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Past experiences have proven that a less independent central bank leads to higher inflation, so if Dr Kohn's concerns become reality, price pressures could build in the US and put at risk a sustainable economic recovery. The Fed tacitly admitted in January that it could come under political pressure if it incurs losses on its balance sheet as interest rates rise and bond prices fall.
Dr Kohn, Fed vice-chairman from 2006 to 2010 and overlooked for the top job in favour of Dr Yellen, says the dramatic actions the Fed took during and after the global financial crisis have put its independence at risk.
"We need to be vigilant. The risks and threats to independence have increased," Dr Kohn said in a Brookings Institution paper published on Monday. "At some point, the Federal Reserve will need to tighten policy to keep inflation from rising persistently above its 2 per cent inflation target.
"The decision to turn towards tightening is always difficult and subject to second-guessing in the political sphere.
"It will be even tougher after a long period of weak growth, unprecedented policy actions, and historically low mortgage and other interest rates."
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Such actions, as well as a failure to see the financial crisis coming, have increased scrutiny of central banks.
Questions and criticisms have been raised about their goals, governance and accountability, with critics claiming the Fed has favoured Wall Street, not Main Street. Central bankers are not elected by the public and are appointed by governments, so some politicians feel they now wield too much power.
Potential losses seen as leverage
Several actions by the Fed during and after the crisis straddled the line between fiscal and monetary policies, by taking some fiscal risk on to the central bank's balance sheet.
While the Fed loans were repaid without any losses, the Fed faces the prospect that as long-term rates rise, it will have mark-to-market losses on its balance sheet.
"Losses could be used as a political weapon by those who seek to curtail the Federal Reserve's independence or limit its powers," Dr Kohn said.
The Federal Open Market Committee's December meeting minutes, published this month, noted "participants also expressed some concern that additional asset purchases increase the likelihood that the Federal Reserve might at some point suffer capital losses".
"But it was pointed out that the Federal Reserve's asset purchases would almost certainly provide significant net income to the Treasury over the life of the program, especially when the effects of the program on the broader economy were taken into account, and that potential reputational risks to the Federal Reserve arising from any future capital losses could be mitigated by communicating that point to the public," the minutes said.
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Dr Kohn says central banks should be held ultimately accountable for outcomes and not for the techniques they used to get to those outcomes.
"Instrument independence is necessary to overcome the short-term perspective of politicians, who tend to be more interested in boosting economic growth before the next election and less focused on the longer-term inflationary consequences of such actions," Mr Kohn said.
Dr Bernanke, who will hand over to Dr Yellen at the end of January, has acknowledged concerns about the effects of political interference on monetary policy.
In a speech in 2010, Dr Bernanke said: "Careful empirical studies support the view that more-independent central banks tend to deliver better inflation outcomes than less-independent central banks, without compromising economic growth."
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The realization that there will one day be more pilots remotely controlling aircraft than sitting in the cockpit offers new challenges, including how effective UAVs would be in air-to-air combat.
Gen. Edward Rice, commander of the Air Education and Training Command, noted that there would be at least 1,000 pilots specializing in UAV aircraft.
Meanwhile, U.S. Army officials noted there is a growing demand for UAVs, but that demand will be difficult to fulfill due to budget cuts. The USAF also faces issues with budget cuts, and must now carefully choose which type of aircraft it invests in over the next decade, with Congress continually reminded that defense budget cuts could greatly handicap each branch of the US military.
In addition to U.S. research, UAV research has steadily increased in the UK, Israel, and other major military locations throughout the rest of the world. The Israel Air Force believe its Heron TP UAV will be able to collect data while flying over Iran, as the nation's largest UAV hopes to further modernize Israel's air technology.
The need for UAV technology has also led to an increase in private contractors developing software and aircraft that also progress with continued improvements. Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman have dominated the UAV market, while AAI Corp. and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems also receive significant funding for their own research.
As the need for UAVs grows, intelligence gathering and armed missions are two priorities for U.S. armed forces fighting overseas.
The recent killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S. citizen and lead Al-Qaida organizer, has shown the effectiveness of UAVs to follow and engage high-value enemy targets. The CIA-operated UAVs monitored al-Awlaki for a few weeks before deciding to engage -- waiting for the high-value target to relocate to a more secluded area, which helped reduce the likelihood of collateral damage.
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We found the room to be immaculate. The service was first class, and Rozzano couldn't do enough for us. They should truly charge extra for the view. That alone is worth the stay. Situated high above the valley on the hillside is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the area. Their restaurant is considered a 5 star and I can agree. Everything was served perfectly and was a true dining experience for us. If anyone is looking for a place to relax, enjoy and to have a fabulous meal, this is it. Il Vigneto is a gem. None. Everything was wonderful
Beautifully restored country estate with panoramic views. Restaurant failed to live up to expectations - limited alternatives in area
Romantic design of the hotel. Wonderfull views from the hotel. Quiteness. From the other hand it is just 6 km from Alba.
This is a lovely small family run hotel (only six rooms) with a very good restaurant on the terrace with the countryside view (the hotel is located on the hill sourranded by the vineyards). We`stayed in the appartment - very romantic :-) Food in the restaurant is excellnet! It is a perfect place either for a romantic weekend + testing a good food and wine or e.g. a place for a night break during your longer trip to Italy.
Nice room with big windows facing to the valley and the wine yard. Wonderful location. All Hotel staffs were kind and restaurant was excellent. There are lots of inscects in the room. It may be because of the season.
Good base to explore the wineries in the vicinity. Free wifi worked well. Gorgeous views and good restaurant. Room decor was a bit spartan, not very cosy. Hot water was not working in our room at around 10.30pm (had to skip our shower) but it was ok the next morning.
The personal engagement and caring attitude from the staff, especially from the owner who is responsible for the restaurant.
Stunning scenery, fab food & very attntive, friendly staff. Superb! Rom 3 was next to the breakfast room & the terrace ovrlooked the next door farm yard but the front terrce looking over to the Alps was stunning
lovely quiet, rural location in the middle of a vineyard, a rustic hotel
Staff went out of there way to help us. Beautiful location. Excellent food. Enjoyed every moment!
It was quite close to the bus station and close to Piedmont's wine country. The breakfast was okay and the staff helped us get into a wine tour. The interior, while fine, was dated. There wasn't any public transportation readily available for us in Alba so our trip to a winery was 20 Euros each way for essentially a 5-minute car ride. If we were to do it again, we would have just rented a car from Turin for the day and driven down to Alba (or Asti or whichever vineyard you found). The added benefit to this would have been the ability to enjoy the rolling hills and vineyards all around that area.
Good room and parking facilities, restaurant with excellent food. Close to the old city, walking distance.
The best thing was the efficiency and helpfulness of the staff. The room was clean, quiet, large and near the city centre for walking.
The hotel is modern, with large clean rooms. Located in short walking distance to the center of Alba.
Very close to downtown Alba.
The room space and the wine list in the restaurant.
the light airy decor of the room matched with a fair degree of comfort.
We enjoyed our stay very much, it was so welcoming, its closeness to the centre was excellent.
Large and confortable room. A bit expensive for this area.
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Very helpful and friendly staff. Very nice spacious rooms Hotel a bit hidden away.
we had a lovely room, a great bathroom, the hotel was silent, the staff was professional and very friendly and we even got a welcome drink and a gift when we checked out! this is a perfect hotel and I would surely stay here again and recommend to everybody! Maybe the neighbourhood was a bit uncosy but that is a minor detail
Hotel staff and room Rooms did not have air conditioning (cooling) no screens on windows
We stayed for 1 night in this hotel, but had a very positive experience. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They even managed to book a table at Piazza Duomo restaurant for us.
The Manager/Owner was great and went out of his way to help us - dropped us off in town in his car. Nice surroundings, very quite. Only hicup was the office girl said she set our wake up call - we wanted to leave by 6 am. No wake up call came through, but fortunately we woke up ourselves,but it was then a mad rush to get to the airport on time and very stressful.
The owner / manager is a delightful gentleman named Nico. He remembered us from about 6 years ago and his attention to detail is remarkable. Location feels secluded and the rooms are quite modern and comfortable. Nico can be counted on to give delicious recommendations of nearby italian restaurants. Super value for what feels like a charming boutique hotel.
The hotel is very pleasantly set just outside Alba looking over the countryside with a stream running past under our balcony. It has been recently renovated with the effective use of much bare steelwork including chairs and railings that had been allowed to rust then treated and waxed. We had a large room with a very modern bathroom, air conditioning and Internet access in the room. The owner was No
The character of the "owner" patron and the charisma of the entire hotel. unfortunately industrial construction over whelms this hotel location, however a gem when considered it is in town - bicycles are avaiiable for loan. They even offered a free pick up from the station.... wonderful.
Perfect!! Wish I could stay longer...
The most outstanding thing about the hotel was Nico, who was an outstanding host. He is an expert on local restaurants and sights, and an extremely hospitable and sociable guy. There was nothing we would say we didn't like.
Staff was very helpful and friendly, location, restaurant, bathroom beds could have been more comfortable
Proximity to Barolo wine region, fine dining, and beautiful scenery. Good breakfast at hotel, no hassles. Wi-fi only available in lobby.
Perfekt location, clean room, private parking. The breakfast could have been a bit bigger.
A nice hotel not worth the money for it. Not worth the money.
Very friendly staff, good location for a city trip, inside parking rooms rather basic, roadside rooms very noisy, Aircondition not working
The location is very good, near both the train station and the "old town." The front desk staff (with one exception) was excellent - very friendly, offering to make dinner reservations, etc. Breakfast was very nice. The room was a little small, and the bed/pillows were hard as a rock. There was one man at the front desk who was downright unfriedly; I was visiting my daughter who lives in town, and he wouldn't let her come up to the room without a passport. He didn't seem to believe that I was using the room as a single room.
Location Initial welcom at reception.
We were impressed by the young man on the reception desk at the time of our arrival. He could not have been more helpful and friendly. The pillows on our bed were hard and uncomfortable. The shower room was small and over furnished. The shower cubicle itself was old and uninviting.
Staff were friendly and helpful. The room including the bathroom were very clean. The location was perfect.
good location, spacious room not really
The views are stunning, the restaurant terrace is perfect, the room we had was large with a private balcony overlooking the pool and vineyards. good beakfast. Very enjoyable. We would have preferred a more traditional and local menu in this beautiful setting - one with less twist - although some dishes, particularly deserts, were excellent
Absolutely beautiful hotel, open two years. Hotel is situated near the village of Serralunga D'Alba, on a hillside overlooking the Barolo wine region. Very close to the city of Alba, which is a medieval treasure. Our room was extremely nice, and had the only real bathroom of any place we stayed on our trip. Very comfortable and quiet. The restaurant faces into a Barolo vineyard. The owner Ricardo supervises everything, and makes sure that everything is perfect. The restaurant serves only locally grown and produced ingredients that are prepared wonderfully. I cannot describe how nice this place really is. I can imagine during picking season this place would be spectacular.
Very good hotel with friendly people. The room was very nice en spacious. One of the best showers ever in a hotel. Breakfast was also very good. We did not eat in the hotel, but the menu looked good and we were told by other people that the food was good. The hotel has a wonderfull view over the hills with the vineyards.
outstanding quality; perfect quisine; impressive wine list; located in heart of Barolo wine region
Although we were there during the off-season the staff was extremely helpful and made our stay really enjoiable
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We had a bit of mixup with our reservation. The manager immediatly reconized this and was quick and extremly generous in fixing the problem. The hotle has a lovely setting with very large rooms. Also he arranged for us to go to an excellent restaurant even though they have a lovely restaruant at the hotel.
The hotel has a fantastic location in the middle of the Piemonte wine area, close to Barolo and La Morra. The view from the rooms is fantastic and the terrasse of the room suberb. Good breakfast buffet.We really enjoyed our stay. Only small disadvantage: if you want to go out for dinner you need a car to visit other restaurants as the distance to the closest village (Serralunga d'Alba) is about 2 km and too dangerous to walk in the night (small road, no lights). For the season it was very cold, only 5 degrees. There was no room heating on, only after our request it was switched on. For a 4 star hotel this should be done automatically, not after letting guests "freeze" for two days. You also would expect a better soundproof room for this class of a hotel, you can easily hear people talking in the next room.
The hotel is beautifully located on a hill over Castiglione Falletto, the swimmingpool is very refreshing on hot summer days, breakfast is on the terrasse overlooking the vineyards.
enjoyed very much this villa, excelent service and stuff especialy the guy who runs the hotel. none
Excellent service - the staff was very friendly and well trained. The rooms were absolutely beautiful and the view unbelievable. They pay a lot of attention to details which makes it a very special experience. Are you kidding me? It was perfect!
Toured around the Piedmonte with visits to Barbaresco, Barolo, Alba
Friendly staff, nice place and outstanding food, it was a perfect stay. The lightning is a bit low in the bath room
The view was incredible, pleasant personnel, esp Saviero. Good food, excellent wines, great rooms.
The hotel was in a stunning setting , surrounder by beautiful vineyards.The restaurant was wonderful,fabulous local specialities in a glamerous and intimate setting.The breakfast was exceptional.Rooms were simple but very pleasant and had everything you could need.The beautiful town of Alba only a few km away.
Excellent kitchen. Beatiful room. Stunningly situated on hilltop close to Alba. More than a hotel with a restaurant, Locanda del Pilone is a restaurant with hotelrooms.
Lovely small hotel with great attention to detail, including staff; delightful rooms, magnificent vineyard vistas. Sorry to miss the Michelin star restaurant (closed on Tuesdays). Well recommend the area for wine lovers and the hotel for comfort and personal attention.
The food was excellent and so was the wine list. Breakfast was a pleasure. The staff young and friendly. A free internet wi-fi connection. The room was not on the same level as the food.
It is a great place to explore the nearby rolling hills of the region and experience their wines. The hotel is very rustic and may not be for everyone. The owner is a character and entertains his guests with his beautiful singing voice at the piano ... The breakfast could be better. I was there for two days only and had the same 2 little cheeses and the 1 local raw salami. It could be just slightly updated with very little effort. My room was not done when I returned from a long day at 6.00 pm.
The location, layout and design of the hotel. It will be better with the pool facility, coming in June 2007 and a restaurant would make the hotel just excellent.
Very tasteful conversion blending the old with modern conveniences. Good breakfast. Spotlessly clean,nice pool and frienldy and helpful receptionist. Convenient location for touring. Lacks dining facilities but there are many very good restaurants in the area -take the recommendations by the reception for good quallity Piemontese food at reasonable prices.
The property is in excellent condition and the craftsmanship was impeccable. The staff was friendly and helpful. The swimming pool was wonderful however they need to put towels in the pool area/changing rooms. With a few small touches and attention to detail this property could easily move into the 4 star category. While breakfast was nice, it was not impressive and with the addition of a few more items would have been spectacular. The rooms are quaint and basic but seem to be missing that extra something special.
Great indoor pool and lovely romantic setting. Was able to go for a swim even when the weather was cold outside. Good continental breakfast and great coffee. Had a superior deluxe room and it was still a little small.
The pool is phantastic, but it is only open after 10.30 a.m. Most of the people want to use the pool prior to 10.30 (e.g. before breakfast)
The fabulous view.
Beautiful scenery, big parking lot, beautiful buildings and breakfast room, friendly helpful staff. Lovely location in middle of hazelnut orchard; however, no paths to walk. I had looked forward to walks in the countryside but you cannot do this from the hotel location.
The location and views from the hotel are very nice. The rooms are comfortable and warm. The staff could have been more informative about events going on in the town of Alba. Staff was not very friendly.
The hotel was in a beautiful area of Piedmont. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There is no place to walk in the vicinity.
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The hotel its self was lovely, very clean and tastefully decorated. Breakfast was excellent too.


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Karma County needed a helping hand - or two - to provide authentic Strine to their latest album. Bryan Brown made the part sing, writes Michael Dwyer.
The movie-star cameo has given pop music an occasional dramatic boost since Vincent Price spooked up Alice Cooper's Black Widow. There he was again, to much the same effect, on Michael Jackson's Thriller. Richard Burton made David Essex sound like a faded glam pop idol on War of the Worlds.
And who can forget Phil Daniels' classic cockney monologue on Blur's Parklife?
For Karma County, there was only one man alive who could lend the requisite flinty Aussie gravity to the urban fable of Dexter & Sinistra.
Well, there were two, but they quickly decided that Paul Keating might not have the same unifying appeal as Bryan Brown."
Bryan turned up backstage at a gig we did at the Sydney Opera House a few years back," says singer Brendan Gallagher, "so I sort of got my foot in the door then. I got the number of his production company through a mate of mine, and it turned out the girl who answered the phone was a fan of ours."
Gallagher had broken the ice at the Opera House by telling Brown about a screening of Two Hands he'd recently witnessed in Rome. It was at a vast, 1000-seat outdoor cinema where "some poor lady with a laptop" was employed to translate the actor's colourful Australianisms into acceptable Italian subtitles."
I would have liked to have peppered the song with a few expletives, because he delivers them so beautifully," Gallagher says with a laugh.
Instead of blue language, though, he opted for poetic turns of phrase and the crafted metaphor of a good yarn to bring Dexter & Sinistra to life.
Italian speakers may notice the left and right implications of the two protagonists' names. Two hands. No wonder Brown sprang to mind."
Right, left; good, bad - there's the story," Gallagher says. "I sent him the lyrics and the idea, and he rang me the next day: 'G'day, Brendan, how ya goin'?' "The good thing about actors is they come prepared; they learn scripts for a living. He said, `You want me to say this just like I'm tellin' a story, right?' So he stood there and threw his arms around and told it like a yarn. I had him speaking into a taxi microphone, sitting down real close to make it a bit crusty."
Combined with Karma County's coastal spaghetti-western atmosphere and one of Gallagher's cooler guitar riffs, the track became a highlight of the Sydney trio's new album, Pacifico.
It's their first in three years, since Happy Birthday Dear Customer finally took the shine off six years of intense touring. In that time, Gallagher, Stuart Eadie and Michael Galeazzi had been amply praised by critics, rewarded with an ARIA and dumped by Warner Music. A break was in order, the singer says.
Gallagher occupied himself, in part, by producing a second Jimmy Little album, Life's What You Make It . He had been instrumental in Little's ARIA-winning comeback of '99, The Messenger, and wrote the music to the recent documentary Jimmy Little's Gentle Journey, among other forays into soundtrack production.
He completed another circle in February when he was summoned backstage by David Bowie at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. He had played guitar on a remix that Bowie commissioned of Marius de Vries in '99. A photo of the encounter was hanging in Karma County's studio when Bryan Brown arrived."
He was looking at this picture of me and Bowie, and I told him, 'That's my most famous photo.'" Gallagher says. "He said, 'Yeah? I did a movie with Paul McCartney once.'" The movie was Give My Regards to Broadstreet, widely regarded as one of the most horrible meetings of pop music and celluloid.
Dexter & Sinistra is definitely a step up.
Karma County play at the Cornish Arms, Brunswick, tomorrow night, with guests the Millers Tale. Pacifico is out on Vitamin Records.


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Watch Jason Derulo Take the Celebuzz Star Survey
Singer Jason Derulo recently stopped by the brand-new Celebuzz studio here in New York, during which we went all Oprah on him and asked a bunch of hard-hitting questions.
Okay, no, we mostly asked him about his favorite TV shows and his girlfriend Jordin Sparks – but his answers were good, regardless.
Want to know the last movie he cried during was? Or the most expensive thing he's ever bought? Check it all out now in the video, above.
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I launched Eclipse, created a new Flex project and got a shiny new application started. I then found myself staring at the clean grey page with no idea of where to start – call it programmer's block. Okay, time to regroup. In the past, with larger code based development projects (Java, .Net, etc.) I would have fallen back to the design document and started with either the main data structure/function, or some of the well defined supporting classes. Really building with AIR is no different. The only change is that instead of a data structure, the project is user/task focused.
If I look back at the application structural diagram it gives me a place to start:
The central object that the user interacts with is the Fly Pattern – seems as good a place to start as any.
If I look at a typical fly pattern it consists of some simple elements (the image, fly name, tier name, notes) and some more complex elements (recipe, instructions) that can repeat. To me this means that the pattern class has a couple of support classes that contain repeating elements. Now we're getting somewhere.
I created a new MXML Component to hold the pattern and called it patternDetails. I dropped on some objects to hold the simple elements – an mx:Image for the main picture, a mx:Text for the fly name and another mx:Text for the tier's name. I didn't mess around with layout and design too much – I wanted to get all of the elements together before I worried about aesthetics. Not that aesthetics aren't important, they are one of the keys to usability, but there is no use buying wallpaper until you know how big the room is.
Next I created two other MXML Components – one for the recipe data and one for the instructions. Both of these have elements that repeat and are quite similar in function, although they are very different in presentation. First the recipe: this consists of a list of elements consisting of parts, materials and notes. The number of elements in the list is not fixed as one pattern may have three items and another may have forty. I needed a MXML object that was capable of holding such a list.
In previous projects I have used the DataGrid in its various forms. Its a useful item that can be bound directly to a data source and has a lot of built in functionality (such as sort). Its really useful for lists of data items. I tried it, but it just didn't look right, it was a bit too rigid in its layout. I started to look for an alternative when I came across the mx:Repeater. Repeater also can be bound to a data source, but you specify all of the item layout yourself. It doesn't have the built in functionality, but it does have a lot of freedom in its layout – perfect.
Since I have to consider layout soon, I would like to see how the screens look with "real" data and image. I picked a fly pattern called a Stimulator as a typical example, but how to get the data into the application? Eventually this will be done by reading the information from a database, but this requires developing the database structure, supporting data structure and supporting classes. It will have to be done eventually, but for right now I just want to see something quickly. I could go the other route and just hard code everything from images to text, but that doesn't verify the functionality of the application – it means that I would need to rebuild everything when I built the functional code.
What I needed was a happy medium – something that I could put together quickly with out a lot of support classes, but still could be easily transitioned into functional code. Objects such as Repeater can use a dataProvider attribute to specify their data source. The dataProvider can be an array of Objects and can come from any data source. In the long run the source will be the database, but right now I can create a local array and use it to test the Repeater. So I created a temporary folder for the images and set up an ArrayCollection to hold the data locally. For example, the following is the temporary array setup for the recipe component:
One other thing to note about the Repeater. A consequence of complete freedom of look and feel is that you no longer have some of the basic functionality that you would expect. For example when I first created the Repeater, connected the dataProvider and populated it with some text elements it repeated everything on the same line. It did not lay new elements after the previous one. What I wanted was something akin to the repeating subform functionality provided Acrobat. I eventually found that wrapping the entire Repeater in a VBox did the layout as the VBox ensures that elements get placed one after the other.
So, now I have a rough fly pattern view with real (sort of) data. I can now start making it look nice. Here's what it looked like before the beautification effort:
For those interested in seeing the early source code I've posted it in zip format here.


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Piranesi's images inspire works from Poe to video games
If you are a fan of Vincent Price films like "Pit and The Pendulum" (1961) or the equally famous lithographs, woodcuts and drawings by the graphic artist M.C. Escher (1898-1972), you will most definitely enjoy the exhibition "Giovanni Battista Piranesi: Architecture and the Spaces of the Imagination" on display in Carnegie Museum's Works on Paper Gallery.
Approximately 45 works on paper created by Piranesi (1720-1788), his contemporaries and his followers that explore the idea of architecture as a subject in art are on display. Among those are prints from Piranesi's "Imaginary Prisons (Carceri d'invenzione)," a series of fantastical, haunting prints from the 1760s that are arresting in their scale, attention to detail, composition and texture.
The works depict cavernous, gloomy, sometimes ruined chambers, labyrinthine corridors and staircases filled with huge, unreal machines and enormous chains. Amanda Zehnder, Carnegie Museum of Art assistant curator of fine arts and organizer of the exhibition, says, "Escher was definitely aware of these prints, as was Edgar Allan Poe when he wrote 'The Pit and The Pendulum.' Even many different architects were aware of these."
Piranesi issued the "Imaginary Prisons" series in two editions. The first, published in 1750, included 14 images. For the second edition, of 1761, he entirely re-worked the copperplates and made two additional images. A dozen of the 13 "Prisons" prints on view here are from the second edition, in which Piranesi significantly darkened all the scenes, creating a grim atmosphere particularly suited to the nightmarish subject matter. The dark tone, visually and thematically, is one of the most famous aspects of this later edition.
As viewers will see via a side by side display of print number 11 from the series -- one being from the first issue of the series and the other from a later issue -- Piranesi reworked the plates numerous times, continuing to produce new and alternate states as his career progressed, often changing the scale of single objects to make them appear more imposing or visually intriguing. In this example, the later print is darker and has more contrast. Plus, Zehnder says, "He never inscribed titles to these, but he added a number, 'XI,' here."
But what may be most intriguing about these prints is not only do they encourage exploration of the history of prison architecture and 18th-century theoretical, psychological, and social debates about confinement, correction and punishment, but many of the issues presented in the works continue to have relevance today.
"Artists have bounced off of this particular series for a long time," Zehnder adds. "It's a starting point for a particular aesthetic that relates to today. Video games, digital reality and many different movies can all be traced back to these."
Also on display are a selection of prints from another of Piranesi's extensive and well-known series, "The Views of Rome (Vedute di Roma)," begun in 1747 and continued to his death.
The best example may well be "Veduta dell' anfiteatro Flavio ditto il Colosseo," (1776) which depicts a bird's eye view of the Colosseum in Rome. Zehnder says Piranesi applied his imagination to such architectural views as he did with his imaginary "Prisons" series. "When you think about it, there is no possible way in his lifetime to have ever seen this view of the Colosseum. There were no skyscrapers nearby, there were no airplanes, hot air balloons, or whatever. So, he had to have made this up, using his knowledge of the Colosseum and creating this new vantage point for it."
Additionally, one volume of architectural etchings from the William R. Oliver Special Collections Room of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is on display, showing the original format of many of Piranesi's works, which were bound in large folios.
"His 'Views of Rome' were his bread and butter," Zehnder says. "He made over 130 images of the views of Rome essentially from the beginning of his career until the day he died. He was very well known for these and sold them extensively."
Of particular interest to Pittsburghers will be photographs by legendary Pittsburgh photographer Clyde Hare from his 1981 series, "Allegheny County Courthouse and Jail." The twisting, turning staircases of these buildings exhibit elements of Piranesi's designs, giving evidence of his influence over architects worldwide. Hare's meticulously planned photographs bring the architectural details of the buildings to the forefront, making for an obvious connection to the Piranesi works.
Add to that several prints by Piranesi's contemporaries, Giovanni Antonio Canal, a.k.a. "Canaletto (1697"1768) and Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (1696"1770), as well as a few others, and we have an overall delightful exhibit to enjoy this holiday season.Additional Information:
'Giovanni Battista Piranesi: Architecture and the Spaces of the Imagination'
What: An exhibition of approximately 45 works on paper created by Piranesi (1720-1788), his contemporaries and his followers exploring the idea of architecture as a subject in art.
When: Through Feb. 15. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays; Thursdays until 8 p.m.; noon-5 p.m. Sundays
Where: Carnegie Museum of Art , 4400 Forbes Ave., Oakland
Admission: $15; $12 for senior citizens; $11 for children and students; free to museum members and children under 3
Details: 412-622-3131 or
Related event: 'Lunch & Learn: The Magnificent Piranesi' -- Bernie Schultz, dean of the College of Creative Arts and professor of art history at West Virginia University, will give an illustrated presentation on Piranesi and his remarkable artistic achievements. 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 14. Admission: $45; $36 for members. Details: 412-622-3288


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Scottville MI Real Estate & Homes for Sale
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The median home value in Scottville, MI is $98,250.
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the county median home value of $106,400.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Scottville, MI is $98,250.
Approximately 51.66% of Scottville homes are owned,
compared to 27.31% rented, while
21.03% are vacant.
Scottville real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: GREENRIDGE Realty-Ludington Bob Budreau
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CLASSIC RANCH ON DOUBLE LOT - This solid 2 bed, 1.5 bath home is neat & tidy and ready for immediate occupancy. The home includes a large attached 2 car garage and includes a partially finished, full dry basement with loads of storage and a 1/2 bath & second kitchen area. The large back yard is ideal for your gardening or entertaining plans. This one won't last. Call to schedule a tour today.
Courtesy: Coolman-Anderson Realty, Inc. Doug Shoup
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Location, location, location! This charming cottage offers walk-out frontage on a level lot, a straight shot from the back deck right to the waters edge, with no steps or hills in between. You'll enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, and other activities on this sandy bottom lake with your own private dock. The views from the deck are facing West for breathtaking sunset experiences, and when the weather drives you inside the large windows offer lake views from all of the main living space. Located off a private dead-end road, you'll experience little traffic and a true relaxing lake life. Downtown Scottville is just minutes away or take a 5 min. drive to catch a movie or complete your shopping for the weekend ahead. Lake MI lays just 10 miles West giving you the complete Up North experience.
Courtesy: GREENRIDGE Realty-Ludington Renee Malburg
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Step into a dream...This incredible log home is situated on 145' of sandy, walkout frontage on Mason County's Crystal/Hackert Lake! Beautiful craftsmanship is combined with function to create comfortable gathering spaces throughout the nearly 2000' main level. Each space flows gracefully into the next, two stone fireplaces with pine log mantles form the heart of the great room. The kitchen is detailed with 42'' cherry cabinetry with full pull-out base cabinets, large center island, side bar and corner pantry. The Lake Room provides vaulted ceilings and full windows with access to two deck spaces. The spacious Master suite, office, guest bath and living room complete this level. There are 3 bedrooms and full bath upstairs, an attached 2 car garage, 26x16 garage, dock and an orchard!
Courtesy: LIGHTHOUSE REALTY-Manistee Nicole Smith
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Here's your chance to own your perfect starter home in a great location between Ludington and Manistee. This 2 bedroom, 1 bath ranch home has main floor laundry and many recent updates including new flooring, expansion of second bedroom, freshy painted and a High Efficiency Furnace with Central Air. In addition to a newer furnace blown in insulation was added recently with extra being added to all exterior walls. Need storage space? No problem, home has a storage shed with an attached lien to for all the storage space you will need. Between the home and shed enjoy a secluded patio area for grilling out and enjoying beautiful Northern Michigan summer evenings. You won't find the yard space lacking either as there is a large manicured back and side yard! This one won't last long!
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty S Rath Debby Stevenson
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CRYSTAL/HACKERT LAKE - 42ft of sandy bottom, walk out water frontage on desirable inland, all sports lake. This fabulous 2 story home boasts soaring cathedral ceilings with a wall of windows looking out to the water. Double sliding glass doors open to the over sized deck with built in benches, and high top bar area for entertaining and relaxing. All new in 2001, from the foundation up. 2 Bedrooms, 2 full baths, spacious living room, dining room and kitchen area. Open floor plan with amazing natural light. Main floor bedroom and Bath , upper level has a master suite with bonus loft area for overflow sleeping or office area. Convenient Laundry closet ups tairs. 2 car detached garage with Loft area above for extra storage. Lot size and sq footage to be verified by buyer. Call today!!
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Courtesy: Coolman-Anderson Realty, Inc. Steven Hlady
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Beautiful Crystal/Hackert Lake Frontage! Enjoy watching sunsets by the 75 FT of sandy bottom lake frontage or from the large deck with lake views overlooking a well maintained back yard. Main floor living room and master bedroom with 2 bedrooms and a separate living space for guests on the lower level. This home is located in a great neighborhood and had a new roof installed in 2013. Start making your memories by the lake!
Courtesy: Coolman-Anderson Realty, Inc. Doug Shoup
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Don't miss this rare opportunity to own this one of a kind property on the Lincoln River! A covered bridge leads to your own private oasis on over 28 acres! Seek solitude in this home with spectacular views of the North Branch of the Lincoln River. Features include a beautiful wall of windows, 5 gas log fireplaces, a spacious living room w/ Cathedral ceiling, expansive decks on multiple levels, & geothermal heating. The serene upper master suite offers a spa like bath and walk in closet, with your own private deck. The lower level features a large rec room, den and walks out to the River Front Gazebo & Deck. Idaho Red Cedar wood siding graces the exterior. 40x60 Workshop has heated floors, half bath, shop, shooting room w/ lighted range (100/200 yards), an overhead loft, & 14 Ft. door ht.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Bayshore Debbie Bush
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Great opportunity to have an investment with some sweat equity. This home has so much to offer on 2.4 acres. 3 Bedroom home, workshop, 2 stall garage, 40x80 pole building/barn, beautiful meadow..great setting with mature trees and plantings, just south of Scottville.Buyer to verify data
3915 Us-31 Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty S Rath Mary Jo Pung
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Wonderfully maintained ranch-style home with 20.9 acres of land, a pole barn, a newer shed and an office/apartment. The kitchen is updated and bright, the laundry room and half bath are off the kitchen. Full bath is updated as well. The back yard is park-like with an old shuffleboard pad and a built-in brick grill. Much of the acreage is wooded. Conveniently located between Scottville and Manistee.
1419 W Dewey Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: LIGHTHOUSE REALTY-Ludington Nathan Sheldon
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If you are looking for amazing tile work and a peaceful country setting then this home is for you! This 2bed 2bath, both masters, home sits on 1 acre and has its own private pond in the back yard! The 24x32 garage is insulated and heated. Must see! You really must see the detail the owners put into the extensive remodeling done on this home! Hickory cabinets in the kitchen, ceramic tile with oak inlays in the kitchen and dining room, ceramic tile throughout both bathrooms! Located 2 miles from West Shore Community College in between Ludington and Scottville.
Courtesy: LIGHTHOUSE REALTY-Ludington BethAnn Kozicki
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Enjoy this amazing 3 Bedroom 2 bath Log Home located on 5 acres conveniently located near many recreational attractions, such a hunting, fishing, kayaking many Lakes and Rivers and much more including your very own creek that runs through the property! This home also features an 30x 60 Pole Barn that is insulated & heated and has hot water with a driveway access from Hawley Rd that was a dog kennel. This propety also has a 24x24 log garage with a 9' cantilever roof on for plenty of storage on one end. It also has a 8x32 lean to for additional storage. This home will not last long. Call today for your showing! All measurements should be confirmed.
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Courtesy: GREENRIDGE Realty-Ludington Diana Kovalcik
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Spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath home featuring a large living room with lots of natural light, kitchen with beautiful water views, breezeway, full basement and a 3-car garage. This peaceful, serene 35 ACRE setting has a beautiful wetland/pond area full of wildlife. Great location just 15 minutes from Ludington on a county maintained, paved road. Call for a showing today!
202 Scott Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: LIGHTHOUSE REALTY-Ludington Joe Wheaton
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A total remodel from the floor joists up. This home has a new roof, windows, Siding, and much more. Pictures don't do this home justice, schedule a viewing to see for yourself.
Courtesy: GREENRIDGE Realty-Ludington Jacqueline Makowicki
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EVERYTHING YOU COULD ASK FOR! 80 ft. of frontage on Saint Mary's Lake along with 14 acres of land in a quiet farm setting. Gently used quality constructed home with great views of the lake, wrap around porch, open kitchen with stainless appliances and large living room. Master bedroom with bath. An abundance of storage and full basement. Sandy beach area at lake. Includes 3 large barns and garage. Topsoil is excellent as is the hunting and fishing. Property can be purchased with 29.56 acres and an additional 170 ft. of water frontage for $399,900.
3915 Us 31 Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: Greenridge Realty S Rath Mary Jo Pung
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Meticulously maintained ranch home in a great location between Scottville and Manistee. Updated kitchen with birch cabinets, center island, new appliances and great built-in glass cabinet. Utility room with half bath, just off the kitchen and opens to the back patio. Large living area with lots of natural light. Updated bathroom with double sinks. Back yard is park-like with a brick fire pit and grill, shuffle board court, and concrete patio. 19.8 beautifully wooded acres.
1890 S Pittard St Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC Chuck Keefer
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3453 Us-31 Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker ALM Manistee Jane Gunia
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This property is the most adorable property along U.S. 31. 4 bedrooms 2 baths, first floor laundry, the basement is completely finished with living room, bath and 2 bedrooms. attached 2 car finished garage, and Central air. This house is so bright and cheerful. There are two nice sheds one for garden supples and the other for storage. The whole yard is land scape with brick and rocks plus flowering trees. This home features a walk in basement which is completely finished.
Courtesy: Port City Real Estate Inc Joseph Ferrier
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3 Bedroom home with beautiful hand built brick fireplace. Country living at its best, 1600 sq ft home and separate 2 car garage
Courtesy: RE/MAX Together Joseph McNally
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Incredible deal on this 4-5 bedroom 4 bath home, just a short drive from Ludington, and Lake Michigan! The property includes two small guest cabins, complete with their own bathrooms, heat, and well/septic! Two double garages, one of them with a large game room attached to the back! Rec room is heated and ready to set up for entertainment! There is a 30x60 Pole barn on the back corner of the property, tall enough for a motor home or RV. One of the garages has a dog kennel attached, with a fenced area. The home has been very well kept, and recent updates include a newer septic, roof, windows, water heater, furnace, and plumbing upgrades. House includes a security system, and lawn sprinkler system. Unique property with so much potential Call for more information today!
Courtesy: LIGHTHOUSE REALTY-Ludington Nathan Sheldon
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Attractive two story brick home in the heart of Scottville. Located on a very large L shaped corner lot with two porches and a detached garage. Interior has ''barnwood'' style walls and handfinished wood ceilings that look great around the gas log fireplace!
Courtesy: GREENRIDGE Realty-Ludington Steve Winczewski
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This unique home is full of opportunity. 7 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and a large, newly updated kitchen! Newer central heating, pressure tank, and roof. Enjoy the separate living spaces. Large eating areas and recreation areas, as well as plenty of storage. Located across the street from Hackert Lake. Find your next chapter here!
2872 N Us 31 Scottville, MI 49454
Courtesy: EXIT Real Estate of Ludington Greg Vukovich
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Can this work for you? Located conveniently between Ludington and Manistee on 1 square acre with 211 feet of US 31 frontage is your new home and workplace! The 1990 built home has wood floors, tin ceiling, 3 bedrooms with one on the main floor. The upper floor has 2 bedrooms, carpeting and 1 full bath. The exterior is covered in James Harding siding and has a huge deck out back. New windows and 2 steel doors were added in 2016. The 1876 built Schoolhouse was used as an antique shop, but has possibilities for your needs. It has wood floors, full bath and tin ceilings, huge full basement, fruit cellar and 41 x 29 attached garage. Call today for all the details and make an appointment to see how this property can work for you!
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The large number of backlit hard buttons and the added space available on the LCD screen for eight extra commands per screen make this the logical choice for larger systems. Don't worry about your audiophile transport not being supported. Harmony has the largest database of IR codes on the planet, and should they not have your old Kyocera CD player, the remote is capable of learning its codes. The sleek peanut-shaped remote fits easily into the hand and the blue backlighting contrasts well with the silver body of the remote.
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Levi Johnston Puts the Moves on Sandra Bullock
You might have a budding reality TV career, Levi Johnston, but seriously—you're not ready to move up to an A-list, Oscar-winning girlfriend just yet.
PopEater reports that Bristol Palin's baby daddy and ex-fiancé made a play for Blind Side actress Sandra Bullock during his memorable appearance at Sunday's Teen Choice Awards, largely ignoring his date and musical collaborator, Britanni Senser (Who's Brittani Senser?), in a vain effort to catch Bullock's eye.
Fortunately Bullock thoroughly rebuffed the Alaskan-bred Playgirl model's advances. According to a source,
"All night long Levi was trying to get close to Sandra. He desperately wanted to get his picture taken with Sandra hoping it would show up on the cover of a magazine or at least be able to meet her in person and give America's sweetheart his phone number. Sandra was having none of it, telling everyone, 'Get him away from me.'"
Smart move, Sandra. After all, one stalker is probably enough for any gal.
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Boeing Clips Dow
A rebound in Apple shares helped buoy stocks, though weakness in Boeing handed the Dow Jones Industrial Average its first decline in six days.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 23.66 points, or 0.2%, to 13511.23, snapping a five-day winning streak that had added 1.5% to the blue-chip index.
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...The winners pictured are, from left to right, Ravencloud Hall, a student at Floyd Dryden Middle School; Ron Maas; Krysty Canter, Thunder Mountain High School; Bernie Osborne, Juneau-Douglas High School and Zachary Heywood, FDMS.
...Needless to say, we are nowhere nearer to solving the budget problem. A vote for Kim Elton in November is a vote for action and progress. A vote for Kim Elton is to create a bright and promising future for Alaskans of all ages. John Osborne Juneau
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...before to help with the decorations. Alright, to you Christmas snatcher, be careful. We are watching out for you. And to my Auntie and Uncle, keep up the beautiful work. I am looking forward to Valentine's Day. Annette M. Osborne Juneau
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Juneau resident William "Rusty" Osborne, 85, died Aug. 11, 2004, in Juneau.
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ESPN's Michael DiRocco is reporting Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley is being "extra cautious" with starting runnng back Toby Gerhart. Gerhart hasn't practiced since Friday and is dealing with tightness in his hip flexor.
Bradley is making sure fans know it's strictly the team's call, adding, "That [Gerhart's not practicing] is more on our part... . It's more for us, but I know that he said he felt better today than he did the other day." Gerhart is currently day-to-day and might be held out of the preseason opener on Friday versus Tampa Bay. If he has to miss time, backup Jordan Todman would see the majority of first-team snaps.
Fantasy Analysis:
It's only an issue if the injury continues to linger. What's notable is how cautious the Jaguars are being with their newly acquired running back in his first year as a full-time starter. If Gerhart can stay healthy, he should be able to maintain RB2 status with RB1 upside. Gerhart is being drafted in the fifth round as the RB19, according to our ADP chart.


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William Lee Moore, Jr., age 68, resident of Pleasanton, Kansas, died Friday, September 21, 2007 at Mercy Health Center. He was born April 8, 1939 in Santa Ana, California, the son of William Lee Moore Sr., and Virgia May Milton Moore. He was a 1957 graduate of Oskaloosa High School. He married Shirley Rogers in 1958. She preceded him in death. Bill was a veteran of the United States Navy. His hobbies included following the national motor cross circuit with his son.
Survivors include two sons; Ronald Moore and wife Sheryl, Shawnee, Kansas, and Rex Moore and wife Stacey, Moran, Kansas; one brother, Donnie Moore and wife Zo, Hammond, Kansas, and Patrician Oakes and husband Michael Olson, Buffalo, Kansas. Also surviving are eight grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents.
The Rev. Jim Wakeland will conduct graveside services at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the U.S. National Cemetery with Military Honors conducted by the Olson Frary Burkhart Post # 1165 V.F.W. The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. Wednesday until service time at the Cheney Witt Chapel. Memorials are suggested to the American Heart Association and may be sent to Cheney Witt Chapel, P.O. Box 347, Fort Scott, Kansas, 66701.


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- Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic infection that can be passed from mother to baby through the placenta during pregnancy. An infection with Toxoplasma gondii can cause eye and central nervous system infections as well as brain and muscle cysts. If acquired during the pregnancy, it may result in a miscarriage or cause birth defects, though this depends on the time during the pregnancy when the infection was acquired by the mother. Toxoplasmosis is acquired by ingesting the parasite when handling the stool of infected cats, drinking unpasteurized goat's milk, and, most commonly, by eating contaminated meat.
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- Herpes simplex virus (HSV) is a common viral infection. The two most common infections with HSV are "cold sores" affecting the lips and genital herpes. Both of these infections can recur. HSV is most commonly acquired through oral or genital contact. Newborns who contract the virus usually do so during travel through the birth canal of a woman who has a genital infection with HSV. The virus may spread throughout the newborn's body, attacking vital organs. Treatment with specific antiviral medication should begin as soon as possible in the infected newborn. Even if treated, surviving babies may have permanent damage to their central nervous system.
Other infections that may be tested for at the same time include syphilis, hepatitis B, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), enterovirus, Epstein-Barr virus, varicella-zoster virus, and parvovirus B19.
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Whoa! Chill kid. You know you can't raise your voice like that when the lion's here?!
and blue its not like im putting it up or anything Im starting to work with what you gave me but I wont post it here if it still looks too much like yours.
If your gonna play with the style, you dont need to copy the addons and shit.
Then do it in an exchange with someone else.
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Yarbles, I would make the legs on the K and R longer, they aren't really the same style as the other letters.
Mostly the one in Prophets.
big blue - i don't like the extension on your A or the big black dots on some of the letters.
mr yarbles - i don't like how KREW is realy spread out compared to the rest of it, but its still dope.
crits please.
The big black dots aren't part of the style,
just the marker bleeding from me moving slow.
I think yours is too tall, it doesn't look right with the letters you are using,
and I wouldn't try to go so fast.
Clean lines are more important that speed, IMO.
Flip Flop/Actr - Get a better marker, spread the letters out a little more, try adding some flair to it, and you only need to post ONE. lmao.
joining the club... constructive criticism is nice.
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The first site we shall visit will be the Monument of the Soviet Army, which is located in the beginning of the Borissova Garden. Then we'll ride a local trolleybus - a relic from the old times.
We'll head afterwards to the National Palace of Culture, a building that can probably be considered the largest congress hall on the Balkans which even until today holds the annual congress of the Socialist Party. The vicinity of the National Palace of Culture also keeps a remembrance of one important event in the past - a piece of the Berlin Wall, the fall of which had begun only one day before radical democratic changes occurred in Bulgaria on November 10, 1989.
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I had a breast lift/reduction done almost 2 years ago. The scar on one side is still painful, itchy and it has been two years since the surgery. I was told it was not keloid, as it is almost flat, but it is still very pink. What can be done and will this painful sensation disappear even though it is still present after almost two years?
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Painful itchy scar after breast lift
Learn more: http://www.seattleplasticsurgery.com/breast-lift-surgery.html
Breast scars
Certainly the scars could be revised, and this may lead to thinner scars, if there is not a lot of tension placed on them. But, it may or may not improve the pain.
Learn more: http://www.stevenwallachmd.com
Scars after breast lift
These scars are not keloids. They are spread and dark. An exam would be necessary to tell if kenelog would help. Silicone sheeting is something that you can do on your own that has no risk.
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Vanderbilt management programs increase military enrollment
Active members of the military and veterans help round out the incoming full-time MBA and Executive MBA classes.
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Aug 25, 2014
NASHVILLE, Tenn. ⎯ Vanderbilt's Owen Graduate School of Management is pleased to welcome its newest classes, comprised of accomplished students ranging from recent college graduates to mid-career professionals across seven different degree programs.
"Once again this year, we have a highly credentialed, enormously motivated group of students bringing a rich diversity of worldviews into all of our programs," said M. Eric Johnson, Dean of the Owen Graduate School of Management. "I'm particularly delighted to see more men and women who have served — or are serving —honorably in the military enrolling in our world-class management programs as they transition into the business world."
Those with military backgrounds make up 24% of this year's Executive MBA class and 10% of the full-time MBA program.
This year's full-time MBA program includes 169 students with a GMAT score range (middle 80%) of 650-720. This year's incoming class had an average undergraduate GPA of 3.3 and 5.2 years of previous work experience. The average age of incoming students is 28.
Female enrollment in the full-time MBA program remains strong at 30%. International students make up 18% of the class, representing 18 different countries. This year's class also includes 36 students enrolled in the Health Care MBA program.
Forty-nine students are enrolled in the Executive MBA (EMBA) program, a premier 60-credit MBA degree offered to seasoned executives on alternating Saturdays. The incoming class had an average of 11 years of previous work experience. Thirty-one percent of the class is comprised of women and the average age is 35 years old.
Nine students from this year's EMBA class will pursue the Americas MBA for Executives (AMBA) degree, which includes immersion rotations with partner schools in Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the U.S. during the second year of the program.
Thirty-two students are enrolled in the incoming Master of Accountancy (MAcc) class with an average GMAT score of 681. The average GPA was 3.6 and women make up more than half the class. In the MAcc Valuation program, 12 students are enrolled with an average GMAT score of 689. Also in the MAcc Valuation program, the average GPA was 3.7.
The Master of Finance (MSF) program enrolled 44 students with an average GMAT score of 679. Four of those students are enrolled in the joint JD/MSF program. The average GPA was 3.45 and women comprise 23% of those enrolled in the program.
The Master of Management in Health Care (MMHC) program enrolled 29 students in its class this year, including 16 administrators and one hospital CEO. This year's MMHC class had an average work experience of 15 years and female enrollment of 59%. In addition, 38% of incoming students hold a prior graduate degree. The class includes participants from Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Maury Regional, Huntsville Hospital, the United States Air Force, and United Regional Medical Center.
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11/5/2004 - The University of Missouri-Rolla (UMR) has selected Adventnet's Simulation Toolkit to teach its students about the latest networking solutions. The Information Science & Technology Department (IST) was established 3 years ago to enhance computing and networking education. The department was created to design an educational program with maximum exposure to current and evolving networking technologies that require network simulation. Adventnet's Simulation Toolkit perfectly suited this requirement.
The simulation toolkit provided cost efficiencies that were critical to the department along with other core features that exceeded their expectations and met all requirements. The IST department expressed their gratitude towards AdventNet's representatives for their professionalism and the manner in which they handled their special academic needs. Deployment of the Simulation Toolkit by the IST department was seamless, short and cost-effective.
"AdventNet's simulators will greatly enhance the student-learning experiences through the interaction with realistic network scenarios," said Dr.Barry Flachsbart, Chair, Information Science & Technology Department. "Our school appreciates the opportunity to integrate the AdventNet simulator toolkit into our networking classes and research."
"Working hands-on with AdventNet will give my students an opportunity to work in an environment where network size, topology and make-up resemble networks they may encounter when they enter the work force," said Dr. William R. Kehr, Instructor, Information Science & Technology Department.They will also be able to gain valuable experience with remote management and monitoring tools required to efficiently oversee large corporate networks. "This greatly benefits our department, our graduates and their eventual employers."
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The Information Science & Technology (IST) degree at the University Missouri-Rolla (UMR) was created to meet the growing need in industry for professionals who have information technology skills merged with business skills that go outside the scope of traditional programs in Computer Science and Engineering.
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