 1973, I handed him my resignation, saying that I was joining the BBC contingent in parliament. "Does that mean," he asked, picking up a pen, pretending that it was a microphone, "that you will be saying: 'I am standing outside the Houses of Parliament on a wet Friday afternoon waiting for ...'"
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PURPOSE: To determine prevalence of pulmonary hypertension (PH) and cardiovascular conditions in patients with ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP) and its influence on new onset or worsening of pre-existing PH or cardiovascular complications.
METHODS: Retrospective medical record analysis of intensive care unit patients with VAP. Records were reviewed for clinical characteristics, including sociodemographic data, echocardiogram, electrocardiogram, cardiac biomarkers and serum creatinine 60 days before and after developing VAP. Statistical analysis included descriptive statistics and chi square analysis to compare clinical characteristics between those with and without PH.
RESULTS: Eight-six records were reviewed, including 51 (59%) males and 35 (41%) females. Mean age was 64.6±18 years. Before VAP 68% had an abnormal electrocardiogram due to rhythm disturbance (21%), ischemic heart disease (10%), or both (37%). Following development of VAP, 30% of patients developed new electrocardiographic changes to include rhythm disturbance (19%), ischemic heart disease (9%), or both (2%). Laboratory data before VAP included elevated cardiac β natriuretic peptide (BNP) (70%), cardiac troponins (50%), serum creatinine (37%), and creatinine phosphokinase-MB (32%). The greatest biomarker change after VAP was cardiac BNP (worse in 44% patients), followed by cardiac troponins (26%), serum creatinine (16%), and creatinine phosphokinase-MB (8%). Available echocardiogram results suggested that 52% had PH before developing VAP and 62% had new onset or worsening of PH after VAP. There were no differences in clinical characteristics between those with and without PH (p>.05). New onset or worsening of PH after VAP was not associated with worsening left ventricular dysfunction (p>.05).
CONCLUSIONS: Pulmonary hypertension and underlying cardiac conditions are major risk factors for the development of VAP. New onset or worsening of PH is a complication of VAP secondary to hypoxia and is independent of left ventricular dysfunction. Additionally, there is increased risk of cardiovascular complications within 60 days following VAP.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The present study demonstrates the need for laboratory testing of cardiac biomarkers, electrocardiogram and echocardiogram in patients with VAP. Role of pulmonary vasodilators to treat PH secondary to VAP warrants further investigation.
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Treatment of neonatal sepsis
Neonatal sepsis is a major cause of death and severe illness, affecting thousands of babies worldwide. A group of international researchers have investigated the effectiveness of intravenous immune globulin in the treatment of this condition.
Norman Swan: One of the largest trials ever conducted into babies in neonatal intensive care units has reported its findings on the prevention of a big and deadly problem in preterm babies - infection. One of the study's leaders was William Tarnow-Mordi, Professor of Neonatal Medicine at the University of Sydney and Director of the Winner Centre for Newborn Research at Westmead.
William Tarnow-Mordi: Back in the 1990s there was some very promising evidence that a blood product called intravenous immunoglobulin, which is basically concentrated antibodies from blood donations might be of use in helping babies who have infection and the preliminary evidence was that it might halve the rate of mortality in babies presenting with infection in the neonatal intensive care units.
Norman Swan: How much of a problem is infection in these preterm babies?
William Tarnow-Mordi: It's a major problem. Worldwide there are 4 million deaths in the first 28 days after birth across the world.
Norman Swan: Of all babies or of premature babies?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Of all babies and most of those babies are deaths associated with infection or prematurity or both.
Norman Swan: And what kind of infections are we talking about?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Mostly blood infections and mostly bacterial infections but they do include fungal infections and some viral infections.
Norman Swan: And how do they get them?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Well babies, particularly premature babies are particularly vulnerable to infection, their immune systems are not mature and if they're born early they're even less equipped to fight infection. They do depend on antibodies most of which are transferred across the placenta from the mother in the last 8 weeks of pregnancy.
Norman Swan: Which kind of covers them until they produce their own?
William Tarnow-Mordi: That's right.
Norman Swan: Hence the reason for giving supplementary antibodies.
William Tarnow-Mordi: That was the theoretical justification and the early trials certainly supported the idea that it might be helpful. The early trials suggested there was a halving in mortality in trials of IVIG versus control.
Norman Swan: So why did you need to do this 14 year long multi-national trial which has taken up - you've gone grey with this trial William?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Well the reason is that we know from experience that many promising results from earlier trials are in fact false and you have to do reliable trials before you can rely on them and introduce treatment changes which will in fact affect thousands of babies worldwide. And in fact in this trial we have now found that the initial promise was not sustained, that the trial which we increased to 3,493 babies showed exactly the same rate of death and disability in the intravenous immunoglobulin group and the control group.
Norman Swan: Was there any harm?
William Tarnow-Mordi: No, we found no evidence of harm but it does suggest that our efforts should be directed elsewhere.
Norman Swan: Why do you think if there was an antibody deficit, why do you think providing extra antibodies doesn't help?
William Tarnow-Mordi: I think the immune system needs to become activated so that the baby can make antibodies directed against this specific problem, this specific bug.
Norman Swan: So what you're saying is that it's too passive giving the antibodies, the antibodies have got to be turned on in a sense into an immune system that's ready to actually use them and so you're just sort of blowing in the wind?
William Tarnow-Mordi: That's only one part of the picture. The immune system is very complex and antibodies are just one part of that.
Norman Swan: What other prospects are on the horizon?
William Tarnow-Mordi: We are now turning our attention to something that looks quite promising. It's called lactoferrin and it's a protein found in mammalian milk, easily produced, quite cheaply from dairy milk and the preliminary evidence again is that lactoferrin may be extremely effective in protecting premature babies from infection.
Norman Swan: How?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Well that's based on a trial which recruited 472 babies which is already 50% more than all the trials that led us to start the IVIG experiment. There was a reduction in late onset sepsis, that's infection occurring after 72 hours, more than a two third reduction.
Norman Swan: What does lactoferrin do if it does work?
William Tarnow-Mordi: We think it does a number of things it competes with the bugs for iron so prevents the bugs from proliferating because it takes a very important substrate for their metabolism but we also think that it basically punches holes in the microbe wall and it's got extremely powerful laboratory activity against all four major classes of pathogen - that's bacteria, fungi, viruses and protozoa.
Norman Swan: Now there's increasingly, in the neonatal intensive care units and elsewhere where they try and give babies breast milk, either age-appropriate breast milk or expressed breast milk from the mother or breast milk bank. To what extent do we know that that's worth the effort, that that protects against infection?
William Tarnow-Mordi: We have very strong evidence indeed that breast milk protects against infection. For understandable reasons there are not many randomised control trials.
Norman Swan: So it's an act of faith?
William Tarnow-Mordi: No, the randomised trials that have been done show substantial reductions in infection and nasty inflammatory disease of the gut called necrotising enterocolitis.
Norman Swan: So why don't you just rely on breast milk?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Well we do but unfortunately the sickest babies can't take much breast milk for the first two, three, four weeks and so the appeal of lactoferrin is that you can give it in very small volumes and you can start from maybe day 2 or day 3, and you may be able to breach that hiatus and protect them even more effectively than the breast milk that we encourage.
Norman Swan: And you give this by mouth?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Yes, it's given by the nasal gastric tube that's into their tummy.
Norman Swan: You must be a bit devastated - all these years and you come up with a negative result
William Tarnow-Mordi: Well no, we're closer to the truth and that's always important. I think the positive things we can take from this is that we don't need to spend time and effort and money and resources on something that really doesn't work. We estimate that had this treatment IVIG been given to all the babies that we thought might benefit, it would cost in Australia 1 million dollars a year and so that time and effort can now be devoted elsewhere.
The other thing that is very encouraging I think is that this shows that we can achieve the kind of working together, the collaboration in Australia and New Zealand and around the world that is really needed to recruit the thousands of babies that you need for reliable results.
Norman Swan: How many other things are done to neonates in the intensive care that we really don't have a clue about the evidence?
William Tarnow-Mordi: Well, if you look at it very stringently if you look at the fact that very few treatments have been tested in trials with say more than 2000 babies then we can't be sure that treatments that we're using all the time might have a small increase or decrease effect on things like mortality and disability.
Norman Swan: Because there are some very expensive things happening in neonatal intensive care units.
William Tarnow-Mordi: That's right but I think in our defence and in defence of the neonatal community it has an excellent track record in demanding very rigorous evidence before it embarks on new therapies. And IVIG is a good case in point.
Norman Swan: Intravenous immunoglobulin.
William Tarnow-Mordi: Intravenous immunoglobulin. The neonate community as a whole did not launch into putting pressure on regulatory authorities to release quantities of IVIG for routine use, they waited for this trial.
Norman Swan: William Tarnow-Mordi , Professor of Neonatal Medicine at the University of Sydney and Director of the Winner Centre for Newborn Research at Westmead.
The INIS Collaborative Group: Treatment of Neonatal Sepsis with Intravenous Immune Globulin. New England Journal of Medicine 2011;365:1201-11
- Professor William Tarnow-Mordi
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