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Wow, i am intrigued, i can't wait to find out more and i love all of it!!! i feel so bad for Deirdre! i can't wait for more, please, please write more!!!! all of it is great and it just held me, not letting me stop reading!
Can't wait for chapter eight!
Really, really fantastic! I love this story! As a singer, I love all of the lyrics (writing doesn't work without music), and as an Irish dancer, I love the Celtic stuff, haha! Could I love it more? Draco's the best, and it's very realistic. And sometimes it's hard to like "other characters" but I like Deirdre! Good job! Best wishes, Sunny
OMG... I love this one! I can't wait for the next chapter to come up. I think Deirdre and Lucuis should have an affair.. ;) You could totally sense that he wants her, in the potions supply closet! haha. Realistically, though, I was listening to "All I ask of you" from the Phantom, and it reminded me soooo much of this fic. I know you have other refernences to PotO, but I think All I ask of You should come later, when Draco realizes his love for Deirdre, and they decide to run away together. If, of course, that is what you were thinking... .... ...
Haha thanks so much for the awsesome fic again! and sorry bout the long review and rambling.
- A slytherin Rose
Author's Response: thank you so much for the review! You certainly have quite the imagination. :) But as for what happens, you'll have to wait and see.
I just started reading. This story is amazing. Please update soon, I can't wait to know what happens next and what Pansy thinks of it all. Thank you for writing. Please finish the story soon. :)
samuri rose xxx
Hi! First off, I am deeply sorry for not getting your review for my banner earlier. I feel horrible about it, but I guess the only thing I can really say now is "better late than never". Though I'm not especially fond of the phrase. Anyway, I guess I'll get to the actual review now, since you're not interested in my pathetic babble. *cough* Right, here we go.
First off, I'd like to say that your characterization of Draco is spot on. I really don't see that many convincing Draco's in the world as I'd like to. I was very intrigued on how you took the "Father views me as hardly anything" road. It's much better portrayed than most are able to make it, and you have a knack for inserting one of those little itty bitty details about the relationship between him and his father. For instance: An owl was perched on Draco's windowsill when he returned to his quarters that night. It was the owl his father had been using to send messages to Narcissa. Draco regarded it was curious eyes; he thought his father basically forgot he existed. This was discreetly mentioned, yet it glared like a pair of headlights. I also like the little things Draco does and says -- for instance, when he asked the girl for her "surname" -- perfect.
Throughout the time I was reading, it seemed like there were commas inserted everywhere that they could go. While that's a [big] exaggeration, there are a few places where I think it can be fixed. :) He also, definitely did not need the stares, the accusations and the inquiries again. Take out the comma after also, and I'd recommend taking out the definately to make it smoother. It seemed that their idea of "love" was very different from those families Draco had to witness every year on platform 9 3/4. But the youngest Malfoy was a stranger to his thing called "love" so much that it didn't look like it bothered him. Platform 9 3/4 is a proper noun, so it should be capitalized. I'd also take out "But the youngest" in the second sentence. It's a good sentence with a good thought behind it; it just needs a bit of polishing. :) He had to keep up his impression. This is a little awkward -- maybe make it "He had to maintain his dignity"? Also, down in the letter from Lucius -- "The Ministry" is also a proper noun, and it should be capitalized. His supply list was tucked neatly into the cover of the top book, Standard Book of Spells, Grade 7 That's missing a period. :)
"Y-yes Master D-Draco?" the sniveling pathetic off-balance creature asked the blonde wizard in front of him. Tipsy was dressed in the customary sack, which had various spills and stains on it, and was struggling to stand without swaying. First off, both snivelling and pathetic should have a comma after them. Eliminate the comma after sack, and there should be a he/she between and and was. Tipsy's such an awesome name for a house elf. It's amusing that he's almost always tipsy, since, well, his name is Tipsy. It sounds like such a house elf name. With all these y's at the end of their names, imagine the possibilites... [ew, I just did not think of "Kinky the house elf"].
This was really good. I absolutely adore it, in fact, since it's such a brilliant fic, I insist you update immediately. >.> Please? :D [Ignore my babble, I'm such a rambler...]
I love this story I have read it like a billion times already please update soon on this story its a true peice of work!!!
ahhmahhaghh finish!
I love your story so much please please please!!!!!!! keep continuing this story I would love 2 see Draco going out with her lol awsome story keep up the good work!!!
well worth the wait... but wow i really have no patience. haha
cant wait to read more, im loving this story so far
Oh Jenny... I think this is the best chapter yet! You revealed so much about Deirdre! *grin* I love Lucius in this chapter.. and the whole doll idea is just amazing. I really love the journal entry, too... that was so well written. This chapter was simply amazing... definitely worth the wait!
Author's Response: Awwww Thank you so much Steph! I decided now would have been a good time to give an idea about Deidre's character. hehe. Thanks for reading & reviewing! *blushes*
Just started reading this. Very interesting.....I'm loving the Phantom of the Opera theme. Only the best music ever...sorry, I'm a die-hard fan. Can't wait for the next update.
Author's Response: I love POTO too. Thanks for reading & reviewing!
Just started reading this. Very interesting.....I'm loving the Phantom of the Opera theme. Only the best music ever...sorry, I'm a die-hard fan. Can't wait for the next update.
update . update update. please . i think ur excellent.
Wow! I cannot wait for you to update! I like read the whole story in half an hour, it was so good! Your talent is brilliant! Your story perfect! Keep it up! Keep writing! YAY for you! You are awesome! ONE MILLION/TEN! *does happy dance*
YAY1 This was really good too! I can't believe how in love I am with this story! It is awesome! Gotta go read next chapter!
Oh, so this is her, huh? Cool. Love her description. How very Bellatrix like! So she's the girl in that banner I asked you about. Ahhh... I can't stop drooling over your story. I'm telling everyone I know as soon as Monday comes. And I'll e-mail all my enemies this very weekend...lol! 10/10 This is going in my faves!
Wow! Harry vouched for Draco! Yay, Harry, Yay, Draco!! This was a really good chapter. I think this one was my favorite so far, but I still have a few chapters to go. I think you portrayed the Wizengamot fairly well, and the part about Draco not liking Pansy is great! Keep it up!
I love that song even though it came out many years ago. Evanesence is awesome. Evanesence+your writing=pure heaven! 100000000000000!


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I was looking for a greyish curtain with a sheen that would match the heather grey that is painted in the tray of our master bedroom ceiling. I knew that I needed black out curtains, and thought these curtains would be a good match. I ordered 6 panels and they arrived neatly packed in 4 days. I opened the curtains and they were of a heavy rich material and came out of the box almost completely unwrinkled. The color is beautiful. These curtains look like I easily paid double the price for each panel. This was the 6th set of curtains that I had purchased trying to find a match, and was the best purchase that I had made by far. Sadly the curtains were almost TOO good. They blocked every shred of light coming into the room, and it made my room, which is located in the back of the house, too dark. I would recommend these curtains to anyone looking for rich looking curtains in a great color. If they hadn't been so effective at blocking the light I would have kept them. They are beautiful.
kellybrooks1 from Canton, GA 05/31/2014
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I needed some new draperies for my bedroom, but didn't want to go into the "custom made" area again. These drapery panels give the room a rich look without the cost. Like another reviewer, I also purchased two different colors to compare and went with the graphite over the platinum because of the better color contrast.
18robins from MA 05/31/2014
I really like these drapes. The color you see here is exact and the sheen is beautiful. I think these are a fantastic buy - exactly what I was hoping for.
mishnyc from Orange, CA 05/31/2014
pretty curtains and i am only writing more because the site requires me to do so.
kjpmomma from McKinney, TX 05/31/2014
I ordered 2 sets of these, one in the graphite and one in the platinum. I liked them both so much, I used one set in the bedroom and one in the dining room. These look like much more expensive drapes.
heather324 from Chicago 05/31/2014
Absolutely STUNNING. WOW...what a statement they panels make!!!
lolaraye from Atlanta, GA 05/31/2014
These drapes are exactly what I was looking for, but the 108in were too log for my needs. I did a little more shopping on halfpricedrapes.com and found something equally as beautiful!
juancarlo from Youngstown Ohio 05/31/2014
I love my new curtains! The color is exactly like the picture and they look lovely in my bedroom. I was concerned that because they were faux silk they might look cheap, but that is certainly not the case. The double lining and rich fabric make them look very luxurious. They are thick and full and drape beautifully. I sew a lot and I couldn't have made these curtains for the price I paid. And I saved myself a lot of work! I have been so pleased with halfpricedrapes. Every order I have placed has been exactly what I wanted and has arrived quickly.
pennylynne1963 from Birmingham, AL 05/31/2014
Love, Love, Love these panels! Fabulously rich and sophisticated! Would highly recommend it!
whitetulips from Houston Texas 05/31/2014
I ordered these in three different colors as I wasn't sure which color would work in my new office. I LOVED every single color! They are beautiful, substantial, exceeded my expectations. i didn't end up with this one, I chose Platinum, but really any of the three would have been great. The Graphite is darker than the Platinum, and I ended up preferring a little bit lighter BUT these would have worked too. Color is pretty true to the photo. LOVE them so much. You will not be disappointed with the quality.
mrsaugie from Vail, CO 05/31/2014
Beautiful curtains perfect for a large window with the rod placed high. If you have a wide window, you will need a middle bracket due to the weight of the curtains.
loretta40 from New York 05/31/2014
These drapes are proof positive to my husband of my spendthriftiness. Always out for the best deal, halfpricedrapes pulled through again! These drapes are hanging in our great room that is turning into a castle-like environment! We feel like royalties! I purposefully bought these drapes longer than the height of the window to accentuate the tall ceiling. They drape beautifully and add elegance.
lyser from Atlanta, GA 05/31/2014
The color of this curtain is a perfect match for item 12627264 Signature Stripe Black & White Faux Taffeta Curtain. If you read the reviews on the striped curtain, you will be informed that the black is not black, but Graphite. I purchased the striped panels for a master bedroom sliding glass door. In this room is an awkward placed tall and skinny window. I wanted the window to disappear with the wall. The graphite color is a perfect match to Ralph Lauren "Studio Grey" paint. The only downside is the Striped curtains have back tabs, the Solid Graphite does not.
vintagecouture1 from Napa, Ca 05/31/2014
The drapes are thick and gorgeous. Exactly as shown.
katnjoe from North Carolina 05/31/2014
I have purchased several different faux silk panels in different colors from this particular brand from halfpricedrapes.com, and I haven't been disappointed with any of them! They are just beautiful, very high quality, and very well made! They are fully lined with energy saving fabric liner, and have weights in the bottom hem. I am a designer, and I have not found any other comparable faux silk panels on the market for this price -- and I spent 2.5 years looking! The color of this Graphite Faux Silk Panel is a true dark graphite/steel grey, and is a fantastic true dark grey. It doesn't have a lot of blue-ish grey tones in it like some of them do, and it matched my dark grey color scheme perfectly. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
theluxelifestyle1800 from Charlotte, NC 05/31/2014
This is my second purchase from this curtain manufacture because I liked the first ones so much. High quality, and beautiful color choices. Bear in mind these are quite heavy and may require extra rings if you use them. I used 8 per panel.
beachfront2 from Murrells Inlet, SC 05/31/2014
These curtains are fantastic for the price. It's the first time ordering from halfpricedrapes and I'm impressed. The curtains are lined and sewn well, really a great price for what you receive.
chessie10 from Ottawa, ON 05/31/2014
The color is beautiful. The curtain is heavy and blocks out light completely. The lengths were varied on all 8 curtains I bought. Some of them tend to turn when hung exposing the liner. I don't know if they were sewn differently or what the problem is. This only happens near the bottoms. Overall, very nice and expensive looking curtain. I'm very pleased with the "black out" of light they provide.
hereigns01 from Covington, TN 05/31/2014
Not only did I get my curtains early they looked better than the picture on line. I was so happy with the appearance and I got an additional surprise to see the back was line with weather white backing! I am truly 100% satisfied with my Solid Faux Silk Taffeta Graphite 96-inch Curtain Panel. My friends see them up at my place and go wow. Thanks for you great service, Gregory J.
collegeguy1425 from Atlanta, Georgia 05/31/2014
Perfect very very beautiful, well lined and nice hang
slatx from TX 05/31/2014
These curtains were exactly what we were looking for. They are an extremely high quality product for a very reasonable price.
rscott910 from Ohio 05/31/2014
Loved the curtains just ordered too many 8 returning 2
djazzy101 from baltimore 05/31/2014
I received my curtains and they are beautiful. They drape nicely, the color is rich, the sheen is just right. I was nervous about purchasing them online without seeing the actual product but I'm more than happy I did. The description was exactly what you receive. Would definitely recommend this to friends.
cfp2000 from San Francisco, CA 05/31/2014
The drapes are beautiful. Vibrant color and great quality. They lay perfectly and have a hint of sheen which adds elegance. They are lined and weighted. Would definitely recommend.
kerriwashington from Philadelphia, PA 05/31/2014
These look gorgeous in my guest room over white satin curtains.
ohdonnamae57 from CA 05/31/2014
I have been eyeing these drapes forever! I finally decided it was time to buy! Best decision I've made. These drapes are thick, heavy, luxurious and worth the price! They hang very well and look much more expensive! They have a lovely sheen to them that takes everything up a notch! They do a great job of blocking out sunlight! I am buying more (different color) for my living room! These are the best curtains I'ver ever owned! Buy them now!!! Don't hesitate!
msjunkiegirl from Boston, MA 05/31/2014
I love these curtains. Note that the price is per panel, but it's definitely worth it. I purchased four of these and I'm contemplating getting even more. Absolutely beautiful and looks amazing next to my new slate hardwood floors.
bellamyra from San Francisco, CA 05/31/2014
I LOVE these curtains! They are even more beautiful in person...such a deal...Thank you halfpricedrapes!
sc60490 from Chicago 05/31/2014
Exactly what I wanted but better than I imagined. Ordered 2 panels for my French Inspired Living Room. I love them! Very pleased with the quality and the look.
go33tigers from Nebraska 05/31/2014
I like they the way they fit the pole! Very snug. Professional look. Fabric is great quality.
2ucmeagain from Charlotte, NC 05/31/2014
I've never bought curtains. Ever. I've always had plantation shutters, and I've made my own curtains for my children's rooms. For our bedroom though, I wanted something more luxurious than I felt comfortable sewing on my own. Enter halfpricedrapes.com. After looking around for probably 6 months I finally bought these drapes. They arrived in 4 days, packaged well. I opened them and was amazed at how thick and heavy they are. The grey is a gorgeous luxurious fabric. My daughter said it made the room look like a palace. The cotton lining is white, and there is a third layer between the two ... a flannel-type material that is either for light or thermal insulation. Either way the three layers add body and weight to the drapery. The finish on the lower hem is not 100% perfect. I would rather have a cord of drapery weights all along the bottom of the hem - these had a weight in each bottom corner which was OK. All four panels that I purchased were exactly the same length. Unfortunately, I found that I had to hang my rod in such a way that the drapes couldn't all pull to the sides, so I sadly packaged them up, and send them on their way back to halfpricedrapes.com. Depressing.
mavicki from Charlotte, NC 05/31/2014
If you are looking for high end quality curtains these are for you. I purchase 8 to cover two windows and a french door and it looks gorgeous! Heavy enough to darken the room for daytime sleeping. Has a great shine that reflects ambient light for a cozy feel. These are not for a flimsy rod. I bought a 13 foot rod with an inch diameter from O.com that holds all 8 about three inches from the top of my 9 foot ceiling.
1lifeisgood from Warner Robins, Georgia 05/31/2014
I installed mine in the master bedroom and they look just perfect. They do block the light, not 100% though. Definitely they look more expensive than they were. make sure you install a proper rod, as they are pretty heavy. I am very happy with the purchase.
dominic2001 from Toronto, Canada 05/31/2014
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These dark gray curtains look very expensive but with the benefit that they are not. They have a heavy, almost crisp, feel to them that makes them feel great and hang very well. I bought these for our guest room and they make the room look warm (even though they are gray) and they are great at blocking the morning sun for the weekends :)
andreadusa from Houston, TX 05/31/2014
I really like these curtains the color matches my living room perfectly and the thick lining gives the curtains an expensive appearance. Great for blocking out drafts and the length is great. Can be used with modern decor or mixed with antique style furniture. Thanks halfpricedrapes for having great affordable products.
trendy12 from New jersey 05/31/2014
Excellent quality and great buy! I have a pair hanging in my boutique and customers frequently coment on how pretty they are. Graphite can blend with any decor as it's not black, not silver. Compliments any gold decor items in a room.
Therese 01/13/2013
these drapes are gorgeous! They are much heavier than I expected and such a quality feel. I have yet to hang them as I just got them, but I cant wait to see how beautifully I believe they will transform my room. Thank you for fast shipping and an excellent product.
Jenny C 10/24/2012
Beautiful deep charcoal color and drapes are of comparable quality to the older, more expensive ones I replaced. One slight snag...discovered 1 panel was clearly longer than the other at the end of the hanging process on my existing rod, but remedied by tucking under a little more.
Marcia Stanger 06/26/2012
I am a seamstress that makes draperies for others and have purchased over 20 of these panels for myself and clients. It is impossible for me to purchase the fabric and labor to construct and do it anywhere to close to the quality and price of these panels. I've even purchased longer ones and hemmed for clients because these are such exceptional quality and price.
ddsull from Peoria, IL, 06/12/2012
Curtain novice
I love these curtains...so elegant looking! My husband says that they look sexing.
sc60490 from Chicago, 06/12/2012
Luxury, Luxury, Luxury
Ok. Here are a few tips to help you get the best out of your drapes. Be prepared to use the services of a seamstress to make sure all of your panels work well together. That should not deter you from purchasing these beautiful panels. You will still save loads of money in the long run. We purchased four 4 - 50 inch wide panels for our living room and took them to our seamstress who subsequently sewed them together to create 2 - 100 inch wide panels. One of the panels was a few inches longer than the other 3 and she took care of that as well. All for approximately $80. So we still ended up with a set of panels for $500 (alterations included) that we could have easily paid $1200 for when we conducted comparison shopping. These panels are lined nicely with weights in the bottom. You will not be disappointed. Buy now before they sell out!
ivyhall from Atlanta, GA, 06/12/2012
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Curtains are fab. Love the deep gray color. I did have a small issue. O sent 1-108" and 1-96". They corrected the problem quick and effeciently. Way to go....
belle4444 from Indianapolis, IN, 06/12/2012
I love these curtains. I was afraid of the sheen making the curtains seem to cheap since I have curtains in my bedroom that are faux silk and they look so cheap compared to these.
antzoula from va, 06/12/2012
beautiful curtains
These curtains are gorgeous! I looked around for months for affordable 108 inch curtains and these are perfect.
sdmom0110 from Carlsbad, CA, 06/12/2012
Gorgeous drapery! They are very heavy and look expensive...much more than their cost. I'm looking for the perfect rods now. I can't wait to get them up.
bbac from Chicago, IL, 06/12/2012
Love these
They are just lovely. We have 6 in our bedroom, they block out the light nicely.
mcguigan from Livermore, CA, 06/12/2012
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"I'm not good enough for you" "No your not. Your too good for me." "You don't understand. You could never understand. You'll never love me like that. It's just a daydream, a blur, something put inside your head to fool you into loving me.." "So your saying this" He gestures to the space between us. "You think what we have isn't love. Your saying this isn't real. That we have nothing?" "No we will never have nothing. I will always love you. But you'll never truly return that love" "I will always love you. Nothing and no body could ever change that." "When they find us, your opinion will change and you will never look at me the same again..."
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George Francis Train isn't a household name around the City of Destiny the way Fawcett or Carr or Sprague are. But he should be. He coined the phrase, after all. But he also did much more.
Train was a transportation-minded businessman with a flair for the dramatic. He was part of the group that organized business interests in backing the western portion of the Transcontinental Railroad.
Train made a trip around the globe in 1870, which was covered by many newspapers and provided writer Jules Verne with some travel fodder for "Around the World in Eighty Days." Then Train did it again, and again. The last time, Train's trip started and ended in Tacoma.
He was a celebrity of his day, having run as a third-party candidate for the White House and for a very public trial involving his questionable mental state the following year. He had, after all, sought the post of Dictator of the United States and charged admission to his campaign rallies to fund his travels.
But no one in Tacoma cared about that on March 18, 1890, when Train boarded a ship bound for Japan for his next trip around the world. He would return 67 days and 13 hours later to a crowd of well wishers.
A small plaque along the 900 block of Broadway marks the story that few people know of a man who quite literally put the City of Destiny on the map.


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Breaking Bread and Myself: Be Patient
The worst kept secret at Wake Divinity, Jill Crainshaw, will help you find theology in anything. The process is always open-ended and guided with a thoughtful, pastoral hand, yet unnerving in how complexities are drawn from simplicity. Also nothing—and I mean nothing—is the same when finished as when beginning. In those moments, it is very easy to become frustrated with life and all things pertaining to it.
Though I would like to be different, I know that I am a walking product of my generation. I'm addicted to technology and have patience like the thickness of a communion wafer. I like having information at my fingertips and not having to work particularly hard to learn something new. Sure, Wikipedia might not be reliable all of the time (or ever), but it's there and it works. Everything has to move faster and it needs to provide instant gratification – delaying pleasure is simply not an option. So when Dr. Crainshaw asked us to bake bread for Sacraments & Ordinances class, I felt the frustration building as we approached that assignment on the syllabus. I knew going into this adventure that I was no baker, nor did I really possess the patience (or the time to find said patience) to participate in the process.
The idea of baking bread has intrigued me for years, for I love bread and every calorie it contains. However, I am not a fan of waiting around for things to be finished. If baking bread – even after having the chance to do it alongside another person – was to be a spiritual activity for me, it definitely fell short. Bread's inability to inspire is not rooted in its complications or demands on my time, but rather in my inability to enjoy getting sticky dough between my fingers, flour strewn about my counters, or my mournful cry upon seeing the mess I have made.
The night I was preparing to bake bread also had many outside factors interfered with my ability to find something spiritually uplifting in baking. If I had been asked to make a pasta dish, I could draw theology from every ridge of penne and every molecule of starch-drenched water the penne was cooked in. Instead, I allowed an assignment attached to a deeper understanding of a transformative sacrament transform me into Oscar the Grouch.
Reflecting on that experience, I realized that there seems to be nothing immediate or speedy about following Christ. When Jesus was asked a question, he often didn't answer speedily or in a straightforward manner at all. He loved to tell stories and parables to teach the disciples. Storytelling takes time and constructing a good story requires patience on the part of the storyteller. Jesus, though aware that his time on Earth was short, was in no rush to provide us with answers to our questions. It seems as if he were aware of the implications of moving too quickly. When we try to get ahead of God we miss the intricacies and details of God's way.
Now, self-deprecation aside, the spirituality of making a big mess came in recognizing my flawed persona and the incessant need I have for the patience of God, transmitted to me as grace through the Eucharist. Without that patience, I would not have been able to openly admit a rather inconsequential flaw (my inability to bake) to my community of faith. Pride is really the bigger problem here. I take pride in my work and am unforgiving of subpar results—never willing to present anything less than the best. But is that not the point of it all? This journey is not easy and there have already been times when the best is out of reach. I took too much upon myself. I replaced a need for grace with a need for a grade. In reality, presenting that flawed, tasteless product to God that day produced a more profound "Alleluia" from my soul. I presented myself – broken, hurting, crude, tasteless, too loud, too needy, foul-mouthed, flat, and often unpleasant – in that bread to God, in sure thanksgiving for grace that still leaves a place at the table for me.


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History of Medicine
Guide to Collections Relating to the History of Artificial Internal Organs
Bakken Library and Museum
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Deutsches Hygiene-Museum
Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum
DeWitt Stetten Jr. Museum of Medical Research
Dittrick Medical History Center
Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences
International Center for Artificial Organs and Transplantation
International Center for Medical Technologies
International Museum of Surgical Science
John P. McGovern Historical Collections and Research Center
Mayo Foundation Archives, Mayo Clinic
Medical History Museum of the University of Copenhagen
Medical History Museum of the University of Zurich
Medicinhistoriska Museet
Minnesota Historical Society
Museu Nacional de Historia da Medicina
Museum Boerhaave
Museum of Health Care at Kingston
Mutter Museum
National Library of Medicine
National Museum of American History
National Museum of Health and Medicine
Science Museum of London
Semmelweis Medical Historical Museum, Library and Archives
Thackray Museum
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Medical Museum
University of Utah, Marriott Library, Special Collections
University of Washington
Vanderbilt University
Wellcome Library for the History and Understanding of Medicine
Minnesota Historical Society
345 Kellogg Blvd West, St. Paul, MN 44102-1906
(651) 296-9989
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James E. Fogerty, Head of Acquisitions & Curatorial Department
Library Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Tuesday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Closed Sundays and state holidays
The Minnesota Historical Society has been collecting, preserving and telling individual stories for 150 years. Since 1948, The Minnesota Historical Society has used oral history as a means of documenting Minnesota's past and present. The Society's oral history collection now includes hundreds of interviews with Minnesotans from all walks of life and all corners of the state. Topics, chosen to explore specific issues in the state's history and current affairs, include politics, business, labor, agriculture, the environment, ethnicity, religion and education. Interviews are recorded on audio tape, and many include transcripts that allow easy access to the material. Since 1984 the Historical Society has also operated a video history program to complement a number of its oral history projects.
Pioneers of the Medical Device Industry in Minnesota Oral History Collection, 1997 and ongoing
20 interviews; edited volumes containing the transcripts of each interview
Minnesota has long been recognized as one of the nation's leaders in nearly all phases of the health care industry, including both medical technology and health care delivery systems. In the course of its development, the health care industry has also become an important component of Minnesota's business community, providing employment for thousands of Minnesotans and products that are distributed across the world. The Minnesota Historical Society is documenting this important industry by focusing on the development of medical device technology. As is true in any new industry, the impetus for its founding and development has been provided by people - the people who generated the ideas, designed the products, and created the marketing organization that form the industry. Some of what they did has been chronicled, but a great deal remains locked in the memories of those who blazed the trails that created today's industrial structure.
Pioneers of the Medical Device Industry in Minnesota - An Oral History Project captures the unwritten relationships that have framed the development of the medical technology industry in Minnesota and the nation. A major component of this project concentrates on the founding and growth of the major companies that are important to this history.
This collection includes interviews with approximately twenty key people in the industry's history selected in consultation with advisors whose different perspectives on the evolution of medical technology, medical history, and business and organizational history and structure ensures interviews with both depth and scope. The advisors also helped determine the major topics that form the basis for the interviews and for research by project staff. Each interview explores the individual narrator's role in the industry, his or her perspective on its growth and development, and predictions for the industry's future. A number of the interviews have a separate video component.
Collection includes the following interviews:
- Adducci, Anthony interviewed 2000
- Amplatz, Kurt interviewed 2000
- Bakken, Earl E. interviewed 1997, 1998, 2000
- Blackshear, Perry interviewed 2000
- Dahlberg, Kenneth interviewed 2000
- Dann, Norman interviewed 1998
- DeWall, Richard interviewed 1998
- Hollenhorst, Sandra interviewed 2000
- Holloran, Thomas E. interviewed 1998
- Lillehei, C. Walton interviewed 1998
- Matricaria, Ronald A. interviewed 2000
- Neuman, Patricia interviewed 1998
- Timm, Gerald interviewed 2000
- Villafana, Manuel A. interviewed 1998
- Wallin, Winston R. interviewed 1998
- Waters, George interviewed 1999
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Corporate records available for many Minnesota businesses that may relate to aspects of artificial organ developments


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A week and a half ago, I took a cursory look at the Oilers' prospects still in action out there in hockey land. Believe it or not, nearly ten days hence and not a drop of blood has hit the ground. Everyone's still standing.
Let's have a look at how things have turned out and where everyone's headed.
OKC Barons
Since we last checked in…
**the Barons clinched a playoff spot. Finishing 8th in the West, the Barons are set to face the titanic Texas Stars (spits) in the first round. The first game is tonight (April 23rd). Here's the sched for the series. And, here's a great preview of the series.
**played a meaningless 'rest-your-troops-and-give-the-kids-a-spin' game. Graeme Craig (undrafted WHL defensemen; signed to AHL ATO for the balance of this year and an SPC for the 2024-15 season), Joshua Winquist (undrafted WHL forward; signed to an AHL ATO through the end of the 2013-14 season) and Frans Tuohimaa (182nd, 2011; signed to an ELC last April) all played their first pro games.
Tuohimaa especially impressed making 38 saves and posting a stellar .950 SV%. He even managed an assist! [massive sample size alert!]
Jordan Oesterle (undrafted NCAA defensemen; signed to a 2 year ELC last month) scored his first pro goal.
And, Khaira, Chase and the Jones brother all played.
**said farewell to the lumbering but loveable Steve MacIntyre from hockey, who was made team Captain, given the first shot of the shootout and given the first star of the game.
**seen their GM promoted to the bigs.
**and somehow managed to poison Darnell Nurse, who otherwise is showing well if still rough around the edges.
CHL Prospects
Since we last checked in, Mitch Moroz' Oil Kings have found their conference final dance partner, The Medicine Hat Tigers. Through 3 games, the Oil Kings lead the Tigers 2-1 in the series. Their next game is tonight (April 23rd) in enemy Tiger territory. Moroz (32nd, 2012), 3 0-1-1 in the series, is 12 4-9-13 in the playoffs so far. He is struggling in the series and was moved off the Samuelsson line. Brian Swane reports with comments from head coach Derek Laxdal:
After scoring eight goals in Game 1, Edmonton has just four, including one empty-netter, in the last two games combined. In an effort to get things going, Laxdal moved Brandon Baddock up on to a line with Henrik Samuelsson and Reid Petryk, replacing Mitch Moroz, who had a couple of dynamite games earlier in the post-season but appeared frustrated from the outset on Tuesday.
"He's struggling a little bit right now with his confidence and he's got to get going but at this time of the season I'm not in the business of stroking egos," said Laxdal. "You got to put the guys in that are going to play and I thought Brandon Baddock did a good job there and got things going."
While clearly not a good sign, it is important to remember a short time ago Moroz was leading the team in playoff scoring and enjoyed a very good regular season. Moroz is for all intents and purposes a work in progress and with any luck he'll force Laxdal's hand and find himself back with Samuelsson.
Meanwhile, out in the Q, Marco Roy's Armada defeated the Oceanic and are now in a heated battle with the Baie-Comeau Drakkar. Drakkar leads the series 2-1. Their next game is tonight (April 23rd) on home ice. Marco (56th, 2013), 3 1-0-1 with 6 shots on net in the series, is 16 4-6-10 through the playoffs.
An interesting sidebar for the Armada-Drakkar series is the contest of two potential 2013 2nd round picks. Going into the draft, the Oilers had picks 37 and 56 (return from the Cogliano trade). They used the 56th pick to acquire Marco Roy. The pick that became Drakkar's Valentin Zykov (37th) was traded from the Oilers to the LA Kings in exchange for the 57th (Carrier), 88th (Slepyshev) and 96th (Platzer) picks. The Oilers subsequently traded the 57th pick to St. Louis in exchange for 83rd (Yakimov), 94th (Houck) and 113th (Muir) picks. Carrier has already been dealt by St. Louis to Buffalo as part of the Ryan Miller trade.
Lowetide has a recent run-down on the ins-and-outs of the 2013 draft day trades here. What's interesting for us today, however, is that the Oilers' remaining 2nd round pick from 2013, Marco Roy (56th), is going head-to-head with what would have been their other 2nd round pick had they not traded it, Valentin Zykov (37th). Zykov, who enjoyed a descent year (53 23-40-63), is clearly making an impact on the series and getting attention from the press. Not to be entirely overshadowed, Roy scored the game-winning goal last night to put Armada back in the series.
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While these kinds of match-ups are largely meaningless to the players and teams involved, they give us fans something tangible to track and excite our interest.
The ECHL
The Oilers' ECHL affiliate the Bakersfield Condors are in the midst of a first round contest with the Utah Grizzlies. They currently have the edge on the Grizzlies 2-1 in the series. Oilers' fans ought to be invested in the fortunes of goaltender Laurent Brossoit (164th, 2011 Flames pick; part of return on Smid trade) and forward Mitch Holmberg.
Brossoit, who's spent most of the season in Bakersfield since being acquired, put up very good numbers through the regular season: 35GPs 24W 9L 2OTL .923 SV%. In the playoffs so far, he's played all 3 games (2W, 1L) and put up a handsome .945 SV%, including a shutout in the first game.
Holmberg (undrafted WHL forward, signed to an AHL SPC for the 2014-15 season) enjoyed a breakout season with the Spokane Chiefs (72 62-56-118). He's just recently been nominated for WHL Player of the Year. He represents the Western Conference and is nominated against 2014 draft eligible Eastern Conference forward Sam Reinhart.
Through one AHL game, Holmberg has an assist.
In an effort to lighten the congestion of players up with the Barons and to give the rookie pro some playing time, the Condors have signed Holmberg through the playoffs and he is seeing his first pro action. So far he's played two games and drawn a blank for boxcars. It would appear he's struggling, or injured (I can't find a record of either), as he was scratched for the last game.
The Condors' next game against the Grizzlies is tomorrow (April 24th).
Aiden Muir (133th, 2013) and his Indiana Ice knocked the Green Bay Gamblers out of the USHL playoffs last week (3-1 in the series). Through 4 playoff games Muir is 1-0-1 for boxcars.
Up next for the Ice is a best-of-5 series against the Dubuque Fighting Saints. Game one will go at home for the Ice on Friday, April 25th.
Amazingly No One Died!
There's something truly odd about Oilers' prospects surviving 10 days or so of playoff hockey and still living to tell the tale. Sooner or later these prospects will win whatever tin-plated cup they play for or lose and get tossed out of the rink for the balance of the season. For the moment, however, they are alive and fighting. Stay tuned!


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Wooks- On Jul 13, 2006, at 5:31 AM, wooks . wrote: > I am extremely appreciative of all the help I have gotten here but > I wish to say something that I think applies generally to people > of my background. > [[snip]] I feel the design recipe is targeted at teaching new programmers how to write maintainable code, not to teach them how to maintain code that has been developed in the wild. I agree that being able to maintain undomesticated code is a very useful skill. However, I have encountered very few ways to actually teach such skills, because undomesticated code is often by its nature unmaintainable by any pre-established method. >> But since I want to actually put content in this post, and since >> you could find this information from Figure 57, I'll fill in the >> blank, using the argument order you gave in your post. >> >> ;; fold : X (X Y -> Y) [Listof X] -> Y >> >> Now, if you look at these two contracts, they certainly look very >> different. map takes two arguments, fold takes three; plus, map >> returns a [Listof Y], while fold returns a Y. So how could we >> hope to implement map in terms of fold, as you say? >> > > Maybe I should ask the question that struck me immediately I saw > this problem. Why would I want to do this anyway. Map and fold are > clearly intuitive one is a translation the other is a > summarisation. I cannot intuitively see why I would want to > implement a translation in terms of a summarisation. Its an exercise. But its also something that comes up in practice, this act of building a simple function like map on top of a general function like fold. My feeling about this particular exercise is that its meant to test your ability to use tools like fold to their full power. Once you see how to implement map (and how incredibly simple it actually *is*), hopefully you'll see this "summarizing" power of fold is much more general than you might have realized. >> ... >> >> Likewise, >> >> ;; fold : forall X, Y . Y (X Y -> Y) [Listof X] -> Y >> > > Well I had a more conservative > ;; fold : X (X X -> X) (listof X) -> X This is *too* conservative. If this were the contract for fold, you would not be able to implement map using it. Not only that, but you would not be able to implement append either, if this were the most general contract for fold. This makes me very curious to see how you chose to implement append, and how you decided to instantiate the parameter X to accomplish that goal. >> Once again, the X's and Y's in the contract for fold are >> independent from the X's and Y's for map, and we could >> instantiate it like so: X:=Num Y:=Num to yield >> >> ;; fold : Num (Num Num -> Num) [Listof Num] -> Num >> >> The names don't matter at all; in fact, we could instead use the >> names S and T: >> >> ;; fold : forall S, T . T (S T -> T) [Listof S] -> T > > I would more readily accept this with an example of a case where we > summarised 2 different types of data - but lets see. > >> >> This makes it crystal clear that the parameters for fold are >> totally different from the ones for map. >> > > Hmmm well all the instantation and matching stuff looks a lot like > prolog - but no its not crystal clear because the reason why I > would want to do this is not intuitive. I'm not sure what "this" is in the above sentence, so I'll take some guesses and answer each one. * You want to implement map in terms of fold. Why? (1) Because its a good pedagogical exercise to help you see the power of functions like fold. (2) Because oftentimes you will need to implement function A and you really have to layer it on top of function B, for whatever reason, and understanding how to adapt B to fit the needs of A is important. (3) Because we're testing to see if you understand how to work with parametric contracts such as those for map and fold. * You want to instantiate the parameters in contracts. Why? Well, this is just my view on things, not official HtDP philosophy, but my attitude is that the parameters in these contracts exist solely to be instantiated to more specific types of data. We have no class of data named X or S or T; we have things like String and Number and [Listof Symbol]. So if you want to use functions like map or fold, you need to first take their general contracts and make them more specific by plugging in the class of data that you happen to care about at the point of invocation (of map or fold). You don't always have to plug in a completely concrete class; you could plug in [Listof X] for S, or even just X for S. The idea is to adapt the function you're given (fold) to the needs of the function you are trying to write (map). >> Now my question for you, wooks, is this: >> >> We have: >> >> ;; map : (X -> Y) [Listof X] -> [Listof Y] >> ;; fold : T (S T -> T) [Listof S] -> T > >> >> So, what class of data could you plug in for the contract >> parameter T to make fold return the same class of data as map? > > T would have to be a list. "list" is not a class of data. What kind of list? A [Listof String]? (Probably not, since the word String doesn't appear anywhere in the contract for map...) >> When you do this plugging in, what is the resulting instantiated >> contract for fold? > > ;fold : list (S list of S -> list of S) I can't read this. Either you have the parentheses mixed up in your contract, or you're telling me in some manner that fold is not a function, but instead a list of functions, which doesn't make sense for fold. -Felix
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Have we mentioned we like getting in new booze for review? If we haven't...we do. We just got in two new bottles of very disparate types of liquor, and we couldn't be more fired up to give 'em a shot. That's us skipping, over there on the right.*
Averna Amaro Siciliano
We don't know much about Averna, but considering it's called "Amaro," we fully expect it to be something like the grandpa of amaretto. We'll keep you posted. Until we can, learn more, dig up some info on your own at Averna.it.
Christiania Vodka
What we do know about Christiania is that it A) contains potatoes (we don't know what's special about the Trondeleag variety but we'll look into it), 2) involves Nordic water (go Vikings!), and D) named after a famous Norwegian king. And there we have it...intriguing as all hell. More at ChristianiaVodka.com.
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I and my panel of co-tasters describe Averna, and a number of other Italian Amari, here: http://tleaves.com/2005/05/11/amari-tasting-part-2/
Hope that helps.
Argh, bad copy/paste -- the second link for the Amari tasting should be http://tleaves.com/2005/05/11/amari-tasting-part-2/
"Amaro" in the name of Averna simply means that it's an Italian bitter apertif or digestive liquer; the general class is called Amari.
There's actually a pretty good writeup of an Amari tasting that a friend of mine ran in Pittsburgh a few years ago that talks about Averna and several others, in two parts:
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UK flight delays after air traffic control computer glitch
Thousands of travellers faced delays today after the UK's national air traffic control experienced "technical problems" at its main control centre.
The number of aircraft allowed to take off from airports and fly over South East England was restricted after computer problems at Swanwick.
A Nats spokesman said: "There will be delays, although we are not sure how long they will be."
The company experienced some flight-affecting computer glitches when it first moved to the site around 10 years ago, but the centre has worked well in recent years.
Nats said: "We are experiencing technical problems at our Swanwick control centre and we are working to restore full operations.
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Jack Sonni Dives Deep into James Tyler Variax Modeling Guitars
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Greetings guitarists and fellow travelers on the plank-spankers' journey. Welcome to the first entry of my deep dive into the James Tyler Variax digital modeling guitar. Over the next few months I invite you to join me as I run the guitar through some real-world paces taking it from studio to stage. But first, a […]
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Chrysler is teasing the looks of its next-generation Dodge Charger police car. We still haven't seen the 2011 Charger on which it is based.
The car comes with a standard E85 ethanol-capable 3.6-liter V-6 engine with variable-valve timing. There will also be a 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 engine with a fuel-saving Multi-displacement system that shuts down cylinders when they aren't needed.
Chrysler touts the Charger Pursuit's tactical technology, safety, power, efficiency, but not it's size, which has been killing sales. Some law enforcement agencies say it's too small, at least compared to the Ford Crown Victoria that it would mostly replace. Charger faces off against coming police versions of the Ford Taurus and Chevrolet Caprice, a version of what was formerly the Pontiac G8.
The car has all kinds of heavy-duty suspension and brake stuff that cops crave, and a new and an iconic design that makes any suspect stop in a panic. Departments can start ordering them next month.
Chris Woodyard is an auto writer for USA TODAY who covers all aspects of motoring. He revels in the exhaust note of a Maserati and the sharp creases of a Cadillac CTS. Chris strives to live a Porsche life on a Scion budget. More about Chris


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Spring Cleaning on the Roof
March 2014
Every year, BBG springs forward by cutting back. Grasses on the Visitor Center's living roof and throughout the Garden need to be trimmed in preparation for new growth. The Visitor Center and its surrounding beds account for the largest concentration of native grasses in the Garden and require specialized maintenance.
Ronnit Bendavid-Val, BBG's director of Gardens and Grounds, and Barry Rogers, curator of the Visitor Center, describe maintaining the living roof as a process of learning how to work with specific species (sideoats grama, prairie Junegrass, little bluestem, and prairie dropseed) under challenging conditions. This March, BBG Horticulture staff and a team from New York Green Roofs—equipped with articulated pole hedge trimmers and rakes—were harnessed to a safety line due to the building's height and the roof's steep slope. Cutting back dormant plant material took two days to complete, just in time for the appearance of snowdrop and hoop-petticoat daffodil shoots. Over the next few months, we look forward to seeing butterfly weed, purple prairie clover, dwarf blazing star, and foxglove beardtongue bring bursts of color to the Visitor Center roof.
The living roof is just one component of the Visitor Center landscape. Almost three acres of new plantings have expanded BBG's collection with 90 new species. Once the roof and its neighboring plantings become established, they will be more self-sustaining and require less intensive upkeep. In the meantime, BBG's spring cleaning clears the way for fresh growth and months of beauty.
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Mick Extance Off-Road Experience is offering ABRs the chance to win a Honda Off-Road Experience Day for two with its brand-new photo competition, Air Moto. Think the motorcycle equivalent of 'air guitar' and you've got it.
"Mickey's always dreaming of riding his bike – he does it anywhere and everywhere!" explains company co-founder, Steph Jeavons. "We want ABRs to join him and show us where they do it with some freestyle Air Moto shots – all you need is a camera, your imagination and a sense of humour. You could even get your mates involved for some group Air Moto 'ride-outs' if you like!"
The competition is free to enter and the rules are as follows:
1. Positioning: Your hands must be positioned as if you're holding on to the handlebars of a motorbike, and your body must be positioned as if you're sitting on a motorbike
2. Keep it safe and clean: Entries that are deemed to have put people at risk of injury will not be eligible for a prize and will be removed from the site.
3. Enjoy!
The competition will go down to a monthly online vote. The winner will be the Air Moto photo with the most votes (try saying that fast 10 times!). Winners can choose from a day's Trials riding in Leek, Motocross at Silverstone or Enduro riding in Wales, as well as receiving a goodie bag; runners up will receive a Mick Extance Off-Road Experience hoodie. For more information and to enter, see www.mickextanceoffroad.com/competition . Good luck, and don't forget to share your pics on the ABR forum!


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FLORENCE, S.C. – Precious M. Cristwell has been named coordinator of multicultural student affairs at Francis Marion University.
Cristwell most recently served as resident director in the housing office at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. She also held various positions at the University of Central Florida and Seminole Community College.
Cristwell earned the B.S. degree in liberal studies and the M.E. degree in student personnel in higher education from the University of Central Florida.
"I am happy to have Ms. Cristwell join the student affairs staff," said Joseph E. Heyward, FMU's vice president of student affairs. "She comes with a wealth of ideas and the enthusiasm necessary to implement programs that will further improve the life of students utilizing the services of the multicultural affairs office."
The Office of Multicultural Affairs serves as a liaison for FMU and the university's students of color. The purpose of the office is to amplify the academic, social and cultural development of students of color through counseling and programming.
The coordinator of multicultural affairs serves as adviser to the FMU chapter of the National Pan-Hellenic Council and works in cooperation with other organizations that represent students of color.
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Eating breakfast is a great habit to get into for everyone, especially if you have diabetes. Regularly skipping breakfast may be associated with a higher risk for type 2 diabetes, according to a study in the Journal of Epidemiology. Many American breakfast foods, such as pancakes, waffles, and many breakfast meats, though, are high in fat, calories, and carbs.
For example, one Belgian waffle at IHOP will run you 400 calories and almost 50 grams of carbs. You can enjoy waffles without running up your carb load. Step out of your comfort zone and enjoy these low-sugar and often higher-fiber versions of one of America's favorite breakfast choices.
Healthy Quinoa Protein Waffles
Substituting low-glycemic quinoa flour for white flour, unsweetened applesauce for oil, and Truvia for sugar, this recipe is lower in net carbs, sugar, and fat than most traditional waffle varieties. And, thanks to the quinoa and protein powder, it's much higher in protein.
If you aren't a fan of protein powder, try substituting almond or coconut flour, suggests Saba Sassouni, M.S., R.D., C.D.N., lead dietitian of Zone Manhattan. For an extra kick of flavor, add a pinch of unsweetened natural cocoa. You can also add a scoop of ground flaxseed if you want to up your fiber intake.
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Apple Cinnamon Waffles
Flaxseed meal (ground flaxseed) is loaded with fiber and healthy omega-3s. Omega-3s may reduce your risk for type 2 diabetes, according to a study in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Plus, these waffles contain cinnamon, which some studies have shown may improve insulin resistance. Grated apples provide soluble fiber that can improve cholesterol.
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Secretly Healthy Red Velvet Waffles
Lower in carbs and sugar, the real secret to this "secretly healthy" recipe lies in the beets, which is what gives the waffle its red hue. Beets contain numerous vitamins and minerals, including concentrated amounts of anti-inflammatory antioxidants, and are a great source of fiber. A diet high in fiber may help you to better control blood glucose and insulin, according to one study. This recipe calls for six packets of Truvia. To reduce your intake of stevia, sub out some or all of this sweetener for erythritol or Swerve.
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PB&J Wafflewich
Whether you're cooking for kids or adults, peanut butter and jelly is a combo that will make many stomachs smile. This recipe makes a "waffle" sandwich using regular bread with a bit of peanut butter and jelly, all pressed together in a waffle iron. It's a fresh take on breakfast, but also fun for lunch or dinner.
Look for a no-sugar-added jam, or substitute slices of your favorite fresh fruit instead. If you've got a peanut allergy in the family, almond, cashew, or even Sunbutter (made from sunflower seeds) can offer a comparable amount of protein. Take note that cashews provide very little fiber and are the lowest-fiber nut.
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Zucchini Parmesan Waffle Fritters
Waffles for dinner? Why not? These fritters, made on a waffle iron, use zucchini as the main ingredient. Zucchini is high in a number of nutrients, including vitamin C. It's also low in calories and offers some fiber.
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You can still enjoy your favorite foods if you have diabetes. When selecting a recipe, remember to look for one that is high in fiber and protein and low in added sugar.


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4 arrested in series of Armstrong, Butler burglaries
Pennsylvania State Police arrested four people in connection with a string of residential and commercial burglaries in Armstrong and Butler counties.
Tyson Bargerstock, 28, of Worthington; Tyson Anderson, 26, of Kittanning; Trevor Raible, 28, of Fenelton; and Meghan Snyder, 25, of Butler each is charged with burglary, criminal trespassing by breaking into a structure, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, theft by deception, criminal mischief and six counts of criminal conspiracy.
Snyder and Raible each drew additional charges of theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property. Snyder is charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.
Police arrested the four on Wednesday after recovering several pieces of jewelry and electronics at various pawn shops, according to Trooper Terry Geibel.
"We tracked them down when they cashed in several items, which we were able to recover," Geibel said.
Geibel said the four were linked to burglaries at the Harvest Community Church in East Franklin, the Worthington Presbyterian Church, the Burnt Ridge Bow & Gun Club in Cowansville and the Buffalo Valley Sportsmen's Club in Worthington, along with two residential burglaries in West Franklin and Worthington.
Geibel said the four were linked to burglaries in Chicora and Fenelton in Butler County.
"After talking to them, we believe every one of these burglaries were connected," he said.
District Judge Lewis Stoughton of Chicora committed Bargerstock, Anderson, Raible and Snyder to the Butler County Prison on Thursday, and set bond at $25,000 each.
A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Tuesday in Stoughton's courtroom.
Brad Pedersen is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-543-1303, ext. 1337, or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Georges Collinet on the Past and Future of African Music
Georges Collinet has been the host of Afropop Worldwide since the show first aired in October 1988. In 2015, he celebrated 50 years in broadcasting. Producer Banning Eyre interviewed Georges in his Washington, D.C. home studio on Sept. 30, 2016. … Read more »


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A rabbit and its owner were recovering Wednesday in South Salt Lake after a house guest apparently decided to attack both with a medieval double-edged sword.
Police spokesman Gary Keller said a friend of the family was staying the night at a home near 3460 South and 350 East when the homeowner woke up about 5 a.m. to his daughter's scream.
When he went to investigate, he found his friend carrying the sword, which has a 30-inch blade, and trying to kill the family's pet rabbit, Keller said.
The friend then pointed the sword at the homeowner.
The two scuffled and the homeowner suffered a serious cut to his hand disarming the friend, Keller said.
Both homeowner and rabbit survived, though the rabbit was not walking normally, Keller said.
The friend was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault, a second-degree felony, and cruelty to animals, a misdemeanor.
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The title Mnemonist (derived from the term Mnemonic) refers to an individual with the ability to remember and recall unusually long lists of data, for example: unfamiliar names, lists of numbers, entries in books, etc. Such individuals have also been described as possessing an Eidetic memory, although whether such abilities are innate behaviour or somehow learned appears somewhat contentious. Nonetheless, individuals famed as Mnemonists have become part of popular myth, lore, fiction, contemporary media, and, indeed, subjects of scientific enquiry.
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- Tony Buzan
- Dominic O'Brien
- Eidetic memory
- Funes the Memorious
- Kim Peek, the real-life inspiration for the character of Raymond in the film Rain Man
- Mnemonic
- Shass Pollak
- S.V. Shereshevskii


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