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Mr. COBURN. Mr. President, I plan on taking about 10 minutes of our time.
I serve on the HELP Committee with the distinguished chairman. There is no question we have not emphasized prevention in this country, but there is a reason we have not. We do not pay for it. Medicare does not pay for it. The insurance companies follow what Medicare does.
We have heard some pretty good claims this morning in terms of the HELP bill. I sat through almost 3 weeks of markup on that bill. I don't believe there is anybody in Congress who does not want us to change the way we look at prevention because there is no way we can control health care costs unless we both try to prevent chronic disease and also manage the chronic disease we have.
One of the reasons we have more chronic disease than other countries is because we keep people with chronic disease alive a lot longer. They let them die. They ration the care out, and they determine what the value of their life is. With a chronic disease, eventually they quit treating them. The numbers get skewed because we do a pretty good job. Even though we did not prevent it, we do a wonderful job, and we can actually do far better in managing chronic disease.
What the Senator and the HELP committee put out is a government-centered bill. Let me give an example. Duke University set up a clinic for heart failure patients. They were having phenomenal results. These are all Medicare patients, class III, class IV, class V heart patients. They dropped hospital admissions 27 percent. They shut it down. Why did they shut it down? Medicare would rather pay--because they are not flexible, they will not recognize prevention--they shut down a clinic that was saving them $100 million a year, even though it cost about a significant portion of that, 10 percent or so, to run the clinic. They would rather spend the $90 million than to pay for prevention. So what was a great clinic--keeping people out of the hospital, maintaining their chronic disease. Medicare did that.
That is the reason I am very opposed to the bill--not the principles of the bill but the bill that came out of committee. The bill that came out of our committee creates 88 new government programs--88. Think about it. What do we want in health care? What we want in health care is to be able to determine our own future, to determine our own doctor, and to be able to afford to buy the health care our families need. That is what we want. We create 88 new Federal Government programs managing our health care, and that freedom to choose, that freedom to make a judgment is going to go out the window.
The other points the Senator mentioned, he talked about increasing to 30 percent the ability of performance bonuses for people to get into reduction plans, wellness plans. He mentioned Safeway. They can spend 21 percent under HIPAA now. Safeway's testimony was, give us the flexibility everybody else in the country has and let's go up to 50 percent. We don't trust them to do that, even though Safeway has had no increase in health care costs in the last almost now 5 years because they have truly incentivized prevention.
He mentioned workforce development, and he mentioned all these incentives to help people become primary care doctors. They are not going to become primary care doctors. Do you know why? I am a primary care doctor. They are not going to pay them. The reason we have a disproportionate number of specialists versus primary care doctors in this country is because there is a 350-percent payment differential. How do you think that came about? Medicare created that differential.
If we want more primary care doctors, then what we have to do is pay people to go into primary care, and they will come running because it is the best place in the world to practice medicine. They get to care for entire families. They get to manage every type of conceptual disease one can think of, and the rewards are out of this world. But when the average medical student comes out of medical school owing $170,000, and their pay is one-fourth of somebody who spends 1 or 2 more years in training, there is no reason to think why they don't all go into additional training so they can be compensated at a level that matches the debt and the sacrifice they put in. They average 8 years of medical school and residency. We don't have many other people who have that kind of training. Yet Medicare created the shortage we have today by limiting the payment to primary care physicians.
The reason I make that point is the plans that are coming to the Senate floor are totally government centered. They are totally government managed. They are totally government created. He talked about sidewalks and bike paths. In that bill, we set up $10 billion a year for concrete, supposedly for wellness. I can think of a whole lot better things. We can put $10 billion in NIH and do a whole lot more in terms of savings for this country in terms of our health care.
Where do I agree with the chairman? We will never control our costs in health care and we will never make health care affordable for us as a nation or individually until we manage the chronic disease we have out there officially and until we incentivize the prevention of it. He is right on that. But there are two approaches to doing that. One says the government is going to do all of it, and the other says maybe we could incentivize individuals in the public to make good decisions for themselves. One costs a whole lot of money; the other does not cost any.
Let me tell you how well the government does. Go to any School Lunch Program you want to today. Go look at it. Look at what we feed our kids at breakfast and lunch, and then ask yourself: No wonder our kids are unhealthy. We are feeding them a high-fat, high-carbohydrate, simple-sugar, simple-starch meal. We are creating, through the government School Lunch Program and breakfast program, the very obesity the Senator says he wants to stop.
Then look at the food stamp purchases we incentivize. There are no limits on them--a government program. Then look at the people on the Food Stamp Program--and this is no discrimination toward them at all; they need the help--but look at the choices they make. There is no effort to limit to only buy what are good foods with food stamp money rather than junk food that, in fact, enhances chronic disease.
There are a lot of ways to approach it, but if we look at what the government is doing now--what does it do? In health care, what does the government do right now that is effective and efficient? Nothing.
The chairman talked about the fact that Medicare is going to go broke. It is. In 5 1/2 years, the Medicare trust fund will be belly up. Nobody disputes that point. The Medicare trustees are saying that. We have all these problems in Medicare. Why don't we fix those? We have a full 15 percent, at a minimum, of fraud in Medicare. Where is the fix? Why don't we fix it? Instead, we are going to bring to the floor 88 new government programs, a government-centric run health care system that is going to defeat and destroy the best health care system in the world.
It is not the most efficient, but there is no question if you are sick, this is the best place in the world to get sick. If you have cancer, your cure rate is 40 to 50 percent better than anywhere else in the world. If you have heart disease, your outcome is better than any other place in the world. Prevention is key, but as we try to fix the problems in health care, our first goal ought to be ``do no harm'' to what is good about American health care.
I yield for my colleague from Tennessee and note I have consumed over 10 minutes. I apologize to him for that.
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USA Today reported that since the September 2001 terror attacks, AT&T Corp, Verizon Communications Inc, and BellSouth Corp had been providing the agency with detailed records of the calls made by their 200 million customers, both international and domestic.
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Only one company, Qwest Corporation, which operates in 14 western states, refused to help the agency. It said it had concerns about the legality of the taps.
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Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Vitamin E as Add-on Therapy for Children With Epilepsy
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This is a study to see if vitamin E helps children with epilepsy have fewer seizures. About 20-30% of children with epilepsy do not have adequate seizure control with established antiepileptic drugs (AEDs). Other options for patients with uncontrolled epilepsy are newer antiepileptic medications, ketogenic diet and surgery. However, a small percentage of patients are candidates for these options. Therefore, additional treatments are needed to improve seizure control in patients with uncontrolled epilepsy. Animal studies have shown an association between vitamin E supplementation and seizure reduction. A study in children also showed that vitamin E helped reduce seizures. However, a similar study in adults did not show a reduction in seizures with vitamin E supplementation. Therefore, this research study is being done to help define vitamin E's usefulness and safety as a treatment for epilepsy. Fifty patients will be recruited from the Children's Epilepsy Program at The Children's Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Qualifying patients will have a confirmed diagnosis of epilepsy that is currently uncontrolled with standard AEDs. The study period is 6 months and includes the following: Baseline period (1 month), Arm I (2 months), Wash-out period (1 month), and Arm II (2 months). Patients must have been on the same AEDs for 2 months before enrollment. All medications and complementary therapies must remain constant throughout the study. If at any point the physician feels it is not best for the patient to continue the study they will be discontinued. Before the study starts, study participants will be asked about seizure activity, what they eat and about any complementary and/or alternative medicine they may use. The study is two phases. Study participants will be given either vitamin E or placebo (fake pill/liquid) in each phase of the study. They will receive both vitamin E and placebo during the study. Which phase they receive vitamin E and placebo will be decided by chance (similar to rolling dice). Study participants will take liquid vitamin E or placebo two times per day. The study participants and study doctors will not know who is taking vitamin E and who is taking placebo. Study participants will come to the hospital for 3 outpatient and 2 inpatient visits. Health-related quality of life questionnaires will be filled out and blood will be drawn at three of the visits. Seizure diaries will be maintained throughout the study.
|Drug: Vitamin E
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|Allocation: Randomized
Masking: Double-Blind
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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Genetics Home Reference related topics: pyridoxal 5'-phosphate-dependent epilepsy
MedlinePlus related topics: Epilepsy Vitamin E
Drug Information available for: alpha-Tocopherol Tocopherol alpha-Tocopherol succinate Tocopherol acetate DL-alpha-TocopherolU.S. FDA Resources
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- Diagnosis of intractable epilepsy, defined as 1) at least 4 seizures per month; 2) failure of at least 3 standard AEDs EEG within the last 6 months
- Measurable seizure occurrence (parent/caregiver is able to count the number of seizures in any given time period)
- Stable AED regimen, with at least one standard AED for at least 2 months prior to enrollment
- No vitamin E supplementation (except as in standard multivitamin for age) for 6 months prior to study entry
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Have you ever decided to make a batch of cookies only to realize that the butter is cold or frozen? Waiting for butter to come to room temperature can take forever (and ever and ever and ever... believe me I've timed it). If you don't have the time to wait forever, you might want to try this trick: grate the butter into a large mixing bowl. This way you'll increase the surface area and the individual pieces will come to room temperature faster.
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Gosh if I had only known this as a kid, my brother and I wouldn't have had to wait for the butter to soften, so mom could bake homemade cookies!!!
good idea, but i still prefer putting in the microwave for 10 seconds.
What a life-saving trick!
I use the microwave to soften it for cookies, but this grater idea is perfect for something like pie crust where you need the butter to stay cold. Great tip!
Thats really obvious but really good!
Or you can just stick in the microwave for a few seconds...you have to be careful but it's easier than cleaning butter off your grater.
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This makes me feel almost old and cranky enough to write to The Papers to complain about the rise in stabbings, muggings and murder for people's phones. Instead I'll just not bother and say this:
homoerotic telephone.
That ought to do it.
yeah, and just by accident all of them are topless...
Fight Club or what? ^^
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Lewy body disease, also known as dementia with Lewy bodies, is a progressive form of dementia usually found in the elderly. It is the second leading cause of dementia in the elderly. Dementia describes a group of symptoms that interfere with daily functioning and are caused by different physical or mental conditions.
in 1912, Frederick Lewy found abnormal protein deposits while he was examining the brains of people with Parkinson's disease. Lewy bodies are a main feature of Parkinson's disease. Researchers later found Lewy bodies in the outer layer of the brains of some people who had dementia.
Dementia of Lewy bodies is caused by the buildup of Lewy bodies, bits of protein, inside the center of nerve cells in the motor and memory areas of the brain. Some people with Lewy body dementia also have protein tangles characteristic of Alzheimer's disease.
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Risk factors of Lewy body dementia include being of male gender, age 53 to 93, and a family history of dementia.
Lewy body dementia is diagnosed when at least two brain dysfunctions are present. Signs and symptoms include communication, organizational, reasoning, coordination and movement difficulties; memory loss; personality changes; inappropriate behaviors; paranoia; agitation; and hallucinations. People with Lewy body disease often have REM sleep (deep sleep) disturbance and act out dreams, which can happen in its very early stages.
Lewy body dementia is similar to Alzheimer's disease, but it features fluctuations in confusion and clear thinking, visual hallucinations and Parkinson's tremors.
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Fixed-gear cycling is a sport of many a face, and many a mecca.
For every San Francisco, every Barcelona, every Paris, every Berlin, Tokyo, and New York, there are still countless other smaller cities. Differing only in size and native language, yet still sharing the same passion for two wheels and locked cogs.
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Liked: amazing staff, great restaurant, perfect location in this small village-rooms were beautifully decorated; great colorful, common area with good wifi, got decent wifi in our room; air conditioning included in room, screens on windows so you can get a breeze without bugs coming in, beautiful curtains to keep the sun out of your eyes in the morning; very clean; hot showers, cold drinks; beautiful terrace overlooking main road (where you can eat your delicious breakfast) and the kasbah and a rooftop to view stars, couldn't recommend it more. So much more peaceful of a town than nearby Ouarzazate (take a shared taxi here if you can from there-we were only 2 people but bargained the driver down to 150 mad).
Disliked: Nothing. Pay for your bill in Euros if the rate is better than by paying with dirham.
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"A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2017."
Enjoying the outdoors on the way home from holidays.
"A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2017."
Starting the year with a holiday at the beach.
Olivia loving jumping over the waves and digging in the sand.
Jairus content watching from the comfort of his pram.
A project I've been itching to make for over 12 months (I even bought the rope before christmas last year!). Finally it was time to just do it. Stop putting it aside for more important things. Time to have some fun and try something new.
After much pinterest browsing and looking at tutorials I decided to make a basket for Olivia, to hold her special things, whatever they may be at the time (today it was a leaf, a rock and her cucumber!)
There's something about starting with a big coil of rope and watching it transform into a basket, while being mesmerised by the hum of the sewing machine zig zagging its way around and around.
Of course I didn't just start with a simple bowl or with handles that are attached like 99% of the rope baskets out there, I decided to do my own thing and have seperate handles… probably not the best idea as it's very difficult to join the ends! My solution was a little piece of coordinating ribbon which I thought would look pretty when I draped it across, except for after wrapping it around the handles it does remind me a bit of grey tape. Oh well, you have to start somewhere and I'll just have to trial some other techniques to cover the messy ends.
Another cardigan for Olivia, because a girl can't have too many knitted jumpers can they?!
This is a gorgeous design that looks beautiful with her pretty dresses or with a simple jeans and shirt.
Details about the pattern can be found here
Earlier in the year, on mother's day, Garth was working away and he visited the Nundle woollen mill on his day off. He knew how much I enjoyed it there and love working with their wool, so instead of flowers or chocolate he bought me a bag of wool which was in the seconds pile due to the uneven dye (which honestly I think gives the jumper more character). My husband knows me well and gave me the perfect gift to create something useful out of.
After much thought and looking at patterns, I decided that the wool was best knitted into a jumper for Olivia, as a warm winter jumper was high on the priority list for her. This pattern I had already bought and put aside, it was just waiting for me to get the right wool to make it.
You can find out more details about the jumper on my ravelry page
As the sun begins to stream through the blinds in the bedroom I let my eyes gradually open. Generally around 6am although at the moment I am taking things slower and listening to my body and letting it sleep when it needs to.
I start my morning with a warm ginger and lemon tea which I then take back to bed to drink while I read a few chapters of a non fiction book. (I often go to my studio and do some work at this time too)
A little voice appears from the next room, chatting away to her favourite soft toy friends that she took to bed with her (always bunny and roo and also whoever else was a favourite from the day before). She is often very happily practicing her words and enjoying her space till around 7:30.
I softly push open her door and poke my head around the corner waiting for her to notice me, she then has the biggest grin and jumps up and reaches out for me to lift her out of her cot.
We then venture into the kitchen and both have a cup of beef broth as it is simmering away in the slow cooker ready to strain and put in the fridge.
I mix up some Egg and zucchini fritters, which are a firm favourite and a regular breakfast for us at the moment. I fry them and we sit and eat them together.
After everything is processed and cleaned up in the kitchen I then jump in the shower after reading Olivia a story which she so sweetly asked me to read. We both get dressed.
I hang up the washing that I had put on earlier. Taking a moment to breath deep and appreciate the clear blue sky and beautiful day.
We then jump in the car and go to mums for morning tea and a play with the daycare children that will be there.
Walking up to mum's front door, a big 'Hello' from Olivia while she patiently waits for someone to unlock it for her.
Time to finish playing, say goodbye and drive home.
Cucumber, Tomatoes, mushrooms and avocado – an absolute favourite for lunch! We both sit and eat our simple meal before cleaning up and snuggling into bed for a sleep.
This is my time to do some work, catch up on emails, edit photos, or whatever else is on the list to do for the day.
I make myself a pot of herbal tea (Immune-Tea blend today) and sit quietly with my knitting, currently working on a little bunny for Olivia. Never being one to have a mid day nap, this has been my way of letting my body rest and put my feet up while I'm in the third trimester of this pregnancy.
Around this time I hear a little voice calling out, wanting to get up and play. We brush Olivia's hair, making sure to put in her bow again! Then we head to the kitchen to have a mandarine for afternoon tea.
Desperately in need of some warm winter pyjamas, we jump in the car again and go to my sister's place where I had left the fabric to cut out and use her sewing room. Once arriving we discovered I had the pattern at home and couldn't do any sewing anyway…. never to worry, just had to have a coffee and sit and chat instead.
Home to prep dinner and have a bath. Getting snug and warm ready for bed.
We sit at the table and eat our dinner together.
Bed Time for Olivia. We pop on her snuggle suit, have a drink and make sure her toys are ready for bed too. I put on the colourful diffuser with immune boost blend essential oils in it to help fight off the sniffles.
I sit down on the couch with a cup of tea and a jumper I am currently knitting for Olivia, open my laptop and watch an episode of Downton Abbey on netflix before heading to bed myself at 9:30.
"A portrait of my daughter, once a week, every week, in 2016."
Plus an extra couple as it was such a lovely winter's day spent at the park with friends and were able to capture a rare family portrait which I wanted to share.


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Degenerative eye disease affects millions of people worldwide, and the numbers are continually growing. One out of six adults age 45 and older will be affected by some type of sight-threatening vision problem. The most common of these eye diseases are macular degeneration, cataracts and glaucoma. Although the causes and progression of these diseases have many factors, a healthy lifestyle may contribute most to maintaining healthy vision.
Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in Americans 65 years of age and older. The center of the retina, called the macula, breaks down, causing a gradual or sudden loss of vision. Macular degeneration is classified as either dry or wet. About 90 percent of patients have the dry form, which may result from the aging and thinning of macular tissues, depositing of pigment in the macula or a combination of the two. The wet form occurs when new blood vessels grow beneath the retina, leaking blood and fluid. The leakage causes retinal cells to die and creates blind spots in central vision. Early signs of macular degeneration are gradual, painless and include: visual hallucinations, straight lines appearing wavy, fuzzy vision and shadowy areas in central vision.
In time, a person with macular degeneration may find it difficult or impossible to read, drive or recognize familiar faces. If a loved one is experiencing any of the signs or symptoms listed above, it's important to seek professional help. There are new treatments that may help to slow or stop the progression of the disease. When vision loss is experienced, low vision aids can improve eye function and quality of life.
It's important (and simple) to take steps to prevent macular degeneration. After considering other risk factors, a study of 4000 people ages 43-86 were found to be 70 percent less likely to have or develop macular degeneration if they led a healthy lifestyle, including a healthy diet, plenty of exercise and not smoking.
Individuals who smoke are up to four times more likely to have macular degeneration than non-smokers — quitting will decrease your chance of eye disease and many other health complications.
One study found that people who consumed the most vegetables rich in carotenoids had a 43 percent lower risk of developing macular degeneration than those who ate less of these foods. Maintaining a diet rich in antioxidants, such as lutein, vitamins C and E, zinc and copper can help decrease the likelihood of an eye disease.
It's also important to eat fish or take a fish oil supplement. A recent study showed that senior men with the highest levels of fish consumption were 45 percent less likely to have macular degeneration and vision problems than those who didn't consume fish. Another study found that participants who ate fish at least once a week were 40 percent less likely to have beginning-stage macular degeneration develop than those who reported eating fish less than once a month or never. The recommended amount is 500 mg/day of DHA/EPA essential fatty acids.
Glaucoma classifies a group of vision diseases that can damage the eye's optic nerve, resulting in vision loss and blindness. The pressure inside of the eye is similar to our blood pressure; there is a "normal" range, but when the pressure becomes higher, it can damage the photoreceptors we use for sight. Although glaucoma affects people of all ages, people 40 years of age and older have an increased risk of being affected. Other risk factors include hypertension, diabetes, lack of exercise and heredity.
It's estimated that 4 million people in the U.S. have glaucoma, and about half may not even know they're affected, as the early stages often have no signs or symptoms. This is a dangerous statistic, as the vision loss caused by glaucoma is irreversible. The testing for glaucoma is a standard part of an annual eye examination, so it's important to make it to the eye doctor each year. If diagnosed, prescription eye drops are the most common treatment, but surgical intervention is sometimes necessary.
A healthy lifestyle can do wonders for preventing glaucoma. Researchers in Oregon have shown that aerobic conditioning can lower pressure in and increase blood flow to the eye, and a further, transient lowering occurs on an acute basis with exercise. If you are part of any high-risk groups for glaucoma, be sure to take care of your condition — being in control of health problems can lower the risk of development. Although there is no proof (yet), there's increasing evidence that points to high doses of antioxidants benefiting some patients with glaucoma.
The natural lens inside our eye is the clearest at birth. With age and exposure to environmental elements, protein can clump together and begin to cloud, blocking the light that passes through. This creates a cataract, which may grow larger and cloud more of the lens over time, significantly impairing vision. Symptoms include cloudy or blurry vision, colors seeming faded, glare (headlights, lamps or sunlight may appear too bright, and a halo may appear around lights), poor night vision, double vision or multiple images in one eye, and frequent prescription changes in contacts or eyeglasses.
By age 65, about half of the human population has a cataract, and by age 75, almost everyone has a cataract. However, cataracts are highly treatable, and through advances in both cataract surgery and lens implants, more people are experiencing full restoration of lost vision than ever before. It is the most frequently performed surgery in the U.S., and will continue to benefit the older (and increasingly active population). Unlike macular degeneration and glaucoma, cataracts are "cured" by having surgery and will not recur later in life.
Many studies suggest that exposure to UV light is associated with cataract development. Wearing sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat while outdoors will reduce your exposure. Other external risk factors include cigarette smoke and air pollution.
Researchers also believe that good nutrition can help reduce the risk for developing cataracts. A diet full of green, leafy vegetables, fruit and other foods high in antioxidants can help. Stay away from diets high in salt, and avoid heavy alcohol consumption.
If symptoms of cataracts appear, it's best to visit an eye care professional. Being prescribed new glasses, strong bifocals, or using other visual aids can help. The doctor and patient can decide together when the time is right for cataract surgery.
As with most health problems, less risk of development is present alongside better overall health. Regular exercise, not smoking, wearing sun protection and eating healthily are the best things one can do for overall health and healthy vision. Just as routine doctor visits are important, so are annual eye check-ups — even if you don't notice a change in vision. The American Academies of Optometry and Ophthalmology both advise an annual examination for those 60 years of age and older.
Dr. Kristin Gurholt practices at Boulder Vision Center in Boulder, Colo. She has been in primary care optometry since 1997, treating patients' current needs while preventing future problems through education.
Kristin J. Gurholt, O.D.
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|Black-and-white prints (photographs)
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Color slides
|Named Person:
|Jan van der Meulen; Jan van der Meulen
|Material Type:
|Graphic, Photograph, Picture, Slide
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|Visual material
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Jan van der Meulen; Henri Le Secq; Eugène Amédée Lefèvre-Pontalis; Photographie Giraudon.; Neurdein frères.
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|Title devised.
|ca. 32,500 photographic prints : b&w, ca. 1,800 col. (Cibachrome) ; 10 x 8 in. or smaller. ca. 2,330 slides : color ; 35 mm. ca. 35,030 negatives : b&w ; 35 mm. and 60 x 60 mm.
Over 21,000 black-and-white catalogue prints and their negatives recording Chartres Cathedral form the bulk of the collection. These photographs provide systematic and detailed documentation of the architecture and sculptural decoration of the cathedral, especially the three sculptured portals, as well as comparative photographs of motifs from other French and German churches related to Chartres. A further 11,500 catalogue prints with negatives document rural churches in the Aisne and Oise regions, sources for the stylistic developments seen at Chartres.
Van der Meulen recorded the stained glass windows of Chartres, as well as the architecture and sculpture. Over 2300 35 mm. slides taken by van der Meulen document the entire clerestory and lower panels with the exception of the northern side aisle. Each panel of the clerestory was photographed twice with a 400 mm. lens from the opposite triforium, one darker exposure to reproduce the true color value and one additional, slightly overexposed slide to assure that all the inner details and fold-lines would be clearly visible.
In addition to the photographs taken by van der Meulen, the collection contains supplementary research material in the form of copy photographs. There are almost 500 nineteenth-century photographs of Chartres Cathedral (modern prints from original glass plate negatives) taken by photographers such as Eugène Lefèvre-Pontalis, Henri Le Secq, Photographie Giraudon, and Neurdein Frères. Further copy photographs, as well as drawings and photocopies, reproduce archival materials on Chartres housed in various repositories, including written documents, ground plans and other architectural drawings from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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The Litter Catcher Mat traps litter scatter to help keep your cat's paws and the surrounding floor area clean. Created from a soft, rubberized material that is easy on paws and easy to clean. Place outside your cat's pan to trap stray litter.
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